The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-24

r,y,,,-, Yesterday al noon quite serious acct.
dent occurred at Pier No. s, North RIVER wIete e sp
New World was dscharging; some hunuieo anu my ons
81 no. iron had been piled upon the Pier, when about nun
AL rel If gave way preciptang several persons, horses
and carts iron and all into the nVer Inc horses were
all drowned but all the men were rescued lis supposed
We are ENJOYING lovely weather here and Broadway,
r great nromenade crowded every afternoon. Yester-
day the dieani and those " not posted were much sur
prsed aud qne sensation was observable among the fash
ionable pronenade, at the appearance the Broadway
nave off handsome carriage with two vered dares and
fourinhsud OF splendid looking chestnut horses going
M and down Broadway at rafting pace single female
spenddly dressed occupied the back seat inquired Of
friend, Who that lady - Lady? Oh, yes, Lady
of course! That the celebrated Madam .stel, whose
has so often appeared in print and the records OF
the criminal court. have often had arguments with
Norheners who condemn New Orleans being the most
immoral city IN the Union. 1t our private opinion wh
the exception of the fashion OF keeping places OF public
amusement on Sunday that NewOeaus is Of the most
moral instead of the city in the United States at least
we crime publicly admired and patrOnzed
in this Empire City. Gambling houses known to all tine po
lice unmolested. In Philadelphia mObs and riots of
almost weekly occurrence In Boston, abolition sxctements
and amagamaOn disgust the stranger Give the Cres
cent City in preference, for morality.
Wew have been to the Great Fair; amid Jam of iounoes
and whiskers diminutye self almost obsoured our
plantation though pattern with this deponent (fOr
description OF whom overhaul the last line of this docke
ment, and when found stick pin in him. rodden
tat-seyeral of ribs severely punched and
(Beebe) hat knocked opcs and into the middle
of some future days. We gladly reueaed after
tGng that several of those old vegetable specimens which
gave rise TO the slang phrase OF some pumpkins,
still on hand, ana in 4 high state of preservation.
Jeens Gordon in the Herald with expose of the
putting system, wherein he gives Bamum excrutjating fits
and particular goSs Barnum should be more prompt in his
payments licenses plan short debts and long friends
on Djt-rhat Barnum had authorized his agent in Lon
don to engage Lola Monies for the United States, hearing of
the deporable state OF her finances Why done
too lung for time. l heard this from 1 friend of
| BOrnum's agent.
see BY your paper that General G. w. Dxon has been
found tight. We think he is loose in his habits.
At Jenny last Concert outsiders got the roof and
caused much laughter among the audience at Castle Garden
by informing uhrough the skyshO those below that they
| were the Hpgcr ten.
We witnessed drill of some engine volunteers and when
the order given" Company, right dres-several in
the ranks sung out, Back dg1gn der left will yer'
Jeems Gordon has tried very hard to have Carson nomnated
for Mayor though Carson would accept such nomna
ton if the emen offered it, Jeems knows how to pull the
wires; split in the wing ranks would pay him well and
could he effect through his columns, he would know who
would foot the bill.
Mrs E. c. Z. Judson and child departed suddenly for
Europe she hearing Ned Bnntne separate her and
her child when he released from the Island.
Mr. Daniel Trmble, Of the firm Of Lawrence, Trimble y
Co, jumped rOma Fulton erybOat when under way
the Eau river and drowned. He had been melancholy
| for some time
We have new wrinkle: tits not fashionable among the
Goldfish exclusives, boot and shoe, candle, and pOkiJm
Upperen Of Gotham have door pIlei every body should
know where body lives in that set, for else cares
to- Not to know where Of them lives pr0gaims
self unkuown-why then use door plates?
We heard behind US, of the Lind concerts, some
sprgs talking Whoy, like her style daveish well, con
aringand she augh, has augh dem fone voice. but posi-
lively demme augh, if do MT prefer CASTELAR,, au-h do,
snoe do MT augh." The other reOined " have nav
heard any thing augh, quote augh Parod in Italy augh
mar twebbes aup perfect law eNuwouang augh n voice
from the next seat, here interrupted these critics with Gau
darn hide, why in do MT yeou set up and
that cotton Ouen yeour meOuth An usher here inter
tered and spoiled the fun, we might have pair
whpt pups.
-Nusjcai Hems.-It is decided to call the Musical
Hall, The Lind Hall " and large portrait (Which is very
g0od of Jenny has been painted over the stage Madam
Bishop has advertised to give three there, the l7h
18th and 18th Barnum also adverses Jennys appearance
there She to give two concerts in Philadelphia Thurs
day and Saturday next the Chestnut Theatre Max
Eorers COmiQue Ethiopian Opera Troupe has cGC6l.
Parod to marry the Duke of Devonshro but IT'S re.
ported that she visit New York and she expected to
arrive in the Pacific, and appear the Aston Place Opera
House after the opening Of the operate season. which
is expected to be on the list lns when Der reyscuz "
is to be Produced Srakosch engaged to write new opera
| for Maretzek. Mr.. W. " Wallace has married Mad'ue
Helene StSpel-a musical pair. Wallace has composed
beautiful song for Jenny, Messr. Bettn BOrdas and Ca
sanova, also Mile Ida Bertrand, the conato have been
engaged to appear New York spring. Marezek has
also engaged Mile Nathalie Ftz James, an elegant danseuse
irUm Paris sorry to see Madame Devries so fesby
supported, and small and select audience to greet her
on her first appearance her second appearance however
she was enthusiastically welcomed by large audience She
concludes her engagement and takes her benefit
| evening.
Ttcltricais, CC,Nr James has returned from Bos
ton, where he has been giving lectures that did pay oyv
ing to the Lind mania, The Waacks have left the Bow
cry and Jack Scott has been engaged. The Wizard
the Wave has been the card for days The Waite
Which,, at the National has been played during this week
next, Nick Of the Woods The Druubard has been rec
gagged for three nights. Buron successful as usual
eres Of old English plays. June y Titus open the old
Geological Hall, in the Bowey for equestrian performances
in November Miss Cushman has been playing a round u
her iavOute characters the Broadway The Raye still
at NjbiOs. No Ballet present in New York. The loag
talked Of benefit for Col Mann, take place next Satur
day evening at Nb.os, who offers his house free for Co
Manu- on the occasion. Mr. Hambn aud j. Brougham
who volunteered to play At the benefit back out
They lose deal by it, we fancy Loomiss Grand Panoam;
OF Cuba is exhibition the Minerva Rooms. The Bel!
Ringers at the Apollo.
The st. Lawrence County Convention has nominated San
Ward, big buck niger Of Boston, candidate Tor Vic
President Rails and tar must be in those paris
The steamer Pacific started yesterday, under CAPT
Jarvis, for New Orleans and thence the Pacific, to a
the independent Line from San Francisco Panama Sh
will probably be in New Orleans before you read this. Tn
Georgia, for Chagres, and Atlantic, for Liverpool, sale
2 yesterday.
THE Trf.A greot race was to have come of betwee
Bay Boston, Confidence and Pelham but lis supposed tn
time Of Pehams heat in harness, &. 81 in former race
has scared oil the others. The large crowd dappont
Il ed The propreors Of the Long Island Courses are hurn
themselves by pursuing this several such humbug
4 | have occurred before.
a " Loud Licts.'J. Il. Polk and Indy Suffolk are {
taketwo spins on the Eth aud 18Th, Boston; Polk to
# 400 pound wagon driver ncuded) the Lady to a sulky
first day, and under the pigskin the second. This will be tn
# gTeatest of the if il do Mt cave Hiram too
y Polk, and Dave Bryant the gray.
We had regatta at Castle Garden, which was n t much
THERE believe my notes through for this week
did not receive last Weekly Crescent. What's broke?
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