The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-07
CORRESPONDENCE of the Ureseeut.

CTescenf-What Here
they gone and turned out Thomas H. Benton the
democrat country the Boanerges of faith the sup
porter of the Old old Hero who. solitary and alone
sot the Gnk) ball in motion which rolled and blot
ted the senatorial which recorded OBJ.
noxous fachm who reversed the order of things by the
force of the democratic faith which resided within
him. and cauld gold to float and the streams to flow up
wards-hm who has devoted lifetime to the service of his
party and himself They've gone and turned him. neck and
heels out of the democratic party 1t true -Od Bullion
is done for 1.-THE democratic members have met and re
solved to pat NO further confidence in him. and Col Du
Soie whose good opinion is worth than that of
thousand common menDu Sole the wit the patriot and
the philosopher, g despises his ingrattude"
The political church is growing intoleant was that
OF Rome its palmy days. while its articles of faith have all
the uncertainty of q budget of French principles
letter from Mazatlan, in the Commercial Advertiser
OF yesterday, says may be considered certain that until
definite action is taken by Congress- the government here
VIII not attempt to interfere prevent the occupation of the
gold region by the American emigrants they will how
ever endeayor to prevent aliens from mining either prn
cipals or as employees Of Americana" l should like to
know how they going to do it, myself The attempt in
my humble opinion only result in outage that will work
but little credit to country and lead serious mis-
understandings with other nations The same writer says
One word to slavery 1t would be easy introduce
it into New York into California No action of Congress
decide the question already decided by the mpos
sbiy of retaining slaves by the character of the emgrans
and by the pursuits of the inhabitants
We learn from Boston that the ship Gar has arrived at
that port from the Sandwich Islands with about SO 900
worth of California god and also that small lot of the
same article has arrived at Philadelphia and New Orleans
The ship Warsaw, the burning of which mentioned in
my letter of yesterday to have had passengers
board and cargo of coal only The picked up
by the schr America, and carried into the Delaware off the
Capes of which the vessel was destroyed.
In the Legislature yesterday the proceedings of con-
siderable local but not much general interest," up the alb
rupt close OF the despatch by breaking of the lines in this
CITY, The bill amending our city charter passed the Senate,
and will pretty certainly find but little opposition in the
House where Its substance has already been passed upon
Ii becomes law future elections all to be held on the
same day in November The government of the city
be divided into departments bureaus the heads of which
are to be elected once in three The Common Council
CATER 1850 to hold three sessions of month EACH
annum and its members to be chosen for different terms
the Board of Aldermen for years. that of Assistants
for year.
The wings of this city and Brooklyn last night proceeded
to make their Mayoralty nominations in convention In
this city VIM. v. Brady nominated and in Brooklyn
Judge COPELAND. The old hunkers of the democratic party
may now safely proceed, they exactly how the
stands in this city except as regards the of the City
Reform party and that matteE Of the least possible
moment Whoever the hunkers may will pretty GER
any be defeated for the fight will be between Brady and
Havemeyer. both of whom of spotle character
and sufficient ability Mr. Brady has strings to his bow
as he is prominent candidate for the Coectonhip OF
the port.
The propreton of the Montreal Pilot announced in their
yesterdays that they utterly ruined by the verdict
obtained bpCo Gugy against them. and that their property
will be sold on the goth proximo.
we have snow storm now raging with the white
pet to the thickness of covering the ground
The wind is strong and cold and altogether worse day has
not itself during the winter It is impossible
for local news to stir in such weather as this
Respectfully yours, INDICATOR.
Sale Of Stereotype Plates Maeaulay and the Harpers-
Seyere S0rm-Smee's Physiological PrOiects-Stocks
UeDbs Letters -.New York Legislature ~.MayorGfty
Eds. Crescent: Tomorrow Cooley and Reese have
grand sale of stereotype plates and copper and steel plates
at their rooms in Broadway Among the stock to be sold
are To- GOO octave stereotype plates coo duodecmo 5000
lSmo and 1900 smaer24 32mo and 1000 steel and
copper plates They also sell at the time to the highest
bidder. two or three copyrights.
The HarpeE thought proper notwithstanding the fact that
they perfectly understood the motives of Boston publish
to refer the photographed question raised against them
10 Mr. Macauay himself. The author replies 1.-THE SPELL
ing differs from mne but the difference does not affect either
he substance the style of work and therefore do
not consider myself personally aggeved by the change If
my sentiments were suppressed my language altered
houd think had right to complain but the spelling
have no wish, except that it be such is generally
to the American readers"
Yesterday was by far the worst day of the past three
nonths-worse than any day during severe winter and
worse than ever wish to again. The wind was very
'eavy and drove the flakes of soddened into the face
# the poor traveller and through the pores of his great coat
With spirit that seemed right sptefu How it has Jared
With the poor fellows whose fate has thrown them upon our
oas within the past few days. hear but expec. 10 hear
my thing but good in day or two Indeed the
ernbe-never before have known have such effects
IN our waters and seets-amongst the erryboats and
mnlbuses and worse STILL the unfortunate pedestrian
whose necessities compelled him. or her, or women were
ctually out,) to face it,
One of the ferry boats was slightly damaged and one
chooner sunk in the North River The crew was saved
" steamboat The Telegraph wires were injured in all
directions, and believe there is not single line leading
his city that this morning in working order The mails
also thrown utterly out of Order and the only wonder
hat one of them should have hand in time brig
fted ashore at Staten Island but will probably suffer little
amage. Mr.. Holden. of Newark was very badly hurt
y falling brick. and several Others were injured
Mrs. sheieys FIankensen seems to have fou nd coun
erpart in Mr. Alfred Smte who reported to have sue.
eeded In making up an important part of human being
te says the Examinations of the nerves. when acted
pom by their proper stimulus, such light heat etc. be-
ONE positive poles OF votac circuit while the muscular
INSTANCE the negative pole The consequences carry the
ensdttoa to the BRAIN and the convey roou
the muscles. He has made electric feshu and muscu
ar substance TO answer the of the natural econ
my, and has only TO rig mp BRAIN TO complete regular
linking machine
In Wall street, yesterday the Bears seemed to have pretty
nd u s. Skies 6s brought only l105s the highest To-
ay Treasury Notes selling 1913, and '6S Stock at
nall fraction under yesterdays rates. Harlem So
The Courier and Enquirer. after failing utterly in get
Sool is now trying the game with the President and
General Scott Col Webb certainly one of the most ndis
rect men in the world. In this last instance he vouches
,r facts'' that never existed.
But little of interest done the Legislature Yesterday
the Senate the bill for the publication of the Broadhead
apers was brought up but referred back to the CON-
ee. with instructions to strike the section which au
orizes the distribution of copies the merit Legislature
he present members want the books themselves and have
idea of giving them to their successors.
1t is said that the onnation of ExMayor Brady by the
higs the other night political trick and merely de-
gned TO help him in his relations with the cabinet at WASH
gton. He said ito have declined, intended he
oud do. but know not what authority the report
ased. As things now look, Mr.. Havemeyer can hardly
III of reelection and believe the wings will lose the only
anch of the municipal government that theirs. do
't learn that the amended charter for the city has yet
lived the Governors signature
Respectfully, yours INDICATOR. |
OF ten-hour bill passed the New York House,
resembling ten hours as days labor, except in
5rlcultural and domestic empoyments The pro.
sions are stringent against the employment of per-
ms under twelve years of age more than eight