New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-30

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hundred thousand dollars worth Of gold ON freight and
| $4,000 In the hands Of passengers.
Railroad Collaboration Of Life.
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dreadful accident occurred on the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ut Cumberland Two trains came in collision
ana locomotive and several cars were precipated from
the bank to depth Of one hundred feet Ten or fifteen
lives were lost and number of persons were badly in
h,rsd.
Late from Buenos Ayres.
New YoaK March 90
Advises have been received from Buenos Avres to the
10th I1anuaryl The city was still besieged The Cover
nor had sued proclamation requiring all citizens to
take np ems and assist in driving of the insurgents
Business VA suspended and produce scarce.
EqJHTHER BY TEE ASIA.
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LUX, MaEen 70
nacn e~s''snens eA's's ~ VAN resaro 70
Of executions have taken place at Pesh and Mantua
those 70 % hanged :. tns latter place were draz
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teiegrapmc ospstcn om NAPLES states that an at
tempt mas Deen "aos 70 assassnate King Ferdinand,
"ncn ~ sefy nsAl os'ns sucoess Inc assassin used
gun IN sne ne osAl HUH WINCH struck the King
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aitfeporssu y a"- iA'e. essl's o'ao''ion
cenatofaA <roceeuings.
| WAsHINGroS, March 20.
The resolution providing for an investigation Of the
charges against Gov Ramsay and others with regard
frauds in the payment money to the Sioux Indians
been laid the table There have been many more NOM
nations confirmed, but none important
L Ohio River--6teamboats ~
p,rrsurseu Marcb or
There ia now feet water in the channel and the
stationary u -7N
LOUISVILLE, March 25.
The steamboat A. L. Shotwel has departed for New Or
leans and the georgetown has arrived from that place
PirrsBuRcH March 26
The river has fallen one foot since last evening" and
there is now only seven feet water In the channel
The steamboats, Chancellor Magnolia and Mary Hunt
have departed for Neworleans,
at. I,ouis Marlets
sr Lor,,. March %
There are hut few sales Of provisions I'm the art ,ha
receipta mostly oonu forward Four Ia in s;r asna
nj Al ~ /. a bb for superane Corn has sold ot
N hnsbel and oats ah aac what 7ossoo n 49,,
and a5c for choce lots Mess nork sIa 1srs d
mi .eulk ,neats are ouoted at 4 and - u ~ 81.
shou,ders sides ana hams Lard ss7sKc n n ~ n.
whishy 176a171.e "a gallon Hsmo declined and :, !.
active a. 400 to 500 River rising N'N 90
'0SeAmooats rassan8.
VickssuRe, March 90
The following steamboats, have passed here during the
last "a hours bound for New0rleans The Belle Key at
O'Clock yesterday morning the Harry Hill at last
ing the Gunare at IL last night the Jacob Farley at
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Government OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rusk
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henry vssey, 81 Pennsyvana, as Consul ut Havre Of
Henry b. Dewey Of Pennsylvania Consul at Para Bra
I'll Of Hamilton Stewart a. Collector at - Tax.s
ana ~ Greer w Ca,,w.,l . s.nsr,n,.na.u. ~ Nj.
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