New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-18

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STREET, BY J. II. MADDOX.
[S, 1852.
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
VI THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
CoMrLrMrsrAsY-A complimentary dinner to Attorney
General Crttenden and Mr.. Duncan Of Kentucky, was
given in NewYork on the 9Th inst
RAILROAD COMPANY FAILEp.-The Hudson and Berk-
shire Railroad Company in NewYork having failed to pay
the interest their bonds mortgage will be taken by
the bond holders on the road.
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suIcrDEMr Flett clerk Mr. Magee's Shippers Press
in Mobile committed suicide Sunday evening last by
throwing himself into the Alabama river Depression Of
spirits caused by iii health is said to have been the
MILITARY PARADE-One Of the largest military parades
ever known in NewYork to take place the 10th in
sant the occasion Of the obseques of the late Daniel
Webster. ,-
MAGNETIC IRoN ORE-The editor Of the Ste Geneviere
(Mo) Paindeaer has received from Col. L. v. Bogy
beautiful piece Of iron from the Pilot Knob which
magnetic properties to very high degree tits
thought that the mountain aboundn in ts sneces o
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WoRxMEN DIscHAReED.-0ne hundred and seventy five
workmen, employed the capitol building at Wash
ington, were discharged the 10th inst. They held
meeting and appointed committee to inquire into the
cause of their discharge
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CHEApEsIsG PAlsrs--There is a company in NewYork
city called the NewYor Paint Company which processes
.u t;nas Co., OK =, an ns- ,,nt mt;s :; ea...a
INV sor,a IN "a 1oo NO. cort ~ in.vn...;xo Az, th
The naint. whom re.dv for nse
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HENRY CLAy's FUNERAL ExpEssEs-A resolution was
adopted Monday evening" the sth inst n the Board
Aldermen Of NewYork approprating $780, additional to
deay expenses incurred by the committee who managed
ne ooSequies OF 'ne ia'e enry cay TO tna' CITY Ins
1""'' 'i''''' 'pp' p op.'.e1 .o- .lo -en' p"'p'se
Rev 7 Mcc,rtv n n who ,r.s cbana;, n Ian Scott
:, the MEXICAN camna;cn and who dist;nopbed
tberen Inv his ntren and nious devotion tn utv in the
midst of danger was on Tuesdav The orb inst anno;nted
by the Board of Domestic Missions of the Protestant
Episcopal Church as Missionary Of Oregon.
The case of Douglass against tbe Buffalo and Rocbes
received bv the paintf bv the upsettnp of his burpv
tbe horses having been nv the nass;nc f tn.
train was tried at last yvas II as provpd thai
Tho whistle oyino ot;co of ,be ~ tbe c,rs w.,
not sounded verdict for the nla;n of a s1a d.maoes
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| curious genius who styles himself the aposto,
forerunner is stumping it in NewJersey His dress ami
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THINGS IN prTrspuRsH- Pittsburgh seems in bad wa,
from the reckless use of concealed weapons The Com
mercia Journal says scarcely day passes in which the
are not called upon to record of murder
hing from which pregnant source of evil the loss of life
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| INCIDENTS LATE ELEcroN.-The district of 81
Mary in Elk county Pa gave 1T3 votes for Presiden
all for Pierce and King The NewYork Express say
it is consolation to know that the wings got II
jority in Jerusalem. and majority in elltown, tw
precincts in Virginia The district of Nowhere in Geo
ga, voted 40 for Fillmore, for Webster, Souther
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DR. DAVID T. HIVES" This somewhat notorious ind
vidual says the Savannah Republican of Friday, w
arraigned yesterday before the u s. Circuit Court
in this city and plead guilty to the charge of
bezzement from the Postoffce As the amount
stracted quite small he was let of with the light
tence Of six months the county jail
fine Of 500. We understand that other indictmel
will probably be found against hl at the next term
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IHE CASE OF zen. uhA1ior.-Ihe national Int
sencer Inc case Oh "eh eratiot VINO was asmiss
from tiie army so"e yeats ago cause" ueh
tnis community ~here7 he S 80 iafofaoy Known.
case Is agaih Drought W our nouce ny hepof' oi