The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13
Northern Correspondence.
NrW YORK. A,

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| NEW YoRK. August 81. 1913.
Eds. CreScent-Thinkng that trie of from the
city OF Gotham would be interesting to your readers, de-
spite the heat of the weather and other diposlns to
ena have braced myself the task OF becoming your
temporary correspondent Imprimisthe gas house thought
proper to ilumna itself last light and oyerwhem the
city in terrific pail of smoke Cloud after cloud and
volume after volume issued from the smolderDg ruins ike
freed spirits from the Of volcano and hung suspend
ed IN md air. IN thick and almost tangible masses Inc
chief sufferers, exclusive OF the company, the managers
OF the thaatesthey suffered Burton turned crowds
from his neat and elegant little theatre while the disappont-
ed bhoys choaked Chatham street in their from
Chantrau's National Hanbln. who has always pro-
verbal for having quantity OF gas hand, Jared
better than his brother Managers he manufactures his
own btumnous Examinations Hotels, reectores and grog-
gres Were reduced 10 the necessity of employing candles
and spirit lamps TO enable their supply tine
man and you can take oath that camplue and oil
have " nz SCme, if not more.
There Is but little excitement here the way of politics
We rather think, amid the hubbub OF speech making AMI
PATRIOTISM that old Zachary Taylor has the call OF the peo
PIE. BY the the tinerant candy merchants have
started new dodge, and any gentleman disposed can
amuse his leisure moments by taking moutli Of Rough
and Ready " and licking Henry Clay Pleasant is mt it
Horace Greeley has obtained the s0UbriqHet of sampson
since his wholesale slaughter OF the British troops Some
rcverent people do Horace carries couple OF the
unique adopted by the rsute hero of old under
his hat"
the auspices of Tho. Ianb.in who it Is reported will play
Hamlet it being his H appearance for some yeas no
doubt the house will be crowded witness the performances
the decorations. We rather think the sofas and
chandeliers vii! draw than the Old actor but what S
the odds. As long as they EObt Place ESD the nte.
gable the American Of your city is here look
ns fine fiddle. lie has engaged excellent
ny for lis next campaign among them Geo. Jalnison
Greene, and Charles; Ne,ames Coleman pope Creme and
Miss Eliza Pere Henry L. 6 rattan Is Understand, be
lie cav New whit
best wishes OF host OF friends Tie well known here as
literary and actor o. ability; he also editor the
sunday Age paper of the most sterling character to
wIch he will continue contribute from the Crescent City
As poet, novelist and draInatiSt, Mr. Graan holds an en-
NIable position IN both countries. When tel! You he was
OF the original starters of the i0n4OR Punch - think
offer you efficient guaranty that you will in him
wit, a humorist and scholar. BeSpeak him welcome
through your columns OF his broherchps IN New Or
leans
We understand that the Mon aisr troupe are engaged
wI'h hamb'in for year, and there is report thar the
first musical novelty at the Park viii be grand Opera
in preparation for the Seguns The Hbrett0 by H. T.
GFattan. the music by Geo Loder well known conduc-
ter OF the Philadelphia concerts
If you tired of thu! long letter remember retienca is
vire-ior which sentiment as CAPT. Edward Cutie
leT would ty-search heather mythology and when
found, make particular note. Ever yours
LoSG NINE.
NEw York CITY, September l. lSiS
The arrival OF the steamer agara last evening confirmed
jue Intelligence OF total by the bloody
ment OF England the Irish patriots Let Others say
what they may believe few viii, heart differ from the
following opinion that the Ireland have sone to
blame much themselves The denomination to achieve
Their freedom and rights, would effect that result They
have been tired IN the balance and found wanting Their
most noble hearted and devoted young eatcrs-nen OF IS
c'vaOus and pure patriotism med the
human Dreat-have been caught and handcufei by the
ions OF English tyranny, the midst Of he people who ush
to have laid down their live. before letting those brave spirits
,llr.Ir
may bring forth, only the time eapses but
Tor the present, free to confess for one, have lost my
enthusiasm ior the Irish people The are to be pei for
their sTenngs, doubt but after conduct like that
OF the past month"; our pity will hardly fail OF borrowing
nge OF contempt For noble people oppressed but daun
less, utter syr9pathies nor will America
ever be backward IN tokens Of substantial aid when
can reach them. But Tor people hree times in number
what oar orea;her when latter deied the pro
earthly power. amt GJc0td 1t ioo!Or people, Gpprss
beyond all conquered communities that story ever men
toned 10 fanE at the vital hour when resolution aud
would have overthrown their oahed tyans openly con-
t slchen OF such conduct, and think but right apply
freely the terms surely deserves As the Irish being
united, little excuse is there that. The Americans
not united either, in 70: wealth and influential oI.s
we're numerous but the party Ct ndeDcadence had defr.
m'ndtt0R Gnd COURAGE and would to man, women
either, have fought against odds, and died fighting be-
tore deserving the Of their leaders. Who would be
rec themselye, must strike the blow - and until they Sow
the hearts and the hands 10 do It, let them ask
sisrance from abroad.
The Isle of New York somewhat fughte1 from its pro
pretty, inst now by the advent OF Yellow Jack who has
appeared IN force the Quarantine station five miles below
the city, Staten Island and has indeed, sought some
victims IN the nelghborng villages of that oyey spot The
weather Is bad for the teverbeng very hot sitting and
dry. The heat has caused considerable emigration city
people again 10 country places near by.
Half the annoyed by the odo caused by the burnt
Eas-woks-"hch byth by, have removed already to bet
ter and more appropriate quarters, up list
Yours, &c, MANHATTAN. |