New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02
Ap,ovRsED-The Illinois Legislature adjourned sine di.

ApIouRNEp.The Illinois Legislature adjourned sine die
on the 23d ult.
HAIL SroRM.-A severe hail storm occurred at Canton,
No. the ODD ult which did much damage to the crops
THS RWER.ou the 25th ult the river was swelling at
St Louis caused by rise in the Missouri
RE-ApPorNrEp- Meade has been re-appointed to
the post in the Navy which he resigned
A Coon OLD Acr--Patrick Brady died recently in New
York, at the age of l05 years.
STILL THEY CoME.-Over two thousand immigrants ar
rived at NewYork on the 23d ult.
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MOVEMENT OF TRoops-The ten companies of the 4th
Infantry have all arrived at Governors Island NewYor
and the regiment will embark in few days for California
ANNExAttoS.The citizens of Portland, Kentucky, on
the 22d u voted largely in favor of the annexation of
that town to Louisville.
LARGE CLrpER--The largest clipper ship ever built
the Sovereign of the Seas 2420 tons burthen is now
loading in NewYork for San Francisco.
FuGIrIvE SLAvEs-A paper published at Windsor, Can
ada West states that the arrival of fugitive slaves that
place averages three per day
NAVAL. The U, S Surveying Schooner Morris, Lieut.
Craven, thiryone days from Galveston, arrived New
York on the sd ult
BosroN PoLrcE-An ordinance has been introduced il
the Board of Aldermen of Boston, having its obec
the adjustment of the office of City Marshal
Losr AT SEA--A man named Archibald Campbell wa
lost overheard few days since from schooner while OF
the passage from Apaachicola to Mobile
RATIFICATION MEETING PIrrsBuRGu. An immense
meeting of the wings of Pittsburgh raty the non
ton of Scott and Graham held on the evening of thu
I'D ut and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
WNpFALL.-It is stated that telegraph opera tor a
St Louis fell heir to 100000 few days ago by the death
of relative at the South Who is he? We never heare
of any such event.
COMMANDER PEr1IGREw,-The Norfolk Herald SAYS tina
this officer has been acquitted of the charges against him
which have been the subject Of inquiry for some tint
before the court martial on board the Pennsylvania
GES. CHANGARS1ER.-The London Times is requested
by Gen Changarnier formally contradict the statement
that in 1915 he made proposal to the Provisional Gov
eminent to invade England.
Conference.-The jury in the case of Nathan H. Crist
charged with the murder ofTheodore Nye in Mobile rem
dered verdict Of guilty with the death penalty on Tues
uay evening last.
ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Paul Julien eleven years o
age and said to be extraordinary performer on tn,
violin arrived at NewYork in the Franklin and is soon tc
make his debut
Another VETERAN GoNE-Jacob Wilt, Sem who was
attached to afayettes regiment, during his whole com
mand died in Lefigh county Pennsylvania on the 18Th
ut, aged SO years
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lLLISOtS-'IWelyp hank have huan or
sanzcd in the State of Illinois under the free banking
law, showing an aggregate capital of S27000OO But
three Of the number have yet gone into operation.
WHEN IL n 10 De FrSlsuEDThe corner stone of mon
ument to Washington was laid in Philadelphia thirty
years ago The Sun thinks this solitary stone must be
tired of waiting.
DREADFUL MoRrsLITr.Nine out of forty of the hands
engaged at the lower tunnel Covngton and Licking
ton (ky.) Railroad. died of cholera on the 18th ut
There were also six deaths at the upper tunnel Tht
hands on the road have since been dsbanded
A STEADY CUsToMER--A fellow named William Downs
released from the Baltimore Penitentary on the lStt
ult to which establishment he has been sentenced
different times, and in which he has spent nearly twenty
five out of the last twenty nine years
FREAKS LlaHrvNG.--A violent thunder storm passed
Boston, an the 22d ut and fourteen different buildings
were struck by lightning Several Of thom were con
sumed
SGNoRA ALRoNI,-This celebrated vocalist made her
debut before NewYork audience on Wednesday even ng
the 23d ut and her attering in the extreme
She is said to have every prospect of brilliant
reer in this country.
EXTRAORDINARY PEEFonMAscE.-A engine belonging to
the Mine Hill and Schuylkl Haven Railroad Company
hauled that road the 10th ult in one train 10:
of coal carrying SOS 30 tons of coaweght Of cars
100 l5l0G tonsakng the total weight of the train 1854
22O tons
THE ExrRADrTIoH CAsE,-rhe case of Martin an Irish
man claimed in NewYork by the English Government
under the provisions of the Ahburon treaty causirs
considerable excitement 1t is anticipated that should
the decision of the Commissioner be against the prisoner
attempt will be made to rescue him
GiPsEs.-The Rochester, N. y, papers announce the
arrival in that vicinity Of tribe of gipsies They are
distinguished by the wild freedom which characterzes
the race and their horses dogs and foxes lie down to-
gether unclaimed and uncurbed in imitation Of the per
feet freedom of their masters
PERmous PREDreAMENr,-We sec it stated in the late
foreign news that Mr. Ssbee. the comedian and Mr.
Howard Paul losing their lives on the 18th ut
by the fall of avalanche in the great St Bernard Pass
They buried in the snow and were rescued by the
monks of the Iiospce
MopEL ScRscRnER-The National Tntelligencer pub
fishes the following from Georgia Subscriber:
La GRANGE, Georgia June Is
Messrs G. + S-The account of old balance stand
ing on your books against me is received