New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-11
NEW YORK. CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New Orleans crese.nt1

o't Suih1peE iethdfgy, ana 10 assume little life
ana activity. Our fashionable churches and opera
houses nave reopened. The September term of
1ie ooar' Oh Generai Sessions has commenced
WIN vac largest and most guiitcharged calendar
VI sases 70 De tried ever known. Business Is good
-: - ~ ptospects ior the autumn unusually bril-
&c. .,..y many as Twelve ocean steamers have
~ .ns poft "a day, and their number viii not
u,nsi'' ioi europe needs our superabundant har-
'oos ana its rulers may thank their
s'als enae 'here - anotner and more prosperous
WORM IN 'he western hemisphere Even our dogs
afe iooAing up, for the iatai war that has been
"aseu 80 nefceiy against them Tor the last three
\ ~ an ena. 1he 1883 oi lives incurred by
,ae ours curing tne days named after them falls
i'te snort o. SIX thousand, an OF Which met
as'eiy aea.h' ana cost the city come 5000 Now
sAe caines Was their tails IN peace and the only
piaoh inuz]iea scoundfels" we meet are of the
iati"h niiio- Inc dogs Of War--or rather our
poiiee-are let slip upon the beggars,
Oh "nom 1hey arrested about five hundred yester-
day' anu 80 croWed our police courts with dirty,
winning, screaming, disappearing, loathsome and
disgusting throDg as to frighten the justices The
oflcers VINO made thfs foray were dressed in citi-
zens ciotnea and caught their victims mapping "
put 1t IS SAID that they captured several respect
abie ioaferso By mistake. Our police take great
uehsnt IN allowing an evil to grow gigantic, that
| they may make sudden and tremendous onslaught
upon II, ana create sensation.
ihe opera season commenced at the Acadenyo of
usio oil mohuay, under the auspices Of naeIliuent
aueiia Iatu 'he rich ana rotund- voiced and bodied
SAnouao, sae hihloreal Max ana the formidable ar
10y Vi ueadheaas' WIFE pieh1nui and saving
fiiiihsii'is oi paying strangers. Somnambulan
was wen performed on the occasion. Tonight
eofsesi ana Musiam sing IN Poluto.p Cortes is
usssasished on account OF the precedence accorded
70 little fattie who tony begins the season. but
mas her name figured first and most eonspicaously
IN the bills and advertisements. ''Strakosch WILL
sne says, " OF course secure acrowded house for
| faetiess hrst night, while !, who am made to ap-
pear so subordinate, have the chances against me,
ana everybody Will exelaim See. none of these
pretentlous Italian aftises draw like our little
Pattie!h We hope, nevertheless, that this match
less lyric tragedienne will have an audience to-
night whose number and applause will silence her
| compainings. Miss Jane Coombs. assisted by
Geo. Jordan, Mark Smith and others, is having
another week at Waliack's She has great friends
IN court, and powerful influence is exerted to raise
her TO the position of popular star. / wish her
| success, eand every pretty and amiable woman as
muchl but fear it will be labored and artificial
olie at best. Laura heene has issued a card in
which she promises endless novelties and boasts of
her imported scene painter and nachinist, Thomas
Baker. Her company is indiferentiv good. 1t in
eludes Messrs. I. B. Johnson, Burnett and Coul-
DOCK and also Polly Marshall and Mrs j. II. Allen,
who are not likely to remain long in it. Nixon is
doing well with his circus professional and anna
teur, at Niblo's, and will have Forrest here on the
| 18th inst. Geo. Wood has set the old Bowery on
its legs again, and made it look as spruce as d
bridegroom. James W. WalIack Jr. is doing the
tragic there to the entire satisfaction Of the bhoys
but delicious little Provincial soubrette is the
bright particular attraction at this house. The
Winter Garden is still occupied by the Wizard Of
the North, and nightly by thronging spectators.
In spite OF Anderson's necromantic proficiency,
Sarah Williams, in his employment IS nurse,
caused casket Of jewelry belonging to him,
valued at $500, to disappear from his possession in
manner he cannot explain. The police are en-
, deaVoring to solve the mystery for him.
Apropos OF mysteries, an event occurred at
Waliacks during the Florenees' engagement there,
that nearly y-cansedM- Is hair to stand erect on
his head Florence was doing Capt. Cutie in Bur-
toms old clothes So adrllrs hlv that atlx in frnnt