New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-02

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FRIDAY has the following paraorarI,s 7"'''s' y
me Whoie week, up 70 the day Of o,,r ,.,,,;
cs''on' mas been distfnguishe ~ith yar 80: Pg.A-
oaa "easner-the WIND at all points Of The cam
pass-uashes OF rain-norshers, 9pssr,srs5 49,,
sonthers, all wound mp on Wednesday mornsns, ],
~ amor Wester. Over and through all, a burns.
ing sun scaIds 20 the bone when il is perpai tfef
dalia. "NAoA w Hss's - VI
Ahe sickness in our region almast nuts the
slops out OF our mind. We hear Of the rot
assl progressing, while the variable wsathrers "a
ing the cotton Ni'N HN"0~
now 49, maserproof, Tensas parish, there are
o.. o. more than sixty cases of yellow fever
J;aJ ~ gpoef, g we know not how many. have
f.. - oonhs are daily ordered from Natchez
- ~ snn. pIaee. Fifteen nurses and one phvsi
w r. .toicom9e, have gone up from Natehez
70 render the needful aid to the sick. es 4 wss
said' but six white persons could he Snnd Is,
lhs VlIlage able to stand on their feet = The
Pahlc' at The breaking out of the diseaaa bad
drlyen very many families and iniiyIduals VIZ,
could leave, away. W"
The Pointe Ceupee Echo announces The e.n
.efe u Of four negroes, wbo are supposed to have
oonimltted the murder on board q aathoat. ~
", Tn'si ~e gave an account short time since
An'y were 70 ne tried last Saturday before two
aagistrates. and jury Of ten freeboldess,
The Echo says: f7'+' Ss''S''sf''
We regret our inability to cbroncls N fs ,r,,t.
any abatement in the ravsRes of tba H. 10
,eYer, Wnich are DOW becoming quite ala .rin,.
Dur1pg the past week quite numSer - ,.ps
cases have originated, the majority of rhSeh
terminating fatally, and there are stilt ssvsraJ
whose recovery IS considered rather doubtfni
u We extract the following from an artiele n
the Caloaseu Press of the 22d .45.s
In connection with this state of the atua..
sphere at present, we will mention q very
strange phenomenon on the Caleaseu river
LIS surface, ON the opposite side of the lake and
for many miles above, is literally covered IL
aessas for pad and dying fish, of every .ysrietv
incideut to its waters. W are at a losa - ffFsr
any philosophical argument for this paprece.,
aenteo appearance. The most plausible cauiee-.
cure seems to be, that the imnlenae QUANTITY Of
gum anu other berries blown into the ponds.
ana iuai snes communicating with the river, and,
INTO the river ITSELF on the night OF the gale. :
mas saturated the water with a stupifsiuo1s spd
poisonous influence, hence the result alluded to
W learn that the stencil arising from the dead
ash mas become SO offensive as to iaslace seppe4
lamihes' residing Immediately on the river above
ens piace, 10 abandon their homes and seek
more sanitary locations r---,e@
me shreveport Southwestern, of the 10Th.
states that Q. religious excitement had taken
place at Summer Grove, in that parish, and
about q hundred persons had been battized. .s
The Southwestern says: -as as.. ..sss. s
We regret to learn that the caterpillar
1as made its appearance in the lower part Of
hls parish Experienced planters state that
lnder the most favorable auspices, the cotton
rop IN eaddo will fall short one fourth. The
alexandria Vie Republican reports that the c8ter@s
'illar has bten discovered every bars il, pa
'ides parish, and that therot has also appearet.
The Democrat states that the business of
Shreveport dnring the past year has not eoualed
y one-haif that OF any other year for long
,eriod ~% T5g47
me Gazette of Saturday says that the fever
4 and about that town does not appear to abate.
ut rather to increase r--ss.-.---