New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-08
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ana oYercoat5 and caused the coal 10 suner, was
hailed with rejoicing BY everybody, for 10 the cold
ness everybody recognized Jack Froats presence,
and bis peremptory order to leave. Yesterday was
curious day, however and did not keep up the cold
With becoming dignity. The daylight frost was fol-
lowed by sunrise fog; the sunny forenoon faded
away into q batch Of clouds, and between that and
night come several sprnkies Of rain, with interme-
date smiles Of sunshine, the temperature meantime
becoming qnite warm. At night, after a slight
shower Of rain, the clouds cleared away again, and
when we closed our reports the stars twfnkIed
brightly and it impossible to tell what change
would come next Any change that will kill the
teve1FiH be most acceptable Just now no matter
how vet OF cold, Or ugly It may be.
| The FBvER.-The number Of deaths throughout |
the city, by yellow fever, for the twenty.four hours
ending Friday noon, was 70. For the twenty.four
hours ending Saturday noon we were not able to OBJ
tain the report, the Board Of Heath's Office being
closed yesterday. From this circumstance we Judge
the Board have ceased making daily reports, though
they have given notice Of the fact. II they have
not ceased making ont daily reports, we must confess
ourselves at loss 10 know why they kept their Office
closed yesterday, Just as if there were no Monday
papers issued, or Monday papers read by anybody.
But the fever is going down, we suppose we will
have to put it down as a triaing matter and let it
pass, Notwithstanding the fact that the thousands
who read the Crescent, and Bee and Bulletin, would
like to know what effect the cold change had the
! lever up to Saturday noon Estimating dminu-
ton In the fever mortality from the previous part of
the week, the total mortality of the week will not
,ha, r ~, ,asI. oIa 10 "a .aatta-
and frosts Of Saturday and yesterday continue, we
may look for the total extinction of the fever in
verv short time.
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necass,r the hod,, If tho rortr7rata ,er
moved to his residence. No. SGs Camp street for
burial He was an freshman by birth, and 20 years
of age
t Fatal R.uEoAD AccrnESr. Al balenast ia
, o'clock last niokt Mr. lanes anderson val.
known elderly citizen and ope If the oldest nrinfars
in New Orleans. was RIM over and almost INSTANTLY
killed no the Forrfb district borsacar at tho cor,er
of R,ronna and pardido streets Mr. Andersen ,,os
c,ossir the street at the time Tha 7vbeos ,ossed
over his abdomen and Fitch crnsbfn,, on5 tiIIin,,
him almost Instantly
How he came 10 H. RIM over wa did NIT learn bnt
that if was the raplt of fine cor.drier seers IN he
narent frao the fact that the nassangsr. in tho car
as well as the peonIe in the street were verv ,orch
sv,ited and ,vonfd have lvnchad hin, on tha snot
Int fr the interference of CnrnoraI Rnsbv and ober
olicor,an 1uho saved hin, from, harm III, talr him
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