davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

~Kimball has added to his euT'oS
ties single from the roof Of the "bie''
House."
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

ia Seventeen thousand boxes OF or
anges arrived at Boston last week.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

E@e Affection of wisdom often pre-.
vent our becoming wise.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12

ia Ex-President Fillmore has gone
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12
s@ Pollard of The 3. Tbumb Pane

B@ Pollard of the IS Thumb Paper
continues to assert that it is with reluctance
he notices the Sovereign, and in the same
article devotes column to the abuse of US
He notices the Sovereign with as much re-
luctance as hungry man eats good din
ner-and generally gets as well satisfied
as the aforesaid individual when leaving
the table. Pollard should memorise the
following stanzas; il viii be of service t.
him in after years.
"small crafts should keep near the shore.
Large ones NAV venture more.''
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-12
News from all Quarters.

News from all Quarters.
E9 Seventeen thousand boxes Of or
anges arrived at Boston last week.
E@e Affection of wisdom often pre-
vent our becoming wise.
ia Ex-President Fillmore has gone
to Europe.
E@ There are said to be SO, 600 free
masons in Turkey.
Eg- Canada will be represented AT
the Great Exhibition Paris, by 321 exhib-
itors with more than 800 articles.
E9T The Students at the University of
Virginia, recently burned Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stow, in efgy.
B@ When an extravagani friend wish
es to borrow your money, consider which
of the two you would rather loose.
= Butter is selling at 40 and so cents
per pound in Richmond, Va, and very
scarce.
B@ Flour is being reshipped from San
Francisco, to New York and Boston in
large quantities.
E~ Gen. Tom Thumb has entered the
ring, and taken charge of circus. He
drives "brief span" of ponies.
s~ Louis Napoleon has been invest
ing large sums in California in the names
of other parties.
ia Mr.. John Foulks, of Columbia
county, Ohio, charged with robbing the
mail, has been honorably acquitted.
EW An alarming fire occurred at Ha-
vre on the LIST of April, by which $50, 00C
francs worth of property was destroyed.
EWF The Canadian newspapers notice
the continued arrivals daily of large mum.
be1s of escaped slaves from the United
States.
EE The Bostonians are arranging fol
their usual jollifcation. Rev. A. A. Mi.
nor Universalist of note, will be the
orator.
E When a woman talks about hel
virtue, or a man about his courage, il is
easy to guess that the existence OF those
qualities is somewhat doubtful.
to- An editor, away down east, who
served four days on jury. says that he i.
so full of law that it is hard work for hin
to keep from cheating somebody.
Ep Robt. S. Chew, of Va. has beer
appointed chief clerk of the State Depart
ment at Washington, vice w. Hunter
made temporary assistant secretary.
10 1t is stated that mosquitoes will
not breed in close covered cisterns. Open
cisterns are the prolific sources of most o.
those disagreeable visitors in cities.
s9 Private letters from California
state that it is almost certain that MI
Gwin will be reelected to the United
States Senate.
Bg SIX thousand barrels of pork were
shipped last week from New York fol
Toulon, valued at 100000. The de.
mand is caused by the war in the Crimea
E9 The officers of the board Of healtl
of Philadelphia recently seized eighteeI
mich COWS that were penned up in un
wholesome quarters and fed upon distiller,
slops.
n9 The Norfolk Herald states tina
500, 900 worth of peanuts have, within thu
last year, been shipped from that city Il
the North, through the agency of a single
house.
New Communicative dollar bill
Exchange Bank of Genesse, at BATAVIA
n. Y.-Vignette, Female, Sickle, Grain
Locomotive and cars-Factory in the dis
lance. Onright end, female figure.
ia The Boonville Observer caution
the public against VIM. A. Spillman, VIII
pretends to be a man of fortune, and i
going round the country borrowing none,
and buying horses on credit.
ia They are eating new potatoes il
New York from Bermuda, at seven dol
lars q barrel and sfra u berries from, Sor,.]
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
ooRRoBoRArIvE EVIDENCE.

Everything tends to display the intense hos
tility Of the Aboltionists to the American party.
The Washington National Era ID the central
orgsn of Abolitionism. In its columns Mrs.
Harriet Bsecher Stoves fiction of Uncle TOMS
Cabin appeared before it was committed to an
infamous Immortality in book form 81 Ma
The Era If tho 1 18th inst, thus refers to the
American party:
KSews NorscisM.- Our readers see that Know- Moth
ih8ia 10 operating Just predicted Where IL can
not Tne seeks 70 ruin In states whore Ii is domnent
u hesks to subeDt Republication 10 It'll uss where it ID
pot 1t arrsys itself in bitter opposition to It. In Indians
and some Of the Wastarn States Ii hold back Republican
Mm from any eNeisnt action IN Ohio Massachusetts
end York, whore the Republicans have dissntanged
u seeking TO overthrow them thus playing
tnto the hands 81 the Administration and the slave
and rstardpg tho movement for union in the free States
II is fact that the american party seeks
to ruin and intends 10 overthrow the treason
able and fanatieal cause Of the Abolitionists.
YouRareright, Mi. Era Hostility to Abolition.
ism isone Of the main pillars Of the American
organization. Without such was the case, ii
could not be either national, honest or patriotic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
AMER1oAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will DO held by the An sezisan
party OF Louisianain the parish Of Orleans 1877. #
MEETINGS OF THE WIawAMs: q
4th. AtMrs CAldwelrs Hail. Third District on Thurs
day, October %, at p. M. ~. 55.-
IA tastg{' PUBLIC MASS MRETINas.s Iff s
list On Washington Square, Third Distriot satur-
day, October 20, at 7 O'Clock P. M
al On Lafayette Square Saturday, 27th October At
o'clock P NJ.
Sd at Algers, ON Tuesday, 3oth at O'Clock p. M.
an On Canal street Junction Of Bourbon and Caron-
dsiss streets Saturday. Sd November at O'Clock p. M
( Hon. Dancan " Kenner, Hon Randsll Hunt John w.
pric. George Eusts Jr oyprien d. Dufous Capt Chts!
D. Drsux, Col Dick Stewart, ]. J. Michel NJ A. Fcute
Hon Theodore G. Hunt, George b. N. WALES and other
distinguished american orators will address the respective
meetings. oil 2dptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

On the night of the 9th inst, serious aeci-
dent occurred the New York and Erie Railroad to tina
night express train when In the nsghborhood Of the
Stockport station II appears that the train neared the
station the awitchtenaer whose duty 1t properly
adjust the SWITCH sbsent And the dashed along
and ran OF the track upseting engine tender and cars
The scene was ons Of greet confusion sud II supposed
number Eere killed, but such fortunately was not the
case baggage master named Gardener severely
injured that he died soon after whose
names we have not learned, are 80 dangerously Injured
that their lives are dsspsred Of Quite number vera
saFed Much indignation vas felt 81 the sseh.sapdsr
fko vas eeasiasssa the esass Of NE disaster
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
puT THIS AID THAT TOGETHER.
The two following extracts appear in the sam
column Of yesterdays Courier. Hsre is tn

The two following extracts appear in the same
column Of Yesterdays Courier. Here is the
first one: a9As## A3aA7 8
Mr.. Monn.-Tho vulgar abrSeof this gentleman by
some OF the Know Nothing papers Is absolutely disgust
Ing H. do him HARM bnt 1t marks the deg ldea
press have fallen. 90 on, yiperp, You bite fIe
~ TNatchitochrs Chroaiole
The foregoing gem is produced, we suppose,
for the purpose of iajuring the American Party,
as its publication implies o resort to means
upjustifable and unbecoming on the part Of
some, of the members of that party.
The second extract reads as follows: (
saFs a From the Southern BannerI
Forty-Eleyenth Chapter of Accidents
Blessea ID he that expects nothing for he shall not be
disappointed ~ p - = 17"-fr y Y
In those days came Harmon the editor Of the Creole
ye Democrats for the sleetion Of Sans Bows Is near NJ
nana am not oandidate--I at eeae to prspare ana
documents for RANDALL TEE GRKAT mn NM, nae
OF Tux sourH Hear and believe We him IL We DON'T
SANS hess are gone, world without end : = 10 !
We donot wish to be considered hyneror;tical
and, therefore, have nothing to add save the
heading of this article" Put this ana tbot
togsther" in the same pipe. and see what a
smoke. ignition, inhalation and exhalations will
produce gfHi ~ 4ssza.y.5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
ns> The Circulation of the Blood is iu,tlv

esteemed the ordination Of Divine Preydsncs by that beat
ing engine the heart Isis all parts Of the system giving
vEo, complicated mahias Of This Nv
ing aod whether sleep wake ao braky through the
hes softly through the vans How necessary that
should he kept impury and how negligent many
respecting great ssssasA 70 tbs enjoyment OF perfect health
petaasmsnt generally iha primary
gaandies Indigestion aad the hasans ehss
Dyspepsa which mAkas barasn eanlt from it, Suicide
rapidly iellow ias. thsrs No would suns
foaS nbls obsaR boss Of HsOaaad celebrated Gess
B prepared by Dr. @, h. Jsehsea. Phlsdephsi they rarely
ts Rssssias PtAzA4i care. See sifskssssxt, daWla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
The New York Evening Post of the 10th inst

About nine O'Clock yesterday morning tbs boiler Of
Wssehestor county exploded With tremendous crash
shsttsring tho whole machine into thousand pieces
Although several men at work about the machine
at the time but one man IVES seriously injured The
engineer blown through the roof OF the machine butt
strange to say, unnjursd except slight cut on the
petion Of the canal caused BY the ss of the machine
win be serious injury to Mr.. Mott, the proprietor The
Injured mans name was Fitzgerald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
NEW okLEANs @
SfatiOsssrs' Warehouse.
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STATIONERY.
., y. B. SteeI,
OU CAyNP STREET, 90

IN
OU CA.Np STREET. 90
Respectfully bss insorm hi. numerous customer. the
city and shat hs Is now sssiyng ass and sxsnsiv
BLANK Books. PAPER AND STATIONERY, .-.s.rs
and would call the q merhsn and dss.rs hs follow
ing Int OF ar VS. hh he onsis for sale At shs lowest
ea,4 BLANK BOOKS.
Lsdser f0ua Book. Books; Order caah Lestsr;
Sales and Rept Boohs also, Bank Copy Pass Bills
q Lsds and Bills sshauge Book asse Pocket Ledgs
WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
ims~ia supsroya Medium. Demi Folio Port Fooiseap
1aa' "aleo and Blue Hoprssod Pae Knglish French
American Packet Post Papers, thn Best laid
Asasra Paper. Aliths ubovs ruled or plain.
sEALTNG.WAx.
hsYn irish Hsrp fac Scarlet Black Fancy
Fsffamsd, Sold spansed, and Bsonzs Sealing Wax.
WATERS.
Fest Ens'h Scarlet Rcd Notarin, wsrs Of all
snss. -
MAYNARD Moves Black Ink English and German
ing nk stophens unhangeabs Flud and h Br,p,
Red, ssst Frspch earmins Ink.
INK STANDS.
Glass Fancy Agate Potent Inda Rubber ser., po,.
Picket Cork and Pewter Ink Islands. Of ell kinds.
MIsCELLANEOUs ARTICLES.
s,s:: ss....
si.:p: asssas ss.s.n.. an. s..
Metallic Memorandum Books, val Dssi; M
rous sHss ICheck and Rank Meta sn..or.. -
Ivory TablsG ILoy Paper ''
Fine laid Packet and Commercial Heir Pencils;
Poat; lizard and Pen Hset,
Lace Waiting Cardi; lBlotting Paper;
Ink TIay,; lPortfolio,;
Perforated different eolors Back gamn On Boards
Bras ProtraciorH; Playing Cards r
Coiored Crayons; IChers boards;
1,aeas Pom and other 6amIaas sl nd Dice; f..
Writing Inks; ISursey orss Compases
Silver Snake Pos Holders. SEQ rh PeBkns Homes,
Cocoa Wood and Tin Snnd Foxes; iEadsibie Ink
Ivory, Bone aud Wood Pounce Note Paper;
Boxes FORM nented Euy stonsn.
Japanned Paper Cuttefs French. English Ausrioo,
Tw me Of assorted sizes and quali-I Cards ole.
tiea; liver ted Silver psu.;i w..
Points Silver Psacla; saw 'AS" Cases
/ SCHOOL HOOKss ~
large supply Of all knds general use selected with
by the uoseber personally assisted with the uag mont and
Of the most eminent protessos and teachers.
Committees Teachers Dealers and oil buy ssli again
piled the lowest possible prices, Nsw on
Warehouse.
J.. b. STEEL,
o.s .fois" 60 Camp attsst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

The Congressional Globe reviews Washington
i.s.ngs Life Of Washngton somewhat tartIy and con,
Jacob Faa Bssan whom be- aaIIs DsIrefsy: to ssn
ssssA snon ~ clzsses suong and profit
800 AaseEsurpts ana 10 Cen Braddock fhe Brsteh
Who for naety,snssn years has slept Ia on
"ossars snd nnhonozsd gears 20 Yirgnis The GLOBE
snanks Mr irving slond quote shs good which Horaee
didn't know that Brother Ryss drives p,stty shsrn
aa we should think NJ Benkon might haye mai ssnS
~ w Aoss d Nj lsvias grsst work EGostou pssi,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
AUCTION SALES.

FhreisHres Turaitrr.
BY r. B. sYKEs
MONDAY, 22d inst, ut 10a O'clock, will be
;ss y Gn q M Three Story Brick Dysling on. sa
sapsrh Mshcss y Bsa.eads, Asaoir r. fn''
shs rm sa h Rsgs. 4Rss
G sss Fec Cg.y VIII. r..s.
nda Sssaa ms ns 4 M
a. e ahs nj been used bus few
Succession d wIIdiAM a. JONES ard ELIZABETH JoNFgT
Household Turnlars Silver Plate and Valuable Servant
BY GEO. PALFREY, Aaotioneer.
ts Once, No. ~ Camp street,
GATURDAY, 9th October, 1866, at o'olook
will be sold At auctou prsmisss No. IL Hercules
ss o..a Ss T. II
s.h oeiobsr isss s,d lath oeessr, 1856.
1rgar. ssdstaad Dining Tables Silver Plate Croekery Ware
SATURDAY ih. sss o'clock Banks. Arcade
sd hg street. e., q Mrs Eaabsth
Sossr Second Court Of
The slave ses'ess sALf sgsd about years. srvan
AL .ae Poole E.q Notary easl a. III, expense
" .ee : nlen.ae e.- - q oil ls 81 nit
PAR GEo. PALFREY, Eneateur
IBuYsau. No. 81 Camp
SAMED1, ~ 0ctobre, 1866, q deux heures du
,Sir aura san pshsan les er1 NO.
Morsas Jass District e. /. Rsavais Or
s ga date 's'n'''nsH' d. o'sbs s - das o'os
sss,ss sonpr,... en- par, de. A.ho
ssisslo. ss.srs Dc Ccndion, compliant;
l. & d. de.
s = d Z do district
sss. ss Ssiss sn
psnss d lsshetcur 80 / = ''''' OH is II nh
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

An interesting experiment was lately per-
formed by Professor Farrsdsy, a diamond, held by
little platinum clamp and gpited to whtenees in the
hydrogen nao was plunged, white incsndeseent isto
jar Of sxygen was speedily eisspased INTO gas which
was proved to be onrbonic acid. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

A store on the corner of Fifth and Market
streets Philadelphia was entered the night Of the 9th
by of false keys and robbed of SILKS to thu amount
Of about $4,000. sa sxs ssa#7 .G7..- ~ \
A gold chain mandatory in Springfield,
Mass. destroyed by fire the evening Of thu eth
The loss was heavy, and about sixty workmen were
thrown out Of employment. 80.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

gsr ED1roRs CREscENT-Please announce
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE realisation oses
Of Constable Court Of the farish Of orl
% spsd .=s - John. j. HOPPE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

PELICAN THEATER .Aniafeur Performance.
The Crescent Club propose to give another Of their In
terssng performances In the above place Of amusement
Ia another column They ars we'll calculated to bring ont
tomorrow evening The Of the pieces to be repre-
scented will be fond the strength of the company e best
members 81 witch have nearly al volunteered their
v;coei f3t St-sf.f ss2ilsst9s 49, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

The liquor dealers anti prohibitory liquor
law convention met together in Syracuse, N Lion the
10th, and fused. They nominated the same Ticket
equally divided between the Hard and Soft Shell nom
noes aud headed by Aaron Ward Secretary of Eats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
B1rUARY

Died, yesterday, at o'clock p. NJ, u D. MANUEL
ANDRY, aged 80 years e II
The friends Of the family invited to attend h 3
funeral To-Day at AZ O'Clock r. NJ from the reddsne
Of his mother Royal street. meas the Of e.
Philip,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

HOUSE FuRNfsHrSG GooDs. a 6ne opportu-
ty r bargain Ia now open at Brewers
stors IL l7 Camp street The stock which u ne one
Is ceiling Oh At reduced prices and the store Is shortly to
b. cQA Those who desire to purchase table ware and
other hngs 81 the sort 1t cheap rates shor,d not neglect
this chance See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

S. N. MooDY The store of s. N Moody, at
the corner Of Canal street and Exchange Place. offers
extraordinary variety Of those and ndspenss
bic articles which goto make upa gsntlemans wardrobe
Mopdys establishment 10 fsmous Tor excellent goods
cheap prices. sasya { 3 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

1t is stated that the postmaster at Atchison,
KANSAS has returned all the copies Of Che Lawrence Her
aid Of Freedom received at Atehson for subscribers m
fusng to circulate them under the law passed by the
Kansas Legislature orbdding the circulation of nsend
airy publications. The pubshes OF the Herald has written
statement Of The case and 1t to the Postmaster
General, ls 81 = z5'l'lsz3 tt-0 / 81 lt.fIl i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
Gelesrapbe0 to the Daiip Grssfent.
ONE WEEK &
LATER FROM EUROPE.
q ARRIVAL OF HE ATLANTIC.
ALLIED VICTORY!
CONVOY CAPTURED
threatened Famine in France and Germany.
COTTON pEcL1NEp, rre !, enc
ras rHS sAr.osAr l,s..l

Hf, Es3
4NEp Yons, October is-fhe Collins steamshir Asiah-
TIC Captain West arrived a. Eds port last nigns "n
Liverpool dates of the 9th inst Her advices are conse
usntIy one week later from all parts Of Europe than
thoss by the Canada At Halitax
Liverpool Cotton Market -.
rhs liverpool cotton market was dull and according to
~, n;ronlsr Of Messrs Dennstoun Co. prices had de-
n.d u Of penny per pound since the departure Of tbs
-
NM sa,ss Of the weea were a 600 baIss ofwhei, -
~ .uscuators and 1880 ba,es for expert The ssiss
nfTsays he s inst we're geo bsles tie market clo
ing dull at the following quotations.; NAL.
MI Orleans 81 pence idang Orleans 6z PENCE Fair
,1a.nd A.. pence, and Mad!ipg Uplands 5s pence Der
nauud 6ssi& -aE.s ~ IA. a, y, T,z. E1
90 Manchester. s
The advces from the manufacturing districts are les
favorable. 49, n, sSi
$3.50. ..'a.s an ,Oa 800, o.. s,.,,,.,.
Tho Tendon money market mad become more s.finssns
IN eohse9uenoe - =, w ~ f0' '@
sate Oh ihsslees - s.s aa"A =. sra.
@tonsos i0f AAeAs' - = = Us. s.s# 5:s
.., . p.eaussah ls
Eng ran. a.
". - Ohio Al. Al and phiIsas,nb; ,,a pa,t;
at 40s TO ~, a.s W. nhAasipAa anu DAi''-
more p1au 'A' - y NJ. ~ z - - "a
whi's w. se 7'0 "-N AA'N''' ''N'
ga. psf 4us'NNfs.'
,rosiso, o w, ,;.t,t on., =,
a,nsnt and quite actiye. = : -. - =
Z The crimaa. s@&
,,;,os from the sest Of war bv the Atlanta ara a.
-..ss.,h,ai ;ntsrestS M "a 49,
T a;es cavalry had achieved brj,an. yieso,v over
the Russisns in the vicinity Of Eunstorie.
a.,,vs nrepar,tons 3. Nov nm r., works ,sft nv
the Russians on the south side The Allied fleet had
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

We are indebted to the clerk Of the steamer
Vim. Il. Deering for late Memphis paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

Mr., Hillard, of Boston.in q recent speech,
gave the Fusionsts new nams" the reg-baby party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

On the. 9th, an extensive paper hanging man.
utectory West 10th street. New York. was destroyed
by FIRE. Loss estimated at $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

We are indebted to the polite officers Of th
fine steamers Florida and Republic for late ST
Louis papers. 6 r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

The powder used by the Allied armies in bat
$srng down ths almost impresnabe Notifications al e
bastopcl was made ct Hazards aud Duponts mills, in
and Delaware Two clipper ships belonging
b. sipnsiI Minturn Co.. we're dispatched during the
sauRasr Nith full esrgoss Of peBder for the orimes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

.asfses-ic0as Ticket.
PARISH o JEFF Err g IN
FsR SENATOR,
- FERGUS GARDERE. -
- .-@ FOR REPRESENTATIVES,, ~.
JAMES II. MEnAF
GlEORGE O. LAWRAsON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
w. r. s,COTT.
...5= FOR sHEAaEF,
PAsCALis LABARRE.
',.-f FOR coRovH n,
FL SMATTUOKs
FOR CLERK or COURT,
EDW. rB Mss ON. "-.
FOR, ASSESSOR, ....@-.
J.. L. DOM ELLAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
I, Az partial evil is universal good /,

The President Of the United States has au-
khsrity to ire summary removal Of nrudsrs ON
say land belonging to the government either by order
70 smarsha in his naae in that OF the
In whose department. the question arises; and
may employ the public foFse to accomplish the object
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19
FRIDAY MORNING, oCr'R 10, 1855.

az ron AMnRICAN STATE AND PARISH
TICKET, SEE FIRST PAGE. sig
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19

THE.MAns. The Northern and Eastern mail
due yesterday failed from beyond Mobile. Two
back malls with dates from Boston Of 9Th and
10th, and New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more Of the 10th and nth. were received 40
cording to the telegraph there will be another
failure this morning from beyond Mobile. 30 it
gees. Slfs,sss as tssssiis 4.,sss5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-19


The Philadelphia Bulletin furnishes the fol-
lowing account Of the in which the Mayor Of
that city was recently treated by Democratic proces
sion: ~ % We We w KS Z
About three O'Clock this morning procession composed
Of persons who had bsen marching around cheering the
Democratic candidates and newspapers, and greanng
those OF the opposite party went into Gard street. pre-
ceded by band OF nusic, halt made opposite tho
residence Of Mayer Conrad and the house Of that ags
ttse saued with and yalls The leaders OF
the gang directed the band to play the Rogas March
which, the leader, Mr. perkenpine, refused to do. The
Mayor out upon his stsps and addree the crowd
he said he single, unsrmed man, su, sounded BY
cowardly isereants who had taken this opportunity Ia
Insult him. but that he denounced and dened them One
Of the leaders OF the gang attempted excuse the con-
duct Of companions but the Mayer refused to accept
any apology. Such outrage as this we are glad
to say, IL rare in Philadelphia. 49,. -. - Z
A dispatch of the 9Th inst, from Boston, states
that the brig Montague Doyle, from wasehaEn for jack
sonsls was wrecked about the sosh Of September on
81. Johns Bar sixteen miles from Jseksony,Ils This
srsw saved after bsss On the vfsok "a hours with
cut ICED er water,