New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-01
LATER FROM HAVANA.
.aRRIv.aL OF STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CT

.aRRIT.4L OF STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY
The q. S. mail steamship Crescent City
Capt. J. McGowan, arrived here yesterday
afternoon from New York via Havana.
The Crescent City experienced heavy weathe,
all the way from Havana. She left New York
Aug. II, at 2 P. NJ. Arrived off the Moro OF
Thursday, 23d inst, and remained at Havana
wall, until the 2Sth, which steamer not arriving
she left on that day for this port.
The following is her list Of passengers:
Err. Boyd, G. Smith, Il. Reggie, F. Giske, Mrs N. A.
Beale n d. Turtard, j. March, N March, Mrs Worde.
want J. de Arregui, Mrs R. j. Davis and sister, Maria
Fernandez h. Gall, B. Saurey, j. Contero f. Vailare
Flores D. Martinez +. d. Rncon, R. f. Brooks W. Buck
Davis, 8. Simon. ) Pennager, W. v Azsnza, D r. Lin
coin, A. Barnard, VIM ]. Hayes, +. Roll J. Clark II
Schroeder, P. McKenna, Geo. Plant.
The Mexican war steamers Iturbide and
Guerrero arrived at Havana on the Oath inst,
the Iturbide having on board Gen. Santa Anna
and family, and several Of his friends
They all left for Caracas via ST. Thomas in
the Guerrero on the 26th ult. The Iturbide
was to return to Vera Cruz in a few days.
Santa Anna was saluted with twenty ne
guns on his arrival and departure.
The brig Mary Elizabeth arrived at Havana
on the 9th.
The Havana papers contain nothing of inter-
est; the Island was quiet
The meeting of the Darlington family is ex-
citing the attention Of the press throughout the
country. We quote words of encouragement
from various prints
A capital idea. journal of Commerce.
We go for it, decidedly. IN. Y Tribune.
There will be some smiles there EInde-
pendent.
1t will be an immense gathering. EEvening
Post.
Book US for one. [Daily ADV. s.~
just the thing-go it! Traveller.
A most gratifying proposition. journal.
Bohea will vie with rappee [Atlas.
An Grafton and poem, of course. Herald.
A host will be there. Transcript.
A dinner of herbs. Courier
We might go on making extracts, but have
not the room. Tickets have been sent to every
editor who has noticed the proposed party, and
arrangements have been made to secure funny
graphic reports of all the speeches. Half-price
tickets will be furnished those who wish to
attend, on the train Of circumstances that
brings about the gathering. Some doubt exists
~ 70 Where Inc meetlnS can De held-no grove
being thought of large enough for the occasion.
The Groves of Blarney have been suggested,
and the Arcadian Groves. but they arc not
accessible by railroad. The plane of thought
was proposed, but this grows smaller every
year, and it is now fancied the party will have
to compromise the matter and 60 to the Shades.
a committee Of arrangements will take care of
the dinner that will appear only in the bill of
fare on the day of the celebration. Preliminary
meetings have been held, and treasurer
appointed, whose ability as yet has not been
tested by single tester. Tickets may be pro-
cured at the usual places. [Boston Post, %.
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