New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-04

Discharged, nO3 yellow fever. -. . -. " ~
Fsnls RtgGs 9h5 ye9T 1ai ever
gboypino a dsoraaso fr,,r +to ,,.t1i. - .t,,-
vious week. The Roard NJ usoIth n, tto oontrar,,
which renorts for tho ant;ra cit fbor;t. IIosf..i
and ALL renorfs the nprbsr oe 5aaths t ,,sl,o, Foor
for the twenty.gosr honrs ending Thursday roor II
85 an increase of s6 unon the nrevions dav and
the largest davis mortality vet renorted The nraaant
Indications are that the fever ia on the increase INIT
we lack the data wherewith to announce it az posi
tive fact.
YE1roV Fzvrp Trp,,q Tho f.vor +bi, ,,oor :,
ctor,o1 H., 1o,,1o,. a.,
inp creoIes and old accIimated reone ,gbo.o irt
or5 conti,ro5 ro,4oroa i; Nro, r.Iaa,, L., -
exemnted them from its attacks In this rasnect tho
fewer is far worse tban & was in 1s58 ,,nrobor If
crooIa ctizarg born, dio5 ttoro q ,,ro,, 49,,
igtno in that art oF tho o,,,,Ioto ro,,1, NJ Io1,
hold n tho oninion tbot te fa,ar ~ t,o orairox
vaIIow fever
The fever this vear ia conenicnons yor ;tg fa+o1;t
among yonng mon ana cbiIdran within tbo 1ost
fortnigbt there have baan more Of mon
ared from Ii fo a. than e can racoact in arv T,ra
vions visitation of tl,e fever.
The different benevolent and charitable sociatias
continue nobly at work. The Howards, who are do
ing the most are operating with balance of 7 900
left over from the last epidemic and are consequently
not necestaed to appeal to the public at present for
assistance.
The Young Mems Christian Association are not
behind the Howards in their noble endeayors In
the Fourth District where the fever is now very bad
they have hospital, over which our friend Dr. Ber.
thelOt presides, Though their hospital is up town.
they are on the alert for suffering in all parts of the
city, and ready to open new hospital wherever the
concentration OF sickness may require it. The diff
feren associated orotherhoods are acting up to and
above Their notices IN their respective spheres of
actlon'
Inc Societles or some OF them, in bnrying their
deceased members, pay them full funeral honors
The practice OF taking band of music along is kept
up and though this be good thing in ordinary
seasons, II Is much complained OF and denounced
bad just now The city is full Of yellow fever, and
there is no funeral band of music which in its march
does not disturb agreater or lesser number of sick
people, and njure those in the critical turn of their
SICKNESS III all hihahess ana good leehng we would
suggest Inat tne ofasS pahds De let alone during the
present state Oh ailaiIs' me music whilst OF no
oehehV 10 tne ueaa Is III many cases serious injury
Sne living.
THE FRANKLIN MONUMENT MovEMENT.-We trust
there will be large attendance of printers and news
paper men, generally, at the National Telegraph Of
nee tomorrow, to cooperate with the gentlemen Of
the telegraph IN setting on foot national subsCrp-
ton for the erection OF monument over Benjamin
tranklns grave in Philadelphia The business of
'ns meeting Will oe 10 see now many VIII favor the
p.0e'' III NC" olie"hs' anu supsclloe III tne event
VI sHe peHS tH'olapIy IeceiSeu IN other
p"i'' u '"0 'o"i'''J'
RHthAN'-We are credbIy informed that, day
or TWO since, when the steamer Lattte took her de.
parture from the city wharf, one OF her passengers
was found to be sick OF yellow fever helpessy sick
ana that the boat was landed over at McDonoghVie,
and The SICK man carried out with his carpet bag,
and lett lying on the IeVee IN the burning sun. The
laet was communicated TO the samaritan Association
Oh Alglers' VINO al once went and got the man and
tooh MN 10 colnIortanle quarters IL was an lnhu'
man piece OF business on the part oil the oneers oil
Tue Laatte 10 say Tue least OF IT, IL they can oHer
anythhs III eAtehuaVioh' wheh they tetufh' We VIII
oe slau 10 near from thenl'
MARES NEST WITH BLACK Tongue IN IT.
correspondent IN yesterday buletln tells now he
WAS a'toniSHeu anu olarleu 10 Huu oeelGohgues
ndus'hs uP III lhe FFeucn MARKET win a aeclded
eolor oi pIeAnesS "oouV 1neln' Me VIII STATE that
SusH 10H8ues are W Dc se7n N the llafAets every
summer 1t oelhB Tue nature Oh oeel tongues TO turn
oleeh' long before Vhey oesln 10 spoil Whether 1t is
healthy or not TO eat such tongues, we cannot say
~ s,lo 10 lo eFluence
u tne oSease eaieo the olacA tongue pelng IN the
beeye7 to which the tongues belonged.
HoRR1prtt CRDm peor,p4v ag,,,7., ,,,J
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-1tSo'''-A negro "olLah ualheu 0aly was Yesterday
arraigned before Recorder Adams on suspicion Of
being guilty of the two crimes of murder and arson.
She Ialorgs IN Mr. Eran,ot5, aud rosile in lie f,iI
- 'I,ie -, lN'tlo - u 2 amy
~ te corner Vi Nyaues ana fleaSahC stfeets, About
a week ago, the house was myseriously set on fire.
The fire was put ont before any serious damage was
dome. and f1ongh Sally woa irra5iatalz s,,srootoa
-
Vi oes 'ne cause VI IL, l''u"s WAS uOlle WIFI her
Yesterday morning the house was set on fire again,
and again the fire was arrested before it had chance
to do r,reb dorrora Az 'obo,t th ,o,,,o +i,,, Az
- g. - ~, '''ll1 '''Ae' A''
FIei"out NIUE sou nHe years DID, was misSea'
Search being instituted for him, his body found
drowned in the we'll in the back yard. Sally was
tbor arrastad and cbaroa1 ho f,re tho pooora rnth
a.. - 7,., "''u
ulluB 1ue Ho4se anu ulo"nins tne p9y' sue was
sent TO prison TO await examination
ANOTHER MtS Cr-T nv RRrbGrT FrRy late iast
- D.. = 4, , -4p'N '@
LlsH.' man naieu D",ns' Oe'oisnS 70 'ne steamer