New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-28

insured in Cincinnati to the amount of S17O3 i3g: il,
Louisville slO1S5 $50 in Pittsburgh 4s22329 and in
Wheeling s7647s7. The losses were divided as follows:
c;,o;,,,,; tos7 100 49, Io,sv;lIo e1a7 5s9 II. pits
,,,,.s,, 500 40, 90 WITT. a. 200 %
| oursh f"o4'f 20 hee''hs pii''o w.
The number Of steamboats, owned and enrolled in these
four cities respectively in the year 1851 was $780, which
w.r t,,ri,rta as s,,ows. PITTSBURGH 40, Wbee,irs
were "si''"''o AZ i"'''"' ~ ~ " neei'"s
46 Cincinnati III bouisvlie o. Ihe aggregate Ton
mage of these boats amounted to 6429 tons of which
10 qt2 tons belonged to Pittsburgh 100 tons to Wheeling
| n, no. ~. ,,..,t , ~ 1eo . .. a,a;u. M,
~ 800 W 'i''l"""'' ''''" .'' W 'i'e
total number Of passengers to and from the four cities
named above chiefly carried on these steamers was for
tb van, a o5o oos The n,mber nj s+eamho,ts dostroyad
| ~ 49, ~, 80, -, ~.
was forty-two of which number nineteen were snaeged
and thirteen burned The total number of lives lost in
these several disasters were 1872
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THE DEATH OF PRIHcE scHwARzEsBEns-We have
already recorded the sudden decease by apopexy oil
Minister which occurred the 5th of April at Vienna
He was the most eminent man in the empire and has
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! "e NJ " ~ .''aA '"J o'"ei "a" ,1's
Since Metternchs retirement schwarzenberg has been
the soul of the imperial government. Bold. courageous
and devoted TO absolutsm he has been the most efficient
ina ~ " nv ia. 80 wv ..
IN the destruction Oh liberty on te comment
of Europe lie was the leader of the reactionay move
ment that commenced in IS4s and it is to his counse
b,cked as tbev vre b Russia that the defeat of HIM
pache", as 'ley were ny hussia 'ae 'he "e'' VI hu
gary is to be attributed Ills death Will prove terrible
blow to the House of apsburg The following not very
COMPLIMENTARY record ia made of his life
.pr;aoa Wit, sahror.ontar ,v.s ,,r, nm a., Oh 80
October 1900 In early life he eyinced in socalife the I'M
scrupuous ibertnism that afterwards evnced in his
p9ca career In Lp'aon ne seaucet ana eopen WIN
nov tb drnras dnraad yeas darlarnd an on,law fIr
wards in Naples he continued his of criminal gal
BY an injured husband He served under Radetzky in
1915 and was in November of that year made Prime Min
ster an once ne hea t ms aeatn IN every relation
The bodnnss to venture every thine in nru Of nm Oh
Jet and the skill to accomplish all he undertook He will
I'VE long IN he memory OF an for ms wees ana his cruel
in Their exercise ;; IL ~
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"nhstEh MhErlS' ~ NEW onk'-ihe young wings Of
wy Oh New ORR i'of''7 TO Inc election Of Mr.
" '"e was ne'u a. .i' Na.'',a HAL
49,, ~ s''a' IT., -. Wv =, , y,
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| ; g s,.; ouo ,., ..,; a,
name IF Dan;e webster az their rst choice fr th pa
sdency Of the United States and declaring the i'm
picit confidence In ms transcenden abilities sesaeri-
drs Wa, .u Also rad a,'; " ,S i ~.
Young men throughout the country to oin in securing the
election of Daniel Webster 1t concludes thus Rouse.
then young Amerlca TO the moinentons, the grateful
Gnif of Nexicofrom This orr mner;al city 70 tb ~
gate of Observation-Disclosures the blessings of the Union
are felt--wherever true American hearts have been
hrleu "lt IN, n3n..t strains Oh patrlotc eoquence--
held in cons 4n hart N a. IN
sonthere there also an ardent friend of our
T,a ,,aa.;, una a,auo..,, l., ,,..,,a 1> ,,.-,. :.
c,;rsn; A., ,.,s, ., ~ N 1,- 49,: ~, -
itto o,,on,o,, ,;,o.oo q. aoro,,roo ,,;,;.a, -
n,,, -. w. ~
winch elciteo s'oi" Vi Hissesf ana cheers iof scout
fillmore and Clay
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AMERICANS At BrEsos AyREs.-A letter from Bueno,
Ayres dated the 18th Of February states that to the
Americans s due the ,red;t of being tho rst 70 ,b
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Piuhaer anu Plase Which ioiio"eo tie overture" o.
Rasas, and Mr., Graham the T. Consul has since been
n,hry thanked nv Gen rreiza for tha DARING in,rer
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'o''S he aspa'e" on sl' osse'', AZ appears rsques
sufficient number Of ea 10 ntrsegt tie Ives and pfopert,
NJ A,,or;o., ro,,aont. ,b,.h vas s.,n,ea f4,n,nas
Mcheaver had anticipated tho necessity OF such step
aud had brought UP from the Congress at Monevdeo
some twenty marines to strengthen the guard Of h,
Jamestown, which was at anchor Of the city, Just
the plagers everywhere becoming flushed and EN-
boldened by their body of marines anG
three sailors all well armed marching to the oic,
of Joseph Graham Esq Consul accompanied by him
self and Midshpman Walker when mounted body Q
twenty five thirty of the pagors rode down the stree
towards them charged and fred upon them The fire wa
returned and four of the desperadoes fell two
killed and two badly wounded The rest of them turnn.
their horses fed in haste and the of the reception
IhYi utt Tho oh lpI al ttR hnr1 ri t. 70
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: thci progress" VI 'he plilasela,
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fee the leading journal OF Antwerp contains the follow
ing interesting article in its edition of the 3ls ut
Tba, write ms word from Ivernoo of two tbirgs
b imnortance ia orr commerce and which ar
Tho rasnlt of The trpat atv concluded batwnan Rnr;r
snd ENGLAND
Tha5 i; a,o,t to ha established het,yeen tho nor n
,arnnol and Artwern rpgular steam ~
Nv screw stear,ers This service will he NERO, moi h
roo balong;ng In Tho nuhn Steamship Co,nroI
80 also The Cnnmrd comnanv bas the intention r
II ,Iiiyr;r +aan 1.-Two hot waep !, wow, and J;yerroo
W. hn cnnnected With thei, trans Atlantic line Gnol
will ho sLinnea MT Antwerp and hills If lading will h
;oa thara for Newyorl at freirht charge To be a va
in iranre with thp sin,nc necessity only of transhir
et at irernoo and without any additional y
tht In This way goods will he transnorted betwea
an. wern and New York in from l6 to is DAYS ~
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IL Is NOT perhaps seneflS hho"h thtI W the Const
General ot beisiu auguste hoAhet Esq the establish
men of these lines may in great measure be attributed
For several wears he has atempte to secure direct lin
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u pe'"eeh 'e " anu - ~ 'oi" uo i
e ment has spared no pains to accomplish this end IN
W plan not succeeding. second effort made throug
hin, + establish an ,ux,i.rv limo betwpan Antwern an
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y, iaVfe' 10 connect Will 'he flahNtih anu hu"ooo
CAPITALISTS offered furnish half