New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-06
aflisreIlaneous Mems 5tems.

We clip the following four items from the
opelousea est. Landry Patriot, Of the LIST; s- s8
The health this parish continues excellent without
for the last Nv rumor Of tho appearance Of
W. undarstsnd that She courtbisau rising from the
effect Of Arise n The mississippi and the boat Will be
BAaaEcuE At NEW IsrRIA The American party will
bold mass meeting and give grand barbecue on the
reche Race Courses nthe parish OF St. Martin on Che
9Th OK October next Eminent speakers will be present
The sugar planters Of the parish Of st Landry we I'M
derstand will meet at the coorthous IN ths town. on
saturday. the 18th inst The object In View 10 70 coope
with other interested parishes in deyispg ways and
for removing the sugar market from the isYee at
New Orleans to ths other sids Of the river E
NATURALIZATION STATISTICS. ---In the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cincinnati Ohio, there have been 21
ctzens who have received their final papers, and LAST
who have declared their intention to become citizens
daring the six months ending August 18th.
The Louisiana Chronicle, Of the Goth ult.,
thus refers the health of Bayou Sara and vicinity
stcKNEss--No Notwithstanding the many exaggerated
ports going through the country that the yellow fever
prevails Eery considerable extent in this vicinity
are as yet enjoying very good health We have among
orly wonder is that we have not had more sickness
than has befallen this community up to this time For
our midst about the time sickness breaks out,
Col P. Pond. Jr., says the st. Francisville
Chronicle the American candidate for Congress- and Mr.
sigur on the Democratic aids, have agreed upon the
fourth Monday In September suitable time to debate
the issues pending in the present contest As ns OPP
portunity will be afforded, ct the Courthouse in 81.
Francsve that day. to hear the principles Of both
parties explained, we hope there will be numerous
attendance.
Mr., Perry O'Bryan has been appointed chief
operator ut the telegraph Office in Charleston.
The children Of eolored parents are now
allowed to attend any Of the public schools Of Boston
and the parents recent meeting pledged themselves
to have them punctuay at school, and in neat dresses
In New York the fall trade is beginning to
be very brisk with the South Four Savannah and three
Charleston steamers fully employed in transport
,ng merchandise Great numbers Of Southern merchants
there making their selections Of fall goods.
It ia rumored in New York that Mile Rachel
to the French Benevolent Society Of that city two
hundred and fifty francs which amount vas returned in
consequence Of its insgnihcanse.
The New York State Convention of the Amer
lean party met at Binghampton the 2sth ult The
subordinate councils not well represented on the
opening day but there were great many delegates
| the way, who were expected in day SO. The New
York Herald, speaking Of the delegates, says:
In the crowd recognized many old familiar faces
1t is believed that tho body polite presents
Of practical common sonse mind and intellect fully equal
| II not superior, to any previous session.
A convention Of the citizens of Massachusetts
opposed to all unconstitutional and fanatical laws and
particularly to the Maine Liquor Law was TO be held
| Worcester on the 30th nit, a
| The sum realized by the concert given by
Mile Parodi at New York. the 2Sth ut in aid of the
sufferers in Nosfok and Portsmouth, amounted to eight
| hundred dollars
TEXAS STATE DEBT. Texas papers state
that Gen. Ruek will visit Austin in November when the
Legislature will be in session. and that he will urge the &C
ceptance Of the Texas debt BILL preliminary step t
the construction Of the Pacific Railroad 81
Mr.. r. A. Curd, who disappeared SO mysteri.
ousy from louisville short tiue ago. has turned up IL
Chicago, where hewas the 25h by an acquaint
apee. 5 .e s5s "a ss