New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

crowded houses every night at Mcguire Opera House
Mr. Charles Pope, the talented young actor who -
performed the leading male characters during Ms.
Haynes visit to our State, intends leaving fof the
East on the present steamer.
Carson Valley.
The inhabitants Of this region are in pescefnl sad
prosperous condition. The mines are yielding iaar
wages and the farmers are putting M large exsens
of grain. The grass and Vegetation lorWafd, ~
cattle being fat enough for market The prospect y
that large crop Of grain will be raised this season,
adding to butter and CATTLE which have hitherto been
their principal exports, and that Of four also.
There was a recent fall Of snow on the mounssinss
to the depth Of six feet. 1...,.
Some score or two Of Latter Day Saints were lately
rebaptized in the hope Of recupestng their spIrs1
energies, which had become inert and carnalzed ~
too constant intercourse with the gentle race
Boots and shoes were worth from 4l0 TO ai2 paaf
in the valley, owing to the scarcity q these arHc
A report was prevalent in the Valley 70 the enecs
that serious dssenson had arisen among the salnse
Of Salt Lake City. 1t is said that Brigham Young
has been compelled to fee the city 70 save hinnsen
from the fury OF bis flock The difficulty had its on
gin in matters relating to the administration OF the
church property, we believe.
The late winter has been more stormy and the snow
deeper than ever before known yet is SAID tnss
the ice has not been thick during some former
seasons 1t is generally thought the inhabitants WIN
sttution prohibitory Of slavery. The press Of the
Territory is warmly engaged the discussion OF these
and kindred topics
There continued to be much disafection amongst
the Indians in various parts Of the Territory, and
many of those gathered on the Reservations were
longngto return to their former haunts and habits
The roads in all parts Of the country were bad,
owing to the late stormy weather.
Burris who killed his wife and children, some time
| ago, died recently in prison.
| The steamer Clinton had gone up the Willamette,
as far as Eugene City, in Lane county . much
higher point than any boat had previously reached.
New river diggings, thought TO be rich and extern
ve had been discovered at Flora Creek and the For
Of the Coquil, about thirty miles from Goose Bay,
i Washington Territory. e ~ :
Sandwich islands.
4 Our latest intelligence from the Islands reaches
March 18th. .--7 80 ---.7r
The spring feet Of whalers having begun to come
in, trade has slightly improved. ~
Washingtons birthday celebrated with due Ger
emoniesthe natives joining the foreign residents in
its observance. very severe shock Of earthquake
had been felt at Hawaii on the 24th February. The
discharged coolies having given the authorities e
Honolulu much annoyance, stringent measures had
been adopted for keeping them in order The sait
great extent at Honolulu this city, and there
Is constant apprehension of these structures tambn9
down. sg 4 -.
The travel between California and the Islands, both
for business and pleasure largely on the increase
The arrival of the schooner Lhoiiho, with 100 tuns
of guano from Jervs and New Nantucket IsandB, hi
caused quite an excitement at Honolulu. The even,
was also regarded with much interest in this CITY, q
it will also doubtless be in the East Indeed, this dis
covery will prove Of great Importance to our CONNER
cal and shipping interests If the deposit is at all q
extensive or the material Of such superior quality
represented and that it is We have every reason
: | to believe. 5rss 5E 14gt-