The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-29


PHILApELrHIA July 2SThe disease which has been T.
listing in city for days ascerained 10 DO
the yellow fever II Is confined chiefly 10 the vicinity Of
South street what, and mainly among the engTants
There six fatal cases in this region last night They
died after very brief Illness and from motives of pru-
dence buried this morning bel daylight The pco-
pie in the neighb,ho OF the injected district being
much alarmed Quite number have closed their
and suspended business seems however, that the dis
ease does spread rapidly There hopes il win
coon be checked.
fsEcoND DESPATCH sae
The board Of health has ordered the barqus Mandarin to
be removed 10 quarantine, IL miles below city also,
that her panks be and the bilge pumped
Several houses in the vicinity of the fever been fumi
gated The process Of purifying them is going
Great caution is being observed Some of physicians
assert that this is malignant yellow fever
ARREST AN EXTENSIVE couNrERrKITERs.
CINCINNATI. July ~ Six countereiters arrested
las, night. miles below this city. In their house
found 1000 in counteiit money, all the Bank
Ohio, except some fves The Fairfield County Bank Of
Connecticut Bogus dies and implements were found but
the plates have not been discovered Three Of party
were penitentiary BIRDS and another, named Quincy
Huschey, large the Ohio and Mis-
sssppi railroad, The whole parry have been committed
TO Jail The is supposed be the daring and
extensive in the country.
Mark p Taylor. late mayor of this city, died last night
The river continues to rise the of inch an
hour, and now measures nine feet In the channel.
ARREST rIrrssuRa LAwYKK MISSING
PIrrsBuRG. July 21-Two counerfeters from Detroit,
Michigan were arrested here this morning. having In their
possession 5000 in spurious 81 Bank
Empire State" They had passed off large quantity Of
this money in Brownsville, Pennsylvania.
Marshal Swarszwelder, well known Piitsburg lawyer,
and formerly member of the legislature from county,
has been missing for time. Fears entertained
that he has been drowned He a visit ST. Pauls,
Minnesota where he left his baggage hos ID
Of July, since which time he has been heard Of
Nos-ARRvAL Hst
New YORK, July 2s-2, m.-No signs OF the steamer
Asia, now in her 18th day.
Since the closing of the frs, board stocks have been
duler, and are declining.
PRICE wETHERILL- ~
PnLADELrHIA, July 27.-The funeral of the late John
Price Weheri took place this afternoon, forming tho
argest corteye witnessed in this city Two hundred
and eighty five carriages were in line and the police, to
the number OF 900 turned The city councils and dis
tric commissioners were all in attendance. The nterment
took place Laurel IIlI Cemetsry Daring the progress
Of the procession the State House bel! oied. a
Bo.Tos, July IS
Laxey the person arreseI for extensive counerfeiing
has been held to bail IN the sum OF Sc, 900.
MONTPELIER, tvt,> July q
The Genital RAILROAD Company elected nav directors
to-day.
srEAnERs BETWEEN BOSTON BALTIMORE.
NEw YoRk, July 25.-The Parker Vein Company arc
making arrangements for the establishment OF semi-
monthly line Of steamers between Boston and Baltimore
Nav Yoak July 2s-Four-ssles OF $500 bbls 81 81
80 for State; 81 s7h S5 IL for western and IS 37B
10 b2s for southern Wheaales OF IL 900 shells
CENTS Tor southern white Gonzales OF 600 bushels
~ cents for mixed, and III FOR yellow.
Stocks-ssles United States 6s 81 1851: Cnnbe ria nd
ssi New Greek, 81 Castor, PSI Parker Vein, 2sl;
Efic, nj Hahem, sti.
BsLrmsRr, Juy Is -sses TO day Of 500 bbs -four at
81 l2b So % Sales Of 10 900 bushels wheat los liz
cents Tor rel, AID 10 lis for white Sale.
bushels corn al 81 63 cents for white and s. IS for
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