New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13

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18th invested seheIiag rendered aluds rrprpgpabe by
III" fftifcatons which the raised there
Aters frrcestrHgge the plsce tascn and burnt but
5he russians lost first 1870 Killed and 81 wounded;
afeIg the latter Gllorrla- Au inhabitants
he'd. Incidents such rse filed the bulletins
o. Kussian army Of rbe Gnuets for the hast six yeers.
1ce in twelve mptl5s the Russian frees
dtanee into the territory of the indomtabe moupain<
ee according to plan prepared in the ni9tks chancery
f This destroying the villages Of Tsrhfcfinh Daehes-
an and Lesghstan- lighting the PRINT by in
cendarism and SEWING the herds of the natives.
These operations b. wever brief may
be renewed for many years wE1rtt prrrtrrg the least
submission of the people, The failure proyisionsana
the early compel an eart r4tr.t The crcassiars
ed @ ny schamyl Or oneof hs nsb- follow the rreatng
huss1ans and harags teir attck tie roryoy cut
on the weak and falling revenge for The
esoatlon q thaif village by similar devastation on the
Russian tert On Lh other the snntIseha and
Terck In The Western Caucasus tic war has never been
eafr,ea on win 80 - much bitterress and constancy
languages and divided into number of ANAL tr;hes
pacific attitude will be maintained almost UNCHANGED
several years sti hostii;sies have never eptrelr
ceased in the grcassian ouutan-land After years Of
inactivity attacks The Russian posts pon Che Black
sea recgnltncs from some unknown cause Of wsiike
passion Berserkerse fury sBddsnty eizes the valiant
when he chiefs Of ali the tries assemble under the
acred oak and there devote their swords saseros the
god Of battis. who like many 1ther eities Of place
aiatas his ancient honprs inpte e the Introduction
II 1farns and snstaius more cnnsiderabc part here
HpnEfc iBteDlptsI
prince oronzow to c'pYat the western mountaneera
" offers Of material adv ucrayetrade senrI,ea
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| ssrrENcy os Rugus GNFtSk.-Thc Mobfla Tribune of
Thursday hastfT floShg particulars of the sentence
of Rufus firsene ifrtFlt eity.f .n.sgss & sTe}fsg
at the epe4iGg y, the City Court yesterday Rufus
sentence Dnripg time spent by the Court in pre-
iminary matters tie prisoner in close conversation
With his counsel o being called he asked the usual
uessson m had any thing tosay why sentsneeof
he lsw ~ si91la e. & Pas.d npea him e then d
quen. aluding principally distressing sitn-
alton which ms sonyetion had brought upon his w and
closing hessatef taas he had hiseounsel
to interpose any objection sentence Of the
court to efena she rsmainihs eeases now pending
After he had closed Judge SfcKifry said tbat for
Tong series Of years be had bcenon ss somewhat
tacy with the prisoner, and until ese discoveries
been made public been taugtt to hold him in more
than ordinary esteem dnhe would say pasain
the sentence Of the law that it Of the most pain
full and distressing duties that had fallen upon,h
bnt while hesentsrtained the feeling of man. he mutt
Judge Inasmuc a fhe prissnef bad subnftted tothe
sentence In the and had instructed his
gel not e defend the remaining ones and a. matter Of
course they would be abandoned he felt bound to nct
e taken common a q he county and thence
confined for the period Of ten yeaTs. -. 49,
During the time Of passing ths sentence. Jddge Nc
NlsIy shoNtu SSluculy t1at ms IeeunES were mucU
Affected. - 5ff5
The prisoner remained calm until the close Of tlesen
teDce when he dropped into chair and covered his
| with his handkerchief
The court filed. and during the proceedings
most painful silence prevailed. - ~
We learn that the other indictments against the pri-
soner have been abandoned. -.q ie5 sT,e t--
I1,rreR4rfos FROM CHrsA-The intelligence just re-
ceEed from China by way Of England represents that
the emigration of Chinese California is gre the
increase During the past month six vessels VI saled
ten preparing to leave and required Many
who had previously emgrated have returned with sub
santia proofs Of their success. and the Chinese
slow in following the example ot their COUNT ymen when
money is the inducement. MI
LIBERATION OF THE Ihisti E.1lEsLTife Dublin Free
mans Journal, of the aoth March. says: 81 *
reported that orders have actually been Issued
from the Colonial Office. will shortly bessued direct
ing the immediate release Of the Irish Exes subject to
hs Gsndii9n that they are not e return to a1y pat q
the Derby admhistra.icn) had been active interesr
for their liberty ss szr1 az l7r ,ss, {2 gg4{s
+ NkvAL.-The United States stoop!ofwar vnceiifea,
Commodore Hudson thirteen days from the Sandwich
Islands bound home via San Francisco was at Puget
Sound on the sth ult. -' VIZ ~ '.'' 'e' @7'i.0
BopY SToLEsIt is stated that the body Of EEpenstein
who executed at Newark N j. on the 3oth ult and
buried by the side of his murdered wife, stoen
night after the execution t,, b., r wa tsfq.
SINGULAR CAUSE OF suicIpE-Mr Warren Cobb Of Mans
field Mass aged sixty years hearing the other day that
his old friend Leonard Everett Esq with whom he
intimately acquainted from boyhood had committed sui
eide became affected that he Immediately left the pre-
of his wife and in half hour sfterwards was
N found hanging by the neck corpse.
le SEARCH roR SIR JoHs FRvsKr1v-At our latest date
from England the small fitted by Cap
tain Beatson proceed in search fer the missing Arctic
expedition by the way of Behring's Straits declaree
ready for sailing The proposed field Of search is East
the meridian of Behring's Straitss towards kellers dis
coveres in 1s49 Herald Island and New Siberia Captain
Beason takes out autograph letters from the Emperor
Russia recommending the expedition to the commander,
the Russian outposts Siberia and other uscoyite
settlements and desiring them to promote the otjecti in
\ view to the utmost Of their power. AS
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Exc1TEsEsris Sp.s-A letter from Madrid of the 12t
ut says he Of further insults offered the Spanisl
flag at Neworieans has excited great sensation here
d further waited f1r but every
unanimous in the feeling that this state of things
be put up with We presume the spanarJs haye beer
ori hoaxed.atg u4le 90 as-ls is,lf iaisa51 au'
o. SwINDllNG.--The steamship William Penn arrived a
y NewYork from Chagres has brought back large
of persons who had bought tickets for California
l. the expectation of being conveyed Chagres san
u Francisco, in the steamship Republic but arriving
Chagre found steamer there and that the parties
whom they bought tickets had authority to sell ticket
go by the Republic A H. Pride and VIM! G. Barney
parties engaged in this affair have bee arrested
i NewYork and committed in default of the bail demanded
for heir appearance An agent of this f of Prize
Cos has been committed in Baltimore and is iai
awaiting trial charge similar that which is now
Of brought against his principals. ~ f2 'oE " ~
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le THE EaIr RAiLReAn.-The receipts of the Erie Rail
road for the month of March, s25117O 6l Rassen
h gers. se4 420 95 Freight. s156749 &C. The increas
" over the period last year is ss7.1S9 81 saa
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Don CARLOS DEEsPANA.-This individual, who one
figured in Neworeans Spanish Consul and whose pai
in the abduction of Rey is well known to citizens. ha
been appointed by the Queen Of Spain Consul Gera
of her Majesty to Cairo in Egypt. where he arrived
We the 10th of January He also received with oc
IS honers That is the right kind of counry for him.
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u ESrERPRislNG-0n Monday last the people Of Mont
gomery Ala decided by average vote of go to 1855
favor Of lending the credit and issuing the bonds of tn
assist in the construction and progress Of the vr
plank and railroad enterprises Immediately
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