Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-01

CorrAoror ~ LevrsrArA.-We learn that at
Franklin, ST. Martinsvs' ana sh nrt.,;,v =
ness has greatly increased, ana tne "or'~y ~ Pio
portion to the population was great.
ExraRAmoN-The emigration into Canada seems
IA increase very rapdly. This season, to the 18th
inst there has arrived at Quebec 1887 emigrants
against 32s9 during the same period last year, show
ing an increas this season OF Aus
FRom TIE INDIAN FRoETIER.-WAR WITH TIE
CueRoKEEs 1T appears from letters and dispatches
published in the western papers, that serious dl
cultes are likely to arise from the murder of Ridge
and Boudinot by the Ross party General Arbuckle,
stationed at Fort Gibson has received orders to de-
mand the murderers. and shoald John Ross refuse
and he has-to give them up, Genl A. is TO marcn
into the Cherokee country with a sufficient force
and take them whether The probability Is
therefore that there will be war between the forces
of the United States and the Cherokees. Gen'l A.
is preparing for any contingency, and as Ross has
refused the next will be highly interesting ana
important-perhaps of . battle.
DEATH or THE HIN Mr.. WHITE.-A ST. Lonis
paper announces the death of the Hen. Joseph M
white, of Fisrida. He died there the 18th inst
DEATH OF A CoNvIcr-One of the prisoners con-
fined in the Pententary at Alton, Illinois, recently
attacked Mr. Buckmaster, the keeper, who drew
pistol and shot him dead The convicts intended
general revolt.
HEALTH OF BALrIMoRE.-Forty seven persons
died in Baltimore last week.
TIE SICKNESS IN New ORLEANS This southern
city is rapidly improving in health AT the charity
during the week ending on the 18th inst. and OF
these but fourteen died Of the yellow fever
The FEVER II MoBiLE.-Those who are on the
of returning TO Mobile should not hurry. sew
eral who have returned to that city have been car
ried off by the fever, which still continues very
bad there
MuRpER.-We learn from Columbus, Miss: that
Col Byrne, the Sheriff Of Lowndes Co. was found
slot dead near there /, short time since
FIRE IN CAMBRIDGE, MAss.-Four dwelling
houses one stable. and three barns were desroyedon
Tuesday last. b Harry, Lyman Thursten, b. Reed,
r. and G. Meacha9, A. Edwards, l.. Bailon, Doctor
Harris, Miss Mason, Mrs. Webb, and Mr. Hall,
were the sufferers. Total loss $4,000 1t was the
work Of an incendiary.
ApoLIrIoN1sM IN DETROIT, MIcHIGAN.-On the
18th ult. a runaway slave named Henry, was arrest
ed in Detroit and the property OF Ohm Kerr,
of ST. Louis Mo. The abolitionists stepped forward
for the protection of the slave obtained writ OF ha
beas corpus, and had hearing before the Judge OF
the district, who decided in favor Of Mr. Kerr On
leayi the party of blacks and whites made
a rush, and endeavored TO rescue the slave nut ana
succeed They in return for their love OF liberty,
received several broken heads and bloody noses
Four or five were arrested and committed-one,
negro, who had in the row snapped pistol In the
face OF depaty sheriff.
YELLOW FEVER IN FLoKiDA.-Reports from ST.
Augustine to the 18th ut, state that the yellow lever
very bad there.
NATcHEz.-In the week ending on the 18th inst,
there were sixteen deaths from the yellow fever.
Mr.. FEArHERsroNuAUGH and Col. Nudge, says
the Quebec Mercury of the 18th ult., proceeded in
the Ringdove sloop of war yesterday. They are to
be landed at Rimouski whence they proceed into the
interior towards Lake Mets.
Loss OF ANOTHER STEAMER.-The Florida, from
Alexandria for New Orleans, struck a snag near
Shaggy Point, on the 9th ult, and sunk. She will
be total loss. Part Of the cargo saved.
FRoM THE SANDWICH lsLANDs.-The Gazette,
to April 9Th has been received. Princess kinau,
Governess Of Oahu, died the 4th, aged 81. She
was sister the King and daughter to the late King
Tamahamaha. She died of the mumps.
From the New York Express.
S3- Extract Of letter from the late stephen Grard
banker late Of Philadelphia, to Mr. Williams, the English
Ocust then Paris, dated Phadeoha April 10th, 1880
Mr. Girard, who nearly 90 Of out OF
number above 80 years DID, well the middle
aged and the whom born bind but have
restored ght benefited BY the OF other OF
Mr.. Williams remedies during the last forty two years
To Mr.. Williams. Honorary Ocus, &c, to the King OF
France Sir have had slow but favorable prospects The
skin that covered the was thick and Of ayeswh appear
ance Il 10 now much clearer and lighter particularly the
Of the eye and the right outer edge Of the pupil
which be distinguished under the cataract As to the re-
covering the ght OF that have little hopes but
should be the wi advise oft, and will consider
Il great miracle particularly do not remember when
Ilos the sight OF that indeed II It was since was born
Imust have been A to DOCTORS they Do not VISIT
my house, and consider myself in the treatment OF levers
cuts &c, competent one in the United
fore. shal put them competition with you Your ODE
Aent servant, STEPHEN OsAkp.
Mr. williams now lives Providence House, ALP Broad
New York, where the patients are daily received from
any part world account Of disease Of the kye or
Blindness Of the Ear Of Deafness and remedies may De
the afflicted, &c reereaee Is made to any person IN
New the payment Of hrs accustomed fees IN advance
lsao-when he expects leave for Europe nlStdy' SlwF