New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-09
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~ IN, = y 1ss,isr. ] French socle.
81 q III ~ worth commanded pre-
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S5l13271 Z IIa1is - y u Hensy Clinton.
%ss2i a. INV, ~ Engiiah dissenting divine,
n i1psn = TIE author n ne . seri-
lsss| "a sszsr, (Iord Ioat) executed on
q m 4, eGg1 81. He 49, Scottish Statesman,
Ct y ~ Jsluits IN France. His ne was
3 III " trsacAasy ~ misdemeanor, which com.
Il - - u Nv nom one country to another.
I'LL iolnfne ~ REBELLION Of l745, be was seized
Il ~ ~ -. ard died like martyr.
8 1Egsk riion of the people Of Lon.
+ 5llA ~ y Y ~ Parliament abolishing holi-
rsasss B l'.s u English philosopher,
Il ~, AZ ~ ~ AZ y NJ entered TIE uni.
sQ 4 r. ~ = nads The most astonishing progress
4 r. a - theA taught, and = the age Of l6
/ tlaan philosophy. he succeeded
q h in ollce under government, and In 1919 was
8 olnaed Ind High Chancellor Of England and
II N Yesulau. Here. unfortunately, he snllied
II Il y, and 49, fned, Imprisoned. and degnded,
\ ~ lnihsY md corruption. This extraordinary man
Y n satitled u the speculation Of & The Father
TX - nenkal Philosophy"
leo9 Hudson In The Tsxel a bis memorable
voyage q discovery Ia the yacht HAlve Naan, of
ntY s 90 tnna) burden |; : size which easily ad-
d ~ y Hon thai he ascended the river Is far
Il ~ o6n, q wlterford.
gs 1safd VI succeeded u the throne Of Eng
lilId = ~ 1lash ~ Henry VIII q sss''s
Edward ~, o. Endland, died from excessive
EvENrs 5ArRIL 10.
s ccsapany q 2o6 men left New York to
III c. Valksr n Nicalagua.
aabs ~ Alasricans under Lieut. Green attacked
sa1o1 Ricsns. killed AZ Of them and dispersed
Anitioaa - one killed and two
M H. Gathsrlend, commonly called Killy-
ls1 y MesiSo nisbe. aged lls. Hewas born in
~ ~ - n ~ ~ nof GeorEeI and consequently
- md III the soseTeigns of the house Of Han
~ H. nurAber. He emiErated to Nova Scotia
le17 - continued 70 wear the kilt to the end
~ ~ fe declaring that he wonld never disgrace his
6puntxy " Ad0pting foreign gaEb. s
4 103S Jacob Hchmuck, . distinguished officer in
the NJ Of 1914 with England, died. He was native
ael Rnnsylvania, and died at 81. Augustine.
John Cleyn Eymmes, !" Of Ohio, late Cap
III " Inlansry,r promulgated = to all the wordn
his theory that the earth j. hollow, containing a
nnmbsr of solid concentric spheres, one within the
othet, snd Tint II y open ct the poles IL or l6
4 HI theory amused The world for number
isIs I'M Hank Of The United States incorporated