New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-30
Something for Every Body.

Thos, Morton, formerly police officer of Pill
adelpha has been convicted of receiving stolen goods
Dr. VIM. G. Durkin, prominent physician of
Petersburg Va. died on the 18th inst
1t has been decided to build the fremont
Temple, at Boston.
The Welland Canal is open Twenty vessels
passed up on the 18th inst.
John Gregory, Esq, the Governor of the Ba.
hamas expected to arrive in Philadelphia in few days
An expert farrier ssDown East has sue
ceeded in raising colt from the nightmare u
The Knickerbocker is responsible for the fol-
lowing: Two voters election night fell into an open
drain what were their politics Thew seward
1.-The first families of Virginia-lke the stars
in the oceathey would not be there were not
their bright originals in Heaven"
There were 346 deaths in New York for the
week ending the 18th inst Died of consumption S. ron
yulsions %, inflammation of the lungs q.
1t is estimated that 125 900 lbs of butter are
used daily in the city of New York costing about SILL
$50. Butter is now selling at 37}a cents per h.
Gen, Concha, of Cuba, says a Havana letter,
has been recalled in consequence of his opposition I'd the
slave trade
A train of 4S cars, having on board 200 fat
cattle from Cumberland county passed through La1cas-
ter Pa. few days ago.
The old German Reformed Church at Lam
caster Pa built SO years ago has been torn down to
make room for one.
The Boston Post man says that gentleman
of his acquaintance has become weak from dissipation
that he is unable 10 raise fire dollar hH
Mr. Charles P. Williams, tobacco trader,
knocked down and robbed of $500 Greensboro
N c.. on the 18th inst.
Land Warrants in Newly ork, are in moderate
supply, and the market rather buoyant Sales Of 100
warrants at 12oaSl25 So acres 6laS65 40
During March, the governors of the a. ms
house of NcwYor supplied poor persons with ueces
sary comfort.
Mr. Mangum, of North Carolina, it is said,
len Jackson
and now desires to vote for Gen. Scott
Martin Boomer, who recently murdered his
wife in NewYork has been sent to the lunatc asylum for
life, unless he RECEIVERS from his insanity.
st. Johns Lutheran Church, in Philadelphia,
broken open Monday night and robbed of small
sum of money.
Three ships, the first Of the season, arrived at
Quebec from Europe last week and report considerable
ice in the Gulf
Mr. King, the sculptor, of Boston, received
by the last steamer order from Lord Ashburton for
copy of his marble bust of Daniel Webster.
Rev. DR.. E D. Barry, pastor of st. Matthew
protestant Episcopa Church, Jersey City died
Wednesday aged II years.
Gen. Scott has returned to Washington, after
flying visit to his daughter Mrs. Gould Hoyt ih New
York who embarked with her husband for England in the
Atlantic on Saturday.
| A Bostonian, who is persuaded that he has a
mission the Pope has been lately holding forth
in English from the steps of churches and the Ptrican
| Hill. in Rome to the Roman people.
Miss Boots, teacher in a primary school in
Cincinnati has been bound for trial by the Mayor,
for improperly oggng pupil because he could not spell
| correctly.
| Jack Stevens, the alleged bank robber, who
escaped from the Portsmouth va jail effected his egress
by picking three strong locks with piece of wire
| ward of $500 has been offered for his capture.
| Floods in the Ohio do not always indicate
spring although the amount of drift would suggest that
the had begun to leave The perpetrator of the
| above has left the country.
| A fourth unsuccessful trial to elect n Mayor
was made in Lynn. Massachusetts, recently The cand
dates the before and the vote stood Baker
wing. ll48 Raddn, democrat, sos Nudge, reesoil 5l7
| sattering. A.
The cost of patent right in England is about
f1OO or $500 This high fee operates restriction
upon the number of inventions seeking protection in this
| way,
| gentleman rode up to public house in the
country and asked Who is the master of this house p
am sir replied the landlord my wife has been dead
| about three weeksh
Twenty -one feet of snow have fallen in the
Lake Superior region the past winter Over Mud Lake
between the Detour and Saul St Marie the clear HARD
ice is still three feet thick most parts of the lake being
frozen to the bottom
Squeezing the wrist, the Philadelphia Dispatch
afirns is a certain remedy for hccough. This mode o
will be quite popular among the ladies, who will
believe the ecacious unless the squeezing is don
by gentleman.
"Why is the letter d like ring" asked 6
young lady of her lover who dull the gtneralit,
| of his sex in such situation. Because added thu
Ianse with modest look, because cant be 1ce
without it."