New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-28

EfuPet0r OF tno Noftn was afyut W ueyzSS -
Eastern brother in quieting hisnow trogn gn11bms
subjects; but the weight Of popelar .opfnfon N
clined TO the belief that the ships wouh - o.
for japan, and perhaps snticipats ~ -
cans at Jeddo. q
ACCIDENT oB 1HE PArERs0S EAnA0k1l @
Monday, the 10th inst, an accident ooeurBod
on the Ramapo and Paterson IN. u Hat1eed.
The 81 O'Clock afternoon train len }1uy CITY
With three passenger csrs for Po11t1x To
train was running q ths rate Of f4lS nniIwps
hour. when, near the Boili.g spss = 81
speed was 50 great that the engiAe osuH n0t -
Immediately reversed, and ran for - khtk q
a mile. plowing up the earth as it went and d.
molishing the track The fireman hod both 1eEB
crushed, but the passengers escapsd unhurt.
The FoRcED LOAN IS SMExrco.-The New Fork
Journal Of Commerce learns, through privnts
letters from Mexico, that Santa Anna, on the
9TH ult.. was still at Tacubaya, endeavoFiDg to
effect forced loan Of $17 10000 from the
clergy He had succeeded in enlisting large
body Of troops for his standing army, but WAS
destitute Of the means to pay q support them.
He had cut off sources Of public information -
TO his own movements and intentions, though
ne kept e Jealous wssch upon the factions op-
posed to him.
The Lewbburg (va.) Era states that six mon
who went to Lick Greek Church, in that county,
on Sunday, the 4th inst, instead Of listening -
the sermon, retired to place near by, c.
menced gambling, and finally got into tsErib1s
fight, which started the whole eongrexation o.
several Of those in the church reaching the 1T,
they found three Of them lying upon tie grcand
insensible. One of then, Philip koysr, disd =
ive minutes after, having received several mog-
tai stabs; another fatally, snd the shiro sevpfe.
ly wounded. The other three had lied. =.
The STRENGTHENING Of several of The pri1olpal
streets in Paris, and the consequent uurc6nne
by the city Of strips and corners Of lots. show
the value Of land in different parts of tha Rrsnsh
metropolis. H. street running from ~ Beule-
price at S28 foot opposite the Bo1fss at 10
foot; close to the General Poet Once 81 $33
foot; near the station Of the Northern Railroad
at 81 a foot; and on the Boulevard, nsar tho
Bastile, at SlS . foot.
Ninety three emigrant ships sailed fiun Liv-
erpool during the past month Of August, oarry-
ing 20,340 passengers OF these, 10000, pr
haps more, but the returns are defective, were
for the United States. In the seyen months
ending August, 1858, there is elimination <
IUOO emigrants, a. compared with the oAne
period Of last year, the falling oH being eutrsly
on the Australian route.
Miss Davenport, the distineuishsd tr.ee-
dienne, is now performing brilliant engage
ment at the Walnut street Theatre, Phi[adel-
phia. A few evenings since she persunsted
Lady Macbeth for the first time On any etsee.
and the Philadelphia papers say she iicrenssd
her popularity by her line soncsption of Inst
character.
The banefdl effects of popular class Of pub
Ications are illustrated by the facts ELECTED On
lhe examination q Chapman, the 6sadish muf-
aeref o. Mr. aed Mrs. Cozzens. IN Massachusetts,
| last week that he had been stimulated TO euch
| deeds by reading The lives of Dick Turpin and
;Hap.a.a A1'e'A'o'' snose career ne desired to
'u,.'1
The British Governmsut, it is said, on learn
ing tnat our dovernment had appointed M. r.
=. :, walker as Minister 70 China, with fall an
new r;,,ino novars ~ Ch;ns ueay ~ tae y.
tntsd s,sscsi s,,,tass.- ~ :. rssa1 -
nurnose >''' = oA'1' a'r l's q = .z1e
| a -,
| ;ee1r nas pssu o'sPaeoneu NOM nav YORK
dred other er;ies from Hnrra-v - To,r f.u. .un-
ham. Of the u 8 sloon.os.ga 81 Tou;s ccss.
plimenting him in strong and eloouent terms for
his conduct at Sn,vrpa ~ - -
~ ~. ~ 20 -,-..s.-ss.
dedicot;ou ~ ..ae..s - -.
the memory .of Panid;nr W;1i;.r.. - ~
/ Wort. the canturers of RI. ;or x,sS-s s-;s1 Il.
celebrated bv the Order of limited 7x1.s-;ee-f
at Westchester, N Y.
The Ex-Roval Fam;lv ~ Fr.,ns &. ...s...
gagged steamer to take them fr6,n Er.isv,, ~ !,
Lisbon. The Ex- Queen. the Pr;nc. "a ~ p,s :
cess de Joinville, the Duchess of Orles,. ~
Count de Paris were all going, with : numero,,.
suite. = :
The New Yorkers are ~.bo,,. - ...x,.-.
emi-monthly steam line between tbeir c;tv ~
Matanzss and Havana, touching - Kew w.
One Of the vessels is already uriler cont,sst ~
They are to be about 100 toms and no~s,N,Is.
built. :
Carroll Spence. ESQ. the now Nf;n;.t.r !, ~.
key, it is said, win leave on his miss;on "a co9
stantinople on. or about the Goth of October next
in the Government steamer Saranae. His Pri-
vate Secretary has not yet been appointed. a
Six guns have been shipped from .TeNsr.o-
Barracks on board the Grand Turk, snd -
destined for the frontier in view ~ ~. U.:i1s
Valley question and the recent disturbances
along the frontiers.
Uncle Tom, dramatized on the European
stage, mas caused the death OF an actor, Mr..
,Sa ,scL nv 49,. Was ~ pistol snoe curing
dsd fr"Tn .ha wouud. - ser'e N sns SVcks' ana
the nastorate ~ cburch a. Scs.h n.sts.. = -
Y. 'Gerrit Smith, the deacon Of the churs
and others, took part in the services g
An editor at a dinner table, being asked