New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

The printers Of Boston are TO have parade
and target excursion the l9th inst.
Seven thousand barrels Of -four were sold in
Nashville on the 7th at s. 80. f
signorina Soto had n crowded benefit at the
Louisville theatre on the 9Th
Mrs Ann S. Stephens, the autheress, has
pufchased country residence IN Pratsville, n. Y.
The ntd States stock redeemed for the week ending
tns eth amounted 10 81 LOCO including the Holland
ioaa
The Empire City sailed from New York on the
for iayana and View Orleans with rs passengers 145
" which arc. destinedto this port.
seizure Of 500 kegs Of gun powder, lying
sSe a ~, nearss re sAe foot of Broad street vas
Lewis q. Hamersley, wealthy and respect
ed merchant - View Yok aisd in that s,ty on 7tb
inst at me advanced age Of eighty seven years
The whole amount Of contributions tn the
Wsshngton ss received at the Crystal Palace up
Mrs. Vickery, widow lady, committed sui
cid. at Lowell on the 81 inst By haosng hsrsf With
akeiu Of yarn The cause If the act a unknown
Julian gave concert ut Metropolitan Hall.
Ss~ York, 6n the sth he was on bis way to Phaadel
phia from Boston
Mr.. A. Hymen, late proprietor Of an exten-
siye clothing store in Chatham street New York hung
himself in that city on the 1th inst.
The Emperor of Hayti has decreed that all
tbies tet4meots and other Protestant religious books
shah he admitted into his Catholic dominion uty free
Mr. Samuel B. Appleton, merchant tailor,
committed suicide in Williamsburg the Tth by shoot
ing himself in the head with bosed pistol He leaves
4 wife and three small children.
stabbing affray occurred in South street
New York on the Ith during which man named Dennis
Collins received wound in the abdomen from knife
which ne ssnnot survive.
The schooner Advance, captured by the
oop Of war Johe Adams, for being concerned 10 the
slave trade has been condemned BY the U s District
| Court. now in session at Norfolk
A new comedy of three acts entitled ssLove and
! Mcr 2 -
lacks Theatre New York the evening Of the ssh and
~as received with great applause.
The Opera Of 90 Massoniello' has been very
succssul at Nbo and has been remunerative ths
managers tha It has been continued long beyond the
usual opera season
In consequence Of the election of the Maine
rt cs sasmsr- nearly all the tsve-ns in that
arigid eniotcement of the sunday law
Emigrants from Europe continue to arrive at
NV isrk s n m, srsa. N. auoer; The William Fell from
on the 5th with loo passengers.
Mr. Oliver, who had charge Of the American
Department in the Crystal Palace found in the
woods at Harlem. New Yors the 5lh having committed
suicide by shooting himself
There are twenty-four Catholic churches in
the city Of New York and vicinity and nine
At eighteen Of these churches the English language
preached five the German and the French language
Mr.. John Wade was run over and killed by a
stage, near the Crystal Palace. New York on the 9Th
while assisting his sister into omnibus appears tn.
horses attached to the stage had become frightened
of.
Rufus Choate, Of Massachusetts,, in conse
4ueneeof the decacy Of his health has been compee,
10 announce publicly by letter that his medical advise
peremptory prescribes abstinence from all kinds Of pub
lie speaking except in the natural tones incident
! Practice.
/ The Boston Transcript says that plan fol
enlargng that city by snneIing all the within fy
miles and thus making it equal n size and population
the third city in the United States will be presented
the early consideration Of the Legislature OF Mas
Il this movement should be successful the consolidate
city would be entitled to hundred representative
the State legislature