New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-11
sengers

Balize at 2 o'clock A. NJ day.
The United States brod The following pas.
sengers: si
From New Rork--Miss Susan Bell, Mr. Thomas Bel
Captain Hsaton Miss Anne Heaton, Miss Mcyitte. Mis-
dren, MI David Ray and lady Mrs Penseglove, Mr.
McCarty Mr. Hartkoft Mr. John stranuon, Miss Moss
| Miss I II Moss Mr.. Geo Moss, Mr. Glockmier. Miss
Rodgers Mr. Fsber, Mrs Lord Mrs easily and son, Mr.
Holland lady, two children and servant Miss NJ Loro
| Der Mr. De Montrond, Mr. Robert Lee.
j From Harana-Mr Herandey, Mr. Comes, Mr. Mille
4 and MI Renin--and 12in the stesrsge.e
i Louisiana Interior.
.We learn from the Claiborne Advocate that
Election held on the Gath ult., to take the
the people on the propriety of laying a
laid in the construction of the Vicksburg,
5veport and Texas Railroad. The majority
gainst the. proposed measure was II.
A fatal case Of yellow fever had occurred at
Minden on the Oath ult.
From the Baton Rouge Comet of the 9Th inst
we learn thAt the sugar-planters of that parish
had commenced taking off their crops Some
had commenced grinding.
The yellow fever has entirely disappeared
kQm Rodney, Miss.
nrrrNs. The Tribune of the 9th inst,
<ogtality Of Mobile Huctuates SO
day that one can predicate
1t, except on the presump.
Blieye. however, that with.
is very little sickness
places which have
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me
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vi ACCIDENT ON Friday morning tie
kl6WSs on its way TO the city, when shortly
xfter passing The Turneryille station. the fore
|swh1sls Of the tender were thrown off the rails
Lby. q chunk Of lightwood that lay across them.
The train. Vas speedily stopped when it was
found thu axle. springs, erc., were injured, and
some,pt ller4 rifling damage done. After short
deNntionsrae cars resumed their journey and
lareed thar passengers AZ the terminus all safe
anRsound' though ? trine excited by the event.
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The Memphis Wing OF the "a instant says:
The sickness at points along on the river be-
low here continues quite bad as we learn from
the officers of boats up yesterday, but it is abatl
ing. There is considerable fatality at Napoleo(
but it is not certain that it is yellow fever,
though many so pronounce the disease. Sod
ten deaths occurred there last week, among
population Of two hundred, most of which were
quite sudden.
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THINGS IN WASHINGTON From the Star "
of the Sd inst, we select the following:
IT, S,a,L...6;., Tha.,ro..,o. ef tho H.,
Tho,,,as Rariv r. VI r Wash;nr,an s . d,,n
- a. -. 80 nar,;,5s 90 .ha. ~ ~
- IA pas g., ~ seanansl;. w. ~ 70 s.
ss,aro so,,rt,v Nh g IL An, hands of I h;s
Sr;a,ds /" Cararal Roy,v ia a centloman ~
some rcr'y 'nrse or ,oui years VI wv whose
neasy ngure' ra.ner ansiiue by 10 =. uiess anu
sedate couhtenahoe gso n'' appea, w, sonie-
wnao oluer cas., WIFI @ 49, s na,u
as the very presence os smo paS', ~. Jaioel
o. the H9use " Ca.,.ss " W: Ias
STATES. nc nus IGN IN .ves wv, 9.nu'
iyier sen. wi. aey se ~ ~ sn ~ ,
snougn oomParnuscv youns' NJ ~ one u 'ne
iatners OF inc mouse.
Z .ystc Recrufs-So great has been me I'LL
hculty OF late IN obtaining recruits for the
army, owing to the ruling great demand and
high prices Of labor everywhere in the United
be compelled to make the matter leading sub
Jet in his first annual communication to Con-
sress. from tne ois. o. Augus. 10 the ooth
= W. .aAe a -, any mere oosa" ~.
army has been put upon the ertended neace
requiring seventy -four men to a
company which may be serving at Western
ronter, or otner sar olstah. posi- aroin .aelr
';as of nv nuhl - saryes reoaire the nresence
- . - X ,rta,a arsn, ,h;rtaar art "a tha
whole fifteen regiments-on Western frontier
service. So, perhaps, a thousand recruits are
required; whereas, hardly handful can be
obtained with the most active and unremitted
sxertions.
Mr., SouLE's RECEPTION IN MADRID, The
Spanish official organ at Madrid, the Herdfdo,
Is discussing the subject of Mr. Soule's recep-