New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-02

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The phenomena above spoken Of is
5ott;ncen. IL NJ K,;nkerfnes Il was frst
seen ~ tbe Ns,;on Il. observatorv At wash;ng.
in. ~ IN ostb u rplv anil was than nrohabiv
visible ~ The nated eve II has been observ.d
On every favorable niyht since. and ~. cop !.
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nrescnt ;dcnt;t;ed with any nrevious comat n
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was p'op"o'y he1ss i's iiaA mum Dlisn'hess On
tne ztth o. august, when IT passed It's perlhe-
lion.
The New York Commercial Advertiser fur
n;sbes the fo,low;n, aescr;r,;or ,vb;c,,
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z ~ sas,sis0so'y y 'noSe unsAiiieu ~ 'ne
astronomical ascensions and declensions
6 Probably our Astronomers will take up this
subject, and report the name, rate, period etc.
Of the 'illustrious stranger Meantime, to an
nnprofessional eye, through good telescope, it
clcus is clearly defined, circular, and of a pale
white shade The tail shoots up in nearly q
Per r me, graceIully spreading as II
ienet of III ta;i hs;nc shant ten t;mss NV III
the extreme width about twice the diameter of
the nucleus. The entire apparent length does
not much exceed one degree this comet, there
VIZ, = I. nucn snailer tnan any we are accus
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ticAe On his ssuoJecc' IA Wnicn tne eultor ex-
presses his determination to abide by the NOM
nation Of the Wing Convention The Minerva
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=. =. oonvenuon neld On me Ist o. august, ana
y suPPyrt Sne .eguisr nominee q tnat Conven-
s;oh, ~ nso.oIc " nuns We prefer prn
s.P'eS u .nel' Away ny NY sceahg wherein
1v s uissenans irieius nnu grounus lot opposing
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sne unanlous ueslre oi ,ne party OF tne as
.rlce e nolu seoonu convention In our opln-
~. ~ Solonei NUM- was JdtTfy homlnated' ana.
.nouiu leceise the nearly applause OF
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No., r,.,,,..v, 4, ,.- T.-4 $40,
laz The EsAk N MOBILE --ine report o. the IN
terments in Mobile for the twenty -four hours
ending at o'clock p NJ on the Both instant
showed total Of Ia. Of which 10 were from yell
Low Fever
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ing riDune q .ne oise uitine contains inc
following in reference to the fever The scenes
described are most appalling
We think that there a no exarreration in
saving that two-thirds of the sick are unable to
ret proper attention; In the first place. many
Of their tlomicils are too small TO allow of those
conditions upon which restoration depends: in
the second Mace. thew are TOD poor 70 secure
attention. MANY physic themselves.
when physic ought to be administered onlv Nv
the direction Of n doctor. Many lie sick indif.
ferent to the necessity of immediate attention
and thus, before aid is applied, thew ara past
all help
We could describe some scenes which have &C.
Cured that appeal stoutly to the hearts of those
who have the means to give more yigor to and
increase the operations Of our charitable soce
.les; II some ianiilies eVery member Is SICK,
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- - - - 1900 : - Aoo'iA "sie.e .
u1a lau ialn nouls unal.enueu 70
the fever. w;thot aid or the first dose IF med;.
cine. A few such instances as this will account
fr the largely increased mortality Of the past
rev W. Gays.
at,s m.v wan NJ u 1 f;, anu o,her
health live comfortably are unable in sickness
to obtain any help beyond their own circles
we heard Yesterday OF widow woman and her
wv aausn!ers, VINO oruinariiy perform tnelr
denendsnt entirely mon the ehar;t;es Of ,hs;,
neighbors--charitles which are 50 often in such
times considered as necessarily the abode of
home, Besides, many q those who are disposed
70 ne,p sneir hegnpofs nave appfenensloas OF
apnroach Il withont dread a. 80 - ''',''''
There is every indication now that we shall
have a season unparalleled BY any Of the past
except lsSs, and the charity Of the public will
are ansen. We are sure VIII not forget rs, while
c T. s~;sts win tatnid s,."a IN me ne
stages of the epidemic. Il Is then that the moor
are most assailed
The total number Of deaths in Mobile from
yellow fever, for the three weeks commencing
August and ending August 81, was 81.
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I !, "a No I've yei'o~ iever sisl'eu .he cry OF
NoW 1Vrk III tne years l1fl, lt4Z, 1871, 100,