New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-09

Two thousand five hundred and two marriage
license have been Issued by the Clerk of Hamilton county
Ohio from the first Of January 1851, to the ed of De-
ceniber 1851, an average of seven PER day
Jos. Doves, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been SEN
fenced to the pententiav I've years because he COM
mtted forgery He had better his face, than put
his body in prison
| It is positively asserted that previous to the
last the old lady who dried her clothes the equ
nocta line has sent to Greenland 10 get the north pole
| draw cistern water with
| correspondent of the NewYork Journal of
Commerce. compares Kossuth to mailman who ascens
high mountain and gives the word of command to the
tons of the world Kingdoms, on your right wheel
march ~ G 49,
| Some of the NewYork papers state that Mr.
IIackett is negotiating with Grs for trip to this
try and was to have his early in january He
also has ntention of bringing Gerto out provided
\ they can agree upon terms.
the Dover after the completion of the submarine
telegraph he saluted by the discharge of
pound gun, fired by spark communicated from the mag
| netic battery at Calais
| The Postmaster ut Palestine, Ohio, has not
yet learned of the three postage law and he pays
attention to the stamps charging five cents per let
ter, stamp or no stamp Somebody send him news
! paper
| The extent to which gaming is carried on at
Hamburg the German bathing place, may be understood
from the fact that the cards used last cost 5000
L
had lost every thing by play, cost $4,000
| Nathaniel West, who died in Salem, Mass, on
the 18th ult bequeathed as We learn from the Salem
Gazette, the extensive property known the Derby
Wharf and the income of $25000 to be appropriated to
the support of school for instruction in navigation
| The Ravel family and the measles are said to
be at Cincinnati They have also hundred and fifty
five commonschoo teachers that city They have some
| very common ones in Washington but 10 Raves nor
measles.
| Tie -eincnnati Gazette says young lady of
that city step daughter of welknown merchant tailor
Main street. has just received the painful information
that relative in England has taken leave all subunary
thngs-and-eft her legacy of sixty thousand dollars
| There have been two audiences, quite peculiar,
of Late five thousand military uniforms without bon
among them. at Castle Garden and three thousand
petticoas without pair suspenters among them at
| Triper Hall. Home Journal.
| Mrs. Simpkins is certain that Smith must be
Internal scoundre She has read in the proceedings
of Congress few days that Smith movd and she is
that Smith can't afford to every day without
| cheating his landlord out of his rent.
| Madame Wiggin writes us that SO KreOsote
will sail for Yot-rope in the steeer HJs which eeves
1 NuWyork the tenth of Jebuary'' We don't youch
for the truth of this neither do doubt the old ady
| word.
At San Luis Obispo, California, o short time
ago. Joaquin Banco had dispute with one Luis Ru-
bio, when Butron. mutual friend, shot by the acct
dental discharge of pistol Victor Lenares then blew
Blancos brains out.
| 1t is stated that Lieut. Massineberd. at whose
house Kossuth lodged when in London has resigned his
commission in the British army and this coun
try to Kossuth and put himself at his disposal as
volunteer for the war of independence.
During the last twenty years, the Hon. Alb
bolt Lawrence and his brother Amos have given away
| over million of dolars-and could give the item i
we were allowed to rend wounded hearts and null tn,
shrouds from the poor but respectable dead
The Philadelphia clergy have assumed Sc the
sword and spear of Kossuth and virtually declare that
the sword and spear shall not be turned into the plow
share the pruning hook Progressive age this AMI
= me
| Jub!tane!
/ Rev. Mr. Bridgman, writing from China, says
that the number of chests of opium each containing 3
lbs taken to China the present year will exceed seventy
thousand and that in exchange for these seventy thou
and chests, the Chinese wilpay to foreigners thar
S360o00 00-and most of this silver
A lucky fellow is Jenny O'Brien The Sa.
cramento Transcript says: One Jenny oBrien took
thousand delars Wisconsin Flat one Afternoon
last week. and has diggngs enough left for six months
Some hundred there at work, and nearly al
doing well
A journal of Pestb of October has the official
sentence of death upon thrtyeight ungarans hiei
treason OF these seven were pardoned
the punishment of seven committed to years i'm
prisonment ID to six years to four years and to
years imprisonment each.
4 The Receiver of the General Land Office al
Clinton Missouri says that the receipts sales
the public lands in the southwestern counties of that
state will be three times great for the first three-quar
ers OF the present year as for the entire year of 1919 Th
Is attributed to the influence of the Pacific railroad.
A newspaper reporter is always both wise
and humble man. We of them this morning
searching diligently for any one who could tell him
| thing he did not know. Other men satisfied with
themselves and their attachments when it would require
| q search to make such u discovery
| The Boston Post is guilty of giving publicity
to the following The EDITORS infirntes are known AMI
due allowances will be made Mr. Editor-In your pa
per of the oath you say that the defaulter Mr. Bradford
has left Our Charley thinks the stick he cut must hav
been the mizzle- toe bough"
Greene, Of the Boston Post, after giving a lis
for he
remarks But modesty forbids our adding name whicl
unaoubedy mas occurred to every voter in the nation
| oelore tIs-hoWeYer, We cannot accept the Office i
elected"
The Bradford, Vt, Gazette says that Mr.
Wlhlam aterman of that town raised the past
seventy bushels winter wheat on two and one-ortI
acres of land the wheat will average fortyve and one
nan pounds of flour to the bshel The before sowing
was s1akea IN strong lime water The land was not man
ured, but deeply powed.
| About two weeks aro, a number of German
Immigrants arrived at Satrobe Pa. in the of thu
pennsylvania Central Railroad and were placed in ware
house, without fire until open wagons were got ready tt
convey them to Turtle Creek on the way horrible t,
relate three women and an old man roze to death ant
others OF the party suffered severely.
The catching of grizzly bears has become
regular business in California They are taken by mean
OF asos which are thrown with great dexterty by
on horseback the savage beasts become completely
tangled in the ropes when they are bound fast loaded
Wagons and carried off Some of the grizzlies taken IL
inns manner weigh from ten to twelve hundred pounds
/ A fankee who went over to the mother coun.
n.y. some time ago, and who asked coming back
now ne liked Great Britain. Well he said. England
Is very nice country exceedingly fertile wellcuvated
very popuouS and very wealthy butt said the Yankee
never liked to take morning walk after breakfast
because the country small that was ALWAYS afrait
| OF walking off the edge"
| The brig Horatio, heretofore mentioned as
having been seized Maracabo was after 60 ays ordered
10 be released by instructions from the Government
Oraccas but mas since been condemned unseaworhy
by an Admiralty survey and sold at public auction He
cargo NIL be brought home by the bark lrma Capt War
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