The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-14
Northern Corrl .ence.
Yong. October 4. 1873.

York. October a, 1913.
Blessed be the fine bngh nel Here after three days
of cold darkness and rain have last clear day
again. proving that what get Of the delightful, only
be truly enjoyed after pretty long of the dageahe
Although thsfan poured down plenfuy enough Mon.
day night, the great concert under the direction Of Mr.
stakosch off according at the Ia
benacle. Never, in New York was such performance;
never. such audience The great illuminated
ny hundreds OF waxhghts, in addition TO the -Four
thousand people the p-top of the city crowded themselves
upstairs and down. band of eighty Instruments each of
e INST class Of performance rendered some of the choicest
musical productions ever composed
The exhibition of the American Institute oneped va.ta
NoDcdy tnere it raned hard The articles are of
the same old sort and variety Hardly apy thing new
Some OF the Antlquarans hereabou are goating over
valuable MS. document, recently discovered in Tntcb t
the Hague giving the earliest account of the New Neither
lands 1t has been sent hither to the New York Historical
Society,
The Irish Directory, {NTessrs O'Connor Emmett Greeley
j. w White T. Hayes and h'Keon,) have issued another
manifesto to the American people general and the Irish in
particular, the subject of the funds the the Direc
tOrys hands. They talk independently and bluny Their
motives commendabe; but the day of their past
We had all better let the question go by default.
Macready appears tonight Macbeth at the Astor Place
Theatre Hambln at the Bowery, another goOdy runof
an actor who 6M forward and exhibit the mere she'll
Of genius
You remember the of Korth, mentioned in former
letter, arrested for attempt to murder Mrs Behm at
corner Of johnson and Adams Streets Brooklyn The trial
came on yesterday The case be clear enough here
is Mrs. BIS testimony:
" The prisoner often called at her husbands residence
and was on terms OF tendshp with him. the Of
August o. he called while she and her husband were at tea
and after some time said he would like drink of water her
husband went to the pump and while he out Koh at
lacked hr with caneswod and beat her with whip until
she was insensble."
The Coroner testified that Mrs Benin had three stabs on
the neck and breast besides and stabs elsewhere Mr.
b. also TO being attacked by North on returning from
the and beaten and banged to become insen
BILE Korth counsel that the blame the attack lies on
the other side.
The new naval officer. Mr. Bogardus has made clean
sweep OF all the Banbumes in his establishment and filled
their places with HunkeTs Lawrence the Collector still
sticks out Somemore changes in the head officers here and
elsewhere at the North, every way likely before fort.
night eapses.
Immense numbers of immigrants continue to pour in by
the Liverpool Havre and Bremen packets Two thousand
arrived day last week Let them come and welcome
the more the better Let them however not remain in
Cities but post westward forthwith and vote themselves
farms.
Some of the Protectonsts and Paper Moneyss here are
trying to reuscate little of the old malgnanee against R.
Walker, low Tariff and the Independent Treasury Few
pay any attention to them however, if they provoke public
notice so as to bring contest Protection will very
likely lose the ground already retains Walker will stand
higher In the history ofthee times than any other man of
the present administration he deserves to, too
MANHATTAN.