The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-01
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MoBlLR, August 90 1919.
Mobile, at this season, weau Sabbath like sir sfsy
day There livelness visible in any branch Of bulne
aud the streets are nearly deserted after pOst.Ofoa hours
Duhes and quiet reign every where except where
the pTOverba hospitality of the people make ohserfunes
within doors. The pDoips and might almost say the
only sign Of activity, in the number Of buildings gong
up in different paris Of the oys proof that the stsgnauon
that Of the season. and should create an uniavOFaoe
option Of the business character of the place. In the two
three days have been here have noticed surprising
number Of Improvements starting mp in the principal streets
but mostly in by.plaoes where small dwellings going up
such occupied by mechanics and men OF small means
In most cases. informed, these are hOmeseaoa Ahs
low price Of real estate for few years has enabled the poor
to secure him lot and great many OF them are put
ting up dwellings, 1t is excellent sign Of the growth Of
permanent populatOn-msn who reside here and invest
their earnings here Il has been great dfaWbaek 10 TINS
city indeed The whole South that our popuianon SO
migratory that our Weather citizens roam away during the
summer months 10 expend their winter earnings IN other
places and that mechanics have been SO TO speak an
unsettled race. coming among us 70 accumulate ana qut
ting when their desires satisfied 10 ENJOY the Io Of
their labor elsewhere When we shall have obtained per-
uanent class dOmescaed here and thus permanently in
teresed in all social improvements an era OF rapid growth
for us win follow It is true of New Orleans as well as Mo-
bile Here very evident that such growth by steady
thrf has commenced. The discovery, too, which families
OF wealth and leisure have recently made that there are in
ourmmedae vicinity, along the Lake and Gulf shores and
on the east side of this charming Bay watering places
fresh attractive and beautiful in any part OF the country
Mobile and New Orleans IffsshiOn would but coin
eide with comfort enjoyment and interest there would
be few summer jaun either to the North West and mil
lions Of dollars now scattered the Union would remain
to build up cities and adOrn and refine society.
spent a short time the other day at Hollywood. acTos
the Bay plsee destined to be famous for its delightful at
mosphee, fne bathing good fare, and good company. In
deed all along ths there destined TO be- before
years string of villas and hotels which the planters
the interior the citizens Of Mobile will flock
resort not to be exoelled any where
The letter of Lieut. Totten of the Water Witch, to thu
parties Round Island, published in New Orleans has
counterpart in address to the parties by Commando
Randolph of the Albany received here last night It's
possible that the administration could have authorized sucl
extremely arbitrary and Illegal proceedings Randophs cir
cuar reads like hoax The idea of treating body ofmel
oagraatS, under police law and at the same tim
0rbddng them TO receive provisions (which they abb
and willing TO p6yof making them outlaws, and treaiin
them convicted plundee, because Captain Randolph
believes they don't know what they engaged to do
dispensing them mob and at the time enforcing
" blockade embargo" the naval authority to
uncertain whiehs of the most amusing things of th
tmethat is, it wonld be good joke if it not
thing worse. We have had extremely weather fo
several days. ..