The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-18
Grain Markets.
Correspondence Of the Gteseent.

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NEw YORK August g. 1S49
Eds. CresesntThe Geographic dispatches from your city.
and Mobile announcing the report Of the Pilot of the steamer
Trent with regard the disposal and declarations OF Rey
the abducted Spaniad throw damper the hopes Of
large class Of citizens Numbers looking forward
the tins when they could employ advantage the expe
Renee gained in the Mexican and many empty
pocket reocsd in the prospect Oh, if Senior Roacs had
only hanged Rey his appearance in Havana, how
happy would he have made our patriots. He would
have apOogzedno not he And hismistres would have
all the Yankees hanged upon Reys gbbet heOIe she
would turn her favOTe out of his lucrative gOvenOBhip
And then wouldn't have glorious times in Vera Cruz
flying Havana and its old Moro! And wOuidn Speculation
flourish little on the Islands Of Cuba and Manhattan
rather guess and big would be the tgdgerS in which the
history Of the would be recorded. But alas Rey
he not kidnapped RatiOHe ssssaRte Bella iDSa-
will not come off There only chance leftcan we
not the French game over the Spanish Don England
is growing the constant violation Of the treaties for the
suppression of the slave trade andshe will possibly
make demonstration enforce their Observance by the
Cuban authorities Can not step in and by few friendly
bombs persuade Havana Ia Rome TO place herself under
our fraterna protection IF not, DhV not We could
plead usri0us example, and point to the taot sanction
Of Great Britain herself of the principle We need moi
indeed wait for England to make the demonstration
precedent involves such requirement We may satisfy
ourselves of hsrpOsbe intentions at least OF her wishes
in that regard and ahead with preventive measures
~ WOnd be Edter thau mat OF
Sierra Madre project which, informed is coming
head in you patriotic city Bythebye suppose uTein
utter ignorance Of this important movement in your midst
The Herald people in this city know all about it, and the
columns Of that wonderful journal refer for full
tcuaB relative thereto,
We have war nearer home. which at this moment engages
fair share Of the public, popular attention. Some
thirty forty of Sixth Ward TOwdes have recently
ganzsd themselves into kind Of military company which
in honor Of the noisy Alderman Of that ward, they have
dubbed The Kelly GuardS.' On Monday these Guards
went over 10 Jersey target excursion and Of course
got into a with the HatUes OF that wild region. The
Guards were vciOs in the first few skirshes that took
place. and would have been permitted to retire with their
aures but for an nudcous display Of their sentiments with
regard to the cOmpa alive qualities of KOken and jersey
As they reached the point odebaTkaon their citation
found especial xpTesUn in three cheers for New York and
three gTOans for New Jersey This too much tor the ex
aspested inhabitants who understood English enough to
know that such demonstration intended e peBona
insult each and every individual of their nation and the
consequence was renewal Of the se, which resulted in
the capture Of half dozen YOrkeR The rest escaped 10
their boat which pushed off before the natives reached her
aud landed safely in this city Il said that the lives and
saaps Of the captves spared but they hurried of
TO Of the chief towns in the interior, called Newark
Measures are in progress to procure their and there
is strong probability that the negotiations pending
will result in success before another night sets in.
ItIemains be decided what couse the honor Of New
York requires her to pursue in this matter, but it is hardly
probable that etaiaoy measures will be
adopted The main road from this city 10 Philadelphia
passes through the very heart Of the jersey territory and
although the chiefs from citizens outrag sous con
nbuOns in return OFthe privilege of crossing their territory
still would be highly detrimental our interests to have
the road closed The affair will probably therefore, be com.
promised, at least the fighting will be confined mainly
small skirmshinE parties in the negbohOOd Of HobOken
am happy say that have evidences Of a continued
abatement Of the epidemic which have suffered fol
50 May weeks Thee thedoubt that under The stringent