The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-04

Cxte~ AfSses ~ hi, = ihs is1sssns WISH.
innts. sssisspsndsnt q the Bald more Sun. wri-
tias uhasr dats 4 - 26sh 1lt., in refsrsacs 70
Culan s1kirs, thus spsGilstss.
lsssa that shs 0evsramsat received . tele-
graphic disyateh fron tie Cslsoses Of the port Of
Nsw Orleans las(Hnight, stating thai the steamers
fanny and Alabsma wsrs 4tss1 cut for Cuba, and
that tAsy would1o, fell Of nan and munitions Of
Ths 0svsrnmeps Is inlssnsd BY this dispatch
that great efforts ~ heen nade BY the Collector
aad 0ssshal. y p16ventshs saiiing Of the ssean-
err. ard To- bfsak up the expedition. but without
success. II 10. therefore, mot doubled that the
steamers have sailed. Whether they will be inter-
osp,sd IL The Southwest Pass ~ the revenue
the cpttsf will Be- ont q the way & ut for ssE.
vss, y the cutter Crawford wss Il Ksy Wsst.
The 0svernmsnt had no Official adviess - late
as o'clock to-day, in regard - The sspeetsd assault
upon the office Of the Spanish Consul, and thsss-
fspe discredit il. ls. = .3fs $50 i
81 further learn that IN anti .fllibusssf Cabinet
Ccuncil was held to-day BY Messrs. Hall CoFwn,
FConrad and Graham.
We have an account that steamer is fitting
outffom New York with liberal supplies for thu
invaders. Steamers will rush from every port
between New York and Key West, to succor and
mitted that this Government 10 impotsnt 10 pre-
vent these illegal enterprises. The New Yorl
correspondent Of the Union recommends that thu
Government should immediately 20 to war with
Spain, and employ our whole naval force in ma
king repFisals upon that power, taking destroy
ing al their naval forces or, this measure shoult
be considered harsh, that the Government shoult
sinply keep their hands off and let the fllibuster
take their own oourse.s
The Government will, think adopt the lat
tef alternative. That Is to say, the matter is nj
Ilonger in the hands Of the Government, but that
1 Ne l iuhf tha ma
ter is in the hands Of power above all govern
nsnts, for it 10 controlled by destiny"
The Ca5a Meeting in Nsw York.-It appear
from the extract below that the citizens Of Nev
! York came very near realizing the same scene
that were enacted in this city:
s"Another tremendous gathering Of the Cuba
sympathisers was held in the Park on the night
the 26th ult Blackman presided, and the meetin
/ was addressed by Enoch Camp, Thomas N. Carr
, Captain Rynders, and others. The language
the speakers was more violent and exciting thai
|, on the previous evening, and, a. consequence
the men were raised to the highest state of enthu
> siasm. Banners with bloody notices were distri
I buted among the crowd; and every means used I
] increase the feeling Of resentment against th
|. Cuban authorities. Cheers, screams and groan
i were heard al sides. and the latter especial
Ipredominatsd when the Courier, Express, an
Tribune papers were alluded to- One Of the speal
9 ers in the mid Of violent harangue, begged tn
listeners to do nothing rashly, and especially d,
a precated the attempt to modest the Spanish Cor
sui, a had bean threatened. His office ssi
: he, is at ll9 Lsonard street, but DON'T m
friends, do any thing unlawful
n "After his speech the sympathisers formed
It procession, headed by band Of music, and pr,
ceeded up Broadway, in the direction Of LeonaI
street, hooting, yelling, and threatening vengeanc
q The Spanish Consul kept out of the way, unde
Z standing that coat Of tar and feathers had bee
8 prepared for him in consequence Of threats drects
y against La Chronicle, the Spanish paper. An O
% ira police Of 300 men has been stationed there.
I'll New York, August 26, 10t P.M.-At present q
IL quiet, and there no indications Of violenc
q The mob has dispersed. sG