The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-26
From The New Orleans Cfsesni CIV of OclslsF I8
F" PU BLIC GOOD "
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT, FROM THE FIRsT SETTLEMENT
or LOUISIANA THE PRESENT. TIME.
The Battare-Nssg Lexee.


fs Suggestions, leading paragraph relative de
70 y aGn' % me secono siaacpay ana = ! sss
II ~ ~ "e nsss ~ nssta ''s post, o.'sas5 -
bqneaed this city by that gentleman for Ievee and en-
esnkmen and was TO rensin in the possession Of the coDo-
y lons a " was enisse of thaa pnfposes you pave
pT =. ts :, 'ne ssa@,e 2. ,a.s
formation reDeetInr s,oi,in ,Est y, ~ ;,i ~
Whole trnth nos esairsiy correct.
in I7o te grlv;oa - y y ',e els =. a.e
XIV King Of France . - % ,.s ~ - =
which they soon alter added u by purchase all
joining to the commons Of the city face an euve
their .notrertv copfiaratea = 1870 o
70 eect Nhch directions We're gwen 20 Y survey and
ainiag , conmons nd = S ~ ~ ~. peee ~
tnrs has ,ccnmnI.tad ,r.s nuycbs.s.t ~ .s
'n'e haz was pufchase" " ffanefthe riaew
Of whom maued Bertrand CraVleT, and brought wlth hs<
hisiuhertanee
rage WIN PnasisIs fe the ~ ~ IN. IN s,r-9
D5 sa,e M MI % via I'm ah sIs % % co q % y e =
by t Snryeyor snera Iayine Il of mo sfs e a ~ niis IN
ats and desiena Il IN ne sn.aIlsti.a ~ Esssis,srS
| ST Mary"
6 VII, ; he @ ont ~ ~ ~ WI % % t y a'i t 1z.eI ~
ale OF and regularly asae portoas o1 M '1
was recoenzed her uniyersal he and esna mn n a<i
Of her estate conceived he iaTisr des 81 sarn II oei
@ hs egI aans so eaad sn @ :. n 1sas " 2 ny mnen I az
| building ots a. found TO ex Isl at Dressuf - " -
Bertrand Gayer sold portions Of lae property thus laid off,
s e an oS hr wan a. ssn . Sx Snn !. ~
of sccesson adiueed to hnlseif and IN an way a.1s
possssszfsd fiS;nn.,o0 Of .,,in- bs .,,,v .
sans Possessd q BsTtIaas and aegaas
against lie city Of New rezfs reIaiiye to lie Doson s
Il was iaff ii pabe noeev that Is.trr tlaf .e,;s
the inhabtanis Of New res eoyed the ire prvlice 81
taking earth from H. ldr the psIrpos OF bng ~ f sas1t
sS, AUG ,e plo'e . RaAs se an ses; = anu u psee
Against he preosis of Crayier the city could NOT sdduc.
men- admnistraiior- own aets and tcs from WHOM
sale u' Du' tne superior ocO ns aesae nsm m
iyfngston and Gave obtained victory in this decision
ex,temen but to the credit Of New orsns tier va m "a
Of yioienee although .her projected Improvements
When the against the city determined in favor Of
become Interested in il during It's pendency put IN pon
of e properly naturally look measures 70 enjoy and mposs
Mr. Livingston projected canal along The extended line Of
wafer, and employed number OF Iaborers 10 dig Il -
This novel and unusual OF the Batfure instead Of oOt-
Of the court naturally oented and excited sum more
mssion proeei WIN eniire dsieon '''
Notwithstanding this suspension q his work il did not.
aborers; notie The antoniss inennon
ssRs I4s nssi d day. ~ ana % @ % e % .0Ga
into the crime OF murder Accordingly, about noon, ne
For ss ms nIts1 the sops s'.d aad aspect of @ opposing ~ m
language and behavior productive Of other and
Ths They al wiRdTeS in peace from the seeneof contention.
Impressed with the conviction thai their eoniiin inefesss
lie acoS of Ceness could Se had On he sSes. M IS
ssoas n ssossTa returned ed TO 70 and Pefcssog nHed sI
E76 feet long, "a feet wide, and upwards OF feef deep.
changing he nd fiRs s s obsoa
~ SSS On s Sss sss lower sos down % and wei s9nsd
jury there.
manifested itself An extensive formation was discovered
when ss waeE eeesd d .1s net succeeding oppO
o GSys%o5 81 % S SSeOs S sy naePaHs r. ga u & 3
the United States, urgently soliciting his inteposIion-
The President moreover ecsivsd from New Orleans, I'M
from Mr. DeTgny who gaset bis the bature,
portion of the public domain which, together with ali Other
papers and documents relating the subject sub
ber they wer aembsd loseter when they unanmoosy
yielded q Ihfr a.I a ,, y fave Hsef Of M e pea pOpCGn
zed public land by Inc Isl section "a
The Secretary Of State in obedience 10 the desire of the
President, wrote letters o Governor Claiborne covering in
ken Illegal poseoa Of the bsttaIe and aaozsd Vbs Gov
On the morning Of he 55th January. 1905 the Marshal
upon receiving be Precept, went immediately e bauTs
after returned saying that they Commanded BY
whereupon the Marshal collected Tie 1ssse yb,
tey peaceably retired. - sD'''s'' ~
Of the Teroial Court an order purporng 70 Be- an iniune
Of he 6Siiare Tbe MaaI Sens nI.crd % ~, ~ & n
ing and Opposing orders obeysd of the Federal GeTs
Mr. liyingston or want Of Confidence in his grisI no,S
indntsd hesinncv
treinv Ha hoyxsxsr wr,f - lie P.s5s-s,s ~ ~ if y
Staes and deSirei to b. iniosmeJ sheer Vi AZ % Nfs.s
wnnl us iore n onnose he n;nnson II tbs $50, ts-
in order n ena ahe I'M, III deter,,,a ~
oei ~ hss family m nTonsI ,,,v Womb ,,s H. I. - -
sacrce ,sir inte,f 10 ,sr~. sIs nssc ~ a. % s t ~
assert his claim Al the POINT Of lie 6ayone and esye t ~
sIIo,,sbity where ii ought to r M tls in~enon e,s
no answer beinr returned N Tiyinstnr ~ IN t l ~
ternne hs conre IIe dd not ho,sSr ses - ~ ~ ,i -
tl,e unnleasant iieara I,,esl h,S h r
a ary Other connasl nrsvsiiior II 49, aairs
s Mr. ISin-ston leins nnei f,,n, M MI
Known 10 he law 10 helonr 10 inn ~ ss ~
g thorv Of The Prien al iie fIne ss,te - ~ s;is ~ ~
r eytI unfer n 10 10 fnts f ~, ~,
Njlbon the Shadow or law 10 surs stnlsssr
himself 10 disabnse ,e PTtsisnf 81 M e1rsues-
IS and correct his nnwarranabe ,ssing. b,t II oavi
a vain and useless etict fss 80 - 10y
THE President bnvrh The eas teore Congress M. m.
., cia message Of the III March 1868 where il Teaiped ane
e cided tbro1eh FIVE sncceye sonE alhonrh Nj Iviae
TX Fnident had fnnent nteryeys with eveaI msmir. \
le C,ongrsss bnt an III vain - - = - e y
NIS TiyingSton an not an,inl enznd ,,n, tn. ;r.a q
70 C,onrSs far n rS,oaton ~ NJ ,Trarsr hs
lie neaIed 10 the consfitrd tTbnnas III inse s,si
a Win be,,er @ srrcs-% ''~ " ''NN' elAi ss'Aiasp
4 On tj iItb Angus, 1919 th T;svc, r,,n,4 f ,L II,
IL State tr tbe rt az 0rlssns hssr !, e6 ~ ~, ;.s;
tue snt to recoyer of the MTshaf da,nse r his ls
exDulon and restoration 10 its nss,n asyain
decree in his favor and by il he was restored 70 s posseol
Resectinr the unsnfhozed and aT1ary proqeenes nj
II President eso the seai inury Ar Iyi1eson mnsf hav,
sustained in being deprived 50 long of suc an extensive ami
valuable property its deemed useless saw word for ne
sides being Irrelevant here proceedings Of Pfesien jel
after their occurrence by the pungent and caustc e of NJ
i able and intelligent Opponent: the ss OF iudiyiuai No mai
oecasoned however great finds but e syupa