Part of letter gentleman in this from his friend in New Orleans,
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Part of letter gentleman in this cIiy from his friend | in New 0rieanst

 DEAR SIR-I very much regret could not remain l longer with you; but the temptation offered by the Creole, with my anxiety to get home again, must ] plead my excuse. cann0t resist, however, giving you the result of my observations during the.two days l spent with you. What struck me win the greatest astonishment, the horrid state of your sdewaks in the most busy and fashionable streets, and in the heart of your cl Your open lots are the recep- taces of all sorts of things offensive to ore senses than one; for instance, what car be disgraceul than the lot on the corner of your Royal and Go, ern-

 eot streets, opposite the market, and tre condition If it's sidewalk; and the .rnall- lake, mud hole, around ,e pump immediately in front of your Court House! How your citizens have Teuained quiet der such unwarrantable neglect, cannot understand I recollect when .oui upper municipality passed the ordinance, some years ago, obllging all vacant ot.o be well fenced n and the sidewalks made, nearly up CarrOlton-it.met with great resistance, but in ess

 less than two years, tie griniblings ceased, when they found their property doubled in yaie and an ats- tive and demand for it. From what could learn, your corporation, by its extraordinary po licy and niisnanag cement, have been great sum bling block tU your nnpro, enent, any thing else. II see you have undertaken good thing, however, -the introduction of water into Mobile, so long needed. Tue contractor is fayoraby known where yer he has been; and is known never to undertake thing he does not carry through Therefore, you may safely count, ere long, on d supply of good water, ,, wicD VIII add very Hltirh 10 your domestic comforts, improve tIie heart of your city, and to is iuha bitans avery large sum in premium of insurance hut I toubt its being profitable enterprise to him, ut least for years to cone But the enterprise he pro. poses, ss understand of deepening your channel -as o admit to your wirves, any vessel that can come into yoiir bay IS ono tat fear you cannot carry te eiect If could bs none. your population would dou- Die in six years. The importance of such, an under taking is beyond. calculation, and ought to engage the serious attention of your citizens if any thing can--and draw tliem of from their petty iealouses and party and sectional dissentons that have so long assimated them to the Kilkenny cats.

 Now bear in mind all these truths you have drawn from me, yourself. You have asked me to tell you frankly, how this growing litte city appeared to me, dsinterested- as am. | have done so, but have stopped my objections here, fearful you would cry enough! although there are sundry matters serious eonsIeration with you, that greatly need correction l will wait until hear from you, before say more; but for heavens sakefor the sake of your citizens

 for the credit of your cy-and for the credit of de- ce,icy, employ a few more, ,scavengers. :.