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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

eiur tie -fsrcs. orie Co0oie< sid iie errr,ee ~,
lf tenn ct inst Tire irurrur'f.-i. strrr,ss.
Nss tcs t' Of oJrty on tse - John s1i rs tisa,..
hsye tfrs. ie jort sr. ca- on 81 hs thrsn Prr,r
sl6 an iner-Cc h -a WY TIE Only obl-cfcn - 49,
WIS tat the plated Inc too The A1.-,'
lfClGtF
n ss,frcvs - VS. tie tssui. ~ Thar ner,sisi On
fsrof auros vsr's islan0 roud D. sii tso-a -.
eofs.crei cts 20 tie F'rpirr A. large. IL Is an -.
cir. " C. fhat The direct line 81 cnrfrnlre,tA
~ FurcCe ars feds 70 AnrIica ard t6sf tn -,
rra,.l from ialrsN ktnc l. sd &c 49,
thrur-h Ertsl territory. : several huners m - s,o,
iNsr " she United Sass Nature has pointed o., H,Ss
ard srcouye-s i srdfte % b. the Alanrc snl ~
~ ~. P.r,fc terminus Of Oc-sn Steam Nsvi..,,-
" l The " os world = esre hch = The l.s ras,s -
stcr,st fcrtr tie ssfes uuute scross the ncpet ~
Arpers- ben TIE Auefcsfs Az ssug every neF,e =,
coz, "a he two oceans by RAILWAY, ths tsy InAy e-cos
tire e1cusve carriers o. the rnncts Of Chns and Ins.
Nis nor taIs o sufrru r1rS Nsncoas-,
IsirS spS s-repisns " n q re only ohane Of Ses
t.lv comrerug with the Aueucsr.in the ,-aae q ~
Fast. - Jotns Ne" oransSscker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

U5re-utscri'es s100O00 70 he stock Ia mems ei
rty,., ire :,on G. DEBT y tAl .ss1e al F>'1y
W. .bar-u-rs. ugylhle , tie town corp7Ea-ll'l
Cont. II r0@- lsrgJrl a. cyrE' N-'Te r.sA ND
4 p. vi,r -fr orr .fs; ar.lty : Tie s-uc frp.-'
-,, ,-r-es r. e. for so cj0 or more -1l' cites
- f-cl e-gc,cD - SfD 90, vIia-es, e-l1'J y
-. leC o. r owns. ips sea Cl Il 5 obvious - Iusi-
Tia. i. rruv -fs~ fle 30 cip' ~ -c-iptos sti o.
a. fl~... Il r-y hcnadt 90 be -ecevci VIII be wax
c-e- -sr---rcs &c r-1'- Kay cCl.cr 0l t-c slbscri-
-, fr..gr.s Wherever ne q Fernmssi h1s PRIOR
Ftnsu fie r-sa, th' municipal c'rport-on 'u1~cri1-
-;rr. W brr- very i-fls back IN me sIqp- - capital.
The first number of MIcSeR-is's Wtfdy Iss-
--g. vas i-ued yss-s-iay + shows - innenss
AZ crr Of hor being full CT 01-nal natter rom one
end g. 10. eIlcr Jl-ng rom the nu nor ~ sulscrip-
Il. o.. sre-dy obisne t sesms drStnet - ENJOY m eS
teuvs uccesE rs prospects, on the issue OK tae nFt
uur1ts1 a.e r0-1.Aer without p4rnllel IN nc Anls'
q Csns!isn journalism
During the late season the dredging Of Lake
= Te.sr which offered serious obstruction 70 the
savi--ior O. tic =. Lawrence has been pursued win
great success. channel has been cxcaya'ed ieet
below tic prCv,0as bottom. 10 feet N width AMI
about M - 10 length 81 ore the work : comp'eii,
IL eyrec-e the c,aruel vii he II feet deep and 20
fec, &C. Il VII AXE Two more seasons 70 ootaia LIS
reslk.
Tie religious quarrel, in connection with the
Common schools continues Tary arse on. ot -
frsrJ On he part ri IN" Csthocs 1r separate Schools
The PRINCIPAL % separate schools has ben reuctinty
corcr5oi - III law for 10 year But new dlacu.ls
have complicated iha question How much money sre
The CstioTcs entitled o. reccvcr Are numbers 70
form tie re 81 DIVISION they cIuitlay dealt Win
trfv get the amount II which they are actually a.
-fss.df Thr-r que tons divide con ending psrtie-.
ifthev CCstioic-) were 20 be Dermite separate taxa
ton c. thcn,s,lv for school purpose what 70 be-
cen q the Parliamentary gruuti How = u 70 oe
Giyiisdi Except The Church q England Ghe Pr'fes-
trrfl are opposed 9 allowing shy separste Scloos
Thc Roman Cihrlc Bishop o. Io-oato says = IS parsc-
curiCu 20 deny them. Il Z dficuh 20 see sst'ia--
tory settlement 81 this perpsSing question. l.. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

rrr. SID has soears "a r-.sBjoL lte TN-,7n- q
cld 70 ss tz-ee u tse Ill u rs e1siis, -. p
kttses s.ep rs ene-llsg SEN fet,s4-rlli - .-s -
90 kr-1,rtsoh7iOa, NltsIor-z- y ss.d ~ se f- 20
pr,art TIE = future oTeEt-.cns ~ = 8 -tle .-1
kcrn from several hfrlcan H1liftsFy c----i 2 -
II lis place. Uaf tIirisiTe p'spAailg-s AZ lan- 81
reI-ofgsnz ed atfes On "a F-r.LgsoL Ba- 49, &c.
ufn : sce %, half b. Th4nce u t-e co-ee - t1a r
era ia LrenTt . ere bef-E I-le 20 cr-4e A A rFT
twin sCou - feeu &c az confidently ss1f=d t.t -
Crur has lresdy comE1suce tis mAT-1 p lr-cr D.
vile n nj rceuretfs are their f11 vr+1ra -
tuc Gl6 hy N1tsI he rece1tg captusi s1f ar -
,c hin. tOfh aIt ulltlOr lr To- % @ct " 10
al Is force uuIfrd AstIaCras se tn b. made too t
70 90 Gen ATAos or as Eltlsaus Il gnerA pyre Ny
te slsc bslofe Be wots OF = - Z = ce h- b = - ~ 10
rat from tne Il hslitinfs Of the cl-T.
In the u..d,t OF al th.s tErn0 ho Tsver .hs G7o'-
pTefel,ss can. uDihatsn 'front.' lie hs' Prsss en- :.
h. o. n md a sTil tool work & from ch sls
are A1ost daily sued ssss 1IE The people ilsi ure %
truth II anything. "a ? q coirlr u be napsr Ia "a
dera Ncsnlad. thit EsErecslo1s Az qu-ied Col ClE
Vlpt 81 bls lro tde rees, order restored u ln -
ard tie oo1uuy IrouessllF peieeisiy and qiiet Ils
tn utorle wth tie .vscIcs before th- -3Id a. son
besve g. they would ore Who. sanding the brow %
Urd voeaun sboald TEL aid corvBle sl@m t-r-
vas o Ere b. ow RThf N The beef. Il isst q
thee Tooo, brelt comes the mall from Islpr0 via - ~
Naussoe. ofte p-ore o. TIE Case Of UloS an th- y
the TART Do -norcs a. Tiauico.T
Several Of the old ci..Zenso Brownsville have
retulue 10 liar place convinced a.r AZ tat tdarc -
no place containing more Of the germs OF zeal p0i-
perry.
Co. Cruz. miii;tTv commander az Clm8ryO.
hrs issned ne Ilovrn- circular:
an o. iutercerted communication a1dresel - IA 10
ccuuifsary MatroTlA Is directed. ne shan lot c5l
time cia-rar % exrr0nrlTv 7xp-lsCs Cf s.E. tle de-
hsu-u-.s made IN the tzT11 Tls proves tl-- c-i-l
trursst.ous have bofr eIe-l 100 Tia foTt salet
tythe arbitrary 70 Of Srsa-ic1 Ava snd aEia'i
Re lavs ID force. there 81 caE -.1ls -e - tl
toua' t. III AID 20 iu ssot il-l l- VII D
reason hereby lake Known :, lie er MS % u - NJ
~ hat sll -s-roes leaving hat sort th pass % ffi
from that Cus;a hCuse FOR the interior Of BE RepIb.-.
viii - pHrrusd and c0nGscafed whatever pAs sle sane
NAV Be AIKEN by the ioTces under my eo.ll.snI
CsuAraC Jan. 4 1853 NAifNIiN tArE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02

By the arrival Of the brig Ocean Bird, Capt
Forc' We have received sdyoe' from curscOa to Jan
ls The Yellow Fever i PfevsaIng At that place, and
10 s'srmss extent araoss the shipping Tee Ocean
Bird VS. detained ten days by sickness Of the crew
Tics Nslroy, Of the above vessel d. Of the
fever Jan. :. The disease was very fatal During the
Ia. few days previous 70 Capt FoFors departure nine
seamen had died sui OF four vessels sni lNgs
Der lying SICK The O. + has been detained much on
her pSsssge owing 70 Capt =. hls mate sna tour
uea beng tskea vito the Geyer On the sscoaA
isk out
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InnitnI runl.hmcni.

10 ne td.t'r y Ikf Y. 7. Ii75a7f
OnlJSt Sabbath evening | delivered an Al.
dress in brooklyn in which urged the following ar
suueuf. against Capital Punishment
socirfy has no richt 10 take tuulu life.
II The law has been abolished 10y Jesus Chrlst Matt
w. p 30
III The innocent have been executed
w Jurors often commit Perjury.
V Witnesses refuse 10 give testimony.
VI Tho tfsc, falls en- the Family NJ the conisnin'd
VII The experiment OF the abolition OF Capital Fan
.slmtut hiss always worked well
VIII Executions are now private ia iteen States Of
the Union
IN. imprisournent for Life may be substituted.
Cspitsl Punishment not necessary tor the safety OF
H. > community CHaRLES SPEAs
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FEMALE PHYncrAss-Ta. Boston Journal


.'rorsy .l,oaf-. DE troion u lses no rn. 9th.
s-a.al Irc. v 1iief N neot- nurb sBsro
y - n ,Le lala woman 'la The seal, or o,toary
Do YOU Just sppose yourseh forlorn ..ck pa
chio la tia uppoE story Oi s)ae noisy boarding house
who,e UHLtes don't care plaCn Of sndn whether sou
eoueude ~ de, " cet well SupPose you've watehei
hat spider "a he corner weave hs D, al you are
qLtc QU.EEcd u make yourself suppOse you have
counted the tCU-andih time MI the shC periesscs,
distorted httle dOgs and crooked trees the pagerei
wall oil your room. gusVoei your finger nais % the
ver qLIt. aud tlscled your III ,aChc III every hair
stsnds ~ its individual responsibility Then
suppcse ut you n the art gasp the door opens
ggaily, a4d aGu;s tHoa lrCa, creaz.ug pair u boots
Containing "a Ofaculsg, so,sIan NJ d. gr.n enough 30
gnieu yol mo the church Yard bat sniliug roy
checked, hr.4t eyed, lice titie live doc,re4s
yer
fslus what q tgure pull Oh her glove. snd taxes
tuUE hand - tEDse ltte fingers. LOiy fq0taey H1D
yoay pslss She GDks ~ you COuIpss.Jna sey
the. -oit Dlle eyes lAys her hsnd your fore
Read. am ,hen GJes-iJrs yol deDlureiy about your
f.rf toms 10 G.- At atich she ices without any u
your h,Ipy ILsa sLe grEes pTescnptOu witb
t.cse DAINTY l.s tngers, end tei- sou % kesp Uerg
clpost aEd ggei. gls, ~ II yO1 c0uld) an0O.as the
tlis-ed guit--r:11-es ys-r PiilDN--slaies q r.
c.erDg sun..ht ic|Jo JO1T aching eyes Vsb 10
s-Hcure kIoH!ctize 81 your unTcken waata snd
sys with the sweetest .41Ie il tie world, th-t she'll
"cs.l 49, IA the morning nd She i0it OF hsr
sess nufeIs tErouL The door md .Een ycu ersg. out
"a the be- f1e best way you ca1-cu-c looking .tass
10 wisg the prcbaylities .Ltr yCI have made
t~yOrsbie lniDlrssiCn nVsIcy receiving "a yOu r.
piacs you.sef Oef,Seen the utlket act 10 * qli,s
we a. i9uz ss sLe vii come see you. n eli the 1u
siot a. Z, vuG lave de,Lat.ai lingering attack u
A,Gr' compliant.
For sYsrIF. prefer PERCEPTIONS IN @ssrgi;a,
hand saatg sJ5l-In pulse . afytdHg ia, vear,
J08Hf, FAEsT FREN
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PAcuIC ASD ArLANrIc TERnAL-Tle IIai,.
faz NOrHirg Ctrysicl, IN sfticis rnJer the s1ove
ar.d app.eAenz.Te ,isi Great Brtzin /. ueyos ,,iay
NH tie 8IIfrr4u GoyeruAcHI o. ~ purpose u ~,
- Up Atpc0gyers l.i.n1 sGd Olr yO.-e4 i0. On de
Flctc = me nted states. j. tsslg s:ated a .tor-
liu-a tl4I tie Govern Of tie Guds11. Bay Com
pny - p Teuzy al Nsshj0gtoa ior Their surrender
10 lrresls inat rs Company has nOt the nZht to liz
pose q u possessioLs hed b. lsJn ~ he mouth OF
tie CcUiaLG RIVER, griess win TIE sanction OF T.,
Imperial Gcgsfrmec', lie Compscy's lcetse of:rDIe
over tie ir1an Territories expiring in 1859 The
c.rlrs tanks, tergfor thar tie Utmost the Huisoss
-! Comp sny can Co. ?, transfer tie temporary pos.
fezson % '@ieo1Ters kbnd Bltthe editor Is iesrfuI
ts fnsfrd. WIZ the asssnf o. he Company, I. now
treating ~ surrender Of heir pOssesslons m
CrsHic,s It's expresSes - fears On Tue subject:
Nov y tnr a1ty q the Brush North American Col
oLlts 70 stfh4sh nee uEsTcsl with
MED states e.d specuatnz uEoo tie igno-snes
hAn OcYrrne az respecting t5 immense value II they
Ic-ssss-i "a iEs P-chc, Il = GGkey that nr Eser.
u sy Hp le icf tr4lafr Of NsncOayers Island aud
~ .-rtt tfftory, urcI terms anything bat .tssra.
zcCs 10 ETf 81 s.yrs's " lar .Ist W arc I, he
'sle-4-l@- 6 't- - t-1- 4c-,-e tccc:y sgcc1sy e..
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lp We cannot too mach praise the perfec-
ton with which every detail ia cared Tor In the operss
nov beng produced r. S!t,os under tho auspices n
Madame 5oNTAG. The orchestral performances are
IN themselves enough % ssti.iy every sudor while the
dnhngs Of lie chCrus the Correctness and elegance q
tAeeoo'u1es and al ie minor arrangements ofte slage
equally aticltseyert taste and high professional AIN
O. tie part OF the rnaSa cement Certainly we shsu
yer nav. anytime more complete In these respects,
and he public doe well TO appreciate such eGorts
u !. Aeedese 10 cay however llsl the yreat attrsc
dcn which drsws crowds 70 Hiblos Is Madame sou.sx
her,elL and We have bebea her In no character IA
Which she more effects the audience than Arnins, In
ne sOHtGzasla which was Last eyening eiyen for tho
scconttime. In psrts tai beautiful opera her acting
wAs exceedingly dramatic We have never seen the
despair With which Anne suffers The unus, nputstioas
snd rejection Of her lover rendered with such power.
lndfed we were 10 aud fault With we should ssy
thai admirable as ii a whole one or two poines
were rather oTeTiOce Por instance when cliagingto
-cr enEaged and unioTgiving bctlfo,hed she follows
Inn acfossthe stage her knees, It's too laoor01s
AID Cngrsier mode Of locomotion But the scene as
whole wa intensely effective snd drew down burss
o. hearty appizase. 30 Of tue finale Tho crsSe
"as gwen With pensye rather than passionate, met
aasboly which very beautiful.
FCzzolini seemed in feebler voice than usual bu,
bsdisi wa m admirable Count singing perfectly, AMI
acting ss Is liz wcz,
L'.deEtly tbs opers the mos. popular thar MADAME
s'n,ts hss yet produced
II CoLyxBn CoLLEGE holds ts usua
Intermediate examinations next week, az when 81
are invited to be present. who take Interest IN eoeso
studies
TIE adverisemsn. explains the order in which ne
6.rereet subjects q study will be taken Up by each
cia-s.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE on THE THERMOMETER Ar
J. na.at0si Lo.aeyly Lyaoh q CIa,k'.D "a JyaIL.f
1913. IAN. Eooa 3PN bPM
Z slaLy l...........J S IS "a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

arrears, and all this without increasing
the rate of direct taxation one single
cent. By continuance ofthe measures
then adopted the state has not only been
redeemed from bankruptcy, but we are
enabled to reduce the rate of direct tax
alton, and can confidently look forward
to the time when the debt will be en-
tireiy lquidatrd. The State is now
prosperous and honorable, buttha, nelh-
er Mr.. Lyon or "his party" contributed
one iota towards making her either one
or the other, we think we have clearly
proven.
Marylanders, this is no fancy sketch,
but plain statement of facts, for proof
of which we refer you to the documents,
and defy either Mr.. Ligop Or "nis party"
to contradict them. During the APP
preaching campaign we may refer to
this subject again, and show you. that
the party, which has so faithfully dis
charged It's duty, is not unworthy Of
another trial of your confidence.
WOMAN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20
Glje ttlarIirts

ELXToN MARKET, Aug. 20.-The following
are the prices in Elkton tor the produce Sc,
named below:
Flour 81 %: Wheat 81 10; Corn IS cts; Oats
30 cts: Butter 20 cts; Eggs l2aa; Chickens % to
81 cts per pair; Potatoes, none IN market
BALTIMORE MARKET, Aug. 1S.-Sales OF $50
barrels Howard street Flour at So u. CITY
Mills So II.
PRovIsoNs.-Bacon-Sides, Il &c.; Shout
ders, "a 81. Lard, in bbls, II IL c. in kegs
liz l. cts.
GnAIN.-About 10 900 bushels Wheat offer
ed. and mostly sold at lO5 a 1903 C. for GOOD to
prime red; 10 a 10 C. for white. White Corn
90 c; yellow 81 c. Rye 66 a zoe. Oats SO a 80
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr.-Beevcs
are selling at IRON 81 80 to 50 30 per 100 lbs
Hogs at 81 to 81 % per 100 lbs Sheep are
bringing from 81 30 to So; lambs 81 90 TO So.
Mich cows bring from $40 to $40.
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RoWLANDSvlLLE, Aug. Is '53.

KoWLANDSvlLLE, Aug. Is 80.
.4Mothcr Rai'road Monia-The Importance Of he
Proposei ROui-.l Fine Ncw House .Nechan-
les, Sc.
MH. EDIroR We are in the midst
OF another railroad mania. The Central
Railroad is lost IN insigniticance com
pared with The one now proposed be-
tween Columbia and Port Deposit,
which, as it is to stop at the great um-
Der mart OF Maryland, must be made.
Besides all the town of Port Deposit is
aroused to the importance of the work,
and as they are hard to overcome, it
certain Y will go on. 4 railroad from
Columbia to tide water would be of in
finite importance to the coal iron and
lumber interests of Pa, and New York;
besides which an opportunity would oc-
cur to improve many fine water powers
now lying dormant on the Susquehanna.
W ere you to see the number Of wag-
ons heavily laden with grain, which
pass through our town every day, you
would agree with me that We need
good road, whether if iron or stone and
dirt.
As most of the villages in the county
are Boosting somewhat Of their improve
ments in dwellings, stores, &c, would
State that we are not altogether behind
the age in these matters. Our towns
man, Jose pin Roman, is now building a
fine residence tor himself which speaks
well for his taste, and is an ornament TO
our town and credit to the mechanics
engaged on it. The far-iamed L. Rry-
noids is the undertaken; Edwin West
superlntends the Carpenter work; J.
Caldwell and John i. knight the ma
sonry; Mr.. Person the pIastrrine, and
Mr. Kirby Of Harrlsville, the painting.
1t is two and a half stories including at
tlc, with square roof covered with iron
OF the proprIetor's own manufacturing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20
THE CECIL W HIG.
AUGUST 20. ESJ:s.
WgEsd, naEs.'EESisS.

The Wings Of the several Districts of
Cecil county ar requested to assemble
at the usual places of holding district
meetings, on Saturday the 20lh Of Au-
gust inst, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, to select
five delegates from each district TO meet
in county Convention in Llkton on
Tuesday the 23d inst. The object OF
the county convention is to select four
delegates to the Wing State Convention
to be held in Baltimore on the first day
of September, TO nominate a candidate
for Governor and other STATE candidates;
also, to select delegates to a Congression
al Convention, and transact other bus;-
ness oiimportance to the W higs of Cecil.
The Wings OF the oth District will
meet at such place as they may agree
upon among themselves. BY Oder of
the Wig Centrm Comm,ttee
81. Of CecH county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20
PUBLIC SALE OF
FAEU asLs.Ei 9a.IA94 ESTATE
AND W AIEl L0Win,

IN .NHRlL.4AD,
T'HE undersigned wall otter at Public Sale, ut
L the Hotel Of Mr.. jacob johnson, in Iiklou,
7hursdnN tie 22l Of September, 1893,
all that valuable Real Estate and Water Power
known as 'OCTOkARO FORGE" lately &C.
cupnd By NJ. Blackburn.
IhIS property contains
$50 Acres
Of Land, more or less; and lies on the Ocloraro
creek in Cecil county, Maryland. about six
miles from Port Deposit, and wlhin four miles
OF the Rising Sun village. The Improvements
upon il consists oia
Forge, GriH .NiN, Sor .NHl, an excel
lent Stone Dwell1ng House, ind
10 Tennnt Houses,
some ofwhich are new and in good order.
Also, a Store House, Blacksmith Shop, Coal
Houses Carriage House, Slabling, and other
out houses.
THE WATER POWER upon the premises
is not surpassed by any in that section Of coun-
try, and is well adapted 10 manufacturing pur-
poses Of al! kinds. The dam is new and is con-
structcd upon tue most improved plan.
The Forge and suist MIN
have been in successful operation until recent
ly. The Grist Mill is in good repair and is
iavorabIy located.
The arabic land is naturally of first quality,
easily improved: aud some of it IS in high
state Of cultivation. Also, all that tract or
parcel Of Land situate, wing and being in Cecil
county aforesaid, adjoining the above described
property. and containing
III Acres
of Land, more or less; being the same property
which was sold by the said Manassah Blackburn
to James Wiley and Hugh Wiley.
The Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
now being located, will pass through, or near
this property. and will afford great additional
facilities for transportation
Sale to commence al | A. M, precisely.
The terms Of sale will be liberu, and made
known on the day OF sale. For further inor-
nation apply 10 JOHN C. GRooME, Elkton, Md,
or either of the subscribers.
NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Lancaster City, Pa.
J. CUAFFEE,
of the firm of Challees s. Stout, Phlla.
Ang 20, 80 Is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANS
The yellow fever is committing terrible
havoc in New Orleans; on Monday
there were 235 deaths from it, and this
too when the city is deserted by half its
population. The latest newspaper ac
count is from The Bulletin of the 18th
inst, as follows:
cup to the present date, the Official
returns give for the present epidemic
season 3039 deaths from yellow fever
and l747 from other diseases, making a
total of 1856 from the 2S!h of May to
the 10th of August. The daily report
ln5 commnced on the 9th July. The
most fatal day we have yet bad, was on
the 9th INST, when the total deaths were
23S, Of which 20S were of yellow fever
Since that time up to latest accounts
by telegraph, the deaths had ranged
above 200 day.
LATEsr-August 17.-The fever con-
tnues to rage !rightfully, and owing 10
the unlavorble weather, is rather ON the
increase than otherwise. 1t has now
become matter Of difficulty to find
workmen to dig the graves, ond 100
bodies lure been turned this ueek TO,
rant Of places Of intermcnt.
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Fhe ShfriEaIty.

FIFTH DIsTRIcT, Aug. II, '53.
Mr.. Eitor:-As the time has arrived to take
into consideration who are to be the ca1didates
on our ticket this Fall, we would recommend
to the favorable notice of the Wings Of Cecil +,
Mr.. JACOB HYLAND, as a suitable and wor-
thy candidate for the Sherii's office. He has
always been staunch wing and has labored
jealousy for the interests of our party.
Many Voters Of the 9Th District.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-08-20

AUSTRALIA FrankEord Journal says
that Austria wiIInot only demand repara-
ton from America for the Smyrna affair,
but that Turkey shall Immediately pro-
cure the extradtion of kosta. Letters
from St. Petersburg say that when the
Gear heard of the X osta affair he advised
Austria TO do anything rather than give
the United States pretence for inter-
fering in the affairs Of Europe.
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0~5@SiXtecn ofthe hest Apothccaries in Ball-
more say OF STABLER'S ANGDYNE CHER
Rl ENPECTOKANT Tor Coughs. &C., and Of
SrAELER's DIAREAFA CORDIAL, for Affections
OF The Bowels that they are satisfied that they
are Medicines Of great value, and very efficient
Tor the cure ot the diseases tor which they are
recommended, tina. they bear the evidence of
skill and care in their preparation and style of
putting up" See advertisement in another
column.
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DEATHS Ely SUN-STRoKM.-During the
late few days of hot weather there was
an unusual number of deaths from sun.
stroke, in all the cities. In New York
and the adjoining towns of Brooklyn,
WiIiiamsport and Jersey City there
were 32S deaths reported from this
cause.