The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-04

The Y steamer Fashion, Capt jas. Nice. Ba.
her arrived Al this por, yesterday, from Tampa
Bay, whence size leil Ga the 25ta ult
/ Sen. Twlggs vas at Fort Brooke, few days
pissious He had been thrown from his horse and
had hiA right arm broken, and was otherwise
bruised bnl when The Fashion left lie was doing
/ we'll
i The y. s. steamer Dc Rosseit was lowed 10 Fort
Brooke " she steamers Col. Clay and Fashion,
having broken her piston rod IS miles southeast u
Egmqnl, % bet why b Charlotte Harbor.
The Fashion htihgs up seventy-tllree Of the In
llsn6 eniigTasihg West The chiefs Of this par,y
aiA called Ce.pieehn.clle, sub-chief, fixco
clopeo.
! hers Ar also on board nine 0f the delegation
nom Arkansas, and one Interpreter. The whole
nader lie command of Major Holmes, win 4 d.
iaelinent of men and sereetrlt. under command
gf Leus- Wfishfofthe D. s "a .Ehsy were landed
q sie Y s barracks, where iiey will remain ls,r
soma time
TIE Fashion received Tie Indians on board al he
River ManilGa, from lie b. s. steamer Col. C,iav
which beat took them on board al Fort Ha;ner. or,
ills head waters Of tbs River. The r. IeIt The
Aauil6a on die 26i OH at r. N, touched az he
RafaRcas Fenaaroa on tie I'd inst. al u A.. ana
ea1ae into The river 80 lie 3I Passed ii Pass 4
Louife Spanish bark, hound up saw several
square rugged vessels ouhide4-above de S W..
Pass, the Z. s. schooner Arispa, hound up--mst
Two lows d Wilder's Cul-oti, bound down
Extract Of q letter from Capt john Otway, Il. s.
fss. siearner Monmouth, Cape carnayena, Feb. "a:
AZ 4. NJ LET 81 an anchor half n mile from
The VI >. Surveying steamer Heizel, r., Rogers.
Ter commander came ID 10 q magnificent whale
noas ne required me Y lay el night 10 give him
mill
ny feqrest. this mu: 81 heavy anchor
ae had Loss, and lai il stiefe he wanff ii and
gave him rev S-iIicl haWeer. EIe dispensed
&iih NY pulling 81 the hefxsI, u cUud as easily
nsxe moved tAe reek Of Gibraltar She lies par
silsi win the beach canted off shors--ihe sea
Qgsaesug unaer her guards, has lifted her deck
frame y = said Thy ideehbs and lows in llsr' .
M'ssEssirfI AND CALIFORNIA; meetings
have been held III Jaekson--b0th called withon,
'egasa e old pArlg distinctions Attic irst meet.
ing 4 SERIES Of resolutions werA passed chateino
Prssdsnts Polk and Taylor win s ,b
South that the admission Of California would il
ifalsl On the South
re snpssansni fneeil passed series II aounlsP
resolutions "a which they deny that there Is pfoef
u any improper inapence having bean exer,stI 10
e,eals : State government Ia California tbat The
admission 81 California al free State i not snch
- emergency AZ should lead the people Of Misslss
s'pIl % psirsl'e course endangsfing lhe Union.
Beth meetings were composed Of gentlemen. Of
zoe highest and az each the sublsct
vas discussed pro aaa cen
Hhlsise good feature. Tie people ara becoming
i'sed q these one@sided neeiings. I IL only by
ieir discussion that correct public opinion can b.
soHned. isia well known ihal on columns ara
9Ien % ilose who diffzg iEom rs, aid we shall be
glad % present 70 our readers The views OF Others
= sseil "a our own. VIZ ARE ron THE Union
Al AL EyEkrs Let those who want 10 lake
dawes 81 New Mexico or Dsscrst light out The
question: We have no idea Of being driven out Of
sbe ulasa on such 81 abstraction.
Tar SAiLoRs HoME Yesterday he clergy
men Is ncst Of the churches preached on the i'm
poItanee Of this phllanthrcpic institution We
llslened n Mr. lapp and whatever may he tlooeht
~ laaay q his religious views. no one could rsve
heard him yesterday without being deeply Infected
lie spoke Of the TAX an vice. He did not want to
faiss revenue crime. Il 50, by licensing
galnblng houses and other places Of dissipation
lhe streets might be paved halls built, schools and
churches established. He hoped the time would
come when the State would derive no profit from
sle sale Of liquor Tue sentiment has been forci-
BY expressed BY one Of The poets Of the last cen.
tnfy long before the temperance movement, which
We quoie The substance Of Il was contained in
Nj, clapp's sermon:
The s;sese + isiien'd sgl1 tie rich res,lif
X ~ ttls not; ard tea thousand casks
Forever tnhhling enf their base ennienfs
I Touched ny the Aiiass finger Of the Stsfs
si2eA god Tor nlinietefs 10 sDorf n,zar
i,tIllk a'la ne pnd, then, IL youf rs,,nrs hid.
,,i01oasiy drunk obey the In eoTafl cali w
Per cause demands Inc tssistancr Al yonr tI,.sts
- a'l can swallow and she asks 10 more .
Rz The cipeianas G Commercial SAYS 4 areat
many papers IN the East West, North and Soutb.