The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-15
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d.
THE CHOLERA AT, CINCINNATI:
Twenty. eight new Cases and six Deaths in one day
Death of Judge Brough.
THE MACREADY RIOT in NEW YORK:
Arrest of "Ned Buntline."
Appointment by The President, etc. etc. 81
The following Dispatch reached us yesterday
morning, from Baton Rouge, having been trans
mtted by steamboat. The line is not working be-
tween that city and this, several of the posts hav
ing been Frustrated by the Crevasse above, and the
wires broken. The communication between Louis.
vile and Nashville has also been interrupted:
LOUISVILLE. May ll-p NAT Cincinnati the
Board Of Health reports twenty-eight new cases Of
Cholera to-day, and six deaths. During the week
there have been ia cases. Judge Brough was
taken with the disease in the morning, and died at
5 o'clock in the afternoon.
The River has risen five feet.
AT New York Judson, alias Ned Buntline, has
been arrested as one of the principal actors in the
Macready riot. Among those who were killed by
the soldiers were unfortunately several spectators,
including one white and one colored woman.
Patrick Mclaughlin has been committed TO Sing
Sing, having been concerned in the robbery
of Nesbilt & Co. at St. Louis.
At Philadelphia Anthony Roberts has been ap-
Marshal of the Eastern District, instead Of H. J.
Brooke, as first announced by Telegraph.
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THE OvERFLow-Ws regret to say that yet
chronicle abatement of the waters the contrary they
continued to rise all day yesterday. The nundaton
extends the entire length of the Second Municipality and
into the First far ST. Louis street. In the latter street
the has advanced above the Cemeteries and if
tnues to rapidly to-day yesterday it will reach
Rampant street the of the next twenty four houIs
In the Second Municipality the back part of the Seventh
Ward suffers almost much as the district above the
Canal past few days. In Common street the flood
extends high Circus street in Hevia to ST. john and
all the intermediate rendered almost impossible.
The Workhouse is completely surrounded, and the
Protestant Cemetery is in the situation. The Cas-
Works surrounded. but told will not be injured,
levee OF sufficient height and strength to protect the
premises is built around them Such the aspect of affairs
now; in few days it may be worse. Even now can
almost say with Coleridges Ancient Mariner, Water,
water everywhere
Monday Ercning, 10 o'el oek-Affais are assuming
still dsag aspect We have visited the parts
of the city that have experienced the nroads of the
Mississippi. The water constantly on the increase Since
II o'clock to-day has risen 3 inches at the lower part of
Maais street, the Caaalower part of Customhoue,
Basin Teme. Vlery. Robertson aud Claiborne Streets
less overowed The inhabitants there seriously
nsonvenenced Many already making preparations for
removal. Whilst making observations in this quarter
this evening respectable lady presented with the follow
ng note. We insert il cheerfnlly:
down here not far from the middle of Canal street.
with the insdiOus element circumscrbing me. All my
neghbo removing their furniture, but have heard
rumoed that the city authorities have given extensive
order for little boats am making myself easy and keeping
my temper right well 1t is mmored that Mr. Dunbaris
growing obstinate in his determination give up and
long he entertans hope Of backing out the Mssis
spp and hence the order for little boats in anticipation
element reaches fair height, to hook boat to every
balcony and thus afford opportunity the stout Of heart
of boating ou There are of various other pro-
jecs in the noodles of rulers but this project of the little
boats the that large number of citizens
in this quarter who either unable unwilling take
up their bed and walk among whom is,
Your constant reader MARIANNE"