The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-26
Correspondence Of lbe Grestent.

.4HHeLafiOR Of Canada Diseussed- TearqsRa-Snvmarr
troeeedtfgs lgh an .4idergsHSsatsHes Of The Conf
deace JddE-P Politics. Cal forBid- Weather, etc.
| NEw YoRK, October II. 1919.
Eds CresesHt-Ca4ada il not annexed to these United
States but it expected TO be now very shortly Il con
aidered that nothing required fix the event. but to get
an expression in its favor from msOity Of the dcontensd
ooon which expression certainly extor the consent
Of the mother county All then will be settled ~
body thinks of asking the United what they thnkof
the matter is taken for granted that they with
watering mouths Teady swallow the Canadian mes the
momeD that its conCOcOn is perfected That some Cana
dams unite with the whole of England lhisbeie have
doubt but do appTehend that the directors Of this
last movement labor under any such conception They
have enjoyed means enough inform themselves thsa
subject and cannot be ignorant of the insunss.baen
the obstacles that exist TO be the establish
mate aiiain4laRteesl - 81 As parent eountrE
With this pre- requisite, both Cus and Canada might come
in simultaneously, Canada might follow Cuba bat the
order Of precedence viii hardly be reversed At least until
great change shall taken place in country. fsW
signatures to manifesto irreguaIy got up, Or a isW sol
ders gathered from the TseH Of society, and egulay
scattered along the American coast viii have no influence
in Bringing either Of them neTcspt BY way Of rsPulilon
These matters occupy much attention in this CITY, and ssTVe
to fill up he breaks in the series Of remarkable subjects that
have followed each other rapidly during the past thEee
months The chief subject Of confederation with Us now
the course of Mr. Squer Nicaragua. which hardly ap
proved any circle. Those who have always been In
favor Of the principle asserted by Mr. Sduis oppose hS
action the premises from party pIOmphgH and the wings
oppose the old grounds The latter Try to remove some
of the difficulty of the affair by asserting that Mr., SausF
was not authorized by the Secretary of State to assume
oBeag position that he has taken He was probably led
on by the feelings Of the Government Of Nicaragua 70 say
more than he had intended 70 although evident ne
did not say all that that Government wished him to say
The reply of the Supreme Director indeed mean
ing to the address of the Charge that not fairly dedu
chile from his language, although he was explicit enough
with regard to the doctrine of uOn-inteTvention.
II il hardly probable that the British Government will JUS
fifty the coure Of their Consul towards the Nicaragua Gov
eminent. They approve of the matter Of his commH-
ncations but surely the Our legation will be
likely to come for blame from England, in the prem
es and it does actually aths moment bear the appearance
| of controlling the policy of the Nioaraguans.
Some additional excitement has been pTOduced in our eX
citabe Sixth Ward for the past few days by proceedings in
which its Alderman bsaI conspicuous, bat BY no means
creditabIe part few evenings since tbs worthy Alder
man entered the watch house. for the purpose it seems Of
ordering the discharge of couple Of his female fnena %
the female friends Of fiend Of his who had been placed
in limbo without his knowlsdgs consent He was too
drunk to write an order for their discharge but sober enough
to kick mp with the Captain OF the Watch and this
latter funoonaTy locked him to keep company with his
fair friends He yesterday brought up to answer before
one of the Police Justices and the case is still on Any
other Ward of the city would feel itself dsgsced By such
proceedings but the character of the Bloody sixth can
| not be affected by trifes of this kind.
| The Confidence Man, Mt Thompson, who has borrowed
40 many watches and dollars and brought so many people
into trouble has at length been disposed or contrary TO the
fears of good many who had watched MS case ne was
yeer sentenced the State Prison for two yean and six
in Doitiea matters there is but little change worthy Of
notice Both the great parties slowly but regularly
and osrefay their search for available candidates at the
approaching election. The different Conventions have
nearly eompsed their abOTs but it will yet be days
before the tickets made For Sheriff Of this county
the hgs bring forward Thomas Camlsy, and the democrats
Amos F. Hatfield. For Judges, the wings pit Elijah Paine
William Mitchell and E. O. Benedict against the present
| incumbents, Aaron VanderpOO Samuel Jones, pnd M,
Ulshoefer Thereof still much ifesliug exhibited amphEl
the whigs and it IS hardly be expected that they viii
march 10 the polls in solid column. Still many of the eadsn
| are full of confidence.
The demoor cy hold together well and thsTs I mis-
take about their voting together; although much is ye
wanting to make their bonds perfectly The Trui
Sun does not yet make its appearance although it has iOn
and positively been promised have not been able g lam
the nature of the difficulty which prevented Is reaa Of
the LIST Instant but assured that it only mpofay
and that the paper will out in the course of vs few
days Thenew democratic paper, The Republic.' is pro
nounced humbug the Globe cannot be PGrdonsd and tn
Post cannot be used the True Sun come out AM
, | must be handsomely supported
You see how doing up CafOma business in New
York. Some of those fellows who Weat off in the tW
steamers yesterday made their minds il something OF
hurry but they the less firmly in for It. 1t daI
geous business to get into conversation with fellow fires
from the mines Infection is almost insvabs especially
juveniles.
Our weather continues pleasant. but with some htl
threatening Of change. Businaas. fair The Stock MAJ
kst again exhibit declining tsndeRess New loan selling
ms at the highest The steamer Canada, for Lveipoo
to-day, takes out IS passengers and about essoV m ape
ce... Three ships have arrived from Liverpool TINS @oH
bringing an aggregate Of nearly 1850 passengers
Respectfully, youR. hDlcAEoA-