The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-06-27
.reIegrapllie News.
! 5Nsw.ORLgAN JUNE


The important land case Of MI rs. Gen
i Gaines. now pending nthe United States
i Circuit Court. has been assigned for trial
i on The 18th November next.
The steam boat z, "a kkansds, No. ,,,l q,
from Biloxi, came into oliision Yesterday
wilfthe steam boat g General JFldnr,.z .zr ,'' 2,
Eat the Rigolets, by which occurrence The
| former vessel was SO much injured as 10
sink, hut3fortunntei no lives were lost.
JUNE 81
The therHoneter has been up TO IO2
degrees here to. day.
There were ten cases ofchoIera To-day
and four deaths. The fatal malnd
Egradually increasing.
| CINCINNATI, June 21 There were
twenty y.six cholera iDinrmcnts here to.day,
laund twenty nine OF other Diseases. In ono
Ecemetry there were ten interments, but
The diseases tare not specified. a
The river ias fiiIlen very rapidly with.
| i'm @ few days, past, and is now g. feet be-
low the highest point.
. The river has fallen very rapidly with
I m Q lew days past, end rs now 81 feet he.
low the highest point.
Sr LOUIS, juno 90 he cholera con. rayl
tinues 10 make fear rfnl lraYages III our city,
md is still on the increase. There were
90 interments yeste rday in o cemeteries.
his disense is also prevailing ae The
Etownt of ST. Jossptl's md all along the
Nilsson i5riyer. Il is making fearful pro-
gross.
New York Juno %
80 cases of cholera to-day and sd Ia /
aths--wenther very hot. Vegetables
nnd fruit go begging in Il The street.
Straw berries plcntifulat 9 cents a basket.
The Sienmer America arrived al
Halifax, M S. fer d run of 8 days fiIoln
/ Liverpool
Tic Irish patriots, cond demned 10 DEATH,
are TO be banished for life 10 what place
is moi mentioned. :5S
Paris papers of the 4ih June state that
Indy BlessiTgt ton is no more. She died
afier a brief Illness.
The ship. America Eagle, from .oneicn
for New York, with three hundred emf.
grants on board, was compelled to put
into Plymouth on the 9th of June, IN con-.
sequence Of the cholera breaking Out.
amongst the passengers. There were
twenty cases and seven Deaths from the.
disease.
ITALY. i
THE SROMAN5sTATEs. 3
lhenews OF the retreat ot the Neapo.
| il.ans into their own territory has been
confirmed; and il Is said Tint the King Of
Naples complains loudly ofthe conduct
ofths French, 1t leaving him open to nt-
tack from the Romans. Some French
accounts allege that the King retrented in
consequence ofan iniimation from Cen.
Oudinot. ;8i5s as..
The Hungnriana arc still victorious.
Cotton I.2 to Sd. s55 s.554 s..
The City Council OF Savannah have set
| apart Thursday next, as day of Humiliation
Fasting and prayer. .s
The same body have passed resolutions,
expressive oftheir regret at the decease Of
| x-Preside dent Polk, and ordered the Council
days. s. ssG g., - 1'Nss s,s
Mo1aors 20 tERe rarmeatea dead. &
We learn from Washington that by drec-
ton ofthe President of the United STATES all
h W" Puuic oihtes were closed and Gflped In
mourning on Wednesday, as n testimonial
OF respect to the memory Of .Ex-P President
POLK. Tho following order was also issued
by The Executive, in pursuance OF which ap-
propriate honors will be paid at each of our
military posts, and on board of our shira Of
war, Immediately after il reaches them:
The President, with deep regret, nm.
nonnces to the American people the death
| Of James K. Polk, late President Of the
United States, which occurred at Nashville
ON the 18th instant.
| aAnation is suddenly called upon to nonrn
the loss Of one, the recollection Of whoae long
services in its councils will be forever pre-.
served on the tablets of history. ~.
| saAs a mark OF respect to the memory Of a
| citizen who has been distinguished by tho
/ highest honors which his country could be-
stow, It is ordered that the Executive Man
sion and the several departments Mt Washing-,
ton be Immediately placed ia mourning, and
oil business be suspended during to.r,or-
row. ,,s fssstts 4, ,8
ut is further ordered thas the War and
Navy Departments cause suitable military
and naval honors TO be paid, on this occasion,
to the memory of the illustrious dead.
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