The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-23
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aaeats Con grsssi0asl Elections General Taylor,s
Posili0s-CaiuorHia yHatters.
NEW York Aug. 70, 1870.
Eide. CrcscsHt-We have the gratifying assurance from
She City Inspector that the Cholera is rapidly passing away
from us. His report for the week ending Saturday showsa
falling Oh from tho previous week Of 262 deaths from al
causes and a55 from Cholera. During the twelve weeks
that hayesuisred under the epidemic hes have been
s33 deaths Of all diseases the city 405a of Cholera OF
tose who died Of Cholera last week only 1870 were natives
United stsss, The other 2S bsi5E oFeisasrs 100 Of
which Irish large proportion of those TegseTedas
natives Of te United States children of Irish and Ger
residents More than 800 of the deathin the aggregate
report of the City Inspector were Of children under two
yeaH Of age The Board of Health report for the "a hour
ending Saturday 81 deaths yesterday 35 H.
In Brooklyn there seems to be abatementn the cpl
dsmo The deaths there on Saturday ere 49, yesterday
H. and to-day Is. remarkable degree of vruanoe Is Oh
servabs in the action Of the disease there where it gets in
family rarely stops with single member, but takes two
three, and sometimes more. gentleman named GeoI
German, who neighbOr Of mine, was attacked
lew days since, and died in few hours. Hh family con
sug of his WIFE two ohdren-very younF-and two ser
wants. accompanied his remains to the place Of intermen
short distance in the country. The widow was there at
lacked and died and the rites Of burial hardly
Guided her when the servants after the other were
seized By the epidemic and soon deposited in the same
osmetey. The children spared for perhaps a worse
fate and after delay brought to the house of
lady in Brooklyn, who now has them in charge. MI.
Ge0Tgefs style OF living indicated abundance of
but cannot learn fOm what source he derived them He
isaid to have brother somewhere in the South perhaps
New Orleans
Business in this Oy begins most sensby revive and
the hopes Of large fall trade strong amongst our me
chants Il is really encouraging look in at the paIlors
and reading of the hotels and compare their bop
ton with the nakedness that has prevailed in those regions
for some weeks past.
The report of Mr. Clay's arrival in this city on Friday last
false The understanding that he is especially anxious
to moVe quietly his Newport gave paus
bity to the story and there every believe that
he viii pass through New York that point He was at
Basion Friday where he listen to an address de-
veTed by bis friend Horace Greeley and there took severe
cold Om which he suffered veFymuch on Saturday but a.
the last he improving His friends have had
compassion him. and his great need now is to be
saved from them. lie has not the constitution of Gen
Taylor enable him to bear up against their torrents Of
kindness and the fate Of Daco threatens him. RBrOp0s of
General Taylor from the scenes of the recent
elections indicate especial disposition among the sove
Tegns TO make his path for the two years smooth one
Tennessee be said to have acted badly-yery badly
although our m reporstO that effect evidently eEag
geated In spite of thing Congress both branches
ton and may look for warmth Of differences that will
test the old Generals character statesman thoroughly
Mr.. Marcy and the Mexieans did saolder. have
doubt that he will out of the contest with much
honor he has brought from any Of the fields Of his former
operations but Iwoud something that he will never
again enlist for President, however numerous powerful the
press gang may pc that attempt 10 get him In their tolls
We have some little stir in California matters made BY the
Falcons and Empire Citys but the feeling in favor
Of emigration does not very sensiby improve uaYOr Of
shpmeats to that point Many the fingers that have
been burnt in this speculation in midst Flour at So
barrel liquors less than 81 per gallon and clothing less
than Pearl street prices in San Francisco form but sorry
prospect for the eneTpsng houses who have exported so
largely during the past six mouths Yet persuaded that
little judgment the part of the consignees San Fran.
cisco wl the shippers from great loss Il will
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people who will be in California before the year Closes and
but few shipments will be made from the United States
from Europe for several months to come. The ship Me
chane's Own" cleared thsmOming fol- San Francisco, with
i 100 passengers.
Old Albert Gaatn died yesterday at Astoria. His funs
raj takes place at Trinity Church tomorrow. He was in
his s9h year and " full of honors " as OF days.
Respectfully yours, IRDIoArOR.