The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-31
For the Crescent,

EAOuSts NeWdrleanS.
The number oil those useful establishments in Np,sYoyk nj
the larger class, is constantly nCreasius nd vet the mn b ave
NOT sufficiently secomn ted and more are bout to be bu
No" look al L'ew 31 MS How is it here Are the pub
NC ae 9mmo1at d O.. hey ought be a two dollars and
hall and hGe dollars, per day. and with pvons O. H.
western country abundant and cheap
Inc principal hotels here profitable TO their pr
prsipfs than the mine Of California are to the digeeu
Sites, elgiby situated for hotels in Magazine Cann a. g,
Chares sues can be bought for much less than they eou
be In New York. Handsome buildings can be- erected thu,
would not cost onetenh part as much as the n CIo,la
MOTEL ana would accommodate nearly as many boarlers
Moe stores, and more houses have been built bers b.
sie wanted Where Is the enterprng citizen or citizens
that will come forward and build up another botsIS Tba
would be~cOnsideed public benefaetos and fv 49,
enterprise be amply eompensaed may be asked who b.
Vamai-where Is the capital to fom? To be sure n 4
hs hands Of those who get from to fifteen per or
NE from planters and others They will moi hn d o
2hey' and they are right. Then why not 20, ,Is si
he eoHl--whsTe millions of dollars ara lospsd viii
Vii On real estate, at six per annum Tbsy
WIN no Dan you dollar. Why not? Because
80. ense modifying in order inspire oonfidepes W.
mTgages, your community laws ETC., ropgrae :. n |
ag upon the prosperity of the stare. BY prevent
from coming into the State, and also jriynp
upoiet eoors come out and epghten the ppbHe NINA
as subject it of as much impoan 70 This civ
LOOkS
The citizens late law passed by the Legislature eonDsn
in comparsN New Orleans to ay up some
practical cop short penod-operalng "a il docs ~
Legislature shoSo Of the property Of The citizen tn
the punctua pa utVe passed such Laws as W. MID ,o
boughtit up to par " the Interest which would soon bs
be put oil ite wifpaymeat Of the principal might ,bs
Legislature think by cr nlurug the credtors Doas no
StseP They had better ~ New Orleans they beneG, tb
hniDs against the stomach % l4pe OF The rebeing Ofhe
STEAMSHIP ONO DIsG. - 9A9 CITIZEN
telegraphic dispatch in vest, we learn by
yune, that the steamship Ohio Evening Plea
The afternoon of the Goth. OnesSIeu Norfolk on |
disabled between New Orleans az Ssr engines was |
other was disabled m terrible gale ana The
teras She lay in he trough Of the Cape Hat
hours all hands at the pumps. with thSs ler sixty
sinking momentarily. Her furniture sgspectoi
thing movable were dashed inlo piece every
mails are saved The damage to the bost /. The ]
600. There were 100 passengers and eI 0oSasr |
IN gold dust on board, all of which is saved ny
storm is described as awful The OHIO liz. ny
Norfolk waiting for orders from New Yo,l, q
hid hIvER.--The river is steadily r;.;-. -
neglns to How past the town The larger e. s'iu
boats have already come to Grand Eoo9s sr -, "
look confidently to their arrival at onr sr1,iH
before the end Of next week. [Natebilaciass
WIN. Q. RIYRs on THE CoBfPRoNIsK W.,
= hives, of Virgins, our present Minister ~
france has written an admirable. letter to a friend
~ Connecticut on the sabject Of the Compromiss
measures and the present situation of III. coun,,,
~ Is highly patriotic, and, as is usual with him
most polished IN style.