The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-17

| later dster from the ints rior. " ' '
The Galveston Jon,nai OF the lar inst ,.vs.-Dr ! C.
Jordan the hospital physician report, the number q
ending AnSust a,th =. 70 bs to y
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snos "a. las. leeos. 70 nAvs oeen put TWO Cd
We learn that in nrvsts n,snos ths css.s If h;,o.s
,srmt,tsnt 80. M sa ny Eases 2, Dno ".
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car - 1919 - *. 80; at, ;a 80 ; =; ss.ou
issue shall awe cando and ,elis Bic ststemsnt Of hoa
The matter sanas = "
The Journal says:-M seeig-on rendered hi. re.,~r.
ton as MAYOR 10 the BOARD OF Aldermen on the oath
inst Alderman Rich.ydton was ma rimoua,x alactad
President pro tenn apd election for Msyor ordered to
be held on the lOth ssn-sr,,sr Oar ns;shhor of Ina
Neys W. Nchardssn is ths only GA nddsts for the ones
thus far 80 ~ ~
We Learn from The Indiano. 6,,1l,,n that +b.ra had
be en- 40 cases of yellow fever in Ind,anoa car
uau euiarsnt and the otber vss Ianasd from The
stsemer The foilcvno II the rsnort ~ tha RoaS oS
Health en- the reception Of the steamship Ne xico At
Irdanol.. - - f - ~
A. The Msxco cam. nm s,. h..,aaa - ~
Hushss our health oficsr who nstifutsd an srsy,;ns
ten into Il Condition OF til. vessel and the health Of
supplied it'll the recessary OF purifyps her dsc
there had not hesn ease al sickness On the trim az
this we have the Assurance of Cant THOMSON h
It is fortunate that very few persons are now tYaysng
snd this with the sanitary measured ob,ervsd on the
steamer viii prevent ia into his nIscs
from that source Local cea pliness fee use Of lime
chloride of lime ether purify log agents. with temper
ate habits, will enable us to escape.
The steamers refuse TO take passengers to from Gal
ION. on account Q, the quarantine regulations.
The folk wing items We slip from the Indianola Bulletin
Of he 3oih ulamo;-
Ibe comet with its long tail Is increasing In braocY
al visible length. The papers of Galveston Victoria
GoIzdss and San Antoaia speak of hsyicg seen it.
The FIRST bale OF new cotton resolved at Indianola this
year v2s from the plantation of Gen. Wall, of Gonzales
county, On the All o. August but by some accident did
rot reach New Orleans soon it should have DONE
the first wagon Load however, Of eight bales,
ceivtd BY kessrs Southern Lsnda August % from the
ocel plantation OF Mrs Lttessd, Of Gonzales county
wko as We are cieoiby informed hiss one OF the largest
rs nd omest and most allied plantations in West
can Texas. Success to the model female planter
We alluded last week. the Journal to tbs violent
death Of Mexican Ia the vicinity of Austin, the week
previous, and that arrest had been made. That
rest Henry Vines, and since that time thee others
Capt j. Grumolss, Augustus Fore and Gray Ceme ut
have been arrested On Tuesday the trial of the two
frstnsmed v s commenced before John Allan Esq,
and until Thursday evening when che evidence
Was closed ard the case submred TO the court without
argument Justice Allan committed the parties J, j..
Grambes AID henry Vines, to jail to await the District
Court.