New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

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T,1EsnAp. hropNJMa s.Nssiss, 1870
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Irlso,X,s ssyrs0- we have recsivod the Auc,st nnm
her Of this excellent periodical ii is filed Is nsua, vii
| yaltal,e and interesting matter.
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4 MEYERS USIyEssrM.-We have received from hoai
Schwara corner Of Customhonse street and lschan,s
Place part III of the I'd volume OF this beautiful pNM
cation AS usual it contains some rare GEMS Oh art
| family shoul. be without It.
+ VII. p,..,a., S,,.s 4 i 90, i .o
.,As su. US Nos. anu Oh arts Phiiadephia edition
.hs "avefN Novels They are published il neat forI
y 49, W w. ~" price q - cents per hummer
JUST received pss II Of Thiers History of th
oe1F''''s0 au nu' r4'fsAe Vi Fapoeoh- 81.
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rs ,ipe'u PASSENGER ny ','e s'tlsli
t..., ''otn"s n'.A thae
IS, ~ Az 'nae pace On 'heoth OIL july be
oau ,or merry u Npseieo,a Dnt NOR
= .n's e'y' anu 'oseph Dyer $50 ron 1s city
- w. aaen'eo "ooe TO ti
" ssse aoaFs, @h'eh e'e'R Tie coone
Colonel Wood told Dyer il he did not pay the amonnt In
n
called him out but Dyer refused Colonel Wood the,
drew revolver and fired at Dyer the ball taking effect
in his breast the load in the pistol not being sucent
strong to penetrate through the body Dyerimmediate,
raised gun and fired at Colonel Wood at the same in
slant Colonel W, fired and broke nyefas arm The sho
from Dyer's gun killed the Uolo blowing his brains il
every direction Colonel Wood was followed to the gray,
by Mr. Gleason the American Consul nj Caeres and
large number Of the most respectable inhabitants OF thu
lsthmps. Dyer still remains In very prccarous sita
ton; and is not expected to survive
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Loss OF THE BR,riss BARK Cn,Rlorre.-rbe Hrit;s,
from t.,,s mort nm Tho 9th nlt will, ~ 1oS.
OF cotton and 2oOO slaves Tbe ohsrI,tt
tbe b,r Nv tbe tovboat oo.o, ~, s,t,,a. =, "a - >,
O'Clock Al, vehcr aba ,u,. n, ~, - c. ~,
mantop and every exerton To nv no,;s, +ho e.,,o.
proved useless The eanta;p and crew ,,snao,aa ho,
and arrived in The city Yesterday Csptaip Ges stoa,
that whoa he left the shin ,ho p,ssts wpr 81, ,,o,,
deck falling in Ttere were seyera, tovvtoats aot m
endeayoring to save something from the w,,cI r.,t,;n
Rea thinks that is th.v pc,,t find ,.r Is, ~
some few bales If coto, in ,,. ,o,za. ,, o,,i,
It is supposed that Tho eesre, 10 ins,roa II; r;rn,
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FRcM sAsTA FE.--Dr. Hammond. Surgeon in the D. g
LII 10
same day for Harrsburgh Pa lie brings but little news
Col Sumner now acting as the military and
also civil Governor Of New Mexico has formed treaties
with all the Indian tribes and peace and security was
eSpec The two bands Of the Apaches were the Inst to
treat hut the establishment Of forts their territories
nnd IN the country of the Sayaio has produced very
favorable results. The last treaty concluded but
very rev tays before the departure Of the mail Colonel
Simmer was in Santa Fe, actively pressing forward his
plans in the various sections of The Tcrrjtorv I'm I'm
n,ncbes and Eiov,s oa ra;,.a IS ,.a.., ~
them. NNA'
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4efrohfiosAEsf on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the act of
WHICH was recently finally passed, the whole
nunpst " NepipsentatNes VIII Dc two hundred and
lnrey-ioh aistfiouted as follows. viz; Maine g. New
81 vermont Massachusetts, IL, Rhode Island
q oohneeueut New York W, NewJersey j, Pennsylvania
% Deaware Maryland d, Ohio Il, South Carolina 6,
aeotga tlofida l. Alabama Mississippi g. Louisiana
virginia b. North Carolina Tennessee TO- Kentucky
H. MISSOURI Arkansas 2 Indiana H. Illinois Michiyan
4, Wisconsin j, Iowa ., Texas q California q Total 4
fhe whole number OF Presidential eectors-adding the
u senatorSW therefore be 29e making lao necessary
70 eholce.
da,nh,a ~ 'i thompson Oh ehila-
~, en' 1f'n ut decided the case OF
- AAs''. t'erup III lhe marine service
" ioi MS Oh the ground that
- $500, as ..i' LINZ VI us chiistnient,) by remand
congress declaring the enlistment of minors unlawful
eites only TO tho army The English common law gov
rms the onstents in the naval service and it has been
'eia N England That minor may contract obligation
the state ~hch cannot be set aside by the power
= ee paiene IN such cases the parental authority is
ieeu aufls the pefioa OF service although not des
foseu -. 80 .l
,g.
~, .l WV iiuason 'iNer haroad ran OIL the
i', a'o'e luz e''f % iiudsoh' anu the loco
m. - ssAhe var an" ot1' passenger car We're
fe'Patea ihtoahe river Alarge number Of passengers
M, ~, anu ~ is astonishing that no one was
~, i, w $50 paw "''tN tue aceideht occur
."e"'s,''e rev aeep ana haa not the passenger
n. Wv ''' pissase ear all
'','p's nave p'eh uf""hed Care
'e N '''' '"'''' VI ''e aethieht
~" '"" e'''os'stS'-A letter IRAN Lake Superior
' ,A'' "o''eh Nh'u WAS ia'eiy n"ud twenty feet lie
~ - "p'n WHICH was fesl'ng mass ol COPPER
'n'e s'in n'e 'ohS TWO copper tools aha s'y
'1', "a s'oe .oee'het WIN coal and ashes of
Wv y' af"a ~ as ifesh 10 Gil appearances rs
'es iau pee'i haae iast year and Yet there Taa
rec which, on being cut proved 10 be at least five hun
red years old.
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YOUNG man was arrested at'Pittsburgh,
= -A, ,''e -'o ei',' snageo Win having eoped from
"is' '''a. Nttuy ny the name oil Blake The
was maze against nun by relative of Mr..