The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC!
FOREIGN NEWS CONTINUED.
New YORs, sept. %, p. NJ.

Danrzic announces that Admiral Napier
would leave Ledsund on the morning of the
9th, with tho ships Gladiator, Cumberland,
and Belle Isle, TOR England.
NJ. Benkendoff waited personally on
Prince Charles of Prussia, avowed partisan
of Russian policy, to whom he was charged
with letters from the Gear.
A large deputation OF the Swedish Deit
have demanded tie occupation of the Alond
Islands and their Incorporation with S"e'
den.
PITTS -URGH, Sept. %, p. m.
The Despatch Extra, of this afternoon
gives "A deaths from cholera yesterday. To-
day, up to noon, % deaths.
Total number of deaths for eight days. since
the commencement OF the epidemic, 500.
8 cond dispatch-There has been 20
deaths to-day from cholera
COLUMBIA, Sept. %.
The fever at Savannah is as bad as ev-
err.
The number of deaths yesterday amounted
to %.
The white population is only about 1000.
There has been perfect stampede at
Augsta. The stores and hotels are closed,
and the neighboring villages are all over
run.
All of the Augusta operators have left.
The fever is raging very badly.
The death at Charleston on Thursday
amounted to a.
BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
New Orleans papers of Friday are receiv-
ed.
The riots has entirely ceased.
The body OF John Kane, one of the men
suppose 10 have been murdered, was found
pierced by four balls. but he may recover.
There ere "A deates at Savannah:.on Sun.
day and Monday, &c Of which were by yellow
fever.
Papers of Saturday are received.
They state that the riot renewed again
on Friday night. Armed gangs 2araded the
streets.
The cofiee.h house of Mike Foley was de-.
molished, and three seriously wounded.
Mrs. Adams was Seriously wounded. It is
supposed she fired at her husband.
Great excitement prevailed.
The deaths at Savannah on Tuesday
amounted to Is of fever. The fever is in
creasing in the eastern part of the city.
BosroN. Sept. %.
Quebec despatch says the reciprocity
'Tedty was ny Tic
lament On "Wednesday.
Sidney Webster was on the floor Of the
House when the vote was taken.
Returns from all of the towns in Main but
three show that Morril lacks 900 votes of an
election by the people.
EAsroN, Sept. 20.
Geo. A. Reeder left here for Kansas, via
New York. this afternoon. He was escort
edit, ire depot by large number of CHI.
zens, headed by the Easton band.
E.. F. Fox, Esq, addressed him On the
part of the citizens, in a short and elegant
farewell. The Governor was too much al.
fected To reply. On the departure OF the
train he was cheered.
The Governs rem ins in New Nork until
Tuesday, and then leaves for Kansas. via
Buffalo, Chicago, and st. Louis to Fort
Leavenworth. which place for the present,
will be the seat of government.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. %, NJ.
The cholera is undated.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. %, p. NJ.
The up passenger train OH the Georgia
railroad. ran into the down freight train last
night, killing the engineer of the passenger
train and three passengers bad their legs
broken.
| The interments at Savannah, on Thurs
day, numbered twelve, including twelve OF
fever. There is great decrease. Total
number of deaths during the week 1879; OF
fever 1870.
Deaths of fever, at Charleston on Thurs
day AID Friday, numbered 81.
| HARTFORD, Sept. %, P. NJ.
One Of Hamers g. Forbes powder mills,
in East Hartford, blew up this morning. kill
ing John Mccain, late of Dover, Mass. The
mill contained 100 kegs Of powder. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown.
| BALTIMoRB, Sept. %, =. NJ.
New Orleans papers of Sunday are receiv.
ed. The Mayer has sworn in lrage special
police force. The city remained quiet.
QUEBEC, Sept. 90, P. NJ.
The bill to bring the laws into harmony
with the reciprocity, was read for the first
time to the assembly, last night, and viii
probably pass to day.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. %, p. NJ.
Nearly the whole OF the population oil
Augusta have left and the country for mile.
around is covered with tents. The fever is
increasing. The post office is closed anc
the mails are delayed, as there is no one tC
distribute them. No Southern papers have
been received here since Monday.
The people of ] cksonvlle fired into the
steamer Wetoka, from Savannah, as she
passed up, because they were afraid she
would bring the fever amongst them.
The accident on the Georgia road, occur
red near Charlottesville. Three cars
of each train were smashed. No passenge..'
were hurt.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, P. M.
The meeting to organize a Dem cratl|
ic association in opposition to the Know
Nothlngs was held this afternoon agreeable
TO the adjournment from Wednesday night.
The Hall was crow ded to oyerfowing, ant
a large number were outside.
Messrs. Florance and Carrigan, Of Phil
adelnbia. and Stanton, of Kentucky, address