New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-06
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ahip Ystasabie dish suited 10 the reined and eau
sassSl palaies Of your intelligent readers. nat
ashie8sa fo desaant upon scarcely know. Aha m
geeessioH Of Louisiana and her sister States Ihas
4 sixes1 fact, about which the only knowledge
noasess 81 neariy sc il derived from your admir-
nbls Daner. True, do occasionally skim over a
efsllern Republican paper, upon the '.audi a'ts-
ilt Barsssnf principle, and am driven 70 me con
eIssioss chat though the actioR Of South Carolina
ssts i'd first beaT ths appearance of being some
y,,a4 s,rarnsture. yet nov feel SIZE was perfectly
sustinssla ii not waiting until some act adverse to
fht snarssts pf herself and sister Southern States
zssss heen done ere she withdrew from confedera-
l;r fss lot fsilill the obligations and inten
Gems fDs " hich III was entered into.
&, s..;t slt.s early followed as it has been by
fs,at n 10 many of the Southern States will, 1
ssInk ali trust, attain for them all they require,
sHd fsiat. 800, without that dreadful calamity, IN
atsfneeiiie war But If 1t so be that swar, horrd
sFse, does come, then pray that the God Of bat
afFss ssWiIi defend the RIGHF;;n and trust need
sct say that I hold yon southerners to be that
Rsssrr1 MY heart is with you, and, if needs be,
Il INV hassiss and person shall be, too. Those who
kasw ne, and there are some few ID your city who
ID. viii teIi You IL am not afraid to "smell gun
pDsssYsr ever III b less holy cause than consider
shRt osf fiis South to be.
MI aFs waiting with some little anxiety the ar
rEyl III Tlste saecnnd son, Prince Alfred, whom
II Is intended to receive in style worthyaof this
sand and of his respected roy mother, than whom
d better ife, mother Or woman, never graced the
salroae of II Merry England, I. Tae Gonde De Fer;
aanaSaa. ~ II UNDERSTOOD ~ Prince Alfred an
elifeffaifnneut ball, ETC., at one of his sugar
essates. which win Doubtless be, from the great
wealth and eIlakneWn libsrality of The Condo, y
zaagnifssnt affair. 0f5t hepe to be enabled 10
\ asrd yuu d full and particular account. His Excel
Isnrg. tfs Captain General, it is understood, will
iss oaesofs his snperb entertainments in honor Of
a Fsnsli5fl Hcon pf royalty 40 nburbaHe vice
seras gasdenees The Corporation Of this city has
HxNrassad an intention Of giving Prince Alfred a
f5aW assths Teatro Tacon Health and strength
nerllsitt;pg shall send you accounts Of all these
rtannerts ana the many others that will |
aoubtess be given by our nobility and aristocracy
Ho the gallant youEg blue Jacket. True, may not
h gss aisis to equal the Yew York reporters il the
they display in their descriptions of the
osatons 10 the elder brother of Prince Alfred, but
will asrise to he dit least as truthful, which viii
hope he considered as important IS the grand
aonfiehss of my brothers og the 4 grey goose
auiil, Il write with one of John Foles's gold
pens. OF New York, Who are nearly all descended
ron lug lana of sthe n hlarneE stone.''>
fln ny way from this city to Gnanabacoa, few
days ago, picked up 4 couple Of items. that you
anay uot pefs shaps deem unworthy place ia your
columns. The first WAS an instance Of true Spanish
noiitsness.
Entering The ferry house, ID which comfortable
seata are await the return of the ferry
ausbSat from Regla observed two Americans,
de1tly strangers and mechanics, from their
dress. walk boldly in without paying the ten cents
faFs as Is cns toGnary atthe gate. Paying my fare
IS entgred, took seat beside them, entered in
to conversation with them, expressing my sur.
prise they lad been permitted to enter without
pa nlent of the usual fare. It was not until the
second bsl had beeu rnng, and the assembled pas.
sengefs the sarangers among them, had risen from
their seats to 60 on board the steamboat, that the
keeper 0f the ferry approached, enquired by signs
they we're going across the ferry, and then held /
0at Hill hand for the fare The strangers had moth
ing smaller than q quarter ounce, 81 2s and was
ii tae act Of paying the twenty cents for them,
mo Riug they never gave change at the ferry bur
she ferrYman uttering the word !" etrangeros,f'
{stFangsrso ratarned to the station and speedily
eounted out four dollars and five cents in silver,
which, with a polite smile, he handed our country
nsan. hts was at the & second ferry. /, IS ii is
termed I ana + Who have had 30 frequent cause to
of ILL treatment here of Americans, have the
greater pleasure IN thas sending you She full par
tisnars Of an aet of trne Spanish poiiteness, by
fpaHasd toward Americans.
Tiie ether item picked up on my way to Qua.
ma a.saeoa, IL somewhat of udierous nature.
laad fsar my character for gallantrg may
Y. suffer soIre'' BY my relation Of IT. Some OF the
fair of tIis city do indulge In circumference Of
hoop md crinoiine trniy atgtui One Of this class
"a a .r,ZL -.
ha conveyed to Guanahaeoa. She occupied an
entire saat ttle car and ought III justice TO have
been made to pay for three four passengers, as
bar iscss tled The space which shat number of
persons mig have been seated Behind the lady,
sHe next seat stood nicely dressed little girl,
and when We had arrived at the end Of our brief
Journey ana rose 10 leave The car, tho little girl
who Iiaa evidently been taught her duty, walked
Behind tle lady, compressing the hoops and crino
iiiua to enable her to pass between the seats The
getting out at Thu door was work of some labor,
ana called forth almost loud gnfaw from the pas
sengors Of the & sterner SEX who had given way
NJ she lady tG enable her 70 first pass ont.
The bay Of Hsxana and Matanzas railway.
learn from my friend Clark, the civil engineer of
Tie road il cotnpIcted as fat as Ceiba Mocha that
Il Within ten miles Of the latter city. which ten
miles will he completed within four months. at the
Iafest 1t is quite time there should be another
railway to Matanzas, for the life Of every passen
ger ii endangered who travels on the old road.
AZ Aguacate, where there Is rather deep cut,
khere ara some tremendous sized rocks, which
uoinpleaey overhang the road, threatening de-
slxuctlon 70 every passing train. The engine
drivers, 100, appear To be quite aware Of the dam
8gsr fof they pass along that part Of the road at
very loSg rate of speed Irealy fear, unless those
recks are soon rernove We shall hear OF dread.
aul loss Of life. BY some Of them tnnbling upon
and crushing tp atoms passing train. 0
Ehs 6aa lot of Eas brought here by tile steamer
Habane sold at Wholesale on the wharf az from
teR tn eleven dollars per dozen, and were after
Hards rs-sold lit twelve dollars per dozen But
perhaps ron will consider this item ought TO form
portion 1f my n commercial correspondence n
8Rnd lss my budget Is completely exhausted, and
have an hour 10 spare. aud then have time 70 no
ID beard fhe Habana with this letter. will take u
stroll up bown and ase If i can gather an item OF
interesting newa; shoaid 4, Il shall BIO added III q
Esnstsfipt
bark Grapeshot arrived from New Orleans
Eou tao z7thnlt. Tae Spanish polaeea Pubiia sailed
for New Orleans on the 28th ult, sud the Spanish
chin