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

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| in days previous. By reason OF the leaking Of
the skies it came drizzling down like moisture
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in some degree. The sun did not shine; the
moon and stars failed to give their accustomed
light, and every body looked solemn and sad.
This state Of affairs is such continuation Of
the preceding as might have been expected, but
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ANEW PAPER. we ind IN the Natlonal IN
telligence, Of the 10th the prospectus OF daily
and weekly newspaper called the American Or
| gan. tobe published IN washington ny an ' As
ISOLATION Of Native Americans ANS II IS gener-
ally believed that this paper is to be the Know
Nothing organ at Washington, but the following
paragraph, which We cut from the prospectus
does not agree well with representations that
have been made by the enemies OF the efder
The American Organ will advocate the
1ree and I, - sde n,shes :.
lgious faith, but y VIII, by ~ tar ana respect
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NAV anproach. and as we'll in matters ecclesias-
| teal as in matters political.
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RECEIVED. The African Repository came to
hand Yesterday, containing ssa special appeal
far finds which We hope will be granted
1 an elaborate essay on the withdrawal of the
African SQUADRON, that has not yet been with
drawn !; the history Of two or three Annual
Conferences and Colonization Meetings, and
sunarV other matter. @
i Colonization is the mildest possible form of
| Abolitionism. It is really practicable and phi
lanthropic, and, therefore, favored by us of the
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/ Fatal. ACCIDENT ON THE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NEssEE RA1LRoAD.-We regret to learn, says the
4 Lynchburg Virginian Of the 18th inst, that a
serious accident, resulting in the destruction Of
one man. and perhaps fatal injury to another,
occurred on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road. above Big Spring Depot, early Wednesday
4 morning. As the downward freight train was
passing the high embankment and trestle work,
d few miles above that place, it came in contact
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4 MoRE TROUBLE AMONG THE NEW York Pua1-
Il LISTS. A row occurred at hotel on Mercer
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other purpose than to get released from Prus-
sian vessel on which he had shipped. This is
somewhat plausible, as no such murder is known
to have been committed at the time or place he
/ mentioned Nevertheless it is somewhat strange
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i SIR CHARLES NArIER.-The British United
4 Service Gazette, the organ of the Army and
Navy, is down, like a thousand Of brick, upon