New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

- ~ - ny ~ shis system wasademanded and has
@ Deur suppl'sd, = s lhe Constitutional provision,
now, - good, ouy the legislation CARRYING IL into
effect has been bad move the prey;onss o,nas
VI tion. - FAe'ioas ques-
The previous question was earr;ed
. inc President put the question u the adm
ton OF the amendment offered by Mr. Collins.
The afnendment was lost.
The Sartfcle 12S was then adopt.,f ,r;tbon.
amendment.
LIEtT PoRrER THE AcrIoRuFs sr HAr.xa-Tbe
following is the kter of Lieut. Porter Of the o. 81 steam
ship Crescent City written in reply to eomssuneaon
from the Cuban authorities prohibiting this landing ef -
4 Smith purser Of that steamer:
GssrIsstzsT have received commBDicaticn 1fem you
enclosing one sm the spanish Government in
wiring infmous for the newspapers aud pruib
:sins NJ Smith from going shore as the said Mr.
The injustice and absnrdity Of this order VIII be appa
Ir.t % yu when assure you. upon the honor an
oiesr that sfr Smith has written cposed any
article fr the nawspapers due to ghe gentleman
~ FIRST 60 nqare if be had written abything
Citizens Of the United States arc nd afraid ID exnresa
tsr o On foTsga political spseially in
the meanest individual Tae shortness Of nv ss hs,
wl nos permit ne go into discussion 1 this matier
arsg m e state to ycu that ndgnisy bee
a. an aincer OF the United States ii, u;af
81 osasa police officers Y take n smsb
qfnefrs to stay on board the rhaf
~ inssrd . sail t, T. -, as made
20 pfeFsns me the Spanish hye 10 nsu e.
TO the United states ~ the Yoar ofsfssps ssrv
ant I4sur b i Pasvs. n Il ~. N s.ss
AT O'clock accordingly xessss seft sss farsy ~, h.
OFT rlciestaton prompt and aerse eaaduet q h.,
commander apparently having shown se capssfa epe
raj the inrropriety Of his conduct
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A FEfAIE swt7pLEEs-Some 81 tue phsslssrhfas yurr
chants have been vctipizd by dastng ssoasn
who haed from Baltimore. aud affected 70 Be q bsssss
.nsrs. G.. The Ledger gives the srsseuars Nh;
she professs1 TO b. worth thousand d0tsass fr
pdrenasing goods ale a9ffGIiy stated that M wished ten
70 Be perfectly satisfied before delivering tie Goods q
confidence in her In sone casss he uood ~
on her promise to give notes ndersel y r
o For soe Of her pureiases sIe notes gnsd b.
asked If she had funds deposited there she answered no.
but that she was Intimate with the cashier and a wou
enough not to be atisfed with sis f secrity and
SAVED themselves by retaining tie goods sI5 keepinx
store On secondstree who had became WITH
her at Cape May and hearing tha. she airard
House invited her down Of culiis is lea
with ns,ispecting aceuaintsncc wis lsss sbisas
occurred to make her entertainer sspect tat an vas not
gnt naied a he m to aay sns Isled M to s @
Tile discovery OF considerabe quantity of
hoery Ilf ,sa ETC. and several fancy
up the pliInder. she allowed depart, md kayfn.
gone % Sewfork probably nov praetici1s hez asesF
tive arts upon the unsslspeetDg there5
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LOLA MONIES THE BosTos GAsrs1.a ser,0of S.ssr
,IITrEKAt meeting of the Grammar School
held recently motion Of Mr. Felt is order
June relating to the visit OF Lola Montes taken up
| 1t read as follows
Hhefeas The traInpIing the sacredness Of Chrisau
y psrnieious to the best Interests Of
ties and nations. and whenever individuals are ehareeas
with such an offence have Forfeited all claims to public
Resorei That this Board DECLARE Il insonssser With
their duties to invite any such to the schools
which they have supervision. mark of s1eh xsspee
and also inconsistent with the duty Or masters il oSs
schools to extend imitation cf this kind to my
y1dua.s OF such vicious reputation.
Dr. Beecher said the original limitation extended "a
Lola Montes to visit the schools given by mem,
Der Of the Board but by private citizen A gsssB
"A committee OF three. consisting of Beecher T. b
Felt aud J. T. Stevenson appointed to
| the whole subject. Boston Mail sssssss
| EoKsE BuRsr G.ns--As Ese afs-@A singular
aud most novel accident occurred the going st
Of Geneva N r, few days since. Mr. Robert Lay
who resides near Vienna. taking beautiful aud sa
vorie horse Of his the State Fair Of NawYork and
was in the with the animal hnsef The train rss
in motion and the doors closed from the outside
discovered fire in the forward part the car
straw He tried to extinguish it. but failing, he a.,
tempted to open tho door At last he sccaedsd but
train being under full headuay dared not ieap hi
remained on 1t until badly burnt, when he jumped ID
and narrowly escaped with his le hone being broen
Before the fire discovered the was nearly AZ
stroyed and the noble horse sueaea burnt 10 esth
Mr. Lay has suffered much from his burns bat his lii
most providentiay preserved uner the most criti
S cal yet novel circumstances.
HoRHInLE MuRDrH,;A dispatch from Boston dat ed th
18th, says .4
Mr. Taylor shoemaker of Natiek was murdered ~
night, and his wife mortally wounded There was evI
dece of desperate struggle between Mrs Taylor and, At
murderer. man named Duncan Matthewson lately
employed by Taylor been arrested here upon susp
con Of the crime'
Matthewson was afterwards discharged and d mar
| named Casey arrps yhn
Taylor @S 5sBsA
SECRET kissIsa SocrEriEsThe Boston ,,otion
quite funny one The Boston Courier says thate are
several sscret n that city com posed 81
men and women who meet at stated periods Tor s5cis
pstiines The Courier calls them Secret iss;nc afris
| ties :" and thus describes one Of them, -
The object Of its members is to promote harm ony
familiarity and to spend evenings ways of virtue
To this end various games gserted t1uch As bni
mans onH spin the cover .foifets porter' etc and
meet formally indulge frseyf The anc.eu
by which youth attempts TO elabsh his OF her pusito,
| wall and exclailn-- a5E Es'~A-ss 9aA- :
| Here stand as stia as a ssakc
| Come kiss me, do, the Lords sake.,, ~
Tine courier dyly remarks that such Interesting asso.
eintons no doubt tend to elasge TIM Of virtue
| cooL-A late number of the Kniekorbocker contains
he following capital instance Of Tho above caption
AS enc diyison of Gen Senttis column was m
eFurely along in portion Of Mexico daring the
war there came down Just at twilight from u cepseat
Vht cfoWHeu neishpprllE ne1tt.
MONKS the leader upholang in his hands centributio
box On whirh stnod lighted lalap AS the column de-
ied by many soldiers dropped small cons into te arer
ture provided Tor that purpose One who seemed
searching for some Larger testimonial his poz regard
upbed IN his pocket and at length drew what
to be roll OF bank notes opened ii tfol from is-
paper of chewing tobacco filled short rusty nips
lighted it BY the sacred lamp and with much obieeSsd
to yeou, Squire passed on, ,sS 7s7s-
| A FANNY PeIsosEp.The ST. Louis Union Of tie auth
inst says: We regret to say that yesterday
while the family of A. H. Menkirs. Esq who lives or,
Second street. ut dinner all these who al the
table were suddenly attacked with illness such Il man.
as to induce the belief that they been poisoned
Mr. Mepkns his lady her sister, and four children were
soon in dreadful agony Upon investigation was dis
covered that the servant who had prepared thcsop
unintentionaily used arsenic instead salt At latS
hour last evening the family in very dangerous
condition. and Of them expected to survive
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IIaueRArIoN FROM lREiASH.-The Colera;ne (Ireand,
Chronicle Gays a r.
Last year the emigration this country was
souls week this year the numberi is nearly T000 and
the tide is still unbroken There sign OF cessation
or dimunition hut the crowd to every port press drawn
by friends and hopes beyond he Atlantic forward
l BY the want and misery behind,'
Australia so far to have had bat few attractions
for the Irish emgrant 1t is the English and Scotch who
their eyes in that direction. The Irish know onS
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