The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-05

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NEW YoRK. October Is. 1919.
EaS CreseeBt-Our fifth season, Indian summer,
now TO have set H and vs in bandness with the ami
able Of its four ste-Sprng We nav be deceived in the
matter but if il be not really Indian Summer il is certainly
delightful weather Yesterday was gala day with us-not
by calendar but by appointment of our military authote
and grand review came off uptown before the Command.
erinChe 10 was altogether imposing display and the
mounted troops especially attracted admiration These
mounted troops nearly all Germans and have brought
with them from the Fathefand an the taste and tact in
military concerns that they have inherited from their
tO or acquired from their institutions There are about
SOO gTOce in this city least three fourhs of whom are
Germans. Almost every grocer owns a hOHe and few
dollars VIII furnish the tTaDpingS necessary constitute the
cavalry trooper Onsrarely German foot company
The examination Of witnesses in the case Of Alderman
Kelly, OF the Sixth Ward is concluded but the case
yet disposed Of Kelly having asked for time to consider
whether his counsel shall address the CouIt submit it
without argument His friends the meantime are working
hard for him. and denOnncng the outrage involved in the
proceedings taken An Indignation meeting was held last
evening on the subject, and sundy powerful resolutions
were passed. approving the conduct Of Mr. Kelly and con
demninR that Of the police authorities One of these resO
luOns declares That the unprecedented and bgOfed con-
duct of the Captain of the Sixth District Police in i,l
manly hTustHg the chief magistrate of the ward into
cell meets with unqualified condemnation and has no
parallel excepin the conduct the British police of Ireland
A case up yesterday before the Superior Court in
which damages claimed for assault and baery-the
said assault etc., consisting in the defendants splitting
the compliments face No defence was offered and the
jury awarded $500 as satisfaction for the insult Ii the
easiest thing in the world for jury to award such an
amount but fancy that the complainant will find its col
lection very different matter.
The Of Carpenter still drags its slow length along but
is very near its end. We have seldom had case in
which harder swearing has been introduced than in this.
he man Carpenter seems to have been ubiquitous.
The political eauldOn continues boiling in CITY, and
throws up chances and vexatOns and disapponmentI with
caution to folks The wings have at length fixed
Senator for the Third District in the person of James
Bowen, and have brought forward another man. MI
Lewis Woodruff candidate for Judgeshp in the Court
Of Common Pleas. The nominations Of both parties are
now pretty nearly all made. and little remains be done
further than keeping the track clear for fair
The Fair OF the American Institute closed last evening
Ia Bapad6re in blaze Of glory good address de-
vered by the President Gen. Talmadge, twenty
thirty costly ito the recpientsl premiums awarded and
grand display Of pyrOtechnics closed the proceedings
hour so before midnight In the OF his address the
President enumerated the Cotton factories in some of the
Southern States. He stated the number in North Caroina
to be 30; in Virginia 40 in Georgia As and in AlabsmJ
2Obesdes many scattered other portions of the South
including South Carolina; in which State especially manu-
featuring greatly the increae. This Of things he
held to be happy for the county instead of
duoing jealousy, dsseusOns in any FORM tended EN-
neny to promote good feeling and closer union between
| the North and South.
For my part, expect live long enough TO see SoutE
Carolina strongly in favor of high tariff she has
been opposed to and 10 her antipFotecOn
| list as badly as she does abOlitionist.
ApTOpOs 10 the subject would remark that there fel
low who is has been recently in the employ of tn
Herald Of this city, canvassng portion Of South Carolina
with the object Of picking items Of speu interest
transfer to the columns Of that journal In the excess
his zeal crafty his master and pander to the wot peiu
dees Of the crowd, he RROeenV makes his Letters
Of SANDERS upon the people whom he moves an
who (accnTdlng TO his acoOun) entertain him hO
pitably From these letters if moments credence cOu
be afforded Them it would appear less dangerous for dece
looking to the wids of Africa than to venuI
into the interior Of South Carolina. The man Barrett VII
imprisoned at SpartsnbuTg suspicion of being Ell
gagged ia the circulation Of abolition documents met wit
gOOdy share Of this fellows attentions and towards who
he represented the popular feeling be of character
place his Life in the greatest danger especially the event
his aoqUttal release bail The lie was completed
fastened his statements in this regard by The event.
Barrett released on small bail and left the Count hOut
and the district without suffering The slightest outrage
receiving kind Of Insult from the pOpuace to sue
characters this that the Northern people owe the puiU
dice that exists amongst them with regard to matters an
things in the South. Those who travel and for then
selves bring home with them ieelngs of the kind i'm
planted by ignorant and partial spectators in morals
| politics.
The Europa did arrive Boston last night until mid
night and shall consequently not get her mails unit
| this evening.
The stock market is depressed again today Ne'
Loan sold at l12%, and small sale of Treasury NOtt
brought ma on time.
Respectfully yours INDICATOR.