The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-20
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~ TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1s4o.>
Correspondence Of the Crescent.

Jfsus-FT0n Observation-Disclosures sJepartures.
NEW YORK, March 9th, 1S49.
Eds Crssesnt-Our nsehbon of Canada arc getting in
bettor humor fast. We have Montreal and st. Johns
papen the 3D. nst and some of them talk against
the "powen that be-" One of them-the St John 8
News-holds the following language
THE predictions made by Mr.. Isaac buchanan bid fair
Pc Lord En may be the last
fsas in t~e g ,ean
ap1snd.se B wi" cease
All this of course, conditional upon the payment of the
losses incurred by the insurgents in 1897 and 1893.
The cholera imported by the ship Liverpool does seem
to be of malignant character and there is rea,ona.
bs doubt Of ito belonging to the Asiatc type at ALL Dr.
MoDowd who in the Liverpool states a. his opinion
that the disease generated board the ship and arose
from bad air change of food deficient clothing etc. There
only about twenty of the passenger sick only ons
OF whom exhibits symptoms at all resembling those of chol-
era and there little doubt Of his recovery There not
the least excitement tho in this city but Staten
Island there is naturally much ugly feeling.
This foreign by the steamship America reached New
York this morning. in sixteen hours from Haax-one hun
dred miles of the distance brought by horses and fifty
by steaDboat-the rest of the way by the
telegraph. Within the next sixteen hours will reach
OF tho cities throughout extended continent. As the
Telegraph will tell yOu all about it week before my i,sive
reaches your hands, will say nothing more on the subject
than that body well pleased with news notwith
standing the fact that slight decline shown in the prices
OF breadsufs and provisions and that cotton has ad
AZ" uooisas hsio Wec Reue pIepuSu iO
market report.
trust the favorable new, from France based upon true
information and good judgement.
BY The brig Falcon from Bermuda. we have dates from
S George to the 10th ut One of the papers states that
John Mitchell will probably be free emigant
TO the Cape of Good Hope. account of his health which
still seems to he bad.
Several ships got off yesterday with emgants for the gold
or three Of them. but full. Those going
chiefly from the interior in this and neghborng States
There but little gold fever in this oty-hse is
of it in Boston than in New York
Yours. etc.. INDICATOR.
Mrs sssr, RsSasSi.ssmzns 9ss,eLTs wsesr-
New YoRK, March 10TH 1879
Eds. Gsseent-Mn. Butler will not take room, in
which to deliver her Shakespean readings larger than that
of the Stuyvesan Hail. assigning her the great
task it would impose upon her voice to read in of
greater dimensions For who has been accustomed
fill the largest theatres with her voice. this strange
excuse. She Is caprioi0ns.
The Opera subscriber still hang back and Mr. Fry stands
fixed in his position His expenses very great
he has the house and large his hands
What his intentions in the of the failure of his
latest efforts know po but it ntmated that the
OF opera house will probably release him from his
their behalf, grant him the free of the
house for twenty five nights in he will proceed under
the old rates of subscription.
Our weather 10 delightful-a light frost at night and
by day having the effect render the streets
quite pasabs and Broadway is again becoming pleasure
ground.
DR.. J. w. Reifeld delivering course of lectures
physiOgnomy in this city Some of his propositions and
illustration remarkable to the less Of them and his
positions generally have the advantage of novelty if
other Fortuds. he il indicated by the size Of the
head cerebrum and illustrated in the and the hum
ming bird susceptibility of improvement shown by the
large car. Most great have large The growth
of hair the face indicates inDsivcness and the size of
the eye. activity. Persons with large think fast speak
rapidly, and arrive at conclusions quickly. Those dstn
gushed by shades Of color in the and face
iinsuss-ths peacock is illustration. Firmness and
stubbomness. indicated by long neck also the love
OF freedom The people who live under monarchies have
short necks, the English for instance The goose
Illustration ID Of the first part of this proposition The dis
tanoe from the ramose of the to the angle of the jaw in
dictates love of responsibility Generals Jackson and Tay
lor and Napoleon, are illustrations The Doctor making
good thing of his lectures he do with novelties of
this description With novelty pays much better than
philosophy
Our sister city of Brooklyn in ferment. Some months
since the City Fathers and sundry citizen wise in the law.
discovered what every body else well knew the charter
Of the said city of Brooklyn miserable one. and that
her police the worst tolerated by civilized corpO
ration. Measures then taken to have charter
made and convention called for consideration of the
subject Month after month passed away, and those to
whom had been referred the labor of compiling the new
charter wasted their time like Congessmen in long speeches
and hard words. After much spurring however, they
finished their task and handed the embryo of the
organic law to the Common Council Thence after the
pendurs of much mind. it sent up TO Albany, and
there. in due of legislation it became law subject
to the acceptance rejection by popular VOTE Of the city
For the decision this regard the charter back
the Common Council couple Of weeks since, and special
election ordered by that body to be hsd the 18th
instant. II then discovered that the charter
worse than the old, and public meetings have been held
and discussions evolved about night since The
is that every body mys,ied and it is doubtful
whether Brooklyn will have a charter or not.
Respectfully, youn. lNDICATOR.
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