The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-27
New York Correspondence.


New YORK, November II, 1850.
Eds CreSccnt-I ast Sunday evening Archbishop Hughes
delivered lecture the Decline of Professionalism at ST.
Parcks Cathedral the receipts at so cents head amounted
to $780, which is evidence that he had fine house. the
following Tuesday the Rev. Dr. Ryder delivered lecture on
the " Historical Character the Jesuits.' Again. the Rev
Mr. Forbes, TN Episcopal clergyman [of st. Luke's) ha
read his reeanatiun, and joined the Catholic Church. and
been ordained Catholic Priest by Archbhop Hughes
The cause progresses.
The Statue of John c. Calhoun has been removed from
Mr. Johnsons Yacht Twilight and placed on board the
steamer SOuheer for Charleston s. c. On the arrival of
the Empire City, on her last trip to this city, the police
arrested Mr. A. C. Ford, the charge of passing some
$4,000 counterfeit bills of the Bank of the State of Missouri
on Burgoyne Co. San Francisco, late of New Orleans
lie is detained in custody o. L. Whitney has been arrested
near Buffalo, as being concerned robbng H. b. Hawkins
OF Sow IN gold dust, on the lsthmus. Jeems, of the
Erad, is very the :" Late outrage in Broadway
as he calls his cowhding The Major (NOa) takes ayan
age OF the same and bangs away Jamie manner that
must be Tither rdts on Jeems's pbeelnks That
Druy Case has been ordered to stand again. and before il
Is allowed to drop it will be pretty well exhausted it has
stood several adounmens already, and likely 10 continue
to do so for some "A horrible murder WAS
committed Yesterday in Dey street by Swede. An old
German and his two stabbed TO obtain $500
they had in their possession The old man died in few mo-
ments; the two both MORALLY wounded, The
murderer escaped for three hours but in climbing
fences in the dark he fell down breaking his wrist
and arm and brung his face terribly was covered with
blood and dirt when taken, that the officers at first msook
nm for negro. A wag Fillmore was a tailor before
PRESIDENT, and now Is President after Taylor On
Wednesday the of the German taors Charged with
rotg when strike for wages) will be brought forward
There are thirty nine OF them, many cannot speak Eng
sh al ALL Another strike Threatened by the taors and
possibly they may strike out from der shoulder as be-
fore The English Abclition5t, THOMPSON got a very
doubtful reception meeting his arrival in Boston He was
politely received and warmly welcomed by the niggeIs and
pnnelpal ADollllon among whom figured the Rev. Joel
Parker, t0iera6ty well known in New Orleans pban.u
GToan' and Kisses drowned the of all those who
attempted to speak the big buck Niger Fred Doug
las had 10 do the pantOmme. If the outsiders had got hold
OF THOMPSON. they would have certainly rotted him eout
and reound, sum, cal'ate,''
MUSICAL ITRMs.-Barnum has made arrangements in
Havana for twelve by Jenny er morning concert
last week was well attended she gives another on Monday
morning, and the proceeds be devoted charitable pur
poses hear the coming week will be her last in this city
the present. Her evening concerts have been as well
attended OF late the press the contrary notwithstanding
saw sensible decrease Monday evening last though
suppose there $1,000 the house. The number
lights formerly about 500 has been reduced to less than
half that NUMBER Jenny said hurt her eyes Parodi
though she has drawn toerahy WELL has not come up to
lie expectations, does she ill the Opera House AT first
many went from curiosity to hear that much had been
said of and but few went second time She no doubt
superior lyrical artist Upper.endom ia their pride of
syenes, would have been proud have her their net
but they judges Of music well the lower hundre,
During the last week Lucrezia Borga' has been pro-
duoed Madame Anna Bishop still continues to give her
Sacred Concerts though quantity and quality Of audi.
enoe, we are " duberous,'
THEATRICALs.-Sr William Don, and good stock com.
have managed to draw liberal share oil public patron
age during the last week, in the School for Scand
Jseobite, Rough Diamond, - Mr.. Graham who
has left the Bowey, where he has gained quite nams has
been engaged at the Broadway, and Thursday took the
character of OtheO and proved himsenc stick in the same
Mr.. kchngs formerly Of the Park also engaged at this
theatre, and is appear in the Bethrothal which is
shortly to be produced At the BOwery, ]. r. Scott has
appeared in The Chevaisr of the Red House not the
Red House Third Avenue, where many fast men and
j X. As hpys
call him, Jack Scott" is the that in Bowery vocabu
ary comes down TO der fOoghs stick that knife inter
him. and then rolls hisss in der Meken Flag. and dies
like son of gun, by -" AT the National, Mr..
w. F. Wood, the panomims and his remarkable dog are
the attractions II Is of no of continue TO say
BuTons nightly crowded. saw Il otherwise not.
withsanding heard Of Peacock on the premises
that took unto himself wings and flew away with sunry rocks
from the box Office, thus proving said Peacock per
ct Bird, though he has since lost his feathers. in mea
Jack rJughams hyceum going finely and we
hope take in tho same and Lucy Barre
together with the rest OF fine company he has