New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-27
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fhl'Nl MOhElNb, FEBRUARY ii, 1907.
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N''" ltn'FhANch fHo'Ecr-lhc hi before the Legis-
azure ot NewJeSey to incorporate tie town OF River
each deed for the conveyance. of propcrty to have casc
that the grantee or lessee shall not permit the sale or
any spirituous or frmcnted liquor on the
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AN Iceberg IN THE DEtAwAnE.-A few days ago.
the Manor on the Pennsylvania shore body of ice
found loatins which measured % feet in thickness II
contested OF large number Of cakes of ice piled upon
'a'h "'h'r, ana all congealed
from Boston the 18TH with S205O0o in specie and 30
passengers
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previous arrivals hhkes an aggregate Of s7o25o 600 since
.a' January, ana including the deposits at Neworleans in
January makes an aggregate OF SIIo5OoO The exports
", l' mean nhe nave been Soo42oOo' leaving balance
III EtF"f III inc country OF p2bboOD.
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hANNA-hpMohsoF An Observation-Disclosures excite
hcn mas again been created IN Havana by absurd ru-
p's W " ''heh'e eHpeaition httlhs Out IN the south
'''''' " ip'aoe me Island hteeht adVices IRON
'hf' stare mat considerable alarm i really felt which
ruuors are attrlut.a to the snos ,mn,ovea HI, tb r
han authorities in this country who as ,ev yet wall n,i
,rem themselves in autv boIua IN c,n,mnnic,, -
sionaly some alarming intelligence Otherwise their o
cupititp would soon he zone
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small notes on the banks of other states has pssed the
House of Drceates of the ,Iory,,na / o.,s,turo
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THt PARDON OF LnPEz--Thc Washington papers pub
ah the correspondence between Gov Hunt and Senior dc
Ia Barca and others relative to the spanard Lopez under
sentence OF death in Newfor for murder The criminal
has been Internationally pardoned by Gov Hunt in
snot ,o,, a., ,,, - y "
ror Brxrox .xu Iyrruyrx,loy-Thr 81 Louis Renul
lcan SAYS the Kcssuth fever has cxuerienced ,,re,t
abatement that city and that Col Benton has distinct
ayowed his opposition to the whole scheme of int,rve
ton proposed by the Hungarian
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'up"tsfrs ~ NFGINIs-'dgc George IL Lee of llar-
rson nominated for the Office of Judge of the Virginia
, the Office Of Circuit Judge
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CLOSE OF CANALS on SrSpAY.-The Pennsylvania Board
o canal commissioners nave adopted resolution that
'he locks on the pennsylvania Canal shall he closed at
L O'Clock on saturday night and shall remain closed
nntl II O'Clock sunday night except for the passage of
packet boats
Lopp GHASvIle-The present British Secretary of
State for Foreiyn Affairs h,s &; i. s,ia ,;,,, ,,h.
''t .,'',1'r ,,"'''' '"' o"'''o states, oy
49, NV - '"' Nss''i1' An'''''a, "ief'
,.ag,,t .'' 'l '''' "a i'', ''''' 'u' ''"'eh'
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Colonel Ramsay a pann,ylyonan who s.rved i, ,h.
Mexican WAR has entered into ARRANGEMENTS with tbr
% " " ' ' pn''u
w. ~ "'. ~ anu OA '.'s
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York. i'll u days.
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r"iFed - dspensation from the Pope which will permit
him to preach though not to perform any other of the
priest offices An order Of preachers to meet the
of those English cergymen who being married, not
= he established by his Holiness
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FRO" NOVA Scof'A-ialiinx papers OF the 10th state
mat the subject Z" the Halifax ana Quebec railroad was
stu under discussion in the Provincial Legislature The
proposition under confederation proposal fora railroad
by way of ST. John and the valley Of the St John river,
ct which one quarter part of the cost shall be assumed by
Nova Scotia third by Newl'rlnsNiek and tyetwelfths
by Canada This the proposition OF the Canada and
AeWbrnnswck delegates There was prospect that the
proposition would be adopted
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F"o" BrENos MREs.-A letter from Buenos Ayres
states that power has been given to Rosas ospend the
public money without rendering any account of it. lie
hult same r,wpr bnfnln Int hos
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pot AZ, t,is An tb, ,o,y.r ,,n,v vast. i, III. h,
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Tponrs iLoRiDA--Thc bark Exact arrived at Su-
vannah the list with fftyonc United States soldiers
under the command of Lieut. Merchant en- route for
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Bl uNlNG OF SrrAaluoAr-The steamer Mary was to-
tally destroyed by fire below Fort Gaines on the Chain
hooyhcc river on the night of the 4th The passengers
war;, all sa,o1 ,s ,1., ,rc ,l,o h,rs ma, ,r. -. H.,
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'h1 "f'if "iii'eM fEHN--ine sup "i'nam rem
which We mentioned yesterday rs being aground Oh
North Shin bar off Charleston has been got off without
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'''''''s '"s'''"''' '''y '''"Vei'" '"Jo'!
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TIMES ohAN'h.--o"''ef 'i'S lie"o 'he hheeihs wa,
Gazette says: We remember early in February 1896