New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

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- Mr. P. Washbun has our thanks for late
Texas papers and manifest. ~
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# - We are under obligations to the gentlemen Of
Jones' Express for usual fayors.
~ The gentlemanIy and obligng clerk Of the
steamer g. D. Taylor has our thanks for late 81.
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ARHlvAL or rHE Es1rIRE CITY. The steamship
Empire City, Capt MCGOWAN, from New York l7th
inst via Havana, arrived at the Quarantine Station
yesterday. The Empire City brings the California
mails and seventy mine passengers. Her mails may
Be expected up this morning. The Granada, from
Aspinwal, reports that the steamship Illinois sailed
from thence on the afternoon Of the 18th for New
York, With the California mails five hundred passen'
gen, and 81 200, 900 in treasure. st
GnS. WALKEx Gen. VIM. Walker left Mobile on
Saturday last for Montgomery, leaving his affairs in
the hands of i committee during his absence.
KILLED BY LIGHTNrsG.--On the 18th inst, the
Hume House in Franconi Mass was struck by light
ming, and Mr.. VIM. n. Smith, Boston merchant, and
Mr.. Brandon, clerk Of the hotel, were instantly
killed. sM
SMALL. Pox.-Six or seven cases Of small pox at
Shelby Springs, Ala, and two deaths, have thrown
the people Of the country round about into terrible
panic, and the adjoining counties refuse to have any
communication with Shelby county.
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A REASONABLE AND DELICATE REoUEsT.-A writer
in the Memphis Eagle commences a statement of oc-
Of yery sgraceful and indecent character
in that city with request that ladies will not read
the article OF course they shut their eyes at once.
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OusrED FROM OFFIcE.-C Cassidy, the Democratic
District Attorney Of Philadelphia, elected in that
city last fall through fraud and violence, has been
ousted from Office BY the Supreme Court, and his
competitor, Mann, declared legally elected. The
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The GREAT TELEGRAPH CABLE-The Niagara it
was expected, would have received all her share Of
e telegraph cable by the 18th inst and be ready to
sail on the 20th inst The sailors volunteered to the
number Of one hundred and twenty, to perform the
work Of coiling the wire which has been found much
less difficult than previously imagined. The most diff
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FROM BuENos AYREs. e Adyices from Buenos
Ayres to the 29h Of Nav inform us that the health
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HAIL SroRM IN NEW YoRK.-A dispatch of the
10th from Rochester, N. Y, states that terrific rain
and hail storm had fallen there doing much damage
to windows in the city. and probably to fruit and
crops in the country.
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2 2nNlANoH nAtlAH HAHfsDs--r riVaee oVhu MeSahn,
OF Company !, First Infantry, having been tried by
at Camp Cooper Texas, for the shoot
ing Of Sergeant Lively, and found guilty, was sem
fenced to be shot The finding Of the court has been
confirmed but the President Of the United States has
mtigaed the sentence to forfeiture of all pay and
allowances, and to hard labor with ball and chain,
and confinement under guard when not at labor, dur
ing the period Of bis enlistment.
SOUTHERN PEARLs.--A pearl, purely white, oval
in shape, and abont one inch in circumference, was
found q few days ago in a. stream near Sayan-
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iitAeho snns ios AcnhssseS VIII pe aDle 10 sell two
millions Of bushels Of wheat the present season. The
farmers in the counties tributary to Hickman, are
likely to realize million Of dollars from their wheat
crop alone sl
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DEsfEhATh n a utuHhen ielloW named Laden got
into the fourth story OF the Inquirer newspaper office
in Philadelphia . few days ago, and threw cylinder
stove ont Of the front window. It went through an
awning and struck the pavement very near woman
who was passings ethen went into Hardng's ioi
printing Office and threw ont quantity of type, after
which he was arrested and locked up.
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Ah6 Shofs VI oHlo. = ONO appears 10 nave done
and q good promise of corn, the minor crops also
give large YIELD The barley is harvested the oats
promise very well, and the potatoes are Quite large
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the weld az follows
Oats, 10000 900 bushels Rye 900 900 do: Barley
100000 do Potatoes, $500 600 do aggregate. 49,
100000.
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