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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19
Anniveraaly Eventg. Nov. Ii.

l855-Death Of Theodore Romeyn Beck, aged ca,
at Albany New York distinguished medical writer,
and member Of many learned societies in America
and Europe
I85S-Death Of Samuel II. Crafts, aged 81, at
Caitsbury, vt. He was town clerk of his native
place 81 years, and during his life held every public
office in the gift of his State.
l850-Death of Col. Richard NJ. johnson, aged TO-
at Frankfort, KY, distinguished alike as soldier
and a statesman. He is said to have been the man
who killed the Indian chief Tecumseh at the battle
Of the Thames
l8ls-Abdullah I'm saud beheaded at CONSTANT
nople the last Emir Of the Wahhabs, whose death
ended the temporal power of that sect.
1875 Commodore Porter discovered in the South
sea an island which the natives called Nooaheevah
In honor of the then President he named it Madsous
island
l8l2-A band Of Americans under Col, Pike, in.
yaded Canada, took a British post, burnt the block
house and returned with only five wounded. The
| same day occurred the battle Of Koutoyo in which
the French under Ney were defeated with great
slaughter. The spot was the same on which Dayoust
was defeated two days before. After Neys defeat,
the French rear guard of 900 men came in sight,
aud had to surrender.
lS09-Battle of 0cana, in which the French under
soult defeated 10000 Spaniards; Joseph Bonaparte
commanding under Soult
1906 Morter entered Hamburg, aud confscated
all the British property to be found. Same day, the
French took Hsmen, on the Wiser, with 5000 Prus-
slams as prisoners, and immense quantities of ammn-
milton and stores.
I794-The treaty between England and the United
States, known as Jays treaty, was signed at Lon
don.
l793-A number of men in Edinburg undertook TO
get up Convention like that in Paris; for which
they were all arrested and sent to prison.
17s9-The Thames and Severn rivers in England
were joined for the first time by a canal
l7Gl-Death Of Noel Anthony Pluche d celebrated
French writer on Natural History
l7f4-The Prussan Col. Wedel, with single bat
TALON of men, disputed the Passage of the Elbe at
sonit2i against the whole Austrian army, for five
hours; losing only officers and 100 men. By this
feat be acquired the title Of the Prussian Leondas
l74l-Death Of Anthony Banter celebrated
French mythologist.
llSl-Death Of VIM. Eide. hel.ringer of Canon
gate, Elipburg, aged 100, He buried three genera.
tons Of people, and married his second wife Young
woman, at the age of loo.
lI05-Death of the celebrated prisoner, known as
the Iron Mask in the Bastile at Paris after an inn.
prisonment Of q years, It has never been settled
With certainty who he was. He was supposed to be
the twinbrother Of the King and much writing has
there been to identity him with different celebrated
characters Of his day. He was prisoner Of state,
treated at all times with the greatest respect but was
under threat of immediate death if he ever removed
the mask for an Instant The mask was made of
velvet, strengthened with whalebone, and was
fastened On BY an iron band round the prisoners
head, secured with a pad ook behind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

1674-Death Of Samuel Dauforth, the Indian mis-
sionary, at Roxbury, Mass
I665--Death of Nicholas Poussin, ar eminent
French painter.
I648-Death Of Caspar scioppins, learned Ger
man, aged % noted for writing great numbers Of
books, and called the grammatical cur from his habit
Of attacking eminent people with his pen without
cause or provocation.
1628-John FELTON,, the assassin who killed the
Duke of Buckingham, was executed at Tyburn.
159O-Death of Jerome zanchins, distinguished
German Protestant theoiogian.
I23l-Death ot ST. Elizabeth, Of Thuringia. During
her life she was remarkable for her active benevo
lence, causing hospitals to be erected, and feeding
and clothing The poor in times Of pestilenee and
famine, and wandering about in an humble dress re-
lievng sorrow and distress wherever she could find
it. Four years after her death she was canOnized,
and her monument still existing is one Of the most
splendid remains Of gothic architecture to be found
in Germany.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19
GROVER g. BAKER.

sews from spools. tBrunswict Telegraph
The inventor deserves well Of his country.
..-.. CTaunton Gazette
This invention iB blessing to all. tyineyard Gazette.
To ladies it Is most valuable (Sesedlth Gazette.
WIN do all the stitching Of the family.
Northampon Courier.
It is far the best Of its kind New Jersey journal
Takes the lead of every other. NorhaeId Messenger,
Is the best of its kind. tAfiners, journal
A child may manage one. (sassex RepIster
It works on silk cotton or leather tsprtngasd Yews
Its seams durable as The fabrics Virginia Herald
sews a strong and beautiful seam. adams Sentinel
Superior to any we saw. cortland Gasotte
We know it to be superior article. Cincinnati Disuateb
The best manufactured in this country (Baston journal
Nota single stitch will pull Woodbury. Constitution
1t finishes It's work where it stops. tAurorn Beacon
Makes stitch that will not rip (Bordenown Register
OF inestmablev eue Jersey Shore Republican,
Rapidly growing III public favor Cincinnati Enquirer
The best Of its class Gospel Herald.
This ma chine finishes its work. northampton Gozstte.
The sewing will not rip. German Reformed Messenger,
Cotton is used purchased spoos. Warren Democrat
These machines possess no equal Charleston Baptist
sews silk linen or cotton thread. Pisburg Advocate.
The best in use. Cambridge Iefersoniau.
None have given better satisfaction. Springfield Journal.
Makes seam that viii not rip. Evansville Herald.
The very best Of the kind (Portsmouh Tribune.
Cannot imagine anything more perfect ALBANY Journal
Is simple and easily kept III order waterowp Sentinel
The very best in HamiIten Inellgencer,
The best for family use. Georgetown Messenger.
sews silk cotton with equal facility Norwich Courier
It is simple in construction. wheeling Times
Will not get ont of order. (Herkmer Democrat.
sews neatly and expeditously tPhl Mercury.
The best in the market for families Carlisle Herald
They give universal satisfaction Augnsta Dispatch.
Has met with unparalleled success tAb Knickerbocker
The best in use. Newark Times.
Its work will not rip. (Ntonmouth Atlas.
1t sews stronger than by hand. Newark Courier.
Easily managed and kept in order. columbus Journal.
Easily understood aud managed Lancaster Tnteigeucer
A wifes deed of emancipation. tBloomfeld Advocate
Circulars with cuts of all Machines manufactured by the
iRoVER K BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
with prices annexed containing testimonials from parties
sing these Machines will be sent by mail on request.
The Grover & Baker New Machine
Was patented Oct and g. 1858.
VIM. L. CUSHING, Agent,
nj cot Il CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

The NICARAGUA CoNsuL IN ENGLAND. - The
Count A. de Meano, the Consul General at London Of
the Republic Of Nicaragua, has transmitted to She
Morning star series Of documents respecting tile
deporable political condition Of the country he repre-.
SCENTS. He remarks that all the evils represented in
these papers arise from the audacious attitude of
the libustera, who are making active preparations
for attempts Of the most revolving barbaritya He
remarks that Government are very slow in taking
protective measures to avoid the impending massacre
Of children, who are al this very moment, uttering
their last cry Of ALARM he asks, shall the most
sacred laws Of humanity be ati much longer disre.
garded? Shall we soon be doomed to cry, II is too
late?'" He further says The hour is approach.
ing at fearful pace and the European Governments
are aboring under fatal delusion, when they believe
in the least tendency Of the Americans towards jus
tice and equity.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

MURDERED BY GRrzzLy BnAR.--on Sunday, Oct
10th, says the Sacramento Bee, party of hunters
found the remains Of man of the supposed name Of
Campbell, judging from papers found on the body.
he was discovered in Yoo county, about three miles
from Cache Creek Canon, inapool Of water, horribly
mutlated, his head being crushed, and his neck,
breast and other parts Of the body torn and bitten III
horrible manner. He had with him double bar
relied shotgun, the stock of which was broken in
several places, that the poor fellow made desperate
fight with bis opponent, which was probably grizzly
bear The place where he vas found Il some ten
miles from house, and it is probable that he had
been dead some two months Nearly all the flesb al
his bones had been pulled of in the desperate death
struggle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

MORE gAsrAwAYs DIscoyERED. Commodore Sin.
clair, Of the United States ship Vandalia, while
searching for three men belonging TO the ship wild
Wave, which had been wrecked on the Island Of
oene, and who afterwards reached Tahiti in boat d
their own construction, visited the little island OF
Rooahoogah, where be found six white men--three
Americans and three Englishmen who have lived
there fourteen years and had completely identified
themselves With tie natives as not to desire to leave
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

a CoNeREaAT1oa on BEAR HuNr.-1ne sondav
recently ia East Gorinth, Maine, Just Is the people
were going to church, the alarm was given That a
bear was making free with neighbors sheepfold.
Leaving the women in care Of the deacons the males
OF the three denominations Of churches went in pur
suit Of Buin and after long chase and hard strop
gle, succeeded in dispatehing him. The ayarmint,
weighed over two hundred pounds.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Opinions of the American Press.
Grover Bakers is the best american Agricultural
To all of which the Tribune says, Amen.
tNew York Tribune.
tits all TINT it claims to be. New York Independent.
1t finishes its own ~orkothers do not Home journal.
We give 1t the preference, american Baptist,
Adapted for wooleus, linen or cotton. .."-.
(American Medical Monthly.
We like Grover Bakers best. dadies, Wreath.
Which is bests7 Grover Buker's.
tSew York Dispatch.
Superior to all others. New York Mercury.
We have no hesitation in recommending it.
tNew York Express.
Il requires re.spooing tNew York Evangelist.
For family usethey are unryaed
QHew York Daily News,
hey seam that will not rip New York Courier,
1t performs nobly and expedtousy.
CNew York Examiner.
Remarkable for the elasticity ofseam Police Gazette.
Wen adapted to all kinds Of family sewing.
New York Observer.
Best adapted for family use. New York Day Book,
W do not hesitate to recommend it.
New York Chronicle.
Itsews strongly and does not rip. Qita Illustrated
The prince of Inventions protestant Churchman,
Its wOmau's best friend. tNsw York Weekly News.
We give our preference to Grover 4 Baker. Student.
The most blessed invention Of modern times.
(Mohers NJ agazjne.
It makes pleasure of a toll. tEew York Evening Post
The fayore for family use CBtooklyn Star.
We highly appreciate their value tAmericqn Missionary
It's great merit is in It's peculiar stitch tFamy Circle.
We attest its simplicity and durability
National Magazine.
Admitted TO be the best extant. (vlrgiuia Argus.
1t is not liable get of repair. tyergsnnes Gtzsn
Isadapted ali home requirements dover Enquirer
A pretty piece of furniture. Alachas Union.
sews with forty power, tRoekand Gazette.
Nothing be more perfect. tsouhbridge Press.
The most ingenious and useful. (Nantucket Mirror.
Has obtained deserved celebrity. saem Observer.
The best in the market. (Chieopee Journal.
It does not get cut Of repair (Cape Cod Advocate.
sews six or cotton from ordinary spools.
CIuverhl Gazette.
The work II does not rip. (Amesbury Tillager.
Are superior all others. bingham Journal.
A most admirable invention, Boston Courier.
They are enjoying universal favor.
t'ew Orleans Picaynne.
Superior to any now manufactured New Orleans Delta
Will do more work than dozen hands.
washington Union.
It set,s evarytEfrg fRnston yvatrhr,a1
Thu. host or Ib.. nint avar inv a,tad
New Haven Register.
There can be 70 con,petttiop. with them,
New. ORLEANS True delta
We give preference to Grover x Baker,s
tBostop saturday Evening Gazette.
beyreapirs no adjusting of machinery.
tPhiladelpbia CITY Item,
T,fss,ar. n o,,, end tNo.byi,1a Na,ys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

EXECUTION IN NEW YoRK-A Rindictipe Lady.
James Rodgers, the boy convicted of the murder of
Mr., swanston, was executed in the yard Of the New
York prison, the 18th inst. According 10 previous
arrangements the execution was delayed to the latest
moment, in consequence Of the expectation of his
friends that reprieve would be granted BY the Gov
ernor. There were but few persons present in the
yard while on the outside Of the Tombs there was
large crowd, intending many Of the gentler sex,
Rodgers remained tolerably firm to the last moment,
His father was present, and when the Body was cut
down threw himself upon it ina parnxysm of grief
Mrs. swanston, wife of the murdered man, applied to
Sheriff Willess on Thursday for permit to be pres
ent ut the execution Of young Rodgers, The sherif
declined TO give the yndictlye lady the pass saying
that it was altogether out Of bis notions Of proprety
that lady should be present at an execution even if
It was that Of the murderer Of her husband.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Landing and for sale by 'the subscribers
CHAIN CABLES, proved-5s IS fathom.
24,75
%,75 =.5
PRIESTLEY & BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Hardware.
full and general of Domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Table and Pocket
Constantly hand and for sale accommodating by
'PRIEsTLEY Il BEN,
50 and 81 Camp street.