The daily union., 1854-10-26
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LATER FROM BERxuDA--An arrival at New York brings
files of the Royal Gazette, with dates the 10th inst
Lieut. Col Freeman Murray, new governor of the Ber-
mudas arrived AT St Georges in the Curlew on
the Sd inst and cordially received
On the following day his inauguration with the
AIRY ceremonies took place The Gazette is full of the usual
congratulatory addresses
The Gazette is informed that Withdrawal of the officers
of the imperial customs from the North American and Brit
sh West India colonies has been resolved upon by the home
government The duties deyolvng compollors of
customs and navigation laws to be transferred to the
colonial officers
The Gazette the death of James Musson esq
at the advanced age of nney-sx years Mr. Musson
for many years member Of the house of assembly.
LATER SANTA FE-LouSpiile, Oct 2l,--The Santa
Fe mail arrived at independence the ed.
An election had been held in New Mexico resulting in
the democrats having majority in the house of repre-
sentatiyes.
The Jaccarla Indians are still at war, and Gov Meri-
wether refuses to treat with them The Utahs uneasy
and the Indian agent Mr. Labadie has been sent
to bring in the chiefs to have talk with his ereellen
cy. The appointment of Mr. Labadie gives great salts
faction.
Judge Benedict is holding court from Taos TO Dona,
Judge Brocchus had arrived at Santa Fe
Judge Davenport and family met at the crossing Of
Kansas river by Messrs May Norris and party who also
wood they up with the Keowds and above the
ings of the Arkansas river Big Bend the Kaws
met both tribes being friendly to the military post the
Arkansas.
Many troops concentrating in the neghborhood of
Abergua to resist the Jaccaras and Capt Darson and
his command from Santa Fe to that place for
the same purpose
The trial of Major Weighman for the killing of Aubrey
had resulted in an acquitta
The crops were generally good.
IMPORTANT coUNTEnFEIrERs- couS-
TERrET cAPTUREp.-On Tuesday posse of the Sc
police that has been organized in Indiana succeeded
in arresng two travellers just from the East who had in
their possession $4,000 the City Bank Of New Haven
Connecticut They arrested and lodged in Jail in
La Grange county but would not give their We
were shown of this batch Of counterfcs yester
day, S. note 1t in the possession of Mr.. John
Wiley, cashier of the Capital Bank Of Indianapolis who
pronounced it the best counterfeit he sawin fact
almost copy of the original equal in engraving with
written signatures all the work of experienced hand
and almost impossible to detect from the original
TLouispHe Courier,
TnE AFRioAs NEWS AND THE TELEGRApH--It will be
recoleced that the steamer Africa signalcd off this
port last Friday at about o'clock, p At o'clock the
steamer boarded five miles off Sandy Hook by the
news yacht of the Associated Press and the important in
ellgencc brought out by her almost instantly trans
erred to the Sandy Hook telegraph Office by means Of
carrier ptgeoas, from whence it transmitted over the
wires to this city, where it published one hour in
advance Of the steamers arrival at her dock Jersey CITY,
At about the the passengers stepped on shore
from the Africa the was placed in New Orleans Hall
fax Quebec and ST John and all intermediate towns thus
afiodng marked illustration of the immense convenience
Of the telegraph to the reading public.
~ !. Journal Of Commerce.
A COOL TRANsAoroS.-About 9 o'clock this morning
Jersey man. named Edward Brawley observed walking
along the wharf Pine street and he was cautioned BIZ
officer Mahoney DC careful lie ht walk overheard
The man replied that he WAS his way Jersey In
short time the officer returning to the spot and being
on the look out, discovered in the rver holding
chain cable He released ki: fsom his perilous sua
ton by Ct ooathook. On bringing him safely to
,he wharf, he discovered the same man whom he had
toned but half hour before. Brawley taken to the
staon-house He said ha. be bould for Jersey and
had let himself down into the water thinking that he could
swim across the Delaware His boots getting full of water
and his clothes becoming heavy, he found to his
tonishment tha he about to swim like stone" He
caught the chain and held on. When asked why he did
not make an alarm he replied that he did consider
any use to "hoern lie thought best keep quiet and
hold on until daylightPhiiadethia Bulletin Oct %
ANOTHER STEAMER msslNG.--The spendia new steamer
Her Majesty, built the Clyde, to Lake Ontario
sailed from Scotland eight weeks since for Quebec
and has not yet been heard from She had sailing crew.
of course but it is supposed no passengers cargo
Health OF MoBirEYellow fever has reappeared in Mo-
bile among the citizens who have just returned to their
homes from the North The press Of that city cautions
those still absent not to return yet the weather is
reasonably warm.
There arrived at Quebec this year. up to the l4th instant
$1,000 emgrant passengers which an increase Of e4oo
ever last year.
There great scarcity Of shipping at Mobile, Ala
bama week Forty vessels nee'ed mostly for the
lumber trade.
LOGAN NEWS.
Ia. wsArHnn.The weather yesterday unseasonably
and the dust in and streets and the roads
leading to the city without precedent in this latitude at
this of the year. friend from the country informs