The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-03
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BY TELEGR APH.
Fatal ARRAY the ST. Nicholas HoeArrival of The Her
mann.--The Weaaer.--TAe Markets, dc.
INV YoRK, August A fatal aray occurred in the bar,
of the ST. Nicholas Hotel last evening 1t
actly known how by whom the difficulty but
in the Of high and exciting words between
southern gentleman, named DR.. Graham and gentleman
recently returned from California, by the of Lowre
resort was had to deadly weapons In the aray Lowre
was killed.
lies of both the combatants inmates of the ST. Nicholas
Hotel at the time the affray took place.
The coroner is now holding an inquest.
The steamship Hermann arrived this port from
Bremen, via Southampton Her is not late that
brought by the Canada.
Another excessively hot day thermometer at ocock
90. There abatement in the ravages Of the cholera
The steamship Indiana arrived last evening, with Havre
dates to the 10th ult.
Gen. Barandia, minister from Honduras to the United
States, is lying dangerously ill., He expected live.
The -four and grain market opened this morning dull and
depressed. Stocks inactive.
From baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2Th is likely to prove the hottest
day of hpresent At 10 o'clock this morning the
mercury rose to 90.
The city continues healthy.
Flour is nominaly high at previous rates-no sales.
Wheat700 bushels offered Cornsmal sales at yesterdays
prices The market for breadsus excessively depressed
the operations being strictly confined to the home demand
Death Of William G. Tobey.
PmLApELpHIA, Aug. William c. Tobey, better known
to newspaper readers John of York; died Sanderss
Hotel Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, last evening. He had
been for many months laborng under pulmonary attack
|. Arrira' Of The Black Warrior.
New YonK August 2.The steamship Black Warrior has
arrived, with later dates from Havana.
The political not important. The Havana papers
sudousy conceal from their readers the state of the in
surrecton in Spain.
The yellow fever abating.
There but few American vessels in port when the
Black Warrior left, Freghts low.
Ar,iual of the Canada.
BosToN, August 1.-THE steamship Canada has arrived.
Her mails will be sent South this afternoon
This of the hottest days have had this
Thermometer at noon, 80.
another Monetary Suspension.
New YoaK August l.-Messrs. Gilbert, Coe, johnson
suspended payment to-day. They engaged in railroad
works very extensively especially in Pennsylvania They
say that with time they will be able to pay all demands
against them with interest.
Enforcing the Sunday Lac.
PHILADELPHIA, August About twenty avcrn-keepers
had hearing this morning before Alderman anney acting
for Mayor Conrad charged with inacon of the Sunday
law. They all held to bail in the of $500 for
! further hearing on Saturday next.
Major yteiaers Gaze.
CoLuMB,A Is. CD Aug ITcxas advices state that the
Dr. Steiner for the murder of Major Arnold has been
continued by the prosecution
Deaths at Buffalo and Niagara Falls
BUFFALO July 3lhe deaths by cholera in this city
the week ending midnight Saturday seventy one
including those at the OF these sixty died
during the first three days of the week sixty for
eigners, traveller, and four American residents.
At the Falls learn indirectly that there eleven
deaths Friday and Saturday We have report from
the Suspension Bridge.
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Late from Salt Lake
contain late news Salt Lake treaty has been
Guided between Brigham Young and the Pa Utah and Paw
nee Indians which provides that occasion whatever
Indians to make attack Americans Mormons and
that they will all their influence to prevent dpredaoDs
on the property of emigrants settlers.
Cholera, dc.
New YonK August 2-Twenty- six deaths from cholera
! in Albany since Saturday.
The wings of the sixth district of Maine have nominated
Noah Smith, jr., for Congress.
Sailing of the Niagara.
New YonK, August 2.Thc Niagara has sailed, with $50
passengers and $500 900 in SPECIE Mr. Seth Howes bearer
of dispatches, is among her passengers
Catholic Riot.
NEW YonK August 2--There Catholic riot on 18th
street to-day. Father Maloney to Caignan,
Irish blacksmith He requested to his wife, who was
sick, refused He persisted and Calgnan struck
the priest. Twenty thirty Irish to the rescue, and
Maloney injured badly. Twelve arrests made