The south-western., 1854-09-13
General TnteJligeacn

from England to Fecinesdav cht sgs IN Iac.ee -
The reports show that there 7vae o-i.. W. >'
business doing in the Liverpool cotto1 52o1av
dat prices ruled in fa7or of the brro, as sr
by the Europa "'A qootsS@''
The 9qotaton7 are for fair Orleans, e,< '
fri for @iddlIng oEe='s' 81 to Szd fair 4 ap, 's
The Havre cotton rnsrket exhibited
lDen, the dulness in the staple thus ANY, NV Snps
the moment 10 be general '-' appearing +.
The political news, as respects how.
England, brought by the Pacific, Is '',S ns atajs
whatever to American readers. u no lAtes<
! lhe report ct the capture Of Benarsr.,,
allied force IS fully confirmed The effect F9@ea @s oy
olfeGteo against ne fortress is reported to 29
| ticipated 9eNeFalya
The defenders Of it were comDe?7o5 ~
at discretion, and among the prjsona,e0- ~ sQffea3
governor and lieutenant governor of the "eEe H.
The commandment Of the defenccs 1,a~ ,~'14o
with little intermission for forty hours S0atlAs
ILe ravages Of the cholera anonp tbo
forces the Black are reported TO haDo Goh5a
%%iHl me nuln9er Of French said to hsye fS mo-
almost incredible one of 1000, Tbe CT nni than As
BRUSH reported as its victims is 1900 1o'nbe
The emperor Napoleon had issued ar 81,
the array, which had tended to rpetora (I "uoFes I
dence that this disaster had commenced - '1e conf
ne RUSSIAN troops, We're to finish ut:'FoY.
Pruth by the lst September '' ''0SSla5 Ii:
lhe Austrian troops We're positively ,,.soI,
10 aliachia; and had crossed the fronterV .t
hef SEVERN, n at M hsrmer" "of Traosvv.aa;4g q; 4gt
1orce OF bO,OOG Russians is concen+rs5t ana
right bank of the Pruth. a'lNg ontl
The blockade of Archangel haa boo,, n
cStaonshed' and due notice Of it pubIisbcd dsSua?
Prussia continues to interpose obstac,o0 j.
course resolved on by Austria but the Iatto IN TIE
heFcfthe1esS appears determined to fnIGI P0"G
gagelnenfs with the western powers prnsI;E AsE e.
instance mas insisted on the negotiatjons bas I"
te'l oeln3 suDlttcd 10 the diet but Austria rof
to consent to the proposition. 1'' Id REFUSED
NEW loRk' SEPr' 2:-Dispatches from cbo,..
9de i ma senator douglass defence of the Nehrs
BILL and veto Of the river and harbor I'm b.
great excitement and indignation in that c;p cFe
ter the appearance there Of the defence tbJ5 IA a.
through the city were tolled, the fags hos+od Gs
mast, and other demonstrations were moJa ~ a4T
public displeasure. '-4Noe q 'As
CHARLESTON, SEPT. 2.-The yellow favor - .,
'lty and in Savannah continues without AM, ~9
Abatement ''5A@
There were thirteen yellow fever in,nrrnoot,:
savannah on the Goth ult. The disease had no5
ts appearance at Marietta, Ga whittier larpp n'
'er Of citizens OF Savannah had fed for safe5v
Snow IN AUGrsT.-The Beaufort IN. C1 Ir,,m
cncer OF August 22d says on Wednesdav nos1isa
9Th inst, Just about shaving time we ,yero
iderably astoniished by seeing snow fakes 4o.S co.,
Il and around our window, as brisklv "a vello~I5
pccches at the mouth Of a spring branch aAa.
The following is a list Of the killed and vcn1y
/ the presbyterian church, during the trcnep5~,
:orn, at Louisville, Kentucky, OIL the 2Ctl ult
LADIES AND CHILDREN KiILED.--Mrs. VildiblIl =,
aughtcrs and son; Mrs. Salisbury wife Of the r,,
nmp maker; Mrs. Martin, wife Of john u. Narr
1mcrly saddler Main streat; Mrs. Jeanr~,
'lcks, wife of capt. VIM. Wicks, of the steamIr
talanta, Mrs. Wlcks was the niece of Mrs Mani
Id was one OF the most estinable ladies We la
er known: Miss Headley, aged II years, resids,
Fifteenth street; Mrs Camden; son os Mr. Co. s.
/, aged years.
LADIES AND CHILTREN NogSDED. Miss Duff
r ribs broken and the lang OF lungs laceratcE
here is reason to hope for her recovery. Mrs, h
!, and child badly Injured; Mrs MorselI. seyg.,
jared; Miss Morsoll, aged Is years, serous7s
red; Mrs Hewett, wife Of Mr.. John Heweit ob
ashington foundry. Her child is also inrrs
rs Gibbs, wife of James Gibbs. carver T brri9s5S5
badly about the face; Miss lone Sedgewick baa
used IN the back and right side; Mrs Thompsni
lngest son had his arm broken and head cUt:Nr -
nnebaker, head slightly injured
MIN hILLFD.-Mr Taylar and child; Mr. Go6hr7
ldence Fifteenth street; Mr. Sweeney, so vear,d
:; Mr. BE- rbour; R. B. Davis, lesidence Green's,
TX McClelland, from New York, engaged at tLl
omotive, works.
several gentlemen were injured, but We condheg
lnlIely- Of only tive names, Mr.. Racan, the dsy.
>chmsn OF the lower ward, and a gentleman b7 .
nam OF Browning, who was injured in saYjgr
child. We understand that Mr. Joseph Bradlay
lie ssisting in recovering the victims from theh
rubbish and tlmbers, had his eye cut out bys
enc which was IL use by another person enc2ged
er!ovlng the fallen rafters and ioists.
> soon as the news OF the catastrophe was son. +
ed to the eghboring churches, the congregations
9 Immediately, dismissed, and men and women
hoasands repaired to the scene of ruin and zes
sly cleared away the rubbish and the timbes
n ne dead and the wounded
he rev. Mr.. Morrison was officiating in the churs
he time OF the catastrophe. [Journa.
lle New York Herald. from the Increasing symp
S. IN the movements Of the stock -iobbing com.
clal and financial world, predicts an impend4g
letary reVulsion, analogous iii it's causes and r.
IS to the memorable collapse of 1851 1 ~
he Selma (Ala.) Sentinel says, we regret to le2r.
there has been great deal of sickness in and
and Centerville, Bibb county, this summer, and
many useful citizens have died The dsese.
learn has been principally typhoid fever
r. Jane, Of Nashville, placed keg of guapor
under his house, on the 26th ult, and blew itun
shlnS IN the ruins. The fire communicable to
adjacent buildings, which were also DESTROYED
!, loss was considerable The doctor vas SUD-
ed to have been insane#
ne brownsville <Indiana) Democrat says, We
cd farmer say the other day, that he had refused
urchase hogs offered him at two dollars cross
anticipated failure Of the corn crops, causedN
drought is the cause
he "know nothings,' in Kentucky. as elsowhere
u to be carrying all before them: and we lied
sk, IN the words of the song Of le40, "y7hat Ia,
seq this great commotion!" In the counties q
ton, MaaySvllle, Galaatin, Mercer and Shelly
. nave elected their candidates by sweeping nF
he Evangelical Lutheran synod of Ohio and tn
cent states, has passed a resolution not to adm.
alTch membership any person'belonging tosocM
2tles.
he postmaster at " Washington has removed Jose pt
Jaws from Office because he had been elected o.
ow nothing ticket to the city council.
ne Bonham (Texas) Advertiser, democratic
t, says, president Pierce has seen fit to vetott
making appropriations for rivers and harboE
gave the message in another column Of cours2
Oh the pralrles, have no interest in this matter
10! we pay next to nothing for freight and insG>
on the supplies brought to US over the sna5;
sand-bars of our inland rivers
le Cassville Standard states that John NJ Jack
late of the firm Of Jones, jackson d. Co., carr.
makers, Gainesville, Ga. committed suicidcnes'
place On the 2lst ult., by cutting his throat Wiz
,ket knife.
'e failure of Alfred & So, one Of the large whole
SIX houses inNew York, has already been men
g. and the fact will not cause any surprise when
Known that there We're three partners, each =
n spent $4,000 year, and that the rent
store was $4,000.