The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-22

| .Hahep-tf"dson Ricer Raitroad; Election of Off
| efrs - Indignation yHeeting-ifomeoyathic Cholera
HospttalS-ReBort Of the Board Of Health.
| New YORK June H. 1s49
Eds Creseent-One of the morning papers that
the Of No so Sheriff street. this city thee
fftv Jamaies slowed and that there similar
in the of 1l9 Wlett street, of s2tv families 1t
also another locality where two buildings contain
tire hundred families crowded into close unvenated
rooms, eight feet by twelve of which
pied by two families. Strange it may seem single
ofcholera has occurred in either ofhee places although
the occupants inter enemies clean illness and will lend
no assistance TO the authorities in that regsr except upon
eompulsion. They mainly Germans and make live
hood by gathering bones and rags from Streets which
they prepare for the market The
secret OF theirexempton from disease lies in their
Some little stir is made to becoming reception
for Father Mathew, whose arrival looked for the
ing week There will be much less general turnout TO
greet him now. than there would have been ago.
the enthusiasm in his favor has been terribly dampened by
the numerous disappointment which he has subjected
American friends" Ths Sons of Temperance are how
ever. commencing arrangements give sui able fcta
his first appearance and he will probably have
to complain of his reception He will hold early levee
two in the park. which will doubtless be well attended
and the distribution of medals by his hand will have
the effect raise spirit of enthusiasm which does not now
exhibit itself Some doubt to his ardor the has
been created by frequent rng excuses
and he is thought prefer his the wishes his
Children" but these shadows that will be dissi
pated by his presence among
The stockholders of the Hudson River Railroad yes
eay for the election of directors apd officers for the ensu
ing year. James Boorman, late Vice President elected
President. place of Azarah Flagg and John B. Jervs
rec ected Chief Engineer; Mesn Fiagg Saul Allen
and ThOs. W. Ocott neither of them reelected to the
dictatorship. The road is pushing rapidly and within
short time will be opened to Peekskll.
small indignd alton meeting got last night, for The
benefit OF the worthy proprietor of the Shakepear
Hotel Its ostensble object protest against the .eec
ton of Public School House No a Cholera Hospital
There only two three speakers present.
ment was exhibited A committee appointed 10 draw
up and present strong memorial to the Board of Health,
calling for the abatement OF the nuancethat the
val Of the Hospital other pont-and ths meeting
adjourned before the river began to blaze.
resolution introduced in the Board of Assistant
Aldermen last evening, establish Cholera Hospital TO
be un er the direction of homeopathic physicians and
referred to the Board Of Health. The proposition looked
upon favorably be allowable for the Ho
m9opathists TO practice in the HopiraaIeady ab.hed
The report of the Board OF Health to-day EXHIBITS fur
ther slight increase Of cholera during past hours In
the Hospitals there have been and .aths and
discharged cured In private practice IS cases and II
deaths-36 cases and 10 deaths in all.
Respectfully. yours. INDICATOR