The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-21

within the twenty ioaf hours ending m. dsy
2is. Of which Iss were a yellow lever
sss isrosrAsr rsos MI rAso
Nav osLKAs.. Aug. ~ The P.cayanc has advice
from III Paso 10 the I'D Of July
Theirs ~as great "Aetssmsnt ibese IN conssq"sass
party Of Americans having attacked the jail tar the pas-
Of re.caing returned Californian who had bsss
justly imprisoned by the MexcADs.
The guard of Nc troops bred on the Ameyieans.
killing Tho disuci Of III PAso county. Tsxss
Another American wounded. The hns result Of tbs
AFFAIR Is known
The Mericans had taken arms and drilling
tho Aneresn town Of III Paso. which In great dan
ger
fnE EPISCOPAL ooNsKsrtoS WESTERN nav yeHK-
BurrALo, August 10 Governor Seymour attended shs
convention q Iday.
The committee whom referred the subjsos Of -
censinns the number OF trustees Of The General Thee
logical Seminary which the diocese saod rsposs
ed sneh numbcrto be rw-nryone exclusive Of bsop
They reported n- names of said trustees. sn
The bishop reported that The present missionary fand
amounts $40 0Oo.
H. Rochos er move that so much Of the bishops a.
dress related Bishop Ives be referred COMMITTEES
Of three.
Much animated discussion between the Passyitss
and strict churehen The subject and II eventually
laid on The tablr.
The following gentlemen elected standing
miuse Rev. Benjamin Hale. ID. d Rev. VIM. Shelton.
ID. ID. Rev. w. H. A. Bisseu Rev. Edward LiveTnoss
Mr. David 5 Hall; Mr.. VIM. c. Pierpont; Mr., r. D. Bur-
relli and Mr. David Hudsos
rEvxR.-rnE wKArHEk ETC.
NV ORLEANS, August 49, p. m.-The fever eoatpues
the increase, and The mortality 10 fearful During the
pact hou ending this morning, there have bssn
reported board of health Ia nil 40 deaths. Of which
s66 were oil yellow fever. $3.50
The weather continues exceedingly nfavorable with
alternate no, and cold and frequent Distress and
spiierng indescnbabe Increase with each succeeding
hour.
Business nlmos, entirely suspended. the wharvss de-
sened and all presents the appearance Of solemn Sab
bath.
CHOLERA A CUMBERLAND.
CUMsEkLArp August IS Great excitement pevsils hers
the residents eight nno deaths having occurred
the last honrs from the cholera The dssess
confined the lower OF the town. and no cases havs
urred hotels which well filed with
gers passing West the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad Many families are, however, leaving H.
place
CUMBERLAND, Aug % The cholera is now considerably
en- decline the weather being cool and dsIishtfn
One mid case. occurred to-day, which readily
yielded proper The disease prevailed chiefly
along the banks of running through tho snd
attributed ,od and sudden change Of tom
peraure Many citizen. have LEFT the town, but the panic
was wholly unnecessary.
Tue following is list Of those who have died since the
disease first appsared On Wednesday. Archibald McNsi,
Jew eles and Samuel A, vronan, carpenter; Tbuu-
day, Thomas w. Burton, wheewright; VIM IA Miller.
tailor; John Shank. bAif Charles Blue. backsmish
VIM. Leland, laboret Hiram Hilman, sai'os JonsshAn
Wilt maker; Henry Ambruster. shoemaker;
Mrs. Sullivan, mother of James Saivsn. shoe meschsat;
Mrs II. c. McChesney, long suffering with the consamp-
ton Mrs Asbury Smpkns, aud child OF Mathias Sal
In all, Ia
BURNT.
MippLKTows, (Ct } Aug 10.The extensive oil factory
Of Messrs Cooley & Danorth Church street, hss been
entirely consumed by ire Loss heavy Cause OF FIRE an. >
known.
BALrlMoRx, Aug. l9.-The southern mail arrived hers
10 day with dates late due from all the soahsrn
cities.
The first bale OF cotton arrived ~ Savannah
Tuesday last.
Lieusnsnt Davenport of the service. has OBJ
aimed leave accompany Judge jackson, of Georgia,
his mission to Austria.
There only twenty deaths reported in Charlesoa
a week seE
No yellow fever have appeared tbs chip
Joha Camm X, anchor below Sxvnnnah but the
ard was dying At The lsa sccountA
The Charleston city councils have voted two shousand
iollsn to the relief OF New Orleans
cHxnoxRa.
Naw YoKK Aug I9.-Tbe steamship Casrotes, Esm
New Ohcsns, via Havana arrived Mt this port this
ny bringing hundred and ten passenger.
She sft Havsna the lAh inst, bu, her !, Of nc
IN postance.
She ha, been detained athe quarantine as prsca
Try measure against the yellow lever
CELEBRATION OF TINS rrw rSeLAsp KHolnrSr
BosroS, Aug. l9.-rhe anniversary of the Ninth New
Eng and Regiment tGrnerai P,erce) viii be ceisbrasd
Hartford IN Several OF the officers
route for that city.
PrrrssuEs, August I9--Ths late heavy raias bavs
caused a fine rise n There 10 Ave feet OF
water in the channel, and attn dsing Feighu will be
reduced considerably, and business rendered much
active.
rxrrAcnxssr Albany
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