The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-26
oorrespondenos Of the Crescent.

but pretty much all talk Of going The ladies are now NOV
ing in the matter and be expected that tney win soon
send of spoad Of their sweet selves go enat Is ins
craft that viii take me- cure. -.
There are now over thirty ships up for California from tins
city and they ae taking in their cargoes as last s possible
Several others, including the steamer cssosaI cs' staH
soon for Chagrss 10 carry passengers principally.
have nv tears that OF those who 60 By way ef
fsorss ,yi disappointments and delays the
of between that place and Panama insult
cent for any considerable number Of passenger and
still as regards freight
The Harndsns provide passage by that route for about
two hundred dollars. the Aspnwas for hundred and
eigthyfve. This is. of course for seeage accommOda
tons which the contractors warrant comfortable A num-
Der Of respectable young from this city are forming
parties to 60 on these Sems.
A number of our Brooklyn mechanics are engaged in
fitting houses ready to pat in convenient places IN
California 1t reported that two hundred such houses are
to be fitted and sent from here in early ships.
It is observed that ncendiarsm has diminished greatly
since the yellow fever broke ont whether the rcoun
dres have all taken nOtI don't know. but have no
doubt that they will be largely represented in California
take the following from the Sun of this morning how
much of it is true know not-prObably but little
"A young man named Foger who went out 70 Califor
mia year ago. returned recently with $l5e0O in
E9S 70 who failed IN Boston about ouen
months ago and arrested in this city under the stlwe
cargo Of tin ware went to Cafoia has etuled 70 the city
with as he informed Adermsn Stevens ~ GOO in god
between $50 CcJ and 470Cc1 and the of Counsellor
Dewitt stated made TemIttances from
the gold region No wonder ali classes intensely excited
VII such proofs ara given OF the realization OF the riches
fine field for thieves and gamblers and suppose the
docket Of Judge Lynch in those dggags will aoon be filed
with cases.
People here hardly know what to think of Mr. Dougasss
proposition in the Senate TO bring California in State
The free sellers and sbotionists down upon it as
scheme for decoying the free States into surrender of
their rights as ffeemen' and as patry expedent
dodge great responsibility" great many. and perhaps
majority regard the notion favoraby in the abstract
but little discussion viii invest with party, or rather
local coortne and the voice of the North will be raised
against it. The couBe of the Southern party is well cacu
lated to vex people in the Northern and Eastern States who
tainted with abotionsm. 1t has become ifsO
Ience present petition touching upon slavery to Con-
gress and Norheners naturally feel some apprehen
sion the next class Of petitions liable to be thus chaac
erzed. say not that the South acts reprehensby in this
matter it is Southern pGrty-a party composed Of fana
les who assume lead the South by the and who
spout all Of phippcs against the best men, measures
and principles that owe their origin to district north Of
Mason and Dxons line. The great body Of Norherners
would not shed heave sigh, TO abo
zionist in the country take himself off with the Mormons
and yet that whole body has been ossed by the Southern
fanatics of whom speak, Abolitionists, Enemies
to the South" How men in the North voted for
Southern planter and stakeholder last November and for
Northern man who pledged to veto the Wmot Pro-
viso next President Not touched with abo
onism voted for either of these while thousands who
not properly speaking aboonss voted for the Son of
York., as much now as ever, Northern man with
Southern principles"
Moderate people regret see members waste their
time the Tariff question the House, independently of
the extensive doubts existing to the righteousness Of
change if high tariff bill could possibly be showed through
the Senate all know would be arrested by Presden-
Cuba likely to make great part of sugar. and Eng.
land railroad iron and 6ne coons for long time yet
And why notf We have soon oH have, the gold with
which to pay them fort We can afford it, We
-.
with cleaning machines. but it requires microscopic
eye 10 dct the good that they do The neghbohood of
the Park where would look for cleanliness first IS but
little better than Mississippi mud bank. FTench's new
Hotel improves the appearance Of the locality much,
although it is yet thanked the north by the old wooden
santes that have long dgaced that portion of the city,
Our Hotels are having bad time of it, than several
on Broadway having silently changed hands within the past
few months Of the failure of the pTopeors.
Enormous rents are assigned the chief cause aggravated
Of course by the establishment of such places the Irving
House and New York Hotel Hotel keeping here species
Of gambling and the lessons of unfortunate proprietor
have no effect upon his Men who like Sweeny
and Johnson give first rate dinner for SIX and quarter
cents are making fortunes while such BlancaTd at dol
lar meal and shilling glass for Teeshments lose every
thing and fail Cheap accommodations found to work as
good results as cheap postage and cheap travelling and
less mines of California s~Ps=s ths s-a~- 3 'is-
generally Hotel keepers will prove the principle by
adopting it, really time they should try it, for the ex
pense of short sooun in principal cities great bur-
den all except our heaviest business men or Government
officers.
hope your people moving in the cheap postage mat.
ter In New York we have made excitement Of it. and
IL efforts were well seconded throughout the Union, we
should have unohlectonabe law on the SUBJECT
The present abominable restriction of the circulation Of
must all be removed and the Thanking
privilege modified entirely destroyed The postage Of
members ought be paid from the contingent fund orfrom
special appropriations. and that on public documents by
those who receive them Them's my-l may SAVIOUR SEN
timsnts.
report from the Health office stating that no deaths
from Cholera have occurred the past three days produces
much satisfaction in the city. II has the better effect as
ve confidence in the mode Of treatment adopted by the
physicians of the Hospital whose practice will hereafter
when the Choera breaks out in earnest among prove the
| advantage Of their present temporary employment.
There has been very little alarm manifested in the city SC
| far on the Cholera subject. Respectfully yours,
INDICATOR.