New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22
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Louisiana Interior.

The CoNyENr,os ELEcrios We have the following ad-
tonal returns from the interior Ibervie carried by
the democrats by majority Of 1879 The gentle
men elected Messrs Stewart Hebert and Talbot East
Baton Rouge Heron and Beae, dem; and Conrad whig
West Baton Rouge Lyle and Lobde wing West Felici-
ana Smith, wing and Phillips, dem East Feliciana, De-
ony Patterson and Carter DEM st. Helena HATCH dem,
and Thompson whig Livingston, Addison dem, believed
to be elected Point Coupee, two democrats and whg
ofourche full whig ticket elected Thompson, mentioned
above elected in St. Helena is the Senatorial delegate
the Parishes Of St. Helena St. Tammany and Wash
'ngton
The democratic ticket has been elected in Rapdes and
Catahoula Parishes
CRoFs AND LEyEEs.-The Baton Rouge Gazette says;
rhe crops the Highlands on New River and along the
coast in this Parish Ascension iberyle and West Baton
Rouge promising at this season of any
year within our recoection than they now 1t did
heart good to contrast the smiling aeeof the planter
ind promising prospect of his field with his gloomy looks
year ago and the esoation caused by the of
1851 The levees generally good and no fears are
ertaned of crevasses.
correspondent of the Arkansas Republic, under date
of s1st ut writing from Marksye Avoyelles Parish,
| ,ays
Our crops, thus far, excellent, The rich alluvons
Of Bayous de GLASSES, Rouge, Iupower and Boeuf
now magnicenty robed in corn cotton sugar cane and
weet potatoes The greater part the corn crop on the
3ayous here is in si aud asse and part in roast
ing ears If no accident should happen our Parish
Ayoyelesl will yield this year by far the most valuable
crop that it has ever yet produced.
Even the Avoycles Prairie that most beautiful of all
earths primeyal meadows is bearing bountiful and
luxurant crop of cotton and rice. Blooms have
already made their appearance the Cotton and if
have two good of rain than what have
Just received, and caterpillar, hard times will be
bed neck and heels out Of houses next winter
impertinent intruder.
MORE PAINTERS kILLEp.-Tho Plaquemine Sentinel
that two large panthers have been killed that
place The party which killed them had a fine chase
after large black bear but did succeed in captur-
ing it.
Tvs EorRri JotY.-The citizens Of Donaldsonvile
are making extensive preparations to celebrate the 4h OF
July in an appropriate manner Most of the papers
through the interior urging the subject celebrating
the 4h, on the citizens.
CHARnoNE.-The Flordian states that disease called
Cha'one has made its appearance in the parish of St.
Mary, and is destroying much of the stock.
THE ARMY WoRM.-The Jackson Mirror says: We learn
chat the army worm has made its appearance in our
parish This is early and the destroyer will have time
ut himself and ruin the planter long before the will
wind up the cotton picking Yet it may have
much out of live long do much damage We
will hope for the best.
POLICE ELEcroN-The returns from the several Police
Wards show the election of the following named gentle
men as members of the Police jury for the Parish of
Madison. for the two years next ensuing
| Second Ward-Thomns O. Bedford Third Ward
William P, Stone; Fourth Ward-William r. Peck +;
Seventh Ward-John Butler; Eighth Ward-Lafayette
Jones'