New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-15

from all parts OF the commonwealth:
Correspondents Of own and those of friends to
which VIC have had access gives cheering touch
ing the prospects OF the American party In the Red River
parishes Sam is vide awake and growing stronger
every day. No doubt is entertained in that region Of
district.
Therapd march and boisterous harangues Of Old Blue
Grass Moses and the Creole Pony through tho Red
country to have added strength 70 Sans party
Our correspondent advises that tho Creole Pony our
worthy friend o. H. Mouton, ESQ be sent back to Nachi
toohes his late visit to that parish nifty voter for
Same party and any future visit will probably operate
the same way. &E E sef .ss5ss
FEVER In NAToHRz.-The Courier Of Tuesday
Says s-.-5b.tz
In city We have had few cases, and four
Ave deaths said to BIO from fever Still 1t has generally
been mild In Its operation and almost exclusively
confined to the unaccimated that little alarm d
manifested II to be the opinion Of Of those
who from long residence have had opportunities
servation that need not apprehsnd violent epdemio
In this too we are informed most perhaps all medi
cal men agree.
The Courier says thai the weather for few days pre-
vious had been wet and chilly
yellow FEVER IN PoRr GIBSON AND GRAND
GrLr.-The Baton Rouge Advocate Of Wednesday last,
says: So Il s..sa VT
We are informed by latter from Port Gibson, datsd
Sept 7th that the yellow fever had broken out at both
the above places Only case had far, terminstsd
fatally but both places nearly depopulAted by the
terrific panic which prevailed.
We see 1t stated that Professor s. F. B. Morse,
Of telegraph celebrity has lately received from the En-
peror Of Austria large gold medal for his proficiency in
science and art This coming from Austris Of the
highest compliments that could DO paid to the United
States. t-
The Carolina Baptist says that the copper
fever still RACES IN the southern portion of Henderson
county g. The editor of that paper hos been shown
lump Of silver worth two dollars, and lump Of copper
Of considerable size. 1t is said that
SAVANNAH RITER.-The Augusta Constitu-
tonat Of Sunday last says that Savannah river within
few days has suddenly rsen and 10 in good boating
order
Mrs. Bodisco and daughter. and Mr. Toombs,
lantc. -, .1 L.
In speaking Of the prosperity Of Chicago, the
Democrat Of that city says that in the drug business
alone there two three firms there which do bus
ness Of $4,000 per annum each.
The Savannah Georgian, of the 9th, states
that the persons Injured by the gas explosion
that city doing well be expected, and Will
doubtless all It is believed that emputation In
the case of Mrs Barbes may not become necessary.
On Wednesday last, man whose name was
unknown committed suicide the graveyard In No.
bile by cutting his throat with psnknife. His dress
indicated that he was 3 lAborer
ILL-NATUREp REMARKS The surly editor Of
the New York Evening Mirror says in noticing tho
dial French reception Of Queen Victoria at Bonogns:
Louis Napoleon has been doing tho to victoris
kissing her both cheeks leaving the British Qaeen
nothing further to present him for salute Wonder II
she would have allowed such liberties when Louis
playing exile, policeman and roue some years ago in
London y
Mr.. Marcy has stated, in reply to an inquiry
from ons Of the sufferers the Greytown aar behalf
Of himself and Others whether shey TO receive any
naturalization for the ossss they sustained that
Department has authority to settle olsms for those
losses They cannot be settled paid BY this any
other Department. without the sanction Of Congress
The example Of the South Carolina Railroad,
with reference the freq transportation Of physicians
nurses destined for Norfolk and Portsmouth, has been
followed by the Wilmington and Manchester road and
tho wilmington Herald prssumes the same Is true Of tho
Wilmington and Weldon road
The boilers of the Clinton Paper Mill, at
steubenye Ohio exploded the night Of the ast ult
The ends of the boilers blown out and the boil
srs themselves hurled through the North end Of the MILL
carrying all obsructions before tham-hrown entirely
out OF the mill upon the ground adjoining. German
sort Of subengineer by the Of Frank 6tsmbaugh
was the only person In that part Of the mill at the time
he was NOT killed, but horribly seaded The skin and
flesh face breast and appeared to be literally
cooked, so much So that the blood ran down of the
injured parts
A sail boat containing 8 party of three, en-
gagged in shing upset At Cape May on the 5th Inst
Two Of the party saved by ongng to the boat and
the other g. d. Fogg, Of candenwas drowned in attempt
ing TO sTim ashore. @
THE LADIES SLAEDERED AGAN,--Girls who
amt handsome hate those who arewhie those who are
hate one another. m.=-ug
Professor Alexander lately stated that about
the year 1852 star into sight and ehons very
brightly The light underwent variety OF very remark
able changes II seemed the substance Of the star
burning up, and it is hardly possible we'll In
formed scientific writer the subject to resist the
cusion that here world the destiny Of which, for
the time being, had been fulfilled.
A collision occurred on Monday, the Sd, on
the Vermont Central Railroad between express and
freight train. passenger oiled with spiritualsts
returning their Convention badly shattered and
o few Of the occupants slightly hurt. ~
An arrangement has just been made between
Mr. CALDWELL President Of the South Carolina R.ilrosd
Company and Mr.. Campbell the Postmaster Genera !,
double mail service between KingsVlle and Charlss
ton. #s