New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
FROM Rro--The Baltimore Sun contains the foloving

FROM Rro.--The Baltimore Sun contains the foowipe
letter from Rio de Janeiro under date Of September 80
Since my last little Of interest has occurred Our Min
lister has returned from the River Platte he partly
succeeded in the purpose that carried him there namely
the opening of some Of the Southern ports.
Accounts have lately been received from Buenos Ayres
which report revolt the people Of the interior
the steps taken by Gen Urquza Ajealousy existing
tween the people Of Montevideo and Buenos Ayres will
warfare In the face of continual strife in that quarter
impossible to foresee the result of their present
ments.
The ship Decatur which visited this port sometime
since distress repaired and sailed the I'd inst
spars sails ETC. Her passengers to the number Of 1871
naturally annoyed at their unfortunate detention in
reaching the land Of gold Said ship sailed from New
York, but has several Baltimoreans on board
Our warm weather ia again commencing, and with 1t
signs Of the yellow fever appear. That city
should be visited by most terrible diseases would
but to accept of the invitation filthy streets extend
and this exists without any necessary cause
abundantly supplied with water from the mountains
Our opera house has 'busted' our amusement is
limited to the dramatic performance at the San Pedro
de Alcantara" Theatre, with occasional bull fight,
horse race and boat races
THE LoBos ISLAND QuEsrIoN.-Captan Henderson, of
the steamer Quicksep has written letter from Calao
friend in New Jersey, from which the Network Com
mercal Advertiser makes the following extract:
By the last steamer gentleman came out with dis
patches from the United States to settle the Lobos
question. Among the valuable old Spanish works
that have met with and brought here is the standard
work on the Early History of the Discovery Of America
Senior Don Antonio de Herrara In volume ILL., part
w. page 81 under the head of the year 1921 Peru he
gives full and very accurate account of the Lobos
Islands Although it written more than three hun
dred years before Captain Morrels visit the account
much accurate than Morres that of Lord Arson
Captain Colnet published in London in 1898 cannot
but think that this old work would be Of great service
those who think that the United States have equal rights
with Peru to the guano on those islands,
Don Ferdinand Pizarros vessels from Panama, within
the three first years after conquering Peru 5 visited
island and describes the large quantity Of seal
them.
As for myself consider Peru has as good right to the
isands as she has to the city of Lima To DISPUTE the
right ofPeru when it described by her and under
Jurisdiction full hundred years before the United States
| were in existence, is truly hard case.
islands, their distance from the Shore the be-
the islands and the shore the great depth
Of seals and other facts respecting the islands, which,
from my own observation, know to be correct.
Three youths, eleven, twelve and thirteen
of left the residence of their parents in Port
land Me- day last week. declaring that they 60
ing West The father of each started in pursuit.
ing to return with the captured party two Of the boys
made their escape again. and not heard of until
day. by eegrsph from Albany where they arrived on Sat
returned to Portland with his father They provi
ded with money by of the boys who obtained his faith
hundred and sixty in blank the same check before
the word FIVE and received for the paper at the Bank
$165 The lads arriving Boston, armed themselves
with revolver dirk knives and other instruments of
similar nature.
A correspondent of the London Times sug-
gests that short bill should be introduced into Para-
men enabling passenger detained than fifteen
minutes behind the stated time from the
ton master the spot the full amount of his fare.
such law made in the country, travellers might go
about nearly everywhere for nothing
The Norway Advertiser records the capture
Of bear in Fryeburg Academy Grant, Oxford county
Me-, which weighed when dressed 800 pounds and
SO pounds Of eafn or rough fat taken of him
The paper says that there apple tree in that
town from which fifty bushels of apples picked the
present season. Whew!
As Mrs. Rebecca Miller, of Philadelphia, ac-
companied by her aged r. her way to market
the 18th instant she shot by insane named
John Diamond. The ball lodged in her lung, and will
probably prove fatal Diamond has been committed to
prison