New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-05
VIEWS BY rEIEGR.spH


iB .sfeGED--Sa Saie,p, Jul7 26 4Montevideo dates
the 4th Of June have becn recsiyed here; also
sai'a dates from Bteuns Ayres. The city was
sun ''seged. and guerilla ntests were of daily
oceurrt ee Many have cen wounded or killed,
paTv II, cu.!.aay among the outsiders.
me Nauo'al Congress at Santa re had adopt
eu constitutsu for the coufederated provinces,
N N most respects'ike that Of the United States.
III mas been accepted BY Urauiza, but it was not
Pr'oaoie that the althorties Of Buenos Ayres
! WoulI accept 1t, While rrrouiza with an army
and feet, surrounded theaitv
Inc tlme allowed vessels IA the port of Buenos
iyres % load had been exteniad 10 davs
In naval brush on the 2tb of Nav Dr
| I6Lzaies, an estimable young citizen Of Buepos
Ayres, was killed.
All articles from the United states ware IN
brisk demand Flour had advanced TO eI(, a
Sl2 90 Hides were eagerly purchased a, ad
ysncefprfces. Wool coming in was purchased
Oh English account at high prices Lumber
was scarce and in derDan1.
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS - W1ship gton, July
27.-In the Criminal Court this morning. Dr.
Gardeners counsel made motion to continue
the case, on the ground that there was no pros
pect at present of the retnrn of the Mexican
Commissioner. The Court declined on the ground
hat the Commissioner was daily expected.
Senator Chase, Of Ohio; Col U VI Harrison,
Consul to jamaica; Judge Smith, Of California
Judge Potter, of Ohio; and Capt. Duperu, who
led the charge at the National Bridge Ia Mexi-
%. are in town. The latter is spoken of as
likely to receive handsome Consulsbip.
Vol Paine Of Rochester. and Charge 5eibles
left this evening.
) ohPhant, recently removed from the Office
OF the Register " the Treasury, has been re-
stored
NJ $ Parker has been aopo;r+ed mai, soent
on the View Haven and New London Railroad
i5 IS understood that the squadron sent to the
fishing grounds will remain there permanently.
The Washington Post Office il being enlarged
Col. Berrett isa very popular officer.
FRssHET AT EasIoS DANCE TO CANAL AND
RATrRoaD = Ecston, Pa, July 26 "A very
heavy storm of rain visited here last night,
doing considerable damage The water rose
very high, washing away the road in some
places. The towpath on the canal, some fifteen
miles below here, was also WASHED away so as
to stop the passage Of boats A culvert on the
Belvdere Railroad below Milford, was also
washed away, preventing the trains from pass
ing.
FUNERAL OF j PRICE WETHERILL-Phiiddei-
phia, July q The faneral OF the lateJ. Price
Wetherill took place this afternoon, forming the
largest cortege ever witnessed in this city. Two
hundred and eighty carriages were in line. and
the Nas0ns, Fremeu and the Police to the num-
her Of 900 turnet out The City Councils and
District Commissioners were all in attendance.
The infe rrnent took place at Laurel Hill Gene
terry. During the progress of the procession the
State use bell was titled.
|. LORD ELLgsMERE AT Decentralization, July
27.-Lorf Ellrsmeie and family. who are stay
ing at the Trsm1n House, attended the annual
festival of the public schools at Faneuil Hall,
yesterday. His Lordship made q brief speech,
highly complimentary to the schools
TRoTTISG MATCH AT RAToGA- Saratoga,
July 26-lhe trot between Flora Temple and
Iacony, to- day. resulted as follows first heat,
2:30; second, 2:3l and third, 232.
Non ARRIVAL. OF THE ASIA Sandy Hook,
| July q, 10 P. M-The weather is clear, but
there are no signs Of the Asia from Liverpool,
1 now in her 18th day.
| The MATHER IMPEACHMENT TRIAL-.dlbany,
July 26-The following eminent counsel have
been engaged to conduct the trial of Mr.. Ma
| ther the Chief Commissioner, mpeached by the
Legislature For the State-John Van Buren,,
Nicholas Hill, Jr., Martin Graver. For the
defendant, James I. Brady, Rufus W Peckham,
and John Ii. Reynolds.
RALRoA D ACcIDENT-H White Rirer Junction,
July % AT O'Clock this morning, a cattle
train On the Northern NewRampshire Railroad
going towards Boston, with two engines, was
met on the down grade by an up freight train,
and smashed up two engines, doing considerable
damage to the engine of the other train, and to
several freight cars. No lives lost.
SAILING OF THE BALrIe-.NtU York, July 27.
The steam: Baltic sailed for Liverpool to-day
with 100 passengers, among whom were Charles
Lyel Hosmer and wife, Of Philadelphia, and
MIR Mure, the British Consul at New0rleans
The Baltic took out S615,0 in specie.