New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-06

lately received from, otr minister Mr.. Dodge. The
government cannot, with safety, make any conces-
dignity The Gortes acensured the government for
having allowed and paid the claim account of the
Black Warrior and id consequence Of that, the
government has refused our demand for the adjust
ment Of pending other claims Tile latest accounts
show, however. that the government has failed to
concliate the Cortes, to- which body the insurrec
donary movement is attributed
Il The Richmond Despatch has the following about
tue gold mines. he proprietor Of the Quartz
Gold Mines in Orange, about shipping so tons Of Il
gotiatfEg for iii mine nc United States mines,
owned by Col. Tlos. Hunt, of New York, are about
being opened by Col Morgan. The Wasliings Of re-
fuse sand at the Eanense mines have yielded $15 per
ton. The Mitchell mine yIvana, has been
valued at $3.50 900 by party from the N orth. The
Gardiner mine in the same count yielding well.
ONO IS CoMING IA prominent ex-Menlher Of
Congress from Ohio Of tile Democratic party, now in
this city, gives it as his opinion that Fillmore will
carry Ohio r. The Buchanan men In that State are
rapidly coming over to the national candidate. They
cannot stand sauatter sovereignty and the 0stend
doctrine. American Organ.
NOBLE CosDUcr N SLAVE Huntsville
{Aa) Advocate, Of the 9th ult, relates the follow
ings
u One day last week son of MIR. Porter Bbb, (Par,
ter) went down the well he YVES prostFated by.ear-
ters body, and felt himself overcome by the gas,
Porter was drawn up and saved with great difficulty,
BayIotwas rescued as soon as possible bnt sad TO
tell animation could not be restored. He died to
save bis young nasteri The boy who brought Bay
no Tnoyn fl,at ras w;, III III Wall unI Basor vent
down and was prostrated by it.
- 81 es'
says 449S 845ag " Ay9s t&&
Flour is very scarce in town at this time d. good
supply OF good article would find 3 ready sale.
Corn meal is also scarce.
The crops suffering greatly the want of rain.
No general rain has fallen for SIC week, and the
crop cut short at least half Cotton Is also suf
erlng yegelaE,on generai.y Is paTehlng ana drying
1sNti- -. ---.--. = s..e " :. 1.A'
F,1J.oRE u FroR4n. lTbe savannah Ra,nf,,i-
an 4 IA a1st III foI,o fra, ,,r,.a+,
Ss - I9~>s's ts = = = >S1 - = IAAtts'e
lettef from 81. Augnstlne, ta
Inc Amer1can parry n sns state are Y hgh snr
trinmnbsnt IL G. i,s tba n;oSs =;
Nosellpef -- s.s..--
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RArLRoAn.--The
Knoxville Register announces that the cars on this
railroad have reached RussellFile, in Jefferson coun-
ty, about fifty miles above Knoxville at that point
o ,oI, ~ MY, on,a. ro,. ~ . = m.,,n,,t ,o,,;s.,
ba i .a
ss1ville Ta Vfr;nie a,,d as :
al +o raacI, 4ha NJ g nstaa.
oyd tbsS te J.. Il =, sst
In
cse5 in this
The distance betveen y,e and .ba STATE line
is about seventy miles The road is expected to be
completed during the ensuing year.
o
hotb Fillmore and BnchanaT nav sacule the election
of Fremont. why don't they withdraw Buchanan
Why not withdraw the less worthy and help TO elect
ehe .aoieailei s--lnalellnote siippes. =. W &E
Re- HOW no Know FooI,.- fool saws tia Arah
proyerb NAV be known by six things-anger without
cause speech Without prollt, chanee Wltout otlse
INQUIRY W1thoat oDleet, patthg tfsts ~ stfangef'
ana not knowing ms ms irlehos from his ices ioes.
rpba n,n,bar of de,tbs n tho cit IF q Tonis dnr-
nr the week. en3ine on The a7th nlt. was l04 of
which II we're children.
-
beilhuda papers 10 the l6th Jal5 STATE that aitef
iong per1od ot dry Weathef' during Hhlen tne Hnoie
face OF the country had become parched and tears OIL
fallen, relieving the people Of no little anxiety.
1870 --------4a, =
MECHANICS WANrEp-'fhe s. $taducah lhJ.) Demo
crat says There are now needed IN Paducah one
hundred and hlty TO three hundred mechanics sacn
as house and ship carpenters and oners as there are
no" ylhg mere anoat iorsy steainooa0s, the hioily
OF which are to pc repaired. There are also neeaee
mere coopers painters, etc, al o. whom can oo1an
the highest wages IN the United STATES.
,rbe r,;tro,d fron, cana5Nfavto D 3phade1nha via
the Camden and Atlantic lfallroad, says tne Newark
Advertiser IS much talked Of, and strong hopes are
entertained of us construction. Ine SUBSCRIPTIONS