New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-20
baltimore Correspopdeuoe.

Baltimore Correspondence.
|cITY FATHERS AND THEIR GOOD TIMEs-PorIrrcAIl
srRuaoLEs-cLEAN srREErs-LIBERIAN EMF
aRANTs--cHII.D MURDER.
|gsrrssponpsnes of tbs Gusetmt.
BALTIMORE, April IL. 1858.
Our city authorities have fallen upon good times in the
way of free blows and sem only to open their mouths
be fed with the fat Of the land After ne sprinkag
during the winter of private Publications given by the
friends Of various projects who believing in the axiom
That man is most approachabe Immediately after dinner
employ th way Of touching the sensbties of our City
Fathers they coming out more public scale
Saturday they proceeded to Harrisburg the guests
Of the Pennsylvania Legislature and almost Immediately
On their return they start excursion to Raleigh
North Carolina celebrate the completion of link
he Weldon and CASTOR Railroad feel pleasure in say
ing that ardHous these calls may be upon
be Municipal Fathers they will discharge them honoraby
md fully up to all the exgencies Of the OCCASION
they amount to three sureits day. not to speak
|of way-sde coations-they will under all circumstances
at be merry drink wine and sing and prove them
selves good trencher men
The "war of the Roses has already sprung up among
bur democracy the question of the succession to the
Bobby McLane hitherto the pet of the
Baltimore democracy has offended them'mortaly by his
distribution of the Offices and things look they would
Il bolt if he is nominated But Twill get the nominal
ion in spite of all opposition He has all of the wire
euers upon his side and they omnipotent Col Sol.
lomon Hien Is his principal opponent but he has little
popularity out Of the immediate district in which he
sides We shall look for storms about nomination
|time among the democracy.
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e Oh 'he RANK anu me- Vi .ne ne .er 'he eno'ce
|oi .hose "no reany nno" 'no n.ees'es VI Inv .oau
anew era, the cooheu innuence u 'he press
aas been inaugufated mere In tne street ceanns oept
ment ana baitmorei hereafter 10 r1oice IN wesmep'
Streets Inc good "ofk mas aireaoy eommenceu' ana
Though the new work Will cause large increase OF ex
|pense, 1t Is universally popular
silver cnange is becoming more plenty unaer tne ope
ration OF the new coinage law some Oh the ne" SILVER
coins have already been put IN circuaon mere and are
much admired for Their attractive appearance one OF
our banks yesterday sent sooooo in foreign silver coin to
|the mint intending 1t ior recoinage anu Circulation
|nere fhis large amount Will materially lessen tne pres
sure for small cnange'
The ne clipper ship Bansnee, chartered by the Mary
and Colonization Society, for the conveyance OF emf
grants to Liberia Is receiving her outht and VIII De
10 sail on the 18th instant she Is the largest and finest
vessel employed in this service and the character Of
emgrants who are to go out in her will be above the
of those who have formerly sought the shores
Africa several of those who from this State being
quite distinguished among their brethren here for prob
y, education and the possession Of peeunary means
About one hundred go from Maryland and one hundred
and fifty from Virginia.
An episode in the underground current OF vice and
crime which belongs to all Large cities came to light
yesterday Two men were observed digging in wood
the city and to deposit something in the hole that
they had made Afterwards an investigation was had
and the BODY OF small cnd found with It's head COM
pleey mashed to fragments more force having been a
'arent used END us ieenie tnAn would have
umced 20 destroy 'ne strongest man me commission al
niantciae one Oh 'ne most OF crimes seems
rave become so common as 70 crea'e ou' tie emotion