Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-14
Photographic Dispatches.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-The subscribers to the
new Babk IF the Metropolis held a meeting
this morning, and ORGANIZED, arranging for
the Bank to 20 into operation or the 9Th Nc
vember. Samuel A. Way was chosen presi
dent, and W. IL. Foster, formerly of Bank
Commerce. cashier.
The Bank Of Mutual Redemption redeem
ed yesterday, four hundred aud thrty-seven
thousand (S437 ,000) dollars If notes of coun-
try banks. TIE Satf)lk Bank to-day inform
ed the public that it will in future send all
bills CT New England Banks to the Bank OF
Mutual Redemption This action on tho
part of the Suffolk, brings the bank war to a
close.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 1.-the rarages Of
the yellow lever show no abatement. The
number of deaths for the past week reached
800, against $50 last week. The victims are
almost exclusively unaccIimated persons, who
insist upon returning to the city, notwl;h-
standing the warnings to keep away.
Exchange on LIudon 81.
The receipts OF cotton at this port since the
lst Of September are l16 600 bales.
HARTFORD, (CT..) Oct l2.-The L'tchfeld
County Bank went into the hands OF recelv-
ers to- Law.
! CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-THE river has fallen
one inch since Saturday. Weather cool, with
slight rain all morning and last night.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2-Sacrctary Cass
having recovered from his recent sickness
was today at toe State Department, where
! be was TO have had an interview with Gene
raj Jerez by APPOINTMENT tut The latter sent
an apology for no: meeting bis eng'g meat.
Ole o! the conditions in winch he was re-
ceived as special minister for Nicaragua
was that he should deliver the Cass.lrIssarri
treaty as originally framed. This he has
denied to various genslemen, but the State
d .par msnt is in the possession of the
II .mes Of those to whom he male the dccla-
ration, and there is no doubt that he will be
discussed, shpu!I he mu;h longer delay to
comply with this condition.
The o. ect OF the Instructions recently Is
rued to our naval forces was specifically tn
protect the rights and property OF the Canal
| Com pany in connection with The Transit.
ST LOUIS, Oct ll.-LaavenwOrth aivices
! of the b state that COiOnei Chapman and
/ Lieut.. Burns, Of the fifth infantry, Captain
/ Newton and Lieutenant Began, Of the engi.
neers, and Lieutenant Ellesp0gsl OF tie dra.
gO0ns, had arrived FROM Utah.
The weather vas pleasant on the Plains,
and the contractor, traits ger along we'll.
The Plkv's Peak excitement WAS abating,
although Members OF emigran,s continued 10
arrive at Leavenwor,h and Kansas city.
Bo,TON, Oct. ll.--rhe Democrats Il this
city, he'd mass meeting at Faneuil Hall,
ibis evening, filing il to oveTfiOwIng. Reso'
lutious we're passed sustaining the policy Of
the Democratic party. Addresses we're made
by toe Hon f D. Beach, the Hon. Calcb
Cushing, the Hon. Isaac Davis, of M.ssachu
sets, and the Hon. J,fcI sun Davis, Of Mis-
sissippi.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. ll.--The steam fre
englue Citizen bad a trial here this evening.
1t threw five streams through ! inch nOzzIcs
| III ieet, TWO streams through ! inch nuzz es
l65 feer--both hOriz,pta!ly, .ad e single
stream through one-aud-an'eIghth inch nczz c
POI feet high-the greatest height ever at
tanned here.
MONTREAL, Oct. II james q DO, Of the
firm OF G!Ub & Ross. Of Qletee, ard prcsi'
dent Of the Qic5Cc Bark, died suddenly yes
Ierd4y.
4 man named Labrune Carpenter was
killed yesterday Afternoon, in D rchcs;cr
street, u the accidental discharge Of fow
! ling p'c'e.
EAsToN, Pa, Oct. II The contract enter.
cd into hy Capt Meigs, superintendent Of the
! Washington water-wofks, wiki the Warren
/ Foundry OF phIIipshurg, New Jersey, Is Tor
! sixteen hundred tons OF watcr-pipc.
SAVANNAH, Oct. l2.--Tne intcrments dur
| ing the past two days number eleven, OF
which six were from fever. The deaths for
the week number 80, including 10 lever Ca
| ses.