The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-12
Later from, Havana.

country, were entirely cut of.
All well at the Fort.
Later from Havana.
CHARLEsroN, May IL, 1912
The steamer Isabel from Havana, brings the follow.
ing intelligence
Several French citizens, who have resided on tho
island FIVE years. required to swear allegiance
to the Captain General and French Consul-Genera
Difficulty had ensued The latter demanded passports
and sailed the It'll for New York. bound to France
| appeal to his government.
The American Consul is charged with his duty dur
| ing his absence.
| HAVANA MARKETS, May Sugar is quiet-white at
1O,s to 12f; yellow, sshths browns 5> to 8;
Muscovados 5k. The weather is showery here, filling
the growing crop. Nolasses at rails is firm. Rice
$50 casks sold At 9il to OK. Up to 9Th instant one
eighth Of cargo brought TO- Freights are dull.
Arrival ofthc Steamer Isabel at Charleston,
from Havana.
CHARLESTON, May IL, 1849
The steamer Isabel, from Havana, arrived this morn
ing at six O'Clock with one hundred and forty
passengers.
We had good rain yesterday The weather is cool
to-day-thermometer go
The sales of cotton during the week have been 5000
bales. Fair and fully fair at TX TX The sales Of
rice have been 1000 tierces, at 21 to 3-prices
tanned.
The brig Georgiana and schooner Mary arrived yes
terdsy from New York.
Marine Indulgence from Key West.
CHARLEsror, May II, 1S49.
The steamer Isabel put in possession Of the follow
ing marine news from Key Vest
APRIL 23.-The ship Moselle from Boston, for New
Orleans, went ashore last night the east end of the
Sand Key She was got of again When she grounded
she had three and half feet of water in her hold
This morning the wind Is blowing fresh
24th-Cleared the schooner Renown.
25th-Arrived brig Wacossa, New York.
The Mosene biged yesterday.
27th-The hull, materials and cargo Of the Moselle
sold to-day.
2ath-Sailed bark Woocooche, for New York.
MAY BRIG Sarah Brown, from New York, for Apala-
chicoa, got ashore of Key West; got of without
much injury. The wreckers received 81, 600.
The Mesee sold for total, $4,000, of which the sal
vers get half
Sailed brig Florence, for New York Expense Of SAL
vers, $4,000.
Death by Cholera Of Judge Brough-Pro-
eress of the Disease at Cincinnati, so.
CINCINNATI, May 1O-1OPM
Judge Brough, Presiding Judge Of tho Hamilton
County Court Of Common Pleas and late editor of tho
ENQUIRER was seized by the cholera this morning. and
expired this afternoon at o'clock The river has risen
Eve feet since yesterday The Board Of Health report
% new cases Of cholera within the last twenty four
hours and deaths The number ofcases for the week
ending Wednesday, were ia, and deaths, 80
| Another Observation-Disclosures OF the Sugar
ana Corn Crop Mt Texas-Fire, &c,
| Baltimore, May I'LL P. NJ.
BY the Southern mail, arrived this evening, have
dates from New Orleans to tn 4th inst by which
learn that another had taken place at the JEFF
erson parish plantation late the evening of the Sd
inst and that the water running in with great
rapidty and If not stopped would reach the city
in 4s hours The city authorities bad taken steps to
prevent the danger and had sent aid for that purpose
Mr. Suares sugar house, and that of Charles j. Pike
parish Ascension $50 says dcspatch) have been
sumed by fire.
late Texas paper mentions that tho frost had been
very severe, and that it feared that much vegea
tion and corn had been killed. The corn crops and
sugar cane about Matagorda much injured.
Increase ofthc Cholera at Cincinnati.
CnNoNNArr, May 11-7P.M
The Board Of Health met to-day, and report thirty
three new cases of cholera since yesterday noon and
eight deaths. The disease is rapidly increasing
1ho Cholera
sr. LOUIS, May II, 1912
The cholera is on the increase in this city.
Death OF Distinguished Citizen.
wAsHmcros, May II, 1S4o
Daniel Carroll, Of Duddins ton aged IS } ears is dead
He was nephew Of Charles Carroll of Carroton of Re-
evolutionary memory
The Cnse Of Dinsman VS.. Captain wilkes.
WAsHrreror, May III PM.
In the circuit court to-day, the of Dinsman vs.
Captain Wilkes, for malicious punishment, was taken
up, and after consultation verdict of $500 da
IMAGES was rendered for the plaintiff
Death of Capt. Terry, of the Brig Pcdrszn.
New ORLEANS, May d. 1870.
Capt Terry OF tho brig Pedrasa latoly arrived from
Chsgrcs, died in this city, to-day, of cholera
Supposed Murder.
RocHEsrER, May 11-oP.M
man was found dead in tho woods, near Rochester
city To- day, who Is supposed TO have been murdered
The Reporters of Philadelphia.
PaILADsLrHrA, May IL, 1Sso
The reporters Of Phiiadephis are supping at Har |
They their res pects the reporters of