New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-15
NFw YORK CORRESPONDENTS.

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1 NEW York, Dec. >, lS5s.
ID. Crescent You have seen accounts Of Fer
/ nando Woods celebrated autograph letter Two
4 hundred thousand were printed and sent to every
i BODY whose names appeared in directories, news
i papers, or anywhers else y enclose you one.
/ You win notice mayoralty spelt mayoral-a-ty.
i Wood writes with single eye to the public SER
vice. People ask: " How about that other eye n
/ The reply is: " Wood uses that in mayoral'ty."
The excitement IN reference 70 pohtcs mas peen
/ very great the past week Changes have occurred
/ Httle dreamed Of when wrote Won last. Old
| =. ,,,,orv instead Of Nominating Kennedv nom
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ihated naveuieyer,a ehoioush-soAne rieosohei'
Van Buren, and Adams elector in l84S, and now
Black Republican at heart. The idea at Tammany
was this: the Black Republicans will unite cordially
and vote for one of their own creed, If we nominate
| him The Republicans did nothing OF the KIND,
On the contrary, that party nominated one OF us
strongest names, Opdyke. Our old wing lrlends
| nominated good man, James DePeyster Ogden
w. ,o,,,;,o+;or n,os endorsed nv the Americans
- ~ Avol /" u i. 49,, ,.os+erday OGDEN
80 80 80 M ~ o,d t;n,e.b onored
nn,sen oaonsu - ;o;,,ad Tonnanv Han
"n'ss' ICY y ~ - .bs,;t;an;s+ Hayemevar
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n,,;,a, ~ 18th straat and IInion sanare
will observe tomorrow by special humiliation and
prayer. Meetings will be held at from 10 to Il 4.
NJ; the nour OF eAecutl9n' anu ~ u 'ie
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'n1n 50 y. -. NV ...'.,- 49,
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nv ivno 1is el
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oo.I ~ s,s u ah Iaeirf Wo,fa Of tI;s civ
| and daughter of James w. Burke, Esq, of New
Orleans, in the 37th year of her age.
That lady was very much esteemed here She
leaves nine children. Her funeral was very
large one, on the I'd inst, from her late residence
in 18th street.
/ Political matters and meetings absorb every
thing else even merchandise, religion ana hnance'
have to cave IN tins CRISIS mere was a., ,'lns.se
moou n,ses 80 r, hana Tban tho No ~.
.nousaaa ps. ~ :. fsrchant,s ca,,,, aud
lnaly .ien s ~ ~ l.ol,,.a :, war strao+ Not
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sps', saa,,a IT,, Ia+ohrn, The Ola Tine Wbig
| Committee. of which he was Chairman, have ex.
ssnaa IN fran, M committae Hiram has now
= \. ~ xcs,,t rith Ta,npanv Hall for The
~ IL ~, n ranoiro Hin
NJ ore conng money Nv nolitica,
a,nas+;1on,o,4s No mice i aonhlad and everv
IN .trao - hin. conmns or no1;tica1
snff The sun last Saturday was paid a large
1,,,a RAJ ouaranteed from Iibel nv tbreq
o;t;va,,s, r. ,,,bl;sh leader aoainst Wood
/ - ,sas a,rf Enroar thief hank robber ner.
/ ;urer ii fact every crime known was charged
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and thal was o'eliooheu. iie Is d N".oh'ii ma II
he Is not recreant 10 the ooutli anu AL HIS rfals