New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-17


danger need be apprehenued from tne hstis
bver now prevailing an tne CITY. we 10 hot
thinkdt wiilspreaa 10 any extent' OUTSIDE the
hospitals, muoh iess penetrate ihto tne country
II is not mahgnent, oh the contrary u y OF a.
mild type, ana yieias reaoiiy 70 proper treat
ments. l. rs inaigenous' ana, CONSEQUENTLY NOV
20 os lreaueo 90 II " were OF tropioal origin AZ
always mas prevailed mere during inc summer
months' ana, prooaplys eaWays Will as ieae'
unth v sensapie and therough systsi u uta ~
age rs aaop.ea' ana \ ING p1oiio laas's e
30 sA'reMeiy ssnsislSes eMans - pa'S s m
nothing woaad pc sara On me slo,eoe ~ 'a..
met Oh ioo4 sas ono ~
N tne history oiNe" otisana' 'ei'u ~ wy
oescrip',on o. iever piesapea " :, 1on
e1tene ehan ~ aoes noW' misno"e eA0AsAAs 'As
slghtese remafA' Ahe iseii,s ~ seuuaiy 'n,ss
then e1is.ea pso,en.ee an ais. - ''.e
sence q enas ieslns nnlon =" sonr ~ ISn
spolaai0 0asee my = :
y ~ etue 1eason ~ ene 80 e1ios -. pops,a-
sehellaen. 81 ene sMo Pe,,o0s Mnen 'ns e's'pp IVA
appfshe'ls.on ".ls 04uaiiy "siA
ever. people WAX always soih'o e&'t''hes ~ el's
c0unsy: ~.
pu'' "nl0 - ~, Aeei"'0 -.
from, or be caused by, the fever now ia the city,
we are equally free to, say that should half
dozen OF more ships from Rio Janeiro, Vera
ernz 81. Havana. laden with yellow or shin fever
a.;arts land a. an. Who ryss ths sios ba earrea
-, - :,
70 the various Aospltais' anu ailo"eo 10 ihiecs
| the atmosphere, thaV there would be q real, nm
| Inistakable epidemic, in less than two weeks.
Tbe.fore;gn virus would render deadly the indi-.
,,a,,s d;saas. III, br;nc ,nar+ol;tyJ ,,istress
20 T. -, ha,,os.
80 ~ - r. -. !.
"oaio eA'ens ,ss 'ps ~ - =
| not prevented Dy leoai quarah'lhes' anu asaih
blight the fairest portion OF our common land;
and prove just as fatal on the hills as in the
aswSamnst "a Il. has in former years
~ 60. "a ioo.I sa,,o,.- ,r,;ob "a
es sns lole'sn' wy WY iooa, ietef' Nnion .
20 pc dreaded. but, ehgralt the former upon
| the Inter, and a devastating epidemic is the
unfailing product We are not aware Of a sin
gle imported case; and as long as such remains
the fact; vie shall experience no fears. We feel
| sure the Board Of Health will allow no plague
ship to pass the quarantine station under any
| o;a,,stanaaas ~ ,,o,,la ID ,;La tbro,1;,,,s a
-. - .s.;s -
coal q hfe my poNFue1 ias azino " 'auinis -
such things
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LOUISIANA. The Shreveport Southwestern, OF
4 the 4th inst, says;
The river continues to fall, and lis getting
l down to low water mark, No change in the
rates Of freight or passage. Mr.. Wa1dron is
building q number Of Hatbeats for the purpose
81 frelgntlng cotton Y theials. AZ .nele U no
\
| ship their cotton; if they cannot do that let
them haul it to this port where it can be
| shipped:
The Democrat has the following parseraph;
~, E.,,a. ,,;.l "a - s.,
at;n ~, tta rssonsof the
~ oh;aa+ y ~ eba nal tlra,, ~
sns1.,sy p = = ~ 80 i, ~ and -,
,bro5,b trsvs nile IA Son into the river below
This important work will be vigorously prose
cuted, and now is q good time to do the =, work,
e. eae Wassrs sag aow ~ pefps opera
'4y ~ "4eno wv 80 80 wv Nii'o
ine peopAe " iuai'a laws peeii Ahhoyeu "
thleyes recently. lac lntellgencer, OF Frlaay
1 last, says;
OnTuesday night while sleeping alone in q
room. adjacent to and belonging to the Vidalia
House. Can't. i. i Course, of our parish, was
robbed of his clothing, and N pocket book with
Il a small sum in change Hat, shoes, clothing,
4 allwere taken. except his watch. which was
| under the inflow.
/ Mrs. cuttings house was entered on the same
NIGHT. and robbed Of several valuable articles.
/ the rogues having gained access to nm unooou-
pied room,
/ .Tbs Raatror fN5orsbonse nar;sb, Times Of tbe
~. =
osl ina' ''neootas an alfay oee"een sMo elSiAeus
Of that town, " y. Hendrick and pr. H. A,
Phelps, IN which the latter received three shots
| from d revolver, neither of which proved fatal.
Tho aa,soae - A.; sa,ar. of +ha U;ah.h,,,,.
Shreveport and Texas railroad have REACHED
this place They have permanently located and
s,aksu out sae roau eesween lne ouaenlta anu
p ve, tire The IL t ts
/ result Of having men who ,tnderstand their
| duty. EOuachita Register 9Th.
| The Harrisonhuro fgatabopla Parisba indie.
.a$da,t 70 wadnosS.4 iaat !, AZ g HI.
penueno y. 'e'ne'u@y '"sO' n@a sli' leiio"ins
paragraphs
We learn that about the first of this week a
young man named Abram Smith was accident
ally shotsby lad named Morris, On Wallaces
Ridge, in this parish 1t seems thatthe parties
/ were out hunting with q shot gun, the ham
/ mer of which would not stand when only half
i coeked and that while Norris either forpettinp