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The Van Buren press., 1860-11-09

Andrew Co. Mo-, 140 maj. for Douglas.
Gentry Co. reported ma; e .or douglas ocG. 800
hay 20. gives Doulas small majority.
Lawrence Co. official, Ball 445, Breckin-
ridge az6, Douglas 1873, Lincoln 5.
Douglas 1855 ahead in the State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

PHYSICAL TRAINING IN BOSTON Public SCHOOLS.
Mr.. Philbrick, Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Boston, has, just ma lie report recon-
mendlng physical training as part of the common
school education. Hs says:
The principal remedy which would suggest is
the Introduction into all grades OF our schools of u
thorough system of public training part OF the
school culture. Let part of the school time OF
each day be devotedto the practice of culisthenic
and, gyinnasiic exercises, in which every pupil
shall be required To participate.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

''PREsro: Pass !"--As the clerk of a small
grocery store III The corner of Habana and Guar
tees streets turned away from the counter to at.
tend to some urgent business inside, Monday
night, enlue one who must have been watching
the opportunity, walked IL, took out the small
drawer where the money was kept, and carried il
off with over one hundred dollars in it, rs seems
the owner of the establishment lives distance
out OF town, and only carries the proceeds iron
his store Two or three times week. No clue o
the robber has yet been traced. For slight OF han'
work, whoever he may be, he can vie with Buzz
MCAister, or Anderson.
EGuban Messenger Havana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

A Paris correspondent of an English paper, in
alludng TO the late robbery 4 the Cathedral Of
Notre Dame, says:
The Parisians have taken tteir reve8se on kiPs-
lake Tor altribnting to frenGh agency the d"ssgs
On Mount Lebanon. 1t is hesN asserted that il MAS
English burglars broke iattSSofre Dame, ana that
the losing Of the cathedrsi reasrFy is eaekney
sacrifice. A Sandwich ieta half eaten in this xestry
is held to afford clue 20 the nationality Of Ihs
thieves There are alse a rag af calico AID a hl
Of cloth. both of . British textafe."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

EATING ON THE CARs.--0ne of the latest public
conveniences is the establishment of sleeping cara
on all the great railroads in the country. The
smoking car has long been recognized institution.
Something beyond this has just been commenced
on the line between Harrisburg and New York,
via Reading Allentown and Easton. A restaurant
car is attached to each through train, where trav
elers may procure things TO eat and drink even
more comfortably than they could at the stations
along the road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

A WHpFALL.-Bg the recent docegse of Mr,
waaegrave, RRlish millionaire. Senator J.
Mcleod Mnrphy, pf New York, becomes heir to a
comfortable little fortuae of oyer half a million oi
dollars. Mir Waldegyaxe, who Sas descendant
of one of tho uldest families IA England died pos
sessed Of eight millions Of dollars which is to bt
equally divided amnng twelve of his dearest rsla
tves, the fortunate Senator being one Of them,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

AID FOR GARIBALDI.-The New York subSazip-
tion in aid OF Garibaldi amounts to 1926. The
sum of s4O3 has been forwarded to the National
Society at Turin for Garbaldi and the rest to him
narsnnnliv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

Dispatches received at the Navy Department
from Flag, g,oficer Stribing, in command OF the
East India squadron, state that the belief was en-
tertained that Baron Gros and Lord Egin, the
French and English Ambassadors, had urged the
commanders of their respective forces at the
mouth of the Peiho to commence operations i'm.
mediately without waiting for further aecessions
to their strength.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

sven IS tisS "A correspondent of the New
aoh 'tiF'a@sA writing from Pixies Peak. says:
A faFaer ~ mixer ,rn,n Isayanyo..b 4 ~, =,
the Mines er gagged in selling pies He was ea. a.
con u eAps Of the churches in Eastern Kansas:
aere . ~ sss ais whisky Sunday, Last year, on
sne ; ~ nup mean Route encountered ex- Gncin-
p naa laNt er and an actress from the New York
hoWeIs tneater, united in bonds matrimonial and
emeasSu ni In u Keeping stage station on the Great
/ faihs, foo miles from civilization.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

PARIs.-snce the late additions made to the city
of Paris, it covers space of 79,020,00 yards. Of
these, l5 00G consist of gardens of waste ground
laid out for building. By the census taken in the
year 1856 the population is set down at l,l74,4l6
souls. At present it is calculated that in conse-
quence of the limits being extended to the foriti-
cations, tho population Of Paris amounts to
I son n0O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. = The Marshal
CTexas) Republican says:

Messrs DeGraii u Smith, contractors for con-
struetng fifty miles of road, have let out fifteen
miles OF the work to sub contractors. When these
sub, contractors place their hands on the road,
there will be about three hundred at work 1t is
tile design of Messrs. McGraif& Il Smith to sub,let a
sufficient amount of grading to finish the fifty
miles in twelve months, earlier, ii practicable.
The work therefore, VIII be sub.let as rapidly as
the git Of way can lie secured aud the engineer
can mark it of. Mr.. Smith left several weeks ago
for the Northwestern SIates for corn aud pro-
Visions which will be shipped up the river At the
enrirst nprinn nl nhviNniittn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
The star t.,at .gerer sssa.

such Is the jnbilant exclamation Of Boston
black RepubieaB paper, UPON announcing the re-
cent triumph Of its party in Vermont. This is the
STATE that nufies the fugitive slave law, steals
we property OF Southern citizens, and advocates
the lrfepressibie confictn doctrine with an earn
estness only e4naled BY the despicahIe meanness
and disregard Of the Consultation which prompts
| IT, lEnI what more can be expected from State
\ whose people ere celebrated for nothing under
! Gods sun which can tend 10 ennobIe the human
! race. were Vermont blotsed from the map of
I American States tomorrow, she wsuld not be-
missed from the confeaeracy.
| she contributes nothing comparatively to the
I support q the general government Her imports
fafsiy ever 90 beyond 8i00f 80per anaunI, and her
exports do not greatly exceed that amount. She
- HHeftsa ialo faean Whiaky, aHd sene hops, bar
ley money, maple sugar aud Dseswax. She raises
f9 sheep generally 50 p0aF shat they are Ealua-
bic fsf nothing Pat Their skins aRd the wool which
grows te On them. Her people are esid selfish,
f33r,.atiafsEt unpatTetie and stupidity ilIitarate
r7riss tft a. viz Revolution she df. EiIrnis a few
Green MopaYa "a boys, Who fought hrageIy aud
r,r,51FTrenIgsIv u this race a long since extinct
and ~ ~ y,ys.. tiEle sfe eau boast of nothing
l,It svotiey1 ~, the gn6efgF0ana railroad and
desire 10 rob the ~ nth Of ReR gaaFaateed rights.
Her repregeufatfga II either Bonse Of Congress
l-ea3iains not d rrefs@sef apHFoach5Ag 70 nealoe-
ry in iBtsleGtusl point of yicW. and strike out
ths name Of John @, ssse, and sbe would present
| q perfect literary alank afn9ng sisteT States.
" star that never se4 " ipdeedi Better say a
blank, non entity, wiscA ia scarcely known be-
! you'd her own hoarder4. Nenaaied il by Canada
1seV h9Ek, Ae7F HataBslii ks and aassaeh'lsetts
nature aeemed To Aage dsy.e'eed she never should
be great, and if ssse was ss allowed hy an earth
quake to-day, the balance Oh the Union would
scarcely know tie liserengasss feftainly ber los
Wead not be feitr and ne thin sns socneFwe car
gcS fid oi Vermont the better.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

RApIp wALKING.-Seven miles within the hour
has been about the greatest speed in walking but
tran, accomplished the following: One mile in
seven minutes thirteen seconds; two miles, fifteen
minutes twenty seconds; and four miles in thirty
two minutes exactly. This latter is the highest
point of speed on record.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

The OvERhANp ALlroHNIA MAII.-HeEIcdn In
uaSion ia leras-Indtuat Ontrdgcs Fort SMITH
Ark, Sept. Is Tie Overland nal, with California
dates to the 27th uit., arrived here at noon to-day
Among the passengers Is Col. Il. /. Titus, OF han-
sas notoriety, hut nov uf the s ate nf Arzoia.
The passengers state that party of Mexican
guerrillas had recently made an ineursion into
Texas iur plumber, and stolen thirty,iive head of
mules belonging to the Overland mail station ut
Leon Waterhules The mules We're not recovered
when the mail passed. 1t is also reported that the
Indians of New Mexico have recommended hostil.
tiles. The late mail from Messilla Valley to Santa
lie was attacked by the Naraincs, ana the con-
ductor and driver Killed, The NATL Hnd coachWero
entirely destroyed Four hundred mules were
also stolen from Fort Craig by the Indians.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

ID gATH or JosHuA SHAW Tine cebehrater land
seap painter. Joshua sha !. who FOR Inere than
thsFH years a ressen. of Phifsdeipiiisz, AID
iurin that time contribrre, largely by hs sure-
roT kill and liberal and ele waited vie vs., towards
the ad vaneemeat of art died at Burlington N. j.,
on Eht rsday, the sth inst at ahe venerable age Of
s3 Nj shaw rzas born in eiiingbroek, Lincoln
shire, ng., in the year l776 Ind emigrased to the
United States in the year 1877 fsbTiugng with hiIa
the gretlt picture Of Christ Healing the Sick :,
which w Is painted by Beujami a West and present
ed by the latter to the pennsYl yania Hospital.
Mr. Sha W in larer years inye uied the percussion
lock and cap, for which our G government were to
pay him SIS, 100 little less than ene-third OF
this amount is yet d1e.
The Emperor of Rtissfs aIsp q Earded premium
to Mr.. Shaw for improvements in naval warfare,
and aso promised aacoHlmfssio on his patents,
which are extensively used tlsro tghopt the empire.
A claim will be made upon TIE p resent Car by the
heirs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

! Inc process of keeping accounts among the
Nut" , ay lambermen is OF unique style. The book
hee ger, alter comparing accaants with the work
+, the 2mouut due 10 him ealked on his hack; and
! when the cashier has paid linn. he takes his re.
ceipt himself by brushing of his chalk Wlasks,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

LIGHTHOUSES ILLuMlsATED pY EhEcTRIcIrY.-
An experimental electrical light tested on the
shores of the British channel during six months
has proved complete success, atfording light OF
extraordinary power and brilliancy. Tho illum-
natory apparatus is rum by a two-horse steam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

Karl Boki, one of the most eminent performers
of gypsy music in Europe, died at Debreczn, July
%, aged -. Upward OF 2O,oeo persons attended
his funeral.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

Californian, Will .ato,,,,..,
found q the bna Of. tbot1o., ..ae aso,
worta $1,000. 10 - se'0 N''s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

The PGIScE's sTnp.- Thirty thoros tgh-bred
horses TFere provided tor the scesmmoda aion Of
the PfiEoe of Wales sossn afseehe landed Brit
sish America. Since the beasts ss burden have
s'een added to the cols stion Ne refsr to- the
nifty gentlemen who attached sAemsslyos to
hi. carriage" BY ropes, al Goburgs asl dresE hi'n
to tie ball given in his hon. or.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

ATTEMPT TO Blow UPs A as N, pF-WAE.-During
the celebration OF the Empsas RS fete in Vienna,
attempt was mada to bs0 mp a mammoth
man ofwar, named The Saiser- account says !:
The attention Of the sentinel on sguard the
powder magazine of tEs~katssf avng been at
Tacted by faint, grating noise, semng to issue
from the woodwork, he gave thu larin. a search
made, and crouchinE apoFs sn ands and knees
was discovered individual, whs IL aving succeeg-
ed in boring an augur hole into u g powder maga-
zine, already inserting the W ire to which was
fixed the match which he had des Tin ed to blow up
the vessel with every soul boa rd the whole of
the ships lying in the neghboFhoos the Archdnke
and all his company ncluiing bes d s the greater
part Of the town ITSELF. ME cnp4 it abelonged to
the Kaiser and turns out 20 be til officer in the
Austrian service, Second Captain, hich answers
to First Lieutenant in own. He " as, OF course
Immediately seized but bef8fehe co; al h be secured
had blown his brains with the pa 1t eihe carried
in his belt He was an Austrian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

Tng CENSUS IN THE SFarEs-fha ca.a ~
'n.hs ~. 10 w. as.s9s - y. We have
oniS',' - - - = - re and Rhode
.s''''u' it very great
.loseass ~ - 1850. In New
e4ures being for $40, 3l7,ata and ror leeo co
1Ao''9 4ns s4'A = aud is greater in
ps.r ~ cent. in 10 years
nus poFa.4sgH aa ss = r .aSV in 1850 l73 s96-
-'s4' .Ae ion Of these States,
40 oi an 'ii' States, is increased
P''Noia,,.,J y - ~ ~ nring cities, while in
.ti''x u ,'s ire has been very little
,,,u - W " ", a slight falling off. It
y, - 81 wv -, tates We have to look for
tts' -. 80 iich is to swell the whole
.I;as, try to nearly thiFty-three
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

DEATH OF MRs. WIN. N. GsaES- the estimable
wife of the Rigat Rev. THl. II. Gre. IN, Bishop Of
the diocese Of Mississippi, says sEie Vicksburg
Wig died at the BshopFic ,aesr Jacks cn, on Sum
day the sth inst. Her funeral took pli see on the
following morning. host sf friends b nlpathize
with the venerable Bishop in HE bereay, snent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

The wine crop of France is very poor this sea-
son. and the opinion is that it will fall short of the
last one. Vines are affected by the oidium, in the
south of France principally, and the grapes are
nearly destroyed; in some places sulphur has been
employed successfully to destroY the disease.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
~ - yETF,ma9Ews 4sa.A N 'Fhsa&ti' PATENTED
- .N' W Tj5R Il f.W0 np GUTTER.

Tho exclusive e gAe eaoys nsye 9sga PaEasSt M Y
by oompaay " gea.ir4e q the citg o. sM oEea ~ "
sarH Fess- n1 sauth GtoiDN All parties wishing 70 pa
etsae nsFh ta6s hls, seta Of machinery eet
,bGfa aa same u Rppyips 7 4e ufdorslEnaa wac 'sea
Sqgnt fdr si.s AbGve csfuPepF ,,t1g
No. IS Nsiehe2 street, New @lleaus
Rsfsra osies3ra A4Tti. f10fdon Dr., 4 o. NJ ). tEh
sr ssrersgn Ia r O. w. CappbaD, Iberyilei la. Cap
faIa j. u Landry n n 81 g. RoEars. NJ "a o. ". Mrs st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
C0M,N ER--0FTlClAL.,

", :
gtEC0ND nIsTA&TC'T POUND Nv a. i aiEotirllt li
> In te Second uTt Pound, u lieu' 4e ana tti
ves streets. AS c3sfny
Oue black ard white kid .,.... .,.-.
Which II nO GaIGod within thee day sit ih 'hHsN
pia WIN 10 s0d al public aoel4on, aAta Foaa' ca Fi
DAY September q, 1860 a 10 0u'e}ueE 49,
New Bfgans, Sept nbsI u leto T., .,E., q, ., s.4r
i'es'sEs'eo sePs "'''' ~ Alfred s. puGEaS,
CLERK Of G'0untfpiler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

Mr. Wnl q. Strong. Of Wiacot Elm, while exeFcs-
ing ON high parallel izrs in the Sranaalunl az An
dover, Mass, last Moaaa5 was seiztd with the
cramp, lost Els hold sid jeII to t. s ground strik
ing upon arost, breaking several lbs and iDjHrng
aim internally and it Is feared faraf y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

A SOLDIERS ESTIMATE OF GLoRY.-Sir Charles
Napier, distinguished for his military services in
India on receiving dispatches from the English
Government making him Governor of Scinde with
additional pay, and ordering q triumphal column
to be cast from the guns he had captured, wrote !:
wish the government would let me go back to
my wife and girls; it would be to me more than
pay, glory and honor. This is glory, is it? Yes.
Nine prinees have surrendered their swords to me
on the field Of battle, and their kingdoms have
been conquered by me and attached to my own
country. Well, all the glory that can be desired is
can, all shall be resigned to live quietly with my
wife and glrls no honor OF riches repags to me, Is
agreeable only as it may enahle me to do gond to
these poor people. Oh il can do any good To
segye them where so much blood has boanshed in
aeeursed war, shal! be happy. May never see
another shot fired.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
THE DISTRESS Of CITY FAMILIES OVER THERE,

rHa BLOCKADE or BILOXI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
IMPORTANT po FAMILIES.


PENN sY l. VA N 1
SALT MANuFAGTURIFG GoMPANNs
sAP8NIFIER,
TIE reddy Family Soap Maker, and U,itoersa'
Cleanser,
srn mako hard water anfl Paint Ink from
Tx,,a GTegse from Kitchen Utensils. etc.
Ss4~''
40 l.. o9ns refnse grease, usually given away, at
sio,t Ia cent per pound, ssy... .....t..'.....zo
IS cent?.
ons therefore the Of barrel of frsa,e
SOFT SOAP, s CO. .+ frao by od
dressing Depot Of Company, vurIa 1,uEe = en
Philadelphia.
&n-lhe 9up'Nt"N. - n1v2 tv
IN the country
MrOrIeEs rD CaRPE.NTEtts AND BuILDEks
PATENT SAWED S SEATHERBeARptNa,
p,h R.,yh and Pressed from the very best YELLOW
.TN ana YPRFss nht fo sale in lots 10 suit purchaser
at the LOWEST aARkET PR ck,
fei9 1y STAB flAs1S" Aii'S' "'s D'''i4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

IETAS brought to the City Police Jail on
w the 3tsI OF ls, 1850 he dak grih 10Y MlhE Shfh
he belongs Mr. samne Fielder who lives in White county,
Miss He IS feet "a iHche high has Of the upper teeth
snsspt yeFy | rars, n iF aged about 48 years
TIN oPar m cali and cl i'm his property according 10 law
MIGUEL. HERS @EnEZ Jt.,
Keeper OF City Police Jail,
ALFREn A. nuuROS.
sn4 IA, Glejk al Gomptroler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

DISASTROUS CoNTLAGRATIoN
LIQUOR WAREHOUSES; DESTROYED.
A MOST TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
FIREMEN AND IABoRERs BURIED IN THE RUINS.
FROM TWENTY TO THIRTY KILLED AND WOUNDED,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

rr,a Honnn MIN 1rxn ournAe.;.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

BREekINRlpaE BULL.--ln his Lexingto Ton sp3ae
John C. Breckenridge took credit TO himself
not voting in ls4s when Gea. CasasRas the Iss
cratic candidate for President. stat tng that hasy
hunting with six or eight gentleman helongis n
the Wing party, and added, thai :. if every \
had done as well as himself, rse''-th;ssz y
Democrats--" would have carried the asa "a
forty thousand majority The logic offsh5 .ar
mentls e4aa 10 It's aia1npissie. "ee II ,sHse lly C
sstent with the entire speeea Il :. esaF u,an
in the State of Kennedy lad done. Nh a. Ma
Breckinridge did in ls4s, anti had tsi an :.
Wings with him a huaaing expe4sId N ~
would have been nobody o.vote, andSaf .oo5 -,
less than nobody.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22
NUMBER 172,
DonEaT1c .yrrEL1reEucz.

-zlsoaAs4e0 70 rHe vs~ oaesAns oEss> 'S'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

UNINTERRUPTED STEAMaeaT Cs lbaICEIoA 9nssF
FROM CHICAGO TO NEW oRIRANf .-Ihe latest.
project of the people of Chicago is $ ,ssatect the.
waters Of Lake Michigan with those of tho G,,lFo
Mexico by an uninterrupted channels 70 saieamtest
navigation. The original scheme f hs Illinois,.
and Michigan canal, when first prof ecssd by the
State Government of Illinois, eDmpri sela ship CO.
nal Of sufficient capacity to aoat the largast class
of vessels that could navigate the Iia aosfiver ana
considerable portion of tbs work sRas@constfuet-
ed upon thas plan, but upan the fai'ane Of the
the design given up, anta the work cora-
pleted for ordinary canal beasts only fows hos
ever, that Chicago has becoaa g Feat3and flour
ishng city centralizng the capital. commerce aaSh
interests of vast region, thsidea is again revived
for two-fola purpose: frst, Ito seiEe the ends 90
commerce, and second, to carry of tho dFenage OF
the city Of Chicago. and TINS improvs.its sanitary
condition. There are tive. proposisioEs haVina
| these objects. One is TO cut down he gradegs
the Illinois and Michigan canal, while the othaaf1
| to make new channel through hufa lake to IN
| Aux Plaine river, and then to deepen the chaau
| of that stream sufficiently to answer the purDSs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

WAS trnught 80 the Cay Police Jail or OF
says he beonga Sarphu Bon who lives in the parish
Of ST. Charles Ia He is ei 5Is inches high stout built, mas
ane teeth und il ged about 6 years.
The will call ant ciam BIZ property according TO law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper osCity Police Jail
hse"e'S9 ALFRED a. DUGROS,
l'atl of EnintrDiler.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

STILL ANOTHER AND DISASTROUS FIRE.--Before
many of the fire companies had got away from the
terrible and tragic fire, another alarm sounded,
and the fire, as we heard, the destruction of n
large number of new and unfinished buildings at
and the corner Of Apollo and Euterpe streets.
P. S.-We detain the press to halfpast three,
hearing that the contiagration is spreading, and
seeing the great light from our office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

HuNoRs or THE RISE "A pugi7tie eEhbton
bv Heenan and.seyeral Of his friends wos given in
New York on Saturday afternoon. Several sham
fights were had, and one was fought by the Cham.
pion aud Ed. Price, Of which the aaEald gives the
following account:
John G. Heenun and Ed. Price were the next to
enter the arena. They were gserted ws.h rounds
of applause. Both in splendid condition.
The first two ronnds were good specimens Of spar
ring but were barren Of results. Ia the third
round, however, Heenan his Price tremendous
blow in the faee, which Price retueMed on Hee-
mans smeller drawing the elaret, but from tie
imrgtus OF the blow he feli on Ills knee. hand
kerchief was then handed to Heenan, and while
he was industriously using il in his corner, per
son in the crowd facetio9sly called out to et the
repes'-a sally that raised 3 general laugh, il
which Heenan joined. In the fourth rouna, in al
usion to q remark frosn the crowd not to mind ths
bleeding, the Ghampien good,naturedly observed
81 have on ruttiad Shirt Never mind. repliet
his monitor, " Ill buy you another AN obsefya
| tion which caused renewed laughter, In the tiiti
raund Price had a fall. whieh was mare slip thar
! a knockdown, Much laughter was ELECTED in th
/ sixth round from Price, who was hard pressed al
the rope, calling on his antagonist to " hold up,
| ALL through Reenan was as tlrn As reeE, AM
the ir8Hdly encounter terminated by Price be
ing thrown, amidst prolonged laughter and az
plause,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-22

yMAS brouAnt 10 JAIe ClIy Police Jail on
w he III 9f September, ssdD tir black boy MADISON
SAYS lie belongs Mr. Dtnel Sharks who lives Ii the parish Of
.Ieicfs5p He u feet OBS inChts Ligh has upper
front t55Ih missing and Is rged noout 70 years.
The owner viii ehi property according &c law
MIGUEL uERN lNbEX, JR=t
Keeper Of City Police jail.
ReeseT4i September il, 1854. -
ALFRED \. DuGRGs,
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