Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-20

w ooNcrhor seward VIII arrive mere next ues-
day. He will eat good dinner at the Aston House,
make foolish speech to great number Of foolish
men, mount horse and make donkey Of himself as
his Democratic Majesty did by riding mp and down
line of feather bed soldiers and then 90 back toAl
bany with the loss Of few votes by his visit.
0J- MADAME TAeLIoNI--The Taglioni has been
engaged to play in this country next There
is no mistake in this movement.
THE TWO DRoMIos.-The Ravels at Niblos', and
those at the Eagle Theatre, are informing the werld
at large that they are not at all Zone and the same
person." they will make much confusion as Dro-
milo of Ephesus, and Dromio of Syracuse.
Destructive CorFLAeRAriox AT NArcHEz,
On the 9th inst, disastrous fire broke out
in Cotton Alley, Natchez, In an old stable on the
north side of the alley 1t made considerable head
way before ii discovered, spread rapidly and
down Cotton Alley, burning the outer warehouses,
and ending at Pearl street. with the destruction Of
the large warehouse belonging to Stanton, Buckner
and Co. the north side, and the large warehouse
of Jacob Soria and Co. on the south side The fol-
lowing warehouses were destroyed Jacob Seria
L. Gaines and CO., loss 1900; Canon and Ayres,
1880; James w emble, 5000; Caradine and New
man, $500; J. d. Dickerman, $1,000. On Cotton
commission store, loss $4,000; on Commerce st.,
Dr. A. A. Jones' drug store was destroyed, and John
r. Stockman's residence, loss $4,000. Mrs. Cor
nelps large boarding house, at the corner OF Gem
and Franklin streets burnt. Several other
buildings fell prey to the flames. This is the Sc
cond destructive fire in Natchez within afsw weeks
CONTINUED SICKNESS I THE SOUTHERN OIrIEs.
The yellow fever was increasing IN New Orleans on
the 9Th inst. The reports Of deaths at the Charity
Hospital, and at other public places is not saffi-
cient index the total number that daily die in that
city. The disease 10 prevalent among the low
er classes, The deaths among the better classes
are limited. BY the report OF the Charity Hospital,
it appears that during the week ending ON the 9Th
instant, l40 new cases yellow fever were admitted
or theN 60 were cured, IS died, and . remained.
For the week Presedss the "a sdm Ts were liO
has been greater, the recoveries IN less
proportion, and the deaths more numerous than
since the announcement Of the disease. For the
week ending on the 9Th, the report OF the inter
ments in Potters Field, gives the number as 236.-
OF these LIZ were victims Of the fever. In the
week preceding, the number Of interments did not
therefore perceived that the aggreea ate number Of
burals has increased about 81 per csst, while that
of interments Of Of yellow fever has increased
full 50 per cent within a single week. In addition
the Catholic and Protestant cemeteries In the for
ner there were last week, III burials--2 Of yellow
fever In the latter Is burals-l5 Of yellow fever.
TO sSm up the deaths during the past week amount
fever. This computation is exclusive Of the inter-
ments in the Lafayette burying ground.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, from Washingtoa
to Cumberland, will be opened on the first Of next
August.
The Western Railroad from Boston, via worcss-
ter, to Springfield, distance OF ninety nine miles,
will be opened on the LIST proximo.
FIRE IN RIcHMosD, vA.-The book store OF Mr..
Sanay in Richmond, took fire the 18th instant.
and before il was put out his stock was damaged
$4,000 Fully insured.
SHOCKING AccIDEsr.-A child in JunieNa county,
lsct ali in ha han cd IN Of tufe
from the knife case, and falling plunged il up to the
hilt through the temple into the brain.
FERDISAND LupwISe BRAuSs mas ocsa appoint
ed Consul Of the King Of Prussia for the port of Bal
timore.
MAJon CIV MAcoMB left Washington on Tues.
day last for Trenton where he will review the troops
at Camp Washington
The How. JOAN p. RICHARDSON, q member Of
Congress from South Carolina, has resigned his
seat.
say that the circumstance Of Mr.. Poulett Thsmpson
being even reported likely to be the new Gsver-
nor Of Lower Canada, Is Of ITSELF sufficient 20 show
the degradation Of the Wing Ministry in Great
Britain.
FLoRIDA INDIANS new number nine hundred and
thirty. They increase very rapidly. BY the time
they will be reported exterminated, they will
Der two thousand strong Whenever they increase,
the whites report directly TO the coatrary Cayenne
Pepper and Mxem are the principal chiefs.
T.xrAH NAvY.-The three schooners ef war re-
GENTLY built at Baltimore, have all reached Calves
ton.
LATE rRsm TExAs-Intelligenc 10 the sth inst.
has been received from Galveston In the new repub-
lie the people improving rapidly in every way.
An ARRAY occurred on toe LIST inst Between the ciii-
zens Of Galveston and the sailors ofthe steam rigae
Zavella, in which several persons were severely
hurt The citizens collected in . large body and
drove the sailors on board their vessel The Indians
were quiet, having committed no new depredations
Colonel williams, Of the mercsnte house Of McKin.
ney and Williams, has been elected to Congress
The country is improving rapidly, and the crops
are represented as being very good.
BvEsos Aynts.-The i66th day Of the French
blockade Of Buenos Ayres ended on the 9th Of July
last
FRox MorrIvEDEo,-The people are getting tired
&c Don Fructuoso Rivera and want Oribe back on
the throne Revolutionary movements were visible
on the 18th Of July last
FRoM Mrxrco,-Accounts from this country re-
present it IN a very bad condition.
RroT broke out among the laborers on the Little
Miami Railroad, near Xenia, Ohio, a short time
since, by which one man lost his life, and another
severely injured. -Four Of the principal rioters
have been held 10 bail. w
II Is now said that G.. r. M. Davis, the lawyer of
Alton, has not q. 1. &. nor any whore else.
The Hon Elan Farms orth has been nominated