New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-06
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: Yellow Fever In Charleston and Saw
annah.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 3.--The deaths from yellow
fever yesterday, in this city, were only z. Tn
total for the past week was 70.
The epidemic in Savannah has nearly disap
lpoared
Yellow Fever in Montgomery-A Death
MONTGOMERY, Ala The yellow fever here il
rapidly abating
Mr.. Peter B. Smith, Cashier of the Bank o
Montgomery, in this place, died suddenly yes
+ terday afternoon from stroke of paralysis.
Mobile Cotton Market
j MOBILE, Oct. 5.-There was fair demand ii
the Cotton market here, yesterday, and the
sales embrace 1000 bales at unchanged prices
}, Eastern Mail.
MOBILE, Oct 5-The Eastern mail has ar
rived, bringing dates from New York Of the
evening of the Goth ult. and the morning of the
30th, as late as due
The foreign letters brought by the steamer
Hermann come in this mail.
Senator Clayton and the Know-Nothtngs.
WASHINGTON, Oct g. The Hon. John NJ.
Clayton has published another letter, in which
he comes out strongly in favor Of the Know
Nothings.
| Steamer Black Warrior.
| New YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamer Black War
rior has arrived here from New0rleans, oia
Havana.
| NAvAL.-The Constellation, of Norfolk, Va,
is fitting for the Pacific Ocean, and the James
town, at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. for the
coast of Africa. The frigate Sabine, at New
York, is preparing for cruise Surgeon
Ruschenberger. of the Navy, has been ordered
from the recruiting service at Philadelphia as
90 fleet surgeon . in the Pacific squadron.
FORTUNATE EscAPE.-The sloop Leander, of
Long Branch, from New York for Shrewsbury,
anchored in the Horse shoe On the night of the
9th ult.. leaky. About ii o'clock, ON looking
into the hold, the crew found that the water
had communicated to some lime, and that the
sloop was on fire. There being three kegs of
powder on board, they left Immediately in their
boats, and in few minutes the sloop blew up.
The crew saved their money, but lost every
thing else.
The CASE OF ISsANE.-The Cincinnati CO.
lumbar of the 28th ult. says:
s The motion to reduce Kissanes bail was
yesterday withdrawn, and bail to the amount
nf Se1 a mo faudarad hv O1ivaY, R,,nyur
and ]. K. Dennis, Esq, Kissanes attorneys.
The court refused to accept them, considering
bail as rather a security for appearance than a
means of replenishing the treasury as moral,
rather than pecuniary operation; and as
more properly given by other parties than a
defendant or his attorneys. The requisition
will probably arrive to-day, and be argued be-
the topic of general conversation about town
yesterday
ROBBERY ON BOARD THE GEORGE COLLIER
The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the 9th
ult. says:
:" Mr.. George W. Shaw, a passenger on the
George Collier, was yesterday morning robbed
of gold watch and chain worth $3.50, valu-
able ring, and between 1900 and $500 in money.
He left his state-room for few moments about
daylight, and twas during his absence that the
W
day police is on track of the thief, and will nab
him if he does not look sharp :.
In the St. Louis Republican of the 9th ult.,
we find the following items:
The steamboat Eliza arrived from New Orr
leans last evening, after long and troublesome
trip. She grounded on the bar at Island,34,
and other points. She brought heavy freight,
consisting in part Of 1000 bags salt, 152 hhds.
sugar, and $50 SKIS coffee
FATAL AeeIDENT.-This morning little girl
fell into the shaft of coal mine at Gravois, and
was literally crushed to pieces. We did not
learn her name. The Coroner has gone out to
hold an inquest on her remains.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. The Rev DR. |
Thomas M. Clarke was on the 18th elected |
Bishop of the P. d. Church of Rhode Island, |
by large majority Of clergy and laity This |
election was had to supply the vacancy caused
by the deceaae of the lamented Bishop Henshaw, |
formerly of Baltimore.
Bishop Wainwright. during the past year, |
confirmed 1427 persons, delivered 233 addresses, |
preached % parochial sermons, ordained Is dea- |
cons and priests, and performed numerous |
other labors. During the whole twenty two |
months of Bishop Wainwright's certificate, he |
confirmed AIT persons delivered 500 sermons |
and addresses, ordained 81 deacons, ordained II /
priests, consecrated Is churches, and laid the /
corner stones of 12 churches
The Diocese of New York, P E. Church, was,
in 1888, divided, and formed into two, Eastern /
and Western At that time, the whole number |
of clergymen in the State was PAS In 1S41 |
there were in the Eastern Diocese, 200 clergy
men, and at the present time there are 800 cler- |
gymen and &c, 900 communicates.
The Roman Catholic Council called by the /
Pope is not to discuss the immaculate concep- |
ton of the Savior, but of the Virgin It is a |
doctrine of some powerful sects of the Catholic |
Church, and especially the Jesuits, that the /
mother of Christ was conceived without sin, but |
this has never received the sanction of the high.
est authority; and it is to discuss and settle |
this question that the council is called. |
VALUABLE BANK LocK--W have just ex-
amined Messrs, Lee s. Talbott's new Bank Lock,
which is the most complete security against the |
various devices employed by burglars that we
have ever seen. 1t is so constructed that /
neither picks nor powder can be applied to open |
it, The key, which is about the size of half /
dollar coin, is easily carried in the pocket, and
is not, therefore, subject to the objection usual
against the large keys common to bank and
other safe locks.
These circumstances place this lock, in our
opinion. ahead of any we have ever SEEN This
lock, like the one Messrs. Lee s. Co. sent to the
Worlds Fair, and for which they were awarded
a prize medal is suscepti hle of an immensa num |