The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-28
Correspondence Of The Cresrent.



EQuing0tial StOrm7-Hsaih Rsport--.4lms House Rseu
RBsgtsa ~ q s 9!t2T Rqes R0t
0hio-1hs Cuba EaBSdttioR Dead.
NEw YoRK Sept. II, ls49.
Eds Crescent We are looking ont for the equnootia
Storm which the Telegraph announced to have bean raging
in the neghboThOod of your city the l4h instant and
several days previously. These storms usually travel to
the NOrhward and Eastward ut the rate of about 200 miles
day tits, therefore, about time that we should feel
this in New York So far we have no indications of H.
The weather continues fine except that it has turned
rather warm for cOmio with good westerly breeze passing
The health OF the city may be considered fully restored
the City Inspector for the week reporting only 1878 deaths
from all causes, 90 of which from Cholroa This brings
up the aggregate the II weeks that the Cholera bep
amongst us to l2645 deaths Of which 1877 have been from
Cholera The weeks report is the smallest that we have
had since the I'd of June.
Our Aims House government have made an excellent
move in passing resolution at THAR Board making II the
duty Of the visiters of the Institution 10 examine every
bsggar in the street, follow them to their respeotvs sion
ping places ETC., and if they found 10 DO proper objects
Of charity to provide for their relief in manner TO render
further recourse to their profession unnecessary II found
to be mpostO vagrant they are to be delivered over TO
the authorities for conviction and punshent This
begging has become serious nuisance and has been
reduced to system after the host models of London and
Dublin Men without legs, or without AIMS or with hor
bly, dishguTed oOunteRances-women with helCa dozen
s'aveings sound them made sick cky to answer the
with sick mothers and dead fathenbud
oegsa ana crippled ones with placsds fastened to their
our hOOughaes pefeng this mode of support TO that
provided by our institutions. have observed new trick
in the begging gamsat least TO me-in the streets Of
Tins city, and take to be very profitable one The per-
formers are children generally bRrefOOted and ragged
to support the sympathy that their complaint exctes who
set up terrible lsmentston at the alleged loss Of shilling
or sxpence dollar for which they expect to get
severe logging from an indignant boss father or from
starving mother. Such appeals seldom fail produce the
deaired effect and the performer few blocks rs
j0ieiAg-tO repeat the operation.
The first lot of the Astor Place rioters are now fairly on
trial in the Court Of Sessions, Jury having after three
days work been fully made up This, however has not
been done without EXCEPTIONS which may possibly be
fatal to the of justice in the case The original panel
Of the Juy exhausted when only half of the compile.
ment had been made up and instead of esOng the usual
mode Of calling talesmen the Judge ordered panel
one hundred jurors to be summoned This is held by good
lawyers to be Illegal all the conditions of the govern.
ing the selection of Jurors had been and could not be
complied with If thing be made Of these OBJ.
ectons most assuredly will be- for the of the
oused are amongst the shGrDest of criminal bar.
1t reported in the street. and repOrt is confirmed by
letter in of the morning papers, that Mr. Walsh our
able Consul at Paris, has been removed from office 1t is 10
be deeply regretted that the of this gentleman has
been such justify the Administration in this step Yet
his official conduct have been impugned and
things look very much if the ground of his removal las
only in his sentiments made known through his Letters
the Journal Of Commerce Of this city. a good many who
look with unfnendly upon the present Government
dissatisfied with its in this matter and accuse Of
giving popular oamoE There has certainly been
loud call for Mr.. Walshs removal and many have joined
in it who stand ready that is DONE denounce it,
The trial trip Of the steamer Ohio which took place
Saturday made under very considerable di5advan-
tage, and showed but little of her capabilities As far
circumstances would allow, however she did we'll She is
noble ship and there but little doubt that she will prove
fast one, her is immense her shape per
iecon conceive and she presents The least pos
sibe resistance to the She is commanded by Lieut.
Schenck, of the efficient officers of our Navy
Our Stock market remains in bad state decidedly s
Skies, 49, sold ct 1l3 those Of 1867 I11 for large
Treasuu Notes brought only II Saturday to-day mont
! were bid for at that price.
The Cuba expedition business has died out We hea
nothing Of it, except in occasional whisper from
the South No more troops parading midnight
no more meetings reported at Lafayette Hail. and n
more captures made By the Marines.
Respectfully yours, INDICATOR.