New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-22

hoseius, PRESIDENT G. Allan, Vice resident; NJ NJ
Gonen, corresponding Secretary; j. b. Walton, Record
ing secretary and Samuel Jamison, Secretary
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for Inc Crescent
Ace Ao1 Ing EupAc ochools.
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with IN n. ,,ritios ,;.,o,+ t,,,t;o,, ~ as,,,
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and when it borne in mind that trng outlay of iron
$3.50 to $500 per would be the of furnishing
the children with COOL refreshing and wholesome drinkn
1t appears to me astonishing that the matter shou
be 50 long neglected or overlooked Most of the children
no matter how poor are accustomed to the of ic
water ct their respective homes need it much more how
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cona.on Of tne schools should be as much the care
as tneir ana earnestly mop
children with so necessary preseryare of good healtl
as pure wholesome water. vox PoruLI
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barkation of the Inflated Cuban expedition on the Pam
pero several Of the friends of General Lopez probably
with presentment Of the sad fate which awaited him
induced him to sit to young Creole sculptor, Mr. Tru
deau The result is Of the finest busts which it
ever been good fortune to examine We refer our
readers who interested in the development of art
cur midst or who wish to look upon most ife-lke and
beautiful resemblance of Gen Lopez copy which is
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The TEHAuNrEpEc RoAD-The brig Tehauntepec
which arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz reports that on
the night Of the 24h u the Mexican Congress rejected
Col soos contract with the President relative to road
over the lsthmus of Tehauntepec The Congress then
adjourned sine die
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y - Wy p' anu ohaiiesLon i'piiroaa, arrived at
ifo oh Inc i'th Inst. Inc road is
40 ean ~ eAies1eu' anu IL Is estl
''eu qua. .e Instance between memphis and Lagrange
~ WI" oe completed III Tune TO transport over 1t the
p s ' sAo"iis efoRs. US
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.--The extensive foundry of ". q
Davis Co., the corner of peoaas,as aud e,s,4
The loss is heavy and only partially covered nv
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oHoLERA IN 'iRGiNA-Ihe Alexandria Age states that
the cholera has broken out among The negroes the
hahaWha t'a) RIVER and is proving very fatal.
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H. Vie'o u i.pof from
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$780, In ~ ,a..o, NV sappiy VI Mooi IRON
=, y. " set'' extent ana 'lat IL Is
ny mixing cottoh ana WOOL TO greater extent than
now exists and that may cause an increased consump
'lon OF lhe former staple
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A,an minister az +" ashin9ton, VINO mas made himself
very popular WIN our Government has notified the Sec
reary Of State OF his recall He is to be succeeded by NJ
Caryalho Moreira who belones In tho anti heral r E
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s py' "n,' .he Ne" iofh 'ourna OF commerce states
tne change mas given great dissatisfaction to the lib
eral party in Brazil,
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CnI,r, ry ro A,,,vp,c,,, MI, ,,,
brings accounts of the most ,arbaros tr,o,,e IS
American shipwrecked sailors by the annpese ;s ;d
however, to be the old story published in 81 Helena
paper eighteen months apo IF y rnco,Iot ar,t a,aa
IL tbe c,sa and wa ho,i ~ n , 49,, 80 '''s''
present ~ 't0
sotr,, c.po, TX, qbe cb,r,ostor nt,,,,,ru.
Pierce and kim will recev. th VOTE r Sci ,a,,a
but 1t objects tn stirring nm am, ~ -,
hat tbe n,rt h t,ren, ss;,a ~, o Wv
of civ
,o,,nses and y;oor Ia ito p,ovoro.1t, nv ~
When 1T dsowns It's Ie,ders ord .an,so+ .,a1 - g.
motives of tennorarv .ya,to,r arn.,, la, -,
,on,or, o,,.,,,.n -. :. $3.50 ~ ~ 'isnes'
20 % party ana becomes mere herd of sposmen We
laws no a'ioit'on TO labor IN such a crowd'
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rier of tbo 15tb ;,st ~ 'ue NaleneA oou-
murders said IN ha,a ,a.,, "a WV ioifioe
djsto No. ,,.,o,y that .;t,, M, g., =, - sNi'
aoe peo" that oity' Inc Courier OF the 18th takes
''i VIZ ioiio'e ou' VI INC aiaf by The following
nos @ .s paper we alluded to murder said to have
which was bronrht 70 thi n @ the account OF
himself the only survivor II seems that tb t .uii t
VINO embarked with him in the sk also returned night
. nh nov m,os Guy s,ns eise out deau
that he could not baro a .olu wien ne returned Is,
,cith poke, been after him. i'"o 1t ''"
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INTERESTING ScEsg-The Catholic c,,,sa,, l.; t,..,,,
lin street Boston, was on the 9th ;rst,nt tt,S., -,
Sabbath School children. who were ,ress, =,
rites Of sacranental confirmation a,;,s,ass Wv A0
Fitzpatrick There were three hundred r;rs al
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SICKNESS on A srgAmrR--Tbc steon,.r ,t,.,,4,.
arrived at St. Louis on the 18th from tb; not haa M
teen deaths during the trim among tbe orr,a i
sengers Sixteen of the emip,ants were r,naa N A.,
hospital It is said that thev were taxi, ,
shin which had been nine months u; ,,.,;ur 80