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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

Soth- Tesi Pass, Nov 4-The schooner Eagle has ar
rived here from Campeachy. Her master reports that
the cholera is raging terribly at Merida and deaths
about one hundred per day.
NelD York Nov 3-The jury in the Henry Clay calami
ty case have found verdict OF not guilty
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived.
Letters received from England the receipt of
intelligence of the arrival of the Grnne Arctic Expeli
tom Greenland and departure thence tor head
quarters in Smiths Sound
Baltimore. Nov. 3--The Maryland election took place
yesterday, bu the from only ten wards in this
city have yet be5n counted Ligon the Democratic
ddate for Governor has realized gains which will carry
the city by three thousand votes securing his election
Walsh a whig Candidate, will in all probability be
elected in the Fourth Congressional District
Preston an indp pendent democrat will it is believed
carry the Third District, and Hamilton, a democratic
nominee. the Sixth District.
The democratic nownees for ComptroIer and Lottery
Commission believed to have been elected
supp sed that the temperance Legislative ticket
has been elected for this city Eve papers,
Bafd'o, Oct. 2S.-The stearmer Southernor, bound
with Of produce went ashore this morning below
Ashtshula and Immediately broke up Nothing known
as to the fate of her crew aud passengers.
The extensive Touring mills belonging TO Messrs Dou-
glass johnson, at Lockspor totally destroyed by
fire last night The loss is estimated at $4,000 Partly
insured.
tug Ajax of New York foundered in the dreadful gale
Monday last She off Catham on Monday noon
She had on beard II men, among whom Capt Tmo
thy Baker, coast pilot, and VIM. Skidmore, Hurgat
pilot
The steamer going into Proyincetown yesterday
supposed to be L. 5. surveying steamer.
The gale Monday, at St. Johns, N b Is said TO hay
been the most fearful experienced during season
Many vessels with valuable cargoes driven ashor
The schooner Maria of St. Johns with cargo valued
| S25 OO0 went on the rocks and broke to pieces Th
rescued by the eboat Of the steamer Easter
| City.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
From Jamaica

BY the arrival OF the Northern Light at New York we
have received flies of the Kingston Journal to the 10Th
ut The new Governor sir Henry Barkey had arrived
at the Island and took hold of the ren of
on the 9th ut 1t is hsped that the differences which
have long existed between the executive repreen
tative bodies will be forgotten in his administration
The first executive act Of the Governor was to put
stop to the legislative farce Of weekly adjournment.
without the transaction of business which the Assembly
had been enacting for months previous by pro
rogueng the House to the 18th ut
The ship fee Of S3 rs payable by entering the
harbor of Kingston is abolished The weather fine
and the yellow fever all gone
Mining operations still in progress but there has
been degree fmortay amongst the Cornish Miners
who have been recently brought to the country
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
Mobile Items

We copy from the Tribune of the 81. the following
items
suoIDE-Frederiek Mark committed suicide on Monday
evening at his store at Spring Hill by shooting himself
IN the head with doubbarrel gun lie first shot him
sef in the neck with pistol which failed to accom- plish
the object desired At the time he believed to be in
sane Yesterday morning Coroner Stramler held his in
quest and the jury returned verdict in accordance
with the above facts
HoMelpE,-Y Yesterday evening. about five o'clock Ed
oReilly was shot by gentleman whose name we sun
press at the request of parties in trout Metes bar
room on Royal street the theatre have no re-
liable information concerning the causes which led to
TINS sad event. From what can gather there had
been some difficulty between the parties and that after
sonic harsh words, oRielly assaulted the gentleman
The latter, in defending himself drew pistol and shot
the other in the forehead producing death almost in
taneosy The offending party surrendered himself to
An ocer that was passing and conveyed the jail
The Register Of the Sd has the following paragraphs
Esc,rEp "A. J. Collins lately in business here in the
Pos oice Restaurant has escaped from jail in Pensacola
where he was confined awaiting his trial for the killing Of
Charles Winter.
The MAILsThe proposition for double Eastern mail
ti-weeky does not seem likely to go into effect, for
though the charge to have taken place the LIST
inst there arrangement completed supply the
road with sufficient horses We scarcely change
in the present arrangements until about the time when
the double daily delivery ordered namely on the 18th
December
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
MURPHY.s HOTEL and RESTAu. :.
HOUSE-FURNISHING

a HROCkERI, CHINA and GLASSWARE. c~S
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTlCLEs.-SAMuEL Z Nh
MOORE CO. have removed their good. m so AZ ~
80 NJ" - Camp street and adttan4 Their M
a'rAaT ias slTP7 gi wates % tli. line. c0uurlsing-
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER And TEA SETS pla,
white and UrusmsnteI. - - @'si f'"'
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE of rich -u,
moulded Sad PLAN patterns. ' " i 500
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER TEA SETS and sets ma /,
~ suit the want. oi family Manufacturers Of En-
land, W i-'h
i I9iEI 1T SETS white aud ornsmeued, Of patterns
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS BRONZFD and OR \ Me STFD
CHINA. ~ ' N'' 'A''f' Eh
PLANISHED TIN WARE such as Chatting Dist. ee an, Ton
Uns Oyster bshe Coffee snd Tea pts rig Boilers soup Tu.
=" % not water pans uri,r, Cake and Jelly Noulds ETC.
IVORY HANDLE kNiNEs and FORKS aud KNIVES aIone
SlLN ~ FLAT TABLE Rnd TEA SPOON. and FORKS etc
S!lNEk FIAIED CASToRS, JAPAN TIA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
TABLE AND Door MATS, KNIFE BASKETS FIRE IRONS
and many other sftils ut the best
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. ~ "
st wholesale. ~ -A-'''
We send foods free OF charge, part the rty and
Keep portion f stock purpose Of ,pp 10 f
oil Snd4W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

ult has the following paragraphs
Adrai Officers Ordered DETACHED. etc-Lente nants II
Steltwagen, Thomas Il. Huger T. Parker and Passed
Mldshipman E Repshaw have been detached from the
Coast survey steamer Bibh and ordered winter duty
at the Coast Survey Office in this city.
Lieutenant A. n smith. Passed Ndshipmen z. G
stout and VIM. X Mayo and Assistant Engineers Amos
Rroadnix and Henry Barker have been detached from
/ the same steamer. and now await orders
Lieut. j. +, Shattuck detached trom the Boston Navy
Yard, and ordered to the sioopotwar Cyane
Lieut. Henry French ordered to the Navy Yard at
] Boston
Master Abner Read ordered to the Navy Yard at Ports
mouth, y. IL
/ Midshipman Edward I. speddeu detached from the
Annapolis
The Revenue Cutters Wm. L. Marcy aud Jefferson
DAVIS and The rest of e new cutters expected
leave New 0rk on Wednesday for their respective
destinations the first mentioned Francisco and
the second for Pugets Sound Oregon The other four
are to set sail at the time for their various posts
the Atlantic coast and in the Gulf
The Union OF the 10Th ult announces the following ap-
poiutments:
Alois D, Gall, of Indiana be Consul of the United
states for the port of Antwerp
John DufxSof New York TO be Consul Of the United
Statee Tor the port Of Galway, in Ireland.
The Sentinel says:
The proprietors respectively. of the National Brown
Willards Irving, United States, Gadsbys hotels
give public notice that after the first OF November
next the price Of board will be 81 so day, and 81
week for meals.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

HEAVY PRosr.-The Laurensvile Is. C) Herald says
that the 25th ut in that vicinity is frozen half
inch in thickness The sudden and early has no
doubt cut of from onequarter to third of the
which would been made in this district had it de-
ayed its visit week ten days longer This is seri-
loss to the planters at best the crops were not
pected to give average yield
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

SAD AeepENT.-0n Sunday, the 2Ith ult., while DR.
Moore, of Moscow, Ky and young man named Orange
of Cincinnati hunting in the woods the gun of the
latter accidentally discharged the contents passing
through the body of the former in the region of the
heart, killing him instantly. Both gentlemen were walk
ing rapidly Moore carrying his gun in his hand their
whole attention occupied with flock of partridges
which they were pursuing and it is supposed that twig
caught the trigger Of the gun and caused the discharge
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

MADAM .SoNrAG-Thls lady left Philadelphia the
lst for Washington where she sang Thursday evening
She was to appear at Norfolk Friday evening She is
on her way to this city where understand she is to
appear in In her return from New Orleans she
will take in her route Memphis ST Louis. Louisville
Cincinnati and the principal lake cities arriving in New
York in May 1t is said she intends to Europe
IN next
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

EDM,DKs COLLINS Il co SO Wall street NY
pnVM N SMILEY co, Live pool
JOHN hiENRDF Il co, ~ -'''""o"'
,.-, =, - 70 tng A0tfe Dame lvs VICTORIES Paris.
GEO, H. DRAPER, ''o' i'"'
~ TheO OF these ships will moi be a., ca
Bullion Specie, gewelry, Precious or Metn
OF Ladng ale signed therefor and the value thereof theron
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
'ENIIE NEW YORK AND LIVER II 6F,ss.s,


The Ships composing this are the
ApLANTiC Captain west. PACIFIC, Captain Nya.
Nl'' ~, 'apthn Luce BALTIC, Captain ConIstock
ADRlATI6 GaVtAin-
Inse shlp havc been built
esfyoe, in
>ke to ensure strength and
A31saDgers are unaquallcd for elegance -
Of passage from New to in
susiNe OF ttTa state
yrpool to NewYork and I.n ~ '' " '' "
Al expsrentud surgeon al Achei o each sbfp
No berth can be unit paid for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
EHLTESTDN

win leave WEDNESDAY November ., O'clock, n.
NOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANor.A, ,PoRT sceSs<
LAVhCA and MATAGoRDA BAY-RegulAr Ne~.
Orleans and Texas United States Mail line
shirsThe magnificent steamship MEXICO Th0mp
master win leave above, landing the wbayes
udanoa aud laVhea subjec ghsgs MagordA Bay) with
out srta charge For freight passage having
room accommodations apply
HARRIS q MORGAN foot Of Julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
sF This line having established pilot Cayalo
will hereafter
us
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
VOLUME VI,
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.
WATERIyvG PLACES.

Il AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER sf-A
A CRFOLE-FalI Arrangement
EAN SPRINGS, BILOXI and
splendid CIR EOLE Charles Walker aser bull
expressly this trnie with superior VIII leave tIe
Caroon and Jefferson Railroad Lake III. CAr
Iowa.:
MgSDAYs,.....by A. NJ Cars FRIDAYS BY A. NJ Cara
WEDNESDAYsby T.. NJ Cars SATURDAYS by p. NJ Cars
And the Ponicharan Railroad, Of
M follows.
Lsases OriIHs. Leaves Oests st-;so,.
MoNpA IS -. BY 8 4. H. cars TuEsbAY psts A. NJ
15by " A cars A, N.
Ek,DAfs ,...bysA n carr. SATURDAY ....,,,.at A.
SAIURDi YS. by =. NJ SUNDAY At r.
Satirdayt. - - - - 49, '
ter 1te office othe Ar.ut on Mon
days and Wednesdays NJ o'clock Friday. Sat
urtavs o'rlOrk p. n.
~ Fare Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian Children
ysuts 81 t5 Deck 81 Fare Missppi
sPrnss 81 Soi Children and servgnts t SO; Deck a.
s4b r. GEDDkS, Agent, Bank Pa,s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

SUGAR LIME-500 bbls of a very superior
~ article, pat expressly making Sugar.
psst that can b made for that purpose
$50 lot A, DELAGRAyE co. II Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
4Be @ sssp sSA

Ts1 late arrangements with my Agents in
- - tNGLANP IRELAND ard SCOTLAND, can or,r in
sat y ana dispatch, for
NJ sitl having
10 .iun either Of o. ahIvo usmel countries.
collection or claims
tane- by being rosr rATpn will haye attention.
Nsw Orleans. October u, 1855 - % ~ jts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

HAMS-30 tierces canvased for sale by
III o9siw KENNEDY FOSTER, rs TchOupitouass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE. ST

~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGoW-Tbe.syllL lLIiN
Glasgow and New York Steamship Company powerful new
GLASGOW 1869 tons and 100 horse Robert
appointed sail from New York direct for Glasgow as follows
On Saturday ieh julie next at II O'clock Saturday, 10Th
enber, at IL O'Clock, - 0'f
First Cabs milshP state is
Stewards fee included.
limited number Of thirias passengers taken supplied
of good quality,
~ For freight or passage apply to
iy9s sm j. MssYMoN, 80 Broadway.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

nv tTsFUVI4 tURN MABkETS,
BREApsTuEFs During the early part of the week the
market was nat but the receipts of the Turkish ecara
ton OF war recovered tile decline and the Quotations. f
last week were again current Wheat and -four were ac
tive transactions large Indian INQUIRY
aud supply United States white wheat quoted at a sd
to los ID red 9. to 9s I'd Western canal flour 81. ID
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Ohio 34s Cd to 35s cana
dian, 33s. to 34s; sour 2es to 3ls
lNpIAs CoRN-White is quotedat Ais to 42s yellow
at ios 3D. mixed, Ses I'd All kinds of breadstus clo
sing firm. w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

ENOR BALTlMORE-The A | fast sail ~
u ia. tNs VI ANDAR Rim, Captain Campbell, 49,,
9a1ng for thr atus" NI have
f-.E-t. ALuL Y j u. ASMkMlnnk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

ESLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 50 -
4 ST. CHARLES STREET. .....-. THOMAS K ii N II
FLANAGAN taxes tAs trasufe Of 10 - NJ
trends and the public reraly lie Nsk.<
sboye uln~d Ogs S00n. fis nlwara eous
~ make. for the luOfs ths.f.st e
Thv
us best Coss m the tf Give hun Judge your.
o,.y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
viii leave MONDAY, Novepbgr u, at . O'Clock An
tvOR VERA CRUZ--U. s. Mail Line ScfEk4.
LTPERPOOL,
EEoR LlVERPOoL.-Th A l fast seil- ~.

ing American ship IL H. 81 MINER, CAPITA Dyer 49,,
y having
have immediate spAeh. For Cotton apply to
J. +, WHITNEY CO. ii LHnp ,t,
Fotpasaags, having superior apply t5 he C,
oN board. 7''' . ,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05
STRONG'S HOUSE. 1O4 ST. Cbarle

81
sCaron1rl-t street,-JOHN STRENSA 4 co, cESA
AXE plrRsas Spy Al
ruui grurTa sxyI
ksli-urtnt SATURDAY aL.r /. Thor Iard1 '-.a
- hst The market Ius- 1Ha Wine ~ T..
OF ih~ choicest quality The rulin the
sqoen tndsn'e one Of tie beat ia he city,
nlI lHs2 sax g. IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

HTOR BOSTON, -tkegular Line Of :5EE
n rA1ksts} ihe y partetbUs AQIILLh, Neee!l ttAlf
master having trfe portion of her viii Quck
di,patch. For lannee y IRE ight p,ssas- Apply
!, "a GEO. " HYNsoN. 50 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-05

LFor the Crescent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21

Soil or THE LEAD MrSEs.-The val
ue Of the soil of the Lead Mine region
has been before referred to. 1t has this
popularity Of TRUE merritt grows bet
ter by use, and the more it is known, the
higher it is valued. II produces large
crops with shallow ploughing, and with
out manuring at all. Deep ploughing,
and proper manuring, once in three or
four years, would work wonders. The
country is favorable to the making of
small well cultivated farms, and of these
there may be an endless variety, afford
ing the most dense settlement. Wood
grows rapidly, and water is abundant in
most parts Of it. In one respect our soil
possesses a quality that we have obser-
we'd nowhere else: It seldom suffers from
the drought to the injury of crops, how
ever long the rain may be withheld
The reason probably is, that the soil does
not rest upon gravel, but upon a rich
clay that absorbs and retains the moist
ure of heavy rains, when too abundant
for the use of the soil, but when the sur
face becomes too dry, it supplies moist
ure which seeks an equilibrium by as
cending. From this reservoir, vegeta-
ton receives supply from below, when
withheld from above Galena Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21

1.-THE Madison Journal, (Whig'
discourses in the following unequivocal
style to Mr.. Booth, of the Free Demo.
crat, on the question making the Lii
quor Law party measure:
Gin regard to the question whether
we seriously intend to sbase the Whie
party on the Maine Law7 we say, no
For ourselves we are in favor oftbat law
many Of our party friends also are, and
many doubtless are not. So also with
all parties; and we claim that each man
should be allowed the same freedom
with regard to this question that he hat
with his religion-and for the good Of
the cause, it should be kept just as free
from the "muddy waters Of politics. as
is that holy cause.
We will now ask friend Booth to in
form US whether the Maine Law forms
a plank in the Free Soil platform in thi.
State ?''
Good the true friends Of the inca
sure will use their endeavors to keep it
out Of party politics.-[Stevens Pt. Pi-
merry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
TIE PEN AND SCISSORS

The favorite cosmetic for removing
freckles, in Paris, is an ounce of lemon
juice in pint of rose water.-T Prof.
Henry St. George Tucker, of the Vir-
ginia University, is about to publish a
history of the United States.-T The
American Institute of Homeopathy is to
place stone with Hahneman's name on
it in the Washington Monument. 1t
comes from the town of Hahneman's
birth.--f A late writer, in speaking
of San Francisco, says her exports con-
sist Of gold dust and gamblers, and her
imports of groceries and runaway felons.
-T We mention it as fact ascertai-
ned by investigation, that in the whole
population of Kenosha county there is
but one blind man and one idiotic. A re-
markable exemption. --F 1t is stated
that Col. Benton's friends in Missouri,
are already preparing TO bring him out
for the Presidency in 1856, against all
parties and all conventions. --T Over
1000 mechanics met in council in New
York on Wednesday evening last, for the
general object of advancing the interests
Of the laborer, and the especial purpose
Of aiding the house painters, who are on
strike.-fT Bonsparta, by his wars
was the means, as it is estimated, of de-
stroyiug million of liyes. Probably his
wars cost billion of dollars. Keeping
him prisoner on the island Of st. Hele-
na cost the British Governmet million
of pounds sterling. He died and was
buried, and in 1910 his remains were
taken TO France at cost of 81 900, 900
~ The Erie Railroad Company have
since the 9th July, discharged fifteen hun
dred men. NJ. j. Thomas. editor Of
the Fond du Lac Union, and son-in-law
Of Hon. j. B. Macy, has received the To-
cofoco nomination for the Assembly, in
bis District. He is said to be pledged
to oppose prohibitory liquor law
It The New York Central Railroad is tc
DO put in thorough order, with the dou.
bic track extended through from Albany
to Buffalo The peach crop of Ohio
is said to be exceedingly fine this sea-
Son. The omnibus owners of Pitts.
burgh, have been prosecuted for running
their vehicles on Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21

THREE FINGERED JAcK.-The Alta
California gives brief history of the no.
ted robber, Joaquin, alias "three fingered
jack" who was lately taken and exscu-
ted:
Three fingered Jack is an old offender
IA consummate villain, with whose ear
ly exploits in California, we are quite fa-
miliar. He is native, we believe Of
the country. He was the principal act
or in terrible tragedy which occurred
in the spring of 1916, not far from So
nema. Two of Fremont's party were
captured by band of native Californi-
ans headed by this "three fingered Jack, y
and their persons horribly mutilated be-
fore death was granted them. One was
literally jaayed alice. Jack derives his
soubriquet from the mutilation Of one Of
his hands, caused by its having been
caught under tariat against the POM
mel Of his saddle, while lassoing bull
locks
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-09-21
For the Grant County Herald.
Remember.

remember the long shadows that the poplar
used to throw
On our cottage door-yard, where loveliest
flowers did grow
The rose-bush by the window--its white plumes
touch'd the ground,
Not fairer than the Hope-buds that life's young
path surround.
The school-house by the altar, beside the viii
lage green,
(The altar was much cost,ier as It always is
Pve seen,)
The creek that ran close by it, enfringed with
messy banks,
The ash trees now are felpd they say, that rose
in stalwart ranks.
remember the cold elm treeo the grapevine
high had climbed,
Beneath its lofty branches full oft young vol.
ces chimed;
Why could our aspirations not Away be as
high?
Why must fell Disappointment stihe our euer-
gy?
/ remember those whose voices ne'er again
may hear,
That reach the SOUPS deep fountains as they
break on Memory's ear;
A sisters smiles more sunny made life's young
hayward way,
And those that angIed with me till western
hills were gray.
love the broad prairies, each deep ravine or
nook
A leaf perused with pleasure in Natures nigh
ty book;
But more love the valley I fondly used tc
roam,
And weave untarnished pictures of happiness
and Love. ?
Grant Co., Sept, 1853.