New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-01
Items for Every Body.

The receipts Of the State Fair lately held al
Lafayette, Ind, we're 5000
The total number Of intermeHts in PhiladeI
phis for the week ending the 22d 14s
The price of passage from st. Louis to Chi
eago BY railroad has been fixed at 50 20.
One hundred laborers for the Galveston and
Houston Railroad left New York on the I'D
Col. Howard Christy, gentleman we'll known
| in Louisville, died in that place the 18th.
II is proposed to erect splendid building in
View York, to be called the Corn Exchange
Hon. D. NJ Barringer, late Minister to Spain,
IS urged for the Govsrnorsbip Of North Carolina
Abbot Lawrence has given $500 towards
building the Pilgrim Monument at Plymouth Rock
The Maryland State Agricultural Society
! commenced its exhibition at Baltimore the 26th.
III lin contemplation to abolish altogether the
system OF solitary confinement in the French prisons
The cost Of cleaning the streets of New York
Tor the year ending the 1st Of October. s2450oo
The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle says the tobacco
crop In that section will not average thirds crop
Sontag's concert IN New York, recently, for
the oenet OF DESTITUTE orphans Of ssamen $4,000
Gov Wright, Of Indiana, has appointed the
last Thursday in November day of Thanksgiving and
| Mons. Julien closed his concerts in New York
on the 2st He commenced series Of concerts in Boston
The New York Police broke off contemplated
prize fight Sunday the I'D arrest Of the parties
The Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commenced its session at Petersburg
/ Va, on the 26th.
| $4,000 have been appropriated by the New
York Board Of Aldermen the removal of the rocks in
I the East River. '3 IN
David Stewart, formerly one of the principal
| DetroA On the I'D. -
Daniel Jackson, the colored preacher, ban
sed hryone coored folks in the river at Petersburg
Va, the other day.
During the year ending lst July, no less
than 5 scholars the various free schools in
New York city.
! A new steamer called the Bay City, to run
between San francisco and Sacramento just been
| completed In New York.
sWm G Boggs, formerly publisher Of the New
fork Evening Post has recently been appointed post
master at Springfield, Ohio
| Over three hundred witnesses have bean
suop@ned in the Martha Washington now on Trial
Charles Dickens computes that one sixth of
the English people gain their livelihood the trade
A submarine telegraph has been projected to
connect Van Demans Land zth Australia in connect;o
. with line to Melbourne
| There are now surviving about 400 revolu-
: tonary pensioners all Of whom regularly drawing
their pay from the o 8. Treasury.
A Miss Davis has been awarded fine gold
by Agricultural Society Indiana for being
themost graceful rider on horseback
meeting has been held by the mechanics of
m chauir .ko
10 the State Penitentary.
John p Hale was presented with gold medal
at the fremont Temple Boston recenty for his SER
vices in abolishing foggiDg in the navy.
A young man named McCue was assassinated
in Brooklyn the sd The parties charged are a Dr.
Moss and a person named Donovan.
The Printers of Philadelphia are making ex-
eusive arrangements for their Union Ball which
place the 23i Of November.
Rhode Island has her Thanksgiving day on
the 9th of November ma the srthQ Stat
designated the same day =
The sale of the real estate of the late Samuel
Appleton took place a: Boston Thursday. Thirteen
estates brought an aggregate of $4,000.
Six packet ships, bringing 2,7OO emigrants,
arrived in New York on the 2it and nearly 1000
the succeeding day.
The Cleveland Herald says there has been
expended in that city during the mast months s7o oo
Tor buildings mainly of a business character.
Owing to the advanced rates of salt and TIE
high prices for cooperage the Of manufacturia
Of pork will be increased 5c to 81 per
last season.
Tell me what are the sentiments that oc
cnpy the minds of your young men, and will tell you
what be the character of the next generation ed
q tits said that Granville John Penn. the GRAND,
son of the founder Pennsylvania about take
OF Newark N j., for his wife. He is about nfty-thre
J, years Of age. -
was Killed at somervlle, Tenn recently bya STAG
driver by being struck the head by billet Of WOO
- True glory consists in doing what deserves Z,
he written In writing deserves to be read and r.
50 living as to make the world happier better for our
living in it, tPlny.
The Clay Monument Association of Nissour;
acknowledge the receipt of $4,000 is designed To
erect the proposed monument of Missouri granite said to
exist on the Iron Mountain Railway.
Theproprietor of a livery stable, writing from
Sacramento says he keeps five hoslers three of the Ave
were formerly Brosdway dry goods clerksn and ths
other two Baptist cergymen '
An affray occurred at Jacksonport, Ark, ON
the the 10th between Dr. Joy and mechanic in which
the latter was Killed The difficulty was relative to the
price of some work which had been by the former
10 mourn deeply for the death of another.
ioosens from myself the petty desire for and the animal
adherence to life We have gained the end of the pho
s1pher and view without shrinking the coffin and the pail
[Bulwer.
Miss Anna j. Pease of Springfield. Mass
has gone Italy complete her musical education NJ
prima donna for the Italian opera She has for some
time been the principal soprano singer at st Paus New
The Rev. DR.. Twitchel, of New Orleans. de.
vered lecture before the young Nashville ON
ysr a or Ins sd fnee was says the american
repee with eloquent thoughts and valuable
"A miser named Frederick j. Fuller died in
New York Oct 90 ana the jury rendered averdct that
said death was caused by want proper nourisbmept
the house found bank book showing dsposits in
s favor to the amount Of s2soo 1t appears That his
mother is still living in England.
noble sentiment was that Of General Jack
sons uttered in reply to the request Louis Philippe
for apology for his bold assertion of our claims
the French government The honor of nv country
shall never be stained by apology from for ths
statement Of truth aud the performance of duty ~
Alice Carey, in late poem published in the
National Era, uses this beautiful figure
-" Even tor the dead will not bind
My soul to grief-death cannot long divide:
For 1t is as II the rose had climbed
u My garden wall, and bossomed on the other sdeu
The following 6 chorus hymenial' appeared
IN one Of the New York papers recently
ofthe marriage OF Hatrck Farrell policeman Of the Four
teenth Ward with Miss Mary Anne Byrne We sincerely
congratulate Patrick on the happy consummaton Of hi
sut and Mary Anne in becoming the frorr Of poet
I've loved thee long and WELL
Mary Anne;
SO ardent that tongue can tell
Mary Anne;
To my breast I'll flld thee now
And I'll kiss thy beauteous brow;
.f. For now thou art my frow,
l. Mary Anne!
The SHORT BoYs.'-Senator Dickinson in a reeen
speech at Rochester gives the following striking descrp
ton of the bulies said have been taken by the soft
shells to Syracuse for the purpose contronghs pro
ceedngs Of the convention Any one who has visited
New York will recognize the truth of the picture:
There was there, said Mr. Dickinson to take part in
tne proceedings OF the convention the spawn of gen.
erai jail delivery from the city efNew black
somit OF the Tombs and Backwels Island the har-p,