New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-25
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Iofice Corner Of St. Charles and drawer stfeessl
Temperance Movement.
PpuApErrnIA, September %,
T1,a State Temnernnce Convention commenced It's ses-
sions Yesterday at Trenton, New Jersey. ABOUT one
thousand delegates present RESOLUTIONS were
adonted urging the passage of preihtory laws with re-
t. the sale of liquors and opposing the proposition
Of q separate political organization
NswYork Markets. |
NxwYoRK. September 2S--r. NJ.
The Cotton market has continued dull throughout the
day and the sales reach barely 500 bales Mddng Or
lanns is quoted at 10 " and Mddlng Upands at lo4c d
n Flour has been in moderate request at 81 25 to
q ~ psr Dbl for State brands Mess Pork has sold ut
SIS SO per Dbl Lard l1at to l2c per lb
Ohio River-Marlets.
:. PirrssuRci,. September 23-P,M
There is now two feet eight inches water in the channel
and the river falling. ...,,
CIserSHArt. September %,
The river here is falling slowly, with rain. Markets I'M
changed.
Steamboats, Passing.
ytcKsnuRo, September %,
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day,
bound for Newcrlcaus The Ohio at P NJ, and the Del
aware at $50 ~.
NewY orl Markets.
NEMYoRK September "A.
There is very little inquiry in the Cotton market ana
prices nominal Flour is steady at 81 81 to 81 5a
per H. State and 81 50 to 81 SO for Southern brands
Corn moderate request at 6s to 6ec per bushe for
Mixed Western Provisions dull at previous rates Sales
of Lard at 117sc per lb
Ohio River-Markets.
pirrsRrReH, September a.
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channel, aud the river falling
CIScINNAr September "a.
The river is yet falling slowly, Whisky very dull, and
Offering at lower prices Flour steady.
Steamboats, Passing.
.4 VicwspuuG, September "a.
The following steamboats, have passed here during the
last twonty-four hours, bound for Ncworeans: The
Alton II o'clock last night the Fanny Smith at this
| morning; the Magnolia at this evening,
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SANS SA1ooS-We have omitted thus far to mention
the opening this splendid establishment for the season.
which event. important to epcures took place on Sat
urday evening last. During the summer it has been
repainted retted and decorated i'll the ost magnificent
style and is now the beautiful establishment of the
kind in the Southern country Its costly and splendid
appearance however, is not the principal feature which
has gained for it its extended reputation Sam is an old
his arer cannot be exGeed in the city while
Mcclure by his gentlemany department and proVerbia
soeabty makes friends of all who pay him visit
SAINTS Saoon No 10l st. Charles street. is the place fol-
| the hungry and the thirsty.
Ono STATE FAR.-A dispatch from Cleveland, dated
the nth inst, says Prof Mapes delivered the annual
address yesterday afternoon Hon. II. l.. Ellsworth late
commissioner Of PATENTS also made few remarks The
manufacturers department is well filed from all parts
Union The collection of fowls is large and varied
and exeites much interest The collection of farming
implements is unusually large. The total number of ad
missions into the enclosure yesterday 10000 and th
number of strangers in town is estimated at 10000 Pick
pockets doing good business and several of then
have been arrested One fellow stabbed while in TIN
act of picking gentlemaus pocket The total receipt
yesterday S145Oo Martin Wells arrested yes
terday fer stealing S14oO and two horses belonging tt
s st. Louis
| Hon. j. NJ. DERRiEN.--The Hon John Macpherson Ber
riens position on Presidential question is clearly de
fined by the Atlanta (Ga) Reveie Of the 18th instant
as follows.
1t affords sincere pleasure to be enabled to commu
nicate readers that distinguished and hight
esteemed friend, the Hon ]. Macpherson Berren vii
support the regular whg nominations of Scott and Ora
ham Mr. Berrien recent family Affections and 70
other causes cannot take active part in the canvass
but wing he feels in honor bound to sustain the no
mnees Of that party. This simple announcement vii
carry joy to the hearts of Thousands of true wings
only in Georgia but throughout the entire South 1t wi
endear him especially we Doubt not to the wings Of III
ticket with Gen. Scott, and whose fahfulnoss to tn
South we all personally know.
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EiREs-A great fire occurred at Ravenna Ohio, on Il,
morning Of the 18th inst, which burned down lively
stores and several private dwellings, little the
tents being saved, rapid the spread of the flame
The loss is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000 in bull
ings Alone the insurance which is partial The TOW
d presents dcplorable sight.
destructive fire occurred at Elizabeth City N C.,
the 10th inst The warehouse aud lumber yard of G.
Suyery, the store of Capt A. White, and uncccupie
warehouse We're consumed. The loss is estimated
!! $4,000.
Marrow EscArE.-It is stated that as the U. s. ma
steamer Franklin from Iayre to NewYork, passiD
through Cowes Roads, on getting abreast of the r. Y
schooner Constance she fred two guns according to Gu
tom the wad of one of which passed directly Il
head of the Marquis of Conyngham who with his
daughters, was deck Had they been standing, fat
D consequences would most probably have ensued.
& THE NORFOLK KlnSAPrlNG CAsE.-Some further ey
dence has light which leaves but little doubt TIL
is the English Captain Of the schooner Midway co
cerncd the sale of the negro boy but it too la
he having proceeded to immediately after he d
r. charged. Brown, and the negro, John Murray, will
committed for trial. The latter should be severely pu
ished for attempting to sell into slavery of his
rs color.
r. POLISH ExlLEs-The exiles of Poland, to the numb
of over sixty assembled in Network evenings sin
and formed themselves into association for the pr
n poseas they say in their published addressof assist
st their destitute countrymen either already in America
those who may arrive and further to unite all patrio
n Polish clements spread America i'll such manner
enable become together with similar corporatio
in Europe, pillar of the regencrating and freeing Of
land.;'
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ri EDrronrAL FRAcAs-At Cincinnati, the 10th in:
to Dr. Albert editor of the German Democrat camrai
ce paper published in his paper paragraph rejecting up
MT the virtue of the wife of Mr. Kaubrech editor of
n | German Republican. On the evening the latt
he with friends called the former and demanded
retraction, which being refused kaubrech drew pis
shot Albert in the right breast The wound was
sidered dangerous but not fatal Klaubrecht and
IN his friends have been held to bail.
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The FoREsr DIVORCE CAsl.-The nearly forgot
n Forest divorce case will be revived in NewYork, in
W carrSe of days counsel for Mr. Forrest intendi
argue the motion for appeal the 18th inst The
port that the lady about to marry again in England
g, not credited
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NJ CoLLlsoS-The steamers Columbia and Maryland cal
h. in collision about o'clock, the morning of the II
ty instant in the Bay of Annapolis by which both boz
- were badly injured The CONSERVATION among the p
sengers was very great but fortunately were hl
IS ASTI-RESrERs AREEsTEp.-Thc Shellu OF RenSSe
It, county other officers have n