The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-30
@orrespon0enee Of BE Greseett.

Qaist n Mem PerkC0isra Panic in Brooklyn Cholera
Exports Adgsrtising FarHig- The Ne1o COLLECTOR $
tNegts-E1ecatloP Of Wo0d-Father JhatheT
u '''''@ o NEW YORK, July 20, 1919.
Eds. CresceHtAn air Of quiet usual 10 Gotham per-
vades our streehe living in Broadway flows not
as FULLY nor as rapidly as in times shortly past does it
sparkle with the bright things such beamng eyes, rich
dresses, and other belonging of gded humanity that
has been accustomed to see floating its surface The
flood in Chatham street, and other horoughare of lis class
however yet continues to show but little change volume
none in quality The poor tradssman the mechanic the
seamstress the oaer and the oucast mnge and rush
geher to the points Of respective interest relieving the
OF duness and of gloom that arises from the state of things
in other quarters.
The great body of New Workers are still at home As
breath seaters the foam from glass of ale does the
cholera brush the scum from the civic cauldron of Gotham
The rich are blown to their country seats the fashionable
the watering places, and The ider the gambler, and the
pckpoeket leave happy vacancies in midst The sub
Stantia the valuable part reman-but Oh how duh it is
There no cholera panic that One favorable feuture Of
our condition The fearful pretty much all gone Some
alarm shown in Brooklyn where the epidemic seems on
the increase, but it confined to small circle An
pleasant quarrel has arisen there between the city phyScian
and his professional brethren and as general thing the
latter refuse to report their cholera him except when
they result fatally consequence has been the report Of
nearly as many deaths cases. when in fact the disease
there is amenable treatment than in most othe
places In this city the upper wards suffer the worst
from the epidemic and the sixth ward although fast raaps
ing to its original filthy state comparatively free from il,
ayaee The cholera reports of yesterday and to-day have
favorable appearanceS7 and So deaths YESTERDAY
and only g and Is deaths to-day; no reurns from
Blackweps Island The best feature in the last two reports
is the falling off in private practice
have been shown novelty in the advertising line orr
ginang. am told in Philadelphia and inst being extended
10 ms CITY, tits common paseboad fan. some seven BY
nine inches in size which printed some fifty advsF
usements arranged in three columns on each side Five
thousand of these fans be distributed gratis amones,
railway hotels Advertisers pay about $40 for two
square inches of space on the fan
In political matters have to-day but little of interest to
notice Our new Collector works slowly with the guotins
but am assured that he be depended upon TO dis
charge his whole duty in the premises The LIST and 18th
OF August named the principal execution days
The administration press, however complain that only
about ten Of their members have received appointments
when at least fifty sixty should have been thus rewarded
They aver that the adoption of this liberal policy would
place the City and perhaps the State out Of all danger Of
change at the fall elections: it is then manufacture
the public opinion which control those elections II is
indeed too true that large portion Of czens-perhaps
might say large majOhty-have opinion on general
political subjects just such they derive from the
party journals Of the day.
large number Of people collected about the Tombs at
an early hour this forenoon account Of the expected
ouuon Of Wood the murderer. although the nt chance
existed Of seeing part Of the performances and
the galows. found much larger congregation there than
at st. Patrcks Church where Father Mathew is engaged
administering the pledge The worthy father now seems to
be in his elementa noise and display are thrown aside
and he deyotes all his time and energies his holy labor
But to return TO Wood The wretch had gathered from
two successive Tespites full confidence that he was To To-
csve Communication Of his sentence and the shock with
which he heard the contrary decision Governor was
fully equal to that of death ITSELF 1t was murder to hang
him after such suffering,
Travel cheap the fare to Albany is again down to l25
cents. wonder if the Hudson River Railroad will ever be
able to make head against such competition.
Respectfully your, INDICATOR