New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-18
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MONDAY MORNING lime 10 1855.
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and prose.
,Yfz.erys y, 1r,5,,,,, ~, 1r,,-rr, Mr. william
syp;nfor s,,tbo, nf ~ ,la,,aiens If the Army of
tba potonac Il now ENGAGED on a new volume.
.Tba Flavap PrinoinsI BATTLES Of the war; He
Is asa ENGAGED II write a history of the cam.
naigrs IN t6e West and Southwest, Speaking Of
H. gwf1+on recalls gooa story told Of Horace
Greeley some one was asking him. last week.
xyban f.op Tea,s yolpn1e was to appear. & That
xvo,ly hos hean 5roDped I, said Horace. q Why
gng,i :. Rscapse sTntor,s history Is sufficiently
rabe4 IL tone II answer all nurposes was the
ranlv on the aprearance of This volume it re-
oeivad favorable notice from the Tribune's book
rayfa,yer Tberepnon Mr.. S7vinton called upon
Mr. Greeley. and thanked him for the favorable
comments. ma thanks ~ me-, 2 responded the
Tribune pbilosopher. 6 for had seen the notice
II weald never have gone into the paper in Tie
world. Your book il not an honest one, Mr..
Swinton.', To give point to his words, Mr.. Gree
lev subsequently denounced it editoriay as a dis.
honest H ork.
Ana all this because Mr. sRinton Yentured to
fell d few unpalatahle truths.
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ufe9 III sAlhsA upun eielI Alhpo tant uuVies, ana
ofgYing to their efforts all practicable and prompt
vigor The law says, the beard Of health shall
have the power to remove or cause to be removed
any substance which they may deem detrimental
to the heathof the city of New Orleans, and the
commissioners Of the streets shall execute their
orders, whenever NOT in conflict with the ordi-
nances Of the city OF the laws Of the State; to pass
and enforce sanitary ordinances for the city pro
vided the same aFe,spproved by the council and
published as city ordinances tits to be hoped
that such ordinances may be at once conformity
adopted as will enable the board to give full effect
to tile provisions Of the law. The welfare Of the
city n ~ highest Interests, imperatiyely demands
this and IL Is gratifying ia know that all ave fulu
alive ii the fart. me military antboritios Ia,,e
turned over the quarantine and general health
control If t1,e eity n tlia ragnlarfv coTstit,ts7
civil authorities ana the latter are nranare5 for
their daties. II to he rerretted tbe fnnds de-.
voted to these purposes have not been turned ovsr
with other uronertv IN conseonenca of +te obsenoo
regulations. but we have no Ionbt tbat On tbe q.
cesaity for them being pointed out 70 Cen Bair5
zie viii see lin his power done ID cause tbem II
be handed aver As early a. rracttcsbia
l9 g.ee = sts n9alu Oh net IS AZ ~ IfaYler
= 1stwsell .7e enalles alll camp stree's'
on ATouR THRouqH TExAs.-C,ur friend Cant.
Ffed. r. Bpok of the honse IF 8 q Ticl,av 3,
Co, wholesale hat dealers OF this city, left on
Saturday last for Shreveport whence he intends
starting on tour through Texas. Capt B. is a
gentleman of fine, social and business qualities,
and that he will make many friends in the Lone
star state cannot be doubted. he goes fully
ilj ,erne1te almost syarv oonnt !, ~ etnta
befoFe bis retp,n Tic renders ~ ia C1sysg,,,,a,
NAV hear from him IN s ,go,iepi,,o,s rro,, t;,,,a
totifne and a. be Il practical roan III c1osaob
server The information his Iettera viii oonye,
viii be- valuable as wen as entertaining
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL RFeeRD-We have
received the third number Of this new neriodical
published by S. r. Chambers h Co.. and edited
BIZ Dr. Bennett D0Wler It's eoafenta n,igina1 ana
selected, are all appropriate and interesting.
brief, but earnest tribute to the memory of the
late Dr.. Fenner closes the editorial columns.
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