New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-15

The Alabama rt or has allen considerably of late
is still falling
The u S cutter Duane left yesterday afternoon
| for Vera Cruz -
| MONEY FOR THE IspANs-Gov Ramsay left on the eth
for Minnesota with 100000 for payment of moneys
due under Indian treaties.
GoNE TO INprA-Father Mathew, and five other Roman
Catholic Priests sailed for Calcutta Their business
in India is reported the foundation of Romish see
| at Hyderabad
Coon FEEIt is said that in the case of Goodyear rs
Day, Mr. Webster, Goodyear's counsel, received
tauer of $4,000 the day he took his seat at the table
| try the case.
| THy VINO MEETING FANEuIL HALl,--There was
great gathering of the wings of Boston in Faneui Hail.
the night Of the 9Th inst Among the speakers were Mr.
Ogden, of Louisiana, and Mr., Bolts, of Virginia
Mouxr .ErHA,-Mouut Etna is still in flames and the
vineyards in the neighborhood of Catania have all
been devoured by the burning lava The crater the
volcano seems a mammoth lighthouse Illuminated with
4 tower of gas.
Tnr WM PENx--By dispatch from NewYork dated
the 9th inst learn that the steamer VIM Penn would
probably sail for this port the evening of that day
The schooner with which she in contact sank at
| her wharf on the 9th.
| GETTING Ills DEsERrs.--A burglar at Roxbury. MasR
who was put fight recently by Mrs Simmons though
he was armed with Ratchet which he threw at the lady
has been tried found guilty and sentenced to mprison
ment during his natural life.
E. Littell Esq of Boston the publisher of the Living
Age has presented to Barnabas Bates Esq of NewYerl
a complete set that valuable work, containing thirty
three volumes, handsomely bound, appreciation Of
his services in the of cheap postage
| A Singular FACT THESE DAYS LocoMoroS Mrs
Polly Hemingway who died in Norhbridge, Mass the
30h ult the of eighty three had never been but Is
miles from the place of her birth She born in Tx
bridge and once her youth went to Worcester fifteen
| miles from her home.
| STOLEN MONEY REcorEREp.-0Yer 10000 of the money
which was stolen from the Mount Vernon Bank at Fos-
ter r. L. has been discovered 1t found under the
floor OF the cid church at Coventry Two men, named
Christopher c. Place and James Houghton have been
rested, charged with stealing the same
SERIOUS RAILROAD CoLLisroN.-A lumber and gravel
train on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad came col
son beyond Pittsburgh the 8th inst, by which VIM
Evans. a brakeman, was instantly killed and s. Dunbar
| S. Hunter, Thos Daniels, and fireman named Graham
seriously injured.
BuTrERThe California demand for butter so great
that in Boston the price has advanced from five
cents per pound firm has received order to ship
hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds and pro-
baby in all quarter of million pounds have hern
| dered from that State within short time.
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NEwYonS TYPOGRAPHICAL SOcIETY.-This society, during
the last six months has invested $4,000 in stocks and paid
$4T9 for relief Of members who number about II g.
Its library contains $50 volumes Mr. Geo. Mather
the founders the society and its late President will
be presented Saturday with service of silver plate by
| his fellow members
ALMOST OAR Now.-The following anecdote, illustrative
of railroad facility is very pointed traveller inquired
of negro the distance to certain point Dat ponds
on circumstances replied the darby. If you gwine
foot it'll take you bout day you gwine in de stage
or de homncybus, you make it in half day but you git
in oh desc smoke wagons you be almost dar now
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| Pubic MEETING MoBlLE-There was q large and
enthusiastic public meeting in Mobile Tuesday evening
last take into consideration the late insult offered
the American flag by the Spanish authorities at Havana.
A number Of brilliant speeches made, the most
prominent among which that of G. 9. Langdon, ESQ
late editor of the Mobile Advertiser Appropriate resou
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