New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
DoMEsTIc INTELLIGENCE.

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- - SAILING q steamships
. I NEW foak, March THE CunaTd steamship
1ssterdav toaE IN ~ sy 'a n, psrs srs, ,St
Ts,-;hy. 4 ..ts.r. % s; s:..srrS..
CINCINNATI, March II While q large number of
I. aorKmen = were engaged IN pulling down the old
n. ~ Aavier's Cashoiic Church yesterday morning,
ae waiis suddenly fell to the ground with terrible
srash, burying some twenty Workmen ia the ruius
ans many OF them and severely injuTing the re-
malnder
ana NJ asaa Dodiss have already been taken ont
la number Of others are still beneath the ruins,
"-'''''sf ,s...l 80 q al,ve @ = NOT known.
O. MlaaoafI " Opposition convention.
fonvs,,t;o, ,os Malcn THE Missouri Opposition
Tha s1.ann rs.4.la nlss u TINS city today.
suitable candidate fnr Az MI Inward Bates as
test Of 1890 Z S'.1e'1eJ = she eola7
Safe Arr;r,l ~ . -,
possas =. = l1sai % vessel supposed LosL
Orleans ~ ,1sria.i; Msren 1.-THE bark Atlas, from New
Shassss, brsv,ously reported ashore near the
Meht hnn~aS ha arrived safely at this port today
Of her cargo wsre s sassIv eonslsng q part
her haviro1 49, . seieiy aiscHargeQ previous to
pa-...',s ~ 80 w oH-
~ l,s PA, March The Pennsy1yania Deus
NJ. s1a.e Convention met III this city TODAY.
sae ga,pose Of nominating State officers ard
T.a elegates to the Charleston Convention.
ine uDasga1ea ~ large elected BY the Convention
John 7. nsva Uns.iesson s u April next arc Aers.
| Bauer. ~ = " v ao'' -. montgomery and Joseph b.
IN has
cbaice a. . iavcf NJ Biger as their first
/ - s''s s ,.ss'aency.
alcaragua Transit
NEW York, March I--Adv;cea b,va 49,, 4. E
eeiVed from Nicaragua by which Il e 49, ~
mat Commodore Vanderbilt has secuTed rom -
the lsthnus for the purpose az tfsnsgnt;sy uSeI
chandise 81. and passengers .'ss 1'ss'
me amount to De paid by Mr.. Vanderbilt "a Ia
e Miealaguan Government for this right Of wav &
sIeoooO, together with the payment Of one dossar
and twenty cents for every uassenpa srass; ~
isthmus by this route. '17 4 - ''.' i
Reuublican Eafiona1 f,c,,x,.,,4 i; ~
NEW YoRx- March Tbe .;p,a & ~
Of the Republican National Conversion II ;sa
has been CHANGED d III ISth ~ III. y
Iouisiana I,se;s,..,srs g a. l. : =
I Lou,slana ,sls LeslslatIre.
pa o1ioN houaE, Marcn LII the House to-day
At, Lewis presented memorial from the citizens
Fealuing on the right bank of the
STATE 3 a.
Mr. Miller, ON behalf Of the Committee On Lands
NV IePorted nnfavorabiy upon the bill to
rsopen 6ayon Mancnac.
ALSO, ia'ora0iy on the Dill to distribute the pro-
ceeds o. ,ne safes of swamp lands among the diner
ent parishes. iBs
9fi Levy. on pehaH OF the Committee on Banks
nt anu Danhihs, reported upon che bill granting a
Democrats cancna ss y III haiS ~
purpose Of nominating 4 STATE Pr;nter S'ss n
The friends Of Taylor and Hiriat mnited on Tav-
lor who was unanimously norninata5 M ~
Mr.. Taylor having fought 4 dnei thereby a;s-
abling him from holding any office ii The state, he
1t is understood that t,s Ratnn Ponoe 4 a,voo...
and the New Orleans Courier are in company "a IN
the State printing and ara IL sbara II - ~ ~
rived therefrom 80 4 = 80. : '''' p1on's ae-
F NJ Z A
March Mr. Goode on behalf If tha S1,nn,;tt.s,
the on Judiciary reported unfaynraI,Iv ~ tha lin
to incorporate the Crescent Insurance 3,omnanv ~
New Orleans. =
He reported favorably on tie bill to Tia faw of
evidence. - = !"
Mr. Shadhurne, ON behalf Of the gomm;ttee ay
Public Works, reported favoraby On ina biIi tnf
prove navigation on Sabine river
Mr.. Tucker introduced bl III nrohjb;t o;v;ny ~.
selling Intoxicating and spiritons lonors IL free
persons of color. The bill was referred to the
COMMITTEES al the Ju5ir;a,r1 NJ -. -
Mr.. Solomon introduced a hin reIa,ive 10 arc-
tioneers, which was referred tn the ~
tie Judiciary. NN' "a n ~ - 80 Aialte1 ~ ~
Mr.. Goode introduced a bill re,ative i tha n.
of funds to minors The Mi was referrsd
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Leefe introduced a hill r.! tha r.,;.s 80 a.
surviving veterans ct the war of IslA and lsIs
which was referred to the Committee on Finance''
Mr.. Goode introduced bill relative tn witnesses
Committee on the ,Juficiarv, ~ " s'0
M congressional proceedings.
!, MAsHiNGToN, a rep. zs.--Much exctemet was pro-
uueed ~, upon tne opening of the House to-day, by
Ine oDJeeuons raised IN relation to the record of
lne proceedings Of Monday, by which ex-Gov-
erhar FORD, OF ONO, was elected printer Of the
mouse.
Y, a veiy aiscassion ensued IN regard TO anne nding
the Journal, which was strongly opposed by the
Republicans. RI
lug journal u, was, however, nnally amended SO as
70 annuI 1ne election OF printer, and the House is
~ IT. ~ .,aA ~ y ~ ~ ~ Inae " queslon.
u ene senate the consideration OF the bill for the
tt;nn ha;ng faa ana.ia H. Y ~ GolsI-
Seward addressed tn Sanates p;v;nr I M; ;at -
length upon that subject and airing b;msalf ,s,o,
the general issue Of the eominr prsaidant;a1 cs,
paien according to nrevious nrorra n,rao
WAsHIHGToN Feh 40 In M rt,a r. Hnnsa ras+arsa,z
Mr. Sherman introduced a bilI cbanr;pg Ina ns;is
age allowed to members of Congress- t6 On canta
mile, measured geographicallv IN 4 sfrasgbt ina Il,
from Washington. $50 Ai''''
The bill was discussed at length Int on ;ts FINAL
passage was defeated ana sent back to the caie,-
der.
WASHINGTON March lin the Senate Yesterday
Mr.. Gwin, on behalf of the COMMITTEES az NiIitary
Affairs reported the Military bill without amend
ment.
Mr.. Wilson presented a memorial STONED nv n
arge number of merchants and uuderwriters 81
Boston, praying for the establishment Of i 81
monthly mail between that city. Charieston Kew
West and Cnha s5s' - - - =