New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-01
The Gloucester flaming vessels lost in gse, were
insured for 1880 independently Their csrgoss soe
Of them had ssmuch as 200 barrels of on board

Of them had nsuch az zDD barrels Of nackere beard
sT LorIs trottirg races over the St Louis
Course commenced on the 10th uit Haode h,snd took
the purse the first day mile heats IN under the sad
die, The slime vas 2:i8-252- -2:5o
Home Secretary Of the American and Foreign ehistnn
Union died suddenly of heart disease while huryng
the cars at Wnsdor, Vermont, ON the 18Th nit.
CoSsuLs REoossizgp.--The President Of the United
States has recognzedJ W Schmidt as Consul General X
reside in NewYork and Charles H. Wells Vice Consul
Of Belgium at Key West.
The Erie Railroad Company have recently fcrbfddsn
entirely the sale Of intoxicating drinks in any Of the
freshment houses along the road in of the grounds
Of the company and absolutely refuse employment to any
persen who makes use Of such drinks X
Miss Mary Carpenter the young lady who disappeared
SO Eysteriousiy from Littleton j. few days since
has been partially traced Il supposed to be m alive
The suspicious at first that she had bsen murdered
but It Is eopjectured that she may be wandeziug
about in q deranged state
vERDrc7s AoAIssr RALnoa apa.James Hegeman has re-
covered 5000 damages from the Western (N ~ Rail
road for an injury (by which he made cripple for
life) sustained by him two years ago. man named
Rochester road. for upsetting his wagon. ~,
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CaMELs NO Go-The Cleveland Forest City says g The
carnes that were brought here some time since for the
purpose of raising wrecks have learn gnaly failed
in their object -Four Of these machines belonging to the
late Mr. Erwin lying at the dock utterly worth
less. The four cost in Philadelphia. $1sOo.s
LARGE Lusr OF CAL,roas1A GeLp.--A solid lump OF
gold in its rough state, weighing twent5six and half
pounds avordupos weight has been deposited at the Inn
porting house of Messs Richard Patrick & Co., in New
York, by Texas miner who dug the from mine
seventy feet deep, in California
THE UrpER RyERs-The st. Louis Republican. Of the
21st ut says: The Upper Mississippi continues falling
from ST. Paul down The Illinois also Is falling with 90
inches the Hennepin Flats The Missouri continues
to recede and is quite difficult to navigate by any
but light boats The Ohio is falling as also the Lower
Mississippi. The James Robb up yesterday morning,
ports but five feet two inches water thaTea Table
SAILING THE FaANKIin.-The steamship Franklin
sailed from NewYork on the 23d ut She took out 100
passengers and 3ss2 in specie Among passengers
are James Gordon Bennett, Of the Herald w vassey
American Consul at Antwerp and Mrs Kingsley, Of Bal
tirnore. s
ouR MEpTERKANEaa SquApRos.--A writer for the New
ark Daily Advertiser, under date of Genoa October
states that tho u s. figate Cumberland and corvettes
Levant aud st. Louis at the naval depot in Spez
The San Jacnto had gone to Trieste Capt Usher Of the
Levant, was lying Ill, and past recovery.
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C,i,mer ftber and aou have b, fo,nd ,ity ~ IT.rv,
sonur,, Virginia of rnbbng tho os Ahrsba,
Bvrd Tba run;sl,,nent of Josbua ,v.s fvad ~ t,se
wears co-fper,ant IN t, anto,t;ar ad t.,t ~ yxy;,5
liam to three years AND six months
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TONS h,,ra, s IN. y,,,,or soven,a. sa-o so, Nex
yorh frtoa, for, y,oaton o,,a for ch;r. III
The r., do betxee, china and tba pa.;,; 40. ~ otr,a
tn increase an;sv and there ia ,;n,;nu,io n tIe mum
ber of cb;naan n,sseneers .riy;n 1Ihe d;os y, far
e;ep goods thiz vsar are esmatea Al tbree ;I,ions
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GREAT DISTRESS Ar MApr,n.-The failure Of the vim
tarc resulting from tho recent blight upon the crane ss
roduced the greatest distress the inhabitants
Madeira. and threatens with absolute starvation large
masses of the laborue classes The Civil Governor of the
Island has issued circular acknowledging the impotence
of the Portuguese government to meet the emergency
with ANYTHING like ADEQUATE relief and appealing to the
christian sypahes Of foreign nations for aid to avert