New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29
TELE0RAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
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Recent Slave Case in New York.

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Recent Slave Case in New York.
BALTIMORE, November Is.
Governor Johnson of Virginia, has sent in message
the Legislature the attention that body the
cent slave in the city New York He says he with
holds any recommendation concerning the affair until b,
obtains certified copies Of the proceedings taken the
New York law. tss.5s fa345asr}'
A Death.
ss PHILADELPHIA, November u.s.
The Hon. John sergent died last night in this city.
New Hampshire Senator.
Bosror, November 25
The Legislature Of New Hampshire has appointed mex,
Thursday the day which United States Senator is
be elected in place Of John p Hale whose term expires
on the fourth of March next
Democratic Jubilee.
WAsHrNcroN November %,
The democracy in this region making extensive
raugements for Jubilee Dinner to off Tuesday
next in this city 1t is intended to be a-grand affair
Arrival of the America.
BosToS, November 25
| The America arrived here yesterday. Her papers
contain but little of interest beyond that received by
graph and sent forward Louis Napoleon to COM
mence his despotism with high hand and he is borne
out in his most tyrannical views by the officers of the law
The judges and projects generally filing the ais with
parties suspected Of opposing the designs of the yrant and
usurper arrests daily made upon the slightest pre-
texts
Late advices from China show that the nsurrection
continues to make Roadway and is daily gaining strength
Capt McLane's Case.
WAsHlrGroN, November Is.
said here that by the advice of General Scott the
President has dsapproyed Of the acqutta Of Captain
McLane by the recent Court Martial and that trial
has been ordered.
Crescent City Laid Up.
A NEwYoRk November 25
The steamship Crescent City has gone into dock for
pairs and her officers have been transferred to the Chero
kee except Captain Davenport, who has been removed
from the command it is said that his conduct at Ha
yana is severely censured by the government
Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON, November rs.
The Presidents Message at the opening Of Congress-
will be delivered at the post Offices of the principal cities
throughout the United States in advance by special mes
sengers, in the same manner as last year. t- ny
Man-ofwar for Havana.
WAsHrseTov, November %.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the
Cyane proceed to Havana and the Albany
to Pensacola to await further orders.
Japan Expedition.
WASHINGTON, November rs.
The machinery of the United States steamship Prince
ton has proved to be unfit for service the vessel
less she lies. Com Perry has made application to the
Department for the Powhatan to be substituted for the
Princeton in his expedition to Japan.
Walter Forward Dead.
PlrrsBURGH November %.
The Hon Walter Forward died in this city this morn
ing
Ohio River-Steamboats
PITrsBuRG, November 25.
The river here is rising with four feet six inches
water in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, November rs.
The river here is now rising. Weather rainy during
the last two days.
The steamboats, Georgetown and Fanny Smith have ar
yesterday and to-day:
The Hungarian the Yuba, the Golden Gate, the Eliza
Battle, the H R. W. Hi the Georgetown the Opelousas
and the Swallow, all bound for Neworleans.
Havana Mails and Purser Smith.
WASHINGTON, November a.
The President issued orders through the Postmaster
General that the Havana mails shall not be dispatched
any steamer having Purser Smith board He has di-
'eced that if Smith be retained the mails will be trans
nitted by the steamer Isabel, from Charleston s. c.
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LATER FROM TExAsThe U. s. steamer Fashion, Capt,
Nee Baker, arrived late last evening from Indionoa.
which port she left on Friday morning last.
The Fashion brought Gen. P. +. Smith, Capt G. B.
icClennan, U. s, A.; the Hon. Voney E. Howard, and
feo. WlklnS hendall, Esq. as passengers. |
The news is of little no Importance All quiet
he frontier and the troops generally in good health
SOUTHERN LADIES' BooK.-We have received from the
publishers the December number of this and really
EXCELLENT Southern periodical As effort to abolish
as is at present practicable literary dependency
n the North, warmly commend it to the citizens of
he South generally and for its merits literary vol
me, we can recommend it to all The present number
mbeished with several beautiful engrayings and the
latter of rare and pleasing interest Miss L. Virginia
NTH concludes her deeply interesting story of Loves
aryrdom' Mr.. NJ f. Bigney contributes fine piece of
oery and the contents generally will compare most IA
oraby with any of the Northern magazines The typo
raphical work, and the piece of music, composed by
oseph MESSENGER are admirably done,
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The EXHIBITION OF WAX FIGUREs.-We yesterday paid
visit to the wax figures being exhibited in the hall
the Commercial Exchange St. Charles street, and
interest excited by the different figures exceeded our
ntcipations In Clay, Calhoun and Jackson, you can
ardy realize that the living forms do not stand before
SO perfect are the pictures of these great We
I'VE not space to enumerate all the objects of interest
1t We citizens that pleasant hour may
passed in viewing this collection of wax statuary.
FASHIONABLE MiLLlNERyWe beg to call the attention
the ladies to the advertisement of Mrs Roper She is
constant receipt Of the latest Partisan and London
antul fabrics of which the stock is composed enables
to produce at short notice. every variety of Bonnet
ch her customers may fancy. Ladies should not for
that at 165 Poydras street. all tastes be suited in
. way of Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods.
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FANCY GooDs-ufy. No. 20 Camp street, wishes to be
ard on the subject of fancy goods His stock this sea-
is more extensive than ever and his assortment Of
ushes and combs in particular cannot be exceled !
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not the attractive bill Of =
red at the amphtheatrc tonight 1t is cosy little
ACE, and the entertainments are of the first order
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The MUSEUM AND MENAoERIE.-The museum and me-
gere on the corner of ST. Charles Poydras streets
IS thronged with visitors yesterday, and all were de-
hted with what they The entrance is on st. Charles
eet 80 'N' "
The difficulty between the Nicaragua authorities and
. Transit Company are becoming somewhat interesting
Nicaragua minister, Sgnor Marcoleta has published
sngthy expose of the whole affair
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The NewYork Crystal Palace is progressing rapidly and
result promises to be successful.
iadame Anna Bishop is singing at Nblos Garden New
rk She met with much favor her first appearance .
season. n
NE obseques of the Duke of Wellington were celebrated
the English residents of NewYork on the 18th instant
h much pomp and splendor A sermon was delivered r
Calvary Church by the Rev. DR.. vinton of Grace tn