New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31
Items for Every Body.

The Hutchinson family are giving concerts in
New York
Patrick O'Donohoe, the Irish patriot, is lec-
turing in Albany
The whole number of arrests in New York
for the last six months has been II 1871.
Calome, the Swiss artist, whose death was
reported in the newspapers recently is still living
During the month of September there were in
New York city $40 marriages 1910 births 1856 deaths
The Hudson River and Harlem Railroad have
raised their fare to Albany from New York fifty
Hon John p Kennedy has been selected Pre-
sdent of the Maryland Whg State Central Committee
The Savannah Journal of the 26th saws
heavy frost occurred at Macon Ca, on the night
previous.
VIM s. Houscomb, of Portsmouth, N. H., has
been appointed Naval Contractors pay $1,000 pes
The Richmond papers announce the death Of
Col Munden prominent member of the Legislature Of
Virginia. =s
The man who prates about the cruelty of an
Cling will be found Invariably to beat his [Chrsto
phcr North.
1t was, says the Charleston Mercury of the
10Th, sufficiently cold in this city and vicinity the
formation of ice
Ten of the hands on board of the Austrian
ship Argro, bound to Trieste from Baltimore mutined
in Hampton Roads the 10th - :
Mrs. Nichols of Vermont, and Mrs. fowler,
OF New York are canvassng tina State of Wisconsin in
favor OF the Maine Law. 5rl
who shot her seducer in Cincinnati recently been
fully committed to take her trial for murder.
Miss Julia Bennett is playing her first engage
ment at Nashville where according the American sha
IS meeting with the most eminent success.
The Boston Transcript says that Mrs. Now
ats health now recovered and that she will COM
mence her farewell engagements at the different
A man recently, while in liquor, crawled in
on top Of boiler in machine shop in Detroit drop
ping to Sleep ws literally baked when he discovered
Cicero has said of men, SO They are like wines
age sours the bad and betters the good We ny
that misfortune has the same effect upon them
clipper ship of one thousand tons has re-
Gently been launched in Boston, and named the Edwin
Forest In honor of the American OF that
Mr.. Stevens, workman employed at paper
mill near Nashville instantly killed the 18th inst.
by being caught in the machinery Of the mill and
most shockngy mangled before the mschiuey could be
stopped
Mr.. ? Davenport. for fourteen years cashier
and confidential clerk IN the silk house Of Bowen &
McNamee has been appointed Treasurer Of the Hudson
Railroad Company
A young man named Rogers committed suicide
in Foxboro Mass the 2ls by cutting his throat with
razor He had been indisposed for some time, which
had affected his mind and induced him to commit the
melancholy act.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin notices the trip OF
the schooner Nebraska which left that port on FRIDAY AZ
p NJ and Buffalo on ruDday evening a. II ~
NJ The Wisconsin 1t IL the pest tihne e'ei i" -
a sail vessel between the two ports ''
The Pickens IS. c. Courier learns that Miss
Mary Nc Daniel District in attempting to stop the
mill MIR sharp was caught among the machinery, and
rbsd 10 death body could be rescued from
the machinery awfy mangled as to present no
human trace.
Thomas Davis, the Conductor of the freight
train west from Pittsburgh killed at New Brighton
nhio on the lie uncoupling the of the
train when his foot caught the raihug and he
thrown under the wheels OF the car which passed over
him killing him instantly.
The u s. Mail steamship Humboldt sailed :
from York the 2.th. for Southampton and Hayrs,
with 1870 passengers and S6S 4s3 T3 Among the passen
were Hon. Lewis Cass, Jr, Charge Affairs. the
family of Geuersl Dix, Capt. wyman, u s NJ and tho
Rayel family
1t is said that there is project under con-
deration in New York Of establishing simultaneously
jgpt stock basis, three papers at Phadel-
pha, another at Baltimore and third Boston to be
under the OF James Gordon Bennett editor
of the New York Herald,