The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-04
Correspondence Of the Grestetrt.

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Bsh9p HIghes on t5e Capitutatipn Of Rone-Dsath ct
S4Tj lGl7rsnee-ASsport Of me Board Of Health
| NEW YORK, July as 1919.
Eds. Crsseent-BshOp Hughes RECORDS the oaptulaton
Of Rome, under the circumstances which reported
have attended IT, establishing his position with regard to
the character of the Revoutonss-whom he as
eylmuded, bOOdthirsty men, who supported only by
the sympahies Of the classes of society Every unpra-
indeed mind must however feel the conviction that such
resistance as was offered to the entry OF the French the
undoubted offspring OF patriotism and the absence of all
internal violence clearly proves the small influence of the
mob spirit Miss FueTs last letters show cOneusvey the
want of truth all ths reports charging the republicans of
the city with lawessness their leaders with deception
towards the people, while she proves cher assertions detail
are sufficiently that NJ de Coureees guilty of downright
asshoQd in his dispatch to the French government
ing the correspondence between the foreign Consu and
Gen Oudnot He did hesitate charge those gentle
men with direct fasehOOd and complain when the
facts retO the charge himself We look anxOusy for
the details that have ansprsd during the week
ing those reported very deep interest the subject
is manifested in this city. especially among the Roman
Catholic citizens and with regard to Aazzna AvezzanO
and GaHbadi.
gloom is thrown over large portion Of the city by the
death Of John Lawrence, Of Oldest and puest
citizens But a few days since | was in his office, and
thought he looked remarkably WELL He has been somewhat
afflicted with slight diauh@a for several weeks, but
pressed himself perfectly free from all apprehension Of the
cholera lie has recently been appointed City Comptroller
important office, which he ably filled. and which he
up all his and energies. The vacancy OccaSoned
appointments amongst politicians The matter will
probably come up before the Common Council this evening
Hereafter shall probably have less disparity between the
spOt Of the Board Of Health and the City Inspector an
ordinance yesterday passed compelling physicians to
make daily reports the Board of all malignant diseases
under their treatment in private practice The penalty for
failure to comply with this requirement fine of 1900 OF
less and imprisonment besides So the probability is that
shall have full reports Many question the policy of this
move but certainly best in circumstances this kind to
be perfectly candid with the citizens and outsdeTa 1t can
hardly make matters regards the surrounding eoun
Try and the good Of the citizens will be affected BY
the truth We have really for alarm During the
prevalence Of disease far the mortality from all causes
has been only about out Of 200. For the period in
1882 was1 Of every IS In magny, too the cholera
this year compares very avoaby with that Of 1882 Then
more than out Of cases fataynow less than
out of 2.
The Board Of Health report for the last "a hOu 13i cases
and 80 deathi-s6 and "A deaths in all the hOspals
95 and 70 deaths private Practice The weather
eoOherm Omster ranging az TO with fair prospect Of
rain For the past three nights have had very fine
displays Of the Aurora BoTeals-that of Monday evening
exesling speudo any that have witnessed for many
years, Last evening it less grand but svery brilliant
The EuEenia, Captain Bscoe arrived yesterday brings
$4,000 in specie from Vera Cruz.. Business along the
whsUes is brisk-evsEy where else awfuly dull.
Respectfully youH, INDICATOR. A