The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1866, Page 5

WASHINGTON. Insolence of the Phiisdelphia Radicals, — none Arrival of Setithern Delegates to the Philadelphia Convention. They Expect Unqualified Endogsement of the Presideut’s Policy. — irs Gen. vanby Mentioned as the New Assistant Secretary of War. Enteraal Revenne Reccipts for the Past Week Nearly Ten Miillion Dollars. &eo. &e. st 6, 1868. Inipnds dee and Ingle Dee Of the Philadelphia A fow day$ ago the Presiden’ forwarded throtgh the ‘Post Ofice to Wm. F, Jotinston, »/@ll known throughout the country as am ex-Governer o° }yunsylvania, a com- mission as Collector of the Port of Paty delphia. By the collusion of the Postmaster at Phikdefpha this letter was delivered to an unknown person nawed Wm, F. Fobneon, of Philadeiphia, who saw ft, donblkess ander inspiration from the Phifsdeiphia Bosimaster, D. D. Wow aey md others, to write a highly terulting reply to the President declining the office, The iniqnity of the business is apparent. There could be no miisiake in the address of the lettor, aud if (wre were this person knew when keepened it that it was not inteuded for him, but tor ex-Governor Jounstou. Forney appears im the ‘Preas vith a copy of this fellows ‘wsulting letter to the President, which, for ineolence and consummate wicked- oesa, eclipses the famous Jaintson scarlet letter, In the same connection Mr. Thomus, now bolding the office of Collector, at Phitateiphia, appears in print with S letter disputing the right of the Execntive to remove him during the recess of Congress, and lutitnuting a pur- pose to hold on to the office at all hazards. Donbtless he Will seon"be brought to bis senses, as a new com- mission has been forwarded to ex-Governor Johns- ton, which will probably reach its destination with no further jaterference. A fhll investigation has deen ordered into the ciroumsduners attending the delivery of the former epist!> to this man Johnaon, and probably the Postmaster who permitted seh fagrant tampering with official correspondence, and con- wired to effect it, as he unquestionubly did, will lose his office iu consequence. Southern Delegates to the Philndclphin Co vention, Lagge eumbers of Southern gentlemen, delegates to whe Philadelphia Convention, are daily arriving bere. They represent a good state of fre!in: in the South, and «general anxiety that the Philadelpta Convention shall de the means of bringing the two sections to a better anderstanding of each other. The Southern delegatesall sxpress & disposition to go into (he Convention solely for the purpose of barmomaing the con‘icting elements in the county. They have no demands to make, and are ready to accept any reasonable platform having any clatms to nationality in its character, They expect an unqualified endorsement of the policy hitherto pursued by the President, and will be satieded should nothing else be adopted. Presidential Visitors. The rush at the White House today was not at all abated from last week. Among those who sneceeded in obtaining interviews with the President were Attorney General Stadsbery and Genera! Slocum, of New York. Governor Sharkey, of Mississippi, called, but did not succeed in getting In. fecling of the Sailors in Relation to the Sol- diers’ Bounty Bill. Considerab'e feeling is manifested among the railors of the navy and bas crept out in despaiches to the Navy Department, at the omission by Congress of any recogui- tion of the services of that important arm in the late war. The Bounty bill appropriating an additional bounty of one hundred doliars to soldiers makes no mention of the saiiors, por are they anywhere mentioned or rewarded for their equally meritorious services, ‘The New Ortcans Riots, There is nothing important to-day from New Orleans. General Sheridan reports all quiet and hix investigation mto the origin of the late riot still progressing. He * sonsiders it prudent to retain military supremacy until she close of his investigations. Iaternal Revente Receipts. The receipts from internal revenue to-day were $61,928,752. The recoipts from the same source for the week ending August 4, were $0,863,345. Insane Negroes at the South. The sudden transition from siavery to freedom, to- gether with the immense amonnt of suffering incidest thereto, has filed to overflowing the lunatic asylums or the Soath. A despatoh was received to-day'at the Froed- men’s Barean here from Governor Hamphrey, of Mistis- suppl, in anewer to an inquiry whether he could accom- modate any more insane colored people, that all the asylums were fatt, bat that the tate would take immedi- ate stops to increase the facilities for providing for as many as possible of that unfortunate clas?, Forcign Built Vessols nnd Our Registry Law. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has just decided a very interesting polat to shipbuilders, It appears that some- time-ago & Vemsel arrived at Gaiveston, Texas, baving for & cargo the sections of two iron steamers, together with the machinery, which had been put together at Glasgow with» screw bolts end afterwards taken to pieces and whipped to this country. Upon the arrival of the vessel ‘at Galveston the master was fined $1,000 for von-confor- mity of the Registry law and reused to admit the cargo of the vessel. The Secretary of the Treasury, however, Airected the Collector to ada:it the cargo as other mer- chandise upon the payment of the duties imposed by law. The steamers were accordingly admitted, but the question then arose whether marine papers be granted the iron steamer the same as to vensels bailt in the United States, which the Secretary has ordered to be done, (hus establishing the precedent of allowing vessels built in foreign countries and imported iato the United Staten the benedt of our Registry iaw. The Fisheries. m Commander Cooper, of the United States as. Wi- nooski, has reported to the Department bis arrival at Portsmouth, NM. HL, after a cruiss in the Guif of St. ‘The Soldiers and the Income Tax. Internal Revenue Commissioner Rollins bas \nued following circular relative to the spectal income tax due a ¥ SW somaaras, Jett 0, 866. The fe eee gress. rr information % 2a eee Pao, nent : ial tinen Stator sen) Wns Maer, per eee pe ram Cet Meenas does not confer any authority for 5 38 tax imposed by the joint resotution of July 4, 18¢4, which has already been paid, nor doe? tt relate m any way to the tax required to be deducted and with- held by pay masters and disbursing officors. E. A. ROLLINS, Commisaiogen, Presotnnnn se the Deere cee Ths President was presented this evening, through Col- vel James R, O'Beirne, with @ nent and plainly bopnd copy ox the “Orphan's Advocate,” from Mrs, Kearon, Chairman .f Printing Committec of the late Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Fair b.“!4 in this city, The present was in good taste and highly ap™eciated by fe President. The Vacaut Penitiedt of. Aswin ant Secretary of War. It is carrently reported that Major General F. R. 8. Canby will succeed General T, T. Eokent 98 Assistant Secretary of War. No appointment has yetseen made. Appointments by the Presiden*+ np President to-day made the following @Ppoint- ee rveyor of Cnstome, Pittsbur,” i, i “. pimen ee ia Paritideny .Assoosor of Tutorth ridge, Sixth exsirict, Michigan; Major William 0. Me. Deoaien’ Ae Pat Revenuc, Twenty-third dis. tri 7 Alfred G, Lloyd, Asseseor, Tachuvctiied dintis, Pennsylvania! Ferdinand E. ‘olse, Collector, Twantyzecond dist Penasvivania ; istrict, Ohio: Au Indiana; William John A. Hunter, Collector, Twelfth tin A. Brown, Collector, Sixth di ©, Wilson, Collectors Eighth district. ayes, Assesvor, Pwentioth district, Thomas H. Eliott, Physician, Marine burg, Pa, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1866. SANITARY. THE CHOLERA IN THE CITY. Sanitary Affairs in Brooklyn and on the Islands. MEETING DY THE BOARD OF HEALTH. The Cholera in Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New Orleans and Providence, BR. I. ke. ue. The bulletin of the Health Board showed « smaller aber of cholera cases on yesterday than on the a: ‘day, This decrease cannot well be attributed to the favorttn.” ChANg? of the weather, It must rather be repardod av cems."T0g only from the failure of physicians to report chotera éascé which they have attended, Tho record of the past yack shows that the bulletin of the Health Boord for thag space of (ime did not contain one fourth of the actnafggecs of the disease daily occurring Quarantine of New York Vessels in Soiiileti | in the city ond on adierent ‘stands. Ports. ‘The following despatches have been received at the State Department: COSSCLATE GP INE UNIT STATRY, Trxenirre, June 20, 166, Fox. Wa. H. &ewann, Secretary of State, Sir: T have the honor of informing you that, owing to a late roval order declaring New York and the adjncent ports infected in comsequence of cholera having been brangat to raid port in emigrant gossels. All vessels ar- riving now at these Islands from ports in the United Stater wilt be sent to Vigo to be pwrifed. A cave has already ocurred. The British brigantine Maggie, which arrived at this port last week, having a plear bill of health duly certified by the Spanish Consnf of that elty. notwithstanding all (his, was gent to Vigo go perform wquarantine, Respectfully your most obedient evrvant, WILLIAM H. DABNFY. Mur Consul at Barcetons, under date of July 16, writes as follows: — iy Thee she honor fo inform you that in reply to Inqni- Ties addr ‘seed by meto the President of tho Provincial Boer o° Health of Barceiona, I am informed that bv the order from Matrid American voesels arriving at the porta of this consular distriet front any porta of the United States shall ho considered imfacted and ordered to proceed to Mahon, to perform ten days vigorous quar antine, National Bank at Clarkaville, Va, A certificate of anthority has been Feud to Ure First National Bank, of Clarksville, Va., tr commence busi. ‘ness on acapttal of $100,000: No circrfation is allowed unless some farther provision is mado by Congross. ARMY BULLETIN. AVPOINTMENTA OF CADETS. War Drranrerrr, Ansovace Gener si'a Aeron, Wasiveroy, D. €., Angnat 6, 766. x ‘The following named cadets graduates of the Military Academy, Trave been appointed in tthe army of Me United States by the President, by and with the adviceand con- sept of the Senate with the rank ‘adicated Below, to date from June 18, 1844:— ineers.-1. Cadet Henry M. Adame to be to fill an oricinat’ wneancy 2 Ca. det James Mereur to be second Hertenent, to Mt an original vacancy. 3. Cadet Charles E. £. 1. Davis to be kecond lieutenant, to fi" an original vacaner, @. Ca~ det Renjamin D Grevne to be srennd liestenant, to fi an original vonemney. 5. Cadet John H, Wee. den, Jr.. to be second hentenant. to it an original vacancy, 6 Cntet Greree M. Wheeler. to he second Hentenant to fill an original vacaney, 7. Cadet Fngene A. Wonder ff. to he seennd Nemtenant to fill an orieinal vacan-v. & Cadet James B. Quinn, to be second lenter- ant, vce Hanbure. promoted 9 Carlet Daniel W. Lock- wood to be second lieutenant wee Post, promoted. O-deancs NY partment.Ts be Second Lientenant=—10. ‘William P. Butter, vice Micholles, promoted: 11. Frank Sonle, Jr. vice Winelsinner, promoted; 12, Edward M, ‘Wright, vico Prince, promoted. Also to be Sreond Licn- tepanta of the Second regiment of cavalry—26 Albert ferday evening end complathed of diarrhcna. there be was seized with ceanmps, and or the doctor pro- nouneing him attacked with -tiofera, he was sent te the tHe oom CARY RRrORT, ‘The statement made om “uncay that the deaths from eholore wonld number n arly, to hupdvod falls short by many more than was anticinas “The official number of ¢iotims to the epidemic is t ¥° hundred and thirty- nine, Which is estimated at abont » ‘uty per cent of all the acgas! cholera cases, The totay Mortality for the woek ending Inst Saturday was nine hoa “Ared and forty nine, being ene bundred and soventy-c'@ “t more than tho preceding week, and somewhat over tt °° hondred for the same period of time Inst yeur, From atts state- ment ft will be seen that there was a decrease « Lane ol diseases as compared with the last week in Ja, thirteen. ANOTHER PULL SPN. Tenreforth a second ballstin will be isened daily at thr oes of the San'tary Snporintendont, congaining a list of } cholera eases reported by private ph¥sifcians. The Heath authorities particnlariy ares upon all private Proctitioners the necessity of promptly noti’ving them of Al! cases which ther are called unon te ationd. If this tx done it (4 claimed that the Hoalth Board will be better able to contro! the enidemte. IYO" TO-HOURR VIRITATION, It it proposed te ‘orm an organization of physicians and macnes who will make daiiv visita to the houses of the poaein each ward, This wil! probativ be done be- fore navy days and that great vood attends the visits former efforts of the kind in this country and Europe amply tertify. OFVITAL LET OF CAPER. The following is the Lt of cholera patients as reported on the bulletin ot the Health Board for the twenty-four honrs ending vestertav, two olcinck P.M. :— Elizabeth Sotons, 200 “ott street, August & Pein ser Sixty4bird street, near Eighth avenue, Avcrost H nrg MeArdie, 65 James street, Angust & Henry Manse, James street Fate y. $35 West Twonty-sixth street, died all, No, 78 Lewis street, August 5. Mary Ano Doyle, No, 61 Chatham street, Augnst 6, Patrick Gormaw, No, 246 Fast Fourteenth street, Am- st §. James Pre, taken IT Saturday. . James Denn, No. it Stryker’s, West Fifty-second street, amd Anqrat 5, Parr CoMahan, No. 37 Mulberry streot, died Augrst aniel Hennessy, Sixty fourth street and Third ave- noe. Threstay, Mary Skea, No, 37 Mulberry atreet, Auvust 6. Jeerininh Saltivan, No ad Motherry wtraet, Aucnat 6 Flanneh Fzeraid, No 61 Mutherry vtroet, August 6. Margaret Finnexaey, Fast ?hirty ninth «reat Martha Kortner. Ne. 624 Wrat Forty ‘ourth street. John Cotling, Eighty mxth’ street and Fifth avenne, Sixty. fonrth gtreet, berween Eighth and Ninth avennes, died Aawner & Thomas Weller went to the New Fork disnensary Ast J. Not, vire Norton, promoted, Company R: Third | hoertiat at the Battery Barracks ‘He vives at No. 78 Cavairv—-49. John ©. Thomrenn, vice Campbell, promated. Co. B, Fenrth Cavalry. 19. William J. Moberte, vier Taylor deehined; envalry—21. William P. Dixon. vier Tolman, promoted, Co, E, Ist artillery; 15. Horo B. Herr, vice Lee, trans: Sore 2 oe Renee at — i. rer tates lacombry, promoted, 4 artery: 17, Charles F Kilbourne, vies Ring, promoted, Co. B; 23. James FE. Fastman, vice Hondbury, transferred to the Engineers, Malberry street. WATTERY RARRACKH MOMPIT#T, The following is the renort of yest from the above named cholera hoepital:-—Remaining in hospital feet repurt, Mis ateatiged, sine ; iiremaining Angnet Tho following ar the names of the dead:—Mary Fur- long, Margaret Nash, Flizaheth Soffing, WARD'S ISLAND. Pelow willbe found the reports from the hosnital in Co, @. ‘Third artiliery—16, James C. Hara, vice Smith, | Ward's Island for the 4th and Sth days of the present dropped. Ca, 1; 24. Tenne T. Webeter, vice Porter, de- | month :— clined, Co. K Poorth cavalre—18, Richard C. Churchill, | Remaining Aveuat 3, 44 vier Fuge, |. Co. C; 14. Charles 8. Smith, viee Adami 1v Anderson, George Dobsoe, Mar- Wilkinson, remened, Co. H. 19. Henry H. Dunwoody, t Haburat!, John Meehan, Albert Mayer, James vies Morr, resigned, Co. K. 20. Robert Craig, vice Krecinter, Ferd innnd Nott, Henrietta Wrede, Carl Win Ennis. promoted, G. Fifth artillery—28, | t rhaver William Ho Upham, vie Carroll, promoted, Co. EB, | Died—Jobn G Attkins, Richard Jordan, John Mee- 26. Solon Orr, vice Lee, transferred io the Firat artillery. | ham, Marv MeCreany, Elizabeth Softad, J. H. Schevor- 2. Li pe ills, view ed, Com- | mann. Theresa Wauschure pany H |. Joseph G. Swift, vice MeDanalt, pro- Diecharged--Margaret Fiynn. Remaining in bospi- motd, Battery B. 29. Francis T. Hitis, vice Simona, ry He ad Fre! ap zee >>> i Simitijng ta bop eS ing 1 . Admiseions—Jobn Kelly, Maadeline 1 gaa Key ath, Kate Woish, Elizabeth Zimmer. Diod—Michacl Lawrence, George Wobson. albert Mey. er. Cart Winterhatter, John McGiniey, Wm. Moore, Katie Welsh, Christian Setleon. Tota! Diacharged— William Ammaver, Morris Trant, Goth- Joseph Berlina Total 4 Heb Brade, Remaining in hosnital, 38. ‘THR PAST AND PREVENT BPIDEMICR ‘The following table cives a comparative estimate of deaths from cholera which wera reported the two past and preseut oan Hi dir (s z A 5s & i z is ii All hands were well. The Dekota wowld leave for the Straits of Mageltan on the 16th, on her way to jotm the Pacific squadron. ee ‘The Democratic County Convention renominated Cobb tor Tax Collector, but changed the tekets otherwise with bat two exceptions. General Halleck has isxued orders break iollowing military posta io the pad “Scttarabie wiports Chikales, Yambill, term fort not be applied to +e ee sheen Sav Francisco, August, 1866. who sneceeds Commodore em rot stocks frm; Belcher 101, Yellow Jacbes 00, ir lar 978, | tenders a eg pi So hatns est wodere Hi, [4 from the mines indicates an improved product. Norcross in month of Joly produced nearly 000. Savage deciared & dividend of $60. Crown 5 tmbering their shaft, worked two thon. tons ore, Gould & Cul in Joly 126,000. The uct, ‘ellow Jacket wae dividend product of the Imperial wan Ophir iooks better and Choliar no worpe. Oberman reports continue favorable. GEORGIA DELEGATES TO THE PHILADELPMIA CONVEATION. ris Avourts, Gn, Anare 6 [ens Ley y yew aw = Fusecstphte Conreeans tretcen 4. L, Wimberly, Thira € Moor ‘2 ‘The Menlth of Breoktyn. To the exceedingly pleasant change in the weather during the past two days ts attributed the slight decrease in the mortality as exhibited below. On Saturday the epidemic reached the bighest point which bas yet been sttained. From noon on Sunday to twelve o'clock yoo tentay there were eleven pew cases reported, agaivet firteen for the twenty foor hours preceding. In aédi- tek te the odio) exese ropedied oa Bantay a the Health Bureau, whieh have been publivhed, the follow. ‘were on the bullet'n yraterday :— tng PUNDAY's REPORT. Geral Fitzg'bbons, King street, near Colombia; taken August 2; in hoepital. Glennon, Twenty-second street; taken A 3; tm collapse. taken 4th fort. ; im Kuntz; a ni eer " enliapae. ers, Hicks and Luqueer streets; in col. Broderick, same house; taken Gh inet. aod King street; taken 5th inat, ; died at haif. afternoon. Yaioy, Hamilion avenue, sent to hospital Ao. Grogon, corner of Hicks and Laqueer streets ie O'Conne'!, corner of Dikeman and Conover Rose , No, 1 Canton street; died at half-pas tweive Kate y, Hicks and Laqueer streets; tending to coll Lequeer street, in the disease in mid to bawe no official bulletin was ot the i &) = ll i t r PBR. Beet amy coe deotn row ana toa alt SSSUALLY WM QROOKLYN PO THE weak. The mortality report for week ending Saturday, the 4th just., whieh is au ed, exhibits an incroase of shirty-eighi cases over the number rej for the pre- Reding week: thirty of which number oasuered. in the Twelftt, ward. ‘Tho deaths by cholera were 72, cholora infantum 79, dysoutory 28, diarrhaa 21, ‘The Islands. The numbor of cholera caves on Governor's Island is increasing, but, nevertheless, the sick Toports continue to show a decided improvaaiont int thé Relibiui health of the garrison. There wore ten fresh cases yesterday and one death, The new cases were those of diarrhora pa. tients who had beea in vospital for some days, and it is thought that the sudden change of temperature on Satur- day aggravated tho latter disease, and finally developed cholera, There have not been for some days any cares of cholera oa the wland exoept among tho sufforers from Aiupuce. There is reason to believe that in its epi- demi¢ 424 more dangerous, because mysterious form, cholera hay peared altogether from istand. The siete Nat shows segrease of seventy-two simce the Slot july. Winr's avn pavrp's MuANDe The health of these isiands is rapidl¥ improving; thé sick in hospital are progressing tow! ralesyence, and we have no cases eithor of cbolera or diarruan to Peyort. However it may have been in other places in the xeigh borhood, we are informed on excetient autho- rity that ihe disease which proved so faial on Hart's Island was $ nn, {le Asiatic cholera, The various symp- toms—suich ae cilans* of the tongue, pains in the bowels and cramps in the rot and limbs—doseribed by Dr. Quixano in the Hensup ag pparacteristig of Asiatic cholera syeloped tn every spsiance, What are sendary tives were of no as well ng the {jmy in habit, the strong neared wm suffer the rame and to run military matio that "egy bellet bas its application among sotuor’ ty thme of The Cholern fo Yorrisnnia. There have been seven cases of cholera reported in this town; four of which have resulted fatally, and the reat are in a state of collapse, ore | tetion of the cholera in this country au Foes os The M juige Baraard, whose re ohomen reported that roarks about injunctions were At the last session, had restored the injanctions ap far as Brooklyn was corned. In ono of this the Board had ao powor over naltances erented by butchers in Hrooklyn, but be would be hoara on Wed. In stated that the case y. Now York the fat bolling establinhuypnts were all dis- osed of except one (Douaghue's} Jn relation to ge Cardozo had refused ta gissoive tho in but that he would apply, for @ beariog on Junction, Thursday, ANOTHER DEBATE OF TNE MGH. Mr Brrcrs said he was uo friend of tht pigs, but of the owners. He thought that bumanitarians and Sisters of Charity should be applied to for assistance during the prevalence of cholera. People, he sald, had died and were dying from neglect, and if he wentto a hor. pital be would expect to dle, Dr. Crosse mado an explanation in reply to the first | part of Mr. Bergen's remarks. He said that he was as muen a friend to the poor as Mr. B. Prearomet Scuunra did not think the time had arrived for calling #pon ladies to perform the drudgery of a hospt- tal. He would wait until (if euch a thing occurred, which ho hoped not) there were four or five hundred cases of cholera per day before application be made to Sisters of Charity, and the philanthropic people had been sent to hospitals booansg their neighbors wore unwilling to NM them. and be belioved it was better to wend cases to the hospitals at once, Dr, Chane said that many persons rather die out of hospitals than not to do so in Mr. Benen thought that patients ought to have arais tance at home, and not be t to the hospital, He cited a case of & woman, who was found on yesterday morning in collaps®, withont a friend, and who might have recovered If she had any one to take caro of her at | home, but who was removed to the hoepital, and ta con. fequence of such removal must die, ‘The Puestpent thooght a corps nf nurses organiged to go from louse to house and cholera patients. Dr. Stoxe said that thy ryan for that at t , but at the sate bo of ¢reat Pacnin whother a corps of p ayrses conld not be nized. Ho cited a caso of a m who *@ taken ill, and was compelled to send ous mile | off to Ha? Wg for assistance. After some Talmporiant remarks the Board adjouraed | to met this afterns it ab three o'olayk | ole in the O14 | senator WILSON ON UNIVERSAL SUEPRAG SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE 5 NEW YORK HERALD Tremont Temple, Boston ‘or Wilson on Negro saf- Mpeech of Se frace He Denounces the President The hiladelphiagiConvention Made Up ef Rebels, cads and Whig Plankeys-The Re- i —s ates Must Adopt the Com came Wont, Me, He, Roster, Sugust 6, 1806, The Tremont Tomplo was Olled to it# fall eapacity to night by the ota friends of univerval freedom, for the purpose of listening to views of Senator Honry Wileon on the prosent state of Tho meeting was ortensibly for the funds for the theological purp uation of the emancipated race, and, while considerable of a fund wax raed for this object, it was apparent that the reat motive of the meeting was for the purpose of i Masacke setts Sepator an opportunity to express himaelf before his constituents. Before the addrew: of Hoa. Henry Wilson eloquent freedmen rpecctios were made by Mr. J MoS. Wivham, of Cambridus; Rev. Dr. Barnard, Rey, J. W. Varker, and Rev. Mr. ‘Grimos, the leading colored preacher of Boston, Hon, Mr. Wilton was received with a five minutes round of man he ating vating thot every f 1, for whieh ba t,he wail applause when he wa ve thanks, who have » they bad watdtaedt hoy ah oa they bad * masters, aud what them both tn beady apd that elavere won wrung , and we must now do the And that was to change rt tothe belie’ that the white and de {hte ally and socially, and he wo ) for building them up and While he loved the b did pot hat bot would #laud up foe ¥ and daca Me did not deapolr of his for all Jost, but they would Procedinas of the Bonrd of Health. | von sin. | triumph ws aure as the A special meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Health ahaa b psapagy a ace, | the tant nix years th held at three P.M. yesterday, President Schultz in The reporta to the Board of Houtth' up to nao.” -1A¥ } emanct of the the chair. sh fourteen new cases of cholors, throe of which “LT? | great work to be done Siang " fu he reporis embrace Saturday and Sunday. »."" | pointment which they had met in the advent of 1 ii ‘eplldboc east tte te cies nee amber of deashs from cholere during the week endiog , ‘ont Joboson to the chief mag'stra:y of th uatio Me esolution was offered by President Schultz and was | Saturday was forty-seven. Scorned hia back upon the men who elected lim and unanimously atopted, ordering the opening of anotbor auconaiied. so Tine, ea Ned he once profemsed and was tiow the in cholera hospital in the upper part of the clty. ‘The Chotera in Providence, R. ¥. Lmao mmr ky sen | Shin Sacsstard’ read” Gas’ tela te Provineycr, RL, August 6, 1866. States back Into te. “inks ead whiter” - epabe, Secretary road the fo lowing letter, requosting One fatal cass of cholera was reporied In this elty to | of this. the. lopad snd whites ob” the bat more assistant inspectors be appointed :— day, ‘The victim was a colored mun recently arrived | South ary now under “thy Tee! Boole of comtrmea (peice or Saxiraay Surmarrrexnmy 1 from Washington, rebels. Ail thin he said om AMATI dohnen e iyrnoporrtan Roanp or Haut. —_— with sorrow. The demand for equal a, ° for ie y at renpoesbutiy to roncrt thet th atheanhesaa bes ‘The Cholera in New Orleans. blacks wes next tqucbad pom, oad the protien Uhee cone in tho number of reported cases of cholera New Onixaxs, Auguat 6, 1866 the President made that the rights of the raee wou! Sennen investigation and — diligent Since the Ist tnst. there have been eleven deaths by | granted, But there next came a ‘iy policy,” obiol Soweto hi an immediate increase | cholera in the Charity Hospital, Eminent physicisus | was the roealt of interviews with reinstated re im the ote, hooes. | prononnes the disease of a malignant type. editors who we mbitious to have Congress wiped out t a ‘ There are five cases now in the Charity Hospital, bat | The temporary obatroetion of the Freedmen's Burese ork they are expected to recover, Dill wad the Civid Rights bill was fret lamented by (tm gt ee mans The cases are as yot sporadic. speaker on account of the veto, and he toes rejoleed ay Fe anitary Superintendent. apelin over their passage by the (wo-thirds vote of Con, Dr, Conve moved aw “* Tive Ratan, ReTiennoes be ap. The Cholera at Cincianati. and baa wed {t as his belief that Se combiant tse rn hasnt fobowing candici® “rerenoo to tho contigniy of | At ®Apeolal meeting of tho Board’ of Health of this | CG Vinny and a Tresdeat, who, would not betray a 12 wolected witli preduceaoe wn eity on paturday the heaith officer reported three hundred The Philadel warenttil their residence to the potiow : 4 ran: and thirty deaths in Jal them The Philadetphia € ention, he sald, was e nalt, Rorty-4fth stroct, nosy pyle soiree: Dr WAEHM,.|' trom Asiatio cholera: The or an ce Wty’ | conglomeration of unpardoned rebels, conperhead Twente ee et ei rete] | He also reports om Aguat | four deaths from om Sane te vile see ey ae Bear Twentieth street; Mr Ws ms ‘aino, on the 24, three; on the 3d, ton; on the deb, eleven, and | Rd shor? was t7 be much a convention, for it would Ronse Hendqnarters; Dr. 0. G Tai Thirty-fith street yesterday twentyfour, " u | show that the people wip bave made this nation grand, and Madizon wonue; pr. McClane, AYU Biuth strect ; Dr. Frank Utter, Ono Handredti etre COMPLAICT FROM FLMTEUN T ‘The Secretary read the foNowing’ lett of complaint from Philip 8, Crooke, one of thy Gupery.'sors. It was referred to the Setitary (omraittioegs—— CgsTunven —Nonceron) the eres! of the bill ew the Ih of the Clive rou and north of Bane Mes Pyituaeh, w York, ‘+ in- Telegram Aannounci The large number ot deaths within the Inst fow daye 48 probably owing to tho sudden changes ja the wenther. The thermometer this morning marks 60 degrees. THE CABLE. the Arrival of the | powerful and free, aro not Jo torn it aver to ham, He aod their a Wood, Alexander JL. stephens, Jun Doo i ean party, which bad vsnochdes. The repow been turned upon by Andrew Jobneon, was une, he whieh the whieb was mm simon f* b vation done ines for liberty, of mankind then the aun ever shone pop. husette resented by such lilustriows mon ae Harrison and Jown L. Swift. och men ae risianity any other party Mana ad ted with wr yer Detling estdbileh- Mecin, poleoring the Rite destrosiag abe. tal of abe. ad: Yacht Alice at the Isle of Wight. p tien, pod thas wen tone ot geese Bate is the H {einige preperte ond weadortan 118 a F we te Roeroy, August 6, 1866. would triumph glori ay . + About one mile . The rece! rans down the bill aad forme a fuming and festering following despatch hay been received in this city adoption of the peel of sn uscuwn a ip Mone ten ‘ae cp dad cause | by fae Atlantic cable. — mont; that Tennessee would gir Tormiting to & warm. no 5 person faux oF Wiowr, July 29, 1966 black’ man, snd that the people w i" i | Congress who would admit only eu Sane of these catallistments boil emitf and retail tt to mali dealers ang farmein, whe cari it threwmuh the country, seattaring stench as they gn AL the rocwenk of my towne men f bee your interference to an s Very reapeattully. Piialt s CROCK, Supertioor Fiatwowtt, Augtat 4, 1966, INTEREETING DEBATE ABOUT PROMS. Dr. Caaxx made a rtatement relating to dg cholets in Brook: He said that ow Thartday o @wroug® in opection of the city and public institution", which lated three days, was made. He alae went o% ou cunday Hbme, about wivich some excitenmem had beer: made, and fosnd there only une case of cholera, The piace was serupulously clean, but the dormitories weny not Non-AveWwal of the Despatch Steamer at cable deaputetwes. She will probably arrive here about six o'clock Mie morning with the despatches received through the aate sunday and Monday ‘the Stenmer General Artived yacht Alice, twenty cight tons, Captain Clark, | mietevmday? from Natrant. All well. ! Aapy Bay. Asry Bay, Angust T~1 A, M. There ae no signs of the steamer Dauntless with EXPLOSION ON THE SHIO RIVER. may ee! ons! xoverament as would fhvor wolvernat ra In brief, they world compel the Inte rebels io adept comatitutional omendment; bur wonld ve true tothe great principle of liberty hile doing wie they an Tricerapte Cable eetful y call attewtio pies of an RP OCKAN THLE AIM CABLE. mane faeured by us, and exbibited in seplembn the apoaal Pair of the Fourizemch street, The ginle fore Deep tea Cuble, ww be laid « wlly ft haw been who ba We pre rit from empae is shade apen ti Approved: by all aclempite ard prarticnl mem @tamined it, var to mauifoature the Onbty for ony partion whgy ve it, to be init from New Terk muda, to the sores and & Rogiasgh, France or ®paimy ‘uh cape temporary ytle Bloww Up While } ond we will undertake to leaker wat pay length re wales’ fry gy Hd ‘by the Mayor for har meen acing--Fifteen or Eightees Persone Lost by co Foe Cat purpone Copholions. sean a Companion ew mocution. They then went to the Pentten whieh |’ The Steamer a Total Wrechy &c. yay Towle tinwn was Toand to be @ model of cleanliness. Ob had cecurred Mamyon, Ind’, August 6, 1866. TH Mice and salrar rm i BistOr GCTEA PRRCIIA ODM Pawy AML C Danny Uhirty. ht a a m MM u VV, ddonerel ot pera te din wt plo there, OwW'h | the soamer General Lytle blew ap near Bethlehem | ew Your Augsnt 1846 Ao orne-eighth of my and thwafterncon. The passengers ray site was recing with vie _ fron one-half to two miles! Abone boiling esiabiah. @ the steamer St. Charles when the expituion took place. ta Humbags. ne of the Mont 4 ment fs in the woods near by. “In the hollow there #9. « F 1.cw boats were clows together. ‘The St. Charies brought tala Sam egestas To tte privet) cote county burldings, containing more (han two percoua There were more nuisanoesthere than inthe vieio ty, amd yet out of one hundred and fifty casce of Ciarrhara which ocenrred lant week not on” cape moergefinto cholera Yet in the Penitentiary, which was farther off to the westward, a natuber of cases bet these causes combined might account ter breaking out of the cholera. un Mr. u ¥ Mr. Morrie.) Revarning subject of Brooklya, Mr. Bergen said that i¢ was singular ne cases of cholera had oceurred ta cow stables and piegerien, and believe the cholera originated He believed the character of the cause of the epidemic bet following five reasons he tho digeare: 1. Choteraie air | 2 Debility found most amen unbealticrt localities, and are ments (rem bed ventdaiion, aud apartments, 4 be hag ol food, excoasive drinking, ‘4 bant water, Olthy privies, Afver giving the above reasonm 3 say that be believed tf the ters would be nearly as bad aa when one thing he conain—there Twelfth ward, where no they were. He thought the fault, Dat with all thew knowledge they had found no remedy for the ehoiera Dr. presented « report of the cholers deaths in F Caer, 1 § toes * The mortuary report makes 72 deaths were The attorne; Of the mate of the shove named prem.onn. Aa Rtaled in the Bexaso of Sunday, he reported them to be in « terri. Die state of Mlb. Orders were rend dy the attorney for the oreu to vacate the hous wotlh they were \oroozhly cloamsed ADOOT POPTER'® FIEND ‘The follow commanics!ions were (hee read ann referred to the Comamitter Aorow 3B. Semone, Rsg., Preadent Metropylitan Bow rd of 1 Dilentmcberiied T cowde prilum ot swseal of car w “ Cilia we 18 rel erenre to the oder secnshoyally walled 19 oe “ To Dr. Jonna D, Tease, Health Otvoer The undersgned ree fully call nf damn to tha sists of the. Purver's Beka on, Word's Inland. te amet! arising {rom the be-ties being wafied by the wind Wage, Bo sire weer 0 terovs the rrrer upon out y - LETTER PROM UP ERIFT RODE T OOF BOOR Fo”m. set read and ordered on fle —— Aho dead and woundet to More City. fiftocn of eighteen persons were lovt racing. Gonerst Lytie, which a total wreck Place in the State to-day. this city and abest 800 im the co: tee State from T@800 to 20, 060, Comaty Clert, wan beaten ia this city by 100 majority ‘The Saterday Four O'Clock Movement Pre- lym notified the “borses,”” throngh the press, iat oo Batnrday, the dth of Angwet, aod every Recurday there after, the journeyman carpenters std jnnery weull de mand the right to quit thetr work at for aMernomn On Satorday evening Inet, « necting of the Union wae held at their hall, No 112 Myrtle avence, Brooklyn, for the purpose mervement bad been revived The inemanne severatiy stated thet they hed quit wort ot four oelesk FM. of that day in pormance wih the notiee prerionsty pub: Nebed and repens ——_ Not more than The officers of the St. Charles deny thai the bowts were They rendered? every aasictance joonitte ty the ELECTION IN KENTUCIEY, fi juvall Bleeted Clerk of the Court of Appeals. Lomariiis, Angust 6, 1968 ‘The alection for Clerk of the Court of appeal: took Duvall beats Hoteon 1,600 ie oobrcdin atin: boat lous armgty At hie depot, “ Broad wy. and druggiae, Tefohat: See eerie iz le ir eee eee SS Aa Order on A ot vir jth» Pin: Jruphans pa pre: sidiewtate ORF oy oe RL 7 ta a ’ eteacsned I Pert ne. etopumet ie eure Bl (Nome street. Reporte from the country feaiente Deval © mamoricy im PF ae om Np mt % droga. Jonna, (oeeestary of Jot Davis, « canéifiat for ‘The demo: ratio sounty ticket is elected BALTIMORE DEMOCRATIC CONVERTION Barrons, August 4 180A, Democratic City Convention re to-day Demcratic Cooventiou DELEGATES TO TRE SARATOGA CONVENTIOM nibre: Tee bom be oft right ie nars Nirhge aed eet 9-4 commend Governor #wane (or tue Wtiienwtbecon ie I MIRAI A Ne Ra ee eA ot Tf Ghirhen ” oy au amggiane oan haa? Rais fetta, re rae Casted in Legal Lotierins.Clees- + CLATR. Beever 10 Reeetoey TH Rly The Seat aes iy - Neve Poromaxarern, Angoet & 006 hat aT AGED MONT yore “6 Charles W. Wheaton and Amurose Wager have been | perfecuy ret! ” ey nom wlewrn Coie eres’ wind ashe cchtena aguas ot roteras te Sommers My ee eh om forts aed reste " eapporer apport the Preskdams, lately s Ccamen tom be Ph CARPENTERS” STR newnced a Sarre. Recently the Carymatery and Jomer! cio of Broek of merwning bow the Trem «itieen thope ehowed ret enemimitp on tay (ur OC meTemeGt gre. wl ioe tow fore eal ie the | Oe Brondwor, smd ale - A x Broadway fact ted Ags) Ls Per ergs meen Oa. are, ry oO lghtewe riiotapa ect eres trom be hm * ver & ; Brestwos. eres ond Cs of Beeiic, Loceammice, SciaoSamete Tecapee bly the best for ELLIPTIC MES TIE CS an ceternn. poset See ns ems ( end Mare Bree puss ke { card i Awe eye wa safe ond pertasn e6 DA LEW® Patt by 9!) Crengiots oat rt Demes bow ny Vlaat te 7 Loe ners Paes. sraith — HY ial ant ite , tha tof * We the lure! moment AAU A. 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