New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

DRowNEp.-Charles Milmer, of Louisville was drowned
| while bathing in the Ever on the I'd inst,
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New FrnHtn MrsisrER---A report comes from Paris
thai son of the exiting Jerome will be sent to thu
United States in the capacity ambassador of France
ELEcT1oNs IN KENTUCKY for Sheriffs wer
held throughout the State of Kentucky the I'd instant
Mr. Kinney was elected in Louisville.
| EuLoay on HENRY CLAY.-The Hon. John l. Crttende,
has consented to deliver eulogy Henry Clay, a
Louisville. on the 2ath of September.
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SAILING OF THE ARcric-The steamship Arctic sailet
from New York on the 9Th inst with 100000 and larg
number of passengers Madame Sontag to come out il
| the Arctic on her return trip.
| FATAL ArFAy-A fatal ARRAY occurred at HernandC
Miss, on the night of the It'll inst. named Mile
killed. and his adversary dangerously if not MORALLY
| wounded. ...
| CHoRrRA-Sixteen deaths from cholera occurred n
Peru illinois, last week Five Sisters Of Charity on thei
way to New Mexico died of cholera at Independence
| Missouri, on the oath ult. .-f
| THE SUFFERERS BY THE Henry CLAy-A subscriptio,
been started at New York for the purpose of enabling
those who lost friends property by the destruction
the Henry Clay to sue the proprietors for damages
| INcENDl,R ,sa--An incendiary attempt made il
Charleston the night of the 18th inst kitchen
on fire. but the flames extinqushed before much
damage had been done,
| MORTALITY AMONG PHysrclANs.-Drs, Parrish Stewart
and Hunter well known and highly esteemed physicians
of Philadelphia, dead Their deaths occurred within
| a day or two of each other
Fatal ArFRAy AT Lancaster, Ky, the 30th nit,
ARRAY occurred between Joseph Murphy and s. F. Mckee
in which both badly wounded and negro woman
was killed whilst looking on
DEsIRucryE FIRE-At Cincinnati on the 4th inst, Ia-
fens saw mill was destroyed by fire. Twelve dwellings
and large quantity oflumber also consumed Loss
$4,000.
MELANCHOLY AccIprHr-The Columbia South Carroll.
MAN has learned from friend that Mr.. VIM. O. Folk
the agent and acting Postmaster at Pomara was killed
the Greenyle Railroad Thursday morning, the 4
instant.
HEAYY MAIL RoBnERy-A dispatch from Louisville
dated August s. says The mail from Nashville, Tenn
to this city, robbed the ODD ult. of $4,000 lin
drafts and it is also reported that second robbery
committed the 27th when near $4,000 were stolen "
ACCOMPLISHMENTS is about 1900 miles from New
York which distance Is accomplished in from ninety to
hundred days. fare from Sl25 to S225 in sail vessels
no steam communication having yet been established
from an American port.
HUDSON RIVER RAnRoAp.-The receipts for the Hudson
River Railroad for July exceed $4,000, increase Of
thirty per cent the June earnings. One hundred
and thirty thousand passengers transported the
road during the same time. "s
C1PPER.--At Mr.. Pethrcks mine Valley Forge in
Pennsylvania vein of copper has been struck of unsur
passed richness At the Chester county Mining Com
pany's works they working vein of pure galena OF
sixteen inches The company is mining 800 tons weekly
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The CocfIlNsA1 CRop--Adyices from Guatemala under
date of the 14h of june received in Boston, in relation to
the cochnea crop 1t has been nearly destroyed
The quantity secured is about 5000 bales against 900
last year and many vessels have been obliged to leave
the coast without being able to secure cargo.
LATE FROM PoHrE-.u-Pn1NoE.-Dat from Porte-au-
Prince, Hay to July % have been received at NewYork
The yellow fever had made its in several Of the
ports, and was proving very fatal.
disease resembling the plague had also broken out
and carrying off large numbers of the inhabitants
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New FEATURE IN TRApE-The Boston Courier men
lions that sixteen loaded with eight sticks of timber
for shps ass eghtyfour feet in length and three feet
in diameter loaded in Buffalo were on Tuesday brought
the Buffalo and Rochester Railroad etc. to Boston
and thence the Eastern Railroad to Portsmouth N
H. 628 miles, without change of cars.
President FILLMoRE's BRorHER.-The Minnesotan says
that Mr. Fillmore, brother of the President who visited
St. Paul last spring in the capacity of Government tim
Der agent has returned with his family to that city, with
the intention of residing there. lie is mechanic and
in his change Of residence Detroit loses valuable citizen
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Boor MAsuFAc1uRNa.-In Milford, Conn, boot manu-
featuring is immense business 1t is estimated that
not less than million five hundred thousand pairs will
be manufactured there this season The business
in very fourishing condition, the manufacturers
receiving orders fast they be filed and the work
men realizing good prices for their labor.
A NEW ZINC MlsE.-A zinc mine has recently been
discovered in Pennsylvania which is said to be superior
in quality to any yet known. chartered company is
being formed and it is expected they will Immediately
the manufacture of paint which will equal if
srpass that made by the New Jersey Zinc Company
and which has already gained espread reputation.
DISTRESS AMONG IMMeRASTs.-The Board of Health of
NewYork have ordered the sleeping rooms at the emil
grants Offices in Canal and Centre streets closed and
bid the Commissioners of Emigration from lodging any
destitute cmgrants there the consequence is that
the poor creatures actually sleeping in the streets
The police stations have for them, and so the
poor creatures have nowhere to lay their heads
LARGE TRAis.-A few days ago a train of cars con-
tanning 100 persons passed the st. Lawrence and
Atlantic Railroad from St yacn to Montreal the object
the visit being the ruins of the great fire ut the
latter place All the fare collected given for the relief
Of the sufferers Another party quite large subse
luenty left Montreal in the cars to enjoy temperance
pic mic.
NArAL.-Ihe United States frigate Congress Com
nander G. f. Pearson bearing the broad pennsnt of Com
Isaac cKeever at st. Catharines the 23d OF May
% sail for Montevideo The United States sloop OF
var Jamestown, Captain j. W. Downing at Rio ia
leiro on the 10th Of June all we'll and would sail in a
CIV days for Monteydeo, to Join the rigate Congress
The L. S. storeshp Southampton Lieut. Turner arrived
It NewYork, August s. in Sc days from Callao All on
board well.
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CHoLERA--In Rochester n Y on the 9Th inst there
we're twenty-four and seventeen deatls on
he 9th eleven and eight deaths. In Buffalo
the 4th inst, there fourteen cholera deaths and
N the 5th the disease supposed to be rapidly da
earring. In Chambersburg, Pa and in Sandusky Ohio
here had been several cholera deaths and the 9Th
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