The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-02
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BY TELE RAPH.
FROM Charleston
ohARLEsToS, Nov The fever continues TO abate in
TINS city as well as in Savannah from which latter cy we
have information TO this effect to g. D. rn "a Yesterday
We are yet without definite information concerning the al
legged loss of the Isabel Vessels however have already
been despatched for her relief from this city.
From Rcv York
NEW YoRK, Nov 1.-The roya mail steamer Africa sailed
at noon to-day for Liverpool She took out eghtone
sengers and 1926, 900 in specie.
The oyerdrat Of 500 600 one Of our ctv banks wa,
principally settled yesterday.
The YeilO~ Fevr at Neg Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. This evening the fever continues
on the decrease, though far the abatement regret
say, has been but slight
Ruzaored Destructive Fire.
BUFFALO IN. I'd Now LA report has reached here
to the effect that Mauee city Ohio has been almost entire
BY destroyed by fire.
The loss Of the 81. Nieholas
Louisville, (Ky.,) Nov. 1.-The estimated loss by the
sinking Of the st Nicholas is at least $4,000.
Massachusetts Poiifics
BosTos, Nov. Henry j. Gardner esq the know moth
ing candidate for governor has addressed letter to Hon
Charles Allen denying generally and in detail the charges
made against him by Judge Allen in speech made by him
at the soil convention at Worcester.
Mr. Gardner that he always been an
for the repeal or modification of the fugitive slave law and
was in favor Of fusion of the wings and soiers
thought Gen Wilson win decline being the candidate
of the republican party for governor,
Baltimore Races
BALTIMORE Nov. IAN immense ooncourse of people as
sembed at the Herring Run Course this morning to witness
the between Felix (Wam McDonads horse) and Joe
(hr james Corderays nag Among the spectators on the
ground was Senator Pratt very large amount of money
changed hands Felix was the winner. Time first heat
minutes IS seconds second heat, minutes Il seconds
Ma,4;ots,
NEW YoRK Nov. live thousand barrels of -four we're
sold this morning yesterdays prices, Wheat the
cline, $4,000 bushels Of sold-Ixed SO 81 cents
The cotton market dull and the stock market depressed
baltimore, Nov. 1.-Eoward- street -four SS so CITY
Mills IS 49, 10000 bushels wheat sold at yesterdays prices
81 900 bushels have changed hands this mornngwte
at y IS cents and yellow at Is a 7e cents.
DIED,
the fiih year o age.
His Philadelphia and inferred on the qsi
ufiu,o in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Treasury Notes Outstanding November 1, 1854.
Amount Outstanding Issues prior July 1885,
Amount ouadas issue iay s,s per
Outstanding issue Of as,h January is47
a. per records OF thss office 1870
ll3,o6l 81
Deduct one cancelled note ia the hand. of OF
accounting officers uade. prior 22d July,
loio.'..'. .s.' 80 90
1901 Ga
NoTETere during The quarter end
ivy 3oih September, S5A
TRgAsu Der.
Registers Office, November J. 1854.
r. BIGGER, Register
Nov2-luf Until
EAnD-Ihc attention of The public is respectfully invited
II the sale which will Hke place, at 10 O'Clock
I'd
On pennsylvania 2st
furniture Is OF good quality and the will be
attention OF persons going TO housekeeping
GREEN Il SCOTT,
NoV2-d hucioneeT.
ToFAL-h HsLISENCE Meeting.--The Tuestion again
exanineJ-fn view of the general agitation Of this an-
paa and absnrting question: Intimately
business and we'll Citizens their children
the Nerthen Liberties will hold
ings ~ the Methodist Church South Eshh
deee VIII be addressed by The Rev Dr. Peck A. r. Cunningham
and Rev Dr. Clayton, Thursday November
pst seven O'Clock Tho phase given the question
late memorials the be
fal les Of the exposed The public respectfully
invited.
Al ayilaton is hereby extended city
10 Join with and proceed from the Hall
ASA GI4ADMAN,
c. w. KAUFMAN,
Nov git Committee.