New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-04
FROM EEW- ORLEANS.
FROM Oar Own Correspondent

| From Oar Own CorreTOnoent
NEw.ORLEANs, Monday Ey., June 25, 1855.
All Of the rejected antique book Caeholc
Delegates have arrived to-cay from Philadelphia,
ard they curse the Know Nothing party aud
platform right heartily. Many Of the leadi' g
Knog-NOthines have come of aud denounced
the whole party and have gone back co the
fond embraces Of the Democracy. The kno"'
Nothing organ, The Exponent, says:
"Ibis zrisnomed BODY has closed it's labors. The
platform dos LOT meet our views nor our wishes
We cannot stGnd upon ~" " SO far ~ the Slavery
question il treated we "a. accept l's0 lar ~ me Te-
lious IOrtiOn is concerned We Utterly REfCDfATE
IT." !" No enhghtened, no Southern State, can &C
oeptfhe hnts Constitutional doctrine therein contained,
Dor will we under any cfrssmstanoes tgM under H'
banner
The Bulletin *. NJ says:
"Tbere were murmurs, nay worse than that curses
not loud but deep uttered in the streets yesterday oy
our Known obing irienos when they read the reoort
of the two last days proceedings OF the National Goa
veniioD.'
The editor then reviews the course pursued
By the Council aud says:
"The deleg .tiOn were lot only disappointed in the
expectations hey had good reason 20 form OF beng ad
nod az members ON The floor of the Convention poor
but insult 0d6ed 10 injury they were denied the
privilege of addressing TIE Body and explaining their
position. They were unceTem0nioaHy turned our ~
doors and no reason giren for Such scUrUy treatment
Tic, n on advise tie paits in the state to cut loose
from the National kDow-EothiDgs at once, to ''Tepa-
" date Their sentiment and ProoeedtngS ana as
claim all sympohy and teAoTshtP nth mem IN urre-
"serred and VneQuirOcal language for their touch Is
"deflemeDt and their EMBRACE POLITICAL DEATH"
The Bee is down upon the members WHO com
posed the Convention-calls them "beaa'9h
" Yankots:"
"Pberisac hvpoeriies," it says. "who represent
t rnseyos as the chosen Of the Lord and the sacred
Levies of tie Temple L. says: They are for the
most Dnyt adarsduas rho ore their fortunes 10 means
OF ufich true honor disopproUes Ihey are 0gdfors,
conseifnceess business men, SwndlHg specudtor and
fr0udu'enf fn0ncierS, rho after hdcfng okefed the
1gocds of fer od1ous specuia,lOns derOtc themselves
10 religion and make amends on SHnday 9y attending
The seTuices of Htir nasal sounding Predchers.'
This paper boldly procaims that the Creoles
TX. N's) are determined to vote the Democratic
ticket.
An election has been held to-day for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, aud an Associate
Justice for the Second District. The vote cast
is small. Judge L. T. Merrick is the Know
Nothing candidate and John X. Eigee Gan Irish
mani is the Democratic candidate. IL is now
supposed that Elgee has over thousand major
~ il the city, being gain of four thousand votes
10 IDt III UiOCIdtb HibCt hPiiAs ~ VII W S''Ai'
ten dave before we have returns from all parts
Of the State.
low learn that fOIty-seveD persons have left
here during the last month to join Col Kinney.
Three of the number were printers, seven car
penters,, three blacksmiths, one creditor and
FIVE women. A good cbsrter is now offered to
tale cargo of 100000 feet of lumber to Grey
town, ard another VESSELS loading with provisions
for that poIt Tie rumor that Judge Alexander
Walker has been appointed Governor OF Kansas has
been revived to day. Judge Walker WAS formerly
editor of The DAILY Delta, and author of "The
Plague in New Orleans," published in Harper's
Magazine The Judge is on his way to New-York
and The Delta is now under charge OF Joseph
Brennan-formerly a writer for THE TRIBUNE-as-
sisted by Gen. Dennis Cronan.
The vel Ow fever has made its appearance. five
deaths are reported To the Board of Health as hav
ing taken place on Saturday, and | hear of three
d, atbs this morning in private practice About
twenty cases are reported as under treatment in
private practice, and there are thirteen cases IN
tie CLARITY Hospital. do not think there are
over FIVE hundred persons in the city liable to the
disease, therefore there is no danger of an cpl
demic TIE Board of Health at their meeting on
"wednesday, declared the epidemic cholera no
longer existed; there were only AZ deaths OF that
disease laft week, and only Il total mortality of
1913 Of all diseases-a majority of the number be
inc of fevers and bowel diseases. notice that most
of your papers published as fact that the Board
of Health Tescinded the resolution declaring the
cholera On epidemic the very next day after the
passage of the same Such not the case, as they
neveI rescinded the resolution or thought OF doing
so Tie cholera deaths have numbered ooer one
thousand. equal to mortality of eight thousand in
your city.
We continue to hear favorable reports from all
parts of the State of large crops Of corn ADD cot
ion We are promise a bale or two OF new cot
ton from Texas BY the steamer due here on the
4th Of July.