The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-06-06
News by the Mails.

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ARREsTING PHYsrcraNs.-Warran
have been issued nj Cincinnati for the ar.
rest of sevorur medical gentlemen, cIiarsa
ed WITH The Noncompliance OF an. iordin.a
ance requiring every physician 10 report
tho number Of cases Of spasmotlic cholera
or any malignant or, unusual disease, oc-.
curing within the limits orvicinity of the
CITY, that come under their treatment.
Tho business nt the WeIlnnd Canal is
increasing. The number of vessels pas.
sing through this work up to the Cd April
is l06, against last year. 's' 1 ,I.
Guard AGAINST PREMAruRE BURIAL
a learned Belgian, NJ. Mainple, has re.
Gently discovered very simple means Of
distinguishing between real and apparent,
death. 1t consists in creating small
burn; if there is life, d blister is, always
formed even in the absence Of apparent
inscnsibiliiy. If death has already inter-
vened, nothing ofthe kind occurs.
Itisssaid the maple sugar crop OF Yer.
mont this spring is uncommonly lurgc,
andt hat the amount Of maple sugar made
in the Northern States this year will ex.
coed the product Of the cane of,he South.
crn Sinles. Caleb Aldrich, of Sutton,
W., has made 5000 pounds from 100
trees. w. +
The Religious Anniversaries commen.
cd in Boston on Monday last, with the Bi.
bic Society. The attendance was large,
hut four-fifihs Of those prescn, were la
! dies.
Al the Polytechnic Institution in Lon.
don, is exhibited one pound of gloss, spun
by steam into four thousand miles, and
woven with silk into beautiful dresses and
tapestry!
The Small Pox exists 10 nm alarming
degree in and about Greensborough in N.
CaroliEa.
Anneraion.-A pnper is about to be
stnried in Montreal, for tho advocucy of
annexation 10 the United States.
Late from Buenos Ayrc.--Capt. Beau.
vais, of,he borque Mary and Martin; ar.
rived at New York, from Buenos Ayres
state that The blockade had been raised,
hut the Argentine government would not
allow English or French vessels 10 enter
the port.
The war stcnmcr United States, sailed
from Now York for England, OIL Tuesday
last, on her way 10 Germany. GuNe'L,
the celebrated musician, with q remnant
OF his band, went out in her.
For Cahformia--Tho J. Walls, Jr.
sailed from New Haven 2slh uIt.. under
the command Of Capt. j. Sandford, with
the Brothers Mining and Trading Compu.
ny and Williams & S,anley's Company
bound for California. A large number
OF people assembled on the wharf TO
witness her departure.
Firc.-The large frame building lit.
tie North Of the Rail Road Depot vii.
mington, N. C. built for and used Us
Lampblock Factory, took fire on or near
the roof chow is not known) on Saturday
morning, and was entirely DESTROYED, TO.
gether will oil the apparatus used in the
manufacturing process, and nbout 100
barrels of Lampblnck. The loss Is cs,i.
Nsaed al $1,000 WA. papers 2uM inst.
Remarkable Voyage.-Thc brig Rat.
tier. Moseley, arrived nj Salem on Friday
last, from Para, having completed the
entire voyage in .forly.nine days-thc
shortest ever made between tho two ports.
The Rather sailed from Sulem April @,
md arrived n, Para, on the 26,h. Sailed
from Para May 6,h-river s,h-nnd ar.
rived in Salem May 25th- having been
absent just sercn veeks!--Salcm Reg.
The body Of Dr.. Silas Holmes, ofthc
U. s.. Navy, drowned few days since
in-Mobile Bay by the upsetting OF boat,
was recovered on yesterday morning and
Inferred in the afternoon. His rcmnins
were escorted TO the grave by dciacl,mcn,s
of the Cadets and Fusiliers of the First
Volunteer Regiment, and detachment,
from the U. s. Exploring Squadron, un.
der command Of Major X. W. Smith
The City Authorities also accompanied
the escor.-lMobile advertiser, 25h uN.
The GoLD DoLLAR.-The following poIit-
ical description of this new coin, appeared in
the N. Y. Tribune and bears the impress of
Dana or Taylor on it's visage:-It has
come at last! Adams g. Co.'s express brought
yestarday from Philadelphia several of the
glitteriDg diminutive gold drors, and through
this source we are indebted for q sight of It.
In size it is somewhat larger than Tuscan
quattrino, (one-sixth of cent? which YOU
never find again after you drop it into your
pocket, but it is considerably smaller than
,ait-dimc, heretofore the smallest OF all Am.
erlcan coinage. The dies are exqusitely cut,
which accounts for the length of time in pre.
pairing them. The dollar is unloubtedlyth the
neatcst, tlniest, lightcst coin in this courtry,
!fnot-.value considered--in any other. There