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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

A WHOLESALE FISH BusNEss.-Two thousand
bushels Of catfish were taken from Horizon Lake,
Wisconsin, recently, in one day. The Milwaukee
News thus relates the mode Of their capture aHo-
rieon Lake froze over very rapidly during the pres
ent winter, and this species of fish being in mea
sure, amphibious, must have open water in order
to exist. The closing Of the ice drove them to the
foot Of the lake, where men are engaged in cutting
ice for summer use. Thus collected together SO
thick that the eye cannot penetrate the water to
the depth of six inches, basket is crowded down
into their midst, and Immediately Withdrawn COM
pletely filled with fish, which are emptied into a
sleigh, and the process repeated again and again.
They are purchased by farmers at % cents per
sleigh load; they buy them to feed the hogs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

Another tremendous house danced attendance on
Our American Cousin last night Every sitting
down and standing up place had tenant, and
close array of masculine 8 wall flowers y hemmed
in the brilliantly occupied dress CIRCLE The house
was in an approbatory enthusiasm all the evening
The house at the ST. Charles was very slim and
melancholy, and the stock played the mischief with
the unfortunate Romans. They are not unite mn
to the Roman e yet awhile. The gentleman star
did very WELL but not 50 the lady, Miss Elsworthy.
The usual quanium Of laughing and wondering
spectators was COLLECTED at the Amphtheater The
public must make The most of this, the last week
Of the circus. The equestrian dramas at the Am
phitheater this week are capital things in their line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
Cost Of British, Royalty

In the last year, the outlay by the British people
for royal establishments amounted to g5As, ,59l
making about %, ,732 ,955. The leading ITEMS are
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

THE SUR HuMrHREs PEsNIs6roS Is offered for
sale low, by Mtssrs. BtNtet, lowell Il Go.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

CI4AREr, PORTER ABsYNTltE AND ARRAtk.--sIr.
Wolff Of ilaier and New Lses seais offers for
sale large lois of ehaicR gatet London so Abstnhe and
Batavia 4Arratk PUNCH Fee Embellishments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

LopoyIoo CAaR4oul.-A painting by this great
mas.ef will be Se1 at sagne evening eelek
by Il. A. Lew, IF; L 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

Queen Tictoriais Civil List N egd
Including her Fssy Purse sGD GOO
Salaries OF Household 1af ntU
Household Expenses. n. lIaHN
Rnsat bounty, etes EAM
Pensions. lIaM
Aisceliansnns. nf0
Prince Albert sanatiity 36N9
Duchess Of Keit's annuity $1,000
duchess ai Cambridge 610
Duchess of Mackellfera aQ9l
Princess Mary Of Gainhs a18
Prince Of neekubefg ITs8
King Of the Beaans 50o19
ssfssa e5isssas efsstiss asssssa Millsa E
All these moneys are paid out of tho Eonsolida
ted Fund tor public reYenne1 of England, and do
not represent tile whole amount received by the
Royal Family. Thus. Prince Albert has numerous
Offices, civil and military which bring him an ad-
ditional aggregate Income of f30.a00 nha DHke
of Cambridge, besides having part of ST. james,
Palace, free OF rent, taxes and repairs. has some
fl0 1000 per anIlum extra as 2amn,andAr-in-G Ghief
and Colonel Of a Cavalry Regiment Mot only is8
the Queens aunt fDutehess oil Ganbridge} hand
somely nensioned, as well as her son aad two
daughters, but even her son-in-law, D very poor
German prince, accepts GITss d year Hnm Great
Britain. The t.ueen's mother and th3 Qneens
uncle d4eapold of Belgiam1 have ESQ 900 year be
tween them Nay, SO much Is money an object
with Royalty, that the Princess Royal oil England,
married TO the King of Prasaia's neEhew, was
meanly permitted, by the prussian Royal family to-
saddle the British nation with life-pensan I'd her
Of s757a a. year which John Bull, will probably
have 20 pay during the next half century.
We dare say that these facts will be new to many
readers. They will show that Royalty Is extremely
expensive, and will strengthen the belief that De-
moefaey costs less, while, properly put in action,
it works better. Philadelphia Press.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
STARTLING OCCURRENCE Snake IN a Lady's
Dress.-The London Court Journal SAYS:

= STAKTLINH OCCURRENCE -S1llsHe a @ Lady73 8
Dress.-The London Court Journal says:
A lady who had returned from India three years
ago, was the other day opening drawer in what
is termed o bullock trunk. To her amazement and
horror snake reared up his head her first inn
pulse was to push the drawer to, but it was stiff
and heavy. She ran, screaming, down stairs for
help. Her brother, who was In the drawing room,
went to her assistance, and preceded her again up
stairs. The snake was not to be seen and the
Imagination so after some little time the scar eh
was given up. The following morning q canary,
that always hung in the iady's ROOM was missing.
and in looking into the cage, the snake lay euried
the bird by his side. There was no difficulty in
destroying the snake, aud it was discovered to be
what il termed green snake, whose nature Is to
make spring at the eye, when death Immediately
ensues. The marvel is how the reptile lived 50
long and the Indy escaped.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

PIckLED CoRPsEs.-It is not generally known
that at Eappet on the Lake of Geneva. the resi-
denee of the late Madame de Staei, and her father
and mother, the celebrated Monsieur and Madame
Neekefs the latter are not there buried, but are
preserved IN a huge vat Of spirits of wine. The
this most painful as well as isagreeahe Of sights.
Ii Was much tle desire Of Monsieur Necker that he
and his vito should be picked in this strange ma
uer. that, fearing his own family might not carry
yearly 10 she town for the supply Of a eertaln=
quantity OF spirits OF wine for that purpose, The
vat is placed III the grounds close To the house,
aud paftialiY hid by trees which llis grandson,
Monsieur le Baron de Staei, had planted around il.
[llanaon Court Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

sLAHEs FOR SAIL .--g. ". Long has just received
lot Of valuable plantation hands mechanics See
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

INSANE AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The Florence cor
respondent Of the Newark Advertiser, writing De-
cenlher Il says that three Americans have recent
" become inmates Of the Lunatic Asylum there.
One Of them is hopeless Of insanity. but it is
believed that the alienation Of the others will prove
only Temporary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01
fDesssstg Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No 1T Gae street the opposite side
NJ @ door from Rampart shere hs will be pleased
ceiVe his old eud others Who may desire his
teryiees. nls 2ptf&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

What is the difference between the ba5k of a
tree and the bas,k df dog2 One is formed of the
boetgt, and the other OF the botp-leote.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

H. II. Buckley,
s.................GA CAMP STREET.
Respectfully calls attention to his NEW STOCK of fine
English and Swiss
Watches, in Gold and silver Cases,
of the finest material and workmanship manufactured to oder
selected by himself
Fine Jexyelry,
In all newest patterns of BREAsTPINs, EARRINGS
BRACELETS, etc. =
Large Stock of Pure siIvervare.
The whole of which guaranteed be unsurpassed in quail
ity and is offered at reasonable prices
Watches Jewely and sterware made order and repaired
DIS 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

JEALOUSY AND 4 FATAL LEAP.-A Liverpool
paper states that about oclocI on Tuesday after
noon, the 18th Eit., fine young woman, nineteen
years OF age, named Phoebe Davis, destroyed her
self by leaping dooEn q coal pit near the Biston
Road, on the outskirts Of Wolyerhampton. 4 few
minutes before o'clock she called at a cottage
occupied by an aged couple near the shaft, appa-
rentiy very much agitated. Pulling d handkerchief
from her neck, slIe handed it to the aged inmates
saying, : Give that to Jack, for shall never see
MIN again. She then ran to the pit-nlouth, and
climbing over the fencing surrounding it, cast her
sell headlong down the shaft, which has been dis
used for some time, and upwards OF ninety yards
deep. An old miner named Russell, having been
fastened to q chain, was lowered down by hand
and attaching the body Of the poor girl to another
IT was brought to the surface. Russell himself
nearly fell victim to his exertions for when
brought up he was quite insesshie, and friction
and other means had to be used for nearly three
quarters Of an hour before he could be restored
There Is no doubt that the poor girl destroyed her
self in 2 parosysn Of jealousy, owing to her lover
having taken another young woman to dance.
GREAT EARTHoUAKE in CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The
earthquake which was felt in Guatemala on the
evening Of the sth instant, did much damage in
salNauof ~ was almost equal In violence to that
of the 18th of April, 1854. At Dolores Izalco, the
parish church was nearly destroyed the two
towers and bells falling, and the walls being broken
all sides. Il is mentioned as a remarkable fact
that the chapel in which were the images Of clos
Virgenes de Conception Dolores Y alone remained
| intact. Thirty-tWo houses fell to the ground and
all were injured. During the night several other
| shocks did some damage.
/ Shocks were felt at QuezaItepeaue, Tepecoya,
| Opiea, Apopa, Guayamaco, ,Jayaqae, Panehimaleo,
1 San Martin and other pueblos. AT Tepeeoya the
church. city hall and several houses were destroyed
! In almost all the towns which felt the shock, the
churches and eabildos, or town halls (these always
/ being the largest and most solid buidings) were
either destroyed or greatly damaged III Nanhui-
salco, after the earthquake had destroyed several
houses, O fire broke out which burned 200 houses,
or nearly the whole town. On The night OF the
1 10th, at 81 O'Clock, there were two more severe
1 shocks.
1 The nights were clear on both occasions, the
/ wind being heavy from the North until just before
the shocks, when it fell calm but again rose after
the shocks. No lives are reported to have been
lost, although undoubtedly there were some killed
and wounded. The volcano Of Izaleo, about Is
miles from the coast was the center of vibration,
shocks were felt all aroud II, but most strongly
in the northeast direction and for distance of $50
1 miles, as faras heard from.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-01

A FARCE AFTER THE GoMEpy.-Yesterday, in
the q. S. District Court, the suit of the r.
S. Government against the steamship Philadelphia,
which las tsummer was seizedby the Custom House
officials Of this port for having slowed away in her
hold a quantity Of arms aud ammunition, not di
reeted to any particular eonsignee or consignees
in this city, and never discovered to have been
sent to any other particular eonsignee or con-
signees
The fact that four well known sporting gentle.
men tAfaury, Anderson, Fayssoux and Scott, went
down to the Ralize on towhoat with fishing
tackle. to try the quality Of the rsd-snappers OF
that famous locality Just about the time the steanl
ship was to clear for Central America, OF some an.
chorage in that direction, aroused the tcrrors of
Government and very loud smell of rats !, per-
vaded not only the whole Mexican Gulf, but most
mariners, in all the northern ports Of said Gull.
were locked upon as dangerous and suspicious
characters by the eye Of Uncle Sam and the other
big dogs of the Northern world. The comedy of
the trial Of the four merry fshernen as everybody
knows, was acted out last last year; no connection
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-19

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maui uno III ein9en Setunren mar er i'm 6reien
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Beod,ttt GSolQenbes bet 3eftell.

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