New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
Something for Every Body.

The experiment Of cultivatinQ rice in France
appears to have succeeded perfectly.
Horace Smith, of Reading, Pa, ous.s,onsul at
Lisbon was convaiesceut at the last acc ot4
The papers say that Charles Simmer, U. 8.
senator is about TO marry lady Of 6es getown G.
Fred Douglass was TO sal from NewYork a
ew Gays ago for Nassau. anti-slayery mission
prize concern was stopped in philadelphia
recently by the Mayor the charge that IL was lottery
Hon. Joseph E. sprague, an influential poll
sican of EsFex county Mass died suddenlyst Salem a.
few days since -
More than one-sixtll of the deaths in Boston.
during the pass Two years have been by that fearful
scOurgp consumption.
P. T. Bafnum is stumping the State Of Con-
neeticut in favor Of the Maine law and is said
two speee'ae9 = LAY.
Mr.. Henry Etting, q s. Navy, had his trunk.
containing portion of his uniform cut from a hack in
Washington few nights since
Accounts from Turks Island state that the
ait ponds there we're very ourhing Many of the pro.
prieters woaid rake in a fortnight.
Mrs. cooper. young married woman, has
aloped FROM Ponlfre Conn., with coered gentleman,
taking with her an only child
Two Philadelphia sportsmen, shooting ducks
on the Potomac arst for violating the duck law
and fined and Their brat declared forfeited.
The tedious voyage round the Horn in saiTinc
vessels is again berg quite fashionable owing To- ~
crowded state Of tIe Panama steamera -
A counterfejE ten dollar note of the Harris
burg Bank the Philadelphia Ledger saws has made ;tx
appearance IL Is sa'd 10 DC we'll calculated to deceive
correspondent of the NewYork Trib,,na
says that deserter was fogged branded and ruu,med
out OF West Point few days since.
The intended sale of the property Of the bouse
Of oflean has produced very bad effect in high circles
in Austria.
The Belgian journals repeat rurnor of NJ. de
ianartine Being abot to proceed to the East to take
posses sion Of the estate presented him BIZ the Sultan
Letters from Stockholm announce the death.
years age Of Baron johnson the learned
Three children Of Mrs. Hopkins, of Adams
covered. - - = s'e oe''eis le-
Frank Rivers and Eugene Foster, two dashine
young i9oWs nave been arrested in NewY robbing
pretence Of being book agents
Mrs. Mowatt, the accomplished actress. and
talented and fascinating woman is at present fulfilling
engagement at Boston She co1nnenced her cnoaoe
ment with her own beautiful play. Armand =
A London exhibitor announces q show of
200 heas OF all nations and among them Koasuth on
four Austrian feas and Louis Napoeo, on the Russian
flea Hercules aged FIVE years.
In twenty y-nine cities and towns in Massacbu-
sett there 3056 residents who transact business in
Boston This is the largest number Of suburbs pos
sessed by any American city.
The Newly ork Times says: sc Signor Patti saws
the report OF the marriage of his daughter to akosch ia
untrue The old gentleman ought posted up on this
subject, and we suppose his story must be true''
Digby,' of the Boston Post, says, sst that not
the severity of the he has suffered
from cold shoulder than he ever did from cold
winter 5es .rg a.1l,4
My DEAR" said husband to his affection
ate better half, after matrimonial squabhe. yotAwiI
Because you will be wanted as torment down below,
An English capitalist has offered the munich
pay of Madrid to undertake the construction of the
aqueduct or canal intended 20 supply the capital with
water. zsF 'g
Among the new works announced in Paris. il
by Alexander Dumas called Byrcn.r in which we
promised the biography love. adventures JOURNEYS
and aneedotc history of the great poet sl
Accounts from Nice, of the 25th, state that
Italian laborers expelled from France daily arrived in that
city On the 23d upward forty crossed the frontier
and eighteen more on the 9th. i ,1sFa. ,E74 -
Clement Webster, ESQ.,, has left the editorial
chair of the Providence R u Post order devote his
time the advocacy of the Maine liquor law before the
people. - .e.s-s 7,ss ss5 5s4e,sitt, & 4
The wheat and rye fields in Lebanon county,
Pa since the disappearance Of the quite an
unpromisng appearance The same fact is also stated
Chester county. ,f ses.jF
Within the last year forty-eieht ships have
been added to the fleet Of whalers belonging New Bed
ford Nearly half the importation of sperm and whaie
oil for the whole country is entered at that port
There were 391 deaths in New York week be-
fore last-ded Of consumption ST. scarlet fever 90:
typhus fever, 1; bronchitis 13; inflammation of the
lungs. 80.
Never enter sick room in state of perspi.
ration as the moment become cool your pores absorb
Do not approach contagious diseases with empty son
ach sit between the sick and the fire. because the
heat attracts the thin vapor.
Nowhere has the value of property risen more
steadily or more rapidly than in Detroit far the last v
years Lots which five years since could be had for sT2
foot 'front.' now eagerly sought after $500 per
foot. .s.-4
The Independence, of Brussels, states that
Prince Demdo has just purchased for $4,000 francs the
reduced of of tba
Baptsery of Florence which in the Great Exhibition
at London,
The London News, in q literary review, SAYS:
AT Philadephia-the capital Of sere Saiethe author
gets upon dangerous ground And when this critic gets
on American Topography what kind of ground does he
stand upon? W. Ffs
Grisi and Mario, according to a London letter
to the Newfork Mirror have been engaged come to the
United States, by Beae the late manager of Catrne
Hayes, but they will not until he has settled the
Hayes difficulty.
The Derby Mercury says that Door. cooper.
Of olerton Motifs, who for several years has earned
his bread by the of his brow by late decision
of the Court of Chancer been declared entitled prop
erty to the extent Of f50000. lal
A fire engine to be worked by steam is being
in Cincinnati 1t is the sion of the in
ventor that steam sufficient to wor the engine can be
raised in five minutes 1t will be thoroughly tested with
in ten days. -,
The Cunard Line of steamers. during the
year 1851 made twenty three trips Boston, being one
more than was made during any preceding year. They
pau duties TO the amount OF 81 S0hO50 30 being $2
s3 30 more than they paid in 1850 in which year they
paid more than in any preceding year.
The Hartford and Cecil county IND. y papers
all mention the of slight shock of an earth
quake in their vcinties Monday morning of last week
1t accompanied by considerable subterranean noise
and at first supposed have arisen from explosion
of the powder mills at Wilmington.
Accounts from Spain, to the 25th Jan. state
that the Government has ordered sum 5000
be invested behalf of every child of poor parents born
the day the Infanta The money with inter-
est is to be presented to the recipients their coming
of age.
A curious fact has just occurred to illustrate
the abect servity that prevails in France. A bill on
Louis Napoleon was transmitted to Paris by London
banking firm for collection. 1t sent back unpaid
with the information that the notares in the present
state of affairs decline to undertake the duty of protest
ing it.
The Dutch, not content with having diked out
the pumping Harlaem Lake dry. By this op-
eraton which is nearly finished thirty thousand of
good land will be made available for agriculture The
time has been when this altering the DEGREES of Provi-
dence would have been reekoned mpous For centuries
the Spaniar opposed the clearing out of their rivers
this ground God made them so, said thew aud God
knows best what is good for us.''
The Emperor of Austria has ordered the ex-
puson Pesth of the English Protestant Missionaries
The Vienna correspondent of the Morning Chronicle in
letter dated January II. says: Considerable curiosity is
felt in political circles the contents of the next post
from NewYork The Austrian conservative party posi-