New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-07
very Latest Intelligence w the Canada.

We extract the eubjpined telegraphic dis
patches, which contain the very latest intelli-
| geuce, from the New York Herald Of the 81st
1 ultimo s~'~s
/ The following telsgraphsd frpu London to Liver
| pool:
ling Msjsty Prince Alb aud tbe Court embarked
boerd the yacht Victoria and ALBERT and started at
1Edaylght for Boulegne. q -
4 s5BcULoesE Aug ", 1S5S-Ihe Emperor arrived here
from Paris six O'clock evening and proceeded amid
thsaccana lens of the people, TO theotei Pavilion I'M
peTiaI The English hag-ship Nepuns the st George
and other ships II the ryal saundrpn have fred royal
frem the citing. the whole town is in state of in
Tie ssrainiaDs had two hundred Killed wounded in
the Russian attack the beVcbnrnaya9 t ~ S7e+F
The Loud Post says that GEN. Lprand made the at
tack by orders from St. Peter burg consequence Of
desrth of provisions means of transports which
the existence his army the month Of Sep
tember found the Russians in thei then position.
The Pest that ths bes4iged and besgers so
close sebastopo that have become the
taycte weapon The same Journal predicts the speedy
| The bullion in the Bank Of England had increased
s4356l s& s.-g IS q5 IS.
At Haub there was continued scarcity of money,
ewing to large quantity ef har silver being senate Eng
psarancs. re same was tbe esss 1t Amstsrdam.
The ship Lisbtfopt of New forE trom London Mafen
loss of all her opmasts iu whirltind and for want Of
steamer was wrecked sapger enchorng buoy June
18th, and became tosalae Cray saHea
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! A. STRING OF MIsHsPs. II A man named
Wragg was brought into one of the. CITY. courts
a in New York for disturbing the peace 10 WIT
ness appeared against. hiip, and he was re-
/ qaested to tell his own story.
Judge--Mr. Wragg, win you state the Iacts
connected with your arrest!
MIR. Wragg = Certainly sir. Last night
about 10 o'clock / was going along the stfees
quietly and unostentafiousiy, witn my naha ,a
occupied in profound meditatien, when suddenly
{ INV thoughts and vision were simultaneously
arrested, not by a member Of the police, but by
b an old hat which was lying on the sidewalk.
Now have deep aversion TO an old hat. In
fact, might say that the whole world hos
rooted antipathy to old hats. 1t may be because
old hats are emblematicalof man going down
the hill of adversity Men under such circunl-
!, stances and old hats reeeive-the same kind OF
treatment, namely kicks, Now nine out q ten 2
! seeing that old hat lying on the sidewalk as
e did, would have given 1t q kick, and thats slr
!, is just what did, kicked that old hst' ana
! | not only that, but kicked frightIniy ia' 'ge
+ stone which was inside OF IL; Il lst. mysei.
I. falling forward and nnfor feii y
rs I a. fat woman with sufficient force TO cause her
~ ta fnli. in falling. she ktboked down ladder
ono and of the ladder struck me, the other hit
!. a oart,horse the horse gave jump, and the
- carman was thrown off from his cart; he fell
D. on bull terrier dog; the dog gayea yell, and
- hit the carman, who rolled over on ME; mig
ls. Ger rushed cut of an alley and kicked the car
man for falling on his deg; the cafman piekec
. up stone and threw it at the Niger, but un
q fortunately it went through the window of
e Dutchman's grocery, and fell into butter tub
a the Dutchman came ont; by this time hat
got up and was about to nastigate boy whom
: 1 saw laughing, from which circumstances
Il was led TO believe that lie had put the stone U
. the old hat; ran after the boy; when pc say
VI fayber The Dutohman ran after me, and JUS
ts ns + caugbt he nov the Dutchman caught me
Az. s;r NV gsics1 nowbr was not sufficient t.
=. eons 1;.,, ,s ho,h am not q Sampson. Iva
sspan;shsd not anly that, sir, bat when re
] leased from their grasp 1 was taAeh " snss
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