The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-20
New York. October 10. 1919

WeatheT-Stocks.
Eds. CTescent-Gold! Gold Goldl That is the burden
Of every in G0tham-dolla and cents are terms no
longer used-Ounees Of gold only spoken of by people Of
observation-disclosures alone receive any degree Of at
tention and they overwhelmed with vsters and ques.
uonsevey individual that arrived in the Empire City feels
himself to be second General Taylor. And yet these Cal
OTnians have nothing TO te-nothing thatbas not
been repeated time and again in glowing language by let
ter writes and editors, and many of them gather the feos
that they retail from the columns of the newspaper
But does not matter the widest and the tamest stories
are listened TO by their auditors with all osdUity and inter
est The most gratifying and important part of the ntei.
genoe brought by the Empire City sthat referring to the
state Of society in the gold regions of which previous reports
had given rise to the wont fears 1t seems that all quiet
and orderly and s likely TO remain Numbers of the
foreigners principally Chans and Peuvibns) have been
driven from the thoky settled districts the paceFs
but they only retire to less fequened although perhaps
equally rich digging grounds.
The announcement of the safe arrival of the stsamboat
Senator at Panama received with great satisfaction.
Much anxiety felt with regard the Apollo from this
port OF which we hear nothing She old vessel and
unit for the but at the time she was put up the
excitement here great that people could be induced
to ship themselves any craft tebeter than wash tub
upon the mere promise that they should be landed some
where on the gOldooest.
On Monday afternoon Gotham was Delighted with the
assurance conveyed bya teegTaphe dspatcn from Wash
ingon that Cen Taylor had decided upon visiting our CITY
at oncehat be would leave Washington to day and reach
New York on Monday next. For some hours there was
politicians and even among people who antieipa.
ted the delight Of shaking the old mans hand but night
the hopes OF ell parties dampened by another dspatoh
stating that his visit would depend upon the compleEon
Of the French news and this was foowcdthe heA mora
ing by the official announcement that the press Of pnbe
business would render impossible for him to leave Wash
ingtOn and his intended visit had been indefinitely pospo
ned VexatiOn accordingly took the place of satisfaction
and people were beginning to grumbe, when the Empire
City happily hove in sight Since that event the mans of
Gen. TaylOTshas not been heard among us. 49,. -
The primary elections of The wings, which came off last
night were as general thing well and harmoniousy con
ducsd but IN two three of the wards there consde
Tabe disturbance produced by the ineguars" In the
Filth there quite got up for the occasion and the
baotbox carried oft; the box rescued however, but
the police closed the poll One man was badly hurt The
wings deny that the psonH who made the disturbance were
members OF the party residents of the ward The
truth however seems to be that some of the dissatisfied
whka commenced the dispute and were not unwilling to-
receye aid from gang of Owdes on the ground known
as the short boys" When the latter got their hands inn
it was too late to regret the encouragement that had been
sven 'hen ticket was elected at another place in the
anu tue convention will probably consider regular
lee was row also IN the sixth ward Of course and no
election was held, or at least ticket was elected
The spirit Of dssension amongst tho wings spreads oye-
large surtace and braces numbers who take no par in
& %Gu u[ufpance5' The probability therefore is thai
Ine wings viii be utterly routed in the coming contest
such Is indeed the certainty unless better oounsels
than have recently governed their Proceedings
CherlOre CushmAn at the Broadway ia redeemipg the
.
On Monday evening she played Mrs Haer, 10 The
Stronger Of new genius named Cookbook Charlotte had
an audience fully predispOSed in el favor and if her acting
had not been Of the Highest ORDER would have been al
piauded But Of the highest oTder-she 'sbrounbt
down tho house, several times and at the close of the ~
she was called out when it seemed as if the loas ould
come down also, so Tremendous the paudits awarded
She last night appeared ROsand" in rs Y0H yjks y
and h to give Us " Lady Macbeth tonight
The Great Musical Festival for the benefit of the Italian
refugees in our city, comes off tonight at the Tabernacle
II will form one Ofthe greatest treats that we have euioyej
oT long time and have doubt that the ho1se will be
hhed to its utmost capacity. Tede,co the Vetas the
Conis Pal-ai the great singers iudesdw be on hand
with splendid orchestra, and Director who knows how
such things ought TO be dOne-Baili.
we loss one Of our fine Savannsh steamers the Tennessee
which has been purchased by Rowland & Aspinygp fo
theiF California line the Pacific side She VIII eave-p
snort time to take her place, and will afford an excellent
chance for such emigrants like take passage to the
gold regions as easy possible.
The weather is chilly aud rainy, with but little winds
We have had no Of the that burst upon Ms
tremendously on Saturday night and we hear of no damage
suffered from on pst Of the coast Tie only wreck
that hear Of at part is that dreadful one at Cohsst
No Government Stocks sold to-day in WAN street
Yesterday there very large sales Of The Leaa Of 1917
nade, as undspEsnd, 70 GoyslRmsnl AssRu
Respectfully 1epH, IGpIoATeg