The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-27
Northern Correspondence.

New York CITY, July II, 1913.
Eds. CreScent-Whatever may be said of the III horrible
of society in Paris certainly affords glorious times
for newspaper editors and correspondents. How beautiful
every week plot counter pIosome 6meHtc-some
danger to Government and public safety. Why they VIII
turn their in Paris at disturbance that IN
wolves the destruction of less than thousand or two Ees !
Blessed that people" says big philosopher
whose name forget, . who have annals to write :
meaning suppose that nothing bad at least can be sau
about said people. But that's questionable philosophy HUI
looks best when developed by struggles ana
changes of circumstances LetharGy and sagnatIon you
know not only connected together but are the most I'M
interesting qualities in the world.
Our good city of New York now-a-me, Is blessed with
hardly any annals write. Editors true are writing
every day; and the people read what they write But the
latter is merely created, for the most part to I'LL up
(Aas that process equally handy could mt bel upon
to produce the effect the poorer children OF Od
Ireland , The situation OF New Yok pTecludes her daily
journals from making important ingredient OF that me-
ange of miscellaneous which desirable to the pa
pers of other places We have exc out something
original something that ig0tS fresh, any rate-even
though it like guilt made OF old materials. Readers
appetes hee will be satisfied with thing less
than dishes great scale and OF the latest style OF dress
ing. Yet there a wOndrOuS amount of supercalIy In
the daily dispositions spread before that hydraheaded crea
tue the public by the daily and weekly gazetes. Flat,
stale and Improbable indeed, more than hall the
leaders particularly during summer of the Northern
newspapers. will say nothing of the Southern ones, be
cause have them among 10 speak for themselves
II now settled and TevOcahe turt that the democrats
Of New York, yelept Banbunes have broken away ut
tcfy and altogether from the party organized in the
Baltimore Convent and developed the nominations OF
Cas- and Butler. Martin Van Buren,, from his farm at Kin
derhOok looks out the troubled but evlhces no
inclination say Peace. be still" 1t is understood that
was violently opposed accepting the nomination of the
Convention Utica but things took such enthusiastic
there and his oldest and friends had committed
themselves and his name, that he will it is said, allow
matters to take their The Radicals here, con.
flv in he
John Van Buren,, Is the nomination made,
wrapped himself in lavender and laid his political body
the he-Sweang with oath OF the old sort, that he
would spout during this campaign. John will keep
good though for future and that before seasons,
he must brought out certain that the morning
will rise. All the young fellows OF the North, cotton TO
John there is such a buoyancy, ankness and such
claiming abopdoa, in his sayings and dOings. SIrewd
Judges Of mankind say that Master John has the making OF
/ d better man, than the who made him.
In the ofamu>ements, New York is get unfaggIng.
Hambin has taken The Park Theatre, which he wIl carry
on in conjunction with the BOwery Heaven send him
tor the " Old mans stout heart deserves it, Burton
Theatre (PamOs old place Chambers street. has had the
/ Niennose dancing children At the AsOr Place Opera
House, have been performed during the summer comedies
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night they present music,
with Mons. and Madame LabOrie, from Paris The Mon
palsiers the BrOadway-and the hOya at the
/ Chatham. Besides all these have Castle Garden Mu-
seums, Concerts, Shows, etc, without end.
Our and public places present, Intervals
thing connected with the 81 late wal" as 1t must now be
Caled-sOmethng the way OF a soldier officer in his
uniform, mutIIated relic Of what stawah
but whom disease bullet bayOnet, has shon OF
his fair proportions. VIII be a little curious
what effect and athwa the land the bringing home
whence they started and redfusng among rs reel GTAU,
viii have the affairs Of The Republic! You remember
through the the nt-fghtmg folks predicted all sorts Of
dan ers when peace should make it necessary to dsband
army. Ills difficult though, perceive likelihood Of
such dangers in any circumstances at present existing
MANAuATTA.