The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-11-09

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sEpoRrED FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
From Baltimore and The South
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.
Galveston dates Of the 21st ult., state
that the yellow fever is abating there, but is
getting much worse at Houston, there be.
ing from seven to niEe deaths per day |,
also continued to prevail at Lavacca and
IndiaBola.
Cotton picking vas progressing finely,
and will yield q large. crop of good staple,
and surpass that OF any other season.
The Board of Health of Mobile have
declared the epidemic to be at an end.
The fight between the Yucatan reyolu-
tionists continued eight days, when the
remnan of the reyolutionists fled to the
mountains.
The Cholera was still prevailing at Ga.
jaca
Two hundred and sixty-6ve robbers,
murderers, ~pickpockets, etc., were sent to
Vera Cruz from Mexico, under a strong
escort.
The Spanish Ambassador was still at
Vera Cruz. The particulars Of his diff
Guilty with the Mexican Government has
not TRANSFERRED.
Horrible ~accounts Of Indian deprada-
lions on the frontiers continue to reach
the capital.
Baltimore, Nov. 3.-The N. O.. Plea
yune learns from Mexico that Gen. Gads-
den is getting along smoothly with Santa
Anna, and they have entered into an
agreement that neither American nor Mex
lean troops shall occupy the Mesilla VAL
ley while negotiations were pending. A
good feeling is represented to prevail to-
wards the United States Government.
Thomas Wallace has been convicted at
Cumberland Of numbering his mother.
Maryland Election Baltimore City
gives Ligon, dem, for Governor, over
5000 majority. The balance o. the State
ticket is less.
The Maine Law Assembly ticket is
elected by q large majority. The vote Of
the other officers is badly cut up.
Horford county has elected the wing
ticket by 4oto 100 majority.
InSFrederick district, Hamilton, dem.
for Congress, is elected.
Arrisaz Of tie africa.
New YonK, Nov. 4.
The AFRICA has arrived. bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 22d ult.
Sales Of cotton for the week reach As
600 baies. The demand is fair and hold
ers are firm, with moderate sales to the
trade.
Trade at Manchester has improved
since the sailing Of the last steamer.
Flour of all qualities has considerably
advanced. Western Canal SOS. 3d.. Ohio
37s. Corn has advanced Is. Cd. per
quarter. White 27ss yellow Sis. Lard
10 in moderate request.
The Africa leis Liverpool on the 22d.
Eastern affairs are unchanged. Omar
Pacha's summons to Russia to eyacuate
the P~rincipalities is published. aud is tenn
perate and manly. Gortschakof $ reply
10 SHORT and boorish. IIostihties were ex-
pected to commence on the 25lh. Both
armies continue TO make active prepare
tons. Add 81 Kader is offered the com
mand Of the Turkish army, but awaits
permission from the French Government.
The Turks are voluntarily pouring i'm
mense treasures into the hands OF The
Government.
The combined fleets are ordered to the
Dardsnelles, but are not to enter the Black
Sea. except upon a hostile advance of the
Russians.
The Emperor has granted a frman 10
On English company to construct a ship
canal from Bassona to the Black Sea thus
avoiding the mouth of the Danube.
The import duty on wheat into Sars'ina
hss been reduced to fifty centimes per
hectolitre.
Another earthquake was felt in Greece
on Saturday morning.
The mail to Liverpool brings nothing
additional in regard to the Turkish difficult
~. The Russian Embassador at Paris
denies that the Gar threatens a war of ex-
termination against the Turks, but on the
contrary it was reported thatihe Gar would
soon issue a peace manifesto.
There has been q reduced production
OF goods and yarns al Manchester, caus
cd by the closing OF the Preston and Wi
ian mills. Greater confidence exists a
mong buyers. and prices are strengthened.
AMERlcAN SEcUR1rIEs.--The market dur
ing the week is reported 10 have been more
active, with an increased inquiry. and a
general demand, chiefly for Federal stocks,
Pennsylvania Railroad six per cent. bonds.
and Boston city stocks. u. S. skies bonds
1863, l104 a Hill
LATEST NRws.-The latest news by
telegraph to Liverpool from Constantine
ole, Is TO the 18th. The combined feet
has moi entered the D~ardanelles yet, but
is m~omentarily expected. The feet in
our harbor which had gone into winter
quarters, has been ordered to prepare for
sea. Dispatches from ST. Petersburgh
state that preparations for war are pro.
ceeding rapidly. The Emperor returned
from Berlin on the 18th. No ships were
lying a. Odessa loading with corn.
On the 4th inst, Flour was selling a
IS SO in Cincinnati. Hogs held at SIS 90.
ATTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
IA ment was this day issued by Thomas Neal
: s..tioan tha naacoo f parrv ounattu Monras