New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
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North Carolina Elections.

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North Carolina Elections.
BALTIMORE, Monday, August 0.
David g. Reid, the democratic candidate, has been
elected Governor of North Carolina by majority of 5000
votes The political complexion of the Legislature yet
doubtful and both parties claim small majority.
Case of DR.. Gardner
WASHINGTON, Monday, August O.
The trial of DR. Gardner the charges of fraud etc.
the matter of the Mexican claims has been postponed
the September term of the court
LATEST FROM THE FISHING GRouNps-A dispatch from
Boston dated the Sd inst, says:
By the steamer Admiral, we have St. John, N. B. pa
pers to the second Of August.
Vice Admiral Seymour has purchased brig and schoon-
Colonial fisheries from encroachment of the French
The schooner Union reported yesterday as seized was
taken in the Gulf of St. Lawrence by the Telegraph ten
der to II. NJ steamship Devastation.
The New Brunswicker thinks that when the people Of
America understand the matter better they will have but
little of complaint 1t considers that the reported
terms of the reciprocity bill are too favorable to tine
Americans.
intention enore the headand to headand part Of the
fishing treaty to demand reciprocal free trade as the
price Of arranging the question.
LATE FROM SANTA FE.-Dr Hammond Surgeon In the
United States Army arrived at st. Louis the 30h ut
and left the day for Harrisburgh Pa lie started
from Santa the 1st Of July, and made the trip to
ST. Louis in twenty days. large number of Camanches
and Kiowas were met the Plains but he received
moestation from them Col. Sumner, now acting Gov
ernor of New Mexico has formed treaties with all the
Indian tribes and peace and security expected The
two bands Of the Apaches the last to treat but the
establishment of forts in their territories and in
The treaty concluded but few days before the
departure of the mail Col Sumner in Santa Fe
lively pressing forward his plans in the various sections
Of the Territory. eSs
EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILRoAp-Advices
from St. Johns N b. state that intelligence was received
by the steamer Europa that the propositions made
London for the construction of the grand trunk railroad
from Halifax to Quebec have been agreed to, and tina
the steamer Niagara which to have left Liverpool
the oath ult. would bring out the engineers, &C.
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CHALLENGE AccEprEp.-Some months ago, four boat
men of st. Johns N. b. issued challenge to any fou
oarsmen in the United States to against them in
of six miles for wager of two thousand dollars
is said that the challenge has been accepted by four boat
men of NewYork city and that the contest will take place
in the harbor of NewYork the 7th of October thu
travelling expenses of the New Brunswickers to be paid
the Newly orkers.
The shipments of lead from Potosi Wisconsin since
March, 1852, amount to 2OS3550 lbs. The total amount
Of lead shipped from Dubuque in 1851 about oO0t
pounds almost the entire product of the Iowa mines
More than of the lead produced from thu
Wisconsin mines is shipped at Galena.
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John Quincy Adams, when Secretary of State in {
dispatch to Messrs. Rush and Gallatn, on the sub
ect of the fisheries, concluded with the following
heightened remark: " The British Government may b.
well assured. that not particle of these rights will b.
finally yielded by the United States, vhout struggle ,rb
,tA cost Great Britain than The north Of The prize!
ENGLAND AND HoNpuRAs.-It is stated that the island
of Ruatan, Bonacea Utla Barbara Helone and Morat
which had thrown of the yoke of England and claimed
the protection of Honduras have been since placed BY
England under its entire control and that she made
colony Of them to be called the Colony of Bay Islands
SARATOGA SPRINosIt is said the hotels at Saratoga in
consequence of the large number of visitors compelled
to coonize their guests in chambers in the adjoining
dwellings. Gen. Wool, Xadock Pratt, and many distn
gished of other States among the guests of the
United States The grand fancy ball will off shortly
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Ror VrRGiNIA.-Several negro huts were town down
and the windows of others ridded in IIllsborough Va
last week. The of the riot resistance offered by
the blacks to the marshal who arrestng some Of them
for fighting among themselves
SEVERE THUNDER SroRM--A violent thunder storm
passed Ezabethtown, New Jersey, Friday even
ing, the 30th ult. Many large trees among which wer
three willows of great size in front of Gen. scotts resi-
dence uprooed and the branches scattered abou
with the fury of the storm in every direction.
CHEAP TRAvEIlNG.Ihe Panama Herald states that Ii
Gate and Winfield Scott their last trip to San Fran
CISCO many passengers taken at 25 each yoyag
Of 1000 miles for S25 and found.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS Loss LrFE--Since The
LIST of January there have been twenty steamboat dsas
tiers in the United States attended by the loss of 4 lives
and the injury of 100 Others This does not include the
killed ind wounded by the explosion of the Glencoe at
St. Louis or the Ftzer Miller White River The num-
Der lost by these two caamtes is unknown hut would
probably swell the aggregate of killed to 500.
MONUMENT TO AARON BuRR.-The Princeton (N j.,
Wing says that neat and plain monument of marb,
has been erected the grave of Aaron Burr lately
The inscription is Aaron Burr, born Feb 9th 1856 die(
Sept 14h. 1885 Colonel in the Army of the Reyolu
ton Vice President of the United States from 1901
1906"
SEIZURE CHILEAN VEssEL.-The brig Cleutis, Capt
Holmes which recently arrived at Acapulco from por
called Yammis In Lower California, with two hundred
of dry goods contraband seized by the author
tiles of Mexico. There ninety mule loads taken OF
the road some ninety miles in the interior destined for
city in the interior. One hundred mules loaded hat
reached the city The party concerned is well knowr
house in the city of Mexico.
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ARRIVAL. HUSGARIAN CHISa-The Friend n
China notices the arrival at Hong Kong in the Colder
Gate, of Col Berzncsk the Hungarian exile who it will
be recoected left Washington City while Kossuth wa
there, with the intention of opening communication
with tribe OF Tarars who said to be Of the samt
origin as the IIungarians and speaking language very
similar with view of procuring their aid in an attach
on Russia
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ARRIVAL OF HUNGARIAN IN GHNA.-The Friend o
China notices the arrival at Hong Kong in the Colder
Gate of Col Berzincsk the Hungarian exile Who it vii
be recoleoted left Washington city while Kossuth wa
there, with the intention of opening communication
with tribe of Tartars, who said to be of the sam
origin as the Hungarians and speaking language yer
similar, with view OF procuring their aid in attack
Russia
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