New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-17
TELEGR.aPHIc ITEMS.


| NAVAL REoRGAyn ArroS--U Uashingten February s-Mr
stanons for the reorganization Of the Navy
out OF Congress- Is doubted whether majority OF
the committee approved oft The object said to
| be to defeat Senator Jtockton's bill
FREsHEr SrBsIpSG - Harrisburg, February 9.-Tns
in the Susqucharna river rapidly subsding Tha
dase done is much less than anticipated The Ian
railroad will be repaired to-day TO admit the
running The water in the very high at points
above, but no injury Of Ony amount Is reported 2z
| srsrEScE OF Philadelphia. February
pIu the United States District Court to-day, the coun
erfeiters sentenced streer eight Boissix
years yalgen five Toner three ysars Bs.sheiner
female yearsll in the Eastern Penitentary to hard
labor. n
RAlLnOAp Aeorprsr.--P PhiladePsia, February s,.Ths
train Of off the track Perrysvie last night by
which several persons were slightly injurrd but not ser
ousIy
Harlem train due here last night ef the track about
four miles from this city upettng two OF the passenger
ears gentleman named Clark Of this city had an arm
brokan but none of the others were hnrt There
| about 100 passengers on the train.
| ou,cK PassAeE -Bosloa, Feb e.-Ths ship Parliament
arrived here this morning in % days from Liverpool sha
i Liverpool vessel.
wrsrrpx NAuaAuox-Piassargh Feb s.-Thers is II
feet In the middle channel and the river fsBg
rapidly The weather is clear and eod The tnsrmome
ter is st IS.
P.ss.ek OF THE LIavoR LAw--pyorde,cs, Feb s-Ths
anti4uor Law has passed the House BY avote Oh ~ 70
FrFsiflIs 1y IyE EAsr-BostoH Feb. THE rain and
warm weather have caused freshets in the Merr
mac and rivers in New Hampshire and in the
vie
up sud the rivers in some places diverted from
their channels Several bridges have been started from
their Foundations aud some Of the railroad ains de-
tanned - ss1sss.I5s,.4
MAiNE LIaUOR Law ~ NERdoyr-BFdiis5ofc, n. Feb
ruary sAn election held in this state to-day upon
the question OF sustaining the Maine Lquor Law Thirty
towns heard 0m show majority Of $50 in favor Of
the law and It's doubtless sustained by large majority
SECOND plsPATcH-Bu, ingioR, February s-The towns
OF Burlington Brattleb0ro, Woodstock sud Montpelier
give GA alority favor of the Liquor Law Forty other
give large maeEities for the law rendering It's sue
cess certain.
FRoM Rio JAsEiRo-Nes FORK February The frigate
Congress was December Is and would leave tne
day Montevideo The steamer saransc was also
| there-aA well.
% fLoop MERsIsdAcK RIvEh-bosiaa, -
The flood the MeIrimSe river saosiens anu me
damage to the ralroadis but triins tne Trains passing
regularly The ice for thirty miles nsa oeen sweep away
-- ~+-'
it THE SicESEss soAsn OF rHk AsrShere-Ine NOT,
fk nsnsrs state that small ship FEVER measles aud
are the diseases which caused such mortality
~ hoard Of this vessel which put into Hampton
L. Roads on Saturday from Liverpoo sound to New
We ahout died and II sick including
70 the Captain and the second aud th'sd but
ea occurred since her arrival She bearded
oa lhe Oapes the baltimore pilot beat Boston, captait
Watts who still rersine board paying every attention
lie to le uldsstanate passengers ass slif %
Marshal Ney Of France according to statement in tb
m sayaangh Repaiean ofaaer The yzsosatonsrl
AT Amy of the United States His name was Michael h1
N dolf lie was, is said Of German par utags and va
,e born on the shore Of Maryland At svsy s@s
age he entered the amy and achieved distinction II
A. Lee legion lie married in Liberty county Geosga oe
after he sailed for France from Sunbary be never te
turned United States The historians o. tfenes ft
port BIRTH place to be Ssrrs Ao ~ w seeepss
| the Rhine,