New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-08

ToBBAoco.-A sample of very superior manu-
featuring leaf has been sent to j. W. Booth, of
this city, to be by him forwarded to the Worlds
Fair, at New York. The tobacco was grown by
Mr., Fortune, of Pike county, Missouri, and will
fayorably compare with the best that can be
produced from any region of the Union. Mr..
Fortune obtained the premiums offered during
the past two years in this place, for superior
leaf, and on these occasions his tobacco brought
$50 50 and S5l 10. The fine specimens of the
products of Missouri at this Worlds Fair
quite variety of which has already been for
warded-will no doubt have q beneficial effect
on the State, by impressing the public mind
with the rich soil within her borders, and its
adaptation to the culture of the finest staples of
the country. A fine package is now in prepa-
ration for the sample referred to. [St Louis
Republican, LIST inst.
REPREvEp.-Dodge and Shumney, who were
to have been executed at st. Louis on Wednes-
day the 18th inst, for murder committed on the
plains, have been granted a respite by the Pres
ident until the 22l of July. The fact of the
respite was received by telegraph only the
evening before the intended execution The
gallows had been erected and every preparation
made to launch the murdcrers into eternity be-
tween the hours of y and o'clock the day fol-
tON1HE ~ 10 liouSht tilSiI HtuteuSS Will bc
committed to imprisonment at hard labor for
life
List of passengers per steamship Falcon A. G Gray,
commander which sailed yesterday for California ria
Panama
Hon f Howard, q Mcdonald. A Navarro, j Blythe,
Miss Barley, Coffin and lady, II Roberts IL Mel
son jr, Miss Wagner, Miss NJ Harris, Miss Wagner
n Resor, Mrs Kelly, NJ Wall, G Wool W Boyce T.
BROKER, W Niemann Flynn, lady and two children q
IgctrO pt,la \ L.
rer, Wittenger II Hare, Augustus. Westerfelt IL
sirsenfrey, Land, McMain andlady R Land W Land,
L PerriDe, W Storrs. W Burns, A Storrs NJ Kelly
and lady Kirk J Kirk, Miss IL Kirk NJ Feylan Scott
lady and child Smith Dirks, lady and two children
Nienan 0 Brien and lady, Gaiber. salin Roger
G Degear and lady, " Davidson, Mrs Emse and child
W Johnston. J Burke, " George. Newman, W Hail. A
Flynn, Cove Jones Smith, Dram, w Mathews
g Carpenter W VIM, w Brandt Simon. Bubble
Broughten, Brewster, A Marks q Wallace D Nor
rison G Bacon, Carpenter, Drake, and lO3 in the
Storage.
New WoRKs.-We have received from j. d.
Steel, No. 60 Camp street, copy Of Cyrilla tale by
the author Of the Initials" The reputation of the lat
ter work will undoubtedly secure large circulation for
its successor.
We have received from the same source No of Lord
Russes Memoirs Of Thomas Moore-a work which grows
| in interest with each succeeding number
Both works from the prolific press OF D. Appleton
Co, of Network
We have received the First Annual Report of the New
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
1t is very valuable publication and is illustrated by
giving the route of the road and most Of the other
important roads throughout the country We shall refer
| to it at length hereafter
New AND FASHIONABLE Music. We have re-
ceiyod from VIM, Hall Il Son the following new and
popular Music "Adieu, Dear Native Land words by
Henry c Watson music by W Vincent Wallace aWhy
Do Love Thee Yct,'-ccnposed by Lnlsy Alary S