The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-30
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Crescent.
Rsport of the Board of Heal-Erpedition q search o.
Sir John Frankiin-B British Navigation Bal-Brook
lun-Hoboken, and Harlem.

New YORK, May 20, 1919.
Eds Crescent Our Board of Health condescsnded, yes
terday afternoon to issue report which consists OF certi
cas that the resident physician reports that NO case OF
cholera has occurred within the limits during the last forty
eight hours" My information does exactly accord with
that of Dr. Geer bat his auhory not to be questioned
That the Board of Health think so evident from the fact
that the Of other individual referred to in the
report and word therein said to the opinion of its
sgners Individually collectively The report humbug.
and intended to impose the good sense oil the CON-
munty 1t does that there IS that there has be n
that there has not been cholera in the city 1t does
give the opinion of the Board the facts as to the
prevalence of disease does not state the number OF cases
that have occurred the number of deaths nor the numher
under treatment but leaves all open SUBJECT Of mis-
apprehension and exaggeraton. Hundreds OF people dis
from city, constrained 10 believe that the facts
be dreadful the authorizes would not thus strive to
conceal them and our business mutt suffer fom so natural
a presumption. clear official statement candid and spe-
cc of the rise and of the disease in this city and of
the proceedings of the auhor les in the premises would have
alayed all apprehension. home and abroad As have
before stated there not shadow of danger of spread
of the disease beyond its present narrow limits. and no ex
element exists.
Its be hoped that Government will issue orders in
Connection with the exploring expeditions to search for Sir
John Franklin declaring all engaged in the vessels compo
sing the expeditions from participation in the reward Offered
by the British Government. The article in yesterdays Ma
tiona Inteigencer. announcing definitely the intention of
the President in this regard open to the interpretation
which Enslhmen will readily give it, that the British
the expedition.
bfy estimate of the honest intentions of the British Gov
with regard reciprocity in navigation laws
by the bill ITSELF to have been correct No reciprocity
really intended from the first except in those respects where
inequalities existedto her disadvantage especially
Her coestnn aeis sngsnty confined TO her ship
ping and the changes proposed with regard to
that of her colonies obviously designed to enue 10
te and her advantage that wonder that opposition
to the could be raised in Parliament
Our weather especially delightful. and the out
enjoy it is general Brooklyn. Hoboken, and Harlem
patronized great The and churches of the
first named city, especially, are filed with Gohamite One
fellow with long beard and broad bmmed hat is holding
forth with especial vgo OF tone and cuiaon 10
two thousand listeners, the beauties and exceences of
Christian sraeitism. Two three streets blocked up
by his congregation, which manifssts especial tokens OF
amusement. Respectfully, yours, INDICATOR.
The .Honep .Narkec-Terdic Of the C0roners Inquest
ogsr the Dro@ned in the steamer Empirs-Reports IF
me oeerfo". Nkw York, May 2l, 1849
Eds Crescent We now look hourly for the U. 8.
sore.hip Lexington with the first important shipment of
the products of Territory. The captain of the brig
Ernan who left Rio Janeiro the 18th of April that
the Lexington lying there to sail the Goth
day-wih gold for 6aHast The qantity reported.
but certainly large Our former reports make $4O 100 TO
$780, 000 and ably exceeds the last named amount
When arrives ought to be made at into dollars
for which there is immense demand, and of which
there is small SUPPLY particularly the gold
article. The brokers selling Them at large premium
varying from TO 121a cent, and far they
merchandise.
The reported probab of the early sailing of the steamer
California from San Francisco with of diggers and
their acquisitions has influence the money market
place but little confidence the report for the reason that
the period set for her departure 0h Ap about that
when the digging would fairly and those
who had remaned during the winter at heavy expsnse
would hardly leave at the first moment that offered them
inducements 10 stay.
The captain of the Enan reports the sailing from Rio of
had utn hat
oa tnen way. .hen se e'e s''is npo."' rscl'
and brig r. B. eager Several Others were st living there
to sail soon.
we have the verdict OF one oil the Coroner nquest' held
over me remains Oh persons oiow.ed In me Gamer Empire
pilot who ousb, tn have run his boa, aern of the schooner
This pilot. Levi Smith, have been or,unae
man. to say the least OF him. lie was pilot OF this same boat
que ran nsu 'aop soiGe .iis ago was pnot .. 'ne
another boat when she ran on to dam SONS time since as
it appears from his testimony the Inquest I'VE shall
probably nave the verdict OF the 'uy on the fhS sde oil
W. arS ray dasov .ono.'n.% ha,s =. ,hs s,% .nnsa
the oye Nv OF you CITY, which lag along exclusively BY
the slow of mail and only "ach down to the 18th
inst. VIVA, mas become OF the 1eesIaph on the route
the Weern Ines helm NJ no,s ~ far ~ nsvs forn Na,
Orleans is concerned
Money is once more very abundant lin certain hands
and ,s s,h rhss, e A. co oo
eminent securities are consequently in demand a, high rae
The defeat of President souIouque b. the Domuican
before Fepoed' by 'aeI avGes from the city
Williams who sft tha, nor, ,%s +, ;.st the. ,bs u.r
ana Snh ' IT, anu o.. IN
Prince nohins Is lno,yn Of !, "e ~ '''a"
R.snsc,rn ~ von,. Zimmerman
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the Swedish authorities referred ,o in Mr. Els.
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WORM statement winch We published yesterday
Tbay evn,a,.,s tho, csnJ.r,,, fill, fru, .h |
my '''a'o '"'' s0'''"'''i i'''y HUH "'e
charge Of having been concerned in, or conniyed |
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never made charge or entertained suspicion. 1t