New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-22

80 ..r,,s,,.,ys sss4ssssesgsssrsas.
3 THr C,yo, ~, " 10, u,ru1A p. The citi n
yans oe Golnnb;a Who renain 10 take care Of
the s;ck recs;ve ,raat nra;se for their self
ritcing and noble conduct. The genera ass ~
MOB py me lnnannahes anu ene .a lot IL,
people OF the surrounding county y .pasa Who
lumbia, causes much aistres ano,g - =
remain Oar nave peel agly 80, u u,
supplies ior me sunereis' ~ la, ra;sed foy
their relief $1,000, 3, r..
Two gentleman telegraphea yeDssa aaas y. 49, w
lumbla to know what tney .oo oJad 49, LII.
Their answer was tnae ehey M .,,Eaa;,,a.
was mmeaiateiy sen s L. aa4st NE
among young children y ny sLe ea,. Mnpy
OF them nave Deen , 1est ~
rents, and they are Jus is,o W nal
upon the charitapAe as.en.ionn y.
iectlons are Sun ~ ~ tee'o enoi'
distress. lrhiiaoeipnl .th gun, io'n'
.,,,,,,,, Ono ~ on,, ;udoes v;.;t;rc
DisshAo -, ~. ps;a. ~ ~ wi :; 4hse
me thea.Is G ~ 49, n.y. - ~ -
aress AZ ~ ~
the COMFY yan, WY ILL.,
gen.ieaan seanunP ~. Ine Juuge ~ -.
nis n1n NJ al, 500 W m Sho s.tans .he
nanleu WI. nannipns lne neAI in1nv ,;. sne
~ hn aSn,.;r,ed I'' Z I;s Summons as
soAisnment ne e2cialmeu' jim oun ~ as
<c1ya
.ls vuns.ossu 49,, h;.,.a1fi W.T.
NY Jhii " wy .nsa.le Y enJoy ...;.,d.,a.
WI 70 uone Y iela.,oh W .iis s.o'' rr;.,at;
q o. the turnhey' We 10 ho' Ahow' loin0''n"'i
eolinaero'ai' -.z~===.= -
| DREAbrur AccIpENT.-John W. Morris,
| framamate in tho emnlov of Mr. Eyarts. while
ENGAGED in the fonrth story of the store yester-
day. fall throuoh the hatchway TO the frat floor,
j ana was ;naton3lv Killed He leaves 4 wife and
4 several children. louisville Journal, 18th.
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" the NAM VI S a,,t saaF y ,od
ny, was VI .t NJ b ~ e.1sS ND ey az
maeeh NM onan 800 IL aI.aa
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thn; or ivy ha;n tao f 10
tna;r ~ Eh;oo D.s nv ov 1ad doun ndar tbe
Ilah W CnSaso' my 1870 .au H., vn
- ~. , nval u. e H. aus ph;sns ha
auo.as ~" IA ri, aslaar Wa.;ns than
taaL : 10 ndI erch;ef from his pocket and after
having sasara.ea II WIN chloroiorm, nea ~ 70
.ne nose Vi mno a
iss ene9.s ne eneh = line III
e.s VI .ne ..hi ta,,a. ~ ;"ao IT.
anu aiIo .as ~ " 80 -. 49,,
.iosIs ~ ~, nsa, .ns Paw
AZ pi;,,; IL sits -,
.hls .iie, ny lele Inips, pue .ueil M Va
"nu na. - IL ,,o,a III;
t yame - n.' b,a4 co. lac .ba hid bo
W ph;1;ns o,nad Wv ~ Tow ta
go . ,hnral;t, "a. -
w'A .t az, inv - 49,. o y,
sue asens VIZ
nm VIII 10y y %ia - !.
puisue .n1 snI't - maj r. $500 Tna;aaas
E 'oafnai' .z=-
t KNOW NOTHING. We noticed the arrest o.
t Mr. Kuow-Nothinp ON the Day Police Book yes.
terdav He il CHARGED with disturbing the
, peace and drawing knife. When brought te
? cafed and Ala, n reality. knnw very little
He could not give his name. as he said he had
forgotten Il since he had Joined the Know.
Z Nothinps. but intended to write home and OBJ
to;n Il He said that for tha nresept thew mich,
e call him Know Nothing. "a he was one. and die
g NOT care for any BODY. He was accordingly
d booked. and will be tried to-day. A real, con
fessed Know Nothing in the Police Office created
lse.--ez-.z r =
9 MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. horrible and fata
$ accident occurred Yesterday afternoon. about
+ O'clock, at the 81 Clair street Bridge, near tn,
It Allegbeny shore A Young lad, ten years o
age, named Samuel Carey, attempted to climl
V,5ay t~Ff In hrth hut frn
some no;sch missed lis footng mat a. he ha,
e crossed the railinr He 6rgt drained about 81,
IL or seven feet to = small Offset or projection
: whara his beadwav was stonned for a moment
n put oeing unaoie 10 regain ms Iooting' he 1el
tne balance Oh tne way 70 elle gro9nu, 20 u.s
# lance OF over 1orty iee.'l crusnlng IN ms shul
:. ana Iracturlng ms legs anu arms II .he nios
y 1rlehuui manner. Mneh p,ekeu up, ms pra,n
were ooang out Oh ms skull ~ several plaoef
anu ne presented most iorriple slen.
not 9ulte ueau, ne was conveys ms aio.nel
Vt residence, IN the s1rsG wary, p9s oelole reaon
lie ing II ne was oead. ms notner Is poor Miu1 "
having iosg her husoa ns sh1i: aine aeo y
choiefa. lf9esoofgh 1ose' i4'n Ahs''
u c, E,,a,,n5,rs ,,na,, r,.c, M, y nnr;n
ia q. .,,ths ~ bas bea,, aynorted fro,
1T England the sum of el5 .33l $3.50 in specie, bein
an excess Of "a ,53l 400, compared with the mrs
six months of last year. The amount OF gold ex
ported is Ell 1862 Geo, and OF silver 10 49, 96t
d The silver is mainly sought for China, and 10
. Hamburg, Belgium, and Rotterdam, while tn
: gold is wanted for France.
n A dispatch OF the l4th from Phliaaelphi
n states that .ne schooner 'ohn 1os.s, zap l"
l. | Dho"n, ""' Va y, ~ u k f. -.