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oRrcIN OF THE SACK OR pALrror.-Count d'orsay who
while he resided in London, much the leader of
fashion ms Beau Nash in his day, Brmme in his and
whose fiat in dress potential is not gcnerny known
the inventor of that fashionable article of dress the sack
or paetot under the following amusing circumstances
though neither is the of the garment in question
Count d'orsay called it Chesterfield, in honor OF his
friend the present Earl of Chesterfield the great racing
nobeuian who owns the finest stud in England. Couut
dOrsay was returning from stepe chase, when being
surprised by heavy rain he ordered his ourider, who
always carried his coat strapped his saddle that it
accident like the present-he ordered his out-rder to
cuse about having forgotten it, No house the
wet suddenly turn in the road discovered to the
impatient rider low drinking shop sailor covered
with sort Of large and long roundabout which covered
= say, there my good friend' said the Count to him
what say ye to seat by yon counter and chance
drinking my health until it clears up 2"
: / should like nothing BETTER
Good Then. Off with your roundabout and sell it to
me. You won't want it while yere drinking and after
the rain is over you can buy another
Ion, L am agreed.n
Thereupon the sailor took off his coat Count dOrsay
him ten guineas put the thick roundabout over
his coat and entered London in this costume The rain
had ceased the looked bright it look in The
leaden sky Of England it the time of day when
everybody went to the Park Count dOrsay rode down
the fashionable filed with eSquisites and bellies
his sailors jacket still his It once and
before u week every body in London sacked.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

poSEER-The first locomotive brought to this coun
try was from Liverpool She was recently repaired
Tamaqua Pa, and is doing duty on the ,schuykil
Valley in that State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

HoRsEMANsHIPThe Paris Motttetr de r.4,mes announ-
curious decision of the Minister of War Gen St
Arnau5 struck with the ignorance of Workmanship often
displayed by infantry officers in command has decided
that after the general inspection of 1853 no infantry
tain entitled to promotion to the rank of major shall re-
ceive that promotion until he shall have satisfied the In
spector General of his ability to manage horse with dig
nifty in presence of the troops
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

RESISTANCE OF THE FsHERMEs-The Gloucester Mass
Telegraph states that Of the fishermen from the
United States have gone to the fisheries with the deter
minaton of surrenderng their vessels to the Brit
sh cutters long life remains in them and if any
of the cutters undertake to capture them by they
will meet with resistance. and where there many
resolute together should the cutters unnecessarily
annoy them trouble will assuredly result.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

OFFICIAL NorcE-The Secretary of the Navy gives no.
tice to officers and of the Naval service
entitled to the benefits of the August 81 in
creasng the compensation the Revenue service on the
Coast of California and Mexico must make application
direct to the Fourth Auditor the Treasury at Wash
ingon The employment of agents attorneys
cute such claims is not necessary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

BEST fSor ON kheoRa-on the lith ut on the Hunt.
ing Park Course Philadelphia the quickest race on
was trotted under the saddle Three STRAIGHT hoo4 -
won by Iafoay for purse of $1,000 over zach 1,Jo,
and Black Ra'ph, in 22S--229-226! 7acouy wo, ~,
rst heat by neck the second and third by about tb;r
yafas me best time ever before made by Lady sE
jotk in 2:2d but that was in first heat Taeeu, finn
much more astonishing. Three days before he had also
beaten Zachary Taylor three straight heats in 2s5-a34
2aI. for purse OF S750 1dcony will have to be now
acknowledged as the best roting horse on the turf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

REBELLrous.-The slaves in Princess Anne county, Va,
it said have become rebeous that an extra patrol
has been ordered out
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

OILY bowIEes-The NewYork Express of the 24tl,
Siy Bowlegs and Suite distinguished visitors
irom the everglades of Florida arrived in this t wa
nesday from Washington under charge of Can
r. :, drlmn and put up the American Their names
sle BUY bowlegs Or Holota Mcko, fusatha Emathia
socose Ematha cocote Tusteuugga represeptativs Of
sam Jones John Jumper, sarpaka Yaho,a Ahrah.' u
negro interpreter They visited Barnums Museum aa
viewed the city from the roof ''''i'' anu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

ANTI-RENT CovENrloN,--The anti-Tenters OF NewYork
to in Convention on the for
the purpose of nominating State ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

RED RivER-Ths Louisiana (Alexaudria) Democrat &c
the 18th ut The river at this point is in fine hoo.
ing order large boats being able to pass over the fails
Eng prospect now is that we will not be troubled withlow
water this season
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

Diad

On Tuesday, September by the Rev Cyrus Yale
o. New tiniord RICHARD H. YALE, Of NewOenns, MARY
f. WAKEFIELD, of the former r'nce.
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The National inteigenccr announces that Commander
Cadwallader Ringgo IT, s Navy, been appointed to
the command of the expedition to explore and survey
the China and Japan Seas Behrng Straits and the route
to aud from California and China and which is in actual
course of organization and equipment The neigencer
aoas; Commander Ringgold took very active part in
command OF one OF the vessels of the expedition under
charge OF Commander Wilkes and with substantial yes
ses and good outfits and the support of young and ad
veturouS officers, many important results to commerce
'uu our country generally may be expected from the
measure SO recently adopted by Congress Orders have
oreu issued Tor the immediate equipment adaptation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

EMiePA ALTON BY YLLAers.-We learn from the London
correspondent of the NewYork Commercial, that from
the Highlands of Scotland where the restitution of the
Celtic had attained point of chronic famine
than twelve hundred persons have been shipped since
June by the ustrumentaity of society formed in Lon.
don for the purpose In this the repugnance the
people to leave their homes by arranging
that the emigration should take place not only entire
families but almost in entire villages Thus the numbers
have included both and all ages from the grand
father and grandmother down to the newlyborn infant
clergyman in whom the parties had been accustomed
TO place accompanied each ship and the whole
experiment was conducted in the German fash.
ion than has been attempted on any other occasion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

Time Wore on, and hope and love, and the a ceteras
linked with the hours in dance made the little world
around blossom Eden to the thrice happy dot-
seAe and to the three times delighted Adonis, at whose
feet she had poured out the fountains of full soul
At last the happy evening arrived lights shonc in the
great hall where the nuptias take place. the
BRIDES maids simpered and talked to each other apart
and the charms of music added their attractions the
happy scene.
We have said that the hour had arrived but alas for
human nature and alas for the hopes of kind
The young lady doomed to tast the full bitterness of
Disappointment Read and weep, The clergyman en-
poyed to Uciae at the ceremonies discovered that the
bridegroom KEEP pcayune grocery in the Pny Woods
Yesterday the family having the city on their
way home the young lady suddenly disappeared Search
ing Tor her every where along the classic shores of the
Bayou st john dear unto frogs there was found silk
mantlia bonnet and pair of slippers by the
fair She was discovered in the stream like the fair
ophclia, hanging by the willows self drowned but
aboM to be,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE lsrHMus OF DARlsN-AIr Cath
erwood the rtis went out in the Sierra Nevada which
sailed from New York for Chagres Thursday the 23i
ut His visit relates partly project set on foot bv
London capitalists for the shin canal
Sefoss the isthmus of Daren, communicating between
sah miguel on the Pacific and the nearest point on the
pposi'e shorea distance of about fifty miles Abbot
enterprise. VA 'A''N''' AZ 'ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

To PERSONS RuPTURED-The many perma-
uent and efectua by Dr. Sherman deserv
ing of more than passing notice. For particulars Sc,
his advertisement on next page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

MAD Doe-several children bitten in St. Louis on
the Gath ult, by rabid dog.
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Planters, Take Notice !
" T 1'" UueI Tut sETe NE IHfgeSt hssofImshT OF
NEGRO CLOTHING

NEGRO CLOTHING
the city, made from the best the
mnnner, and will sell them favorable prices
Ten THOUSAND SUITS OF HEAVY KERsEY
ALSO FLANNEL SHIRTS,
HICKORY SHIRTS,
WOOL. SOCKS,
WOOL HATS
GLAZED HATS,
BLANKETS, etc.
AIso-A general assortment Of
FINE CLOTHING,
comprising every article in the line.
N G. FOLGER,
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We arc indebted to the clerks Of the steamers II n
Bacon and caddo No, 2. for river favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

LONDON FAsluoNs FOR SEprENiBER-Nothing decidedly
in shape has yet appeared for autumn nantes but
much in preparations and may be anticipated for next
month.
Among the greatest novelties in bonnets is the Italian
straw trimmed round the front with double of blue
or velvet separated by plain open worked straw
bands.
Open worked bonnets, Of yellow and black crinoline
trimmed with bows of chine ribbon in bright shades such
as lilac yellow ruby etc. with mixed black lace as
much The inside is ornamented with mixed flowers
to match the color in the ribbon
Thin manteets are still much Embroidered
muslin manteets lined with pink tatfetas. The de-
signs of the embroidery exceedingly light, mag
nicent ounce of application trims the edge of the
let and rouch Ia yiele of pink gauze ribbon is placed
the top of the ounce still more elegant
posed of lace 1t is kind Of pelerine de canai the
depth in front as behind
The pagodas formerly exceedingly wide. have been
reduced to modest proportionsthey have become
half agodaind under that aspect have received differ
ent notifications in their trimmings have also due hess
and marquesscs sleeves. all of which made cit her
embroidered insertion mixed with Nalenciennes English
embroidery with Manes lace, point Bencon Brussels
lace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

HALE AND CHASE STuhP-John p Hale and
senator Chase are stamping it through Ohio in favor
the trss.sol candidates
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02
Day and BOarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY ANDABLE ASSISTANTS.
t School has opened TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and ia ready pupils.
Strict ait non paid well to the moral training intel
ecual development and physical veal o the pupil,
For apply person, by letter. institution TIvOL
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs SITS. seps lmgp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

PRIZE Fam ny WoMEN-A correspondent of the Lon
don Times gives the following account of prize FIGHT in
England between two women:
About month ago was at breakfast with INV fam,
n.y. at hensai Green when pesaeived number Of per
sons passing through the field adjoining my house on
deaVoreu 10 ascertain the With much dficulty
ana SO The stream of men and women had come from
paddingtop to pri2e-dght between two-no not men
women One OF my family being increiulous coptriyei
TO look across the fields and there saw tho conlat
stripped to the waist and fighting Men took them there
men backed Them men We're the bottlehoders and time
keepers ney fought for about half an hour some saw
fer hve sh,sogs some for sovereign and some SAY
umph BY menh ~" 'S'@ ~ VIE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

MR. IBAcKERAY.-A letter before from this dstin
gu'sed author in his hand of late date mentions
that ne VIII accompany Mr.. Lawrence, Minister to
England on his return to Boston but that he shall
thence repair to NETWORK and deliver his lectures first
under the auspices of the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton sometime in December He declines every offer
termine inteigently the convenient order of such
arrangements before his arrival in this country.
Hon Abbot Lawrence, in letter to the Corresponding
Secretary of the Mercantile Library Association thus
speaks of Mr.. Thackeray:
with his distinguished literary attainments you are
acquainted but of his social and domestic character you
probably not well informed and therefore have
much pleasure in stating that in all the relations of life
Mr. Thackeray is who is entitled to the considera-
ton kindness and confidence of the best people in the
United States" journal of Commerce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

EEBFLiloN CHlNA--A few months sinco ,v, so,+ M,
ucr 70 emma Tor two slabs of marble used in our
an az, it'nIahs once us imposing stones The order was
OF marble and of the size and thickness reanjrrd
W hen they Were completed they dispatched down
put on board of vessel bound to this port They never
reached that place, however We informed that the
ns IN when they We're, was seized by the rebellious
Chinese while it its way down the rverthat the
rebels chopped of the heads of boatmen and broke
our splendid slabs into thousand pieces Hereafter we
sh take sides with the Tartar dynasty oppose the
IN consequence of the in which the latter
treated our slabs San Francisco Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02
Boats Irahing Hort Uo.nap.

Weare indebted to the Clerk of the steamer Aarapth
7 for s.. Louis papers.
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City Intelligence.

| LOVE AND ATTEMPTED SUIC1DE.-Some weeks
since wealthy planter from along the was on
visit to Of the Lake shore watering places accompa
MED by his family among whom young and sing,-
larry beautiful daughter The young lady just OF
convent, and this being her first introduction gay
cety she became naturally susceptible to the temptations
and influences of the fashionable company there
bed At of the many balls and soirees that enivened
the season she thrown much in contact with the
young who delight i'll moustaches colored crayats
finger rings and dummery, and being of naturally sus-
ceptblc temper suffered Of them make bold in
road upon the citadel of her affections They had their
little tender meengs-nothing thought of the time
and what with the young lady first was mere fancy
gradually ripened into deep ardent, though romantic
attachment Her parents looked upon it mere va
gary OF the hour the memory of which would be ober-
ated by the next dashing beau who swept her path
but the sequel showed their fatal mistake The Young
man on his part nothing 10th to cultivate prefer
ence the consequences of which promised high alliance
accompanied by those solid advantages follow station
and wealth In plant hour he told the story of his
love; the young lady blushed sighed hung down her
head, affected surprise.
And signing she would 'er consent consented,
The match made. next thing was to get the
of the old folks was equal to the tn
and to that end trumped up lot of letters credit
giving him liberty to draw for thousands. and in doing
this his knowledge of human naure-of old men and old
women nature-assured him that he had adopted the
sures Of walking into the affections his father
n-law and mOher-in-law that be. His bait was
tempting and the happy parents gorged it trout would
snap up piece Of red flannel The thing arranged
and the happy day set.
Nothing remained but to prepare certain drapery
aud millinery to adorn the pair for the happy event The
most fashionable mantua makers put request for
the adornment of the fair nymph diamonds flashed
upon her snowy neck and trice'W imported from
the city TIC torture her rngcts into the fashion
that is the rage. tailor made to suffer for the
making up Of the youth, and his wardrobe, neatly
boxed up was sent from the city accompanied with the
bill therefor, amounting to hundred dollars The
bridegroom being absent when they arrived, fishing
excursion the happy father of the bride footed the BILL
feeling assured that it would be squared up when his
future son-in-law should return. He did return and
looming the new paraphernaa, he highly delighted
herewith, and struted about fine "A fiddle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02

AN OLD SHOOTING SCRAPE,-On the 2fth OF
June last an attempt made in the Meat Market of
the Second District commit murder upon nlre Cutno
Andre shot i'll the and thigh aud he accordingly
made an affidavit in which he alleged that on the night
OF the I'D Of June, Antonio Dangelo attcmned To
shoot him with gun. This took place on Main street
lie further stated in his affidavit that on the night of tbr
9th of June he Antonio Dangelo FranciScn yass,
and Nicolas Marches beneath wharf on the Levce na oh
armed with Soon after he shot at nv Marches
who wounded him severely in the right arm and left thiph
IRON which he has not yet entirely recovered The ann
VT rther sets forth, that 18th of August
fcheS met the deponent in Poyras street Market and
AGAIN made an attempt to shoot him with pistol in
winch he would have succeeded had he not heen mo
vented by some butchers who were oppOrunry near nj
haha On the occasion when depouent was first shot ut
IN the Meat Market he there in conDanv with onn
ANTONIO Paratori who took him there with the intention
VI GIVING tle others an opportunity shoot him
o lh'se facts warrants issued for the arrest of the
persons accused The officers succeeded in arrestnr Vas
~" yesterday and are on the track of the others.
MELPoMENEA.-This very interesting but long
neglected district is at last reyvng from her previous
aespondency Street .?fton flows more gently lin conse-
lehee OF the long drouth and supposed by
he oldest inhabitants of that region that unless
II rams s"on the canal may well be dug ont.
THREATENING TO kuL.-Two blood thirsty
individuals became rampant yesterday in the Third Dis
trct and threatened to kill othersrdecet Henry
Shaker threatened immediate Joseph Miren and Thos
Carpenter to do likewise unto Mike dwell. They were
arrested and gave bail for their appearance for examna
ton.
CHARGE OF LARCESY.--IsraelP hippen yester
day affidavit Recorder Geuois that on the onb
gotten hook the property Of depepsp we're stolen fye1
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Hats and Caps at Wh0iesate. H.q
II m,

Hats and Caps at wholesale. Fig
DAVID TAYLOR & CO.,
NO. % CUSToMHCUsE STREET,
s Have ie received by tile North large
and vol selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER HATS AND CAPS
FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
which they Offer to country merchants and prices
favorable terms The which hn great
care comprises the latest patterns part
plowing
MEMS BLACK SILK AND FUR HATS all qualities and shapes;
MEMS koSSUTiI, MAGYAR JENNY LIND, PARoDI etc. of all
coors and shapes;
MEMS WOOL HATS Of all coo shapes;
CLOTH CAPS Of all qualities md shapes;
GLAZED CAPS of all qualities and iapes
SILK CAPS of all qualities shapes.
DAVID TAYLOR & Co, (Sueccssors of Taylor Rayne,)
sepl3 2pf a5 mIous, s,rs.t
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T..
General Scott arrived here to-day accompanied by Gen
Wool and Surgeon General Lawson lie was welcomed to
he city by the Mayor and by John j. Crittenden and
made happy reply to the addresses of those gentlemen
An immense number of people gathered to receive
MIN. and great enthusiasm manifested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-02
The Builders

TT Are respectfully informed that hand q good
assortment Of every thing in
II ARDW ARE LINE
necessary for the erection Of Buildings
Al.o-EvBRY VARIETY OF
IRON FERANDAs AND Ratings
the loves, city prices, CIRCUS STREET
sep6 lm2p HENsHAw LuRGES 4 Co
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT

xElE0hAIAGO AZ 4xAN V4SEf0V4s1s H.
pp tbr National Line.
[oface Corner of St. Charles and Grayer streots.l
State Prison on Fire.
New Yonx, October /.
dispatch from jackson, Michigan, states that the
State prison, at that place, is in flames.
New York Politics.
New York, October
The Wing District Convention at Syracuse has nonina
ted Daniel Colt, and that of Oneida county has nomina
ted o. u. Matteson for Congress-
New York Markets.
New York, October 1.
The demand in the Cotton market continues ipactiye
aud the sales limited few lots at rather easier
rates Flour is steady at "a 37 to ST per barrel
State brands Corn is still active and firm at per
bushel for Mixed Western. Pork has further declined
with sales at SIT Is per barrel for Mess and SIS
Prime Lard lis to 12c. per pound Rio Coffee So to
914c. per pound. Other articles unchanged
Liberty Party.
New York, October l.
The Liberty Party Convention, in session at Syracuse
has nominated VIM. H. King for Governor, and Preston
Mann for Lieutenant Governor
Ohio River-Markets-S Steamboats,.
PrTrsBuRGH. October l.
There is barely twoeet inch water in the chan
mel and the river still falling
CINCINNATI October l.
The river here is yet falling slowly. Flour quiet. with
sales few lots So 90 So rs per barrel Provisions
| dull Whisky 1850 per gallon.
LOUISVILLE, October l.
There is barely three feet water in the canal and
the still falling. The steamboat California has
ived NewOreans, and the Dove and Alabama have
departed for that place.
VIcKsBuRG, October L.
The steamboat Bay State passed down the river at
o'clock last evening, bound for NewOrleans.
The Gipsy Safe.
CONVENT ST. JAMES. October /.
The steamboat Gypsy is safe. She passed here this
IN hprw tn
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r.. III. Knapp s 4. Chandler,
DENTAL SURGEONS <zzzlr~

~, z pOItu EONo, NSE@ y
Onnos. ,Lo ivH common street,
opposite me Runs VI yySiSE17A
n hNAPP, lseuor partner of the late fru I'LL YYY
IL, - d and j. s. Knapp) deyopr h whole nm a.
smr psoS Fsce Of his Posson may the
h ny mas occupied for
.Vss ~ hin In practices d. ssrsn,sn d sslIsuI
snsA Isap
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'8U7EIO1e lot t AmlIy and Plantation use
GiQUEL JAMESON, Is Chatres street
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g.s- The regular weekly packet steame

V7I EHe TegulHI WGGkIy PacKet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt Stone will leave for PRINCETON THIS DAY
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may rely L. con
tlnung the trade during the
2plf STROTHER h BROS. Apent, AZ poyfrau