The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-21

sp'''Ai' 10 the New Orleans era cent?
NEW YORK, Aug. IA, 1865.
New York folks commenced to grow q little
frioh,an.d shon, tho ot,l. riacr. ana va,v mann
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hs'e snu' uo"n On hnoinsF anu roas.eu
ribs," rearing shutting on Of this mortal coil
from the effects of q usual meal ON roast beef
rare or a "a porter.bop,e midd,nou d.r-ss9I
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Inc ooaru Vi neA'an na'e peen very Jealous III
good works this time, and, through their timely In
reference, this great metropolitan population.
rib its varied ynodes and eircorst.nces Of living
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mas been preserved from pesthehce which 10
the course Of its rsvages, would have visited the
novels of the moor and the palaces of the rich
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nave prevented the introduction OF the disease,
as the result Of the investigation by eminent pro
fessional men has proven that the animal could be
possessed Of the plague several days before 1t
could be detected. II, therefore, the animal was
slaughtered before the human eye discerned any
thing wrong, Of course the meat would be poison
to whoever ate it. as, after the beef was dressed,
no disease would show itself. !,
Both the governors OF New York and New yer-
sey have officially informed authorities at differ
ent points, where herds landed in transit from
the West and South, OF the result OF the nvestiga
lions, and that strict examination must be had
before forwarding cattle to any points within
their respective States. 49, $500.
this city against the action OF the health officer at
quarantine, in obliging vessels TO discharge by
lighters when no sickness existed.
am told that one large firm in the cossting
trade notified him that they would send their yes
sells to other ports IL he quarantined them after
sscertaining that perfect health existed on board,
since which there has been no trouble about their
vessels. but those belonging to other persons have
been subjected TO long quarantine, and an ob
cation to pay the extra expense Of lightersge.
A movement has already commenced among
the merchants, with O view to q revision and
amendment of the quarantine laws at the next
session Of the Legislature, SO as to take away from
the health officer the power which he now holds,
Of exacting tribute from any and every vessel ar
irving at this port. 7a @.
The Coburn -McCoole pugilistic affair was settled
here yesterday by the stakeholder, Mr.. Frank
Queen, declaring the match of, and returning to
Coburn his $4,000 Coburn demanded the stakes
as McCoole was not ION hand" which was re
fused, and thereupon Coburn notified Queen that
he would hold him liable for the 10000. Coburn
states that he will never fight in the ring again,
excepting with McCoole, and then not Tor money:
but stands re ady TO meet him upon five minutes
notice. Evidently McCoole Is having too pleasant
a time with his blushing young bride to attend
much to the smaller matters OF pugilistic char
acter. This has created quite sensation among
the fancy" but both parties have their hackers.
For month past camp meeting has been the
rage throughout the Methodist Church IN ana
about this CITY. All who have been ~ loss 10
know what 70 40 70 employ leisure usy' WOMB %l
run up the nuoson 10 ENG ong, OF ooWn W at
Rockaway, 10 have q Itte iun AT camp 'meeting.
Al Rockawsy me minister In charge says tnat u Is
source OF oeep regtet 70 nim 70 nouce Una. so
lew are Oeng spnnusIy oeneuteu .nis seasos'
me reason Is e,ear enough auenang sns NEE.
~. hs arg aoou. ny WV i uI .no m'oIo, .Se
lne Iess ere tIsrols anu sgnsseels, wno, W .ne
hunosl 81 ..nousanu oany, 90 70 .ne envs NIP
W meht I9r ,9e PuIpose OF sPor@ crowu Vi s New
YORK bloods VIII start on ior !. lark," ana ietcn