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

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| NOVEL MARRIAGES The Liberty ND } News
states that Mr. John Clempson, DR.. G.. R. Sap
Dington and Mr.. Stephea ID. Lawrence, all
respectable citizens, have within month been
re- married to their wives according to the Cath
olic formula The first couple were first
married some thirty years ago, and each df the
others quite number Of years. The oaase Of
the re performance Of the ceremony is the late
union Of one Of each of the couples to the Catho-
lie Church.
| A highly respectable young married Lady, of
Philadelphia, recently gave birth 70 three sons
The first was born at half past six o'clock in the
morning, the second at eleven, and the third
child at halfpa eleven.
| The wife Of Mr. Matther Tucker, Of Farming
ton, Maine, the 5th inst, gave birth to three
smart boys, weighing seven pounds each, and
the mother and children are all doing well.
We like to encourage home manufactures by
notices 1t is an incentive.
An exchange paper says A plan to obviate
accidents at railroad draw bridges has been dis
covered at last writer in New York paper
says:
"On approaching draw bridge let the train
be always stopped, and let the passengers all
get out and walk over"
What q time nervous sisters would have CO.
ing over a bridge about o mile long, where
there was nothing to step on but the ties on
string pieces
The Lunatic Asylum at Columbus, Ohio, ID
now full, containing upwards OF 500 patients
In fourteen years there have been admitted
Gig patients, Of which 1898 were discharged
recovered Of the number admitted, Jos were
farmers, being more than twelve times the num-
her Of those Of any other occupation except
laborers, Of which class there were 1870 The
next highest the list is teachers, being 40
There were "a clerks, % preachers. "a tsilors,
: 9 lawyers, printers, 3 sea captains musa-
2 clans, , medical students, etc. Among the
: causes spirit-rapping IS now the most frequent
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A deck passenger on the Reindeer, named
, Carroll, jumped overheard in the Mississippi,
! and was drowned. He was laboring under an
attack of mania a potu. .f .r-
\ negro woman belonging to man named
i TuustaH, a negro trader, Of Bardstown, jumped
overheard from the same boat near Columbus,
Miss. The boat was running close IN shore and
Z the woman threw her trunk out and then sprang
i after it. As she was good swimmer, it is sup.
posed she managed to get ashore. Tunstall had
e Il number of negroes on board. louisville
{ Journal 3lst ult.
- 4 RESTLESS ToSGUE.--A Boston lady has at
h this time somewhat novel disease-a continual
n motion Of the tongue, which no device, effort OF
"a the will, or medication controls. We do not
v mean that she is nuisance as talker or re-
taller of street gossip. On the contrary, q
worthier woman does not exist She has ex-
~ pended five hundred dollars among the dentists
"a for artificial teeth. which her unruly member
~ has knocked out so repeatedly that they are
y now wholly abandoned. Her tongue is moving
IL nimbly and involuntarly within the mouth
against the walls Of the cheeks In CONVERSE
- ton the organ takes on a normal action, but
t1t-i into ~ NJ
" at the conclusion of a sentence. Boston Medi
u cal and Surgical Journal. 2r
y GREAT Snow sroRM IN ENGLAND IN NAY
The English papers give accounts OF severe
snow storm at Holmfrth, in England, on the
" 9th of May 1t commenced showing violently q
SIS six o'clock in the morning, and continued with
he out intermission throughout the day The rail
III, way trains were delayed in their trips severa
'e hours the snow being four feet deep on the hills
ad and eighteen inches on the plains and valleys
The trees ON the verge Of bursting into full lea
IN were covered with snow. Three men got stuc
lCO fast in the snow and but for timely assistanc
the must have pershed. Accounts from the variou
is parts-of the north and south of France refer
a,d the uuseasonableness of the weather, and stat
vas that the fields as We'll rs the houh'ains afeoo'
300 erel with snow.
ior Cherries without stones have been produce
in France by the following method In Il
etto spring. NeIule tNe OF yVui
med seedpg cherry tree is split from the extremi
at down 10 the fork Of its roots; then, by means
18th piece of wool in the form of spatula, the pi
nci- is carefully removed from the tree, in such
ross manner to avoid any excOration, or other
but Jury a knife is used only for commencing Il
ow- split Afterwards the two sections are broug
oon together and tied with wooen, care being TAKE
t. to close hermetically with clay thewhole leng
was of the cleft The sap soon reufiites the separ
the ted portions of the tree, and, two years afte
,or wards, cherries are produceAof the usual a
, G peranee, but, instead Of stones, there will on
is n he small soft pellcs
age APPREHENSION OF FISHING DtFFIcuLrIEs.-T
into NewYork Express of Saturday afternoon, %
oh ult, says:
ar Her Majesty's Government have sent Z
one ship of war, nor two, nor three, merely, /
lery a strong and powerful heet, to the fshi
ven grounds, TO look after the Yankee interlope
rned there. That ship of i'll fame, the Davastati
COM wac On the ground several days since the v
ling, steamer Argus has now Joined her, We see, 8
time the cry is, still they GOMEZ If the sunni
sion, pass away without mischief growing out Of I
pro concentration of force, we shall be glad; but
ii he things now stand there is such temptation
British officers to knock our fishermen about,
ber- they did last season, just for the fun Of
aims thing that we fear there is mischief ahead.
st of "=--
,tead We understand that the question as to
uipe right of the officers of the Customs to one-l
ard of the 20 per cent. penalties imposed by the
the if act of 1915, is about to be decided by the
,anv preme Court Of the United States an atter
,fthe has been made by the present Admnistrat
Is Of TO compel Mr.. Maxwell, the late Collector
Ii the pay into the Treasury the amount of those
fol alties which have been collected during his
of Office, and which are claimed by the ofhc
,r.ls. Yesterday morning Judge Nelson granted
a tho injunction prohibiting MIR Maxwell from pa.
-. ~ those money ysinto the Treasury until the Co
~ decide whether they belong to the Governu
80 or to the officers. In the meantime the me
,,bar is deposited in coin in box in the Cash
oaa1,s Office Of the Collector, where 1t will RENAL
qeenS abide the decree of the Court. IN. Y. Cou
ny ~ ----t-----
The ,, rsr,,,,,, >or AppprCI.Trn The sen
u' G anu tous Washington correspondent Of the Newl
y Us Journal of Commerce non-concurs in the v
over which certain Democratic recipients of Ex
tive favor set upon themselves. He dryiy 81
mail "It was rumored that some of those who
Liver received foreign appointments would not &C
amber them. know that some of these gentle
ngers, declared that they would throw up their
Id Mr. missions as soon as received. Not one Of