New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-05

Tom. House ne Gegney. hi 5e IKE yH
Rtoe'-Ne'0 oroDs, etc.
s,s.,.,,
w" e't' ny ols'ccnIt ss 4,
M. pd;,... r. pAo~ ssFiLLh, sept y. lSeo.
leans who = :. ~ 4,
he has nv nrofs,s sat Dasnsnsn
Honduras ~ ID aa,..l 49, 1A0 1--WE iiom
officials IL Can WIZ. 80 oenssfy y bf,Isa
is Sufficient to ~ q alus'i,o
land 10 the other aua;nst -. o's snu = ING
brought sueb inefIcipncv sfao nag
that gritsh naval ofcsr 10 ~ 'ele'sA shats
terfere with Americans IN anosle - s.
| Walkers fate AZ be4vea, f;n,.e,t 80 =.
of Honduras yaa sarnetbing of vv,;o+ A.. Z
can people could take mo affc;aI rotca 1s
foreign Government commits an ac4 ~ a,,eh
blushine and uniustiable ;nionitv ID 10 srras. +
man whom il had driven ont from ! sort;ficst;o,,
when he could have defended b;,,.as
English forces the Act baca,nes ora ~ s,,o,,
wheing tdrpitude al 10 merit na.icrs1
enca and nr;vate anatberoo W. -.
and nayies. and tolerate even Rasbansaa
istratiou of the National revenue t,eca,,ss NJ a
sire that the Government sI,at, defend IS, s -
eien aceressions but wher, The Whale Iifas. II Fe
eraI patronage ia tnrned from fora;o,, aas,ira q
nettv strses within The country t vo;ca ana bea,t
of every patriot ought ia be raised 70 hnrl from
| the MAJ md zaVrua
bone X \. MI prabable that tbe eIeatiap ~ NJ
Brecknrdge will bring upon the coun,rv copt;z.
nation ~ The noI;cv ~ Mr. pucbanan,a adn,;nstra.
ton Il il this fear. this underlined dread trat M.
Precknrdee will he committed ia sbackiaz 1v,;cl =
p, cannot break that the neople vl,ers usr;-
fest sucb a dread of The Dernocratic nominea.
preoEinridoe vitbont the ;ntolerabIe yva;r,,t ~
| pnchanan wopa craate III antbBa;a ~, 1,nt r;t1
tbat od man az the saa unon bs sbenldays IL rms
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chy. NEWSPAPERS arg my aish Y - ~ 'ninA
you iiay SCI ns uo0 az y. sAe
IT, hiais W ~ s.caaianip Ae1as'1 IN 49,
reach tiis pace uhi Tue morning u sne
lah, @hicn was Juse slA uays aieel tnsy .sis Wv
urieals' anu ..lse uays alse1 WY VIZ W. I'LL
.ne iast UP u siie hne 's.s 'aas 70
the mans and passengers VIII ssu.voo " eeas-
ure, reached Foiht isabel 1nefeDy leasihg lo1f-
Teen passengers anu the nishs. - i .ias.sl y
course .his sihRa1at p''seulAa sisatea Z 800
DISAPPOINTMENT 10 our peOpics NDu itdN WfAttcii
q ana VINO ihtehdea y feliis money. e.nApn
Z lainos oan ,uaay = II,
IS nc n'aue :. % '..,s
ID 49, 49, - go r. " ~ - ~
y have accommodated the public and at the same
time have continued friends with everybody. We
u are very anxious for Capt Smith, with the Ari
Us IONA, to come along
es We are in the midst of our second crops. We
p have radishes, onions, and will have green
d corn again. The mulberry trees have produced a
a. second growth Of fruit, and shall soon have
a. second crop of grapes. What do You think OF
=, that kind of soil
III The Custom House officials, bag and baggage,
&c have been removed to this point from Point Isabel
An inspector Of customs still remains at the Point
= to superntend the unloading of vessels
: We are looking for lively times on the Mexican
side of the river in short time in the shape of a
70 muss between Tamaulpas and Nueyo Leon.
y The Rio Grande river has been very much swol-
len by the late rains, but it is now on the decline.
Is At one time it was apprehended that we were to
y have an overflow of the back country.
L The bayons back of town between this place
y and Point Isabel are very high in fact so much go
that the transportation of the mails Is very difficult
at all times, and some days we cannot have any by
e stage, but have to rely on the pony express.
Our citizens enjoyed themselves on the 26th in a
e pc-nic 1t was designed TO nave 1t insfde OF Fort
r Int the rain drove the nicpiekers into town and
is into the market hall.
e . ? - AN M
CHURCH sTArlsrlcs.-Aceofding % the uhufcn
a Almanac Tor lseo, tne hpiseopal uhufcn n me
at umsed ota'es contains thirty aioocses. ny
10 huiper oi proslsohai oishops' anu asss'
,s AM bishops y iortylnfee' pIies's ana ueacons
o. Two enousana anu lhiftys PARISHES Two 'nousans
Id one hundred ana ten. ihere were oraa'nea our
cd ing the year seventy deacons ana hihely-tnres
at priests Number OF candidates iof hoiy orders