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| LETTER FROM MA,on ScH1sssrNceR-The Noh;,o
Advertiser publishes letter from this Hungarian officer
written at ceuta. That paper says
The letter it will be written before his escape
anu was addressed to COL Walton. at Washington who
upon receiving it, forwarded to his daughter Mrs LIZ
vert OF TINS city to whose courtesy are indebted for
| the privilege Of laying it before readers /:
CEuTA, February II, 1852
MY DEAR coLosEL-l hope these, my lines, will reach
you in the beshealtb and ater myself that Won will
excuse few lines addressed to you from one who when
fortune was not SO malicious towards hin, an;o,,o
esteem and sympathy. '
Sir as one of the survivors of the late Cuban
am imprisoned and brought here suffer for the offence
as they term 1t, that committed
Resignation and patience sir although possess them
aa,ly are weak against the miserable treatment which
am forced to endure do not wish. can now speak
or write as would but hope the future will alew me
an opportunity to tell the world story and con
vinced that will meet in the United States with
that sympathy which your countrymen always bestow
upon politically oppressed men.
am here in dungeon with 1900 common criminals in
ono mousse anu with lou in cellar in heavy irons
posed to mercy of keeper of the prison. who an
assassin or something like IT, - - -"
This in short is the position an, oblipnd tn susta;,
The United States Government claimed its citizens tie
English and French Governments did the same but for MS
poor the small remnant of the late cxpedi-
ion nobody claims u.s. and so to be the only last
ing sufferers. ~
know your influence at Washington, and have
thought that if you would apply the President and
Mr. Webster may be the head of the State Department
would recommend to Mr. Barringer us few orphans who
might perhaps succeed in liberating us Iwoud not like
70 Apply 10 the Queen as long any hope remained of
obtaining liberty in any other way
Chevaler Hulsemann and the French ambassador re-
commend me to the Government, whose prisoner am as
Revolutionary man, and commended to n hard treat
ment which fully enjoy - N"'
beg YOU sin. to do whatever your liheraty may re-
gard possible to alleviate my position deprived of home
cannot write to Hungary, because ii would be dan
erems to my family and can not get the necessarics
1or my wants which most feel the harder seeing the
corruption Of the Spanish people, where by money every
thing is buyabe, do not doubt that with Hundred
dollars. could effect my escape.
You VIII the l,v
lae, through HoratioJ, spruer the IT, s. Consul at Glib
raltar who will transport to me every thing forwarded to
him for my benefit "
Excuse my bad English, and with the best wishes for
your welfare, believe me. sir,
Your obedient servant,
MAIon Louis ScrLEssiNGEp
tlin IIi,a,x .,sia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
Tslegraphed to the daily Crescent"
Sutbe Southern Line.
Democratic National conxanfie,1,

Democrauc National convention.
. 4. A-l iso So: 800 :, y oAo0A = ~
convention today several resoiu.aons nave been
were received ana = pe Inc committee
on ofedenssais is hos yc' 1caoy 70 report. 5gss.
5nlpWTeck
CHARLESTON, June 8.
Two boats arrived at Havana on the morning of the
2et u in which were Captain FAM and sir Of The
Of the French hermaphrodite brig Lerma, from Newr
leans bound 70 Senegal which was wrecked during fog
w Sao,os Nosane. 9, me cargo
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New York Markets.
Nrw YoaH, June q
Inc sales OF Cotton amount TO 0 bales Prices are un
settled The sales Of Flour amount to 14000 bbls at
changed prices Sales Of Corn 900 bushels Mixed 5e
oi, ana reno" o@tsc Laso s5AasA'
Steamers Arrived.
NEW Yonk, June q
The steamer United States arrived to-day from Aspn
wall bringing SzlVVuoih goid. She brings no news. The
Northern Light arrived yesterday &&
@ Ohio River.--Mar1rets
c,xc,,..r, 1,n, I.
The river here is falling slowly Fonr ia nn,b,nrsd
Whisky 1911. Lard 9M. W.
LouIsvrLLr. June
i The steamer Gen. Scott arrived to-day from Newor
leans and the Chancellor and Belle Kew have denared
for that mort The river is rising with feet water in M
channel. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

ARTISAN WELLs-We mentioned some time since that
remarkable well was being bored the premises of Mr.
Joel Mathews at Cahawba Ala for the purpose of sup
plying the necessary water for the engine cot
ton mill, which that gentleman erecting. The Mobile
Register says
This well has now been completed. II is 735 feet deep
and discharges 1900 gallons of water per minute The
Dallas Gazette says It is curiosity and is worth long
ride to have view of it, The water bois up, roaring
like cataract forming branch of considerable size and
the low grounds some two hundred yards distant require
lected upon its surface.
correspondent gives pretty full account of pro-
cess Of boring this we'll with other particulars relating
It, First,a well was dug in the ordinary way 81 feet
through the red clay and gravel lying upon the rotten
limestone large pine log was then procured and hole
81 inches in diameter bored through it. After sharpen
ing the end and putting iron band around it, the log
WAS put down and firmly driven and forced into the rock
The well then filled upthe upper end of the log ap
pearing about foot above the surface The boring then
commenced and with the various tools and contrvances
OF the art the earth rapidly penetrated
regular succession of strata of rotten limestone sand
stone blue gay and red sand passed through
ana three sheets or grand divisions of water lying under
one another and each separated from the other by what
sand and shells.
AS each lower sheet water reached by the tools
the water was thrown up through the hole in great
er quantities, and with violence. When the
nrst water-hat is the water just below the first sand
stonewas reached the upward flow of the water did not
exceed seven gallons per minute 1t increased
hundred gallons when the second sand perc-
rated and on reaching the third sheet of water upwards
Of 800 gallons per minute rushed up through the orice
seemingly impatient of its limits
Thinking that the quantity of water would be increased
by eniaging the hole they trimmed out o. inches in
diameter and 23S feet deep to the sand stone living
above this third bed OF water and inserted tube from
the first, and resting upon the third sand stone They
were not disappointed. The water from small stream,
became large column rushing upwards with violence at
the rate of 1900 gallons per minute running off in
considerable ryulet 1t has been said the Aresian well
at 6renobe, Paris is the largest in the world but
the water thrown there does exceed GOO gallons
per minute. Mr. Mathews well throws out more than
double that quantity
Mr.. Reid, the successful borer of this well has COM
menced boring another sixty yards distant flor Mr.
Mathews) which will be 1900 1000 feet deep To
prevent injury to the frst it is necessary to make the
second one much deeper to reach different stream
Of water The first well is tubsd the second will be-
MT Reid Is also boring well for Dr. English two hun
red yards distant from Mr. Mathews II now $50 feet
deep and discharges 200 gallons of water per minute
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

young lady, pupil in the Public School of the Fir
strict, is the authoress of the following lines
HENRY CLAY.
He is dying-he is dying
Death will claim him as his own;
Pale and still he'll soon be lying
Meath the cold sepulchral stone
He is goiDg-he is going
Fainter, fainter draws each breath,
Fast the sands of life are flowing
10 the cataract Of DEATH
lie is going-goipg gently;
Not shadow on his brow.
King of Terrors. be reenting
Leave him with us longer now.
Yes, oh leave him with us longer
LesFe our country's prop and stay:
How our love for him grows stronger,
As we:see him fade away!
And that heart go noblu given
To his country long ago,
Which for her SO well has striyen
Throbs each moment yet more slow.
Yes, lifes stream is slowly falling
Growing weaker day by day
List. that thrilling sound of wailing
For our idol-Henry Clay.
Ye, whose malice faiu would crush him.
Envions of his loving sway,
Ye can never, ncper hush him.
NEVER silence Henry Clay.
He will need no monumental
OF the sculptor's breathing art,
For the memory of his virtues
Craven, is on every heart
Now our thoughts are sadly turninr
10 that fatal coming day,
When nation, sadly mourning,
Weeps in vain for Henry Clay, EMMA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

The EARrHeuAKE ST. M1cHAELs-The brig Rich
mond arrived at Boston from St. Michaels brings ac-
counts Of the earthquake at that place the 10th April
before reported via Europe The shock severe that
those board the vessels in the harbor distinctly
renced the trembling of the earth beneath them The
church at ST. Mchaels swayed and shook and was some
what damaged. In village in the interior forty
houses thrown down. and many lives were lost The
damage extended to all parts of the island
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY. u Mason Ky Kemp, Do Barrow j T Ma
w Scarborough Randolph, Connolly, Rutrhjuson
En- H Health, NJ, 3,ef Hen q;
sreise Aa Mrs Ryss and Ss Children Menaud Jackson
Reilly nnt Coln Durham, Miss Starr Capt
Benham, 0de, DIR E Hudson, G Douglas, rs N.
ST LOUIS. Appleby Landry, Bell o; Grannis
Dexey II Storm Thompson. CA Stewart NY; Key, Col
Preston C; Degeian 81 Thomas Mrs Henderson,
SON. Pass Christian; NJ Sawyer Boston, Warren Brown
Watersn, HARRISON ESlaughier Al Watson Tenn
Mills Mrs Aaho Ifourche; II Reed, Gisher Brooklyn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

RAILROAD SPIRIT MssIssrrr.-A large number of
railroad meetings have been held in various parts of Mis-
sssipp and determination is evinced to carry the New
Orleans and Great Northern Railroad through that State
despite all opposition The Watch Tower says the road
will be built through that State with or without help
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

New IsyESrioN.-Abran Bronson, of North Fairfield
Ohio, has invented improvement in machinery for
searching for gold in the beds of the streams BY
of atmospheric air forced and compressed the water
displaced within tube chamber, and workneu can
with draught tube go to the bottom of river and send
up for examination the auriferous soil The compressed
air is not Of allowed to escape from che tube while
the workmen are below.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

FATAL DisEAsE.-Hayneville in Lowndes county Ala
has, for two months been suffering from the visitation OF
fatal disease 1t said to be species of bloody dysen
terry and has carried off considerable number of citizens
In consequence of prevalence the Female Institute was
suspended The Chronicle says that the disease has now
almost entirely subsidized there being but few cases in the
hands Of the physicians and they are easily managed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

TRIAL FOR MuRpER.-Wiliam Peterson young man
about twenty CT was tried at Memphis last week.
for the murder of Thomas Meriweher There is but
little doubt he murdered him for his money as his own
confessions at the time of his and the clothes and
other articles found upon him recognized by broth
er of the deceased and bookseller in Memphis settled
conclusiyely The jury returned verdict of murder and
the prisoner will doubt be hung unless his get
q new trial
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

oASplpATEs rcR CoHvENrfo0-The Wings of the Eighth
District assembled last night agreeable to
public notice. and unanimously appointed John b. Ieefe
and Thomas A. Snow as candidates to represent the D
strict In the State Convention A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

NATcHEz INSTITUTE HALL.-On Saturday the Goth ut
the corner stone of the Nachez Institute Hall was laid in
the city of Natchez in presence of large
liens and the Masonic fraternity with imposing ceremo-
MES Gen. Quiman and Judge Dubusson delivered adj
dresses on the OCCASION
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

CosFRNEpThe Senate of Massachusetts has confirmed
the appointment of the Hon Caleb Cushing as Judge Of
the Supreme Court of that State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

The CRYSTAL PALACE AT NEwYoRK.--The stock for the
erection of this building 100000 it is said has been all
subscribed for and the palace will be opened in May 1853
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

The editor of the Boston Post says that a
newly invented dozen bladed knife has been made by
Yankee cutler, which has in addition to its blades
corkscrew, bodkn hair brush, and boot jack be-
sides ticket to the theatre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

NOVEL SUMMER ExcuRsoN.-We under tand that 0
party of St. Louis ladies and gentlemen intend visiting
Lake Superior during the summer This is something
new and will be delightful the fishing is excellent in
that region the air and bracng the scenery
nidcent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
rnoM HAvAsA.-The Savannah Republican gives the

FROM HAyASA.-The Savannah Republican gives the
following items from Havana:
Inc Diato del Ia Marina engaged on the 10th inst
IN discussing the probable result of the late Southern
convention held in Charleston, s. c., and its eonse-
quences to the United States
S se lsth OF May was the hday of the King con-
sort Of Spain Don Francisco de Ass Maria do Bonrbon
On Wnien occasion the Captain General had grand re-
sutn IN the Palace With exquisite satire the actta
SncIta.ss me King consort upon the blessing which
easeh mas bestowed upon his bridal bed in making him
tne iather OF the Princess of the Asturias!
The auction for the establishment Of electromasnet;
lines in the Islands of Cuba is to take nane on
the ON Of June next BY order of the Captain General
me corpse OF zen Emma who fell in the conflict with
zen Lopez according to royal order published in the
Havana papers, is to be removed to saragossa where
mausoem is to be- erected over him by his widow paid
residing in Cuba. " -"so'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
MAJOR Louis ScHLEsslNGER,
Late of the Hungarian Arm,

DECIDEDLY 'DEMocRATIc.-On the occasion of oueen
Victoras birth day, the 9th ult the English Consul at
NewYork kept open house and received the visits of
large number of his friends The Herald says that about
nifty persons with whom the Consul was entirely unac
quainted took the liberty of calling upon him. and with
out much ceremony they monopolzed entirely the table
on which was spread fine collation. They kept possess
SION OF for an hour to the entire exclusion of the Con-
suls intimate friends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

fxTEsslSE SALE OF NEeRoEs-At an extensive sale of
nssnoes az Aiken s. O., the average price was 1905
~ soa Us low as between and eight hundred dol
'u some were as high as thirteen and fourteen hun
atea e9lafs. the number sodwas about seYenty.O1a,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

nH Mr.. WM A. GLIDDoN is authorized to
and advertisements for ibis paper during present
visit 70 the North and East 357sS5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

Missouri NoM1NArioNs-The Wing Central Committee
of Missouri have nominated Winston for Governor
and Andrew King for Lieut. Governor in place Of the first
nominees, who declined
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

RAILROAD loAN-The voters of Albany, n Y, recently
determined by majority of four thousand to loan
the credit of the city to the amount of 100000 to the
Albany aud susquehanna Railroad Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

cRHyAssE-A respectable gentleman of this city re-
ports to us serious the opposite side Of the
river and one mile this side the Powder Magazine He
reports the crevasse 100 feet in width and entirely i'm
passable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

Mn. WEBSTER AND PoErRY.-The Hon. Daniel Webster
although well yersed in international law and consttu-
tona affairs it appears has grown somewhat rusty the
English classics Some months ago Boston bookworm
caught him tripping with Milton, and correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Ledger has detected in his Fan
eu Hall speech of Saturday greatan error ascrbng
to Johnson what properly belongs to Goldsmith much
better poet The quotation referred to is as follows:
How small of all that human hearts endure
That part which Kings laws can cause or cure''
Those lines were written by Goldsmith not johnson
and will be found in the latter part of the Traveller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

EsEcuTroN.-M. I. c. Randall, who was hung at Paul
ding Miss the 21st ut in accordance with the sem
tence Of the law for the murder of Mr. Baney eypced
some slight feeling of prior to his execution al
though three days previously he addressed letter to his
wife justfying himself for the murder attrbuting inf
deity to her and almost gloyng in the revenge had
taken.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

asS> For THE CONvENTION.-Please announce
Dr. j. c. soNDs "a a, INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
CONVENTION for the First Representative District parish
tleans. pnyp7ta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

IiiE uFrEK RIvEas-The st. Louis Union of the 2Sth
ut says The Missouri the Illinois rivers continue to
subside' The Upper Mississippi has again commenced
swelling The river opposite about at stand or slowly
rcceding
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

CHOLERA IN INpEPESpEscE-The Occidental Messenger
published at Independence NO. says that the report Of
cholera in that place is without foundation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

THE FRENCH MINISTER Mn. BARNEr-A cores
pendent of the Network Herald writing from Washing
ton says The French Minister'S course in applying for
protection and refusing to afford Mr. Barney satisfaction
for the insults he put upon him. is regarded with great
dsfavor in diplomatic circles. Mr. Rarneys social posi-
ton is fully equal to that of NJ sarges and when he
saw fit to aront Mr. Barney, he should not have shielded
himself from harm by his diplomatic character
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
Ms> OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT Mur,

lsy- OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL IN
COMPANY Newoeans May
article the Charter of this Corpo an hereby given
election for Thywo Trustees of this during the
ensuing ysaom the first Monday August ncxtl be held
the office Of tho Company MONDAY the It'll next
tween the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK A. nj. and o'clock p.
myls law3w CT. MANSONI Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
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ler Distric, Reprasentatif tiira dtlagaes.

L. scrutn lie jour sus toures A. Nj iusqua
heres undps surveillance Dies
Par Is Cond Aldermen
de la 'he de d NoaVHeFisan ir m police pour celtic
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is ehctenTs qnafAs aisrguront ahrs tut
n?ns d pour sqn4s Us s dis
t senaoraux DC pour squels pour deleguGs @
diatIics represeEaiis OF larosses ~
Leoon devl e eondute Ell les sourl par "dppcaan
trarsnis au soussisnA, cunflfnelaont Ia o.
1851. .SSJrs trIyFts s,r : Wv 1N''
my50 sh4rif do la raynlssn ,Ifrjsars
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W'ortes's Safe Company. .

4 LII IN upeeHtloH VI tHe PUBIC IS caIleu 70 the
sf nsa on az entire principle We first form rack
san q easr1t chilling the liquid METAL making mpehe
ssdge To scientific Is only necessary saw mature @
eehane SHE leaves bolts sara, screws ~
hio burglar to with perhaps required to
put ,n together Neither can the burning element make implies
hesiSs not in that these secured with LILIES
EiPItE DRILL. AND POWDER PROOF ALTON. BAN
the only really depository money other vana
gee We say further there but little security any popular
SAFES or BANK Vaults now muse They all the
oi,sn broken into, experience has Demonstrated
prepared to furnish short SAFES and
Of various sizes for Banking Institutions Melcanls
tf?e! when occurred with Lilies Bank Locks. $500 '''
aan'ple ofthe sbovs Safes
rnfGoplc Bank Lock- the odlee of w W W,r
81 Camp Hs mhlt VI Al Csmp st,ss no.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

Nh GgoRcs II. BIssgLL.--As we have already noticed
this gentleman was elected Superintendent of the Public
Schools Of the Second District Monday evening last
although he succeeds gentleman whom we esteem most
highly we cannot orego tribute respect to his merits
as gentleman and scholar. We have known him long
ana we ee assured that in tho discharge OF his duties us
Of the Schools of the Second District he
VAL ever maintain the high reputation which he has
as Principal Of the High School Of that District
40 proof Of the estimation in which Mr. Bisse was held
by the large number Of scholars he has had under his
charge we were informed by u them that tho entire
school has addressed him congratulatory letter As we
nave already mentioned he gentleman of high
qualicaons but We confident that he will maintain
iuy the dignity Of the Office to which he has been elected
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

10 PERSONS KurruREp.-The many permanent and ef
fecta cures made by Dr. Sherman are deserving of
than passing notice For particulars sec his advertise.
mcnt on next page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

rs WING CENTRAL. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
STATE OF LoursrANAA regular meeting will be held FRIDAY
EVENING June 4, at half past 7 O'Clock.
je4 E. SALoAfoN Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
A Wis COLLECTION POUR DELEGUEs A LA

a CONVENTION DETAIEn yert DUN detection
70 mai 1852 moi aldrcsse par Son Excellence JOSEPH WALKER
Gouverneur de at de Ia Ionisane, les eceUra qusds
,9sse orSans aon par present nGtifa qnune election ue
lime de JUN proclaim ee DIES ieleguGs
teegHes
ceies naintencnt requses par la FOL pour pAm4s
Generate.
I District Senatorial ds arosea PIaguennes
nar ct do ee,ie portion de Ia dulean
henye mississippi, tiroat un dialogue senatorial.
lie lstrct Senatorial
dialogues senatpriaur - 49,
La rive drol.e de la rarose dOrleans sra dalfgue.
La vile de Ia lslyri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

NEW OpERA HousE IN NEwYoRK-A lot Mt the corner Of
Irving Place and Fourteenth street, NewYork has been
purchased for 100000 which company purpose erect
ing an opera house. to accommodate 5000 persons.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

Arkansas RivER-The Van Buren, (Ark) Intellgeneer.
OF the 18th nt says the river at that point was falling
but was still navigabe for the largest class of boats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL sroRM-A very destructive han
storm took place in Lauderdale county Ala On the 10th
ult The growing crops were greatly injured Several
houses were blown downtrees uprooted and stock and
poultry killed.