The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-17
NEW ORL EANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IT, 1e4o.


sys f Re@s1d 6Sere o.
ss NEW YORK, May 8, 1S49
Ed Gescent-Although there had been whispers of an
,p,ded denomination against Mr. Macready, put but
~ n,nce upon the rumor believing that Forrest dsap
% Of any expression Of his friends in that regard be-
and that of quiet and orderly remonsirance against the
ot Of his rival the stage in this city. consequently
unsd that Macready's reception last night would be
rk ID with nothing in the way of disapprobation more
i few groans and Kisses, but mis- estimated New York
.rdyitm Macready driven from the stage and from
theae manner far mora disgraceful to our city
IA himself He behaved well and retired with dgni
4 how and with cent. which had been thrown at his
a N his Josom One very dscredable incident of the
,sceedngs, was apology which Clarke-who had the
"a, Of Macdu-took it upon himself to offer to the low.
s for having consented to appear with Mocready. He
aid the wants Of his family which was entirely dependent
non hnexeions compelled him TO accept the gagement
What Chippendale, the Manager, would have said know
vat The mob wanld not hear word from him. and h.
made known the fact of Macreadys having left the theatre
by Writing the announcement in chalk old banner
md exhibiting it from the stage.
The Asor Place people not discouraged by the result
s first effort but have decided TO go ahead announcing
Thu evenings performances the same play that Forrest
,ppsan in at the Observation-Disclosures Notwithstanding
Clarke is said that he will perform with Macready
vain to-sght when he takes the part of Manfred.
m your city for California who returned the other day in
10 bark E. Coming, from Rio Janeo furnishes the Sun
v the of those who died with the cholera board
Aa ship during her passage They as follows Capt.
Knight. Government Surveyor.) Messrs. l.. Kramer, r.
0Conne, M. d. Cox. Higgins and Griffin.
The ship Sophia Walker, from Valparaiso, March Goth,
gs go 900 worth of gold in bars and dust from Califor.
H. 10000 of which TO OIiphant Coz: of this city
lG Of the dust to Edwin Bartlett and five boxes to
hhimon house. 4 portion of this amount is probably
naslsd coming from Valparaiso, payment for goods
rsded. ETC. $40 600 OF it is the proceeds Of the sale of
Huness. the captain of which vessel is passenger in
ksophia Walker. The s. W. sailed from Valparaiso in
snpshy with the storeshp Lexington. for whose arrival
nnay look at early day.
fhnHus Of the who stole the $500 from the Mer
anh' Exchange Bank. is John E. Schaffer. The full
mount Of the money will be made up to the bank
& yesterday, by the sale of the property found the
hs and in his house. with the exception of the reward
which Of the papers states to be $780, understood it
4 much less than that.
The Common Council last night authorized the offer of
wa of $500 for the etc.. of the parties concerned
The recent attempt the life Of Mr. Warner, by the
hnal machine.
Our city changes fathers" today, and bad day they
ave for the operation. the weather is fully wetched
Nat Of the two preceding days Its rainy and very cold
Yours, etc, INDICATOR.