New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-22
Neh 0rleans 4ailp Crescent.
MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1ss
new YORK CORRESPONDENCE
Special to the New Orleans creseent.l

NEW YORK, Dec. 49, 1850.
| td CTescen-Yesterday was bleak, raw day,
but notwithstanding, the funeral Of Mrs Fernando
| Wood was attended by thousands. who went six
miles from the city, to her husbands residence on
+ the Bloomingdale Road.
~ Ihis lady gave birth to daughter on the 3d.
sne was supposed to be doing well. The election
IrGoably the excitement (for the deceased lady
n took deep interest in Woods political fortunesl
was 700 much. She died on the morning Of the
raj yesterday, the new conner was baptized by the
Rev. DR.. Tying, of the Episcopal Church.
We are now to have Union meetings by the
score and managed by Black Republicans Only
must not be broken. do not think you Southern
folks will feel much gratitude to these shop-Union
saviors. However, they think they are doing won
They are the laughing sto : of New York, and
it makes great amount of fun to witness the anx-
iefy OF these men to get their in the Journals
70 be ,'ea n. iS9'a The teartless, low-yed hypo-
critics! Of what good these meetings, when
you could not raise guard to protect the rights OF
the South in this State.
In this State, unless the old Wings and Americans
rally to the aid of the Democrats, they will be
beaten at the next election for the Presidency
100000 votes !. Union meetings in this town are a
humbug. So also in Boston and Philadelphia and
the Union Saving Committee Of the Lafarge House
ought to be tarrcd and featlered for their c0nsam-
mate impudence. 1t il such fellows as these that
throw rldicnle on the South. The threats of non
Intercourse by, papers in the South have scared
Northern people. They begin to think of the finale
of such proceedings. Oh if the Southern States had
mind and stability to hold off trade with the North
for 70, only a few months what change wond occur.
grown rich out OF the South deserve, a lesson.
Nearly all of them voted for Opdyke or Have
meyer-a Republican or Free Soler? Ought
. such men not to be punished.
/ Fernando Wood is looming I'D as a Presidential
candidate since his success in the mayoralty If
n ne can keep up the q" Hurrah - for a year. who
: knows what Fernando may not do? At Syracuse,
on the sth, banquet was given in honor of his
: election, and Jem Green chairman OF Woods
: private State Democratic Commute gave the fol-
lowing lucid toast
I $ The Hon. Fernando Wood-the National Demo.
cratic Mayor of the city of New York-he can now
r stand upon the steps of the City Capital of the
Alexandra OF America and exclam, in the lam
e guase OF Alexander selkirk: Il am monarch of
all survey, my right there is none to dispute. g
:, [Responded to with three cheers.1
!, That will do. 1t is equal to the leader in the
y Richmond Enquirer, written after Woods election
The Tribune says that Douglas has guy up-that
F" he no longer shows fight. that he is completely
extinguished. 1t mist be Wood that has done
+ this The Monarch is too much for the House Of
r. Douglas.
The Southern Opposition seem to hold their oyvr
l. Ill Washington. If they will continue to do so and
r they acted judicousy, they could make the ne
PRESIDENT 1T is the easiest thing in the world
! There is Il conservative outside party in every
y state in the Union. Once organized, this State
could be carried for that new party against both
. Republicans and Democrats.
+ ". Il. Havemeyer, the great Tamaney defeated,
n has written letter defining his position Nobody
y cares straw about it. He is 'sdown amang the
dead men, that's Billy's position and his political
resurrection will never arrive in this world.
The Democratic Yigiant Association of the Fifth
e Avenue have most of them backed out of politics
: in disgust, but few of them have reissred as
. Union Savers :" at the l4afarge Hotel!
!, The Tribune took your correspondent to task
% last week for giving idea of the aspects
. OF public opinion North' have not changed my
opinion an iota. | believe that tomorrow Seward
would be elected President of the United States
by an overwhelming majority. | believe the Dem.
ccratic party perfectly helpless to prevent such
n disastrous result believe that nothing can check
is prevent Stewards being President, but uniyer
n sal spontaneous uprising of third party-the
Wings.
W. H. Seward has written home some yer,
modest letters, describing his sensation when he
the brook, now al! dried up, where David took The
five pebbles to supply the sling with which he con
quered the giant of the Phillistines, and did NO
refuse to believe it,
e That humbug play, 'The Octoroon,'' keeps pos
If session of Winter Garden Bennett lauded TIL
p play and the author day up to eve of thu
i skies. the next day the Herald was put on til,
other track, and gave poor Dion halle!njah. s.
. we go. SALEM.
SLAVES MtssorRI.--The St. Louis Repnblica,
:, publishes a. tabular statement, derived from thu
State Assessors returns OrOyjnr the fas;tv of th
Ia statements which have for soma time hoo, froa1,
:. mode and circuIoted that n, extraor1;,ar, ,o,
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