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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17

Il LOOK Our.-Counierleit SO bills, Of tho
Union Bank, Brunswick, are in circulation.
They are said 10 be well executed. Look
out for them.
BANGOR. Geo. w. Pickering, Esq, was
reelected Mayor OF Bangor with but little
opposition. His majority was o93, Maine
Law. General and ward officers were elect
ed by large votes. 1905
RESIGNATION. Judge Wells of the Su-
Ipremc Court has rendered his resignation.
IL is said that Hon. Edward Kent Of Bangor
will probably receive the appointment to
gil his place.
BosToS CARDS. Our readers will find
great variety ofbusiness cards in cur columns
to-day. Those who visit Boston will find in
these a summary directory to places where to
visit for purchases.
CuBA. Tho trouble between our Govern
meut and Cuba, growing out of the seizure
of the Black Warrior Steamer, vii! pro-
badly DO settled without difficulty. Tho
Governor General having apologized and
expressed witness to make ample COM
lpensation.
TIE NEBRASKA Bill Senator Houston
f says he has opposed this fatal measure
from the start, and that, so help him God,
T he will oppose il 10 the end. He declares
, tina, il was conceived in iniquiy, that il
, was fraughi with untold perils 10 The peace
Of the country, and that disunion is at tho
bottom Of IL.
Commenced. The first Derrick erected
! on the ground to DO occupied by the new
mill, was put up on Wednesday. We SUP
pose that we may now say that the work is
, fairly commenced. A large quantity Of stone
, for the foundations are the ground. The
season promises to bc a busy one, at lcas, ON
this side Of the river.
: N We are indebted to friends in Califor-
MIA for California papers by every Steamer.
: Last week we received papers published in
San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysvllle and
other places. The last Steamer brought US
files of San Francisco papers for when we
are indebted to Mr.. II. Pierce, formerly Of
this town, and one Of the entcrprising firm
of Mcssrs NJ. e II. Pierce, who are actively
!. engaged in business in San Francisco.
DEPUTY SnERIrrs. Nath1. G. Marshall
Esq. Sheriff Of this county has made the
following appointments for Deputies, wc
learn:
Abncr Mitchell Of Alfred Deputy and Gaol-
or, Phlneas Libbcy, 81, and Rufus Lord, Sa-
co.
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10 The Portland Advertiser says thai
the authorities Of the Grand Trunk Railway
have made final Settlement with John NJ
Wood Esq. Of that city, for the building o
the road from Portland to Montreal. Tn,
Advertiser says:
"This contract involved an amount Of be
tween three and four millions of dollars
and it is alike honorable to al concerned
that it was amicably settled by the parties
themselves, without the slightest dispute OF
hesitation, and with no delay beyond what
was necessary TO ascertain the amounts paid
and due. When so much contention ard
litigation SO frequently arise between men,
on matters of comparatively triiling impor.
lance, we regard this transaction as not I'M
worthy of notice, teaching as it does, that a
comprehensive liberality of spirit and homes.
ty oil purpose should be tho policy, on both
sides, in all business transactions, both
great and small. Its worthy Of roticc, too,
us showing that the managers Of the Grand
Trunk, and especially their distinguished
Engineer Mr.. Ross, is disposed TO deal fairly
and honorably by all in any way connected
with that road, or having demands against
them.
Tho amount found due to Mr.. Wood. on
his contract for building the A. & StL. Rail.
road was about Sl27, 900
On st. L. & A. $4,000
$4,000
for which amounts he received the certificate
Of the Engineer payable in cash and 'sccuri'
ties.
Mr.. Wood /, as remarkable for his public
shirt and disintercsted bcnevolenco, rs no Is
for promptness and integrity in bis multi.
Piled business concerns.
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Marfoe A6aars.

terdsy afternoon for liverpool with 90 passengers and
u ,oee, ,t62in American gold
IoEa AND DmAsrRous voyAas The ship Break o. Day
Of New Yort, Capt. Morse, from liverpool Aug 1, ar
Enoch Train Co The voyage OF this shp ia, been nm
usually pTotrscted shs lsft st. stephens, NIB in Dc.
cember last for Liverpool and encountered ON the pas
sage heavy gsles witch crippled tho ship and sae be
unmsnsgeab1e that 10 was only through h. IN
firing exerions Of Capt Jos Moore, her late
who subs queny lost that she su cceeded
in reschir her destination In sinking condition. Alter
msking repairs she started her return 70 Baton bit
had MT half the Atlantic before she
hoee terrible gales which caused at that Nmc 40
destruction along the entire coast The was com
peeiy dismssted and the only pat back TO
corh under jury masts whence she was towed Liverpool
She VAS nut In trim second time, and has lust reuro.
to port hnvirg occupied uice months In the whc't
vovsge.
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Il
The match between Frs>k Forester and Lsav
King for $500 aside mile heAtS best three ia ave.
N hsTness, Frank Forester to carry John Neisoa's
ssight, to come or on Tuesday last, did not take
place, Lady King paying forfeit.
Zoe Huested and Frank Forester are matched
for 81 900 aside to $50 lb. wagons, mile heats, best
three in Ave, to como on over tho Union Course,
on the Goth inst.
Ed E.Ny, Mac and Tacony trot to-day for puzss
and stake Of 81 500. mile heats best three in ave,
In harness, 1T the Union Courss.
Lady Jenkins and Ton Thumb trot match 70
morrow afternoon to wagons, mile heats, best three
in Eve, for $500
CAnHIDox Oov1sH, BOTTOM.
,,ss ssfT :, a-ns spcst .ss .sscadsd By argsr
ladies were present TO witusss the spectacle. They
appeared to enjoy Ne scene @ wef a. the most az
perienced IN such natters- Prompt On The tme
principal affair Of the day preceded by the trs9
between tho two Natick horses, Concord Osdek.
driven by Daniels, and Ajax, driven by sherman.
Concord Cadet proved the better nag of tSs I've
throughout the heat, making tho following tina,
which Il considered good for tho horses, Il belnx
:trictiy match for testing the superiority Of speed.
Tsme.-First mile in s.04, second mile, S:0s-
Cadet winning the heat in 6:07, and leaving
Ask behind some few rods.
Second Beot-First quarter mile, -; haN mils,
1880; three quarter mile, 2l9; first mile In sos;
I'd mile Concord Cadet came In ahead In Gals, lesvs
ing Ajax about the same distance behind e t.
first heat.
Next came the grand race OF the day, betweeu
two horses that have already tried their mettle On
the same ground, but with different results a. WI
be seen by the report. Both were driven by their
respective owners; the Belle Of Saratoga by NJ.
Nodine, and the Black Hawk Maid by Mr.. Goodwin
the latter taking the inside. Il Was a a3vertised
that this trial would be one mile In wagons tno
best three In ive but the arral cement vas cha aged
and it WAS announced from the stand that IL should
be " one mile and repest," which was received By
the people assembled with satisfaction. Two false
starts were made the Belle breaking as she came
upto the stand: but the third trial both went on
In good STYLE the Belle ahead half q length, and
coming in at best by about four lengths. The
time made was Pint quarter, O:38; MALI, l:2l;
mile, 2:39a. Second heat :-First quarter, 0:S9;
bali, l:20 three e-fourths 400; mile, 1889. On th6
last heat, the Belle came In ab ,ut q length and
half ahead, thus winning the race in two straight
heats.
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F'xuzn Meaningless.

kxOm Wash1nGt0n.
DUDLEY MAEN's vrer TO EUROPK-DECfSr0N OF TIE
ATTORNEY GEkEBAL-ALLBGED KfDsAPrING, ETc-
WAsnrSGroH, Sept. 6, 1854.
The Star denies thAt Dudley kann's visit EUROPE Is
Of diplomatic nature
Tho Attorney General has decided tha enlistment In
the army of aliens and miners without parents whose
parents aliens, Ia valid.
case Of Kidnapping and fraud Is imputed to CLERK
in OF the departments in dposing Of sl.ye left
with him collateral for the payment Of note. Toe
slave ia mssipg aud 1t Is alleged che has been sold to
Southern Traders although restricted to the District Of
Columbia The sfsir ID to bo investigated.
The drafts upon the Treasury Department for the week
ending september ID, amounted to 81, SEQ, 900.
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Board or C0unciImen.
snr. Edwin Brown, Esq, President in tn,

sEPr Edwin J Brown, Esq, President, in tn,
chair.
PETITIONS.
OF Dapiei Gallagher, for payment ON contract for
grading Second avepne Referred.
OF the New York and New Rochelle Railroad
Germany, for permission to bridge the Harlem river ct
the termination Of second Avenue Referred.
RnsoLuUOSs.
By Coupcilman CuRRr-fo appoint James r. C0onho
Of tlsctons in the First district Of the
Twen eth ward. Adopted
By Councilman RgEo-Tbat the Committee Streets
inquire into and report upon the subject Of paving the
Bosery ard Chatham street with granite, other
terial equal TO 10. Adopted.
BY Councilman ru1rrs-1hat the bills for lighting the
streets bear such deduc ions will cover the time be
tween sunset AND eight O'Clock. Referred.
By Councilman ErIorr-Io regulate and pave avenue
e. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
RKroRTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Finance reported In favor Of sp-
proprting $50 600 to psy the balance due the 6tats
'he COMMITTEES Sewers reported In favor Of sewsf
In street. between East river and Lewis street.
NEW CIT HALL.
The report OF the committee upon the subject Of the
new City Hall made the special order for next Mon
Day svsnirg.
Abe board adjournsd to Friday at4P.M.
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SKF 6-Suxmsn Epstein wss indicted for Yeosivfne
sixty pairs o. aters Of the value Of $780, the pro psrty
there CATERS stoan Special verdict Of not suilty
on the ground Of variance between the indictment aA
the proof.
Ebezsement Matthew Rutherford late clerk Ia the
employ OF Alexander Irvine Co., dry goods merchants.
226 Third avenue, indicted for the embszseent c&
= from bis employers on the 4th Of March last Yer
dict Of not guilty.
Bwpldry.- Phslan Dolan, boy Of sixteen, was In
diced for breaking into the store Of Edwin Hason 16e
from thence srtcsa Of jswery 10 ths property Of Jos
slavin and PsSick slsvn The burglary proved by
an accomplish and the ocer who arrested the prisene
Verdict Of guilty Sentence reserved.
GroSd LoroNy--SArsh Alexander was indicted fcr
s<sing money and artalsa Of jswelry valued II ESQ.,
from Philip Clark seaman, the night Of the 2sth of
III fame Verdict Of not guilty.
Francis ec2usky, the owner Of this house Of nfams,
wss indicted for the sams theft an ascompce Of 6arak
Alexander and was also acquitted.
The court then adjourned.
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Williamsburg Cisy Intslilgsnes.


ACCIDENT FROM BLASTING ROCKS About Ave O'Clock,
Tueedsy evening, aborer, named John Pggott while
employed blasting ks at Green Point. was injured n
shockrg by the premature explosion Of blast
which he had just prepared His face hands All eyes
were badly burned large pieces Of lesh on
from his arms and hands fragments Of the rock The
injured man attended byepr Bsacover. He thinks
he may recover but 1t is believed his eye sight viii bs
lost
BOILER EXPLOSION About six O'Clock Tuesday evening"
portion Of steam boiler at the distery exploded
thereby allowing large quantity Of steam to escape.
William Coad, who was working about the boiler, was
scalued in serious about the head chest and
legs. He was attended BY Dr. Brady.
HloHwAr RoBsERY. boys, named william Smith
and Andrew Humphreys, were arrested yesterday By
officer Bennett and held for trial. ohsrgs Of robbng
Hugo D. Zeer OF e47. Zeller In the man arrested
charge Of stabbing George Gin, few nights snoe, h
Grand street at which time II u alleged the robbery was
committed
An INJUNCTION. Yesterday an injunction, issued hy
T. w. Cerke Justice Of the Supreme Court First dis
trict was served Mayor WALL temporarily restraning
him from prosecuting entertaining any oomplaink
aganst Mr.. Neville proprietor Of the Kings Couat1
HOTEL In relation TO the conducting Of his tavern bull
The case win be heard ON the 10Th inst at Brock
1yu.
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FtRn Al HAvKRsrRAw On last Tuesday evening large
barn belonging TO the widow Of Henry Garner Gre and
was entirely consumed, with its contents II contaasd
about thirty tons Of hay the property Of Marks the
pTesent eesee Of ths premises Ths building amply
injured In the westchessr County Insurance Oompaoy
but the hav total loss Being the exten sfve
print works Of Messrs Garner Co., II was reports9
that the works nre aud great ~xcitousnt pso-
vailed. People from all the surrounding villages -
country ruabe1 10 the hre and before the Building
cor sumed thousands were the ground. The beck
and ladder company (Rs No. - Of Hsvvrsrsw, he'd
their rst srun bat found after dragging their heavy
carriage over bi tvomles that their services wcuId
cot nc reesed They sae good tiue no yever sad
', she srou before te frame fell Ia.
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M. James Ndgway, the efficient Assistant United
States Attorney for this DISTRICT resigned ONCE
u duties Of which be has ably and courssousy dis.
cbarasd uncer different * for upwards Of
Ave years Mr. Rdgway, In the discharge Of his duties
Eaons. evinced energy and legal knowlsdgs which
seldom faid to prove effective. He has bsen ct ali
sion ger orally, and those business called them TO
his ONCE but TO the representatives OF the public press
and therefore regret that he ayes the once he has
long and faithfully 6lled. Mr.. MdgwAy WILL We BE-
ieve, be succeeded BY Mr.. JoAehimssen.
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p o s + s o 3 I r r .
HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, H. M
AraivaI OF tine Asslca.

Arrival OF the AsElca.
sAkDY HOOK. Thursdsy. Sept 81 Pm.
The steanshiP Africa left Liverpool at noon on
the 2sth Of August. and arrived At haispast five
this morning.
The Indiana arrived out ct neon on the 23d uls,
and to Alps 90 the forenoon Of the 24th.
Hrhe Africa brings full particulars Of the capt arc
OF BomaIsund.
There had been NO further operations in the Bal.
tic and none in the Black Sea.
On the 10th Of August the army Of occupation
entered Wallachia. The whole Of Wallachia and
perhaps MoldaviA viii be occupied.
The Russians ave still concentrated on the Pruth
and the Turks ct Bucharest No immediate battle
is expected.
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From tho West.


FATAL RESULT or DUEr~-Esc ArE or NINE SLAVES
THE FIRE-RoBBRRY OF THE UNITED STATES Kx.
PRESS COMPANY.
CiSusSAn, Sept. s. 1854.
young man named Short, clerx in dry goods store
In this city, and young lawyer named Peacock, from
Chicago, fought duel in Kentucky yesterday On the
second round Short was fatally ed in the left
breast They fought about young girl to whom Short
was engaged.
Nine slaves ran OF from Boone county, Kentucky,
Sunday night and supposed to be in this city Tue
arrived here this afternoon and offer reward for
them.
The FIRE last night was confined to the building In
which 1t originated, Of which the upper stories
burned and the lower stories injured only by water.
The total loss reached 500 0o0
The United states Express Company have found no
clue to the robser Of thsr messenger They have nos
Aed the Of the money that they prepared
settIe.
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Deaf and Dumb Celebration.

Deaf and Dumb Celebration.
ERECTION OF A MONUMENT TO The REV. TH0AA AS
Il. GALLAUDET.
HARTFORD, Sept Q, 1854.
The deaf and dumb had great gathering In this city,
to-day, the occasion of erecting monument to the
me mory Of the Rev. Thomas g. GalIsudes
The monument is some twenty feet high and is very
beautiful. 1t cost twenty five hundred dollars every
penny Of which was contributed BY deaf mutes.
Addresses were delivered BY professor Ciers, Hon.
Henry G. Denning, Mayor Of this city Mr. Csrlier Pro-
fessor Gamage Rev. Mr. Gailaudet. Of New York. Mr.
BrOsme, Of New Hampshire and the Hon. Henry Dutton
Governor of the State.
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TEAm OF A Cxsr-SERIAr Ar--Yesterdsy Coroner O,Don-
nell held bquest upon the body Of II dian woman
named hurthy Ray, who died of old age. She was,
soc0diDg to statements made before her death,
hundred years old. she lived for the last thirty
years at the corner Of Ninety ninth and Seventh
avenue where she used TO take in washing uut within
a few days Of her dcath She had clear recollection
of the revolutionary war, and all the most important
events attending II
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Ittls girl named Ellen Lyon, aged ave years. while
playing along the margin Of the Cohocksnk creek near
Phi soe)pbia, the 30th ut fell Ia and was drowned
The father the child went I, the Tor the
OF hing, and while In the water felt something soft
under bs feet On bringing IL to the surface what was
s distress and horror to End thai Y was HE ON child
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Boiler Explosion at Madison, ind.


boiler in McQuistcn's brewery, at Msdtson, Ind,
boiler sssend-d thousand feet and descsndiux perfor-
sted the Of Of shop two hundred feet distant No
one injured, though several persons narrowly es-
capped With life.
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jersey City News.

EFFECTS oy THE HEAT Two carpenters, named narrs.
son and Nelson st work buildings in Gregory street.
were affected by the heat yesterday much that their
lives were in jeopardy They bettsr in the evsn-
ing, although one Of them is yet In danger Qaits
tinued labor
FIRE ALARM BBLL-In the Common Council ON Tues
day evening" the report Of the Fire Water Commit
tee in favor OF the erection Of rs tower and 6re ben
plars and specifications for the tower The osu VIA
weigh from 5000 TO- 900 pounds The Hrs
has long been in want Of Are bell
The Common Council, upon the Recommendation Of
the Chief Engineer of the Fire Del artment ordered
the purchase Of ], coo fest Of hose.
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Arrival Of the seeamship Florida.
SAVANNAH, sept 9, 1854.
The steamship Florida arrived at her wharf hsre at
even O'Clock tbs morning, with AL on board we'll
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PolAyScnl AMaars.
THE VERMONT ELECTION.


MoE1PEfIRR, Sept. 9, 1864.
Additional returns received to-day show concusivsly
the election of Judge Boyce for Governor large
iogity.
Twenty-Five towns give the following result--Boyce
whig 1919; Clark, democrat 1880; scattering, 2s2
Aicrther about seventy towns have been heard frou
Ssbin has been elected to Congress In the First
-<isstyist BY an increased majority.
MoSTPnrER, Sept. ell A. N.
Been voting all night, and up to this hour, and no
choice Of representatives. yet.
BURLINGTON, Sept. q, 1854.
No coub exists to the election of Judge Boyce the
whig candida for Governor, with handsome whig ma
iority In the Hgislature.
ANrrSEBRAsKA NOMINATION. FOE coNGsRss.
MAcHAs, (Ms.,J sept Q, 1864.
Ata large and enthusiastic antiNsbraska meeting,
which was held hsre last night the Rev. James A. Mill
hen wss nominated for Congress from the Sixth District
n opposition to Mr.. Fuller the candidate for reeisson
by the democrats.
DsxooRAr1c COUNTY CONVENTION AT PrTrsBURa.
PnrssunG, Sept. 8, 1854.
The Democratic County Convention met to-day and
nominated county icket, and Charles shaer for Con-
gyess.
Resolutions were passed approving Of the National
State administration, and dsnouscng the Know No
things.
The Convention then adjourned amidst great confu-
siop-
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LEAF FROM FOURTH story WINDOW On Tuesday night
last, Dennis Mcsheghan who resided in Warren street.
near Columbia leaped from a fourth story window,
tagging beneath He survived but n short time After
the occurrence. He leaves wife and two ehildrcn.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT. Tuesday night last, John Ca
ton, who resides Keiseys alley, got into quarrel
with his wife, and making pass ct her with his ciench
ed Hst, struck his through pane OF glass; lssocra
ting it dreadnly and sev@rine artery He bled aeary
to death before physician could be- brought to ths
house. wbo, after dressing his wounjs hal him Aeat to
the City Hospital
EVENING cHooIa Vhe evening scho,!sp ths city are
to be opened for OF thir wosas, aommsuc
ing On the 18th instant aud endag on the 2ed oecembeS
PASSING SPURIOUS coM.--Yes!sTa.v
named .tm.s Williams an" ,ohn Blair were y's ar1a,ans7
Batchey charge OF pass ng spuri-
coin but the Justice having jurisdiction they
dis3targed aheywere fhortly after rearrested BY Az
sissnt Captain Var Orden, warrant issued BY u g.
Commissioner Morton, andvere taken to New York foe
examination
RIorous C0Hpucr Yesterday William Nc AIster saa
Edward O'Hara were brought before Jusice Smith, o.
the charge OF associatpg for rioous pu poses and
sauttpg the foreman Of Engne Company No 10 and
Chief Engineer Saturday night last In Court street.
They were held TO bail for nnstion. r. B. SpinolA
and Captain AcCarty became their securities.
IycREAsE or SALAREs-At the meeting Of the Board of
super vsors the Salaries Of Deputy Keepers a
Ihc Krgs County Peni ntiary rasea from 81 50 .
81 7b Per Gay.
IKCENDARIM AN attempt made to sst ars TO No,
200 Columbia strset Tuesday night, BY placing csu-
bustble material In the entry and gnitinxt lt va
uncovered In time to prevent serious consequences.
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New ORLEANS, Sept 4. 1864
The cotton market Is dull and the prices nominal.
flour rm % per bbl asked for t. The lard market
arm at l2c. for bbs and In kegs 12c. Prime molasses
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A Quarrel settlet1,

BALTIMORE Sept. o, 1880.
The Postmaster Of New Orleans has withdrawn the
Objectionable portion Of his card which caused the
signation Of his clerks.
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The Weather.
HOT WEATHER AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Sept Q, 1854
The thermometer Is "a degrees There are no signs Of
VERY HOT WEATHER AT CONCORD.
CONCORD IN. Fl Sept 9, 1854
At sunrise the Thermometer 70 degrees this after
it reached %. This evening is cooler with ind
cations Of storm.
DREADFUL HOT WEATHER AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Ssps g. 1854.
The thermometer reached 94 degrees 10 the shade
the day bas been very cioee aui sulty We had
this evening" attended with heavy thunder and lightning
but very little rain fell
EXCESSIVELY EQT WEATHER AT cINoISNAr1.
CINCINNATI, Sept Q, 1854.
The weather been excessively hot TO- day but /. Is
raining.
TIE WEATHER AT NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept o, 1854.
At Norfolk the weather excessively hot, but ,he
public health was good.
The Thermometer this noon ranges at ss degrees in the
shade.
Fearful Progress oTshe yellow Fever.
THE PEvgR In TEXAS.
! GALVESTON, sept. 1, 1854
The yellow fever is unabatsd II has broken out
also in Houston.
DEATHs BY FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4, 1864
The deaths in city by yellow fever for past
week, were one hundred and eighty-Rve.
NTERMENTs AND YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Sept. q, 1854.
There we're ve Seaths in this city yesterday from yell
low fever
The deaths of the week were of which 2e were from
the fever. -
THE FEVER AND MORTALITY IN sAvANNAH-sUs.
PENSION OF BUSINESS.
aAvAyyAH, Sep.. 8, 1854
this city the interments yesterday 2S Of which
13 were from yellow fever
The interments for the week were 1913, Of which "a
we're from the fever.
Ninety six stores closed up having suspended bu-
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 9, 1854.
The Grand Ledge Of the Unitsd States of o. Of u F.
have been engaged during the morning on the question
Of the contested seat Of the Grand Lodge Of Ohio and on
the new consultation.
No public business will be transacted this afternoon
~ the Grand Lodge VIII be engaged ths work Of the
Order.