New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-02


But, continue the water, and the patient mus
be saved
" The laboring man, from the nature Of hi.
employment is more subject to attacks Of thi.
KIND than any other class of persons, as als(
short-necked and corpulent individuals
TINS HoT WEATHER In Leigh Hunts Indi.
Gator is the following pleasant sally, descrptiy,
Of 4 hot day in England, which is quite appi-
cable to this region at present
Now Il fellow who finds he has three miles
fnrther TO 60 in a pair Of tight shoes, is in a
pretty situation. Now the apothecary's appren-
tee, with bitterness beyond aoes, thinks of the
pond he used to battle in at school Now the
lounger, who cannot resist riding his new horse,
feels his boots burn him Now jockeys, walk
ing in great coats to lose flesh, curse inwardly
Now five fat people in n stage coach hate the
sixth lat one, who is coming in, and think he
has no right to be SO large. Now bakers look
vicious, and cooks are aggravated
METHODIST ErIscoPu TRACT SOCIETY," The
managers OF this new institution held their sec
oud quarterly meeting Mt Newton On tile 10Th
inst, Although the society has only been or
ganl2cd six months, thirteen auxilaries have
been formed including all the Atlantic con-
ierences, agents for conferences appointed, 10
colportcurs sent ont, s9500 subscribed at con
ference sessions, Of which $500 has been al
ready pad in, and 4 tract volume catalogue
commenced which amounted to over so volumes.
Two small engines designed to be applied to
steering steamships and other large vessels,
patented by Frederick Sickles, have been con
strueted at the establishment Of Messrs Harlan
n Hollngsworth, Of Wilmington, Delaware.
lhey are to be placed in the pilot house, one on
each SIDE OF the wheel, and are fed by Il pipe
IRON the main boiler. They work on a pjnion,
50 as to steer the vessel without any additional
assistance, in all kinds Of weather
DEMOCRATIC CoNvENrtoN ~ EERuuNr-The
democrats cf Vermont laws iu state cOuven-
ton, nominated John S, ROBIN ou Tor Governor,
ami endorsed Gen ltolcs- iuIugural They
row policy which w5uli have U1dtcI the United
states to Massachusetts ana Connecticut. and
the Providence Plantations and declares for
any territory on TIL, Continent or adjacent
Islands, when it can he done regarding the
rights Of other nations ana the honor Of our
CRIME - BoSrnN-The Grand Jury Of SUI.
folk county, Massachusetts,, have made a pre-
sentiment, in which they state as the result Of
their examination into the criminal calendar Of
Boston, that three-fourths Of the crime com
tributablc, in a great degree, TO the swarms If
Illegal dram shops infestiug the purleus Of the
city; and they severely reGuke the MAYOR onj
Councils Tor not diminishing the evil.
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DISCOVERY or GoLn rs NEW ZEALAND Latter
ports Of the discovery Of g5lI in thaf aua1tr.
some very fine samples Of the precious metals
had been brought in, but to what extent il OK.
isted had not with any certainty been aseer.
tanned, owing to the fact that miners we're very
scarce, and 1t being to their interest In kaar,
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The propeller Challenge. lnuml from Chfcaoo
to ButialU burst her boilers On Lake Huron. 6n
the 22d nlt, and sunk five minutes after. Five
passengers were Instantly killed. and several
wrecked She was insured 6r SI2 600 in me
sun Company, New York: $1,000 in the Nor
camille, New York: and 5000 in Ito En- .f
fee, Hartford
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needed measure Of German reform There
ought to be universal agreement on mis- snb-
ject The commerce Of the world would he
greatly promoted thereby. Uniform coins the