The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-02

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Of the Council On 18th August, sevssa positio1S Y
were referred 70 the Fiaaaee Gomm,ttss ~ p{js.
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Thursday, the 2lst inst The first destruetioa Il
property took place b The cigsf stors q IL casl
of GrAvies aad ST. ChSres stress: and r. ~
best information aiSinabe, the asask ~ ~ sto.s
was supeIinduced By the intempsnts ard .innsu-
dent eonduct Of the occuuants clerk who - ~
citing language apd HourishSd . knife IN d11soes
Of ! crowd, woundinR one OF two persons nI,-s.i.
The other houses damaged. and oeeupied ~ Sr1urr
inrds we,e ,v.ptoelv sfnacked, ,vh;ie n. i..fssI
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sever,i occunssions. The F;ranes Cern;sss.
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Iepos's y tne pres .. me city ena o. she sseas'
menee Of gentleman cf high character IN sees -
mun.sy' 2 oOsAah socn ~sea0e q ~ !sess y
!elsucs to tnem - weuid ensoie me 70 gfye you
mat ,9s ana canuio opinion on tne subject. which
:nouid Pc expected from me - the counsellor q Z
!nst shd memorable ccmmunitys ana winch conId
best serve TO aid your judgmsnts in dsteEminin6
on ne applications submitt9 p your equitabls aad
legal conslderatcn.
Our Municipality. heretofoFe distinguished toi
peace and good order, has exhibited . scene Q!
turbulence and disorder, of lawless violencs and
plunder, in the highest degree disgncefnl 70 th&
maA.iracy OF ,he STATE and of the city For several
ySbefore the riots, the community seemed % b
somewhat stirred up, troubled and disturhed
inere were 70 the most common observer manites
s'gns Of commotion and riot One or two thou.
sand men were hanging in and about the city
ANXIOUS 70 engage IN an invasion OF Cuba bui
without the means necessary 70 carry thesr eater
prise into operation. Many pers0ns-s suangers foi
me most part1 assembled together 10 sfoups abou
tae corners Of the most public streets and crowded
the puolic bar.rooms: The idle, dissoluts and
reckless, the unprincipled, needy and desperate
men bankrupt ~ fortune and reputation; !; who ha<
nothing to lose. and every thing TO gain By ths
opportunity 70 give tho reins 70 their licentioui
passions, and 70 engage in the work Of public VIC
lence and piilages were seen to insinuase them
selves among, and TO intermingle with the knott
and masses, endeayoFinE 70 increase the public
~ Ses.slon Sno osquleI rup'ic meeunga sadsd 4
.ae eeneIa! IeIment snd TENDED % inasme NE pas
sions o. coneloerao!e number q tue people.
!, Az snch tlmo a. this, Il surely was the duty q
tns magissraies and ofhcen Of police, both Of ths
Sate anu city, to 0e on the alert, ready, with ai
sne means az !nslr command, 70 put down thesf!s
a'Fmpt 70 distnrD tne peace and endangef The
saIety Oh society. Happears, however, that they
were suplne ana inacnve. They seemed 70 b
wholly unconsclous Of the storm that was brewing
and winch was soon TO spend iis fury upon ths
CITY.
news came IN from Cuba lwhether true or false
o. me mnuatlon, OF the unfortunate young met
. Gno mac accompaniso % tns ~ iated expedition g
General Lopez Tho minds OF an already excitet
muttttuu0 were wrought into Dht0UEV, CafRle{