The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05
Correspondence Of the Gresrent.

The chOlerrg ! Hungqrian Dsmonstrqtioa Fireman 5
ROl0- The firm Of Robert 4. RnighLOf TamDirO-Nio
Nesos from Canada or Round IsLanG-Sailsng of The
Falcon. Wv
Eds. CreseeRt-We have l think entered upon the
last week of the epidemic in our city, 1t has now been
among fourteen weeks, during which time it has carried
OIL by DEATH 4676 persons, forming average mortality
54 per week, or about 46 diem During the week end
ing Saturday the 25h there have been 74 deaths from all
causes 233 of which from cholera This the small
est general report that have had the 7th Of July
and the smallest cholera report since the 23d of June An
analysis OF the report shows that Of the general list 46
deaths occurred natives of the United States and
2S among those Of other countries In the cholera list n
only natives of the United States and Isl foreigners
OF these last So natives Of Ireland and 30 of Germany
On Saturday the resident physician reported IS deaths
yesterday %, and day q. Only of the last occurred in
all the Cholera Hopas.. Our weather delightful the
streets and hotels well filed and business very promising
The ARRANGEMENTS for the Hungarian demonstration are
completed and proceedings will commence in the Park
O'Clock The officers gathering at Frenoh's oppO
site the City Hail. to take the fiat sep towards organization
and regulate the order Of The prOceedugs John Young
Myndert Van Schaick, Robert Emmett Postmaster Brady
Thomas O'COnOr Elk Mayors Mickle and Hsyemevar sr5
number of olheB of most distinguished citizens are on
hand and viii appear at the American stand Gen Ave-
zana and Messrs. Arpiu (editO Of the Courier ds Fot
ORtS), Guuet COrmeT, BabOt and most of French and
Italian gentlemen will occupy the French aud italian ,
and the HuGgarans Germans and Poles will he
well represented at the post to which they are assigned
Mayor WoOthull is in bad health, and osBno 1Isss 80
it probable that Elk Governor Young will he csJ % IL
chair, as Governor fish is hardly expec ed
We had small sample of Firemans row in bis oi,, an
Saturday night in the of which one Of the sDgne
was considerably battered, but no particular DAMAGE %
done beyond that. An attempt was last night nsde n
renew the troubles, but the police put il down in @ min
utes Rioters stand but small chance in New Yo,k sb,
these days and their experiences does not ustif ~
farther exhibition Of their proves among our ueigbbo
especially among the Jeseymen.
am pained but not at all surprised to see BY an ,do
tsement in Of city papers that attempt Ia, bs
made in Vera Cruz and TampicO, to inure the
weleaned credit of the house Of Mess Robert & KDigbt
OF the latter city. The senior partner Of that firm VI,
known to gentleman, in the true sense Of the fern,
and of course utterly incapable of a moral offence NJ
Robert long held confidential and mpoItant position
Generals Patterson and Shields in Mexico during which he
displayed most ardent friendship for the American cppso
thus attracting 10 himself the especial enmty of posyf
individuals in Vera Cruz. trap has evidently been aia
for him, and warm hearted and unsupicous by nature he
may have been drawn partly into it but have no doub
OF his eEtToation without scratch hs fair name or
any iniOry to his business.
Our latest adYiceS from Canada report further buniBp
OF houses, or insulting OF for the past four DAYS
We have nothing from the Island on the coast of
the Gulf"
The steamer Falcon has sailed with 80 passengers for
Chsges and 80 for New Oheans She takes over 20 OO1
letters and about ten bushels of newspapers.
Youn, respectfully INDICATOR,