New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-03
VIEWS ~ rELEGR.apH

| AL4BANA ELEcTEoN-.HoHtgomery Ma Au-
gust ]. The election in this elty passed off with
| considerable spirit to-day
The whole wing ticket, in the city, has been
elected ~ m average majority Of 800 votes.
On the Congressional ticket. here Clonton
democrat, heads abercrombe. the independent
candidate about 100 votes. while in Russell
county, Abercromhis headsClapton 200 votes.
MOBILE ELEcr,ov .K35i}e. August 2-Tbe
| democrats have carried their candidate for the
legislature Philips's majority in the whole
county Is about $50 votes
EASTERN Man. Mobile, August 2-The
| eastern mail, due in New Orleans to- morrow
morning, has failed beyond Stockton, Ala.
DESTRUCTIVE Boston, July 24--Two
valuable houses on Concord street. inst erscted
Aad nearly finished, were set on Ere last night
tnf totally destroyed. They belonged to q a
Naymond and were valued at so 900 Threa
iremen were injured--one, named Josiah W
y .'heeler, seriously Samuel b. Ross and VIM.
Lowell we're slightly hurt
LATER FROM JAMATcA-yver York, July %
We have Jamaica dates to the 18th instant
SumeTous daring robberies had been committed
sugar duties had become the subject of much
discussion, The Chamber of Commerce had
been organized for the protection Of mercantile
and other interests. The yellow fever had con-
siIerably abated.
SHOCKING M-RDER-.Netc Har.n, July 25.-
The vile Of Barzillai Bradley, 4 respectable Cit
zen If North Haven, was murdered yesterday
n her house while her family we're absent at
church She wa3 stabbed and cut in the most
.avage manner. An Irishman named Michsel
Jennings, formerly in Bradley's employ, has
been arrested on suspicion
STREET MURDER Bosfon, July p A street
hght occurred last nj ght near the National Thea
IRE, between several young men aad Mr. George
hiI'' OF 1hai iast0n, during which the |. tier
q ls stabbed SO badly that he has since died.
" bro'hef5 namsl Moore have been arrested
for the murder
ihe machine shop, engine. house, and several
cars, belong ng to the Rochester and Syracuse
Eailroad Company, were destroyed by fire last
-venlIg Loss unknown Supposed to have
teen the work Of an incendiary
SAILING OF SrEAMsHIPs-.tetcY York, July %.
L 5. Mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye,
sailed for Liverpool at noon to-day, taking out
$1,000 in specie, and 80 passengers, among
whom are Hon II. B9dinger, L. S. Charge to
Denmark; Lieut.. Maury and Miss Maury, Of
" Washington; Nr. W II. Webb, the celebrated
ship builder; Brown and James Brown, Of
Baltimore, and Mr.. Gilmore, of Richmond
ARRIVAL OF THE CRY OF MAScHEsrER-Phi-
indeipiha. July 24-The steamer City of Man
chester reached her wharf this morning from
Liverpool, bringing 80 cabin and 200 steerage
passengers.
MARI>E DIsAsTER-Le,ces, Del, July "a
The schooner Meriden, Capt. Wood, was cap
sized in squall off Long Island, on the Goth
The captain, his wife, and two men, after six
hours exposure, were taken off by the schooner
Challenge, and brought here last evening
SHIP NEWS --At,c York, July "a The ship
Venice, OF Philadelphia, arrived yesterday from
Callao
NAVAL TELLIGENcE--BaIiim0re July 20.
The l. 5. steamship Fulton and Princeton sailed
on Monday for the fishing grounds.
DEPARTrRE or TIE BALTIC-- Baltimore July
2l.-The I. : Mail steamship Baltic, Captain
Comstock sailed from NewYork for Liverpool
on the 9th, with 100000 in specie.
LORD ELLEsMERE IN BosToN. lord Ellesmere
attended the annual festival of the public schools
at Boston on Tuesday, and made a brief speech