New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-14

CONDITION FrLLER-THE OABINEr-lsDA RUBBER
CAsE-Jdsitigtoa, Feb 6-Mr. Fuler, the unfortunate
who shot Thursday night last by Lieutenant
Sctaumburg. has somewhat improved to-day His pulse
yesterday had risen 4O and to-day 1t has fallen to l05
and there therefore some hopes Of his ultimate recoF
The latest intelligence from Concord is to the effect that
Medairy, Of Ohio will not go into the Cabinet.
The India Rubber extension case is still progressing
Mr. Richardson concluded his argument yesterday. He
and others had invented it long before Hayward and
Goodyear-aud that even were it Haywards discovery
his sale Of the invention before the issue Of the patent
Goodyear and Goodyear conveyance to others rendered
the extension unlawful.
s,utSe OF SEVEN SrEAMsHrPs-NelcF York Feb. 5-seven
steamers left port to-day viz the Baltic for Liver
pool Georgia and United States for Aspinwall Star Of
the West for San Juan Alabama, for Savannah Mari
on for Charleston and Roanoke for Richmond The Bal
tic took Sl5000O in specie and fifty passengers in
Guiding Mon de Canse bearer OF dispatches to France
Tie Georgia took out the large number Of $50 passengers
for California of which number 400 are in the seerage
Among the passengers Gov Ogden OF Oregon Judge
Let Rev L. Kennedy, Purser Lent and Judge Pratt and
family.
DrrEsr,oS OF THE STEAMERS BALTIC AND GKoRoiA-SE-
y.RE SToRN, ETC-Neu York, Feb Ca dense fog that pre-
vailed yesterday morning has the sailing of the
Baltic for erpool and the Georgia for Aspnwa both
over passengers board The steamer Marion, for
Charleston, sailed.
There heavy rain this evening with every prospect
OF severe storm.
Aymar arrived this morning from Buenos Ayres, with
dates to the 18th of December The country still in
a
place the particulars of which cannot be ascerained No
business had been done subsequent to the 9th of Dec
account of the unsettled state of the weather.
LATER FROM RIO JAsEiRo-Philadaplia February O.
The ship s. Bishop brings dates from Rio Janeiro to the
10th of December She left in port the ship Banshee
barks Swan Antelope, Lnwood, and schooner Clara, all
| from Baltimore
Nep York February 6.-The bark L. W Nash arrived
from Rio with dates to the 2st December sailed in com
| pany with the brig Eolus, for Philadelphia.
SAILING or THE CRY OF Philadelphia
February 6The steamship City of Glasgow sailed this
morning at o'clock having been detained from yester
| day account Of the weather.
William DeYin of the passengers on board the City
of Glasgow, arrested the charge OF abscondinG
from his employers Messrs Coolidge Co. of NeY York
| lie has been taken back in charge Of officers.
sIfpPrIvG INTEI1iGENoE-P Pitadeiphia, February 6Th
ship S. Bishop arrived this morning ria Rio Janero
| reports having spoken the ship Sarah Mcdonnell, Of
Chncoteague bound for Baltimore The vessels she lef
| at Rio have been already reported
Nee York February 6-Arrived this morning the bari
| Huntington of Baltimore from ShaDghae,
| MoRrAlIrY At SEA-Nee York, February 6--The shil
Celestial Empire arrived here this morning from Liver
pool with emigrants eleven Of whom have died tn
| passage
| pRyApFt. sIoRrALuy Ar StA--SrTY DEATHS ppo,
SNAIL Pox-Korfoik, February THE ship Atlantic c
and bound for New York from Liverpool is in Hampto
Roads having suffered the most dreadful mortality fcou
small pox during the passage among the emigrants O
board There have been sixty deaths and number sti
suffering from the disease
ScKNEss AT SsA--THE Bank MoPASG-- CLaries on, Eel
ruary 5-An arrival at this port this morning. report
that the bark Mopapg. Capt. Lane, of New York, wa
spoken the 18th ut of Key est forty days out fror
San Juan de Nicaragua with the captain aud SICK
One of the number had already died. The ba.k whe
spoken, making for Key West.
Loss OF TIE SPANISH BRIG N.PoLEoN-Chariesion, Eel
ruary 4-The Spanish brig Napoleon bound from Nassa
The saved by taking TO the boats Of tho
and arrived at this port to-day,