New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03
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NeG York. November The Bank Of the State OF New
York was robbed last night of s37 900.
Harrington, November 1.-The Washington Union of
to-day publishes letter from Caleb Cushing addressed
to the editor of the Boston Post denouncng
coalition Of the democrats and reesoilers in several
counties in Massachusetts, He declares the purpose of
the President crush abotious assures the com
muuty that he (the Presiden will allow his policy
to be shaken by aboltionists.
Washington. November l-Dispatehes have been re-
ceived here stating that party Of citizens arrived
Louis last night from the Plains They belonged the
party Of Maj Fitzpatrick who distribute an
naitie to the Indians They report that Maj Fitzpatrick
has succeeded in making treaties with the Camanches
and kiowas of very favorable character
The United States stipuates pay these tribes
one thousand dollars per for limited number Of
years and in return for which the tribes granted the
United States the right of way their lands for
railroad or other kind of road without other payment
They grant the right OF all eignnts pass unmolested
and consent TO the establishment of military posts mis-
ons etc Throughout their territory The Indians fur
ther to surrender Immediately all American or
Mexican prisoners in their hands for the future
maintain strict peace towards all American citizens
Major Fitzpatrick also obtained several tribes
of Cbeysnnees Arapaches Rcarees and sioux important
amendments to the treaty made by Colonel Mitchell
Fort Laramie. The Indians, throughout, manifested
friendly disposition.
Hunting parties of the Pswnees have been troublesome
tC some Of the emigrants.
The report of the death of Bridges the outlaw
is contradicted
The health Of Fort Laramie Fort Kearney is good
The great Salt Lake mail had encountered a party Of
Pawnees Who after parey with the driver and guard
compelled the party to give their blankets after which
the mail was allowed to proceed.
Nep York Nov 1.-The steamer ocsx has foundered in
heavy gale and thirteen persons who on board Of
her have perished
There numerous other terrible disasters
on the lakes The steamers Southerner Ashaabus Min
wrecked.
There has been alarming accident the Hudson
River Railroad by which hus sed passengers mira
culously escaped.
Mobile, Nov 2-Ths Alabama river is in fair boat
ing order, and several large boats are leaving
The horses are not yet ready for carrying the mail
arrangement between
gomery.
The st. Charles will take her place the return trip
five. papers.
Norfolk Oct 26-Last night returned Californian who
passepgern the Northern light robbed Of $1,000
Another one who had $1,000 in his possession is missing
Boston, Oct. 26-The Canada sailed to-day with a full
complement Of passengers and $3.50 900 in specie Among
che passengers Joseph Bond of Boston, bearer of
dispatches.
The ship Lspund of St johus, for Liverpool is ashore
Oh Prescott and her bottom out, ship VIM sturgis, Of
St Johns for Liverpool wrecked On Holy Head th inst
Prorence Oct 25-One Of the boilers Of the Manches-
ter Print Works in smithfeld exploded this morning
completely demohing the boiler ouse killing two Irish
lads. and slightly injuring fireman, piece of the
boiler passed through the dry house doing considerable
damage but the main building wss not injured. The
works are owned by Messrs. Schroeder Patterson
Netr York, Oct 26-The schooner Citizen, bound from
Wilmington to Boston abandoned at the 18th,
having lost her foremas and being full of water. The
Captain and crew taken of and brought here by the
bark Virginia
Lancaster, Pa Oct 26-Mr Elliott, who made balloon
ascension from Baltimore this morning, arrived here
safely this evening having ade very pleasant trip His
balloon is In good condition.
philadelphia, Oct 26-The hearing of james Green. the
alleged celebrated New York hotel thief took place
day, charge Of rohbiug the Grard House Not being
able to give $4,000 bail, he was committed for trial
Washington Oct 26-Chares lanes has ceased all ed
itorial connection with the Washington Union.
Harrisburg Oct 25-The cotton factory here will be
started again tomorrow. the hands have agreed to
work eleven hours per day.
The BURNED MAns,-The Cleveland Plain Dealer says,
respecting the mail matter DESTROYED on the cars near
tina place few days since
It is most of it due Cincinnati Louisville st. Louis
and other Southern ofices 1t came mostly from Jew
York city includes heavy foreign mail brought
by the Atlantic large portion OF the New York
mattel, consists of bills of goods invoices notes, drats
accepa etc the usual business paper of that
large city which at this Of the
compose the larger portion Of its mails west,
FAnrEE IN Nrw YoRk.-The New York Journal of
Commerce. of the 25th ult., says
We regret announce suspension on Saturday Of
Messr Mathews Fingan Fox highly respectable house
grocery commission business Losses through the
failure Of the sugar reiners Diamond Co. at Bristol,
Rhode Island already noticed together wlth ohe sSss
the West have led to their embarrassment and IN the
present stringent of the market they could
not go on with their payments
The CRoPs-The cotton crops IN this section have
promised pretty full yield to this date The heavy
rain Of Thursday aud Lhnrsday nsn., however must
were open in the fields and the green bols must suffer
considerably The indications are now favorable for
early frost which will cut of the crops very largely Co
lunbus Times I'D ult
CR,sBrsRlEs-Twelye thousand bushels Of Cranberres
were brought this city Saturday nearly of which
met with AN immediate sale to provision dealers They
brought 81 10 per bushei The public will probably be
able get them for about - per bushs Boston Bee a