The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-17
Cholera JMarkeis-F Fire raging in allegheny city
80 houses ACKNOWLEDGMENT not alloDed to ,coyk

Cholera-JMarkeis-F Fire raging in allegheny City
80 houses destroyed Fremen not alIo'oed to 'cork
BALTIMORE, July l6-9 p. m.
Cholera.-There were nine new cases and five
deaths at the alms-house to-day.
The market for Howard street -four, fresh
ground, is entirely BARE We have sales Of $50
bbs at "A IS, which clears out receipts for to-day
Sales 260 bbls old at "a 62I, to be renspected
No city mills or Susquehanna in the market
Sales of red wheat at 100 l03c. for prime.
Sales white corn at 81 &c., and yellow at 59a
Coo. Very little here.
Nothing in oats.
Whisky is scarce and dull at 23c. in bbls.
PrrrsBURc, July l6, l84s.
Fire raging in Allegheny city--thirty buildings
destroyed, including Dr. Swift's church. No efforts
made to extnguish it, in consequence of disagree
ment between the fremen and the city counc the
latter having refused an appropriation for repairing
engines. The Pittsburg 6remen, having repaired
to the scene of conAagration, were not allowed to
work by the mob.
BALTIMORE, July 1864 p m.
Accounts received from New Orleans to the 18th
state that the 18th sales Of cotton amounted to
fourteen hundred bales; prices rather favorable to
sellers. The Falcon sailed for Chagrcs. Gen.
Gaines will has been proved; the property is to
be divided between the widow and her two sons.
Paroles has declared for Santa Anna. BY the
revolution, the independence of the Sierra Madre
is expected to be declared. The report of the
massacre of the New York emigrants from Fort
Smith has been confirmed. The weather at
Charleston is cool and healthy. There was a
heavy rain yesterday. Should reports reach you
of excitement respecting the negroes, be assured
they are incorrect. The whole matter originated
in the workhouse, and the end will be the capture
of the escaped negroes, some of whom are now on
trial.
BALTIMORE, July l6-9I p. m.
In Albany as cases Of cholera were reported to-
day, and l6 deaths. In Buffalo SO cases and 81
deaths by cholera have been reported since Sat-
urday.
BALTIMORE, July 1864 p. m.
The interments at ST. Louis on Saturday and
Sunday by cholera were l49.
The weather is cool. The FIRE at Allegheny
city is still raging. The military were called out
to dispense the mob and protect the Pittsburg fire.
men.
There were so cholera inierments at Cincinnati
to-day, and 40 Of other diseases.
Latest from Maracaibo.
BosroS, July Is
We have dates from Maracaibo to the 18th
ulumo. All quiet, but revolution was expected
10 Oredk OUT about the Jtn OF July
Cholera In the West.
CINCINNATI, July Is.
The cholera still RACES badly. The interments
yesterday in all were l6l, Of which l0l were of
cholera. Business is almost entirely suspended
ST. LOUIS, July Is.
The cholera still prevails to an alarming extent
The number Of intermen's during Thursday and
Friday last amounted in all to $50, Of which 1879
were of cholera
the river yesterday, struck against the wreck Of one
OF the burnt steamboats,, and great was the con-
cussion that she sunk Immediately.
We have later news from the Plains. Colonel
Levering and his troops had passed the South Fork
Platte at last accounts, and were all well.
Interesting from the Piains-Choler.. &c.
ST. LOUIS, July IA.
BY an arrival here from the Mormon settlement
on the Salt Lake, we have dates to the 9Th Of Nav.
IL is stated that the country is very healthy, and
the crops promise abundant harvest. There
had been many fine rains in the wiley.
Many Of the Mormons had gone in the search
of gold against the counsels Of the elders Of the
church.
The Crow Indians had committed number Of
depredauons, carrying off horses, cattle, &c, when
ever opportunity offered.
Coils. lowering and Beckenstos, with troops,
were met on the south fork of the Platte river
They were getting along very well.
The cholera Is rapidly disappearing from among
the emigrants on the Plains.
The first company Of emigrants met at Fort La
ramie on the 22d Of May.
Several serious quarrels and fights had occurred
among the emigrants. Many were taking the back
track for home.
The reports Of the cemeteries yesterday show
still further decrease in the ravagcs Of the cholera,
and il is now thought that we have seen the worst
Of the terrible scourge.
The rivers above are falling. Here the river is
at a stand.