The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-30
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MoBILR, March 28, 1850.
Eds CrcscentThaTe no place that put pen to paper
with more pleasure than in the beautiful and hopitatle city
of Mobleat which place have arrived in that excellent
boat the Oregon, commanded by Hien the model Of Cap
tans. His popularity is twin with that of his boat gal
liant craft as ever bueted the Of the clear Lake,
walked the waters Of the broad bay. Laugh and grow
f an old aaage. and thought that would stand
chance OF ryalng Sir Jack Falsta if he initiated Herns
known trait Of character and partook freely of his
splendid dinners. Mr. Myers the Clerk, is courteous and
accommodating officer, aud wins golden opinions from the
travelling public About 10 O'Clock the evening" that
spent on board, several Of the knowing ones under
stood from
around oactoes that the celebrated Mobile Point oys
were the course of being done brown. We formed
ourselves Immediately into Kitchen Cabinet, and pro-
ceeed take the matter Of annexng the natives INTO con-
deraton That they bad to take IL Is needless TO
say and some of the company accompanied the biyaves
with dash of the ardent show the warmth OF Their well
The Cabinet enivened with several we'll told
Irish stories from Col Jack Fisher, distinguished member oil
the Oregon Bar, whose good fellowship as povefDai as
his genenanly attention to the duties OF his department.
During my brief soonrn in this city have noticed many
improvements in progress several handsome private DWELL
ings churches etc., have been erected within the past few
months MY old friend Charley Culnm has made some I'M
provemens in the Mansion House, by adding wing to the
North side, comprising neat and comnodlous paroF for
gentlemen etc. But there Is thing that mine host cannot
well do and that is to improve bis table the general excel
lent arrangement of his house am glad 10 hear that his
patronage is commensurate with his merits.
They complain that trade due here than usual this
season the year. and is attributed to the short crop of
cotton rs that the principal staple brought this market
fair business Understand has been done with the country
and the different departments of trade
counted between 90 and 20 square rugged vessels the
foot of the Bay which unusual large number for this
of the year and there will be smaller bulk of cot
than heretofore, think of them will be disappointed
in obtaining profitable lreghs There cold drizzng
yesterday but cleared off cold in the evening ard there
heavy frost night, which is feared will destroy the
peach and other fruit in blossom together with the early
vegetables Charlotte Cushman appeared Beatrice last
evening in +" Much Ado About Nothing to thin house.
owing probably the ncemency of the weather She closes
this week with benefit There excitement and feel
ing here between the Calhoun branch of the South and the
unons they supposed be nearly equally divided in
point of numbers.
If any Of Orleans friends recreation they cannot
do better than this city for few days and enjoy
the fine rides and beautiful scenery the neighborhood
Picturesque villas and blooming gardens present landscape
unequaled in the sunny Souh inviting TO call forth
VAN EPs handsomes turnout and literally roll among the
fragrance of myriads of blossoms Talking of Barney
that his establishment is very complete in the way
Of g fast ones'' and dashing vehicles to match.
The well known J. N Maf is preaching in this city
The Mobile Trotng Club Races come off in about three
weeks and will doubtless attract the lovers of the turf in your
city. q