New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-24

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FROM DEMARARA.-We make the ioho"ins eAli"o' iio.
the Georgetown Dem correspondence of the New York
Express: ~ 20 '".
The new Legislature are in session. anu eV'hee great
earnestness in favor of internal Improvements oans
ana hai'roaos VIII We III prsA ope.'''su o.i''' We
as p,;sI 10 invest now Government loans on
p;,o, ~, ca, ho,,as vii, be cr.atea and addition
Al ptes On nort levied for the purpose of making this
rtr what Il bas oreadv shown If can he made ca
no, "A miles in length has already been completed and %
miles of Central Railroad in state of great forwardness
$3.50
Observation-Disclosures 10 Ship Masters and ohers.-We
observe by proclamation issued by, the Governor of
Guadaloupe that the following regulations will be observed
ut the Saints in consequence of French Guiana being
| made penal settlement.
l. From and after the arrival at the Saints of the ship
Duguescin and until further orders all merchant vessels
droghers boats crafts whatever sailing plying within
the vicinity of the Saints shall not during the night
l eannn,, sbot
Evorv NIGHT half nm bonr after fine setting of the
WV, shau ho erod from, one os the batteries of :. La
Trra d uant J, From that time until the rising of the
every vessel or boat which shall act contrary to the
orsoonc regulation sbal be fred attbe first gun to be
odod with b,on cartridge nv way of notice the second
and every other sbould such become necessary shall be
EXPENSE of dsehargng such guns to be de-
nv ,le owner or the muster of the vessel or other
,raf,
a rbo military commandant and the intepdant COM
missarv are directed in so far as each are concerned to
o IA Tho 1ue observance of the present proclamation
which b. m recorded in nj, paces where it shall be ne
cess'ry'
MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsroN RAnRoAD.-At the recent
Convention of stockholders in the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad the President of the Company. George
Berne Esd presented report of the transactions of the
directory during the past year from which it appears that
the amount of stock required by the charter in Alabama
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soa,,n po,a a. Cow creep tn n ,oint ffea, ;,as es,
| eTs.,,;o an5 f.o, Mar,nbis In I,6;r.nre i, ror,os
49, M, AZ ,1c ror,n.,,, ara RI +ob. nosssoss To-; of .h
Ta.,,ossa vIo Road tho lat of lime tho re-cons+,c
49,; r h;, a 10 axnactea will, 1a comn,atsd il, +
| So 49,, 49,. fu hsno,s Tha ro, for tho -. ,.,;r, ~
+h Ta,nasseo valley Road ia now arriving Mt New a.,
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IL CRAsH-on the 10Th instant the upper loft of the
Central Warehouse on Second street st. Louis gave way
with its contents consisting of between twelve and
fifteen thousand bushels of wheat was precpated to the
Iower aonr making perfect wreck Of the building About
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casks OF bacon were on the lower moor and We're lie
sroyed Some twenty persons were Ill the building al
the time OF the accident but they were fortunately
warned oy the CRACKING oi the ROOT before e IN TINT
to escape
IN the morning Oh the lotn ne loft OF Messrs smytf
Cores warehouse, NO. IL Levee street, gave way ant
III the other portions Of the other floors were
ried with 1t to the bottom.
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po'','i' ''i VS. ~ p"'' 'i' i'oe AA' ''''.'s' IL
andthi together with the fact that Caustin the
in Washington Will receive fee OF over two hundred
Thousand dollars in case the bill passes will kill it,
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is''A. s''s an. 'n a, ne', w. 'onp IN soien
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W Wv ! ooo' "Pp'i' " o'ue "iohe WIZ
OF this haowed place. and returned to the city
n the afternoon --
l. Rrs,ox,r,os ron AN Ixsr,r Ch;c,,o 1o,,r,,, CO
IS the Hon John w Days Sneaker Of the Honse of Rom
sentatives resigned his office becanse his democrat
brethren proceeded to elect four codifers of the
the State after having authorized him to anno;pt thor
- r. annesrs he annointed tc whiqs and two aemocrot
which did not satisfy the asnirants in the n,rty n,
go Sneaker said on leaving the chair that he had mr.
III sided as Sneaker of Congress for two ycors and treatment
h. oyer deberaye bodies but he had never before receive
b. such an insult and he shond feel that he was upwortl
OF respect II he hed ms place as Speaker after it. III
House tried TO get MN TO resume ms Official position
. passing complimentary resolutions nut ne refused
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huehee Oh ehoroof, anu therefore ne was not accoun
'oe d. 'ones was caiie W .esty 70 Tue general enc
Is Oh cnofoofm on .he system Judge "es III charsi,
IL VIC jury sa'e" INA. "heh ener Il" hsenI Vi .s maui
Vi 'h'oAca'hs spr's were Jake" voluntarily, as IL a
pears III 'S '"se, 'ie person was 10 oe auJougeu JUST
r. suy oi any CRIME cohmtteu w though no such su
stance hao oeen asea' me jury returned verdict
I'd court"
w. A"'''''"N ''eNf'N'N ''A""lA-ihete is tohs't
n. pie eAe''in. " county N' growing out I'll u
TO- o'sso "po"'ohs's' me ei'i"ehs nave heio met