The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-08

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OlstsToaHess- Rhig Ticket.
NEW YaRK Sept q, 1919
Eas CreseeHt-Our weather is still delightful The nights
cool and sparkling the morning air braeinz and he days
olcudesS The night before last had heavy Tn oftwO
hours duration, which took be the commencement Of
our equnoctial storm, but it passed away leaving
weather more lovely than OF couus business H5aE.
shes the manufacturer sales clean and hghy Seu9,
neetVe and the iObbsn have rarely or ever done hter
business than they doing. The vy ~ ,r.,.s,
Jug our sonou' Broadway into dgz goods market goes
ia imau' ana the PROBABILITY is that within short
peoa we snail not have private residence q, 4 bs I an
the seet between the Park and the BstterE IIut ,I
ny spirit has confined is Demonstration mainly
. me eastern SIDE of Broadway but it has now Commenced
~ IaEaees on the west side also. expect yet 70 ses the
AsOr House tIansmogrifsd into = DIV 900, -. r.
my CneIeh INTO auction rooms. or aatent medicine sbou
Ihs AhAua Episcopal Convention or a. Spnas Of itS
'sh H. 'he FresbytsriaH Convention Of this do
y &c GpHeoPa Church, is in session in this city
Ihe spirit shown BY some Of the membsN i eertainlv
no calculated 10 raise the character Of that reverend
hooy In the appreciation of the public as their discussions
ae iIeqnsnty market with i'll temper much bsft-
Gng political meeting The friend of the suspended
bishop muster in fun force and exhibit much warmth and
tnefs no lack Of the old bitterness against those hostile TO
mat dormant tunedon9F. Almost every question brought
forward Is saddled with objection connected with the ab
enes OF the Bishop, and all obstacles are thrown in
the way Of regular business. The Bishops friends have
great eoadsnoe in the policy that they have adopted and
believe themselves able to cary through an address to th
house Of Bishops that will lead his restoration; but
thlnk they 0Verrate both their tact and ability.
Inc tna Of the AstOT Place Ioten about closing after
oecupyng the court fifteen days. Jldons ais is con.
SaeIed eeaih unless there should be found sOmsthng
wrong sbout the jury GFeat praise is awarded 70 the udRs
who has presided this trial and he deserves il The sdor
Of the Couner and Enquirer says that Mr. Days political
coue bad led him to distrust his possession of The faculties
fepiite to The discharge of the duties Ofh new and spon
bs position but that he has been most agreaaby dap
pointed Such, within my memory, has been the disap
pcntmenE IN many 1t speaks well for Our county
mat athough IN past years 1--WE elect our Judges BY
popular Toe) It has been common to reward partiu ~
vices with JudgeshpE bench never been diseraoed
py an undue exhibition Of party sympathes The extraord
nary case Of GenwOh nine years ago presents within
my knowledge solitary exception
have seen men make dsmasOglss of theusslyas-ynp
mere ana there to ward meetings and mas meetprs ana
scream themselves hOaTse in the eeraton Of the catch
"ofds q me houT-thrusng their into every hO and
corner saung for the coveted loaYes and i. and on
otnef sorts Of mean things, and panjsriag to the lowest
tastes it'll the said Oaves aud fishes were made
when all at once they would become honoIabIs mepnot
merely ~ Marc Antony of the words but truly men
OF trust a2d honor. have heard an uncommon siD bi
c[y out what an admirable magistrate that Judge v isl
Who would believe that but few mouths ago be was a
LocotocO brawleT? Who would recognize in his decision,
and his charges from the ench any Of the Qualities ~
K Roarer? VI ''s
remember tine of much excitement upon the occasion
Oh an almost equal vlson of parties IN the Common Conn
Gil OF TINS city few years ago. The political If b
city for longer depended upon the is.ua III =
tested election in single ward and the question had m he
carried for deciHOn, to the Supreme Court Oh ssid
t"0 ""se rs sohs case now. All the Judges ned
mouthed LOeoiocoS, and there use in anything
Soouth' Wsmay as well turn and die" The case
however went up-was promptly brought forward acted
upon with all due show of impsralty, and decision rem
dered IN taUOr Of the l0Aigs.
The recent action of the Crsnd Iodso oF bs Tvi,a &c..
mas produced the happy effect of restoring harmony
the Odd Fellows of this State although il FEN sboT, ~ h
requirements of the The great power b he
Grand Master in 1871 not denounced AZ II sboDd -
oeen out passing unrebuked to have met The tst
sanction Of the great head Of the order Il NAV hsDo ~
nawn INTO precedent and fine morning he Odd Fsl
lows OF some other Stats may find themselves aounds,n
without any Government, oppressed under CoDst,io
yesH ago repUdlatsd The Lodges Of our Sout barp i
tha nave been iofned, or worked under the New Cvi
Aauoh are satisfied as things have gone with the pTyi
OF remaining as they ars-that is attached to The ~
District Organization although geographically isel ~ =,
a certain disadvantage @'s" "
For oOubls of nights past there has been soma J. ~,
ing displayed amongst the audience of the Bros e leai-
atre, in dapprObatiOn Of play brought So Ie
Mr. Hudson. SeveFa parties have been arreseF Dy
for making noise during the repressnati a. S t poes
proceeding that appears to me to amount n. -, p ~
Infringement upon mmemOhal pTeserir 49,; y us0ided
Hudson came forward and promised ,o,iF hisht
Vious to its repetition this evening %o''S he play pre-
The wing state ticket agreed upO .. h,sL O.. j..
Syracuse seod' ana strong ps b1, n 800 IN
some dissatisfaction with It smO vs, The ~ Gpufse mere IS
haps of the very best tick 81 me meEulas 1tsPeT
forward by the patty. SS hat mas ever been brought
E, osnso, ~ an as al much depressed and tbse i, hat
A. N 81 ~ NsT Aiy revival Treasury Notes ss 10 ds
Noss bIonrbt IIo osn stock at IlL Yesterday rsasp
- HOun respectfully INpIcAroR