The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1866, Page 5

SARATOGA RACES. ZHIRD DAY OF THE MENTING. Another Large Assemblage of Fashion and Capital Spert. THREE FINE RACES YESTERDAY Bayswater, Arcola and Bush's Filly the Winners. ke. hee ke. ‘The third day of the Saratoga race meeting was as suc- Pessful in every respect as its predecessors, and the ex- it attending the sport was unabated, After the ball om Wednesday night the good people have made Saratoga their sojourning place fora time, and who are alive to everything in the shape of amusement, awoke yesterday morning in a very fit @ondition indeed for any number of pints of the cooling Sraters of Congress. A little mild dissipation in the shape quadrilies and vaniHa ices is exousable in the face of phe fact that Congress and Columbian waters bubble gaily hard by. So from nine to eleven yesterday morning Pho ladies thronged tho springs, making the wryest of Paces at each consecutive glass handed them, but drain- ng it off as a religious duty, After this came breakfast, pnd then tho majority retired to dress for the races. It notable that many of those ladies who went to the did not go to the races, but notwithstanding this the was again full, and the toilettes of the ladies were ponspicious, The same enthusiasm was manifest, the game interest in the betting evinced by the ladivs, pend the sams delight was shown, in the same ‘manner, when the gallant horses struggled at the @nish for the honor of a place, As each shining: favorite was led out the ladies were enthusiastic Jn discussing hia points of beauty, and the utmost @nxiety was shown wo get a good view of the start. uring the actual races the excitement on the stand was Antense, the gentlemen shouting “Hats off!’ “Take that ‘umbrella down” (to an obnoxious iodividual in the front), ‘Tell that man in the linen coat to sit down,’” nda variety of oiner expressions more forcible than (periphrastic. Tho ladies talked incessantly, and as tho @waying group of horses rushed by the stand they actually chorused in delighted treble. Tho intervals Detween the races wera spent in discussing the beauty of the horses, the color and shape of the winner, the eoncours? of men in the enclosure, and even the seats of ‘the riders. They who have to their sorrow experienced ‘the sevority of a lady’s satire may form an idea of the slight but cutting sarcasin which was directed towards the gentlemen below. Ono individual appeared in all ‘the glory of « resplendent red necktie and red and ‘white collar, biack velvet coat and brass buttons and an ‘Immense bouquet, the size of an ordinary cauliflower, in bis buttonhvie. 1: can safoly be imagined that the gemarks of the deur creatures on the stand on the obnoxious but unconscious individual below were painful to listen to, ‘THA RETUBN TO TOWN. Were the drive trom the course to town a little longer M® would doubtiess become tue scene of as much mirth, fn course of time, as the’ {aui0u8 roture from the Englisi Derby. Immediately the rices are over everybody “pate,” vulgarity apeaking, fur the carriages, and the peed to Saratoga ie covored im an incredibly short space Of time with vebtoles of every conceivable kind. Four- fe-band barouches, fys, buggies and omuibuses got fembled up together ia apparvatiy tnextricabic con- fusten, and occasionally some of their male occupants finduige toward each other in that peculiar admixture of adiaage and impadencce known by the vulgar mono- @yllable of “chai.” Alihough the roads were somewhat heavy yesterday the drive was enjoyable, and, the ‘weather continuing fine, direotly dinner was over, the Aadies and ther escorts in large numbers sect out for the Deautiful lake, Here the chief employment is boating fend the esting of Moon's beautiful sliced potatoes in @orancopias and the drinking of Moon's msthetie cob- Dlers. The Races. The three reces of yesterday created much interest, ‘and the betting was heavy . In the first raco—a mile ‘and a half for three year olds—it was principally con- eentrated between M. Alexander's colt Bayswater and Captain Moore's gray colt, by Lightaiag, The former ran @hird tp the Travers’ siake, but could have been first if his owner had desired to win with him rather than with Merrill. Moore's colt, however, was as great @ favorite (as Bayswater nearly up to the time of the start, when Alexander's was largely advanced. Captain Moore was much dissatisfied with the riding of his colt in this race, evonte was fully illustrated. The filly by Eclipse, a very five animal, was the favorite, very large sums being paid for her in pools; but a bad start, and the failure of the to her going weil in the first half-mile, lost berth race, whic was won Dy ® Balrownie filly that Taos waa a very hollow thing for Arcola, the companion of Kentucky. It was booked a sure m, i BS 22 sold without him, the ese Lather was the iy E gs gg a ‘. 3s a i892 i H a gt 3 g 3 ¢. F Ff a ii i ' ae 3 3 FE 2,5 | | eff Hi ao ts i hy i i j i ii ii Ra? five repeetet to the omg Sly, by Balrownle, dam re’ bay filly, by imported Belt tunter's cA Olly Flora Melvor, by joride. J. & Watson's bay auiy. by Langlais, and bay filly by ‘asta «= Morris’ Gilly was the favorite against field at over two to one. One of the pool was ne follows:—-Morrie’ filly, $2,000; Hunter's, $400; ‘Wateon ® two, $400; Bush's, $270, and large amounts yout were lad on te — Lg bad , Borh’s Oily away wil fool, vaslowee closely by ‘Wetson's two, Hunter's third, while Morris’ was severe! lengths ind, which she effort to make up, but lingered Ls. 4 ground, whi pround t rt eat deals of 1 n ng ® Kr lt rnati ee tho rice, fav's Mtly rent fying on w th the leak. pa ing the quarterspote three longths in lront of Watgn's Vondal tilly, Huner’s third, four hg in (rea! of Waisou's Balrowuie tilly, who was five ha ia advaner of Morris’. Aingghe vnc hi there was litle change of position wilh the Qorees, except that Morris’ bad iaken fourth place; bie tao vted coun- topances of the backers of the Barta Lily cave signs of deep déspat, seeing the eppar at fupo Bbility of ber ever overtaking the lewer, At the lai mile pole Hugh's filly was allt cutting out the work, and leading Watwon’s Vandal ily a couple ot lengths, ‘Sunt: chird, four leogths in front of the Barbarity filly, Ws son's Balrownie filly last, Going around the lowor turn Morris’ dilly at length =~ com- menced to run in earnest, aud soon alongside of Hunter's, Bush's filly the three- quarter pole two lengths ahead of the Vandal filly, Hi ter’s third, one length abead of Morris’, Watson’ rowale filly several lengths behind. A most and exciting run was made up the homestretch, filly passing both Hunter's and Watson’s, and it was cheering to see the brightening countenances of her backers. When about one hundred yards from the stand she looked very much like a winner, ag she to be running right up to Bush’s filly, but at the two mile distance stand she threw up the sponge and Bush’ under the a winner by two second, two lengths in front of Hunter's, Watson’s Van- dal fourth, and his Balrownie filly fifth. Time 1:51 which is exceeding good time for two year olds under most favorable circumstances, but with the heavy track of yoaterday the time is extraordinary. ¢ following 1s a summary :— Skoonp Rack.—The Saratoga stakes for two year olds, ‘one mile, $60 entrance, p. p., $600 added. Fourteen nominations. Five started, P._C, Bush entered b, f., by Balrownie, dam Cyclone, Py Vandal....... ee ners seers Eclipse, F. Morris entered b. f., by imp. J. a entered b, f. Flora Mclvor, by Lexington, Floride, ‘Wagner, 38 Watson "envered '. {by Vandal, by Revenue......-.+ 6 Time, TURD RACK, ‘This was a dash of a mile and a quarter, for all ages, for @ purse of $300, and for which six entered, but Rich- mond, one of them, failed to put in an ap jee at the call of time. The others were Jobn Hunter's b. bh. Arcola, McDaniel’s bay gelding, by Arlington; Dr. Weldon’s bay colt Luther, Dennis Ready’s gray horse Thunder, and R. McMichael’s bay horse, by Voucher. Arcola, as @ matter of course, was the favorite at large one hundred to twenty bored the fleld being offered more times than taken. e horses were started from the three-quarter pole; but sucha start! It was only equalled by some we saw at Paterson, Arcola and Thunder got away some time before the others began movine. As they passed the stand Arcola was leading Thunder by two lengths, the Voucher horse third, twe lengths ahead of the Arlington gelding, who was eigtt or ten lengths ahead of Luther, who was the last to get away at the start. Going around the turn Arcola opened the gap to four longths, the Arlington gelding hav- ing cut louse and disposed of the Voucher, and soon after- wards ran past Thunder and made after Arcola at a merry pace, taster than we ever saw either of them run before. Arcola ied two lengths at the half mile Pale, the Arling- ton gelding second, a neck abead of Thunder, who was half a dozen lengths in front of the Voucher horse, Luther still dragging along considerably bebind. Gon; along the lower turn Thunder began to drop off, pone Luther coming up to Voucher, the three were parallel at the three-quarter pole. Arcola at this point led two lengths, the Arlington gelding second, six lengths ahead of theother. Arcola came up the stretch an easy win- ner of the rate, beating the Arlington five lengths, the latter belng eight lengths ahead of Luther, who was ‘about six lengths in front of Thunder, Voucher about the same distance behind. ‘The following is a summary :— Tiurp Race —Dash of one mile and a quarter, for all aces; purse $300. Six entries. J. Hunter entered b. b. Arcola, by Lexington, dam Topaz, 5 years Old .........ecceesecseseeeeesces ‘alge D._NeDaniel entered ch. g., by Ariingtdn, dam Lacy Haxall.. 2 Dr. Wolden entered b. 6. Luther, by Lexington, dam Belle Lowis, by Glencoe, 4 years old . Dennis Ready entered g.'h. dam Blue Bonnet... RB. McMichael entered ‘THR RACKS TO-DAY. ‘Three races will be run to-day, including the three mile heat race, in which Beacon and Onward will (ry conclusions. RACES AT HARTFORD, CONN. The races Stonewall Jackson was 9:34 g— 2:30 },—2:33 4 —2. 332 323. CANADA. oussion on the New Militia Bill—The Ameri- can and European Milltary Systems Com- Orrawa, C. W., July 26, 1866. would be limited to not exceed the items in the esti- mates for military purposes; but in any extraordinary events the government could use diserotionary powera, The clause enabling the government to raise an in. definite number of troops was then passed. cavalry system is almost useless, especially in wooded countries like ae aes - Powell, in » burst loyalty, that be did not bolievo in taki the United States, and that the lish military and the other military systoms of should Canadian models. Attorney General paid a tribute to the Sanitary Com- of the United States, and the vast supplementary rendered by the American people to their believed the government should for the exercise of supplementary indignantly ex- military lessons teil the Herees Whe Fell in the Feninn W —— Mowranan, C. F., July 26, 1806, Hon. Arthur Gordon, for some time past Lieutenant Governor of the province of New Branswick, has been made Governor and Commander in-Chief of the Island of ‘Trinidad and ita vo-called dependencies. The removal of the seat of the Canadian government from Ottawa is beginning to be agitated. 11 is freely stated that the government have received an offer So gree. of Be Oe Gan Orta of eny three dollars in Cee d four dollars the cost of the new Parliament buildings. In allu this subject the st. John (Ne unewick) (Lbe says —‘*There is very little doubt thet uniess there vinces are annexed to the United States within ten yoars Montreal will become the of Canada,"’ Measures have been instituted looking to the erection of 8 monument in Toronto in memory of those who fell in the Fenian war. The Fargo pleasure party leave here to-morrow in their own steamer. Governor General Yonek, has just been elevated to the British and a aumber of his Ministere arc expected here to morrow. Hon, Robert Poll, the distinguished member of startin ment for Kussell, Wok his seat tn the Commons, for the fifet time this session, yesterday. He dectined a public Movements of Lieutenant General sherman Fire, &e. Tonosto, C. W., July 26, 1866. jeneral Sherman and attendants arrived here iast evening and left at seven A. M. for Niagara Falls via Lewision. The Licutemant Genoral had an in- torviow with General Napier at the Queen's Hotel ist night. Their conference was of the most friendly Gener® Napier, whore torm of service bas expired, will retarn to England next month. The stores of R. Harris, hardware merchant, and W. BH. Houstenfield, boop skirts, were destroyed by fre this afternoon. The lors is about forty thousand doilara, One-half, probably, i« covered by insurance. OILER EXPLOSION IN PHILADELPHIA. Pages = Moe 7 A boiler exploded at the yarn factory a You. Gail, lo ated rn Hestonyille, in the Twenty-fourth ward of this city, to-day, The Teosived at the poles station anpouncing the disaster states that per. | eons crore killed. Fee foctaer cart loulars are etygn, I But very little of conseqrence transpired at the ditfer- ent offices of the Metropolitaa Health Board yosterday. Below will be foundall the information that will be of interest, TUX Pet BOILING CASE, Torrie ‘The following is the substance of the complaint of John J. Eckel against the Metropolitan Board of Health, with the decision of Judge Baady, granting « temporary injunction;— The complet bovanamed respectfully snow “ote Count ahd’ nateneetiren. Font ie de fendants under the law te the,» Motsopoll tan Board f Beslth for the Metropalitan San! trot tate of NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1866. SANITARY. na—Rules to Against Injune Sankary Ofticers—A Preventive Choleta—Gvons Neglect to Bury a Dei Body—The GCholeva im the City—Health of Brooklym-Namber of Cholera Cases—Letter to Presideut Sch ~The Cholera on the nds, &e, ‘mancfacturer, on hness ut Forty-fifth street, Rast river, Mew York city, and bas Been so engaged for" the ght’ years. Third. That the defendants too defendants took forcible of ines of the nut and entirely stopped the manufactory. alleging that lainttff should use a condenser and ed that 7, which has said is procured at @ cost of nearl stoppage of his business the plai ‘and the public health will be endangered being from 3,000 to,6,000 pounds of runt const oy accumulating rate of fifty to sevent same ia not used it wil mati prea a bechane Folin and « nasanee to the the condenser {a ready, keep estublishinent In operation without dai to) the public h. the plaintifl prays that defendants be on- joined from interfering in any manner with bis business, and unlil the trini takes place axks that an injunction be id wil of the deiendants tor @ interference. served purpose of preventing suc AFFIDAVIT OF THK NANCIAL AGENT. Ambrose E, Kitchell, the financial agent of the plaintiff, John J, Kekel, swears shat plaintiff carries on the tallow manufacturing and has invested over $20,000 in the business. The deponent further says that soon ‘after the o of the Health Board the plainti’ wont to defe asked what was required of him in conducting bia business, he (the plaintiff) being willing to obey all orders. There: upon the Board, by tte agents and inspectors, visited the Premises and decided that plalntlf™ by attaching unchiner ue his nization which should consume business unmolested; thix Board was notified. The deponent a the same i substance to the complaint of the platatift, re closing up of the establichment unless detenda " witho the steam, might con: was the was procured, “pounced upon plaintiit " notifying him that a condenser was that the plainuif, however, has ordered he. said Have to sustain the lows of $1,000 Of the closing up of hix place of busi condenser, but will per day in'consequens hens; that the machinery for the condenser ix being made nt the shop near Tenth avenue and Twenty-fourth street, and will be put up as soon as completed, Sworn to and signed by Ambrose E. Kiichell, and certided by A. Bratspett, Notary Public, DECISION OF wv comp! al how cause before me, one of the Judges of this Court, at Chambers thereof, at the Cit ke, on the 30th day of i lasne from this Court, granted by one reof, restraining and enje defend: ‘or stopping at Forty. Afth while Ang thi wireet he is manufactory, New York" city, the her ogg aud deodorizeor or such further or other orders as may 1, and until the motion, the defendants, each rad by the ufactory and for meet and proper. ing and decision of this nd all, and cach and every fendants, use in bis sald And meanti Person under their conirol, are hereby ordered and direct to desist from interfering Iu any way with the plaintiff, John J. Kokel in carrying on hi sald manufactory at Forty: fifth street and Kast river, New York city, in using up wh ever fat {a now on hand, aud lot the defondants and all pes sons under their control desist from all ance or em darrasaaent tending to hinder or stop said esinblishment in the manufacture and uso of whatever fat is now upon the said premises of the plaintif' and now on hand. JOUN R. BRADY, sates of ‘the New York Court of Common Mleas. New Yore Crry, July 26, 1866. A NOTIFICATION. President Schulte bas recetved the following, — Boaxp or Hratru:— ‘of the premises evenue and Van To tar M you are hereby netied that ‘we aball hold you ‘both for the value of the use and occupation of sald premises, ax weil a that we may xustain by reason of your ‘same. Ii ts proper for Gs to apprise you fled 4 the insuranee com) }. at said policies will be cancelled whether we can obtain other in- at rate, we capnot say. Yours. de BAMUEL Kt ST, JOHN, JOUN B. STRATTON, JARVIS JOHNSON. inj on the this day at noon surance, and ff #0, " oncruin ro baat sr pee The following circular, for use iti toutafas rales’ to be: cbeerved, in” dutofeeting sewers, house drains, cellars and apartments :— hen offe: sive, pourthe chloride f time cream, ot A a chloride o! "Time Pounds of strong f half Darrel of water, end at this for auy Lip re the miature thoroughly fore pou y 4 the house drains, privy sewers oF aireet culverts it flow into the sewers very gradually, Five or #ix ponnds of chloride of lime will deodorize one hundred bar. ing sewage, but much er. qian rele of juired for stagnant a } tar, or Coal tar, should SEpaured in taiwaye ihrigh house or draing, a4 directed for disinfecting such drains), so of the drains and sewer in flow the entire length putrefaction is to be arrested. ereainy obloride of lime required to keep up foul drains will not often exceed and ceaspoots, soll pl privies and all foal drains shovld. reves every day or two. A tea pou carelully lifting the soil pan’ and’ pourt soil pive, or into the mouth of the drain pipes in Kiteben or third night, or fre. the. pmtrefertion ral or slop’ sinks every second quently enough to keep down sink amelia, will keep up & constant distnfection. the first cleansing of these nuisances, 1 flooded by Janae quantity of water pou once, Then begin tl iain fection with « few pints of 4 tar (and in the absence or with it, use the same quanti thick, creamy solution of chloride of lime): h tity mentioned. To render (he 4 possible, there should bes pint of the salt. nu of copperas poured into each water closet and privy seat every During the prevatence of aholorn this must in no rane be ted, and 4f the cholern is upon the premises, this dosing be kept up several times are liable to be used by a: i tilated, and drg-patnt the must be kept ven and dry-patn ion tar s quicklime snd charcoal powder after w nat tar, oF une ireely and f1 Nh particularty alt beds n The dwet a a rooms, mari+| be podptnin Fi veut and dry. Kindle wood Bree occasionally in every 0 ce. Pintes or trays, wi lee ha charcoal of der, ‘or tar poured eblorts lime, ean be gsed ip from the apartme are present. INFECTED nowsKe Infected houses or a] ing the woodwork with hot waver, In w is dissolved; whitew inay be farmignsed ing a few ounces of may be fam! arning & a ehanng dist of red-hot embers. Chlorine (rated, may be used for the same porpose, or the vapor of coal tar im betier against cholera. windows to be closed for (welve bours afi Doors ‘aud fitis, thea to be kept open for m ad niate. 4 PREVENTATIVE FOR CHOLERA Dr. Dalton bas received the following letter, and handed it to the press for publication :»— . © Lasexry Srasut, New Yous, July 20, 1606 =| wer in J . Dr. Dasson:—1 perceive in to-day's papers th 4, compbor hat disease in the West Indies to others followit x, quicklime, or re Toom. “Whey should. never be absent where cholera or dinericral dicenses nia must be purified . ith chloride of concen The slpinue used spit v4 day or List every or lame afiioted with the disease: a preventative were perfectiy healthy this fret worthy of Your attention It would be it publie 4 THR CLOMUNG UF OF INTRCTED HOvERS, THY HIAR MOTEL, The Boasd of Henith, in their endeavors to stay the spread of ebolera throngbont the eity, and in particular disthiets expecially where it progress shows signs of arsum og an alarming form, have come to the conclusion of shutting up, for a time, some of the houses in which the presence of the discane hae made itaelt felt, Of these there if one aiready closed, situated at No. Btate street, directly opporite the Battery, used an a botel and boarding house, under the same of the Cor- pish Hoose and star Hotel Three oF four cases of boarders being attacked ba Lee i under fueh circumstances, It 1 certainly mearcres should be taken to lave the disense eradicated from the premises, The bay been sprinkled with « wik be lox in having the whole interior thoroughly furmigniod and disinfeoved ") erneer, Two other local veoh mentioned where ami lar measures are likely to de taken, and ® view to these ough to tv high OMe something should bedone The firet of these # at No. 47 Moth mtrect, and the other at No. 7 Jersey wtreet. Jersey iret, indeed, seema tostand in peculiar need of # thorough renovation, the eandiion of the whole street being #ach as, ina time like ent, to rend peculiarly dangerous, | The dirty in the exireme, the wi wrest wears dtricken aspect, whilst the condition of the in t deplorable, each yard era)t- ing but conducive elihor ting a stench that ie an: beaith or comfort 47 worr ernment, are not quile so bad, yet, weather and the provelonee inonsew, they cannot he said The premiser i conewWering the ' more of teen, of to be in a very by The inside tenemente are thickly we nee, clean liners, which now, mest bo held to be nest to rod ines, to be one of the leadin acteristics of the inmates mr RA CAND only five cases are reported on the Board of Wraith balletin for the twenty four boors ending a yesterday afternoon. This » & derreasn of 6 fa compared with the report of Wedmosday lant, wnt tho | state of attribated to the vigorous dire on. Quiten large Fores of men (ANE COTE YF firme on the treets and in the houses where the epidemic appears to have made its nowt, Jos Curetisx. aved 99, a ual of Germany, and living #4 No. 146 Bast Porty-tiret street, was seized with choler, 6 8000, July 25, The promises were divin Jang WcLavenity, living at 66 Wortbury sircet, wax found by $he Inspector in a state of eviiapne from’ cho- lora, on W ‘ednesday. Sho died the same night. Tho premises wo ' disinfected. Epwarp L‘s2FNeR, aged 18, and living at No. ST Fornyth atroct, Was found by the Inspector iil of cholera yesterday. Th ' Patient was seat to the hospital and the premises disinfec “4. Patrick Healy, : ‘Ving at No, 1,287 Third avenue, be- tween Eightieth an t Eighty-first streets, was found by the inspector in colle 9° Yesterday morning. ‘Another case has already occur. 4 in this house, The premises a enchant, Atte™ —_ ye Se patient was stilt in , With no , OS] ery. George Been, aged fort, “Ve, a native ‘of Kngland, was admitted to the Battery Ba, tacks Hospital from the Star Hotel, No. 10 State street, on W suffering from cholera, and died the eae evening. | f£nis hotel Is the Place mentioned in yesterday "8 LD, It has been vacated and was thoroughly dis, Ufected yesterday, under the direction of the Board of Hea tth.} AT BATTERY BARRACKS * HOSYTTAL The news from the above nam“! hospital is encour- aging. There have been two deaths’ there, but the ma- jority of the patients are in a fale wa.¥ of recovery. On Yesterday there were five admissio: Ws, of which three were cholera, one dysentery and one d,'arrhoa, Thegwo latter were doing well up to dusk ye Sterday evening. Below aro the names of the cholera pati Wats : Julia Thompson, aged eight, and living at No. 35 Crosby street, was taken 2 with cholera. Wednesday. On yesterday evening the condition of the* patient was very favorable, When brought to the hosp#tal she was in a very low state, but rallted after proper nm wnedies had deen applivd, Eliza Ryder, aged thirty-six years, and living at No. 35 Crosby street, was brouglit to the Battery Barr. eke Hos- pital yesterday ili with cholera, She will pro: “bly re- ‘cover. Edward Demen, aged eighteen, and living at Wo. 57 Forsyth stroot, was carried to the hospital yester ay tl with cholera morbus. The patient was in a Very fa. ra ble condition at last accounts, TOTAL OF DEATHS TRATERDAY, There were seventy-two permits issued yesterds ¥, which makes a total of four hundred and ninety-ty issued from lust & Tate the number of deaths for the week onding to-mor- row at two P. M, will be at least stz hundred less than the previous week. ROMETHING WRONG. Yesterday acolored man, numed J. 1. Thomas, called upon Dr. Harris, the Registrar of Vital Statistics, and in- formed him that on Tuesday aftermoon the son of his niece died suddenly of an unknown disease, but supposed to be cholera, He promptly went tothe Fifteenth pre- cinet station and requested that the Coroner might be notitied, This was done, and the Coroner called the evening after and said he would return yesterday morn- ing. He has not, however, returned, and the corpse now lies at No. 20 Minetta lane ina state of decomposition. Dr, Harris notified the Coroner a second time. N GOVERNOR'S ISLAND. jained by the medical eficer in charge 8 now reached its maximum of severity on the island. Nevertheless, stringent measures Progress to prevent a further spread of the cholera the troops, A close restriction # placed on com munication with the city, No recruits will be received and none will leave it, for the present, It sined that the disease was brought to the and by recruits from Philadelphia, where it ts more Recruiting is suspended for the prosent in ter city, ax well as in New York, No deaths were reported yesterday, and the old cases are considered hopeful. " Diarriova, however, prevails largely among the meu. ON pAvED'S ISLAND ‘The cholera is on the increase, On Wednesday there were fifteen cases (besides diarrhoea), three of which proved fatal ina few hours, Yesterday eighteen men were stricken down, of whom four died. Brevet Major George M. McGill, Assistant Surgeon, U.S. A., has been assigned to duty on David's and Hart’s Island’ to relieve Dr. Surgeon, U. & A. This island has been ovacnated by the Seventeenth infantry, and but thirty men remain in charge of the public property there. ON BEDLOE'S ISLAND the disease has not yet aspeared, and every precaution ie being taken to prevent the contagion from reaching the troops there. MEALTH OF BROOKLYN. The epidemic hws been rather on the increase in the ‘Twelfth ward for the twenty-four hours preceding twelve M. yesterday. Among the victims to the disease war Dr, Charies k. Newbaus, of No. 7 East Baltic street, who was taken ill about two o'clock P.M. on Woinaeday, upon his return from a visit to « patient at Red" and died the same night THR OFFICIAL, POLLETIN exhibits the following caves additional to those which have been provionsiy siluded to in the Hxnany: — r. Newhaus, No. 7 Eart Baltic street. Died. James Gibbs, reviding in Smith street, near Church. Condition crite! Catherine Greeley, residing at the foot of Colambia Street, Taken to howpital. 30 William atrest. Critieal, John Herman, King street, wear Vau Brant. Margaret Cassidy, Sullivan street, near Richard. Mate Fox, corner of Colombia aud King street. Died. UNOFFIOLAL CARRS Died were ted ax ciom:f Seaman, neseee Lewin ead wife and two children, jug on Pompie Moo (Red }, Were said to be anflering from cholera ber y morning. The Health authorities were moti- Everything ble for the proper care aud ameliora- tion of ihe condition of the aick ‘o being done. There wero SIX patients under treatment at Chat \ostitation | anne . Ome death occarred yesterday morning. ree other caves are considered critical. ‘The patients have been principally from Red Hook. TWO CASES OF CHOLERA ON THE MUDSON. camgxarem, Jaly 26, 1906. Considerable excitement existed in this city yesterday in consequence of a rumor which prevailed to the effect that aman had died suddenly of cholera in oe of the streets of this city. Immediately upon the ramor be. coming general a meeting of the Board of Health was called and the case wvestigated, ihe following isa eopy Of the bulletin issued to-day by that body — Common ( ounerr fos, r upon «coal barge, docks on Tuesiay heen ‘ver the suddenly ys, vomiting and ot the treat io the morning with THis boat was them at twoor purging, Ithatending the wer medies be the sume night, The barge hax been ed by te proper oficrrs and every pre uthing ahd other sourees @ * o'clock thoronghly isin fe evutton taken to destroy all ve By order of the Hoard of Healthy 108 G. PROT, Clerk. In addition to the above care Cap Morrow, of the ferryboat Lark, which plies between Rhineberk and Bondout, died sudden! wierday of cholera, Theseare the first cases of pure Asiatic cholera yet reported on the Jaden Althongh the annonncement of the death of there two individuals bar occasioned some alarm, yet L know that the health of the river towns, eneraily speaking, wae never better than now. Ail the diferent suinorities have taken unorual measures to ward off an epitemi, and « fort of assurance exists among all classes that a cholera panic will be avoided. Had the Pough! Health refrained from giving publicty to the case mentioned above the result of the excitement, which was fast rising to fever heat, would have been decidedly fatal to a great many. The name of the man who died tu thie city was Robert Hitctard- son, of Philadelphia, THE CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA Pritapeiema, July 26, 1866 Up to noon to-day there were throes fresh eases of cholera reyorted in this eity, one of which proved fatal CHOLERA INCREASING AT TYBEE ISLAND. Savanvan, Ga., July 5, 1868 Thirteen deaths from cholera occurred the soldiers on Tybee Island to-day, and twenty-eight new canes are be see There are came on board the steamer en Halvador, or in this city A soldier at Tybee Island was shot to-day while trying to desert. Savannan, Joly 28, 1808. Twelve deaths and twenty. two new cases of eboirra occurred since yraterday morning Sixty-seven deaths in all have takeo place, entirely among the troops on Tybee Island WEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS Fire Engine for Wt 1's Istand—The Police sea Portion of the Tombea Precinct Station House te Reing Repaired, &e. ‘The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections met yesterday, the President im the chair, [s was directed that no visitors be allowed to Blackwell's Island except by steamboat, the barges only to de used by the families of the wardens A communication was received from PW. Rings, Chairman Cominittes on Apgarates, appro fs frst cm fre eng Bondall s itand, Ordered on Die. Toe Motropuiiten Police Commiasioners applied for Petmiseion we nee 8 portion of the City Prieon for prinen. ere of Hixth precinct wlation heune, penting the proses Of repairing the latter place, whieh wae The east receipts from Jaly LS t Peom, Gemotrelior, on cement of ‘900.000 deve ee omen Becewed © appropriation ty Magdaten Female hone mo pad Prem euedry tales nnd viher sources tee tee fiver The Boara then adjourned 0! (he 37 o, ernvet bow! © Year end wae ptierhed fy the Poragan WoNltom. CITY INTELLIGENCE. Meanie oF THe Fixe Commretonens. —The Commission ors of the Motropolitan Firo Department met yesterday for the despatch of business, A letter of invitation from the United States agent for the Paris Exposition to send for exhibition to the fair a first class steam engine was read aud referred for consideration. Also a letter of commendat.on layed by the fire companies in extinguisttog « late fire in the city. Other formal and unimportant business Was transacted, when the Board adjourned, Fouruxe Coxramorions To THe Portiany Rewer Fenp,—The Treasurer of tho Portland Relief Committee yesterday reported « further contribution of $545 to the fund, making a total of $103,380 56 received. ‘The troa- st and the committee left yesterday for Portland for the purpose of distributing the money in the manoor that may seem to them as best calculated to relieve the immediate necessities of the sufferers. Awakp or Coxrracrs.—Tho following contracts have been awarded by the City Comptroller aud the Croton Aqueduct Department:—Grading and sotting curb and gutter stones in New avenuc (Rast and West), to James Kehoe, at $15,879 64. Grading and setting curb and ger stones in 122d street, from Third avenue to Mount lorris square, to J. D. Morris, at $10,465. Flagging side- walks in Forty-ninth street (south side), between Ninth and Tenth avenues, to K. Cragin, at $1,084 15. Regu. Jating and grading Sixty-fourth atroet, between Third and Fifth avenues, to James F. Hayes, at $60,314 75. Regulating avd grading Eighth avenue, betweon 126th aud 129th streets, to Oscar Taylor, at $3,663, Resetting: curb aad gutter stones in Fifty-ninth street, between Fifty and Sixth avenues, to R Cunningham, at $829 60. Rograding and setting curb and gutter stones in Thirty- fourth wtroet, betwoun Tenth and Eleventh avenues, to E. P. Broderick, at $3,730 50. A contract was awarded to the Warren Foundry for pipe. New Liv#qo ALnaxy.—A combination has been en- tered into by (yo steamers Hendrick Hudson and C. Van- derbilt, which hhg resulted in the formation of a now line to connect thy city with Albany. The boats will 800m commence thar regular trips from pier No, 40 irday to the time of writing. At thi’ { North river. Tax Prosians,—Rechytly g society has been organized im this city, composed of gho Prussians and others resid ing here favoring the predont struggle in Germany for ‘ational unity, under the faadership of Prussia. The «Shjeet of the society is to subeAybe money in aid of the {len soldiers In the battles in Dobemia and other parts of Germany, and for this purpoty subscriptions have bee. raised, which will be forwarded to the authorities in Prusvia, On Wednesday a meeting waa held in Orchard street Yor the purpose of completing tly organization. Mr. C, WY. Geesler presided, who made a string addross to the effeat that no German ought to be ashamed of the Prassian flug,.and that all ought to unite in aid of tho fallen soldiers-on the battletield, no wha&ther thoy aro Prussians or Austrians, or Bavarians and Hyasiana, Resolutions to this effect wero passed and arrangements were made fur subscribing money in aid of the fallon soldiers of the battletield of Germany. A resotion was péssod that all who are in favor of this moverwent shat be called upon to join the aasocintion, whereupon the meeting adjourned to moet avait to-mnurrow, Case ov Svmsreoxn.—About three o'clock yesterday officer McConnell brought to the Third precinct station aman by the name of Foster Morton, found sunotruck on truck No. 4,191 at the foot of CRambers street. Taken to the City Hospital, Cup Rox Oven.—George Dobrom, aged about’ six years, residing at No, 143 East Twenty-first street, was acevtentally ran over, about five o'clock last evening, by a lager beer wagon driven by Jobn Wuhihoop. The wheels passed over the child's left toot, mjuring it very severely. as taken to his home by one of the officers of the Eighteenth precinct. Such cases aro be- coming too frequent, and an example is neoded to put » sop to careless driving generally. Fine 1x Gaeeswicu Srnext.—Shortly after one o'clock on Thursday morning & fire broke out in the wood shed of the building No. 92 Greenwich street, comer of Rector atreet. The flames extended to the second floor and roof, damaging the building to the extent of $400. It is owned by Mr. Newman, and is insured. Mra Hannah Weuthal occupied a part of the sccond fleor; damage fire and water rie ; tamed. Louie socal store underneath, No. 13 Rector strest, rs! ‘tore. ‘The stock was removed by the insurance Tan: Boone. for inthe Butgers Insurance Com- pany. corner atore is occupied asa Au. | ae ie eam Sock slightly damaged by = \a- ou Fine w Rast Forty Eicirrn Stxeer.—About four o'clock on Thursday morning a fire occurred tm the distillery Nan. 175 and 117 East Forty-eighth street, owned by Bacher. ach & Levy. It originated from vapor igni from the furnace under the boiler in the engine room. ago to the stock will be about $2,600, and to the build. ing about $4,000; no insurance. Tho machinery is dag. aged about $2,000, insured iu Philadelphia insurance companies. House Sravex sv Liantunc om Trewont—Srvovran Freags ov Evectricyy.—The bourse of Humphrey Mil. Jor, in Washington avenue, near Fitch street, Tremons, was etruck by lightning about seven o'clock P. M. om Wednesday, during the tremendous rain storm of that day. The Guid entered the house at the north end by the chimney; dividing itself, passed into the northwest chamber in two places, and northeast chamber in one place, That entering the northwest made a circuit of half the reom, keeping to the ceiling, and then passed through the partition, entered the back room, joined that entering there, and then, making a complete cirout of the apartinent, passed out of the east side, going down between the casing and plasterin, The ii tate , in i 0 plant wl north peak of was considerably 4 the plaster was thrown into the room. Tamage about $60. ir. and Mra Miller were standing at a back door on the basement floor, and Mr. Miller was neeriy thrown down by the concussion h the kize, hoase General Kanye Yesterday was (be grandest gala day that has been witnessed in New Jersey for many yearn People from al} parte of the State end surrounding eayirons were out in every conceivable conveyaner, giving the sene an animation which has rarely ) withered even at long Branch. Ex-Governors and of ae abounded on every side. Karly in the morning rnor Ward ond staf paid « visit of inspection to the camp, and foand everything to their entire satixfaction. During the day the ladies de cided to forego their regular sea bath, and devoted themselves to the pleasing duty of making their toslets in the most gorgeous manner, and when (he review came off appeared on the balcony of the Manson House in sack dazzling array a* to fairly bedizzen the brain of not only the citizen male spectators, but the soldiers themnselves. At four o'clock in the afternoon Governor Ward and athe Fowmenced to . General Ronyon and staff, afterwards \he infautry, cotamencing With the First regiment, which marched toleratily well then the “Boys in ine,” who were mach applauded by the ladies, but the palm war lett for the Becomd regi ment, The uniform of thin reaiment is eitnilar to that of the Seventh of thie city, and the seldierly bearing of men and officers, and the evolutions were pot unlike that crack corps. The review war one of the mont recherché Affaire that has occurred in the vicinity in along Une Ex-Governor Parker, who wae the bead centre of this anizalion, participated \n ite movements, As the jue moved under tbe insperation of mre: sed canon, the honore memed almost eyually divided between the Governor and Gearral Runyon which to Jerseymen por tend a politival rignfeance == Meth were er thummatioally cuewrel by the thowsasde upou tbe groveds, and the Jaxtapesition mm which they were placed was fully die cuneed Last ni grand ball was given in bosor of the Governe whirls al! Uhr notatrihties senuted ‘The review war one of the most et ing ond pleasant affairs whieh hes cocurred to New Jersey in + long time, and every bed: nt seemed to enjoy the proceedings fo thar aimee The Wace. were all vncomfortabty crowde4, sed many officers and men © private citizens, bad to pat up with he sft wdeot & plank or An ext inpore conch upon mother car's leet might tate t Hieoming ar nm eae Why Oeaht Phalow to be aN rommenroded ty ad be ver much on use of w “oe Sy PURIFY. eTRENOTHRN AND LNVIOOM AT Nerate & healthy tyreute By idets to change of @aler amd dent 4 ah ede Comet verve Wem are 1 and, ye RITTEUR have caret more Veeder, near {repaired Ladies Dt LM ned Fotent reset Wierauae Hebd by droggete 9D Cane! stowet *) AMms ome A. Mott's Chemient Pownde Restores ¢ Andy the vest Malt renewing net. © over, « ages, | AM Prives tm the i “ ee HLAUTON, 19 Aol y* yal Heavens and other co G ¥ Bro twge Factory, Bt Barclay street ‘aut! —Te Pure ceheet? 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