New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-22
Amnssments This Evening.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE. play of Loves
Sacrifices" with Miss Logan and Mrs Stuart as Margaret
Etmose aud He7aihe and Mr.. Held MattAso To con-
clude with Poor Pillcoddyp sT,4 az.
DAN RrCE's-The entertainments will COM
mence with Margaret Of Bnrgundy,n in which Miss
Champion will appear, and conclude with Don Juan,
ARMoRY HAIL.-The Campbell Minstrels give
another Of their entertaining amusing concerts this
evening at the Armory Hall Negro songs brlesue lec-
lures and limitations Of Juiens Concertsare among the
attractions Of their concerts.
VANNucHIs MUSEUM Wax Statuary and
other Curosties Doramc Views etc. are on exhibition
at 81 St. Charles st.
ORLEANS THEArER.--ss The Huguenots' will
be produced Tomorrow evening without fail Nine.
Laget Panterrs makes her debut this OCCASION SUD-
ported by our old favortes Bordas aenibrel and
Lacroix.
SHrPwREeK AND GREAT Loss OF L1FE-In
the NewYork Herald of the 18th we and the following
OF the loss of the emgrsnt ship New Fra on
the Jersey Shore involving great destruction Of human
life, the news Of which was received here some DAYS
by telegraph:
Inc New Era was built by Messrs Hitchcock & Co. Of
batn Me during the present year She was Of thirteen
hundred and twentyeight burthen and was valued
AZ seVenty-one thousand dol ars
About the I'D Of September last she sailed from tba
port OF bremen, under the command Of Capt Henry on
ner nrs for the port Of NswYork having heavy
enected IN Bath Me- and Boston with charges
amounting to nearly sx thousand dollars secured in
street in this city. - y =.
She consigned to Mausru nbsrIos n D,,... e. n,
Of So South street. S ~ wy
The emigrante were all Germans
: mitsr somewhat tedious passage the New Era came
ay IN sight OF land about midday of Sunday the 10Th
inst and continuing her coarse in dense fog sha nan
ashore between Deal and Long Branch during the same
night. $50 1AlAe
At early hour yesterdo, =, r,orn;,,, ,b. ~ra.
ypg VIII proaasde to shore with very heavy saa on
when was breaking over her and washing her decks
O'CLOCK noon there were peresptble signs of her
from the moment she ssen every effort was made
~ lne people on shore to the passengers Early In
shs they had succeeded in passing lines to the
SNIP ana IN short time after Capt Henry with twenty
o. r sns passengers as were landed in safety.
81. one m was learned that before hsy left the
SCI ever one hundred and fifty of the remaining passs
gers were dead having been either smothered between
drowned BY the flow Of water (which was continu
any surglng over them,1 or been swept overheard
Renewed exertons made from the beach to ssye
ae OF the people board up to the moment
success. w way As'io
as the emigrants board were all Germans it il most
nxey tnas we shall never be able find out the list Of
the names Of the people who have been suddenly Lost
and TINS fatal shpwreck will all probability have To be
eased among the sorrowfu "reminiscences attending the
loss OF the foahatan the shore when not even
uhe human being was left to tell the sad tale of the c.
lsmity. ~ - N ~
The New Era is aground the Jersey shore between
Gnu lung nEanch. about hftean miles below Sandy
HOOK and nearly thirty five miles from New York The
eeacn sandy bleak and this of the year yerv
Shrewsbury Inlet side OF the vessel
and Shark Inlet and the rugged beach Of suuan ON tha
other, "a ~
women could ba seen the wreck holding their little
ones with one hand while the ether beashed by the
spray chung with death grip to the ranes some with
no garments except their night clothes The heavy waves
we're continually washing men and children into
the surf
It will be remembered that later tesgrapho dispatch
to this city stated that the number Of lives lost amounted
to $50.