New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-26

| nish tom WISH; and Spy last night to very n
full house her 'o'.."44" r. .h;u; ;tt d Judge
~ c H.; oorna of tho unfortunate N,,,oma, operat
ATS trials doubts suering and death tbecomes almost iSD
too painful pleased to that the houses
steadily improving and that the generally are
besowng attention to their DeBar's Tony Ene
cannot be surpassed and T.
FRENCH THEArRE.-The grand opera of semiramis " The
will performed tonight The simple announcement were
be sufficient to crowd the house. as it decidedly the
opera of the season came
PASSENGERS steamship Empire City for ~" Tie
NewYok Havana and chagres-saied yesterday cao
ing at o'clock tween
sts5 M.s Whs Ss os WHIT ANDY
daughter, leighton Capt Palmer and lady AFT
| W Walschead D Barjon-and steerage - Wv, night
For HaraaaMr Gipn and LADY, M M Kes
H i; ra nhos Roach II MelIgand Storage Philip
faf sws and two sons MsIds oily side
lady Swift and two daughters Mr. Masee ana
fn ha ans a
swift II L Lehton Reid II Alexander, Petty bourn
fre eay BAKER tsra 81 Dah sG of the
Walker wiamson cEay n and lazy nnpn nE fno
wood Jno Hopp Mr. Hamlton " . b S W . hi at
ran Wells Tbornon Albert Mrs Jno Eod Porter
4 lady and four chldren-and 29s steerage by otf
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PORTRAIT Ps1srNe-r a. G. Po'Sers-" were mueh
pleased day by visit the studio of Mr. Kin
G. Powers Artist No 10 St Charles street Mr. cxcrte
Powers his several paintings which as some
reflect much credit on MIN among
portrait the pubc fvorite Mrs Charles Howard come
of the Varieties beautiful perfect have peop
yet 1t is well worth visit Mr. Powers is well sides
the city artist Of unoubed merit and we
ceerfuy recommend him to those who wish to have their Che
forms and faces transferred to canvas = whom
-- ~ ship,
Ptu1lo DocuMEsrsWe indebted to the Hon W cred
Downs for the report of the u S. Treasurer ha,m
We A Felch of Michigan his anot
speech granting land to Iowa to aid in the
| construction of certain railroads sredt
The ISDAso1. Bu1Ers-we second we IN
paper Inianola Texas called mart
the Bulletin 1t is neat appearance and that
well filed with interesting matter The little towns of lnror
Texas send out of the neatest in the South
with much truth been said that the Texas Ind
is an honor to her. Ger.
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we are indebted to MIR A. Nieymef' efk Oh the se scalp
boat Rosa, for late Louisville papers fear .
We are under obligations the steamship force
Mexico for Galveston papers ,nrtv
ACCIDENT TO THE PAMErroIhe steamship Palmetto the re
which left Charleston Wednesday last for Baltimore
proceeded but short distance when she met with an at CHI
accident to her machinery which disabled er she was boats
| lowed back to port In
FANNY AsHoRE.We learn from the officers IN Az,
Of the steamer Mexico which arrived yesterday that the
steamship Fanny, Capt Talbot hence for Brazos St clip tt
Iago badly aground the East Breakers at the "A
| w. ~ -o-.---- - -'7 y ~ ' " dents
| vocalist Miss Leahy 1ous 81
is about to make her public in England She take
native of Limerick and said to possess powers heard
equal at least, to Miss Catherine Hayes case T.
MIS- FonnrsnIrs Forrest appeared at Broughams Star
Theatre the 10th Pauline in which character she "W
was highly successful 1p"t
RAILROAD AcorpEsrs-Nnety persons killed in pecte'
the State of NowYok by railway accidents during the hcy
last year. orty-seven wounded Not person andc
MS '''' III TIT ''i' was NineN. with
| PRlv.rr ApwcE-A gentleman who has occasion o r
| with o1afius tho
the midde-that dry himself and
\ is showing Partially to either of the ladies. VS.. /.
| r ~ - s,. s+r,s No. . nae on mo
pecable citizen of Newbury New Hampshire to his
death by the fundamentally of borrowed newspaper
which he carrying home when the wind took @
lie chased it through the dried died of fatigue
oon after recovering it. " W.
Nrw FIGURING Mnl.Thc Fort Smith (trk) Herald Tnr
states that Touring mill has just put in operation utiee
| on the Poeau Chocaw Nation esing
RsrunsEp-ofcer NIrkil who dispatched by May ''o
ilpin of Philadelphia, after the Portsmouth Va, Bank
Do , . . '' 4 "' =, " ~ -, mus rhanc
r M Wv NAil' f''N ''i4 rs at
| VALUE ELErH.Yr.--The of North Adams nlne
Mass has been sued for $4,000 the the e and
liant, Columbus which killed by falling through ropo
bridge near that town last summer. 'u'u'
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NEW JERSEY LEGisIruREThe forty days of the these
ssion of the Legislature will expire the 2lst
Z n, H.. - :, ., the +
t's ~ N' oe terror " nav 's"'o'f' Hts much
n, ations Fn
4 The Liberia Emigration Agricultural Society qua
| " formed by the coored people in NewYork SOW"
4 -==---====.:=--==- The
H. Struck IIGnrNNs.-on the night Of the DIST twee
house in the suburbs of Baton Rouge by light ugi
Ting set on fire and consumed The inmates escaped
= nhurt. ci.
is THE Aueusr. BRrpGEThe Charleston Mercury of the Pr
10Th says: We gratifed from reliable Ohio
nrce that The tolls on the South Carolina side of the on
augusta Bridge discontinued the rates on or
The Augusta side reduced to former AMIGA
lie arrangement having been made to that effect
Two MN BrKNEp.-At Whehead's Landing Tennes time
e er on the LIST instant small leg house in which
ilrcc sleeping, took fire men rceu
were burned TO death The other was badly injured und
n TML.-Thc chimneys of the steamer Eclipse Tn
feet one inch in diameter and sixty sthu
hurricane deck, meat
NV CATHOLIC CHuRcH-A Catholic church is about '''l'
~ riug erected at Pine Bluff Ark Thomas James NJ
"A has donated lot OF ground for the purpose. mn
TN EeYprrAN RsRoAp-Mr. Stevenson surveyed n
ee ~ Vi 'ne eare away' Inc Two branches OF the mem
Nile are to be crossed by ponon bridge The Pacha eth
as given orders for laborers put upon the
es works.,
- LONG pLANS RoAp.By far the greatest plank road 49,,
re | 'sn, Milwaukee, 10 Maa,.y; -, - but
he N"s'naw, Midland, Gladwn Glare. Mssaukee CINEMA ~
IT, AKasca Antrim chaevox and seboygan The line of
~ III road is some two hundred miles long extending y,r
~ trough an unbroken wilderness
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the loop Yellow the Con
der ''" lnan asA ne naa not right to speak to his
owl len coat or horse or blanket from h, ~, ' ne ever
ose % /,
in SALE OF TA4MANS HnL.-The Tammany Society in
Of tn as, ~ Vs.Yias' W ' 'n' va %gWah on