Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-29
TeIegraphic Reports.

News BY THE SOUTHERN MAlLs,-Ba1-
timore, September l6.-New Orleans pa.
pers Of the 1llh are received
The TOTAL deaths of yellow fever up TO
that da,e, al New Oheans, is 7,700, and OF
other diseases 2,400.
The Picayune warns strangers against
approaching the city, and says the disease
uuly needs material 10 break forth again
with full violence
The Board of Health publishes an order
refusing TO permit passengers 10 be landed
al Quarantine, al Por Philips.
The highest morality nj Mobile was on
The Bib, when As died; subsequently The fe-
yer abated somewhat
The Charleston papers publish two col
unns ol correspondence In relation to The
late duel between Donovan and Legare. 1t
appears legare challenged Donovan be-.
cause he later refused 10 explain in writing
whether he had represented 10 a Mr.. Nc.
CIure .ha. he Legare) J drank TO excess,
or only like other gentlemen. Donovan had
previously given verbal explanation.
TERRIBLE RAILWAY DISASTER Oneida,
N. Y. Sept. l6.-The train going Wesl
on The New York Central Railway, while
standing AT the depot, al this place, was ran
into by freight 1ran, gong in the same d.
feclion. The passenger cars were terribly
shattered, and many of the passengers Ia
tally injured and some killed
Buckley Thatcher. of Medina county
Ohio, was killed. Patrick Hill, OF Manches
Ter Vermont, had both his thighs broken
his brother, in The same car, was terribly in
jured in the feet; John Vaughan, 0! Syra
cuse, had both his thighs fractured Ed
ward Jeweu, of New Have en-, is badly hur
in the head and back, Many Others ar
more or less injured several il is feared
, lalally. .t..
The Coroner is now holding an inlues
The Express Train was behind he
time.
The EPIDEMIC AT THE SOUTH -FEARFU
SPREAD OF THE DlsEAsE.--New Orleans
Sept. l6, The intermens in this city yes
Ierday were 81, of which 80 were death
from yellow fever.
: We have frighlrul accounts hom tn
lake and river coasts. The fever is ragin
5 on the plantations and in The small Villages
d The Howard Association is seEding assis
ance in al directions.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARcTIc,- Ne
C York, Sept, 19.-The steamer Arctic, vii
Is adyices from Liverpool TO the 9Th inst, a
, rived last night ..
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
, The Cuuon marke, was dull and pric
II unseued. The sales for three days we
$4,000 bales, Of which | 900 bales were /
ken on speculation, and 5000 Iaken f
II export.
Al Manchester, trade was dull, and pl
ces OF goods ard yarns, especially the latte
were tending downward.
Trade in India and China was general
Slagnunl.
Owing 10 The fine weather, and the effoI
b making in France to put down prices
breadsluhs, causing decline there and r
II sales at Liverpool Of parcels bought
French account, prices were irregular, a
Wheal had declined 4d, and Flour Is, sin
'h The sailing Of the steamship Niagara.
? Corn was in demand and but lilIle VAR
lion in price.
hn Beef and Pork were very quieE In II
ow, Bacon sides and Shoulders there "
n ~ ess doing, buI prices were moi any lover.
,. Nc Henry quotes Lard is lower a
dull.
,g Al Haue, the Couon Market was qui
ar Sales Of Gonessee Flour wero making
al lrascs
The accounts from the Harvest in FL
lite land were more favorable
ity The French Government had fixed |
price or bread, and was using every met
~ keep down prices, which had caused
decline in all the French Grain markets
and GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
The Arctic brings 200 passengers, amc
Them Mrs, Harriel Beecher Stowe. ]
steamer Africa arrived ou, on the 4lh in:
= The Turkish affair appears TO be al
reported Nothing definite Is ye, known
regard to The Cars intentions in reiere
TO his accepting the modified -nole of
Sultan.
Turkey had sent 10 the TOUR powers
a, explanation ol her monies,s. and il was
icr ported thai France had informed The :
: tan that any further steps he takes in
mnt,er he must mke a, his own risk.
,ei yer The whole, however. the prospects are
w worse Than al the lures, advices go
Nothing Of Importance from political
8 fairs n England l'' T'N2f Das s'l
,a' The Russian Government had cbncIu
80 not 10 interfere in1he export Of grain II