The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
VOLUME. H. -. NUMBER $50.

which has truck HIN with much surprise Il would seen
Washington hai been received with isdaigsses and Reid
worthy ofpalAiion b 5dsungusbe Minsef Of Foreign.
dies The wong b. q lie os asTss u the uSid
iss hiHe now etPosct Liberty and Il fact con
bssgah abused, 10 perform without any further delay an
peal 70 The French Government would have relieved HIM
I TINS Government Is .tbe guardian Of tsOwHAoa0i ard
2 viii never submit 70 inlenii9nd diHespeet By he
nave been informed that no further win be
hedth him BY the Executive Of the United States and
every proper facility will be offered bin should be desire
The 1eidsnt further instTucts me 70 express to your *
eelency the friendly sentimens Of himself apdof this Gov
nPent for TIE President the Geyeinment and the People
IeciprOcated By them and be anticipaies with lively
.atisiseiioo the arrival of NJ Peqns successor with
agreeable and ndly ntercouTge and the Split
o. puiu9 courtesy, which will be honorable 10 both the
ai6 mean time prompt and respectful attention WILDE
fsspsce oontriss which naS s. made throniIsnS obs
diDlomatB agent whom the French Government may zee d
avail myself of This opportunity to offer to your Excel
eney the assurance otmy most dH ushed consideration
FRoM New BRUNsw1cK-A few days ago an
adjourned meeting of the New Brunswick Colonial
Association was held at St. John. A general dis
cusson Of the subject of Colonial politics took place
A resolution was introduced, proposing Federal
Unionof the North American Colonies, 'S prepara-
tory to their immediate Independence - Whicyyas
negatNed By small majority A FepOrt'was pre-,
scented, and laid on the table for future action.
This report suggests the postponemenr of all de-
cisive measures till the other Provinces shall have
shown a disposition to concur in the great object
ii comprises also the following declarations:
" The Committee believe that, whatever NAV ma be
the future destiny of these Provinces Their welfare
will be promoted by deVoting our attention TO the
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mend to be declared as the present object of this
4 association: A Federal Union of the Provinces
| wItlia concession from the Mother country Of en-
i lArged powers of enlightenment, including the
| unrestricted privilege Of making laws to regulate
and protect our commercial andindustFial inteRasts
| A commercial agreement with the United States
/ establishing reciprocal cOastng trade, and free
exchange of the natural products of the two eoun
tries. The development Of the various resource
Of British America, by encouraging, ineveEy pTac
teal way native entsfprlse aud home industry ?
KiDEAPPING -HV-~OHIo.-An examination of
Ms. OogzeA from Tennessee. aud tNlop paS5sf97pf
land county, (Ohio,) on a charge of kidRappin,
The person whom It was charged was .attemp,e
4 to be kidnapped vast colored girl who had bee
sent as servant to a lady, by the Tennesseean,
Ohio last summer, she being his slave in TanssA.
/ see. And it is alleged that he, in company Wit
the two persons from Ohio implicated in til
offence attempted to-take her back into slavery
for which attempt they were arrested, on the charg
4 of an attempt to kidnap. The girl had put herse
under the protection of Mr.. James Shame. Tn
parties were held to bail in the sum of five hun
dred dollars, conditioned for their appearance q
the Court of CommpR Pleas Highland .egunt
Il 10 answer the charge Of, kidnapping. The blaC
woman was admitted 70 testify asa witness in Il
cause. p s -