New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-14

SAaesAk q Snfxd town on tine Nle. he na0 felgneo
Newsr RHps since ls48. The only remarkable work
ecks asdgn was the commencement Of the railway
Ma GAiro es Alexandria.
lhsx-H Hac d'EckIingen, second son Of Marshal
Ae1. daf at Galpoli. He commanded brigade Of
aEszfry in dae French army Of the East.
lH-cazsmodore Perry landed at Japan, and de-
aMnt IN Sse Imperial Commissioners the letter from
ehs Awerraa President.
fsa4-rtse crystal palace opened in New York, in
pxsse,re af che President of the United States and
Mmy as1sec aigaitaries.
Is4E--h nartion Of the levee fell in Of New Or
aznss saa which number Of persons were drowned
sud mHeE property destroyed.
IssA-Edazvud Charles Genet, a French statesman,
saied Ka minister to the United States in 1903,
aud whau superseded he remained in the country,
and seffse& ga the Hudson river.
y IsiT-Auna Louisa Germaine Necker, Baroness de
Stsef dmstsia died. Her talents were so early dis
played Ia at size was said to have been child
and size hesane distinguished at an early age as
wrttgs azE sy the spirit of her conversation. She
Was aaliisfBe6 twice by Napoleon for attempting to
aIxns lfx government Her works form II vols.
tss4-~Ttae British schooner Baaboo, of six guns,
azasfpad sg che American privateer schooner Perry
ae iee vxaz sitter running fight Of fifty, and close
aGioB af ten minutes
neuaaiz tus guns, attacked by five British barges
after gallant resistance in which she lost ten Of her
nzsa a1aE sss commander, she was Abandoned to the
ezauY-
DGS-EattSe Of Riosecco, in Spain the French
under Gaern Eesseres came upon the united armies Of
ssAseiIs arza Eeoa and defeated them in desperate
actian xfici 20 600 Spaniards persisted. This ca.
yfmitsa aale opened the gates of Madrid to Joseph
tsaEspauec-
L7sR-gsas4se of Chebriessa in Egypt, the French
ssuIer saasuarte defeated the Mamelukes by land
and @asec. ....
, LzaS-teasress passed the famous act for the pun
SSanfsne sf sediion etc, against the United States
sasazmlaay eaeed the gag law.
E7ss---Tssa British took Simonstown, Cape of Good
HSsa-
IEax-Hcstish squadron captured on the American
Station &raxtesn sail of French ships laden with pro
Ssis.eH,a.
I7as-- facza6 national confederation of France at
3 Eas Ea e2s Geld Of Mars, when the civic oath was
sSmim4sa.e9. Accommodations were made for ex
tahtGng II oae view $4,000 persons on this occa
ssna, tn & vast amphitheate..
Destruction of the Bastile at Paris. Th
swfdY farsgeas of despotism. of which the name hat
9iaeasc.z EEseired terror, and which had wthstood
sssafus siege about two centuries previous, was in
geseed ay saixed multitude of citizens and soldiers
De Lanaaay, the Governor, displayed flag Of truc
ayd dssnsaied parley, but abusing the conlideuc
si,ict taEft signal inspired, he discharged a heav.
Inea -s1Hsu and musketry on the besiegers. Ihl
aesIE tpsae4ery, far from ntmidatng the people
bEsGagsd their rage and rendered them desperate
ghey ccen.xed the attack with frenzy and carried th
1rissH ss sssaaIt. The Governor seized and mas
szxsd. szd isis head carried in triumph through tn
sssrests- yks Bastile RACED to the ground, an
+ xite st ste despotisn Of the French monarchy fe
xassasa I'm the dust. 1t cost 200 900 vres to demo
M this 1siec to its foundations, and the material
11eres:ist5 ear 56 900.
Ezas-slssquiS de Mirabean, an advocate OF Qlei
Elss9 sesG ns political economists, and author of An
4ses sYamRzes, died. lie father of the fiery ort
SBr- Gaaas airabeau.
L7as3-Eaageess ratified the Constitution framed b
- ssis s,zf-,szGiaa Of which Washington presden
ssts il vert iuto operation the ensuing March.
t-.&y.-M as!sington refused to receive letter lroI
Iacs1I HaRer addressed to George Washington, Esq
and xSsez ards another addressed to George Washing
Squ ess.ea> etc" The British lion further stud
gave his szesssge the proper direction.
EfEe-Sapt. Furneanx, who sailed in the discover
saIp 8fTsatase with Captain Cook, returned with tt
aiis zstu4z reached 67 deg. 10 min. north, and ci
sxsmusz5gated The globe.
l7sa-EHeter HI (Fedrowtch) Emperor of Russi
Fed IN ueysaR. He acquired the enmity of the n
5slitE aas Siergy by trenching upon their privilege
xad ig4sa6zeiag foreign customs, and was hurle
enas az S5roae by conspiracy, after reign oil 8
ussntsEs ssz8 probably murdered.
LFa2-sjsaasd Bentley, celebrated English dvil
snG aaEas1eAI scholar, died. His editions of IL
.asis,Es siaastcs procured him great reputation
szrasas, Esat they made the medium for retol
\ zng saGn 1ia catemporaries, who assaied him on
sides-
LzIE-'yGe Prince of Nassau, Stakeholder of Erie
as6 assa drowned in his coach while ferrying ov
the BaEsan&sdiep near Doerdyk,
psaf-a aagsbardment and destruction of Dieppe,
grzaczs stg tae English.
Etisz-- -Uas4&pta, the Grand Vizer, sat down beo
aes1Ia Mr5th an array Of l50, 900 Turks, and open
slie areasesies.
niSs-T&e expedition under NJ. de la Sale set o
n ssosx ao.Seite consisting of thirty men, among whe
gsesrs pila;s smiths, carpenters, and other useful
ffsts-
EtissssF- 2ea8ou, Mass, attacked by the Nipmu
ss,diasass ss,d sesela persons killed.
lar-E-,t tsstshazar Gerard, the assassin of Villa
E,ziras af saeaage, whom he shot through the brei
sita q la{sasl az he going out of his palace
Delft waa executed in the same manner as Daniel
xts dad IL sis own conce, a martyr Of the chur
eas R9nss.
A.,aasr-tLslsESuapler BaiuDrlube, I'LL ILnSlsH AN
Hssgaa, Elaisoaed at Rome. He was the envoy
g2ezrT VffS to the Pope, where he distinguished hi
sd
Esss--Egat.le Of Prague; 1000 Hussites under tn
syEas,ratad leader zsca, repeed the Bohemian arl
| oR iuJfGa gader the Emperor Sigismund.
BEsg--5ecqsaem taken by the Crusaders.
,ss--E. eiaa the l4th of Lons during the testi
az 1gsiuaaey, wood carrying at Jerusalem, to ft
die fergeaaai Gre at the sacred altar, that the zeal
fsssesr,ea5 the house of Ananias the ChiefPriest,
site aagaoas of Agrippa and Berenice, with all
gy,ftAic agehives, containing the bonds of debit
4sasIss ssof the CITY,
TlFz5. a1sxsEUy ON THE FANNY BuLLITT.--From
9sslaSsss Bulletin Of Saturday last we extract
HoafsssTras5-
Aa 4ssNeuEfVe vobhery was committed on board
sfeMsae1 Eaany Bulli't, on her last nptrip from n
fgsieazez, bY which Mir Thomas Il. Shields, of Mattel
cpss rs95sEed of gold to the amount of 81 500;
WS s.. 5ag,n, OF New Orleans, of 5000 in bf
a5Ss asd a. Mr. Rand. OF the same city, OF $500
salE-saat.tag a total of 2,70D The state. rooms
tsIrse sresi4temen we're entered Wednesday nj
fest aY 4. acknowledgement man who registe
ais sAsae AZ Mason, and who took passage at Dom
sss4sHe, La, for Rodney, Miss. The robbery was
ssesiRsEn3 until after the Buit had passed the la
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