The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-29
xortI,ern Correspondence.

New York. April 49, 1s4s.
ofhe Crescent: During the day, and up 70 the tlmt
s o Sp wiling dusk we have had cloudy chilly
Of ny pa tommy geather-te stormy part consisting OF
ta@P snow and o., 9ne,q S h ram whef
or sSd the walks vii us5l = me Whole 5eag supern
tended Dg S S are celebrated ior My business friends
S9 n been complaining today OF the dizziness 81 trade
gb law New Yok ooks and acts under the influence
s day have been h Al III, 9gh rrsf
and gp e notion and afc Io on without any apparent
AMMUNITION Theg G nh e no Oh s se or me
WHY iha chamng buoyancy which marks TIE Iown, OF
ieqosnr s ior keeping the walk clean Yol keep wary
1 lest garments s get a gaaeq v W INGENUITY eaa it to
UMBRELLA being hopeessy annexed 10 lnat OF
Oas o s American Museum, looks straightforward like one
Poeb detemned try the powers OF his eye.slght IN
g granite o@ Venerable abe Saint fY thou conds
10 eostes to the wicked again as OF DID, how many danes
and ao inst now) might catch It, Tor their frates and
fBt;nr 10 The berest hatred which exists between
Y, mpbnrners" and Old Hunkers, in this city. The
conduct le uTopheced in my last letter about Have
nn success y has created great guilt between the Two
hooes are thoroughly aroused and proclaim that there
bunes hone of the wings than OF the Hunkers John
Van Bneh La attention 10 poltics-in which you know
ana tskine something of nose The Radicals have
n
impoAI arp Dix of the Senae-Cambreiing who, from
Ia'i .m down at Huntington Long island speaks and
ynss ag nmgt,o Northumberland Hoffman, the naval
i a9ssnsreB r RUterCo. Sam foungIHavemeyer, the
NagoI f Keie OF the Democratic ReviewO Sullivan
selv OF the same work-and vast army OF Young law
loI, oaenrs phianhopss enthusiasts. and believers
yes well ms few hundreds OF the cOolheaded old chaps
st rive penerGbenesS to party Bnt truce 70 political
na rs all hottest fury morris there the least need that
we should anticipate IT, .-,. IN ,,,
Gm large the eighth ward, that had It not been for
@ oon would have left little more than half the buildings
o. @ hon Nos lis and 10 Wooster street. and spread on
mar e o an alarming eXtent-being only subdued by the
mos Tnnnseons as these gallant fellows always are on
bs occasion they made unusual struggles Among other
i aI no The flames at the imminent hazard of his life
and brought from greater hazard the little child OF Mrs
tbe line to and fro There was evidence OF the good Of
human nature the laundering paud that rang over all
d atterWard The fire sconsdeed TO have been the
@o devastating that has visited us since the runous one
down town. three summers since. God only knows what
damage would have followed without the Croton and our
sonehing that showed touches of Irish grit and pat
nosm, OH iat evening 100 az he ohakspeafe hoei
The Irish Republican mon new society held meeting
there TO enrol INTO Irish brigade to be ready to assist
Edn her ey Yo o pretty et abont
thesa times may b. judged from the following which was
embodied of the resolutions OF the Shakespeare meet
Tbat as the family of Man was one in the sight of
Heaven they ready to draw the sword for the re-
moe people of the world as for the people OF the Green
"Ise of their birth"
Rather tall taking, this, isn't if?
LAT Monday about 1900 juvenile New Workers composed
ouoor little creatures who have fathers but that vague
one the public were removed from Long Island Farms
and other places to their and charming location
Raadas and-the place OF cherry easts and corporation
ty Ten buildings have there been erected Tor them
with Coon water, ventilation, and all the other of
health aud comfort. Poor children 1t always makes my
heart ache them Tor, with all the comforts that
be around them public receptacle there nothing
that goes 0neenth as Tar mothers love- and those fam
IN endeamen which other little folks have. There
ny sight something cold and cherries even in the best
regulated families OF the Asylum sort. Nothing
equal The roof-tree OF h0ae.
At theatres have been treated to the production of
some new pieces The Olympic has given dash at
bhoy lie in New York the Bowery has original play
by MAJOR Moan IN prepaatlon and the broadway has put
on the stage piece by H. T. Grattan called The Advo
cate "a piece as hat you imagine any thing with.
Romance and Reality" (orignal title y by MIR. Broug-
ham, the comedian 1t quite bad Grattans but
does lay much behind either. The characters each
tbe old men, young lovers pert chambermaids affected
iOp that have had possession of the stage for the last
eight years Speaking OF plays It Is SAID here that Mr. Cor
nehus Matthews the author OF Leser the piece
Just brought in Philadelphia for Murdoch. am afraid
hom what hear, that it has the fault OF too many weead
Ing pays-too much sentiment and abstract sooquy.
week since, the Bowery Theatre commenced Its new
with the English opera Emusic cabbaged in the lump
THE Bohemian Girl those old favotes the Seguins play.
Ing the leaders; and Miss Turnbuii-the liquid eyed Julia
ballet The old stager Hambin is back here again and
sbows unaggng energy Every body hopes he will make
another fortune and indeed, there bad show for him
pany-and is also in the fashion with new piece called
bhoy, yciept Nose The Olympic has been doing
smashing business in the same Inc full houses have
o. d that Mr. w. B. Astor is willing to spend 5000 on
M inside (not enough, thIs) and that MAYOR Gen. Welch
a still hold the relns at the Broadway but sometimes
ee that the path OF managers is not smooth Macad
haea Dramatr Fund ASSOCIATION in process OF organ
Raising by subscription donations and bequests from
HeuP md
annual festivals, fund to be devoted making provisions
for Die support of members thereof who by age sickness or
accident incapacated from pursuing their profession al
calling and for the support of the widows and orphans OF
members thereof and Tor the purpose OF detrayng the tune
rl expenses OF members thereof
a good object, and therefore worthy of success.
With the briskness OF trade and the navigation the
Hudson, has commenced that eager competition between
boats delightful TO travellers and ruinous to the
OF the boats Some from New York Albany, for
shilling what passes among tor dime only Two big
boats, the Manhattan and the North America, running
stuff opposition though, thus far neither has the price, Tor
nous scene that exhibited their wharves, whenever they
arnve or depart Then chaos is again. and, what
mes baggage and cab dnver-even though you only
Io down there for amusement, and have thought OF
going on b0afd
The health OF the city just olerabe; last week We had
% deathsSl OF consumption, IA OF small pox, and 81 Of
accession to the ranks Of young physic Theirp nelec
ua faces and black coats sometimes theadbare) meet
every block In literary matters there not great deal
Aaveyou New 0eanians been any way . alive respect
ng tle new novel oil Jane Eyre, which our literary cir
ce ak about and crtcIse much lately suppose not
uough; Tor you make money fast the Crescent City,
70 be particularly devoted 10 literature any of It's depart
nenis Well, every body here has been talking OF Jane
Eyre and now every body Is beginning to talk OF Win
ahs Heights by the author, Cor authoress p One
ming there no denying the books original in their
ew ana chaacef-the old stereotyped novel parts are IN
hem th,0Nn overheard. This very reeshing for the
Wohdhas little tired OF those same ladies and
'ehenen Recommend New Oreanian folks OF leisure
. gel these works and read them; both OF them sugges-
I'VE OF new and good thou ghtS.
hHlOn5 our MINOR pOhcanS considerable excitement has
III aLe today-commencing last nght-caused by The
wholesale appointment, by retiring Common Council OF
ip9n one hundred and nifty wing commissioners OF deeds,
ma Twelve wing court clerks, etc This sort of pay
" ue undeworkles Tor services rendered the party.
me o6r party cry against the deed but then every
ouy KNOWS they would MT have been too good do the
alne thlng under similar circumstances
:, me Hiberna sailed to-day at the hour of noon The
auns and arrival OF the foreign steamers has
soegueht tla creates no great commOtion-eXcep
ans 10 hear who is the latest king sent packing from his
NEW. W i'0'A H'' '"'S' '''
WIN the promise 10 be attentive to Your good Ores
t tndh have lately been break off this already
Gts e,lt-wthng you ALL in moral and physical
- NV d u'he as much clouds as SUNSHINE.
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