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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
n.1CuICAN SOUTHERN 4 NORTHERN

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN n NUR HEhN
wi INDIANA RAILROAD-On and AFTER FEB y isSA
It'll further notice. Passenger Trains will ran between Cn
e,,o Toledo and Monroe daily except Sundays ~ folows
Chicago for Monroe At y AN ~
CHICAGO tor Toledo At 3. A and sPM.
Toledo tor CHICAGO ats AN and 8 Pm.
Monroe for Chicago st u An -.
IT, Road in eoninnctou with the Toledo and Norssls
~. shore New YORK and Ere, Bufao and Albany, and
Vod~on River Railroads torn the only kalosd ootoh9n
eaten between Chicago and New ORR INV ,,.-
Aso Railroad communication u now opened Oeeween
Cbcaso and Columbus Cincinnati and Pittshnrgn va tOsc
A. I'D Norsak Road which inersects the Mad River ard
Hamilton and DAYTON Roads at Belevps the Mansneis
Rod Al NoDroevie .nd Cleveland Columbus and GIN
,,n..n and Pitt.burgh Roads, 1t Cleveland
JOS. MOORE, superintendent
MskN L r R Ofice. Adrian. Dec ", ~
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A UsrRAIJAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

N Vel hALlAN . Id. AcAhtA OOshA ~
IA Fer PoaT PHILIP. MELBOURNE and sgd
Ny. AUsTRALIA-Ts- H-<rIhssot ae- seS>-a-7ae
GC1DfN ACE see rars -, eon-1s11--, 80 oe Is
patched r n. sh.e rorss ,kSat The sh NAV Tns
3nhsp Of the AID strength sad N every r-st
equsl 70 The Coll'ns Line q >s~sner. sne
prove 70 h h~ ssts steamship the ~ord Her socom-
roSafiou. sar srst and thd class Of pasnssrs s
supersor - any <,aner ever enlt
Rsfr, q PassAre; 49,,
FIEt Cisss Ladies SsOon.
firs Class Upper sAooo- ,s
~ 60. ................ 20
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OrFAM BETWEEN NETWORK and

CTFAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
- GLAsGOW-The q lassow and New YORK steamship
Comp.ny's powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1872
tuns and 90 hor.epo power Robert Crsg Commander vii
sal from New. Y5fk. FOR GlAssow, on SATURDAY. May
81 tt u O'Clock A..
First Cabin saloon State Rooms) ..............so
Frs, Cabin tMidship State Roomsl ............ %
SCof CABIN. ......-.'...' -
Stewards fee incladed.
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT sad FALL
II RIyER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE Capt Wul BrUwB snd EMPIRE STATE, Capt
B@npmin BrzytOu leave alternate days Sundays
.nted from per No n r., The Battery, AZ p ~
~, freshi apply Oh board the Office on Pier No
Freishi 70 Boston forwarded throush With great tls
P4''N' TIsD1LE BORDEN. No 10 and II wsst-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surro-
Of he County Of New Yost hereby nysa % al
ssrsOn having eiams sssnst JANIS ~ GOoDDAf s,s OF ne
cy Of rors isased tho 9Th voucher.
tfsOf hs .sberbef a. ks est,ne No ~ Columbia 81 IN The
CITY To bs0se the t-eh iJ Of sevsmbsf ssft
DATED Ee~ Yort, The ID dsy of msreA 1904
mas ia.eaAss GABRIEL van corr, Adm aistrstds
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Also all kinds Of Gold Chains pure soid "eddIns hlhs
rob Keys snd Seals gold Pen. and Penes gold snd 81 e
fbinble diamond Rims and Pins Bracelets gold Looke
C,apfns Tnr.Rings gold and silver sPect4cles breAst
Pin. F,nFsr.Rinss oliver Fruit Knives sterhns nlyei
spoons Cups. Forks &C. At much lees thAn us asas
pr,o.. Watches and Jewelry exchanged Al watches
Warranted 10 Keep good time, the money retnrseo
.tohe. Clock. and Jewelry repaired 10 the ssf unn@s
Al much less than the usual prices ,,c 49,,
Importer Of Watches and Jeweiry wholesale and reisal
No. III Wallet ID story, Sreadwsy-torrs7rN ~
No. 81 WsllsG
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9nsnranre Companies.

BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE IN
- sURAFCE Co-AD persons boiling STOCK n tbs
stoVe lnsttntion, requested bsye their o>-i6
changed for tnOse Of the HAMILTON FIRE IS5URA NEE
COMPANY by pres, nting them this Office No 5Tryoa-
Ds corner Chsths1nst the name having ben altered
by ofoer, DANIEL BARNES, Secretary.
NETWORK CITY INSURANCE Co.,
~ Ofee, No 20 Broadvsy.-Cepitsl 800 cno-Inss-
Buildings Esreh&Dcse furniture, Vessels in Pors .lS
ber Carsoes add other Property sxzrst oss or danzs
BY Ere.
DIREcToEs
Wm- ". Leland, d. Van WaL Thomas Andrews
Peter e BAKER, Aex snyder, Henry Pike,
Oirtro baneter, 4 stewart, 5. O. 501thmayea,
STEPHEN Crou well Peter Roach |. Smith Hos6.,
A Q StebbrnA STATES y Bel, Samuel B. SEs~,
AHA Nadleigh John l. Deem, l. Hal
James c. Gibbs
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN Prerdsnt
CHIkLys L. CLsREE, secre:aIy
Prom May l, Office 30 Waist corner Of New.
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Co

DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Coin
HI sor1Lce Buildings of Wal and William eta I:
Cfces Noe 10 and II, sr01Dd SOOr.
This COMPANY having their Capital Of $1,000 paid in
m cash and securely invested prepared TO insure
oss and sAInsse by fire Oh favorable terms
The charter Of this Company provides that after paying
interest the stockholders the Of
num- Ourffhs Of the remaining prOhU D. vide1
among the IN scdp bearing interest which scrip
b. reGeemAbe In essb whenever the accumulated pro1
and capital shah amount 70 ri 10000
Jos Gsillsrd. Jr, John A. Stevena 8. Rowland,
JSs. II Waterbury, James Warren, Stephen Whitney,
George Curtis, Arthur LesTy, Dan. 3 Fearing
George T.. Adee. N. ". Hamilton, Vim. VI Rnssen.
Ssm1 V. Hoffman, Denning Dusr, AnE c. Downing,
John J. Aston. Jr., John Steward Jr- q. Lsrnsr
Fred A. DelsDo, Robert 3. Mnturn, George w. Risrs,
James G. Bel. R,uhen Witbera VIM Duncan
Danl Drake Smith. Edward c. Center, Chas n Rnssen
Fred. q. Foster, Josiah Osles- Isaac Townsend,
Peleg Hall RSSsr Hone,
ROBERT s. HONE, President
DUNCAN II. CURRY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
skNIR R. oaice. Adrian, Dec q, 1852
JOHN y. PORTER, Agent, No. lCs Bros.i-at' "

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
N YORK and PHILADELPHIA Direet-U. \. MAIL
EXPRESS LINES-Thruush IN 4 hours-New,Jersry
Railroad wa jersey City, leaving New-fork al aud
and 81 NJ from foot OF Courandt st. Leaves sde
ma .a hours. foot Of Aluut Fare reduced o. - ior
first elAss and g. - tor second class
One line leaves New-York at and A. NJ and and 4
p NJ FAR in and p NJ. IL o. IS IN the A. VI aud
p e. seeoudel ASs IN and A. A. and r VI ~ %
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CdAkLEsrOS
through tickets so IN the above Inca aud through
earned IN sud A NJ. aud y 2. NJ lines nom New
Yoh Passengers with baggage the ferry ID minutes
before the trains leave.
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CPRNG ARRANGEMENT-For NEW

CPRING ARRANGEMENT-FOr NEW
- ARK Fare 10 cents The steamer PASSAiC, Capt. j.
Cafy III on and after Thursday March 81, follows
Leave New. YORK foot Of Barclay St. az o'clock Pm,
Leave Newark foot CT Centre-t at o'clock NJ, land
ing Bergen Point each wsy Freight taken Al EeAsonabs
rates
EOJTR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON aud
Il INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid steamer
SOUTH AMERICA and COLUMBIA viii leave foot u
H.rrisonst every AfernOOd az O'Clock connecting with
s,sEes from Newbursh kInssOs and Catsk and Hadson
and Brtshire R4sroad
TOR ALBANY. DIRECT-The new aud
II MAGNIFICENT STEAMER FRANCIS SKlDDY, Capt fhOs
s Knisbt will leave the Steamboat Pier foot u kosnsoo
81 Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays st o'clock ?.
P.re 81 oeHs For freight passage apply board Of
JksFs MCCULLOUGH. JT- No. " WaTeH-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02

TOR AUsTRALh.-The A Clipper Bark
il THFOXENA having al her cargo ENGAGED, has SUI
peib accommodation for few hst and second eson
Passenger, which will be- taken 81 reduced rates Eariy
arr hestion IL Decpsssry AZ No 90 WsiEst
ANTONIO PELJErIER Proprietor, or TO
OXEEMANN A GRuNEA. CensEn y South-N ny.
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IrNITFn STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY connecting with the PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY carrying the great uoted StAtes
Mail Only through weekly United aAtes Nal Line foI
CALIFORNIA aud OREGON, via AsPINWALb and
PANAMA leaving New.iork on the ath, 18th HNh ana
18th Of each month Greatly reduced prices The splsa-
did double engine United States mail ste ansfp GfOhGlA,
soc tuns burden d Porter. u. NJ Commander, VIII
ssil on TUESDAY. April al O'clock, VI precisely,
from pier At the foot Warrntt North River The ~.
ca &c Mal stssnshp Companys magnificent resner TEN
NESsEE will be readiness a. Panama TO receive tho
Ceorsas mails ard passngeu and sail imtnedateiy TO
san Francisco. The Georgia will be followed, on the 18TH
of April by the double United States mail seashp
FL DORADO, i30 buTden j Findlay schencs,
o. 3 n. Commander connecting at Panama with The f.c
&c Mail Sieams ship COmpany's regular steamer PANAMA
The Pacific Mad steAnsbp Company always top extra
,teaPs" At p-.-.-. e '.snTH riPtFYeasrf dSiITyty
at he Office Of he Companies No. III West OF
Warren. NY.
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MAMMALIAN md bur1sus No 81 BsrelNst
me-, uNnstngs aud W,EdOw shade.
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ph SfS,. .sd PstsIt MsdiCa..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23
Telegraphic.

Mobile, Nov. 22-Ths Eastern niail has arrived bring
ng dates from NewYork Of the 10th instas due
The weather is as hot summer.
There is still but little cotton arriving
Cincinnati, Nov 1.-The jury in tine Martha Washing.
ton case brought in a verdict to-day of guilty as 10
all the defendants.
NesrT Nov I5.-The ship American Union from
liverpool lost I've and rs passengers by sickness
on the passage.
Judge Curtis of the o. Circuit Court. instructed the
Jury in his charge to-day that the law Of Congress forbid
Ii 1g hogging in the Navy and commercial marine pro
hibits only logging by the Cat, and no other way.
letter from DR.. Parker, Secretary of the American
Legation at Canton states that tie Emperor Of China had
lied Fartary and that the rebels within six days
march Of Peku. The fifth brother Of the Emperor
left in charge Of the Empire
Portland, Nov 15Fhe greatest freshet for twenty years
has occurred in the Penobscot river Immense damage
has been done dams RATS The village OF Kendus-
keag had been flooded and teamster drowned
Washington Nov l5.-The amount of Drafts registered
for the week ending Nov Il Treasury S6434T 9j
War s200Os9 79 Navy s92 925 Il Interior or Land,
77g457 10 Customs Ss6lIl 81 Interior S251+3 so
Total 81 1855 so.
PJugiksepsie, N Y, Nov. II Yankee Sullivan and
Tom Hyer in this city tonight having good time
and causing great excitement Il is presumed he has
been et Of jail in Massachusetts, the small amount
If bail which TIE court had named.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

Snrrvxrek-7iso Hatldyed and FVty Lirts Lost-Let-
ters by the overland mail convey intelligence Of the
Ia,neptable wreck Of British ship supposed to be the
Lady Evelyn and fearful sacrifice of life She 74S
tons burden commanded by Capt M'Lellan and the
property of Messrs Herring of Liverpool She char
tered Tor the conveyance OF $50 Chinese emgants to San
Francisco departed in every apparent safety with
her living freight The catastrophe is reported to have
occurred the night Of the 10th July of the eus
ter Of islands known the Typongson in the Eastern
China Sea She quickly went to pieces and out OF 2sl
souls board including the only six European
sailors and twenty Cinnamon saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23
writtsn for the Crescent,
Leaflets of Thought.
THE PIHEsIDE.

IhE FIhESlDE.
The chilly blast is weeping from the North and the
randrop pattsr fast and thick upon rattng window
panes. An it's bleak night. How many wanderers
abroad are homewsrd hurryng, with quic kened pace
TO seek If not tn nd the and comfort Of the Fire
ode Some with reeins steps and swimming brains like
guilty shadows steal from reesinZ hes where madness
regns and vice plays minister TO grim despair tine
hovel toll broken wife and starving child stand SEN
tinels for such Some from painted Of pleasure
turn with lingerings Of regret from commerce,
some from toll from planning from forsskiug,
from hoping from f4inting from life and
some from seeming desth-hurryers a burgers all for
the sweeping blast walls loud and louder and the driving
rain beats fast and faster Nature presses from without
and throws damper On the inner man The songs Of
noisy mirth out of tune the liquid FIRE fails to stir
and heat the stagnaut blood ambition trails her droop
ing wing and wipe the furnishing damp
from of her shining gold
Vain hurrysrs. and all blind supplicants, who
know not what ye ask Do cracking wood and sparks
and smoke alone make warmth? Doth house make home
and sleepy looks the reside Ye have home social
hearth It's winter your hearts and the patering rain
but to your cold and selfish thoughts Man eau
not fly from ssJ change by changing scene As il
thy bed so be thy lying down.
The freside is of the heart alone the heart Of Love
Go to- ambition with thy giIded dreams and winged
bear thysefand SELF alone. to seats Of fame and power
10 10 tncu mercnan plnce ana count again thy trea
sared ngos polished in thy breath prayer Go to Y.
jewellers in rosy wine gainssyer. Of the virgins
light sporters with e's sacred ties Go to vice myr
midons who toy with madness and cling to murder
! your hearts The chill is from within the outward
blast but tells ye, it is So and vain all vain your seek
ings for the resde Ye have not ye know not where
| to seek or find its warmth !!
Yet stay here comes monitor to teach the earnest
seareher after Truth His silver wisdom tell aud
genial smile lights up the pyre of selfhood Passion il
dead but affection dwes within The ediyng gusts bring
no regrets for interrupted joys the wintry blasts weeI
past and leave lingering chill social hearth is his
Love kndles the fire, Affection ministers the fuel anc
Truth lights up the There is home there is
hearth there is re;de for him who lives for selfish
loves or ministers to selfish aims As outward forms
single images of inner truths the wnry blast but tell
the beatngs of the heart and of affections
and loves burned out The hurrying Of life
shut out the wintry day the aabsorbng passion OF tn
soul will sometimes faint and the chill with
| in. Where then shall turn for warmth VIII th
| outward forms Of Truth avail An. no The freside
Of the heart aouethere is heart where sood shape
| the bent of Life
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

Tax FFyER AT ALEXANDRA The Alexandra Dem.
ocrat OF ~ 10th, announces that the epidemic has
not yet leicthat town, although hopes had been en-
erained that it would disappear with the first frost.
advises citizens and strangers to remain away for the
present 1t says There six deaths from fevel
last week and nubsr have been attacked in the town
and vicinity within the last three days We heard O
four yesterday two being Of malignant type
We heard last evening of recent deaths in Natchitoche
and Gampteamong them the superior of the Convent il
the frst-named place =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

MURDER Will orr-1t will be recollected by our
readers that most horrid murder was committed in
sherborn Mass in September last. An aged named
Reuben Cozzens foully murdered in his own yard
All attempts to discover the perpeaor of the deed have
been frutess, till few days since named Soyes
Mann stopped night at the hotel in rockingham
Mass and in the morning accdently left behind
him upon which found spots of blood, which cir
has led the discovery OF evidence which
fully duplicates him in the murder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

NEW ORLEANs AND ONO RAtLRoAp-We learn from
the Psducah Journal there four hundred Ia
orers work this road and the force is daily in
c-sasing Nearly all the timber on the line. in Me-
rackeu, is cut. and the work is going
county The stockholders in Graves and McCracken
counties paying their instslments without
Inus, and the spirit of discomfort which short time
whispered in the counties has ebbed and
IA these sections every bosom is pregnant with joy at the
nAtterng prospect of the speedy c0nsummaon of TINS
enterprise and The advantage to be derived iron The
contractors feel fully ahe complete te hrst ten miles
by thu list of April and eunhdsnt BY the oth OF July
train of cars will be running from Paduc II to Mayseld
TIOusyilla .Inurnnl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

Col WILLIAM scHouLERThis gentleman, who has been
for several connected with the Boston Atlas has pur
chased interest u the Cincinnati Gazette and will here
after have the management Of the editorial department
that paper
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

A NEw SrArE.-The London Chronicle announces the
recovery Of f1sOO from English thief who robbed his
employer and fled TO America states that he fol
lowed to the United States by English detective police
man and traced to place called Geneva in the State Of
3Htnui''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

BUslsEss KEoKUK.-The Keokuk Dispatch says the
business of that town for the last year will fall short
Of eight millions of dollars 1t states that ten firms in
the month of October averaged s17 900 each
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

ADVANCE PRIoE OF ALE.-The brewers and al,
dealers Of Boston have decided raise the price Of Ambe
ale to SO 50 per barrel and that Of Pale ale to 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

FlIE FEARFuL Loss LiFE.-On the night of the
18th the dwelling of named Mullizan at New
Mines eight miles West of pottsville Pa took fire
aud was entirely consumed together with his wife and
four children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

NEw LINE OF OCEAN SrEANERs-Massrs. Reed Wright
Of ST. John propose place upon the route between St
John and Liverpool. line of steamers, to ply
hy-proyided the Provinces will contribute flo0oC
year for years towards the undertaking The prob
ability be that their proposition will be pted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23
Washington.

The following paragraphs from the Washington Star
Of the 18th:
Acting .1sSisiEm CoBlmiSsies Of Susiste1ce-0n the
recommendation of the Secretary War. which has
CopcurTed in by the second Comptroller in consideration
II the necessities of the service and the former practice
ng Assistant Commissaries OF Subsistence in the Army
allowed the additional pay Of $40 per month tbut not
Il the time, the additional ration granted to Cap
tans and subalterns by the act of March ls2 while
ctualy in the performance of staff duty Theegisaton
upon this subject is in state singular confusion,
which ought to be remedied by additional statute
\ Resignation and Rs-appoinasut and Promotions in hs
RerHue Murine Seree.-seccnd Lieut.. Il. j. IL. Handy
resigned
Third Lieut.. Thomas Mofat to be Second Lieutenant
vice Handy. resigned
John Nj Nones dropped at the reduction Of the service
Il April be Third Lieutenant, vic, NJ fiat promo
ted
Second Lieut. Nofst detached from the James c
Dobbinn and ordered TO the Tan.y' at Eastport Me-
Third Lieut. John NJ Nones ordered the = james
nobbiu at Wilmington y, {,
Clerical Changes IA NE Treasury Departments the
Third Auditors office H. Ray Bowie. (Sl29O per annum)
resigned, and Abal Alien Of NeWY ork promoted to the
position resigned by Mr. B.
Lakeland l. Pillow is alss appointed TO clerkship
$1,000 per annum) in the sarae office.
Messrs Raymond. Shannon and Peters. recently
med for eerkships in the Secretary of the treasury
office having been reported fayordbly have been duly
assigned to 3D. I'd and lst class cerkships therein.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

RaLRoAD ACCIDENT MIEacrLous EsCAPE.-A few
nights the from Buffalo for Cleveland
with four hundred passengers while going at the rate ct
forty miles hour. collision with tree which
lad been blown the track The crash awful.
The two feet ia diameter broken in three places
dad shyered as if struck By thunierbolt The loco
motive smashed 70 pieces and destroyed 1t turned
1Ter and three times The boiler broken letting
The steam and scaldu water out aid ii the alarm aud
danger The tender aud tive bsrtge-cars were hurled
upon the fragments Of the locomotive, and smashed into
one common wreck The first passeugercars filled
sth people, dashed upon the ruins OF the baggage
aud engine, III y were badly broken ana turned
altton side no The scsAuiS yp and shouts that filled
the night air. after the accident it is stated were horrible.
The men behaved with clanes and presence of mind
ia MANY cases than the But what is truly
.rfuI AFTER the excite il asc-rtAnea
mat net single passenger ktd or had limb bro
u All more OF less bruised and scratched
Bait sun 10th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

THE BA>E OF EyGrAND The amount of gold coin and
bullion in the Bank Of England at the return dated oc
tobr IS fl4 800 2O6a decrease Of f3ll 2s since
the return OF tha previous week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

TEp BlEoNrss DR. BxnG-This lady gave a concert at
Pittsburgh the l4th and leave the succeeding
day for the South She expected arrive in New
leans about Christmas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

MrRpER ~ MApMAN.-A correspondent of the New
York Tribune writing from Perry county Pa says
rid murder committed in that county thu sth.
German pauper, who insane, had been sent with
two other Irish paupers to the forest wood
after they commenced work, without any provocaon
Whatever, the German raised his and with one tre-
mendous blow buried it in the body Of the unfortunate
lrishman who stood just before. Tho entered the
right shoulder bone passed through the ribs and cut
through to the other side causing OF course instant
death The German was arrested and placed in irons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

THE WEsrERN WoRLp The ship Western World which
went ashore on Sluam Beach, y. J a few weeks since
went TO pieces the sht OF the l4th, Her decks drift
ed ashore all broken to pieces many of which wrap
ped around with dry goods which had composed part
Of the Her bottom with considerable amount Of
iron in it. of sight under 1t is not doubted
that the iron will be recovered But there will not be
sufficient value saved te expenses that in elect
both vessel and cargo total loss The ship was val
ued at SSO000 which there is an insurance To the
amount of $4,000 in four offices in Ne" YORK cargo
valued at about 10000 which nearly quite ali cover
ed by insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
dec2O " Office 75 St. Charles street.
NEW BASIN SASH, DOOR AND BLINI

! FAcIoRH-sAwlNG, TURNING AND planning MILL
Mscan Walnut Cedar Ok, ASIA Poplar aud Cypress
Lumber constantly hand and Newels BUstrs
Ashng Pests and Moulngs Also, Lake and
Pensacola te Brick Sand Lime, Cement received aud
executed with dispatch NJ the Factory, Julia ST. John
opposite the New Basin. toiIiyl JULES A. BLANC,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

FIRE GALrSA, ILL.-A fire occurred at Galena, ILL.,
on the 9th, by which $1,000 worth of property was
DESTROYED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-23

FiRE nS rtr PRaIEtr-During the past week the skies
To the North and Northeast have brilliantly and
beautifully Illuminated 1t is oceasoned by the long
grass burning upon the prGiries Passengers down on ne
ht trains ~ the Alton and Chicago road represent the
j hit as exceedingly grand Easterners particularly To
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