The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-13

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Apop!eNy ], Congestion Of the Brain Consumption .
C,onp l. Drowned Debility 2 pysentey >; Hqietls !
ss'ff %G To rfS S Of S WHt i ns s
ana mo, : coi9Ted We're under 70 years of age.
France 2 Swzerand l, Prussia 3, Denmark / Holland
Pennsylvania Tennessee Nlasscuset, l. Uace,tain 10
A HESTER, Secretary OF Board OF Health.
IRISH ArFARs.-We publish a letter to-day from
! our New York Correspondent, s. Manhattan
which, although We widely differ with the writer
in his remarks upon the Irish people, in conformity
| with our lnvariable practice, we place in oul
columns without modification. Our correspondent
4 sincere friend of Ireland, has allowed his d>ap.
pnnnent the failure of the so-caIled Irish rebel
lion TO warp his judgment and reproach the people
undeservedly. The struggle OF SIX hundred wears
ayains English rule attest their love of national
Independence; and what people have proved hem
selves Drawer wien fighting in the cause Of an
adopted country! We are no believers in the par
aIoy that man is coward on one piece of earth
and a brave man ano;Ier. L is not the Irish
| people who are TO blame for this apparent apathy
IN prematured crisis All the accounts 90 to show
they were willing to rally around the standard o.
Smith O'Bren, in every negilborhood Of his pres
ence, but they We're deferred by the earnest en-
treaties of the Clergy, and the preachngs of that
Clergy OF the vanity Of the contemplated effort.
The motives and the reasons oflhe Clergy have vet
TO deyelope themselves. They may be right, may
BE- Wrong-5ut right or wrong, the people do not
lose III our estimation. Yesterday we published a
letter from The Dublin correspondent OF the New
ork Tribune. conclusively showing the activity
OF the Clergy in dissading the people from revolt.
o. The New York Mirror says the Crescen, Is
no prophet. We never presented ourselves before
the Mirror as a prophet, and we do not see what
could have induced such reflections
TIE COMING SE.soN-lt will be seen by the
letter Of our correspondent, 9 Long Nine that
Col Place, of the American-Wc believe he is a
colonel, if not he deserves 10 he--is making great
preparations for brah theatrical season. His
company will equal if not surpass any that we
have lad Tor many years, and under the direction
OF MIR. Gratan, its fall power will be brough; into
operation. The American will receive new i'm
pe;lls this winter, and will doubtless 90 on flourish
more than ever.
lCE.-We call the attention Of The public. with
much pleasure, to the cards of Messrs. 4. w Bos-
worth and Stanton Il Co, in another column, con-
tanning the gratifying intelligence of a further sup
ply, and reduction in the price, Of that greatest of
all blessings in this climate called Ice. Messrs
Stanton q Co. inform US that they have advice of
the shipment of SIX cargoes of ice. some Of which
as far back tie 18th of July iast-yct at the same
time, for the present recommend the economical
Use OF 1t until further shipments received.
~ The Boston Republican considers it favor
able augury Of the success Of the Free Soil party
that most of the poets belong 10 it. The others
parties are then left with mere truth than poetry
in them
JOHN VAN BuREH-We publish this morning an
extract from the speech OF John Van Buren, at
Philadelphia specimen of the manner in which
the Prince carries The for the restoration of
Papa. John is smart boy, and gives it to both
parties without regard 10 consequences. 1t is said
that he travelled through New York on the strength
Of one speech, which he delivered about fifty DIFF
terent times now that the newspapers have begun
10 report his speeches, he will have to find new
speeches, OR new model the old one, so that it can
not be instantly recognized. John has much toll
and few thanks in prospect.
GF- The Newly orl, Globe says that ten or twelve
cases of Yellow Fever have occurred in that city.
and that the press and Board of Health are conceal!
ing from the public the fact Of the existence Of
the fever in the city.
81 military expedition for Oregon is 70 pro-
coed with all possible Dispatch from Fort Leavell-
worth TO esccr, the lately appointed Governor
Gen. Lane.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE REsIDEyT.-Charles
Hcs ean. OF Ne" ork, TO be Attorney of the Uni
TED States for the southern dstric; of Sew York
vice Benionin F. Butler removed.
Nm 4. Hall. Of Missouri, 70 be Associate I,,s-
tee of the Supreme Court Of the United States for
the Territory of Oregon, vice James Turnev. WHO
declines 10 accept.
Thomas C. Mcdowell. Of Pennsylvania. TO be
consul OF the United States for the port Of Bahia or
San Salvador, in Brazil, in the place of Ale, H.
Tyler, recalled.
~ The Secretary Of State left Washington on
the ID instant. on short visit 10 Saratoga The.
Secretary of War left the ne evening on sySit
10 his family in Alhanr.
WAsirvGToN. Sept. 4-'This morning. Nr. "a
ward McGowan. long know as a celebrated far
rer was found dead in The stable Of Wesi's Hotel.
on Seventh street.
The following bets made Tvs morning. al
one of onr large hotels: 500 that Gen Taylor Will
not get States: Sic0 Oh S States; 800 on 10
States 500 on Il States Sl00 on Il States and
$500 that he will not he elected at all. Another
bet Of 81 coo that Gen. Taylor will not be elected
was declined of Baltimore Sun.
RECEIPTS FROM THE pUBLIC LANDs-We find
in the Washington mon the following statement
Of the monthly receipts from the sales of the Public
ands, for the fiscal year commencing iuly |. 1871
and ending 3olh June, 1915 as reported to the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury:
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