The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-16

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b9 removed 20 ha building HEB we are having fitted
up style which VIII enable 10 keep pace with our n-
4essiaa buanas
THr CdnApAa Akws,-We publish this morn
ing fhe accounts brought by the Canada; and we
md sa necessary % give the news 10 detail asst
no reports had been previously received. Iele-
graphic intelligence least SO far as the foreign
neWs coacerned--is very uncertain and almost
alsaya Inaccurate, made up a. i i hurriedly and
iran pEeiudiced sources ltgensraily happens, too,
shat The logger ielegraphie dispatch Of the foreign
news s, the more worthless aVe is contents for il
ismors opt g Be Filed ni'h ep'hets and opinions.
THE CITr.-The rams continue to come down
abandanily. For aboug three weeks now we have
hadoopiona showers every day ;sand two Of three
days were stormy throughout The rains have not
e4sendad widely throughout the country Free
quenily the heavy aud long rains which fell here
were mol islt beyond the Lake. The cooling Of
tbs atmosphere has given MS pleasant nights and,
though the wet weather has Murdered. many visit
in bias not failed 70 improve the zone Of cheer
fnlness By removing the anguor Of extreme heat,
and giving elasticity to the spirits.
4hedpnchng from above has cleared the streets,
especially in the lately submerged districts, and
swept off tie deposits from The late overflow better
Yhan troops Of scarengera could have done.
he healih Of the city is remarkably good. Us
average mortality win compare favofaby with that
81 tbe healtfiest city ia the Union. It might be,
10 fact, city Of refuge for the afflicted West.
The SIMMER emigration which usually goes up the
MISSISSIPPI mig ht, indeed be profitably turned, and
the people on the great river and iis tributaries find
more genial and healthy climate in the Crescent
City. Thousands, too Of our citizens, who fol-
lowed their custom Of ANNUAL emigration in search
Of amusement. or ia dread Of sickness, have found
the regions 81 prairie and forest, usually the favor
ii resorts for recreation and enjoyment, be this
year the abodea Of a destroying pestilence and
doubtless pine oF return to fhe place they lelt,
which il free from the terrors Of disease and where,
TOO, should sickness overake them they are within
the reach Of friends, the best and most ptompt
medical advice, and the comforts Of home.
In this season Of alarm every where, when the
choleras after having touched us here has passed
away @ scourge the North and the West il seems
% us that home win be more generally voted to Be
The best place, and that many oi The annual trips
70 the NORTH 80 Unnecessary az any time, when
there many charming retreats ID the vicinity,
win be abandoned. II the result shall be to correct
ia some degtes this migratory habit TO teach the
birds 81 flight, that there are enoymens as delight
FIJI and as abundant near al hand and thus break
tout part 81 the routine Of high life, one great good
wi result Of these calamilies. Il will be found
out that New Orleans under the care of resident
population, is e. safe and pleasant iii summer a
any city, and lhat The watering places ia its vicin-
iig are equal 70 any in any other quarter Of Tie
country
rive retern our thinks to the officers Of the
Ifanhoe and Belle Of the West Cor louisville and
Cincinnati papers
MAn Fntgnrs.- THE Eastern mail has failed
wholly rim part fof three days. The cause most
probably is the prevalence Of storms in Alabama
and George. which have interrupted the staging
between 0pelika and Coffin. There are ninety
three miles. along which are numerous creeks,
iorled with difficulty by loaded stages after heavy
rains This gap 10 the railroad communication
ought 70 BE filed up. The mails get more trouble
there than on tie whole Of the land route beside
between this and New York On Friday the mail
failed from beyond Baltimore on Saturday the
failure was total nothing having been received from
beyond Mobile. Yesterday the leiler mails came
through, but the paper mail failed entirely from be-
yond Philadelphia, and was very seanty from this
side. The letter dates yesterday were Boston 4th
aud 5gh, New York 9Th and 9Th Philadelphia 5th
9Th and 9Th Baltimore and Washington 7th and
sth, Charleston 9Ih and 10Th. The steamer,
(Canada'sl letters were received.
Oa-The Cincinnati papers Of the 9Th and 7tl
say thst there is an abatement of the Cholera il
their city.
Ii coRRgRE DEL MATING. y According Il
previous announcement, the new lialian ans
French paper made rs appearance yesterday
morning, and if We may judge from the first mum
her the Courier will do much towards the dissent
nation Of correct facts and opinions in regard /,
Italy and her people. The Italian side Of In,
paper Is under lhe direction Of a company o
Italian patriots while the French side is conducted
by the edilorof The Louisiana Courier The French
aide has feuilleton BY Nj L. Piacide Canonge
and i The FIRST number Of a series entitled (" Uae
Pisd Artiss"
Or The steamship New Orleans, Capt Wood,
from this port via Key West and Norfolk, arrived
at New ofk on the 81 inst. Passengers all we'll.
Her running time was seven days.
Ma Nicholson in CINcINNATi. The Com,
mercial Of the 9Th says We learn that the clio.
q0ent and distinguished Rev WIN. r. NIoHoLsoN,
Of Aew Orleans las arrived IN ihe city, and will
preach ia Christ's Church, IN Fourth street, on
Sunday morning and evening Mr. n. is the Rec
laI eject Of st. Johns Church, q new Episcopal
Church recently organized in this city and he's for
nen. We understand lhe Melodeon has been Sc
cured, tempumrily, for the services Of the church,
ARq e now being Ieftted IN chasle and beautiful
style Il is expected that ID will be in readiness
ponl tie lrat OF August, at which time the servi-
ces o. tse new church viii commence and continue
regularly
CANhDA-An enthusiastic meeting Of the British
Club, 70 form branch Of lie league, was held ii
Montreal on che 9Th. An sa,ate being animated,
The magistrate directed The troops Il, ha an thi
alert. but al passed off quietly.
A large meeting was held at Quebec on the same
day ia favor Of the Halifax Railroad
FIRE AZ PITrsBURe.-A large FIRE broke out il
Pitishurg a. an early hour on the morning Of In
oh inst 10 Willis Booths board-yard in Duquesn
street. and 100000 feet Of lumber were deslroye,
The fre then Communicated to the Western I'm
veTaigy, which was consumed. Mr.. Booth is il
sured to the amount Of ss50O; the loss % The On
yeTsiiy viii be partially covered by an insuranC