The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-05
GorrespOu0emre Of the Cresfenr.
LETTER ooXLH.

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NEw YoRK, Sept %, 1919, .
EGs CrescsRt-ou tine weather Is getting troaoEe and
people are asking the equinOeal has forgotten u.s.
The philosophers are puzzled for according to ali known
Tue the said storm Ought have made ila n
this region nearly Or quite week ago. It sssma 10 have
reached the Delaware and there made full stop or ancbed
on IN some unusual direction 1t Is long me siues
we bad hours rain and the blessing Of the Cotton sono
duct fairly appreciated In Brooklyn and other paa ar
our suburbs reached By the Cfoton seau there eou
siderable suffering especially amongst the dry goods the
society TOT the encouragement Of wearing clean shs han
the NOTIFICATION Of witnessing the constant violation Of s
rules revolution threatened By the bettsr ksf'' Of
the population of Brooklyn, headed By the washerwomsn
VINO declare fhat an aqueduct mast be built forthwith or
the city government ovsuned They are determined "a
submit 10 tfng IN this regard longer and II the CITY
fathers do not a. proceed the discharge of their utT
they (the ades) viii build the aqueduet themselves They
say that the Boston raised the Bunker hill Monu
mentr and the Brooklyn women can mighty soon buid
an aqueduet and they will.
Our Common Council have length granted The right Of
way TO the Hudson River Railroad thsouRb Hudson ,tat
to Chamber street, thus bringing the southern teiuu, Of
the road within shot walk of the Park Under the cir
cumances this all right but is certainly objectionable
As agsnell thing to have railroads avening the hean Of
large city In Brooklyn, the only railroad that has m tei
nus within her limits. passes directly under tie city bv TIM
mel but in New York the nature Of the ground will not
admit OF such arrangement, at least at pre.snt The
plan into operation in thisc city in spite of the difficulties
that exist The great advantage of tunnel il that horses
are not required and thess delay in changing or ex
pense OF extra depOts sabug EraOms, This advan
tage is all on the part Of the company.
The democracy Of city had good time last uaht
N Their primary elections. Pretty the whos body of
police were out the occasion bat their SERVICES were
called into Tequision mainly peace makers and very
large license given to the assembled masses" Ia
several of The wards there exciting squab6s and
some Of the ballot boxes seized and carried off By par
ties who saw their avotes in danger Of being black baed
In the Bloody Sixth Ward the excitement was temsn-
dous and several people were hurt After smsI row Al
the general polls the ballot carried of and up at
auO her place. and two Of tickets have been voted
There are duplicate Of tickets returned from ether wards
also, and all aos Of contests will engage the attention Of the
| conventions when they meet
From Syracuse have little Or nohing with regard to
the Wing Convention proceedings Much less interest is
shown in these proceedings than in ose Of tie other parry
| a few weeks back.
The interest iet in lie difficulty with the Frueh Minister
"a declining, but sl forms a subject Of popular and
sometimes amusing discussion. The Of the Minister
suffers m9rs than his character in the premises One fellow
calls him Mr.. Po1OS0R. another onsHre POosn and one
specimen Of the dandy class with cane in one hand
and glass of juice in the other was his coming ed
ing charitable landlord, and dozen or 80 Of unwsshed
politicians with information that the name was corresly
| pronounced NO sers PO0saRgs
to be the determination of fate to drive our eoun-
ny into war with some power and the great regulator Of
desthe5 does not seem particular 10 the power we
may begin whether Christian French or Mahomms.
dan If we set out Of the vaous quarres in which we are
now engaged without passing few blows shall have
reason for e0ngaulaon We look for an early p-oclama
ton sEahst contemplated movement towards japan a.
there is said be strong feshE in the Unned States in
favor Of anneXng that Island to California and South
Carolina.
Arrangements cOmpetsd for bringing ont The sTrue
Sun again, the organ Of the democratic party one
and indVisabie" in this city Mr. Van Benhuyssn Of
Albany, the present Congressional printer furnishes tn
immediate means, and Mr. Gallagher, the old conductor o.
paper retains its control and management The rssu,
commences on Monday next the st of October There IS
deep gudge felt towards the Evening Post and Globe fr ih
pant that they have taken the late discussions ana al
their efforts towards restoration of union and harmo nv
do not ene them GhaTs in the prospective spos be-
yOnd the smallest mOdieum.
Still another democratic paper announced % be forth
coming on Monday next. 1t is to be called The Repub
Lie "-pncs cent Icann5t Learn that has anything
more than ordinary capital and pncipls to depend upon
The publisher announces its aim 10 be prevent an new
issues of dividing character by sundy meana duly set
forth He lays out small of work for himself
| considering the Of his labon
We have been disappointed this morning in the Euoossn
BY the steamer America. The wires gave way bs,Ond
Bangor Just the news began 1t suspected
that small dispatch though all safe as far as Bos.
ton at least.
In the Stock market there bn very little doing to-day
Not dollar of Government Stock was sold. Mexican
Indemnity Bonds brought 971z.
Respectfully yours, INDICATOR.