The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-21
New York Press on the Macready Riot.
From the Courier and Enquirer.

From the Courier and Enquirer. f
We have ne ther loom; time disposition now--fiesh as
we ave from these bloody and unwonted com
hove {" sea b o ssySg that DO not agree with
the resep he Mordsy night shopd noehave at
tempted appear again Ii he had abandoned his engage
York mob had forbidden Sm Tss Whole
New o c1 haze been saying That the laws Of
lawful calling that they poweess in presence of
sue umslanees dare be made by tGs suihorss 10
whom then execution had been entrusted Every considera-
SANDER upon country should be allowed to
go eas, until had been clearly proved to be de-
individuals implicated 1t of the deepest interest every
a Which a.
IL an actor be compelled to abandon his profession
cur enm Of @ob We ns but Just 10
me cay that no one in the exercise OF lawful calling
shond hastily Or rash refuse to put confidence in her laws
them force Those among US WINS are sensitive to he
of sy Nv MoSs aTs
REGARDED as conclusive indications Of the sp and temper
carry them ont, have been put the Issto sch test as
trust in God they be called undergo
nEp peoabe as are ELK tie
Of last night they have yet their They must convince
private nghtshat have rulers who disposed to
people winch viii not shrink even from the most terrible
and heaending eXtremes when they become necessary
From the Tribune.
Our city has been visited by a Asor Place.
whose consequences most deplorabe Men have been
shot down the streets, and in homes where else
excite meni intense We cannot help thinking the inter-
KEN Ts OF n military a T 5a az s nneasd for
flesh too shocking too far beyond ancpa
certainty and imposb forget hat such affairs are
always exaggeHied thorough and impartial judicial
and the public hestow blame where and such degrees
is deserved, Meanwhile, let have thought to
ia IN nj TInf IJptn m
citizens that there repetition OF these sceneshat
animoslty passion excitement yield TO the necessity OF
serving the public peace and the supremacy OF the law
From the Globe.
Ten thousand people surrounded avenue, and af-
ter cowding to the 'front.' where waited until the mis-
paving stones made our longer stay we took
the win ing stair to the Ampbitheatre We found It filled
rodes The fist act on and he hsss enaE
ably energetic whenever Mr.. Macready made his appear
Presently these degenerated the most foul and
dsgracefu language towards the lady actresses who were
ne.s did the gentlemen connected with The establish
ment About eight o'clock after the lamps outside had been
ThsNe, through The windows of them falling
upon The stage and among the audienceone particularly
str king the large chandelier which bangs from the centre Of
eeeiet with Kisses and but short just after
be hnfed at TIA aud of them severely, If
ever ike ike yas and for nesy half an hour su5mted
without etot at retaliation to the dangerous assault only
removing their inside the The atre fast they
were struck Gown THIS psssveness on their part seemed
aDS at the III the Chief Of Police Re-
codsr famahge, amid shower of missiles. yentured his
Mayor and shst WeserSe being called to he scene-hs
danger becoming more % IT. order
the National Guard as citizen soldiers platoon Instantly
foie rs' then in conuoS bat soon isyns they
So eE
fired. which twenty took effect snHhss! oc.
cosd learn twelve thirteen killed outright and eight
VI 70" "''''e From the True Sun.
One Of these nights has passed. Mr. Macready has been
fearful responsibility somewhere While in the pre-
Of excitement which prevails will mot permit
must speak decidedly upon The course by on, public
"e 90" M ma If there the 6onse Should have
been closed and the stopped The Mayor com
in calling troops. The police woad have been all
sufficient Thee disturbance OF serious character
until the miluary the ground. Their presence
the excitement which brought about the result From
s the mass Of he crowd was Concerned of the Order to fire
of the necessity OF that order we will not now remark ls
this may not be only the beginning au5ie I'VE learned
that the Riot Act was not read The iheIif repeasdy
gave 10 Gen sandford the order 70 fire. he bengin
mand OF the troops From, the SIM
auhos have been and w be vaousy e ssnn ts
showed we believe the most commemorate prudence and
he task time to raise The weapon Of blood against
felow-bu we must ad mire their hrmness in fulfilling
1
faut, however communicate great one and too great
be condemned in the fullest When became
be wanted order to out end, it the manifest
p s hea ss he 's
this not done we are not apprised So important
opposite course taken Iom bravadon order
to proong the strife merely for the sake Of final though
boody mastery oil the evil spilit' with whom they had to
deal The result has pro, ed whaas long been doubted in
foreign countries that rioters eoTa be DEL with seyesy IN
shown that those arrested for participation can hive even
punishment 10 which tiiey are entitled The pIas , ones
NJ Fs%st {, MssssSy i both al !;
the Broadway Theatre and the latter al the Arto Pace
issued night before liner could be of the awful
that hal Iron o s az sy on
the New Yo'k stage foleve.
Ds- The Washiugt on correspondent of the Bal
tmore Sun, writing under date of May 10, says:
Active operations have besnn carry ort the act of
Congress relation the Patent Office wing buildings by
the commencement Of the excavations for the foundations
wch hoe Of the "'i wins Will ploeed Each
wing buildings i'd n length to extend e ans The
north front with street distance Of about KY 'ees h
ssme Architectural character with build
ing, will have, from lis extent most ,Hsong aposa
saloon on each oo Tor display Of the models
wing viii be divided into office each foor-al made
fire proof main building. The foundations of both
WINS expected be completed this and thus they
viii have the whole winter 10 settle thoroughly before the
superstructure raised Every prudent dispatch will be
used TO plete those buildings yeas The propo
sails for executing the different branches Of the work all
in and the results OF the various bids will be made known
II d day or two"
DANIEL. CARRoLL.-The Washington and Bal
tmore papers inform US of the death of the venera-
BE Daniel Carroll Of Duldington, in his 85th year.
He was cousin of Charles Carroll, of CarrollOn,
the last survivor of the sgners Of the Declaration
and also nf Inlu arroll the
! appointed Archbishop of the Roman Catholic
| Church in the United States Mr. Carroll was born
| on the hanks Of the Potomac, and was one OF the
principal founders and pioneers of the city OF Wash
ington. He was original proprietor OF a chief
part of Capitol Hill Surrounded by large family
of grand children and great grand children, and by
numerous devoted friends, he lived respected and
beloved, and died deeply and widely lamented.
| M.cKEREL FIsHING.-From the captains of
,a,-araI packereI fishermen some tyyenty-fiy sail