Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-19

III naiI pusI Two O'CLOCK.
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TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
Thanks 10 Rescuers Of the San Francisco.
BALTIMORE, JAN 19-The Baltimore Board
Of Trade and the merchants of the city are
about calling meeting to offer testimonials to
the captains of the Three Bells, Kilby, and
Antarctic, the rescucrs of the passengers and
troops from the steamer San Francisco.
Cholera on board Ship Orleans.
BALTIMORE, JAN. 19.--Late advices from ST.
Thomas say that the ship Orleans in that port
from Havre for New Orleans, had forty chol-
era deaths on board.
Later from .Merico.
New ORLEANS, JAN. I8-We have received
later advices from Mexico The Trait de
Union says, that the sum to be paid Mexico
forthe Mesilla Valley ranges from $I8, 100000
to 26,000 600; that the treaty was very dis
crectly managed. Santa Anna had granted
amnesty to political offenders.
1t is understood that General Vallamil will
probably be Minister of War.
Death Of Captain .Alden Partridge.
New YoRK JAN l9.-Capt Alden Partridge
who for long period was President of the
Norwich Military University, located in Nor
witch, Vermont died yesterday.
.ayriuaI Of the Steamer Cambria.
HALIFAX, JAN. 1.-THE steamer Cambria,
from Southampton, bringing dates to December
GOTH has arrived. News old
Niagara Not In.
New YORK, JAN. I9-No tidings from the
Niagara.
Later from .Merico.
New ORLEANS, JAN. IA violent earth
quake had occurred at Darango
1t was rumored that the English ship of war
Virago had been ordered to protect the Pacific
coast against California aggression.
Numerous executions had taken place in
Mexico
Santa Anna had been declared Dictator
with the title of Captain General.
More changes in the Cabinet anticipated
Fifteen warriors of the Apache tribe had
been murdered by Papagoes
The Black Warrior.
CHARLESTON, JAN. IS The steamer Black
Warrior sailed from this port to-day
Great Fire al Savannah.
SAVANNAH, JAN. rs -Solomon's drug store,
and three other stores on Congress street, have
been burnt Loss 100000.
Later from Tsras.
New ORLEANS, JAN 17.--Advices have been
received from Texas up to the 10th Of January.
Business is active--cotton arriving freely
fight had occurred between American team
sters and the Mexicans, ut Corpus Christi.
Two Americans were killed, and three wound
ed.
Markets.
BALTIMORE, JAN. 10, 10 M.-Flour--sales
of 5000 barrels Of Howard Street at Ss12t6
sales Of 1000 barrels Of City Mills at SO 1917.
Wheat---prime white, from 81 "a to s s. red,
STA n 81 $4,000 bushels sold. Corn
white, "a to IS cents; yellow, 70 TO 80 cents
IA 900 bushels sold Buttcr--in kegs, from 10
to Ia cents; in rolls, NJ TO 10 cents per pound.
No change in other articles.
BALTIBoRE, JAN 49, ~ p M.--Sale, Of
Howard street Hour at S7.7o.
.Ncw York Markets.
New York, Jan. 10, ~ p. M--Sales Of
8 600 barrels OF State -four at IS 1917 South
ern sold at 1925 a $s.37ta Wheat firm and
sales small Corn-yellow, from
80 to 80 cents. Stocks dull
THE SICKNESS ON THE SAN FRANcIsco-Dr.
Buel the surgeon Of the steamship San Fran.
cisco, denies that the sickness on board was oc-
casioned by dissipation and gluttony by exces-
sive indulgence in preserved fruits and meats,
or from drinking Of spirituous liquors On the
contrary, it was brought ON in consequence Of
having to crowd some 500 men, women, and
children, below, after the main deck had been
carried away. The sickness was essentially
malignant cholera. Their food had been hard
bread and cold water, and nothing else.
At I.eavenworth Indiana on the 9th inst
a man named 0rnfeld, left his home, inform
ing his wife that he would be back in two or
three days That night Mrs Ornfeld heard
some one trying to get into the house, took
rifle down and fred through the door, one
inch in thickness, and shot her husband through
the hoart AS many think that murder has
been committed the wife has been committed
to jail, to answer for the murder.
THE MURDER CAsE.--The coroner's jury OF
inquest, Mt New York in the case Of tho re-
cent murder Of DIR. Lutener, yesterday con-
cluded its Investigations and discharged Mr..
and Mrs Hays
SAILING or THE CANApA.---Thc steamer Can
ada sailed yesterday from Boston, for Liver
pool with 13i passengers and $l3i 600 in
ar.aoia