New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-08
Something for Every Body.

A correspondent Of the Knickerbocker, tries
to prove that the earth is an animal
James Wool, a veteran of the Revolution, died |
Troy N. Y, on the gath ut
The journeymen matters OF Clnclnnatl are on |
a strike for higher wages
Mr. Vance, Ex-Governor OF the State OF ONO, +
died at Urbana on the 18th ult.
A sale of four inches of land, on Main street, |
Buffalo, made last week at 500 per men
VIM. P, Eckert has been elected President Of
the Printers Union in Philadelphia
1t is said that Mike Walsh will be nominated
for Congress in NewYork
Commodore Stewart has so far recovered, as
be considered entirely out of danger from his recent
attack.
was the battle of Bunker HILL died in England on the
4th ult., aged nnetyseVen years.
Michel Ney, the grandson of Marshal Ney,
and son of Duke of Echngen, has entered the 18th
Dragons in England, as volunteer lie is only 49,
The Whip and Spur is the title of a demo-
cratic campaign paper in New Hampshire. The name,
infer, is in compliment to General Perces horseman-
A new bottomless life boat has been invented
in England 1t will not capsize in the water and is SO
that numbers of lives would be saved IN case
of shpwreck or fire.
soldier named Nicholas Steevoght lately
swan across the of Constance in Europe in three
and forty minutes thus ecpsins the famous feat OF
swimming the Heilespont
| In the famous fishing town of Marblehead,
having population of 5000 there not two buildings
standing the same line and no street that has not
| turn at least in every dozen feet
Early on very cold morning, travelling
profile cutter called at the of wag and inquired
if he wanted profile taken. Yes, was the reply " |
want yours taken from my door"
| If q foreigner enters the navy of England,
and or more he is furnished with protec
ton and is after considered subject of the crown
if he wishes avail himself of that protection IN any
| quarter Of the world. he can do so,
The great artist, Tony Johannot, who recently
tiro1p f hiS lpat
picture representing passage in the biblical episode Of
Ruth and Boaz His last words were while Struggling to
regain his eeng breath my poor picture, 1t Will never
be finished All Mon Dieu!"
A Judge in Louisville has decided that chill
60 school, and that parents who do not send
them will be punished Some parents resist this
invasion their constitutional right to bring their chill
dren up ounces and nlict upon society the evils OF
ignorance
Mrs Jipson never could go to bed without
first looking underneath, to if somebody was moi
slowed away there. But her search had always beer
bootess At last however one night t., she spled Co
for boots and legs Oh Mr. Jipson y she screamed out
there's man under the bed" " Is there! 9, cooll
have found him You have been looking for hin
these twenty years
Great mortality prevails at the gold digging
in Australia The scarcity of water has been dreadful
They had go miles to fetch it for drinking and
has been scarcely possible wash the gold The gold
found mixed with quartz. white or red Prices renal
y extravaganty high. Six common secondhand mahoga
ny chairs lately sold for eighteen guineas All clothing
a dear Shoes twenty shings sterling pair Dyser
terry, rheumatism and consumption abound
The Cincinnati Commercial states that a will
girl captured last week in the woods back Of Cou
bus She observed climbing trees with rapdit
only equaled by monkey. Captain NlcCulioch with
large party went out to capture this singlar being an
t. great trouble succeeded in doing 50; when the
learned from ncoherent expressions that She had bee
lunatic in asylum at Columbus, whence she escape
! months since and had lived in the woods subssn
e upon herbs and roots.
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q The Cuban meeting which adjourned on Sunday, tt
9th pursuant to adjournment on Tuesday the I'll