The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-12

Correspondence Of "Ibe DaiIg Crescent. ~
graph-Gotd in quarts'-Gol story-.Judge Catron 5
Prejudgment-CaiiforniG Operat ons - Launehes-
WOrn-out pesSels for California.
New YORK, Jan. 81. 1s49
Eds. Crescen-Cod wintry weather be the fare
of all neIghbo North South and West and the worst
New York have the peaantes kind of sunshine by day
and starlight by night with just enough frost prove the
title of the
Our Mails wrong END foremost generally but at the
present time they than that They said be
frozen somewhere but far New York concerned
they where So lazy and irregular have they be-
that the Telegraph actually beats them daily from the
South fact without precedent beyond the period of the
last week or two
This said Teegraphs glorious continuance for the
mission of 1t tells things that the old omeR
had idea of before and exces the organs of wonder
ment in the wses At O'Clock this afternoon for instance
we have the surprising information from Washington, that
The Senate assembled at H. the Vice President in the
subjects presented received appropr
dtely REFERRED Various reports from Committees
son. who rported To- The House sasSrg m@ Ss w
were seyeIay e considered and passed. ;,
the Chaplain and journal read The Speaker annoanced
the flrst Thing in order his table, to be reports from Com
Is not that glorious specimen of magnetic Geographic
porting Do they send such tdlng to you at New Orleans
Ihey DO Just So every day New Ork and sometimes,
as before ntimated, they actually beat the mail
One of the papers gold found in quarts in Ire.
land If that the the Caornans ought to pull up
stakes suddenly and for the Emerald Isle placers
only to be picked in smaller quantities
Potatoes must have again. Another paper states that
the Crescent City, has received private letter ntainng
the intelligence that $500 900 worth of gold dust
awaiting transportation San Francisco. This inorma.
ton evidently manufactured with the assistance of the
Telegraph from announcement in the Crescent that
the sum of 81, 600, 900 was in that position.
The extraordinary pre-detemnation attributed Judge
Caon of the Supreme Court of the United States by the
newspaper reporters. in the of Morse al ORey
&C., exces comment. Our Judges be making new
discoveries daily in their respective Provinces and do
hesitate what DU be done in net be argued
before them In New York accustomed to this kind
of judgment but cannot help feeling of surprise when
find it emanating from the high bench Washington
The pretens0ns of Morse & Co. should be lowered and
O'Rey should receive all possible announcement in prose-
cutting his abors relieve the of odous
y but whatever is done in his favor judcay should be
done also regularly. hope Judge Catron misquoted
Our policemen kept pretty active service along South
street. and board the vessels bound for California search
ing for fugitves from liabilities. Several made
daily of parties who have absquatuated with funds unduly
acquired and the dockets of Courts filed with cases
of " false petences,' originating in the gold mania
Whether jury properly convict offender of this
kind is question for psychologists to decide gold ma
MAC as irresponsible other maniac in estimation
great many people have to the hpy ards
thd ume TO the big steamers launched.
They will probably be again disappointed. the tides are
small and it is dangerous launch such vessels except
in as great depth of water the favorable
stances will allow.
The ship builders active principally however,
engaged repairs the recent for Cao hav.
ing brought hull into that had been considered
pretty nearly vauees Several of these huls sorry
say. have been put if not put off, for around
Cape Horn Most of Them however, only intended to
supply the place of good bottoms Withdrawn from their reg
uar business, and put on the gold lists.
Respectfully youB INDICATOR.
bah-,Presenting The Petffons-SaIing Of the Faleo1,
across the Oceam-Stock .WarketS4 Fair Speculation
NEW YORK. Feb. l, 1s49
Eds Creseent-Our weather, which pleasant yes
terday, resolved itself into storm during the night
which, in its turn dissolved itself ugy drizzng rain
and thus the matter stands at this present writing
For month past, movement has been going for.
ward having object the closing of the grogshops
this city on Sundays and petition heads have been circulated
in street for signatures until the close of last week.
when the lists OF names pasted together and placed
reel ready for presentation The petition merely prayed the
Mayor to exercise the authority with which the law has in
vested him. in the premises by appointment presented
this morning. not without some effort at display. Quite
long speech was made by the gentleman presenting the pe
on and another by his honor who seemed think that he
could do but little in urheng the wishes of the petitioners
set forth in the address of the committee who had the mat
-; H.. 81, ~ M ~ e pet'ion ei
A., Ui.p. I LOU In a.. ma 1t caieu upon MIN 10
- @ GU i,oi .e a"' was oeieclVe the
). oI ~; a.. a. i pr'' "nu Tic cou,'s iahed
% secoho s ehors 10 remedy Inc EVIL by Furnishing the
offenders.
ntlei fepneu IN tsfy xood speech In which
&c py paihy nthaea that the Mayor did not deserve
quite much credit he took himself and-go the matter
,nded-all smoke.
With h,s not ony .1aaeu: put crowded
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