New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-13
TELEaRAPHEp TO THE CRESCENT
eu the National linf.
Massachusetts Legislature.

lEltEohhk aSO Az AhG cAAsSSGNsA'
IN tbr National ltnf.
Massachusetts Legislature.
BosroN. January u
The Legislature to-day filled twenty-five vacancies in
the representation giving the wings majority Of forty
three votes joint ballot They then proceeded to the
election of Governor when John H. Clifford chosen
for that office
Delaware Senator.
BslriNoRB, January Il
The Legislature Delaware have to-day elected John
NJ Clayton nited States Senator for six years in raee
Presley spruance whose expires with the present
Mayor of Pittsburgh.
PITrsBuRGH, January l.
Robert NJ, Riddle, (whig) editor of the Pittsburgh
Journal, has been elected Mayor of this city
Congressional Proceedings.
wAsmsGrde January IL.
Gen Cssss to-day offered resolution calling for the
correspondence ETC. relative squeer treaty with the
State of Nicaragua Mr.. Sour resumed speech, com
meuced yesterday on the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty
MI Houston presented memorial preerring charges
against Mr. Strong, superintendent OF the extension of
the capitol
Ohio River.
PIrrsHURGH, January II
| the channel.
! CrxcrxSATl, January T.
| The river here is still falling slowly.
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| CRYsrAL PALACE CoMMrrrEE-The committee convened
last evening at the MECHANICS Institute Present Lu
| aims nunean ~ . cass,ue, Il Tasere nr = 4xson
w, u,a a. r,9i.ls,o 30 NJ,
u D. Leeds, newton hleharus' D. u D bepo"
On motion. MIR. Duncan appointed Chairman. and
Mr. DeBow Secretary.
According to the discretion in them by the New
YORK Board OF directors tne comht'ee eiioi"oe "'in
their district the States of Louisiana, Texas Alabama
). Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee
The following committee appointed prepare and
publish an address to the people of the above named
S,+ no tho s,,bect of m. Fair in NAV next in Now
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YORK In regard 10 prouuc's VI eHloiion ''e VI eAnio
| ton, space required mode OF shipment, etc.
! Lucius c. Duncan j d B DeBow, Hon Z. LaSere, Dr.
| = A~sor oommittoo
a. : q NsV" IN =. Nh. 49,.
Resolved ihat tne committee meet every hl"huSy eve
ming half past o'clock at the Mechanics Institute
ostener If called nv the chairman or by any two meul,
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M, n /. l., 49,. L.,
BILLY hu"LE"s IN fLoHpA-lle leiesl"ln mas "ie"NS
announced that Billy Bowegs had with MS bands re-
all hazards the ediet of emigration We have the follow
inc additional particulars
II is said that priyate letters received in WASHINGTON
Florida state that Billy Bowegs and the rest Of the
Seminole chiefs had refused to ratify the treaty made
WY. In Ia n anu . nS , IA Ia MI, att
ba proceeded to the Florida Legislature and asked for
the ihuelate raising OF large hunoeT OF volunteers =
compel the semnoles 70 ieaVe ~ appears tnat when
1870 80 ogroe;nr 70 leave Fior,dat thu ~ ocs r,
to ratify it, and as means of reducing Billy to obedi
took his wives away from him and threatened o.
pace announcer man az tDe heau Vi tlclI anars bily
ana toid Car R.Es tbat he couId not hsin If aaI rb
War Department has yet received official notice Of
the matter but will supposed as soon as il is re-
eeteu' orue all 'pe Az aaoe 'fooi' 10 'ne s'ene Vi unit
--
FRr-The Natchitoches Chronicle of the 18th instant
saws.
in tbe honse Of Mr. Poisson on the Of
Second and St Denis streets The origin of the fire
known but is supposed to be the work Of ncendary
me hft communicated 10 the huloinlng mouse On ~