The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-23
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NEW YoR5 July 10. 1919.
Eds Cfesesat-At a meeting of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen last eyenine, the committee to which had been
referred the subject Of gnargng our Battery reporsbs
mgioFiy ~ favor o. the undertaking and the minority
against IL The former estimate the premiums that would
be paid 10 the city i0r the privilege Of filling in The ~
with earth. rubbish, etc. about one hundred hou
sand doap. sum that would pay good poien Of H.
expense Of building wall setting the raings and rydino
the plot The minority estimate the cost to The city for be
cOmplelOn Of the work at 1887 0G0 Whiob ,ns csg,a
be considered hifng amount to nav for the ereaf, N 81
much and such valuable property If intended for buld
ing purposes, etc, its market value would fa but little II
any, abort Of million Of dollars.
small sample CT indignation meeting wa. last pigb
got at the Shakespeare Hotel on The subsot or the Nav
orS pToclamaons directing grog shops to be co,ed on
day One Of the resolutions declares that the procsma
Constitution Of the United States ~ is advee 10 persona
liberty and religious freedom and the unresaiped proso6
ton Of leg imate business" grand meeting is appointed
to be hed AZ the sane house Monday next at which the
umsaes Of all the first six wards are 70 30 repesspted Il
the most imposing style There are abov enr tbonsand
licensed LIQUOR dealers in the city Who If they should turn
out ca masse, backed By the rugged and motley crowd Of
their supporters would indeed make An u,nosi, s-,n
sraton It would be well for the oity perbans If 4 s
meeting Of such characters should be held il he PARK h
would do more for he cause Of Temperanea than tbae
mons from Father Mathew
The Niagaa's news hope is sasfsetorv 70 vour ,s,
ple-heIe like it very much / am esuecalv gls4 10
ind that Rome not bet in the hands of her enemies
to be hoped that you will get the intelligence with little
more dispatch than that with which act news from your
CITY, Our latest date from New Orleans is the Tth inst and
we generally ourselves fortunate in getting tale
graphic dbpatch from there one day IN advance Of he
mall The Southern line Of telegraph at whose mercy we
are placed, is certainly managed very badly The New
York have done everything that is possible TO obtain
early and regular intelligence but fad il mpracticabe nm
der the existing telegrapho management They have en-
poyed Tor some time Of the efficient reporters in
new dreams, who has ioTw arded daily dispatches for
month together Of which average of about two Del
week have reached here ahead Of the mails They have
consequently been compelled to break OF their arrangement
with him, least 10 suspend it, until the Westsn line
gels into operation, which, TRUST viii be early day
The widow OF old Freedom Gaueison. the celebrated
Methodist preacher Of the last generation died OF was
about dying only day two ago, Rhinebeck up
Norh River, in this State She had attained the age
/ about So years.
From Montreal learn that Mr. Cuviller late Speaker
Of the Canadian House of Assembly. has fallen victim to
me cholera We have nothing else Of importance from
| Montreal.
Mr. Greeley of the Tribune last evening lost bis only
sonan interesting child Of FIVE Of ageby the ohO
era. sad bereavement
The BoaTd of Health make an imperfect report again
today-ths Luuslic Asylum, Coored Home and Peniten
tary being left of the list At two hospitals there
have been q and 10 Deaths and in private practice "a
cases and Is deaths from the epidemic during past q
hoaH... The weather continues hot and dry. Mercury
ranges at $50 to $50 in the shade
Respectfully yours. INDICATOR.
Fa1er .NatGs0 and his SpesoasslrisA WIT California
Ba,tsssss M graphie Reporter il Mytrsat-Sts4M
NEW YORK. July IA, 1870
Eds Creseent-Father Mathew has shaken off the incu
bus that has been Em0theng bis energies for the past two
weeks in this city and has retired to our beautiful and
healthy sister city where be is heartily engaged in carrying
ont the object of his holy mission Hedevotes every hour Of
the day, from O'Clock in the morning in the evening
to the admins ration Of the pledge and to exhoations
lectures in that regard, Of the happeat character Wit and
humof ntermnged in his addresses 10 a most psasipR
style, aud with mastery effect Among his anecdotes yes
eTday inmitaby told OF hshman who enlisted
in French corps and was sent to Algeria. In travelling
over the ard country, almost dying with thirst he depoed
the difference between that and his Island where he
said could not walk half mile without finding the
puTest and coolest springs Of water If your country
blessed all that returned his Moorish companion why
did you leave Paddy proud Of his county
10 this nteuog story" continued the father but
it. The truth is not good 10 eat and
that about all that is left to us in Ireland, God hello the
there food there But here you have every thing
food aad Clothes and comfortable houses and all that you
have to do is to work for thsm--aua be temperate"
fair amount Of California business continues be done
amongst us. although the is certainly late fot it.
Amongst the vessels for San Francisco direct the
ship Chesapeake under the command Of passed Ndahipman
Charles H. Baldwin, of the U. 3 Navy gentleman
sesd Of all the high qualities requisite in the commander Of
such craft on such an expedition Those who 90 with him
will be sorry when the voyage is ended-amost.
The individual who attends to the astonishing branch Of
teegapho reporting at Montreal for the New York press
informs his yesterdays dispatch that serious riots had
occurred in Quebec and the Cholera hospitals the popu
ous districts had been destroyed in Montreal nothing
4 had occurred, save the usual 18th Of July rows
II by dispatch from Boston that are to have
another steamboat put the from this city to
Philadelphia the Penobsco having been purchased in Bos
ton for that purpose. " have but boat on that
line the William Pease. fare a. which she re-
cevss very handsome patronage hope the enterprise will
meet with full encouragement The an excellent
one, and lined with fine vews-the psnorama the Della
war river alone worth the price Of passage say moth
ing of the difference Of comfort between the accommodations
of fine steamboat aud those Of railway car or of the
economy Of the thing. which TO clear saving-f
a man is not in huHy-of e.
Our weather continues hot at noon to day the Mercury
stood at Sc in the shade but cloud passed over which "a
voed rs with small sprinkle of rain and reduced the tenn
peratuFs to about go Il now however very rapidly going
mp again The report Of the Sanitary Committee presents
encouraging feature for the past twenty -four hour In
cudng two days list from Baokwe's island the NOR
tally o.n Cholera amounts to 23 cases and 81 deaths
The details follows in the hospitals "a cases and 10
deaths; Baekwels Island, all told. % cases and u
deaths IN private Practice "a cases and 20 deaths LeaV-
ing out the Backwe Island reports have an increase
over Yesterday Of q and DEATH The total list
the week ending to-day, according the reports of the
Board Of Health up6lS and 274 deahsah
crease upon last week reports Of the Board Of 1872 and
81 deaths From the commencement according The same
reports we have ID 1928 and $50 deaths. This in
population Of half million, and nine we ks time, is
fanny ute tnhn Ohbntu OF the cases,
and nearly one.haf Of the deaths have been amongst for
eigneu chiefly poor immig grants
Our retailers, especially IN the dry goods and clothing
business, find themselves sadly camped, and must the
principal hotels The whole Of the country and mott Of
the transit business has been destroyed By the dread of the
epidemic. The Phladephans afraid of u.s. al.
though at home they have the disease than have
yet had it here Our dispatch from St. Louis yesterday
ports 100 nsmen in atey in Ciaeinnati liz deaths
from cholera, and 42C) from other diseases We feel that
highly favored when look around at the susrngs
of other cities. Respectfully yours, INDICATOR.
WHAT THE LADIES DO IN CALRoRNIA.--A
gentleman who made the trip to California, viathe
sthmus, writes an interesting account of his travels
to a relative in Salem, which is published in the
Register. We give the closing part of his letter,
dated Monterey, April %;
Sabbah--A bright and beautiful day. Dis
tFibuted tracts this morliur to soldiers