The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-20

The Ruins of tho Fire Relief of the Sufferers
Nee York Firsnen- Trouble on tie Route
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PHILADELPHIA, July II, 1850.
The Rutns Of the Fire Relief of tie Safsyers--
Neto York FtreDlen- Trouble on tie Route
Military Movements, etc.
The Of desoaon resulting from the late fire attract
crowds of Spectators but they properly excluded
ing walls that threaten every moment to fall The poor
creatures burned out have generally been with
Northern Liberties has been thrown open refuge to the
The relief committee Of the same district have commenced
distributing portions OF the fund of $4,000 appropriated by
tee Of city councils now in session, devng plan
distributing The In1d appropraed AZ the corner Of New
Is already commencing building operations the ruins
The auhones of the Northern Liberties have taken meas
a5es 70 widen l New Market Water and see2nd streets
ocsted along these streets of greater value than before
a detachment of New York remsn arrived here to-day
in the train that started at O'clock They 1l9 in
session Of he cars They we bonsR on % New 9G bn
arriving there became boserous refusal of the
was called and had 70 read the to them. Alter
this they gave security for the payment of their fares and
York Alone and nothing them to do own lemen
have % far recovered from their fatigue to be ready for
A detachment Of U, s Artillery with splendid band.
tfom Governors Isand also arrived, their to WASH
1gton g the funeral of President Taylor General Scott is
The statement published in the New York Herald and Bal
tmore Sun, thu Mayor Jones called upon these two cities
nights hae o a b s 5 s S MsVo
Jones maze no such call upon either nor did he authorize
OF extent OF COnHasrh-
ton.
NEW York, July II, 1850
HonOrs to President IayLor-Adjournnlen Of
the CONFEDERATION of the Council Brilliant
Marriages etc.
Since Yesterday morning New York city has been aayed
IN ebems of mourning for the death Of the President All
the ags are at half mast the Law Courts after the Bench
and Bar had In each paid proper tribute the memory
OF the deceased, adjourned The offices in the City Hall
were Closed Cusomhouse partially and the business
that department as well as the Police Office, suspended
a. far al possible.
The board of supervisors adjourned and the board Of
aldermen met yesterday afternoon o'clock when the
necessary steps taken in regard the appropriate
monies Tor the commemoraton of the mounuI event They
recommended that the be closed The day that the
funeral OF the late President takes place Washington and
mat The places Of public be closed on the evening
o. the day The bells OF the several churches and the fire
alarm be Will be oled and sixty minute guns (being
ihe age OF the deceased) will be fired from The Battery
lhese aTT3ngemens intended for tomorrow with the
understanding that the funeral place on that day
put as this has been postponed until the day. an aera
ton will probably be made here.
0nr city still exhibits the manifestations of the general
ref ocoasoned by the death of President Taylor Every pub
nc enldng and all the public places have displayed flags
half mast and shrouded in Grape
80 Inc church OF Rev DR.. Potts crowded to Excess on
uesday morning, the occasion of the marriage his
daushte Miss Mary e. Potts, Mr. Perkins, of Louis.
lana Il was one OF the mot brilliant ceremonies Of the kind
WHICH have lately taken place in our city. The newly
welded pair VIII start at the of Europe