New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-24

house and locked up, and tis morning The ofiicers
were told to let her 20 to New Orleans n she
wanted to, as it was the easiest way to get rid Of
such persons. gs s@ s4g @ 9
is it possible that Mayor W;therx in ,..ct;,,,, ~
b;a v.oahondz To ne;obbo,;,,, ,;.;.. ~
'' 20 g.. o'.'ss' cohcelVes thst
ne is dischargihg duty OF ms ofhcey But, it APP
pears to us, neither decent nor an honest duty.
He has no more right to do Il thar a man b.s -
-. =, 1850. /
remove onai if"hl Ills own premises 70 'hose OF ms
neighbor.
MOBILE AND OHIO RAnRoAD.-The Mobile Tri-
hune publishes a letter from the Chief Engineer
"'..e -. -, 4,
and superintendent Oh .ne honhe anu ohio i'all-
road. 1t gives detailed account of his recent trip
tn Now York from MobiIe within one hundred and
80 n1 49,. ,...,,5 hr. ho ,,,.
four hours. Ine tlme womb nave peeh inaae
within ninety hours but for failure to con-
mort with the Hudson River Railroad.
prrr,J.1oy IN THE ALABAs. Prs1rESrrARY.-We
u,..,I.o $500 .,,.
iearh irohi lhe " etuihpha oPeo'A'oi lh''oh A.''
day last convict named VIM. Griffith was shot
while in state of rebellion by DR.. Burrows, one
e tho Iassees ~ ,ba s.o+e pr;aon Killing him IN.
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ssahl'y.
r,a,, ma Jao.u ,,.,,.;,.o,, Il r,ro,,,
from rAhA'oAf '-o'1 AopeS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the New York Herald we extract the following:
We have later adviees from Paraguay. Captain
Page was received at Asuncion with those marks
of respect which are pretty universally paid to the
representatives of our Government; but it seems
that in the meanwhile his Jesuitical Excellency
Lopez had been concocting a scheme which was
intended to Danish the last American out of the
waters Of Paraguay and every vestige Of civiliza-
letter there would be any obstacles placed in his
way in the free navigation of the interior waters Of
H. ,o M tha4 ~ s om opening y .he
river. and when he had aceomnlished that mncL;
han hiu
to explore the pllcomayo and lind water course
Jesers If 1haco Rnt n ts ~ ~. tha
quay. Lopez placed him under the most rigorous
restraints. hopinp that he would break through
some of them and thus afford him an excuse to ac-
cuse the American officer of violating the laws of
Paraguay
It Is against the laws of Paraguay for any man
to cut wood every twig in the land belonging to
the Government The United States Exploring
expedition was not relieved from the observance
eminent officials at the cost Of twenty dollars per
cord-more than six times its value. The expe-
dtion had to pass points where there were no Gov
eminent officials to sell this wood, and they must
consequently either cut it or come to dead halt
Lopez hoped that the wood would be cut in this
desperate expedjent and the laws violated lust as
he desired SO that Capt. Page might never stem
| the current Of the Pilcomayo Not so, however.
His Excellency was not aware that some fifteen or
| twenty tuns of coal were slowed away in Captain
nomically his ,.tse might be avoided: and 90 it
was. Provisions were also charged at the same
tn Ia w. t te
nr n aJ .;th Rs;,; xaa5 IA e ~ Smnthas
80 a rnIasaa =; Dove ,,,a' anu NV
'"'s vas pui enNse0 - .. asu"y
NJ, y-,sr ~, ~, n -, IA, .,n,o
Mn WISE o' THE nAASsarhASfio nAl.oos
QUESTIONABLE. John Wise, the aeronaut in q
letter to the New York Express, doubts very
| much the intention of Mr.. Lowe to atten,nt cross.
~ H. A.,o,,t;. i IL. ~ ,a,,oa,, a,a ;naaaa
my the Atiant' u ms pls oa.oon' anu ihueeo
hints very plainly that Mr. Lowe IS humbug. ZIG
SAYS: Y...
7 NAV also he nerm;tted now tn saw that Mr.
Lowe d an aeronaut Of seventeen months chronol
4 ogy and of no scientific attainments. and he has
not made ten renutable ascensions. Nv nrofessio,
he il magician ''-by nature man Of yery ren
tlemanlv aemeanor nv practice in balon nropTes
an unscrunnlons nlagiarist. 77--7F f7sFf7
When Mr. Lowe first disclosed his plan of a hi,
balloon to me in August last. he IMPRESSED m
with the belief that he was really IN earnest \
vtad me- tn take seat in HE a;rshin fnr that voy
age; but before he had progressed far in his work
I nlainlv saw that he wouId mt he likely tn sur
coed even 40 far as fair start as he wa, deficien
) in practical knowledge. and yery super6ciall
versed in the nhilosophv of balloonnp. and conse
nuently refused his offer to fake a nassape Wit
frainad from, HAVING nv name associated with N
scheme.
a orAhriiNd ooiNolpENoE'-lhe oaVahh'h Ea
D press ol the ls'n says.
yesterday, by coincidence or by premeditate
eai ~ ,ha an,a .,a ~ ~ y r;H ~
8 Newman. Warrenton. and Montgomery Is ther
any concert in this thing, or it be explained o
rauonal grounds we are not alarmists, put
et n dnh 4; nt ha ttat M.
, il design in these Simultaneous COMMUNICATION
There Abolitionists about; they are in yer
midst utterlng their sedltlous sentiments and ms:
Wigbt before last one nf these bvenas was nrnmntI
and properly punished at the Clty Hotel, for haN
faasther he'd We mnderstand that ha has left VI
CITY, And vet these things are going on around i
while jury is engaged listening to evidence, ths
aa trauahn ta rasu y
which would make even the saints of those regior
smile Let us look to this and mark the signs
, 'he times careluly. '.s"
Co1,ToN CRop IN Fast FnoR1pA.-Gov. PER-
brings sad news from his section of the State wit
regard 1 70 tne cottoh crop. ne says that pref.
9 and a yerv had failure. When II takes from fy
ta ~" f.aI w. a; anu o. o1st Nc i pm.imoI
-e>>-
HAZARDOUS ExrEDITIoN.-At late sitting OF tn
Belgian Academy of Science, a letter was rea
from M Talasnbora Lois dated from Onto /;
1T, s.,.a :, M p..,.;,,;., 81 pou,,,;.