New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-13
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The Vote on the Convention.
G 80 Barrow RoueE, April II.
The vote on the Convention here To-day is matter of
surprise to all In this precinct II stands 500 against
calling Convention, and II in favor Of II.
On tie Southern ltnf

surprise TO all In this precinct Il stands 800 against
calling Convention and II in favor Of II.
~ TIT Southern atns.
The Mails.
4....-.,,.., MOBILE, April r.
The Eastern mail came through to-day bringing dates
from NewYork of the 9Th, Baltimore to the It'll and
Charleston to the 9th inst. all as Int as due, @
Gats apuhltrattuns. b. r,tsf
B. Steel No go Camp street. has sent us the following
new and interesting works: @5l,t.,
s'Madeeine.H tale of Auvergne by Julia Kavanaugh
suthoress of "Nathae etc. from the press Of D. Apple
ton & Co, NewYork
Hearts Unveiled" or I Knew YouW Would Like Him.
by Sarah Emery Saymore, also from Appleton s Is
press. 5 e.-...
The Maiden and Married Life of Mary powelln after
wards Mrs Milton. This volume is a number Of Apple
toms popular library Of the best authors and it Is full of
interest 4sys,
''Appletons Mechanics Magazine and Engineers Jour-
nal' for April F sa s 81
FROM THE KINGDOM OF SAM-t appears by late adyices
from Siam that the English and Americans residing in
Siam are higy honored They allowed to travel about
the kingdom pleasure chapes and cemeteries and
enjoy perfect liberation Of religion and of worship
The new king of Siam it appears, too, has recently got
married His Majesty Phrabat Somdet Phra Chom Klow
Chow Yu Hua having assembled the throne, and being
destitute of Barthaparchark (ayorte wife) he has
chosen and appointed his consor royal princess
high birth whom his late Majesty adopted as his daugh-
ter giving her all the privileges and honors of his
child She has now attained her 18th year bearing the
name Of Phraong Chow somanat Wathanawasi She is
taken as the wife Of the King the recommendation
the great Council Of MOBILES lords rulers etc. this being
the ancient custom. ii t,-.s. '.. . = ,.,,[
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/. QUEEN VicToRIAs HorsEHoLp.-The London CORES
pondent Of the National Inteligencer says Lord Derby
has not venture to repeat the experiment made by Sir
Robert Peel in requiring the ladies of the Queens house.
hold to be dismissed The Duchess Of Sutherland (s-
tres of the Robe has resigned and has been succeeded
by the Duchess of Athothe Mistress of the Robes being
the only lady attached to the royal household whose office
is vacated on change of Ministry This undoubtedly
small business but yet upon the Queens refusing
change the ladies Of her household in 1882 when Sir
bert Peel was forming administration that gentle
man declined the task and the Melbourne party
instated in power. Ja99 81 sa5stp@..... l ~.
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MISS JULIA DEAN. - This talented actress arrived at
louisville on the 9th inst. and to commence an en-
gagement in that city on the evening If that day w
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SICKNESS SHlpBoARp-The ship Samuel Lawrence
Capt Patten, arrived yesterday from Liverpool and
at the Point with COZ Storage
Thirteen OF he passengers died on the passage and nine
still remain sick of the small pox
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Every who frightened himself at the election YES
terday would do well to-day seek refeshment at the
ades, where entertainment, can he had FIR man
and SO forth. s.,z..
The CUBAN TRIALS IN NEwY RK-The jury in the case
Of o'suyan and others alleged Cuban expeditionists,
been on trial in NewYork came into court at
o'clock Saturday night the Sd instant and the foreman
INFORMED Juoson that was for them to
asFee the 9uuge remarked that ne always thought 1t
uetle 70 nave ree 'eroct tnan coerced one and that
e was io' W 0one 'ne jury al aaS sunday Inc jury
snen u was that seven were
Tor convictng osuvan and four for conviction in the
case OF Capt Lewis 2g4 ~ ..N Is -.gt
Tps srr .,,,u,, cs,r.r p.,r. MT
gives ehghy description OF this mammoth steamer
'o LOS pe'u a''eieu 'nu improved IL says! And not
my aa'e 'e OWNERS aoe 'ne vessel stronger than shs
aa naters OF detail in such
superior manner mat she Will now be able to carry
cargo than oeforeprobaby to the extent of
IONS ihis capacity will be gained partly
'o"s .,ie spa'e sasea oy new boilers, and partly
~ 'nse .o',oa 81 " ueck mouse, 900 feet long
no 1ee1 nches hgh The deck house will be used for
assengers ana Will mus make the lower cabin available
OF cargo
new pu~arks nave also been erected around the ship
IL an eeVaoh OF 1our 1eet SIX inches above those she
previously naa ana these Will be of further in pro-
chg the deck mouse In severe weather whilst the roof
II the mouse Will form promenade 300 feet long and
from any seas the vessel may ship
y 'r' "fea' britain now are as follows:
Beam ''''.'''.'',t.'..;.,....: 330 feet.
Depth from promenade deck ~ 10 foot 1oIp i.el
Capacity for cargo, about. 5000 tons
ni''o iof 'oals, : 200 tons
az mas peen MADE In he masts of the ship
pe'ns reauceo 10 -FOUR instead of five she
y u' ou' .nis III no wise Affects her sailing power
sue WIN oe aoe 10 spread oooo square yards of
W. nef io"ef hasts are IRON cylinders especially
instructed WIN view 10 giving them lightness and
'one'h Ahe U"o centre masts are rugged as in ship
frying sans as h1gh as royals " and the first and last
~ e isseu WIN iore-anda 1t sails, as in schooner
=,
ves n. f,,our;r,, ,d;.;.., -, amy tiilror
the Rods,o ,a, ru.o,,. - :, " ' eAllos'on
- r,,u,,oa c.. a, 'O' 'ena we nave
scrihob,o ror,no,at;ro, G. &c - 80 9 III
rs were saved nh. onI, =. ~, p"sSeh-
ntain and fret c,orl, Nh. fn.,,ou',u ie .ie
rb., o.o G.. On - go. VIM " al plooaohty
= W w wv passengers, on TO 70 OF |
1ged fron, +ba TO-. that 80 ~ eAp'oSoh may De