The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-08-15

Ciig fas5setST's ReS5rt eattcT- zines ,2c5oid
DollaTs- Brokers' British and .anericd1 lailroads
Nav York, August 9Th, 1s4s
Eds. CrcsceatThe Bosonians have shown disposition
to take an ibeal advantage Of the sanitary condition Of
this city for month Two past, and have given currency
to the aggravated stories relative 70 the msEny Of the
epidemic in midst, comparing with much eifgratus-
ton tile monuay lists Of the two cities and pointing to
the Western peoplethe daugea ofusding with the one and
the facilities and safety afforded by the other It ap.
pears that conditions about 10 be reversed The dis
easss certainly abaug with and increasing in Boston,
Compared with the relative population the mosiyin that
city Saturday last great was the aveaEeor the
week in New York In Buffalo, where the citizens indulge
perfect feeling OF horror with regard this city the cpl
demio is much than il has shown itself here al any
The City Inspector reports 1878 deaths from all causes u
ring The past eek against 1889 for the previous week and
100 for that ending July list Deaths BIZ cboeS By the t
report 67s against 500 and ia respectively for the two
eedng week. of the victims OF cholera last week $50
foreigners 800 Of whom natives Of eand and about
100 Of Germany Less than 200 were natives Of the United
States In all the cholera hospitals yesterday there wefs only
deaths Saturday y; on Friday 70.
Our weather cool aad todsy rainy but not unpleasant
On Saturday evening had our third respectable thu ndeI
storm, with heavy rain but little wind The Board Of Health
for epas "a hours report and As DEATHS Ia aths
hospitals, including Bellevue, q eases and.l3 deaths.
We hope ioOp to business recover, and The large
OF capital now lgng idle, employed in some msn
ner to the sRsbe vantage Of the people Money abun.
dap but confined 30 just such hands to do the least
The gold dollar am sorry TO believe. Is given up to its
enemies and continues to be simple artceO merchan
die. afraid that there is but one way bring into
general circulation and that for the State Legislatures to
prohibit the issue of one and dollar bank notes within
their unsdcon and forbid ths circulation of such notes
brought from other States The great mass Of our oircu
atng mediums composed Of the small Of the county
banks, all of which subject discount in this city of
half to three quarters Of cent In Ohio the matter
still woFsethe e0uHty notes generally bearing discount
Of per cent and those Of the branches Of the State
Bank. GoddolaI Of cOuus stand chance under such
circumsAnces matter to specie of any
kind The Banks and the Government have one kind of
currency and the People another. The two former dc not
want the gold dollar, and theiae allowed 10 have
it. Il to the advantage Of the brokers 10 buy high
rate and keep it in their hands, what is the thing,
in the vaults Of the bankers.
The recent developments with regard railroa1 move,
men in England, have good effect upon the Operations
in that branch of business in city We have fOfgot
ten old and vicious habit Of looking that county FOR
indications Of our true policy in matters that can have
common standard in the nations. Our railways cost
less than ouethfd OF those in England may be by
compsnson Of those already completed both sides Of the
Atlantic. ia the Unsd States we have 5000 miles of ra
roads operation the Of which was about s25 9O COO
In Great Britain there less than 5000 miles in operation
which cost OO0l Thhdspary in some mea
caussd by bad Enhancement, from which the British
strangely enough haVasueFsd more than have nowth.
standing pFovsbia egulanty. But Of oouue that
not the sole Their land more, aud their roads
and appliances far superior to Oun Our true policy is to
multiply railroads. and if the State governments would guar
the Of interest the stock of oil that are
built contemplated they would find 1t to bs rsmu.
neTstve policy.
Our Stock market through excessively u and prices
low TIeaauU Notes so begging at us. None sold
to-day and stock Of the loan was offered change
as fan. d can leatn.
EHaT Baeou's Day Book is not yet dead although Il
did make It's appearance on Thursday OF Friday last
ThuSduys form rescued from the Phstnes and struck
offon Saturday aud o-day's paper appears this afternoon
as usual.
MI James B. Clay, our minister to Portugal, has
rived in this city and stopping at the AstOr HouIs
Respectfully yours. JNDICAToR.