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worse tyranny over Cuxo' The word is full OF c'n-


THE lrALIas LseIos Al BUESos ATREs-Afer the
unfortunate reverses which the republicans IN ElroPe
suffered in lsis many of the soldiers who Obliged TO
leave their native countries took refuge in South America
Among other corps formed Legion of Italians st Bue
noe Ayres, to resist the Dictator Rosss, and ssrxsrd
Urqzizs This little corps con nsnisd By Col. Ovred
and composed chi,fy Of the former companions of
bsdi bad most slDglnary conflict With the sasmy
the Goth OF hsy having attacked and completely routed
body SIX times thr numerical force The Govsrnm snt
has a. tribute of gratitude before conferred
any corps decreed it the tide of Faial, With a gold
cord to is commander q silver to each officer and
OF silk to each soldier. These gallant fellows will II
rely upon the recent accounts from Europe
be called to another Geld to fsh the battles Of their native
,ouLtry.
We also learn, by sdvices jus, ,evsd. that 1ib,li
may be expected in the In ted States from Lima in sbou
six weeks He comes around TIA Horn with bis ship aud
bin e. cargo Of copper.
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We have private adyces from New Orleans which 10.
veal the astounding and ssning fact thai the clothes
and soiled lnen ickchamber rags, and 80 firth.
Of persons dying of the Yellow Fever aud Black
Yomit, are slipped this city By rag spec1la.
tors Our authorities should immediately be- on the
alert or We shall have the pesence 10 the mds, Ct US
RseneD, Of whom there is great number In New Or
leans on being asked what they did with these a end
clothes, which they Eere picking up referred our In
fonaDt 10 several places where they we're purchased
With friends lie went to a rag. buyers depot Who
informed him that the rags were sent 70 New York,
and that lot had been slipped The day before! Look
out therefore, for the pestience messengers
At The Charity Hospital the bodies are put into the
collins naked and the cc,hing # Le deceased sold q
,le b ghest bdder Such are our puva-e adyces, ,ui
naeteen bodies treated came under our inform 8us
notice. These sales take place once a week Our leI-
tel further remarks that when the ragshppers learned
otbe exposure ey 70 be made Oftheir pments they
weld pct up their rags IN CASKS to secrete them the
b,or. Most Of the clothing ,sken from tho deceased
victims is corered tih black r0mu
Lock our We rtpca' &c the auth ,rries asainss the
Introduction Of the pestnence among u.s. BY these snip
MEETS Of rage IL d Old clothes.
EAsu..ne carefully every vessel from New.Ore..s
leave d. box, bale cask hole or corner ua,eareied
The sui &c; is OF he frs, importance
II argues great van, Of attention in New Odeans even
rega'ds the health Of that city to mention the
saubrty Of other places that there is not a stringent
Law ordering the clothing Of the victims of fever to be
uniformly burnt We aware Of the difficulty Of car
ryrg og' completely such law in times Of trouble Ike
hose Of pesence, bat certainly far the hospital
are concerned the infected clothing coui be destroye
instead of sold. We trust that when this s,atemen
reaches NeV.Orlesns i. viii lead 10 the necessary re
form The NOrbera cities if unscOurged BY the fever
esn continue TO assist New Orleans bat if il breaks on
here the sums which could otherwise 20 South will re
main here. In mere pecuailry point of view,
ssnstOry reform is necessary not to mention the bghe
question Of human life.
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The Mission TO France Anniversary Of Battles In
Mexico, &c.

WAsHItUrUN, Slt1 day, AlF n lS5j
u s not unlikely thai Howell Cobb, OF Georgia will 20
to France. SO II is whHptTed to night
To day being the anniversary the battles Of Contre
and tlnfubusco number of officers belonging 10
Pierce Brigsce the Mexican residents
city. calico the President g. indulge IN "reminiscences
suggested by The occasion Iney cordially rece red
The Pre- sdeut contrasting the present With the
ssured them Of bis deepest interest the welfare OF
who had fought BY his side the many bloody fields
Ci Mexico
Several clerks have been recently removed from HE
Treasury IN consequence Of vAriou. Irregularities.
Capt Moroecai Of the Gardner Mexican Commission,
rea bed here this morning
Over 500 have been collected here for the Orleans
sufferers, a. d Transmitted by the Mayor
The Columbia Fire Company has returned from New
York
Captain MOrdec.i Of the Gardiner MEXICAN Commission
reached here this ny Over $500 have been CO.
lected here for the New0 sufferer and Transmitted
10 The Mayor.
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The Case Of Frascis Is, Edwin iBe.

AUBURN, sfIuffsJ, Als y It15
vrt Of Aa6t0s corpus granted IN tho OF Fan
h. Edy NOME reiOrDsble TINS mJrLIng at ten o'clock
81 hich hour large Court filled and Ely
nome brought ia BY Mr Titus the Warden tins
Prison. Hon Christopher Morgan aud CT arencs a.
Seward asieo by James Il Fox appeared for prison
sr $40 Warren L. Warden, and Theodore 81 POmsroy
District Att rn.y, appeare1 for the people
Tie defense read return OF Mr. Titus tsng that he
held such IN the PRISON Edymsn.-but be held
10 ynlone b. virtue OF aflal sentence
The proceedings on DO sides very spirited. Ely
NONE ori,red into the hands Of the Sheriff unit after
OH per, and the Court toox a recess till o'clock
The Attorney General and Secretary Of St e expect
ed his AFTERNOON.
TIE bids fair to be very lengthy All the legal fra
teFLy oil city, and some from abroad present
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While our cinZeus individuals aud representing cor.
poratons have forward promptly 10 furnish the
needed hy the various benevolent societies for the
ree Of the SEX and the INDECENT those OF residents
Yo the Norm have taken active steps % forward
coed work, AM, viii - by dispatches,
hsy- not laboTed 10 vain. Inc citizens generally Of Nsg
IOk, Philadelphia Baltimore ana " 4sbDg'0a follow
pg the example. and need say no heartfelt is the
Tsp0nse such gea-iOus conduct meets with III classes
81 The p pulai.oL I1l hs cIy
Besioss he Chsry Hospital tasrs are q ma seven or
egh. ,fher institutions Of the kidd the CITY eaeh OF
W-ch has rs full complement Of patents mostly Of ths
cs hat unable % pay for Physicians and crlz-
gi-s Hence q mast not 0e inferred that although a
Sc IOlc,n 10 ins NOR Atty returns Of the Charity
H0psl thai drcrtas. extends % iha css Odf.ds
tee III sptsl sbi iIrulshs hs basis Of ~ sal rsaras
Stu, he -pfemic 10 hnlDg - victims among taOse whO
able 10 have comfortable dying sud pay for
~ att dance Of doctors AID and supplies Of
spohel Some IL these nave died and moe must
de Vi bat The pfoporoa ct de-ths u th- class
cannot Tor reasons cay 20 d5cern suffer much - that
which depends 90 much On CLARITY for aud relief
1t s the Guly 10 pcs-o BY moral OJg a)os much a.
BY salty Of ever s..ttd iaolgdusl sud 0d resi-.
q eDc-avOr during tbs present. 0Liy o.
keep up cheerful Or a. least In and equabls turn II
mid, but 10 mpar such mental condition % hs IN aoe.
mated slo, La, hap, nervous sequanance or neghoor
Nrglbory sympathy and Assistance never more 70.
quifed than present but It should 10 Of kind taat
cheers and reassures not depress and .ddens To Play
tie pat Of M Croker i. just now -4dvsed and sily
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Tle HsshingtOs UaOn has an article against British
interference in the Affairs Of Cuba It sees war Of
races and barbarism in the apprenticeship system.
The remedy, Of course, for such awful state Of things
is the peculiar institution to be continued for ever and
ever. The Union asks why is ia that England, which
dehOunces Russian interference in Turkey practises
it in Cuba We ask Why it is thss The Usios, which
denounees Austrian tyranny over Koxta gIoyi6es .
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SEEKING THE Posr oF DASGER--It Is refreshing n
this time when Abandoning the city through
tear Of the prevailing sickness 10 occasion ally the
csD and detsrui 20 phiz of OF the Old Guard
who had left for the West North business pleasure
before the lever broke out aud who htiy returned to
sisud ny the gun 10 our hour oi need. We met of
those gentlemen yestsidsy, Col Henry Her who sft here
tine ago. intending g be sb,.nt f,r tina summer
the telegraph wires carried passengers think the Colo
mel hearing OF the ieyer would have shipped IN the
lightning line instead II taking Uncle Sans Il ~ coaches
lrrua Delta Lnh
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WASHINGTON

CsrrssponSenss Of The \. I. rnbals.
WASHINGTON Thursday, Ar g. i@5A
Cnlsb LYON Of Lyou.isie poet laureate 81 The next
Conqress has arrived = the cry, having lnt retnrned
from, secret pOtcs s-Jn b. bis holiness the Pope Of
Pore He ia much ~ the State Department, aud t Is
u1sd that he has beer successful in BIZ negotiations
Mn lie See Of Ron Tor he Catholic vote Of this
county for the Pres irutia election in $50. Caleb
was educated by the Jsa.s 10 Cana4a aud may pers?s
have some designs upon hat pi0Yilce. At al e7en1,
BIZ mission shrou y siery being uodertsken
soon airer his election ~ member Of the next Con
Qress that his advent = REGARDED with much Interest,
ard b. being Clossted 81 mneb gi'h Caleb Gushing and
Gov Marcy adds aadifio Importance O biz return snf
gyes his beard the full lerh Of Is gr0v.h since be et
iere sst winter. He ooks formidable ard may prove
90 with the Catholic iotsr,t % back him Cobb Of As
bama reelected is also hero to secure some Of ne
crumbs elt If the spoiis Cheyaer Hdsernan has also
Just srrJ ed. With bis carpetbsg, ID bot haste and ron
such Indications in hot weather we infer that some OIL our
foreign affairs are broilng Gov. Marcy gridron
war would not be displeasng 70 the President Or ues
CusLing or Gen. Davis. They all smelt gunposdef
Mexico but strange to say they all escaped being sn9
still the war made them what they nov, oieanJ'
and they may be willing TO try it over again
b One of your correspondents does great injustice
Peter G.. Washington, the Assistant Secretary 81 ~
Treasury Col Washington, descended from the istne
Of bis Country will be fftyfye years old tho 5i@
this mouth. He was born in Georgetown and Tsesn
when lad, employed at Pinry Point, and afterw,a
Georgetown Where be was known 70 be most dauiS
son and aterwaId 10 this city, where as devoted ~
and sectioaae husband and father he has been A'''
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week seven esAts Of ss'oA. 1. prs.un>s vsr, Y,.
Tse Cemeserie.


~ WIN great sSs's -nn .nnaua "a thu. sg n. A.
tcnues = garcrg r"erraeuts, vbirh we're motto; "
csJs ago by t. rat - zsri to whish W. w. ss
sis'e rot single staten nj made that "a. -. -
have been removed ~" 'sesl
Ia visit 10 ths mo- riei 81 our Csn...-;..
tseo,y estsrosy ihai H. collins had baea a. ~ W
snd number Of grsv-. ~ oshs depth A. - "
vance q mcre victims fhere Was too nathirs r "a
in The APPEARANCE p6r of these C.nei-,s ssnsvs
was natural NDd proper 'nsa
IL this. as IN every Tia sppestauing 20 iris s,s,
ve lsv. made IL ru'Cfo stxt- facts and % syo;s
possible. complaints Src rrprosches Even !, 80
. the At the Iasystts Cesrefsrv lat S,,SneS
blsu 81 nobody becA kn-~ th.s such Incl -
qrts liable ia tn ssct-d co~iicn Of the c, N
eur uotce OF such sa's 4 At rs net oaly du,x -
It contributed. have doubt 20 arouse the x.,,s
Of Tie authorities 10 he subject
We believe that. since tue ds-ase nssraed an epda,,,
or pesteDA cbsrsc,tr here has been lack OF sas-
Ilomputude and indry the part Of the suthor;iss
BE great error was = ih- neglect 81 -a
which hss beer the au - corporation suihori,i, -
many years When l. visited by the plscus 4.
Loo. sDo the &c .hs thOus and week the A1,sa
ties do not urri cfns for III dead sSrts v,
sent round every mo- "a receive the ooFpses and c.
them % deep trench nsice tire cry into which ths,
we've 'hfosD We d. 10, believe that any cigy sit ,,ad =
New Orleans IS weud could have done more than h.s
b. IN cone in aid OF n sk and in the bun Of the dad
aid for active benry nee charity sd npble sAcrsoc
CT SILL unsesyng S'er tsuce the sick and ready ma
nsss Of every kind to-te is population in the world
which can compare viii the resden iuh sbsn,s Of Nsv
Orleans.
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BY TeIetraphI
Yellow Fever at Nstchez-Deaths at New Orleans.
SPECIAL Dsssataa 70 The ~ 2. Tyrba-e.
NEWoRLEANs, Saturday, Aug. 90 1853
The Bosrd Of Health at Nstchez has declared the Fever
epidemic in that city. Numerous have occurred
The mortality here yesterday two hundred and
forytwO. The Washington School House has been turned
into hospital The schools will open until Move nber
NEW ORLEANS, Friday Aug 10, lass.
The total number of deaths reported TO day 2l2 OF
which e27 we're bOm yellow fever, showing large in.
The distress very great and the Howard
csou opening four new hospitals AID appealing for
thsra sf.fir
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somethIns TO Cause sorrow.

FROM Tae Ntw.Og cans Delta AaEfS
We greeted an old scqHAntsuce yesterday Nsysie
street whom &c hsd seen for 'r,nigbt b-,crs He
bad and troubled couateusnce his eye. we're
sunk ell his cheeks hollow, and .r- had len
footprints his broE looked Sc lest tea years older
than when last h,m. We ssked il be bad b, an
SICK aud not 10 esnn the cause II this great Oh 40 ~
ALIAS lie replied lew days ago aud I was happy ia
the possession Of t er tbes and three loved ss
ters but am aoue fow-l buried the lat y-s,sr.
"csy We were n >~tred; IL Vas indeed enough :.
turn the darkest hairs ID snOsy wh-ntsS Aud vi l.
bat iLssnce out o. many shch dsy in m ity
On Triton walk yesterday, We noncsd 4 bOy ABOUT II
yesrs o. age carrtg 90 his head cotn wtica n in.
curry, learned Contained the bsGy Of his little ssas
Who bad died OF yei.S fever. lie scoomp snsd o.
his elder sister cir &C 10 81 Agency wsro
slowly and sadly msAing their way 10 the cemetery
An ss lGm for orphsu children has been opsaed At No.
1876 Phlspps ST. during the prevsuos Of tnis epidemic
TOR Al orphan children poor oadr-n AID children whose
parents sick and able 10 attend TO them xhere thsy
received ana cared tor free Of expense
MORTALITY IN AIGIsNs
We visited the drrsn cemeteries If Agers yesferdv
after oou, and found that the fghtul pe,tiencs Which
has such havoc has hssn Tally sewers %
fellow sufferers he opposite side The population Al
Agiers msy be safely mated ~ about 500 The figures
give of deaths from >lnday eth 70 Saturday 18th instant
All show thu fearful proportion they have contributed
TO the death harvest
Al Catholic Cemetery. from Tth TO s...............W
A. Hughes Cemetery from 7tb 20 18th ............b
AtMoDonOushs Cnlsiery nom 7th to lSh.............u
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C1ryfetsd Settlement = he Day Rsr0r q ~ fat>lf n ~
ne CIssr>s y ts CIV r ne hoHs oals9 al do,'of 4
----- -

me deaths o. Yellow Fever Tor ths month q july as
reported in The August number Of The Hdieal Journal
amounted TO 1887 which added TO 2o3s officially reported
above. .we tfs number Of Yellow fey~ ntsrments in
the city the let July 10 yesterday morning the I3Ih
10 3525 PresumiDg the intsrments at g. Patrick Gene
terry yesterday mot rspors to be equal to the previous
day l9s presumng also, thst OF the lo6 disease not
knowp at least three fouItbs Of Yelow Fever We
viii have total CT Yellow Fever for this month 20 A. NJ
YESTERDAY o. i and from the lst Juy 70 yesterday morn
~ lhres h0EssHd fre Hundred dad hirty one
Tie intern sIs the opposite aide Of tie nyer e-s
are net reported There were Is inisrnsnt4 .hsss last
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
seattsrN TslegIops Oaee, cor. Of Beav.- 4sd
Affair. at the Capital.

spsst1i Disfsis. q rAs n. Y. rt5sas.
WASHINGTON. August p, 1850
Secretary Marcy is much affected oy hs death his
son Abraham lie died on board the soop ofvr Prebls
on bis way to the Azores He 80 years of age
Leading Democrats in Virginia and Georgia are taking
ground against the Pacific Road johnson, the Admin
istrsou candidate for Governor of Georgia is Secession
ii Spiritual Rspper and Anti Railroad The Csbine!
not unit upon the Road question. Davis and Guthrie
pro- and Marcy and Gushing The sentiments Of
the others unkno~n The is destne to pro-
duce angry feelings, and will probably sohism in
the party.
Ex-senator Downs. Collector at NewOresns, il here.
Also Judge BOwin OF Missouri Anti Benton, urging
appointment Of POST ST. Louis without further
delay. QuIs
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lhlt IL, The total iniornents Tor tne srok ending
a. NJ saturday the 18th inst, exceeded those Of the
before BY 81 while tbs int by ysoT fever
tIesess0 ihOse Of last week by 80.
The inferno MS OF the two weeks are a. f,loFs.
Megs eIoins6 A. u On Total Yellow Fever.
Sandy, Aug 81
saturday, Avg nll
Toal..... ......................... .....28ls 2Ns
We ti out the 81 returns ana DarisoDs
tswteB ibels TOR The reports tins Charity Hospital
TAese made up midnight of each day Our weekly
repon consequently ends at midnight fridsy the 2ta
INST.
KaIOn d The Hospita for The txeny four hols andno
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From nonteTldeo.

PHILADELPHIA, Ass q, is53.
The ship TboEas WATER, from Nontsridso arrived AZ
tbs port today bit brings The Captain reoorts
The death Of his f-s. cce- ~ william Hawkins orTroy
NY
TheThonss WALKER spok ne iihiast the schooner
M.de.Gnt, from Aes-Iork for hor:eYideo, al well
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Ns-OIeGns papers Of sz1dAy tonoay Ary rscsiyea
Returns tom Western IeIls give large .Ds0rties Tor
Oc1Eee, the Wig c1nedae or Governor, ana there Is
some plobsbIfy u his elscnCn.
lie NAL bets cen ATLANTA Gld Montgomery, Alabama
rs been robbed % letters FOR Noble and S-w0r-aDs
From twenty 10 Ety thousand collars sAd 70 have
been sb..!sc.e-.
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STAY NJ Exrcnfinn.

hINtSTDH *sfrr3sy Ar y INK
Judge Wright heard motion today 70 stSv tire exscu
tCn Of Herorck sou sentenced b. hung Albany On
The Goth INST for the murder OF his VIE enable his coun
eel 10 present bill OF exceptions srssay settled 81 the
eetesa term Of the Supreme Court rext month. Mr.
VIII scH made the motion Aesrs. Chstfeld and C)lih
oruO.ed
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Observation-Disclosures xs.

From men. o. FfeaEane, dHg, IL
The ntermens IN al the cemeteries Of the city for the
week ending Ht A. NJ yesterday morning Saturday the
are Ia detail as follows the deaths by yellow fever
being those certified TO by the physicians, including
the LteTms OTIS any priloH of them daily reported
unknown 1nese may be considered averaging eight
day.
lL,rneb;s for the tw enty four hours ending at A. NJ
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The Pacific, sbieh was to sad from Liverpool on the
10TH had been heard from q, O'Clock this morn
irg She viii undoubtedly be in port to-day. Her news
is loOk ed for with great anxiety.
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Tie last osys report mace yesterday afternoon gave
ia 1873 tor Yellow Fever The returns
nom y Psirck Cemetery were not .sIt ia. bu takng
q ~ he RATIO If ths day preyous the tot.s give for
S.it roay N the above table correct
1Le tmpsiisl between this and Ihs week previous,
,or oays return, shows fe srul Increase We
att he sbc As published la Inc DaHy Pic0yHqe OF the
O. .l-f
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Execufiu DELAYED.
p'1%sar.na ,s.turs.y An, "a ,sss

PITISBIkGf- hAI1fay AHs y, 40
IL The e jewell s.n'-nced 10 D hGns on me %
Sepin bsr FIR TIE ur6 Of Mitchell ylcgs 10 vr@ As'
granted special socst.r for bringing the scosds OF the
Oyer and t. rninsr bore the Supr-na COur Iris ell
Z, lsy The exeCutnn II nof r.snt N . new trial
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short Passage Of a Clipper -hfp.

bDoAOF 1-luro-y aug y. t<J1
Tie clipper slip Telegraph arrived a. this port this
morning the short passage ci . days from Va srasO
She SPOKE On the st o. August in laf L noIh lon A.
ship Norman frOn NevlosA Tor Australia. Ga the 20h
W. lat - suih Ion 3D. EhiIls ild crossed the boz OF
tie Tel, graph, iAk.rs the bead Sal from her
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He also cited a large number Of Instances IN regard
the letting Of the contracts under the Nine Million
bill when the accused with others VI the Letting Board
had utterly disegar3ed the instructions Of tbs Canal
Board and awarded he cootracts to the lowest BID
ders but personal ard political 0gorites, who we're
many the highest bidders.
After Mr. L. had co cuded the Managers called fog
Henry S. Randall Secretary OF State but 1t found
be- was out u the cry having been unexpectedly called
20 Auburn as a witness ia the Edypon
On motion, (tLe Managers DO. wishing 10 interfere
With the order in Whch obey bad arranged the calling
the wtnesses the CDas adjourned 10 Monday morning.
Es,p
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Cholera az CumberIand. Md.

CUMBERLAND, Saturday A1s 20 ,s5,
Cholera broke out in this place WEDNESDAY, lss aad
fourteen deaths nave since occurred from IT, II nov
sussdDg, and the few under treatment are perfectly
manageable The dsssss was caused by an Overflow Of
the small canal running through the part Of the town
Mshy families have lett
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TEE PoTATo koT-trom almost every direction we
hear complaints Of tbs scourse tie Near New
bnypOrt Mass whole felcs lost An ex says ssys
"A farmer started with LOAD Tor tue Otles
which be supposed TO be gJo. and id not reached hf
tte dsisIce before he that hy ~Or1
less and gIosiDg 10 better very las aud accordingly
tuned hem into pasture ana veLt hons. Some fields
have been pous bed up without attempting 20 cy AZ ali
II Obs-rN cd that In disease has
plead 10 the squash vines, wis Aks destroyed
On Long Island the disease is very bad Prob,5lS
third Of the ground planted will be dug Some fields
partially and some Itirey gone Several s-nsrs re
ploughg up the ground without pretending to sny
potatoes Those In ich soil the worst. The crop on
the isano NUT be very light one.
In Genital Nss York hear the same complaint The
sis hot weather and showers Will help the any
\ NV KIND or Corrosive hsvs seen 4 specimen
Of and very suttu sort OF cotton, brought from
among the Pine Indians OF NesMsIico. by an officer Of
the Mexican Boundary Commission Its peculiarly con
ss in foe silky sispl, superior in leugth and s;reasth
all kinds preyiou ly known We Learn tha, the seed
been in duced Texas and tsst the plant will
he grown there extensively Ii has also ths great sd
vantage of not dgeneratiig &, and not requiring
of the seed TIE plsrt all these pecusres proved
penn Itly 10 belong to il must fleet revolution 10
ton sishg The specimen have viii be exhibited
a. the Crystal Palace. IL forwarded here BY
Tie hC ui- Of San Antonio, for that purpOse.
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T. CORRESPONDENT.

80 be AIKEN Of Conr,untcona Whssvs
rpd. for ilyegtion he authenticated By t2e
address q the seno; necessarily for pubc,oo bat g1a'
sbsee u kis GOOD faith.
We eanret undertake cted Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22
Report Of the Hospital for the twenty four hols ending


Iflt .nVHs Ilcfesse OF q ado ssiOns the wseh
ehced the previous week dcreas> OF 80 deaths
the total ard deeyeIss Of Il deaths by yellow fsysr
The Totals VI he Hospital reports tor the three weeks
enoug al noI 1t on Friday the 9Th inst follows