The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-10


them much in the audabs but difcut pro-
ject ofprocung dissolution ofthe Union unfortunately
dsacts somewhat from the force of these encomiums and
the importance Of the developsmsn that their authon 10
sct ustrous example of stamping them with an ofclal
character by declaring themselves representatives OF the
| whole North.
The Canada brings the intelligence that have long e1
peced viz That Great Britain has been visited with the
California Fever in its most malignant form. 1t seems to
have broke out simultaneously in England, Scotland and
Ireland and vessels for San Francisco, drect In
| London, Liverpool, Glasgow and Dublin. with ready
chances. Punch teens with the subject and refers to
on almost every page United States cent stock is at
| par in London.
France is still France. Already there difficulty raised
between the National Assembly and the President, and
collision of their prerogaves be inevitable The
only remedy proposed with prospect of success that
of di'soving the Assembly What the next step be
clear of Quien sabe Ju the Presidents letter
| NJ. de Maleviie 1t rich
The Canada brings letter from q correspondent in
Halifax Nova Scotia, which presents rather unfavorable
picture OF the state of things in that province. There has
long been, as aware, much private talk among the
Nova Scotians about annexation Union, but the
praccabty of the thing has been evident to permit
those in favor OF the to propose it. There but
little good feeling towards the mother country among those
intelligent enough to distinguish the injustice OF her colonial
policy but there much inherent antpathy the univer
sal Yankee Nation" counterbaance the dissatisfaction
| produced by such policy.
My friend, himself a Blue nose, familiar with the in.
teress and feelings of his counymen and well imbued with
the prejudices all Brit sh subjects speaks bitterly
of the relations exiting between the mother country and his
native colony and he with but little favor the
character of the provincial capitalists whose of
prize tend to dam the of the county better
state of things however be promised for the future
and he Builds strong hopes upon the prospect THE pro-
posed railroad from Halifax Quebec Che wres) is looked
forward to with great interest 1t thought its completion
will have the effect of binding the British colonies
closely together and keep off annexation the United
States another century IT, however the work does not
and reciprocal trade cannot be established with you
then 60 for annexation being satisfied that
would be the brightest star of the Union the spot
that require, and worth half dozen of newly
acquired States" (Modest and moderate and utterly for
gettul of California, my friend surely isl
You that the British Government mprudently
granted this miIes and minerals OF the province
with two exception to the assgAees of the Duke of
York. who hold control of them for thirty years
These will neither work the mines themselves allow
Others to do and consequently large field Of enterprise
is completely locked up.
The Ii gisature intend passing law compel the
popeors mines, within certain periods else lose
all right claim to work them after due notice shall have
been served and neglected IF this law should receive her
Msestys assent it will tend much deveope the
of the country.
Our population suffering from the want of the
usual wheat crops which have been total failure for the
last two or three in of which all bread
suts imported from the United States throwing the
balance OF trade largely against Our chief export (sh
Is subject to large duty in markets while -four
of House of Representatives about preparing
address TO the United States Congress proposing reciprocal
trade with Nova Scotia. This if agreed to- will help
very much.
With regard TO natural resources, you have State in
the Union that will compare with Nova Scotia We have
every thing that desirable. except gold. and Caorns is
likely to furnish with much will be required for
time to come
OF blue nose friends shall have all that we can
find for but they Calculate on too much
at
The regular session Of Common Council last night
marked with proceedings of general interest except
in the receipt OF veto from the Mayo returning
the resolution passed short time since, appointing
mittee confer wi the Brooklyn authorities tn. subject
Of annexation 1t was enough for the Mayor TO
turn useless document for Brooklyn has fancy TO
the project involved but portion of argument is UNI
worthy of an enlightened Mayor of enlightened city
There in the relation which he keep
up between the two cities and there decent why
Brooklyn should remain tributary to New York.
A small opportunity afforded last night the
value of the organization of the fire department The
fire lar town, but the citizen companies turned out
manfuy, and brought their engines excellent time
number OF the resigned femen the ground and
of them showed disposition to dcus the operations
of tine amateurs. bat not encouraged. The Mayor
the spot and kept watch eye them One who
the fire with his cap reversed arrested by the
Mayors order
The deaths in New York last week were 2S2, of which
So from deases Of the lungs In Brooklyn there
Al deaths from lung compla nts.
Respectfully, yours. INDICATOR
CoA1-A large number of coal boats LEI, Pitts.
burg for Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans.
OF Boston paper expresses much Indignation |
that half dozen foreigners engaged dancing
and iddling to late hour on Saturday night.
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