The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-18

Correspondents Of the Gresrent.
Navigator ATr;sSs:ssi csas1s.
NEW YoRx, April 3, lsse
Eds Ctescext-Ths Dramatic Fund Association dinner
to come of ON Tuesday evening the 18th inst and there
but little doubt that will be gahd affair." The old
in the Astor House Is to bs the scene-hs tickets only
five dollan and Brougham and Povey chisf Managers.
am happy to learn that the Dramatic Fund grows rapidly
and there is prospect of raising the amount fixed a. a CAPT.
tai begin upon ($200 at earlier period than its san.
guine projectors expected.
Another benefit to be given to the late Mr. simp.
sons family The statue of Shakespeare, which 10 long
gr1ced the front the old Park Theatre cleaned up
and reprinted and after doing duty the evening of the
Dramatic Fund dinner will be sold for the benefit of the
Simpsons.
The Bostonans trying hard to create the impression
that MI Fry the Opera OPERATOR has runaway from their
city leaving his make on their own account
T. TO whistle for their The story is not believed in this
city and hope will be proved false have doubt that
he paid far he could. Maretzek doing all that pos.
be with the old Opera company here but gets along badly
enough. He giving Sacred Concerts of the time,
halt dollar admission.
Fanny Kembls read the Merry Wives of Windsor in
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening, the 10th instant.
The Boston papers have account of the probable wreck
with cargo of 800 Of "copper" 100 of copper ore
$50 of Nicaragua wood and hides She had also
on board "a pounds weight of California gold which was
saved She went ashore near the South Shoals about 20
miles from Nantucket and after abandoned by the
Captain and but it supposed that she not in great
danger The ship insured for 417 OOO the cargo etc
for about $127 ,000-all in Boston.
The Boston Journal says that letters from Port
OF the 18th March, in which mention made of the march
of troops upon San Domingo reported here by the Cap.
tain of the schooner Burlington.
appears by all intelligence from emgrating parties cross
ing the land to the Pacific that is bad policy to travel in
large parties This especially the with regard
to the through Central Mexico. Almost all the COM
panies from this place that have consisted of over twenty
memben have broken u many Withdrawing from the asso.
Citations at great loss it being strict condition. generally
organizing that withdrawal the route should work for
fixture of all money paid. and interest in the company
Professor Mapes that Aerial navigation destined
to practical purpose medium of transpostion
because Hydrogen gas subtle substance that vtrsd
surface only has been found capable of conning it, Opin
ions thus gratutousy issued to the crowd calculated
the result to bring philosophers if philosophy into con.
tempt Mr.. Mapes should have remembered and profted
by, Dr. Lardners demonstration of the impossibty of
bringing steam navigation into practical use on the ocean,
The time will assuredly when Aerial Navigation will
perform its paIt in the general economy of society along
with if it do not entirely supercede land and water sys
TENS If we need vitreous substance coating for the
inside of the receiver balloon, be upped-peraps
not just but all in good tme the requisite composition
will be discovered and applied But the want OF such SUBJ
stance not the difficulty that presents itself to the con-
triven of Aerial ocomotion and Professor Names be-
is worth nothing.
In the Legislature yesterday resolution adopted ap
pointing committee select position suitable for an
Agricultural College, farm ETC., and bill was introduced
providing for the organization of Department of Agrcu
uTs Science and Art The rest of the proceedings were of
general interest
The weather continues warm, with strong Southerly
wind which makes unpleasant to along the
Respectfully yours, INDICATOR.
Difficulties in The North of Ireland- Embarrassment of
ton-French Poiitics-CaIitornians ReturHinr@cnn.
ada-.New Charter. ~
Nrw YORK. April 9, Is4s
Eds Crescent-The British Ministry find trouble in a
quarter and Of character which threatens to produce
serious resus-the the at the head of the
movement are of the Nobility and possess large influence
The North OF Ireland declares against the payment of the
Raen and unless the law be defeated in the House
of Lords rebellion anticipated Warrants have been
issued for the arrest of Lords Roden Downshre and Mas
sareene and number of associate malconens who have
taken refuge in the mountains. Ulster was proclaimed,
and all arms ordered to be delivered up on the 2ls of
March. Lord Clarendon. who in London favored the
withdrawal of the obnoxious BILL and advised the grant of
general amnesty to the parties concerned in the attempt at
rebellion.
All the State prisoners but one have been released and
strong efforts made to induce the government to stop
proceedings against Charles Gavan Duffy
The Canadian difficulties also tend increase the embar
rassment OF the Ministry and the approach of crisis
appehended when the Niagara sailed II said to be
the intention OF the Ministry to resign if defeated the
Navigation Bill which has been modified allow no
foreign vessels to engage in the coasns trade. do not
find an abstract even of the provisions of this BILL
Lord PaImerston expressed the opinion the House of
Commons that the Emperor Of Russia habored design of
encroachmen upon the of Turkey
He declared that the integrity Of that empire could not be
its subugat0n effected by one or more
p0iocrs without giving rise European con act" etc
ho said hadO cod doca
Modavia and Waacha with the object of preventing the
spread OF revolutionary principles among its subjects
Ii the Emperor should seize those provinces permanently
could he not the plea in justification? He must
thank Lord Pamerston for that sentiment
French politics have lost nothing in interest The new
Assembly will meet in May, until which event matters will
probably move rather quietly along the present channel
Louis Napoleon is strengthening himself in every possible
manner and prepared for almost any thing short of dsaf
lection among the troops.
The discussion of the bill for the suppression of the Clubs
the 10th and 2t attended with the greatest excite
ment and large portion of the opposition members with.
drew from the Chamber This proceeding however. only
had the effect TO increase the maoss by which the different
sections of the bill passed There was prospect of
compromise the 3d. but what conditions was to be
made is not stated
The Marseies papers state that expedition of ~ 900
men fitting out at Touon, it is supposed for the aid of
Pope Plus.
The Austrian Government have acceded to the request of
Louis Napoleon, to deliver the remains of the Duke of
Rechadt. for inement by the side of his father in Paris
The Calfornians returning not loaded down with
gold they anticipated when they left u.s. but bringing
with them experience and knowledge worth more than gold
One reports that he left at Panama 1900 Americans
waiting for passage to San Francisco. and passed 1000
more at Gorgona and Chagfes number of the emgrans
had spent all their money, and could get neither to San
Francisco to the United States.
We have sad from Canada. Toronto is said to be
half burned to the ground-the Cathedral of St. James being
among the buildings destroyed. No particulars given.
The election for absorbs the public attention
The Charter will be carried by immense majority The
weather is delightful Respectfully yours INDICATOR
Appointments by the President.
LAND OFFICERS.
Daniel Siger of Indiana, to be Register of the Land Office
It Winimac, la.
Samuel Benton, of Indiana to be Register of the Land
Office at Fort Wayne, la.
John H. Thompson of Indiana, to be Recsiver of Public
Moneys at Indianapolis, La.
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