{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
4 Ne,c- -Orleans.-A traveller through the wes-
K tern country, whose journal is published III the
n Winchester Republican,, thus describes Sunday
y in Ntw-0rleans:


"The French population is, I suppose, three
to one American, and with them Sunday is the
\ greatest day in the week. the morning being de-
voted to business, and the eveningt pleasure. As
specimen, will give you the following promi-
nent features of Sunday in New-Orleans. You
see the markets much better attended, every
branch of business moving on With greater de-
gree of spirit; all the uniform companies OF the
\ city elegantly equipped, and on parade, morning
Il and evening; every species Of gaming that hui
4 man invention has discovered, congo dances,
j and the French theatres crowded to overflow
ing Tho Americans are gradually gaming
ground, and the old forms and customs arc CIV,
Il ing place to new ones. They now ENJOY wei
regulated police. The city guards are seen II
all parts Of the city; and if perchance,. there
happens to land from Old Kenttch "a half horse
half alligator, and little touched with the snap
ping-turtle," he has to keep imselfvery cool, OF


else he is very soon walked into the callbouce


During residence Of eight days III that CITY,


never saw fight or heard a quarrel, which


few years ago would have been ali hourly occur


ence."


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spoken on the Goth of September, IN latitude I'd


longitude 26, all we'll