New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-10

manner that he died In about two hours.
WASHINGTON News AND GOSSIP. -.Ar. Sena-
tor Snnaner-The present and distant admir-
ers of this gentleman need not be under the
slightest alarm with reference to the prospect
that he will be lynched in this community it
being very evident that more than one menda-
oous sympathizer with him is essaying to Gre
a, 6 the impression that there is danger of such
catastrophe. The good people of this city in
dulge in no such amusement.
1t is, however, worthy of remark, that after
having himself labored manfully to induce his
misguided followers at home to resist the law Of
the land by force of arms, he trembles like q leaf
on the moment when public opinion seems dis
posed to hold him responsible for the natural
results of his conduct out of the Senate as well
as in it. All his political tribe seem to be alive,
however, as was manifested in the earnestness
with which Wendell Phillips and Theodore Par
ker begged protection from the Mayor of Boston,
against the people of that city, indignant be-
cause Batehelder lost his life only as a eonse-
quence of the infammatory harangues of these
two notorious individuals, All such 'speace
men, are constitutional towards; being always
first to shrink from the legitimate consequence
of their own insane efforts to achieve notoriety
their sole ambition. As for Senator Sumner,
his fears are simply ridiculous No one has
counseled, or even dreamed of intiiciing per
sonal violence against him. His conscience has
magnifed appeals, urging that he be punished
by popular sentiment only, into danger to thu
integrity of his white waistcoat or fash buttons
if not to his skin. He ahrinks only from tbs
shadow of his own recommendations to New
England fanatics. as reflected back upon his
own case here. We repeat, the idea that he is.
or has been in personal danger here, exists only
in his own brain, and in those of his co con
spirators against the Union. Washington Star
CHOLERA II New YoRK.-Itis understood that
the packet-ship North America, now lying at
Quarantine, had cholera on board on her arri-
val Not less than 100 cases were said to b.
under treatment at the Quarantine Hospital
Rumor, and still better and less welcome au-
thority adds that in Orange street there ar.
| some eight cases known to exist. As no death
from it are yet reported, it is probable that it il
OF an unusually mild type IN, y. Times.
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HAWAIIAN ANNExArIoN--It will be seen by
reference to our special dispatch from Washing.
ton, that the expectation of an early treaty
anuexing the Sandwich Islands to che United
States is strengthened by additional and reliable
information The details of the treaty, at last
adyices had been so far arranged llat it is con.
adently anticipated no untassyd event ear
again Intervene to prevent the CoNsumnation o.
this important project. The next steamer FROM
California may bring the document. IN. Y.
Times.
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A German female was found in New Albany
Ind, short time since, having died from the
effects of two very severe whippings inflicted by
her brutal husband, during week. Both were
incorporate.
Tothe disgrace of the canine race, drunken
dog made his appearance in Milwaukee. The
Democrat says s. he acted pretty much as other
folks do when in a similar state lie made very
good rail fence for few minutes, and then vent
sud laid dswn BY tbs sids Of W0ed.pils,t