The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-02
See Third Page for CRY News, SC.


SATURDAY. MORNING, JUNE 2, 1919.
600 TH;yJ Doo, f,. Hrrv News &c
20 -
Tup 90. .xnected. the creyssse has al
ready increased size now 800 feet wide and he whit
succeeds in stopping 1t will have dimcu task Inc com
mse appointed to visn tne place, went up On inusda'
evening. The report OF lis proceedings VIII De found In gu
account of the joint committee meeting Yesterday. 1h'
work. if work it may be called now under the supenn
.n,ho,.d To retain forty men and mbo., in orde
# .s;be tn prevent the ;dep,e of the breach The rs
of the hands and the are to he
regard to any further attempt to stop the breach
neatly il il uudeuood that the CITY Surveyor ae now te
nnoeitaAe inc "oA hope thaa Inefe may De no d'e
sS y, op'n"I e. ni, as :" ie lheans W oe einpo' "
IoI enene lnell oee'; ConIfanety OF sentiment wneis
nothing but fsinm.
4{,r oenc.rniu, the ov.,aow Th ,,,er Yesterday no.
coded sow,. but we fear the fall will not be confined one
The increased body OF water coming in at the erevase must
the level of the flood in the city. The Third Munich
pa,tv and that na,t Of The E;rs, living beo the Ca
- $50 p~A' y. INC rs -'s ~ ~ =. ~ -
In ,e ys' intact eo, mo-
that the eyees which now protect the lower portions
of the city cannot sustain the immense pressure exeed
upon them by the large body Of water aDoVe.
RELIEF CoMM1rrxE.-we understand that the Relief
COMMITTEES appointed at the meeting in The Dyades street
u ecnnnues Us opeiaii'n RS 'nueenaen'y OF ,e
st.Iur betwee. them, and each; acts ON is avn r@no.,
biIity. Theennktee for the Second and Fourth Yards
have already succeeded in collecting large amount Of
''AN' anu mus ,e-e.- Gu many eo.e. =, ulser-sH
OAyfrIc THEATRE-The drama of =" Isabelle, - which
ne Dssn - ie'esfsa'. WIN pc poa"cea 10 nlsh
iptere. and mn.t becom. ponuar niece with the
which nightly throng the Olympic. The performances will
conclude with The Swiss cottage.
FoR TIE CREvAssr.-The favorite steamboat A. w.
Fanieer viii make two tnps to the Sauve Crevasse omor
mus anoIone nne opportunity 70 our cizens 10 visit
selves If the n,obsbss If The IF INV -, ,a
the crevasse.
cr..s ~ .,,.ot.. n-ou,.,
Spanish Cores e discussion Of the penal law about the
the al W with we 5p w are pn
some voices are still heard afnng that he at
bsied and walking in the sirees OF Havana the cnmsy ne
sfoss (ust imSGfed py me Nsglo Compsny fsTpdng at
and represented here by Don Anonio Pareo Don Manuel
a6own shle td in Ga an IN ne hh % ia
nations have protested.
The above statement IT made by Havana cor
respondent OF La 'erdad' spanish paper pub
iished In I've" YORK. ana the assertions contained
ih Inc paragraph we nave extracted are supported
oy iacts gwen IN tue subsequent passages OF the
ie"ss 10 La Verdaa. lhe correspondent says that
curing the last 1our months 2loo negroes lave
"eeh Introduced il'o Cuoa' ana 'hat other snip
heh's are expected daiy' IS IL Is known mat loooo
negroes nave peen purchased al the price OF 50 Do
each on the coast OF Africa Representations, 1t |
seehis' nave peeh Haoe - Tie governor General |
'liae "cuiu DE expedieo 70 pe'mit the ilnpor'a- /
uoh VI negroes from bfa%'i, ana Inc Attorney |
Oiaheta on being consniiel ny The Count OF Aicoy,
gave MS o2lhioh that such importation would not ;
VIC Ia 'ioa'ioh OF existing IRE" les. III tfese sfate
'"en'. aio uae' diiu me eIeufiStahIiailty WIN
WHICH 'heg are h6oe 'oahe 'l.eih appear So IL De-
cohrs US 20 ask ourselves "be'iier We have no du-
lies 10 perform "hen tue government oil the Island
vi CuDa mus not only "inks et, put absolutely en-
'i'e African ana bfazhian siaVe-traae.
Icr 'le ias. my years ana upwards, CIVILIZED
ia'iohs nave peeh convinced mol only That 1t was
''el uu'y abstain themselves from TINS praficai
'faiic' out also 'hat ~ was incumbent on Them to
as lar as possible other people from carry
Ing vi ','e p"shess' WIN ms latter view certain
ea1Ies nave peeh entered INTO between the dliier-
eh' Iufopean ana American governments; and
a'no"s .he Iest Spain Has soiehhiy promised 10 90
Every 'nihg "a hef power TO put down the African
.a,e-."oe' Despe 'hese promises she now wlnks
y .'' in'o ner largest ana most I'M
o'an' coiony' IL .neh becomes the dnty OF ali
il''fe',ea ~ .e welfare Oh humanity and the pro-
''eS' .. chizatioh not only 10 protest against the
i"e'S w say ho'hihg OF the actual parlcipa-
ioei-oi Tue supah au'horities In regard to this
leali'us trainc ana IL Inc protest Is not heededn
nay DC necessary 70 resort 10 other and seVerer
'easufeS In ORDER 10 iorce compliance not only
VIZ" es'aolshed heates but with the common
" humanity ana ci'iizatlon.
III aaai'loh 10 TINS general right, which the
''''.eu o'a'es "opla nave 10 interfere and endea'
VI ple'en' ''ie luflner importation OF negroes
ouoa' .le'e arc o'n0f reasons speeiai 10 our
I've why we sNuuiu protest specify ana strongly
saiS' 'lie 'aae mus carried on under the proec-
'n ana iof 'ie oeheht Oh the spanish authorities.
uoa nes very near our shores' and OF course her
''efha SOCIAL arrangements may materially affect
.'se af'S W, 'err''ory adjacent 10 the Island.
, iof eAa.np'e' 'ile great number OF negroes now
7"s oafiiou ih'o Cuod should emu In second r