The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-04
Correspondence of the Crescent.

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! NEW YORK, May 25. 1si9.
Eds Creseen-A case of cholera is announced in the
list OF deaths in one Of this mornings papers, having oc.
cured and terminated fatally in this city the 23d
The alleged victim is from Tarytown which place he
probably brought the dease-ta is here be any truth in
the annSuncement which under the circumstances may be
questioned.
number of quacks of the city doing all that can be
done to get degree of alarm the cholera question
order to create demand for their nostrum hundred of
which are pronounced certain for the cholera''
The very sudden changes in weather. for which the
past week has been remarkable must exercise an un
favorable Influence upon the health of the city may
possibly aggravate the cholera Indications but there really
no ground for apprehension of its spread There is no dis
POSITION manifested in the city to hide any of the facts
concerning the disease. and am led believe that the
Board OF Health will hereafter show more candor in its re-
ports etc. than exhibited in the commencement The
case that have referred pretty certainly never re-
ported to the Board nor 10 the resident physician.
Our weather is to-day cold and clustering with light
rain. and fires are essential to comfort.
Nearly thousand dollars of the five thousand stolen from
the Stone Bank of Quincy the other day have been re-
covered from of the robbers and his mistress who are
now in the Tomb in this city. The Officers on the track
OF an accomplish from whom through whom they ex-
pect to recover good portion of the Some fifteen
dred or two thousand dollars of the money supposed
be concealed in this city, and will probably be found Both
the robbers are negroes One of them is the Bob
Moore, or King Bob and the woman with whom he lives
Is or once white Their home the Five Points,
The raising of the Empire Newburg goes slowly for
ward and by Tomorrow the day after it expected that
she will again be afGat 1t yet impossible to tell how
mary bodies in her lower cabins-twentytwo so far
are reported as found Several have without doubt foated
on and been carried down the river by the tide One body
was found in the river this city yesterday which sup
posed TO have foated down from the wreck.
Our Court OF Oyer and Teminer day occupied with
the trial OF VIM Thomson for the murder of James Mona
CHAN some four weeks since The verdict will probably give
his crime the name OF mansaughter.
The cars the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad yeer
day off the track, and the engineer was killed on the
spot. The fireman also deadfuy hurt and il feared
will not recover.
The passages by the New Haven Railroad from New
oFk, had yesterday the bridge at
New Haven The cars ran off the track, and were only
stopped when within few inches of the sdge of the bridge
from which in instant they would have been pre-
cIpated Had the gone over is hardly possible that
soul in them woui have escaped death.
twenty five thousand dollars salvage hasbeen awarded
the saVors In the of the ship Cosair in Boston. Her
captain and crew abandoned her. and the crew of fishing
boat picked her up and brought her saey into port There
were only four hands IN the boat and the award gives
tartaas to each Of them.
Respectfully, yours, IspsoaToR.