New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-02
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--LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
re THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
IN tbt Southern Itur.
Eastern Mall.
MoBuE. September 1.-The Eastern mail has
arrived, bringing dates from New YORK OF the
evening Of the 25th, the morning and evening OF
the Goth, and the morning Of the 9th ult, as
| late as due.
Mobile Markets.
MOBILE, September There has been fair
demand for cotton here during the last week,
with sales of $500 bales. middling closing at
| Sic. per h. The receipts Of the week embrace
barely 200 bales The exports have been 500.
The stock on hand last evening was found by
actual count to amount to 1920 bales
| The SOUTHERN BELLE. The fine and favorite
steamer Southern Belle, having been thoroughly
repaired, repainted and refurnished, is now
ready to re-commence her regular trips, anu
will leave this evening at o'clock for Vlcks-
burg and intermediate landings The Belle IS
we'll known as one Of the finest anu fastest
boats that runs out of New Orleans, and IS
popular wherever she is known Her table IS
not to be surpassed, and her officers are all
obliging and courteous gentlemen. Capt. J,
M. white retains the command. and will be
, sure to be make the trip pleasant to all who
accompany him. Those proposing to travel up
river to-day, will do we'll to bear in mind the
, departure Of the Belle.
} METklRIE TRAcK.-An unusual amount OF
J sport is anticipated at the Metairie tomorrow
evening. There is to be o pacing race at 9
: q clock, between Montreal and Black Bog, fol-
! lowed by trot for 300, against four minutes
i time, by the mule Henry Clay, and dash
out of mile for 500, by Yellosc Rose and
e Sarah Taylor, The races hitherto have beer
j very pleasant, and we suppose the present vii
8 equal any of its predecessors.
: CONCERT AT THE LAKE.--The Free Concert,
: the Lake end of the Pontchartrain Railroad th
evening, will be given in the gardens of tn
n Washington Hotel The selection Of this spot u
= = place Of the wharf is judicious one, and vii
doubtless be appreciated by those who may at
:. tend. All Of our citizens who wish to obtain
breath of pure fresh air, and also enjoy the bes
Of music, will do we'll to attend this evening
II performance
: New MUsIc.--We have received from MT. y
H. o. Lehman, the celebrated composer anu mus
bis clan, and leader OF the orcnestra OF the frehc
Theatre, two new pieces Of music just publishe
BY him They are Redowa Polka and Esmel
aida for the saloon, ana are tne hfs' TWO oi
n series that Will appear on the nrst Oh each su.
'l- ceeding month Mr., Lenmanns repueaelon
We this city ls such as 20 renuer IL Wnoliy uhhe'
n essary to do more than mention the taco tha'
to has composed new music IN oraer 70 secure -
he immediate sale. Inc present pieces are me
printed and have beauhiuily engraved tl'
mt page. 10 De haa az az the MUSIC s'oi CO.
~ a Washington correspondent OF the fh'iaae
"a phia North American gives the following 1,l
Dispatches received from Duonahah uls'i u.
Is mpor.ahs iao'S stno 1narp ercan atfa;rs To,
IA rlarenaon asserts most extreme British Or,
4, tensions in that quarter; and our Miniists
e states the position Of the United States, as d.
hned ~ the clayton anu DplMer lrea.y, ~
- a IL aalar;as and aettlamants nnder n mn
,aa be abandoned.
Of s'The Greytown affair will probably be
I'll peated within Blk months at bluehel0s ai
res nei'ze' -
,JUpep BRoNsoN's NOMINATION. ~ The Ha
of She'll State Democratic Central Committee m
m. Of the Aston House, in New York, on Wednesd
IS afternoon. the ODD. Aueustus schell, ESQ. q
lot centad The Chair. A committee was appointed
eft wait ON Judge Bronson, relative to his nomin
her ton for Governor, after which they ADJOURN
M no;nted bonr thew re. assembled, when the Go,
the mittee IF Conference reported that the Jud
my would no longer oppose ms own WISHES W WI
the Of ms pohtica1 iflends' oue Mou'u ieave n,ns
aoh u enelr nanus luz 'epo.' "'' @'e'p''1 '"
Ter, much applause
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