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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
Total 1873
New York, Thursday July 10.

New YORK, Ihursday july I5'
The Epidemic After all. then. as we are OF !,
6cially advised by the President Of the Medical
Council. the reports Of the Board of Health Tor
Monday and Tuesday have been very deceptive
mot, however, from any direct fault OF the
Board itself but from the effectiveness OF ITS
organization, and the improper conduct OF the
PHYSICIANS who neglect or refuse to report their
cases. By the letter from DR.. Stevens; 1t aP,
pears that the Report of Monday, instead OF "a
deaths from Cholera, should have presented To-,
tai of iO7. And the report of Tuesday, instead
of the diminished number of "a, should have
been lo4. These facts in regard TO the reports
of the two former days, very naturally cast sus-
piciou upon the report of yesterday. In any
event. it now appears that our CONGRATULATIONS OF
Tuesday. were premature. Whether they were
=. au rss,sy,,av or not remains to be seen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
MONDAY, JULY %, 1882
THE CHOLERA.

NEW-YORK BOARD OF HEALTH,
WEDNESDAY,, July 49, T. Nj.
Neu Cases. DedihS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

The following is the copy Of letter, which
Elijah Haywood, the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj land Office, wrote a few days ago to citizen
Of Adams county. Ohio. He is said to have sent
thousand similar ones into the same state:
"Sra-I send you the Cd number Of the SEC.
ira Globe" 1t is one dollar for thirty numbers.
As il is Of the GREATE,r IMPORTANCE in the an
preaching contest for the Presidency, that this
paper should be circulated and read in every
neighborhood in Ohio. can you procure five or
ten subscribers To It in your vicinity? II you
can and do, you may transmit the money to me-,
and will see papers forwarded to such post Of.
fees as you shall direct. The back numbers will
be sent.'
1t Is thus, that the officers of the Government,
in violation of the Constitution, are attempting
to control elections in every part Of the Union.
They even assume the superintendent Of the po-
litcal concerns Of "eUery ne,ghborhood %
Though annually receiving thousands Of the PEG.
Plies money, they give no attention to their off.
cia duties, but devote their whole tine to the bu.
slness of electioneering. The author Of the
above letter is the man who was lately charged
By Mr. C. A. WickIiffe, on the floor of the
House of Representatives, not only with writing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
More fvesh GOnAs.
GEORGE s. HOUGH

Is now opening large additional assortment OF
L chvice fancy aud staple goods, selected with much
care, Is regards either Qu,ty, patterns or pr ces
among them are, super AMI low price listrngs and
groa de Maps; anl,e, blue, pink and blk satsins;
scnchews and sarsenets; large rnent OF gins
ham, anu calicoes; painted musins, mandarnes and
.rph> rnes. cnu,ce assortment OF Herman'1 and crepe
de Chine sh avis gauze Grape and blond fancy hdEfs;
nne case Irish linens. very fac; great variety
of summer goods for men and boys; corded skirts
cross barred muslms; book and Cambria do; blk SIX
serge; silk velvet twiied ssenet for sleeve Innings
Brown and white drilling; French linen; PLAID ana
striped drilling aud SAT tor panlaoonsi sup "'e'
brown black and blue cloth; yellow aud blue nan
keens (rea); French bonnet Cambria; an assortment
OF silk and cotton hosiery than usually desraoiei
Girls colo.ed and white ditto; Gauze innels Inquired
and striped luk muslin for curtiinsi bobblnet ana
ditto laces; toilet tuck, and other Combs fancy mar
brushes and fans g,uze and most other rDoonsi 1scS
and coored hastings and crcasslansi Russia, brdeye
and table diapers; napkins; OIL CLOTHS Canton w'ndo"
blinds: coarse brown linens and bsgging; domess'cs
generally; hair cloth stocks -.
cases straw Bonne,s Of va ous qualities snd p'ait'
Childrens Gimp ditto.
case Umbrellas
do p,rasols; Hinged, plain, and dsmask, some We
~ handsome. may -u''Se'o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
COM NJ ERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETING Is.

Supur6ne -Four oeen IN tar demand TOT export
and sales de at IS &c. and one lot at something less;
the sales for home consumption have been brisk at
so. Nothing doing in rive FIoug Large sales OF Corn
Meal in hhds at ~ 5 and few lots in barrels a, GU
262a Whea, has brought better prices sales OF
Penns, wanna at Is 1S, al oat. Corn lower; sales
of Southern Yellow At 81 cents, and White at ~ cts
Rye has sold at g. cts
,ua!ity water power. Nothing dong IN Lin
seed OIL and less enquiry for whiskey a, last weeks
prices Holders of Coffee continue firm, and sales con-
fined to small lots at the improvement noticed in our
last 49,, .,.
on Friday last previous IL receipt of the Report OF
the IN nnrt," of the Bank Committee, it was quoted
al SI4lA Sl2la
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
ROsTON MARKET, May ID.

FLouR-lhe market has sustained but little change
on prices Some sales have been made at about i|tc.
per bb below last report Tor parcels on 'anag
cash: 400 do do ST: 1000 bbIs Alexandra Mountain
S 8, mos; pa 800 do do. SGT. 4 mos, and 500 do
Iowland 50.
GRAx.-The market has been rather heavy. and
lower n,ices have been acceded to. Sales Of South
ern white Com, 81 and 53s. and yellow has,' So Sac.
several carcoes of Oats storing for better prices,
and RIVE is lower than last reported.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18

In the Portsmouth Herald we noticed an eX-
tract from lecture delivered before the Mechan-
ic Association of that town by MIR. John Smith,
which contains some almost incredible state
ments. The mechanical business of the place is
re represented as very insignificant, in many re.
spects, and much less than in any other town in n.
England in proportion to the number of its inha
bitants. Other readers, as well as ourselves,
will be surprised at the following statement:
It requires but very little knowledge of the
business transactions of the town, to prove to US
that a great improvement may be easily made |;
and that the population of The place NAV be much
increased, and that business and our former ha-
bits Of industry. and its consequent train of bles-
sings. NAV be resuscitated. And further, that
thousands and thousands OF dollars may as east
" be distributed among our townsmen. Tor me
chanical productions. as sent annually, at much
EXPENSE to our neighboring States For instance,
look for moment to the article OF combs IN all
its variety. for which not less than six to ten
thousand dollars are annually paid. Think
Of the number of hands required, both male
and female. TO produce this one article; the tene.
ments necessary for their accommodations; the
erocers bill. the butchers BILL the dry goods bill.
every BODY is more or less benefited. Again,
from whence comes all our silver ware, in all its
beautiful variety? 1t is not manufactured here,
but il is used and sold here in large quantities,
and costs ia not less than from to 1000 dollars
annaally. Again, the article Of looking glasses.
for which we are dependent on others. cost US not
less han 9 TO 5000 dollars annually. The article
Of chairs ofevery description. We are entirely de-
pendent on others for; there has not been chair
manufactured in this town for years. This arti
Gle costs us annually 4 to 5000 dollars. In ad.
d;tion to these we add window glass. white and
red lead, sleighs. wagons. iron castings, whips,
beer and ale. chocolate, boots and shoes. With
respect TO the last article. boots and shoes. we
learn from good authority that our production is
NOT equal to one third our consumption. to say no.
thing of expectations thus obliging US to pay annu
allv at least $4,000. Add to these fur and lea.
tber cans, palm leaf and straw hats, bonnets, stock
mos and gloves, buttons. lace, brushes IN infinite
variety. umbrellas and parasols, jewery to great
amount of all descriptions, with hundreds Of 9TH
or mechanical productions altogether too numer-
ous 10 recapituate at this time.
Now there is not, as far as we have been able to
learn. one of the above named branches of bust
ness. which may not be carried on here as we'll
and as pro6tably as elswhsre, and in many IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18

Committee Of the House Of Representatives on
NE resolution OF inquiry INTO the circumstances
connected with the alleged fraud in the proposed
contract tor supplying the emigrsting Indians
WIN ra'"ns-Messrs. Stanbery. OF OHIO; Dray-
Mn' Ol Carolina; Everett, Of Massachusetts,:
WAYNE, OF Georgia; Muhlenberg. Of Pennsylva-
Ola; White, OF Louisiana; Hubbard OF n. Hanp-
shfe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
NJ 4 X r F. ID.

On Tuesday morning last. BY the Rev. samu,
ell Cornelius. Mr. JAMES P. COLEMAN, to Miss
Ca oLINE CARoLIN-all of this place.
On the 18th instant, BY the Rev. DR.. Haw.
lev, the Hon, GEORGE PoINDExrER. United
States Senator from Mississippi, to Miss ANN
HEwEs, daughter Of saml. Hewes, E'q, Of Bos-
ton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18

me Cholera 1t is remarkable that the cho-
!e', appears TO have broken out simultaneously
10 me most opposite quarters of Paris, a circum.
same which, added to the fact of lis appearance
me capital without previously visiting the
'Oa' or any intermediate towns, must be sufi-
vent to convert the must determined contagon-
VT u such there sill be. The disease is still
Nv confined 20 the INDECENT Glasses So
iq'luas OF cn,,~re have been placed III the Ex-
aange, Courts Of Law, and CHER pao!lc bund
os 10 Which crowds are usually collected -
"apfeas that but little terror has been inspired
"a me populace, as the festival of md Lent vas
y0'er'ed WITH the same noisy gaiety which usual
= cnarscteriLes II. The bouleSards were throng-
e. and the theatres and masked balls as crowd
VI u the cholera were thousand miles OF.
s0e Temps. in alluding to the appearance of the
G'sase 10 Paris. makes the following highly sem
SOe po,erva,iuns:-
We shall not initiate those al,rnists who terrfy a
49, q" by sxssgerAted st,irmeN,s The Govern
~ 0uSnt to TAX prompt and efic..ciuus measures,
,nS approve OF all the precsu',"n adopted By The
. pat authorities; hut AT he same ii &c We call up.
and mdepende", press to carry alarm into
- minus ny exsggerating the evil. At London,
'ne disease has existed tor three months. IT has
49, NnSrked that the general mortality has ocen less
IN ordinary times. This NAV DC accounted tor by
.te1ahce which fear has occssioned TO be aR.rded
"'aSeht classes, aud by those classes having
p.ss, Ipehed % adopt greater degree Of clesnl-
80, mus improving their genera cor, uon We hope
i,. appearance OF the Cholera at Fsris will pro-
-: u'e sane effect. The poor Will DC reviewed.
I'M, miserable abodes will be visited-snd the mum.
cesHor'nes viii put in exercise those measures OF
e'' which have been so long recommended.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
WIN. sTABLER has lust received.

4 NUMBER of fresh articles, which he offers for
Y sale, wholesale and retail, viz
Rheubarb root, Of very superior quality; gum
Arabic, very white; scented marbed soap; furniture
corks, bIesched ginger, highly perfumed English
soaps; flesh brushes; peppermint, l'zenges and lemon
drop, ems lish) patent bsr!ey chloride OF lime by
he barrel. at Boston price; tooth-brushes; oatmeal;
,waim's Panaces; Carpenters medicines &C.
lie expects in few da! Us some yer, fine SALAD
OIL. may IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
Wright and Maddox.


IJAEE received from PhiIadeph's ana new ioFh'
4 ( a gencial assor nent OF
WV IND SE.4SONABLE GOODS;
which enables them to offer
Blue, black. green. brown, owe, mulberry and
grey cloths, Of various Qualities
Summer cloths; Grape aud .iis csmhlets
Anrola cass,meres, lastlogs and circassi"ns
MarseiIles and light Valencia vesings
White, brown aud fancy plaid dr!ing'
Irish linens; linen cambrics ard lawns
81 and 10 table diaper. birieye aud Russia do
Handsome damssk table cloths
BLACK Italian lustrngs, gros de Swiss and gTos de
Naples
Colored Italian do. and gros de Naples, very su'
perior quality
BLACK leyanIines, senchews and sarsneti
s,,ins and fore noes, assorted coloTs go.
Italian crnvats flag. B.ndano and pongee hds"
Painted musns, gInghams and cslcees
plan, an figured book, Swiss and Jacohet hus""'
Checked and plain csmbrics
Robine,t laces, edgings and foo'ings
Silk and cotton hosiery, whIte' biack ANU 'A''''
coored 80 49,, ,r.L;, suk
Uosk,o. kid, beaver, Woodstock d'S'N"'' '""'
cotton and thread gloves .,;,,
I aides and misses long m't'ens' SUPERB U.s.
handsome assortment OF gsuSe' 'u''''o A''N
c.,n oF cha wis and fancy hdkfs. in great variety
I,orset, Mrs Wsstherby's MANUFACTURED
u%o more .s.o ar" p Of DOMESTIC GOODS
a, SnTTON YARN, from the Oeeoquan FActo'
A''o, - warranted Of superior quality
.of .h;ch are offered at the lowest market prices
and on accommodating terms. 'Pr'e-e'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. Cd. C. )

schr Erie, pearsall. cleared at New YORK Tor tbs
-.., ~, the I 5,h int Schr Robert Gordon, Baker
bsnoe at New York l4'h Schr. Freedom, O,hurn, 10
do d. schr Reaper PercivsI. cid at l'osto" Tor 'h'
nor, l2,h instant. sloop J. w. Caldwell, hsts, hence
a, Philadelphia l4th
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n | T. D..

In Fredericksburg, on Saturday. the 18th in
staut, Mrs. ANN GoRDoN PATTON. consort oil Ro-
bert Patton. Esq. deceased, aged SO years, after
a protracted illness OF several weeks, superaided
IN epfepbled health for some years past.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
notice is hereby given

sOskOO AS H0eO"S SkN
,INO tie Stockholders in the Alexandra Canal that
1 An instaIment of Two Dollars on each share OF
stock is required to be paid or or before the lst day
Of Nav next. Also an instslment Of Two Dollar
Der share on or before the LIST day Of June, and far
ther nstament of Two Dollars rer share on o. before
the lst DAY Of July. BY order OF the Board.
J. H. CREASE,
Clerk A. C. C.
of;ce Alex. Canal Company. 3oth March. 1852
mar 30-d3tkeSat tlstJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-18
Macon and t~Miiy Flour.

HNENn uVV tUNHfS fUWf'
nnn lbs we'll cured ShenaniOI IN bacon
200 bbls family -four. OF the most ap'
proved brands
20 bbIs Shenandoah whiskey
5000 lbs lard in kegs. 6rkins and barrels
For sale by ~ ~ woUn
may 7-eo6t DAN'0L e"""oN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

Pa !ished. daily, (by EDGAR SNowDEN,) for the
Town AMI thrice week for the Country on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper 50; Country pa
per IS pr snnun - Advertisements inserted at me
following rates: For square of Is lines, inserted
daily, or every other day three times, sii anu "a
cents for ever insertion tp ADVERTISE
meats inserted once Or tciee ,ossk Is per cent sd
d;,ionl No ADVERTISE IN. mt considered less than a
square nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
meats published in the Daily, appear in the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
New YoRK. Nov. 90, 1859
GENTLEMEN:

NEW DIX. NOV. ~, 1907.
GENTLEMEN:
[ have had the honor 70 receive your note Of
Yesterday, inviting me, in behalf OF a number of
nv fellow .ci'zeus. to public dinner in this CT
~, as manifestation Of their personal sentiments
towards me, as well as Of the sense they are pleas
10 entertain of my services abroad.
beg leave to assure you. gentlemen, that ap'
prcciate. with just senslbiiitv, this lla'tering
testimony Of the good opnIun OF my enlightened
and patriotic fellow citizens Of New York; and
If the consitIr ratinns which, alet all absence uf
tour wears. urge my return. with the least p"ss
Ole d~lay. 10 nv native State and home. permit
led me to p'ulong my residence in vour hn.pla
bic and attractive City, nothing would alfi'rd me
more pleasure than to mpet Won on the occasion,
which has been SD kindly offered.
Finding It impossible however. ia postpone
my departure To such day as would probably
corsnl, the convenience ef your arrangements.
II is on,v eft 20 NE to repeat NY profound ,eEse
OF the honor p'nuu,ed o be done me by nv TEL
low Ciizpns ui New York. not the less apprpci
attd from nv Inability 10 accept It, while il has
been enhaGtcd in tie most Obiig!ng manner, b.
the VAIN. n"rsonal welcome Wlth "ncn they
rave greeted my return 10 our happy shores.
] pray WA. gentlemen. TO accept. individual.
". the assurances OF my distinguished cunside-
ration. w. L. RlNES
TO Nessrs. ID b. Ogden. Preserved Fish,
Charles K tx. ] j. Roosevelt. j., &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
PROPOSED DINNER TO Mr.. RIvEs.

New YoRK, Monday. Nov. 10, 1882.
SIR-In behalf of a number of your fellow CT
tizrns, who are DESTROYS OF tesiiying. on your re-
turn to your native country. their respect for
your personal character, aud their sense of the
efficient services realized by sou as Minister OF
the United States in Francc-services whereby
the righGul claims Of American Merchants have,
after long years Of unavalilng negotiations. heen
final, adjusted, and the honor and interests OF
or country been sustained-the undersigned ask
the honor Of your company at a Public Dinner at
the City Hotel. on any day that it may suit your
convenience 10 name.
David b. Ogden, Preserved Fish,
Charles King, James j. Roosevelt Jr.
Saul Alley. Charles II. Russell,
John S. Crarv, Elisha Tibbius,
Peter Augustus Jay, Philip Krarney,
Philip Hone, BENZ L Swan,
Henry l. Wyckof, Jn" Goodhue,
George Grs~old, David Clarkson.
To WILLIAM C. RlvEs,.
Munster and Envoy to the Court of France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

their sanitary measures into effect The En,po'
rum of the 6,n inst CONTAINS "a statement. that
the United States Branch Bank had discounted
literally and promptly every thing offered oy the
Corporation: whilst the - Louisiana State Bank
had refused to loan the pitlfui sum OF S2.Goo' on
note of the Corporauon at 90 DAYS! The same
paper contains a resolution. that passed the Board
unanimously. appropriating the sum OF Slooo'
a. sratuty, TO be applied 10 the relief oil the SICK
and INDECENT Of the CITY,
Ii is under circumstances like these, mat the
peoDle will learn the inestlmable value OF the
Rank of the United States When anv thing
occurs. to strike panic into the petty local banks
of the country, the exclamation is heard from
every quarter. "Now if the United States Back
holds back. we shall all be ruined"! This was
the case in New York, last summer. when terror
reigned throughout that city. Commerce vas at
a stand. business of every kind confused, and
the local banks alarmed. The people then said.
:. Our only hope rests upon the liberality bf the
United States Bank - The same dependence
is now felt, by the astonished people o. a city yet
more devoted To the ravages of Plague aud Con-
fusion. than was the unhappy lot OF New York.
Let any opponent Of the Bank now ask himself,
to what extent commercial distress might be in
creased in New Orleans. # the Branch there was
governed by as many nisgardlv considerations as
usually characterize the prudential motives" Of
stra:tened local banks, in such an emergency;
and then honestly answer, whatwoud be done
without t?-Chalesion City Gazette.
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CHARLESTON. NV. II

v,
Cholera ia Charleston In order to correct
the various statements which have appeared in
papers out Of the state. we mention that but one
single death from Cholera has occurred in this
citv, and that was of an individual who had been
engaged in wrecking about the brig Amelia, at
Folly Island. We make the statement in con.
sequence Of having seen the number OF cases
that have occurred IN this city, set down at for
", in the Fayetteville Journal of the 18th inst, ,
when. in point of fact, not single case of that
disease has ever vet originated within the city.
or nearer than Folly Island. Our city is at
present, and has been all the past year. remark
ably healthy, the deaths for the past week beng
only twelre, Of which eight were coorrd
City Gazette.
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watch-hnuse, and in the morning delivered over
to the Police. Whether any provocauon haa
been given BY the American, or what were the
particular circumstances IF the case, We are nor
informed.-N 7 J. Of Com.
Rapid Trarciimg "A gentleman placed IN
our hands. on Thursday. at NJ, the phi'a-
dclphia United States Gazette OF " edaesddy
morning. He was then only 81 hours from PM
Iadrlphia. and 40! hours from Baltimore. mclua-
ing 81 hours lost at Philadelphia. tie was only
40 hours On the road from Baltimore I" b"ston.
So much for steamboats,, railroads, aud despatch
coaches. Boston Transcript.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24

We cannot youch fur the correctness Of the re-
port of the Csthoh, Cemetery .as The Scx'on re
fu-cd To give our reporter satisfactory account.
W. are iuiosmed thar there are 40 bodies in
said cemetery uhEHrird.
IntsrmertS o! the week, Including Sunday.
2S;h ult. 1870.
Brlng under he impression that the daily re-
pr nuhhShcd in the new spap.rs. of the numDcr
of deans IN CITY. were exaggerated, VIC went
to IN" Registers Office To ascertain the correct
number OF iutermCnt> in the Catholic ground,
and TO eur surprise we found that this register
had been kept IN part. and we were informed
that there was not the least doubt hut that the
bodies had been oOunted over and over again. in
Consequence Of several of them lying over from
da, tn dav. for several DAYS past We make
this statement, to show that the manner in which
The rrpnrts have hitherto been made, have not
had the desired effect. and they have caused an
alarm. consequent on the stated large mortality
which was 81 incorrectly reported by ALL We
think, therefore. that tn continue the daily re-
ports If the intermtnts in the manner thew have
been made hitherto, can be of no use whatsoever,
AID gu hit to be discontinued.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Z.
Heath of our Ci'y.-We are happy to state.
on the authority of many respectable and expe-
rienced Physicians. that the sickness which has
spread CONSIDERATION io our city for the last few
DAYS, has considerably abaed, That those cas-
es which occur now more manageable, and
therefore the destruction by the complaint is not
as extensive We are induced to hope. that from
day to day, from the present, we shall have the
agreeable task OF announcing dlminuton in the
malady.
h.erments in The Protestant Burying Ground
November D. IS
n
Total for two days in the Pro. Cemetery, u
Extract Of letter receiced in this city. dated
"NEw ORLEANS, Nov. e.:
Sin the two baryiug grounds there are now
living unburied. and exposed to the weather, up
wards OF 40 bodies, that have been there for Sc.
veral DAYS, II being difficult to procure persons to
deposit them in the earth. | could 20 on with
m,uv other similar distressing circumstances,
b. ',rst leave the relation To another time. 10
w."
,er letters, dated the 9Th, mention that no,
q - hail u, Cured among the shipping. that the
.. ' average uumber Of deaths wss 200. and
sae,e was no Business dung .-Chariest ton C0ar.
letter from New Orleans. dated on the 9th
instant. SAYS. 'tir captain vi the ship Florida,
y.'Ieh ar,"ed yesterday. 10 zen DAYS fran New
Y .r.. re,.nG,, the Alabs,ns to'al wreck IN the
1os,usas I. T. McCahb, Esq Secretary of
: ate. tell victim To the Cholera last evening
Tre passengers by the Creo'e, Saratoga, and
Missouri. arrived YESTERDAY. left the town i'm
m.oiately."-Ns,c FOX Com.
Mcgnanimous. -Ths City Bank Of New Or. :
leans ma prutfe ed the loan of $4,000 to the /
authorities OF that city, to aid them IN carrying