New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30


Some Of the British newspapers have held, snA still
hold different tone very probable that Mr. Ev
eretSsvisws are correct
viii be srprising event in British history to see
M ss as. ~ t,t ys ns oa', In snS ease, ner nssS
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business Itsme and xtvsr News.
Prom ST. LOSS p-psu q ana asd.
FAILURE OF PRovIs,os Houus--aa~ehnsst Of Puk--ss
Yesterday morning news was reoevsd in this city hsk
Csssaru provision usaies Oh ba1inaore naA fAaied
ns s'esmsa es hrcsc "a zen yse IN POT sea nse on
poaid 20 easks s .. snou'a = ana anss Va o
whom it appear the house Of Cas.ra va indebted The
pork vas shipped rom Peoria by the tne aceonns
Oh tne oassards, ana was destined ioL
The Keokuk trade has opened WITH shima-
ton al the packets 90 and cone Eoxdse with psss1s
gers ana loaaea 70 tne goards Miln irsasn Ms.enaa
nom .ns Upper Asn''Pp, are N ene Guy - shess HM
oers, and aer long dni season every cry, soHn anu
'prss ~sS, !. .ul'y y,'s .sp.esen'ss re ,-s
TosAcco.Ine sale ysesefaay comprised nine.een 1S
heads Arrivals are on the incrssss and IN sho:s
nifty 20 one nnnmee nossnesas wl os knocked ey.
re- ps Sp.n ws'' Is .. 9a...'.s
,ld the baltimore and ONO haroad was made on 49,
day Five tons OF dew-rotted went on board the ste.
railroad to Baltimore. S' y 'a-'A
Maoss ZOE h, sseams. ~ I'm aaneoe I Hg
h ami ronnc;i RIns ami tbsnee o,sr Iand ~ .i,so
n;e $50 '--''~ ~, - - -.
''s 10 ca -. -
ronnd sold on the Illinois river delivered here A az ri
and axe The same meat yss purchased some weeks 10
AT 10 hoc round -
-. pre-, ,rn A wear a, tvro since this vas
most excellent market for Tar Pitch and Rosin but ii has
fallen IN and now not one bat The anantitv N either can
he sold
We r,o;cse .rotIar arrival fro,,, N.vOrtes,s
afy barrels by the Pacific yestaray The article Il
much higher here than IL either ut NevOrleans OF Cn
susAn stock sugar In this city Is quite heavy
some estimate II ashlgh as lssvo hnos.-
The steamer bannsr otsIe, oown Hom tne nAsou nves
'o,uay' u'Ds' ~ ~, ossss :. ''Ap =
since noon Yesterday Il hss come up about our nchs
The weather i warm and favorable The Illinois Is In
fair boating order to Lasalls and the Upper Mississippi 70
heokus p - M ,e ooaups cou.,on M. ~ 70 Lsnns
ara between nine and Ten feet in ths channel a +
| Tn.,s,pxr BoArs ron THE M,s.ouR,-The Fanpv sprp
hawk Bunker Hill No. 8, Ne Plus Ultra, waIk-intha~
Water and Alton are a Up ior the Missouri river H.
~ mnItiniy aue :" 'nA' . '1 "
propI. RnnerA s;sna,,b frc,nn Cant Ro..rs ~ tba
Belle Gould that this eye-sore obsruction
the navigation Of the Inois Is broke and the Bells
oouu ia pee ue'a'nea eseiAi hours IN consequence.
Li, mua r o On th.;r s S Laceis,os sna @ Y. e
expected Tomorrow or next day They have over 5000
pigs Of lead on board and in barges
AGRousD.-The Elvira is still high and dry aground
near 81 Joseph sne ooana 70 Ooancii bnns sna ran
'sroun1 .on'o sea 1-y' y W. 49, s'.se
x;S,. IuSS ; u1r t ta IN No,, - -. - - =.
partially loaded The Iowa has very little freight
The steamer Newton waggoner down yesterday morn-
ing from the Illinois river discharged at Alton 71Oz
| ourheiS wneat ios 'ie Ai,s u ' e'S'
Inc steamer % nns sons i,s,, " SSoss .as o ~
Missouri river trade
| Capt Prices new boat, the Garden City to have
| left Pittsburgh for this city yesterday
SoIp-The Hinoo has been sold to Can't SilaS
Wright and others, of Keokuk.
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NOVEL Law suirs.-st Louis papers Of late data
state that noye suit pending before Justice Johnson
OF that city The parties are Charles Stewart plant
and John H. Flemmng defendant, and the ofgiA19 ~
suit as we understand the circumstances are e
Mr. stewartannounced his intention cf hsing rn1 70
dive assurance to the statement, NJ sswsrt = =
[ M- F,.,,,;n,, . tan dollay vest n tAs ,.IiS3
agree to pay the minister's fee. Thenaas4r
to- and the vest ordered and delivered to Ms Meaning
subsequently Mr. Stewart WIS married and he - -
minister "ho oAs'sssa - ..e -, -
being demanded OF Mr. Flemming, ne refused 70 psy,
Another suit instituted upon equally novel grounds
| -, = = M, GA. .;....; co,r,s TT. ,-;ao- of
Professor hnAei mas prousus SUI. wy -
st. Peters cnuren i0r vioA',ns % NJ a. a., =
nusoaua -. cs.ko,;. n,,;n.grmnd In that
sr,osing that he was member of the
city, the trustees surprising .na. -. ~
Oa,nonc ohufcn un =. ,,,s chr;st;ar rs,;g;o, ~
was ordered that his remains lie dinterred aud removed
y, norto of the ward not consecrated which order was
"" Poi"on " w. ~, r..-.... ua.;.... : ~
complied with. Ihe fresmeh anu Is'ns, s'ssy, Ne's :.
which he member ascertanins what had ocousrse
| n d
| - - ~, a,.iu. and eonyeyed them to
| ceme'eiy' 'Anuineu ~. ' .s .n,sr.a ayaiusk
another graveyard The process w" e :.
those who first disturbed the body
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CoNsrupcr,os or rx CofvAeE LAws.--Copgress hayiix
| .,,, -, ~ coar.uo Laws and IN ,liffrrent
essen'iahy aheieu 'a' 1-e.H oee :. -. . -. I
acts contradictory In some respec's Az n"s peoe ~
ascertain what construction the Mint w give
70 IN. ,,ws The following information IL given by
| ~ -. ~. n,a.,a. 80 ,n II u;,t .t phi,adsl
~ Echert ESD; Dneesor oi tno y. o. s''"' ~
pba, in reply to a letter from Messrs Adams Co.,
Ist The new currency and coinage laws relating 10
SILVER coins Cractons Of dollar 90 into Operation
April lst lrhe Mint has already bought large Of
silver to have fair start and Of the new coins VIII
"a seirnorape of x of uer cent is to be charged