The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-24
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albania Finances

important sud gratifying docaeat IT puis d t al once
all prise Of Reputation. and ali doubts Of tia aby Of
tho ae 70 meet Us interest punctuaiy heeaisf- OF this
thers bad beeR isgvng1, and uoms Of the
Siaaa feeling Of Dependency the financial cOEthoa
Of be Stats bad led eqBg1cal recommendation
and TepBds ton had bsaH aotusy bosched n
and among demsEOsuss The buaen Of,their wsthe
fDps negs Of paying principal interest IA fu and
the eyfi OF grinding taxation to make good te DEFICIENCY
eaued By the micoBduct Of the Banks. The state Bond
debt Oh will remember was all iHculed 70 aeaDitai TO
bank With. and after of reckless acknowledgement
the State Bank system exploded, leaving ruin despair for
The peaD aad an overwhelming debt for the State % meet
out Of The assets Of the insoiyent Institutions Nearly I've
huHdreddua dOllan OF interest isqusd to be
J. led aanRag. As long this c00id be paid Of the
Bank ssges A1stOp could be avoided or poRoned. bu
ms absorption OF the pnnciosi was coming 10 end
and then Tue absolute necessity Of raising the whole
annually, BY isxaOn alone. and further for The sup
port Of teiate govern gent raised very oOny febodings
among he substantial citizens Of the STATE and had already
eeaied Testing which might have BEEN under the stiuius
o. partgan demAEoEneTy, dashed into bold FapudiaBh
Three yea ago the BsRk CBopdJ debt exceeded ninsmi
ions Of doara (ssliD25 % The State Agent for man
agng e Bank and paying The foreign interest," Is
Fiabeis Lyon, Of Haengo formerly representative in
Congress from this district The responsibility upon
1im By the legislature. in this respect has beea enosmou
lie has had TIE ahciue control all times and without
CHECK r'auperveiOa Of billions Of money and has mana
ged a. bis own dacEeop The funds Of entire sir Bahks
and the oeeit' Of thewhoe Saie. Il remarkable also
that although many in the 81 opposed the con-
centraiun OF many great trusts one Ia ad on the
general around Of opposition " irresponsible powers
tered by Mr.. Lyon and the report Of which am writing
shown that be has accomplished wOndeu for the Slate
Within three he has, bya discreet of The assets
OF the BankF and iudicou5 purchase Of the outrahdng
bonds Of the State current rates cancelled bonds 10 the
amount Of ueasly t51 iioHs a7d hal(s2 ZIG 66 and
has on haad g Treasury Notes f6 pen eensJ the amo6nt
Of 10000 which at The pre.eat market price worth
gbputwelve huadrsd aud fifty thousand dOars oO9)
Mr. Lgou ons the amount Of Bonds upon-yvhieh the
Stale paying iaenelt at this time, only $3.50 s OF
which he annual interest 42759l4 There besides still
the Bunk
Of 81 22I OO0 and there Csomputed) an Outstanding
circulation 10 be redeemed Of s6fs 407 This balance al
$1,000 wifgotO feducs The Bond debt still further ana
make the Stastebr less than fsi millions Of dors We
Ourselves this gra expose itshovS
the most depending whatenergy and prudent
can dQtor and dBaes forever all eaF Of Stale cdt
The foreign debt now, with ordinary pTudeuoe completely
manageable, and the conviction viii add new impulse TO
lbe public spii and beget that confidence which blpns
Necessary, 70 enable the people pIosscae Successfully
works Ct improvement thai IL few will haket the
bufieh Of this debt unfst
"A Of he democratic members Of the Lertslafare
has been he'd the subject Of H. s SenaioS King and
Fitzpatrick GeceVed the nominations therefore The
party cahd6ates-king for whole term commencing en-
the 4h March last and Fitzpatrick remainder Cur
yeaE0 Of abe f0Tr'silh late Dixon H. Lewis was
eeeied TIE attendance very full but the nomination
IS not byany means equivalent 70 eecion, Both sena
tors reside 10 South Alabama, and same North Alabaug
Oitcians yey TesiiSe subject There ars rumos
o. an attempt TO get auti eaucos candidate the hope
Of united wing support. The nsjqitY Of the DEMOCRATS
on Jniut ballot IS sEbalE-Hot exceeding ten OF eleven
y MS CITY IS CeHhluV Uma be absent
even anew months without seetag proofs OF Thrift and pro-
grssl. fhe Wevefy House opened under newanipees
aud Is g IepOrtpd Of but 70 ms Taste the Bauon oue
il beyoud competition place for the quiet soiournef
Everything alb ut sO welnrdefed and 80 eafthe host
and his substitute the person of his 80 obsre and
tie table web aud Bea8fny spread viii even thing
The appetite relish. and seYed with such perfect oder
mat empt Oae 10 hger On h jtineY 10 enjoy
luxury reasonable rate. TIE Mobile Bank TN bs
M misunderstanding 10 sbow OF its aiehtec
lau the bsst adYaut6ee Along Dan.hins st1eettb
harras hInbie-F
Some fine stores havebesu scared On Booaooa's lots Is
size OF tile lat. ne which was 80 dis o III t sIs1tov
an and Nshee some rsen tfhe lives IN The upper ps
I'D OF the SAM sleet, OF the lois hEeu0 hn
% been also filled with buck stores aud the people
o hopefully waiting for the wuterbusinpss lgn ia came
T Hitherto the weather has been ue and VAIN for
an interior people to thlnk much IF ipeC sharp SNAP
cold weather fo, few days vail b5Hg down stsaubu
Is loads Of Planters andmeehauts, and make This piey CT
az gas with business and pleasure
tc hear that tbs Theatre is about be taken for
season. and the wiltof coue be the usual Der Of Wis
rs of stamusical theatrical and msceaneoussood ba
u, and indifferent But my letter getting long for yn
NJ Columns-l must draw a close. W..
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a HEBREW CELEBRATIoN.-The anniversary
the Hebrew Benevolent Society Of New York wa
er celebrated ON Tuesday before last by asdinner Z
IN the Apollo Saloon. About three Hundred person
IT. were present AMONG them-Dr. Raphall, the en-
ID nent Hebrew scholar, and DR.. Leseers6f Philade
,e phia- The Rev. Mr.. Isaacs addressed the con
o pany in English, and was followed by Mr. LilHeh
thai, in German The contributions were the
!, taken up, and they mounted 70 over two thousan
dollars. During tie evening ettars were read iron
a. Daniel Webster and VIM. II. Seward, who wer
Y unable to attend. bT NJ. Noah presided TIL
- following is.Mr. Webster's letter;
r. NJ Dear siI am afraid t4yi not he ID my lover
If aSsHd re auyesaIy oifhe HGbeY BeHeyoelt Sect
The lolho The Present month am however grateful {,
oC sent my aekpowle gmen and thanks TO the committee
ieei aud hive ever felt, respect and sympathy f0f
ouEh the Ge aad 3oaiPg Of 20 S many y cen 6ss Il
p F gPe @ ne BeiRs NE Mgker
lmhge' AMI whose cabnnlaet Writings com se such pm
-. Prophecies Of Isssh The Psalms Of Ovid Inc ReSk
In 2h sol9aon rtaTet a. lhe q We Tempo
we iL1w all we know ll.e woi around u.s. aud Of Of
wish dsarsil, fo' lhe associated societies ,rbo ha,
&c aud am with esIeer your otelieEt servant =,
Among the toasts we notethe following:
~ our6hTen n Ne tToy Iaudlhe se6,ipet. on lheran
~ will sgalu 1,at on Mouut Zion.
IL er TGs SI9SgaHd JsT.S iods vito s for The
IN the stsa siusse for tRr ancient Eaisss ~
n GEvERaL Cas- avn bANfEL WEBSTER.
o. Daniel Webster in-his speech at tbe New HAM
@
. ago, bore the following testimony to the merits
en- General Gass Mr.. Webster rose and stated thi
We Circumstances had prevented the attendan,
there Of Gen. Lewis Cass, bat he should read
letter from him. n the mention of the word ci
~ cuInstance,' tbe recollection of the recurrence
It'll the word m another letter came to the audienc
to and roar Of laughter shook the hall WAen 5
in enee was restored, Mr., Webster read the letter
Gen. Cuss, adding a lew remarks in which,
made honorable mention ofthat gentleuau's iaien
be aud services, md spoke very ieelingly of his ov
en- personal knowledge OF him, when they were boz
Nh, togetherat the Academy Ia Exeter, Of which Ii
venerable DR. Abbott, now no more was the.prl
"' clpal He said heshad through life entertained
las Mr"Cass none but the kindest feelings r.. Ie col
'se siteTed hun great man, and who in NVbatev
of ' latitude he might pitch himself Iyould alwa,
or give reason forit
ry, ANoTHER FisFER Cox, Mr., Ban Iughe
Of who is now residing in Dorchester, near Bosto
as has just completed q beautiful statue, which
ae calls the Fisher Boy, ' which is to be exhibit
in Boston IN iewdays,
,bt A East MAy-The Brooklyn Advertiser sa
am that gentleman who resides in that oity-a YOU
M merchant Of fue education; great genius aud /
ON mense woalth-has actually in progress an inv,
On, ton which, when comPeted as he solehnly a
to seriously alleges, will enable him toscross DIE
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