The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-12
Correspondence Of the Gresrent.

Father Nafhslo's Reception in NeO York-The Cholera
RepOEts-Poiiiieai DuilHsss-The Globe Wsather
NEW YoRK, Jnly g. lsl9
Eds CreseeRt-I had the pleasure last evening OF par
tepatng with hundred thousand people welcoming
Father Mathew to city. No General, Consul or EN-.
peOr entered the Eternal City surrounded bY theT
noble captvss or followed BY their spOis with half the real
pleasure with which this humble Irish priest have
ceived the grateful homage paid BY these assembled thou.
sands Of peaceful and happy people. This be draw
ing fine but the adjecves all belong in the places that
have assigned chem, and there they must stay and the
comparison Is as good as nevHus man under peasUfabe
excitement could be expected make especially in hurry
II be rad with a long breath. The crowd was very
great extending from the Park to the Battery and the
neighborhOod of Bowling Green dense be i'm.
passabe except along the CUTTERS which ANGLE deep
with water. have seldom people together and
rarely witnessed glorious degree of enthusiasm The
procession large, hut the number of Divisions aud So
cees the ground was expected it would
be- The proceedings all in harmony with the character
Of the Reverend Fathers msOntha of Peace and good
will to men," Not soldier, moi disfguIed with sol
der's tIappngs to be seen-and believe but single
individual Of those who had guest had the bad
infer to military celebrity constituting claim
his favorable notce.-Father Mathew has very pleasant
but slightly heavy cOunenanoe of about middle height
and quite Stout His bearing is gentemany and his voice
mild. should not have recognized him from any portrait
OF him that have seen His health said not to be good
but there no sign Of u health in his looks Unlike Gen
Jackson Black Hawk and Gen Taylor he young and
good looking for the ladies tO-pay with
The report of the City Inspector for the week ending on
Saturday, the Both gives 2s6 deaths from Cholera from all
other causes, 44S Total 1884, His Cholera report is 100
greater han that Of the Sanitary Committee for the same
fact that account for By the presumption that a
msOhy Of the of Cholera Morbus are reported to the
City Inspector Cholera 1t his business to examine
these reports, to question their correctness but to record
them his office but such duty OF the Resident
Physician aud his Ocate reports Of cases that
not have been Cholera rejected regard
the reports Of the Board Of Health by far the most reliable
and consider the deaths from Cholera last week to have
exceeded 1885, OF those who died during the past week 28
were natives of LELAND, and So of other foreign cOunnes
large pFoponon Of which had recently arrived in the city,
Natives of the United States SH dispropoOn which
very fairly indicates the character of pispOsHg influences
Il the Cholera report alone Analysed have doubt
thar still more striking disparity would be Observable The
report Of the Board Of Health for the past "a hon shows
only half mnay Of Cholera had yesterday
and IS fewer deaths In the hospitals there cases and
10 deaths in the Coored Home, cases and deaths in
private practice 30 and 10 Deaths in Lunatc Asylum,
3 cases, no deaths-Total, "a cases and IS deaths.
Politics. with all other things in Gotham dull,
Some little excitement observable in the neghborhOod of
the CustOm-hOuse but tits maHly confined to small people
people who satisfied with the successful issue Of squabhle
office worth $500 per The democrats fret
little their faulty affairs and divert themselves
and friends by abusing the peaoenakes Of the party, who
far, do not find themselves their labOH especially
blessed" The Globe will tomorrow morning hoist the
flag of the . me9Tatc Union" and fortified with a few
additional bricks " will bid double defiance the wings
and pitch into them with less meroylthan ever
Over four thousand immigrants have arrived here within
the past thysix hounabout 1000 of which from Liv
erpOo 1000 from Othsr British ports and another thousand
from Antwerp Bremen aud other ports of the Continent
hone they have the good and the funds 20
without any unnecessary stop in this city We would much
rather see people come In from the country than from
The weatheris moderate Thermometer marks 76o in th
shade and good breeze is passing There is no sign
rain but hope to raise respectable thunder shower TO
We are then to have fireworks at the variou
parks the city and few cannon fired and ali the ohuTel
bells toed but no parade general account An don,
in that line must be BY private arrangement
Respectfully youB, IEnIoArOR.