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We clip the following from the Planters Banner pa
per published at Franklin, st. Marys Parish:

+, BAYOU TEcHE, July 20, 1852
True FISH SroRY--hr. Editor: If you deem it wor.
thy of notice. you give to your readers the following
remarkable circumstance and though it be fish stor
can Vouch for the truth fit. Yours respectfully,
DAVID Il. MEADE
son Saturday the 9th July. Mr. A. Pengot who lives
on the east side of the Bayou Teche three
miles above Pattersonvile, fishing in the Bayou when
he caught catfish about three feet long the abdomen OF
which he observed extraordinarily large The old
gentleman being very fond of fish eggs congratuang
himself on the prospect of fine dish of the same which
the cats belly was, from all appearance likely to afford
He accordingly set to work in preparing the fish for his
supper, and opening its abdomen 10 and behold in
stead of eggs he found Hayss Medical Journal for July
1852
=" Mr. Williams my manager, on the Wednesday before
in returning from the Post-ofce at Pattersonvle had
occasion to the bayou opposite Mr. Peugots resi-
dence and in the act Of crossing he uknowingy let fail
the Journal in the bayou The cat it seems in search
his daily food, the volume and unconscou
of its real nature swallowed it for nourshment You
readers probably that Hays Medical Journal
is in the octave form each number containing from three
to four hundred pages thus forming book of consider
able size The Journal when taken out of the stomach
of the fish, very little injured though doubled uf
and completely wet few of its pages hurt and the
print remains entirely egblei
1.-THE above can be corroborated by uudenabe testi-
mony.l
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John Quincy Adams when Secretary of State, in a
dispatch to Messrs. Rush and Gallatin on the SUBJ
ject of the fisheries concluded with the following
heightened remark . The British Government may be
well assured that not particle of these rights will be
finally yielded by the United States, seiout struggle ,rbc
viii cost Great Brain than Tie north of The prise,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

CHEAP TRAvELNG.-The Panama Herald states that in
consequence Of competition between the steamers Golden
Gate and Winfield Scott on their last trip to San Fran
CISCO many passengers taken at 25 each voyage
Of 1900 miles for S25 and found
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

An accident occurred short time since at Schenectady
NewYork, by which young Indian from the Choctaw
Nation. and student in Union College, injured
by the explosion of pistol lie was present at exhibit
ton of itinerant ugger who requested of the
audience frequently done, to fire pistol for him
Wright complied with the request The pistol was of
course of peculiar construction and owing to his having
placed his hand concealed barrel the flesh torn
and shattered by when he fred With genuine Indian
fortitude, he betrayed symptom of pain even by
exclamation look and it not until it was noticed
that his motoness and bleeding. that any one
knew that accident had occurred Shortly afterwards
he tainted from pain and loss Of blood physician who
was present attended him, and he is doing we'll
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

scorr AssocIAroN-Under the head of Wings Attcn-
tion we call attention to advertisement in another
column We publish the advertisement at the request
Of gentleman who called at our Office though we know
nothing Of the origin auspices Of the proposed assoca
ton We suspect that our friend Maj Kelly has been too
exclusive in his association and hence this movement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

CHALLENGE AccErrEp.-Some months ago. four boat
of st. Johns N B., issued challenge to any four
in the United States to against them in
race of six miles for wager of two thousand dollars 1t
said that the challenge has been accepted by four boat
of Network city and that the contest will take place
in the harbor of NewYork, the 7th of October the
travelling expenses of the New Brunswckers to be paid by
the Newly orkers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

u s. ARMY The standing army of the United States
numbers 1929 men-commissioned officers, 500; nom
commissioned officers and privates $685. The number Of
Burglars employed co. and the number of musicians
The headquarters of the army at Washington, D. o.
The number of commissioned officers the militia is IA
9o2 and Of non-ccmmssioned officers, musicians and
priyates 2l05 5A making total Of 2lSo,4s6 fighting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE railroad between Springfield
and Alton ILL., will be far completed few days that
passenger and transportation will regularly be-
tween those cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

KILLED BY LiGHrNING,-Mr. Femme Buck of Boonyie,
Oneida county N " while engaged in lathng the upper
room of dwelling the 29th ut. struck by light
ming and instantly killed His SON. who at work
him, stunned by the shock but by the prompt
application of water was restored
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

The EVENING TRUE DEn.TA-The proprietors have COM
menced the publication Of evening edition, which
makes handsome showing We should consider the pub
LEGATION of evening paper in New Orleans losing bu-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

DIscRAcEruL-A dsgraceful riot took place near Gin
cnnati Saturday afternoon the Slst ut between two
funeral in which about so engaged
Several persons were seriously injured
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died

Monday, Mrs, MARY MCDONALD James
Manly of London, England the years
|
Es NewYork papers please copy
Monday August g ANN uged 80 years. wife Patrick
On Monday morning. Avg O'clock THOMAS DoSOUGHUE
aged % years. native OF the county L0ngOrf, Ireland.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

The CtIolERA.--A dispatch from Rochester NewYork
dated the Sd inst says There have been but few new
of cholera to-day those chiefly confined Ia
the lower classes. Mr. Pardie, formerly an operator OF
the Morse telegraph died last evening.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Aug 3, 1852.
| SENATE-A message was received from the
President in relation to Mr.. Masons resolution
calling for information with respect to the fishe-
| ries. The message is accompanied by report
| by the Acting Secretary of State The Presi
dent states that the United States steam frigate
Mississippi, under the command of Commodore
Perry, has been ordered to the place of difficult
ty, with instructions to protect the rights Of
American fishermen.
Mr. Cass moved the reference Of the message,
and addressed the Senate to show that the claim
set up by Great Britain was totally unfounded,
and that it ought to be resisted, and the Amer
leans engaged in those fisheries to be protected
in their rights under the treaty, as it is con-
strued by the United States
| Mr.. Davis and Mr.. Hamlin followed in argu-
| ments showing that the construction placed on
| the treaty by the law officers Of the Govern
| ment of Great Britain was untenable
| The Senate then went into executive session.
| HousE-Mr. Orr moved that the House pro-
coed with the business on the Speakers table,
which was carried.
| Mr.. Orr then submitted resolution, termi-
mating debate on the Civil and Diplomatic bill
in one hour after its consideration shall be re-
newed
The resolution was adopted
| The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, and took ur
the Civil and Diplomatic bill, message from
the President of the Senate having previously
| been announced
| The committee proceeded with the considera-
ton Of the different sections of the bill. After
a lengthy debate tire clause appropriatins
vi ,a525 for publishing the laws, on which nc
| action was had,
| Mr., Evans, of Maryland moved that the
committee rise, and there being no quorum pre-
sent, and the yeas having the majority, the
committee rose; having disposed in the last two
days of twenty nine items in the appropriation
bill, out of three hundred and twenty.
| Who House then adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

DEATH OF Actress, Miss Mary Duff, an Actress of
great talent and at time of the brightest umina
ries ofthe American stage died in Memphis the LIST
inst Miss D. has been invalid for several months
vious to her deceaSe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, by and urith the adrc
and consent Of the Senae-Adolphus H. Wappaus to b.
Consul of the United States for Cuidad Bolivar in tn,
Republic ofVene2uela in the place of Frederick A. Bee
Ter. resigned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

DEATH OF ACiRcUs RlpER.-Sands, the well known cir
Gus rider, was killed on Saturday, the 31st ut at VOL
colt, Wayne county N Y, while attempting to walk
the ceiling with his head downward
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

INCREASED PRECAuTIoSs.-The late calamity on the
Hudson river has caused the proprieor of many of the
steamboats, to increased precautions against fire. On
of the Sound boats large number of buckets have
been procured for each boat other made
to instant application of water in case of fire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

The shipments of lead from Potosi. Wisconsin, since
March, 1852, amount 2OSS55O lbs. The total amount
Of lead shipped from Dubuque in 1851 about 100000
pounds, almost the entire product of the Iowa mines
More than threefourths of the lead produced from the
Wisconsin mines is shipned at Gaenn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

EUROPEAN NORTH AMERICAN RArLRoAp-Advices
from St. Johns N b. state that intelligence received
by the steamer Europa that the propositions made in
London for the construction of the grand trunk railroad
from Halifax to Quebec have been agreed to, and that
the steamer Niagara which to have Liverpool
the oath ult, would bring out the engineers sc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

'Who is that lovely girl !" exclaimed the
witty Lord Norbury in company with his friend Counsel
lor Grant Miss Glass replied the Counsellor.
Glass = reiterated the facetous Judge; Il should
often be intoxicated could place such glass my lips
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

atUUJU.UUU
In Birmingham alone there is weekly consumption of
gold for chains only, amounting 1000 OF. The weekly
consumption for goldleaf in London is 400 other
places in Great Britain, 1874 OF.
One of the potteries in Staordshre consumes f350n
worth of gold annually in gliding and the whole con
sumption for gliding porcelain in England is estimated at
about $500 ounces annually.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

rs RALLY RALLY! !! RALLY !! - SCoTT
RANGERS THE Scott Rangers will assemble Room
the PEARL No. gs st. Charles THURSDAY EVENING
August 12, past o'clock punrtn expected
from all the members Tbe object ascertain who will
Wing Barbecue Bayou Goala and also visit
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DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CREsCENT'
OFFICE 90 CHARLES STREET,
viii regularly subscribers this Lafayette
early hour for IS year advance
payable to the Office csns payable the cnrriess
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Fro and after this date the following rates Of charges
enlines in pearl, will DO invariably adhered to, viz:
IN
suueequ6nt -.
Advertisements the each day.
dscount be made with those advertise by the
or for shorter time. iAagL
All Advertisement month
accordingly.
The Crescent b. claims sdysss medium of
the hands of the present proprietor has been steadily
rapidly the increnss tho
essobsr Is, 1851.
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las- WINGS, ATTENTION THE Wings of New
Orleans who disposed organize "sCoTT Association
requested meet the large the Commercial Exchange,
of st. Charles and Perldo stIee WEDNESDAY
EVENING, o'clock alll
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We are indebted to ]. T. Washington, clerk of the
steamer james Robb. for river fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

We indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Clifton for
LITE Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

Thanks to the clerk of the steamship Louisiana fo
Texas papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

MORTALITY IN New YoRN.-The number of deaths in
NewYor city during the week ending the 3lst u
57 being 35 than the previous week. and 122
than the corresponding week last year. There 100
deaths from cholera nfanum q Of cholera morbus AZ of
dysenery, 81 of darrhna 10 of Inflammation of the
bowels 81 of consumption II of apoplexy 81 of convul
sons 10 of measles and q of marasmus 2l5 under
year of age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

Hsf5- PENMtNsIIIP AND Book creeping. Those
who wish Fall business should Immediately
Glasses DOLBEARis, Canal street THIS WEEK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

ENGLISH BLuSpERs-A late number of the London L.
Illustrated News says the democrats refused to nominate
Rufus King for the Vice Presidency at the late Baltimore
Convention and that the wings baoted Justify for Doug
las for the Presidency 1t says, also that Albany
ributed $500 to the Kossuth fund while the State of
NewEugland - :" forked over" $1,000
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

Mr.. EDwiN FoRREsr.--The New York Courier bears
honorable testimony to the conduct of Mr. Forrest du
ring the of excitement and danger which attended
the burning of the Henry Clay. While the unfortunate
beings struggling in the water Mr. Edwin Forrest
who then at his CASTLE seeing their condition
down. and jumping into the water succeeded in rescuing
many from watery grave and also in recovering
bodies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

CONSUMPTION Golp-The following curious statistics
relative to the consumption of gold stated in
don
The entire amount of gold in circulation is said to be
f4S000000 of which the and is stated to
5 y per cent annually, EL6S0,000. The consumption
of gold in arts and manufactures is follows:
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Paul r.. INeard,
MN n-rT man

Paul n. INeard,
TRANSLATOR,
Office No ls EXCHANGE ALLEY between St. Louis and Cont
Mr. TflEARD ofer hi1 the public and
will English Spanish Frs
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS CONTRACTS ACTS OF NOTARIES,
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
OTHERS LEA sEs MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PUB
Lie MEETINGS. and, fact all kinds writings. He will lls0
Articles Advertisements for Nespapets Letters Circulars
He will devote his to the Books Of firm
fY- Office hours from A.. N tod II. ap27 2pt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

BALTIMORE Monday, August O.
David s. Reid, the democratic candidate has been
elected Governor of North Carolina by majority of 5000
votes The political complexion of the Legislature is yet
doubtful and both parties claim small majority.
Case Of DIR. Gardner
WASHINGTON, Monday, August O.
The trial of DR. Gardner the charges of fraud etc.
the matter of the Mexican claims has been postponed
the September term of the court
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Keep CO0t-Keep Cool.
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES,
ALFRED MUNROE Il Co.

"a MAGAZINE STREET,
t Are selling their large stock Of SUMMER CLOTHING for
GENTLEMEN BOYS and CLDRENK extremely small profits with
great object closing of the fall They
selling good LINEN PANTS for 81 u.s. COATS Al rs to sgS
SHIRTS from II 90 to 81 very fine and made The beat
GS- Every article stor. warranted in respect
E- ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND MOTIVATION. jy26 9ptf
Clothing .NNde to Order.
TT The subscribers prepared take
for CLOTHING for the with the understanding that all
articles ordered shall satisfactory respect. those order
ing Will be under obligation 0 take them
THOMPSON g. NIXON,
jy24 2pt sCamp and 2O3 Broadway, NcwYork.
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IL LNE-DIRECT BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND NEW
being impression that the above Line Of Telegraph
included the consolidation the WESTERN LINES called
The Peoples Lne and The New Orleans Ohio Line pub
lie hereby informed that the WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS
TELEGRAPH COMPANY hhs connection with
such consolidated prepared at its
Office No. 81 ST. Charles Common receive
ward promptly heretofore from New oiens New York.
and all Intermediate through Alabama
Virginia Having connection with other company
avoids the complication and deys OF United Lines but enabled to
give undivided dispatch all offer
W. II, GROGAN, Chief Operator
81 St. Charles street. August g. 1852. aug If
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

I IN o s
Office, CARRolLToN La August T. lS52-Pnunnt ia re- ,ou.
taS of % Mayor and Council Caoton adopted on the 4h inst
Smlt PROPOSALS will be during tho rpsun
thirty days for PLANK Ro Nd Canal Avenue
the Shell o" NJ Eighteenth The good
Cypress clear Of Of good Pensacola Lake yellow
Road be made according to the plan and specifications which will
eShtc, IN thN office, Tlu R0ud
he three inches thick by four eight nche wide supported on four
strings mud s, all well beded the surface the land
according the Grade to be given y the Surveyor Proposals may
10 urlsh all the a and make tho complete,
furnishing the lumber making work separately will e
made as iol!1Ss $1,000 payable
completed; sOO when half Is
bearing interest the eight per equal
due on the 18TH February 1853 and 1874 The work
prtGd within three months from date The
required to give satisfactory for the faithful performance Of tho
! NJ lm&1 A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

Res9vei That all houses Drinking
Billiard other pnces where liquor
is sold retail which
days notice, be the Treasurer
closed by the Police either District the order of said Treasurer.
Resoved That all P0eeofCe and Watchmn required
port through their respective Captains TO said Treasurer writing all
delinquents aforesaid.
Isgnedl JAMES ROBE
President BOnrd of Aldermen.
[Sgnedl FRANS ALPUENTE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 18th July, 1852
ISignedl A. D. CRossMAN Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

LATE FROM SANTA FE.-Dr. Hammond, Surgeon In the
United States Army arrived at st. Louis on the 30h ut
and left the day for Harrisburgh Pa lie started
from Santa Fe the 1st of July and made the trip
ST. Louis in twenty days. large number of Camanches
and Kiowas were met the Plains but he received
moestation from them Col Sumner, acting Gov
of New Mexico has formed treaties with all the
Indian tribes and and security expected The
two bands of the Apaches the last to treat but the
establishment of forts in their territories and in
try Of the Nayaos has produced very favorable results
The last treaty concluded but few days before the
departure of the mail Col Sumner in Santa Fe
lively pressing forward his plans in the various sections
Of the Territory. 4As
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LATEST FROM THE FISHING GRouNps-A dispatch from
Boston dated the Sd inst, says:
By the steamer Admiral, we have St. John. N. B.. pa
pers to the second Of August.
Vice Admiral Seymour has purchased brig and schoon
which have been manned and armed to protect the
Colonial fisheries from encroachment of the French
The schooner Union reported yesterday seized was
taken in the Gulf of St. Lawrence by the Telegraph ten
der to H. NJ steamship Devastation.
The New Brunswicker thinks that when the people of
America understand the matter better they will have but
little of complaint 1t considers that the reported
terms of the reciprocity bill are too favorable to tine
Americans.
The Courier again explicitly declares that there is no
intention to enfre the headand to headand part OF the
fishing treaty nor to demand reciprocal free trade as the
price of arranging the question.
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fjs0ts,iu0 Made to Order.
NORRIS y Vy'uu,

FASHION BILE CLOTHING STORE,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
jys Under the City Hotel.
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kB The Subscriber Sole Agent in This city Of fila
abovenamed manufacturers has constantly for sale large
OF their SAFES are aware the i'm
Of EXPECTING INSURANCE books papers and
other articles OF small bulk but value to and
FOURTEEN TESTED SAFES together with thirty five
LARS IN RICHS SAFES, ~ - -' '@
ie14 If ISAAC BRIDGE 7s Magazine sirc,t
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vENHE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICoTHE, OHIO

IL oNE-TEIRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES,
CHItcoruB Ohio, April 49, 1882
MEssRs. STEARNs MARVIN GenticmsYours OF the 9Th
hand reply Safe in the fire. EXCEPT YOURS povet
good for nothing lost large Sat PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-but in the SMALL SALANANDER BOUGHT FROM YOI,
NOTHING WAS INJURED.
Your obedient servant, VIM. T. CLEMSON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

The above letter shows that real hot fire RIcs sALANa
DERS ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO BE DEPENDED UPON "a
the Pearl fire, ELEVEN SAFES of different makers
TOTALLY DESTROYED RIGHTS SAFE ALONE bidding defiance
ames bonds
100000 The Chicoth fire parallel EVERY SAFE But
RICS is DESTROYED These
tesby that Wder Patent saapanlers, RIGHTS IMPROVE
MENT the best Safes made in the United States
world ~
g They had the Depot street, and the Factory
Of ST. AIary's Place and Avenue A, New York.
STEARNS Il MARVIN.
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HbROUGHT to the First District Police o.
Prison M9
JOHN BApTsTE black about 81 years old fee iuchesA
high; says he belongs to Mr. Mackin, Ms
SOLOMON, grille, old feet SIX inches high saw
he belongs to Mr.. CANINE Lizsrde. - =
EDWARD dark gfif TX inches high
bold on top OF head says he belongs 10 Mr.. Pe1on
JIM Light grae about IS years old high says he
ALBERT dark gfe about "a years DID, AZ high;
he belongs Q Mr.. James. -
The will please comply law respecting them,
Neworeans, August II, s52-law3w j. WoRRALL, Warden.
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rN,O PROPERTY OWNERS. STEAMBOAT

"A CAPTAINS, PLAN lEtS, ecIhe rsgned would call
attention TO the celebrated BRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT
which acknowledged be unequaed WEATHER
PROTECTOR for painting every
ton The public invited to call and spec
G. G. B0GERT * co, CAnps street.
of