The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-29

/ D.x.ss. urzrass Tlls.s siiiAsa ssssss-
,sss az 81 4 ~ lAbets iof the preservation
s.ls UA'oh % iie asbsiss III The senate. Bus his
m X sI.idst daily enpl0ysd IN carrying on abe
s'.s. s.S'E 3 rScfsefsch Ii the wear and tear
( e k.' s |.,y s|.s llhis j. the chsie have been
.sS. a A:sS 'le hsnd y i ulas;el Noskmql. q
<.,| .4 greet spees1 # Mf. Wsbsisr
* md i. proper eiItel il New Eneland
.4. b |s.fl Al1aI poxss ana moral inIietnse, i
s. hi III tfe great speech n ihs session.
sk only necessary p induce III people Il the
fiih 70 pause. and rsiiectien WoHld 10 shs rest.
NS man buiar. Webster could Ssem he cnrrent
which was 70 carry destruction over the fair face Of
he lard His speech Is the gfanite dam, against
Whit The welcomes Of fanaficism has dashed itself
= v4A' y him' beyond all other, belongs the
need q nfsss Atqaae shr nsaay letters Of approval
Which paw poured ID him from the North, Is one
from ~ hsS1siiul valley ef lie Kennsbeck-
z''Ias0 n HsiAe Which blooms like the Alpine
plants a rs region Of winter
II reply ar writes long letter, breathing the
same pobie sp'r5s, the same lofty patriotism, the
ssms sublime spesaiiig which pervades that great
We shall make 40 s1trses Or two, which will
show sAt general tone d the letter MIR. Webster
VII neVsF ~ President but he will in the history
kis eothtFY and in tie literature of his language
|6csypP post iar above al tho bonors that mere
fi@f@ en- give. Edmpnd BniEa requires no title
e mobility 3 psfpesnals Ills fame Daniel Webster
isqqifes ne Pkiladelphis conseniion, no popular
suffrage e ir4inoFsalze hiz snsHssfS.
Wherever there is truly American heart. the
i e7e II Ms UNION IS entHined in ia innost fbfes
r Is our duty to encourage and app fut dis popu-
that By NO denial 9f jnstce by no unnecessary dis.
cussion at exciting bur abstract qnestions ~ no
Threat Or menace, 10 1fferf seit soat Haes not
1a{eng 10 rs we do not weaken that attachment to
t''e Union which Is 50 Indispensable to the happi
aesa n all. And what is The duty of the North ia
1||is peel, is equally the duty Of the South An
sides arc called to exercise far greater degree
IF ofbearance and moderation, If we mean 10 srasss.
III, tothe next generation the blessings enjoyed BY
j This
4 shall do all can to warn the country against
the dangers Of this Intestine strife to call both the
South and the North back to sense of their true
daties and their true interests. And il cannot
allay The EVIL shall at least do nothing to promote
n ! shall sc nothing 70 cause Jealousy, heart
burning, and amnesty, among those whose coun-
w i one whose interests are one. and whose des
Tiny, whateysr any Of them may think Of it, is, in
my opinion, one one now, and one hereafter.
But you, and the whole country, gentlemen,
arg lfetNsttfA most deeply IN knowing what is the
prospect Of q settlement Of existing ditlicuIies
On This point I am happy 70 say, that j can
speak with hoRe, if not with confidence think |
see indications that the public judgement will, ere
llong, be brought to bear upon these troublesome
and exciting questions and that the voice Of \ ma
Ijority Of the people win hush other discordant
voices. How soon this will happen i cannot saw !,
lbnt fully believe that the foods will yet subside
that the troubled waters will return within their
BANKS and the current Of the public affairs resume
ita accustomed and benefcent course
FEoM FroHipA.--The u. s. transport steamer
Fashion, Captain MeBaker, arrived Yesterday
lsom Fort Brooke, Florida, which place she LEFT
Ton lhe 25ih inst with five Companies of the m,
1 .. s Infantry. Col Bainbridee, commanding.
Company B, Of lie Al Artillery, Mai. Morris.
com &, 1Ta4 to leave The same day fol Rev west
on The y s. transport steamer col CLAY. Left the
schooner Madonna % SAIL the same tlay. win the
spaniarda tie portion Of the garrison Of Cardenas,
oH board, fer New Orleans. She also touched al
Pensacola on the 9th, at 4. nj; left the d. S.
sloop Of war Albany, Randolph, commanding, al
anchor of the Navy Yard. She came into Pass
L'Ouue, AZ II P NJ on the 27ih
Byt; Lieut. Col. Henry Bainbsidge CONF b. MI Byre
lgf Byt MaorT n Homes cong Co III Z. En- nj; B ,ln
sS D. VI lR Lsu e 81 lq BiseE Lieut. eem
sd 4 Ac a'sc ~ MI Ls sERa ASs ALE a.
commissioned Officers. musicians and prisats = ~
1IuE NIonrEsoUIous-- Attempted Suicide Of Con-
aalce TIE St. Louis Organ Of The both saws
On Tuesday evening, about O'Clock, during
ne temporary absence. Of Raymond, the youneerof
ihe bFoiteFsofih Mensasqniou, Gonzalve. atempi-
ed % Pat an end % his life, at his ROOM in the Sis
1ets siqsfiial, by taking q quantity Of laudahum,
snses, lau 2esgpiaced ~ one Of their trunks on
taeir departure from France. On Raymond's return
his brother ran 70 him, and after embracing him.
bid hlm farewell, at the same time stating that ne
had lett note for him 10 read in the morning.
His brother desired 10 know what the contents OF
twas but Yves told that be must wait till morning
HIS peculiar conduct excited The suspicion OF Ray.
me nd, who, without waiting further caught hod
Of the paper, which was lying on the table. and
with difficulty read il, as Gonzalye endeavored to
prevent him from doing SO. The following is a
translation Of ii;
fIhaye sought my death voluntarily, by poison.
GoKzAHvE De AIoNTEsquiou, y
! Not knowing 10 what manner he could obtain.
posDg he looked into the apartment to STE If afty
/ eoHid be found, and failing 10 discover any. he
st9pght Of the laudannn, and on or aning the trunk
found the phials which had contained il empty
iIe then gave the alarm, and his friends and sur.
sleai ard were sent for. Mr. Borg and Mr.. De Cis-
zac coon arrived, who were followed BY Drs
4 kfaxer, Lane and Pops. By giving powerful ernet
les and antid0tes, they succeeded in preventing his
4 death, and he snow out Of danger
4 Owing 70 the indisposIion consequent on The at
~ ~ eS}7stvA VI t3 NIiltildl Court was
held yesterday.
Yhe ofgap 81 i|'s alstadds Both appeared in
LQ5 yesterday and the trial was resumed Con
z*ive ~ our thinking, looked as unlike a man who
had swallowed z deniasn's laadanum, as could
ssgell be imagined; but fhe evidence ofmedicaI gem
tlemen and Others, p4Ne Tie fact beyond doubt.
butt what extent taiens was NOT shown. One I'M
important fact, however, strikes US as strangely diff.
ieElng from the conduct Of men in general contem
plating selEdesiThcton7 the directing the attention
gf another 10 PAL setting of,h the determination
10 commit the set, On a statsmeft Of having done
SOL verbal injunction moi 10 read il until a
iafufe ' s'fs proYocatiou 70 curiosity il such
9 eaee. ~ ie7e 1saNiy may dfis believed to exiet
10 l|l's - seiltef adntnoF deny the insanity Of
s''''zaife. 9qt '''e lie diaplays method which
y iAt ilset may have public opin.
ION and by Jury, remains 10 be seem
FRoN AFRIcA- Supposed Slaser CAPTURED
1ilp ffem HE office of the Norfolk Herald under
uafs g, Fne lyth instant mentions the arrival there
81 App oflg Excellent, of New Orleans, from Am
pfszes epassot lrea, under charge Of Lieut. Ganse.
1epf, and A',slpe Lieut. Bruce, having been can
'i'sa e l''e {2ll Adaa6s sloop'of-war, under sus
1ls ule