The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

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"a OBITUARY
l THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1s4s.
SANTA ANNA GoNE.-Capt. Hammond, OF the
Chrisana arrived here yesterday, states that Santa
Anna left Mexico on the morning of the 4th inst
If this be true it will be better for all parties, fol-
Santa Anna has for years been the evil genius OF
Mexico.
PAREDEs.-This distinguished individual, who
bad been supposed to have given up his monarchl-
cal schemes, and to have retired to the obscurlty
of private life, has reappeared on the public stage,
and his advent seems to have created no little ex-
element in the Mexican capital
Gs- The brig Mary Jane, Capt. Hussey, from
Tampico, and the schr. May, Capt Allen, from Vera
Cruz, have our thanks for late papers
| o. The steamer Andrew Jackson Yesterday
| brought us late Cincinnati papers.
SHIP AsHoRE.-By the arrival yesterday of the
ship Sultana, from New York we learn from Capt.
Barrett, that he saw, the morning of the 4h inst,
large British ship, apparently about 800 tons, high
poop deck and painted ports ashore on Berry
| Islands. From appearances, she had got on that
morning, the most part of her sails being filrled ;
| he could not make out her name. On the same day
the Sultana passed the bark Rainbow, of Gardiner
| destination unknown.
The STEyERMARKERs.-These celebrated must
clans give their sixth concert at the Armory Hall
this evening. A full house will doubtless be
present.
ORLEANS THEATRE.-This evening the celebra-
ted grand opera, by BeIlini, Norma" will be
peated for the last time in this The lovers
of fine music will have opportunity of enjoying
the rich notes of Fieury Jolly, Casn and Dutfeyte.
We would advise those who have not heard Norma,
not miss this occasion.
AUCTION SALE.-Messrs. Pierson d Bonneval
sell to-day, at Banks Arcade, at noon, several
lots of ground, situated in the city of Lafayette.
The sale is well worthy attention. See advertise
ment. in another column.
o. We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertising columns for the card of II. Par
sons 81 Camp street, extensive Piano Forte dealer
sY"Sse Third page for additional Mexican News
WIG NOMINATION IN M1ssouRI-The Mis-
souri, Wing State Conventions; which assembled at
Boonve, Missouri, nominated, on the 9th instant
Maj. James T. Rollins for Governor, and Col. D.
D. Mitchell for Lieut.. Governor. Delegates were
also appointed to the Wing National Convention,
which is to assemble at Philadelphia on the 9TH of
June. The Boonve Convention nominated Ed
ward Bates candidate for the Vice Presidency
of the United States.
Our MINISTER AT PARIs.--The. movements of
Mr. Rush. our Minister at Paris, as far as thew are
connected with the French revolution, are in the
highest degree commendabe. His dispatch to the
State Department, announcing his conduct, &cais
most interesting document, which nothing prevents
us from giving but want of room.
SYMPATHY WITH FRANcE-We have the pro-
ceedings of two meetings of sympathy with Repub-
lican France, recently held in New York-one of
the Irish Repealers and the other of the Swiss Re-
pubcans. The crowded state of our columns,
prevents us giving full account of these demon
STATIONS, but we hope to be enabled to do so to-
morrow
RIGHT AND PRoPER.-A public meeting was
held at jackson Hall, Washington, on the night of
the lst inst, to take measures for enthusiastic
reception of the new Minister to this government
from the Republic of France.
o. The French in New York have resolved TO
have funeral obsequies in honor of the revolution
airy martyrs
EDIToRs' SYMPATHY WITH FRANcE.-The meet
ing of Editors, at Washington, to congratulate
France upon her new liberty, took place, as an
nounced, on the evening of the 4th. w. W. Sea-
ton National Inteligencer) chosen President.
and Isaac Hill, Amos Kendall, John T. Towers.
John P. Hess, Nj. NJ Noah Jacob Gideon Erastlls
Brooks, Charles Eames, G. Bailey, jr. Nathan Sar
gent, J. Bgelow, and w. Thompson, Vice Presi
dents. Some guarded resolutions were introduced
and passed, after which Major Noah Amos Ken
dali, Erastus Brooks, Mr.. Richie, J. A. Houston |
w. E. Robinson, L. F. Tasistro, A. F. Cunning
ham, and F. G. Grund, addressed the assemblage. |
Mr. Richie created some commoton by offering the |
following resolution
Resolped That the thanks Of the meeting be given Mr.
his prompt and cordial recognition OF the Republic of France
What on Gods earth there was to object to in |
this resolution, it passes our powers to see but it
was argued pro and con, for some time, and finally
left Enacted upon! At ii o'clock, motion to ad-
journ prevailed.
Photographed to the st. Louis Republican,
CINCINNATI, April 6, 9 P M.-There was large
and enthusiastic meeting at the Market House, to-
night, to congratulate the people of France. A
series of resolutions were adopted, and several adj
dresses were delivered. The river is still falling
The line east of this place is out of order.
RIVER NEws.-The St Louis Union of the 7th
instant says: The officers of the steamer Julia,
in last evening, report the Missouri river falling,
wit fbroo and holf kaafx xafar from |
the mouth of Grand river, and an abundance of
water from thence to the mouth. The Prairie Bird
reports the Illinois river stand at Peru, and RI
sing towards the mouth, with banks full and over
flowing in places. The Upper Mississippi river fell