The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-16
FIFTEEN CENTS WEEK. Me-
Correspondence Of the Crescent.
.4rriral eff the .Niagara-Proceedings Of the Leeasld
ture-.Nescs from Hayti-The Eectton-ConRecticu
and Brooklyn Eiections-.Niblo's Garden.

4rripal of the characterization Of the LegasLd.
and Brooklyn Elections-.Niblo's Garden.
NEW YORK. April z, 1s49
Eds Crsseent-The Niagara reported by telegraph
yesterday before closed letter. but her did not get
over the wires until time later-n fact it did not al
come over them for the fluid stopped running Just a. the
Italian intelligence commenced. The operators stopped
for supper presume and forgot to return to the ONCE AS
you have Geographic report, probably as ours WIZ aesf
making up of the until her papers are
The Niagara arrived at Boston this morning al nan
and we shall have her mail this evening:
The Houe of Assembly of the State Legislature recently
called upon The Attorney General for his opinion whethe
under the decision of the Supreme Court In the case OF
smith az Turner the State is bound to refund the money
maid under protest By shipping agents and Others required
BY the State law annuIled by that decision. His opinion
has not yet been given The Comptroller reports the amount
thus received $l99657 and calls for appropriation to
enable him refund such portions OF have been or may
be demanded by those who have paid the well
for the payment of attending the suit. law OF 1874
authorizes the Comptroller to draw his warrant for the money
paid under protest. whenever competent court should de-
clare such payments Illegal but appropriation for the
purpose made it OF no effect bill was yesterday
introduced and passed. in the Assembly repeating the
ton of the law of 1884, giving the Comptroller the authority
draw such warrants. Thus the matter now stands and
the claimants for repayment will whistle for their
at least for leng time The Legislature will pretty
certainly adjourn Wednesday next that day is the last
for which the members allowed compensation and they
show disposition work for nothing. resolution yes
eray passed the Senate recognizing the government
of the Seneca Indians and directing the of State
Apnuties its agents. In the Assembly the Qua antine
Compromse bill was ordered third reading. This bi
authorizes certain State officers to examine Sandy Hook,
with view to its fitness for the site of Hospital and to
take measures accordingly.
By the arrival of the schr Burlington, we have news from
San Domingo March 18TH and by another vessel from
Aux Caves the Hth The whole Island is in dreadful
state of excitement The Haytrn cons ing of II COO
men are reported to have marched the south of the
Island and intended attack the City OF San Domingo
where the vigorously preparing for defence
In Aux Cages the foreigners in great alarm for heI
personal safety,
We are all in a fement with regard to election matters
and politicians active if president instead OF
mayor be chosen The result hardly doubtful with
me- The wings will pretty surely lose the Board of Alder
men, which the only branch of the government in
their hands, The democrats have united, and will pull TO-
gether, in my opinion, 10 some purpose.
The from Connecticut does not quite favora
BILE of things for the democrats the first flashes
the telegraph indicated. The wings much mortified al
the loss Of their ongessmen In Brooklyn the wings will
probably carry every thing before them. The democrats
have two candidates up for Mayor and their tickets al
split to pieces George Hail. the Temperance candidate
win probably draw votes from side the other
and think the democrats stand no chance.
William Nibo has at last secured the old ground wei
known Nblos Gasden, and is going ahead to fit tn,
garden on better scale than before Hotel and grand
Musical Saloon are to be erected Immediately.
Respectfully, yours, INDICATOR.