New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-09
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New York, Jan 5.-Mr Guthrie has addressed cireu.
Jar to comproers and other customs ofeers showing
incapacity and neglect of duties in the department
Neta York. Jan. 6. - The steamship Empire City Ia
ashore off Barnegat Passengers and mails all saved
The ship will be got off,
The new steamship San francisco, which left New
York on the 2lst December With eight hnndred
gers for California seen on the 26th December in
disabled condition. The Government will dispatch a
steamer in search Of her.
Baltimore. Jan. 4.-The college at Alban in Michigan,
vas destroyed by fire this morning. The LOGS estimated
Ths brig ReveiIle which arrived at New York to-day
irotn san DoniHgo, with dates to the 9Th ult reports
that tine demand made by the French steamer the
presence of which has already been announced had
demanded from the Haytian Government an indemnica-
on of $4,000 for permission to land having been
70 Ffench eaigranS The steamer 1t Is said landed her
cannon in preparation for active hosties but the
ter was subsequently, amicaby adjusted.
Hd1yord Dec 30.-At early hour this morning the
Lake Mills at Ellington. about fourteen miles from this
city were entirely destroyed by fire. together with the
contents Loss about SIS, 5,o00--insured for $4,000
Cincinnati Dec. The locomotive Of freight train
ran into the downward passen on the Little
Miami Railroad this morning between Loveland and this
city Several persons were injured but fatally
Phtsbursh, Dec. 30.-J. B. yashon, the well known
eolored Abolitionst died very suddenly last night OF
for the East - ''-'a
osreso, Dec. 81 j H. Hail. one of our most respect
able citizens was last night about nine O'Clock knocked
down and robbed of his gold watch while passing along
public street of this city He roughly handed but
escaped uninjured.
Netp York, Dec. 29-Dr Edward Brooke of Brosklyn
has been arrested charged with making counterfeit gold
doars He had quite an extensive manufactory.
me steam propeller Watkins exploded Seneca lake
to-day, killing two tiremen
Philadelphia Dec 29-Snow fell here last night to tht
depth OFT two inches and sejghs running this
The weather is intensely cold
The schooner wrecked off Cape NAV on Friday last yat
from the eastward with stone. Her is still un
known From the clothing that oated ashore is sup
posed That the captain had wife and child board
wark.
Baltimore, Dec 2o-The revenue cutter Dobbin which
ieft Wilmington for Norfolk last Monday week has
yet arrived, which causes some anxiety.
Ceueiand, Dec. 2e, P. H-The weather s excessively
cold-snoT fell last night.
Chicago Dec. 29-It is showing hard here with tre
mendons gale of wind.
fipaukes Dec 2e.-The weather is very cold and fu
rious snow storm is raging
Boston. Dec 29It commenced snowino hara about rs
O'Clock this morning which continued to fall with unaba
ted rapldity until this afternoon 1t was ACCOMPANIED
with pswerful gale of wind amounting almost to hnr
ricane The snow is two feet deep and much arfed
In some places it is piled fifteen and twenty feet
so severe storm has not been experienced in ycin
y Tor many years The marine telegraph has blosr
down. and all the ferry boats have suspended their trn
IN consequence of the intense and heavy gale ri,
tde ross TO an unusual height Central India and Other
HharVes were completely overfowed The water rose
hlled large number Of cellars the river Some
them contained valuable goods which were DESTROYED
The Easements of many stores on State Kby Broad ana
other streets were flooded doing immense damage Many
families We're compelled to abandon their houses Tn,
oid Colony Bridge was completely submerged. Thi
bridge leads to South Boston All the of rsrost
cars leading to and from the city have been completed,
blocked up and travel suspended 1t is supposed thai
and on the coast The is fully feet deep am
weather intensely cold The morning mail train stsrt
for New York with two engines but made slow progress
Inc and trains due this morning had not
rived at 10 O'Clock. The storm is very violent to tn
eastward The Portland boat due early this morning
has not yet arrived.
Nto FORK, Dec 29-Prvate adrices received here from
Russia state that the Emperor will submit to tn
dictations of England and France.
Tho weahiest merchants at Moscow offer the govern
neht millions OF rubes If wanted. prosecute the war
Ii affairs are not settled during the winter Paskawitc
with an army of 100000 advance on CONSTANT
nope. Extensive preparations were making on tbe bor
and the hrst hostile act would probably be to bloch
ade the Baltic
Russia or the Emperor it said expected that the
american would be the only neutral flag before the atf!
ia brought to final settlement.
Washtngton Dec. S-Com. Henry Morris has been de
tached fom the rendezvous New York and ordered tc
the Mediterranean to relieve Com Ingraham Com VIM
O. Nicholson to command the rendezvous ut New York
Lieuts Morgan and A. G. Drake, and Passed Midship
man g. Norris have been ordered the sloop of wal
Decatur - 'e
The amount of drafts registered at the treasury for th,
week ending December 24, was S1TO46sO
Col, John s. Cunningham is appointed clerk Of the
senate Naval COMMITTEE and not fhs House. errone
ously reported
general eourt-martial composed of Col Joseph x
Mansfield Inspector General Brevet Lieut. Col Francis
Taylor list Artillery Breret Lieut. Col Edward step.
toe, Sd Artillery Major VIM. W Morris 4th Artillery
BreVet Major James Longstreet Sh Infantry Breyet
MAJOR John SedgTick, I'd Artillery Capt Andrew w
bowman Sd Infantry Capt Geo W Getty 4th Artillery
Brevet Captain G. A. DeRussy, 4th Artillery Oaptan
James b Ricketts,, LIST Artillery Captain David Jones
Assistant Adutant General Breyet Cantnin Joyall An
artillery Judge Advodate has been ordered to
at West Point the 4h of January for the trial Of
eral cadets,
.4t6anv Dec. 27-The weather is intensely cold this
evening and the ice in the river will be strong enough in
the morning to bear teams in crossing.
Boston, Dec 28 10 MJohn Mitchell the Irish patriot
and exile lectured here tonight audience of over
TWO thousand people large portion of whom were of his
countrymen. His lecture was brilliant and eouuent n
WAS moderate in tone and we'll tempered He hoped his
eountrymen adopted citizens would do no more for Eu
roean than the natives themselves were
Wiling TO DO There We're many feeling and pathetic pas
sages In his speech The audience listened with great
attention, and evinced coneideral enthusiasm
Boston, Dec ~ 10 P M-rhe tragedy in Groton report
cd Yesterday was somewhat exaggerated The facts ara
Prtntiss Haynes superintendent of the poor farm
murdered his wife Sunday night by nearly seyerina
her head from her body with razor He then cut his
own throat dying instantly The children were unhared
ne WAS years old, and comfortable circum-
stances, but had shown symptoms of insanity before
Cincinnati Dec 2S-A public meeting has been called
here TOR tomorrow night express the views of or
asns IN reference to the Railroad disturbances at Erie
me public mind here is very indignant and attributes
he continuance of the conduct the citizens of Erie to
Philadelphia influence.
.4ibany, Y, Dec. 2a-Dr Knott President of union
College, paid yesterday to the Trustees 5000 o0O of his
debtedness
Worcester Mass, Dec. ,2S-AIr E. p Wrishts extern
night - ~
Daniels cotton factory at Northaed, N H. ba. s,so
been totally destroyed by fire Insured $4,000 which
Is inadequate to the loss