New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-16

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81; ;ssfRE M s. assaEe u Al THE AstITE
,yifi be III Grand Fillmore rally and
sISs ,Sa Ill tae jackson Rail-
known are #ex-
ssss1.s n tS,e ample prepare
for te alton Of the
gsasf III Il srsaIti tlde.
III s4eak p Is tbe eItqiieat Preston
no eIeFto1s c#usl date for Tie fourth dis
fsnaot feiIp INV yins tIiose WHO viii ene
M Hill zof listening ID him.
ass IL; ssff rom thes depot nv o'clock
His nioFn;rr Tie New Orleans lelegat ons should
sssss tiHB fssfS M NINA aili be I'm ttal.
/ 81 sSH
mn mere ygss d large eongfegas
"A MI 4e o. 81 Charles street.,
IN VI observed foT some time
5I,F afSssnt izel,s aIe returning by every
Al l,aafs from the West
u s,,3 ceed those IL any ,res
ysas tbe same time there IS 4 great
fba d cotton. IL for The twenty
s,ss Fa,sTs N jul evening there were
snlv 81 I'LL IN tie Princess, from
"A HI ssIas ~ tIIe tapitoI from Bayou
M. HI s.aTIssnDtfug dav last year tie
sSaTs a9ol ,aless Princess III oIl
flssf 5sa as close With,
fl cob Ia bs arriysa
8 ~ tlfe| s.s,i4sF I'll ts;,te.
Hill layse fhess cons derahle aetiy The
sssoss III froaucs are giving an
Ras4 IL fss rior rivers Eayegs and
9f azoo, Red and Ouachitas
sb9I risa hive d tine business next
5 Iaarn counts have been received
Z, heosy ,isa n MINER Red RIVER Ills almost too
eliiesnse Al he credited at first view,
5is seIs tIie eaae tiIl tie rise may run
anf Ionee bafoys t reaehes HE mouth and become
ifssses Natchitoches even If III
sal.Ss3 ;ig.acf IA lsT ID tba6 Doinf.
ter NJ, taras lin afid Ill the most favor
le Hi fIe atl5eTirr of cotton. From its
ioa ii every reason to believe that
HUH IN IaIae sfaees 81 the cotton region
aSrivsls rom sea nave been few the last two
II Sassef bsi,g #If ali vessels were
~ Us the ship Min
which here last week from Boston, was
III shon nof 10 astonishad if all Intercourse
4Fit distant pprts was suspended. These quarantine
aena Jill are becoming tile subject Of many remarks
onehaae ana fotioiais little briefauthority
His prigIesed and inict injuries
and losses on ship owners the sooner the qnaran-
tire is are abolished TIE better The ship Minnesota
sailed from foI this port sometime in ylast
and had Id tedious d il difficult ascer
tais wien she did saif without reference to thelog
book. Ii appears Tie skip a of forty ays
III hat q casgo Of 500 tons of Ice, Ind
come direct from Boston, tIloet stopping at any
ate port or commute with any infected
sss I'll; IL Al N because tba
NM u n N I'M sssta d afeInoon pap
- 3,a.Iore5 that he in.
~ IN No fsvert ma ffov.
g i 81 .Iuv a.
Nh I'M an,bracsd I'D
yssSs nzss md M Il %
;sana IF CHA PAT
n u, ytis. ,aFt Roya ma
N
y. 80 " -
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s
q had haa sfaal pox q BACK itepub-
LEANS % board would he placed ln &
y different Light ~ 8
there q reafess ~ sven eases,ior "
and owners y
tals for ier detentlof salelais " ahe
good State Louisiana NM annenable, pecunary,
forall Illegal and Improper rms q the view
aiken on Change allsl the the detention Of
tle ship Minnesota quarantine authorities
and We iagaget g lsarn. that any feg
G tatioaas sSef in nave proved
lAt ana cosby ConleEte
isnf we've Qrleais. Ss95ssS 4 Nh "a
80 t$t5ss
IHH On ARTga Oak, JT.---H Mr.. George Francis, OF
AytF4l hHs ssns,4lss wears ala fat
ag; A Is, q Il 80 M 81
Ia ssst go = - -
OH IFaed lrolss aIl acorn oi the famous
Charter Oak, which was recently blown down. This
vo,.l,g oak which he calls Charter Oak Jr.i he
+n M ssT m
sue 4 ~ = = "
~ ~ " " es
sBaite of the old tree. s$#s 3si,=