New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-14
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I the retail trade all through the city. There ii
planters and country people would lay in the
supples of clothing, shoes, hats, etc., as well
hardware and crockery, whilst their produce wa
delivered in the adjoining streets, Toulouse and S
, Louis We shall, in our next OF following number
, enumerate some of the branches of trade and il
dustry that seem to have greatly diminished anon
us, at the same time that we do not perceive fo
what treason some of them should not resume thei
tormer vigor or activity ibg ~ sse1 1agfY
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4 From Havana. ss-'.'S+
We have before us file, of the Sglo of Havana
up to the 9th instant. The news is not of MIR mi
Importance. In fact, the papers are unusual
dun, We notice that an explosion of q steam boile
took place at Regla, on the 7th. A negro an,
/ two Chinese were killedssA aS5rraags5s ~
| The Havana people seem to be in trouble witt
their gas company. The Siglo complains of :" th
| tyranncal domination, which commits 50 man,
abuses" and recommends as a remedy the adop
ton Of the apparatus of one Mr.. Tinker, or "th,
celebrated retorts of Gibernau.n Why could ith,
Slglo not think ofpetroeum. return to the, agt
OF oil would quite harmonize with the spears ant
lanterns of those picturesque serenos," who re-
pos' 'o staoeiuiiy ana hafmlessiy at the stree
The siglo gives a table which shows that during
the seven years from 1s58to 1864 there entered the
port of Havana 1886 vessels Of s,oHe,42o tons
~ tttiese the largest number was from the United
states, l37l5 vessels of 8, 1851 tons next from
sfants. sn s ppiss, oeoa vessels OF ioS2t593
tS,,, ~ ton IN opain' 'ne oahares and the
sran, rn,a s.a, sssss,s " IONS next
sS', sssseiS " eeA IONS. t4he
sssas 30 saue ., ~ sisiane ports) 1prrnnished APIS
t1''oo 'ons "a
lHA ENs 1g,.s,5 - -, : - IN, ,..g,.
Miss Keene was still rat, last aooor,+s ,,o,so,,,
;,o ot ,ov;o,.or,, nf,s". ~, peiioriii
xTs ~ ~ - inea'e ShicaSo, IN Inc
"orhfhen Oh New York"
AtiWallaek,s IN. w theyi gave the aiRivals d
IN the ostb n1t a. N;hIa,. a. w Si' a,s ms
Bateman,s Leah J, ia said to ha ponaorf,1 M.
Booth appeared in Hamlet a. tbo W. -
on the 29th ult-the last nieht b4,t ona of Nj. an
eseeuent AT tbe e>,pn.n;o@ ,r., IL, w -
peared as LADY Cav snanker sunnortoa h,r ,J,,
Davenport as Dazzle. Mr. o,yaps ,gss in bic so,,rt,
week at the Broadway. At woo5,s Tbe,tar I,,o,,
Rnshton's, the New Bowerv tba r,Id pn,yar,, D..
NUNS. the Hippotbeatrnns and cbr;s+,,-r r,,,o.,
House. there was the usual ronnna Il on.anta;,
ments. &s @l7l9 Tg- 5s5oT -FN>
Reade,s celebrated NAV of N.,,ar ~.
Mend which on ito nroar.t;o, - a. p,;f
London, creatad So ylive,v 4 sens.+;o, -a,s -
,,,.oa :" ''i'"aon' aau 80 ani-
nis1eq . controversy between critics and author,
author Of Arrab NJ, poo7. tle
1isnosa Of tbe niece in this "''n epe
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LII Regard 70 'le iaiiure OF the Grau troupe, whose
second appearance at Chicago,has been more nm |
than the first. the Chicago Rannblicoa
,ointedlv and trnI,, .. pa'ii''i'
+. ~ ~ns !, e'y ss1s ',rS -, !
~ - seng,ai1y M oeneved IN New York that the
hars; lina aucn sympathy IS expressed in the En-
enthusiasm in embellishing Chicago with lis mag
.teelt opera mouse dd not save his private in
efeStS from the disastrous hffpntS tbf-