New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-10

A man named John Hunt was instantly killed
in New York, on the I'd inst, by falling from
the scafoldng Of now on house Fifty eighth
street
Somebody broke into the dry goods store Of
Messrs. Morgan & CO., in Nashville, a few nights
since, and robbed the establishment Of abont
5000 in bank notes
Among the premiums awarded at the Penn
sylyania Agricultural Fair was silver medal
to Dr. ]. 3. Davis, Of Charleston, South Caro-
lima, for Cashmere buck goat and two kids
These animals, it stated, can be raised success
fully in Pennsylvania
DR. Peithman, who was confined Ia years ir
y mad house in England for the grave offence d
pressing claim against Queen Viotoria's hus-
band, has been at length set at liberty under D
solemn promise to leave the country and never
ireturn. He went to Germany.
Mrs. Harris. daughter Of Gov. Troupe, o.
Georgia, and wife Of Lieut.. Harris, U. S. Navy
was dreadfully burned at the Sweet Springs
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Va,s short time since, in endeayoring to ex-
uisn sne ~, nanles Wnicn nad caught the cur
e'A,n y. ~ lon'nluer rom q candie,
Al New York, On tie "a ;n.t W;,,;am Carson
carnenter. while AZ ,vorl .,,o s;da ~ +bs
steamship Hermann. at the foot - Raach street
fell from the scaffoldino into tba wotar and was
drowned. Mr.. Hughes. tba engineer If thu
tship, Jumped after the drowning man. hut was
unable to save him. as he went - ~ haitian
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L The large cedar SWaY1nq in the viciuitv al
Newark, New Jersey, have been an fire. Ia, twr
For three days past. Thev were at;, burnino IN
tSunday afternoon, the lst. but Il is probable
the recent rains extinpuishea III f;re Thew
are sometimes set on fire and often burn for 1
week at o time, in the fall Of the year
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the eeleprased Indian Chief, Osk- faw-Aw-
an TON ehe Gailapoohas tribe, southern Or
egoh' assis'eo py osceola, q Chief from Wal
laiepu nation' with their large troupe OF In
dians' composed OF males and females, from the
Nebraska Territory, and from west of the Rocky
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me London Times says that letter has been
received az tne Admiralty from Commander De
dorsey, OF her Britannia Majesty's ship Devas-
.a1lon' aatea august !, 1924, reporting that he
lonna three vessels under American colors at
1 me uninhapiteo ISLAND Of AYES, in latitude 10
deg. ~ MN. ~ sec. north, and longitude ~
J deg. 20 MN. west, and one days sail from st.
SQlDDlng YuaQo. OF which he rnOnrfg thn
! ls about Two hundred thousand tons on the
island, and but slightly inferior to the Peruvian
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ottoolod II -, ~.
.ass;nr o,aa,. 49, ~ 1S...,.a N,
snake chased and caught him by the pantaloons
, The man, falling down, had great difficulty in
/ getting him of, having no weapon with which
to defend himself. After extricating himself
the snake attacked him the second time and
bit hole In his pantaloons. He was finally
killed and measured between three and four
feet IN length, and was about as big as mans
arm, The snake was of dark color, covered
Win Spots esi f &a9
A sad affair occurred at Syracuse, N. Y.,a
few days ago. young man, named Brewer
who lived with his father at Little Falls, had
obtained possession Of ssa4Oo of the old gentle.
, mans money, and was indulginp in a very ex-
| tens;ve snrea IN Evracnea H;s "a bar rnro, al
him. found that he had snent ss18nf1 ne tbe
a,,a 4.,,- ~, ~, H., n
n'one5' ,'Au sooA sne ienl'aiuuof ironl Asli' ns
then locked the young man IN on upper room Of
the temperance Hotel, and taking the spreeinte
his own hands, probably for the purpose of pro.
nar,v sn;sh;na 4 ~ ha,r,asssr 49,. I