New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-01

RAILROADS IND MoSEY-THAyKsGIvrNo AND TUR-
KEYs-JULLrES AND Music.
Cortspanrtnsf Of tts Ctsstfnf.
BALTIMORE, Nov. q, 1883
The question whether city is further to increase ts
liabilities for internal improvement purposes, by
dorsemcnt Of the bonds Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company to the Of IS 100000 Just now
agiatng the entire community and is discussed With an
esrnestness commensurate with the importance Of the
stake for Baltimore though somewhat Of q town has
not that superabundance Of capital which would enable
her, like the Hon. Robt J. wsrker subscribe Eve or
ten millions Of dollars with more thought than the
matter every day affair. The COMMITTEES Of the
City Council to whom the matter referred have re-
ported in favor Of the endorsement and appear
have reasoned themselves into the belief that 1t will only
need the extension of this further aid to render the s2
o00oo aready invested in the road immediately produc-
tive Baltimore however, has been fed these magnih-
cent promises for the last quarter Of century and
inclined to swallow them without protest. Never
theless matter Of sheer necessity the endorsement
will have to be granted The road get without
the aid and would be suicidal all the interests
city to let it fail 1t is probable, however, it will be
granted on the condition Of the city having such in
in the Directory Of the road will enable her
control its operations.
The war, not with Turkey but ON Turkey is an un-
doubted fact Tomorrow 1t will be in midst Thanks
giving day is upon and every body preparing to do
it full honor in the true American styisthat by
eating much he and by inviting his neighbors
and friends to do likewise The man who to-day could
load his basket with of those fowls which the
peculiar sacrifice Of holidays and whose home is redo
lent puddngs and pies preparing for feast
is unhappy being The observance Of this day is gain
ing ground national holiday Twenty-Five States viii
join in celebrating it tomorrow.
1t happy consideration that but few Of the million
who inhabt those States poor that they may
tomorrow gather their household idols around them ant
from the fruit of their toll prepare the feast that viii
give social pleasure and enjoyment to its Observance
And of those few that too poor do this the number
is but small who have not been the arcers of their
msforunes and by either vice Incidence cut them
selves of the honorable Independence that belong
to every who relies his exertions for subst
| ence. In what other country but own happy Re
public could so broad and gratifying assertion
truly made.
Juien-the great conductor-is among Us and like tn
ancient Roman.msy say, 81 came saw, conquered
lie gave his first concert here last night to crowde
audience Of full three thousand persons and their
festetions Of delight and enthusiasm presented curiou
and anmating scene One Of the most effective piece
Of the programme the American Quadrile. 1t cor
sists of melauge Of popular national airs in which
Star spapgled Banner, the Presidents March, washin
toms March, and others, given with all the brilar
effects and imposing combinations that seventy we
trained musicians produce then breaks in the 4
mliar yet always inspirtiug notes Of Yankee Doodl
given with every variety of variation, whilst the truml
bray out the charge to battle the reports of heav
guns and the brisk rattle of small mngle with
sharp cangor of the cymbals and the sounds Of tt
battle die away, the triumphant strains Of Hail Couu
bia ring out with magnificent effect No American aud
stand this, and last night the whole audien
their feet fair hands waved nnumerable handke
chiefs, bright eyes sparked with enjoyment, masculi,
swung their hats high in the air. and stentoril
, lungs gave evidsncs of the uncomfortable triumph
music their patriotic and excited feelings Julien
himself curiosity he seems the very embodiment
the music which his troupe produces. Perched on b
throne, he alternately excites the musical tempe
around him and then stills it to the genest warbling
His is expressive that if you could shut Il
rush of sweet sounds you might tell from looking hi
the character of the music He mouds and controls
performers with consummate skill that makes the who
scene but vast machine from which by the motion
his baton he brings forth all the inricaces the beaut
and the effects of which music is capable. 1 am not
convinced that there is not very large modcum Of
bug in the affair but at present advised, say vi
la Julien OBSERVER.