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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

THREE DAYS LATER FROM ErRorf-AHRIyAL THE
AMEHrcA-CorroN FlRmER.-NeuKmk, Monday, July 20,
MThe Cunard steamer America has arrived at Hall
fax bringing dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst three
days later from London and four days later from Liver
pool than the intelligence brought by the Humboldt.
The following is summary OF the Americas CONNER
cia accounts:
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. = LieapDol, July 10 There has
been good demand in the Cotton market during the
latter portion Of the week. though in the early part bust
extremely dull The weekssa embrace 900
bales of which 5000 have been taken for export and 5000
by Spectators Prices have been sitter atterly though
without an actual advance and the official quotations
remain as follows Fair Orleans, So Mddng Orleans,
5h 81 Fair Upland * Middmg Upands, 5'sd per ID
now quoted at 19s Cd for Western canal and 20s per
Dbl for Ohio brands.
Corn has been in good request at full prices and the
quotations are for yellow. 3s and for white 2Ss I'd.
per quarter.
Lard has lattery sold at outside figures and closes
COS. per cwt.
The London money market continues easy Consols
1905. Five Delta
FunrHER ny THE A,tEncA,-The quiet is owing to the
elections which have generally resulted unfnvorable the
Government.
George Thomson the noted Abolitionst has been de-
fcatcd and Feargus 0Conner is succeeded by Liberal
FRANeE-The President has informed the English Gov
ernment that he will admit their staples easy terms.
provided England wllrepeal the import duties French
wines.
WssmNeroN Jtiy 2ts-Nothing of Importance was
done in the Senate to-day.
The House passed the Military Academy BILL and then
discussed the River and larhor bill
CoLListos Baltimore July 2o-Thc steamship Isabel
arrived here to-day from Charleston with ninety passen-
gers. mostly Gubans. Among them is Don Gonzales Al
fonao extensive land in Cuba and President OF
the Cuba Railroad Company. In Chesapeake bay, lust
night the Isabel in contact with the schooner ugena
Of Baltimore and sunk her
The steamer took off the sehooucrs crew One boy
injured The Isabel comes here for repairs.
A DEATH,-St. Louis, July 2o--George Collier, mil
honaire, and citizen this place, is dead
Thn MINISTER TO ENcLASn.--iNew York, July 20-ltis
positively stated tha Mr. Abbott Lawrence has resgurH
his position Minister TO England ard that Mr. Websc-
or Mr. critteuden will succeed him.
Mis!sTrR TO MEMeo, IPas1ilgtan, July 2o--Judge
Gonklin ii NewYor has been nominated for Minister to
Mexico.
MR. WEBSTER AMI FtsuEuEs.--Boson July 90
Mr. Webster arrived at Boston to-day from his farm lie
met Mr. Champion the British Minister for the purpose
of discussing the question Of the Spyo Scotia and ew
foundlund fishermen.
HosoRs TO Mn. GLM.-Nete York, July 2O-The fune-
raj pageant of Mr. Clay took place in this city to-day The
procession and attendance of spectators immense
Business was suspended
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Confessional.

s- washington. July ii. 1852.
SssATE-AIr Hamlin reported bach the House bill to
authorize the President to designate certain places in Or
egon asparts entry and it was takenup and passed
Mr. Mason submitted resolution which was agreed to-
requesting the President to commun te to the Senate
the correspondence of Mr. r. NJ Washl commissioner
to Hay
to furnish with suitable company of volunteers of
the city was debated and then passed,
Mr. Norris introduced joint resolution amending the
rules so as to require the appropriation bills to be sent to
the Senate by the House ten days befre the time fixed
for the adjournment of Congress
bill to provide for n survey of the public lands in Cali
fnrna taken up amended and then ordered to be
crossed.
bill RENTING to the West Felicima Railroad Com
pany duties paid on railroad iron. was taken up
Mr.. Dawson submitted amon2mest pending which
Tue bill postponed and the Senat proceeded to the
consideration Of Executive business md then adjourned
IlousE-The House resumed the consideration ofths bill
granting to the States of Illinois and Indiana the right Of
way and donation Of public lands to aid in the con-
struction of railroad Springfield Tcrre- Iaute
Mr. Davis of Indiana showed the Importance of passing
the bill and in conclusion moved tq previous question,
the table; this disagreed to-yeas rs, nays l01.
The morning hour here expired.
Dir. McLanahan by unanimous CONSENT. reported back
the Senate bill relative to the appointment of represen
atyes under the seventh census which was referred to
the Committee of the Whole tn, state of the Union.
The House laid upon the table themotion made yester
reconsider the vote by which thu Senate amendment,
giving additional compensation to the Collins line, was
concurred in Yeas 93 nays 81.
Mr.. German from the COMMITTEE on Public Printing.
asked leave to report bill providing for the election of
public printer and establishing the prices.
Mr.. stanly raised question that the committee had
right under the rule goyerningther action make
such report.
The Speaker overruled the objection
Mr. sanly appealed and auothe question being taken
the appeal was laid on the table.
The consideration of the bill postponed until to-
morrow
Mr.. Stuart privileged motion, made speech in
favor of appropriations for rive and barbor improve
ments Ag
The House went intoS oommtee of the Whole on the
state of the union and resumed he consideration of the
Indian appropriation bill but Without coming to
clusion upon the same,
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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hone.
nm neased to be abo to inform persons at dis, oro
who wish to come to or pass through this town that tho
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

TtE iNffRSn. MlcalSE.-0ur teegraphie summary Of
the by the steamer Asia mentioned that plan to
assassnate Louis Napoleon had been discovered 1t ap
pears that ON the LIST inst fourteen persons arrested
in some detached houses and shortly after the police took
into cu-tody several others At first strict secrecy was
obsor" md the affair developed in a good deal Of
mys cut it afterwards transrircd that the parties ar
rest conpirators who had been detected in the
act Of constructing internal machine with which to
lssnate Louis Napoleon The machine consisted ofour
teen barrels each oapahle efoontanlng twenty bullets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

The CALIFORNIA TrcxEr SwISpLs-A man named Geo.
g. Hamilton WAS arrested in NewYork the 18th inst
at the instance of Hon A. D. Gcrwine, U. s. Consul at
Panama. who charges him with forgery. 1t appears that
Hamilton arrived in Panama in company with large
number Of passengers to whom he Ind sold through tick
es IN NewYork He represented himself the agent
Messrs. spohord Tileston, and W. & j. T. Tapscott s.
Co., and showed letter of credit on the Ocean Bank
mr. corwne was induced to forward about two hundred
but when he to NewYork he learned
tnat Mr. Hamiltons documents all forgeries The
accused has been held to bail for examination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

TIE BATTLE LAKE EFrE-As association was formed
sandusky, Ohio, the 9Th instant of which Gen
was chosen president and Col Albert Hon u. Wlttrsey
Gem Stockton and Others viee-presdcntsor the pur-
pose of erecting monument Gibraltar rock in Put
Bay to commemorate the brilliant victory by Perry
Lake Erie and in honor Of the dead who fell in that
pur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

pHSsunBvrs!
M. "A. Hnnnay, Mr. Rrooke, Mr.. Cnrnet. 8 Robb, Mr.
Page Miss Heron. Miss Smith, r. H. Allison VIM Prehn,
J. Michic r Jennings, A. Kerr Master j. w Mitchell
q Arnoux, 5. NJ. Jarvis, Master w. h. Chapman, Miss
&epnnn "A. A. Pray, Mr. Phillip w. G. Duncan George
Wyndham, y. w. Lyons, q. u, Locke, j. Fuduch j.
sugntt and servant, j. Jamson, Fairbanks Chamberlain
Mrs Radders two children and servant Miss Sawyer w
blanchard lady and servant, u. Fennon and lady VIM
Nelson Mr. Ralson and lady. s. r. Page, James Conroy
Dcdd D. Hand, A. Wall g, Hascol. w. s. Perry, III
Dryer n ". Yalston =. Hamott James Duncan--sevon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

The AnlouRHEo REJEerIsN AIEEfiNG.--The adjourned
meeting of dissenting wings held at Faneu Hall Boston,
the night Of the 14tb Shiny attended President
Henry Williams the only officer present, and the Hall
less than half full TheItev. Hubbard Winslow was
the principal speaker, The meeting was frequently in
terrupcd by cheers Scott Webster Marshal Turkey
and others. The meeting far regarded its political
ff,et.tGe,yed q total failure
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

u S, VESSELS FITTED 0uT.-0rders have been re-
oeived to fit out with dispatch the Independence
the sloop Marion and the schooner Dolphin all OF
which are now lying at the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, 1t
is supposed that the Independence is intended the flag
ship CT the Home Squadron the Marion for the explora-
ton Of the River Amazon and the Dolphin for the Coast
of Africa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

RAILROAD FARE.-The NewYork and NewIIaven Rail
road Company have adopted very liberal system of COM
muncation their road especially between NewYork
and the distant stations. Between Network and
Bridgeport any other place. including New Haven the
annual rate of passage by any all the trains is only
SO. Between Network and Greenwich any place be-
yond Greenwich and this siGe of Bridgeport 500 Be-
tween NewYor and New Rochelle, $50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

New srrAsfEn--A new steamer to be called the Uncle
Sam is building at Network for the California route She
is be 1900 tons burthen and will have accommodations
for 900 npsseupers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

GoI1.isleN LAKE. Esli:--Loss Of LJe.--A liEpatei
from Cleveland dated the 18th inst says:
The steamer America and the propeller City of oswego
in collision last night Mt ten o'clock. fifteen
miles east Of this city The latter sunk and some f
teen twenty lives reported to have beon lost The
steamer America put in here this morning in sinking
condition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22
JENNY Llsp.-The NewYork Herald in its foreign mu

JENNY LlNp-The NewYo rk Herald In its foreign mu-
steal intelligence, says
Jenny Lind is in very interesting situation 1t is
stated that she staying with Benedict in London and
would not appear in any public capacity for some time to
come. Jenny has been furious aganstsome Of the Eng
fish journals, for copying the observations upon her
in the United States from theNewYork papers
and she talks generally of the United States ne Rspupers
with great bitterness always excepting the antislavery
abolition clique. She hates America AID the Americans
notwithstanding ali the money she has received in this
country This is to be accounted for ~ her violent tenn
per, which is not always of the sweetest kind
We hardly believe that the nightingale could pos
siby prove ungrateul If she really does talk in this
way. the immense amount Of poetry and romance which
clusters around her in this country, will quickly
melt ingloriously away.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

FaFAl ErinEsuc yrnciSIA,-The Farmeryilc (ya)
journal mentions that disease of most nlag-
nant character somewhat resembling cholera prevail
ing to alarming extent in Charlotte, Lunenburg Neck
lenbg and other counties south east of that place.
among the blacks particularly, and that large number
of them have died gentleman in Charlotte having
lost ten and another in Meckenbug as many as forty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22
y7nipe,,stft. OF ko,,tsioa,0.

COLLEGlATE DEPARTMENT, SESSION 1s52-53
TT The FIRST MONDAY IN EovEM
BER EIGHT Full
tanned Prof WM C. DUNCAN, who has csrg. the Preparatory
during Department. iylelw
For Sale.
ey- Tha IRON FRAME FIXTURES AND MACHINERY or A
SELFSuPFoRTED AWNING fer sale reasonable terms,
for cnsl,. Apply to ALFRED AIUNRoE N CO.,
fig Npg street, Of Grayje
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

TaE FLoon IN BALTIMoRE-The recent Overlooking of
Hartford Run in the north section Of Baltimore
proved very disastrous Nearly six hundred houses
flooded almost in an Instant, aud tho came with
such force tosweep the furniture into the streets
the occupants escaping with difficulty Independent Of
the sweeping away of tho onthoses fences and every
description OF movable property from the yards the walls
Of the houses all damaged, having been built in such
irail manner to render them insufficient stand the
rush OF the food A number of hogs and cows were
swept of but fortunately lives were lost The damage
TO bridges and streets will loss to the city from
ten to fifteen thousand dollars whilst the private losses
Will not fall short Of fifty thousand dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

poLlrtoAL.-The Democratic New York State Conveu-
ton will meet at Syracuse September to nominate
State ticket and Presidential Electors.
Thewhigs of the Second District of Vermont have
mated Andrew Tracy of Woodstock for Congress and D.
Kirkland, of Brattleboro for Presidential Elector
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

Gaors M TF1sEssnE-The Chattanooga Gazette says
that on the 9Th inst the heaviest rain fell at that place
which has been witnessed this year. and that it will do
great good to the crops The Gazette adds that present
appearances Indicate that this will BIO of the most
bountal crop years in Tennessee that has been known
for yeuts.s ~. 15tl 585 q,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

THE NEW MopE OF ENiBALMING.-The NewYorx journal
Of Commerce says that the body of Mr. Barnum the
fortunate individual who committed suicide by jumping
out of window at the Washington HOTEL about week
since. has been embalmed by Dr. ate at the City Hos
pta The doctor merely opened the carotid artery and
injected substance known only to himself into it. The
effect wonderful the body commenced daily to grow
harder and harder, and is in condition which the
doctor assures neither time nor climate affect.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

sHPwREcK-The british bark Trusty, Foster from Port
Scarborough, England for Quebec with l2l passenger
was totally wrecked the reef of Cape Gaspe the af
ternoon of the 22d of june and thirteen Of the passenge
and five Of the crew drowned in attempting to land
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

THE MONTREAL FnE.-The Provincial Government has
placed at the disposal of the Relief Committee in Mon
treal the sum of f250o.
meeting was held in New York on the 14th ult, for
the purpose of obtaining relief for the sufferers In 1885
Montreal contributed $4,000 for the relief of the sut
ferers by the great fire in NewYork.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

Quick pAssAGE-Thc new steamship James Adger re-
Gently made the run from NewYork to Charleston in fifty
hours the quickest passage ever made between the
two ports 0-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

ARRIVAL OF ENIiaRANrs.-The packet slip Henry Clay
arrived at NewNork Monday the 18th, with 665 emi-
grants from Liverpool Several other ships arrived the
day, with large number of Storage passengers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22
DIPLOMATIC SALARiEs.-The following are the salaries
paid their Ministers at several points by Great Britain
Died :

Died:
On Tuesday evening, July 20 q, o'clock FREDERICK PRocK
TOR, aged 80 years, formerly Of Newark, N. J.
~ Newark and NewYoik papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. July o'clock WALTER FRANCIS DE
LACY aged born Norfolk w. Catherine Moran and
Walter DeLacy.
Monday evening. July acoek, Of cholera SAMUEL
JONES SMITH, aud Elira Smith, aged
Tuesday morning, July o'clock Nfts DELLA MOORE,
consort of Robert G. Moore, aged SO years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

WANT TO SELL Our.-The wine merchants and spirit
dealers in Rhode Island advertising to sell all their
stock of liquors and Wines before the 10th ins which
day the Maine liquor law its reign in thut
Stota
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

FROM the MOUNTAINS The steamer ST. Ause which
arrived ut st. Louis the 18th inst from the Missouri
river brought down the and cargoes of four Mack
nac boats from Fort George The oats were forty DAYS
in making the trip from the latter place to Linden on
the Missouri The upper rivers lower than the oldest
indians have ever known them to be- The health of H.,
Indian country was good.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

PAPER Mill BuRNEp.-Messrs. Planter s. Smiths paper
mill at East Lee, Mass was destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst Loss SSOO0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

COLLEGE BuRNEp.-The Catholic College at Worcester,
Massachusetts, nearly destroyed by fire on Wednes
day evening" the 18th inst The loss is estimated ut $780,
600. There was no insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

'fsysrrl.l PnrsEsT TO ~ gALrs.-Ar. Warren
tagg large provision dealer in Cincinnati has recently
packed in deliberately finished black walnut cask. gill;
terng on either head with heavy silver plates secured by
solid silver nails, lot Of very choice sugarcured hams
carefully canvasscd in fine CLOTH designed present to
Queen Victoria.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

In the Duchy of Luxembourg, in the heart of
Europe there is a sect which is every year forming
procession from the city of Echternach to the tomb of St
since the last five centuries 1879 the 10th OF June,
aud there were 500 personsmen and women Of all
children and young girlswho danced during the space
Of three hours three steps onward two steps backward
1t is said that this ceremony consecrated on account
of plague of which the country had been delivered by
the intercession of st. Willibrord
The Exchange (Bourse) of Paris, was quite
an excitement days ago account of the death
of old bear of the place, who died after having
gathered an immense fortune of 140000000 of francs
This old enemy of bulls was such miser that he used
His relations family of poor peasants the P
renees who pennless and who will be glad doubt
of the death of their cousin.
A countryman applied to Solicitor for legal
advice After detailing the circumstances of the case he
asked if he had stated the facts they occurred
oh SIR reoincd he, thought it better to tell you
the plain truth, you can put the lies to it yoursefn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

kossurn HAS GoSE-The great Hungarian, with his
lady and prncelT retinuo Of hungry ones, sailed FROM
NewYork in the steamship Africa. the 18th inst Like
all of his kind, doubt not that he will dcnounce the
whole American people, because II few not green
enough to be hunbugged by him. That 100000, which
feel assured is far short of tho actual received by
him. will keep him and Of his friends in NIL the good
things of life as long as they live.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

Observation-Disclosures A. Beelen, Esq, of Pittsburgh u
Consul nj Bolivia has resigned his commission and left
Ciulad the 9TH July for Europe Mr.. b. introduced
the first American steamer believe the orouoco
river and negotiated important treaty with the Con-
gress of Venezuela 1870 ut Caracas in consequence Of
which there has been great revolution in tho commercial
business Of the country by the introduction OF steam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

A SrAMrEpE-A regular stampede took place among
the slaves Of Mr.. ]. Mattingy. st. Louis the
night of the 18th inst Seven Of them made their escape
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

RAILROAD AccrDEsT.-Ths engine and baggage car of a
train between NewYork and Philadelphia were thrown
off the track on the 14th Camden NJ. The fireman
killed. and the engineer had his shoulder dislocaed
The accident caused by sand washed the track
nv rain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

CfnEF OF PoIcE-The common council Of Boston have
elected Gilbert Nourse Chief of Poice in place of Mar
sha Turkey whose Office some time since abolished
Mr. Nourse was lately member of the firm of RnggIes
Co agricultural implement dealers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

The following statement comprises the deaths in
of the Atlantic cities for the week ending July TO- and
their proportion to the population
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-22

AR. CLAys FuNsnAL.--The number of perzons estma
ted to have been present at the funeral of Mr. Clay in
Lexington on Saturday tho 10th inst is thirty or forty
thousand The horses sna carriages present. If placed
inthe procession would have extended distance of Is
miles. The pageant was most imposing one and the
utmost feeling was evidenced. M.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INSCRIPTION for Series of Twelve fN&GAv
- CONCERTS. to bc given LAFAYETTE SQUARE. XMgX
Tho subscriber BY seysrn musiual
10 rys seiep Of TWELVE CONCERTS to nke place
Lafayette sqre-EvERY each from sh 70
opened Al The Music sors Of Mr. b. HEWITT, Camp street.
where every pleasure The first CONCERT
will In rivsn WEDNESDAY md will continue
following Wednesday, above mentioned N; HoEfgNER
je2S 2w Leader OF inc LOU 'hna baho.