The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-14
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S'''efa NRwYoRK. August 8. 1919.
Eds Crsscsnt-The Presidents recommendation to keep
the present Friday as day Of fasting, humiliation and
seems to Be very generally acted upon in this CITY
An Of the respectable places Of business are closed the
churches Of an denominations open Tor services and all
the quiet Of Sunday observable along The streets There
is however, really rejoicing than humiliation, more
songs than prayers and preeng than fasting and the
neghborng pleasure grounds with Their insopaabe gog
shops are most extensively patopzed At the Centevie
Race Course preparations made for unusually fine sport
Lady Suffolk Lady Moscow, Lady Sutton, and Pelham are
entered for mile heatsn harness. best three in five and big
crowd already moving towards the scene Of the contest
AT Hoboken grand off at three o'clock, and
various tempting entertainments are prepared at Iletudem
Fort Lee, Bloomngdae Gsdar Grove Coney Island, ETC.
The sweetest natural Of our suburbs is Hoboken its
beauties surpassed by few Of Natures masterpieces
in the rustic wohdils Eysian Fields truly worthy OF
the name settled them by universal consent and is
Sibys Cave would be held worthy retreat for Daphne
herself before the wrinkles Of her terrible old age began to
Teprove her unholy ambition Out.lve common humanity.
And yet HobOken is place to avoid. Like a beautiful
prostitute, beneath lovely exterior habOH all that is vile
and wicked II constant scene of drunkenness and
IOwdyism and frequent of Outrage and even murder
Arespsctable female rarely met upon its grounds,
and Of the other strangers only attempt to divide with
the rOwdy occupants the enjoyment Of its inviting scenery
The letter of the British Consul in this city, to the Deo
espassing the territory Of the Mosquito King occasions
exciting comment in all circles. There is difference Of
opinion, far have heard to the character of this
new assumption Of intervening right the part Of the
British Government It's regarded as arrogant interference,
and some of abest declare that it will become
duty to support to the last STEP the Government Of the
Nicaragua territory, in testing the right Of the British to
control in the premises Very serious consequences like
y to flow out of this question in the event Of the peIsis
ence Of the British Government in holding the ground
marked out by Mr. Barclay, the right claimed involves
Of the mOst important principles Of the policy Of the
The subject important than that of Reys alb
uction in your city although attended with much less pop
ular excitement By the bye not strange that he Gov
eminent at Washington-hss been left so long without Off
oa reports relating to the Rey case? The delay in this
gard induces the suspicion here that the most imp Oant
element of the affair and less interest is manifested
in it. than, in opinion, the subject demands On this
well the Mosquito subject thee be founded but little
differences of sentiment throughout tina Union, and party
politics will hardly be admitted 10 exercise influence
either of hem Parties here measuring their relative
strength in view Of the approaching elections The differ
existing between the two sections Of the democratic
party in this city viii probably be split and degree
Of concert may be expected in their action bnt there
little hope Of restoring harmony in their ranks throughout
the State.
Mike Walsh is up for sheriff of this county-hs first in
the field If he sticks he win poll large vote, but the Of
fee too valuable be placed in such hands except upon
conditions that will hardly be accepted Mike hrewd,
but he be- and has been sadly cheated in of his pol
tcal bargains, for years past.
Pope Plus does seem entertain any profound
sentiments Of for the injuries ecsved by his subjects
in the Eternal City, during its ssgs and bombardmsnt He
gratefully accepts the keys from hesnbordnste traitor Ou
dinO and does not cease to direct his prayers 10 Heaven
for the General the army and the French nation" They
need the prayers Of better for their crime
in the eyes Of Heaven and the world. glad notice
that the Fsnch have committed outrage the AmeIi-
flag for mertng which, hope Mr. Cas- viii tender
humble apology the legitimate government" well
to Gen. Oudinot himself
Onr weather delightful The Cholera report for the past
twenty hOu 1CO cases and IS deaths The deaths in
private practice, yesterday, were 50.
Respectfully yours INDICATOR