New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-19
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hdponras1 FROM HAyAsA-ARaiyAL OF THE BLACK WAR
RioR. York. October 49, The steamship Black War
rior has arrived here from Havana She brings mpor
tant news. q n
Orders had been issued to Spanish war steamer to
cruise of the Moro Castle for the purpose Of preventing
the entrance Of the u s. mail steamship Crescent City
into the harbor Of Havana
II rumored that the Crescent City would be fred
into II she persisted in her attempt to enter.
Twenty Creoes from Vuelto Abajo have been arrested
suspicion Of being engaged in conspiracy against the
Government Many others have been arrested.
Count Pozas Dulces is still in prison and his property
is conscaed It rumored that he would be garoted
Domiciiiary visits were more numerous than ever
1t was generally believed in Havana that Gen. Canedo
will be recalled He much troubled at the aspect
of affairs Gaiand, his Secretary has expressed wish
to resign.
The news Of the great meetings in Neworleans relative
to the steamship Crescent City affair gave the conspa
Don Goicotva has been arrested as the chief instgator
Of the rebeos state Of feeling in the Island Further
consacs have been discovered at Matanzas and Penos
Belrio. q 4as E.s ats s5 rs{ 49,
A severe hurricane has passed over Porto Rico and
caused serious damage among the shipping there
STEAMER CRESCENT CRY AND NEwYoRK. -New York
October arrival Of the steamship Crescent City
is anxously looked for here committee Of citizens
intend waiting Lieut. Porter and complimentiDg him
on his manly in the recent difficulty at Havana
Mn. WEBsrER--SEnIous LLNEss-PoLrrrcAL LETTER
FROM HIsIs-Ncu York. October 1S-Mr. Webster is
ported TO be seriously ILL., His friends have little hope Of
Mr. Blatohford personal friend of MT Webster, has
received letter signed by the great statesman, aud
porting him for the Presidency The letter will be pub
lshed in = few days.
MuRDER,T TicAsburg, October 1S.-Two fishermen were
murdered last evening at the mouth Of Old River by
man named Pugh. The murderer is still at large and
has probably gone down the river. Eve Pic.
RIVER NEws.-We take few items of river from
the Louisville Courier of the 7th inst: se8
The John Simpson, from st. Louis, reports the new
steamer Golden Gate hard aground at Hurricane Island
| The steamer Memphis aground in the canal
last evening" which of detention to dozen
more boats.
The John Simpson has been laid up and will undergo
some necessary repairs.
The Pierce stalk that broke into the John Simpsons
pantry, the other day in the Mississippi guilty Of
carrying off the greater portion of her plates, and
| saucers, dishes and such like.
The Pike and the G. W. Sparhawk started to Cincin-
natl yesterday in opposition to each other The Pike
the regular mail boat and taking passengers at fifty
cents per head. The price the Hawk was pronis-
cuous.
We learn that the little steamer II. D. Givens that
recently sunk in the Mississippi below st Louis has beer
raised, and will be taken back to ST. Louis
II ACCIDENT DoyE.-We learn from the officers Q
tie John Simpson that the Dove hence for NewOreans
ran on stump or log Pierce stalk below Owensbore
which caused her spring leak. Captain Smith .witl
great promptude landed the boat and discharged tn
cargo, thereby saving it from damage. She entered
protest. and abandoning her trip will return to dock
| repair.
THE H. D. Bacon, it is said is broken in two, and
efforts will be made to raise her The machinery b.
| saved. as5 g5g4sds9