New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-20

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LATER FROM oALuoRs1A.-The steamer nliaois arrived
at NewYork the 12h fnstant with three hundred pos
sengers. two millions dollars in geld dust and four days
later intelligence from California, The Baltimore Sun
has the following tslesraphic sumnaryef her newss
She brings San dates Of the 10th ut and The
sengers Lieut. Giss 81 the Navy bearer of dispatches
from Clay q Charge at Lims reatiye to the obos
The Illinois this trip in ess than dlys
Com McAuley arrived at Oallao the a0th ult, and
reports that severe earthquake occurred Mt valparaiso
The Panama Star of the 4th contains proclamation
from Com McAulsy dated Lobos Islands October co. in
has been instructed to abstain in protecting them orc
blysresistipg the laws of Peru >,
The steamer Oregon left Panama on the 4th for San
Francisco, with full complement Of passengers
The City Of Pittsburgh at Tacahunna the l5th
to sail the same day for Panama
discovery had been made in the Province Of CIiri
qu Of gold mines that worked in the times of the
spanards and were said to be as productive any in
The steamer Oregon which arrived at Panama on the
lat inst brought down three hundred passengers and
The Golden Gate arrived st San Francisco on the 10Th
in thirteen days frem Panama, ~ as - !
The Norherner win sail for San Francisco on the Dth
ult, and the California on November l. 74-ej,Ss f
The from California possesses little interest," The
indications were favorable for thriving fall business
Large arrivals from the Atlantic States had unsettled
A Chamber Of Commerce had been formed at Panama
The British steamer Santiago hsd arrived at Fansfna
ally dull Sales Of -four at 49, Freights duh 1t SIS
to San Francisco Or the United States s IS
TIVE vessels fa 6 h.a sailed for Aastraa
It'll nit. = - ~ =
The damage caused by the earthquakeA at Valparaiso
Catherine Hayes wasabout giving concerts ct Panama.
Australian advices to the August state there
leaving for London with large quantities Of the precious
metal An escort from the mines arrived the 5th with
$4,000 ounces Flour brought f2s per ton wheat g. to
LATER FROM LsEnrA-Loss Of the Bark Ralph Cross 9,
Baimore by way Of England We have adsicss from "a
the WRECK Of the bark Ralph Cross Il Cape Pama sI
company Of egrants, about 1853 n'number, including
several missionaries These landed at Bassa Cove,
some goods but no lives. The goods sent out by the
American Colonization Society for the aid Of tbs Republic
of Liberia all lost We make the following extracts
Monday the 2sh Of Judy the fifth anniversary Of the
inaependence Of Liberia was cesbratsd By reocings p
We learn that for weeks there has been
cessation 6 hostties between the Yeys and the
We not informed as to the prohabls Of the
sation bah who, up to this time had acted
only ON the defensive prepared make aggressive
movements He has concentrated numerous body ei
mercenary warriors and will doubt attempt the
| struction of Boombo and all his followers
/ We have later advices from the leeward counties:
The health of the emgrants by the Ralph Cross was Al
good could be expected There nothing disturb
peaceful state Of affairs which have for the last
mouths happily existed. The saw mill at Simon wai
In operaon and in October next the propretors Of thu
one at Buchanann will beprepared to fiji contracts fo
lumber in any quantity. s5-ss s.75
It affords much pleasure to notice the~retprn from
England of Rev E. W Stokes Rector of st. Panl's
Church. of this place. Mr.. g. succeeded in procuring
some funds from England for tho building Of church
and he will proceed Immediately to make arrangement
Commpdore Lavalette, Commander in Chief Of tn
United States Naval forces the western coast Of Acs
r vSfof f1toto hal lob hf ytrIx
The Cape Territory adjoining Gailenas on the nnrtl
has been purchased BY the Government i,42
Hon Dsys.ne ~ hssss mas been engaged y wn
4 pected to be ready for the press in October. :
The receipt of invoice Of merchandise amounting
$780, from the American Colonization Society
ernment Of Liberia is gratefully acknowledged. Ofth
amount $4,000 is appropriated to assist in defraYng
expenses Of the late military expedition and the remai
Two More slave vessels were lowering about the Goa
during the first week in June The British cruisers ke
on the look out but did not capture the marauders
THREE SUNDAYS IN Eeyrr.-Friday is the Mahomeda
Sahbath Saturday is the Sabbath of the Jews and II
next day the Sabbath of the Christians. This is fn
quenty source Of delay and Inconvenience the tal
sier. DR. Smith Of Boston, for example, arrived
Alexandria on Friday day on which no quarantine.
, of the country who are Mahomedans. On Saturday
do nothing the bankers who are Jews On SUI
Christians It was not tin Monday morning therefor
that he could set about the arrangement for ms tou
We may take occasion here to remark tnat the Doctor
aPgrimage to Egypt from which we learn this eurie
fact is at once the worst written and u6st irssing boz
of oriental travel that have read for many day
| is cramed with Incidents and information. conveyed
style the book is full Of excellent matter Dr. Smith
one Of the most observant in4nstve and un-immagil
BsAur,rs OF THE Llquon, Law w iniam carrell
Chicopee found guilty Of having in his house ahou
haJ pint Of hquor, and hnsd $40 and costs [Boston Pe