The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-22

tnt Alt'7 y -n'AN wv '-e-A--S y ~ Y-af
The MississIPpa River--Levee systsns--
Ouffsts--ese.
lM Crescent Sir. short time since, recsissd under
cove addred me, Of the Circular Of the Ssnas
Ceumilzs on Leyses. etc. know whom m
1e9ea iat M aaeuut surely OF that Conmlfes
Asn4A snereo nor Be led the Of ntruding myself
upon lhe Al views upon the subject a. lsvees hase
oeen' perssla spsrnss. Known the qnaer Of
.u'y, iahs eoasluds some theost confident Of Dab
e appo'as oearoas U my smal groand with
" p 7 a man aasls whsissss his rAenls sns-
However deassve my vcws BE- ttzy are supposed 70
be founded on al Dc discover DIS same sess
from the same state Of thnsA Human uzsusn =. eII us
human often buried mschrubti.h haald vve
be fortunate as Ia Diamond % budv Of al
chemists and they perceive il lamp Of cay we
be repaid by the reeedoa Eari viii ullr,,sly uuva m
qusldes-beide have prns noadnh 30 sores
Our aeThs bed Of the nser. esvats IN proportion
the deposit is banks. Therefore, prsat sg...
Of artificial embaukmenss viii 20 lound a. uu
successful protection through long series Of year.
Our river takes ram the AlIeshsnses East
the commencing swes Of the Rocky Moastsns IN tas
Nonh-in the Vest By these MounlHls hsaselvezL II
mmaIeaI by what portions OF the have ben
pushed beyond the surface ol perscs bedfe nohsx
moras and the western plains nund ses above
sueh surface. Though the low lands Louisiana weFssons
hundreds of feet higher eeyaron would
ne to ns As mpercepu Iqdura1s poinls upon
ne great plains OF the North and Wet By ,her
themselves TO be The the fact, thar dsps
OF some 90 ie the los thousands Of ue around
them has been navigsted By the eauaos Storm, and
eoeiai rams OF former OF time To elevare plains
the low lands Of L0a4na ndebted for sszemDs,ou
Tom theocean- They eternal ssealta Of psao
eas u aet N TOTAL disregard % lne ahsss1e sns
oi e claim p5or,y o. age and dem nd taat
~ ie' ~ o',s u.sl sna NJ ouasa - oloa tnef ACTION
viii srcspuby relard their Tor nov :
anu par nA m1.' nave een y Lasafensr
= aaoenne ana A.caAslasaf sasn Dag
Mature never desrOus do nischefshe ba adsd
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MANY high ,vaier aue, a ,vru,e,,c- NAV s.gr1 h..
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: oupos;tion
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The NOR the uucultiyasi lands ove,g, tha .,or, ,hv
viii lie 6t for cnItiva,on anl ealv n ss.h.p-s ,t,o.
with tIos lands yb,cl, ars ,nevened bv n. Iav- .
beng eleva,sd by ire usna ler-gf n ,b ssv - %
half of the low and. NAV h. enriv.rs ,l H.
the Dreseut sys,sa mot nne tauh hnt ~ ~, ,v
are rapidly improving in value beside the overuw of the
uncuvated lands ia the manner proooss viii urevsnt apv
l very high elevation Of water
To as this az en looks with ,ussss iuts o,v I'M.
city of New Oreansa city de.tipe il mai des,rovr v i.
appended sugar eds beng conveed al one day u, i'm
passabIe and worthless wastes become the very metropolis
agricultural world Thedepo in large CLUES d aI,vayv
great Is not in New Orleans squa or greater than would
be natural deposit from the nser2 We remember iorty
ago seen Tbs play boys canoe and
Old Izsak himself could wished spor than
there had with the nsiaBDU and nerck HovV ,Rpud
system Of drainage BY ward Canals iron suitable POI 5 IN
the bch sides Of The some small distance
both above and below, buck ridge effect The general
health district Coud the intervening sips fhavvn
into fruitful cultv Cou the light sassea which gene
there and viii now remain IN helr auaggy abode be
thus up perhaps to the region OF the frozen
cloud? And would such system OF Improvement give ad.
dnOnal safety against the dangers of inuBdaton2
We feel no doubt The true poicy eleal belour the
month of Rad Rivsr 4 N hia tle ,rhv A.. inf, /. sph
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IF rae,eabe il Womb . tts mimi. Of ou,laa .l,ud h
selected A. the mi nv ,ho.s of ia inn Tg
h,,hood :. - = - y 80
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, oaIuei 1 = an s '.. , P e. e.
out up Y oa1 pstn. Wnss lof many ase. e1ieimma ny
wais wsie 'ss alsAlos M ns 1ssses
p,esonsu sns seuon o me Sesae soMmee @ w ee esso1
y eu' tN ss ~, o e ". nas ssg osen nAsA. ans
1oe ~hoe parish aecneo ueeaen . oe nn, aFy ana assy
rn1s Imply, ~ s,sa s ~ y es .as 'HA ~ N,
SonssauOn lass 'eu ~ ~hes 'otv DasoaA mes
n so'9unsnoh-
ssa .na was M',I ssneea N
sA' rnen.Aass ~ r,'s I 1s ny
!. | heard fragmsnt;
on have noticed the blaek-cuwu and white birds
auat on the drift woodbury. sextant hshcharged-mS
huxion ran over. and ousy di sssthe river dow
e stream, when II took no MT backwards.
Science sroaned under the weight OF tAeais nroseht
II | NNSS,4' - s..7 $50 -'4e"7 $500
the open months Of the Outdoor aud ense yasohes nya
{ nOs'aucs' hyefeaSnam'cs' Wsfs next N@Assy .
,uns IN learned and s0noour ensIs nj, y =
b. ufouBnt shrewsbury 70 NlsN @ho ue'sN, - ~,