Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-22
UTICA. June IL. 1910.

UTICA, June IL, 1S40.
CHOLERA AT RoME.-Two severe cases OF
cholera are reported yesterday as having occur
red at Rome, fifteen miles west Of this City.
Utica still continues healthy.
1t is reported now that G.. NJ. Clay was not
killed in the riot in the rcncontre in Madison
County. The last intelligence from him was
that he was recovering. Turner is dead.
BUFFALO, June 18.
The Board of Health report one case of thol.
era and one death in the last AZ hours. The
whole number of cases which have occurred,
commencing May 10th, are 81, and 3 deaths
New YORK, June Is, D. m.
Eighty-one cases and II deaths from cholera
since yesterday.
Few York, June 10.
Thirty cases of choler1. and ten deaths, since
yesterday.
BUFFALO, June 10.
No new cases and no deaths by cholera
Blythe arrival of the Crescent City, the New
Orleans Bulletin learns that there are no limits
to the gold region. 1t extends south of Santa
Barbara, and down to Lower Chill. There were
at San Francisco over fifty vessels of all nations
from which the crews had deserted, and would
not return for one hundred dollars per month.
The u. S. ship Warren had arrived and fifteen
of the crew deserted next day. The Crescent
brought mail from California, and 100000 dol
lars in gold dust. Col Hughes and party have
been successful beyond all expectations
The survey of d route for a road to Panama
the greatest grade was found to be only 20 feet
per mile, and on the Pacific side the work would
commence Immediately.
The isthmus was clear of passengers, and the
health of Panama was good. Col Hughes SAYS
that besides the gold in the Crescent City, 2,O0O
900 more had arrived at the Isthmus during the
month of May, portion Of which was from Cal
ilornia, and the residue from the south
Gen. Persiler F. Smiths proclamation is so
materially disrcgarded that serious difficulties
are anticipated, should he attempt to put them
in force. News from Tampico to the 9Th, state
that 10000 Indians were within twelve miles of
that place. and the inhabitants were daily expect
ing nh attack.
MARtErs.-B Better feeling in produce-hold-
ers firm. IS is offered for iair Ohio wheat and
SO is asked. Sales OF 10000 bushels of Chica-
go deliverable at St GATHERINGS, 73c last eve
ming. Some 10000 bushels low mixed corn,
sold at AZ c. One inferior of IS 600 bushels of
prime not in store, sold at 46c.
No. l. Mess Pork, Buffalo inspection. held at
1925 1880. Sales of mess at 1912 II; ham
6 Ia. Canal lreights SO so on -four 6 on
wheat; and Il on corn.
New ORLEANS, June u.
Return Of Gov. MaScn-The Crescent City
arrived yesterday from Chagres, bringing ST.
100000 gold dust, and 1876 passengers, inclu-
ding Gov. Mason, and Captain Forbes, of the
mail-steamer California. They confirm all pre-
yious statements about the abundance of the
precious metal Indeed they are far short of the
reality.
The Oregon and California had sailed from
Panama for San francisco, taking all the pass
engors waiting at that point.
Nothing had been done towards establishing
provisional government in California. Advi-
ces from California are highly favorable. The
market appears overstocked with everything but
provisions. There are sixty vessels in the har-
Dor of San Francisco, principally iIor, the Uni
ted States and South America.