New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
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\, q, I'M rl-aaya ssre ma Hon. John al Qaitnlan,
NJ M s.s,, for renewed faYors.
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ass Mr ", Esthell, Of the steamer %. oiales
las our thanks toy ate Lou gu papers;
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Black Warrior has placed us nnaes renew - oei'
tions for memoranda, et l4s ~
" ;5afar orr readers to the first and fourth
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s. III, stoned Nv a large
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ssppesAss n ''atos..-. $500.
THE News FRoM KaNsA s.---=t)nr telegraphlc news
Kansas this morning, j. exciting g wen as IN,
II snrotits and
that still livelier sproutings are il
We are inclined to repose some confidence N these
dispatches although TO adopt an expressive phrase
made use of BY an WE despatchess nom
Kansas are three thirds lies and twofthrds ialse
hoods the probabilities are that there may pc SOME
truth in them. Why The southerners IN Kansas
have borne and forborne long enough. Az last they
have got mad !; and when soutferners get mad u
downright earnest somebody's bound 70 pc hart u
I they have the ghost Of chance 455
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past otsica has sent MS the fol-
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ia ANOTHER STRAw.-.A passenger who came up by
The Yesterday afternoon train Of the Opelousas Kali
road from Bayou Beuf informed us that vote was
taken Oh the Presidential candidate with the follow
liz result
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Whole npnherof votes o A. !. !.
Fillmore's MAORI ), 4 ~
NJ NrSr songs +. L. Gabrie, so Camp street, has
sent III the following new and beautiful songs, to
which We call the attention of our lady friends
nj ma Dream Of former ears, song and chorus;
words ana music composed BY the author Of Good
agega ron Home, md several other popular songs
n. i. Reid S ca, Boston. Willie, we have Missed
You written and composed by Stephen G Foster :
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+ DEMocRArIu MEETING At Baron RoUGE. We
understand that our Democratic friends had fine
time &c IL al Baton Rouge last Saturday The number
If nesons present Is yarously estimated at from tive
h ID. for,r thousand Taking the maximum as the cor
rect fienre the meeting was not particularly large
considering the prominent notices given and the ex
tensve Arrangements made TO secure the attendance
NJ areat crowd Baton Rouge contains at least sis
thousand inhabitants The mere mention Of this fac
dissipates an immense amount of gas with which
partisan leaders will seek to delude the people.
ID The Hon. Tasirnond Landry was chosen President
and gyas assisted by d large number Of Vice Presi
dents. HE meeting was addressed in the morning
nv Messrs. W. 81 Parhan and CD. Yillere, and in tn
+, evening bv +, L. Claiborne and Il. St. Paul There
aitte dount the sleeohes M1le ,a1;,,s IL
saslc Y \ N psAsoAfs t'S1>t - 80
y SUCH y wv 4, .o ,ve lay
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selthoae tae lliss ate' soo' .eoeo5 !. @
Tnss ~ r,r RARK ST.. i, AwREscE-T ship In
i;ana Sranfain roff;n which arrived here yesterda
81 ,,orn;,r fror Nav yor brought Cant. stetson an
e ~ l.rl, O. lawrence If New York. fror
Nan Uni, for this nort WIN 1 cargo Of lime and a
so,tad marcbanaise Cantain stetson reports hayin
exnerenced hurricane q, the asth ult in lat Is IS
long ~ Az and an the sOtb nit discovered the shi
Il ~ on are n J aw minutes after the pitch in til
,,,o ,oa,taa Cart statsnn and crew too
~ ia Meats. having hardy time to escape- savin
y 49, ~ poa in'f l$4s si1A ~ E -
nothing but q barrel OF water and a barrel OF preat
49, Il, ,s - -, a, ,1.4 $, ~, ,,o+or.. ado
hbous tntse llouEs allet sle pofie W Ie Mtt eue
and SINK They then shaped their course for Nel
t5t -. 4 u 81 M, a,
IKE Orleans and had proceeded about one hundred mile
a.; 4bo haa+s II ta AHA 3ay ofta fhe ,yrecl
made sail ahead the weather being fine with
smooth sea--set signal Of distress, which was see
by the vessel and which proved to be the snip ma
ana Ihey Wete tahsh " oodiu ahu teoeiseu VI
attention from Captain Coffin and crew.
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As2 ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP bLAoh " 4 itt
FROM NFyy tynR1r- Tho steamship RaclS Warrior
&. E.oA NhW lotsAihe sVeanisnp DUN ""aiiol,
w. Smith, commanding, from New York on the 5Ol