The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-28

our city to-day on account of the alarming increase of
the ravages OF The cholera The number OF deaths re-
ported during the "a hours ending to-day, is
less than tco hundred and etghtyfpe. The emlgfants
arriving here are being swept off by the hundreds and
controlling power over the disease.
NEW YORK, June 27-2 p, m.--Ihe rapid increase OF
the cholera IN this city, within the past two days. has
raised the panic high as ever and citizens
IN very exctabe state moving off with railroad
and steamboat speed for the springs and watering places
Yesterday the number OF cases 49, with 80
deaths. oday however, there is some falling off, and
the number OF new reported at 49, with "a deaths
Pi.nELrn,, June aaI fp; mIhe dreaded cholera
our good citizens. The number of new cases reported
tor the "a hours ending At noon to-day forty three
twenty -one new cases, and ten deaths.
IL also beginning to increase quite rapidly across the
river in New Jersey. There were twenty yea
terday al Camden, and four deaths
Canada - TAX of arrests for high treason
MONTREAL, June 25.The city continues healthy, al
though four cases of cholera 1.-TWO of which terminated
fatality have broken out.
There is much talk here of arrests for high treason
and ii is not improbable that some will be made in few
Flour is nominal at POS 3D. per Dbl, and exchanges II
per cent
Fatal case Of drowning.
BosroN, June 26.--At Fredona, Sunday,
driving carriage containing three ladies attempted to
French Creek where he got into fifteen feet water
The horses, vehicle, and contents carried by the
current under boat and before they could be excaed
the ladies had persisted The and horses saved
Fire in The Foods ,oho'e piags in F2ames-Dsstvueom
Of Sa~ Mus and Lumber-People Flying to the Beach ion
BosroS, June 26-From s. John papers of YESTERDAY,
we learn that the re raging IN the woods IN New Bruns
wick had increased with fearful rapldy, threatening
great destruction OF property.
A letter dated St Andrews, 18th instant, says that
whole village at New river had been destroyed, together
with the extensive mills belonging to Messrs. Frye
Il Farnham, and large quantities of timber.
About one hundred persons had been compelled to fly
both sides Several other saw.mlls were DESTROYED
Robbnstown, where eight large vessels are being
built threatened with destruction The loss Of prop
erty, gram and lumber is said to be very large No
can tell when or where this fire will stop
PHILADELPHIA, June 27--2 D. m
The thermometer to-day stands at SO in the shade
The stock market is steadysales of treasury SIS l6s
New loan 1l74 Pennsylvania 5's 9o4, and s's 1902
is dull at 81 IS Rye flour So Wheat is scarce-saes
of white 1915 o7 cens sales also of prime red at ioI
l02 cents Corn steady, and sales Of yellow at So
SO cents. Oats q 81 cents, rye 50 cents Provisions
the sales very small Whiskey is selling at 81 2l
cents per gallon IN bbls.
New YoRK, June 27--2 p m
The stock market is firm, but not active-sales OF
treasury note SIS at llet New loan liza.
The flour market is iirmsales of 5000 bbs at - So
a 81 62t for western brands southern do "a 81 So,
az to brand Corn meal SO 81. Rye -four ~ %.
Sales Of 1000 bushels common red wheat at IS 80
cents Genesee 1877 1928 cents Corn is steadysales of
10000 bushels, at S. cents for Mixed and So cents for
yellow. Oats 35 a 81 cents Rye So cents.
Provisions dull small sales pork at $40 % a
$40 81 prime do. IS 80. Lard 81 "a cts.
Groceries without change, and not much doing.
The cotton market is steady-dealers holding of for
the foreign Sales of 300 bales at 81 81 cents Tor
fair Upland
Whlskey s selling al 81 81 ] cents in bbls
No tdings yet OF the steamer Hiberna, due.
BALTIMORE, June 27--10 p. m.
We learn from New York that the brig Eliza Taylor,
from BueBos Ayres May 9th, arrived to-day. The
captain reports that the troubles there are as far from