New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-20
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week risen about IL inches and II stiI risn aios
". Since our last publication TIA pIefa and ~
No 5, from the fails and the Fox, from Jefferson.
Yesterday there was three feet water n ma ers IF
road at Albany, and still rising.
The weather has been excessively warm but IN
Monday night the wind Teered ronnd to the rxvth-
vest since which time the atmosphere has becnrna
clear and braeings just such as we shoaid expert
ence at This season Of autumn. Health Of the city
perfectly good.
Last evening we received reliable information
tHat very heavy rains have recently fallen in upper
Red river, and the opening Of navigation ID shortly
anticipated.
The BienviIls Jefsrsonian has the following sin-
gaiar paragraph
praoned here last week for negro stealing was
stolen himself by the negro, Being an Idiot or
1unstie it seems that the negro, who was rnnaWay
by character, to0k up with him IN the hope Of
coveg5ngths own voluntary escape.
The Rapides Constitutional Of the 18th sayss
The river is again falling, With plenty Of water
between this point and the mouth. The only diff
ficulty experienced is at the 9outh of Old river,
where Il. is SAID that there Is only sbout afteeH
I inches Of water.
We learn that sAere is number Of boats "a that
I point at this time trying TO ges over We also
learn that the Mississippi 10 rsirag at Cairo and
Memphis.
I The Rapi sss National Democrat If the 18th has
the following:
The weather dnKirg the present week. has been
pleasant TIE nights are coed and thu days warns-
The rains of last week were general and copiousy
doing good to the cane crops and 1arm to- the
cotton.
We have for several days, been travelling in diff
ferent parts of the parish. The piney wood sec
tons have litersiy made nothing, neither corn or
GOTTEN For many months not one drop OF rain
seli, and everything was dried and parched up
TIE situation of the poorer inhabitants y truly ds-
tressing. We were told that many families we're
wishoas bread Of any description, nor 40 ,i,sy
hare means to purchase IL something sGe1fd Pc
'ane- for their relief andthabfmmediately
NE cane crop of the parish ID miserable taiiure-
Na,,y did we expect to see such Q growth upoH
se lands as presents itself now. We do not
Ssass ri fat more that one-thipd Of crop eansbs
made. 4. 4, ta++ar INT II will mat I,a an
/ The pointe COM Echo of the 18th says re s
We hye been taas me coiI6h =
terror and upper porI,N @ storm. The dafnsse
to the sugar cane Is very ss sh'.
i In the Baton Rouge Advoassse q ~eahesaay iass
we find the following o...z .,,,,z
Numbers Of our planters have eolI turn ons
ing and all agree that the cane wfArine eyiD,Ipff
] handsome yield. The came j. moi yet Afntsliirent
to show what can be made Of Il. An sressss 3
planter of West Baton Rouge thus addaN
neighbor and friend:
My Deaf si,--I am making very pretty argar,
4 but Of small grain, and any quantity Of mofasses
II instead of second-class sugar think the cane
will yield alter few days. IT is very juicE and
full Of saccharine matter, but hardly chrystaliza-
4 bile. Thirty-fve acres will, think, give me4o to-
45 hhds. first sugar, and about 1900 bbls. molassea
y ne Negro Member OF the English seatEs-
ticai Congress.
Il In the Charleston Mercury we find the fcHswing
N from one of its contributors:
In the report of the u. s. Senate Committee on
the John Brown raid and its causes, ii appears tat
PIP. 40 and 95) that q & Dr. Delaney, negro, Was
r the most prominent and efficient Of the Canadian
actors in the notable farce Of convention which
1 was held at Chatham and which framed q new
Constitution and plan of Government for these
United States Or fer The Southern States, and ap-
i. ment, John Brown, and others OF his black and
. white banditti, there present. The name, color
= profession and residence of Z Dr. Delaney n al
4 agree with those of the Canadian negro who re
& Gently was made 50 conspicuous as e member oi
ID the Statistical Congress in London, and whose
], presence Lord Broagham used as means to insult
~ the American Minister, Mr.. Dallas, snd through
to him the country he represented, sas55.liE
10 Is it not the same DR.. Delaney" who figured b
"A both these different scenes3 Who, a resident IN
y Canada and a claimed British subject with.oteI
fugitive negroes and American white ahelitionists
"a and cut tthroats, eonspired and planned to attach
:, and conquer the Southern States, by means fser
" vile insurrection and massacre- who after
le wards was honered by being invited to sit as
IN member Of the Statistical Congress-? II so--ani
u it can scarcely be supposed that the runaway
- negrodom of Canada has produced two cotsmDo
Oh rary DR.. Delaneys and such POLITICAL celebrities
then the insult to this country, as induced an
pointed by Lord Brougham, and seconded By "
j. applause of the meeting, was much worse LII
o had been surpassed. The idea ofGanadan lagre
, and fugitive slaves, with q few Aneriaaz /
2 English horse-thieves and naarderers, holdSa q
}. Convention in Canada, ard by resolutions
n creeng the conquest and tho entire reFolaus0 n
e the government and institutions of these Son hs
States, is of such monsirous and lndicrous nj ,su
ity, that we can scarcely see itin any otsllr lig
and so lose sight of the political offense ana losi
| malgnity as permitted in the territory oG q nat
l. | with which we have friendly relations.
Q But this insult is as nothing when conaHaI ed II
,f that OF the Chief Canadian negro acter IA lis I'M
"a national afront and outrage being lifsf ed, s
. after, and with our Minister, as cefnnnT ions
u felioW.meubers, to take seats togetnean 1.-The
ofI tistica Congress. AND not confent.aaa t this
If tuitons and gross Insult and outrage should
- perpetrated without notoriety, hoNs Brengl
y called The attention OF MI Datlas, end of the
sd 1ass, to the fact of the presence of al negro
IN law me1hhae- This very marked NC tificatioi
is the insult wns appiSssaa Assaat by te noaH lear
,rohsbi II ,vas CenseTt
he because of Dr. Delaney s&nown psi ,anfl fagplal q
ton in the John Brown csnspira1Fs nd CONVEX
in Canada. 1t is remarkable. h0MA YER ard d
"a eountabie, that Lord Broughani, n HIS rem
Me addressed to Mr.. Dallas and caEaSE menssry 10
~, negro member, should have rafua med from 1
'la giving this action and attemnB of Dr. Della
II which must be deemed his gge. it act and {