New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

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WASHINGTON. April 5-The recent order issue
from the Navy Department for fitting out several az
ditional war steamers, were not given with specia
reference to the recent events which have transpre
in Nicaragua but in part for the purpose Of recyn,
vessels in the Pacific and other souadrons.
The jury for the Siekles trial has not yet been com
pleted.
A large number Of statesmen have been drawn
:. but most of them h.ve heen rejected by Sickles
counsel and the Judge on account Of their having
formed an opinion in The case, or entertaing bia.
prejudcia to the prisoner otherwise It is expected
that the trial win occupy ct least two weeks time.
!, NEW YoRK, April 5.-Ths Cotton market closed
buoyant the aes to-day were 5000 bales, mostly in
transit prices have advanced i, caused chiefly by
the favorable advice from Liverpool BY the the steam
ship New York; Fair Orleans is quoted At l2s. Md
ding Uplands LII, with Il.I6 freight to Lvernoo,
Tbs Flour market closed dali; sales TO-DAY rom hills
al yesterdays quotations. Corn closed with a ,ec,n
ins tendencv. sales TO-DAY Ia mn h,sh.,, ~.
closed dull; Eastern Mess s17 40 to sl7 As. Iara
closed dull: prices unchanged sno.r ciosss a.. :.
1 20 1890 A'A'A -
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.h,s c;tv tod. ,ha Ia, 'ne municipal elec.lon IN
.,.,+.d ~ s: opp"s'',on s'oAes WAS
sora 800. -A'''.'s' VI a'oos one snou'
C,.c,,,, .,,ru M.
AN s,na.saa A. A. a. .eu' .naiAes eloseo
-. =. " ~ 10 WHISKY closed
So -. WV oo's. mostly az z54c.
Coffee closed quiet at 10 to 12Ac for Rio.
CLEVELAND, o., April Sat the election In this
CITY for mupicipa officers and ronrs.ont.t.. =. :.
60. eAss.s au9 representatives 70 the
otate the republicans elected their
dldate for Mayor and all their candidates for repre-
sentatives.
DrrRo,r Mich Ami, "a, ~. ,,...,..
..;. GO. J.. -" - e eees'ou leo III
TINS STATE To-Day lot the election OF Judge Of the 6u
preme Court Of the State the Republicans elected
A,..~v " -, ~. !. 80. .e, .eu 'lous.nu'
). - - aA'i''asefy' ADOLF
s'on, PERSONAL Liberty Dill, which has occupied SO
much Of the attention of the New York Legislature
nv vote ~ * yeas 10 "A nos representatives
= - ~ 80 ~ ~ lays.
81. LOUIS, APrh Dat the election for municipal
omcen IN this city to-day the Republican party
elected their entire list OF candidates fror, +h
down. ~ '''D- VIC mayor
vlckssuRs, Aprii S'-Ihe steamer Natchez passed
DOWN a. o'clock this evening.
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By the arrival yesterday of the tow boat Y. n.
Ivy we learn that ten ships-J.J Rovd wr Io,s
r.. r p snmnar a.srra 80, ..t ~ Aoiu'
IT, - oIuuo'' Assyrs' D. Jacobs, Windermere
and Nuremberg went over the bar at Pass l'Outre
and to sea on Friday last. All outward bound yes
sells at Pass rOutre mn n Mondav r;rht "a -.
IN COO Two o,;ns ~ -. A'eus aau soue
- esA w sn'ps nau afriveo INSIDE AND TWO out
slde-names unknown.
IA
Saturday morning the people of the neighboring
county OF Union, in Kentucky, startled and hor
rnea oy tne occurrence OF deed of blood in their
midst which has few parallels in the annals of crime
!. seems sne overseer on the farm of Mr. Burbanks
On tne opposlte shore OF the Ohio short distance
from this place had occasion to chastse some Of the
slaves under his charge for their misdemeanor one
81 them boy OF about II or Is years. resisting the
punishment, he called on young Irishman, by the
a la h VI sonh y. Cark engaged upon the farm, to
ald MN ID subdung the rebeious spirit Of the slave
inc negro, armed with an az warned Clark not to
press tne attack upon him. saying that he wouldn't
De whipped ny any poor white man. Clark, with
reaolver y nand ana presented advanced upon the
negro htte suspecng that bis threatening attitude
lotsDoae IN. any EVIL and not attempting to shoot
Wnsn, VIII one slfoKe OF the Ak the negro eled him
70 ,ae rs ear.n kng MIN instantly The blow struck
and sne az az .ne Pons OF the shoulder
ala giasclng downwaros laid Clarks breast open in
manner. AS might be expected, the
.;.t5 ~ auiong we people attending the COM
on ~ 3 DEED was intense and the
Il the - na' le was not hung or burnt
= AZ. s s ~ once propostlons to that effect were
ous W. are gao 10 say to the credit OF the
.l..eIs Vi onloh, oetter Judgment prevailed, and
su az @ was loogeo IN al OF Aorgan6ed to
l., Lii - ,"", "ncll, tneTe Is nu
uouDL, ne WI be hung. The deceased was for some
t,o e. q our county and bore the reputa
as ss az n9hes' peaceaple and quiet citizen, and
that bs hss o. b az some psoperly we understand
'ua' no nas u hau Two slssers living IN new York
lsnawneetown Illinoisian.
i, ,.LHE VATICAN ASS. OF THE NEW TEsTAMEHT-The
Biblical crllcs among your readers will be gratifed
70 learn tnat me Vatican Manuscript, the most fam
Gus cooex OF the original Scriptures Of the New |
testament VIII shortly be made available to scholars
y ~. reasonable price The Vatican Manuscript,
9a..ea py cardinal NAL contains not only the New
testament, but also the Septuagnt version of the
Oid Testament Scriptures, and is comprised in five
IN bs Ne Ths t four contains the Old and
MN .1e NeW and the only means OF
H;psainlng me Roman edition IS by purchasing the
Cle w9rk az tne cost OF about fifty dollars The
C9aez v "a Of the New Testament will be
recently published, az the price of only twelve shit
thg per copy. This manuscript is believed to be
.rcs oss ance n. y existence and modern Biblical
crcs assign ts date 70 the middle Of the fourth CEN
lory: us history is involved in impenetrable OBJ