New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-29

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our teiegrahffa states TINT Commodore Stool. Il,
81 has withdrawn Id favor ofs fillmore. sol
eare under Dbl cations To the officers q Y Y
Is fie steamer Fanny late t Louis pa i !,
lers. $5
Tfs Washington Union the passage Of le
Is River bills the Presidents ve a.
al with horror are We tending Al q
rhe ori.n nay wen ask the Democracy afe ~
eniine when the marty, i'd fanee of all ITS pat g
arms Tie last little more month od, goes WIN la
r,ssi Hill internal i,apro Yelnents- We know very al
yaIl Union, you all tending but We g
need moi tsl soon find ont tor your t
selves zs
dispatch from AIbary Y,1 says that the. !
,anal Hi TIE second week ia July anounted t Y q
ssa sainst iii the spending week III
ast year. II
The large saving and planning blishment q Is
Naylor & Co.. Oh Broad, below Wallace street,
was destroyed by fire On the zoth INST
Loss SIS 600 mostly insured
The Secretary Of State has addressed 70 me
Governor Of Cali forna, him that the teoe
AL interfere against the
Committee Until requested by the Legislature o.
Galfornia or shall be unable g aet u
consequence Of the This u
10 be III accordance with an opinion given by the
Attorney General MI
The New york sun of the I'D inst, says that the
sargoes Of all infected vessels are hereafter to- Pc
landed III the ID. S. Quarantine wharf, and the vessels
ventilated, until further orders rms
slae If iii miserable condition. and some trouble Is
between the captains and the health OIL
GERS. -. !ss#5
II The number Of Deaths in New ork during the
4Taek which ended on the 10th inst, was greater
tiian usual iii consequence Of excessive heat-tney
reached 53I being 249nore than the previous week.
fae these $50 were minors. In Brook the deaths
numbered so, Of whom 60 were minors
Ttannears iva statement in the N lew York Herald
HIM since tie commemorate Of the year 1885, Inc
number Of deaths BY the most lamentapie ralitoad
casualties is 224 and Of wounded Dol n early two
thirds of Tile whole number Of Killed and Wonnded
have been the result of accidents which nave loc
CURED TO trains coming in OF leaving the citles o.
6philadellphia and Baltimore Seventy kallea
and two hundred and fourteen wounded were on the
PHILADELPHIA train, and forty two killed and one nun
area and -four wounded on the baltimore ira
j s
The Planters Exchange in Mobile was burned
down on last Saturday morning. V y supposed tlas
tile firew was caused BY an incendafy
destructive fire occurred in a augusta ea,) on the
22d inst. The upper wooden TOW Of the factory
buildings was entirely destroy
an The British screw steamer Vulcan, th the l7th
regiment, nom the Crmea, arrived at Quebec on the
Goth instant
Business among the ship buildefsBof New York is
sid ia be iii very low condition. worse than 1T mas
been for many years The reason Of this state Of al
~ III The rst place. the cost Of lumber and
Il; tfe second: the depression which has marked the
carrying trade for the last three years It is supposed
that al error has been Of late in building
IL many large vessels. and negleeting small ana
medium sized ones the latter affording some proh
Il ~ their owners while the large ones, in many in
y stances have not proved d beneficial investment
The 18th inst. was truly an eventful day O. ~
North we have the horrible scene at Folt Wash
$ington, tile burning Of the Northern Indiana, the
burning Of the Tinto, and Q large fire at Newark
More than one hundred lives were lost duling ths
day and one hundred individuals in addition were
wounded. It may well be knoWn IN history as thu
d q eyentful 18th
WIN. w. Uurran, Esq, formerly Of Annapolis, Md
hut for many years past superintendent Of the re
corns 81 the House Of Represen tatives die
in Washing. ion. on Friday morning
John III Matthews, District Attorney Of worcester
NIass died suddenly in his office on Monday, the "a
3 inst.
Ifs the trial Of William Pinto and twelve other
1.-THE latter forming the crew, indicted for serving
board the brig Braman, knowing her to be intende
for SLAYER before the United States District Cou
at New York, the jury returned a verdict indn
Pinto guilty and clearing the others. Pinto has pei
sentenced 10 two years Imprisonment and to pay
fine Of $50
The specie sent to Europe by the steamer Bait
s last week amounted to $45s,29l making the fo1
shipments Of the week from New York $50o,l9l
and the grand total, from the LIST January to II
zls date "a AGA ,52T 49,, s
During the week ending on the both inst, TIL
were s29 deaths in Philadelphia. In Baltimore tn
were i7s.
Lieut.. Coy. Hardy, Of Kentucky, died on Wedn
day. tile nth inst. His death was reported 50
weeks ago, but the report was premature and Or
mated ina mistake Of . telegtaphic dispatch.
ILL. philip Baltzell, one Of tile oldest and most
spectacle rnerehantsof Baltimore, died on the
81 inst MI. B. had been engaged in mercantile BUSH
in that city for fifty years y n
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s. The sloop Julia, seven days from Bermuda, GO
into Barnegat Inlet, N. Al, On the 18th inst, y
three soldiers Of The Twenty sixth Regiment Of
British army on board The vessel was seized by
Custom House officers at Barnegat. i was slippo
that Tile soldiers were deserters and had stolen
soop. They Ind no compass, and started on Il
voyage with no other provisions than four loaye
bread and about ten gallons Of water, which wa.
consumed before they reached port
MI The postmaat eras eneral has ordered a daily
from Jefferson City to Springfield, Mo, heinst;
Of Major Phelps, thus opening direct and exl
tons route TO the Usage and Cherokee countries
] Us 81. Louis. a.53:
Ex-Governor Washington Hunt, Of New York,
Of the most popular men in the State, has come
for Fillmore, declaring his confidence that he wi
triumphantly elected.