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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

hate Casse1,
GRAY. .......................Mas tes
THE FANNY HARRIS ard KATE CAssEL viii rur
rtgula ly between Rock Island Davenport and
all point. above TO st Paul NAH ing sure coBIec.
ton- at Galena With III. II wing Loats y bich COM
20 the Min i-sota DALI Packet Line 10 81 Paul,
eavins Galens 10 o'clock a M
Steamer North. m Light, p Lod~ick, Master
Nor Tn Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Gold Era " H Si.u.hter !"
Gre, E.gie DS Harris
hey City. Jsm Q Wor.en
war Eagle, ". IT. isbtrt "
port for Gaen. every Monday wedn sdry and 9ri.
day At o'c otk NJ
Returning lea. O. Gaiena for Rock Island and Da.
up 1T every Tue day, Thursday and estuvc ay Al 9
O'CLOCK NJ, conn ciihg with the Ii humingo, which
leaves immortality on the arrival Of the Fanny Hsr
ris, ut O'Clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca believes Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque svery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At O'Clock A n.
Returning l.aves Dubuque for Rock Isl.nd and
Davenport on nday Wednesday and Friday at 8
oclo KAN onnecting with K.okuk and st. Loui.
Packet D. Cam II. VII Oh leaves ON arrival Of the
Kate Cass u o'hloek N
These boats will give tn oneh tic kets 70 al point
above 6a-nA to 1T Paul, will also receipt for freight
TO all OF the sbv p.ints, and viii y particular at
tention to the delivery OF the same Pas engeYs and
shippers can rely upon the strictet panci uaty ss
these boats convey the uail and mnst leav promptly
at the hour TO make their councillors
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening At Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train
BURROwG h PRETTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. II. LANGLEY CO.,
POwARS CO.,
WI. GROvENBERY,
Ticket Agent. Davenport. mch97-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
To Rent.

VNHE Eddy House at East Davenport Term
i easy.
Apply 70 " II. Hildreth on tn, premises.
aprl6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

1858. season Arrangement. 1858
OF THE
FAvoRITE MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
t1
E N v o Y
Regular St. Louis, Keokuk, Burlington,
Rock Island Davenport, Dubuque,
and st. Paul Pocket.
THB LlgfA Draught and well known steamer
I ENVOY, N. 9. ROE. Muster, s. ,. LOCKE,
Clerk, has commend ed running - Regular Packet
t. the above and intermediate points, Continuing In
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon having their freight han
died with great care and dispatch, ssd psssengeYp
are assured, In travelling upon the Envoy, Of being
made always quite st home.
For FREIGHT or Passage. apply on board.
March u. 1865 mchl8-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
Rock Island Trespassers
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NOITCE.

YNH1 UNDERSIGNED having been appointed b. the
i War Department - agent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department at Rock Island" with fall instruc.
tions TO adopt all necessary measures for the pro-
tcton Of the property from depFedAtions and intru
SONS" Now, therefore, oil persons whCmsoeveS, not
having legal rS0M are hereby warned and notified
% quit tbs premises, and abstain from any further
rDposo
The Deputy q. s. Marshal for Illinois viii tals
charge Of all wood cut on the ground and forbid aay
person removing the same until the pepper damages
can b aaDosocd end PAID.
An peFsoas are hereby forbid cutting wood o. tn
ber Of aav kind and nosaned - abstain from any
trsspaas Whassoevsr, = lsgal asps WIN - takso
4. 7. 0l.AYNAXun
maaloees " \ AesWt Wa~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
BANKING.


TALLMAN, POWERS L MCLEAN
BANKERS,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
N'ekols Block, corner Brady and Second SIS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
k>XCHANGE on all the princtpal cities o. the I'm,
- ted States, Great Britain. ireland, and cont.
nentA kurupr bought and sold.
notes ana drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
ny part OF the United States at lowest rates o,
COLLECTIONS Of notes, drafts accounts lecac,es and
rtAhees NJ de in all parts Of the United States
Csnsdss and Europe
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commission
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, sold and located
kxchaase on Cities ia the United ssatss
Carpenter vermilse, New York city.
Albany City Hank, Albany, New York:
Bunalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
1Ank OF Commerce, Boston, Msssao husetts,
Ifsdesmen's Bank, Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA.
a-rcn q Manufscturers' Bank Pittsburs Pa
AcAim Co, Baitiriore Nj,
fillmore Brotherton Cincinnati Ohio:
Lucas Sinolds, St Lous Mo-
Citi1ens Bank, New Orleans La;
witt, Brother & Johnston, Ch,csso. rr
mch23-cN
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New Cabinet WarerOOIn.

New Cabinet WarcrOOlM.
icon. ROCK rsLAnD AND ouRrH sr'D
"HeR1 al kinds OF Furniture can be had such
w Is Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bureaus, 6ink and
wash Stands, Wardrobes, CupboaSds. Fancy Bed
steads Common Bedsteads, New St,le Extension
Tables, and other articles too numerous TO mention.
Who rants Book Gases, Counters, Desks, Show.
cases. Of every kind and made to order and wsrran-
d.
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good o. new. ssfas furnished with New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ana Bar- Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting md Vanishing dsne on the shortest 10
49,.
~ undersisnsd vii always b found q biz shap
- M Ill orders.
LeAies. have yoa1 furniture vanished md ssve
Supense Of purchasing nsv.
JAA4l0ts q. ~. COLA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
WHITES QUADRILLE BAND
LeClatre, Scott Co., Ioscs.

First Violin, Jacob StrasseI,
Second Violin, Schults,
Clarione., John Schuhler,
flute, Hockstedt,
C0rnet, Aichaeli,
FIRST Trumpet, Henry Sehuhies.
Second Trumpet, Ekart,
First French Horn, Schroeder,
second French Horn, BAlun,
xirst Baritone, A. ". Read,
OoutHe bass, Pabst.
Hrompter, 4. II. White.
BAND OF FIVE
FIRST Violin, A. n. WhitA
Secood Violin, Jacob StSosooe.
Olartonet, John Schunler,
Ooenet, Henry oeAuhlsf,
Dass, A.sW.. tasd.
~ orders aAdrsseed = A. ~ man. - fA00g
1Ae1n, DevnleeA ls0ss = . At. VIM
Z, Vesse' - ~ 80 De e.e11sa.
~ : ~ ~, ~ =. -. = -: - asssna
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
For Sale.

v1NHB three story Brick Horse located on the
L corner Of 6~cord ard key olcs streets In TIE
city OF LClslre, containing ter bsvins riv.
or view Of come mics up snd down; ALEC . gocd
ciseYn witch aims 300 barrels of water AMI
good brick smoke houe. II l. Of the healthis>t
locations on tn" Mississippi River.
t. ms, 81 500 cash, fbe balance In I, anA 3
years, ct 10 PER interest For further pastlcu.
lars inquire the pfemises. The hose 10 net enc
year old.
epv17-N y. D. T1RUUUD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
For Rent.

vINHK OFFICE heretofore oecup,ed by nessr, CopS
L Dillon Lindley, opposite Cook d Ssrsent's
Bank.
Enquire OF N. KuHsEN, Tobacconist. TDcc20sf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
Notice to Merchants.

A ND others having surplus stock Of any d
"A scriptifn ., Merchandise can realize the cash
On them By sending them. unlimited, for NJ a1cttoo
sales. Sales settled the second dsy afts9 - asGe
~. 3e1us ronsonnhle. lIxA0 uALA,
AoeetoaasT 0smnnlsaaeo nsgsAAoA IL. = ~
ooeond strost.
tOmNk N
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-10
THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
The Preparations for Opening the Line--A
General Celebration of the Great Event

NEW YORK, August 9.-From intelligence received to
day from Trinity Bay, authorized in announcing
that the recording instruments for the Atlantic
IN such state of fOrwardness insure early open
ing OF the line for business 1t is understood that tie
transmission of the Queens and the Presidents first mes
s%es through the cable will take place an early hour
III the afternoon and probably in the present
week.
Instantly after the transmission of the Presidents repy
to the Queens Message the two communications will by
consent OF the President and through the operation
he managers and employees of the various telegraph
lines OF the country, be made public, from New Found
land to Texas and from Quebec the boundary of civil
zaton in the North West We have assurances from all
points, that so the Queens Message Pres
ents reply are received there will be public private
cnsratons of joy by the ringing OF bells firing
utes, etc, etc, in every city, townand village through
out the whole country 1t is arranged that Mr. Field will
cause notice to be given in advance the day when the
irst message will be transmitted through the cable.
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
NEW YORK, August 9.--The Mayor has sent message
TO the CITY Council recommending the the
hospafities of the city to all connected with the Atlantic
cable expedition; that the citizens be requested .
inmate their dwellings and places of business and
the public buildings be illuminated the evening the
day of the general public celebration.
Resolutions We're adopted by the Council rendering
thanks and offering municipal dinner all concerned in
the great enterprise providing for illumination of the
his portrait to be placed in the Governors room the
City Hall
After waiting until after midnight for further intei
from Trinity Bay, obliged close without
further tidngs respecting the progress of the Atlantic
II
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DOMESTIC, MARKETS

Fl. 6-The
demand continues to improve, and very fair business
has been done. The market keeps up good firm tone
and for kinds rather better prices have been realized
The stocks generally moderate for the season and
kinds of goods continue to be sold very close produc
ton. Brown Sheengs and Shrtings have been in fair
demand, with sales 1Sc. heavy standard makes
7g7hc for medium goods, and 5A A15Kc for light and
market firm at these prices Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtings are in steady demand and sustain full prices
Dr are hardly SO firm and oreNport Browns have been
sold at Hc Beached ranges from to &C., and Blues
loHc Print Cloths firm and inq qured for 6Ox64's
are gener'y held at SIC. and SIC. has been offered
Prints nave been in very fair demand with sales prnc
paly at 9glo4c. Denims meet with more ready sale
.nan oI soe nme past principally at 9Hc Jeans Ticks
Cotton iaihes ana osnaburgs, firm and have been
IN fr demand at full prices There is fair demand for
1ngnas 9 a. ~ io%o1e DE Laines continue active and
selling freely at In Wooen Goods very little has
been done Flannes have been more innnirs, s ] S @ @
frmer but in other descriptions the business has hss
light. ~ mas oee"
trade remains the same as noticed in our last Wn.t
and Southern buyers have been purchasing onita EII
ly and the transactions of the week have again Ia
large. The prospect Of an active demand for some we
looks quite encouraging, and the market is stead, ana
firm The assortment continues unbroken and as frasb
goods arriving daily from the manufacturers buvsr
have no trouble in making their selections Hides i,
and stock of all kinds maintain previous prices and
the cost of manufacturing will not be likely to vary much
from present figures for months On nearly all
kinds of goods there is little margin for profit at the
present current rates and look for firm market For
California there has been rather more inquiry.
=, NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.-August 4-SuGAR-
nonced in our last review that the previous improve
-. - nan oeen followed by further advance, since
prices nave been fully maintained the sales
ps nhds. on Saturday, 100 Monday and so yes
syTakhg an aggregate for the three days of 225
nhus- nave heard no further sales on nantatOn
since sne 2oo bids noticed early part of last week
cents Common 10 now So quote as follows; Inferior
fair ~ GSA cents prime 9d9H cents and choice "a
W e ,he 9aIgd nth M ranges from s cents heceived
MoLAssEs-The supply bain P4n ,;:. .eu 4 none. me =,
nave peen confined to few small lots at 29d3o cts
Ior ana % tor Prime Orleans Refinery is selling
n the
ed 43 bbls and so half bbls to Savannah US NAp0i'
CoPFHE.-The market has been extremely drr and N.
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THE BATTLE AT BARETTJ,Y

Mr.. Russell, in his letter to the London Times.
giving an account of the battle of Bareilly, on the
5tE of May writes as follows
The first shot, as we approached the stream
which crosses the road, was fired by the enemy
from rude breastwork thrown up about half
mile in front Of the BRIDGE but few shot from our
batteries speedily drove them back from this ad-
vanced position, and they fell back from the bridge
itself, where they made some show OF a stand, to
wards the deserted and half ruinOus buildings
which formerly the lines of our forces at Ba-
reilly. The suburbs of the town taken posses.
sion ofby the Sikhs who, being exposed to heavy
fire, retired in disorder, and were met by the ad-
vancing Highlanders.
'And now occurred a most extraordinary scene
Among the matchbox men, who, to the number of
700 500, were lying behind the walls of the
houses, was a body of Ghazee and Mussulmen IA
natcs, who, like the Roman Deci, devote their
lives with solemn oaths to the country of their faith
Uttering loud cries 100 of these fanatics, sword in
hand, rushed out after the Skhs and dashed at the
left OF the right wing of the Highanders; with bo-
dies bent and heads low, waving their tulwars with
circular motion in the air, they came with as
tonShmg rapidity. At first they mistaken for
Sikhs, whose passage had already disordered our
ranks.
"Forunatcly, Sir Collin was close up with the
AID; his keen, quick eye detected the at once;
STEADY, men-steady; close up the ranks; bayOnet
them as they come on, was Just in time; for these
madmen, furious with bang, were already among
US, and body of them sweeping around the left Of
the right wing, got into the rear OF the regiment
The struggle was sanguinary but short. Three OF
them dashed so suddeny at Col. Cameron that they
pulled him of his horse ere he could defend bimsalT
and he would have been hacked to pieces but for
the gallant promptitude of Color Sergeant Gardn
ner, who drove his bayonet through two of them in
the twnkling of an eye. Brigadier Walpole had a
similar escape In few minutes the dead bodies
OF l23 OF tnese HhaZees and some Is or 90 wound
ed men OF ours, were all the tokens left of the
struggle.
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VOL. I---NO. l45.
s.flonttarp ano Commercial 3ebietu.
BALTIMORE, August 9. 1858.

BALTIMORE, August 9, 1858.
There fair degree of activity Stocks to-day and
the market for Railroad shares more buoyant The
sales of Baltimore and Ohio comprised about 100 shares
1t opened with sales, sellers option 80 days but
afterwards advanced, selling at S5S%Gs5SA regular
way, and S5S& &GS59 buyer 60 days, Improvement Of
on the closing sales of Saturday To-day it left off at
s5SA bid, s5s5 asked cash Northern Central also
better the cash sales being at S2OSGS2OH advance
of on the previous day There 1855 shares of this
stock sold cash and tme and closed with S2O4 bid
cash, SOY asked. In Bank shares there some little
movement, with sales of So shares Western at SO 80
shares Mechanics at SlSA "A shares Farmers and Mer
chants at SAL and IL shares Bank of Commerce at s24x
We also note sales of 1000 shares Springfield Mining
Company at S2.3l cash, s2S buyer 60 days about the
same as last Canton has declined with SIS bid to-
day without transactions.
Baltimore City 6s firm, those of 1890 selling
at 9sA lower than the last sales and 1s70's at 97h
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1Ss0's are also little
weaker with sales of 81 900 S3 and that price offered
for There also less strength evinced in Northern
Central 1885, sales to-day having taken place of
at 67G67 cash, and afterwards $4,000 at 81 buyer 25
days, showing falling off of e. North Western Virginia
1st mortgage sold at 81 to 90k and ID mortgage at TO-
The tone the all Railroad bonds was less
firm.
At New York today prices of most of the speculative
stocks were better. Erie improved 81 New York
Central K; Reading2; Panama r. Cleveland and Toledo
I Rock Island q; and Michigan Southern 4.
The following is comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Merchandise at New York for the week and
since Jan. ::
For the week. 1856. 1857. 1858
Dry 81 OPS 6S5 S2SO1 465 $3.50 SIG
General Merchandise. - ,l31 211745 3,0l3,49
Total for the week. .3.51S,S SIG 491S916 6,594.31O
Previously Reported. 1873 O5474l 150S72 7S475 123
Since January 1861 573,557 15579l ,239 5000 433
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports ex-
elusive of specie from New York to foreign ports the
week and since Jan.
1856 1857 1858
Previously Reported. 403 339 429267 35 l69 965
Since Jan 1........ $40 s42 O46 861O4 $40
The Board of Directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company have declared dividend of per cent out of
the profits payable and after the 18th inst at the office
of the Company, in New York.
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The Ten Million J.o,u

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-Thc bids for the United States
loan of $4,000 900 opened to-day the Treasury
department. Upward of $1,000 900 were awarded at
about per cent premium and $1,000 900 at between AZ
90 per cent and about 81 900 at from Az to ~ per
cent The principal successful bidders follows
about 81 OOO Messrs. Cammann & Co., $3.50 900;
Messrs Rowland Aspinwall, S40O 0O0 Messrs Chubb
brothers, S3OO,000; Messrs. Drexel 4 Co. $500 900;
United States Trust Company, and Messrs Trevor
Colgate each, $50oO00 Messrs. 5. S. Robbins
" Son S2O00OO0 Messrs. +. Whitehouse & Son and
Messrs Morrison each 100000 Messrs Carroll Liyngs
ton Co ooooo Messrs Robbins Son telegraphed
consequently leave but amount awarded them The
aggregate amount of the bids is about 600 Among
the unsuccessful bidders Messrs Belmont & Riggs
who offered to take the entire so 600 600 at premium Of
H1OO, and Messrs. Sweeny, Rittenhouse 4 Co., at
per cent. premium.
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Police Intelligence

Mary Ann Jordan arrested by Policeman Canbv
on the charge of selling liquor Sunday and was held
Boyd joy - ''
j. Scuddy arrested by Sergeant Pamphlion on the
charge of brOking without license and was held IN
pan IN the sum of 500 for further examination by JUS
Frederick Frsby, Robert Duncan and John Purcell were
arrested by Policemen Carson and Shorts gambling on
the Sabbath and fined 81 costs each by Justice
Showacre.
Julius Hyman was arrested Yesterday bv constable
Souder on the charge of working the Sabbath ay in
Hoiton OF an act of Assembly. The resided on
ly aey and was in the habit Of cutting carpet rags
on sunday, which led to his He fined 33l
by Justice Griffin from which decision he took an a-
peal. ~ ~
Thomas W. Sweeney alias Webster and Thomas F. Ford
were arrested yesterday by officer Fleming charged with
lnm"uerate driving on Broadway. They were fined S5
ana costs by Justice Griffin.
Henry Reiter was arrested yesterday by Lieut. Muir
charged with driving through the streets He was
hned 50 and costs by Justice Griffin.
Sergent PamphiliOn yesterday morning arrested n
woman named Mary Moore, upon the charge of having
picked the pocket of Mrs Mary Reside whilst that lady
was passing through Hanover Market The rstmony
her pocket which contained the sum of ten ollarbat
WSt se was passing along, she felt something pressing
against her side and on turning quickly around saw the
ACCUSED with the articles in her possession Sargent Pam
phon also arrested named William Moore n sun.
Poeu acccompcc of the accused the charge Of having
attempted to rescue her from the officer Both were taken
before Justice Spies, who committed them to iail in
deiault of security to answer at court.
LODE Ihalheimer arrested yesterday by officer Dor
man. charged with assaung with intent to kill man
named Joseph Blumer. lie committed Jail to an
sWer before Baltimore county Court by Justice Mearis
Officer Mcgee yesterday arrested William c. Maddox
charged with peddlng dry goods contrary the Act Of
Assembly, he being resident. He was bonded for
Court by Justice Mckinley
N. Nachman yesterday bv officer Eirilge
charged with violating ordinance No 30, section l. He
was lined 81 and costs by Justice McAlster
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SHOULD Re GENERALLY kNowN-We think it
should be generally known that freights are now
beng shipped through Baltimore to Cincinnati di-
rect by the Parkersburg route, over the North.
western Virginia and Marietta 4 Cincinnati Rail
ROADS, IN less time than ever has been, is now be
ing Done by any other route. The time on the
route, from starting at Baltimore to arriving at
Clncnnat vice versa, is but GO hours, and goods
are transferred from the mercantile houses IN the
one CITY to those of the other, including loading
and unloading, inside Of four days.-P0rsera1'"3
Neics.
Tr1pGp,pUryG MESSAGES FOR LoNDON.-The BoS-
tom TrnreLJer reports that two business messages
from New York merchants to their correspondents
in England passed through the American Tele-
Graph Office on Thursday, en- route for London.
One of them, containing fifty seven words, paid
through fifty-seven dollars and the other twenty
seven words, for which twenty-seven dollars were
paid
The medical attendant of the Princess of Goth
land asserts that crinoline is the reason that ac
c0uchments have lately become so dangerous and
difficult lie adds that this fashion is the source of
a vast number Of chills the consequences of which
are almost always mortal. If this gentleman is to
be credited, crinone has as many deaths to answer
for in Sweden as the cholera.
SINGULARLY BAD MEMoRY.-A few days ago
foreigner applied for marriage license to the
clerk of the Probate Court in Cincinnati, and when
called upon to give the lady's name had entirely
forgotten it. OF course he was in quandary, from
which he relieved himself by going after the bride
herself and producing her in propria persona, to
let her answer for herself, which she did, and the
twain were made happy.
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More New Cotton Arrived-The Market de-
climed-Sterlimg EXchnnme Easier.

New ORLEANS, Aug. ca bale of new coton( the first
of the season grown in this Stae) received from
Madison Parish yesterday and to-day seven bales have
reached the city from the Rapides
The market has declined cent during the week and
middng cannot now be quoted over IL to TX cts
The crop accounts are considered very favorable
In sterling bills there is less movement and rates are
easier We quote the range of Commercial and Banking
bills SH to per cent. # .' -"
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The inability of wife to make bread has been
declared sufficient ground for divorce by county
agricultural society of Iowa.
Mrs. Burkes, wife of Asbury Burkes, Esq, residing
at Fayette Court House, Ala, was burned to death
on the 10th inst.
Inc Methodist Episcopal Church South the past
year expended $4,000 on missions to slavesg
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-10

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. THE total number of deaths
from yellow fever that have occurred in the Charity Hos
pta between the Both ult and yesterday 9th inst
sixty four.
During the period there were fourteen cases dis
charged cured leaving the number remaining eighty sew
era of which regarded convalescent The disease we
are happy to say Is confined almost entirely to persons
who unacclimated number of cases reported i'm
private practice being very few
The health of the city generally is still regarded by our
best physicians most excellent
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NORFOLK, August 9-Arrived at Quarantine Bremen
ship HinricE, twenty nine days from New Orleans with
cargo OF cotton and tobacco Seven of the
died of yellow fever the passage others
are still sick with the same disease
The British schooner Daphne from Baltic bound to Ber
muda into by the schooner Storm the bay and
her mainmast and rigging gone.