New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-02
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Anniversary nvsnt. 5uns :.
lsss4-Thsrs - h 4 Patsasd, No; ! Gro,
asiSnptsd v ssfse With violence certain liquol
caAinsd y u y NJ " he city and, petststing 4
ntlltasy - dsllsd at and fired, killing one mi
~ wou ln9 es6en. ss
1esx ~ nIlItasy susce u Boston was called o
Is n w ~ government Marshal ID deliyerir
) lasitivs alave, ON board Virgin
NJ segtsas outbreak occurred, though crow
the stzeets, and hooted and Kissed n
~ and threw missels y the military, and
o. Mnzuhll ri hia assistants.
let3 John Cary, negro, died at Washingto
aged IA AZ accompanied Washington as his pc
scaal ssfsant 10 the old French war and preserved
dtel ooss presented 10 him by the General, which
- worn & ths siege Of Yorktown.
1914 Peace between Great Britain and Franc
proclaimed IN London.
1872 John William de Winter, noted Dutch Ad
minl, died 1t Paris.
ISL Christophe, and Maria Louisa, bis sable con
sc4. crowned q Cape Francois, soyereigns Of Hayti
1865 British surrendered Diamond Rock, MART
nique, % the French.
1868 Thomas Pet, an English miser, died. HI
went 70 Lcndon at the ~ Of TO- with solitary shil
Hing In his pocket he lodged thirty years in one
coal candle Of the c0nntenauce of visitant II il
mid Tint be never eat morsel at his own expense
and In about 4s5, 600 TO relatives whom be had
never -.
1901 British House Of Commons voted DR.. Jen
ner fl0O00 or his discovery Of the vaccine inocuIa
ti0n.
1zSS Bsissot and several other members Of the
euqvq1tion arrested in Paris.
l7el- he city Of Anapa, in Asia, stormed and
teken from the Turks by the Russians. In the as
sGult many wers put 70 the sword, and pasba and
l4@QQ made prisoners.
l7S9-Baro0 Knyphausen, a Hessian general in the
British service during the war Of the American
luton, died 4 Berlin In Prussia, aged 50.
1783- Washington fnrloughed the soldiers Of the
M.
17s2 Battle Of Arnee, in India, and defeat Of
Hyder ALI, b. The British under Sir Eyre Coote.
lzs1= French nnder Bouille took Tobago.
l76o-zG rsat riots in London. Lord Gordon, at the
d q 900 protessants, went to Parliament to pre-
seqs pention against popery.
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9. ~ Gas..sa mounted On norses, villa number o.
iendly 1ndians, In pursuit OF Philip and his regiment
ri Wampanoages, came upon their camp, which had
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On ride, while the mounted soldiers attacked them
from the opposite side. 60 that MANI os those who
fla ,era tater nr;.on.rs ba fr,;t. - ~.
NJ, .nso & ~ y w
80 y - sVoO q tne enemy Killed and taken and
among the prisoners Narragansett squaw called the
iii aneen None "a tha rrcsh ora MT ss ~ Az
aes xere hut il this assault phil; mad ts
pursuit. although ii was an irreparable blow 70 His
plan Il general determination 81 the English settle
ments, and nearly completed bis ruin.
16ssg i ction hetvaan tba m ,;s, a.ot ,,,ao.
~ - ~ 1Y,.-, 81, -, - 80. uuuel
aoak. and ne Dutch under Tromp The action CON
nuned TWO days, and resulted iu the defeat of the
Dutch, who lost twenty ships taken or DESTROYED.
I827 Charles granted 10 James Hav Earl If |
s.,.,. - ,.s.a, ~, ~ ,1a1i VI
- 'ss'S,s p.'en., IN oafDoean lsianos.
loSl-1ames Douglas, Earl Morton, was guilotined /
- Edinburg for the supposed murder Of Lord Darn
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iss'--lnoins yu.anus' Emperor Of home' executed,
alter reign OF sixty days, which he purchased of I
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\ FuGHIvE SLAVE CAsE.-A dispatch Of the 26th [
from Boston says
Sometime since, Capt. Cr0well of the brig Roller
son. the passage from Pensacola to Boston, dis
covered an escaped slave on board who was forced |
from biz hiding place by hunger. Can't Crowell mt
the brig into Hyanns and for five hundred dollars
induced Capt. Bacon. Of the schooner Elizabeth to
convey the fugitive to Norfolk from thence to lie sent
to bis owner in Pensacola. The fugitive, as is al
Keyed, was chained to the capstan of the Elizabeth.
which vessel got under way before the people of Hy
annis knew of the circumstance. To-day Capt. Gro
well aud John Orlando, mate Of the Rolerson. were
ing Of liberty and returning to slavery one Columbus
Jones. The defendants waived examination and gave
p1'l' sz s' eacn, % appear ior trial.
CRors IN ARKAHsAs-The Helena Shield ~ Got.
,,,aa 1.st so,,. --s'-- ~As'N ~ '"s
ltsay lass says
ron every section OF the vast region of country
ot Eastern Arkansas we have the most glowing
accounts q growing crops
The wheat, which is almost ready for cutting is
July en- average crop In quality SO far as our inform.
ation extenas tnough somewhat damaged by rust in
some ocailtles-and the area sown last fall is much
larger than any previous year. Corn and cotton | 9
though not exceedingly forward for the season. pre-
sent the best stands ever witnessed at this season
g ne year and the prospect Of bountiful crops was
3naicalons AZ for the mast crop we can say hut
aS " Is yet 100 early that