The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-07
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Eds. Crescent The Insdited Works Of Lord Byron
first published from his letters, journals and other
manuscripts, in the possession of his son, Major George
Gordon Byron announced in this city to make their
appearance from the LIST of October in monthly parts This
Major Byron is himself the publisher and resides in this
city He says he commenced the publication of the,e
writings some time since in England and portion of the
work already seTeotyped when further proceedings
stopped by injunction from the Lord chancellor
Such work few Yeas ago would have made at once
sensation and fortune for the compiler but at present the
of the enterprise is extremely Doubtful In these
times and in this land it will be hard to revive the Byron
fitrOr.
The Hungarian demonstration in the Park on Monday
failed to realize the common expectation The people did
their duty in the premhes but those to whom the arrange
ments entrusted, fell short in theirs Orr fellow c
and residents of foreign birth did we'll and called foI
ward the best talent in their ranks Around their stands the
enthusiastic shouts which hailed each period of their address
proved the sousting nature of their appeals One or two
of he speakers INDUCED occasional reflections npon
American policy and officials that were not in the best taste
under the circumstances but the speeches were generally
opposite and marked with talent, good and power
Sad was the contrast presented the American side |
there iswI may say noneOf the great men who con
ter strength upon the they adopt few whose
known beyond small circle or if further known the less
respected We have men amongst whose voices would
reach beyond the limits not only of the crowd but The city
and the State whose opinions control those operating in our
nsuOna councils and whose call would be to om
the highest places Of the land But they we've mot bror
forward, and l7hy cannot tell Efforts are being made TO
get up another meeting which will give airer expression
of the public feeling towards the Hungarans but have
row no COnfdenCs in the result.
We have hawked about the streets a pamphlet pro
Tossing to give the life of E. T. G. Judson alias Ned
Bunne," which presents the character of that gentleman
IN anything but atterng light JudsOn processes TO re-
gard na VFrnrln ufrafr lii -
day brought the publisher before the Police court TO answer
charge of libel in the premises He ought rather to pay
than to the man. for the book adds very materially
to bis capital which is notorafy.
As business IeVves in the city speCusors sprnr mn in
quarter and the Police are crowded with VIC
Tins In the law very generally provides home
for the operators but rarely indeed does repeush the su
fsring pocket Many descriptions Of these specuato ae
not only beyond the reach of the law themselves but they
make 1t of carrying out their swindes case
known to wheie poor fellow, who came to this city
with few hundred dollars in his pocket invested the whole
amount in worthless business from which he realized
sixpencs in any form. Besides all his cash he gave note
oil hand for considerable amount and this note is nov, pre-
sened and payment demanded by innocent holder"
whom the law protects TO the ruin of The vctimzed maker
Of the vOte The spectators concerned in this transaction
stand well in the community and continue their nafarous
practices under the protection Of the law and operating in
some instances upon members of the legal profession itself
1t is extremely dangerous for a young man to come to this
city search Of business with few hundred dollars in his
pOChe CuhhCts OF losing Hl at leaRL hundred
one whether he halls from the South or East.
Our weather pleasant, the sickness continues to sbate
and business prospects unusually bright The Boad Of
Health yesterday reported IA deaths only from cholera for
the preceding "a houhe smallest number since the 2t Of
June. To-day the report is 22-which the largest Of any
day since Sunday.
In Brooklyn there was yesterday only deaths from
cholera, the report Of to-day have not received.
Considerable uneasiness felt here respecting Gen Tay
lOs health and increased rather than aayed by the tee
graphic reports Of his improvement they prove that his
illness is regarded serious by his attendants Speculation
is already rife upon the political consequences that would
follow the old mans death at the present moment
Tbs bark st, Lawrence arrived this morning from Rio
Janeo. She reports lying in that habor the following Cali
fornia vessels the OheO (put in in dstress) and Han.
nah 5pTsEus. The Magnolia Robert Fulton and Alice
TsTst0n had sailed for San Francisco,
The steamer Hibsrna which sailed to-day, Bosu Tor
Liverpool takes only % paSssBga 10 which 90 To Halifax
she has $500 IN gold baEEd, 80 says the telegraph
Respectfully yaaH, INpICAFnE,