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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

| GREAT LAND SLIDE-One Man Killed.-The Han
nibal (o) Messenger of the 4th inst gives the fol
lowing account of land slide near that place:
We visited yesterday morning the scene Of the late
terrific slide near Lovers Leap From the top of the
bluff for four hundred yards the entire mass Of
earth has sdden some forty or fifty feet carrying in
its wake trees stumps and everything In fact that
offered any impeachment to its wild career. 1t must
indeed have been grand sight to witness this awful
avalanche of upwards of LOG 600 square yards whir
ing down the deep descent with the speed of hurr
cane and rambling almost equal to that of thunder
From ten to twelve dirt were smashed to pieces
and many OF their axles-four inches in diameter
and of solid iron-were snapped like so many reeds
Others were bent completely double and the bodies of
the cars scattered hither and yon.
The excayator was crowded from its former posi-
ton distance Of forty feet the hind wheels taken
from beneath it, but no damage done to the ma
chinery. The man who runs the machinery was at
his post, but jumped off and ran in time to save him.
self The engineer who was inside with the engine,
an unfortunate man named Fierney, who stood on
the upper bank digging away the surplus dirt left by
the machine. When be saw the whole bank above
him was moving he started to run down the hill the
slide of course overtaking him and burying him i'm.
mediately some thirty feet beneath the surface.
They have began clearing away the dirt from the
machine, and will have it at work again in few DAYS
1t is probable that the body Of the man Fierney can
not be found within week, and its exact locality is
not known. There were only three men at work at
the place at the time of the accident or the number
OF deaths would have been greater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12
Wen 0rlsans 1ailp Gresftnt.
Texas Intelligence.

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Inc uaives.on News OF Saturday last states that
mere were me COTTON market during the previous
week safes Oh lsbs bales, and remarks:
me aemano mas generally been good, for the bet
iinht awing 10 tbs scare;. u .t nase zen
grades Offering Prices have been constantly advauc
ing throughout the week, and the market closes firm
AZ our quotahons.
iet'ef oated Palestine, the 18th ult, says there
was twenty foot rise In the Trinity, at Magnolia
and that II was still rising He adds that iar0e
nrmbo, ~ a.,,...a -. a;s.-... .s,S.s. ,..,.e
~, y. '.Oe'' - uine.ens points "eie ioAo'ns
WIN coseon' ana would soon be ON their way down.
The Grayson Patriot states that Mr. Abraham Myers
nv Edward wi,Ii.no, H. h., 49,
GO. ..'"'' "no nas sinee "soe nis escape.
Mn. uiover, tne contractor on the overland mail
route across the State OF Texas, defends himself
against the asaerton that hi. ve,o oil dasa-t;r
b;r III, o...,. s ".A "e's =,
lying VI hunger etc., ana ASKS WheInei
regularly carrying the mail over his division OF AIS
miles in five days, and such route az that looks like
iustifying the assertions of Mis- detrscto,a
IT, T,.,.. 1y.,,.,-,s =. NO
0 Nueses 'atley announces tne return OF Col.
Kinney 10 corpus Christi, accompanied by number
of friends prospecting prenaratorv tn settlement.
Also the arrival Of Nessrs perbano + RI vho bo1a
" nees''. etnali w., VINO noio
VIC oon.racs ior Dorlng the Artesian wells. m
Col. Bourland, writing from his camp at Fort Bour
land. under date OF the 1lth Dec. tn the Sherman
DID,. 49, - --.,.. 80. ~ '.e onei..au
a.f.os sa'es INA. quiet IN tnat section
ana IL OIL tne OPINION that there Will be no danger to
be apprehended on the frontier until spring. His
company il stationed immediateIv Il, The mot;
INV If The indians a. a ~ 49,. s .ls.n pas,
""1 VI WIG .nuians, ~ ~ " ln'ercept tnem should
tney attempt TO make foray upon the settlements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12


The GREAT CoMEr.-A very interesting document
has been issued from Harvard University relating 10
the recent magnificent comet which 50 powerfully st.
tracted the united vision Of the whole isaiah race.
We gather from its pages that this celestial visitor,
which slipped go gracefully along its invisible line in
space was $40 900 miles from Us at TIE time
Of its discovery in June, and it then travelling At
the rate OF 65 900 miles hour. This velocity CON.
stantly increased as the grand phenomenon an.
preached the sun; and like the swelling Dimensions
Of the Elusive phantasmagoria, It seemed daily to ex
pand in bulk as we surveyed its flmy outlines Its
maximum velocity was nearly l30, 900 mies an hour
excelling the speed Of the planet Mercury, This was
at its perihelion point $4,000 900 miles seems 10
have been the measure of It's distance from IA Octo.
Der II, Or some 1000 900 nearer to the earth than
It approached the sun. The difference between its
aphelion and its perhelion velocity seems to be the
difference between 4SU miles and l2S 600 miles "a
hour. The difference between its remotest and it's
nearest solar distance is a "a 900 900 or nearly
immense reach, however, would hardly carry ii to
another SYSTEM when the nearest fixed star is billions
OF leagues from us. Its period oforbita revoutpf III
about twenty or twenty-five centuries
The size OF its nucleus varied as well as III -
That ranged from two thousand miles diameter when
about lao 900 900 miles from u.s. and only 500 miles
when less than onethird that distance. The inten.
sity OF its light was deeper at its smaller phase That
nucleus evolved number Of luminous envelopes,
which in aggregate formed o beautiful amphtheater
to the spectator at the Cambridge Refractor. To
smaller glasses these concentrc arches were c0nglo-
crate, and formed hood, halo, or brilliant bow over
the nucleus. Indeed, the halo appeared larger than
semicrcle, even nearer the sweep of IN entire cir
cle It certainly closed in until the dark axis pre-
vented its further penetration progress towards
the formation of q whole periphery.
On the 10th Of October its train extended over
$4,000 900 miles in length and exhibited spread Of
900 in width. Both these dimensions varied;
the length shrank to 10000 000 and the breadth mar
rowed to 100000. Faint streamers also darted
from Ia nf an
rate Of velocity, sometimes to the remoteness Of
so ,000, 900 miles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

A HUMAN SKELETON FOUND On Thursday, while
Mr. John Heifner was out hunting, On Terrace Noun
tain, Huntingdon county, Pa, he discovered mound
OF earth, and after digging to the depth of six or
eight inches he found the skeleton Of human being
and pair OF heavy brogan shoes. The shoes were
still attached to the skeleton. The skeleton measured
about FIVE feet and half in length, and was found
within one hundred yards Of the public road From
the contents of the box, it is presumed to be the
mains Of pedar, who, no doubt, has been murdered
and robbed, but when or by whom we know not.
TPhiladelphia paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

SUICIDE FOR LovE-On the let inst, the body of
young and respectfully dressed young man was
found hanging by the neck to tree about one mile
below Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. He had accom-.
plished the deed with two handkerchiefs tied to.
gether. Upon his person was found the following
note:
. 70 Marie H.: send you my Christmas gift
which is my dead body. Now again sacrifice nv.
self for you. You will no longer find me in yoar
path in relation to your marriage. do not despise
do not curse you for above there we shall meet
each other again, never to be separated. Farewell
be happy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

There are 1000 coifsurs in the city Of Paris.
some fifty great artistss. Felix was the Empreass
coifeur, having had the honor of attending Cd her
before she thought Of mounting the throne. Her
Majesty kept him, as she did all her trades people.
brought so much money in his cofers-lost it, said
report-by selling to another lady the secret OF .
headdress her Majesty had devised for special
occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

NJ F.HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
~. Ohice-No 10 Bank Place, New Orleans.
Win attend to the grading Of lots measuring
try.
Orders from distance addressed through the
Refer to Col A; P. Field, Lons H. Pile ESQ., City Sur.
yeyof b. Train ESQ No Ii st. Peter street. Jacob Mus.
sena, Esq, No. 10 Bank Place. aul2 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

= ------s : -
the usual hour in their old chsnber. After pssvss
and the reading Of the Journal sE'ss7
u. Stuart moved tbss ladies be admitted upon ths
mova there not being room in ths GALLERIES (wbjeh
were alfesdy crowdedj 70 accommodate mar ~ rto
r. Hsnlis lell compelled % Object - tbisnssscu
bus On ssyer,l occasions when ladies I'd pss,jc0lv
been admitted the floor Il had alvav1 resuife Is
dest1nsne % u putsic business Wa
~ psye, ffo1 ths C1mnissse Of Arrnuesuseat. to
t1e preparation q ths new cham6er Tor De cspsio
o. she Seuete, submitted repoet necosasS1S ~ =
diagram. - =
NJ Cntsenden moved Ne adopeson q ~ report
y mocn OF soiemnity. Nary ee5a15ons-rlauV ~
them pleasant and proud cnes-bound sheu % n Il
nag been me scene Of great events Quessins rsIst-
ins g Ames'can Conssisutscnal o.
war MAO been denased In this ehAnbz. Great
men bad been the actors within t1es wslls He
bad seen there men whose name and 6ns hid not
been surpassed in Greek Or Roman history.
Here he bad seen Clay and Webster, Calhoun, Lee,
very walls the impress Of their fame. This msjsssic
dome yet seems % echo their voices. The5s ~
othern, too, whom be would mot designate fas they
mad not Jet fulfled their political services, 81
whose names ess ID NO danger 81 being foyxotten
When senata.s removed 70 the new chamtsf they
wu- - VIZ 49, me inspiration o. iheig 15u1p
sflcus Predeceasoss Thsy would leAye behind thera
no iota o. the patrotn q attachment to tie Cousi
.us'on. ines, our ho1sehcd god, are carried with
us. The new ball will b d scene of TIE uesf
There they will ever remain sssaets Of IL Usitel
Stases the great pseservatje bs1y d this crest n
on conserving ihe sovereignty Of ~ Gatss md tie
in1ggrsH o. Ine Union. 81 y sEs
a. vicerfesident BIeckIrldge thea at DIE!
senate giving historical sketch It - ccegres Is
y1e varous seats o. Goyernmeut until ~ location 1t
Wasnlngton. linen ne naTTAted TIE inct1ents ~ lie
burning Of the Capitol by The Bsftssk axlsy. ths
assembling thereafter OF Congress in Blodgets Hotel,
On sne me- now occupied BY the Genefd PNt Once,
ana nnaly the assembling IN 1918, h ~ nj
building
!, ne then went into an interesting conpasiS0n u
tne character Of the Senae in the early dayn cS The
GoVefnmens and now. Then il was aimost Wholly
an executive body. Much Of it, business was trans
acted with closed doors. The President osten took
part IN the debates end i was not Tor many yearB
that galleries were furnished for spectators.
After further remarks which were listened TO with
great attention, the Senate proceeded In u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12
1rAnr.-The correspond Mt Of the London News

says: 7------------ 7--' 80 ~ 7-777T q " -
It is not easy to get authentic intelligence from
Rome, Cardinal Antoneh having declared war upon
the foreign correspondents stopped their letters and
threatened to turn them cut Of the city.
A letter from Turin states that the condition Of
Italy grows every day more serious The impression
il general that political crisis is at hand Il IS from
high source that rumors of warlike tendency pro-
ceed L is also believed the Piedmont is encouraged
by the Tuileries. - 33s77sl71s 57'ses,1 T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

time to lose, because he has little time to live man
of your age has no time to lose, because he has 80
mnrh tn do *S{ IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12
A HARD CASE lNDrID-rhs Cincinnati CONNER.

a HARD CASE lSDEKD-The Cincinnati CONNER.
cial gives the following item
In the criminal branch OF " Comu,0n Please
court yesterday morning before Judge Malion 3 Mpe
was entered in the case OF Francis Heck and he uas
DISCHARGED from custody. The prisoner had been
committed to the police court to answer charge 81
having passed counterfeit SO note ON the Bank of
Louisville, and the grand jury indicted him. When
the prisoner was arraigned the note tuas pyononced
genuine. Mr.. Heck had lain in the county iaI
awaiting trial the above chayge since September
i is our deliberate opinion that he ought to whip
somebody. 55 & al Al -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

Tsay Bill, then you are getting two dollars week
now? Well you might q knew that, by seeing all
the fellers come soaping around me that would not
notice me when was poor.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

How does this razor cut ~ said barber the other
day, while shaving one Of his customers.
Pretty well, should Think was the reply
you've cut me in two places already"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

EAST INDIAN lDoLATRY.-Rev. Baptist W. Noel,
London, in bis recent work on the government of
India, makes the following singular and, doubtless
authentic statement:
In the Madras presidency there are now $500 idols
and temples receiving from government an annual
payment Of sss.e7s In the Bombay presidency
there are 265s9 idols and temples under State patron
to which must be added the allowance for temple,
lands-gying total for the Bombay presidency Of
fs9,s5o IS. In the whole of the Companys terrific.
ries there is annually expended in the support Of idol
Of ELL ,55S 1851 o
In view Of these facts it is not surprising to learn
(as we do through the Dublin University Magazine)
that prize Of fifty guineas has been offered for the
India ought to assume towards Christianity and
Christian missions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

SUICIDE OF LOUIsIANAN. - The Washington
Union of the 9th inst. has the following:
Yesterday morning our community was stsrtled by
the announcement that Mr.. Louis E. Grant, OF Louisi
ana, had committed suicide by taking prussic acid.
He was clerk in the Navy Department, and aged
thirty. Through the exertions Of his friends his life
was prolonged about two hours No cause is assigned
for the sad act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

HON HENRY L. ELLswoRrH's WILL-Seren Hun.
dred thousand Dollars to Yale CoNfge.-The will Of
the Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth was proved to-day It
thousand dollars at the time of his death. His i'm.
mense land specuations at the West, now in cult.
waited farms, proved immensely profitable to him.
The remarkable part Of his will is, that it gives to
Yale College seven Fights of his great estate! The
provisions Of his will are:
l. Twenty-Five thousand dollars in trust to his son,
Henry W. Ellsworth 'N'
II. Twenty five Thousand dollars to his daughter.
wife Of Roswell Smith, Esq.
Ill Twenty-Five thousand dollars to the heirs Of his
son Edward.
~. Fifteen hundred dollars annually to his wife,
The remainder of his property, amounting to about
seven hundred Thousand dollars, he gives to Yale
College and this sum amounts to more probably.
than the present entire worth of that corporation
Hartford Times, Sd inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

A shoulder hitter In Catskill, by the name Of Van
Snort challenges all the world and the rest Of man
kind.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

and from to 3 inches stroke and rating from IL to Is horse
u Ro THE ONLY STEAM ENGINE MADE Which HAS
PARTS, BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE FOR CLEANISG
ana evidence Of its superior merits and popularity
is in the fact that upwards ONE THOUSAND Of them
now In use with constantly increasing demand For sale BY
d27 3m&w 70 C;rayier street New o ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

A DIABoL1cAL DEED.-The Chicago Tribune gives
the following account of q locomotive being thrown
from the track of the Galena Railroad, few days
ago:
As usual, the trackmen had gone over the track
this city, and found everything right. After their
departure, some fends misplaced the switch, which
was an unused one. The train came on about eight
o'clock, and the locomotive hurled from the track
Comstock, who was standing the guards oiling the
machinery. The engineer, Hamilton by name, saved
himself BY jumping. Fortunately no other persons
were injured.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

A friend wants to know when the man who stopped
up all night is going to take the plag out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

Why is it easier to be clergyman than ply
scian?
Because it is easier to preach than to practice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12
GIFTS!
GIFTS!
THE PLACE TO BUY BOOKS

THE CELEBRATED STEWART STOVE
"A The subscribers have in full assortment Of the
A3 abovenamed Stoves; they having made arrang
~ for constant supply of them. They are superior
Goospg stove IL many in saving Of labor
dcient to do the cooking for family for one month The
baking is done the principle brick oven
no IRE being required when baking bread -
AUSTIN d GOODWIN,
an7 6m No. Front Levae, Cus.omhouse Of,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12
PuBL1o FOUNTAIN IN WAsHMGroN.--The Ma.
tional Intelligencer of the 9th SAYS:

tional Intelligencer Of the 9Th says:
The jet from the aqueduct water, which was dis.
played yesterday in the basin on the west slope Of
the capitol, rose to a hight of about one hundred
though at first muddy from the washing Of several
miles of piping, became much pufer towards Ne lat-
tex part Of the day. With every hour us Tie water
will approach complete purity. Great 1sdmbers Of
citizens looked on with evident satisfa 4ioh at the
palpable and practical evidence furnished them 81 ne
success Of the great enterprise. 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

An old maid, speaking Of marriage, says it is like
any other dlsease-while there's life there's hope.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

THE FLORIDA SEMINoLEs.-Sam Jones Dead.-The
Tampa Peninsuar of the lst inst, says:
Mr.. Kilburn who arrived at this place from Miami,
on Friday last, informs US that Old Sam Jones is
dead, and that Tiger-Ta has been appointed in his
stead. The latter expresses desire to remain in
Florida and is willing to comply with ANYTHING the
Government may require Of him, but asserts that,
unless compelled, he will not go west.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

Whatever the wind may do in winter, it cannot be
denied that in spring it "turns over new leaf"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans,
Belt remembered that July 1855 before me- The
Peace and the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary of tpe
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company New Orleans Who be-
ing duly sworn according to law depose and say the
rn are Just and true and correct transcript
lsignedl CHARLES J. MANSoNI.
sworn te io subscribed before this Both july ISIS
r,ilslgnedl JAS. X. DIXON,
'oustice OF the feace for the parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have to pay an interest
BIZ per cent In cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
TO the holders thereof legal on and
after the "a Monday of August proxmo declare
dend OF O per cent? PER CENT earned pre-
NUNS Of the company for the ending the 3Dth of lime
1855 for which certificates be Issued on and after the
October next - ~ ~ W So y
And resolved further that after reservng ONE MILLION
DOLLARS OF profits that the balance outstanding on
the Of the Of the Of 1852 we'll
years ss and 1881 be redeemed and the holders heree
in August proxmo, from which interest therenn viii
cease certificates to be produced the Of and
cancelled. ' n
THos. A. ADAMS, President,
GEO. JONAS, vics-President
CHARLES j. MASsoNI Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-12

MISCELLANEOUS.


T,EHUANTEPEC CIGARS -soop, MADE OF
choice Tobacco, at US per thousand for sale by M
jag u ---- IS st. Chsres street
BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS, FLEETWOOD
Y. DEMoRrKLLE. D.s,sr,
At the Old Basin, OF Toulouse and Franklin
Has constantly On hand BUILDING MATERIAL such
sk I'll kind, q Tirs"ood ''n'h and American Fire
ID from the country promptly and carefully
HEEiMSKEY.v W. M -, FAIaGImLn = CO., coNNIs-
No. IS SOUTH COMMERCE. STREET,
;c.ss advances made US or friend.
DoCToR HoOFLAND's
~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERs,
Prepared by DR.. @. N. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA. Pr.
WIN effectually Cure
Liver GmR.1 Dyspsgss JHsgndie Chronic Nervous
arising dsesde. ff Issf eaa a Ds.a'''
A Ass WIKI, 4 u
s s 3sa Hsa at sns h FL F.
Tsss ssors &c sxhs re-
mss e =. shH I'D
Constant Imagnngs of Evil and great Depression Of
The proprietor calling the attention Of the public to ,b,.
F.. 1,aa. dos 50 With feeling Of
mended ~ 'ne '0f which IL Is recon-
l. no new and aaed srics but that has stood the
reputation and sale is nvaed by any similar prepslsions 81.
IT By h All II
immense and careful perusal the Almanac pub
u @ m ss nc s a
5s s IL. s4ss rS
For sale New Orleans y j. %sfsa 81 s g.