Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-09-08

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plain Of a0 excess Of rain, greatly injuring
the CoRoH crop.
The total deaths ii Charleston las, week
were 20. The city is remarkably healthy.
THR ErirEMIc At NEW ORLEANS AND
NATcnEz .--NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 26.--The
total iriermenss Ste pasi "a hours. were 1873,
of which l5l were deaths from yellow fe-
yer. The decrease Is owing TO The want Of
subjects.
Accounts from Na,chez say The creates,
nlarm prevails there. More than half The
population had left The town. The au,hori-
lies had also lef,. and quarantine regulations
were no longer enforced.
WASHINGTON. Aug. a7.-The Republic
newspaper wac 81 Id to-day to VIM. NJ. Bur.
well g. Co.. who will hereafter conduct il as
a weekly paper. lis political principles will
be the same.
LATER FROM MExico--NEw ORLEANS.
Aug. 81 BY an arrival a. This port. we have
advices from the city Of Mexico to the l5,h
inst
The newly appointed United States Min.
lister had arrived.
Judge Conklin was al Jalnpa, awaiting
she steamer 10 return home.
b A vessel suspected Of being SLAYER. and
with which Judge Sharkey's name has been
connected, is now in possession Of the Mex.
ican authorities.
LATER FROM BUENos AyREs.-.NEw YvRK.
Anr. 27.--By un arrival Q, this port, we
have laier advices from Monievideo.
Gan Pinto, the governor Of Buenos
Ayres. died on the 28'h Of las, June.
The repor. .ha. Gen. Urquiza had escaped
is anrue, and the outside. party are deter.
mixed that he shall see them ou, Of the
sccape or sink with them.
An official notice had becn rcceiyed iha.
Gsen. Flores had landed on the northern
ihentier wiih 600 men, and would soon have
sufficient force 70 commence marching TO-
wards The city. when Urquiza will bn com.
YlnIely .hemmcd in.
Col Dias had gone over TO Bucnos Ayres
with 800 men.
urluiEa had 10 means lefito carry on The
campaign. and his army was gradually
was,ing awav by deser.ion.
There had been several arreats at Bucnos
hyres, sinco ihe raising Of tho blockade, and
trade was better.
FRlGnTFUL TORNADO -BusToN, Aug 29
"A tornado occurred at Winchenden, Mass,
Saturday evening, very destructive in its
fleets. Barns and orchards we're blown
Town. and houses unfoofed--hardly build.
ing escaped.
DurFALo, Aug. 99.-The Democratic
War1 meetings for the election Of delegates
To the State Convention, took place here
Saturday,
A dispute arose b-tween the friends and
opponents of The Admin s,raion appoint.
tnpn.s. Tho LATER were completely rou,ed,
aud the ballot boxes, &C., smashed. The
fight was general and somewhu, pro,racied
New YoRK, August 29.-Calder, u Scotch
fugitive claimed under The Ashburion treaty
was upon hearing, and discharged by Judge
Edmonds, to-day.
EXPLOSION. WHEELING. Aug. 29.--Twen.
tigm krgs Of punpowjer, which had been
drayed -frpns iha Oarehnnse 10 a boat nj the
wharf, exploded on The landing This evening.
The dray man. w. Kimberly, was instantly
killed. and another man (a,a!ly injured. The
explosion was terrific nearly every paue
Of glass. and mos, Of the sash in The houses
on Waicr street were broken by the concus.
sion. As to The cause of lhe accident. there
are conflicting stories. A vague report SAYS
iha, the powder tained out of broken kcg
for q considerable distance, and that the
wheel suddenly scraped against a pebble,
striking off spark, and so Sc, fire to the
train. Mr.. Shaniy, however. gives more
rclionul account Of The matter. Hc says
Ihn, one Of the kegs rolled off and lha, III,
dray wheel ran over ii, drmolishing it, and
Causing combustion By friction.
RAILWAY DIsAsTER--SARAToeA, Angus,
30.--A collision took place last night, on
the Schenectady and Saratoga Railway. Dan.
eral injured badly.
RELIEF FOR New ORLEANs.--PITrsBrRGH
Aug. 30.-This city has remiued $4,000 ,c
the Howard Society al New Orleans. Col
.eciions are still being made, and the whole
amour. collected will probably reach eigh,
thousand dollars.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA Nav YoRK
Augr30.--The steamer Georgin, with the
California mails Of The lst Of August, anC
$500, 900 in gold, arrived here this morn
ing. The news has been anticipated by the
Northern Light.
ARRIVAL OF The EUaoPA .--HALIVAx
Aug. 30.--The steamer Europa, with advi.
ces from Liverpool 10 Saturday, the 20lh ul
timo, arrived at this porl LAST night.
No change had taken place in Turkish
affairs since the announcement thai the
Pore had accepted. without modification
the note prepared by tho four powers, and
presented 20 and accepted by the Gar.
Lord John Russell had stated in hi
place in Parliament. that negotiations viii
the Unilod States, regarding The MusquiI'
isrri,ory, were sill pending; bu, said HI
hoped they would reach satisfactory Ter
minalion before the next session. Paia
men, was 10 adjpurn on the 2Olh ol Sep
tembeT.
A select c0mnluse of7be British Par
liOmenl had made a report ON the sIny
trade, which has been published. Ills lon
anil ve,y interesting.
Lieut., MauIy had delivered lecture q
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