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

Europe and the West Indies Probably the trade Of
our city will this year reach million and half barrels
OBSERVER.
Telsgraphic.
PhiadeEpha, Nov 3-Ths brig Friendship has arrived
at the Delaware Breakwatsr from Turksonvle New
York having on board the captain and of the brig
Melissa Ann from Turksonvlle The brig had been cap
sized I'M severe gale the 18th Gt The sufferers
six days without food drink When found they
we're almost dead The suffering beyond description.
The captains wife drowned.
ClceiGnd, Nov IA fire occurred last night at Akron
Ohio, which consumed the Etna Flour Mills Of Ravson
Noble & Co. the planning mills Of S II Dix Co. and the
foundry Of J R Ford and several other buildings The
others partially.
Frosidelee, r. H. Nov 3-The concert given here last
night by 6ottehak the distinguished pianist in aid Of
He drew forth great applause BE has LEFT for Baltimore
where 1t Is his purpose to give q series Of concerts
N,r York Nov. s-The steamer Black Warrior has r.
rived from Havana with dates to the 18th ult She
brings no news of moment All quiet in Cuba The
Black Warrior experienced very heavy weather of the
Boston, Nov 2-The festival the Sons Of New Hamp-
shire in this city today was note worthy affair A
procession nearly 1000 strong Of specimens Granite
state formed at the State House and marched hall
of the Ftehburgh Depot which had been fitted up in
bles-Hon. N. P. Wilder presiding
Letters received from John p. Hale Lewis Cass
Salmon p. Chase and others.
The following toast from President Pierce read
To the Sons Of New Hampshire-ths most precious
treasures Of memory will be brought out among you
night, and my hearts varmest sympathies viii minge
with yours He, who amidst all changes Of fortune ana
locality loves his native his native country hs
native state, hardly fail his whole country
and to and uphold with steady devotion this go
Hon C. H Psaslee Collector replied length in an slo-
quent alludine to the distinguished individuals
Of New Hampshire including the President Of whose
wisdom. integrity, frmnsss and learning said he need
not speak His fortune in the hands Of intei-
Ex-Governor Kent, of Maine Hon. J. g. Wells of N
| H Hon Henry Wilson, Hon Mr. Chandler, of Detroit,
Mayor seaver, and many others made interesting and
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manner.
| VERY IMPORTANT CHASsE IN MAIL ARsAsGEMEyrs-
Some time took occasion that Post
master General endeavorng to devise plan for
curing regularity in the great South
ern mail We are greatly gratifed at finding ourselves
able that he has already completed arrangements
which bid fair relieve his charge that
Of complaint for pastfaures Of the mail be-
tenths the accidents delaying the regular receipt Of
the mails from this region at Mobile and New Orieans
have occurred within the five years Up this time
fruitful irregularities in the service there
have been, frst, the inability of single line Of mail
to transport all t mail bags requiring to Be- sent and
next the fact that the terms Of the contract made the
contractors between Montgomery and Mobile hardly re-
ponsbIe for connection at Stockton whers
the mails transferred to steamboat The proprietors
the boat feeling strictly await the arrival
sapponted hour for departure To remedy this evil
obtain such ro Of the hours of the that it
shall again without the mais And he has fur
ther contracted for an additional daily line Of coaches
between Montgomery and stockton. which win prove
amply sufcent for the regular transportation of the
heaviest amount Of mall matter sccumulatnx thas
1t strikes that he has applied the proper
dies and that these arrangemsntsons portion Of
went into operation on the lst instant the balance
end to mail failing between the termii above mentioned
long fruitful source of injury TO the business CON-
, munity. Washington Star, Sd inst.
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: MISS FANNY MoKAyr-The NewYork Mirror, speaking
the debut Of this young lady at the Broadway theatre
!, in that city, says:
! N tba nr,ry
Theatre where she acquired good reputation in high
comedy, in such characters Bsarfe which certainly
acting than afforded last night There evil
timdity first which gradually of under the
gracious reception afforded her by the audience, who
disposed give her ample opportunity make
favorable impression This she certainly succeeded in
the stage though often tragedy enough actual te)
which enabled her to show of her attractive her
She clear and musical voice over which she
has CONTROL and which she with excellent
most successful one and the appetites theatre
g soers are keenly whetted to see and hear her.
. ANOTHER TRAGEpr.-THs Murderer Escaped Last evsn-
Is ing about hslfpast O'Clock brutal murder was COM
mted at Springfield row, on the ieyee between Vine
difficulty between the wives Of Joseph Cam and John
Hannegan living the above location which has often
led to guarres between the husbands Last evening
while Thomas Smith James Freely and William Dickson
standing the pavement Hannegan rushed out Of
his house shouting DIN Cam and with an pitched
into three standing the pavement striking at
y their heads and cutting them all down
Freely had in his head and died in an hour or
two Smith had deep in the head considered dan
gerous but was living at IL o'clock last evening DICK
resided in Covngtou, where he Immediately car
1t red lie badly wounded and it was doubtful about
It his living through the night
the house and one pursued after him until he turned
~ upon her when she retreated He supposed 10 nave
over hs river Cam whom is thought he meant
i 10 Xiii was in the house escaped uninjured The
., officers immediately started n pursuit Of hannsgan Al
lis MrRpKR ny sAyss-we understand that wyiie Kesr-
ney Caldwell county has recently been murdered BY
two of his negroes From the evidence detailed be-
fore the exsmiug it appeared that the boys
Of be Is or 10 years of age had made an
the life of their master the first time
he attempted to correct them they say abuse them
Mt (Kearney hard mastery Monday morning hssr-
day labor when but short distance from the house he
attempted to correct of them the boy resisted
he contendn with then broke loose and ran short
distance stopped at the call Of the other boy he re-
~ turned when Ksarney sgain seized him while engaged
hs second time with his master the boy who to th
b time taken part in the airay slipped up eehnt
Zach one Of the boys caught the ends Of the rope
"a, brought him to the ground and with the rope an
'ee their hands killed him instantly by choking The boy
were arrested and lodged in jail and have made confe
Us sion of the above facts louisville Democrat 2sth u
ai- CAsEOr ISFAsrcIpEwe have to record on
those terrible of murder and the backes know
We the annals of crmethe inhuman and revolving s.cr.
10 of helpless, newborn babe. On Wednesday nigh
re- at II O'Clock young Mr.. Ashby entering the gate
he his mothers residence in jefferson street between
and Hancock discovered white bundle lying IN IN
y,rd but At that time took no further Of it Mex
morning getting up he discovered me ~ ;y a
OF child apparently about twsntyfour hours Gu qSl.
he dead The navel chord had not been cut ana inc
tn had evidently bled to death -
coroner's jury investigated the matter and renders
ave verdict in accordance with the above fscts lou
Courier Goth ult
an few davs since, at Worcester, Mass, DO,
me ~ rs wears hsyug been turned out Of mill proenfe
,ba hnt,ls N cherry ani in company with anoths
boy. procesieu 70 sie "'o1e en -.,,;,, ,.,.
had OF One Of the poys sueeeeu4 a - r. ~.