The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-31
Mrs. Anna CHAsE.--Among the Passe Myers By
the Galveston yesterday was Mrs. Anna CHASE.
the distinguished Heroine of Tampico
". o. Mereury lGS

Mrs. ANNA CHAsE.-Among the Passengers b.
the Galveston yesterday was Mrs. ANNA Cu.sE
the distinguished Heroine of Tampico.
". o. Mercury 18th.
The Natchez Courier says that that repio,
was visited by the most destructive food on tn
18th inst which ever occurred there Tn,
damage cotton sustained by il in Mississippi an.
Louisiana is immense.
Col. Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, is ma
tive of Kentucky. lie was born in Christian
county.
AID TO IRELAND AND ScoTLAND.-The con-
tributOns for the relief Of the suffering Door in
I Ireland and Scotland have all been sent forward
by the respective committees appointed for the
purpose. Since my last report, of the 18th ult
the following donations have been received.
For IREL.ND.-From the Rev. Cler-
gy of st. Rose, Revs. Cheney and
McElroy, per {. c. Kelly $40 90
For ScorLASD.-From J. :. Ora
ham, Danvle, Ky, 5 90
Alex. Stewart, Albion, Ill. per Rev.
w. l.. Breckenridge, 10 90
Received per Jno. Martin, ; 90
Collected in Clear Creek Presbyt.-
rian Church, Jessamine county, ky.,
perW NJ. Todd, 80 10
Collected in Evansville, Ia, per Jno.
Douglass, 81 90
Family of Rev. Benz. Northcui,
Fleming county, KY, per Rev. J.
Wellburn, 4 50
Making the aggregate amount received and
remitted for Ireland 1880 II; for Scotland
S2.356 o..
The following articles have been received by
the committee for the relief of Scotland, and not
hat, IL
sacks do, and bbls. flour from Client, XIV,
per DIR. Sinm; , bbls. flour of J. A. Moore
w. RICHARDSON, Treasurer.
July %, lsH.-Louiscilie Courier
The Bank Of Eaton is now fully organized
Ellis Minshall has been elected President, John
VI. Gray, Cashier, and Joseph :. Hawkins MEM
Der of the Board of Control.
Gov. DopGE of Wisconsin intends-so say
the Wisconsin papers-to call together the Leg
islature early i'll October for the purpose of pre-
pairing another Constitution, and the admission
of the Territory into the Union. Before the ad-
Journment of the next Congress, Representa-
tives and Senators from Wisconsin NAV take
their appropriate seats in the grand Council of
the Nation.
Ma. PETrIT.-We are sorry TO hear that this
gentleman met with a serious accident on Fri
day last in the neighborhood of West Point in
this county. The horse which he was driving
in buggy, took fright and ran away, throwing
Mr. Petit out, and breaking his leg This acct
dent. if it do no more or worse, will probably
confne Mr.. Petit 10 his room for several weeks
Lafayette Io.) Journal, july I'D
Gen. CALEB Cushing has so far recovered the
accident TO his leg as to be able TO walk We
believe he is second in command to Gen. Taylor.
The 81. Louis Republican of the 22d inst saws
"The steamer Amaranih from ~. Joseph YES
teriay, reports the Missouri 10 be rising above
the mouth of the Kansas and falling below,
with six feet water in the channel. The
Mississippi is still recedng above and below
the city The last boat over, reported scant
three feet water on the lower rapids, and from
this point down there is nine feet water in the
channel. The linois is falling from Peru
down, with three TO three and a. half feet water
on the bars
DE,TH or SISTER or CH,RrTy.--We are I'M
der the Influence of unfeigned sorrow in an
the death of one of those admra-
bic women, who, under the name of Sisters
of Charity, have for years in this city, united
all sutirages in their favor, by the unobstru-
siveness of their piety, eN-mpliiicd IN the
quiet discharge of their duties of attendants
on the sick and afflicted. Sister Ann Basilia
Lynch, native OF Ireland, while nursing a
number OF children in the Hospital, suffering
from ship fever, unhappily caught the disease
from her young charges. and Notwithstanding
every attention lavished on her, died on Friday
last, at the early age of twenty-four. She was
buried on Saturday afternoon. In the language
of Burke, on the death of the Phiantropist
Howard, il may be- said, ..she trod an open but
unfrequented path TO Immortality" and in the
very opening bloom of life, was transferred from
the scene of her earthly mission to state of
perennial glory and happiness.-N. o. Com.
Times, 18Th.