The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-07
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Weathsr-BoaTd Of Healu-Cholera in Brooklyp-.qd.
LnalaR Irgh6tesirT sg3yaT Mails heoD
Postage ACKNOWLEDGMENT tie R0uGR yHariyTs
NV YORK, July 81, 1879
Eds Crescent-We weio last night visited with heavy
thnndszoIm the flint that has had any presuons TO e
pectabiy notice, during the summer in our veintv
The wind tremendously heavy FOR half an hour or 81
and the lightning vivid after the old fashion, Some
three OF four peaE Of the thunder o0 would have been
entitled 70 respect in ordinary Of the past This
morning the atmosphere delightfully."- clear and baenR
and although we have hot sun during the day, we suffer
under no feeling Of oppression, hsYs done previously
We full Of hope and as to the epidemic
and confidently look to the next Of the City Inspector
Tor evidence Of large improvement in sanatOfy matters
since Saturday last The Board of Health reported yesls
day 5o cases aud az deaths 0m Cholera III cases and 90
deaths Of which occurred in private practice The report
Tor the past "A hOu Is 25 and 66 desth19 and
81 deaths in private practice and 10 deaths in all the hosu
tails This diseale has for long time shown rather bsd
disposition Brooklyn. but happy to say that it ba,
now changed much for the better Yesterday there were
only deaths in that city from the Cholera. Three or four
days since there H. then IL then II Think and Yes
terday only to-day there are It seems to be generally
admitted BY the faculty that the disease is assuming dfsy
'nt, and much less malignant form.
significant mark Of the dulnesu Of the times in this city
Is TO pc seen IN the advertising columns of cash Dape
The Herald Of this morning contains less than two columns
OF advertisements, and The Sun dsvotes six columns of lie
outside form to tales and other light matter and more than
eight OF tins inside columns occupied with miscellaneous
eaOnas, clippings etc. Those papers that DO q credit bust
ness manage fther advertising columns little better
but they hnd almost impossible collect their pay
Judson, dtias Ned Buhns said be in trouble again
OF rather TO have complication of oubaS all of which
are aeeGbe to his constitutional impTudenoe FOFthe pat
few weeks he has bsen cutting very consdsrahs swell in
bis yacht the cabin Of which reported to hays been the
scene Of some OF the sangest proceedings of the day
future chapter Of Mysteries will probably diIooss the
character of of these dongs and another Of Mise
RES may dsveOpe Of their consequences Judson is
apt to spare himself little he does bis friends or the rest
Of the world. 1t reported but Think without truth that
the paper which he sssbShed and has edited for time
is no longer his - own" ~
The Hegulaiy Of the mails from the South again form a
subject OF welLfounded compliant The Newspaper are
especially slow and irregular in their arrival Two days ago
Teesived six CTesoents, all of different dates in lump
after being whole week without Complaints too ara
made Of the receipt papers from hs office here when
those papen had certainly ben sent and must have reached
here. This especially the with English papers, and
suspicion naturally falls employees in the PostOcs
OF appoplatipg gO0dly proportion of them 10 their own
use and The large illustrated London paperI
form quite temptation to literary ofoiah and from repre-
sensations made TO am induced to fear that the temp
teon il not in all cases esctuay resisted The Newspaper
department Of our Post office certainly needs REFORM great
improvement at leRIt Indeed such truism with regard
Ito the whOls establishment throughout the county
The cheap postage movement foot in this city and
Boston time since suspended and will continue 20
unnear the next assembly Of Congress 1t isto be hoped
that by that time the funds Of which large collections have
been made will be effectively applied the object intended
and that before the rising in August, shall hvs post
age law crsditable the county We only wat cheap
postage and increased apdity and regularity of mail
pOatOn, bring aggregate of Correspondence up
hs British mark Last year the number o. letters sent
through our mails wss about 81 100000 In Great Britain
the number was s46 600 0OO-sbout six times grsal 0d
postage here ayaagng Gents per letter. there fixed at
cents newspapers here from to cents, there o.
commend the especial notice Of the Crescent and the
Crescent City inscription for monument to The Roman
Martyr who fell in the late siege Of the Eternal City which
appsan at the head Of the editorial columns Of the New
York Tribune Of this morning. II should be copied intO
every journal Of our land ind hung in fsnea beside
the customary memorials Of the mouTned dead in the hall
Of every republican throughout the world 20 prompt the
everlasting loathing and detesAton Of the honest and
just" for the internal perdy Of the moBachica villains
who have stolen power in France"
am glad to see that MSEzini has escaped from the
Frenohmen by getting board British man of.War. in
company with his eoadjnoH, sa and ATmalin both
Of whom be had imprisoned until it necessary 70 travel
out Of the city. DO not learn what became Of Ssbadi
AID Avezzana. Respectfully yOan, INpIcAT0R,