The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-06
Second DISPATCH.
Correspondence of the Crescent.

NEW YORK. Saturday Night, Nov. %.
most feeling beginning peryade the public
mind in New-York towards that Internal class of villains
who commit the incendarsms which for the past three
months have been laying waste much property well
human hope and comfort here and in Brooklyn. The des
tructOn of Murphys large stables last Sunday morning,
contributes intensity this wrath Woe be to the first Of
these incendaIies who shall be caught should be
much surprised if dash of Lynch law to come in play,
then, unless the police muster streng.
You will notice by the papers that Van Buren,
sderaby ahead Of Cas-, in this State The Free Soer
that large numbers of their voted for Taylor with the
determination of defeating Cas- rate. Probably this
but then of the dissatisfied Wings voted for Van
Buren,. All that the Mchganisn received in this State is
attributable 10 the strong attachment of the Democrats
regular nominations But here am babbing of politics
without any need.
The other night, Mr. Fillmore the Vice President elect
(you know he defeated in A when he against Sas
Wright, for Govenor) had a complimentary dinner given
him at the Irving House. Many celebrities and Oyal folks
there. But Fillmore ism popular among the
Wings. He is generally understood belonging to the
Courier and Express side opposition the Tribune side
o. Lord how those sides - do hate each other!
Much learned debate held in certain quarters especially
among the medical and municipal funconaes about the
probable approach of the Cholera be the general
opinion that we have got to take it. If so, the it
comes the better 1t queer TO the antics some peo-
pie " cut up, at the mention Of the cholera. Consumption
dysenteTy, and nsmmatOry attacks all around u.s.
times than the cholera but you can't make the people
think Isn't there something in "a name! Something!
About II O'Clock This morning. your humble
to take stroll in Broadway. Never did the gay thorough
fare look lovely Never did the shine more glad
s0mey, the air feel bamer the look sweeter
True, there little midland if one didn't take good
he received awkward spasbes of the bat what
can't be cured, must be endured and mud in New York
must be endured most emphaticaly. This is kind of
Free Soil doctrine, however that all people won't agree
with
On the other of Rector street, (Tnity Church you
know, fills the upper sde) they putting up large brick
and marble structure whose depth and ecesses you stand
in Broadway aud look at them, make think of those
endless perspective halls that the flats the stage some
times represent The walls Of Grace Church-deIghtful
musical Grace, where Mabran used TO sing in the choir
and which always celebrated for its sngng-the old
walls that stood rea'eningy for two years. have been
pushed and pulled dOwn,and here goes up this Haunting
meesureess hall What it's for. nobody Jet knows
New York is unusually full of stray visites A score or
two of miscellaneous thousands make great difference of
course; but few hundreds. who dress wel-only little
different from The touch"and who go about seeing sights
form item that people not sorry to behold. They add
to trade for thing and do the Office Of lockers
in New York What good all the fine things of the
metropolis, if people didn't and admire theml
MANHATTAN.