The New York herald

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Union captain, woandad several of bis men, carried away

all tbe negro men, mules and supplies.

A gin house and cotton presa in Williemson county,

Ulsa. were burned on tbe 24th uit. with 4b 0 balsa of

cotton. Lose $30,000.

NEWS FROM HAVANA.

DEATH OP TUB BRITISH CONSUL GENERAL.

New* from St. Domingo and

Venezuela,

llii Mh Iti

Tbe steamship Roanoake, CnpUiu Draw, From Havana

on ibe 20th alt arrived at tbia port yesterday morning.

We are ln.iebled,to the purser for favors.

Oar Havana Correspondence.

Havaio, July *20, lf"M.

Dfolh of Conml Oraifcrd?fic'cnett <n SI. Doming* City?

Affair t in Vrntiurla The ConttUMioi* Accfhd? TKc

IltaU and UtaUh of Havana, Jr., <tc.

Tbe evenir.g before last tbe friends of Mr. Joeepb T

Crawford, Oman! General of ber Brltanuic Majesty, anil

for many years resident of Havana, were pained to

bear of bta sudden and unexpected decease. Not bavins

bad a personal acquaintance with Mr. Crawford, I a.nnr t

apeak of btm except aa he ta spoken of by bia hoeu'of

frlende, who are all warm in bis praiso. Ho bad but

lately returned from a trip to Europe In renewed health

and vigor, and, judging from appearannaa, wm good for

another twenty yeare or Ii:e. the poor gantloroan was

burled this morning, tbe funeral being very largely at

tended,

Kvery now and then we have an arrival from 81. Do

mingo, bnt no new* beyond the ricklr condition of the

army. In tbe capital, In adltllon to thn usual rovers,

which are bad enough, they are tuff'rlug Cram ?mallpo*,

nioaslee, eoarletlna, Ar., kc. VTnr tie-ve there H mice,

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The New York herald. (1864). New York [N.Y.], 1864-08-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1864-08-04/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1864-08-04.