New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-05
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the weather is very wet, and sloppy and nasty but
being November weather we do not complain of it.
The FEvEa-The number of deaths by yellow fe-
yer for the "a hours ending Wednesday noon, as re-
ported by the Board Of Health. was IL.
4oyr,p Aesocr,rro,, nh, rr,,,,,r5, ,,.stor;1o,,
Ai' 'i'""'N9
had only hve oi Their yellow fefer conyaiescents on
hand. So soon these five shall be started Off alive
and 1;icl5fp the Hovyaris y;I ,tya mt tba renor+
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VI 1e1 'ui''itS oiA' anu " "liI oe iePOl1 "oi'h
reading ana rejecting upon.
flf,tRTERGy REvrgyy The n,artarlv ravieyv of orp
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Gl"ah s2u'e'y 1''A iaIe Yesterday AFTERNOON az tne
Pace ArIHe5' considering the state OF the
weather and the state of military affairs generally,
the turnout was a yerV resnectable one. The Wash
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'ti5''i Hts'''S vas VIC S'ions9'U company 'L S1'
ground, by good deal 1t did US good to see the
Continental Guards out once more. They were not
numerous as Of yore but those Of them who did turn
-. 81, .,;.l, a. +u, ,....-.-, .... -. .,a
pi'' VIZ o. '''' 'le '''S 0o'is''19''8i u''i
disregard o appearances so TAR as numbers were con-
cerned We hope it will not be long before we see
the ContinentaIs as numerous as they ever were
NJ, ii,,,, Grove ,os ~. 4 h5-o, -,
Ahg '''iieu 'p' ~ "ii"y'
ana were one ol 1he conspicuous features OF the re-
view. The downtown companies turned out in re-
spectacle numbers. The new company, the City
n ,or4g ,1s, mode Gna ,,,,.,,, l.; tIa -a,,ias,,
~ r., -. - " p ~ =. - - s,,
Gen Lewis ana AoJntaht General GriVot conducted
the review, which terminated satisfactorily to all
though the rain and mud were abundant enough to
prevent anybody from being satisfied with any thing
Dpnrc1r,oy or THE W.sU,yerov Aerr1trRy,s
Apsp,, ,r-1bis event too, Mace last ntpbt and if
was an event 90 nIeasant and Interesting that we
cannot undertake II do II tstica in this mornings
issne tho bopr tayny l,ean late ona at which We
toro ,rseIves avvav We viIl hove soretbing to ~
abopt it when we have the time to write and the room
to snraad.
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ser,t,Ie and natrfoticslIv vsat iii nftor : ocIocl
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EUICIDE-The most melancholy suicide we have
been called upon to record for a number of wears
+on,,irl5 ,.a+or5o,, ,,orri,o .l,t 20 NJ pichor5
tL""e,,ieu 1e''''o"' VI Dit
ID. Chiffon, more extensively known as Professor
| Chiffon. At an early hour in the morning he took
his leave of life bv cutting his throat in his office at
| NJ 77z r,r,ior atroot Lot O. Clr1aa ond
" !, "t"''9A 7''es'' O''"'0H 90 SA"'+'' '''0
Carohdeiet'
The news OF the affair went with chill to the
hearts of a large number of Deople who for years
a. ,,.,, "a .gtao,,oa tt loooa,o1 ., . r,orobo,+
n'u AL'E "liu .le oe0e'Seu a. d
ana Scholar ana as gentleman IN all the EeaVIohs
of life.
A hetter hearted or more wholpsnnIed man than
A. r,,,t1t,, o,,o o1o1 tI +t e ~ 01,7,
-Ht' SI'AHoH H', y" "NVu wv ''e9'' u NC" OlenS
He was especially wen known Tor the interest ne
took in education and was at one time Professor of