The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-04
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Frog Rie'arins Di'qstsr Ipr0gsmeatig Weather
~ s9s sgs 9ss5 oy astor Place Riots
NEW YoRK June a. 1s49.5
Eds CrescentBythe arrival Of the shin ouri,r 40 DAYS
from Rio Janeo have intelligence fom that city 20 the
18th OF May. The following NAMED vessels had sailed from
that ron lor Calionh between the latest previous dates
and the 10th nltmo ships Regulus and Morson banks
Henry HaIbeok AgOma and Ianafk brig Cameo and
steamship McAim IN the 18Th ship Samoset barks
Palmetto and John Potter, and sehr s. NJ Fox besides ships
ClaTssa Perkins, Mamion and bark St Mary before
ported. The last named bark reported 10 have had bad
time in many rapec She driven ashore amongst the
rocks 10 heavy gale lost her anchors sprung her foremost
and carried away her keel and udder The Captain Reese
had also been dismissed at the instance Of her passengers
and the vessel placed in charge Of the mate
also reported that the ship George Washington hence f0r
San Francisco had put into St GATHERINGS and while here
her passengers had kot M another row with the citizens is
which several lives lost The Americans seized and
held possession Of ell the pulqueas Of the place. and kept
full for long time. If the authorities of Of
these ports should hang few samples Of Yankee
dies think the credit of country would derive benefit
from the exhibition.
Our weather to-day pleasant and there some ittlr
prospect Of rain before The day over We need it much
The Cholera differs bat little from that Of yesterday
There are not 80 by two but the number
Of deaths. viz 81 in the hospitals 10 and 10 deaths
The Grand Jury have presented to the Court Of General
Sessions about twenty indictments found against parties
who participated in the Astor Place Amongt those
indicted John s. Austin President of the Empire Club
and Judson editor Of Ned Bnntme's Own Rynden is said
also to be one Of the indicted.
Tayofsm does have paid all its expenses
literally. in this city and The Original Taylor man " finds
him elf in for its board bill contracted u grog.shop in
the BOws This hard case and especially severe does
it when yewedn connection with the facts the
original has paid The cash for spndy printing the
Of $50 and printed considerably himself free gratis for
nothing. all for the benefit Of the Rough and Ready
He thinks there nothing in the Ten Tables Of Moses
in the Commentaries Of Blackstone in the neV code
of this State that makes him Liable for dinner that he
At nd hane
nOtodsty, political Office" He considers The
claim a clear Of sdding insult to injury
Respectfully yours, INDIoAroR.
The Mayors Proclamation against Lfquor-TAs Ship
Fever on the st. Laurence Bishop HNghess appeal
for The PODe-TAe Hsaler-7he Cholera
NEw York June g. 1919.
Eds GresesHt-In accordance with law and the expressed
wishes Of large majority of citizens the Mayor last
weak issued order all keepers Of liquor shops in The
city to close their houses Sunday and enoined upon the
police the duty Of carrying tie orer sctyino effect The
measure called for especially By considerations Of health
aud its justification placed mainly upon such Ground
hat Of morals bieng inside secondary only yet adoption
isdenOunced attemptto enfocs temperance hg law
Thus some Of journals TT represent it. and issue
homies showing the superior advaniage Of the system
moral suasion matter that has no proper connection
with the sutet at ISSUE One Of papers says that there
are l00VW % sb0Hng mechanics in the city who work
hard daysin the week and dse little recreation on
Sunday Therefore the editions would have il that they
should have that day, nth their children to the
gog snops mat Is what the argument amounts to, al
though the terms ued little less Insulting morality
and common The police did nly discharge their
duty yesterday, but general thing the font doors Of the
rum shops closed al early hour Of the day Thereit
feeling exhibited the subject and threats Of revenge
at The ballot bea heard hut the determination Of the
higher authorities 20 enfoDe Iha law aud of the well dis
posed citizens to The failure duty police
viii hardly give way such considerations For the mo
ment The law viii be enoreed-when the temporary object
is achieved, things viii be allowed 60 in the old way
have idea hat in this city, the nuisance be pema-
neuiy abaed We eradicate poverty as rum.
The ship St Lawrence, which have before mentioned
having put into Newport r. L. with the ship fever on
board Is anchor the quarantine ground and hel
sick passengers transferred to the hospital Staten
island, am told that all her Officers are ILL., one of whom il
is said has the cholera.
Wehave Bishop Hnghes's proclamation calling upon al
the churches within his diocese for their contributions in
support and consolation Of the Pope the great distress in
hioed upon him by the sacngous invaders Of his rights
The Reverend Bishop all ioHs of hard words in ex
pressing his estimation OF the who have driven the Holy
Father from his throne aud predict that he the Pope (a
the Almighty, perhaps will in the might of hi.
wisdom and employ the folly Of their devices 10 scatter
them to the erds of the earth' &c. Well we shall
A great many Roman Catholics here are Reppb.
ieaus, and some know disposed rather to send Their
funds Mazzni and bis friends than to his Holiness
although they ready contribute literally 10 his suppo
in his sphere spiritHG head Of the Catholic world
Money has aIeady been sent 10 him. and will Of course
follow How much, will probably never be known
Our weather is hot but severely SO as it was last
week The cholera report little larger than usual today
being AZ and 20 deaths including and deaths
of coored people, the Colonel House, Private prae
tee % cases and IS deaths.
Respectfully, INploAT0R-
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