New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-01
DAILY CRESCENT.

Writing editorials this warm weather is about
as hard as mauling oak rails with an auction
GERS mallet.
The Home journal styles the rioters who were
knocked from the pulpit by Father Gavazzi,
vigorous droppngs of the sanctuary"
Three hundred and forty-two licenses to re-
tail liquor have been granted in the 18th Ward,
New York, in which the Crystal Palace is To-
Gated.
Over forty couple were married by the diff
ierent sitting magistrates in Cincinnati during
the past week. Rather warm weather for mat
rimony.
The Postmaster General and some other Off
GERS Of the Government have taken quarters in
Union Hotel, in Georgetown during the hot sea-
son Office, seekers, keep OF
The New York Tribune says it knows that
Mr.. Augustus Belmont, the recently appointed
Charge d'Afaires to the Hague, contributed
more than thirty thousand dollars to secure
Perce's election,
John O'Fallon, an old and very wealthy citi-
zen of st, Louis, has been made President Of the
North Missouri Railroad, just organized. The
total means already at the command Of the
company, exclusive of State aid, are 1868 900
Of which half million is the subscription of St
Louis county.
John B. Cough, the well-known advocate Of
temperance, has been invited by the London
temperance League to visit England In reply,
he says he expects to leave Boston in time to
reach London on the lst of August, and will
return to the United States by the middle Of
September
SAD SASrALTY.-Ye sterday morning Joseph
liutrup, carpenter, engaged Mt work ON the
new front Of the Louisville Hotel, Main street,
by mishap fell from the top, or fifth story Of
the building to the cellar below, and was hor
ribly mangled and mashed. lie WIS taken out
insensible and died in few moments He
leaves wife ana child. Lou. Courier, 22d.
Tho Network Commercial Advertiser supposes
that the charge Of admission to the Crystal Pal
ace will by fifty cents during the rush of the
first four weeks, and that it will subsequently
he reduced to TWENTY-FIVE cents. One Of the
conditions upon which the New York Corporation
granted the lease Of Reservoir Square to the As
ISOLATION for five years, was that no single
entrance fee should exceed fifty cents.
The Whalesman's List says that the bark Fa-
yorite, Capt Pierce, just arrived at Fairhayen,
from three years cruise, has made one of the
most profitable voyages on record. The total
| amount Of her eatchings is 1900 barrels whale
| oil, $50 barrels sperm oil, and - 900 lbs, Of
| bone. The most successful whaling voyage, and
the one which amounted to the most money, is
that Of the ship Montreal, Capt. Fish, recently
arrived Al Ne8 Bedford. She was absent thirty
tw1 months ana fifteen days, and during thai
time she obtained cargo which sold on her re-
turn, for -1a6,O23 -.
day OF two since some thirty or more abo-
rhymes Of the Onon1aga tribe, consisting Of
| lndi.. ns, SWANS, and pappooses having heard in
| some way Of the monument Of Logan IN the Fort
| Hill Cemetery, Auburn, \ y, went 10 that
place to satisfy their curiosity, and visited the
! grounds to see the monument erected by the
| pale faces to the memory Of an Indian Chief
| They stayed around the towering lie for ar
hour or more They gazed with their stole look,
| and unmoved countenances on that token to the
memoir Of one of their kind, and undoubtedly
| secretly felt national pride that the Great
Spirit had prompted the present generation o
| pale faces TO an act commemorative Of an Indiar
| brave whose name is identified with aborigina
greatness
THREE BoTs DROWNED WHILE BArHlNG.-W,
| learn from the Marlboro tNid.) Gazette thai
| three promising little boys were drowned in th'
| Patuxent River, near Governors Bridge, il
| Prince Georges county, on the evening Of thu
2oth ult,--Thomas, aecon1 son Of W W, W
| Bowie, Esq william second son Of Mr.. Rich
ard = Mullikin. and the third a son Of Mr. II
Magruder, each aged about twelve years
appears that after school they went into tn
river to battle, and that young Magruler 60
| into deep water, and, being unable to swim, hi
| two companions undertook 10 rescue him, whe
all three were drowned together There was
small boy on the shore at the time, but he wa
too much frightened 10 give the alarm. Tn
bodies Of Bowie and Magruder were recovered
! but that Of Mullkin has not been found