Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08
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NEw ORLEANS AND MEXICAN NEws.-|
BALrlMoRR, Aug. S0.-By The mails we have
New Orleans papers as late as due.
The New Orleans Bee gives a detailed
account Of The operations Of the Howard
Association. The number Of patients treat,
ed by the Society. 10 August go. was A.
554; Of these, $500 was discharged as
cured; 720 died, and 1900 sull remain un-
der treatment.
The ,olai- expenses per day was $500.
The Socie,y was providing means and
homes for l6e orphans, most Of the n in.
fans. Tho Society had 500 nurses in It's
employ.
Among the deaths is John H. Graham, Of
New York, and l.. B. Hume, ol Us,er coun.
~. NY.
The New Orleans papers contain news
from Mexico 10 the 9th inst.
The black vomi, was prevailing a, AGA.
pulco, and was growing very fatal. Gen.
Manuel Tiliad had died Of The disease.
Advices from Texas say that The Rio
Grand Valley had given nearly unanimous
vote for Pease and Dickinson. candidates
for Governor and Lieutenan. Governor.
Quardntine had been established a, Pen.
sacola, and the New Orleans packets discon.
Iinued running.
There were FIVE dealhs from yellow fe-
yer at Mobile, on the Esd ul.
ARRIVAL FROM THE SALT LAKE.-INDE.
PRNDENcs, Aug 30.--Tne Sal, Lake Mail
arrived here, yesterday. The whole mail
fell in,o deep creek, on the way, and wet,
all i,s contents.
Nearly all The trains bound West, have
passed Fort Laramie.
A. Santa Fe Inc troops we're approaching
El Passo. intending TO keep possession Of
the MesiIa Valley.
The Mexican flag was still woving there;
and would cou.inue TO do so until our troops
had arrived.
The BIexicon troops at Ell Passo were de.
ser.ing, and one thing appeared quile certain,
that should hos,ili,ies break OUT, the MAORI.
" Of the inhabitants Of New Mexico would
take par with the United States.
FURTHER News BY THE EUnoPA-Bos.
TON, Aug. 3l.-The Europa arrived here
to-day, and from the papers brough. by her
We CLEAN the following additional and very
Interesting items:
The Emperor Of France had ielinquishcd
q contemplated journey TO Dieppe.
rhe Turkish question has assumed a
new and more complicated phase.
il was rumored al Vienna that, should
Russia mike an inrood into Servia, Ausiria
would occupy Belgrade.
T'he advices from 81. Petersburg state
that, no,wi.hslan nding The apparen, negoiia.
lions for peace, the war deparmen. was as
active as ever. II also appears lha, The
Cars acceptance Of the Vienna proposition
was mol unconditional. lie will no, consent
to evacualo the Danubian Principalisies, un.
Ill the Porte signssan arrangement, equal IL
q concession Of all the points in Dispute.
The Persian Ambassador has assured the
Pur,e of assistance, and the Shah was rails
ing large force, 10 DO placed at the dispo.
sal Of The Sultan.
The Sultan has ordered The Greek bishops
TO return to their bishoprics Immediately.
The Russian ugenls were fomeniing dis.
,urbances in many paris Of Turkey.
Baltimore, Aug. 3l.-Advces from Tex
as, render the election Of Pease, Governor,
certain.
Bell is elected to Congress- by an over.
whelming majority.
New Orleans, Sept. 1.-Tho Price Cur.
rents annual s,atemen, makes The total re-.
cripls OF Cotton for The year, 1866, 900
Lales, and The exports l,645,000 do; and The
crop $3.50, 900 do.
The total value Of the produce received
here the past year is $13I,000,O00 and
Sugar ai $I5,500,000.
Baltimore, Sept. 1.-The Maryland Whip
State Convention met this morning Sam.
uel Hamblelon was chosen President,
Resolutions were adopted, and full
STATE ticket nominated
NW York. Sept. 1.-The steamer Her.
mann, from Bremen and Southampton, ar.
rived here to-day. She brings 260 passen.
gers. The dates she brings is moi as late at
| lHOSe ny ln0 Europa.
The scuffoIdng Of the Crystal Palace, n,
Sydneyham, fell, by which eleven men
were killed md twenty wounded.
SOme warehouses were burned al Dover
causing a loss Of E5o,0oO. The hea, wa,
so intense that il caused portion Of the
Cliff a, Dover 10 fall, by which several fire
men were killed.
BALTIMORE, Sept. by The mail, W,
have the New Orleans papers Of Thursday
and Friday.
They contain details of the Mexicnl
news 10 tie 2is, ulI. The yellow fever wa
prevailing al Guerrero, The leaders Of sht
late outbreak had been executed.
The Guatemala Gazette says The Hondu
ras troops had invaded tho republic Of Qua
Iamaln, and we're attacked by Generals
Vicepla and Cerria, and several battles wer,
fought, in all Of which the Honduras troops
were defeated.
The Gua,amala troops were concentrating
Tor The purpose Of making decided demon
s,ralion. and il was very probOble lha, Pres
ident CObahas would be driven from Gua.a
m ala.
The Cholera had entirely disappearet
from Cumberland. The Whole number o
deaths was 76.
Memphis, Sept. 3.--The steamer II. D
Bacon, which passed up o.day, put off her