Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-08-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Missouri E2ectioa
ST Louis, AUGUsr 5-rbe whole Democratic f;eks, sor
the county Of St Louis has been elected without doubt
The election Of Col Benton Congress from this d.cr
is I" fixed fact
1ykonsas Electton.
LITTLE Rock AuGUsT Mr. CoswAr. the REGULAR
Democratic candidate for Governor ahead so far and il
probably elected The Wing candidate for the Ieois,a
ture is elected in crittenden comfy.
lara Electioa
DUBUoUE, AUousT 5--LLSooLs CLARK and BERxa,Rpr
HEsN Democrats are probably elected Congress from
this State.
Dest,nctire Fire.
NEW ORLEANS AUGusr 5.--BoYD's well known hotel
situate at East Pascagoua together with all the buildings
attached it, entirely consumed by fire Wednesday
morning. The furniture partially saved The in
surance not sufficient TO cover the loss.
Greot Fire al .Soeaanoh
SAVANNAH AUGrsT "A fire occurred yesterday which
destroyed every thing Hubby far north rs
Margaret south to Laurel street. and Canal
street Seventy houses consumed and hundred
families rendered homeless. Loss $780, 900 to 100000
perdict Of the Jury as 10 the Henry Clay Disaster.
NEW YORK, AuGrsT 4.--The Corsners Jury have rem
dered verdict that the victims by the burning Of the
steamer Henry Clay to their deaths by the reckless
acts of the and officers OF the boat and their dis
regard of hAman life This verdict aceords with the
second statute law defining murder.
Sscrcss of Flores ro6obie G'apfsre Of Gaayaqaa
/ New YORK, AUGUST 4-Private advices from Payts
state that engagement took place the 9th Of July
between Flores and Morina, in which the latter de-
feated with great loss Feses asenAsd 70 take
sion Of Guayaaul ON the 10Th ultino-
Progress Of the Cholera.
RocnEsTGR, AuGvsT 5--DariDg the last twenty -four
hours there have been twenty foar and nine
teen deaths OF cholera Six deaths occurred house
and the disease seems to be increasing The Board Of
! Health are active in cleansing the city and abating
nuisances. Great alarn prevails.
BUFFALO, AuGus1 5-Tbe cholera is rapidly disappear
ing Only fourteen deaths occurred yesterday Judge
De Veaux of the weahiest men Of this section died
at Niagara yesterday OF the disease.
sASpusKY, (OHIo,) Aususr 5-The cholera has broken
out here and several deaths have occurred.
DEATH from hjaries
PRiLADELpHIA, AUGUST 6--Iames Miller an officer Of
the city police, died at the hospital last night from nu
res inflicted three weeks since by Samuel Copperthwate
while under arrest In 1915, when Copperthwaite
only seventeen years OF age he shot Hager Kelley and
convicted and sentenced to imprisonment but
: subsequently pardoned by the Governor.
! Execution Of Matthias Skapiaski
PHILADELpHIA. AUGUST 6.-Nlatthas Skupinsk was
hung in the yard of the county prison this morning at
quarter past eleven o'clock for the murder Of the Jewish
pedar boy, Lehman He protested his innocence the
last and made confession. The Sheriff had limited
the tickets of admission to the Jail yard those only
whom the law and duty required to be present.
: Three Days Later from, Europe.
e HALIFAX, August 4.-The steamer Niagara with Liver
pool dates of the oath ultmo arrived early hour
this morning Her news, except in commercial light.
is wholly unimportant.
: The classification of the new House of Commons is
Ministerial 1885, Opposition 212, giving Ministerial
ority Of fifty three including forty liberal Conservatives
The visit of President BoSAPARTE Baden was con-
nected with matrimonial project lie socts the hand
of Princess CAROLINE DE- VAsA, granddaughter of the
Duchess of Baden.
Petitions for the establishment of the Empire France
filling up under the local authorities places
Marshal ExogIMASs had been killed at Paris by falling
from his horse.
NJ LEBLANC had been called upon TO form the new Bel
Q gian Cabinet
The American squadron arrived Naples on the 2st
!, ultino
including the Archbishop Of Rivera and six clergyen
Count TAScRgD MoRro and other nobemen have been
y rested at Rome by the Austrian Commission the
II picon of liberalism.
At Liverpool in the beginning of the week. cotton had
Of been quiet slight reduction the sales averaging 500C
bales per diem until Wednesday, when the market assumed
p 6rmer tone Large sales made that and the fol-
lowing day Mt I'D advance, at which the market closed
r, very firmly Fair Orleans 6sd, Mdding Allied, Fair
d Mobile SD, Midding 5.1l6d, Fair Uplands SD, Mid
dling-5Id.
e The grain market was dull with declining tendency
Sales of Western Canal and Philadelphia -four l9s
g los 3D. Baltimore, 9s Cd 20s Ohio, Dos Dos Cd
White wheat, 6s Id. red and mixed S. 3d. IS. lid
The market bare Of Indian small sales of yelsv
q mt SIS. Cd, and white as 2Ss. Cd.
! baltimore Market
BALTIMORE AUs:rsr 6.There is no news Of manner,
business is steady for the Sales of Howard
street -four at 81 S4O6,; City Mills 81 Sales of red
wheat good to prime, at so "a cts white do "a 90
and very choice, for family four 95 1907 white corn 81
~, yellow 63 o.; oats % 81 rye IS ~. Clo-
, verseed $40.
Provisions are very firm Sales of pork at $3.50
Groceries unchanged.
The tobacco market is firm. Sales during the week OF
zoo hhds Maryland and Ohio full prices of last week
Some are asking &c. advance. Maryland, common to
frosted $3.50 SO; sound dark So 20 a 81 /;
good brown "a So; good red - Sc; find and
xG TO SS12l ground leaf - to 50; wrapping 81
X9. Good TO fair Ohio $500 a 81. 25: fine reds So %
$40 The inspections Of the week 923 hhds Mary
land, 5SS Ohio "a Kentucky, Virginia and Alabama;
total ,jl5 bids