The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-27
Correspondence of the Crescent.
Suit against the Cifg-Oppressiye Hcat-The Cholera
and the Pdnic-The Roman Republic-HUezzdna-
French Poiitics-.NcD York Stocks and SpecuLd,ions

and de Panc-Lhe Roman Repubiic-.aDszzana-
French Polttics-NcD York Stocks and SpecniGt ions.
New YORK, June I6, 1s49
Eds. Cresccnt-A lawsuit is in the prospect, which
promises good picking for few members of the profession,
growing of the location of cholera hospital. The Cor
poraon have deemed it to take of
part of the building known Monroe Hail. (of which they
had before hired the third sto) without the of the
proprietor and they unable to bring him to terms,
have entered the desired apartments by breaking the
doors Of course large DAMAGES will be awarded to the
pretor. but the City authorities will be supported in the
by the people The occasion that renders
and pecunary considerations matters of small &C.
count The additional required to prepare for
emergencies account of accession of
pants. The difficult TO the third story formed
siderstion also
The today is excessively hot with breeze that
has further effect than increase the discomfort by filling
the unsprnkled streets with dust The actual temperature
not remarkable, being $50 $40 but the feeling
| tremely oppressive.
The Board of Health reports the number of cholera
to-day that it did yesteday27; deaths Is increase
of II and deaths occurred in private practice,
and 10 and deaths in the hospitals These reports
certainly indicate alarming state of things with
spect the epidemic. In your city they would not be
deemed worthy Of notice, if indeed they would be deemed
sufficiently important for publication; yet with they
looked upon exhibiting terrible state of things The
country people avoid they would peshouse and
business is threatened with destruction by The
| word cholera" does ali the mischief.
1t 4 difficult gather understanding of the condition
of Rome from the received by the Cambria. The
city all ntents and bockaded by the French
troops and but limited communication between and the
surrounding country permitted; and vet the peaceful in
tentons of those troops reiterated between whom and
the NeapOlitans the bypay of quarrel got to
| cede the retrogase movement of the latter.
Avezzana removed ON the ministry and his place
taken by Caandrsli, but the of the change
stated any paper that have The latest private
advces alone refer to it. If the Romans ileat Avez
they will have the New Workers dow upon them for
he New Yorker. and popular amongst his fellow.
Rpt ha,o allna in tho Rama pornh
LEANS So far they have acquitted themselves with all the
honor attached to their glorious and history and they
cannot do otherwise than sustain their noble character let
the of France Austria, Russia, strike fall
| less. as God may direct.
France continues delight her enemies by exhibiting the
possible features of her repubicansm but
that those features represented in the most distorted
fashion by the correspondents of the gsh Within
her limits she certainly has right to play antics
extent and although she ought not to be permitted
hbit them in other places the English hes right to
make about it, The pretended regret expressed by
the London scbbe at the opening OF the As
semby the meest hypocrisy. They delighted, not
| grieved
observable that TO indicate doubt amongst
certain parties that they have too far 1t will not
probably amount to much The tendency of the market
upwards. and the Spectators who hold the control
supported by eleven twelve millions of dollars in specie
city banks. not the 10 allow fall 10 take
place for long time yet. There is scheme made in
Wall street that promises dozen fortune and they will
| oil be reaized-not much smaller than an Astor's.
great fancy shown for Treasury notes. and the unn
ated wonder why they purchased at such advance
o,her securities This is part of the strange
which opening Fancy stocks as they have been termed
longer noced-six penny people only deal in them
and Harlem, Erie, Canton and Reading to have
odor hs affects the exteme of the ofactory of
the real Operators giving them tendency upwards The
world will soon be rich.
Respectfully yours. INDICATOR.
The Sunday Pdpers-1ns Daily Press-TAs Weather.
| The Board of Health and the Cholera.
| New YORK, June II. 1si9.
Eds Crescent 'Ee's the Sunday papers three for sz
pence" is Cone M the of The news mps scat
tered along ones from Wloughby in Brooklyn
Blocker in the great city Thre, for sxpence
thirty and third per cent under price, and hundreds
of the calculating crowd wait until this time of day to
exploration of the field of Sunday literature And
what field is. and how wonderfully full of hsrvesters.
the Sunday papersl believe the number
under twenty. but far short of that mark Some two
or three of them conducted with ability and exer
| else a powerful influence
Saturday papers, which in most other and places
an important class with meet but small regard they all
into the country where the people supposed to read
| them
But New York does business in the line of
Daie We have published in this city, in the Eng.
sh language 3daiy papers, which have aggregate dis
trbution of 1000 diem than fourth of which
issued from single Office. OF these journals nine
published in the morning and four in the afternoon besides
evening editions of three of the morning in which
change is made in the form general arrangement.
There three of prices of the morning papertee
of which sold at cents three at cents and
three and similar difference exists in the price of
| the Evening papers.
The of these unworthy of notice
The Courier and.Enquire is enormous sheet; (besides
supplement nearly day) the journal OF Commerce next
in size and the Express third The first two well printed
and credabe their oremen and type founder-he other
only The Post and Commercial have nothing to brag
of any respect neither there any thing in them
| BILE about.
| IT
best point of and quantity of reading and
mechanical execution. The Mirror in
auc, but a vehicle of or interesting matter of
kind the tail of ALL The Globe looks cheap and would
certainly be dear cent yet holds its place and
stoutly too, amongst the tuppennes' The Sun the
looking sheet belonging to the city press and its
brings much less credit than cash its propre
1t has recently been improved by the employment of
editor to attend to its coumns-an article but rarely
known its history. The present editor gentleman
and of talent. The Star and Day Book got up
very credtaby and especially the latter which the small
est and ueafsst well the sharpest paper the city
Friar Bacon man. He has friends, and deties
every thing in the shape of an enemy.
In pOt four of the morning and three of the evening
papers wing; and one morning and evening barn.
burner The others neutral independent There
journal in the city the interest OF the bunker branch
OF the democracy" the True Sun having week blown
up and knocked the only single with that it. into
| a cooked hat.
Our weather to-day fine and the country patronized
to large degree The cholera does not increase and the
remain confined persons classes that disregard
considerations. The report the Boa of Health
for the past "a hous gives of 20 and Is
deaths-6 aud deaths private practice, and1 40
and deaths in the hospitals Total deaths from
cholera for the week ending Saturday, according to the
reports of the resident physicians &c. No deaths
have occurred in Brooklyn during the past two days
| Respectfully yours, INDICATOR
THE FACTORIES AT TUsCALoosA.-JamesH o-
gan, Esq, has written letter to the West Alaba-
man, in which be says that the paper factory at
! Tuscaloosa is now doing tolerably well, making
good work in manufacturing wrapping paper prin-
factory he says, is doing well as any mill in the
United States, for The small quantity of machinery
| in operation. They are running 1886 spindles 40