The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-19
Correspondence of the Crescent.

Forrest and Maereadv Quarrel Anniversary Meetings
Meeting Of the american Institute-Immig rants-
New YORK, May 10. 1s49.
Eds Crescent Cesar has accepted the crown-Macready
consents to continue his engagement with Mcs Nibo
Hackett at all events 10 effort for this evening" when he
will try Macbeth again. with the cast as before For
rest has dropped Macbeth and employs him for evening
on the Gladiator The quarrel Of the parties
much OF the popular attention, and forms the most prcm
nent subject of discussion in ell circles from the having
to the grog- shop Every expedient esoed for
the purpose OF bringing the sympathes of the mob into
action and especny that of appeal to national preudices
The Forrest folks have posted large placards. calling
upon working men " to stand by their lawful rights
which threatened by the of the British steamer
lying Jersey City The Maceady people retort by
appeal to Engshmen TO appear tonight and support their
countrymen. by nature and education gentlemen. and
tho only deiineator Of the Engtisk drama against
IL of miserable rabble." who have grossly in
suited him The discussions in the grogshops lively In
quarters, Macreadys friends that he an Ishman
born in Cork ITSELF and it the duty of his e0Rntrpmen to
stand by him. They asked Yankee fashion, in reply
why then does he write his name Macready instead of
McReady as true hearted Irishman would do - This
shows is alleged that he is ashamed Of his people, like
Braham who the first of his hide the fact
that he Jew What will be the of the
rg's trial it is impossible to tell If the British steamer
people make their appearance, grand row will take place,
but it not al all probable that they will be at the house,
The Mayor and large Police force will be hand and the
first twenty that attempt disturbance will TO the
IOmbs we shall what KIND oil stuff Mayor made
of, at all events
The Anniversaries in full play and immense
of oraory expended the initiate variety of interests and
isms represented therein. find nothing and hear nothing
the discussions of last evening and this morning, worth
recording my letter. One of the interesting of the
meetings is exhibition of the childen from Randalls
Island, which now gathering at the Tabernacle.
meeting of the American Institute be held this
afternoon, when officers be elected There
sdeabe degree of spirit thrown into the of the
rival parties in the Institute, and feelng exhibited.
Ex Mayor Harper is brought forward in opposition to Gen.
Tallmadge for the Presidency, the ticket which
supports freeman Hunt for Treasurer against Edward T.
Backhouse and Mr. j. r. ST. John against Gen. Chandler
for experimenting Agent. Talmadge's ticket is the
regular QUE.
The number of immigrants arriving here for the past two
three days smanot zoo arrived esterday
and none to-day far have heard. II hardly to
be expected that the remarkable influx of last week would
be continued for length of time Ii it should we
Yankees would iEd it expedent TO evacuate GOtam
ey. Our grocery and mechanical branches of business
rapidly filling up with German attendants and operators.
and Yankees daily crowded of their situations to
make room for comes who will do better work for half
pay that they consider absolutely allow them
living There is something wrong this, but wkat is
will not say.
have the gold dollar, and admire it greatly. would
like to have thousand of them.
The weather has set in pleasant and promises TO keep
for-the day. Respectfully, yours, INDICATOR.