New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-24
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hnoWn y ~ rsAt Eaatsrn but nov formally chra- n
tensd 1eyiathan Mas commence9 at noon on ~ ~
Is usaa. mssns Mere .sn = fss mSvs shoos ens
shFss houFs labor, ne ship had moved about ieet
~ ~ getn and little over tees ~ tne DOW wnsn
~ u ths powerful purchase chains nroke ana tne
work had 70 b tsmposAtiiy suspended; Vpennnons m
Nes 10 be resumed - soon g the accident could pc
ractded, and London papers q tne afternoon q ne
81 ~ Il VA confidently hoped that the ship would
b afoat & high water ON Wednesday. the 4th
During the operations, sudden strain on one OF
throwing several Of the men into the air like sraws
and knocking down others with great violence. -Four
man had their arms and legs broken, and one died as
hs WAS being conveyed 70 the hospital. Immense
snumbesS Of people, including many distinguished
men, sasemhed On shore and On the river to witness
tho launch.
LATEsTs-The Times Of Wednesday says that
p0stpOnement Of further efforts to the "a Or Decem-
has been resolved that y a.s; NE
to the immense pressure 600 tons) upon the new
maSS earth. - - n D E's3 "a IA 81
NJ. James Morrison, one Of the wealthiest Of the
g merchant princes OF London, i dead. The value
AZ IN uroDerty Is estimated at nearly four millions
pounds sterling, considerable portion Of which IS
invssted III sound securities In the United States
The shipping returns OF the British Board Of Trade
for the month of September, show an increase IN tne
the business Of the latter having been aected py tne
commencement Of the panic: " 1,s.
The Catholic bisnop q rgron0, Gansa y hs.s au
doo1ng Congregation ~ AMkenny, = sn'u - s1So
earnc entreAtea sne Reol'e, = snSk Jols ~
any posbty remain 70 Inv ny y y sin Z.
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wxetchedne:e ne conssanty "l'neso Alnous ene un-
fortunate lrsn 80, ~. "a etean
nh1 sone ~ II sGas E =. ~ Sns ,th
shp Hydapes hsd been lost on nel Wy = IN lnaa WIN
troops but as neltnel sne . taII;Usoa II
q the vessel bag receiyea any seca ~
Nes ne.leyea y ~ ,s;s,s $780,. !. q
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N. aaa ~ a -. III, ne NJ had
. ~. ~ sS ;th 81 sya md The nna;tion of af;rs
peo1 .seu y. .s' ~, "a t +Lar 10 ;ntercani
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sne vesss'. Fran.,.
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The death Of General Cayaignac was the most I'M
portant topic ID france. 1he even. sooA ploe His
me Generai was u s1e act y Iaislns ns c.r ~
anoui4et, wA9h Y is "JaA;oSs 4;s - harS XII; IN,
ovel mn WY ne Iao ~ @h.,, ha sai, ,o tb
y ~ a.suMn ny % S.d st con,nlstad h;s s5tl
hi. IL - forth,.;th ,rocaed.d N Paris viii
/ tis REMAINS Ain ! -
i The funeral ohseon;es Of the General took place OF
satrdav ths slst IN the church Of ST. Louis 'Antn
the streets through which the procession to the ceme
4 terry of Montmatre passed were crowded, and abou
people followed the hearse to the gates OF th
cemetery Quite q large body Of troops took part
the proceedings, and many prominent republican
and Literary and political celebrities were presen
The procession contained far less Of the democrat
element than was expected. An imperial carriag
was looked fol in the train, but none was there.
the hearse passed along every hat was raised, an
/ the spectators often remained bare-headed until
q was out Of sight. No address was spoken over tt
tomb, but the soldiers paid the usual military honor
The regret felt at the death Of the general is d
scribet as deep and universal.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Post, 80.
that friendly negotiations nave taken place iatey
tween certain great continental powers regarding u
reduction OF their respective armies: Inc COVER
ment of France will certainly economic on .nis
portant item Of public expenditure, and lne Emper
Of Austria according TO late dispatches from Ylehn
has agreed TO reducton OF MS mihsary eApen'
tures. :. AZ an ,
ln Paris, on the 80, the iundss closed ~ oo.9o
money. &ss5
Beisian'
The ministers rendered their resignation on tne u
ult, but until the meeting OF tne Onam6sIs a, G In
W0nid noid tnelr oMcers az 1naes'hs' Ahc onauipo
open on the 10th instant.
Sardinia.
!. The inundations in Piedmont were snhsldng. "
damage done was great and the populace were 81
fering much from the visitation.
!, Austria.
The official Gazetta Of Vienna announces the imr
sition Of tax of one kreutzer upon newspapers.
impost Is to apply TO foreign as well as local lonrna
1t is stated that the plan proposed Dy tne Mihls'
OF Finance Tor ameioratlng the hnanciai s,taaton
Austria, IS either that large reducton o. tne arn
shall be made or that the direct taxes shall DC &C
i siderably increased.
ACCORDING 10 faris ietter 10 tne new ftsssl ~
aAes ~ June NY. coavensloh pa;.;sh was en.eeet ~
IN efsact that in case ~ ! raynntonarv nnthreak
ytalv Austria NAV rely snr The nrotection of her
,;a;ons ~, = tha fr;sn,io sarv;ces nf Great Rr;ta
4 Tha onshor;tv far th;s ia MT varu reliable
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