New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-17

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The last copy entire show the feeitous manner OF
these dedications
'pEpIcATloN OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.
with the warmest paterna affection. mingled with
deeply afflicted feelings dedicate this, the last volume
Of my Works to the memory of my deceased children.
Julia WEBSTER APPLETON, Ia
Beloved in all the relations of daughter wife, mother
sister, and friend and
Who died in Mexico. in the military service of the Uni
ted States, with unbemished honor and reputation aud
who entered that service solely from desire to be useu
his country and to do honor TO the State in which lie
was born.
go gentle Spirits. to your destined rest;
While l. reversed our Natures kinder doom,
Pour forth Fathers sorrow on your tomb.
DANIEL WEBSTER"
THE FRENCH CoNsuLArE.-A Paris correspondent Of
the National Integencer states upon the authority of
paper usually we-nforlned that numerous changes in
The personnel of French foreign Consuates upon thu
of being announced. Among others, Pierre Bona
parte cousin Of the President and Representative
Bonapartist ex-Montagnard is announced tt
uceeed the respectable and much esteemed Count Cho
scul the Consulate Charleston South Carolina T,
salary Of the Princely Consul is to be $4,000 per
GES. Scorr IN NEwYoRK,-Ihe NewYork Tribune OF
Ghe 9th says Yesterday morning gave by special tel
graphic dispatch the proceedings of the whg
Albany. The following the resolutions which passed
by so to the being William Taylor of the MILL
District of the City and County who ftcrward
with the majority
Uiereus. Gen Winfield Scott in consideration of his
life having been wholly devoted and actually pent in the
service Of his country, and that by such he has
prc-eminenty advanced its honor and renown at homt
and abroad has shown himself justly entitled to the gr
titude and affection of his countrynltn therefore.
ReSored That the wing members OF the Legislature OF
this State do present the Wing National Convention
mis- their first choice for The Presidency subject tt
The decision of such Convention.
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kossUTH IN CHARLEsroN-kossuth and suite arrived
in Charleston the 10TH and left the day
Wilmington boat for the North No excitement pub
lie demonstration attended his reception and the Courier
attributes, i'll his early departure to this fact
SAMUEL STocKwElL-Thc Mobile Tribune says: "Ther,
to fear that Stoekwe the artist killed BY
the explosion of the steamer Glencoe at St Louis tn,
Sd inst we letter yesterday dated 4th inst which
says: there is Of four passengers from Mobl,
being lost Two have been identified from that city
from some nitalsone by the name of Williams and tn,
other Sockwe supposed to be the artist Three others
che writer remarks, i'll The hospital
Poor Sam had numerous friends in this city who viii
mourn OVER his loss.
HARDEST CASE YEr.-A few nights since, says the Bos
ton Bee journtyman printer in that city had pre-
parations be married but strange to say the poor
fellow morning paper and could not get sub
Business crowdng at the office and he must attend
work the purson for the rites performed
and the poor jour had to leave his wife, go to the Office
md work all night till broad daylight and 60 home
his wife in thu morning.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY AND 4 MysrERY.--A correspondent
| of the Cumberland (Md) Unionist who signs himself
Spy in the Camp states that short time ago large 10
of blank counterfeit notes various banks. but prnci
pally some Pennsylvania banks brought to tina
place to be filled up and set aoat few citizens go
wind of it, and two persons to the Penn
sylvana banks interested that $1,000 they woulc
have the gang convicted but the proposition was eclnee
and the counterfeiters allowed to escape
ARREST OF COuNTERFEITEGs-A nest Of counterfciter
discovered and broken up by the police Troy
N Y, few days since. The band was organized
Of the most extensive character and the whole me,
taken besides S2400 in counterfeit money, includn.
plS5 of fves the Central Bank Worcester. Mass
| 800 on the Bank of Commerce Providence r l. $40
# tens the Merchants Bank Norwich, Ct, and on
| SO Farmers Bank, Mount Holly. N j.
lCE.-Twelve thousand tons Of ice have been packet
| this winter in the neighborhood of Peru Michigan b.
one firm 1t is destined for the St Louis yicksburg am
N,rhez markets.
VERY lNpIGNANT.-The Network Tribune has the fol
lowing: The colored people of Paterson, N. j.. held
meeting lately to dcnounce the project of African colo
nizaton and to it with their most indignant con
| tempt and disgust!n They
Resoired That forcfathers fought blcd and died
the liberty of this country, and therefore the
color has equal claim with all men to American soil
Does this imply that those whose forefathers ddn'
fight ETC. for the liberty of this country have Al
| equal claim to American soil
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| DEATH FROM SWALLOWING piss.--rhe London Lance
records the death of bridesmaids wife from ing pins
Upon post mortem examination the stomach foun,
to contain in its lower half nine pins Of pur
pie black color not corroded all bent broken. many
very pointed The contents of the stomach mucl
thickened The intestines contained pins very
tightly packed of various shapes, similar to those found
in the stomach and wholly obsructing the tube. Thei
weight about pound.
SUFFERING LoNDoN.--It is stated in the Londoi
the inhabitants of this luxurious metropolis every d
lestude of food and employment aud every night
out place for shelter and repose 1t is amentabe fac
that in this very town of London alone the centre au
of British civilization hundred thousand person
every day without food it BE- the precarous pro
luce of passing job crime,
a RETRAcrION-Thc st. Louis Republican of Monda
| last makes correction follows:
The little daughter of Mr., Charles H. Pond was no
bitten by mad dog The accident happened to anothu
child-turther. the dog was not mad
10 have made the correction complete, the reporte
should have added further that it Wasn't dog and st
| further, child was bitten
| iIENP-The present low rates of hemp in Boston In
led to the countermandng of large orders the aricl
| from st Louis
| CHEyALIER HuLsE MANN,--'N,' OF the Baltimore Su
writing from Washington the 9th, says Chevalic
tiusemann having received orders from his government
TO repair to Washington is expected here by the
rival from Havana He will find every thing just Ms h
left it, even in the diplomatic consultations from tn
Great Bear down to the little minister of the ndiscoye
able government 1t is these little howeve
that give us the greatest trouble simply because they
| too small and delicate to be whipped
THE Expedition 10 JAPAH.-rhe London Times of til
26th u, has long article the expedition to Iapal
which it takes for granted is intended break up III
eNcsvism of that Empire, and says if it is carried
this spirit of humanity. and under the impression
the Government. and not the people, fault Con
Perry will be backed with the ympathes of all Europea
nations. 1t compares this expedition the English OF
crations in China and wishes it the same success.
Consul MANcHEsrER,-The President, we believe ha
resolved appoint u S. Consul to Manchester Eng
which city since 1S49 has been left without conmtrc
from United States though Manchest,
las been built up by American industry aud is j. niue
an American town Hayre in the British Channe
The Chamber of Commerce of the cisy of Manehest,