The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16
New York correspondence

n,e arnnnd actively and Just warm enough for COM
ort-in fact Just right There has been, and ye consul
erabe excitement among the blacks in tn city, as 70 inc
-; So pju r,satinp has been held by them in the }.
PARK 70 welcome back Hamlet The daIkes at the North
have handles to their viz: Mr. ihouas Jefferson
Madison Jones aud George ION ON
Eso The females also indulge in the hlghiauhng n
Nodap WIliams-Day's work taken in, and going out to
davis Washing on moderate terms No er klntry ~ Ned
Buutne returned from BLACKWELL Island last Monday and
hi; manor SAYS the steamboat Nimrod, with 1000 persons,
M; snn hand and of flags welcomed him home again.
Cen Cas- arrived in last Monday evening" and
welcomed by the Democratic General Committee and
ro-ed TO the " WEwam - CFammany HRO)
The examination relation the charges against the Com
mon Council by Mr.. Carson is likely result in smoke
Carson be candidate for Mayor and will receive the
support of the Fine Department The steamship Columbia
has been launched, and has made her trial trip. She
owned by Messr. Rowland & Aspuwa also the Ere
mont, launched at Philadelphia last Tuesday, They are
Intended for the California trade. Messrs II. and A. now
have including the last mentioned, steamers in that
trade. Over $4,000 immigrants arrived in this city during
the month Of September Taking the in this " great
country next useless in point of giving information as
the number OF people, when receive such loads from
foreign To- 900 from Great Britain and eand' say
the papers, We do MT understand the and in this case
under the impression that Ireland was included, IN
saving e Great Brtau,''' or the British Empire The
notorious Lttefed, Jantor of the Medical College, Boston,
has exhibition in this city, model OF the CoUege ana
figures representing Parkman and Webster Lynching is
good for wretch of so character The idea
so disgusting exhibition exasperated the people, that
with his ngureS, 10 again ese
where. N hope he meet with equal success wherever
he has the temerity display such revolving and horrible
scene.
The people of the Fifth Wand have had meeting and
getting up petition for removing the track OF the Hudson
River Railroad The Fair otthe American Institute much
the ereoyped description of the articles on
exhibition would save ator, The same pianos and pumpkins
soaps and sugars great pOutCe, that ast) modifying ap-
picalon for disappointed visitors at said Fair,
You doubtless remarks in the papers in relation to
the Musical Hail. nneenths of which mere rumors,
worthy Of amoment attention have had great iacl,
obtaining information that head and have awaited
myself of it. for the purpose Of giving readers correct
THE JENNY LIND HALL
Was built and intended for a musical saloon to be
opened by Jenny Lind. 1t the istention Of Mesr
Trper offer the Hall to the Nightingale for her concerts in
New York free Of chargl-and only relying for remunera
ton the well known generosity Of the noble Swede which
in the way of be0eit, would well them The Hall
was to been ready Jenny her arrival here, and
it Barnum became impatient and brought her0ut
Castle Gar IN. Thus disappointing Messr.. frpIer who
then said NJ lie Lind should their Hall should
be named after her but will in future be called Frpler
Hail." They another reason that should Grsi come
TO this county, she would sing in hall named after her
rival SFnor BO3hsa, seeing the state OF affairs very
Cuunngy oilers Me frper Il aavs this from MI l. him
ef) $1,000 for the first night with the privilege Of twenty
more nights 1900 per night the Osty Of the people to
STE this magnificent saloon, h. IT'S presumed make up tor
the difference price between the fret night and the
| sive Consequently Madame Anna Bishop IS adver
Used to open the 'Trpler Hail. tickets to be 81. Bamum
also ad yere5 that Jenny viii sing at the same place. about
the middle of October The Hal will he ready about that
time Here's - nice time " in perspective. The
oty of Jenny to the Fire Department has brought them all
over to e side and s ruWOre5 about privately that they
say The Hall built for Jenny, md she shall open it,
and il Madam B shop attempts it, there will be musS "
the time report has about, in relation to Mrs
Bishop which not calculated raise her in the estimation
Of the pu lie We heve heard much and k OF the
facts IN relation the scandal, decline dirylnE on
Rnss5j %I o , %n% rnn sD U The Now
hat takes down we haven't muffin more TO spo
KEN Sgnor Bochsa intends to have 80 performers in hs
orchestra Barnam having offered high prices has already
secured siJy Of The best at The NUrh and now Ssnor
can take the lie have including chorus sing.
aid orchestra, in all; he Now the stage al
the Hall wi not no 10 alone We have the tickets
of invitation admission for the opening Of the Hall,
II yo1 the night. The Press and distingu %
kyiuals invited. ID that distin" "a,
5r1sef 90 Little I'm, have had special ts a h,
some collation. will be spread, and the a III ;T ,liL
I,ws nav hat) be net with lots of chi n,' i H..
| hat ~ cOnta occasional brick thps 8 - my
Chose composing the walls having lean Of s9Ioo " @
NOT having been paid for by the contrac VI ,l,'iL
formed by the said igve y o. ~ q =, ave :,
hand said eHsaing, and sf E ,bs ~ now "
W.T. T,S S'S S, a"Y .i75'FtR .j,e .,or.
were last week. EhsartcaIs eek nave change in th,H
Rro,L,rsv and ,iors Murdoch has ara"5 "Sa
created quite sanh certainly fine ar'2 and he is q
fvore with u5tbe station al the AS,o. ur Nlary'' alb
| tobe married. lsha here Mary la, What pity!
like Mary lsugpai retire ifom ,ha NOW she will 60,
step out NJ alryp oiy liked Mary-a"H II" Provit
has baa, Mort j. She had orer be concert Pgt
ticket accomen Boston single USu ' had the call "e If
-gIas-t two entries ohy. $50" rsyfr----
: tats N T,yinr beaten Gotham al a pre-,
- g. - y2n, 49, ahead Bill WI and > IE$E.I ~
ttYE$Ssng tl5n see the 50 an GsT,,f IN
spft lid i On 's' os o appear in Norma, at tn
Astor Place, tomorrow evening, An EngH'h nobemer
Sir William Dow, Baronet-or several yearV lieutenant
royal cavalry regiment in Engand-has resigned his con
mission, and has been engaged by Mr. Marha Otthe RroaI
way appear the sase-he having the reputation
being first class low comedian More Of him Yin anohe
letter Mr. Oaks, correspondent Of the SpGtN over u
signature Of Acorn" gives a handling to "a
London Assurance" at Boston. Mr. Oaks has tfaTep
tauon OF being Of our first critics the North N9r
also an impartial Oue-gving each his or her due; he W
puff u g STAR Tor being STAR but gives cred
where credit is due. Miss Cushman concluded her en-
garement Boston last week Acorn says OF Mr. Nea
There evident ia this g4ueman's styl
since last season. It pHrakes less oil rant and meO dTama
t Juror. 1t affords pleasure frk the rapid strides
is making in his arduOu profession HE'S close student,
well as ruun1ng observer aud evidently anayzes ever
character he assumes md, wJha, is great iayore III
}, Howard Atheuuum" all our first critics have observe
Mr. Naajes improvement; he is wha modest and rstirn
d gentleman.
Sporti0gA matchor SjO0-miIe heats best raein fiv
10 hurnesswas the Ceuueve by Black Harr
beating Reindeer three straight beats Whplpey's Fam
$, beat Whe ans Meudhum Maid for $IOOO-tyo mile heats
harness. best two in thre. Fanny took saighthea
8: 49, each heat; theg went before wagons which wit
~ driver, weighed $50 pounds. In haste, LlrrLE IN
p. ST. open this that have Just learned from III
doubted authority that Jenny Lind give her seventh COZ
re here The Tper Hall on the 4Oth and there pob
IF bty that Anna Bishop will sing the Hall presen
"A Messs Tnper have been advised buy her of and the
, now begin TO notice that the voice of the public generally
against it. We have been shown letter from the agent
II Gs and Rachel to Mes,rs TupIer, relation negot
ton for the the Hall when they come which there
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