New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-09

The HRropRoME-A large audience assembled at the SCI
Amphitheare last night and John Smith the huge ca
neator of character expected To the great W
d;sanpo;ntmant If all ba d,d not ,nnaar No 49, 49, bill
rived from Mobile yesterday and consequently could oV
not Mr. Blackwood made his first appearance and up
he received with enthusiasm John Smith will posi- or
lively appear tonight and large of may OF
| anticipated III
Thai "GAL''-That gal who weighs oniv between tn
six and hundred pounds is still the Com ST.
merca Hall st Charles The wax figures are also IN,
interesting Go and see them tel
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Coz. IL. L. KSNEY-Ths old Of Texas and dis. -,
tnguished citizen arrived here yesterday the steam -
ship Louisiana. Col Kinney is member of the State 49,
Senate Of Texas and visits learn in connection ~
with the interests of Western Texas Col X is well IN
known Of the most enerprizing perseverng -
men in Texas which is sufficient guaranty for the
cess Of any project he may underte.e. ,s
EAsrrBs M.u--Dt5is March -The Eastern maj; has
arrived bringing dates from the LIST instant init
and containing the foreign letters received by the
boldt r.
Sur NEwsSorat Hest Pass March Pour ships and ~
two banks have gone up the river for New Orleans
Pass routre and two ships and bark have arrived
here during the last "A hours. moi
RwERs-The Catahoula Advocate Of March . SAYS s1'l
Much rain has fallen here lately and the ouaehta is rising u
fast which, added TO the report Of the rapid rise in the
Ohio together with the certainty Of the Mo coming sey
out hus in the spring very materially changes the has
pezt so fatteTngly held out short Tina since of The
waters remaining low. see
We shall not be much surprised there use yet for all
the evees that can be constructed the
MISSISSIPPI UNIoS BANK BosDs- jackson Ciiss) NJ
Flag Of the Union of the 18th ult, SAYS: yea
re Chancellor of the State Of Mississippi hiss decided gos
that the State is legally and constitutioaaly mo
the redemption and payment of these bonds
crees in this case accordingly.
higher Court where the cause viii Undergo An
neDt, and no doubt able and elaborate examination on
the part Of the Court. W.
The Bayou Sara Woodyie telegraph is now in op-
ration. ar
Gov Foote has issued proclamation ordered the cleo m
ion Of five members of Congress from the large
The steamer Empress is Louisville on her W
rst trip to New Orleans, tomorrow. II
The Crystal Palace will start on her first ~
rip from Ptsburg about the middle the present ree
aonth jan
The steamship Georgia arrived NewYork on the LIST B
nsant with 81 10000 in gold dust and 37 passengers
rom California. srea
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When girl Madenosee Montijo tho new Express OF nau
rance with her sister the Duchess Of Alba pupils
highly respectable establishment at Bristol England fees
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RABsrsA party of hunters few days ago shot
undred rabbits in day of ground carr
aena, ILL., They had been hommed in by the waters b
80
The negro coachmen of Louisville have organized So ~
ETY. the object of which to proper degree shar
de in keeping their horses and vehicles in proper ST
tion. Com
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Goals FEwc Emma Dean arrived pose
Cincinnati from st Louis the LIST inst. with V a.
,ndred and fifty barrels of whskey, The owner ex hum
cted to realize profit of cent per gallon. duty
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MONUMENT 10 GES HAREIsoN-A public meeting was the
I'D few days since at yincennes, Ind with view of ,s
tionipg the Legislature for aid in erecting in that
wn monument to Gen Harrison the first Governor subs
at State. may
The Rock Island and Chicago Railroad was opened sE
the lth instant, from Chicago to Peru During the "a
MINER "hen e1ng engagements are perfected this such
Il make the schedule time eighty hours from Louis prov
NewYork or at the most three days and half peg'e
Mr. Isaac GIh died at bis residences Bayou cheot p psp
the 18th ut, in the Goth year of his age He then
in the defence of Lewisown war with Fair
eat Britain Immediately after which he emigrated to ana
is State, and served under Col John Thompson when tb
militia Of opeouss ordered Berwicks Bay to or b,
pose the disembsrkng of the British mouth Of think
Teche. wate
sHooKING MuRpER-The Kentucky Rifle of the 24th nur
records most brutal murder perpetraed in Trgg and
anty, by man James Thompson Coats upon tOrlo
gro girl belonging to Miss Lucy Walden The girl had %
IN mal-treated by Coats and left his house inform nav
mistress when Goats pursued her horseback and wac
rtakng her bound her with and dragged her tctf
me, distance of eight miles he then stamped her s
lcs feess until what little life remained ex fuy
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There forty patients confined in the Ohio be liza
c Aevurn who paro vic.;ros ~ sniri, ,t; more
- m, -. -, - at an,
AhAfey Inc greater hun4peE same from lae west
Reserve. or inn
During thepast eighteen persons admitted the d
the Indiana asylum for the insane whose insanity is % :
ributed to the piritrapping imposure Nearly every Sc
um for the insane has the victims OF this mposure expire
ong its inmates. CATION
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'ANoiEs An ARTIST are told that Ole Bull the
at rioinist to his favorite instrument has The
ssonate iendness horse flesh aud whenever he 1916
ets with any thing beautiful in this line he lees
ahy purchases Some or seven years since he IA
iued himself for few by accompanying tn, bomba
oatea French General Yussof against the treat
aus IN Algeria The General by we'll planned ambus tians
NC canned signal victory the Bedouins ptur. mans
al tner horses and about forty prisoners The isrJs
"''e very beautiful and from the moment be laid ans
es upon them they Ole Bulls delight and CON Mels
INT Theme OF admiration, lie purchased four os them
wing TO pay an enormous p'ce and shpped then, far