New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-13
Taaa Mosaryfato srhe Newly fk Courier and Enquire,
has the following letter. dated


has the following letter, dated
Since the terminaon Of tho Siege affairs in tbs city
nave been gradually settling upon the basis Bust
ness matters notwithstanding, improve but slowly TO
the charin of the Monteydsans the elections were ali
favorable to the outsiders and the of the
lanco cast The Legislature has ratified the treaty with
iraz, and yielded all the points in dispute Emigrants
begin to arrive, chiefly from the BASQUE PROVINCES
scheme for immigration great scale projected by
some Of the capitalists and encouraged by
and tract of some sixty leagues proposed
an experiment With such enlightened plans and TWEEN
~ years Of peace, the wilderness; Of Uraquay will
blossom, like the rose and Monteydeo rise into city
OF the first magnitude among South American capitals
From Buenos Ayres the political still rather per-
picking General Urquza had found necessary to
Chamber of Representatives and
powers as Provisional Dictator Yet his manifestos arc
repete with manful and apparently honest expressions
he has thus far kept strictly to his promises that no
executions for political offences should take place he
however nds task toreconcle differences and
get them to make Constitution for themselves which
Will guarantee order and justice not be inu
rous at The time to the other members the Com
federation.
While writing this letter the u S, ship jamestown ar
rived from Rio Jarero with Minister at the Court of
Brazil, Mr.. schenck on board. Mr.. Schenck has come
mere to strange treaty with the Argentnes for the
navigation of the rivers
The Commissioners of England and France sent out for
the same object have not yet arrived Sc by prompt
action ofour government md great good fortune own
minister will be first on the ground. The appointment
too, is an excellent one, and as presume he will act in
concert with Charge at Buenos Ayres Mr. Pendeto
who high in favor with Urquixa the best results for
American interests may be expected I presume the
jamestown will sail Immediately to convey MIR. Schenck
up the river to his destination
SPAIN CUBAN INrApERs.-It is said that the
Spanish Minister Washington the attention of
the President the fact shat organizations now form
ing in various portions of the Union another invasion
OF Cuba. Tho Washington correspondent of NewYork
Courier and Enquirer in announcing the alarm of tho
Spanish Minister, adds:
Spain will contest the possession Cuba as it is her
just right to do at ery haEs with every means of ds
y alliance ,cih other vigorous policy has been
ordered and the Captain General Of the Island obed
enee to Instructions under the apprehended revolt
has directed every taken with
In his bands against the authorities shall be shot within
three hours afterwards further order has been issued
that in any officer should refuse to the fore
going penalty he shall be shot instantly contu1nacy
The failure Of courts to convict the expedonsts en-
gagged in the last crusade against Cubs has not only en-
couraged others to repeat the awles enterprise but it
has created bad impression abroad the ability of
the Judicial tribunals to administer the law in the face of
morbid state of opinion.'
seorT IN CALIFORNIA The Alta California Independent
OF party of the morning of the reception Gen Scotts
nomination at San Francisco, SAYS:
The nominations Of the Wing National Convention have
been received in this city with the greatest satisfaction
no sooner had the news spread than dis
charged bonfres lighted cheers given and the other
demonstrations of delight INDUCED in The ratification
is evidently intense amounting almost to enthusi-
as This arises in great from the fact that it
was generally expected, if not wished, that Gen Scott
should be the nominee The fact answering so well to
the anticipation has probably begoten the idea tina Scott
was really the choice ofth wings Of California And such
VIC nclued to believe really the case albeit there
is and then grumber who regrets that Mr. Webster
was not nominated
Having for long time assumed it for granted that
Scott would be nominated have had difficulty in
ourselves that he the most available can
didatc that the Wings could bring into the field