The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-09

The Ueather-Hs Effect General HealM-Citv Nor
talty1Ths 0r.gina 7ayl9r ;nen;m,.4mcrieqn Minis
Of the Regent of the Unioersitv.
New YORK Feb. q. 1s49.
Eds Crescent The great change which have suffered
in the way of weather. within the past few days. has
duced general sickness throughout the city and neigh
boring country. We ripe for the cholera for SO
much filth and such concomants all that the Asatic
conqueor could desire. The number of deaths in the city
during the week ending the 10th inst 315 of which
~ occurred from diseases of the lungs In Brooklyn there
were Al deaths, ii from lung complaints.
BY the last arrival from Rio, learn that the brig Flora,
OF Baltimore and several other vessels lying in the
harbor, awaiting an opportunity to slip out, expe-
don to the Coast of Africa but the American Commodore
had taken precautions that laid ieotuai embargo
them-at least far the slave trade is concerned.
Freights low in Rio-German and Bremen vessels do
ing pretty much all the business.
The original Taylor y in vicinity are getting to
feel bad the subject of the Foreign Legations of
these United States About that at the Court of ST. james
they but little they consider the representa-
tive to walk the plank and those of other de-
srabe places, dto-but two three considered
doubtful and these that of France.
that not only Mr.. Rush. but Mr.. Walsh Also occupies
situation for which good Taylor feels himself
much better qualified aud taken to inform the
General Of that fact Some of them willing give Mr.
Clay chance to the party (by his absence) in the
place of the former but that of Mr. Walsh be thus
given away. have yet heard the of Mr. Washs
but decided that he must be removed
deaf Thus dscOues the presiding genius of the Boston
Courier, in reviewing the complaint of Mr. Walsh, of
his recent letters to Lttes Magazine that the American
Embassy at Paris sighted " 1t is not, think so very
surprising that the French should take small notice of the
Americans among them who represented by deaf and
dumb Legation-a Minister ohO cannot speak, and Con.
sui cho That Mr. Rush cannot speak French
certainly disadvantage when knowledge of
the language Of Court made essential qualification of
Minister from Government to that Court? That Mr.
Walsh hear disadvantage of different kind 1t
nexcusabe and cannot be suffered pass without the
rebuke of dsmssion. So will General Taylor say and
the man who wants Mr. Walshs station nay 90 to a
whistlng schoo-The anxiety of the original Taylor
office seekers in the main, amusing but their insolence
occasionally out and dsgusts Jealous Span.
lard and treacherOu Indian they employ themselves
in vyng their competitors and denouncing the objects of
their former worship. The eleventh hour men " are es
pecialy obnoxious their denunciatons and Clay whig
gerry, notwithstanding its support of Tayorsm the end
is darker spirit than locofocosm.
Two years ago the Legislature of this State passed joint
resolution directing the Secretary of State to deliver the
Regents of the University all documents the archives of
which time the files have been diligently overhauled and
many valuable papers selected On Friday last the Regents
report with list of the documents far collected
and classified, with notes, by Dr. OCaLaghan Among
these the original charter of Charles H. granting State
etc. his BROTHER James Duke of York, dated 1864 1t in
good preservation, and the ink still retains original color
There is al Royal commission amongst them issued in
1859. by William and Mary constituting Henry Slaughter
Captain General of the Province of New York. Rolls of
laws of which have been printed certificates of
land entries, and land patents which will probably of
considerable importance, have also been discovered and
placed within reach of the Interested
Very respectfully yours, INDICATOR.