New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-05

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FROM Haygs--Late atyices from Hayti state that seu
ouque was about to attack the Dominioanas
HEAVY DAMAGES, David Morgan has obtaned $3.50
damages In Boston from H. D. Gardner for assault ana
battery. -----
gly nowlers with his party Of seminoles arrived at
savannah from Network on the 2sth ult, en- route for
Florida. -z5Z.
SEsrrscE CONVERSATIONS Davis, who was con-
ycted in Boston of the murder of his sister and sentenced
to DEATH has had his sentence committed TO
ment for life
Fr.nru1 MoRrAL1ry.-Neary the entire population OF
Mvie Grant county, Wisconsin, is stated to nave been
swept away by either the cholera OF ship fever The as
ease was communicated to the place by company OF
emigrants. -
+ AyorHrR EsRrusuAKE-Private letters from st. Jago
received via Havana state that another earthquake oe
CURED at that place on the Goth ult The inhabitants
were so terrified that they built temporary huts on the
beach.
THE FARMER OF MARsHrrELD-It appears by the list Of
Horticultural Society, that the Hon Daniel Webster ha
carried away two prizes and gratuity for vegetable
grown upon his farm in Marshfeld
ses1r,cASr--We learn that not long since vote wa
taken among the workmen on the Blue Ridge Iunne
and the adjacent works in Virginia, composed mostly
the sons of the Emerald Isle which showed large ma
iority in favor of General Scott.
DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoNeREss-The Hon. Benz
Thompson member of Congress from the fourth district
Massachusetts, died at Charlestown the 18th ut I'M
makes three vacancies in the delegation in this state
Congress, caused by death lately.
Coop IsrEREsr.-Some months since, q lady residing Il
Boston loaned the sum of s32 to assist nm TO
California few days SINCE the lady received from IN
gentleman letter informing her that he was dom
finely and enclosing five hundred dollars fine reur
that for kindness and accommodation!
FIRsr Gun FROM TENNEssEE--The election for Mayo
and Aldermen was held in Nashville, Tennessee on tn
24th ut whg was elected Mayor by two hundred an
fortyfo votes majority. Last year the majority wa
only twenty-five. This vote is significant indication
Nine wings and three democrats elected Aldermen
PoULrRY RAISING IN PENNsYLvANA.An association ha
recently organized for the promotion of the poultr
interest composed of leading gentlemen from all parts
the State Dr. James McCntock, of Philadelphia is tn
President and the sscety is to have an exhibition
poultry on the last Tuesday of October.
An IMMENSE YARN.-A story is in circulation that
Middeboro, NewYork come twenty Or more OF the CIT
zens in broad day light what appeared to be an in
(some thousand number of soldiers marching an
countermarching through the air The strange sight
said was witnessed for the space of two hours or NOR
CANADIAN PAR1rAmENr-The expected Ministerial mea
sure of making the Legislative Council elective by til
people has been introduced into the Assembly. III
number is stated to be oneha that of the House of Al
sembly and be chosen from those who have been eith
members of the Lower House or Mayors of cities
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| MADAME soSrAe's FInsr Observation-Disclosures sontag's fir
concert took place in NewYork the evening of the 2
ut Her reception was most brilliant and she carrie
out the programme in splendid style.
pozzilin the great tenore and Jae the extraordinal
pianist, were also most enthusiastically welcomed
| ImponrAsT--AIr. Chandler, the Boston City Solicto
the Traveller says has given opinion which endorse
by Mr. Webster, that the citizens of Boston are liable fl
| debts lawfully contracted by the city and whenev
Judgment is rendered against said city account of al
such debt the execution may be levied upon the proper
\ of any inhabitant.
| CRIME IN NEW YoRK-Already. says the Journal
Commerce. this week there have been eight Of mu
der homicide deadly assault in this city by the kni
the pistol brutal violence and three OF the Hufere
| are already dead gentleman was twice fired at
Broadway yesterday morning at four o'clock, and u
| bone of his was badly shattered
| RIoT-A riot occurred at Lansngburg, N T., on Il
ODD ult between large number of men, who were usii
clubs and paving stones and beating each other to
extent that called for the interference of large body
police, number of whom We're injured before peace
finally restored, Two of the rioters were stabbed al
their lives despaired Of and number of others
more or less injured.
The United States steamer San Jacinto arrived at L
este on the Sd ult with Mr.. Marsh, the United Stat
Resident Minister at Constantinople Mr.. Marsh h
been diligently engaged in the investigation OF the ma
tiers in dispute relative to Mr. King the so-called Amo
can missionary at Aliens He had every facility extend
to him for investigating the facts, which he intended
| report to our Government.
| FIlLrBusrER1SG.-A meeting was held in Network
the evening of the Esd to organize military company,
be called the first company of the first regiment of
ban Guards Mr.. Enoch i. Camp was called to Il
Chair Senior Talon acted as Vice Chairman, and Sen
Armas as Secretary. Several speeches were made
English and Spanish and Mr.. Camp promised, as a la
yer the organization clear Of any interference
of the President of the United States
WHOLESALE EMANCIPATION. - The NewYork Tribu
publishes the following item: "a Southern slayeholt
offers to emancipate his slaves to the number of sixty
seventy, on condition that the Massachusetts Colon
ton will furnish funds to transport them to Libel
These people could be sold for $4,000 or $4,000, a
constitute the bulk of their masters possessions The
ciety have pledged placed in the treasury, $780,
appeal to the friends of the coored for 5000 in ad
ton, TOR the above object.i
: FROM Pour Au PLArrE--Advices at New York from
8 au Platte to the sh ult state that business
. and the markets for American produce overstocked.
bacco was selling at l25s cents.
o The Government making preparations for the
fence of the city an attack from Soulouque being d
g expected.
The Prussiau bark Archibald, from Bordeaux for
leans, was wrecked the LIST of September, fifty IN
east of Port Platte The and part of the ca
: were saved. The vessel proved total loss.
Three of our citizens, says the Bunker Hill Aurora h
lately returned from California sick hoping to be resto
to health by the air of their native climate and the
l. fuuess of friends but all have died-dropped into
grave among their kindred without, in either bt
l. able communicate to them any information respect
their affairs either in CafoI mia or here. They
great blessing at last to be permitted to return HI
e. to die This shows at what dear price the gol
id treasures of FL Dorado too often purchasedl
,e ST. PAuL's-St. Paul's Cathedral in London, cost
rs, 100000. The clock in the tower has pendulum IA
long the weight at the end liz pounds, the minute