The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-10

The issue of the trial of the Opera House
general satisfaction but many wish that the punhment Of
the chief could have been heavier and of the inferior par
ncpants lighter Certainly JudsOns punishment far as
imprisonment and fine concerned bears but small pro.
portion to his offence but that not the Of his pen.
atty Hsis mined in every shape. Two three of those
convicted with him will probably receive paTdons account
both OF their former good character and certain degree of
doubt that still exists their guilt The next one of the
rOter to be tried charged with capital crime His trial
will be brought in a few days.
JudSOnS wife has also obtained her divorce from her mar.
rage tie, from the Court Of Common Pleas
The of the City Inspector for the past wssk shows
total mortality of only &c., The deaths from cholera were
II, five Of which were of immigrants just aVed in shpS
having the cholera board The pressure Of fear being re.
moved city is TelapsRg into s oTgna filthy state and
some Of streets in condition that would disgrace
Cincinnati. The old project of widening Anthony street
and demoshng hundred Ofthe Five Point rock
cries, has been brought forward again and advocated very
stfenuousy but fear it will fail 1t is strange that such
plague spot should be permitted exist long as this has
in the heart Of the city The lies in the fact that
these old dRDdaed houses much greater interest to
their prOpreOB than respectable buildings would pay
Some Of these prOpeor among the most respectable
and moral Of citizens and they plead effectively the
right Of the pocket against the spirit of improvement al
though that spirit prompted and supported by considera
tions of the greatest human importance.
observe that Commodore Stockton is with power.
u appeal TO the people in favor of the shameful and shame
less monopoly of the Camden and AmbOy Railroad To
give the Commodore the benefit of his whole argument will
only be to transfer the Odum Of the concern from the Com
pRny the State The truth that it equally beopRs IN
both From the former time has proved, justice is not to
be expected and smanE to be whether the State has
enough sense of its honor left 10 adopt an equitable policy
in the premises She asked to break her contract with
the Company far that contract honorable as well as
legal bat to modify it do justice to the community
The monopoly by the terms of its charter has yet twenty
ysa to 1t is idle to suppose that the community will
submit to its eccentric mpOsitonE for that length of time
and modification will become matter of necessity Ii is
better do what proper at present with degree of gacs
than do it by and by under COmpulsiOn The Commo-
dos says and suppose he speaks by authority that ifhe
State desire t. they buy the works and pay for them in
fifteen years. without the hazard Of dollar" If So the
OF the State is clear 1t should buy the road and put
its management into hands that will dispense justice TO the
South and East and 10 New JsHey The Of the Com.
mOdOre strongly preseRtedaS strong the pen Of the
author Of the Junus Tracts could make and will have
good effect, although perhaps, different one from that
intended.
For unexplained reason the T ne Sun failed 10 make
its appearance this morning. The Republic Uhe new penny
democratic pApe however, is out and has very oredta Bile
| look. 1t begins saVSgely upon the wings
The steamer New Orleans which did such good service in
the Mexican war and showed good intentions with regard
TO the Cuban tn come, will leave our wsten for New
| Orleans next Saturday.
There is little doing in Wall street to-day Treasury
Notes brought 1885, and the loan Of ~ me- Pennylvanis
Sc were sold ct s5Sl VsVTaVeOtfully, INDICATOR.