New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-03

worthy member Of the profession, and they appear
night in The Happy Man - and "our Gall No more
need be said
Das. ORASE AND GREENopeH-we understand that these
gentlemen have been successful here in their practice
of phrenelogy and in their medical treatment that they
will delay their departure for few days longer Their
still at the verandah, where they be
suited from 81. NJ. to Or.
THE fFFopBo,H.Dsn Rice is continually bringing out
something and pleasing aud his audiences each night
convincing proofs that his entertainments pleas
ing Last night the splendid spectacle of the Tourpa
ment Dream of ChiValry was produced, and it
ed to look more magnificent than ever Dan Rice, to-
geher with Rosston and Murray appeared in negro char
acters, in entitled Plantation Sports and they
made fun than have enjoyed in a long time
Professor Carl the Hercules of the age appeared some
of his wonderful fat and he excited universal admira
ton He should be by all the skeptical ia matters of
wonder and astonishrnent Sec the programme for to-
night.
wsar indebted to Charles ] Rode, New York for the
drst number of periodical entitled. Rodes United
States Post-oice Directory and Postal Guidcp This is
work Of much value, and take much pleasure in ac-
knowledgng its receipt
Tire first boa. built entirely in Mobile the Wna Jones
has been completed and has started her regular trips
up the Alabama river She is said to be fine model aud
splendidly finished.
f. W. Rice late Consul at Acapulco has arrived in
Washington andi is stated that he will seek searching
Investigation into his conduct by the senate.
sENAroR srocSroN,-rhe Trenton o. J) State Gazette
says that there is to believe thu statement
that Commodore Stockton intends resign his in the
United States Senate IL he the appointment Of
Lis brother-in-law, John X. Thompson
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MoRE CALrroRNrA SrEAMERs--The Sierra Nevada a fine
steamship has been added to the Nicaragua line the
Pacific The company in negotiation for two
rstelass ships and will establish tri-monthly line
between New York and San Francisco taking the Daniel
Webster from the New0reans line aud putting her the
line between York and San Juan The increase travel
between California aud the Atlantic coast renders these
enlarged facilities necessary 1t is stated that the
pany have realized profit of about $4,000 each trip
Of the steamships since they took possession The Nioar
aqua Company is about to make up a mail by each of
their seamerwe presume at the of postage
Government receives by the other Mr. Vanderbilt
wiz, it is understood the Presidency Of the
company.
ABnlyAL OF VESSEL THE HoLY LANp.-The bark
Marietta, Captain Capureo. arrived IN NewYork. few
days ago from Malta She belongs Jerusalem, and
owned by Of the inhabitants tho Holy City This
the only vessel that has entered NeWYork harbor
belonging to Jerusalem,
WAR sTEAMEK-Englaud owns mora tiiau double the
number Of steamships possessed by any other
nation there being in the British Navy hundred
and fortyyone; in the French sixty-eight; in the
Russian tlirtytwo and in the United states but fifteen
Among the passengers by the U 8. NAH steamship m
eide from NewYork for Liverpool was Judge r. II Jones,
q Pennsylvania, who has gone ont Us Consul TO
81 2andria, Egypt
EXECUTIONS NV YoRK.-on Friday last three men.
named Sui Hewlett and johnson were to have been hung
10 NewYork for murder, johnson. however, stood
chance Of being pardoned the Other two declared him
10 be innocent Two others named Sullivan and Clarke,
to Ne hung the 14th inst They have made a con
fession of their own guilt.
Governor Conway Of Arkansas has appointed the fol
lowing the principal members Of bis military staff viz
John Hntt, Ajjatsnt General VIM L. Cain, Inspector
General; VIM, Thrower. Quartorma General Samuel
g. Smith, paymaster Genera, Abraham q Mayors Com.
mfs%y General and DR. Dan'l E. Sanders Surgeon Gen
cral.
SINGULAR AccIpENT.-Whilst the steamer James Robb
was her way from New Orleans a panic was spread
among the passengers board by the alarm Of FIRE Mr.
Noon, who Of the passengers. was so severely
affected by the panic that he sank down in chair and
died almost instantly lie had with him considerable
amount Of money and valuable baggage.
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oHrH FAIR The Harlem Railroad Company have
agreeto carry passengers between New York and Albany
for 81,
srAHcThr largest starch factory in the world is sit
usted at Qswego in New York State It is an immense
iron structure covering and a-ha acres of ground
II gives employment to loo men consumes annually
from 10000 to 100000 bushels of and makes 10000
pounds Of starch daily
Florence correspondent Of the Gos Traveller says
In seeing lately the immense bougu en-, ~ the feet
II Miss Mayweol at the periua IS afsn as aanr
barrels. thought had the cluax Of Mower hum
bug But at Leghorn they did them mp Of the size Of
vine casks large and heavy that the Prima Donan
unable to lift Them drew them of the age by the ribbons
with which they were tied up bowling and Sinking she
tugge1 away at the floral mountains while the auieuce
yocferousy cheered her efforts
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ApyANoE PRfcrs-The hotel Ike. pers Of Charleston
have held meeting and resolved Increase their prices
for board This action is aid in consequence Of the
high rates Of marketing and the advance wa es Of SER
wants
scARurry PEoytsIoys tx MNsEsu4, THE t;aana Al
yerser publishes letter from Minnesota stating that
there is an extraordinary scarcity provisions in that
Territory Flour is said to be selling Sl2 PER Dbl but
ter ats cents per b.; and pori at Ss5 per Dbl.
otItipE--An tngllsh surgeon named Waiter jardlue
killed himself at Wards Island Hospital NewYork IN The
gath nt by seyerng with his tie femora artery
The right groin Poverty is thought have driven him
% the act. lie leaves wife il Buffalo.
The roman Catholic Church in the United States com
prses rchbishops % bishops 1471 priests and 1916
churches distributed among "a dioc and two apes
toeal Ncarates As to the fact Of population the Cath
elie Almanac says The figures obtained from OH
eiai and consequently the most reliable sources five
suppose the Catholic population Of thu diocese Of St LOU,
70 be 600 Boston 2o00eO Galyes 30 coo and s.
pau 800 the total number of Catholics in the United
St9es will be shown 70 be 2Op63Oo The educational
Institutions comprise IS ecclesiastical Summaries as lit
asary institutions for young 02 female acad
'nles The entire number Of cleric students is sl3
The Catholic religious institutions number 43 fer male.
and 80 for females The charitable institutions amour,
to los
As Coon AS IF wEEs ~ Es5r-The Nantucket
Islander says the following story Wa, lately told by re-
formed inebriate apology for much Of The foliy Of
irunksrds: mouse, ranging about a brewery han.
nening to f into Of beer was ia imminent danger
Of drowning and appealed To cat hslp him out The