New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-23

cence, but sundry documents to hand which ups
all his arguments and he wisely concluded to leave
MURDERER EscApEp-Thomas Hoskins, confined
Lockhart for the murder of G. Stiner Sheriff of Cam,
bell county, recently made his escape by filing off h
I irons
suoorING.-At Live Oak, Lockhart co.. on the 18th ult
MIR. Samuel Wilson shot and mortaly wounded a ma
named Jonathan Tanner. 1t appears that Tanner ha
threatened to kill Wilson the first time he saw him.
DEATH OF SrRANeER.-Moses Barker, of North Care
lina was brought into Indanoa in Mexican cart fe
days since, in dying condition lie haG only time to tie
his name. and where he from, before he expired
| NEWS By TELEGRAPH
LATEST FROM THE CoNyENTIoN-fuH Details Of The Nom
natio't.-Batiaaore Monday, June N.-The Conyentio
met this morning pursuant to adjournment and proceee
with the baoJing From the 4t to the SD ballots tn
changes We're not important. The SD ballot stood
follows Maine. for Scott New Hampshire for Scott
1 Vermont, for Scott Massachusetts, II for Web
ster and for Scott Rhode Island, for Webster aud
for Scott; Connecticut for Webster for Fillmore AM
for Scott NewYork, for Webster, for Fillmore 2
for Scott NewJersey, for Scott Pennsylvania q TO
Scott Delaware, 8 for Scott Maryland, for Fillmore
Virginia, for Fillmore, and for Scott North Carolina
10 for Fillmore Alabama. for Fillmore; Mississippi
for Fillmore Louisiana, for Fillmore Ohio rs fol-
Scott Kentucky, ii for Fillmore and for Crittenden
Tennessee for Scott and for Fillmore Indiana IS fol-
Scott Illinois IL for Scott Missouri for Fillmore
for Scott Arkansas, for Fillmore. Michigan, fol
Scott; Florida, for Fillmore; Texas, for Fillmore
Iowa, for Fillmore and l for Scott Wisconsin to1
Scott and for Webster; California for Scott and
| for Webster Total vote of the fifty third ballot
webster ........-.........,.,.....2 81
fllmore ..'.',...'......,,...ll2
Ecott 10Y
The greatest excitement prevailed at the announce
ment OF this vote with cheering for Fillmore.
delegate from Alabama then moved to declare the
Mr. Dayton Of NewJersey, made eloquent speech on
the character and services Of Gen. Scott the nominee
and is at twenty five minutes past one still speaking
Ills address comprises special euogy the nominee
and an appeal to the South in his behalf urging that he
entitled to the earnest support of ALL proved by
course of Alabama and Ohio
Several delegations from the Southern States stated
that the adoption by Gen Scott the platform proposed
regard to his nomination
B @fln nne Gopyspea Teas4smssa
on the fortyeight ballot that being the second ballot
taken after assembling Scott continued gaining until
the tythirl ballot which resulted as follows
Scott 1897 Fillmore 1l2; Webster 2i
The Southern States nearly all firm for Fillmore
to the last Virginia giving six for Fillmore eight for
ciared itself unanimously in favor of the nominee
letter was read from Gen Scott accepting the nom
nation and approving the platform adopted by the
Convention. - '
oHIo RIvnR-srsAMRoArs-Lo Louisville June 1s-The
river here is falling with feet inches water in the ca
nal Rain falling most of the day The steamboats, r
II. Winslow and Alex. Scott, have arrived from New
Orleans and the Delta has departed for that place Eve
Delta l
FROM CHINA-Nete York, June 21-The soop Maria ar
rived yesterday from Hong Kong.
DIVISION AMONG THE Observation-Disclosures CONVENTION
Is IL q
national convention of the free soil democracy to meet
Plttburg on the 18th of August and nominate candi-
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
NV HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLAruRE.-Colco.l, june 90 The
New hampshire Senate has laid the Maine liquor law on
the table The measure is thus defeated until the No
vember session. Eve, Pic.
HE BARONESS Won BEcK.The arrest of this lady and
her cruel treatment in Birmingham, England from the
Effects of which she died, has been brought before the
louse of Lords. Lord Beaumont made speech en- the
anti y, ~,
concerned in the persecution for such it was The lady
iad written work Hungary in which some animal
'ersons were made on the character and acts of Mr.
'ulsaky, during the Hungarian She was about to
write another book in England and advised to take
our through the country to obtain subscriptions While
taying at the house of Mr. Tindal in Birmingham
he was arrested and imprisoned charge of having
obtained I'll As under false preences She died next day
While in the antechamber of the Justice room The Lon
lon Times has scoring editorial on the subject IT
avs:
But the accusation is not only against the BIRMINGHAM
agi s: MI. George Dawson Mr.. Tnda Mr. Toul-
min smith, Mr. Louis Kossuth, and and Mrs Pulszky
ne patc!pes crfminis, each in his or her degree,
AS for the Hungarian parties to the transaction tb
cted just as might have been expected from the ass6
iates OF the eloquent but unprotected nouutebant
vhoe have been thoroughly unmasked in
ne United States Literary jealousy was the mausprin
I the attack upon Madame Won Beck. Very ceyerly
cy set their puppets to work, and pulled the strings
rom pehnd the curtain unseen-as they supposed
;a US rs lof hosSuth himself he acted just
ase He can not be accnsed ~ SUN = man IN such
rime before lis fnlslment mn ~ is hp IN me
DO ed ban tl,a W ie
lest the good fame Of bis
light receive some injury Whatever offences NAV he
nu 70 her ehargeLand we have heard of none of Il
it is quite clear that Madame Von ns Ky II Time Of war
devoted faithful partisan of Kossutb and s
poke OF him with an enthusiasm that be but little de-
rived lie: however displayed not spark of feeling
' til' te discussion OF FRIDAY night in the House
lare ta " % certain f plantation for the
--2--- N''''"e''0n'
Professor Anderson a distinguished En,,;, s,,r.oo,
lecture to the Medical Students with mpr;teS 7.,o
pathos, made The following statement :. trror &; 40 :
mt of the profession requires as large share of iu
ent prrcauton and skill as the correct adjustment o.
uss to infant or even an adult, AFFLICTED with heni,
intending that the vast amount of s,er;n ,.;1,r