New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-02

CosFrcrror oF srasSo.-The Phiiadsfphis perers COO
tain account Of The last days trial Of Arthur srring
Wm Mann, the counsel for the State, summoned up
he evidence for the prosecution, and followed by
Joseph VI Doran, for the prisoner In his
apesssd % the psner 70 cSo ~ srms us but
he had been met with the most fTveus proteststions Of
nnocence and was instructed b. M client e rspeat HE
reservations to the jury Mr. D. then criticised the sons
testimony tohow That not corroborated by that Of
the other witnesses He claimed the benefit Of doubt for
his client.
After recess until three O'Clock Mr. Reed Attor-
General closed the srgueut for the prosecution He
women and the Two infants In by the assass 10 perish
in the burning house.
The charge to the jnry was then delivered by Judge
Allen and the jury retired until right o'clock AZ
gbt O'Clock they into the Court and gave 10 ths
verdict Of Murder in ke FIRST segree' The court ~,
when the verdict was given spring received With,
difference and took of his hat and eheered whsr
the officers taking him from the souvt tn,
crowd replied by terrific groans and meBaces.
At aesebraiion in Cleveland On the nth Of st. Pa
tricks day Of the principal speakers and toasters
Mrs VI NJ T cursr. Her speeches published iu full
IN the clevelsnd Herald yery good speeches they
too Here Sthe conclusion osors:
have Perhaps said thsaI ought ON this occa-
sion but mnst b paroned Tr trespassing yet aoment
your land has suffered foreign foe L has s<sd
from the foe voluntarily to your ovn kus
Z The ata @s fss aasss sssla1s Sc e o ss ::
doubly degraded by the accursed cup. But : uirhfy
patron saint has slain many foul monster by fsm-
pcrance Pledge which brings with its benign nnuenee
tbs elf made mspiac The etarts oS tbas yo s @ =
os aa itea nv t ~ bs gst an nsv
but here his blessed footsteps have been foIoweby
frsisnd fas iii one great want you v,lI nsrac, :.
i'll name it here. Had her the fhrfff and
sn Il mite ~ y, onnrssio ~ ~ ,d ~; y, - - .a
place among the nations Woman there, elsewhere,
M mad ufo
join in these fesyities il Is NO hoo~ voe. ~sS r
We bid you welcome 10 our shores sns ,.ss ~ ~ Ss
the pecear eIsmeats Of your conadio~ asusrpys 49,
TO aid Us in achieving the great obssis n hns,..sS
vS Ssxso.srs 'nfoesn 'hs fass
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THE LAKE surzRIoH Corrxa MIsgs-The latsst nsvs
- - 'ne pr0aeea CO..
peii nsniy 's'.Ascsoy 20 many Of Iae mmng edvea-
turers Inc Chn Mine has been worked to ths
uas. copper At the potion than bas ,sr go = -
intermediate point OF the Minnssot. mime the Bo.soa
Post has this account;
500 per share or seo0o Tor he ghoe saine Ih,,t -
wears since the stock was offered To tie mners - q
share and refused by them 1t has since vondsrfuy in
sons 450 tons ready for shipment II has
since been obtaining from 50 to rs tons per month By
copper worth fully $soo000. Allowing 50 per cent for
expenses of all Sorts it pay dividend in Januasy
100000. 90 8,
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dent Pierce Minister Peru . Of the late Hpu
Joseph Clay Of Phadephia formerly the leaders
Of the democratic party in that city which he had
time represented in CongrsS. In 1890 when Gen Jack
appointed John Randolph of Roanoke Minister 70
Russia young Clay was chosen Secretary Of Leeattou
wilkins, and subsequently he was himself appointed
Charge daairea BY Gen. Jackson- Upon the aooeslion
Of MI Van Buren, he was st his own reque. transfred
to Vienna and Afterwards BY President Polk to Peru
snaS on tne estAousnmens VI uu mi9sson 70 kefu NJ
We. immedissely nominated a. Minister By Mr. fnlors
tnougn - nomnsuon was not acted on ~ tng Heu
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seSo,sr spesSinx ths french dsTmsn. 1.S.S sS..S
Russian languages and to be the most yeter.n
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