The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-02

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The foIl6Hing Is a translation Of q letter IN ne
NeO York Coitrrts des Eiats lI6is. The letter,
Was &9itten By d. GailIafdet, he former editor ~
that paper, and now iis regular Taris
g. do not believe that ths. TWO ortiern oe,rfs
viii push IhatteFs 10 the extremity of q war with
Turkey They are too wise to gengagss hi such a
contest, the pers'Of which they seannot but apBre
gate. Hungary is net yet powerless, noteiith-
standing the Surrender of Comofn at the first
TslylRg Cry tom paited France and England, Ehs
lablg stoned ngon theFp. Poland and IoInbafdF
would rise ID revolt, and Piedmont would moi ar
slip 50 fine an opportunity 10 agenge herself fol the
deieat sof NCyara.g Germany would soon hear
growing under her feet the volcano of deFuoofaeV
whose career is covered indeed VIM ashes, butnot
extinct There would be a supfeme- crisis. n
which the destihies OF all Europe would be. inss
xolved" Austria and Russia VIII not proved dis
crisis, and on their SIDE Ehgland and Ffanee Will
avert it if they ean. A common interest srfafaons
all @ bring, aBouta eesnHon neiliafioH. = I.
ENeISsH sgaFATaY wtTH TuskiEsg.,- he Lon.
don cprrsspeltent of the n. Tbllls. in last
letter. aayst g The journals, with be- exception
worth naming ptocaia That clear cqsas BAL win
be eslablishe az Russia it a ,5F.
key: The Times, hitherto Austro- Russian. heads.
tins new coalition Of an good hearts against ty-
.fanny wiHch.Would Tnabe Etrope INTO a seaffold
and nse the administrative power Of naiions Is an
nstrumenb d pIiyate torture and veug ia the
hands of the most malicious of the ruling pogVeIas
Our Mediterranean fleet Is no doObt aiready bsaT-
ing up to the scene Of dispute and t1e government
e examining the Capabligy Of the seapOrts to Afford
an effective manning to fresh ships Of war Pryafe
sympathy too, Is hurrgIng outward. ibis NOM
ings papers contain mole from Mr. Crawsilav. she
great iron master, In which be lays down $500 as
The nest egg of afGd 20 be subscribed bv pffsate
England tOward7the expenses the Sultan in his
prospective coufieLS ~ - s5sss6 4 &
Tux NEw French RiFSisTER 4ET'he washing.
ton Correspondent ofthe Notwithstanding writes
as follows in regard to tie Essneh AIinistsrltc
the United SIaVgs IL 8 fasfs rstssss l.ses
9 Aslo NJ Pou@in ssuecessor. L can only 'sssiv
trust twill NOT be NJ. Bois e gelhte, peraon y h
enjoys alrsady 3 very liHenvable Fepulation IN al
plomaey thrbugh66t Europe, and whose cbaraste
ana antecedents are certainly not Of nature cal
cuated TO Insplns us with confidence IN lsors
i ton u. Bes ie Connie has been Minister to sgyil
zeFand, where he intrigued most plIieiOHslg AM
Tity and union of tie Swtzers fafheFlana IN W
name became 50 entire eti0ds tlif tt VERY siTn
boards Of the public houses contained pasouiusdsl
in regard % him and his GovernmenE The Cermaf
SwitzeFs called him the g Holzgrafs' Che y0oisi
county beoanse his ehdeavors 10 defeat the demo
oIaoy and the uniOrists Of SEizeriand pFOVed anei
all, failure; Lord Palmestolls having been more
than a mattel Tor him and his northern allies =.
have, from The eomInenc cement, xpresssd an APP
Preilenslon lest NJ PoGssin successor proves more
willing instrument oF intrigue ID the handsof Louis
Bona arte than nj Poussin! Ishould inffnitelV PIE
fer eyeuM. Marast, tis Invalid editor-sgaiesHan q
the National, OF the vain dwarf, AdolPh FhieEs
Who'll at least committed, by hisspeeches in favor
eclipse eTocqueville,s American democracy by
/ half adozenVolumes of hisofgn. IL Theirs is sem
heres he viii eertainiY speculate in the funds and
PERHAPS 10 something else twill bel WELT or M
new French Minister'S moral cnnduct especiailyas
regards his relations TO his yifes sister, to which
suppressed play ltor Guizot was, at one tns deter,
mined TO give his antagonists position publicity,
/ might furnish an amusing key, 81 ]. 80 .s5s.
CGNABA AFFAIRS The GLOWING extract fforn
the Toronto Pauiot, viii show Che feeling tie an
neAauOn movement has stirred up among the Up.
per Canadian tofies:. 8 We could almost think We
dream, when we write the uBdenia5le face, thai
1 there Is no -British pdEty an LOWer .Cdnuda Dc
1 our readers doubt this t-lst them read carefully
/ through our paper tO-days and The damning eyi,
dehee wit but TOO truly. show, how utterly De-
parted seems 10 be all that loyalty and enihusi-
/ asm which was wont 10 kindle at the mention Of
the words Eng land and home, from The breasts
Of those who would once have cheerillY enc0un.
tered all the terrofs of invasion, civil war and
bloodshed, rather than barter away one lot OF tttls
Of their well-tried fealsY. = SO 50 = gs.s 81.
Again from the Hamilton 'Spsetat6f, Sir Allan
/ MacNab's organ s The pfoeesdlngs IN MontreaE
if peRevered inyean only end ID defeat, disgrac,
and ruin That city can bat speak for itself. From
l Upper Ganadath agiiaiora will meet With stern
unconpr 0lnlsing lopnbsitian. Instead Of ohiainit
Union with the q nlted States ehey may he dc
| grived Of die union which now eKists between III
Provinees IysGt aai6l done g1ees item iaap6rtdnos
deprive them of i and they become once more
miserable minority, completely AZ the mercy of Al
I 1gnoTant unprogFessiYe, pfejudOed French. ponula
ton, Our Montreal neighboTs commit grand or
roI 10 assuming the positionof dietBtors. IS thel
will asaluedl End if their pEeseIt agitation i pen
I severed in.'s & .-ssg ~ y f-E -
BAFFLE BEFWEEN THE HELR BREEDs AM
), CHffFEwt INDIANS IA bahle was fought, Jsay
the ST Pau Chronicle Of OCTOBER 6tE,l a few day
since az Pacsgomoh Iack, about 100 miles north
east ofthat place, between a aaily of halfb breeds
named La Praire, and the band, Of Chippewa
who acknowledge Ststnia osilvetJ as Chief. tn
humber Of halEbIeeds was i've, three men an
two bOys-the strength of the Indians was fror
ten TO twelve The parties were divided BY
small stream, one side Of which is covered viii
timber the other sida is prairie; tic half.bbset
being on the timber side, had tie advantage ,bl
the Indians continued the fight for about two
thres hour, The Indians lost one man liIlel
two pa0rtallY, and thFeeor four slightly Woandei
FheiEChief was badly wounded W bile attempen
10 restore peace. Such an outbreak hsslong bee
expected, the half breeds being eo6esrasd in sell
ing ardent spirits TO Indiana TbehaIfbFseds sn
fefed'no loss, with the exception that ore of u