New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-12
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The Prince Of Schwarsburg Sonderhausen has
published decree dvorcing bis wife, by virtue of his
sovereign plenitude of power.o
Ex-Mayor, atlas Joe Barker, of Pittsburg
notore has been arrested in Aegany upon the charge
Of disturbing the public peace. s
A hen fancier lately procured picture Of
favorte fowl which natural that 1t laid his ia
BILE for several weeks
The Daily Louisville Union is the title Of a
new paper to be published in Louisville to be edited
printed and published by company of practical printers
The Austrian Lloyd states that custom
treaty for three years has been signed between the Aus
TRAN and Turkish Governments. .9
A man named Miller, alias Pemberton, has
arrested in Missouri charged with committing muir
der in Kentucky twelve years ago.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad, |
the past month $6 Co., and of the Pennsylvania
Railroad $50, 1882.
of the Connecticut Legislature, killed recently at
West Hartford, by falling tree.
The Queen Of Spain has conferred the honor Of
the Golden Fleece on his Royal Hghnes the Prince Of
Wales, eldest son pf the Queen of England
The sum Of $1,000 has been appropriated by
the Newfoundland Legislature for armed cruiser, to
protect their fishing grounds from the aggressons of the
French.
The Boston Post has the following mysterious
paragraph aThe personal friends Colds hmdt
will Be happy to learn -, well no matter guess we
won't mention IT,"
The city Of Columbus, Lowndes county, Miss,
the license upon groceries where ardent spirits Sold
| to $1,000 per annam.
Dr. Francis says that nothing increases mar
t. an e sb Rs9p s
sons as New YEARS. eve does to broken heads.
A bill modifying the customs laws has been
presented by the French Government to the Council Of
State The import duty is to be removed from all arti
Giles used in shpbuding and the prohibition import
earthenware is to be repealed.
The first Swedish railway is about to be con-
structed The line adopted Is that through Hoping Ore
boro and HUT which while It will connect the two great
lakes Malaren and Wenern, will form part of the great
trunk line between Stockholm and Gottenburg
VIM H. Plat, late Solicitor of the Mobile
ed to the ministry Of the Episcopal Church at Mont
gomery Sunday last and is expected to preach in Mo-
bile on Sunday.
/ A miserly Did farmer, who had lost one Of his
best hands in the midst of haymakng, remarked to the
sexton as he was filling the poor fellows grave
sad thing to lose good mower at time like this-bu
after all, poor Tom was great eater"
4 On the last trip of the steamer J. s. Cheno-
weth from this port to Cincinnati there two deaths
from cholera and two passengers drowned The Uncle
sickness, and one fell overheard and was drowned.
Professor Huss, the first physician in Sweden,
has just published an important book the diseases Of
Swedish g9 He that the sTsdss
and morally to intellect and virtue state Of things
which he attributes principally to the Of
brandy in that country i==
hurricane passed over Camden n carrying trees,
awnings etc. its progress The west gable end of the
Baptist Church, Fourth street below Market
petely blown IN, doing considerable damage. On Sixth
the roots Of three brick were dis
lance of forty fifty feet. house in South Camden
lifted its foundation and removed several inches
Moro, Duke of Milan, having displayed before
the foreign ambassadors his magnfcence and his riches
which exceed those of every other prince said to one Of
Them Has possessed of much wealth and pros
pery anything desire in this word!' Gone thing
ony,' said one of them "a nail to fix the wheel of for
r tune'
At the meeting held at Cincinnati, on the I'd
instant for tile purpose of inviting Mr Meagher to visit
that city resolutions passed severely reprobang th
an M and
Il Manus Addresses were delivered by the Hon. H. u
s Warden and others.
% The Washington Telegraph states that thu
lightning half past six O'Clock Thursday evening
the Sd instant along branch telegraph wire into
small belonging to the Coast Survey office
of the Capitol and set fire to the building The fir
he was fortunately subdued.
The culture of wheat, as general thing, wa
introduced into Alabama only ten and crol
not even corn has proved uniformly more certain an
satisfactory So certain indeed has the crop been
dered that the culture has rapidly extended during th
ID last four or five years
r, =, The steamer Ell Paso, lately arrived at S,
IN Louis from Council Bluffs states that she for y
engaged in erryng the river at the Bluff
til emgrants for California and Oregon. In the pero
the boat over 2ooo people oo
exceeding $4,000 The emgrants were exclusively fro
H. the States df Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana an
all prepared for commencing operations at their ne
g- homes.n
Ok digging the holes for the posts Of the stagin
which Kossuth to address the citizens of Bua
t%o a e e Sa ths
i0 Of British manufacture and undoubtedly fir
on from Canada during the war Of 1872 So say the Bua
ng papers. The ball was presented to Kossuth.
Ice The New York Herald, in u criticism Of Lo
Monies and her DRAMA makes this significant remar
nj As actress they see her she has been seen
those events which have made her name historical OIL
connected with the public events of powerful Europe
ion kingdom
CHI. The Boston Traveller tells the following story
er- Boston printer having accumulated in California
big enough for two recently returned home for a he
mate Having found to his mind, he called on t
Rev Mr. bourne the other day to make him and nd
I'D parties the grateful gold digger dropped into the aste
ished clergymans hand, good sized lump of the p,
ore which was found to weigh some two ounces
m mSt Smithers, says the Albany Dutchman,
va going home the other night, against by t'
are story house which chasing lamp-post up Ca
street On coming to, he thus reasoned with himse
that fa ho,o2 eE i # f IT'D ssns
hat slightly dead hiccup that's all When we left ne
rb trying persuade stoop was
utionn to leave awning posts out OF doors after nj
nese fall
The subject of accidents on railways is {
the much attended to in England just now. Among
una most causes out of two thousand lnstan
hou the following enumerated: Burst and leaky tu
broken springs and yavesamounting to one third Of
whole. neglect OF switch tenders want OF Boou DuI
and and effective axle The of the telegraph has gre
49,. lessensd the danger Of collisions.
. ne A fellow named George Smith, alias Rowl
has been arrested and committed at Cincinnati o
charge of forging land warrants. He has been in
habit Of ascertaning from persons holding the necess
papers to get land warrants all the particulars thereto
forging the papers has sent them to Washington and
tanned warrants which he received through the posto
under various names. He was committed in detaul
$500.
"When 80 into an Office to stop my pape
said good natured gentleman, and the editor hapl
to look gum, do the business with some kin
boldness but when the aforesaid gentleman is drea
glad to see polite and smiling the words stick IN
throat and by kind of internal process change
I think IL subscribe for another year. SIR" Is n
curious?
1t reported that an enterprising Yankee Q
travelling through Florida found it necessary to sleeI
ut night In order to escape the mosquitoes he mad
the banks Of the St. Johns. On awaking the follo1
| morning he discovered that myriads of mosquitoes
been attracted to the spot and that In their eagerne
get at him. they had thrust their bills through
iron boiler in the direction in which he lay. With tn
renuy peculiar to his race he went to work and Glen
ali the bills inside the boiler when the ia
the alarm rose with the boiler and flew OF at thur
s ing rate the direction Of the Okeeenokee swamp
i.l,ss In certain ssLades Moral Reform Socie
existing not many miles from the banks of certain
IL. the members required to sign pledge not TO
up Is it is termed, do anything else that mgi
- supposed to have tendency, however remote to I'm
atty One evening, as the President was calling owe