New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-06

A man OF courage-Jhe man VINO can look q
years folly in the face without shuddering
The population Of Newark, N. j., according
to its directory, now numbers nearly 10000 in
habitants
The Indian. in Minnesota are now said to be
peaceable, the rngleaders in the late ogtra ges
having been all arrested
The city councils Of Philadelphia have appro-
priated 5000 to be expended in celebrating the
4th Of July.
The number Of licensed omnibuses in New
York this year s 673. In 1919, only four years
aco, the number was 80.
To fall into n cellar while chasing pretty |
girl !. said TO be an exemplifcation Of Z" Para
disc Lost"
A disease resembling cholera has prevailed in
Charles county, Nd, and at Alexandra, Va.
In both cases it was caused by eating tainted
oysters and FISH
It is erroneous to suppose that gold has only
lately been discovered in Australia, considering
the thousands Of men there who have been get
ting it from their cradles"
| President Perce's Washington city appoint
ments are said to be, James g. Berrctt, City
Postmaster, Jonah D. Hoover, Marshall and
A.. &. Allen, Navy Agent.
Who should join the Militia All pickpockets
because they are accustomed TO rifle practice;
stokers, because they can stand fire and shop
keepers, because they are practiced in counter
marching.
The Fredericksburg Press says that Capt. W
K Smith, of Fredericksburg, who has been in
London for the past two years, has succeeded in
effecting the sale of gold and coal mines in Nir-
ginia to the value Of enc million Of dollars.
BRtNs AND DIGESTION The question why
printers did not succeed as we'll AZ brewers, was
thus answered: Because printers work for the
head, and brewers for the stomach, and where
turn, - -71rf1 have achG hut has brains
GREAT OvERslGHr-The police should have
broken into Kossuth's nursery. They then
would have discovered even his children in arms
and the nurse teaching the young idea how to
|, shoot TIE very flowers Of his garden would
, be found to carry their Pistfs
A MINISTERIAL QUERY in his speech in the
House of Lords, the Earl Of Aberdeen spoke Of
the Jewish Disabilities as " the last rag Of in
tolerance Was the Premier thinking of the
e connection Of the Hebrew persuasion with 5. ole
a clo?
DEPLoRABLE CASE OF JEWISH Disability
? One of the most striking instances of Jewish
/; Disabilities that we have heard Of is that Of an
q Israelite residing in Houndsditch, lie is called
d Moses Levi Beniamins, and actually cannot say
e which of the three is his Christian name,
n SOLDIERS DRuMNED OFT OF GARRISON.
i the 10th instant six soldiers who had been tret
r ut the Carlisle Pal Barracks for desertion, ans
i sentenced, were hoggcd, marked with the letter
- s' Do on the hip, and had their heads shaved
i and on the 22d were drummed out Of garrison
% An INTERESTING FACT FOR SNUFF-rAKERS. -
10 late English papers states that snuff and to
r bacco manufacturer has recently been fined by
ID the Excise Commissioners in the mitigated pen
alty of e25 this liability being e300) for mixin.
p, chromate of lead with snuff His object Ia
h said, was " to add brilliancy to the mixture
IL io An old lady, who formerly entertained trav
- - eers in neighboring county, before her guest
~ - Nommenced meal, used to ask Il blessing. Sh
~ q. always delivered herself in this wise '' Oh
~ ~ Lord make US truly thankful for the food be
~ ~ fore us Nancy, hand round the corn brea
' ~ first and then the biscuits afterwards. Amen.
ip Copper Ore is arriving in considerable quar-
he titles from the Lake Superior region. Over y
let tons Of mass copper arrived at Detroit ON Il
he 22l instant The average value of the ore
ur 300 per ton, and the whole estimated to vie
mt sl5O000. The principal part Of this ore w
ill shipped to Pittsburgh for smelling About 70,
ed tons copper are, it is estimated, now ready +
I'VE shipment at the various mines.
so Welearu from the Barnwcll Is. C.l Palmet
the Sentinel. of the 30th ult, that man nam
my Richard Moody, living near that place,
eht TEMPTED to take the life of his wife the l.
10" ult by cutting her throat. lie made sn in
ne, sion with Il knife just over and diagunIlly acr
IL the iugular vein, about two inches in length, b
us not of sufficient depth to sever the artery, o
ing, it is supposed to the dullness of the weapC
'cH Fortunately no serious injury was the result
te1 SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsE.--A curious case "
hv before the Circuit Court in New York on I
~. 27th ult--an application from Mrs. Hetty {;
nv sen to have divorce between her son, Isaac
lno Carsen, and his wife, on the ground that he il
tho lunatic and was so Mt the time of his marra
,nL The effort is to show that he inyeigled il
the marriage by the lady and her friends,
lar. account of his fortune No decision was
AR rived at.
en-. WING STATE CONFERENCE.-THE Montgomt
ne Advertiser of the 31st ult says This Conv
i'm tioa met in our city yesterday. We learr
eral that only six counties were represented, &C
and prsing about fifty delegates. a Mr. Flemi
his Of Mobile, was elected President. At the t
des- Of roing to press the Convention was in sess
nter bur no measures definitely acted on. 1t is I
euse bahle that no nomination for Governor will
find made
ere New FUEL FOR LOCOMOTIVES The Cunt
and land Alegs nian states thnt the passenger tra
rself on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ives.
he Piedmont are now using coke as a fuel, inst
ant of wood and that it meets the most sangu
rne- anticipations of the company as to economy
e 10 efficiency The coke was furnished from
St mines Of the Swanton Coal and Iron Compa
IS Of The Alleganian considers this the opening OF
4 no new and immense market for the product:
er is the h!legouv mines, rs the of coke on all
$, as routes on the Atlantic seaboard must soon
'uot low.
VINO ACCIDENT AT ELMRA.--A Cleveland ger
ttai t man who came passenger over the Eric koac
tne other day, witnessed distressing accaen
sNola Elmira. Two little girls. sisters, having
Oh o, other by the hand, were crossing the track
maui as two trains were slowly passing each c
'ahge from opposite directions. The little inno
Deen became confused, were struck by one of tn
comotiyes, and both instantly killed.
father and mother were Immediately called
trldes the effect of their sudden and melancholy
made reavement, as may we'll be imagined, was
mere whelming. cleveland Herald
, sav SAILING OF SrFAMERs.-united States
doy steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock, for L
fonr pool, sailed day, taking out the large nu
aboll Of two hundred and twenty nine passen
Nor including General Uraga, of Mexico, an(
, This Sinclair Taylor, bearer of dispatches t
= lie Court of St. James Madame Alboni was
lind out in the Baltic; but, as she did not apply
nt NJ enough, She could not be accommodated.
q was will leave in the Africa on Wednesday. Sc
as 81, Corwn engaged a room by the Baltic, but
''' sequently gave it up. IN. y. Express, 2Si
, mid DEPREpATIoNs At THE FALKLAND ISL
lrther Official information has been received a
ply State Department Washington, that the D
The authorities at the Falkland Islands h