The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-08-10
Northern Correspondence.

NEW DIRK JITEt jay 81.
'Through between New York and New Orleans by day
light is the feat which, notice. by of your conempO
of the 18th inst accomplished the preceding day
All hail thou teegraph-th0u who puttest grdle round
least good portion of the earth in literally, less than
time Nor doth this grdle come in bad PERIOD either; for
these the days when foolish of yaous extemes of
opinion talk about dissoving the Union they would
Of selling house! Truly, ligature of lightning will be
OF the sOveegnst things earth to hold what they
would mady unloose As ii s do not think in sober
seriousness there any reality of danger the integrity Of
Republic but lace the State thoroughly together with
magnetic wires, and human power could break
asnnder the bundle. This sOlemnly believe.
Butabcut this dissolution talk does most of TO
you excessively foolish As last resor-as escape from
insult, wrong, and oppressOnas means of something
better than the fruits which the union Of these States has
thus far STANDARDIZATION might be talked about with
less puery But things it to me that all SEN
sibe men, South and North must feel disgust at theway the
point is banded in Congress and among politicians.
To-day one of the dampest darkest, and drzzest of
days Everything indoors and ont, is pervaded by
the sticky moisture The wind, withaI laden with
ea-fog, which to settle heavily the citizens,
and check the usual brskHesS and activity Of g Monday
morning. For you must know that Monday, IN New York
is the day of days. The majority of important business
actions effected that day the dandy sud The belle put
their attic that day and then the theatres bring
out their fresh pieces and then folks commence
ments then also, people get married To-day, however,
the bke business appears be done by the street crossing
sweepers who scuddng across from either of Boad
way with their petcoats tucked between their legs their
please give me penny for keeping the walk clean, rarely
indeed producing any effect amid the general sulkness
Considerable vexatOn is felt here at the cupabe remnes
of the Senate in not passing the bill for establishing mint
in New York. The idea of lacking a section for the
purpose of building mint also at Charleston, 5 o. Is alb
Surd Let each tub stand ifs bottom Congress has
vev bad practice of mixing up three separate
bill and forcing the good portions to either carry
through the bad let the whole be sunk Athese DAYS
of improvement, it would be well standing rule were
adopted in both Houses requiring each separate subject OF
law to he embodied anu passed upon by itself
The Iurke wing of the democracy hold State
veutlon on the 9Th of September nominate candi-
date Tor Governor The Bambumers hold their convention
about a week later. \ week from next Wednesday, the
great Buffalo convention of, when shall see ex-
citing times, and mistake 1t most probable that Van
Buren, will be confined the tTeesOH nominee for the
Presidency. Many talk of Judge Mclean likely to be
put upon the ticket for the VcePredency, Even
Clay talked OF Tor the station. 1t is by means i'm
probable that he may be nominated There IS reason to
doubt however wheherie would accept Mr. Clay makes
no secret of his opposition Gen Taylor and the general
opinion is that he will in favor ofthe Buffalo
nominee
rumor Is circulated in of the morning papers, that
Gen. Cas- has written eter, affirming his determination,
should he be elected, TO veto the WlmO prOviso
The steamer Hermann viii be looked for tomorrow morn
ing People will not be surprised her seaking up the
bay before the down She must have left South
ampton the 10th inst with 40 passengers that
number being booked for the voyage TIE America from
Liverpool probably close upon her heels having lett the
I'D also to- this port The Crescent City leaves
for New Orleans and will very likely be the evee by the
! time you get this epste
Taxing of steamers, do wish you could see, she
lies upon the stocks the largest steamboat ME 1gGd
The foot OF Twelfth street This immense craft is 400 feet in
length breadth and other matters in proportion. She is fol-
davboa on the Hudson and is intended to to Albany
and back byiayiight Shes sO OF moving Astor House
an aquatic St Charles Hotel She is fitted mp with Innumer
able parors dining rooms ETC.; the plan being TO furnish
passengers with meals the eiecory st-not by general
table dhOtc She whOpper there no denying that anC
will introduce new in travel on the Hudson He
buhen 1900 tons propelled BY forysixeet wheels. AMI
engine of 10 feet stroke Her accommodations fol
| over 1000 persons.
Gen. Taylo letter of acceptance appear the paper
to-day Its written in general terms and excites no feeling
either favorable condemnaOry II pretty evident that
in case of the old Generals election the Republic would
have party Pesident-2nd that than be said
| several late
Every body pleased hearing that the Senate has passed
the resolution for adjouming the 18th Of August with
J out doubt, the House will confirm it, MANHATTAN.