The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-12
@ortegnotl0ence Of be @regrerIt.
Weather - Helth- Feeling in Nelo York in regard to
CubG- 1Re Secret Expedition - Common Council -
Court Of Sessions - 1raUel - Hungarian Meeting

Cuba me Secret ETpsdtion @ Common Coss HI -
Court Of Sessions 1raUd u HuHgaylaa Meeting.
NEW YORK, September g, 1879
Eds. CresCeHtDurng the greater part of the past week
the weather Oppressively hot- is cold that
comfort only be found in vigorous before
good large fire. September has taken great deal upon it.
self and introduces complete revolution amongst The
cholera surely stand but small Chancs such weather
as this.
The City Inspectors report for the last week shows total
list of 68 deaths of which III registered proceeding
from cholera. This makes the total mortality during the
fifteen weeks that have suffered from the epidemic
1i,747, and from the epidemic itself 4s47.
OF the deaths from all last week 407 were amongst
natives Of the United States and $50 amongst foreigners
Of the cholera IS natives of the United States died. and I5
foreigners of these last 70 were natives of Ireland
The Board Of Health reported deaths only for the twenty
four hours preceding yesterday noon and for the last twenty
four hours only Of the latter occurred in hospital and
8 in private Practice.
1t probable that daily reports will be issued after
tomorrow, hers resolution to that effect now under
consideration before the Board
considerable degree of feeling is manifested in our city
touching the Of the Governor General of Cuba with
regard Rey shown by the correspondence published in
the Crescent of the 18th umO The fact of Reys subse
quen release and shipment to New Orleans does satisfy
the patriotic of the Gohamts with respect to the 20.
stion taken in the Governor Generals letter Of August Cd
Gen, Campbell with respect the declaration which
Rey first made without being sworn, and afterwards
required 10 confirm by oath, while yet prisoner.
There are hundrsds-nay, housands-heTe who view with
the greatest dsfavor all probability of settling this difficulty
without leaving clue by which affairs with Spian
may be entanged to form decent of quarrel
The they look Cuba and the more they reflect upop
Mexican matters, the anxously do they hope for an
early disruption of the relations which limit operations
upon that island to restricted Those Of whom
speak not general thing in favor Of any movement
such that alleged be foot to produce evou.
ton in Cuha except far might tend to embro the
Governments OF Spain and the United States But Of
that there probability would there be soon if the
movement respectable in any FORM which it is not
Orr city begins to regulate its Affairs for another
years business To-day the schools open after six weeks
vacation and tonight the Common Council meet after
loafng time of about the period. large amount Of
business has accumulated for settlement by our city fathers
at their first few meetings. and their proceedings will possess
unusual degree of interest The appointment of
Comptroller in place Of 4. Lawrence deceased the pur-
chase Of a new Poer's field and the grant of a right Of
way Though Hudson street, the Hudson River RAILROAD
Company to be acted upon, and require immediate at
tantion. Besides these sundy exciting growing Of
the recent epidemic complaints, suits, c the enlargement
Of the Battery the destruction of the Five POINTS" by
opening stree-a these and come forward for
discussion and action.
The travel upon the hOrOughfares leading to the city is
immense, The steamboat line between here and Phil
adephia doing fine business and bids fair to be well
supported Throughout An opposition is already started
which has reduced the phcs 80 per cent or more and we
go Philadelphia for one dollar and lose no time
in the operation The boats leave here at five in the after
the hours observed in returning. There are now
three boats running between the two cities and expec
soon to two three engaged in the enterprise
The friends OF Hungary have not all been discouraged in
tryingNto get up credtabe demonstration in this oty,
and arrangements are in progress for the right kind of
meeting in the Park early day The movement has
my best wishes but in view Of past disappOinments not
much Of my confidence. A Washington correspondent of
the Tribune who to be well informed with regard to
other matters encourages with the statement that is
Qits probable that the accredited Minister from the REPUB
Lie Of Hungary will be received, its Independence reoog
| nized and treaties, &c, entered into"
The statement in the London Times Of the 18th August
that there believe that the ladies Of the MAG
var army not disincned renew their allegiance 10
Austria must be regarded speculation Of the iour
nalist prompted by his mOnarchcs Daristiss Still we
have no reliable assurance from any quarter far as have
Observed that the Of Independent Hungary I,
to be republican. All that have based upon infren
| ces-wsl drawn, but, still, differences.
was stated Ia one OF two Of the morning papers that the
Crescent City hence for Chagres had injured her machinery
and would be detained for day OF two but am informed
that nothing Injured and that she LEFT the quarantine
gIOuHd sst sysning, Respectfully, yOun, INDICATOR,