The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-15

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Fsreien Ite.ns. recsised by lsie arrivals. and
a'etei. y m ~ found IN oar Isst page.
~ Nasi. intexsssins n,astcr WIN be found ON
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be ezz,niaaiiea al Gen Lopez seems no nearer
noio<e Col NoAIpin refuses to disclose The con-
vess.ioa. with Gan. Eopez at the dinner table 81
ceinmon friend He sags he viii suffer any i'm
pti5en.nent o. Commissioner will inAict. For he
pEesdn1 he has been excused from answering but
i !estnaony sufficient to commit cannot be pro-
cured from other sources, he viii be recalled
Nesher IN our article yesterday IN this, do
We isnpoen he motives Of he gentlemen who ap-.
r<ef 81 lie persecution We can but repeat our
regret hat Their sense u duty forces them 10 pur-
sue eeQsae Of examination, destructive Of the
3ssis eeartesies d life, and repugnant 10 that
5sa4e 81 honor which Is he cause Of modern rasse.
mont This feeling W. share wirh the great ma
jofity o. he citizens of New Orleans. No pzi-
vetc Is3ati6nz a ksdrcsz rid esteem. can prevent
u fran ewing expression to he emotions Of regret
iii snel course should be deemed proper. A
eos+ittda mny be obtained but il will be BY the
Dissertation q die hearth and the destruction Of all
that Is noble and beautiful in sosiety. AS in war,
there are certain rules which civilized nations OBJ
2fttt = fli3ft4 te 1AAilt W VIC war o t
lion. 4 j. not allowable to possn wells-it
should not be tolerated that in law, private conf
dence inay be abused or The sacred rites Of hos
pitaliiy saesilesicusly disfegarded. We know the
lawyers Who conduct the prosecution are gentle
men Of high character and nice sense Of honor
thaE he evidence Of Mr. McAlpin on this point
was only discovered in open Court, and that being
thus forced ch them, they have felt compelled to
push ,hs inquiry. Il has been most fortunate
fdf sie defence and affords The multitude Of coun
sci afage chance 70 make speeches to the crowd.
A. We huve undertaken to Sit in judgement on the
Prosecution lss is indscreet zeal, we shall also
give the defence The benefit Of some advice. Far
ts atst day, the speeches 10 the crowd were quite
. AoSel4g hut they are become tiresome. You
fsmenibss ds old story Of he King, the Bishop.
and The esfoans The earliest salmon sells for 1
dollar pntuds and yet il becomes stale com
modify in 4 lew days. Eloquence is a very luscious
flnit, but we can't live on IL We know by per
sons experience. shns Il il very bard 10 lei ones
yesb6aig mould ieg want or AZ ocrasioi.ai airing
bul IL you wear bfave clothes every day your
iineIy soon becomes shabby. The attempt to give
political tone 70 the affair, is alike absurd and IN
jaAs We Dc not blame Gen. Lopez for seeking to
hbssais his country, and we can make all due
allowance for the intolerance Of his newborn zeal
N'ede net blame him ios seeking to enlist men to
light tof The liberty Of his aaopted country. But,
On ne o(hes hand. every good citizen should sus-
lsiR De President d Ale United States il his
attempt 70 enforce The laws 81 Tie land tits
notorious fact that party Of American citizens
leis lAir port with Gen. lopez, and made an armed
descent en Cubs This il an infraesion Of the
ststnie 81 ISIS, and the Government is bound to
nss ~ fair and honorable means to inict the pun
iailAens The national honor must be preserved,
equally e well By protecting the rights Of fiendly
nzsohs Is BY The maintenance 0f our own.
THE CuEA CoRnesfoEpRNcE - We published
yestefizy synopsis Of the voI1minous correspond
ence which has passed between Don Calderon de
u Bafea, the Spanish Minister, and Mr.. Clayton,
On iks subject Of the Cuba Expedition. The fol-
lowing instructions, which we take from the New
Yesk HERALD we give more at length:
Wsslznsfoa, June i. 1850
IMt ftGtAfAkx o. STATE 10 IA, oAMrDKLLs CONSUL
BE- nssass. pl., Campbell 70 impress upon the
cqnet crime and those captured undeT the
q ~ ~ = sSes s Ss e saa s s 70 HIM legal
P.s;iasat iaseas p claim ioI sAs A'sssan
se< whoa by he Is. q CIVILIZED astoas, tsg should
s1I.'f NN3N Frey may ARft been, and probably were,
kats rnil Them under The act or Congress 0f Apr M
ISIS tQ upposng q facts le.tIng their capture TO- be
= heF cned 70 u.s. the President has resolved that
i which he nibsnss q ter ew, naion may
award Tel the Count Of Aleof to send them homs 10 EN-
es41iei 9nni.Rmsnt, which, they are hunafabs men,
IA q sss e ns' s aa s oa'sS
ief ~ attempt 10 violate the faith aud honor Of nation
sE@ vs s III ~ ASs iosshsa BSt war, wsIS S SHa
Cent 1aiY that II he pnully sheds one drop Of American
blood e li. ezeiIsg Period the two countres
s Clayton desires % b Informed every ny Of tho state
c aa nod has heard that hundreds. soms say thoasands.
q ses have landed on the south ds Of cnbs since lie
As sspss IS Coness NE samaec. and he Albany, are
a s time " Cuba end they 70 be cosidesed subject
e ie p0eclon Of the American prisoners, il they should
1l.eF hare Judge in New Orleans named Nc.
Henry. who periodically insults and commits
lawyer PANIED La Rue, in open court Pitisbnrg
Ckroniale
We can inform our friend Of the Chronicle that
ils annoyance has ceaaed, as MI. Larue now occu-
pes tie SEAL On The bench, and the late Judge has
become lawyer before the court.
Fpa xHE WAxxRsNe PLAcEs.-on our third
nags viii Be found The advertisements Of The popu.
lar heiels st al our fashionable Watering Places.
Weeemmtnd their accommodations to the Judge
nerls q Fecrsaticn-se seekers across the LakeAiust
Al ihil season Of the year, very large class Of Our
citizens. The following elegant steamboats, leave
.. The time specified for these delightful resorts:
~ 49,. La.".