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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03
The Bastrop G.a.) Advocate Of the 22d says

The Bastrop Qla.) Advocate Of the 22d says:
The 'oldest inhabitant," at our elbow, informs us
that he has never experienced such backward spring
as this has been BY this time last year every farmer
in the parish had planted corn and some were plant
ing cotton Some of the farmers have planted corn,
and those who have been so unfortunate will be com
PEELED to replant from the fact of there having been
so much rain, and the weather has been extremely
cold that the seed roted in the ground. The weather
at the present writing is most proptious and We hope
il will continue so, H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

We learn that on Wednesday of last week, during
severe storm, house in Napoleon, Ark, was struck
by lightning and set fire. Before the flames could
be extinguished whole block of buildings was
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man named Keyserhas been
arrested in Philadelphia the charge of having set
fire to the ferry boat, the burning of which, few
days ago, caused such fearful destruction Of life.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
- : =
FOR RED RIVER.

WI ieASs 'lIH51 s u oe''eA
Packet S II. ". acisac ,cpD CAPT wash a Rob-, @
leave for as s sGa ana ayGn
river. For freight or passase. apply on board a3
T leave rHDEsDhE F6E 4 I'll & sssf sairasD
Bay GRIND Essts Alssaniris "a Al I1;s
Gm will
Apyii api '''i' LEWIS sNAPP & CO., Front street
?HHsEsRh$ $HI f hRE !: SGS:s1 and
iisssr FiSion 1I m Wa En1f wai pa
] j Ss q sss 1Jss TsP
f'fixns ms or passage apply pGE%1 hsss
v " F1E EeSEiRSbEF f 9 ay s sf!ss +
sazaFs M Is 5 s' a,s sss@s saa al Fanny
Srn Ben raD1 hk% %fsf srf M Fax Go sos s. Front street
vi; leave F. T6K pH!D3f 4 III; ssfsI
srs slsfr = For Jefferson, smthland, Benton Port Caddo
S # ssfsT s. j ails1 s ss3s
as above Ha H0 5s M b6&D g eR esad
Tf s rps m M 26m all soss s G"
sared beafs ps.'''' 'F'pDs ap5
W " EoK EGgsPEF AFEos6s II si s, 4s!sf s@e5d Ben
fR's esds ali a Ss
ss Ise e er gh s aays ans at 1esb1 Ke 20
| apply onooard, or TO m n c,,rn,1 N
Rosa will take freight for above the raft with privilege of
reshlpplns. ----- --------~---
VIII on iAyTkPAT 6I e 2s; & Ssosf
B1yG G1and EcGrs camp AeSspsa ns1aE i s
master will leave above For freight apply
board, orto ,,,,,n,,
and a }etlerson VIII pEivile.e d resRippnE
VII leave o sdGgf2AE MB e p sssf SbhE RED
Rasss n!ys = IN FL p7WSssRRsst
bury VII leave above for Shreveport Grand Ecore
a landings Red River. For freight passage apply
Es viii aFs E ssi SFr 1T rs,ts6 hIs es sss na
Jefferson, with priyilege Of reshipping: :
F6 S6TysRS Fl IT,: St 's!?ff sFEtHsD
@ a ass Ss aa aaP
Es?Ts S. Nn!s AsSaniris GoFtoa's and all insIns
Jos salba win leave above For freight pas
Ass 5 Apply D''1. iEWis sNApR Co. 81 Front street
The Roa @ te k drsihi for FO Towson and above tho
Leave. g 5aEgFRAT AS5!! III = fdhF
Gnnd Ta sBeoq BsSo oGd ana NIT Ee2s 9nnnn
aa g II 5d abn a sovs will Fst FSaf fG e
| LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
~ The G. Hays will not be responsible for bill
contracted account unless by order of the captain
t'insi msi INT ' ''s''' IsAAc WRTGHT, Master.
VIII leave on SATURDAY, April '5. at O'Clock, P NJ
fYz@. FOR GRAND ECOIeF1, NATCHl
stsamer II Piof, Pafer mastsr sS viii leave
%ss For fsh E6fs sg
Will leave on TUESDAY, stl inst, O'Clock P. NJ.
FOR JEFFERSON, SMTTHLAND
ElSg1r4E e Benton Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport. ran
Fs4za Bayon Grand Ecore, AleSandria and all inter
mediate landingsThe superior light draught steamer ~
Charles. s. Applegate, MASTER will leave above Fo
freight passage, apply on board, or to
ap2 .e.-... T. D. SMITH l. New llevee.
Will leave on TUESDAY, Sll April, at O'Clock p. N.
FFmg, FOR JEFFERSON, SMIT ILL., NE
eE1 2 Benton, Port Caddo, Albany Shreveport Gran
Bayou Grand Ecore Alexandria and all nterm
diate andnss-phe superior passenger steamer ST. Charles
MASTER will leave above For freight or psas
MAJ - - LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street.
S-The ST. Charles freight for Fort Towson
| Upper Red River, with privilege Of reshpping;
tTh st. Charles will no bills contracted
her account unless by order from the captain CLERK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

A New Hampshire Yankee says that no man in
his State need ever be minus q pocket full Of
rocks :" but Theodore Parker says Of the Granite
State that it is the land of poor relations and cheap
tomb stones.s s .,-yOza ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

1t is said that there is female lunatc in the Utica
Asylum who very enlarged ideas. She talks
of becoming the empress or the world and using ths
next rainbow for WaistGibbon. .IT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

A doctor named Bowron was severely cowhided in
New York few days ago by two ladies, who accused
him Of haying saudered them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

H A DARING Feat The Rochester Advertiser states
that few days ago, man cut a cane from Backbird
Island, overhanging Niagara Falls. \ The feat was
performed in this wise: Theice had made from shore
a considerable distance, until it was almost met by
the ice from this island but still there was fright
full space between, where the water was boiling and
surging over the cataract Nothing daunted at this,
he procured an eighteen foot ladder with which he
crept along the ice and to throw it over
that both ends rested on the edge ofthe the
gulf, and then went across himself On the rounds Of
the ladder. After cutting stick Of red cedar sniff
cient to make three or four canes, he fastened ii
M the ron of the
went. The slightest giving way Of the ice, his frai
bridge and himself would have been hurled into in
stant destruction; had he missed his hold in The
least, certain and instantaneous death wonld have
filled with ice above the falls as present anda cen
tury may roll around before this perous feat coult
| be accomplished again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

4 On the 26th the House Of Representatives Of the
Wisconsin Legislature refused by vote Of S8 10 81
to receive Gov. Bashford's message. Tie objections
ara nht stated
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY 5th inst At 5o,elock ? n u
y Little Rock, Pine Bluffs Nanoeon Greenvile
ull neiate laningS.-The superior light
raight passenger se',ncr Pelican Capt Geo. IT, Ashton,
above. For freight apply on board or
to LEN 10 SNAfl d ", 81 Front lteNee
rs The Pelican is receiving freight at the foot of
Graver street Shippers and merchants may rely on her. as
she will remain in the above trnde all the season AZ
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WEIR MISSIsSIP PPI.
ALAYA YER.

Will leave THU RSDAY. Sd inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
. TYgso - FOR sOPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
Ezr = safe Alice w. &s1aiZe, G. Lolal-
sssz lier master, will leave above taking freight
Old River Sinsport and all landings the Acafalaya
freight passage apply board foot of Bienyle street.
5E s-g.
npl j. M..JOHSSTON Il CO, ) Front levee.
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= Letter q = from Col. Benton.
ihe p LOUIS ~ papers publish the following lett
from Col, Benton TO friend III that city.

tt1SiiA III bIht ElEY .eza
WAsHIsGTos, Maret, IL Is5gg 81
Ny Dear Sir: Illave to tI.ank Won for vonr find
letters, and for all the friendly sentiments exrressad
and Of these the personal part is most aareeabIe.
The personal feelings Of my friends towards me is
what have most to cherish hereafter never saw
the day would be willing to be candidate for The
Presidency, and am now farther from ID than ever.
No earthly consideration could make me candidate
The Senate was once agreeable to me, WHEN there
was chance TO do something for the State Of the
United States. But that chance seems now to be over
and all craftsmanship reduced to a Hhurrah on ons
side the other Of slavery. Even local interests
our State seem to be crushed under itas the Paci
Railroad sg D.
lam now far advanced in my second volume
The publishers about 500 pages deep in the print
ing, and am hundred pages ahead Of the compost
tors in the writing. 4 rise at daybreak and work til
midnight, with an interval Of one tFo hours
ton on horseback. AS soon as my work is finished
which will be some time in April, / shall come tt
Missouri, and Of course shall have to speak Ito what
extent do not koWbut certainly only for the gene
raj purpose Of aiding my friends and the Democratic
cause, and without any view to a personal conse
quence. Congress is no longer desirable to me
politics have down too low to have any attraction
for me spent thirty years Of my life in contest Of
| great princples-of great measures Of great men
and cannot wear out the remainder of my days in
slavery agitation, either on the one side the other
| have work enough marked out to occupy the re
mainder Of my life; and Of kind tobe pleasant an6
profitable to me, if not beneficial to future genera
tion-which think it may be. ] propose to abridge
the debates of Congress from 1883 to 1850 also tt
continue my history from 1850 to the day Of nJ
death. This is work enough for me, and Of. more
dignity Ito say nothing Of anything else) than act
| ing part in slavery agitation, which is now til,
work of both parties, and which, in my opinion is ii
end dsastrously for the Union, let. which side vii
prevail A new man, unconnected with the agitation
is what the country wants. 5i54 5$I s555 gSS5E
Your friend, ...@ THOMAS r. BEsros.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

The New York Courier and Enquirer thinks there
is no doubt that the Government will take the part
Of the Transit Company against Walker, and says:
Ho1p redress for the past and protection for the
future, are TO secured ii ndM under consideration
by the Cabinet; and we have reason to believe the
result Of its deliberations will be- to ask of Congress
instructions to blockade the coast of Ncalagua both
on the Atlantic and Pacific sides.
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave on FRIDAY, 4th inst At o'clock P. u
, fYgS. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
s1HIEa g The and light hdraught Midas,
Essz14 Stanley Brown, master, will leave above for
Passport and Tuscunbi. For freight passage ap
r LEWIS sNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street.
H The Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
the ap2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03
PORT HUDSON AND WATER-

DEADy READ!!- BILLIARD TABLE AND BOX
IL Mnnfactory Oyster Shell Lime Sifted for Sngnr Makers
and Builders. b ANTOGNINI Manutacturer Of Bll!iARD
TABLES and BUILDER Eagle Mills l. and II Cont street.
Bones for paekmses sze made to order
making and building, always hand. DRESSED ZINE
FLOORINGS and CEILINGS, SAVINGS, TuRNlNGs TOR
builders Stores houses put up repairs OF any KIND maze
o NOV. M The nublc are invited to call and see o6 y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

TOSEPEI HUEuNG, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
y Wholesale Retail Dealer in fine Wntehes JeWeE fitch
Fancy Staple Goods No. 20 Camp street. under the Gy no.
TEL New Orleans respectfully invites the attention OF wholesale
AVID Retail Dealers and purchasers TO his EERS LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS, which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year.
ELL COMBS-Imtaon Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
style and variety.
BRUSES-O every description, of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern fuctory prices. -.
TOILET ARTICIESSuch Perumery, Hair OIL Hair Pins,
Pumatum Fancy Soaps etc. ,.,,
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books, Work Boxes, Portable
Desks together with endless variety of Porte
etc OF style and shape and At unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Pis
tolls Scissors Razors, Life PreserFers, Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety the determined angler
WATCHES JEWELRY, eic.
The stock in this line, consisting Of the l. T. Cooper M
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements with fine assert
ment Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
of fine Eastern Jewely Slverwae etc., have been selected
with great by F. ROBERTS, for many engaged il
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
will be offered to purchasers.
R3 Every article warranted represented or the money re-
~ Watches Jewery, etc, carefully Repaired and war
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

CURIOUS LIBEL SUIT.-A novel suit for libel,
entitled Bergen vs. Rathburn has been instituted in
the Superior Court Of New York. The complainant
alleges that the defendant, who is boy about II
years Of age, stole the chemse of the plaintiff who
is young girl, and upon it drew some improper and
obscene characters that he did it up in envelope;
addressed to her, and handed it to her while she
was tending store, saying that it was bundle for
her, that he had found in the street, She opened it
and the figures were exposed to the view Of those in
the store whereby she was injured iu good name,
fame and character, etc. She therefore prays $4,000
DANA reS, -.L.u.5, ..-.. =
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THE LAKE.


9gs. us. HIAIL-FoR MANDEv1IIE, LEW
sTsafeT follows for hs above and Intermediate land
NJ cars Monday FROM
Friday cars cars Thnrs%"y Ia,"rnH 4
Fnre St. Meals 50 cents M cars ''''"'"S
s7 hGT FF'c"S Apply B. G. o" L6WBER es Magazine street
ARtfs + U: S. NAIL LINE.-winer Arrange@en;.rhbe b
splendid W II pffhst as G%nce Gal T.
ifoli Myers master having been built expressly e IT. for the
viii leave End ts pSpehaGtraiR di2 KaiFoad
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobe,.,..,..... .'.'...'.'...'.'.sS
DECK r. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans, November l, 1855 n5
s b, ,,I LAKE. SHORE ESI5r PAGKET L4,I..S51E; T
extending her trips far rascasoula on Tuesday and sat
low prskst s,s9nss crsss s wm
RsFo"S c T S'S ~ e the the
n Es 2tS's
# sa5 s's EETbA{ EfBX N2hSESG ERhS1SG
and Saturday She vii 60 as @ far as rs fsseREpns s Pass
sLAyE DEPOT, NO. ,15s &C ConhN1oN MI ON
o9 sn s een "s Cash "cf T
~ full assortment SLAVES consisting Of MECH ANICs
avng la | leased tie story dwelling NJ 5 Common
Baronne street he is prepared to transient m I
city. ..,,.
THo%As s F.
REFERENcEs Fellows Co. Curry PS[s4H n J. C. Kicks
YoUNG NEGRoEs. nj 1y
T1OBY's CITY AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
AGENT or h a e RS Rond ire Company for carn
Mails and having ens n erge Of the BsE@e + I sar oa
Checks will be given for all baggage taken in charge by this
RNggage checked from residences the ONCE to the Lake
boats authority of the Ponchartran Railroad Company
Powder r'IiI Horn ii1ri and Houston, Texas:
to ali Watering Places the Lake. Orders and parcels re
Bills Of adng left the Office for goods by the New Iori
and Texas steamers will meet with promp attention A.,
Schedules of rates and signals furnished by applying at t
Branch office at the Ponchnran Railroad Depot for the
ception OF luggage amt fHckages open from A. A. 10
The proprietor begs to notify public that Ais is the on
completed and that 4 To s aeseIy r GorS can
fe2s II Principal office 5 Grnyier street corner Camp
u 1000 boxes Proctor 4 GampIe,s STAR CANDLES;
5 g sss. 81 Bsy, FtsR 5sbpss ROSE whisky
oana sEsa s4ss ssds B1sa35
For sale by JosEfH bAHnts ssT Tt d 49,; III; .,.
ml2 % IcholptouIts slteet-
ORLEANS STEAM RLILLS-0FFICE, Is Pol
dTas sfree New Orleans--The subscriber respectfully il
the public that he keeps constantly hand full supp
Of FRESH GROUND AND UNGRo15ND
rorrmeal Coffee, FlaXseedr
Homny, Ieppptr, Innst1tu ISi,
, Grifs Ginger, Ollcake,
, Sracf,e5 Sl1c, Corn Aspice Wheat Flour,
Hav'1 Cinnamon Rye do
Corn Gloves, Rice do
Oats Mace, Dyspepsia do
Bran, NntMags, buckWilet' oo
isS3 s I'm uAs9 ''H@S'~~ ""N E, G. HERWIG,
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CHITA RIVER.


ss,sss w e 1EeE5haA ( 4G5l EyEkf si OTHER
Beee H ass B faHns Mero fS
,c Rse9 M GErgS Nas Mae SR 81 AHfm an
NSrSs PM s Bu Gs's 1Hnang GGa%n% san On
packet steamer Judah Touro G l.; Koqns, master, J.
hsT;a m superior S PPy 90a7
at A.; NJ stopping at Champagnoe wednesday evening,
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing THURSDAY morning
day morning Harsonbrg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning
rr4sss FOR SALINE RIVER, FROM OF A.
g chita Cy.-The light draught steamer r.. H.
LmlnsIssX H. konn IN y leave Ws,rss as % poSe
r Hn s on ls d ali ada Te e
has purchased with The Touro in the Bayous
Refer Capt Konn 3oar Tor5s Or 70 rrot
YAZOO RIVER.
VII q Fo Df!DAY 4hzoo u 5s TTRrih I fSE:st NEW
sE5:# ssEs# steamer John strader, Brown master, will
sa S ad ali an % e as aDoSe For @
s. Vii sas iss5t SsRF s4 ss51sSa 8 Es9 x ssfs 5
vege Of reshippng at Greenwood and Leiore
T leave 5 5AgTERh6 e @ # 3sl%5f sboS
IT, FaeEss Ews @ Il MHE4Hs HS,s new Hsa sv
nng steamer hels W Waaee nn
Bnag T o leave as above fe e ssiTTf sT apply
a3 Il New I.evee,
VIII leave o E S1FVkRAH 81 9f REHSWo6b Ss5Ss & u MA
E7ss S1e W V n Pff4e ngw nRd s
@ hssys Wass
r: freight P'';'5f sP?i SRai
| J.atnr nd j1ranDly lyOnhy wifi ont
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REGULAR PACKETS.


T. STEAMER RoBERTJ. WARD,
Tnpf sEias t E RnoMa nssenrsr hpuhs paeEs
will for the above port and all intermediate landings
throughout the season. as nlloTs Anvil ~
Leaves New Orleans WEbSnsbY SA5H9At AF s1 !! O'Clock W.
:. ;. S$ATuRpAYi Maya,
. :. SATURDAY, July L.,
N. B. Passengers can depend on this stca1n-
CT leaving as advertised.
AEJ-No sateroom considered engaged until paid for
A plan Of the cabin can be seen and statereoms secured
for any Of the above p ErERToS b FRP!TT1S t? Tx REF EASsFP'
M If 20 Tchonpteulas street.
| Ifllllatftphha = viCKSBuRG AND ASHTON PACkET.
Steamer raMk iy Iyo@nmFo1r ~ Ash1on PIlgh Ma1
ren,on New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney and Natche1The
elegant and swift running passenger paese steamer "A
noS leene Gs anns n ever every VI! TGKsD1Y S R EESSG at
-FoF freight or sHH S i Gs Se1 yee
This will be responsible for any letter package con
tanning money ewely other valuabes unless regna bills
freight paid nor any vaables deposited with the Clerk by the
passengers, contained in their baggage.
fg b. REGULAR BAY0UsARA PAckET'
glal = Twice wsek.The United States Mail sIeams1 me
leave New Orleans every SUNDAY MORNING. at o'clock
Baton Rouge Doaldsonve and all intermediate landings
viii permanently i'll the trade For freight or passage
"rni4 m34 vi LEWIS sNAPP CO, 81 Front street.
do 0faHStK fHtKEf tapRso4 NsW Laaona, Asm Ee drass
master having been thoroughly overhaued and
and nsWy y syslv w sr at @ Il s e.
| and every MONDAY, at s o'clock P NJ
MThe Latona will be ready to take freight every Monday
Goula Plaquemine Baton Rouge Lobdels Store, Port Hud
son. Waterloo and all Intermediate landings ngs,....u
For freight PASSAGE having superior npp
board 20 oll
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CASE OF UNITED LIVING CH1LDREN-on the 4th
of April 1866, of the rarest cases of double
formation occurred at the st. Petersburg Founding
Hospital-namey, two girls growing together by the
skulls-which still live and far appear to be in
good health Of all the cases of this kind hitherto
known (of which there are seven the union Of two
individuals never of that kind to bring the face
of one child directly opposite the face of the other
These twins SO united that if the middle line of
the face of child be prolonged from the nose, this
would strike upon the Of the other. Through the
mobility Of the necks the two children really lie in
straight line, girl lying the back the other
the side, and thus they sleep. The face of child
is quite symmetrical far the forehead and it is
first in the formation of the skull that want of
symmetry appears. In the face of the other, the
right half is much shortened and the eye of this side
opens less than the other The two children possess
perfectly independent existence from each other
relates to sleeping, walking, want Of food ETC. The
sleeps quietly whilst the other takes nourishment
or looks about. Common sensibity does not appear
to exist, since in of this kind the brains and
nerves of each individual are preserved distinct. Not
so always with the blood vessels Once one child
screaming aloud awoke its sister. The face of the
screaming child became sufused and Redeemed deeply
whilst the other was still asleep Then the face Of
the other began to redden and swell, and it was only
after this that it opened its eyes The features Of the
two children especially of the whose face is not
shortened, are very pleasing. yi,-, E.gla,t., o..
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VIII leave on SATURDAY, Anrl '5 at O'Clock, P. NJ.
fyzzs, FOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI-
2 toces and Alexandria. Tie regular passenger
iss==s steamer Piota, Parker master will leave as
m2a Il. NJ ROBINSON 4 CO. 100 GrAyer street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

INQuEsT-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
the body of VIM Van Dyke Holnde, twenty years
old, found dead on board the ship Lady Westoreland
Post 49, Third District Ferdfct-came death from in
tcrna hemorFhage caused by which he was hoist
inr INN him :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

AcoDEST.-A carpenter named Michael Pinneran,
yesterday fell from twostory caoldng Magazine street
and broke Of his legs. He to the hospital
A WOMAN SToNED.-A woman named Mary
MePherson badly beaten Corduroy Alley on Tuesday
night by brute named John Doyle who also wounded her
badly nthe forehead by blow with stone She is at the
hospital, and he is hiding somewhere
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VIII leave on TUESDAY, Sth inst, at 5 o'clock p NJ
Huzs FOR JEFFERSON, rSMTTHLAND.
FE3r4t e Benton, Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport, Grand
Bayou. Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all inter
mediate lanngsThe superior light draught ST.
Charles s. Applegae, MASTER will leave above. For
freight passage, apply on board or to
New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-03

VIII leave THURSDAY, ID inst, at Il o'clock ".
.Y@ ...,a e .0r g-a INDEPENDENT LINE.
. fYEg, THE REGULAR RED RIVER
ualRIra ~ Packet. n. w. McRac, Capt Wash Robb
tsza will leave asaboye for shreveport Grand Bayou
Grand Ecors, Campte Alexandria and all landings on th
river. For freight passage. apply on board. R az