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Csot Iaurynce ship AueYics; r. M, dsd, Lsxinstcu;
J " and W. haIshAii Va Augustus slsss; B,seoo;
Wa gson amongst the arrivals yesterday ut tho
Aso, Hor,e
In Tho steamship Flc,fds, from Ssvaunah-Rev Bishss
r,lio,t and lady hs.tsr n.Ii'st si,cn. editor q
cs ms ccaasy . L%ns as oasss ,.s %i;. 5r.
ant;h.sI Mt. Ruth WIi.e1ssd Ms. 6 .ths,,ns Hsen..
,olr hllios, Nj, Hewlett aud Mis-. Ferry, pssS
G%' aas and s Ss ": xsssd Nc .s si'e
COS, B.x11esy, Alfred Asoneii K fcena.!ly. "a:
] 'ssf ss.'sss' S,!s qf'f. S.Is..s:
..ts' 1, fsas ,si John .s; s;. ''
ssEa' s s %,i% stem sss Hbsf bse john aa
t,oG = r s,on" { sn,ls, simmons 7 6.,ssay;
:on: j Dr.'s \ Teonps,n; 4 cri.s.aare' woifSD.
From ne Nora-u,
and four 'sS,ss MI; sl'I%sn MISS slsn.n
Mi,sh,il, Mrs s Levi Ss ss.,gde, AM.y wood a!s.
Mis-; Mslmond, n sts,ns, 9 s.rcee, " hswteyns T 7
steele Ms. eSssnsi Ic ss oossssa ssi
lsfs ss f'al? ais Ia. si.. s. H.. as.s s.:
Ss nsaseS 'sef furps1 sns. hSs
ana i.dy. Mis- Plane Rutisdss and lady and
iIem s. Th.n.: sqa ssrmud. steamship Y',inA Ia
sooss fss 1Sc rsS S.
s.es hsn%Ss Lieut. Aeo,. ospf Ms'' n. ss ysar faa
Miss Houghton, c hopcet and lady. So, 49,, ,.
From liverpool IN chip srerics Mr. Ward snd isdy Ms
Rird ard lady NJ Philip and lady 500 IN the etccfaie
Trom Kin, ston ia in sohr scott ID Gowis ID Had
don \ A Iefiie. j Crockett. Fox, W MenrieL
DEPARTURES.
Voy Norfoia Richmond, 40. Steamship RoAaoks-Chas
s,sSs,ns q A Tarnese M Norris u F~rc er
nsy,a a. n Toy 4 0rs1st seymour, Ellsssns
wrs avis MI. Davis -Avis Miss Vary Berry Miss Jaas
Ecrry Nr Rer,y and lady y st.ry lsaY and child.
Miss whitney Dwight and ,sdy 5 WssA NscL.
y n Brcoks o n she6AsM y Jebssss, 4 Asss. DJ4
ie0der, r Hayward. Hayward, 0teSttus Kctc&a
an, In Levy, MIS- Adsnl, saI " N tAs stvs<ss~
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rsroolslyn CITY Intelligence.

BEzocKAzro ASSEMBLY CosvssrIoss -Tunis G Bergen
OF hrw ul-cht thso) ch ssa delegate hy The First
Assembly Dg tiot Cupyen.irn Aopoay Ei,hs iast
stead OF s Crooks. ss heretofore sta'ed
BmE.-On Monday hight last, about half-psst eleven
O'Clock. fire broks out In small frame bulldog
pa<d as Su, Gay SCHOOL, and attached TO the sco pol
cba CliEiob aud before the epgnes could
bear upon the flames II bsrnsd Tbs house OF
Rev. Mr. D,ller pastor Of tho congregation was
slider ably aged ard cottage three stories high
The occupation OF birs Dow nearly demolished The
entire damage srnoupt TO scout SO 900 Mrs Do wa
house insured for 81 0O0 Ia the FremGn's Insurance
Company New York. The othor property, &c destroy
&c, IL partially Insured.
CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECT AND IsA-rKvuoy On Friday
eve h lest aged woman. named Welsh who resided
with her dsughter IN 6AniltcD Court street.
died Il snpposed from the Of proper medisal
tendance the family being In very 20 circumstances
Word Coroner residence, but
being absent from the city aud func1onary tsLg
vested with au horty 20 sot in his stead the body 70
msir ed in the house till last evening" having bee Ia
state of decomposen since Sun lay morniog aud ths
erch arising therefro highly offensive to ths ~hos
IsRh noThood One sitter another sent To
the Chiefs ocs to the body could be removed
the reticeuts Of she vicinity would not be able to
the puisarce much longer At length coroaer Cook Of
Williamsburg sent for. but before his arrival tho
Coroner Of Brooklyn made bis and furnished
the family with thu iDd,spensbis certificate of burial
The bocy then congoed the grave With oil possi
BILE despatch.
SUSPICION oP Foul PLAY A woman named Ann Fay was
fOnn6 dead ct her residence At the Of Van Brunt
and William reefs, Sunday evening caused 1t l. al
legged in consequence OF Injuries inflicted in quarrel
witt her husband The Coroner no tiled of tins
circumstance sDd the body ws4 conveyed to tho dsad
house. where inquest vii, be held day lhs hus-
b. nd arrested yesterday and will be tstainsd un.I
the necessary Inquiries made.
FATAL KICK HoRsE-On Sunday ,hlc Thomas
Pstterron engaged III rubbing down horse belong
ing 10 Mr PapeheIn Of Love lane the an.ai grew
lees and kicked him In .hs sbooYasn causing mi ries Of
nature that re expired from 'hs effects yes
t-rdsy morning The dtcss Cd ie-vss sts aud tDrse
children dc tIte crcums tances. They reside at No
III AdAms street.
FOUND DROWNED On Monday afternoon the body Of a
lad apEa,eIty about six.eeo years OF age. crossed
In bns shirt and gray pantaoo1, picked la tb,
slip Of the Ful ferry Brooklyn II taken tne
ctad house, and tho Coroner notified
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Aid Tor she Ncw Orleans Sufferers.
Appoi. .Csne.ts by sre Presisept

Diplomatic Agcnts O ns,, and Cnanrt7at Aee.ts Of ne
Untcd states appointed s'ace ht 2fhcf Hay, 1858.
Robert Walker. o; Mlsh,spyi n be Commissioner az
the Uni'eo STATES 10 the -unrirs o. Cniaa
Augustus E,vins OF Conoec 70 be Secretary OF
TIE IsenHn VI the United sotes nj me Ccurt Uf cis In
pc isi Majesty The perct o. ell the Russ..s
David G-esg Of il'ioos to bs Cop.nissoror of the
Unieo States 70 tbs s,Dgdodi o. H- aci
Pho Wbite of WI c0usia to bs Charge dAfsires Of
the Urited "a 70 rbs republic of Ecuacor.'
jonD Daniel OF Virginia 80 be "a arge d Afaires Of
the Uhi'cd States The gDvtrnt-eEt Of SARDINIA
fhouos h,s e,. Of ssbsuia 10 be S.nestery of the
Legation OF the Uniteo States republic Of Call
Dsuiei Sickse. of Ne~ Yosk to b, Src,eta Of the
Legation of the Une Stite' hcriittnuic N%jesty
Carroll Spence, Of Maryland {, ne Mnster resident Of
the UDi-ed States ~ Con -thn tinopic
Jonn W Dana cf Maize 70 Ccarpo d. 'Afares OF the
Uniec Ss'es tn rhe republic Of soiv's
CoNsULs OF THE yNITED STATES,
For Vera Cruz J,hn I P,csett, of K-u.ucsy.
For Baycppe John ?. Sullivan, Of Caiforais.
For Mozambique, George Il Dsyer, ot asssechusetta.
For An,oy, Tbomas asatr, OF Nsa York
For 81 Jcbns porto Rico John Parsons, OF Florids
For Lina J. Caleb Smith, Of California
For Ssr-eii eA samuel Dinsa,ore Of Na Ha1lpshire
For El.,ncI,r. i. b. Wsil-, ot Nav York
For Lcitb James Mcdowell. OF Ohio
For MaItspzas, Ed 9srd Wocrel, O. Delaware.
For Glasgow. rhiIip 7 H-artt. OF Neg York.
Fer Gtoaa, Felix Fore u of Nev York.
For Turks Island John l. Nelson, Of Maryland
For MsDbe;m john Schsfff ct Mary laod.
For Per- an b.co WllIism liuey, Of Olio.
Fer Bahia John r. Bennett. o. Missouri
For 81 JGgo de- Cubs, Ste pnen Cocaraa, Of Penasyl
vapa.
For Shanghai Robert c Murohy, Of Ohio,
For Ans sraen.. Il. G Bsrn@cA of Sou h Carolina
Far Aspnwal (Nss GraraGa), George W. Fletcher, Of
Alaben
For .tes,dt Max s.etthener o, New York
For Fub Cbau Caleb JONES' OF Virginia
For Psi.a, Fayete nj Rirggcid, o. the District Of
Columbia
Eor Lcuoon George N. ssudsrs, o. New York
For Bordeaux james Polk, OF Maryteni.
GosOskRCIAL AGENTS OF -HE UNITED STATES.
ler Peasop (sumsIs) Robert r pursis,
Tss 81. raurs do Losndo Southwestern Arica) John
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TELEG RAP PHO.

Latest Mortality Report from New rIcans
NEW ORLEANS, August 2s. 1853.
The total number OF ntefmenm In this city during
past week. wss ,e2s, Of which l442 we're from yellow
hyer,
BALTIMORE August 20, 1854
New ORLEANS papers " "Wednesday last srsak hopefully
u slVht aeclcs ssSey. AIas1s GS dsath, ws ro;.os
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Ins Yellow Fever at Natol,cz.

Ths Yellow Fever at Natchcz
NEW ORLEANS. Aug ,st &C. 1853
Accounts from Esschc2 STATE toat tho preateat as-
prevarg there aud than hsF Of the iubsbi-
'spts e;. the city in consequences the rsvssrs OF
the yell,s fever. None Of the authorities had left
QuAia No lager enforced.
Aid Tor the New Orleans Sufferers,
CiaCfsHArT August 80 1853.
tho New Oylsnnh Relief Commit repcs' the
,bu he. sIo 500 sesdes 50 SO soat through
Z ee Mason ana other societies.
PrTrsBuRG. gust 80, 1855
1ka suui Of IS coo las ben Contributed this city in
rid a ,he sufferers at Ne~ o. loans sps.ed
rss nc1nd 1srociAuon Coiisotons st,n becg nads
end the v,ll probably isach 81, 900.
70 THE EDITOR Of TIE NEW YoeK HERALD.
Slb :--Hsvfpy poIIced your EDITION ~ y. t~Ia.y,
tbu sud pa bbre ofer from ar. jose eph Jewell OF
frriIg frvt his tiosa Tenplv taa Unioa or
C+E,eviiie for TIE c~Eshr Of tbs suetog vic
of sbe city Of New 0risass, We hereby @tth the
gtaeet plsssu'@ offer ths 81 tho us,Yn for
Wat puylo Respectfully yorrs 80
SHAW, WHITE sNEDlAER, PJoprietors.
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Lines written on the oes' os Mrs. Amanda Graves,
A. Stowe =:
Hos lonely and no desoats
Her death las ads us Al
The summer ky, AND sun nler a,wers,
seem covered With q pail
Ard yet wo cannot thiok she's gone;
We bnker. as 1t wete.
To boar some love ~ord from her Dip,
Or footslep drawing near.
But clouds bsve gathered o'e- that homo \
Where sur beams us'd to play;
And sorrows ceepart gloom pervadeA
Nov abe bas psts'd away
Or shall se mis- tnee thou whose smile
Gould cheer heaviest care;
Aud hours Of darkness sould beguile-
Our joys and s0rIows shnre.
Then rest thee, dearest; thou art laid
Near ~ thy chinhood's me-
To tiss thy grave and eit by thee
OFT will thy sieters ccGe;
Aud other KINDRED hearts will mourn
Not eith less bitter tears.
And fc thy chosen one will gtze,
Win memory On past years-
Those years OF hspp,uess, whle thou
Wsrt fonoiy by his aios
And or that bright an JOYOUS day,
He ciair, ii thse his bride
Three rosy ys-th ee pledges bright
A mothsf'H Ltas would greet
Bot she Is sleeping in the ground
That iDeEt, dreamiees s'eep.
Mrs. Susanpsh Peters died at As6ead, N. H., on the
14h Of August agsc loo years ard months
Brtjsmin West, Of Alexandria Va assistant Of the
Uni'ed sta Cosst Survey dd at Portland No. the
10th OF August.
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sAvAsSAH, August 30. 1862
no steamship Augusta Capt. Lyop has sreivsd nere
Ga ffty fvs hours from Ne. Ycrt.
CaAsIEsros, August %. 1855
Tbs United States msn steamship yau~s Acrsr. Cau
t's 1oso Dceisscn, iron New Tot, arriyys hsrs at
w Ys<. tacse o'cie.k sh!s sfezlsSa,
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SIN AnoSner Rniiro~o Colil,,on

SAhAroaA- August 80. 1853.
collision toos place last night shs scbsoscsdy and
Earn,oss RAiircbd fourteen uile- from ssfsto.a Da
I s,rshder. fgcc On, nesrle killed and t ia ann
ps.so eill not gentleman from. New u,mn
shire severely Injured ard many others recsi s, ia
Ex.fies rnd oontu ricns
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BALTIMORE August 90, 1859
Dates from Texas TO the tS.h inst, received by To-
pthfs Southern ms render certain the election OF Me
Pse'ce - Go,e'nr CIV Bel Is elected to Congress- BY
m oysr yha1uaips ms joyfty.
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the folovirgE1ishs fsrsu. of Massaohusetta; Cor
nelu. Copror. Of Ws.tp,o. Gland Pc vir Serrs cf
New York and DaIisl Church. of the Arm OF Douglass
Co., of Boston.
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Naval Iareillgcnre

TIE ri2ste Congress the rszes In5eosr1snsa arc
18th fecellog their stores tha o,klrn Navy Yard
nv Il the ner is rsmored bs the nsning
plt uIds
1Bs SIoor or WAR ALBANY The report OF thu Albany
at ,bis port Oh Saturday, shs yet TO ar
BIC WAR BAISBRIDGR 1t IL stated that the brig
BsDordge, Cspt. Jctr Manning cf ten guns no lyipx
4; tie Bookyn Navy Yard has recsved orders to On a.
TO for INN. sice. Her desiaaio. Is rot msn
toned.
TIE FRASEln Snip thu Ilsk-It has been d4ciied
uat ,bs tbip which receutly taken upon tns sec.
or al dock at the Ioesmouth Navy Ysrd thsnc- o.
~. Islssy nsced with II u 20 be broken up AID
h,tit This Portsmouth Journal says that The ,ecom.
u-sdetoDf - the coh ssting OF construc
ott G,ice Pob spo Desno relative to rebuilding hsT
VIII be csrrc into elf CT that the snip 90 razssd
e' 'p'bened about fx,y fest snd prepared for battery
" ~ tor inch or CO pounoer Paixhsn guns In ono tier
and two pivot guns OF 'ne dimensions which wii
nshe her one OF the most heavily armed vessels al ,st
he ye sci WIN Be- put up In tbs shio house steam
proreer may be placed In her but this hes not been
o. nhiey decided upon. 1hA Franklin butt 10 1915
ana sas made but one cruise and that In the Pacific
In ar Extra OF the Canada Gazette OF the oath Insta
wo hLd proclamation announcing tha u.lon of tho
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NeD nurtor ana tefvsnts employ cd
from so 20 e4u per month each
Inc Orphan As, unir nbisned In He ia street. and
Lafayette, BY tie Boa d. being found cOutrac
tire proltr accom- odsti0n Of their
ferMe lGx, fto days ago srred u spa-
cous buioipg Eouonar street and placed ,isr the
sItcsatisy enc veil knOs bsncvn,-ncs c.Isc Shs Sc
Vincent or Paul Asrocaifn Uf tbses charen owe. 50
broDghi To tne Az lum by psrsoo, were goo
cf lie Iruts of their the older ones b,,ng
able ony % make kDoa n the rafstiaE uaues During
III past week n.Dy children selected by tam
bs for nGep lon Uh tpa removal OF the vhaus from
one Institution 10 Eho bsr that our
t-.o % lhe nuina.r were sick raey were u,osdatey
Bussrled To he inhr maKics where shs, recey
bg pfopef care aLu Stentlon. B-sdes ths tgs of
thte children, the society has ss- thst 40 Lursag,
70 support and employs ounbsr of sh-
purpose, at from Sl2 ta SI5 par month. Sons o. the
nurst tale chaIge o tao Children additional com
persstion-
The osily expenses OF the Howard Association are
epofmoar srd brncs pnDtdcent as ne doc ttou have
peen every q, usr vii b. pend-d befo the
ce o. tbs cptuenc kvcy lat,snt ufcef thsir ca v
entail 90 ffcG ds l IN cius of fr,n
10 celia 20 Sl during the AID ons ~eek str
tie coovslesceucs When the ystlens 1ss fs.nay In
ilscc of beng psooo tn the tbfra Eo Is attended, al
home and provided with careful ana iced aurss
Ibsc ara dro rcw Ia constant plol hy the soc
tb dollars each per diem. Ths aati,e ctim .tsd AZ
pnac for relief IL put down 81 III uaad FIVE hand -d
uo'Rfs per dA7-un amount CO lsrgs that t~o N ,ltn
Of eicLness at AL agproxiuaung tnat frsm which,
v. nov soler wcui compietev bankrupt ths treasury
Of tbs association.
There facts though not plete and detailed ss We
would bavc des I'D, viii convey the unnorued some
oca OF the t-pncac amount ~ practical goo1 which the
Howard Asr catoa IL engaged IN cifecdng Its
are the sennritaos OF Nes Oreaustbey richly
titled 10 TIE tha-k o. every for unnaggu
exeftons their heroic canstanay and their pure
and unstinted bebevolence.
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Arrival of the Falcon mt new Orleans.
Ngw ORLEANS Aug ust 2S. 1858.
The steam hip Falcon srrivsd bore yesterday from AZ
pinwa with the California mails AID psssenssrs Of the
LIST of August.
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Passengers by TIE Euvopa.

Mr. ard Mr.. Bsrt Mr. sna Ms sinr MIR and Ms Ssa
sor Nss. btleloek Stmpsou, Dohertv Albr,e Nelson
Dsvenr. Perry n, Brown MS Tuck 9r MrsDavenport
Nov Kcmyl ne, Mr. Lamsoa, Capt Joriuke, sev Mr. Hut
eh;r ard M Nessfs Chstsrsaa
Cochran. svsst " son Bls kmet Wyls. snow Brown,
Eelsca hrebnre B bsrdson neyno IS Simpson Rich ard
hss Bokes, Mr End Me- Bwwn stssrs Core Ply apt,n,
Penseo batto Sweet D.nsrst Msson, Bliss Holmes Me-
Dossid Robins Bglow and lady ysiperts Alexander Nc
yssds, Wright nSrrow Bes,y nskay napbensoIs Lsird
Dytes Harris Reed Foster lincoln Fraser, rhomps-n
Mar Bc-sett bNg,eal, Mathews Desrd Isches Mil or,
Hises Abbott hyland Hutchnson Tucksr Mayors Ben
Shnr. htkiIs DE Forsn, Conn Miller and lady, H0rdmao
md az. fcl.y hEslo.. l..ys't ysnshsn hufhss
Bv' IN tmin rnlay SCOTT and LADY Fo vier lady
M'siet D,'t,"n harry Hsf,iags 1hcmpeon and lady
Natire Sook prak, Calder sool Taylcr, Pstt.n, Adams
sihr'h y hcwn Baaer, Stansby lawson Miss Kibzer,
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PROG les OF The YgLr OW FLYER


Ar Zoo e hsho q Aos re V, u aud the Bible
sbrcospb trsp pbes Goo uasrs me ora yers Of hi
Nols src fcs cp,s hat It l. day oral H.o
iof en go, sfd q IA upoo II tsocb tnirsiors
~ NIL tiers nnd phstcr- ot ssey yt<Ii.n on,r gaon
itr@ city d. htreby orr-s,ves aud IN bs AL. " our
church te| iooa src c,ogreeacicEs. App,ot Il ur'oo
nte'y Tor ~ aihhDu ana =, e. 20 Aipxhty God -
ne ia ~ lie sacnio Church II prg,Ruis tpa
tsioot sDt@t-. e. o'csock T. NJ every afternoon De
shining T1h 50 day ouri.e tie prevsip af the dsn
20 Atf cGfdtty ibvita all bro hrsu othsS
cto,,bss sid th- ppsc g-peraIy 10 uuie VI b II, i,
hLmb' "a onr,eives cr 10 onr M,ber aud 10 sssolS
iecene Its soNsIe'anty oyeI aid Ia ,tiOg ho
"a oevts US ifon tbs pe-uebce that d-es ssss
city AID se asa also tie prsssre Of al Cort vsoys
IN bbhlf o. or CITY Snc sspeaeily that Gtd viii be
tesso 10 turn his aDttraSsy ifc1 eco gtee sraoe
~ cuth Hts Ser, Jesus Chris Of 81 n>pi
I'D M ~ city ann 81 pa,ptc ins'iee the heart
o. al meo 10 issru riahteoun Hs judgments
aotoGc in laLd.
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In Extra OF the Canada cdsese Of the oath nsta
wo hrd PROCLAMATION announcing tha l.us p.on Of TIC
cfce cf Administrator Of the OF C,csda oy
b. LAc.LeIel Lspt, Gensral Reass.
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Doings OF the Howard Association.


AS the Howard Association account of peculiar
The and noble de sotton VI
ara The intrepid conssnoy with which they ls0or
mitigation OF human suffering has attrscsed universal
moreover, this association recently mnde tae
recipient Of Large aud liberal donations all quar-
eIs we Lave taae some pains " arrive at the
and extent OF tA operations The weekly OF the
active members OF he howard Assoc entered
upon the DO ks ot the ery. By consulting thai au
thory We have been enabled to gather the annexed
formation =:
Number Of patients treated from JAY 10 to August
~ bcuiivos ..........-............ 6bt
ulrenaTseo cufen. IOl
Died Observation-Disclosures. T23
Iao.e under treatment include mauy osteats who
have been sent To the different narmAriss oOspits
atet having BEEN atteuds1 residences ducing
TIE incipency Of the disease. Many Of
dircLAsgeo II koot health
At u ouset of epidemic the Howard Association
appointed numosr OF cru. gss in convenient parts OF
tbe CITY Ind accepted the msoicai OF those ply
slciahs whoto names appear the psrs
lois iin ed number soon found entirely
"a the conSantly nnTenaipy ea Of
The scourge spicad every drtcon nd ed, OF In
gent ticS daily added 80 the is,s those uuder
the care of the society and the attention medical
s-hte oen VITO had been ors ioaiy appointed
uitDgy required to the sacrinco of
practice ILe association therefore, pred sa rss
TO ecu part Of the time ci of ph, in
out city aud at eseDt nearly tnrss huodred members
OF the faculty aLe au horied ~ prec ribs for pour
cebsIt VI It's assocnion In csrryiDa this oaea
psr the ,cc.ty hss found neusasy to vide horses
AID yshices to about thirty pny sicena.
TIE pbrmses es'sol sneo by Board of Health for
the uie Of the Howard ArsocisIon, contain
NO los patients.
TO Z.............-....... Ill -
A' 'o'''''''''''''''' ''''''''''.''''''.....' W
Each nfrary is attended By two oh hysicans and six
are a An ex osnse OF
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W. SCOTT.
j J. HgNpGRSON,
NArHANi1. GREENE NORTH.

N,w Orieans Monday, august "a lsa3.
From the Ne9 Orleans Delta, August %
SlCKNESS IN THE VICINITY.
Ia bssts vi it 10 the made special on
quIss the heath Of the vai0us iocsIes, sher- -
nsny Of our cizeBs pa.sire tho summer Wa Ger
tAtnec tns fe~ oeaths toe c"ud bear VI bat ttses II
yellow fever), had occurred IT Pa Chri-naa sni
srii ~ other peints Bay of st Louis and BlnAt We
co"o hear of esths and bat OF the dttsa
~ Oct Springs, wnere turpr ed 70 soe .ss
i@r OF visites ivey smaller than at
~ ID. ,ter places Evetetr n at ois
hotel upoccu fied wn-rt be accommodate f,mites
riSais gentlemen in syle of confot not 70 bs sur
passed.
Wv should remark that the 0rs Of the prevalence
of The sp0eic st Bcx tuo TO ext tencc OF
ersi sbich proved fasl of d Eot eyi1e,c4i
in ,ts called fever We esi aatsfed tnat
ysl W feyar as epdoIuc does not ex'st rne sea
shore though, whether it may bSeak out ia those
rssCits which are very crowded is not isrctory.
gentleman from Agiers ipormed yesterday that
tbs eposuic is prevailing in Arie Gresna and the
suburbs ri a. great not gresc tsyefity tha Ia The
CITY. Tbey have commenced the crgas,izston OF soca
ts to take or the s,ck seece1 places for inr
les sLd have other wise p.tey aizsd for
work. As reporeria corps IL rsahtr email and
find tine travel fsi abroad sery ofden, If
any win have the goodaess TO send of
Hry thing Il public eeIt that may suburb
FOWLS, we win take 1t us a aIticular favor. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-31


We were told, says b., Detu Of the ed inst au Incl
deut of the epidsuc ~hieh il sad indeed vet
OF many ,hst occurring daily in city gen
Il. who resides Dry sJes street. lose his wife
tgEt Tbs since BE IN good CIRCUMSTANCES,
carry ing small me rcan- business feeling loae
ly sert to the state OF Now Gcrl And bc0nght
sn only byotbeT sno ser Who arrived lately Yes
tei0ts morning old The family died sbout
Eoor the brother died sDd the ester ty after
pheD si,h tho black vomt and this shs be
yoDd all earthly Pa'n We 90 this oil,
sauce because IL is rara bat example Of
destructive ravaaes Of ,his cire disease
MIR II. Wolf Who has resided in New Orleans
,saif las .er. OF bi household 0S tho over s fa1ec,
no her, two cf his sisters hia nepneS. Of
daughters who had been in New Orleans yeats
but returned 50 life find Loved
occnpaIt IL Of the grave AL knowledge Of their
dtsth and burial had been kept from her.
Of thirty three ODD Fellows and members Of their
tanuiss who have beeu attacked with yellow lever in
New Orleans only rhJeo have died. Tne ocses call on
their brt thsen OF the North to them
On SundSy, the 2lst inst 1t qusrtsr-pas. r. of
yellow lever John Graham aged 70 Jaars native Of
Ayrecourt, county Galway, Ireland
On Wednesday, l7th nss Of the prove iing epidemic.
Mr.. L. Hume, aged "a years and month"; rs ave OF
AarpetoHn uAster equity n. Y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-01
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE,

IN the Orphans Court o. Charles County,-No-
L vember 22d, 1858. Ordered by the Court, that
GEORGE w. A. Dyson and SAMUEL T. SWAMI.
Administrators, Will annexed, of OswELL by
SON, deceased, give notice for the Creditors
of said deceased to file their claims, properly
thenticated according to law, with the Register Of
Wills, on or before the LIST day Of February next,
through the Register, the assets of said deceased
All those who shall not have filed their claims as
aforesaid will be by law excluded from all benefit
of said deccascds estate.
Test, T. A. SMITH.
nov "a Reg Wills of Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-12-01

STATE manufacturing the incidents
to the coming session Of the Legislature is
The election of State Librarian. We un-
detsand that the friends of Thomas Gran
ger, Esq, Of this county, will push him for
ward as a candidate for that office. II gives
us unqualified pleasure TO endorse Mr. Gran
gers claims to end fitness for the post
He is genuine Wing, and has done good
service for the party. lie is, too, an accom-
plshed scholar and gentleman; and, as such,
is fully capable Of discharging The duties of
the office. AS evidence of his literary a.
blIty, we need only refer to the able poll
lical articles published in the Gazette during
The last Presidential campaign over the sig
nature Of "SPARTAcUs," which were written
by him, and which prove him to be VIII
ter Of extraordinary ability.
We sincerely hope the office may be con-
ferred upon MIR. Granger, because we know
no man more worthy of it, or better capa BILE
Of discharging the duties pertaining thereto
marlboro GazeHs.