New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-14


1ear8 that the Free State men in the neighbor-
rood of Lawrence are becoming as much enamored
1f free horses as free niggers. reverend political
1arson, resident of Douglas county, who commands
company Of horse thieves, breaches on Sundays and
steals horses on week days, has been arrested for
stealing number Of horses from pro-sIavery man.
If his reverence can secure Freesoil jury, he need
not concern himself about the result for it will be
easy to show that Southern man has no more right
Of property in horse than in negro and that fine
horse is peculiarly Southern institution, and there
fore entitled to the benefit of the underground rail
road. .... --.
AMERICAS PLEASURE SEEKERS MAKING TROUBLE
IN CANADA-A Canadian paper says that great ex-
ctement had been created at Percy Bay, by some
fifty American fishing vessels which had anchored
there causing great damage to the nets of the Cana
dian fishermen, and the crews Of which had gone
ashore and abused the citizens 1t was proposed to
lay the facts before the Governor General, and de-
mand through him redress from the American Gov
ernment.
CRUSHED To DEATH. = A wall of the National
Theater in Washington. fell and instantly crushed
dead man named Timothy Fahy on the 9Th inst.
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THREE DAYS WITHOUT 7ooD.-Miss Harriet Lane
S,,t,
~, aott ~ - atio .I,tia
berries and being unacquainted with the locality she
got lost and wandered about until near dusk on Sat
urday afternoon, when she was found and conveyed
to her home She had not morsel to eat during
the three days, and when discovered was nearly fam
ishcd.
A SHOCKING TRAGEpY.-The Columbus (Ga) Eu-
durer Of Tuesday last has the following:
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he attempted to kill bis child but was preycutcdb by
pe5sIoGt ne ''lo n"u Ao' 7el 'ou"u "P
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RAvAGEs OF LIGUTNING.-A dispatch of the 9Th
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'ii9s i1.''' :, ,'''0I' =, n.
a sGNtit tI4.aei s.1Ii VIZ @ = ~ ~ eeu "a 80
struck 6y wi Ishtning and burned together with the
celebrated mare Lady Suffolk valued at s. COO.
young man a. D9EefsPoft named lloideEs, was also
Iab0rer Vas inSf,nfiy EiiIed At the same Mace Nv
the lightning while working on a building. Mr. Ir.
Story was also struck aud seriously injured No fur
lAeF iata'lties are IepoLleas p5.s s-
A GREAT Sc0uSDUEL SEcuRED-Dr Howard, OF
Bradford VT. is finally confined in jail His name is
among the most infamous Of living criminals, and bis
recent arrest was upon four indctments-two for
manslaughter and abortion, one for an assault with
intent to kill and the fourth for some other outrage
not specified His bail 55as fixed at Sl7 900 which
he could not procure and he will probably sprout in
mil and yegetote in State : prison.
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The FRASER RIVER AGENr.-Ihe Washington
correspondent Of the \. Y. Times says:
learn tbat tle instructions of Mr.. Nugent who
left in the STEAMER on The 5th rcouire hin to confer
yitb EHyarnNr Domrl5s and yyith onr nennl, ia Ma
and NAT tL Iorr, n,,, abandon the system
oF ro4tricton Which he has aiontcd and the latter
NAV conform to sIch rules Of n5licc as may be ne.