, 1853-11-26
MINE paYs Later from the States

The San Francisco Commercial Adver-
itser Of the 9TH inst. says: "By the arri-
val of'the P. NJ. s. S. steamer Panama on
Saturday morning, we are in receipt of files
from New Orleans up to Oct. l4lh, and
Telegraphic dispatches from New York to
the 18Th Our adyices are received through
the Picayune office, and forwarded by the
Ocean Mail and Inland Company, via the
Ramsey Route.
New YoRK, Oct. ll.-Several heavy
failures have been announced in this city,
among them that Of she well known bank
ing house Of Simeon Draper. Speculations
in stocks arc the causes assigned for these
unexpected and unfortunate disasters.
New YoRK, Oct. l2.-At the State cleo
tions which have Just been concluded in
Pennsy ylvania, the whole Democratic Ticket
has been carried. In the city Of Philadel-
phia, however, the Wing candidate IoT the
mayoralty has been elected.
Barnabas Bates, the author Of The cheap
postage system in the United States, died in
Boston this morning.
The New York money market continues
tight. Sterling exchange is at 10 per cent
premium.
Tho elections in Ohio have resulted in
The complete success Of the Democratic
ticket. Medil, the candidate of that party
for Governor, is said to have received a ma
jority Of nearly 10000 votes over his rival.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 12.-Tbe towboat
Thomas Mcdaniel exploded her boilers on
the bar at noon to-day, with terrific and SAD
effect The vessel hegselfis badly damaged,
and it is believed that three lives were al
once sacrificed, and several others are put
in great jeopardy from the wounds received.
Capt. Francis, Of the vessel, was blown
overheard and is badly hurt.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. lO.--The Ham
burg bark George Nicholas, from Navy
Bay, bound for Cuba, has been picked up al
sea by the bark Sarah Bridge, with only the
mate, Of all her equiPage, left living, and he
very sick. The Captain and The rest of the
crew had all died Of Chagres fever, from
which disease the mato also was suffering.
The Captain of the Sarah Bridge put bis
mate and part Of his crew on board the
death-swept ship, which has been brought
in, and is now on her way up the river.
YELLOW FEVER At Jackson, MISS
Oct l3.-The yellow fever is decidedly on
the increase in Jackson, much to the distress
Of the Inhabitants Out of 450 persons,
which is the esSimstcd population Of the
place al present, there have been no fewer
than II new cases during the past 2I
hours. The disease, too, has become more
malignant and fatal. A general panic pre-
walls, and business is almost OF quite sus-
pended.
THE FIRE IN BUFFALo.--At the Gre in
Buffalo, Oct. 8, four or FIVE acres of ground
were burned over. The tolegIsphic dis
patches to New Orleans contain the follow
ing in relation 10 the oondagration. Over
one hundred buildings were destroyed, but
the loss will not probably exceed $4,000,
the insurance on which IS under $40 900
Some brick blocks weTo consumed, and
others much damaged. The fire consumed
both sides Of Evans street, from Fly to
Rock street botb sides of Lecoultea1x in
the same boundaries. One sdo Of State
one side Of Fly, and both rides OF Rock
through TO the canal.
Judge John Y. Mason has accented the
mission 10 France