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ANOTHER QuAsMopoz-A poor dwarf, by the
name of Dwyer, an Irishman, was found drowned
on the Jersey shore, opposite New York, few
days ago. II appears that he had for the past
three years worked for Mr. Marsh in that city,
where a young woman named Amanda French
had also been employed. He became deeply en-
amored of this girl, but she declined his atten-
tons, and about six weeks since left the employ
of Mr. Marsh, and went to reside in Houston
near Columbia street On the evening of the
5lst ult., Dwyer called to see her, and gave her
a ring which she had formerly presented to him.
and another of his own, saying at the time ;
Take them and keep them, for | shall never
see you again" He then proceeded to the
terry-hoat City Of Williamsburgh, and soon
after the boat left the dock, jumped into the
river and was drowned, A few days before this
occurrence he told a female acquaintance that
he wished himself dead, because he was Irish
and detormed. Who says there is no romance
in real life?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

aH- The Proprietor of the Crescent will pay no bill
contracted by any person attached to the Office without
a written order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

The attention of buyers is called to the I'M
reserved sale of Foreign and American Dry
Goods, this day at 10 o'clock, by Vincent &
Co., at their auction rooms, No. 43 Bienville
street.
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e.ity Esank OF Cocnror $ 90.

SO Camp street.
E N0riCE-From after this SIX PER CENT INTER
EST will Moneys in this Bank payable demand
EIGHT INTEREST paid Moneys spec
isd time
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS sued fde,tred bearing tbesa
and negotiable the Commercial eieH Of tn
United States.
SHORT L0AN Ms made on Unaouoted ColateralH mill IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A DESPERATE CoSv1cr.-samuelM Murray, SEN
fenced to the Sing Sing State Prison for a term
of ten years, for highway robbery, made des-
perate and bloody attack upon the keepers with
razor, inAicting three terrible gashes upon
Mr.. G, P. Sherwood, two in the left thigh and
one in the groin, He also attacked another Off
Ger of the institution, who defended himself by
shooting the prisoner in one of his legs with a
revolver The desperate was finally secured
and locked up, Mr.. Sherwoods wounds were
considered very dangerous
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
DAILY CRESCENT.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1854

RY- All persons having bills against the Crescent
Office requested to present them at the eice for
settlement
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There are now about 160 merchant ships fitted
with Cunningham's patent reefng apparatus
BY this apparatus three or four men can do as
much work in four minutes as twenty men can
do in three or four hours without it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

:. The leprosy is spreading so rapidly in Norway
that fears are entertained of its becoming a
general sickness, as in the middle ages.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

Carr ISAIAH RYSDERS ADMINISTRATIONS
June 10.-Capt, Isaiah Rynders, President of
the New York Empire Club, was married in Bal
timore late last night, by Rev. Mr. Stockton, to
Miss Phehe Shortwell The ceremony took place
Mt Rev. Mr., Stockton's house. The affair was
quite romantic, and both parties seemed to be
in great haste about having the ceremony per-
formed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

c l. 7 II L Z S,
Corner CAMP COMMON SITS (nder the Guy fieteL)
EB Isyeiust received, aat opening their usual
EEIE Nd SUPERIOR A95DR AfENT or CLOTHING.
Their ofGENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS being very
complete, prepared furnish their the
pub viii every
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

From THE RIO GRANDE--.a Monster CAP
tured,-Under this head, the Flag has the fol-
lowing:
Weare gratifed to learn of the capture of that
monster of cruelty, the boy Sisto Salazar, who
SO inhumanly nfIardered his own mother, as re-
lated in this paper a few weeks since. After
the commission of this heinous crime, the boy
fed to Mexico He was re- captured by the
police of NIatamoros, and we understand that
he is to be tried by the authorities of that city
1t is to be hoped that monster SO inhuman will
not be again turned loose upon society.
ANorHER.-A prisoner by the name of Van
Edmonson last week escaped from the Jail Of
this county and fled to the Mexican bank Of the
river for protection. But he seems to have
leaped from the pan into the fire, as he had
hardly secured a footing on that before he was
captured by the authorities and brought a
prisoner into Matamoros We learn that there
are serious charges against him of offences com
mitted against the laws of that Republic, and
that he is about being put on trial for those
offences Van Edmonson was here imprisoned
on charge we learn, of attempting to hang
and rob party of Mexican runcheros
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OF APPAREL

PERTAINING TO A GENTLESAN'S WARDROBE
Being constantly recepo the latest NOVELTIES ny every
val from the North they will
PLETE ASSORTMENT.
NORRIS s. WAY,
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NARROW EsCAPE.-A private letter from
gentleman who arrived in the steamer Asia, from
Liverpool, few days since, states that the noble
ship had narrow escape from wreck during the
voyage. On the 28th ult., while on the banks,
in thick fog, she came within an ace of run
ming, at the rate Of twelve knots into an iceberg
one hundred feet in height Fortunately the
danger was seen just in time, and the quick
& hard starboardo of an officer enabled the
ship to clear it BY few feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
V'am ZGmdt's .gmti- Dio,'rhea

Il Il X X
FOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA, DLARRHdEA DYsENrERY Ere.
Es THIS medicine shoud ba s~y family Taken season
Atonoe nseae, which srove Dangerous
Persona travelling soud have bos them
Bo~eIs most likely Dge climate.
gsneralIy. 4 ll.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

HoNpuRAs-The Governor of Honduras has
issued a proclamation against the alleged de-
signs of company of adyenturers from the
United States. composed of English, Germans
and Americans, who intend to plant an Ameri
can colony upon part of the Mosquito Territory,
which they have seized under pretence Of a sale
from the Mosquito King to John Sebastian Rens.
wick, merchant of London. Such an attempt,
it is alleged threatens the dignity and rights,
as well as the interests, of Honduras, and the
Governor appeals to the sense of justice of the
United States and all ciyilized nnninst IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A STREET PREACHER ASSAULTED. "A Mr..
John G. Pierce, shoe maker of South Boston,
two or three nights since made an amateur per
fofmance IN that section as street preacher,
and talked for some time to crowd which he
had gathered by ringing d dinner bell, and his
revelations were received with becoming auie-
tude on the part of his edited audience The
next evening he undertook to preach again, but
ssthe b'hoys" were not disposed to listen, and
greeted him only with groans and Kisses, till
finally some one threw brickbat and hit the
speaker on the head. The police now interfereG
and saved Pierce from further harm by escort
ing him home and dispensing the crowd
FROM KEY WEsr.--M take the following from
the Key West correspondence of the Charleston
Mercury, under date of June s:
For the first mail for many months, we have
no actual wrecks to report. There has been one
marrow escape, butnothing that we learn of has
struck
A very fine clipper ship of 100 tons burthen,
called the Germania of Germanica, Mailing from
ihomaston, Me-, was ashore at 1ortugas the
oosn ana 3lst ultimo, and the hearts of the
Wreckers upon that station grew big with hope
Ihat strong crews would be needed to save her,
but they sank with disappointment when the
noble ship toated off from the coral bank I'M
scathed, and went on her way rejoicing.
IL was fortunate circumstance for the 600
cabin passengers on board, that she did not re-
man ashore; Tor, had they been brought to tnis
eitS, the consequences would have been la.Aent-
aole; the fever which is lurking amnng MS
ready to. pounee upon the first unacclimated one
1hat arrives, would among SO many have found
some victims
M Ihere Is at present no shipping in our port.
Yhe snip Sea Lion, Capt. Hall, sailed for New
. YORK on the 18th. and left the harbor desolnted
Inc savage upon the ship and cargo was $4,000
and the total expenses were S1l ,224
The schooner Elizabeth Williams arrived Jpre
1st, from New York, with an assorted cargo fo,
this city, and the schooner Victoria, WRIGHT an
rived on the 4th from New Orleans, with FIJI,
stock of groceries and provisions Our marke
is now well supplied with stores of all kinds,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GooDs.
eV~uU PnDer FFamgimgs

~ received on Con,snunt direct rom the manu- asir'
pieces WALL PAPER manufacturers prices from
is to 81 50 per roll
TODD a CO., Commission Carpet wsrerOoms,
Canal street. Royal, Touno Bindings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A canal boat loaded in part with 100 bushels
Of peas was sunk in the Hudson river, opposite
Albany, last week The swelling of the peas
burst open the side of the boat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

The injunction, never to fill n fluid lamp when
lighted, or when here is a light in the room,
should be dinned into the ears of all persons
who use camphine or burning fluid, until the
habit becomes a second nature If this rule be
followed, nine out of ten of the camphine acct
dents would be avoided
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
Chaores FeUes.- Chitis and Fever

t BEACHS FERRuGISOUS TONIC is aud hilibla
remedy Tor cHILLs FEVER, cHAGREs FEVER, and all
Fevers of an type fail For sale by
ED. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and Apoth-cary,
corner o Chsrtrrs aud Customhoase
T. RANKIN corner Camp and Poydras sire,tB,
tetss3pAltW SYME. corner
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

MoBnE--A new mail regulation has just
gone into effect at Mobile, of which the Adyer-
tiser thus remarks:
Business men here will be glad to learn That
the great Eastern mail does not close, under the
new arrangement, until s! O'clock A. NJ, IN
stead of 81 P. NJ of the evening previous. The
New Orleans mail boat is due at 6! A. NJ, and
the Stockton boat leaves at A. NJ, and is due
here with the Eastern mail an hour previous
Altogether, we are well pleased with the present
arrangement"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
The .sa,p orleans Printing gEoxse,

NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 9S CAMP STREET,
(Between Poydras I'M Nateh.4,
proniato,s ". SCOTT SHERMAN,
'VPetot EDWARD C. WHARTON
az Al this Establishment CHEAPLY NEATLY and
EXPEDiTiousLY, nil kinds of
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Seareik 4. Tnutol.,

NO Is ROYAL STREET,
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, etc., etc.
WHOLESALE AVID RETAIL.
tzy- Sea advertisement in another column. d2a 7pu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

Our friend ~ of the Boston Commonwealth,
the sumner organ, it appears, suffered his EN-
ployees to throw missiles from his building on
the heads of the military and others, as they
passed his office in procession with the fugitive
Burns, to deliver him to the United States
authorities. The Times says:
g We speak the true sentiments of the people
when we say that the assaults upon our citizen
soldiery from the Commonwealth building, on
the occasion referred to, were dastardly in the
extreme, and nothing but strict military disc-
pine prevented the troops from saeking that
infamous nest of traitors, and putting the occu-
pants through that ordeal known best to those
who have been the subjects elsewhere of q similar
ignoble mode Of warfare"
The Boston Mail says:
. The Commonwealth newspaper, defending
itself against the dastardly act of throwing
Vitriol and red pepper from the windows of that
establishment on the military last Saturday,
says:
: we deem it proper to state as matter Of
fact, that these articles were not thrown from
this office, or by any person connected with the
office, and that some quantities were thrown
from other buildings in the neighborhood'
. W deem 1t proper to state that three men.
who have reputation for truth infinitely above
that of the editor of the Commonwealth, saw
the act perpetrated by persons in the premises
occupied by that establishment, and who are
prepared to identify the base towards"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

PoLtTlcAL.--The Washington correspondent
Of the Journal of Commerce alludes to the NUM-
cipal election in the Federal city in the follow
ing terms:
g The Washington City municipal election,
which came off yesterday, is to be viewed as a
marked feature in the history of the times. It
shows that a new party is springng up, in
these otherwise quiet times, which will distocate
old parties, and give new direction to political
power. For, if the . Know Nothings could
take that city, under circumstances of great
encouragement, what city can they not take
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Pass CtgisstaM Fgotel
.Yorris s. U.Gu,

nv VIII she lion NJ Visitors SATURDAY, the
18th OF JUNE lie ?m " Il. MONTGOMERY
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Notice.

az The undersigned having made arrangements 10 renqnsh
business 10 favor OF
MEssKs. @. LEIGHTON AND F. X BARB0T,
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GODUsfaeeyS Shin.

GS The undersigned have ctpauerShp TO date om the
st Of July sext, for the tram action OF Tho
CT 0 7 HI / N G
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From THE RIO GRANDE,-.a Monster Cap
tufed.-Under this head, the Flag has the fol-
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WANTS-W WANTED.

w ANTED-An experienced Business Man,
v who thoroughly pnder5anfs the GEnC RY BUSINESS,
Ani II sis2 ~ting TO wok To tdeh and
'hlay WI he given Alirrts, box 95, FnJ odes
Hh' .HHfssa
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
I'gHlatN0rIcE.
#6i.staal. las1 eHffrE

6rNHaiL las1 eHrrU
Apul >, isH.i
WIlEefAS By an Al. ni eaasa..s approved
w Nanhg 1sll entitled .'au act { i II. a..
iiri nj SETTLERS oa aHds reserved iof ilfaal pnf.
p e. eaeff sfiilfr uu ngblie Iar.s asf hieh have
hrrHn nnK hr withdrawn tom market N cuf.
snQAaner ri nmpasfi ailtaals. Hai Wlb Aaf ssi'iaf
hoaai prHH 20 sHsI r.fifaz 81 shall be entitled
picseHpliaa ~ re aHiHHHg HHH aiHfH in the lands
ssiilel nH aHl cuIsAa,al hv iHem EHdr1i1. they
shail HHtsaf t41#I I.sHis agteAiHs m eiHh rules
and issu.ailaa' as may he prescribed hy the Sec.
Ir'atf ui iHe lul#H'f anil paf hf r. aHs be-
inir iHe iaK that nay hH nAed IN iHa Pia,ideuls
Proclamation zoe The rHsiaa'iah of AID lanls IA
market. zI.,.l, iHslise Is hcirl5 sltsn. Is dine.
Hln al the srioiaH nl ihn Interior. Lat all sich
saiileH vii b. entitled Ii lha right a pne-emp.
hoH gwen HK lbe zsi sels upaa '1mishins rauor.
satisfactory To ihHdtlifi o'iital iHal the sellle.
m'ri aH which tue ,Iaim Is pfiiaaie,i. is Of
ahluHiHr iaanilila The settler - a IieIli N PIE.
eIlF'Ian uIHlef iaH prti.inHs 81 ihe act - ith
N'parHlaE lail, aud was malie by snrh ssiilrf.
priv Ia ihs Withdrawal uilHa land Ior tue pun.
na.r siaitl IA -ieaiarilan. 81 slurse. bring ne.
szr-slfk uHlef The sIftuH# ,anfes. flsratfI. pay.
mrnl aa W4IH l1r tie ,aaIe, "heinir the daY that
aifl lH 'yHH by tie presidents proclamation iaf
the frsil'aiHlIi II saii laili. - markell
JOHN WILSON,
Nag 70. Isl, la-fW. CoHlatssiaau
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
Letter in Behalf of the Owners Of the rugi.
tive Slave Burns.

At the request OF my friends, Colannl sntile
AMI Mr., Brent Of Virginia, whose uameS have ia,
several DAYS past occupied so much of the public
mind, write this, The eNcifine trial ol lhein.
gill'a slave is now over, the uuiiel States COM.
missioner, alter much research and deiberltiuu
has given his decision, and the fugitive Anihauy
buns, Il gu his way back to Virginia. Npma,
IN Bosluh can fairly cav he did not have an IN.
partial trial, aud tlmt hr was not ably defended
by counsel learned IN the law and iul Of zeal lot
their cilrnt and that SO lar as sympathY could 20
hal it vas ubt all on hi, side In the name 6r
ms Virginia friends have to thank the citizens
ot Boston for the lfm aud patriotic uanner IN
which they have acted during tie whole ,aafst
OF this exciting iral. 10 the umlel States Maf-
shal, 10 the clei aud military aulhnniies, Ia the
United States hisirIet Attorney. 10 his rounsel,
and 10 thr cti1ens wbp took an interest in oXeeu.
ting he faw, of The land. in the uanc Of virgida
ami the South GoloHel Suite return, his WaTmesl
Thanks. Tie south will na,er forget TIL. aei oi
lusllro and whHH shall return Ia my own State.
can saY 10 Louisiana thai Boston Is a law ahil.
Ing city. AID lhai nave seen he rights al South.
efn men respected and hunly main,ainei-ihat
the order loving citizens Of Boslen in lhe hmal
unnu ul daY executed the Institutional iaw OF The
land. The North AID The shlllb afe connected by
eteff lie ol h'aud, ul itlendship aud of interest,
and cured he the hand that shall ever break them
apart, linsion Is great city, aud Ia many re-.
spasls the tsl IN the lniout is the seai ef learning
aad ni stiencr she has seat on, Ia the South aud
Wei many apRlc san, aud Der GaugAlcn are
uoW the mothers OF Southern Children. Shall a
iaN misguided men nuke olnus the whole Of
tins rreai rityi Ne. nrt e.
To the di,ednsoldts widow oi Nj naicheder
-he who fell in defence oi tho law nl as taHH.
ifK=l lave Ia say llat the ci,Y ai AisNaudria
vi. take rare al hrr 10 thr kini-heafIrl anil
plllau'amPir lallc, and geallrmen Wh9 at'iaIh
subscribed and were ansiuas H. rHfeln efbr ifar.
dom ct Anthony BuHr,, am aulhause.I la 4I4.
ihat alter his Ie'ufa f1 Virginia. lhpf aan nIIal
ten beaHu'en. Wishes. 10 the gentlemen al
tie Boston pies who have sustained the law, tIr
whale cpanig Is deeply indebted.
Yours fef' frsfeciiHlh
II u. ALLEN. af Laas,ria.
RHtHH lior=r nasIus.I
June p ISL
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28
srhnni Nntice.

fVNHE nnlepienrd wiiloIeu ,.hrnl nr loy,
4 iniar Male Aridrniy, on huuily the lgil
iu.i.. i'I session pi ave muhihs aud VI dr.lrri "a
vacation OF a mouth or siA week, Wil .r given 4l
Jllr and August
Tuition will vary lrcin $40 10 $50 lcr .r,.ion,
viz
~ ~ Elementary clns,, $40 0D
I'd. Elementary. Eng. with Arithmetic. l. 80
30, The atnye with Gcos0p.y sul Enr.
li,h Grammar ~ uu
iih Latin ur Creek llnguagr. go uu
FLRHS-patahIc uuc hilt Al tho uiiddlr ol
session, the remainder at lbr riasr.
w. T.. CLANCY.
ll'J,hHgtoa, JhHr "a lsCi alaiL
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-28

CONC EI,ssrONAL.

washington, luoc ], 1851
sENArg-No session to-day.
inusg.-Aiter the reading ol The inurnal-Ntf.
Hem, by leave. lunved resolution instmctine
the fosl.etce Committee To iuluin mtu ih- pfa.
purY OF establishing certain post routes ia Ne
baska and Kausas. Aglted to- I
Alf. Houston asked leave 10 move a resolution
fixing the hour Of meeting daily hertnller at II
A, NJ. Objected Ia, aud have mol aiarled
Mf Dasls of Indiana, by leave. introduced a
bill granting public lands in and OF the constitute
ton ol certain milIoads IN Indiana Referred 10
the committee on Puhlir Lands
On motion oi Mr. Jones, OF Teunesser, the
llouse wenl iutn Committee OF the Whole on the
Slate ol tie unoH on lle Pacific Railroal bill
Nh Mcdonald 10 the chair yhen Mr. Hendricks ;
addressed the House at length, on the future maa.
asemeut at the public lands.
Mf Disney aisn addressed The Committee on
The paclhe Rillfead question.
WAauNgraN, June la, ISL,
In the SgSAlt, to.day the death Of Nlf Snod-
gmss having been announced, an adjournment
took place
In the HORST, reselnlioni 10 fHaliy adjourn for
the session on the ilh ol August va iulIaductd.
wAsmAg1os, June 10.
In the sfNAlr to.da, Mf D5uglas offered
hlll IA iN the period at tie aunual meeting Of
Congress or the int Msmaf IN otthbrt.
The Presidents veto vas aflrtNaijs dlsensarl
IN executive ,essinu. N#
In the llau,r, Mr. t.tidines's restitution 10 ex.
claie Nc Nicholson. the rditaf ol the luian, lium
the privileges ui the foot uf The llau,e was re.
irclel-
The consideration ol the Pacific Railroad was
postponed .===..##. ..##
Inc Cwiiaui nrloaTaiir bin wa discussed.
fanfo GoaffHpi=zIlhr ssnie. io-tlay cpn-
limea tie 'frailesNllh umsaay and tie Arstu.
tine Confederation.
QpaaiHF II japan halIs. --pespaiehe, haze ltta
roeelted lIoai tom Perry, iawmgh b. aanaurss
that he has succeeded IN oianIns lie pof.s OF la-
pan Ia rumulewe
Fond 10 Ns5resla MA ilsud . said n
have hron discovered in tie Nefm.La.klu.as
hill. which Is ,atl m IL nfrseul anI ln emlodf
The pIiuriplr. Of the CLAYTON amendment IsayiHs
in iafef thz old law ul Isii, eAeIuIHs lafzisHef=
nam these ieuliaHir, uH'c,s 81 a ha,.IaIi lrum
the SECRETARY ol Mar
A hi'l IA amenamoni. it Is ali, VII .oan be- ia.
ip-lueel and meIe excitement ], ui eulrse lp is
expected m the snbieet