New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-16
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B.ros Rorev March X T. a.. 49,.
contest on The Tlectior I, ~.
anno,ntyuent ~ sF'"s sne
Mayor. sheriff and Reg,-,sr ~ 80. ''e.''Ou = az
yeas ~. navs AZ '''es' "ae s1Vp'eo
Mr.. HODGE then vaovss ,,,. ,,s.a.....
of the whoe su,i.,t s,c,
In the seaate. the bin autbor,y;r,, ~.
of asa free t1acts x.a essa,sa - 1900
~ s;r.rass - ..o.s,s 3. oa - 'nlra reading
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svn -, - pos'pone ."s sons,oeraton q the
o'i, % so,tu ~, NO aau '"s n 'ns measure
ine DA " s'ose Dyy1 iias's'a'1s passed tAe
Ta III, ,s,,as~. ~, :, -
lug o'.i A.,es ,.e eA'e,'''eA ~ sso"oVo on
sne ciss1ens DanA oonuS pas''ea 'he mouse. Teas
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Steamnost Coiilsion' s'as''
| CINCINNATI March l5.-The steamers Great West
ern and Pncess came in collision opposite Raleigh,
/ n.y. Inc prneess sunk in ten minutes. Three deck
hands' one woman and two ehildren, deck passen-
gers, were iost. Passengers, books and baggage
/ saved. ~ -
washington News
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Doogas has been sick
for several days, but will resume bis seat daring the
week. He pronounces the reports Of his intended
resignation groundless. t.a3 ssf
Senator Davis Is sick, and 1t is feared win par
TALLY lose his eyesight- 1i
Duel.
L. MOnTIF March IA dueI fooE r,laee vaafar7.v
batvsen Cant u Ma5rv snd Co., p;..;.. e ~.
| French army
The arms nsed were navy revoIvar. a, tuslv.
firing and advancing.
RIVERA was hit twice hpt M, yoortaIlv Ma.rv mn.
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Domestic Markets.
] NEW YORK March l5.-Cotton easy and un-
changed Flour IS 90 to IS 90; Wheat frm Corn.
CSC; Mess Pork, s26 10 to SIG rs Lard heavy /:
Bacon quiet; Molasses, 81 to s3c; Whisky. 2l to
22c. Coffee and Sugar firm; Buckwheat, 81 10 Tic.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-The river is rising, with
six feet two inches in canal and four and half feet
on the falls.
:. P1TTsBURG, March l5.-Nayiaation is opened, with
six feet in the channel and rising Several steamers
will leave tomorrow. e
VIcKsBURG March 15-The Monarch passed dowr
at 2, Pennsylyania at and yicksbure at P, NJ. ~
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THE PANORAMA or IrALY.-Those who would Xix,
to see Italy, and have no prospect Of ever visiting
that delightful and classic land, should not by any
means fail to visit Mr. Waugh's painting now exhib
, itlng at Armory Hall, under the direction Of DR.
Beale. 1t is beautiful-truthfa-e entertaining lin
structiye-proltahle. Go and see It, every body 7
ia actpsv worth visiting every n;obt "a, :. wsst n
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The FREzzoLISI CoScERrs.-Frezzolinis secon'
grand concert, at odd Fellows Hall last night, wa
enjoyed BY an audience alike distinguished by il
great sue, as wen as us prilaney III ashlenable' in
teectnal and feminine uODts of view, Unfortunate
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not sneak partienlarly Of the concert bnt thronr
friends in whose indgmer, we relv we ara enable
10 state that Prelzoini aconittea berses with md,
ease. and achieved a trinmpb yisiblv greater tba
that of her first concert Mime strakoscb contrib
ting her full share to the pleasures Of tlsl evepn
and receiving her full share of the nanaits Of II
~ y delighted audience.
ic The third and last concert is TO he given
Of nipbt, The prorramme is pecuiarlv attractive IN
1t ing made mn with the view To its being the las
Mime Frezzolini is 70 sing selections fom II Trov
,e tore. Don Goyauni.p, Linda (" serenade p an
ic spq in duetsfrom Nozze ti Fiparo and the g 81
ie hat Mater.v Mime Strakosch is 10 sino Hom
>, Sweet Home y g Say yes, Pussy,r the Rataplan
and an air from Romeo and Juliet.n NJ. strakosc
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8 ron,s 20 Tho occasion, eocb IN h;s ,,a,
.,i, I'll, ho a. ,ost ,,raar+ -, a..,, .,.ou.;,
is a. tho hrsinass ~ .a.,',;nr, - ~. paon,
W No 40 r,an.n s,roo, LII hs avna5;ant
is -
ct FIpr ANn JnsS nr Trrp Tho North Taroi;Y
III y-bir 1eorrs tbot Arc occurred IN Na,rha.n n
ut ~ tho 99a -, ,vIio,, aostro,so, e,,o !. s en-.
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w aIso or;sI,d il tI e,r,as ,ha 10
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RS. w y I, .e.-s. - s.
on MuTINY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHrP AT HAvR
:, sanguiuary disturbance took place on theeyenil
of the 18th ult on board the Bader American vess
ss Just as she was about to haul out Of the dock
he Havre. Several of the suddenly broke out In
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as 80 t,,. ,,aao,,orn5 r., ,oo,o ,hsr, A ,hor Az,
zen A'ls0' ua''ns - :. r.,
was attacked ana very severely wounded M. hase
now, the pilot, who had charge of the vess
NV to take her out narrowly escaped similar treatmer
m oo ono of the man aimed a blow at him with han
TO- ;,-a h. +bo lloy ,rau eortnnatay ovnidad JRv
: spike, but she pio" was lor'unaeey aFoiaeu' ny