New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15

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SIXTH DISTRICT.
w Collelis =. .292 D. Augustn 1872
/ ST. Paul .2eo A. Robert ...........l5o
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
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EIGHTH n1TRIcT.
gorge Eustis .137 J. D. Leefe los
NINTH DISTRICT.
Y G. Collins ..,...... .127 NJ Hernandez 100
PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
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No returns from the Barataria Precinct but it is pre-
umed that this latter will not change the result.
GEs. CoMMANpER.-some of the South Carolina papers
down upon this gentleman, for going to Baltimore as
delegate to the Democratic National Convention. The
Ninyah Observer publishes the of the fortyseven
gners to his credentials and adds that of the list thirty
me were not born the district twenty not natives
the State fifteen wings and nine have no right to
gote in the district.
{ Loss OF THE STEAMER BASNER-The steamer Banner,
# Attakapas bound from Neworeans to Tuscumbia Ala
ays the Memphis Wing Of the 11h struck rock snag
Yates Point the 18th, and sunk in about ten min
,tes She had 400 tons railroad iron in her hold AS
he sunk her cabin parted from the hull and foated down
he river No lives lost The iron will probably be
ecoyered when the river falls.
STEAMBOAT VoTiNG--0n recent trip of the steamer
Fashion from Louisville to St. Louis vote of the passen
gers for President was taken Without any reference
hateverto the action of the Baltimore Convention the
preferences favortes stood thsof nineyseve pas
sengers Al for Fmore 20 for Cass 10 for Scott
10 fer Webster; for Douglas for Pierce.
METHODIST EpscorAL BIBLE soclRryE-Receipts OF the
Bible Society last year $3os 600, being than
$13SOO beyond those of the former year Number of vol
umes issued during the year is 6e6ooo being an in
of than the year before. Number
issued since the formation of the Society," over eight mil
lions bibles and testaments
FRIGHTFuI SUicDE.-0n the 9th inst the passenger
Train from Boston to Springfield rounding in
the road near East Brookfeld walking
on the track The warn whistle sounded when she
suddenly laid herself down. and literally torn in pieces
by the passing train The name of the victim was Laura
Lull, aged % years.
THE HUNGARIAN PEorLE.Mr. Stiles, in his book. gives
full account of the revolution in Hungary He says
The absurdity of the Intervention of the United States
- ~ p y ~ w 'f'eie ioioi''S
- a ~ ou"sio' '''a' VI VIC iour-
teen millions Of inhabitants in Hungary, nine millions de-
sire free and better than that under
which they now live
Aunuse TX r1r-prrrycr-Ifnder this be,d tbs Now
vo.,. rr.;,.,,.a $3.50. Nv ~. q, - y,
u..a,.x. 10, Wv ~ ~
been steadily and rapidly the increase for few weeks
past until it has excited attention and remark nearly
all who observe the extensive business going at shops
nm var ther. bes hoer No sroh ds,,ad sn
Mis- city Tbe eause of ,l;s ,nsb IN ,ha ,s,o
fouYa q, tha o..
Gov ,;fa o. . ~
ma Ia nha ~ ,afs,,, h,sa.,s '' '"A US
Ap....u c,,n,,,,r n.a.a,.-,n.- ~.
do, an.,s h., t,n At, ,r,a,,,aa III
aud ;,tarast;n,, d;soo,ar, ~ ~,
.oa,, aa.ta;,s;s A. ho1,, u'n,eS'
m.ny of hos. n,rsn+ WOW. a,,,;y,
which fst,nd ,,s rast M an. su 'ne se.u s'oos
,,,.a-au w., ~ 's' 'lisu uisoosefs'
!. 49,. =, -. -, 81 pu ~, 'p '' 'i'ei
800 w 's W - |ns "'e'"seo'
DISASTROUS FLoop IN WIscossrs-oue of the heaviest
storms Of rain ever known in the country occurred Mt b
village and in the vicinity of potos, Wisconsin IN tb
VI o'o',' Neohs'h On the eve
n7' nu'is 'i'e isn' iesis'ess torrents Vi
'ne ii'hs up ceiars, moving
ss,an M. oa.' anu uoins immense
Mts. winning III attempting TO return to her
house from that OF neghbor was carried off by the
rent and although her cries for were heard nv
map, t,,e i.r,,oass If +h ;,h+ , ~, Sc ~
IN RI, :. ,--.s " t si'' u 'e 'uilino s1orm
~ inposspic W aiu her' Inc STORM was equally
destructive in the village of Wisconsin.
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GEN pEReE.Gen. Pierce having been stopping at the
Trep,ont Hons. Ros+o, for so,,.r., 4, hI H.. ,.4 -,
Go, -, -, ~, - -. 90 ,." - W., - :. . 9 '' 1oi
particular llcnd OF MS started at once to convey the
tegence to him. He appeared much surprised and init
mated that It was probnby :, hoax lie ,.c,;noa .,v
,,,h,;o ,.,,,,,., $40, To-, l.; ~
po'' '''in ~ "us'oh' anu aiso reiuscu puphc
reception rendered to MIN from Concord lie proceeded
from Boston to Northampon whittier he went in conse-
uuence Of the delicate health Of Mrs pi.rce
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A T,cur F,r yhn p,it;s, 5c.na1a, wilt. Az.
...,. ,''. No""ul ing s"ss eii'''
i"'ioi"h ueionsihs W 'heflhe prlgauc got away
from Kingston in singular manner. lie was packed in
case and nut on board one of the lax. seone,s IN HOY
wav dovn tbo r;v,r ~, ,rr;,;,, =. Da,, -, a.,
10y o 'ef' w AWNING a' freheh creek the
ease was carfeo on shofe anu the man. by faint kckngs
inside made his presence known to the bystaners on the
wharf When released from his narrow rrso, ba ,ro
,,, ,,h,,,, ~, a. -. -. -. pe was
III ha Win MN IN te packing case the
instrument he played upon cornopen that cost his roy
iment fifty dollars
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49, y N sNN "NAN'--h roee'I letter trom san
Juan ael sur says
The brig Tres Amigos had run ashore at San Juan the
crew being reported intoxicated The mate of the j G.
cutting away the rigging seeing which, the owner is said
to have given orders to throw him overheard or kin him
The mate of the Tres Amigos get on board when semitic
ensucd betweethe two and in few minutes after the
mate of the G. Dorr was heard to cry murder Ills
name Randall of phiIo danhi, ma