The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-10


1t less than 420 900 and may probably number
high 100000 induced to favor the latter probabl
y nom the large immigration to TINS city during the past
three years. In 1897 Mr. Darby the celebrated geogaher
and satIstlcan In giving the United States aggregate
population OF 66o9o In 8iS assigned for this city 3i8,8i5
inhabitants under estimate OF at least one hundled
thousand.
Commerce has increased proporionay but suppose
own city affords more remarkable instance 0fdapid CON-
mercal growth than any other In the world.
Il. h. Collins going ahead with his large ocean steamers
or which he has selected the Pao Alto, Buend
Vista, Ceno Gordo'' and Contreas." We have al
ready live or SIN ocean steamers plying from this city
the big pond 1t may be of service to some of your tav
cling leaders 10 state tie time OF Geparure viii
cude those running tom BoSton-whIch one of the
yrbs oil New York-aiso.
The Hermann, Capt Cabtree leaves New York for Bre
men and Southampton the 10Th May, July, September
The Washington The 10Th june I'D August and 10Th
October Both leaving Southampton month from the
day OF leaving New York. Passage from New York TO
southampton OF Bfemen First cabin $i20 second do $50
From Southampton Bremen New York First cabin
Sl5O second do, $S1 The Sarah Sands will leave New
York the Eth July. 9Th September and 18th November
Leaves Liverpool 9TH June, 9Th August and 10th October
CABIN passage, $780, The America Capt Judkns, sailed
Cambria, Capt Harrison, to leave 24th May Britannia
Capt Lang, (Tom Boston, 18th May Caledonia, Capt
Leltch, QIom Boston) list May Acadia, Capt Stone
Qrom Boston,) sailed. One OF steamers leaves
each week until November Cabin passage $l20
from Scotch there the aIlest kind OF living
board these ships. 1t like going st. Charles
bythebye would not that be gonous-wlth old Nudge for
captain, Wilson for and Spur clerk The accom-
modations would nave to be increased, shortly.
Did you read how hard Fna Bacon talks in his Day
Book" OF your city. With eloquence and truth
he might lJouna and ledger, also with the superior claims
OF YORK.
In New Orleans, young with merit and talent is
almost to succeed With humbug essential to
must not try business he has large stock
OF ON hand The secret OF almost all success, with u.s. lies
IN deception. My quailcatofy almost leaves abundant
margin Tor honest merchant engaged IN trade
Amongst dealers we LOOK Tor honesty
and numerous Tie instances our community where
fortunes have been acquired and enjoyed in direct
contempt OF all really honest principles are not the only
community that oleraes this state OF things but cannot
deny that foster the niquity endey than other
CITY in the world and our laws, carefully as they are now
framed with the object OF protecting the unWay, cannot
reach the wealthy operator who takes advantage OF gull
bly, and often sutferngs into god The evil Is
increased by the facility OF its and those to whom we
should look for antdotes supply with OF the poison
Our newspapers and dspensae deeply infected and
moral and ply seal diseases popagated by means which
have been established with the OBJECT OF destroying them.
We have in New York, have before mentioned, over
hundred newspapers. OF these not onehalf exert
heatul influence society," Thirteen OF the number are
unequyocaly and unblushingly immoral Some there
and WHO advance preenons to the advantage OF
espectaDy DO not hesitate 10 pahuei " te PIC
objections OF the mob by singing q@ottaea" p@hs W u
presiding splt oil butcheIy whlch mas fa'ased Two
tor the last yedls and those who against the murder
of individual, McCoy, by Lilly, sullivan y Co., aS
outrage upon the community to be redessea only p
capital penalty can aud to the skies the men and the
principles which have produced such wholesale butchees
as those Palo Alto Buena VISTA Cero Godo and Molina
del Rey In this too the not confined to us-the
military ever-a moral cholera is wide spread over the land
and the ballot boxes threatening again to
put one of our successful Generals which, by OF
their class has already been used throne. Am trench
ing on politics Indeed such was not my purpose heeeHo"S
| q nos mout0ps
Our leaders of HubDe in the newspaper branch are the
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sun anu iieldiu' anu tieil sueGee', u, t'
view' Is almost without parallel lhee Is no
gross tor admission INTO ue coiumhs' II Us pupheato CON
be made to serve the TEMPORARY interest Vi le plope'
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