The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-10

TIM AasanRsHs-Mfs A. Bptnslt OF Is Camp Alse1ss
sssAs '9Es''s I, AsssogsaI. m =. III CITY
70 The Eastern mad aes yasssEday lSiled iron
beyond CbAflestes s. C. - =. &
% hsfesaszt It he Rev Mr.. Bsadls, We
rnblsh, from he Bostan traveller article about
fhe a. s. coiudA.iees Il the Sandwich nlapds.
II pssssn,s sksl yiAN u missionary abora in the
1slGad. mosf ACCESSIBLE 70 he rhilahibr5pist and
ehsssiAs q shs heper and believer M DE prdgress
To- we are indebted to sbs Neaalsr Mobile,
/. aadths Mail sfeanssr James 4. Dal. .5or Mobile
papers 4 Tuesday morning II
Nh. W. al BgewN. or sasTkis gentleman
who was alplsat hut happily, NOS quise,s elected
peakst has ssfissha letter 70 liis tonstilaents
which he sslls ikem tiaf bsi8g sure il his Cons
seisaes thai lie did notiins bsrwhal CHI, in
regard 70 lie Peskersin md not doubling that a
generous coisfiiisncy win susain AiIa, he has de-:
eided never 10 b . candidate for Congress again.
There Is syide disagreement between thsse 1rtans,
sses sad ii. eehcIsasnss * Is an odd deteunha.
siSa quit ppliliA life aAogethes, while under a
sIena d eppsobrnn,, The aensciousness cod, Of
beng aski, and me cersai.ty q being supported
Dn6 would think It more material Cor innocence 10
seek for proofs O. thisccntinged confidence; and
proit by tln generous support Of ffiepdss TO abans
eon public life at once Aasdqf suck cifonmstances
has mcrs the a. oi eopfssssd guilt 3 Is :
Mi, Browns card siaEes loud Complaints 81 he
tyranny Of Ni,Rl ss chs lie 'sssysocrasg II the
south and hn eseossrs. dat he time las at isst
wheh ilie Aorsh vhll no longer bow The neck 10
sesiheih dicsatus No intelligent freesaa,h an
where via attach tSassaults nom tlia,
qusises. hi, Brown was though to be, and took
psins p be shoaghi % be- asslable friend .e the
sosth the ssIaseoemcss IL he now cabs them.
Up to Die time 81 tIs sesi1g fSf Speaker he seems
% have conceded shut he saafh i an injured 5afsv
fesistias agaressi61, and claiming the y
1he Constitution gainst tile sggFessefs. What So
snddeniY converted him INTO al efeny-sad tten,
simply that ihey detect,
ed hImin. dscrsdisable TICK, ann, Tier. exposed
andshsadenea hins NTithinasunaer siejeSposure.
he hecoi1sS al iRsia1ia.isou eonseft Il extreme
anil;ahssfy opinions ard aitSss aRashemas aasinst
she soiis for not shutting theif eyes 20 ho shou-
essN hseaese they would not consept 10 bescheat.
ed, they are TOO arrogant TO be any entitled
e NJ BFawns society. He rsnSohces and de.
Rouaess thela, and iitsls free-soilsr al 6noe..
We poigtatuate. that somewhat naeaser party.
on tins etessipsi to tken respectabilitg, and the
democratic party upon is narrow escape lrsm hy
lhg been saddIed with the responsibility Of making
tbs man Speakef ~
Pie Book Of The World, q by Br. Richard
s Hshst5is nselal book Of reference for persons
ia.eyeEy soft n business. The agent OF the sSofk,
~ MeasIqH i NOW u iIlis city. y
CO. Tbs Wsshineton, crrespondent d The Bal
slmOre 'Ckpper says silai he ppndlastioh Of Nj
Morris % Charge to Naples has mol vel been, CON
hrHsd Is reported, II has MOI been aefed on.
although no doubt seems 10 be entertained Of its
confirmation, "a
Aospss@sns I'M; iEsssiias See advertisement
CogrERr Concert At the Commercial last
night MS veil attended. and The performances
weEe such aadelishtea aid spfapsured the audience
SignoIs Blsedcciand was tnsughodt admirable
and allhough where eve rytlrng was so well done
il il diteal se select aIy piece for particular
pfaise, the hopdo Einale from Id Iz
was probably better than anything else. il was
given with an eneTg and seelpg which eiisitsd
hearty and repeated THE IoaSs,A Coz.
cert aAd lie last But sosie takes place on FFay
n We have received Louisville papers az lie
steamer Mohawk go {.
FxraER N ATHEw Father Mathew arrived Sd -
Charleston the 4ih inst from NTilniiietpn, ana
took lodgings ii the Mansion House. in Mset;a,ss
street, He was waited upor on his arrival Nv !
committee fromthe fibernia Society ,saio, through
Their President n. W, Conner, oongfatalstetI him
upon hissase arrival and rendered him in behalf Of
'he Society and COMMITTEE harry weIcoliis to
the city, ~ IS
Father Mathew wss, that day, 10 receive The Ms
it's Of hs lsiends and citizens generally, ii the a
iocno The afbernan Hall iroSn The hoars az III Is
2-~ihe Hal having sbeep placed ii VAS DISPOSAL,
while ins tab:cily, by tle Soeitty ( A cohsrii,tes
from ths Hibshiar Society ssas. IN itendaaee 10
introduce ~ hose N!ps1iedp Rev. Fuiissr.
Tar DAI.LAs This 4 tIe sitle .sf
new psRst rarely issasa q pailas, tlesSas. j
>SFEAansn lI1.asA VA ROY. CxElKoh, lsz-T6is
fine vessel sails positively at ocioek.
She issndsr sherphmsndc 81 able and gsssnitlenasSE
officers andeess y tia atportsnigy 10 all psrsohs
gong 70 tls lind q eoddqss ~. y
n The West India British Mail steainet, due.
on she lst had not arrivsdsat. Mobile on the stb.
This extraordinary detghsioe has revived ,lhe fu.
nioi tAat py r. new geiaent hlo0le IL DO Ton
ger 70 be astoPping place fcrt these stssplers The
sgsnts d the line in NJ obile have ntrsaicisd this
and. say tIm twit4out adeidepsl the sseamer VIII
arrive there, and eBplinne ON her feute 10 Tspico
and Vera Crpz. The.e olnpaiy.ris under contract
with tie British, ci9s sfameht Il deliver ihs. mails
at Mobile. 10y :. = = 3. 9 *, <
10 We @s Jadsb.ea Ito tie 0fcerfsss Is 'tls
Princeton ios sts papers toia.hs aelriasegion.
DEAEHsof S.sGHsTFiqns FisiItR n he pam.
tni, though not ,uiseNpscted, inteIhgencesm the
death 81 this genllema, was received in tbis ely
yesterday He -diea.af Philadelphia Al 12 e'elerIS
on the night oi ne 2Sth December stsezidsd BY his
father, Redwead Fisher and the family ~ lis af-
fectionate wife, and surrounded BY hunerors sym.
pathizine friends. He had beeIr long insfeebe
health, bat was able 70 attend 40 business sisrei
about two weeks before his death, Mr.. Fisher has
resided in Mobile for the last twelve or. fifteen
years, and 1.-The pnIsnitof bis profession Che lasy}
attained very high rank. He was a; fafeible,
chaste and eloquent speaker, and a refined and
high toned gentleman With the most oaptivatinp
and elegant manners IN the social circle he became
~ndeared TO al with. whom he came in contact
As citizen, lie was hoporable, prompt and eaer;
gesic, and his public spirit knew no bounds Mo.
bile never had trnef frienA For the last. three
years al his energies basa bee1devoted TO he fur
1herance of enterprises for her advaneeaaent and
il may, with perfect truth and withont. dispafske.
nent to any other citizen be SAID at no ,tlii has