New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-13

Its vprdurs threw ador.Ing srscs;
In. mating birds became .. gussts,
And sang it< PRAISES from their nests.
woula'st know the moral Of the rhym~l
Bsn,ad the H~~v-ny ight and Climb
To every Dungeon cs'n~- ray
OF God'. .nt-rmi"sbt-
ALABAMA News Colonel Earnest, Who an
ouucel himself a c,nd.d,rs for GovsrnJr. sub
ret to the dec sion OF o " hig State CSsveusiou.
ur whose ella me we're psssess over hy that tory.
made speech in TAlladega . the 1sG inst he
oox rtrong ground IN favor of State aid IN in
er al improvements.
The Selma Sentinel is pie ,sed to learn that
Brandon, Mississippi, TO Alabama. 70 connect
With the Alabama AMI Mississippi River Rail.
Dad Company, are up md doing.
The Montgomery Journal Of Wednesday ssyss
rhe Artesisn we'll on Court houss -qu re has
cached a depth Of 475 feet The water now
lows from the top. running stream 4 about
wo gallons minute The water 10 sxss'isns,
md (which is somewhat unusual It that dspsh)
Is cool as ordinary well water. The workmen
are now drilling through rock. below which
The skill superintendent has strong hopss that
,opious supply Of the genuine auid viii b
found.
The Spring term Of the Circuit Court for
county had been in sessaou for the
last three weeks, and closed its labors on Sstur.
day evening last. There were several criminal
cases, the most important were the state -. O.
H. Farmer, for the murder Of " r. Richbeusf.
in Pike county. He was found guilty and ssn-
fenced to the Penitentiary for hfs-the 6tst1
ps Alforno, {the property Of Hon. sampson W.
Harris,) charged with killing VIM. Malone, .
slave, at the Montgomery hall, . few months
ago, was found guilty, sentenced to bs whipped
and branded.
SAD sUTcIDE.-Olinda Doane, young woman
of Harwich, in this State, committed suicide on
the 23d ult., under the most touching and dis
tressing circumstances. She was very re-
spectacle woman, and had been but . few weeks
married. The circumstances Of her death We
find related in an exchange, as follows
For year or so previous to her marriage,
she had received visits from respectable young
man by the name Of Hall, to whom she engaged
to be married Her parents opposed her choice,
and favored the suit Of . widower Of considsra-
BILE property named Doane. Hall soon sftsr
married another, when the parents Of the de.
ceased prevailed on her to marry Dosne Ihs
friends were invited, but before the time tor the
ceremonies to commence, the young lady ex-
cused herself and retired. Not returning. hse
sister went to her room, saw blood on the mirror
and on the floor, vent to the bed, and on turn
| ing down the clothes found her sister with her
| thIsat cut, and her bridal robes saturated with
blood. Assistance was called, her wound
dressed, and she recovered. Soon after she Was
married, since which time she has beer occs-
sionslly deranged. She tainted in church few
Sabhatbs since on seeing Hall and his wife enter;
lid last Monday week, at o'clock, p. n while
the god of day animated all nature with his
rtfulgence, she stole from the authors and scene
4 of her ruin, to close this tale of suffering and
wrong" [Springfeld Republican.
NAvIEs ~ EuRoPE.-The English Navy is tho
largest in the world on paper but the French
Navy has probably more vessels than the Eng
lish, fit for prompt service, at the present mo-
ment.
Both nations have greatly improved and ex-
tended t. cir navies in the last i've years. The
English have one hundred and eighty -four war
steamers Of all sizes, and have number Of
frigates. The French have done the same. and
even the Du,ch Government has not been idle.
Their mar ne has been greatly increased.
The next naval war will be terrific. The
model and quality of the great guns in the Eng.
lish and French navies have been greatly i'm
proved The small arms now in use in British
, ships are all Of the new aud improved descrip-
tion, and the men are regularly instructed II
Z gunnery, by persons practically educated, q
. Portsmouth, P YIN nth. and Milford haven.
The English are determined, in the event Q
another war that their navy shsll not be foun'
| deficient either m force. equipment, or practices
. With all these facs before US, it behooves Gu
I Secretary of The Navy TO inquire what % Il
a present condition If the United States Navy.
r SHAMEFUL The rowdies IN Cincinnati anu.
Il themselves by cutting the dresses OF 1sdies
d the street. Several rich dresses have thus bee
n ruined within a few days The coart. in reI
Is teheing one Of the pc p-trators laM ws.l
70 remarked that il was an act Of the most oa
\. rageous character, combining depr avl y ar
,e despicable mesnness unparalleled in the h's' ol
h of tstty crimes. There being no Law de6nii
lsl. ~ - ,nh nanrf -
compelled 10 sentence him to the extreme PEI
d. ulty Of an assault-a fne of S26 and costs, Al
Is. to be Mined in the dung, OF the county j.
Id for ten days, TO be fed with bread aud VAT
as only, and, at the expiration Of his term OF col
ht. hnement, to stand committed until the 6ns ~
MS costs are paid. He got his deserts.
on It is said that in India lines Of electric
telegraphc communication work remarkso
,r- we'll in the Transmission Of important news mo
TX, posts distant from each other, and S0OO mile.
n additional lines are to be added immeoiatel
ell 1t Is related that a short time since, sol
ng delay having occurred in the TRANSMISSION Of q
ice mails from one Of the stati rs, the cause v
ie- asked and the answer returned that no o.
could get near the office with messages, - u
The tigers and some other ferocious creatures We
or. prowling about the office Highly characteri
at. tic this of the jungle districts, though not
act enviable position for the clerk
the The Postmaster General finds himself mu
embarrassed by the pertinacious badgsri
which he is called upon TO endure from the q
mp. plicants for travelling mail agencies There
I'd eighteen of them in all, and . liberal sals
ALL being attached to the ,fce, together with mil
'ost age or travelling expenses to an indefn
ere amount, the competition for this class OF .
A. pointments has become animated even amo
'er- the better class of democratic politicians.
the Something new in the history Of newspaps
.ne n has occurredin in Australia. The Meloourn Arg
'ne announces that its edition is as large -
means and appliances Of the colony wiii supp
om. and until new steam presses arrive no new ~
,th. scribers are wanted
gia. The Iowa papers are filled with calls
On and the records of railroad meetings. Eve
,s, county oity, town and village in that Sta
,ho sse,ns 10 be alive on the subject. Among ot
u; nro;ects railroads west, with the eastern
'ss mini in Burlington and Dubuque, are ext
EN-. siyely agitated.
ired Dates fl Iom Zante, Ionisn Islands, to the
of May, report that the currant crop is expec
to fail this year also. Last year there were
tion symptoms Of disease before the latter par
on May this year, even at this early season, u
uly were evident proofs of its existence.
Nv The Catholic Bishop Of Montreal annoul
,.I that he will not go to Europe this suamer a
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