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ste ee fee ee WASHINGTON. the maotfeststto the Custom House 00a, on arrival, masters of vessels are not allowed to make apy cor- rection, addition or alteration whatever thereto, and goods found on board, or even delivered duly ashore to the Custom House officers, if not manifested, will The Body of Thaddeus Stevens be sunject to 8 no egeal tothe valve of the goods, Lying in State. wee Blair. - ‘Toe question as to which side President J. NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, AUGUS TRE CATTLE PLAGUE, eepenses ef Governors Ward and Fenton— Governor Ward, of New Jersey, has signified his complianee with the suggestion of the Board of Health in the sppointment of inspectors at all the Points where railroads enter the State and at their several termini near New York, with instructions to 14, 1868. plavea on the Sixt inst. at Philadelphia, and the re- game on September 7 prox. at the Union uns Tin the contest between the Union club, of Morris- ghey were defeated, the score Handing Union, at; il. In the between the Auburn and Central City clubs at recuse, yesterday, the former were suc- cessful by @ score of 19 to 16. The Auburn club play the Nationals, of Albany, to-day, ——— Wayfarer, Blackf for United States ; , passon,!°5 York Ide: and there ae fore. Startled Fawn Sine Fosse, 2, to lead eagar fer ork; 3d, WB Foot ANPRIA, Aug 12—Arrived; weve will esponse in the Presidential coptest seems (8 8* | thoroughly o—enime ali cats . Sailed—Schr Edward Ewing, Myst Rrforts Making to Obtain the Parla of | wetued at tast tm tevor of em —— ana mine: 7 rn apare=comaapgeasst A: te prodinton | to NEW JERSEY. ..-=' gegen oo ASSIA ey Balt | witea ena Sonat s slr wn snails “Fo | the transit of cattle through the State having been a8 Shuai 60 Ae a eaases sailed "Scars Maria Pearson . fi Jonhnson’s private opinions on the subject have DeeD } remo, ly those to go forward which jon Hill. rig Alex Milliken ( Durfee, Clentuegos, 38 days, with | BOSTON, Aug Lee , US 'stea fallicott and His Confederates. Gificalt to get at, but there seus to be 20 doubt af | senuved: to permit only these éo go forward Uni sae see D powier & Jonca, Had light, variable winds all ein Ph koa eas SvicipR.—Yesterday afternoon & “2 oniee named i fomreapuntae Pateadate ME i , his intention to throw the weight of his influence 4 anq au that have been exposed to contact with the, Jacod Henner shot himself thro” Bilaabebe Pt pric Magholta (Be Robertson, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with fattie, Avusbury, to - - h the head at his | plaster, to ©: mares & De. port; Chalience, 8 4 y ‘, in favor of the democratic candidates. The Prest- | drippings and excrements of diseased cattle, ye BCI Island, NS, with fish, to W 8+] Port Johnson ; Copia, W: jew! “tur, mtevene ‘Couveyed te | 4 coaiders that principles and not men should | ite flowing iter expiaiba cline.“ | rexdenoein Humbellt ei, Having been engaged <a aoe Matah, Bantport, 7 days, with int, to | Mae gett Cahn Lepmeace, 8; ‘She Remains of Mr. Stevens Conveyed to nad agp papers Sonia Stare or Naw Yous, Exzourrve Deraatusir, in a lawsult Synich terminated adversely to him, ae ro 4 bark Celeste Clark, Poster, St "ieee, * achiva Hoatioties the Capitol, he study of all patriots in present c’ ‘ALGABY By i t Hi Jed wan tinge 4 i ce . fenner b&-ame intensely excited in court and pub- Brig Burmab, Oakes, Bangor, 7 days, with lumber, to Leavitt, Jacksony a ‘omery, in, Doboy Taland, The remains of Mr. Stevens were carried at noon Return of Secretary Seward. berg ia Pp ei tan Board | icy ¢eciared his intention of shooting himself, He | ker # Co. Bangor, 8 wih tombe, | center tio ckeres ae Rinne to-day from his late resideuce to the rotunda of the | | Secretary Seward arrived here late this evening | Sin—fami directed by the Governor to say that, following | they, purchased some powder and proceeded to his | , Brg Ocean Ranaer, Clark, Bangor, 8 days, h Gorham, Callao; ‘Aurclier Beker here they will lie in state unt eight | from lis visit to Auburn, N. ¥. Out the suggestions of your first telegram in relation to the ar | b<use, where, during the temporary absence of his Maria Fons, Hoyt, Bangor, 9 days, with lumber, to | Batavia; Duiveland (ir), Uraves,’ Bombay: schra Nellie a ee . rival of diseased cattle from the West, he haa called the alten } wire, he instantly killed himself. Coroner White held | Holyoke & Murray. Richmond; Elma M Wri e’clock to-morrow morning, when the obsequies | APplication for Pardon of Notorious Internal tion of the Mayors of Albany. Buais ana lmirs to the aus In inquest anda verdict of sulcide was rendered, | Brig Mary Diz, Clark, Bangor, 9 days, with lumber, for Georgetown, DO. 0. harks Tanne Rich, Dutvetana, will take place, The body was attended by a de- Revenue Swindlers. 105! sat has seo commnrineen horittes of Dun: | Deceased Was flity years of aye and leaves @ large Rondel young, Spence, Virsnia. Hie Asriteds cleanse dhennas: Walden, NYork aly ia tachment of the Butler Zouaves, a colored military A vigorous effort is being made to procure from ne dangw 10. he perrity - eziee from tia cause | family. a le Schr Sea N, Fagisrng he ag Do. RLainy Harding, Liverpool. 4°) ‘galive Seana ae 24, organization of this city, under the command of | *he President warrants of pardon for the New York | Misasuteahave been taken at theae petty ana iia bollerea peeps) Serr oe Gaids Gastestoos for Babel Plerson, St George, Me; Ann S Brown, mh, tomton; Wille Captain Hawkins, who were preceded by General | Mernal revenue swindlers, Callicott, Enright and | that the introduction of disensed e ‘ork, Eakin, Sergeant-at-Arms Brown, Senator McDonald; | Allen. Petitions have been gotten up in favor of | VY T#pectully, DANIEL W. MERCHANT, RatRoap.—Yesterday forenoon the shockingly pman, Rio Janeiro and amar Schr Till’ soon be checked. | SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE Monnis AND Essex ] Sehr Gf ther, Sata igworth via Norwich, where sh | Sta es, Matanzas! Mary Louise, Hatuilton, ac leared-—Barke Amazon, 0 ‘Schr ‘m Van Ni tary. Br. Gray, chaplain of the Senate, and @ few personal friends of the deceased, and were followed by some Sorty or fifty others, principally colored people. The eottin was carried by Messra, Chauncey, Reese and several other employs of the House of Representa- fives, aided by Lewis West, Mr. Stevens’ old body servant. Arriving at whe Capitol the cortige filed into the rotunda between lines of the Capitol police, who osed in after it, excluding the crowd until the coffin “bad been placed on the stand prepared for it under the centre of the dome, immediately in front of the plaster statue of Mr. Lincoln, and until the atten- dant colored soldiers had stacked arms and mounted each of these men bearing pretty long lists of in- Muential names of citizens of New York and Brook- lyn. The petitions have been presented at the White Honse and were referred by the President to the Attorney General for a report of their cases, and his advice in regard to the propriety of granting the pardons asked for. Up to the present time the Attorney General has not transmitted to the President his opinion on any of the cases, but it 18 understood that he will do so within the next day ortwo. The President has had interviews witha number of the relatives and friends of the prisoners, but has given them little encouragement to hope that their prayers will be favorably considered. He ‘The following is the report of the Sanitary Com- mutilated remains of aman were discovered lying mittee of the Board of Health on the Cattle disease:— METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH, } . New York, August 13, 1868. In view of the rapid apreed of the mi ant disease that has barst fot as an epidemic among herds of cattle in certain portions of Tlinots and Indiana, whence beef is supplied to the Metro- politan district of New York and the most populous portiona of the Eastern and Middle States, this Board of Health has endeavored promptly to do whatever lies in tts power to prevent the introduc- tion of such cattle and to exclude all such beef from the markets in this district. And however greatly it is regretted that farmers and the holders of the infected and sickly herds must suffer personal losses and inconvenience the act of bringing for- along the track of the Morris and Essex Railroad, near this place. Both legs were cut off, the head smashed in and one of the arms horribly cut up. He was named Patrick Conlon, about twenty-five years of age, unmarried and worked for a Mr, Morrell, of this place. He hasa brother on the New York police force. It seems that in addition to his vision being imperfect he had been drinking and was on his way home when struck by the locomotive of the half- past eleven P. M. coal train, Paterson. Pata, Rawwroap Accipent.—A brakeman was killed on the Erie Railway on Monday afternoon. A coroner’s inquest was held and a verdict rendered of ‘accidental death.” jedford. for Philadelphia. lark, Taunton for Blizabethport. Schr James Neilson, Sone Coa a aS ir Schr Phil Sheridan, River. Schr Ellen M in Pawtucket for Elizabeth- , Craig, Boston ; brig Harry, ‘sche James C Maloy, Russell; Salem. > Isaac Carver, Mary Plumer, John Given, farts ng 9—Arrived, schra Anna Leland. Benneth, astern Belle, Killman, Philadelphia ; 12th, bark: ce to load for Buenom Ayres. yacht Highlander, Turner, NYork: 1th, aig Pleree, Palindelphia; sehre Wiliam MeCobI Chipman, NYork: Ottoman, Nye, Hoboken. THT, Ang i2—Arrived, schr Kenduskeac, Mitchell, Elizabethport. CHARLESTON, Aug 10—Cleared, schr Lit, Townsend, ‘or NBalled—Brig Ambrose Light, Higgins, Philadelphia; fechr icDougall, a northern port. h— Arrived, brig Samuel Welsh, NYork. CALAIS, Au Cleared, schra Georgia Told (new), Davis, NYork ; th, George B Somes, Pray, and Mary & Eliza, Wiley; Philadelphia. DI GATON, "Aug 18—Sailed, sthr Transit, Endivott, Geaages ‘oGALVESTON, Aug€—Arrived, steamsbip Tillic, Deering, ward and offering any such animals for food must ‘Trenton. port. sia guard, wien the public Were admitted to view the | D&S expressed a determination to give the cases of | be regarded as a very gross offence sthellves | 4 Deyocnario Mass Memrixa was held in this Poet teeta tert ten LOUGESTER, Aug 11—Gleare’, bark Meroator (Prus), ains. these men a careful and impartial examination be- a our fellow beings. “The inves ons made by city on Wednesday night. Franklin S. Mills, of | _ Schr Reading RR No 43, Rhodes, Providence for Phila Landenan, Hathurst, NB, ‘This afternoon large crowds were in attendance at | ‘Fé taking any action inthe matter. It ts said that | Bcrentiic ani experienced officers of this Board have Af a phia. ‘HOLMES’ HOLE, Aug 11, PM—Arrived, brige Chas fully confirmed the opinion that the flesh of these nton, addressed the assemblage. A campal, the rotunda of the Capitol to view the deceased | Me friends of Enright hope to have that portion of | diseased animals cannot sates ibe ates food. Pee elegant workmanship was unfurled oy he ea Schr Laconia, Merrill, for Elizabethport. Schr Minnte Warteld Bevile, Providence. statesman, and many were still visiting the remains | *#¢ Sentence subjecting him to imprisonment re- | The information now before ows that | breeze amid great demonstrations of enthusiasm, Bohr ee idence for Elizabethport, Heath, Coombs, Rondout for on; Nathaniel Stevens, Saunc Sel ab Wi Boul Provide yates Boardman, Billard, NY: hr nt I ity Ce. yon; Wm 5 Sehr Wen eee Prov Oni Gertru: ders, Port Johnson, Ga; schrs Honest Abe, Conary, jelphia for Boston ;’ Caroling © Smith, Barratt, do for i ‘ork for Hoxton’ Orion, until some proof of the contrary is obtained the m: Coals nd Bay State, Lang, Rondout to-night, the entrance to the rotunda being kept | Mitted, leaving intact the part Imposing the fine, hgnant disease which has been brought eastward | A'LEGED RUFFIANLY AssaULT.—Yesterday a war- pre nem ctor ianece 108 Bakar eI eee emi do for Newburgtart; Car ‘Kent, open. The coffin is of rosewood, covered with fine | Captive Children Delivered Up by the Indians. | from Illinois and Indiana should De regarded and | rant was issued by the Mnyor for the arrest of aman | Echt Connestieut, Davin, Providence for Rondout. Etlzabethport for Lynn;'Sarau, Louleo, Siveth, Boaton f Diack cloth and lined with white satin, Upon the | The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has received a | treated as an infectious fever or plague. ‘The trans- | named Gabriel Kuhn, who it is alleged committed | Schr Alida, Eaton, Providen Baltimore; Mary Ji ork: F St Clair ce, jane, Stetson, do i any sk ‘ttle Cheste: id for Elizabethport. ward Treland, do for Philadelphis Ella, Thomas, 8 lid {8 a large silver plate Dearing the following in- | @P0rt from Indian Superintendent Thomas E. Mur- | Poriwucn Cf any ck Or Infected atth erciniten® | #0 assault and battery on Dr. Berger, the pastor of | £chr Triumph, Chester, Providence for E for Ellznbetip rt. | Jouu'h, NB for doz Bila Ameden, Smith, Balen for dor @ M scription—Thaddeus Stevens, born April 4, 1702; | PHY, dated Atchison, Kansas, August 6, enclosing | The omering of any auch diseased, auiaels ee ary | te, German Catholic church here. I€ is further al- | Schr Mi Ganlate, Feuer: Hoyidence for ettzanethport. | Partridge, Snow. Gains for Newark Taland Balle, ‘Pleroey mais, or any ‘Provi i. Vinathaven for NYork. ed August 11, 1803, at midnight.” ‘The plate is in two letters from John E. Tappan, who was a member rtion of their flesh, for sale for food within the woud that Kuhn visited the church and endeavored Gekr Scere Maral Smith, idence for Rondout coy aven Bye ‘orig Susan (Br), Windsor, NS, for New " culations and insulting ir Baker, Providence, letropolitan district of New York will be regarded | PY Voclferous gest tt York? schra David ‘Babcock, Philadelphia. for Poston; & the form of a shield, handsomely chased, and | % the late peace commission, dated respectively y aga culpable offence against the sanitary ordinanees language. 2. intareups | ae Cmeapnan wile | Beer paar ge, Sal idence.” Rittarder arene do for Gardiner Taune. Vangant, Gifard, round it a row of silver tacks, Upon’ each | JUlY 18 and 26, 1868, and stating tat the Kiowas had | relating to markets amt food articles as will be pun- | CxHorting his people. But ‘by the intervention | sour p Merwin, Bunce, Providence for Rondout. Salem fot Baltimore; Adele Trudell, Bassatt, d tor = delivered up to him, asa proof of thelr friend: ished with the heaviest penalties the laws provide, | Of Dr. Berger, however, the accused was saved from | Schr Brave, Snow, Providence. town, DG; Chas E Raymond, Higrins, Boston for AJexandriag ide are three very heavy silver bandies, the P ' Proof of their ndship No relaxation of this order of the ‘can be | Tecelving the summary vengeance of the insulted Schr Marshall O Wells, Reeves, Providence for Rondoitt. 8 arstairs, Boston for Philadelphi ni Richard Law, Law, hinge portion being the national court of arms | !F the whites, a boy about four years of age anda | diowed. congregation, who are now. Geernained to resort to | Schr David Currie, Read, Providence for Rondout. Gloucester: he. do; steamer Jerety: Blue, Commlakey, witht and an cagie embiazoned on the handie, ‘The comn | $'"! about thirteen years of age, and that he had | | From the frst hour that any officer of thie Board | the,tore discretional eastigation of the daw. Ht is J geht francis Mere livers Prorsaensty, KEY WHET, Rig cin pote brles, Panny ele, 4# heavily trimmed with silver, and upon the lid rests | "®uded them over to General Alfred Sully, commana. | had ype of a — presence or ap- ee a * | Sehr Martin Van Buren, Harding, Providence. from Bante Anns, Mex, for Falmonth, 3. eaten vay ° - is et ~ Provi 5 wi 3 o s beautiful chain of white ribbon. The features of | 0 the District of Upper Kansas, eet RP iaiistite Hacnein ecu Oren ale DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET. Schr Clantara Allen, Smith, Providence. Trom Cienfuegos for Philadelphia, arrived Aug mega - the deceased have enanged but very Uttle and he | | Superintendent Murphy on his recent visit to } and absolute exclusion of, these cattle ‘and every Boney Me Preset ebintage Praodence Tor Readout, Sfean'Sdnachy st Jument from ‘Tatapico for do, arrived Jap looks quite uatural, though emaciated by his long | Fort Larned saw the boy and girl at Fort Harker. | Portion of thelr ftes! from the markets. The greatest Abont a quarter past one o’clock this morning a fire Schr J M Freeman eee Providi Sehr Native, ‘30—all with sickness on’ board. , diligen: ind all available means Is c ‘. BI , 8—Arrived, ship C M, Corre Mness, ‘The mouth and eyes are closed, bat the eyes General Sully said he intended to send the girl to we and all availal have also been | was discovered in the rear part of a stable adjoining Rohe Mary J Dasa Mifflin, Warren. NEW ORLEANS, Ay rrived, ship peace regal, ’ employed in the investigation of the pathology and 2 " 5 f hr Minquas, Phillips, Newport. Liverpool ; brig Johann fay, Willma, Gen : are romewhat sunken aud the right temple iy a | the St Mary’s Mission to be taken care of by the Sis- | character of the disease and its morbid results In | tHe tain and feed store ne st mealecciat blealie Bee Beek Hee Felon, New London for Philadelphia, | Gace etae bee Cencire wbar'Ginar, bolle toe Little dark. ters, and to keep the boy until it can be ascertained | the organs and flesh of the sick cattle, Yet we look | West Eleventh street, at the corner of West. The | Schr Susan MeDiviit, Falon, New London for Philadelphia. | Sampson, NYork ; acl en » > to the proper authorities of the districts eh | a three xt brick house, ex. | SehrSamuel N Smith, Hil, New London, Gissnericbn Usites, Sarkalalanne. The Councils of this city met in joint session to-night | Where thetr friends and relatives reside. The Co- | the distase in spreading to give te te ae ah | building 48 a three story brie e x | Schr Mary Haight, Flynn. New London. Sere ee #06 © 8 FM —Ge the ten, colnet Romie a 5 o Schr J Bentley, Jones, New London. bound, ship Sorrento. ¢ and passed resolutions of respect to the memory of | MANches had also brought in and delivered up to | jecta the investigation that. is needed. Plainly | teDdiN& seventy-five feet on each street and | Schrd Reuiley, Jones, Kew London. | NEWBURYPORT, Aug 1l—Arrived, schr Rvelyn, Crowe Vyne enough itis a pestilence that may not | including on West street Nos. 425, 426 and Sehr Samuel Warren, Nash, New London. ell, Elizabethport. Mr. Stevens. See ae ag anont ransom, a girl about nine | To eibile health iit a Dot “stamiced oat orcs | Az. The “corner on the first” oor was | sehr Beading RUNG! tean Nee terion for —ailater. | “HEM REED, Ang12—Sailed, schra Sparkling. Stn, A committee was also appointed, one from each | Ye#rs old. This child Agent Wyncoop preferred | jeast kept well isolated. Y a liquor store, owned by Jonn | C, | Pha eazon, au a erry, and Pennsylvania, Hutchinson, NYork J Ponder, 3 See en Naas , | to keep with him until it can be ascertained where | ‘The sanitary iaterests of New York and a reasona- | Clauson. ‘The contents‘of the feed store, consisting cl ‘3 pPortiand, Ot. ree ean Gould, ¥ : Z ims ward of the city, to accompany his remains to the bbe. fathead miachecceaian (She capa the orct| le revaet fod the nteneate fifa hella ea ana of hay, straw and grain, were completely destroyed Schr A G Pease, Raynor, Portland, Ct. Harriet Newhall, Gould, Philadelphia; ZL Adams, Nickexe Place of their final interment at Lancaster, Pa. Schr Freestone, Hall, Portland, Ct. #on, and Aid, Smith, do pd: . and other communities that are similarly exposed, { 40d the loss may be estimated av $15,000, said to be Schr Joseph Rodgers. Hall, Portland, Ct. NEWPORT, Aug’ 41, PM—Arrived, brig Burmah, Oaks The funeral services are to be neld at eight o'clock | BOt Mken prisoners or killed; that her name is Cor- | has made it a duty of this Board publicly to epee covered by insurance, Clauson’s 1038, prinelpally by Schr Wm T Hyer, Baker, Hartford for Elteabethport. Bangor for N¥ork; achire Ellen Perkin Eldre Glenceniag te-morrow morning in the rotunda, and the body | S¢! aud her grandfather's name is Allwright; but | its earnest desire to have the moat effectual sanitary | Water, is about $1,000, insured for $1,500 in the New Schr Josephine, Lindsley, New H. for Baltimore. for do; Parallel, Church, NYork for Portland i Charl a 4 measures adopted here 1d elsewhere for the pro- | Amsterdam [nsui ¢ Company. Damage to the Schr Judge Runyon, Jones, New Haven for Elizabethport. | Lovenng, Staples, T: 01 g she cannot tell what State o1 i P e and € re for the pro- i boty will be carried to the depot, escorted by the colored wi F county they reside in. | fection of the markets and the people against al | building, icluding the stable, may be estimated at BCtt ple Randelphy Davis, New Haven for Eligabethport. | Writhington, Fail. River, for, Philadelphia; Franklin Plerea y ol b per gains 4 Fa SB oan. ™ a r ‘. . thport, Jodgdc ence for Port Johnson; John © Bax Wouaves, which are acting a§ a guard of honor, and | TH Comanches still hold one boy, which they | diseased beef. In response to the request of the | abont $5,000, also covered by insur The horses | gcnrJames Holtman, Sbarp, New Haven for Port Jobn- | Jonee uy rer Necks Trepheuts Nickerson, do tor Rondowes preceded by a colored brass band from the neighbor- | 4¥€ Promised to deliver up to their new agent officers of this Board the Governors of New York, | ! the siable were all removed in safety fe TLE ITs SA i a LP Ely, Stokew do for NYork; slodp Elan A Jayne, sity of Ceopmata’ when he gives them their annuities. The: . | New Jersey and Pennsylvania are co-operating for Schr M Kennedy, Miles, New Haven for Elizabethport. Pawtucket for Rondout. ee sahiny lls haatargidettee io ag vipoanivartind) SUSE Nes ripen cette at aed beabrtis this purpose, And itis plainly ‘necessary that this LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, Schr Rebecca Fiynny Rich, New Haven for kiteabelhport (arp area mains are to be placed will leave here at ten o'clock y ‘ \y e captive now held by | effort should extend throughout all the States ieee Schr Henry Clay, Jones, New Haven for Rondout. i NCH, Aug I—Arrived, sehr Tabitha Hannety : os ere ti ease ‘ailing. And earn. srnbllani ‘che Ambassador, Kelsey, New Haven for Ella: ort. Arrived, schre William past twelve train at Baltimore for Little York, Pa. Cognel 8. i. Leavenworth, late Indian Agent of | Titi advised that preventive, meamres, com: | Years of age, residing at No. 518 East Fifteenth street, | Rehr Gerber Rowse: New Hveen fees eee water Tagen Brisk fer Phliadelphta, Danie Marvin, feng losing Incid {the Life of Mf the Kiowa and Comanche tribes, who is now in this a te with it BP rity, be f a th street and Second ave Sehr Guat, Johnson, New Haven for Port Johnson, a Y “i ing Incidents of the le of ir. Stevens, id mensurate Ww! § seve! , be ee cond avenue 1 “| “4 ¢ ~ yal nd orthwith adopted | while crossing Thirty: ‘0 minway, NYork for Providence. - ction in all exposed | yesterday was knocked down by a steer and serious- (ea Mary Selsey, Shopshire, New Haven for New Bruns- PENSACOLA, Aug 5—Cleared, brig Wm Mallory Jr, Wily wick. . mended that what- | ly injured. Schr Thor B Kellar, Seaman, Bridgeport for Trenton. vUIHIDA DELEHTA, Ang 12—Arrived, bark Hellesponty jadi ‘The Chronicle of to-morrow will contain the follow- has received @ letter from the clerk at the by. authorities having ju ing Htatement of the closing incidents of Mr. Stevens’ | M°MCY, dated Bureka Valley, July 8, stating that | dist ricts, It is respectful! ever other regulations may be adopted there should Y, 7 Th —. eC Schr B D Pitta, Milla, Gree for Philadelphia, Bridgeo, Boston; bri Darling, Martin, Clenfue Me, as related by one who has been constantly at | M@hwee, 4 chief of the Quochatagna band of | he very rigorous quarantine and isolation of all in- | CA# AcctpENT.—Allce Campbell, three years of | SiS Grevon, Rhxsen, Providence . Tenke'is Prescott: Mille, Vinalbaren;’Fromier, Skinner 8 his bedside:—On Monday, the Sd inst., when Mr, | Comanches, hat brought into the agency a boy | fected or sick cattle, and that such cattle shall in no | Me, residing at No. 243 ave ue B, was run over bind The brig Velocity, reported 11th inat, had light variable pie Fd mines “Allen, be Portland; WW Till, Stevens received a letter fro Mr. Garrett, President | 2@Med Thomas Bailey, who was taken at the time | C&¢ be moved, except as hereinafter recomended; | terday evening by car No. 34 of the Dry Dock, East | winds, with occasidnal squalls; 9th init, durin, a squall, jobbine, Nor! 4 a ; “4 also that whenever the disease appears in transport | Broadway and Battery Railroad line and had her | &!¥ away foretopgallanweall, Frink, Boston; E Haight, eit langor; M Van Dusen, @f the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, offering him the | Plek Freeman was captured in October last. They | trains or boats, or in the herd yards, thorough dis- | preaeay on, beside at Corson, 840 Boston. sustaining other severe and BELOW. Cleared & Strout, Bty at, Jacksonville, Fla; schra ere of a special car to convey him home, he appeared | Sl! hold Freeman, The Indians and the whites at | infection shall be adopted, and the sick animals be ‘She was taken to Bellevue fa ta J B Austin, Davis, Charlestown; Lucy Holmes, Fill 7 . immediately slaughtere kept isolated @ + . ford, from Liverpool July 3 , Mase: Naiad Queen, Chase, ey. Point : G more gratified than Thad ever before ween him. He | te ageney gave three horses and a pair of revolvers | {Mnyanalay slaughtered oF be kept Isolated under tal and the driver arrested. : Ep at oe oie eh la hd Ceeentineate ts ® Aime hae, Nant suld he knew he was not able to go home in the regular for the release of Bailey. At the same time it was DISINFECTION OF CATTLE YARDS AND CATTLE TRANS+ FELL Orr lits WaGon,—Thomas Adams, driver of SAILED. a Asame, 05 sons fl Bary, welts Pi alia cial _ | ascertained that the Comanches had secretly PORT CARS, @ Castle Garden express wagon, fell from the same cae Sete OL & Wattnon, Wil . Passenger car, and as the oifer presented an oppor: . ogy 4 killea ‘The Metropolitan Board of Health earnestly re- : Steamehipe Palmyra, Li Sereiann; Ieeniek 18 Quincy Point; L. 8 Wattson, Willis, Salem ; M Se tunity for going home without being crowded he | Meh Texas and ore ney 1 | commend that upon every Ine of railway npon | 12 Broadway yesterday and was injured severely. | wavana: Perit, cal: eston (13th). PORTLAND, Aug 11—Cleared, schr Harrie: Potter, Wilt seemed very much cheered. Upon Thursday, the | Se® capturing three boys and one girl by | which cattle are being or Nave recently been trans. | He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. Wind wt aunset WSW. lard, York. ” th inat., when Dr. Carpenter went in to bid him |e BaMe of MeKiroy. Mahwee atknowledged | ported from Mlinols eastward there shall be a suit- | ‘TeNgMENT Hover Row.—A disturbance occurred — PORTSMOUTH, Ang 10—Arrived, brig Birchard & Tor- re Charles E Holler, Mitebelk doz . ” ” able appiteation of disinfectants. in tidtebamont t » No. 361 Hast Thirty-fifth street Shipping Net ‘ good-by, he said he was so much better that if the | "4! be Sed five more captives in his camp. Ina ~ NTS TO U! ee e way |" ehement house No, i past iy: street, poping oad Fountain, NYork. Sovter would stay another day he believed he sould | COBersation with Cheyenne Jennie, a squaw resid. | “'AT DININFROTANS) Ty Tat xP Mow THEY MAX | last night, betwoen Michael McKinney, John Tracey | The steamship Hermann, for Bremen, takes wut A1,4%7, deraleew i Gators Be able to go home with bim. Dr. Carpenter told | 'M# Mt the agency, he stated he had nine, two were | Carbolic acid is the only one to rely upon, Use | and Bridget Tracey, in the course of which John | *M¢ the Bagle, for Havana, $258,500, PROVI 12—Salled, steamer Honter, poets go saa compre chiefn, however, one belonging to the Noconee band | the crude and cheap fuids known as heavy oli of | ‘Tracey was stabbed in the lett side and. his wife cut Marine Disasters. Roge ‘nchra Jennie A. She that it would not safe for ad v4 ar, f to go then, but coal tar, or the coal tar itself, upon yards, paths and | inthe head, McKinney was arrested and Tracey Sar Brian Bonormr—Li Ang WR Intellige Georgetown, DC; Rescue, Kelle Philadelphia: FF Ran- that he might go in a few days, The next day | 4% ethers of the Antelope Skinner band. fe says | all the droppings and manure. ‘The cheapest kind | and his wife sent to Bellevue Hospital, haw just been received In this chy teat the Mritlsa thiy Sean | {elpBr, Adama, Eiizubethports Winer, Lombard, 40; they know he has eleven in hia camp, and that there | of carbolic acid will be best upon the floors and sides Boroihme, Captain av has been lost ataea, ‘The ship | S800 Barber, do: fatty are a @riday) be said we should have to defer 7 Ps feattle car. There shonld be vcomplee “athe | ——es | int froin the port of Dublin abou the Ia of Auger ros | Wells Reeves, Kokdout: Hanon Willeia. outi, do; J Charly gomg home for the present, wx he was | # Party of Comanches, numbering twenty-one, | oy Wash of these sprinklod over the entire surface Quebec. But few particulars ot the “disaster have veen re- | ROWer, do; James M Deputy, Sturgis, NYork ; Fakir, Saun: growing weaker, and that it did not make any aif. | 2°W 00 4 ral in Texas, Another band of that tribe | that is to be disinfected. Grounds and paths should SHI PPIN GQ NEW 8. Shh the exseptiee: Of Captain’ Melon hud the urei couse nal | 40; Connectiont, Rtephenion, do; Hatile 8 Colling rv. 0} fe: hethes xs Wate nome . Was expected at the agency every day from Texas. first receive a thin coating of quick lime, and upon me hands were drowned, J Selab Freee Set do; EJ Munsell Barlow, do; Helem rence now whether we went home or not—we | TAs CXPom Receipts for the Fires Week in | ‘8 sprinkle the heavy oil of tar from a common 4 gimme BARK HY TrownRincr—\ despatch has heen received | Crete dol woe vith Moston Halt do Peo Oateet might jast as well stay here. He sald, “This is ax jonse Revel watering pot. ‘The fluors and sides of foul cars Almanac for New York=-This Day. from Capt Hotchkiss, of the til‘fated bark Hy Trowbridge, | do; Rhode Taland, Tryon, do. yt 10+ Wm Penn, Ooltouy gash place an.sng.® is coutinend, 41 have pretty August. should be thoroughly moistened with carbolic acid. stdin nonquncing that the following named pereons | _ AN FRANCISCO, Aug 12—Arrived, ship | Mian nearly wound up my business here; Ihave my af- fc ‘ong (has Deon reported arrived Suly 81); Brig Mire nearly settied at the furnace and my prepara- were saved from. th Ve -+ 5 09 | Moon rises,.morn 109 | Sirsitochkise Miss Anmeie tchkian, Oocar Hoamentits re at ns tions are about all made.” He intimated his readt- mess todie, but added, “1 see some bright prospects ++. 7 00 | High water... eve 4.58 | mate, and John Hoye, John MeMeuzie and Michael Meken Mohan AH Ack To Arrived, Steamship Marmion, Fait im the future that could almost tempt me to demre Fie, ecamen. | The ruals has a wife and two children ving in | cloth, NYork. a ee ‘ork, to whom, elligence will give great joy. |—Salled, Charles mes HotchKiae'a not expected to arrive. Rome foe eevee bm 24 sap ieee igs to hve a little longer; but no matter."gOn Tuesday morning he thought he was better, and | thought #0 lea, NYork. Avaust 13-9 A. M. yet. LMINGTON, NC, Aug 10—Arrived, sebr Cariinie, Jf Weather. Thermometer. PARALLEL (of Boston), Church, from New York for too, though we could not get time to take mucn ‘The following is a statement of the receipts from | It may be applied with sprinkler or brush. Manure | Son rises. foms from August 1 to August 8 inciusive:— 7. aps and droppings from Western cattle shoutd be | | caretully disinfected with t quantity of | 58Q sets. quick line and heavy oil or A barrel or two to the acre of wy oll”? or of Weather Along the Const. good coul tar, would be a sufficient quantity; and a pint of carbolic acid, diluted in tifty parts water, Port. Wind. — for a —— head cattle bes eee ‘The Sanitary Comuittee and Corresponding Secre- fax tary of the Board of Health, havin; ten directed to | Rertland.- Prepare a statement with suggestions in regard to | priadeiphi z: i somn Portland, with a cargo of corn, put inte Ne Thth i Tith_—Arrived, achr John Ferris, 8t John, NYork. spore | distreas, having ring n leak "Hight of the lek: wbiien nate rar me pte ay pron we | | gee ux Mey oAABREN, Aug “10—Arrived, ache Deana Anne, "Chay ibarien. Ms ta (of Rockland), for Richmond, with jown Iith inst leaking. Flauled ashore vi @ F ; : Preventive measures against the cattle disease, re- | Wilms * esirieromen toes nd quietiy woos asleep ap- ‘The committee appointed by the Secretary of the Speotfally submit the (oregoing to the public. Waanineton a =n in hopes to stop I parently, really in deep meditation ‘Treasury to investigate the affaira of the Printing STEP! SMITH, M. D., Fortreas Moi 70 avove Key Wrat, Ang 6—Brig Fauny (Belay Nedabi, from <n — Mr. Stevens thought more of the future than was | Division report ite accounts correct and every an Sanitary Committee. yd 1 avove — cae een Frminnn Lt 4a Bere 20b alt with OBTAINED generally supposed. He wax always a man of «| dollar xatinfuctoriaity accounted for. ‘They also re | GR?.,B Lavcorn, Pres. Met. Board of Healt Bowtie 0 above | Dabiy tall next week. re i es yg oe “ . Mi. . Secretary, M. FSi qT fe ‘ork, 20th, 20 im 3 Sew words on that subject. port that the affairs of the Bureau have been ad- aaron 34 SbO7E | captain and all the crew except oue mac mE enn ech . Havana... Aboot nine o'clock on Tuesday mourning he axked | min d with marked ability and integrity. Cattle Importation Into Canada to, be Pro- sn gowe one if Mr. McPherson, Clerk of the Honse of hibited. Representatives, was ip town, remarking that they MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES. Orrawa, Canada, August 12, 1868, Rad Some conversation the last day Mr. McPherson John Brougiam’s theatre opens in October, ‘The Minister of Custom has ander consideration bead iu regard to which he would like to see ‘The Theatre Comique open for the season on | the prevention of importation tnto Canada of cattle Monday next. from the Western States, in consequence of disease States, oy — About two o'clock hin nephew, Thaddeus Stevens, | "Waort's Musenm and Metropolitan thestre witt | reported to have broken out avn aabZapere. sin have Whitetall seams wine isa Mea or the | seported):anthonss ‘on’ the let ot tae Sor wR eee” | freee i, MUANEL: Counsellor, 0 Broadway, room: 4¥., came into his room. He had just arrived from | open on the Mist inst 4 —- fouroetock for the Lower Kay, f "| —PRIZES CASHED AND aah Sees : _PRISES INFORMATION the farmae, in Adams conmty, Pennsylvania, Mr. | pawin Hooi's new fheatre will prouably open THE NATIONAL GAME. Giana, work he reel ‘Anviniunes’ was nent tober and the wee | A. niehed in Royal Havana and al ague; were compelled to pul. into Tortugas f THOMAS DIKEMAN, Counsellor, 7 Nassan strech vearel wan brought np by partion from Tortereer ive etne paginas wo Ban nh ha - A a<gremeet PORT OF VEW YORK, AUGUST 13, 1868, = exer are recovering rapidly, and the veseell will +4 BQOLUTE, Divo RES OBTAINED, IN perenne Brig Wm Creevy, Haley, trom Cen! publicity; no charge mill divorce obtained: wivece Pama rig Wm vy, Haley, from fuegon for Philadelphia M HOWES, A yachts potore Zaporied) pul in’ 24. with steward sick, who’ Bas * Cro ” 0 nen since died. The " 7 ae = roan wil he forwurded trve'of | the Wand was buried at thinpor’ he resol wilfproceed | A MZOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIV ¢ Herald steam yacbta whe Stevens talked to him abont his clearing off | about the Ist of Janu abs the Bawa bee ML be fe pet ase 0 ae. lands there and the affairs of the furnace an cieariy | The French theatre will open with opra bouge ov Olympic, of Washington, rn (Br. Walaon, Liverpool via Que ‘Teore'are four cnace on board now, of WBlss cae ie especied | ners ee ee Stn. on a to die today. The rest are doing well. a he ever did, and also conversed with hun about | the 16th of September, of Warhingtou, played the second | “"Srameniy ivermaun (NG), Wenke, Bramen—Ontriehe & | VRASRL ASROMR—Slaamer Sen Gall, Dutton, at Oharieaton | A. orient tine: OF THB STATR LOR 5 ‘en - @eporitions taken and the point> of law in a certain The Cinciuna Opera Honse ix to be sod at public | game of their series in this vieinity yesterday at | ¢ from Baitimore, reports 8th inet, PM, eight miler south of | STATE OF KENTUOKY—RXTRA OLA86 avooer 13, eB suit, telling him what was necessary to be done and | auction on the 28th inst. ye Union grounds, having for their opponents the | sic” , Havana Atlantic Mail Steam. | Body Isiand, saw & three masted vessel on the beach. 7, 41 7, exire by wawroon’—claee tia’ ai a) what was not, just as lucidly as he would have done | Janauschek, who will shortly return tongh Atiautics. "The young vinitors opened the | y steatehin Niagsrn, Hinkesan, Norioiky City Point and Misceliancous. 8, 3, 4, 80, sy ot coun lool at any other time, thongh he lay with his eyes abut Suen me uaa ee ee eau specimens of good batting and on. Portland —J F Ames, ative at bateenen vistors imclet), after a favosutle post @nand covson aren WOOD, EDDY avauer all the whie. He uppeared to feel It very much | Edwin Forrest ts at prewnt securing several first | sharp felling, ond the Rrooklynites perceiving pr) Jowete ahanghweHewlett & Tor. | frivm ihe time she loft New Terk catil Mtcrirel eke eee | waste Simchat tse a attests tele when spoken to about religion, When asked whether | Class actors fo (ravel wi land support him the com | har their contents sharp, went in on their 3 the run in 22 hours leew than the famous steamer ¥i, Capt 64 9%, 27, 13, x s ‘oon, Or be would have persons pray with him he said he a. T, deulteck ah Dieeiies cease datenehh bid bert hoe Donham's Nephew & | Pi Both these vesacls, with their motive ‘com GREGORY, CO,, Managers, | ring power ahead. ren, were built at East Hosion by McKay & intended to carry passengers between and both — = jontevideo aad aenon AVTes. would. The clergyinen who called on him | weeks’ engagement A. ea DRAWING OF THE KENTUCET an New Year's day were went for and | Mi. on August 1 Sevan STATE TRETRA { MeVieker's thentr tately pia elves na . Meinoke & ingflonians worked we We, Who sOMtAINEd the Wy Hamborg and Bremen HW] | Snip JavA—CARD OF THANKS —Th #3, vrciven ny mie undersigned, on be. | K#NTCOKY feng and prayed with bin. While they were aan ta Yee “We mis 8 haif of lf, his officers and craw, who, having Ubee tos, sou! K, OT.A88 488, AUGUST 13, 186A, Draging he responded to ihem twice, bur | weoplay tive same p h DR, Bremen -nee, ens O | Seeman ship Java whiie in a sinking condition and | 27. 38, 08 tite eects ae aula , pl s brought eately to thin port by Captain Pietre Gs Ragusen, of | XENECOKY ira Ass 4M, DRotpeD ny ould Dot understand What he «tid, When Sister pats or ques jn bag ym + hm the Austrian abi Carla, of a, Pa at Aas aM, Avauer 1d INK Pe ogee mart of Quec len & © tendering hie and their tha 6, 2 A , Loretta O'Riley and Sixier Genevieve, of Providence | PAT itapey Dumpty.” with, his misehievous pranke Medaln, Kouerdam Punch, | extended to them B: Ce MURRAY BC Mospiial, knelt hy iis side and prayed, smer | aud langhable adventures, has vi bast reaw Saretia took hin by the hand. Hie brewst heaved | dutet city of Baltimore without having « wrenouRt = BH nercerenee mes? Managers. ‘TATR MOTYERYEeTaA ‘OLAS 586, AUaUeT 18, 7 Cay ot § Whitman, | 08 Poard eld alti jn RICHARD ss mms Brett, Son & Co, LEAN, Tato master of ablp Java. insurance ‘on the Java. and. frelsht Holiday Whaleme: For ciroulars, &c., in the Migsourt State farion. He asked his court SIMMONR, wR a GENERAL G°AMT'S TOUR. s daugnier, whe wan | ; mauve 4 m7, 3%, Tl, 2, 3, 37, With emotion, touKh he did Tot mHewk. Iu merely | RARLOMEDG Wont Oe a tebe rau 1 nd Remedioe—B wens in this ety | the cargo of 1,000 tone ratiroad | MIRgDURE SrATiE LOermity “as Abt 18 yo prewed her hand. The last tint ib recotiect «| font insti, with scenery and transformalions copied 0 J MY Hlson, Caw Bay —irett, Son & Co, é + 4 SIMMONS & MURRAY, Maw: Ss Tess Waeser, hasont Pertiona Barter . | [Some FRANCES BURKETT, of Orient, LI, 906 tone, built at ’ anager, saying War When We Waued Lo Wore We | from the origanal tn tis city, 8 dbase Myon, Portiant later 4 Mer | weatport, Gb in 19M, now a Provitence, nes been purchased | POT eiToulars, Ae. {n the above Loteries advtvees bed, when be said, “Don't w He and moloned | H the Morning, MoFarlend, Naseau—Moe & Weatport, Ot, for #5500 caeb. ‘Covi ‘en | 2 6 Hr) Algury, Nasean tas Douginm, act Johns «At New London Ang I, bark Roman, © for Dr Present, to slay Untii amy Aer lemerron, The General Strack in the Face by a Leader ‘ eae Re ae Swe he m iooveas lands ab cary Lamt year, when he was sick, We sud he word | of n Copperhead Mob at Cartinvill le me Sy Anna ig othe GD. Heribes & On, Apeken, No, 210 Olive street, st. Louis, Missourt. sooner send one hundred miles for Sister Loretia te (Prom ihe Springfeld (IIL) Journal, August 10), 2-38 | Reoeccloudue, Dantnic, Raitimore M Bede. 7 | O" |+, Brig Lizaie Thompeon, from Pome Rieo for New Maven, | ooo pe wias op gmE KLBY 00% be with him in bis last bows than to have many be bonus, doy Hist spirit Which postemses the Ko 6a nen, Boston. Wently. Willer 4 Phones, amg it ia'e ton 83 A. 2 » peines ov THE S1KLBY OO oracy Was fully manifested on the orca. Steen, Providence Sirapaban & Fergu- Foreign. Porte. on, from af n HELBY OOLLEGR-—RXTRA OLA AUUKT 18, 1888, Preachers that be Kaew of, For Wie ine) fHo sears tte pwsxage of General Grant through Carlin. ASPINWALL, Aug 3 Artived, steamship Riging Star, Con- ‘m1, 04, Bi. 1s, 5 i, 13, Be % Fequested to be talked to about dearth froely, saying the other eventing. That party. under the oon, BYore. ‘ te aie ne Avousr is, 1 that he had not tual horror of 1b wineh be onve Auspices oF that primee of low fel wh Dg Ra te brig Goa Rea Gage Ot 77 Seaport Dheches Pra nore bi aCe wins had been holdine. & cal meeting in the town ‘ la ” 1 6—In port hark KENTUCKY. PX TRA Oba ys When he was enked if he would wllow sister | | vortig the das. and, filled with bad — whiskey tevidew (ton Huruomieinet nen, asnefare reporters M | antwerp tags Chitnboraso, Newhall toe Went cond of agen | 5230, 746, 6 tm thee Ba HOO ab” eae, 4s baptize Lim he consented Thee was a very short Vege they heard that General Grant re ae ARRIVALS. Cn en; nadures uxford, NYork, arrived 19th ; Fe rae Avower 1, 19m. he train they wta "1 veral hune 8. H . , : Gui tetne halted. He ens comm tie ast, | Ue tra Larted for the depot, several hundre nce Bal Notes, 1. Melbourne (Br), Toth, om Rotem tee Seah aacnaee NiTith, MOWRIEW &'00.! Mauss { When be was sick last jail he requested me io come | gurron On Wednesday afternoon the Onentals, of Green. Aero UTED BY TAK HK PRAM YACHTS. gen iayhite Wing (Br), Wall: Lard a Bi Dy Me For olroulars and in hina vey hy ’ te Washington aod get tis house ready, amt keep it, point, added another to their ist of victories, Pa wich tacos ae peutameae Plover Ur, flange — siteeshalliey 7 Coviageen, Ry. im the eve! Hi the ume expired: it th the i Y Ano, ALO PM, iat 47, 10728, | BLACK RIVER, Ja, July —Sailed, bark Monitor, Larrabee, a aay os ek dae seer ch pied 6) ahamietit manner. —¥ Pages Wie She Alas, us the lever count sieavishin Penosyivanias hence for Liverpont; 12th, | London. Xi PARENTS SHOULD BR INFORMED, Marah, 1960, avd maid iat whoever came in tis * are us flily we he is himself personally, was | them in their warm work ai the bat, and were | Peta. mc wim lon O46, au tuman steamer, bound E (ie | BERMUDA, Aug 1-tn port brigs Larrea, Queen r). Consumption wild seldom be fatal if BRAND i place might, if they desires, vrcupy hie late real dest and forevioxt in edging onthe drunken mob. | unavle themeelver to “freeze to the ball’ aume | Clirot New \ork, for Malifax and Liverpool. Schultz, for NYork, wo wail’ 6h, Excelaior (Br), + for Me dig wee in tie preceding attack» of the Geteral rant had raised the winGow Of the caf for Fiag, miinn, 7 homee, with mitee | do to sail fib, influenza, in colda and coughs. Tubercien ure» vepuwlt deuce. the purpowe of shaking hands with some friends | ClCMtly to prevent the score ing at the close aaa jae ‘aa ba eaihnd deel oe Cartrees Males aaa, Teptoe, Aenpeion | the Mood Sed are af eT eee impervant Changes in Custom House Keane | whom he recognized when one of the dirty | Oriental, 49: Alaska, i7 Mo the Old Denniaion 3 eatied 2814 for Antwerp ¥ How important wien attacked. by. cold dations ie Oabe and Porte Kico. ‘ = he ape nt than the My rushed to ‘The game i* abot to ve Intrody inte Montreal, xn deans; i maeee, to Wa pelted Lith, ships Inustry, Linnell, Canary Islands, 15th, Wess pile chevia roster of ihe dor 7 ; inde ne " ; erous, Hearse, Hoston, with mdse, to Wm P | Thos Lord, Day, | , 4 =| Kip vatersiood that oiieial eiaton ies been yw. and shouting “Hurrah for Seymour | « wan admirer of the (in thik city offers to echo pl poreatine shine § Curling, Moore or Morriay fom | lien it tion of matter in the bowels not tee Norte “hinches, arri wnt Blairs” violently struck General Grant in the Peceived by the departments here of important | face witt'his hat. who Was con- nized the necessary fleld | Steamehly Wamauitn, Fish, New Bedford, with mise and | Ha ; Ocean Express, ‘ii MeConnel), y from Melbourne, | Dtyond the time natore designed, There is ; aserners, to F 4 {Adelaide Baker changes in the customs regulations of the isiande of | Versing with the Ge ne time, resented the Keep on! Hefore many | PT Sinstellauon, J ‘werpook July 1, with sndeo | srrived bed; Orient Mit trees Rah Pecntione arrived iia! ~rtone Cuba and Porte Rico, vo take eect on the ist prox. | alenity by giving the fellow a blow on the side of anged from “the national cPejaly 19, lat 642% on | Buterpe, Leach, and dashes Gheman, Hwalty uns. SAFRTY IN BRANDRETHS FILLY. i Y " | the smeller whieh sent him sprawling, and Li game” to Harriet Lievesly (of ag Kingston, Ja, July 16—Arrived, brij Mtaltes (Br), Wert, | pout to. Manifest under the new regw tenant MeKee and others at once kicked him off The Ane yd Committer at length organized. a Angoat 3, lat 4831, lon 68 02, passed = nan am i" pd Bat for Lp ices ; Pe Ee a 4 Sod by ail drnggiats, press tie generic clans the platfo Thi wever,, only the more in- | Am informal meeting Was eid on Tuesday evening ves, with the iam Conan! and Family From thet port, | Prey Lobe e oe en sof nap packages, and aino their | Consed tt me ‘and thongh it | last at The Study, at which Messrs, Holmes, of the sd UW writs Che talus alt ths nauner, Srpels one previstone for fom (ana ected [St reuen vis | srt ered nce on ent 8 or of the contem Me paragon heir} was intended the decent citizens of the | Oriental; Glenn, of the Gulick; Taylor, of the Mu- 5140, boarded ship Thos Harward, 14 | Milk River): Mth, G tfoageon, Bosto JRIZES CASHED TN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTERERS, rons weight, or a 1ue Will be imposed. Masters of | piace to extend w the Ceneral who bad success. | tual: Reeve, of the Momoweta: Hindadale, of the in, NH, for Liverpool. ¥ Sailed 24th, brig Ballot Box, Tilson, New York via Milk Pp" information given, | veasels and superca K0e# wust cormply etrictly with uity led ouf arinies through the war some indica. | Knickerbocker, and Judge Advocate Belton were Br), Murray, ric, b J Led River, JOSEPH DUNN, 10 Brondway. 13, lon 69, apoke bark Jol —— od it was | tron, & RW Cameron. Ang i, tion of their personal, not to say political, appre: | preseut. Holmes was elected chairman, fro the rules laid down fo.” thelr direction in the prepara. | HON OF th TO a Te nae er ectan, from Nis services, it w: resolved by the committee tw convene jouday | Campbell, from Liverpool for Hoston. , d July 25, M Regn larshall, trom | QOROF\ LA, CATAKRH AND BRONCHITIS. WILLIAM tion of their manifeix in the ports of these iklande, | imporsitic to do so and the train passed on, "The | evening next a! the Kaine place, to miapone OF the | Park amon, W wom azria June 21, with anton’ | do, arrived Sh Yoho reemany Haken, fom Bonn via Jac: | SS He YUN Hsing Me Yad ty Lene Dropretar as the slightest fault or omission is puatshed with s | hyenas, with O'Brien at thelr head, who trated | Athletio-Eckford matter tire passage ‘lon 69, July 29; since then calms ANAM A, July 30— Arrived, steamships Doug: | tailing remedy for serotila of every phare. OT 1,000 patlenta carefol to examine the | Me Insult were highly delighted with thelr dingrace- The games to. will, no doubt, both be very in- | and haf re around the compass. ‘Suiy Bat 1948 lage, Central American porta; Aug 3, Nebraska, Horner. a | there not heen Tall Riso hie remeuinia for em. foe. They must ve ver) . ful performances, but the respectable citizens of | teresting. The Olympics, of Washlugton, will play 1ed ship Myth (Br), steering 8; Aug 10, lat Francisco. arrh at Ail anu inbalatious oe legalization of the Spantet’ Consuls on their mani | Coriinvilie, without regard to party, were exceed- | with the Stare at the Capitoline gronnds, and the aling schr Thriver, Swaine, croising, Port ac Lg ete R—In port sebr W H Bickmore | deceptiv: and kidney disenees, dint aye io! the, American bark Blia’ & Anna, | (not as betor epaiay a trived, sloop Obampion, Cox, Now | rbpay, fonts, and to wee that the aig Bature and veal of the | /ugly indig’ nt that such ar Kekfords and Mutuals will play at the U inde. been cast upon the good n ‘eproach should have play at the Union grou ng, dims sir Ip ai ie JANEIRO, Suly ndlo, distant 16 miles, e of thelr town; apd | The new Star nine will make their first Bark J Pearson (A) jorne, Buenos Ayres June I " donwaiar oMeer are duly amaze Bills of health re | we are not axiouisued. It iw certain that the de | _ Afrangemonta have bem completed betw na Bontevideo. 30; with Welen act tortower Whiea Ge. | Uitared th not Sth), brig Ruan (0) ror, NY ork: ary pare @bire he some cortineste. end Wirt the delivery of | movracy Lave gained nothing by thew bad Wanner | AtWelicr Abd AMaDtiCn aod the fsai cewe DO | Orranme the Rayator July 14 th lon 4) 30: been 16 days trom To port @tb, Yarns Meoline @NG), Molm, for NVork ide; | cai treatise,