New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-27

Col. Schauler, late of the Boston Atlas, has
become the editor of the Chicago Tribune.
Billiard tables, ten-pin alleys and bowling sa-
looms have been prohibited in Madison, Ind
The number Of deaths in New York, the week
ending the 18th, was Alb.
Up to October Is, So .40S 06, had been con-
tributed at the Chrystal Palace to the Washing
ton Monument Fund.
Eight hundred Thousand dollars have been
subscribed in single county in Florida, to the
Savannah and Pensacola Railroad.
At the Annual Fair, which recently took
place at Dayton, Ohio, 100000 persons were
in attendance
Mike Walsh Is said to be recovering from the
injuries received at the hard shell ratification
meeting in New York recently.
Mr.. Anderson, the popular English comedian,
arrived in New York on the 10Th inst. by the
Atlantic.
The receipts Of the Washington and New Or
leans Telegraph Company, for the month Of
August, 1858, amounted to $11 ,S12 O6a
The city of Bremen has declared its accession
to the Convention with the German States, for
the extradition of fugitive criminals in certain
cases. -
Mrs Emma b. Coe, of Buffalo, N. Y, has
pursued legal studies for some time, and will
soon be admitted to the bar Emma r. Coe,
Esq
Mrs. lydia Miller. who shot one Of the hands
on board steamboat at ST. Louis, for taking
improper liberties with her, has been honorably
discharged
The corner stone of new monument to the
memory of General Brock, was laid, with ap-
propriate ceremonies, on Queenstown Heights,
cansua' on 'ne io'h inst.
Three men have been arrested, charged with
the murder Of Catharine Quigley, near Jamaica,
Long Island, and committed to prison to await
examination.
Mr.wm Bard, one Of the founders of the New
York Life and Trust Company, died at Staten
Island on the 18th inst, in the seventy-sixth
wear Of his age stf
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hnt there az Sar areatsr nnu,Hsr who so,Io,
bash ,v;tbout ary 1assi;r., q. eli -o -oiio"
WIN. Barker, convicted at Worcester Mass, of
mnrderlng n m w,.e, e. nas Deen sentenced to one
hung on such day as the Governor NAV anpont
$500 ~, ~,
kELic.-Ine "neenng Times speaks Of o
family relic IN that city In the shape OF look
ing glass, rnio ooo mas oeen Ie'ainsu IN tne Iami
Y ior nearAy IVY years ~ Is almos' without
m ;,. :. p,..;ao h
,.j;sts 81 ,n.r a. tba w;,if,,I rnnrdor of Ns.I
i.soseu p en -. ' h..I,.1 $3.50. a..h
y.s ~ 80 sc .re IT,. " ~ aet tha
~ thy h eIsns .no o' 49, bo ostad
Paf.es' po'n 'ouns '"'n' Ha'e 'een A'e
The bridge spanning the Potomac river at the
Point OF ROCKS is nearly nnisned' ana is open
for transit. The superstructure Is OF wood'
i4OO feet long, with double track, resting on
seven stone piers and stone abutments
Accounts from Kingston, ( Canada. state that Jer-
nv the fugitive slave died there on the 10th inst
Several Of the abolitionists who rescued him
from the bonds of the United States authorities
have to UNDERGO trial for that offence.
~, -. oe.,. ~ ,..u.a4 - w..h
;,tnn ~ I3,S havn .;s;,aa aW ths Nor,h.
ern navy yards He Expresses himself highly |
gratifed with the observations he has thus had
an opportunity Of making in the course of his
tour
Gentle reader. IL YOU have a remarkably
strong Constitution, YOU may read the following,
INT II NOT we bep of YOU to pass it over:
If a cirar makes man Ill, will o cheroot
meds a Man.ilIa2 TPunch.
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portion of his mnskets to the Turkish doye yer