The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-26
Correspondence Of The Gresrellt.
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IN YoRE. Nov0mbaI b. Isl9.

0Bass0srs : SBsoulatsRs asoEt M, Clay TIE
NEw YoRE. November IS. 1919.
Eds Crssc0nfThe election excitement being past and
the California news dRetted, the popular mind jus, pre-
pared TO give due consideration to European affairs pre-.
ientsd in the budget Of the Ameioa's brought in by
he lightning lest night and laid upon hundred thousand
breakfast tables this morning.
we look with admiration upon the bold front Of Louis
Napoleon he advances towards his darling object Of crush
inc rspnbcansm and upon the hanging tail Of the Rus
sian bear he gnomniousy retes from bis position on the
Turkish question Taking into confederation the letter of
the SuBn be confines himself to the demand that the re.
iugeas shalt be expelled from Turkey y "Wl the Gear
hack ont is thus deniively answered. But the Gar
probably finds it expedient to sacrifice temporarily
his reputation for mHsss than to fad himself in position
to deprive him of control the affairs Of France There
is but little doubt that he viii find convenient season to
carry his designs into execution bat he mBtt st sec bis
friend LORs Napoleon through his difficulties which are
Just commencing. month hence we may expect nssos
from France.
The funeral ceremonies in honor Of the heroes Wonh
Duncan and Gates passed of yesterday in the happies
manner and the proc edngI conducted in Rnmposng
style The processionas quite large embracing the whole
military force of this city and nsghbOThOod large num-
Der Of carriages and body Of citizens cot number
Of ladies' principally relatives of the illusous dead ap.
peaed in the procession, occupying carriages in RppIo
pirate places chief mouIneB The eonoOuus Of specs
wasimmsnSemany Thousands Of thousands of people
from the surrounding country and neghboTng cities ming
ling with city crowds to witness the pageant.
poilon decided upon the extreme Jeff or end of the
line in plain clothes and without anna small party Of
them wefe however, detailed by Col Bumham the com.
mander Of the Regiment color guard. and this patty
appeared in uniform with their eoOs Capt French Of the
Lafayette Fuseefs, had offered his company 10 the VOlun
tsers as eseOt and his Offer YVES accepted He accod
ngy brought them from their rendezvous to the ETound
but his course nthe proceeding seeming 10 reflect upon the
conduct Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements, and Of the
MeOI General led to his arrest and the Volunteers fell back
upon their original arrangement although the General had
offered them the place the line that they had ft claimed
When this offer made il was too late to accept IT,
The Address of John Van Bulen ives much to the pur
pose butt had very little of the oTaion about it, TIE
Ode furnished by Gen. George P Morns must add but lit
lie to his pOstea reputation It was indeed unworthy Of
the occasion It was, however to very good music by
Mr.. Loder aud welt sung by the Sacred Music Society,"
under Mr. LodaFs direction.
To-day all thee of the bodies have le the city ThAto
Gen Worhs for interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Col
Duneans for Cornwall, near West Point and Major Gates
for Governors Island. One regiment Of Infantry fom this
city, the New York NOluntssIs, the Masonic Grand Lodge
q company Of Hone. and number Of carriages with rela
lives and citizens accompanied WOrths remains Brook
yn where they Joined by the military, the authorities
and some thousands Of the people Of that city forming
large procession TO the Cemetery The display in Brooklyn
very grand eIceng thing Of the kind that have
in that city. The weather yesterday aud to-day
has been delightful avOrng in every way the proceedings
from fist TO last.
Pretty much all daebt al length removed with regard to
the result OF at9 election. WhE5 the
BY two msjonty and the demO1af the Assembly by the
number The early reports from st. Lawrence were
county incorrect nE sad Of its giving the wings two
members reported probable Wednesday, all three of
the members elected are democrats
The Opera people ateady beginning 10 grumble al
Mare eek who delays the fuflmen Of the spirit Of his
gagement in bringing operas and his celebrated
pima donna Max hiss, however, promised to bring
forward the latter Monday next with the opera Of Oslo
This will probably satisfy the dcontsnted for the moment
but not for any length Of time The opera goe Of city
are like dlagesabe children, and manager director
can expect to please thsm for weeks together
Considerable speculation is afOat with regard 10 the ia.
tsnOna of Mr Clay who still keeps himself housed up in
Philadelphia. The that he viii pnobablg relieve Mr.
Clayton, produces much satisfaction auoagst The old wings
here but it is unfortunately without fun authenticity Still
many confidently believe that the report correct and that
before the rs Of January Mr. Clay will be Secretary Of
State It IS also stated with equal confidence that he nil
be candidate fer the Presidency in 1882 fhg lives that
time Forone should be glad both the grsat parties
settle their little differences amongst themselves respect, ely
and open the next campaign under their great leade
Gen. Cas- and Mr.. Clay.
As the period for the meeting Of Congress approaches
considerable increase Of interest is Observable in the upper
political eitces Parties excessively puzzled as to the
proper course to be pursued in the matieT of eeung
Speaker Of the House The wings, or many them seem
confident that Mr. Winthrop will go in notwithstanding the
influences that brought to bear against him North and
South.
In the Stock market to-day there were more sellers than
buyeu, particularly Of Government there was but little
change in prices. Pennsylvania 81 sold at s9z at the close
Respectfully yours, INDICAToR.