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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-12
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gtAGHUEfBrr' nI0 IIaIl3URlWe SptellGmea
iSe,en etnesrphea uub perben btltss gDGOlefale xue RstaI Vel
toaH btt 6. .. Tt:,
ISL TrunfIinnr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
The Mall Gonapany Leaves the BaHoxfans "a,
Look Ont fnr- The m sefvea.

The packet Creole, in place Of the Alabama,
arrived last evening with no less than three hrn-
dred passengers from Ocean Springs and towns
aions shore. How many Of these wera from Ri
lozi We did not ascertain.
IN consequence Of the alleged outrage upon the
Alabama at Biloxi, the mail line company have
decided to let that place alone. Ts Is now an
nouneed that the Creole will make regular trips to
lhe watering places, with the exception of Biloxi,
for the present.
Now, here Is something for the public to debate
upon. We believe Capt. Boardrnan acted npon
me strict orders Of his employers, who are well
known FOR the severity Of their iniunctons 10 III il
theH employ; and we believe that If the Alabama
was outraged, the thing was done under the sting
Of an outrage ten times as great, perpetrated by
the New Orleans and Mobile Mail Line Compaav.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

.,Fair play is a jewell and as there are gen
orally two sides to every story, we publish the
following, which, though not signed, has beer
handed to US by a responsible party as a copy Of
the protest which the officers of the Alabama in
tended making before notary public at the fret
opportunity. We omit the name of the man so
severely mentioned i'll this document because we
know him to be a gentlcmanly and peaceabe citi
zen, who would not act violently, only under q
most poignant feeling of insult and outrage:
On the morning of lsfh September 1860 the coast steamer
Aaba started from he Pontcharrain Railroad wha TO
Mobile touch all The socallnd watering places
the route proceeded way conmunica ing with the ho
by the steamers Joais, banding and akngin the mails pas
seHgErs.
On arrival OF tle of Btas Miss W. anchored au
boats the shore witt The mails and twenty
thirty passengers Aspn boats returned and ahe
bot from the shore w or board they an akot
whero .hey wanted e9, aud iaorped ha tho Aaana
going New Orleans but 10 Mobile 10 ay up. and he
paee,l by lle steamer eoic. They also informed o
what would tlem New olcana ~ The wny o.
Mlu aoar returned shore tc
wait for ths Creole.
The la5l boat hayn indies tard were oll
the same he others. They pp,hpd off fran the saugwny
somc distance then stopped, ard It man named -
arn the baat WIN hailed he Captain Of the bs
NAME king qacston and Gnsg cnrsing and abusing him
ana threatening hu with Vengeance whoever he cangh
shore.
This - then pulled 10 The shore aud raised mob
canposel Of himself many others, Who AIMED Wh gus
pistols knives etc took oreibo possession the Ala
hanas baat hat ad are for passengers hauled he up
dry land and threatened 10 kill any person who would attelnp
launch her. T boats driven from her and de
tanned.
Gapt. Bonrdnan f the .Nnhama then m,nnt aunthey boa
shore what The natter assis III
mate hrirg bacs tle first boat.
This second boat reached the Shore the ob sei1c
her also, hauling her up dry land, jriyed the
her and with yes and Threats called for The captain
shore and Try his oats, thus committing clear nrlt
ira Of robbery and injury the Alabama leaving
her in danger Of being ost in OF gale Of wind r
her boats and part Of her crew, forleting her Insurance.
daugerg the lives Of all board and depriYns her Of tn
Of landing her ming passengers Ocean Springs.
Shots fred the steaIue ball wtisln pse tl
ladies' where ladies Standing cndaugefing ihei
lives.
All This occurred between the hours OF and 10 n NJ
The mate got the boat in skill by himself as the mo
reused aoa he .se, and his speaking % then
the guns Of the moi were distinctly heard 10 cock
The steamer forced vi hout her boats and par
and arriving Ocean Springs She ran hn, an
the wreck Of 7rnk vessel and having no boas
carry ehers forced wal for The tide BEFORE sr
Inc from Ocean Springs, OF tho escaped ftom the m
BiloS and padded Ocean Spring. reporting th
the boats Of the .tlabaaa were guarded by eight me
artaei with shot guns ec.
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Eurther from, I,iln,l.

The schooner Major Ranney, Capt. Nelson, left
Biloxi with some thirty passengers, including seve.
raj ladies, on Wednesday morning, and reached
this city yesterday about noon
From one Of the passengers we have the fol-
lowing interesting particulars of the gale, and of
the excitement with the steamer Alabama:
The worst Of the hurricane at Biloxi was be-
tween and o'clock on Saturday. The gale and
rising sea, after totally washing away the
wharres, lighthouses, 5ummer-isouses and fish and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
special to the N. Y. Herald

TUE PRINCE FALLS AsLEEP.-The Prince fell
asleep in tho cars yesterday, and rubbed his eyes
YEARLY at the State dinner, which was most
stately concern.
THE Prince TAXES sNuFE.- dinner the Pl inee
seems neither aftable or talkative. He took snuff
freely during dinner, sending his servant around
the long table to a gentleman who sat directly
opposite him, for snuff.
THE PIuNGE CouGHs WITH YIoLENtE.--A sud
den gust Of wind raised such cloud Of ilist as
caused the Prince to cough violently.
TuE PRISeE LArGHs MlscHEVousIg.-Tn re-
turning the Prince put the splendid animal he
rode to speed covering his suit, who followed
as best they might, with clouds of dust raised by
his horses hoots, which caused the Prince to
laugh mischiev0usly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

The New York Herald of Thursday says the
bark Weather Gage, which has been loading at
pier a., North river, hauled out on Tuesday even
ing and anchored under Jersey City. Suspicious
being entertained that she was about to be engaged
in the slave trade, Surveyor Hart yesterday morn
ing, together with two United States officers pro
ceeded on board and seized her. She remains in
charge of the officers until an investigation can
!, be had,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

Charles L. Newhall, Of southbridge. Mass, has
been sentenced to u fine of twenty dollars and
costs amounting in al to forty or fifty dollars. for
sending to the Worcester Spy false report Of
the death OF Mr. Oliver NJ. Mason of soutAbriage.
lie appealed from the sentence, and gave bal in
two hundred dollars to appear for trial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

HEALTH OF HtWANA.--The Cuban Messenger of
Saturday last, received yesterday par ne steam.
ship CahaWba, says:
We had during the month of August, in this eity
5a3 cases and 81 deaths from yellow fever, Or So-
mito.
From the lst to the l+th Of September, there
have been 12T cases and ls deaths, making 900
cases and III deaths since the lst of August.
which, added to 1916 cases and 40 deaths, up to
tho end Of July makes in all, this year. 28l6 cases
and 35T deaths.
Even this result, compared with that OF the best
years out of the seven last, shows difference Of
nearly onethrd in the deaths in favor Of the pre-
sent season.
And the mortality is becoming still less as we
now approach the end Of the dreaded Yomito
months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

RirrnSEp.- Marsh, the man who was recently
forced 10 emgrate 10 Arkansas much against his
will, returned yesterday morning, looking d little
the worse for wear He states that upon landing
the other side Of the big creek,'' he was htr-
ried across the country to Camden, Arkansas, and
lodged IN jail Aday Or Two after his arrival there
an abolitionist, and also for being in completely
with Texan incenaiaries but the charge not being
sustained by direct testimony, he was discharged
make himself scarce Memphis Bulletin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

Bosros And NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP LINE
This company, us we learn from the Boston na.
pers, have concluded n contract with Mr.. Harrison
LoFing, Of South Boston, Tor the building of two
iron steamships, oil 2ioU tons each, for the use of
the company. The steamers arc to be screw pro-
pellers, Two hundred aud seventy five feet hong
and to be completed as soon as possible. viii
they not stop at this port2 lGnhan Messenger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

lNcENpIlRY sHor.-The Hallettsville Gexas)
Lone Star has an account OF the shooting of an in
oendary while in the act Of firing the store Of the
Messrs. DibreTI, at Columbus. The scoundrel
made good his escape, carrying Oh the ball OF a
derrnger pistol III his body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
FRIDAY MORNING, September 2I, 1850.
9otal 3snttlligtnte.

INTERESTING NEWS
FROM B1L0XI AND THE GULF SHORE
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PROTEST or THE MAIL 1--WE
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WHO SHALL RULE NAPLES 2-Lucicn Murat, son
Of King Joachim, nephew of the first and cousin of
tke third Napoleon, has turned up as sort of a
candidate for the Crown of Naples, in the expected
event of the Kings flight and the liberation of the
Neafoltans from the hated Bourbon yoke. Ii ap-
pears that he has been communicated with from
Naples aud his reply, cautious it is, shows that
he has not the slightest objection to throne.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

SIDE Of THE AFFAIR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

yo eo&r TO roreH AZ Dihoxr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

FREAK or TRADE-There are novelties in trade
as in other things Tho last freak comes 10 us in
the form OF n shipment of one hundred aud eigh-
teen hogsheads New Orleans sugar from New York
to Messrs. Rawson, Todd 4 Co., of this city.
ri, on. Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

q T. CAT ExeIrEAESrts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

The People There to Get Home as Best They Can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

CRors-We have passed through many of the
counties recently and find that the finest kinds OF
crops, both of cotton and corn, will be made. We
learn that an abundant harvest is general thing
throughout the Stale this year. The cotton fields
are beginning TO look white with their valuable
staple, and the opening has commence very early.
There will be an abundance of corn to sell all
through the East. [Cedar Keys (Fla) Telegraph.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

ANOTHER OUTRAGE BY THE MONOPOLY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

Loss or THE STEAMER GAzEILE.-DetFOH, Sept.
1.-THE steamer Ga2ee, when entering Eagle
Harbor on Lake Superior at daylight on the morn
ing of the 10th inst, went on the rocks quarter
of a mile from the dock, and became total loss,
together with oil her freight, consisting OF supplies
for Eagle Harbor and other Lake Superior ports.
All her passengers and crew were saved By boats
from the harbor.
The boat was owned by L. B. Ward, and valued
at SO ,0Q0. No insurance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

ESIvERsIrY OF THE SouTn.--The corner stone of
the principal building of the University of the
South will be laid, with appropriate ceremonies,
in Franklin county, Tenn, the 10th of October.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

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SrIcInE.-T The Rock Hill Chronicle Of the lltl
inst says:
We learn that negro man belonging TO Jani-
son White, of this district, hung himself On Sab.
bath evening last, because he was not permitted
to pick cotton on that day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

FAMILY JAR Mrs. Rnsanna, wife OF Arshur
O'Kcefe, yesterday had her lord brought into the
cordcr Emerson, on the allegation thai aaid
0Beefe, from whom she is living separate, was in
the habit of nfesting her premises and using ans,
language and declaring such intents, backed hy
such acts as gave her suGis Mt cause to appFehend
| bodily injury. 0'Keefe's case will undergo Re-
| corderia ventilation on tile I'd of October.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21

THE STEAMER ALABAHA AoBBED,
DISTRESS AND EXCITEMENT ALONG THE COAST
PROTEST or THE M4IL LIVE
We $50 ar TO TorcH AT EILoxI
The People There 10 Get Home as Best They Can
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een % tfrnen en9Iilden 9diftn, uno natb ben,
paffn, Der 0llffebr pe6 (jrafen Gas GaleS
barreno.
% Snoltb am ipdten gfahmitta9e trat Der
Staf IN on5 0ema6 pes &ailer6 Elm.
9tun? fra9te 9tapolern lebbaft, mas fir
antnoFt brtn9en &5te ? g8a5 luqt Captain
Waltlano? SIT er bcreit, mir ouf leinem
S9lnt cine 3ufudt gu oepabreu? ?
Strf, Captain Mlt;anp ant,pprtete mir
er babe feline Gerbatun08reoeln fir lpltben
0au. uno mtilIe mid peebalb an DEN 9lpmi.
ml QoiDan1 Derpelletl Der pas enolilbe Gjee
l0'pAoer an Der fraB5fiden @eitfulte CONF
manpire.
llnO uenn tb nit elmer parlamentoir>
Fa99e auT Der franSDfl6en 6reoatte Ocer ouf
e'nem neutralen S6iffe ben Safen YerlalIfp
ppute +?
@apltain Ofaitlanp erfldrte mir, tas er
Jeree S6lft unter rpflNer Slaooe e8 INNER
lf9eIn mo9e, an9rcifen, jepe5 neutrale Shiff
ltEfn9 OlltIlrtn unO YieIleilOt oaar in etnen
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ten, uno Deritrberte, oaB @p. W(aiepat pOrtl
tlner eDrenoen unO r(iflttbt8DplIen glufnabme
9epB letn f0nnten.
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len mor8tn oa6 gGeitere iiterleQen, SD
panfe SGnen fir SDre 9uttn Diente, Grof.
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audi. Snlen Ste un8 our 0lube oeben. 9lA,
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9eben SA bin oleIe8 2ebens latt uuo mice.
l6 ran9e an, mid ouf Ger Gre III !anolpet1
len! Saiien Sie un6 ale Yfrlu6en, III ldlns
zen, Der Sdlaf brtn9t gergehtnbeit, uno
lelt8'ttnO Olejenl9en, pedje Yeraeiitn f6nnen
sly be9le!fe JeBt Die WYtbe Der 2llten, melobe
Ole SeeIen, rie oa0 @IYtum betraten, crit
aus benz Setbe trtnfen lleBen, ramit lIe I'm
parapiele 9IufItb 81 lfin prrmDtbten. Sa,
ia, UNI natH etnem inball6reden &eben wieo
Der pao Gjlif pe5 Yaraciele8 oenleBen ~
tOnnen, muB man cen &ranf res @erQelIen6
9etrunfen baben, 9lA, ater 100 ftnre tr6 i'm,
mede mitleipt9e 9ano anper5 nl5 GER 500
fam mir zen Setbebeher reitben, uno pods
itiu 0ute NaAt 0raf mOr0en mpllen pit
ttnen Nrie9eratb DaIten 0eute wollen mir
lAlafenI S1afen!
(6OrtIebun9 fol3t)
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g3tndlttt Tolatnats BET 2citcl.


Der lnsnt6e wtr nit Obtsen uebeIn tebuftet W hthBt'6
dnea an neu robrencn Nr nen6t, brr pel5en Mot
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p ais ttcres" bbanbet perben mpbnrh 10 OFT @hdrdan
Die trourgfkn 1oI9eu berbeifhbrea.
funoe 2eus ure NNe Ee6e ienttuaIer S5pd9e Ieben
Icn @ bet 3n melSeu pobur He sielen Rnmmer un6 srrbe
hntpen eripareu
Or g. s. Smtt Bat bnrt bic SIHdGe gur rbsr Rrantect
ten abs 8erbHt. ais r9nb Elm unberer E5t tn gulea
laat gr be bas ebeI In ben wtesien bon Srn6 aus uc
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aenpnmen merben Rr bet9e Gt31oun9 en9ercteH F
mub cine gnIhrdntune Der 9ebenSmeie nctbpenSt9
Nud BEN 8rontbeite be$ peibIhen @eies BAT vi. s. y.
Smith felt etne Sebe obrsu Isin bpnbere aufmeranteH
alipSpet unb eerprit alien 9oenseu cine becn6s @ur.
Or s. g. Gmhs Brdpentatioe fir Srausn tatu obi.
lem Bdte ebaIte Ole Webisn TT sat b wuroe tnnereAIe
Sabru duBerc16entG r bapon 1ebraut = prss So. Bet
on pel6e BON Baltimore ,nHt pObneH f6nnen mad eeaaner
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crnltren n6 s Rebn mad aenb etnem SHsils ses SaHes
lelCliCt trbalteu.
@ae @ura0en bleiben freng prbat,. H her Ono KnA N
para;s 3innler 3ur Otsppficn Der Paentsn
OIIet tbr DiorgeaS bs 1tr Sbenbs.
Bv. q. 3. Saith,
fdsn-s GD. u g5ff -SfreSert6ar. HslitnFaSa.
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Qiterartfef,e Mnseine.

Speben er9ent cine bllj9e 9tu88abe BON
Sumb olbt'8 0rtefe an 8arnIa9e = on @n1e
mel9cS g8e SsenWart8 10 9pBes iebeu eres o 0eu-
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neloe AlS9abe Der amertfauifden Omane pom Ottp
@upptn8 wetbe in tur5en 3wii6eiumeu fpl9en werpen
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Bprrdtbi9 lie9t bereit8
DaS @erm6 tnts 6e8 BeSIar8.
ap24s @. u, S9mtSt, 55 NOrtb- gapltr.
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9r. 2nIlnftnn.

g9ep te$ fonat6en gcuegtums ter gBun6dr TIT QpntOn
gacHlrer etHes Ger srien meitutsn Gpaeeter Der Siad
@ Ger pen eroBten bet etnes 9ebens In Dpttdrn ron
Eonf0n ydrts pbdoelpbta unb Stabn gebrad bat
f9e eer mAncrbdrfen etluueG ppauee bic Sc
tpiS Der eet5tn WeB uSabltee 4etbenbe bic Sbrendu
en Nerctta UNI anheren arautbeu ltteu Iride l. o. aud
te b elPehen eronfen III t rftrefen bic su pft GrrG
tpen OCT 8crGen 8IetngEeten H. Nurbsn ausenbd0 &C.
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Nuntnlcr Ito.
Ssoltinlorc=2pt SoOlpital.

G'tgritn0et sur tlnterpr1dun9 Der Quddlalberet.
Den etuSlBe QIaB, mo cine 6etlru19 erland
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