The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-26
Northern Correspondence.

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We were blessed with most refreshing rain this morning
after dry spell Of three weeks, which had parched til,
ground to powder. New York il in the height of the
dOgday" In every street except those high M
town the one has breathe Is Offensive even with
out the loads of dust have had of late am convinced
that for four five weeks the hot weather here much
more unbearabe than any Of yOurs the South eve
ningS and mornings afford no relief during this time The
former too dsagreeabe sleep and the latter send up
OdOrS 10 heaven whose offence indeed rank The heat !,
very sitting and oppressive people of tevesh dispositions
causing fair idea Of pusaOry OF the only
philosophy for the is of that cool and easy sort which
does not get disturbed by tes One had far better bear the
ills ne has than get excited and by Others a thousand times
worse What the state OF the CaIOnc IN the Crescent Cy1
You can have no idea OF the hshIsu interest felt by
us New Workers in the progress OF affairs in Ireland cyen
divides public attention with the political matters of
land Surely, never before thee such prospect Of
collision between and night the last from
ireland warranted. Here the sDHstrring appeal Of the
! Directory for this city.
I'VE published yesterday the appeal above alluded TO- 1t
is noby and eoGueutly worded document short bu, COM
! pTehensiye.-EaS CrcSceut.l
Iseea little letter under date Of July Gath from Gen Taylor
| IN which the old hero says, party candidate
and if elected shall be the President Of 4 party but Of
the whole People" Good ion Taylor Such letters do him
benefit here, far more than may be imagined.
Notwithstanding the heat the places Of public Amusement
keep open and doing good business. Iambm pro-
greing rapidly with his improvements of the Park Theatre
both Internally and externally | have doubt ut all that
he will make the establishment pay and that will prove
one Of the mo4t popular places Of dramatic entertainment in
America At the Bower now they are I'As''s-Ciocca
C ,,,la' IL IS me atS. psiOIleL,. S.o
ditto: and the National lCbstI4rg the Tslar yal,at,
Iale you Iad any meetings IN Ne" Orleans TO raise con
t5e boIiinr Of ona t.,l~5.2I v,,,<
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! AMERICANS IN LoNnoN-The Lady's New~pa-
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Professor Morse Inc lightning man. as he Is
'aued' was l&'.N married 10 MISS Sarah l. Girls
"UO'' u io.a'''-' ne ilaU prev iouS.y purchased
! and ar.c,.,l a rr,.,.i,,,. r., T':,t,st
! ~ Prof Q. W. Mitchell, Of Cincinnati, has
been appointed to survey and locate the route ottle
CINCINNATI and ST. Louis railroad between Vim
cennes and st. Louis, and Is expected 10 enter I'M
DhA.n o' IIES' AE'S.---lIS' "lheS' ''5
"ie ~ app " HN'S, u 'iiG -'@'5, 'oIi.'N"sL u
,,e 1A'oIi'S i'Nt7,'i'i0 "IS" '' Ne" port IS
" 'ih.s was SIGN 1iIS "eeA' anu '"el9 ',au nol
1sS, ,'s ' G' 'ISl 7'''' ~ il' i' TIE '2o''
M, " VI III
l ''N iiI'''i''7 hil7l 'Io' s'LIL7 ioi
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70 THE CH'LpLEsS'-An aniant, a lew weeks
~, 'I,,,,,9 l,-,l IT,, 40,
aGo sI i'I., ,,l -
and accomplished; and left the child upon pro-
mise of returning within a week. The week has
avr;roJ and ,,o,Ior I,os .,r,,
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FATAL ACCIDENT-franIllinL Libby, Of LongIey
81 Co.'S Express was killed al Kennebunk depot
BOSTON on the. 1trb br- being crushed betr,-.ap
o md onI -
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fatal RAuROAD ACCIDENT Nelson San /
ford was killed near Albany New yorI, on the
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IAN oa'I ''''ii ioi INC "Gs' "iu'e attempting 10
secure a cane which had dropped from the car, .
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBEEY.-The Post Office in .
Greenfield CMassD was robbedSon the 12th Of 4 .
number Of Io,tary which ,.s f,,,,l tI nov, rr,,
-,-t..l.,.s. ,rI....I.:I
iiS "N' 0p1iI' 7' WIN II '"i'.'i'iI" l'io'0y
or vaIuables-It there We're any such-had been
taken away.
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Di9AS N"' , Oil tI7 io'ii' 'Ooul ." 'loSh'
the Atheueum Buildings, IN franklin Place, PM
ade phia, occupied as Head Quarters and the print
ing establishment of Charles Alexander, took fire.
ON tho fo,,r,i s,or,, and IN. l,1iIli,,, ,,,, sro,
'','
from THENCE 10 llle rooI ----
rs Two whales were. taken OFF St. Georre. Ne.
Al feat Ior,, and o,,a at NorI,ao,n Island
us, ,'.,,, w ., -l.,l-,- > -
BROTHER AGAINST BRormER-Smith O'Brien.
of whose arrest a reward of $500 has been offered
by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, has a brother
Sir Iucius O'Bren. in the House Of Commons
The brother gave his vote in favor of the bill for
brother would be one of lis first victims lie spoke