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Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Az AnrRIcAN Orrlcrn At rnr Trnr1..

Az AMERICAN OFFICER AT THE TrRKsn
CANr-TheSamp Of the Turkish army on
the Danube has been visited recently By a
great number Of European tourists and mill.
tary men. Capt Walker, Of The Mounted
Rifles, L. S Army, had gone to take look
at the grand army Of tho Crescent The
Captain had been handsomely received by
the Sultan, who gave him letter Of intro.
duciion to Omar Paeha, the Commander.
in.Chicf on the Danube.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Tleglapl.ll 70 lhe Mmpll. Eng. 4 Eaq.
ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.
Advance i'm Cotton.
No WAR YET.

Ngw YORK, Nov. i.-The Airca has ar.
rived with Liverpool dates to the 22d ult.
Cotton bad advanced l.Slh of a penny
Sales for the week forty five thousand bales
Orleans fair 4 81; Middling & Upland
fair Gas Midlling : 3.s, with good de.
maud Holders are firm, with moderal,
salcs TRADE is fair Good Fair improved
most Spectators took s.000-cxporter.
j,00O Trale in Manchester is improved
since last All qualities Of flour oonsidea,
bly advanced.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

~ We publish on the third page of our
paper to-day, Mr. ilcmpstead's rejoinder to
Captain Pike. with all the exiraneous mat.
ter he has seen proper 10 bring into the con.
troversy, and also Captain Pixies defence
of his opinion, and lease our readers to
judge which is right, having both arguments
before thom.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

ONE or the JOKES or THE Season.
The Editor Of the Washington Union. who
follows the Administration when he know.
its villas faithfully as dog follows il mas.
ter, says. in relation to the Administration =
views Of Allegiance, domicil, &C., as czprcs.
sed in the letter to lIul-cmaun. that his arm
hare 5r0Ugh his mint sDb.
Sta,itiaily ~ Hc mD,c r1aciwi0a as Mat
announced dY He Secretary gf StaicI
Pycattcc.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
The Treaty with Rio .Baneiro.
WAsulNGrov. October .

Mr. Cox, the American sec. obligation at
no has arrived in this city, bringing with
nun J, the treaty recently concluded by Mr..
Schenck, the United Statos Minister for
opening the river La Plata to the navigation
Of the United States
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

NEw YoRS ELEcHoNs.-A tclcgraphic
despatch from New York states that the par.
tial returns received indicate that the State
has gone for the Whig' by large majority,
in consequence Of the failure Of the HIND,
and Soils to fraicrnizc.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

The Grand Lodge Of the l. o. o. T., Of
British North America. having ceased to
exist, an application was madc by the mem.
bers Of the Order To the Gmud Luisc Of
the United States, to resume is Jurisdiction
over Canada; aud at the annual Commu.
nicalion Of the latter body, held in Scptom.
bor last, WnMor @. DEsAussuRr, Esq
Of South Carolina, the Grand Sire Of the
Order, was instructed to proceed to Canada.
and make such arrangements rs he should
think the circumstances required. Accord.
ingly, MIR DrsArssrnE proceeded on hi.
mission to Canadn, from whence he has Just
returned and We learn thnt he has issued a
proclamation, declaring that the l. o. o. T.
Of Canada, arc now under the jurisdiction Of
the Grand Lodge Of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

CHOLERA IN YuoArAx.-Latest arrivals
from eampeachy, bring information that
the cholera is raging terribly at Merida,
the deaths numbering about one hundred
per day
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
oaIuer Landing and Fulton Rall Road.

Al the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Mississippi, Ouachita. and Rcd river
Railroad company, held at Camden on We'd.
nesiay last. the following gentlemen were
elected Directors foT the ensuing year -
SrErnEN CASTER. WmLAA CoNLy,
b. W. MARTIN, W. l. SoNNUryILLE,
Asa CoNE, Tnos. SouTuEBLAND.
A. s lluEY, JouS DocKERY.
LEWIS u foRr, RionARp PHYoR,
BENI i. HAWKINS JAMES A. JoNrs.
The Board Of Directors on the following
day. elected JouN DocKERY President. p.
X. RouNsAyiLLE, Treasurer, and JAMES I.
ELLiorr Secretary for the ensuing year.
The Herald, noticing the meeting says
upon a strict examination into the affairs
Of the company, It has been ascertaincd that
they Lave ample means to authorize com.
mencement Of the work, and that contracts
for grading will be Let ont as soon as por.
tion of the road can be located which will
probably be in The course ola few months &"
The company, the Herald states, "hayc
some very liberal offers from men of cap.
iial. the nature of which, at present, can.
not prudcntly be disclosed
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

HgAvY BANK RonnHRY.-The BANK of
the State Of New York was robbed, on the
evening of the 3lst ult.. Of s37 900,
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

The New York Dutchman asserts .hat
out Of the three hundred men who will com.
pose the next Congress, we doubt if five
could be picked, who could give a years
longevity to penny newspaper in any city
on the continent.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

A man recently, while in liquor crawlod
in on the top Of boiler in a machine shop
in Detroit and dropping to sleep, was liter.
ally baked when he was discovered
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
From ae Ltile Rock Gas. 4 pqal iSh.I
Odd.FeIiovship in the U. states

The institution OF Odd Fellowship in the
United States, is now in the 3ith year Of
its existence.
The Journal Of the proceedings of the
GRIND lodge of the United States, at It's
session in September, 1852, shows that
there were, then in the United States 33
Grand Lodges. having under their juri,die.
tiun (be.ide, lhai of Florida. no return ol
the number uf Lodges from Which State is
giyen) 2T22 subordinate Lodges towhirh
are 10 be added ] in Minnesota, in New
Mexico, and in Honolulu, Number ol
limitations during the year ending aolh
June, lSi2. aa.fi7G Nambefof eontribut
ing members l98 pos Number of Past
Gands 95sls. Number Of Past Grand
Maslcrs, ~, Number Of brothers relieved
26,330: Nnmber Of widowed families re.
lieycd S,Ojs. Number Of brothers buried
l,6l2
Amt paid for relief of bro.
thers, s312,3si ~
Amt paid for relief of wild.
owed hmiIies. $3.50 10
Amt paid for educating or.
phans, 1880 80
Amt paid for buging the
dead. l72,4l2 10
Total amt Of relief Georgia,
Arkausas Florida, Cali.
tornla, Minnesota and u
NlcSico not iaglulcd) s607 300 81
Revenue of the subordinate
Lodges delaware, lndi.
ana, Gsorsia, ! wa, Ar.
kansas Florida. and Cali.
luruia hot iuelul.d) Sl,l6l33l Il
There were al-o - Grand Eneampmcnts.
having under them (not including South
Carolina Kentucky Tennessee aud Geur.
eia,l iNS hueampmauts 10 which add > in
Texas, 4 in Arkansas > in Vermont. | in
Minnesota IN flurida. makes the total
ais limitations = 2,sj4: Revenue Of .uLlr.
dinatcs (aui ineIndng South Carolina. Ken.
laeky, Nrn liamp-hire Teune.,ec, Geur.
ga Michigan, Wisconsin aud Florida ]
So N2j 81. Contributing members. MT
including Sunlh Carolua, Kentucky, Ten.
nes,ec, aud tieefgial ~, l61 Talal amount
a. EUc,mrmaul relief (uul iheliiiiug South
Carolina, ksalneay, Tennessee Georgia.
Alalaun, Connecticut, lIliuaiz. Iowa, Tex.
as. Arbaras emuui Minnesota, aud
llUuuaj siiIf1 IS
ihr uu4Hifs embraces the working Of
lie urlrr iar tha ycnr ending 80 Juae.
lsa2 agl, iaf the information. " are IT,.
aieblsl TO lie ffpart ot AlbsH Pike, As
sfaul Master ii the State ii Arkansas
"a the Graui l.Hslsc, which MT in lhi, riiy
IN llie Arsl Wedaes,lly Of this month
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

DICKENS computes that one.sixth of the
English people gain their livelihood from
trade with the UnitebStates
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

sis-afiH
~S gives the following humorous
IN ;-lrishman "A machine for
erting potatoes into human nature"
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

o. We are authorized to announce EDWARD
w GANff Esq, as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney Of the Sixth Judicial Circuit at the en-
suing election.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Gotten Exports.

'RrrprNr Of Amount and Value or CT.
i"u Exported lram the State. during
Oh. toi year ondiur june 3O.h. lSi8
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

EscArE or NuN.--Grat sensation ha.
been cmwcd in Gulicia, in Spain. by y hat /.
considered H rlcat ,rim, ~ d,,yst oatio.
!ics-ihe flight Of a nun lrom q convent al
Composlola. a nan In thp Camcliio con.
vent at that place lgi herself down few
nights ago from her coll ly means Of tow.
els and napkins sCwcd together and formed
into a cord. The descent must have been
attended with danger though the nun tool,
the prccauiou Of tying knots at intervals
in her cord The moment the escape was
known. search was mnle after her. both
by the police and tho gcndarmcry. but no
trace Of her could be discovered and II +.
supposed that She succeeded IN reaching Cor.
runna and in cmtaikiug on board loreirn
vessel She is only twenty-five year. OF
age, bclouga to one of the most distinguish.
ed families Of Galicia, and is remarkable
for beauty and talents.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

u-5-We are authorized to announce THOMAS
HUBBARD, Esla as a candidate for Judge Of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Tho Cotton Crop Of tho Uai,o4 states.

Tur Present AND uE FrrrVE-Ac.
eori.ug 10 uu au arirla hy DE- Daniel Ice.
as pulli.hod in tie Agricultural pcpan.
ncut Of the paicut Report tor lst2 aud
80 at hi. time ihn a'rHgr crop Of cotton
in the United States !. estimated at 3Uun..
600 II bales Of four hundred pound. each.
In ISL the export was ouly III. I3.uOJlb..
while in 1919 it lnl increased To I.U.G..
COZ 1000 pounds. Thc.c figure, show an
advance Of more than 800 pcf cent in -
years, and the prospect is that the demand
will equal il not exceed The trply for ma.
ny years TO come. lIcucc. lhe production
oi this article is destined To Increase much
faster than the population for "a. ci,ilila.
tion aud commerce extend, ihc number that
will consume cotton fabric. and the annual
consumption ol each Icson hy reason of
his greater productive power. will extend in
a sill greater ratio In ohlr worl., the
SINE causes that increased foreign demand
moro than 500 per cent in - years. will
augment The amount now imported 800 per
cent. in the next quarier of century Dr..
Lee think that We have ihe land and eli.
mate most desirable for tho annual growth
Of 9OOc00l Of bales. aud that We shall
probably have the labor and capital needed
for the economical production Of such crops.
At half bale per aero only $4,000. goo Of
acres would be planted 10 realize the crop
named, while the four State, Of Georga.
Alabama, Mississippi and Tcxas contain
four times that number Of acre, Of choice
cotton lands. Phiiaa,ipiia Loager.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

" We are authpdlel 10 announce slIEL.
TON WATSON, Esq, as candidate for re-
election ta the oiliee Of Judge OF the Sixth in.
dical Circuit
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
Roorback No. One,

The Jehersonian. printed at Jefferson, in
this State, by VIM. w. Watt who, like many
of Barstow's supporters, is a protessed advo-
cate of the Maine Law, is the first paper to
publish RoorJack, to help the sinking for
tunes of its friend and candidate, Barstow.
Here it is
A celebrated Temperance lecturer from
New Iork,-Mr. Burleigh, we presume,-of
undoubted yeracity and standing, informed us
that he had conversed with Mr.. Barstow upon
the Prohibitory Liquor Law question, and
that he told him he would carry into effect
the will of the people, if there was majority
in favor of the Maine Law; and said gentle
man Informed us that he had known Mr.. B.
for many Years, placed every confidence in
him, and had not shadow of doubt but that
he would faithfully perform all that he prom
ised."
We will admit that Mr.. Barstow told Mr..
Burleigh as reported above, for Mr. Barstow
is an adept in the art of coloring his opinions
to suit his company, incapable o." becoming
all things to all men," And those in this
State, who know him, will not be surprised
TO hear that he represents himself to be this,
that, or the other thing. He is an old hand
at the game.
But we don't believe that Mr. Burleigh told
the editor of the Jetfersonan that "he had not
ashadow of doubt but that Mr. Barstow would
taiht"Hy carry into effect the will of the peo-
pie, if there was a majority in favor of the
Maine Law" Mark. We don't doubt that
Mr.. Barstow told Mr.. Burleigh, as above
But We do doubt-nay, farther, we pronounce
the language attributed to Mr.. Burleigh a
lying Roor5ack, intended to deceive Tempe
rance men into supporting Barstow,-Free
Democrat.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04

flyers Cherry Pectoral.-We believe
this to pc an excellent preparation, and shall
therefore not hesitate to recommend II TO cur
readers. 1t has been tested in numerous in
stances in this city, and in several which have
come under our own observation, it has accom-
plished what other popular medicines and
some Of our most skilful physicians had fail
ed to accomplish a perfect cure, in cases of
apparently confirmed consumption. 1t is
the only medicine for this disease which we
can heartily acknowledgement Id
r0cdt, Pror. e. T.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
The People are Risingl

We have just returned (this morning) from
a tour through the State, and since the union
on one ticket, we found the people everywhere
enthusiastic in favor of the Peoples Ticket
In Fond du Lac, Winnebago, Marquette,
Outagamie, and Sheboygan Co.'S there is a
strong tide of feeling in favor of the Peoples
movement, and against the Barstow ticket
And this feeling prevades the members of all
parties. Great numbers of Democrats are
the Peoples ticket with all their
influence. Baird is dropped everywhere, even
at home, except by those who have personal
ends ~ accomplish, and who wish to aid the
election of Barstow. Uuion and energy will
insure succesS.-.HH Free Dem.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
CLEVELAND and MAY QUEEN
GENERAL ELECTION.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that there will be General
Election held In the scv5rul towns of this County, aud
Wards in the City OF kenoSha the Tuesday suc-
ceGdng the first Monday in November being sth
day of that mnnth The following officers be elected
AGOyCrnOr and lieutenant Governor. Secretary o state,
Attorney General, Statc Superintendent Bank Comptroller
and state Prison Commissioner "A State senator fur
County Of krnushr, in the place of Andrew b. Jackson,
whose term of service will expire the first Monday VI
January next. Also. two members of the Assembly,
for the Eastern Assembly District, and for the Ncs
Assembly District. The question Of prohibitury Liquor
Law is required to be submitted the peopc the cleo
lion aforesaid The ballots shall contain the words Pro-
hibiiOry Liquor law, No." Prohibory Liquor Law,
cS and The ballots shall be canyasscd and
cd In the the for Stale Officers
are required by law to be c1nvaSScd and returned.
PATRICK COStiR AVE, Sheriff Henosha County.
Sheriff. Once. Kcno,ha. Aug. Is, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
ASCARIDES, OR SMALL TFEfsEAn
WORMS

These worm. 10 which the human system i lulJc oro
The most troublesome Of all nhr-s They are cnsrn, IA
b. found ia the rccnm, and If allowed 10 remain from, ,
irritation my iodnc, lay the foundation hlr seEnus dis
Orders such ~ Inflammation of the bow and other ,-
rmrhts pi hc stomach. The best and -s,is, medicine
ma. can be u-cd is uOBENSACK'S WORM SSRI'p-
'cn - the astonishing power ct medicines rs
caries Thai Gviy any To- roIlc. where nv
orm -! rup and Liver Pills are recommended used
they VI" not Al that Is necessary The pun
in accordance viii dr ions each boltls: md ia case
ecuc purglt' l. ur'd in 'rdor aIIiy the irritation
they produce a Liver lTs by their :, mpathisiiz acu,u
and rly operation uYpn tbs b,NcI lhe most peasunt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04

Hollo'cay's Ointment and Pills. for The
Cure Of Scr?titla. Caacsrous Wounds, and
Cli Sores.-Asa Avorv, youth, the son of
Mr.. James Avory, Of Ramsey, Cambridge
shire, was seye.iy afflicted with serofnl5us
wounds for three years, and during that pc
rod many remedies We're tired, but without
the least benefit whatever being derived from
them. In this deplorable state Mr.. Jos. Ser
geant, chemest of Ramsey, recommended him
to use Holloway's Ointment and Pills: and
these invaluable medicines have been the
means of effectually curing the boy of his
shocking complaint in q very brief spa,e #
time. they are an etficacious remedy for bad
lngs old sores, govt and rheumatism.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
RACINE cIacuiT coURr--rN CHAN
Gerry
!. Parsons and New bold Lawrenc


James d. Parsons and New bold Lawrence,
Patrick Cosgrave, Mary Cosgr We, Michel r. Curtan,
Adonijsh J. Gnderh John c. Lloyd Nelson MeareS and
Thom W. 2. tr g. e.
Rf VIRTUE OF FINAL DECREE made By this
Conr, IN the above entitled c, da ed IT, I'D dAy
u sehoer' 1850 and order of said Court entered in
Sasc on the SlSt day Of October, lSS3 shall Sc at
upi1c auction 10 tue highest bidder all and Singular the
~ seo premises mentioned in the bill of compiu in
Su cause anu therein described follows 10 wit all Thar
certain lot or piece ut land situated in the town ~ Shrn
"a me County o heuosha and State OF Wisconsin, ,ndt
Us follows Beginning AT the centre of the highway nj lie
Sou West corner Of lends owned on the 23i Nyp her
le5 by Mr. White thence Nor hey on the Nsf line ~
SAID Whites land Forty ({0) rus: thence W,serlv e,ve
IL rods ON line parallel with said road .enc Souther
y n e parallel with The first mentioned line Forv J0I
rods To the centre VI said Highway thence oloug 81
Ger irt Of The hghwa! easer! Twelve 2 To the Mac
Of beginning.
The above sale will take place Saturday the tenth av
Of u ceinbcr, \. d. 1883 O'Clock in the afternoon or
that the Court House in the CRY of Keno in the
County o Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin,. Terms cash
Dated 27ih October, 1853. OSCAR r. DANA,
STRoSc & FULLER. Special Commissioner
Coup ''ntS Soils 10 25l
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
DR. Ek. JOHNSON.
Physfefan and surgeon.

his profcSsoyaI services 10 the citizens 81 k
" hoSha, and adjacent so+sst-vs IRE Eirhpsa
CONTRADICTION that in experience siJteea wears nracs
ce IN inc treatment Of Western dssse never has csS
apaeI OF lever however cpmphcsieG with local difficult
hS' "nen called in scasonable time Nor Aas he in a
SHe instance failed ~ render the necessary and 10 an
Ply me requisite remedies in the profession ss.
or ue qualification Of the afflicted, will narvani If un
dertake, 10 cure the following Diseases pay-AIT
vers Lung Complaints from BilioJs Deran-emens sore
Eye-' h difficulties attending coRfncmcnis, Rheumatism
Liver Complaints, all Female Complaints, whatever their
nature Shaac:cr; Ague Intermittent Fewer by from
to six portions of Medicine, optional with hc applicant
wish il distinctly understood that all tho sbere nanltd
Complaints viii cure, pay vii; lie asked, <sesiions
are followed.
- Cal and prore the rirtHes Of the mcdtrs~:.
oce al his residence first house west OF bridge, SsSyo6
Congregational Church.
kenusha, July !, 1853. Iva a. JOHNSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
WE'LL 400 EEET DEEP.

in l7i9 Pittsburgh Pa. Gear and of beautiful
wine c"l1rs put npin 80 Ct bottles just II flows from
the Fountains used externally aud internally gcncrf 3
times dly-bIt for Ague and Diarrhwl poonfll
cry hours, and Cholera Murbus every hour.
The Proprietor has using the canning, ina-
ted. blowing style brought tu tead of the Patent
and NOsrums of the dHyc ,nscous that this Oil being
Natures own work, and 40 I'll MAN INVENTION is last
finding its way to- public aNur-nUr will make long
parade of Certificates. The voices Of the cared speak
ing louder AID LOUDER in lis praise. 80 lei il be- Let
the Oil speak for itself Get Circulars with Directions
It's OF Agents. For sale by Druggists generally West.
and by SrARkWEATllER & co. and +. ROBINSON,
kENOSllA. -
r NJ LYON rnr1 WnNnn p-nnrirf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
Minutes Of the Temperance Meeting held By
the Ladies Of South Bristol on Saturday
trenin >, CT 29M 1853.

Minutes Of the Temperance Meeting held By
the Ladies Of South Bristol on Saturday
trenin., CT 29M 1853.
Meeting was called to order Nv Miss. Har-
riet Leonard, and spirited address in favor
of the Maine Law delivered by the same, af-
ter which the meeting proceeded to business
by appointing Miss. Harriet Leonard Presi
dent, and Miss. Alice Shuait Secretary
The following resolutions were then presented
discussed, and adopted.
LIST. Whereas the cause of Temperance is
one of vital Importance to every female in the
land, and the present crisis calls for immedi-
ate and energetic efforts to exterminate this
discriminating, soul destroying beverage, intox-
lcating drink from our State Therefore Re
soioed, that we the ladies' of South Bristol, do
soemnIy pledge ourselves, to exert ourselves
al that in us lies, to urge, pursuaGe and if
neces>arT lend our friends who favor this cause
to the Polls.
2nd. Whereas, every vote deposited against
that law Is an outrage to humanity, and does
not only positive injury to the deposition,
but also to his family and fellow citizens, Re
sol"ed, that all our efforts be pat forth to de
tain such at home
Sd. Resoloed, That each one present act as
committee to ascertain the minds of the le-
Called voters of her househol |, and all others
wherein she can exert an influence.
4th. Resoloed, That should the present eff
fort fail, we will not be disheartened, but Ia
Dor, hope and pray on until this great end is
accomplished, bottles broken, kegs emptied,
and Intoxicating drinks extcrminated from
oar land.
The meeting then adjourned until Thurs
day evening, Nov. 81.
MISS. II. LEONARD, President,
Miss. A. STUART, Secretary.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP.

A article founded upon Scientific Principle, compo
"a del with purely Vegetable substance, being pera
safe when taken, and has Hcrcr been known to fan in
rug The most oJSua,c Sc. HOrHs nov exist WI
this remedy is used from The fact that 1t not only
sir"yS them. but removes al the slime and mucus VIII
1t.tt.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04

ANOTHER ISpICArIoS.-Tho Wisconsin
Banner, the organ ofthe Free Trade lin Liqor)
Society, urges those who wish to defeat the
designs of the Temperance fanatics. to turn
out on the Eight of November and vote the
Barstow ticket. How will this be regarded
by those Maine Law men who profess to be
satisfied with Barstow's Letter! The advice
is unquestionahlv good.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-11-04

Great Fire in Providence,
Providence, Oct. j


The fire last night in the Howard Block,
on Westminster street, broke out about -
O'Clock, and has been most disastrous in Its
results.
The Howard block was composed of 10
buildings, and was the finest in the State
Ii was entirely destroyed. The flames COM
munlcated to the Museum which WAS also
destroyed and several other buildings To-
tai loss 100000.
New Orleans, Oct. %.
There was white frost in this city and
county last night, also at Mobile. The Their
mometor here at sunrise was down to 40 de-
grees,
There were three deaths from yellow fever
at Mobile yesterday.
The steamship Black Warrior sailed from
Mobile Yesterday.
The steamship Texas has arrived below
this port from Vera Cruz, bringing Califor-
dates of Sept 80, She reports the departure
from San Francisco of the steamer Pacific for
San Juan del Sud, with 400 passengers, and
$l,500,000 in gold and the steamer Panama
for Panama, with 100000 in gold.