The daily union., 1854-11-10
& + N Il II AL NEW s.
HEALTH AND WEATHER AT THE SoUrH-The Charleston
Courier Of Tuesday last says:

HEALTH WEATHER SoUTH.--The Charleston
Courier Of Tuesday last says:
The weather continues cool and and fires
not unacceptable In exposed situations in the city
o'clock yesterday morning the mercury in the thermoI-
etcr ranged learn from 40 to AZ degrees The atnos-
phere also appears to be very much that
era Of leading physicians, whose authority such
matters stands deservedy high have, understand in
inquiries the subject stated that there is no
danger incurred by absentees and strangers in visit
ing Charleston consequently, have daily many arri-
va and various hotels and boarding grad
ualy filling up We would recommend however those
who have not passed the with us to be prudent
on their arrival, and avoid exposure
The Savannah Georgian Of the same day says:
Yesterday decidedly the most win,er-ke day we
have had this sensonthe air cool chilly and the
wind blowing fresh all day from n NE At9oclock last
O'Clock it had fallen down AZ and ut 3 O'Clock this
morning it was at A degrees"
II will be from the following, which copy from
the Augusta Republican of Sunday the editor cautions
all who have been spending the at the North
stay away from that city for a few days longer:
awe have marked improvement to notice in the gem
era health of city The board of health reports
one death yesterday from yellow fever but fear from
the number of absent faces during the epidemic
daily should the present of the weather con-
nue few days longer the reports of the board will show
increase in number Absentees cannot be cautious
in visiting the city. The dreaded fire has been fought and
sbduedher presence will only add fuel the subdued
flames To all such say keep away few days longer
GEN. HoUsTos-This gentleman made political speech
Brenha Texas lately in defence of his speech against
the Nebraska b but according to the Galveston News
be failed convince any considerable portion of his poti-
cal friends Of the soundness of his views The same paper
charges that he has joined the know nothings
LATER FROM HAvANA-rHE QUICKEST TRIP REooRp--The
steamship Cahawba arrived the oure Pass the Mis-
sssppi the st inst having made the from Havana
in fory-syen hours and hai She brings Havana dates
to the both ut The Daro of the 29th speaking of the
recent legislation upon the subject of ntermarrages
tween the white and coored races, says:
Measures such announced ia the above lines will
always find echo in the country and will merit the
most positive appreciation There exist in society
ideas and distinctions which and ought to be
put down directly indirectly Vague and unounded
rumor such were months back circulated render
opporune and necessary this manifestation of
vave tendencies, which, without inurng any right this
order being simply TO re-estabsh the law it for
merly existed gives ample satisfaction to the universal
opinion OF the country.
REv. DH scorr.-The New Orleans Delta says The
considerations of Dr. SCOTS leays a absence are that he
shall remain in California for twelve months the expi-
ration Of which he will determine whether he will con-
tinue there return this city that the mean time
pastor will ell his place in this city
RgpAmEp--The break in the Delaware division of the
Pennsy canal has been repaired and the boats have
commenced running.
ANOTHER BANK FALcRE--The Citizens Bank of Ciucin-
natl, has failed The bank excitement in that city in
tense
RshAnsAhLB pREcocTy.-ln noticing model farm on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad the Mobile Register says
But shall not speak Of his mode of culture or
progress in the different branches Of agricultural industry
Our object To mention instance of what we conceive
to be extraordinary Of early maturity. Among
his cattle the proprietor has heer and bull calf each
twenty mouths old, which although of the country
breed remarkably fine animals and well grown They
have just produced him fine calf He says he would not
assert the ac where he is not known, but the proof
ample
VERMONT FARNER-Among the most conspicuous men
in the Vermont legislature is Mr. B g. Brigham of Fair
field He and cuyates j. 300 acres Of land Among
his barnyard items hundred and twenty cows
twenty horses aud FIVE yoke of In his dairy he
makes butter only The average yield of butter from the
milk of each is hundred and fifty pounds Two
huge dasherp churns set in motion By two horse
powers and the butter is worked by the od-ashoned
paddle His stock of cattle about FIVE hundred
tons of hay annually Twenty thousand pounds of pork
FIVE hundred bushels of wheat from -four to FIVE hundred
bushels Of corn thousand bushels of oats and from
thousand bushels of potatoes among his
yearly products
Revolving auRpEB-A murder committed in the
township of Mono few days snce-a farmer named Gil
brath having killed his wife For time they had
lived together unhappy terms and he freqseny in