New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

HEALTH OF New w-ORLEANs.-For the As hours
ending at o'clock on the evening of the 18TH only four
Yellow Fever patients were admitted the Charity Hospi-
tai. The Commercial Bulletin Of the 10Th says:
sOu readers will be happy perceive that the fever IS
rapidly declining Should the weather continue favorable
few days longer may hope for end of the malady
ANOTHER FIRE IN NEw-ORLEASs.-Anothe
fire occurred New Orleans the 18TH which destroyed
the dry goods warehouse Of Mr. Brandgse Loss several
thousand dollars which, however is nearly covered by IN
surance in this city.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.-AS the train OF cars
from Boston were proceeding west Saturday last they
came in contact with yoke Of oxen Worcester, which
threw the engine from the track rendering it unfit for
and killed the oxen An OK also killed upon the ston
ington Railroad Sunday morning during the passage Of
the Steamboat Train from this city.
FLOUR AND WHEAT.-Account of flour and
wheat arrivediat tide water during
Sd ,ceek in Oct Total to 22d Oct.
Flour, brls. Wheat, bu. Flour, brls. Wheat, bu.
Sss 465 SSs1e1 ,s a5e SIS
ls4l,. 62,6sI 1929 l,2o659l 525 5o7
ls4a, ,..... ll2, ,549 64,325 l,l9367O 7OO,369
ls43, $500. lO6, ,O76 42,s49 1881 ,2S3 6347l9
Reducing the wheat flour, allowing five bushels to
barrel have aggregate of 656 227 barrels of flour
riyng at tide water since the opening OF navigation
Albany Argus.
CANAL Tolls AND TRADE AT TALBANY.-During
the third week of October of flour arrived AL
nv was 81 3S bbls; 4,437 bushels wheat Reducing the
wheat flour allowing five bushels barrel, we have
aggregate of g. 26s bb arriving Albany during the third
week Of October
Dnring the time the amount Of merchandise shipped
was 4 75S 500 lbs
The amount of tolls accrued this office, for the same
time, Sl4,l26 SO. Albany Argus.
I1NCHING IN MlssIssPPI.-The South Western
Farmer (Raymond Miss Of the 9th nst says that an out
rageou act of ynchng committed in that neighborhood
/ tl,. a f. Daye (Iridia had
been weeks committing many depredatons upon
the property Of the citizens when he length caught
with the assistance Of dogs, and delivered guard Sub
sequeny he taken from the guard the ngh dragged
into the woods, and hung
FATAL AcCIDENr,-The Rev Mr.. Hesser, while
on his way from Orwgsburg to the Ohio Conference, me,
with accident by the running Of his horse,
while between Lebanon and Harrisburg. Both his legs
broken and he otherwise seriously ured that
he died.
ANOTHER FIRE IN DoRCHEsTER.-About nine
o'clock Saturday morning. two large barns belonging
Major Whittngton filled with hay and grain and num-
Der of out-buildings, were destroyed by fire.
u Lieut.. Blyden Hedge, of the u s. Reye
service, died Key West Florida ofhe yellow fever
on the lth ult. Several wokmen the Barracks have
died and the building has been suspended consequence of
the prevailing fever.
u A farmer in the neighborhood of Little
Forte, twelve miles from Southport Wisconsin harvested
lU2 bushels OF winter wheat Of superior quality from
two end half acres ofland, by actual measurement.
O." One million of bushels is thought to be a
moderate estimate for the wheat that will be exported from
Wisconsin, the product Of the crop just harvested.
u The British Government steamer Colum
bia sailed from Boston Monday.
u The sixty yeighth Legislature of the State
Of New Jersey convened Yesterday