New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

rms Of all kinds had been collected, while 73G forts
i'd been entirely leyeled, The Begun and - Nan
,era stiII in The Nepaulterai
The rebels in Central India. under Tantia Topee.
vere reported TO Be making for Pertsbrhnr.
Louisiana IneeIlIgesee-
". ,..,n s,o,, ~. q. 49,. .. ~. 49, =, IT,
tight OF the 10Th Inst fellow named Can, porter m
he steamship Gen. Rusk, was killed IN the yard of
Nr. GaIbraith's nremises Al Rr.,h..y ~ = man
w.. - @ss,.-.:.r Y, !. s-sy q -
'Amea "s'.ls =. !, Os'D.sna, y IS - aosens,
md Cain entered the yard BY he back way and re-
used to leave, notwithstandipg repeated warnings
nd tbreats f,om Waters and FINN Nh, 6, n. eneII~
w...,. hc 49, -.
'asan'ea upor "as 80 q 49, ",.n
;harge Of small shot and then knoceed bin down
With the breech of bis gum injurng him % lady that
,s.th ananed a few bours afterward. NoAkinr IN.
a. :, ~. NO., -. -s..,.
and candle, and it was supposed bis intention was
In rob the house.
From the Banner ws extract the follovinw nara .
graphs - '.'S..' -, i -
ast yeas . w = - nv si Isl. sss uo
"a shane ~ the caniie ~ Jnr hnS in a. rane
aeids Of This parish. They sttscked the cane vhen
it was from few inches 70 foot high, and in places
did great harm. They worked chiefly under ground,
and 1t was found difficult to check their destructive
prope nsities This season they hAse commeuced
again, as we are informed by some Of the planters
but we do not think that they viii be likely 70 do
much damage TO the crop, ~ kne 0p&9H&1006 are nOe
A. general as they were last season. z ~
Yesterday the long looked Tor nfn arrived and
though too cold for the present benefit Of Tia crops
aud gardens, it will make it. mark ON vegetation -
aoon as the weather becomes warm aRsin We hone
Yesterdays change in the weather extends over the
dry regions.
IN the upper part Of the parish Of lAte they had
rains previous to this, and many Of The plaste did
MOI neea MOE ns rshs .uos ~ = .h u
Parishes On the river thew have needed an vesther
lately as much as we In 1T Mary needed Nes
The property belonging TO the estate Of ME- Dor
sine L. Rentrop, VINO persned 70 the lass siand ca
lamity, consisting OF sugar plantation stock, etc.,
situated on Belle river, parish OF Assumption, To-
gether with seventies negroes-od and young,
large and small SICK ana well, crippled and SOUND.
sane and diotc, of good and bad character was sold
at public auction on credit OF one, two and three
years. by our Sherih, VIM. +; Haifieigh, 81 the
courthouse in this place, On "wednesday last, and
realized the sum q nearly one hundred and forty
thoIsand "a nc iana ass
BEING m average Of not quite .15T sssh. n TIE
plantation was bid in BY Capt Ivy, Of A2umption,
| for his own account.
| The Greensbure Imperial of SATURDAY. Iast nW:
| n, - ,aot wssnosaav n;rbt the weath.r -. -,,r,
w as; h;.s;n H. sus. 4; ss. AZ .;n
anu n;aS, vsrv rs;n III I'm thens,
oullls sne 49, IAN 800 ~
ana imagining hs H.. a,.s soa
into immediate requsition. Yesterday Wa cold and
aa,hH. " isast = ~ - '''
awhile 9. least east. ...... =.
ary aali ercent he neach vh;c h notico
doing very wei, a4Seps a;s - ~
are CROPPING Prsy na nats ~ " ne
slaIcn ,IussI go nn aA co,n; az stt ~ sS H.
cotton we near sone eonpa'a .nas ~ ssea ~ r.
ss.Ier ~ "a 81 fsr syerybnr has bsen arainst the
wea.ne ~ 'a' 'nns .as Sse4. ass''s' ''e
} Bfeas saPls. ~,
The Madison Gaze.'e OF sne Sun s.a1ss ina. tne
wa.e' IVA. maa .s nv :,
last, says: , sasss5a
Our office floor is yet eighteen inches above the
surface Of the water and for the present the ppbca-
f,on ., ~ ~ ~ ali Il Iii ~
amount Of reading matter, with news Is lsts = can
be obtained.
Az the mails through ms region nave peen sns,
sA;eP; w sns iva.e y Az sn
ter for continuing this. our only mail when accorna
to contract, he Is under no obligation to do 50.
From the Morehouse Advocate Of the 9th inst, We
extract the following: FNf
Mr.. William Catching who resided in what is
3 known as Cum Swamp !" IN this parish, was muir
@ nd H. Sov nt
Some Of his neigbbors Observing that bis DWELLING
e had been burned down, began search, snspectinl
that he had been killed when ne was found as allow
W ;1IaS hn ths ~" - st
rnn which took effect in his left side The deceasei
was single man, and lived lonely hermits life
without living being near to Tell the story OF his sa
/. fate, and with no companion IN his solitude but
t. faithful dog He was quiet inonenalve man withou
enemy in the parish, which lends still more myt
terry to the bloody affair.
We have had more or less sickness among rs sine
last issue something like scarlet lever er psri
one or two deaths from il among children, but we
not hear of any others seriously affected.
n - : Go - ------ 81
i. TeAas Ah.enagchcc.
!. Tho b.r,- M;,tor Rroafora r,a.tar baa a,-;,ad
" ne W" A.o.4' 40 " ~ 4a1' 80 =.
l. Galveston from Cardin, Wales win .z1o5 oars raj
road iron for the extension Of the Houston and Tex
IS Central Railway, 5.g.-.ss[.
7, hos hsen decided hv tho Attorrav. f,arara, a,
ID " aua oesA 1.Ss1 ~ ~ As -. -. y.
tne STATE Comptronel tnas TINS toso u nos en.l''
to the State loan, and many of the citizens OF
as ton who subscribed with the understanding that Il
ss o,nron, ,o, r. have the benefit of tho State Ina
n oompans "a. " m. g.
of Wharton has also suspended the collection of Il
porooa 70, until tho Comnanv shall, .r,er ;uto ho
n'aioau .aA ~. ~ sssa.a,a..s - 81.
ria ana security 10, Ine perlotmanoe .ne wolA