New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-28
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A.. mayoy4. ali psAssy 4 Auarrcl - man conid
Ssa;ra 81 NJ ss4aes of has been going On within
NJ I*s Hill III lhis city between the two lead
~. sssyzjnf 3esrnsis The Diarso ~ ii Mdyiaa and
f5ssIsS. mi following are the parsisulars; The
~ Hsxisd papbf possessing the largest circula-
ia. II lhs Island Of any newspaper published il it.
v SI6ns snahlea ID indulge III The luxury cf special
xeIegtarhic dispatches from New Fork 70 your
\ Gty VI my important events that may occur
ii Europa and be received At the former city. Of
xuy aBspostaAt circumstances that may transpire in
sha United sssses. Thus the ratification Of peace
NSfW1en SPAIN and Morocco was duly telegyaphod
fsom New York to your city specially for the
DAasio d Es afavissa ana upon the n news Y be-
ing reserved here BY steamship from New Or
lsaas, Was pabished thu same afternoon In the
AIS1acs aitefuoon edition Of the Diario de Ia Ma
ssEa Az tia surprise Of nc editor Of that paper.
Mint intelligence was published, with due acknowi-
tSar@nt ~ the sourca from which il was obtained
y tze Preach II he next morning. The Alcance
hSs opls city circulation. and the Prensa not IN
ming nearly u large an impression as the Did,-io
fcfkant news u ail il city and country sub
atribers Ia aslFance Of The Dsasao do Ia Masiao,
who III Ill next impression complained Of this,
1nalntaiuing thai news specially autographed for ii
wis its private property. and that, ander law Of
Spain, could NOT be copied hy another paper until
twenty- hours had elapsed from the time 81 ts
nrst publication. The Pycnsa, ia reply, denies
this, maintaining that intelligence originally from
other newspapers WAS public property, and that IT
had right I'd publish it 1t early an hour as pos
sable.
9he Psg,ssa also snepred somewhat at the Din
rid ia Ia Marina rs rather slow coach, and the
i DEas5o w WI Marine. Ill brief but somewhat con
aenptuous article ID it, impression Of 2ist instant
st8lH6 that II expended ten thousand dollars an
nfally fol foreign and domestic correspondence,
fAasgraphic reports, etc. etc, which gave it adj
santages not possessed BY other journals, and |
Though some of them might, from their limited cir
cniation IS compared With that which II possessed
be enabled ID send to al their subscribers news
which had been specially autographed TO it, and
might alao indulge il sneering at their more snc
cessful nyas, yet ID no case thereafter would any
notice BIZ taken Of any such pitifnl conduct Or
attempts.
One Of the writers in the Pfe,sa happens to DO I
military man, Colonel Of cavalry, believe,
A1f4s6u 1A6Ht1S Wiz lGit SO HuGQ gHRu NJ Int It-
marks Of the BidSio tis III Maffna that he, on the
same day to-wt, the slst inst. sent challenge to
mortal combat to senior Lira, The editor Or the |
Diar5o ID Ia Ma,ina. Whether the parties met,
WV how thn matter was terminated an not aware,
yetsannet aveid observing that the pretenaions Of |
the Didyao III III M0yina appear to me as propos-
tcEous ~ the extreme, because the moment il had |
publlzhed the news any journal had right to copy
It. with duo acknowledgment, which haying been /
made, 4 had 40 just catse Of complaint, more par
tieularis as it has remedy within its reach viz
the procuring more rapid printing machine,
whichI know has been for some time talked about
III thS ofIicey and suppose will be now spec Oily
carried into eject.
HhFee shocks of a1 earthquake were felt at st.
Jaee do Cuba between 10 o'clock r. AZ or the 18th
ana 4 osulock All N. Or the 18th instant, which
scared the inhabitants not little, reminding them
III MI dread scene nj 1859.
brilliant meteor was seen at Isl. Jago de Cuba
ths night of I5th inst at the southwest part of
that city which illuminated the whole oil 1t instat-
taneonsiy. A similar phenomena had been OBJ
served two or three times during that week.
His Exseileney, the Captain Generals visit to the
western PARTON Of the Island, would seem To have
had tor IL object 8 personal acquaintance Of the
requirements requisite for The improvement of the
several te9ns, and the best manner of promoting
the Hnlfare Of the inhabitants. The various towns
visited by His Exeelency received him with great
enthusiasm.
His ExeelIenry, with bis suite only retr,rne, to
this civ last GatnrdaF afternoon.
Al Gardenas, the ladies expressed great regret |
that Tho iar Condesa de San Antono Ind not j.
eonipanied Hs ExcelleneY. The Gaptain-G enera
i.ssa Friday, calesero, position, struck a zen.
ueman, nr, zayos, with his whip. The doctor q
having y aworacane In bis hand drew Ii and run b
the ealesero through The body, killing him on tho !,
spot.
g g less than four negroes are in custody under
NE charge ri having been concerned iii the as
sassination Of Senior Don Antonio Gonzales Ain
cron. on 9Th inst, which event reported to van n
my first letter after ts occurrence. 1t Is under. II
stood That Il is likely I'll the negroes viii be gar
r0ted. y
Another assassination took place 18th instant
near the Campo Marte Tile victim, believe, was e
q negro.
Tho United States ship Crusader which arrived
here mona key West, 10Th inst, sailed again on the 1
afternoon 81 2zd inst
Ihe Danish brig-of.war st. Thomas, which has
been some little time iE this harbor also sailed ed
'n $50 AZ ever, -. 80
KEY-WEsT CORRESPONDENTS. y y
sisxiai y ika ses Orleans uresspnt %
KEY Wssr, April 81, 1850. "a
MI Crescent The bark Deiphos, Capt. GIN. il
rom Boston bound 10 New Orleans, with an as III
0rfea cargo Of merchandise ran lshpra an Rrd =