Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-19
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Maryland Insatuts-rhs MARIE a a.
baltimore, September 1s-oous,dsr,h,.
alarm is felt at Fell's Point in Consequence. o,-
The appearance in that vicinity of a disease "a
ssmblipg the yellow fever, but which the pby-
sicians pr0nounos bilious remitteut of a ma
lignant type. Since Saturday there have bean
six deaths from this disease. Tan more case.
are reported.
The seventh annual exhibition OF the MARI
iand Institute opens this evening four re-
porter Incorrectly stated that Il would oman
last EVENING" Every thing is in oompiet.
readiness, and the display will prove .ttr.c-
tive and imposing in the extreme. Af,.r IN.
formal announcement by the Hon. Josbu.,
Vansant, the opening address will be ds-;versd
at eight O'Clock, BY Thomas Swami, ESQ. tn.
venerable George Washington parke cus.i,
IT, r. r. James, the novelist, and other dis,
hnguished strangers, will be present
The four market continues dull and d.
pressed. Sales of Howard street at 81 q ,,x
City Mills at $3.50. wheat-sales of 10 ooo
bushels. White $I.7oasl rs. Red. 81 so.
III 90 Corn-ssles Of IL ,OGO Bushels. Whit.
50; yellow, So The above sales took n,,..
this morning before The news by the Atlantic
had been received
tsEcoSD DEsPArcRl
The ness By the lantio has had
depressing effect on our market for br .sa.,nr.
e.. Maine Election,
PORTLAND, Sept. Is --Ths portI.,, A.,
tiser says that the 9Th Congressional p;s,rs.e
is still in doubt DsuNs
henewd OF the Riots at View 0rlesns
Nsw ORLEANS, Sept. 16 The ,io,. H.
tween the Know Nothings and our irish ci,;.
Lens were again renewed last evening F.-
Jay One woman and three men were -, ma.
90. Inc excitement is very great througho,,s
.ne CITY, and there is no telling how mr. w..
.n,s mop spirit Is to be sllayed Exagreratei
TI M 81 the most exciting char actsr D revaiI-
N. no, n ven: John L. Lewis. il adopting
and security. He has issued a nrocla y, 80. 80.
calling upon the citizens to enrol tbem.s'vs.
ln aS speclai police force. He has Also given
o,oers 10 nave all the bar-rooms in the c;tv
closed at 8 O'Clock in the evening.
The Cholera at. Pittsburp,
PIrrsBuRG, September lS-Ths, oho,..
continues to rage with uuabstoi ,<;.o. 80 .
fatality that is truly frightful. fbe nnmhs.
OF deaths yesterday was forty, And m. IL. g..
TO- day Il mol yet made up, but viii be eomsii.
heavy. '' e4uanS
lsEcoND nlGPAfcIl
Inc cnoiera is increasing TO an ALARMING an.
a.; ;en., ana our ciusens are flying by thoussp N
fu eSely arecuon. There have been So deatl,a
from CHOLERA to-day, and new cases a nd as.tt.
are being momentarily reported The .1.S
Is very great, and tar is burned In th. ,t,ss,.
enveioping the city in smoke, in the hons -
checking the disease. A0p' W
Inc number OF deaths for the past eve davs
mas Deen Io5: The interments In the cemeteyvy
up 70 SATURDAY. evening for the veek ~
100, OF which LII we're Of cholera during tn
last three days. '''s
The Yellow Fever, &c.
CoLUNBlA, 5. O.. September lS-.rhersv
twenty three deaths at Savannah yest,rdsyS
yellow fever.
Passengers from Augusta report that tt,,
yellow fever has broke out there yery violent.
y, and the inhabitants were flying in all dires-
lions. Inc weather is cold-the thermometsr
here is at 81.
SECOND DESPATCH
mere great panic at Augusta ners
were three deaths of yellow fever there a
SAT lrday W
The physicians at Savannah think that n.
worst IL past. There is q great want of proyi.
sions and nurses there
days have been r.