New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-06
The TouRNAMrNT.-The Tournament and ball at ITALIA
hasse Fla on the 10th ut. proved brilliant afair

The TouRsAMrsr-The Tournament and ball at Talla-
hasse, Fla the 10th ult proved brilliant affair
Is SALE A VARIABLE PIcruRE.-Leutzes great national
picture of Washington Crossing the Dea,pare was sold at
NewYork on the 2lst ult. tor ten thousand dollars.
MARYLAND -HoLpERs-It is stated that Governor
Lowe has removed all the office holders in the State The
list of appointments comprises over 1000 names.
TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-The Ohio State Temperance
Convention met at Columbus the 18th ult The at
tendance very large nearly eight hundred regular
delegates being present.
THE MAINE LlauoR LAW OHlo-An immense number
of petitions for and remonsrances against the adoption
of the Maine Liquor Law pouring into the Ohio Legs-
ature.
LorrEnIEsThe state of Delaware receives about SILL
600 per for lottery grants The to be div
ded this year among different works of public in-
provement.
NAvA-The repairs the U. s. steam frigate San ia
cinto at Portsmouth Va being completion she will
sail on the of week the Mediterranean under
command of Capt Thomas Crabbe, with Lieuenants Jos
Lanman. R. Perry, ] M. Wainwright, and E. T. Barnett
EFFECTS OF EMGRArIoN.The emigration to California
is having disastrous effect upon the Western farmers in
the price of labor Working hands in many places who
formerly received from $12 to SIS per month now COM
mand from 500 to $50.
RESIGNATION AND ApporNrMENr-It is stated that Com
Skinner Chief Of the Bureau of Construction and Sup
plies the Navy Department resigned on Saturday the
st u and the President has appointed Com Shubrick
as his successor
HEAVY DAsAGEs-Joseph j. Cook has recovered $4,000
damages from the NewYork Floating Dry Dock Company
for injuries sustained by him in consequence of falling
while at work, from staging erected by the company.
The NATIVES AND THE PopE-A meeting was held by
the natives of Southwark, Philadelphia, the night
Of the 18th ut for the purpose of protesting against
cevins from the Pope of Rome the stones he about
forwarding for the Washington Monument The meeting
addressed by the1ev Mr. Owens, and other fanatics
VLLAINous-Several large stones recently found
on the Railroad track in the darkest part of the tunnel
near Lynchburg Va But for this timely discovery many
lives might have been lost No punishment can be too
for the villain who would commit such dabolica
act.
INTERVENTION IN INpIANAAt indianapolis, the 4th
ut the Democratic State Convention adopted resolutions
endorsing the Compromise the intervention
doctrines but deem it contrary to sound policy for
to pledge people either for against in
PREVENTION.
MORE ANsExAr,oS.-The following is an extract from
letter to the NewYork Herald from Valparaiso Mar
RED at Talcahuano Pass-aAIin Dansen Phoenix, u s N.
the beautiful Senorita Dona Encarnation Iniguez,
daughter of Senior Don Manuel Iniguez Minstro Adu
ena de Talcahuana. Vive Chill Vive Americana.
FROM GuArEMAl.A.-The dates from Guatemala reach to
December q. The Constituent Assembly closed its
sion the sd. During the session, which continued
four months various important acts passed for
plotting the organization of the Republic and increasing
the prosperity of the country.
New RALRoAp-The City of Charleston has subscribed
100000 and individuals $150000 for the
ton of railroad from that city to with the Will
mngton and Manchester road They fearful that the
rapidly progressing roads in the Northern part of that
State and in North Carolina will divert from their city
the great mails and the through travel the North
and West.
THE JAPAN SQuApRoN.-It is said that this squadron
will take out in addition to its regular armament, about
twenty beautiful brass guns fitted for boat land
vice, from each of which nine shots be discharged
every minute. This fact connected with the unusual
number of marines looks if something than
mary naval duty is expected of the squadron.
The FLORIDA ISDrANs-By the Tallahassee Ola Sem
tne learn that the of four Indians having been
killed by scouting party under Captain Jarnagin is
untrue. warrior, two squaws and child cap
tured but the warrior and of the suaw made their
escape The Indians have killed large number of cattle
and hogs belonging to Captain j and others and they
still manifest hostile disposition.
FIRE Al THE CArrroL.-The Washington Republic of
the 9th ut says About half past eleven O'Clock yester-
day morning the chimney leading the Senate Cham
Der discovered to be emitting large flakes of cnder
and much smoke Upon investigation it was ascertaned
hat Tts
have cracked the brckwork and but for the reproof
condition of the roof serious consequences would in all
probability have been the result
A SCENE. Quite occurred in the Rhode
Island Senate the day of adjournment between the
Governor and Lieutenant Governor The former was in
the talking with the clerk business before
the Senate when the Lieut. Governor speak The
conversation continued until the Lieut. Governor got
wrahy and told the Governor that the presiding
officer there and that when he speaking others must
be silent
ST. DoaSGo--We have advices from Dominica to the
25th January. The official paper of the Government the
Gdc'a COMPLAINS of the aluson in the message of the
President of the United States to the settlement peace
between the Dominican Republic and the Haytien En-
pire This report entirely without foundation, and
was made at the time when Soulouque gathering
numerous army at uana endez for the purpose of nva
ding the Dominican territory Gen Santana had been
received in the Capitol with great enthusiasm.
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HEARrLEss DEsERTIoN---One Thomas NJ Maitland. who
has wife and two small children living in Reading, Pa
basely deserted them few weeks ago and eloped with
young girl to whom he subsequently married On the
evening before Maitland left he prevailed upon his wife
to make his property to his brother and induced her
to borrow from her father eighteen dollars which he
meanly pockeed and carried off together with his wife
gold watch and chain, leaving cent upon the table
and scrap of paper telling her live upon that until
his return
BY TELEGRAPH.
ONO RWER-WEATHER.-Lou isriAe, March 4.-The river
here is falling with II feet inches the falls The
steamboats, Magnolia, Emperor Crescent Pawnee and
Persia have arrived from NewOreans the NewOreans
has left for the port.
KossurH.Kossuth to-day delivered his address to the
citizens of this place An immense crowd assembled and
his remarks received with the greatest enthusiasm
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