New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-31

pay feast Poor John Bull does little for the negro
but s @ III s ss (. 81,
@ she end he has been driving a many years
m ss Z ~
ever VIII isss for more rejecting further
Rivss Intslligsncs.
NavroArros .socr TO cIossws have EVER, Indication
now that navigation 10 all ~ upper rivers to bs
m e, z speedy s made IL spssr
Of the last boats down from Keokuk the tenor u
dispatch from the Iinot. river y snothsr col
freezing weather. will completely cut OF further nmu-
nic.tion With either for while Nearly AL these
traders and packets Of every description have sso
winter quarters and We reasonably suppose that
business 50 far ss the upper country concerned Is an
| end. or nearly 90, for the winter.
The isvee was . dull LOOKING neiehborhsod yesterday
The weather vas cold and the pavement frozen and lp
perry But few arrived dursg the day Of the
scsny number but two were from the river with
small and unimporsnt csrgos. But few bosts we're re-
c-iving yesterday Of the number but loading
for New Orleans, for the Illinois and for Cairo
the remaind-r the packets for Louvs and Alton.
worthy Of notice supplies grain from MI
nois and upper Mississippi which have for month
-vee failed almost entirely The only cargoss received
| worthy Of mentioning thoss Of The Dresden and
The packets from every direction becomsg Irregular
in their trips and come and Whenever they Tbs
The Ben Campbell stopped operations some time since
the Prairie state laid for the yesterday and the
but three boats up the Mississippi uuder
stand that Of them viii lie Ksokuk for the VIM
ter Tbs Illinois as dspstch from Lssaie in another
part OF paper Informs ~, coudtson almost
unnsviEabls. asd viii n this weather continues soon
again ai uncertain channel With the urbsd and muddy
tributaries Of tbs Far West aud the Mississippi from this
and still falling The prospects the
encouraging and We may fairly presume that thrse
nation Of nssis.sion in the Of ~uts in he
rivers [St. Louis Intelgencer. 2lst
How Book WAS wRrrrEx-wh.tsver may be said OF
George Lppard, he often writes powerfully In sttsr
the publisher Of his last work. New York: its Upper
and Lower Milon,n Mr Lppard writes follows of
. his satisfaction in the work
This book was the child Of many years.
1t s nnishedit printed In beautiful form-it is no
longer in the dark but before the public and the author
,os' s ~ ~ -, tsts wn sa,sy prds
when clover breath and moonlight through the
.indo.s and loved ooss s.s .a;ohi1s By S side IS
= he alone, writing writing-though the same snow,
visible from his window, shone white and cold upon the
graves his beloved. Began in winter when his Christ
mas heart circle Of home and its joys-ths book
ended q still summer night in desoiste house BY
n bsreaved hearth, when there one but him to
}, hear the sound Of the pen Aud Is 1t egcsm In him,
e forth think of these things, and fol-
low yearnnsy its fate!
lie The sHoorrse AFFAIH NASHVILLE, Kr.-Ths Cincin-
Columbian gives the following particulars of the
fatal ARRAY between Richard H. Collins, Esq editor Of
the Maysville Eagle and Mr. Dobyn resulting in the
death of the latter which has been reported BY tsgph
y 1t appears that days since the Eagle edited by
Il similar nass
supposed have been written by Mr. Krk associate editor
of the Courier. MI Dobyn, relative OF MI hnks met
Mr. Collins at point known as Crittsndens corner IN
Maysvis on Friday afternoon and producing whip,
A, raised it. saying he would cowhde him Collins told
OF to strike him when Collins fred bis pistol the
ball passing into Dobyn's forehead The wounded man
was immediately conveyed to physicians ONCE eose BY
~ where he died at o'clock in intense agony within
couple Of hours Of the time he Collins .though
In had not been arrested when the Boon left Mays
vile Saturday night. Very little sympathy was ex
On pressed for Dobyn by the community he having
Of declared ne woua puone'y eosnde ~ H SI "
H. -
TO sHAMESuL IMPOSITION ON AAisAANis H w"
Last evening several e"izr~a's' ieceny Afea " NsN
~ YORK cams 20 tne EmisranS Soce'y mouse Win cum
paint that themselves and number OF others mad come
ew to Phisdeipns uudef tne ioiowins circumstances
ed An advesemsnt ID tns ne. iol. sun, oie. sns. !.
sr Ra,roads ia Pennsyvapis lwsges nine rhilngs pei
dsy with instructions to apply to the advertiser Or
ge place mentioned and that the payment Of
tney would oe ~ DIT; pa'H nrcs -" 81 16
and another directing them to Daniel Barr, taverr
keeper this city On presenting themselves to M
authority and that he had no work Tor them fhaass
&c pnia Register, |'a-
ing An administration suit in reference to the estate
It'd Byron is pending in London The only question
, discussed were as 70 the iigols ., eeIsan pei w
claimed against tne Psr'es en'reu c = sno ~ ~
s cniehy as 70 lntees. anu sosss An i is s ~
~ ~ .ne .ae1 80 - us ,,i.,. ,s,.sv ~ 81 nsn h.
H.; queahed 10 Byron oy sneney ihs "a l IN ~
come 70 tne hno~ieuse " .ue eAreueols " Ao
~ since the come n nc ISn, VI .ue P. - :, .tt
to vas aa'sa suns % f ,,,d; - ~hch r. nrocssdsi
rds follows thing to STATE which Is tbs
the from this decline the ones OF acting
h hs executor IN TINS respect anu sss ~ u M ~ ~
a.a un WIN uis ieA.s -, eaacv ~ 90 az
rato ster tnee va ~ .h;.s. ourss dsci,s nd II
aro Whlcn ne M" ie. Ia II Iii IN =. ,Sts vsIid and s,s,
1sd more 50 .na, ~ - - n-,hn, h.nnanin, 10 m
n;nb TINS usncy eias - -, - .,.i,,s ~ yo,rs .v
rom my neirs may We i"s''N ~ n y
mai anu uuy' -
A rur Moruv, ov orss, y,eroKr..-rhe Duchess
MIN Kent mother to the Qneen has annual allowance
ego oo0 besides sundrv Residences rent free While
AVN ,.. 49,. ...,,,.n,,,. % n. .rovn fytt
,;on ueus"'eA VS. ~ fe
10 go 600 year but when Victoria became Queen sse
~ 10, hsr u,mras opav the Melbournr Min