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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-23

SSHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
" DIES-Sazaacof the vintage of 1875 1885, sos Co.
1sas otard uply and other brands
ard qualities,
wiNEs-old Reserves Pathenho South and Ms
iea; Duff and Harmony Nephew st
sndspakng Hook Creme de BouEy Feur sery Hedsk and
Champagne White Wne
aaes. of all qualities
Holland ST. Croix Old
and Old Whky Brandy Fruits Juice; CodiaIs Of
serydsscpon Roke and Gouey ers everything
the WINES aud LIQUORS. which on
'bleterms esr found for cash or city paper
800 canksk CE4ER and ALE IN pints and quarts.
j Rnpa tanl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-23

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. W.
or
EpwD. g. oBRiss, Secretary. A. II. CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. IS Camp st., New Orleans.
IT The undersigned prepared PoLICIEsagai
the per OF the SEAS and RIVERS also against damage
By FIRE. at the current rates Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent,
ns ly HARMON DoANE Assistant Agent
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The table iocinSfs the month 1T August up to the
2lst day. BIT there has n en- no rain siuca till { ne
26th The "oldest inhahitant" bas no recol cotton
of year IL which little rain fell In the four
Dcp'bs men toned. II "a, then, the most severe
dropgbt ever I'm ~-n Ia This region.
Saratoga g ,rtpgs favored with One shower
OF rain IN Satnr az afternoon and evening.
The Thermometer stood At sc iD Charleston, s. c..
on the 2ar inst.
The Cincinnati Gos~fi1 Of the 28,h inst ssys:-
After parc ing drought af many weeks we have
st knRth b. en- visited with refreshing sh ,wsrs.
Early on Sru'da! mo Ring rain cam viii n lasted
about two bonrs; IT was accompanied With much
lig'tDiIg 8n6 thnnNer. TIE ayr bad previously baea
hot ard DIV, and exceedingly op oressvp. We
learn that cor sidsra' ,an fell also at Dayton,
although ~ H.mi''' u. which lies about m dway be-
tween this CRY ard Day .ou, can that little or
70 ram fell. Yesterday morning &c had m ,ther
shower, ard me ver, shsrp thunder and light
ming. The qusy fity OF rain 'ch has fales wit ain
the bat fortseiph, h"nrs has b. quite ous iera-
BIZ. although We b-u not been able to asc rita n
with sny deg &c Of precision how far the ra'd hss
exssrdsd. Much good will result tn vegetation N
this vicinity from II, ~ the earth had become ~
pa ched end arid a d sert and vegetation had
wilted ard wi'bsreo 10 consequence.
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1raGsGy ot Canton, Futon County.
DARING BURGLARY, AND PURSUIT AND DEATH or


From the Chicago Tribune, Aug. 261
On the night Of the 18th inst. the ieweiry store
Of Mr.. r. G. SugdeD, Of Canton, Fulton couoty,
Illinois, was entered through back window, the
silver spools, g. empteG after which the thief or
thieves boldly wsnt up s'airs to tho bed chamber,
where two young men were sleeping, and where
u more valuable jewelry and wat, he's were kept,
which they helped themselves to. together with the
money the young men had IN their po kets, and
decanped. The same parties entered the house Of
Mr.. kuAeu, some to mlles east OF Caution, takiUg
gold watch, . silk shawl, aud some otoer vloar
searched the woods la the peignburhood and
succeeded in finding portion Of the property, and
got eight one Of the rascals, bus owing TO the
thick ero~th Of under rood, he ut that time sue
ceedeo In making his escape.
1.-THE ciIizens ntibu' their search no vever, aud
early next morniDg tie rubber vas again seen in the
neighbc hood aud during the night had entered two
bouses In tho vicinity Of town, stealing clothing,
&c. During the morning posse Of citizens went
out in search Of him aud succeeded in driving him
into cornhtld, which they surrous ded, and sent
they proceedcn to search the fe .. The ras q At
tscked young mar, catching him by tho throat
tn eatened to hlow his brains out with revolver II
he did Dot deliver up hts gun. Tho boy gave the
gun up which was double barreled one, and heavi.
y !, AIDED. Every one that got sight Of him was
told to stand back or they would be shot, aud he
swofe that be would never be taken alive. When
the citizens colbetd him tno close, he fred
pile, from which Se was driven, and from
wiAch he fired upon his pursuers, but without
effect. A gun was then Shot a, him, the shot
taking effect in the leg but he managed again &,
get into the CORR through which he was driven aud
Oh emerging from which he was again asked to
surrender, but swore he would kill any mau who
attempted to take him. lie again fired several shots
irnm which several PERSONS mario Wy escaped, one
bali passing close 10 tee head Of Henry Walker,
Esq. Some persons in the crowd, SEEING that he was
determined to Kill any one he couli then shot at
bin perhaps coSen guns being fired at once. He
was hit by bucksh0t In the ba Of the head,
another in the back, eateiing the lungs; an ,tder
shot struck him in the face, and quite number of
smale shot were scattered over his arms bod !, aud
legs At the time he WAS shot he had his gun level
led upon citizen Of the place, and would from his
proximity undoubtedly have killed him.
He died on the morning Of the 10th. He gave his
name as Jerry Roges; stated he bad father,
mot Jer and two sisters living on Fox River eight
or ten miles from EIgin, Kane county, ILL.,, aud has
q brother In California.
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Port " New YORK, Angus %. 1854.

EOEb VI NEW 1O1At AU80S4 AUs ASOEs
CLEARED
Ship Pal stns, Tinker. London, Griswold, Morgan 4
Pars uberta Hichborn, Tarrsgona. Peck & Church.
Tsrk John FsrnhaD Oims,sd, Havana, P Y King Co
Bark nvs (new). Borry, hsracaibo, Maitland, Phelps
Bark Lizzie Nichols Nichols, York River R Buck
Brig Theodore (Ham), Hanseman, Hamburg, Bech
rre o1inoco (colom,, Trevanny, osudaa Bolivar Mol
Brig Rivnlet, Morris. AspinwaM Dole $50
Brig CEotcn, B'yye, Port su Prince, l Ferris
schr Kne or, Tyler, Charleston, McCready Mott Co.
schr Gen Taylor Spencer, Charleston Tucker Light
schr Baltimore slaight Baltimore, johnson Lo~den.
schr LAviniA Hopkins, Hatfield, City Point, Van Brunt
& Slseht
schr Bayles, Thompson Fredericksburg, Van Brunt
sch1 Direct, Post Norfolk, Volt B~den.
Scbr Victor, B+arse Portland, w Lewis.
scnr New Delight, Barlow, Warehsm, Ravens.
ARRIVED
Steamship Augusta Lyon, savannah, 90 hours with
Steamship Nashville, Berry, Charleston, with mdse
passengers, to spodord Tiieston Co. Monday, 10
ship Iishdyer Sclipper) waterman, H,srpoo, July
49, with mdse and 6S passengers to Ogden. Aug q,
Pm IS - Ion 81 So s's1a ss ss.g
he'd lost tie captain and that day It had been
very violent gale during the fore part Of the
20 and so tons, rolling, and making very bad
weather OF it, the was under close reefed topsais
s & Is sse George
Forester, bourd Z, FIR bark Anveros Of De nvrs
steering Z; stb, lat a ~ lon % = spoke ship od
BEN ID Neptune, s,esrans 81 10Th, il. IS S. lon IS
81 Is.sed bark Mary Elizabeth bound w also British
Ion s. a passed ship George w.shl. sson, s.ssrng 3;
26,b lat IL o. lon IS a. spoke bark Of Bos
too 3 days from It Johns for Loneon The q had one
ship Francis Cutting, Rockwell, Antwerp, July 81,
With ndse and $40 passengers, TO = Hurio0t q Go
shio st Nicolas Braeaon, Havre, 80 days with mdse
and go passengers, all we'll, to Boyd Hincken The
Ship " bruno (ot Baltiuore), Lands, Bromsn, 50
days, With dss and s27 passsRgers, to Hcnschsn
Ubhatt; vessel to wssser.
Kennebenl, 4 Gays in ballast, TO " schmidt { %:
The ts 6u0 tons burden, and intended for W #
seRusaS Cos line s q Hamburg paGssts
Tor 20 o. spoke Am bark Edward Cohen Steering
Brig Dcncascr Orb Blankey, Marsees, 10 days, with
mdse, TO v sprsRne. Boston
Big New Orleans ard Gotu.za, Harseilss, ss days.
Brig 1Ig.assa (of Boston). carvers, Pictou, days,
Big ssss:t lbS smith, Windsor, 10 day.. With p'as
Brig B,.i;n,n T.snAlin ler). DAWSON, Windsor IL
GAYS gs., With ~ I IL. ts':. to mater
COOL 10 Roonss Dinwidas. ''NA''' - '''' WIN
schr Ben, Foil Wilmington, & days
rcnr Wiilam, Ancers0n, EnetpOrt, days.
Schr A Tufts, tuntlsy; Nachias days.
Schr Nelson, Woodward, Calais, I days
Schr Moro, Wall Calais, days.
schr Leopard, NcFadoen, Lubec, days.
Schr Rachel Jane, Simmons, Boston, days
Scbr Globe, Ferris, Salem days.
Schr Gannett, -, Rockland.
schr oswego, Smith, Rondout for Boston
BELOw.
Three briggs, unknown.
Wind during the day from NE to Sc.
The ships New York. for Havre and Golden Eage. for
New Orleans, anchored at the SW Spit
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On Mondsy August %, JoHs BRApsuRS, Son, aged 80
years, formerly Of Dunborden county westmeath, Iro
HIS funeral win take place from hts late residence,
On Tuesday. August %, Mrs. MARY BAxrxn, roHct Of
The relatives and frends Of the family arc invited to
attend the funeral this ternoon, At four O'Clock from
street, next TO the corner Of seventh avenue -
On TUESDAY morning, August %, after short and se
we're illness, susAS M wife Of Alexander II Grant, and
DAUGHTER Of the Late Joseph Graud In tho 33d year Of
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 10 west
Twenty sixth street, Friday Afternoon at O'Clock
joan Jar, only china OF john s. and Mary Howell "a
The relatives and frends Of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of James
stewar s2s Greenwich street. TO- morrow morning, at
On Tuesd.y, August a. in he 10th year Of his ssc
1.soDon FHnn0HUrsU, son Of Edward md Eliza B. No
The friends ana scquantsnoss Of the family are r
specifically invited TO sttsud bis funeral this afternoon
ct ,hfes O'Clock from the residence Of h parents, LOT
Monroe place, near Montgomery street.
On Monday August q, In her 6oth year. sARAH, wife
The isnds and relatives are invited TO the fsDsrs at
o. University place. tomoxox Aftesnocn, at two O'Clock
On TUESDAY, August ~ Mlxs nADowAs, daughter Of
Her innsrsi Vii tale pses from ITO Twenty arss street.
near First avenue this afternoon Her rends and rela
On tuesday, August 49, aged 81 years. IsAzrIA. vito
Her funeral .in tab: glaee to afternoon at
On tuesday. August 70. q inssmnsson Of III. sr.ia
CARA CHcHnnxn daughter OF Aonso Chichester, aged
years, noDths and p days
fny invited 10 sttsnd the funeral this morning 81 ten
o'clock, from The residence Of her randathsr Bradley
Mead. No. first sueef, Jsrey CITY.
r. nia rarorn ~ cppv
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AT NEW ORLEANS.
Toe banning W0u<5s

From the Buffalo Advertiser, Aug. %
For some time past, tre ii Ell which are raging In
tbe woods III tbi- vicinity, have sent their clouds
over the city, and In tho evening", after The lighting
OF the lamps the sir has been dense with the smoke
Yesterday, duriog the entire day, the smell OF burn
Ing q cd was quite strong, and tho smoke was try
ing to the eyes From accounts which reach us from
every quarter the testrnc ion Of property must be
imnense and will be very severely felt by tue far
mers. all along the bike shore, in Chautauaue
county and In Ohio, TIE woods are burning fe.cely;
and in many places, villages ard dwellings, have
been endangered, aud ia some Instances partially
eestro, cd East of Us Ia this State, the destruction
isyery great, and passengers on the Central aud
New York and Esis lines Of railroad tell US OF the
grand sights seen throughout the entire ro1te
Everywhere q smoky haze In the atmosphere By
Gay. aud dull rid glare at night, indicate the pre-
vaience Of the frs.
II would ettm ss IL the forests were burning
every vi ere. Where or when the confisQ ratio1
will end, Heaven only knows.
We learn that TIE woods on both sides of (
Chippewa creek wei on fire yesterday, aud that
the Inhabitants were fleeing in every dire ctou. The
pine wo, d.. near London, arc on fire. and the Ia
habtants flying for their lives. TIC smoke gas
20 dense for miles along the line If the Great West
ern Railway, that fears were entertained that the
trains woud have 70 be discontinued for time.
The woods In the vicinity Of 81. RENT. CANADA,
have been on Ore sor homs time past-vhole fields
Of sraip hay, &c. ha 70 besn totally destroyed and
the suffering resulting from this calamity Will DO
severely felt BY the inhabitants OF this district.
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Tho Hartford Corras says;-Durng the storm on sat
urday the lightning entered the chimney OF houss In
burlington. Crsspg room, 1t tore or part Of the
clothes from chill, then passed out OF the window
which II damaged to some extent.
recent fre in Halifax DESTROYED the central norton
Of Government House, involving loss Of some 600
pair Of railroad conductors were fined a each and costa
In tie Newbuyport police court day two since for
eectpg Mr. Charles fooc from tho cars He had check
taken cf tho conductor Of the train preceding the
from viii n he elected and the conductor Of which
rsfused to tale Il M Pooc refused to pay any other
hence the ectment aid the suit therefor with Tia
result stated.
The Are which has ragged for several daya Ia the woods
near Chester Village, was so Ear chseas BY ths rAn
ceedcd In cxtiDguishineit
Col Clark An inspector at the Bosten custom hoase,
MADE seizure on Thursday Of four hundred gallons Of
French brandy worth 81 200 which had been brought
In from Canada, over the Fitchburg ROAD
The 6rc In Ashburnham and Westminster vas arrest
cd On Wednesday afternoon after burning over several
hundred ecxes 81 valuable woodland, and desruying
40 eight hundred cords Of wood About two huudrsd
duingf.
Friday night last the steam ,nn two shanties barn.
over hundred cords OF wood and 100 900 fees Of um
Der, all in CAndA, N H. AMI owned bv Or Moses HIll
and Others Of Manchester H. were consumed b. hrs.
The folhs In Memphis, Tenn Including the pross are
In quandary ~ to whether they shall accept or reject
The navy yArS OF that place. given by Congrsas "a the
city There ID Considerable excitement relation to the
matter.
An overseer named Brieg, on the Falrhsveu Branch
railroad killed tho 22d instant in consequences
Of his stepping . dirt ar which was not securely
fastened and which tipped him ON tho uscx when the
Nt.r sl;s2 gytg hlyl Us nI,d spt Ten hoaSA
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In the report which appeared N yesterdays
HERALD, Of . man being crushed to death between
New Haven and Third avenue car, You stated
that the Third avenue car came down the track at
q rapid speed, catching the young man, who was
crossing the street, and crushing him to death In
stantly. The Third avenue ar was not coming at Q
rapid rate, but bad stopped distance from the
car on the track, previous to the accident, and was
standing stl.
the rear part CT the New Haven Car from the up
track TO the opposite against the Third avenue car
Ia endesvoriDg 70 get IL on the track BY inserting
the above statement, you will much obitge
8. KAkELEs,
Conductor, Third Avenue Railroad.
THOMAS HIGagNs driver.
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Or rueeday, August -, WuIaAu MosaDou, mashinist,
Of choDssa sHed ~ years
He funeral vtn 'ske place this aftsrsssa. ct two
Ocsorb ~, from the corner Of Navy and 6Ands
ssr>ts. Brooklyn
In acush ADboy. N j., on Tuesday morning August
~. EuAmIH Wifi 81 VIM n. Clay ton, aged IS yesrs
her remains vi be taken to New Haven, Coon, tor In
terment.
On saturday. August "a, ct his rsssdssee, Rsmaoo
yesra nsp.eer Of the American File Works, and late
marse~r a 'he Star File Works, Wianssurg. agsd 81
yesrs and month";
On >unoay marpine. August q, suddenls. Nr 3Bonos
ConDcN native Of Bottesford England aged 70 years.
Nottingham and Grsnshan lEnsia0d) papers please
copy.
Mr. THOMAS BIpDI1consx, OF London, England aged -
year,
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psse0nsl InsellssenOc.
Cen Cas- Ard f.w.y rsturnsd from hacktnae 70 Do
typjt On he 18th met
1bs Prsteeos az tbs Unis~d States, acconpsniet By
Ndpey ~eetssr and hon. J.6 DAVE. Secretary Of Wse
fcst, We.
reeidepce
'hs wsshinesos papers state thss the fever BY which
days past has left him. and sSss peS be q ia fsr wsy
to Tecovus
At the St Nicholas Hotel-Gov Wright and LADY, In
diana Ron T. Rprgess, Rhode Island A Gray Euslaod;
D1 Auss New Orieaps; Leopold BoIIn, Porto Rico
Gus T. Rev Dolds Albany; Sidney Pierce New 0risyps,
II Modelling Philadelphia; saoches zn.g. Cubs;
Cspt Lay, ! Mrs Col. Barch washing,oa;
Neiison, Glasecv, scotland r. swift, NaraosSio, G.
A.; 7. Wolfe, Saratoga -pripgs
At the Irving House-Lieut W. H Parker. 8. N.
Hon Henry Mcfarland, New Jersey; Col. Hunt. rren
ton George G anderson, Savannah. Ga Dr.. Il. VII.
bur, Albany, d riahsrd-on, eoitor Galveston News,
Texss; !arasI G Bixby, Providence: Rev G q. Dana,
Alexandria Va; Rev George Howe Columbia, 9 G
csroliBa; ). Bsovn Pis~tou Ohio; g. Taylor, PhIs-
as'phia; 8 Spauidng, Boston; A Smith snd Lady.
Nee Ne. y"rs Es: osah crG'n s; Field
At the Aston House-capt. Merchant, U 8. A J.
Warren Coleman, Montreal; W. sher and family Ken
lucky; Charles shtlden, Texas: George Harris and
A Wainwright Washington; Major sbley, U. 8. A.
Hon. J. $ Parker and family, Plymouth Mass.
At thA Union Place Charles Fitssimons Rochester
y Y; Mrs Moore ard daughter. Lyme Ct; A sidney
Barr, N O.; Frederick alexander do. Oliver Ltcnaed,
Baltimore
Atthe Clinton.-Hcn. Charles Macon Commissioner Of
Patents Capt e, Forte Wet Haven; d. Syme, Esq.,
New Orleans; Capt D. r. Vail, Francisco; g. II. Pot
ter, CincirI at; John W. Stewart Csrrolton, Ga
At the Metropolitan -IIon. j. Rice La; Fou. j. L.
Gordeu. Miss; Washington and family N C Dou
g. do Agnira and family, Mexico; Col Tremble and "a
gy Bsl,%ors CAPT Csc Iss M Ward Heal
Ohio; Col s. B. hac&ott, British Army; T. s. Poor,
Boston
From savaDnah Ia the e.eamship Aupusta-H Roths
child NJ lady, Mercer ans lsdy two chiersn and
servsnt M'ss Mar, Ann adams, Mrs McGrcgor VIZ G
? May and SGD. Loop, PAsquson, Brown, Conen,
Dr. itn,y ard lady, Or. 7 Teit Mrs Yea tar Miss
Il Gardner pebee, Mrs Mia and servant, J wymsn.
Capt John diversion and four children, Mlscauy Mrs
Norris. three ct ildSen and servant Morgan and
sa, two children and ssrv.nt Jas Gray Gait Park
William Clarke, Jas Fields, john Adams John Ar
Dold Hussey, Chss Paws, Jr, w Brown, W Good
Mas Pine Mis- wsrsen Currsl and lsiy 4 d
Morse Co~urey, Adams, lady, child and servant,
and fourteen In the eersge.
From Charleston. in the steamship NashvIle-Mrs
Cords and S child d Es,s and ass sGas.as
yent Gowdie. 'attheison, W Stewart, T Backus
G N sasop. J An'en. Besaens. II Cohrp,
zogbsmm, o'Neil, Corbett, I winsar, Mrs Blank.
Bowie y L CfRn, Bowie, Gready, D itoddard,
cad, Winter, Mrs wcidep, Milleken, W "
aaRt wss n1r, S'I MOT ana Lady
and servant Br ON. White Miss Cole J Sargent, "
Gadsdep, G Tobias and lady, E.sn, { Green
c + wiuderford, Richards, Lucas, and Is in the
Storage.
From liverpool, in chip Highhyer-Henry Feusiman
Carl n Brattlcman.
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TIE Use OF WE'LL WATER, AND THE C0XsE
ouEScEs.-We bsvc been furnished tho following
facts for publication; they sps ak for themselves
During the ~eek ending August 9Th, twelve persons
died Of cholera on the square bounded by the White
Wste' canal, Sixth Carr and freeman streets; they
used the water drawn from we'll situated near the
centre Of the square. There is but one hydrant on
the square, and there no cholera In the family
that used sne hydrant water. Nelson Spear over.
Of the poor OF the Sixteenth wapd sho resides
In the vicinity Of the infected square, and Ia well
acquainted with the ircumstapces declares Il a. his
belief that the cholera was caused BY the use al
August. William s. rcwers, his wife and one dangh.
ter, and t~o oshcr persona residing in the saue
houre, ell died q cholera. Tho house IL situated
on Hannibal street, between Fifth and SIXTH In the
Sixteenth ward. They had . wen In their yard. and
ufed the water from it exclusively. This inferno
ton was also obtained from Nelson Spear, who had
personal knowledge OF the facts and IL Of the belief
that their deaths was Che result At usapG water
from the we'll, causing the cholera. Dr.. 0crwic,
who ew four Of the dead lying Ia tho house q Que
tine. believes tie use OF water from the veil wa
the cuuse q cholera C;sciamah 0ussfts, dug 2e.
sAD AccDKxr-Two Mex KILLyp.-we learn
from the MonfRdm<,y HrdId that ON last Thurs
day, while parry OF laborers were engaged In IN.
derminipg through deep cut Of about thirty feet
on section 45 Of the Alton and Terre PAutc Rail-
Road, At Hillsboro, H., tho earth gave way, bury
ing two Of the men, Norwegian named John
Evans, and m Irishman named Peter McNanghtou,
beneath II, killing them almost instantly. The
amount Of earth whsch covered them h variou dy
estimated ~ from sixty TO ono hundred tons. 60
yrla. c:.ss.ss S.SscTiS sscsS:d
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There has bser dtcrease in the number Of deaths
from cholera ne compared with tho previous week,
v'z.:--D New York ~ 81 des'hs ID Philad-lp ia Of
ii d. aths ~ ~ Bo>tou increase Of 10 deaths.
10 aeau ,Ioa, ccieia nave Dsen reported 20 the
limits Of Baltimore. The infantile mortality in all
ths cities lntinuss large.
Twelve deaths Occurred in Newark NJ on Mon.
day. five OF which were from cholers.
One hDn6 ed and tws nty.six deaths CURED in
Buffalo last week, # which forty three were caused
by cholera. OF tie deaths by cholera t tyseyen
were Germans and nine Irish.
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SH OsTERvAIp, Jarvis, I'm NOrleans for Glaseow nut
into Hompton Posds 2stb inst with bowst sprung and
ieahy. (for telegraph to Elwood Walter, Esqj
BR Bne ANN CiARKE which was ashore In Long Island
Sound, has been got OF, ard has arr at New Haven.
Sem FRANCIS I'm Hewbern, NC for Philadephia il stat
cd in despatch TO Ell wood Walter, Esq to have been
wrecked previous to 2Sth inst, In Hstteras Inlet.
ss N.an cs.ss Ct Little Egg H.seo, Endioott
issi, was fallen l. WITH ss1 Int about Il mile. q cSp.
pb ~ who took from her the captain and two lady
passengers, Who were lashed 70 the rigging, and very
much exhausted from exposure when received board
being abandoned Capt Epdicott, passengers ana crev
except the mate who ~msined on board the VIM Mason
from ,Ss ops ssS Same dsy Capt staples took
Ri G, 80
scHn CHAnns Of nechland, lumber loaded, was seen
20th inst, 20 miles, Of kanheiein, abandoned; tho
crew had been taken of by fishing schr.
ecRa B sams, Of Nantucket, where from or b ,up6
not stated carried away head Of foremost Oh Saybrook
eve Of 22d In squan The schr returned 20 HsrtI1lau6
xhsrs shs vas temporarily repaired, and sailed for Man
Ba scHR REcurAroR, at New Bedford, had ealo asa,
and threw overheard about 1000 feet Sosr ks vessel
leaking badly.
w,srs-on monirs Of s7tA !nss, IN Lths month q
.ehr .usi sso .oSr wSis Ssd - = cssss
s :a tom: '' On a.. s y - Z "a;
pieces Of wrscA vss ssen; one q th:m wss sns ssrn
post Of weasel; also i9nesr shisssss =, s. ,
Of WRECKED vessel wsrs passsd Of which wss tbs
stern post supposed bssn lumber lcsdsd there
. large quantity O. boards ana shingles Aossns
near By. xr~-,.--
Arr :. .so w st. . a. sl ID spas sSoes icS
nst IL a. LOO u Gov Carver, Higgins, wespos. clsAs.
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