New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-14
erelesrapbso TO the Dailp Crescent
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

NEW YORK, July 13.-The steamship North
Star, of the Vanderbilt line, from Havre and
Southampton 3oth ult., has arrived at this
port. Her adyices have been. anticipated by
the arrival Of the Pacific.
Consul Fabens Missing.
I. Mr.. Fabens, late Consul to. Greytown, is miss-
ing from this, oity, and is supposed to have gone
to join the. Kinney expedition.
Match Against Time. ~
In the great trotting match against time yes
terdsy, Lady Fulton made the twenty miles in
five minutes short Of one hour.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H, june, 12-In our House Of
Representatives today, resolutions in regard
to the naturalization laws, similar to those
passed BY the Maine Legislature, were passed.
5ss rs Court of Claims
/, WASHINGTON, July 13.--The new Court Of
Claims was organized at noon to-day.
4.@ New York Market :,
NEW YoBK, July 13-Our Cotton market is
unchanged and dull. Corn ia firm, with sales
of 10000 bushels at Ole. for Western Mixed.
Pork is fnn at $40 SO per Dbl. for Mess, and
tending upvard. Other articles unchanged.
River Intelligence.
Il LOUISVILLE, July 14.-The river remains
stationary Nth six feet water ingthe canal.
DEATH FROM HgpRopHoBrA- The Cincinnati
Times, Of tie Sd, gives the following description
Of man inthat city, who q few weeks previous
had been htten, through the hand by rabid
dogs
uyf. xsn,,ad al -. Z.
nience, and uthof, who two weeks ago entered
the employ of Mr.. George had forgotten the
circumstaree. On Sunday night last his wife
says thatshe was very restless, continually
starting, ~ If under the influence Of some strong
nervous Affection. He arose in the morning as
usual, andshe placed wash basin with water
before him which, however, every time he ap-
preached, he drew back from with shudder.
Itwas thes that the remembrance of the wound
he had reaived from the dog, and the horrible
idea Of hyrophobia flashed across his mind,
and be. bEst into an agony Of grief Since
that time the symptoms have gradually in
CREASED. itbeing impossible to prevail upon him
to. attempts allowing any liquid Yesterday
afternoon, when we visited him, he lay perfectly
quiet, witA the exception of now and then some
conyulsiyetw tchings agitating his frame; but
the glarins and bloodshot eyes, their unnatural
and fearful expression, the flushed and con-
tracted oeeks and swollen throat, while ever
and anonthe parched and feverish lips foam
ing with lie unnatural saliva, was a picture Of
horror suh as we would not again look upon
for the preservation Of all the ours in creation
The poG wretch, as We before said, lay per-
fectly passive at the time We saw him, but those
in attendace informed us that q short time pre-
vious his bnyulsioas assumed more frantic
character and they were under the impression
that befon morning they would be compelled to
secure bin with cords. Two physicians, who
have attaded him, pronounced it at once q
hopeless sase. Last night some half dozen
others ofthe faculty called upon him His
poor wife, Who is young and Intelligent woman,
appearedp bear with fortitude the dreadful
casualitywhich will leave her with two help
less childnn-one an infant but few weeks
old. %
We lean from a later paper that the unfortu-
nate manaied on the 4th inst