New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-24
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Ing pAtA nyrou ninAan . A.., ,"., :. :, -. ~, i
port BY one Of our pilots ON the 10Th nss leaking
tN.vyort d;reet-cops;gned IN Brown 4, Curry Y
l .ss 1s- .....a - -. - ~. s,b ina.
Ine pf's v. . lawrence .ai''eo n.ie u. ' ' ~ -
oound 70 Tampa bay, wasn spais ss'ls sno "A.ea o'
the bssk H. Il. uamoie, dismas1so ID sns oo" SePsn
/ bsr 8.
The schooner anthem Burrouehs arrived here on the
an ,n.t toot in f,i.bt Of m.boe.nr locvood damaged
| ~ - - s,.a ,o $500 =, ~. Io,h
hides sno mefenanase- iol We" ". on 'e i1
The brig wstumpka Dickson, has nnished fepairinE
and sailed for NevYork on the 18th inst.
Il - octot.r On r,aotsan.d t,st tns Mobile
in mytet.et 81 oceoDsr ~ "en'lonee .nA' 'as op.
pilot boat Relief was beaten by the Aey we plos ooss
h ho TN, R,;f carried three ..il. ue, oy-tS. tim,
80 - -,s-s- - css.s -. -s ~ = -, .,s
4 and msipsaA :. ~
There il NO further news df importance Business is
dull and no wrecks There have bsen NO arriva from
NewYork lately with shipments for this place pro-
Visions are scarce in couseouence
Iremain vour eorrespopdsnt. aKry LARGO.
' f--- W. Ee--e-,
THr Nrwyonx Pnrss on THE SLAVE cAsr-rhe pres
generally Of Newfork Is ndusing freely in expression Of
SATURDAY. Inst freeing the shave. and d.uyips the
~ .s,ch nronsr+ tbs ststs ~
II NewYork.
The Tribune is greatly rejoiced at Judge Paines
.,onah :. ,,,s +ht NJ o,b.r co,,,a b.ya
eison tnougn claims tnas no uee1ion souu
been given --ss+.,, -. !.
| The Herald saws of the slave case:
eve believe that in all cases similar to this aring in
the Northern states the decisions Of the
:. L E ~ W. ~. net s-sra h0vever thai fbrr,
Of @ ;rsct trial Of this sssne before the supreme
ourt of the Unt States and Il the South are disposed
narn;tx ~ II s s''
~. =, - :. -. r. -,
. ~ There is no doubt of the rghf ordinany Itnougn
Maine made an exception in the Maine LIQUOR haw OF
~ sna,her state INIT save d mixed entity part persop
property and thoasrthe property part Of him
persen part Of him it i decided now cannot be-
adjudcated by Judge Psines very
ID one anu ens wl'en, % .ns ~ & s.
under that statute do not see hou the case could
nndnnhtedIy iutends to prohibit the Introduction Of
sayes here under any pretence. any form vhateo
ever and this being voluntary intreducsion, irom nc
to mperious overwhelming necessity, certainly comes
,I- M. c. 49, r,,;r.- ,vh,i. .a,,,.t;,. N. .eo.B,,
len s..- -
ma. aIr1S... -. a.. =. .h a., N,,sh ,t. ae.,s;o,
era more than plausibe Just il il not thought
though Is possible that the letter Of the law admits
no other 1t is certainly diametrcaiiy opposeo 70 IN
ano sr ~ ~. & t srhsct ~ saxarv nd ;ts cons
ry ousnces involve only this single case of ttl
dis moments because it is NOT possible to make laws wh
in shall be At once Just upon general anu
nds iodiydual But this judgment dspriyss at word
ts u s - 4; thar os stafas even sithonrh tbr
have no intention become even temporarily citizens
elby NewYork viii do more to ne and
took ~ @ my yaSrsto and viii oner Mt once the panir
oreacn wncn na. put nov. wlIn 80 Lnucn s "a "
,ha c;.;.ens az ave STATE while Continuing their MI
glance it. may be denied in of the Union
the Constitution and confirmed in spirit not In lett
by express Legislation os Congress the c,tiAens OF
s may Is ~ shsi own State ascorans 70 he W.
or prejudice Of that part Of the country through
soma they may travel.n
cosv,i WITH thaai in
= D." case The National Democrat in Judge Pair
decision though it trouble ahead Southern prope
IN ba inter N
conrsa stoDped -.
re- -==-
It's s TIE JACKSON EauEsrnIAs) SrAruK-The National
. tellsencer OF the 18TH says me horse portion OF
statue was for the hrst time opened 10 the inspctoh
visitors Saturday afternoon last on the premises Of
own Mills where it The principal object to tt
to by practicaltriaL its stability and the result is bell
ed athat could be wished the line OF gravity ias Ct
tray between the hinder hoo of the horse and the
tn. fore precisely where De- Wneh inc ns"rs
ouph the rider placed upon It, the rom the ncre
copy fwsght'vl De sim greater Mf. Mus w reoe'se
congratulations Of his fellow generally on his
cess He has encountered with psrsevering patenc
series Of disheartenipg obstacles and hss far VOC
through them ALL May all fnture difficulties should
= arise be met and vanQuished in . similar wsy
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THE FUn TRApE-Lne Ne"AorA 'ourna' Vi eo.'".'
race states thnt the frriers are beginning pretty
:, g.. ,-,,, \. ro,ar.l,, ,vor,, d,,r;rg
ial pus'ness' anu Aui' VIZ. 70 e'eA ..,sN.-e ss-e
a;ns coming winter Some OF the best descriptions oring
travagant prices-$15O $500 net being unfrequeI
me ~;van for set arre proportou Of tho most yalu,
!. ad- -. a. 49,, ,.a.. ,.u;,,, :
spub- imported iurs 30 eas'-'ue noeson "u'' fe!..s
| prices rather more readily than New Workers. Ihe st
of f,rs now in New York il supposed be worth not
tneee ,o two million. of dollars The largest traders
ID his iroa '"' ln'n'o"s VA ~ 1000 y. x,on 900 r,y
i NJ | ose'" w q =, ...s ..;,,, .u..,t.. 6,
.;t;or American iao'espauuos " o"i'o~ ~ ~ ~
this side Of udsons Bay Greece or Germany, Europ
a;.. .r eau,v anxiou. to get furs from the Up
ncs an. Tho ro,ob skns of the fox fisher or MINK
ocs VI STATES ana tne rough sAinn u .ie '.' ~ = ,
the interior lining OF the garments ot the hussen nopi
1 ~@=
Hon INvAnoN CuBA-A letter in the NewYork Timesf
uaxar. the confident belief that any pri
were -. -. ..ut Z -, ;,,vs.;n,, ~ 4
No. eApeui'.on 'nAs nsne .'seP' :, - . = :. :
~ would meet with speedy and entire oestructoh 1
pos are now in commission that station six seven
all bt in England and of the highest qua
large ls,s - 80. -. a. =, -, NOV. .ra ,,sc In ,roc
- as Vesseis VI war, ano NV y. eiN 49, 1s ~ $50 " r.
construction in England destined for the same se
armed The military force the Island exceeds 10000
nooner ,. dis.pl;ne and thoroughly equipped and the
.. ~. A.. a mont in inst,n Mt nossession of
is s' p - q 60, Il, ,h,..t.,sd tn.
,,rr., movement ny WHICH ITO soi'1 -
writer that Mr. George Law sregarded by tht
ogs are ole population of the Island power Of the first
ouldsrs | among the nations of the earth. -
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