The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-01
q orresponoenre Of De .Frearent.
LETTER oOxLIII.

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S'orgsy KossEts gEd Benz aacs rsss gagspsyts
Lodge the y. S.-7he Poassta q6atr- Condition Of
the NaUB-.Hr. Raish's RsmOOat-TSt0eks.
NEW YORK September 81 is4g
Eds. Creseeat-Vhile several Magyar chiefs have been
executed, while Others who surrendered at discretion are
lying in chains, and while wife and children Of Kossuth
are held as prisoners answerble for The cOndp Of the hus
band and father while all these and perhaps thousands
moe, are Punshed with barbahyf for eOnneeton with the
alleged rebellion, GeOrgey who did than all Others in
opposition to the preenons sad forces Of Austria and her
ally, receives the imperial pardon This looks bad for
GeOTgey, and without explanation must go as confirmation
Of the early reports to his dshOnor.
II is matter Of considerable interest what disposition
kossnth and Benz have made of themselves 1t is not i'm.
probable that they ae vending their to the United
States. They will hardly look for refuge in France the
Government Of which nation might surrender them to Aus
ia without adding aught to the turpude of its policy.
The steady refusal Of France TO grant passports the e
gees, in that county 'thair way the United
States seems to to demand the attention of Gov
eminent.
The Cambria brings small hemofintellgenee from
Rome, which may to show in strong light how much
is to be expected in the Eternal City from the agnanmy
Of the Pope commission has been instituted for the
prosecution Of the authors and aecomDces of the odtrages
committed during the revolutionary period, against reyi
gion, its minister's tts majesty Of the yOUtreigH' and
public security The Holy Office " will be full of business
Tor some time to come and Of gratitude to the
French DELIVERIES viii be deeply impressed upon the Roman
citizens by each step of the proceedings
The course of the G rand Lodge L. o. o. r. of the United
States a. indicated by the Of the committee appointed
TO consider the difficulties amongst the Odd Fellows in this
state, not such have been expected Om that
BODY The real question atssUe shirsd So beet Of
msh pnnoplel made subject Of compromise, aud hgi
handed assumption and exercise OF power amounting to
outrage The Of the Grand Master o tins State nIe
permitted to uno0ndemned by the adoption of the COM
mee's recommendation. The Giand Master Of Bis own
will and power, took ii, upon himself to abrogate not
merely law of The Grand Lodge Of the State Of the
Grand Lodge Of the United States but fundamental law
Of the Odea constitution sustained by fife Grand LOd
OF the United States and adopted by than
Of the representatives Of the Order in the State asssmb
in the Grand Lodge. HewYork does not needtwo Gland
Lodges but she needs and the majority of the Order in the
State have demanded the rs6stabshment Of the constItu
on under which an equitable ad Manifestation was secured
by Grand District COMMITTEES. The three extreme Southern
counties OF The State strongly favor of the District
Committee system the Northern and Western counties
are but by the proposition brought forward they are
compelled to submit to vicious system, remain
from the acknowledged Order
As people take time to think little with the sts before
them the importance Of the difficulty between our Govern.
ment and the French Minister diminisbes Handy an ind.
vidual whose opinion is worth anything or who is not in.
ersssd IN InOvement wan seerpypsasses ans
apprehension OF aSeIious Misunderstanding likely grow
out of the matter betweeHthe little flare
may naturally be looked for and small list of petty
complaints may be made out and grOWled over by hS
French Ministry and press uttheTe little ground for fea
to the result.
Some Of printers amusing themselves and edfyng
the GtOWQ win pafuue OF our wonderful naval tOtcG
which consists, paper, of dozen ships theine,
dozen fHgatas and sOOps OfwaT bngs and
schooner besides steamers the incredible number Of four
teen. Of the latter, would trust my life in any
half dozen in voyage from here Charleston Of tn,
only six are sloat and two hres Of
rotten Several Of the aatss require repairs equivaeu
to ebnidng and the only ships have sdoat really cred
liable the country are about dozen soopsOfar Their
are of course several of the larger ships in good and
vceabe Ode but the condition of the Navy as regard
HiGteriei is by no means such TO justify boast.
We are yet all in puzzle about the fate Of Mr. COnEt
Walsh. 1t is positively asserted that he removed, and
positively asserted that he removed If he has
already been removed inclined 10 think he will not BE-
by this Administration for he bas host of friends anon q
all parties and the powerful influences can be broUgh
to bear in his favor if little time only be allowed
the satisfaction Of the Government he is nc
opposed in opinion TO its policy republcanism II
is opposed, know he must have changed greatly With
q few years. That he has certainly pursued Djudcou
with regard to European politics during the pai
months, cannot be denied bu as far as have head his
fetal conduct. has furnished ground of complaint H
private opinions publicly expressed have Gated forth I'll
feeling that has been manifested although those Opinor
have not nterfeIed with tbs discharge of his official du
in shape They have probably been Of services rath
than injurious to his country
Government stocks have gone up little to-day. TTeasu
Notes brought l0}z but only small lot could be dispose
| of at that price.
Nothing Of importance has transpired the trial of Il
rioters this morning.
Business is very brisk the weather cool and pleasant
Respectfully yours, Indicator.