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

Of the salaries of the United States territorial officers
of their proracted absence from their respective
posts respectively passed The bill to provide for
the construction OF roads IN Minnesota was
next taken up and pending the question its passage
the House adjourned.
Something for Every Body.
The penitentiary system is said to work well
in Texas
A Minnesota paper announces the marriage of
Thomas H. Curd. formerly Of Ohio, to Miss Whrling
Thunder, Winnebago lady.
The tiy is said to be doing great damage to
the wheat in Abemare Orange Amherst and Culpeprer
counties, Va.
Why could Cicero never have been fllibus
ter? Because he says in his Grafton to Mur@na Cub
ans damn-um.''
Ole Bull gave his first concert in Boston, since
his return to America Wednesday the I'd inst assisted
by Jae and the Germanians.
IF YOU wish to re-fasten the loose handles of
knives and forks make your cement of common brick
dust and rosin melted together Seal ensrayers under
stand this recipe. [Engish paper.
There has not been couple divorced in the
State of South Carolina since the Revolutionary war
who saws that Carolina isn't in favor of union and
promise
The Independent Dissenters Of Lancashire,
England are going to erect fifty additional Independent
Chape in that county within the next five years. at an
expense of f150,000.
A perfumed newspaper has been started
down-east'' by enterprisins Yankee Each sheet
upon being opened for perusa emits all the exquisite
perfume of cat do rose.
A Yankee writing from the West, to his father,
speaks of its great matrimonial facilities, and ends by
making the following suggestion Suppose you get our
girls some new teeth and send them out"
Grace Greenwoods Letters from Europe in
the National Era at Washington to be copyrighted
by the publisher who announces that they not be
copied
Several barrels Of liquor were seized on
team in Hampden, Me-. while on the road to Bangor.
tect the critter," but they made no resistance The
liquor condemned and destroyed
The monument to the late Gen. II. A. S. Dear.
born has recently been erected upon the family ground
in the Forest Hill Cemetery Roxbury Mass. 1t is Cor
intlian column of Italian marble sfully chseled 1t
is tribute FROM the gtirens of Roxbury
"Ma,'' said little girl to her mother, edo
men want to get married as much as the women do s
@Psha what are you talking about y why, ma the
women who here always talking about getting
married the men don't do So
" Madame, has your piano an -Eolan attach
ment asked Sam tile other night OF the wife of
who appeared to live fully up to- if not beyond, his In
core Hush y whispered Seth in his ear it has
sheriff IS attachhent.' sa1h dropped the subject
The indianapolis papers ate informed by MIR
Adams who has charge of the Greek Slave now exhibit
ing at that place. that he has within day or two received
directions from MI Powers to send the statue to Europe
as it has been sold
In suit brought by Elizabeth Richards
against John Oren the Superior Court of Network
before Judge Sanford for breach of promise of marriage
verdict rendered for the plaintiff giving her $1,000
damages. The damage was laid at $500
A splendid work has Just been issued from
the government press in France called The Siege of
Rome being comprehensive ACCOUNT of all the opera
tons of the French army before tome in the summer of
1S4S. 1t is finely illustrated with maps AID plans
The new Governor of Malta, strict Presby-
terrain has given offence to the military and inhabitants
by negectng the carnival shutting the military for
three days to prevent their participation in the fun and
! stunning all balls and festivals.
.r1f Sc 1nbr tn5
Hungarian leader, in this country Ike gun or ts
tol Cause shootn This ingenious and indigenous con
undrum, which has already the rounds made in
single evening by with his right hand tied be-
| hind him. Twas done in this city on wager
On the Sd instant one Of the stones in the Black
Touring Nails, near Buffalo, New York, burst wnue
Lap, and hand named James Gam, seriously in
ured the Inter it is feared fatally The building was
much torn.
ROYAL Beach, a Vermont Yankee residing in
Wliston hung himself in that the 10Th ultimo.
Cause. modification superinduced by being cheated in a
horse trade by brother Vermonterwho contrary to the
law and the statute in such made and provided in the
State of Vermont made him drunk for the purpose of
compishing the trade
A deputy sheriff and posse went on board a
schooner at Belfast Me- the other day, to search for
liquors when the captain set sail and stood down the bay
cruising about for twenty hours allowing the sheriff
his friends nothing to eat while the having
merry time. The officials We're afterwards landed on
| sand
The Knickerbocker says. We were much
amused to-day by anecdote, to u.s. of clergyman
Georgia who had often been accused of being better
planter than preacher One Sabbath morning, during
season excitement in the market and after
prayer of than common length and fervency which
seemed to disturb somewhat his usual selfposseson hi
took up his hymn book and deyoutly said You will
please sing the foreth psalm, second part long staie
At the close of days hard service the lady
of the house-good-hearted woman-mxed up cup o
took hearty swallow and turned up her nose in evden
disgust Poor dear woman ~ exclaimed the lady, you
don't like rum. do you? Well, hope you will excus
mel didn't know you was temperance woman-mos
washwomen amt I" Don't like rum - calculated Mrs
NJ don't like to drink whole well of hot water to &c
thmblefull of it! -
Mr.. Hunt, Wesleyan missionary among thu
Feejees who cannibals of the description ha
stated that 500 persons had been eaten in years within
Is miles of his residence: Some of them eat raw humal
their best friends When parents grew old they
killed by their children. Sometimes they burie
alive thrown to the sharks. Women on the death
their husbands We're killed.
i Rev. J. G. Oncken, while assisting the paste
Of Baptist church in Berlin wher" they anticipated
time of revival ordered to leave the Prussan terrific
ry without delay. He had been banished in 1871, an
again in 1916 but supposed that these edicts
in force The prosecuting spirit has arisen in variou
parts of Germany and the attacks to be mainly
rected against or coporteurs supported
American and British Baptists.
The following is said to be Louis Napoleon'
programme 1890 officers out of 1000 of the French
are to be displaced for they suspected the Frenc
be kept quiet by the possession of Egypt and the Nile
Piedmont and Switzerland to Austria Meckcr
burg and Snxony to Prussia and Turkey in Europe wit
Consantinople to Russia General Valiant said to hav
admitted to brother officer that Belgium to be inys
dcd forthwith
Georgia negro was riding mule along an
came to bridge when the mule stopped. I'm bet 20
quarter, said Jack IL make you go ODER dis bridge,
and with that struck the mule the ears which mad
him nod his head very suddenly You take de bet den,
said the negro and he conryed to get the stubborn mu
over the bridge :! won dat quarter any how sal
Jack .. But how will yon get your money ~ said
who had been close by, impoverished .Thmorrow,' sal
Jack massa glib me dollar to get corn for de mule
takes de quarter out.n
The Librarian of the NewYork Historical Sc
ciety recently announced the receipt of three Mexican
Aztec sacred vessels dug from the ruins of the Teoca
Pyramid of Choula in Mexico, with several specimens
modern Mexican pottery the donation of DR. n Jarvi
Surgeon A., at Fort Brown Texas. Copies of origin
papers found among the effects of the late John Moor
# were transmitted by Mr. r. w c. Moore, of this city
among them is curious list of tho prominent
Network at the period of the Revolution the writer ha
ing been Royalist classifying the of Gouvernet
Morris the Lispenards and Others under the heads
' disatfccted. doubtful and loyal