NEW ORLEANS, July 2l. 1915.
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State of things IN NeiO Orleans-Muyders, &c.


word with you on the affairs IN the "Crescent.' -


In reading my Herald to-day, of the 18th inst, l
find letter from New Orleans, with notice of the
death of Miss Blanchard Iregret this, nasmuch
as it brings this lady in connection with woman
of very different character. 1t was a Rosallne
Campbell who died, if you recollect, few weeks
since. She caused the death of the lamented Cres-
well. Miss Blanchard still lives and the rascal Pet
tiway has left, tits sad for your good city.


To what pass have we arrived in the good city
of New Orleans Let us take look back about
six months. To commence, Hatch, in cold blood,
kills young Jackson. Bruno kills an intimate,
friend, directly after dining with him. Hornsby
murders the aged Too good. Kennedy starts out
to kill man who has insuted him, meets Wait,
and, by mistake, murders him. Swetzer and Pond
murder Creswell. All these are late occurrences
all have been tired, and, with the exception OF Ken
nedy, who has been found guilty, all may be met at
the st. Charles. All these cases have been wilful
and deliberate murder In the case of Creswel,
the jurors have met the just Indignation of the pub
lie. This was concerted, cold-blooded murder.
Saturday poor fellow was found guilty of an at
tempt to kill. He will get five years of Baton
Rouge. The Picayune, IN noticing it, remarks that
he should have killed his man to have escaped !!
The law is not with US.


The troops leave us to-day for Texas They are
a remarkably fine-looklng set of men. However, |
do not believe they will have anything to work upon.
We do not think OF war; no such good news. II
would be TO us pleasant summer-excursion-th
walk into Mexico.


Weare very dull, and the weather fatally warm !;
as yet no sickness, but the doctors agree it must
come. Nous Uerv0ns.


Cotton dull, only 5000 bales in the market. Su-
gar improving IN price, as dlmlnlshes IN quantity;
we quote g.; most sales being made at So.
Stock on hand in the city and on plantation, about
5000 hhds. Molasses dull at 1926.