New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-13


pssyArs Polivr,~vThe merchants Of Louisville Law
aueceeded IN organizing private police for tile pt6tectio
Of their property.
FIRE IN ToRoNro.--A destructive frS broke out in III
city Of Toronto Canada Vest on the 1st and larg
portion Of the business part Of the town consumed
TIE FiaK IN MosrRrAI.--The whole amount receive
by the Treasurer of the NewYork Relief Committee
tho sufferers by the great fire in Montreal is $3.50 o.
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Tue RICE CRoP.-The Savannah Courier learns thu
rice crop which thought to be uninured has suere
considerable extent by the late and frcshes
IMsxssr.--A Mr.. Plummer of Boston, shot few dav
since near Seal Rocks Maine, q seal which, on bein
brought to the shore: found to weigh six hundrs
pounds!
| SAD Accountable Themas Clark, Of Defiance N Y
while returning at night from the funeral of brotherr
law drove the bank of the canal that his buer
was overturned, and himself three children wer
| drowned,
| FRoM ST. DoMtcso.-Advces from Cape Haytien to tn
10th August received sale report that tho sickness
there was seusbly abatng Coffee was scarce and hig
and was feared the Eplperors commercial law would in
| terfere with trade
Rror ngrwEys RowpEs.-During an alarm of fro o,
the first Instant tho outskirts of Philadelphia dis
riot occurred between two rival gangs rovdes
raiying under the of Bed Bugs and uyenas
Ono of the Hyenas shot in the legs and two of thu
Bed Bugs considerably smashed
WOODS ON TrREThe long continued dry weather in til,
roka Qp1na
South Shore dry powder house, and last week
tensye fires raging At the ontonagon and Eagle
Harbor thousands Of cords of wood any quantity
standing timber has been destroyed and the fires were
not checked.
APPOINTMENTS PRESIDENT, BY and ,ch the adr;e
and consent If the Se,,aeSup1uising Inspectors of Stean
6oats.-Robt L. Stevens, Of N " Samuel Hail. of Boston
Mass Hiram Barton, of Buffalo. N. Y; Davis Embree
OF St. Louis Missouri Benjamin Crawford of Pittsburgh
Pennsy lyana John Shalcross Of Louisville Kentucky
Peyton II. Skipwitb, of New0reans Louisiana john
Murray, Of Baltimore, Maryland; George w Dole, oil
WEE KILLING HER HusBAsp-A horrible affair has oc-
| Cured in the mountains above Cumberland Maryland
man named James Malls abusing his children when
his wife interfered He then loading his gun
avowng his intention to shoot her. when she seized an
axe and killed him. She arrested but subsequently,
discharged from custody
Jusr THE THING SUMMER NIGHTs.-An inventor in
Macon, Ga has taken to patent for an
improved bedstead A fan is hung on vibrating rod
passing through attached to the posts which
by appropriate gearing Of cords and pulley attached
to the Stats on which the bed is placed and which
PERSONS weight sets the machinery in motion to keep the
fan vibrating all night
FIRE ENGINES RENDERED UrnEcEssARY-The citizens Of
the borough Of Tamaqua Pennsylvania have just COM
peted their water works. at cost of s3O00 which, be-
sides furnishing the village with abundance Of pure
water will be highly valuable in of fire. The water
brought from Rabbit Run distance of two miles with
fall of IT'S feet giving it much force that by attaching
ordinary hose to fire plug the water readily thrown
over the highest house in the borough thus rendering fire
engines altogether unnecessary.
HORSE STuNG TO DEATH BsEs-We learn from tho
Delaware Journal that horse belonging to Mr. Hopes
of Mill Creek Hundred tied bee.h hive few DAYS
ago, was attacked by the whole hive and maddcned by
the pain he broke loose and with bees he started
for an adjoining field where he died in short time after
wards The bees next attacked the horse Of Dr. McCabe
tied near the spot and before he could rescued
was nearly dead from being severely stung Dr. McCabe
in bis eforts to his horse also badly sung Tho
bees were finally disabled at the suggestion lady, by
drenching them with water while on the horses
STATISTICS OF DISASTERS Saffron return ordered
by the English House of Commons, gather that from
January 1s4 to December 1885, there happened at sea
upwards of 1900 casualties varying magnitude from
the shipwreck in the dead Of the night, with all it's hor-
rors to clumsy collision in the Channel and hasty
.e in the nearest port The annual loss Of life averages
1885, the gross number for the years being 1929 One
If the chief features in the catalogue of disasters is the
onsong fact that but few accidents have occurred to
hips ably manned and commanded. Out of the 10 900
md odd calamitiez only sixtyve recorded against
hips above roo tons
Mr. e. A. BRApFoRp--The NewYork Expresg bns the
olowng remarks in reference fellow -oitzen Mr.
E. A. Bradford
Mr. Bradford rejected by tho Senate as Judge of the
supreme Court, is native of Connecticut, born in the
town Of Plainfeld where his mother still resides and
nephew of DR.. William Eaton, of NewHaven He was
graduated at YALE in 1898 after which he pursued his
ega studies at Harvard and at their completion went to
SewOreans where he entered upon his profession and
where he has resided since one Of the most distin
;uished members of the Southern bar.
RAILROAD AccIpEHr,0n the 30th tit. AZ the freight
md accommodation train was going through on the
Michigan Southern railroad from Monroe to Ghicauo in
rossng the Calumet bridge forty miles from Chicago and
weny miles from Laporte the axle-tree OF one OF the
migrant cars broke. This lot the down. and as the
rain was on the down grade it tore the track apart and
brew one OF the emgrant the bridge complete
Tas killed, One had his leg cut off below the knee
nd ono man was seriously injured tho back Of his
"hlle many otners received cut1 and bruises One
mild WAS 80 much injured thatt subsequently died The
migrants were Swedes, bound to Choago and Milwaukee
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FATAL REALIZATION oF A DREAM.-on the LIST inst, VIM
lucy, OF Delaware, just the line from Kennett
)hester county Pa left his home company with two
II his men, to fell tree At first one tho mon objected
Co. IN consequence of singular dream of the night
reyious, which SO impressed him with danger that he
vas fearful Of its reality. He finally went, however
When the work was nearly accomplished and while those
resent were looking for the tree to fall. Mr. Iuey took
old of branch and attempted to push 1.-THE was warn
to leave, and just at the of falling sprape but
instead of out of the way he fell directly under and was
rushed to death.
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o'Roua Row-At Cheteaugay N Y as Sands &
o's Circus was exhibiting, difficulty arose between
ONE members Of the company and of the citizens
losty or all lrlshmen and about the time TIE evening
Exhibition commenced general fight ensued in which
syeral Of the Irishmcn badly beaten and some of
hem at our last accounts expected to recover
We have not the full particulars and cannot say which
arty ia in fault 1t that the circus company an
cpated an attack, for they took down all their side
lows and went into the main tent As portion OF tho