The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-03
Neso York Co,ssposds~cs cf tie Cvesssss


Nsw YoRK. esptsnbs n. ISL. |
Last night bepning through the rain storm, :
big gun announced he arrival Of the steamship |
Brother Jonathan, from Savannah, whore, You
know, she had PIT in for coal and supples The
secrst 81 her wanting supplies, suppose, 10 the
fact that she had $50 passengers, and can accom-
modste and supply only 200. A gsntlsmsn who
came IN her this tine vas in my Office this morn
ing, complaining roundly He has been at the So
nora diggings, trading, and brings home ninety
lvs ounces, which he has just dispatched y the
U. s. Mint His report Of the California prospects
il coed. Moro gold, hs thinks. will Be taken ont
Of the avinss this winter than has ever been done
bsfcrs. The miners did not manage right, or luck
was against thsn, during the twelve months prior
to he past sumna. A year ago last summer, IN
Iimmsnse deal d tims labor, life, limb and money,
were expended to dam the rivers and creeks.
Floods defeated al Then the disappointed mi
nsss, who survived looked from hollow eyes to tho
snceeeding winter . cempsnsats them in the dry
diegings. Great piles Of earth were excavated
from every Favins, and tho winter rains were ex-
pscsed 70 wash cut the dust. But. contrary TO
wont, the wet season did not visit them. The
coming wintsr hey are bound 70 Do vastly better.
Isaa hardly hsar myself think, |" Tor the noise
Of the nsws-beys, who, a. muldtudinous - thu
fross in horss pond, are crying the arrival Of thu
Africa from Liverpool. Cotton has tendency
upward, and he prospect for the planters who
have mot already disposed Of their property in sheiI
crops, is good.
u Tho stesmrhip Georgia has been substituted feI
the Cherokes, 70 sail on the 18th inst for Nsv
! Orleans, with the United States mails and Adam
4 Co.'s Express freight parcels, travellers bag
gage, etc., ntsndsd for Louisiana, Alabama, Texas
. l etc., etc.
:. Money 10 harder to be obtained, and trade ]
: trammslsd By the recent large failures, and vel
grounded fears that more explosions are to conn
. Exchangs Is dull, at 10i for sterling bills, b.
. the supply is good. The quantities Of gold dui
coming. and bound to come all next winter, ougl
2 70 make the market little less stringent. W
y account for The failures, in part by Californ
. losses. A merchant who departs from the usu
routine Of his business to enter into Califcrn
"a speeulaicas ought to be regarded with suspicis
a BY his creditors.
,o Sill and cotton goods are in larger demand th'
u woolens. Prices are low bat 6rm. Silk plaids,
lively eolors. are fashionable. The buekish p'
terms for gsntsmsn's 6oomrs are Of the most Q
:, trs figures and combination Of colors-roan, zebr
striped, leopard-spetted, mottlsd and plaid.
Men, in appearance otherwise quite yseksyeI
may Be seen in California sombreros.
y Catherine Hayes has mot Get any fashion, thai
Y am aware Of. She gave her Arst concert hast mig
and the enthusiastic sons Of Gresn Erin, her eo'
% trymsn in the gallery, made Rome howl"
10 wasa real CenaaugAt Welcome. The house '
y full Il triumphant Irishmsn, and such prsci'
=. noise - they made was never heard before on
70 earth, think The Irish Swan Is noble-looki
= snbnfn-hs woman, but not quite 80 attract
- - Jenny Lind. nor 20 good singer. The pat
:" Of her singing il rsmarkably intense. She '
undoubtedly b highly ssccssaful in this count
~ Mf. Bsssan 10 vils awake with bis new sps
lasies, The Fire Aaaihiates." 4 Ysss sge