The New-York Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1866, Page 5

SHINGTON By Telegraph.| Contlnued fr JOHNSTON CONY BIATHES TO THR Couoxsus, Ohio, July 16.—The Olio Demooratic utive Committoe & forgan and M. L. V ia Convention, TO THE CON : 5 of 1260, was held Lsider the call for the Conservative Conventiou at emen were present—all citizens Col Jobn Niutherford was chosen President whiol the probable ohar tiou was discussed, the followiug ed & wora th not know any & first provecation on to be held in Phila and beliosing that tho reprosented in that Convention, with & view to forward that objeot a com- od by the chair to pr tais body ou Weduesday mext, at moved that the o was agreed to. d.) moved that The following is the committes appointed: T James Mason, Marmaduks On motion, the Chairman was ted against tak Johuson, and Johs PORTFOLIO ON CERTAIN ¢ corfase the M v 16.—1t is understood here that i tho Secretaryship of War if he will y of the Angust Convention. el the qaestion fa g ON THE PUILADFLPHIA NGTON, Jaly 11, 1806, ssing surprise that you call of & propos After more thao five y Iregurd & restor diste os well as its most v will be complete when loval 1 the loyal people of the eprosented in Col Nothiog more remains to be t was groeted wit of plessute it the § | aud nothing more is necessary vory day's delay is attended by multiplying and increasing | ombarrassments. and ¢ Toas possessns t FOR THE BILL. Lawrenee(Pa. wer exclusively. omits to exercise that ever is done must be done ju_ | It is in perfect ¢ the peuplo of s in_convention, tion aud laws. 53335 ben wo assewbled t Terzitories shall &ppr pscutations to Con it they fall the attempt can + whether it_sucooed or fu brougat about by i Wwho ohjects 1o the A A scem to me to manifest at Ay Wasupoex lud Jahason Deme o THE ROUSSEAU-GRINXFLL CASE. e consideration of tLe Koussea 2 the expulsio apt to restore the obedient sarvant Wintiax T Sewamp. rman Executive C J. R. Doolittle. C for'a National U You request, in case tt d i1 it meet my approval, th ad if 1 do not svprove the cal p answer is des alide of the House did [ these words, w tuEpoe pommemedgd 20 © on Mr. Hales ame ceive of any sadder wpoctacie divisions, or tha ountry taking deep aud common nter o coufliots wiih ¢ For these aud other reus | cannot join in the call for the Convention 1 that many of the t, and placitg | upon questions ow of all the o view of ali the oir which might be Le assault made by bus disapprove " t mysell with stating ¥ votice of_one of th obtained the Soor, wh | the cal falis 10 take & | before the American piople. | the several States siall ratify by Congress to the ( { "l is n grave and ki ue upon it cannot be a0 | fairly and squarely befor | grouud apon so important ated ertber ton desire 10 avert ation of belief and INDIAN APPRO! « Tudisu Appropria 1 o8 Ahey increase ising out of new red in and @ Lreativs with 1 Comitree of Couf Lious for the Ind been 1ncreasiog from for 1s66, and to b 5 for the Hovse to excreise | thas would saot ¥ 1 must also add that no 104D is more ¢ od o Committee Of | atain the entire restoration of fhe A | practical workin; and the surety of endiess perpetuiy in U irom such & Usiou are coi Union, cousistent w:tii in more periec THE TAX OY CIGARS. p_giving eonstruc Iuternal Revenue Lae paragraph tax of cigars beyond the first §12 8 thousand. : when the parn- | the assau s mistake Lad been made in the | | every departure from, o ke committed, | geperal ies of the Awme rtant one, that 1t was so ordered. brie, of the p it general iden consi and equality of mapkind ur uion, the nationality that wili | maguificent and lofty dreaws « mind, and fulfill in the B Tt House, ot 4 45 p. ., The thermometer (o she Qicated 72 degrees ol the Ameriean el at the time of adjournment in Lighest efforis of the present the States need doctori: | properly in the sac single ndividual. | th the rword, nr <8 of the rights That, after all, Is wha # O wotion of Me 4 | kind slluded to have b | of its manyfold incide over the the thousand THE LIBERALS-—-AN alec sboald ot be _eraged were out tht o Bax Fraycsco, 1ve and move.ax The bark Keoka sailed last S e Colwaido River, but really for ettiog outside she received 147 @ foors. azmed with Henry's ridles and bowie knv i with amwanition asd p 4% o commission o5 Brigadier-Gegeral in theLiber Mexico. After | inclades the 1 | eresences engraited by 1ia -— BBRIVAL 0F 4,000 OUNCES OF GOLD DUET AT OMANA. ‘ (aMA, Nebreska, Mondny o The steamer Lillie Maron, from Fort Bentol popular aequies o e, A purty that favors a ba ¢ fus at Fort Beu- but pising trom e No bostile Indians were seed pence prosperity e unbioken thredsh o “ Omana Joly 16, 1866, B - Sariviactory trenties of peace have been co cptb L i AL ontradictary oy Tuomas Wistan, < . V. Comd.aaiivag, Qe bl vas b oy i W - 3 THE BATTLE CITSCHIN . \17 N \, WA 7 NAC, OMLASOWITZ . MILLETIN - " . . These two towns are cloge to the boundary line between Bobemia he small map which w il tiug | and Prassian Silesia. Koniggrac, @ royal fortified town at tho locality of the recent decisivo battle in Bohemis, covers | the conference of the Flbe and the Adler, is 19 miles south- the soutbern part of the field in whioh the Prassian | west of Nachod, aad 64 miles E. N. E. of Prague. It bas The Battle nt Sndow e 34 of July. Army of Silesis, commasded by the Crown Prince, | sbout 8500 inhabitasts. Six or eight miles N. W. of Konig- bas been operating in the morth-sastern part of Bo- | g1tz is BADOWA, the scene of the disastrous defeat of the Aus- bemia. In the upper right-hand coruer of the map is the | trians on the 3d fostant. Itisa small uunimportant village. Gitschin, or Jicin, which the Prussians took by storm on the 20th of June, is 18 or 20 miles N, W. of Sadowa, aud 50 miles Sadowa is abont 200 miles N. N. W. of Vienma, town of Nackod, on the Mettau, where the battles were fonght on the 27th and 28th ultimo, Four or five miles west of this plaoe is Skali another engagement on the 27th. | from Prague. . draught, and haviag uprrv-':l‘ t the me: :‘ulrd milo of 124 knots. s vessel mude a most successful passage as far as Rio T.ord Derby and His Cabinet. Jnu!ln,; -lv;dhi[a no doabt n'u'w at lurdlmm on in the Pacific. e it o % | The Babin, o twin sérew vessel for cousting and river 013 OVERTURRS TO THE LIBERALS DIFFICULTIES | o rx 6f 1,000 tuns, old measurement, and 140-Lorss power, WITH THE TORIES — PEESONNEL OF THE NEW | having a speed at the measured mile of 10} koots per hour, MINISTRY =TI | carrying two LA-poun ‘Whitworth rifled guns io one turret Frow The Loud il Wil cocls and stores on a dmui‘m of water of only 8 feot. Telesraph, Ju Sixieon vears ago Mr. Carlyle, in one of his L vesscl made the run out to Kio Janeiro at an said, *If our Government is to be | of about nine kuots per hour, and bas since been en- Paragusyan River, goged in the atta the forts on t ng an at 18 the matter who administersit® 17 g e Tt hits be your | wud came out without damags (o buil or turret, though struck fined to think that Lord Derby might bave | With beavy sbot 30 times, & oo deal of trouble, without doing mneh harm | 3. The Bellona & twiuscrew veasel, for sea-going and coast | to the public service, had be foliowed the Chelwen philosopher’s | Iug service. of 1,540 tuns, old measurement, and 3w borse | advice. The cha: 1n fact, that had he provided him swer, having o speed al the measured mile of 12 kuots, and self with a dozen oranges, and oast the reloasly about, he | carrying four 130-pounder rifed Whitworth guns in two | et a more 1ntcliigene Cabinot than | turrets (a broadside of GM), coals and stores, on & draoght | would have proct | of water of 19f1, This vessel made the run from Liverpool to Rio Janciro at an average speed of more than 9f kuots per tish Er:pire. nd sym desires to govern the B athy ssing our prof | with the unfortuum a6 1t"ss that be may &ivo us the | bour man inthe wrong plice it is that ha'f his round These vensels are all eonstracted with turrets on Capt. Cow- pegs may bo stuck into s but what el 1 per P Coles’s plan; have made the voyage acr. he Atlantic jo? e wa politicians with braips, he wes | Without requiring any 1s to convoy them, and are capable of being ven to auy part of the world where their services may sired. We'mey #'so obaarve that Her Majo Wyvern wore tried in very severe w. were officially reported as being good sea boats, T ment of these ship: in 1,990 tune aud 350-horse power. is fitted with two turrets on Capt. Cowper P. Coles's r 12-tun guOS, 00 potiods. cal integrity; he' wanted s 1o stieugthen Lis inexperienced with & commission_and 1t Lowe, That o sorvice of not at ail partica o fow stalwart merce and he s ships Seorpion and iher last Autumn, and mensure Euch hwacket was solicited by thew ausfor bis alieginnee to their cause. They met. however, with an unexpected obstacle. fle had en. | gaged with the King for a certain term, and until the period o ¢ i Lo other ran ., liks frie ppear no doabt. called special attention to the ad from the system of esrrying guns in turret computation | it® more general ad —more particularly ne by the m and at | €8 ntages derived difi ut of his eng the e at time he readily rangements for workiug the turrets, provided for by Cagt. mail. conscience of Mr. Lov 3 Coles, it may, without doubt. be made applicable to sea-going He was, nomiualiy, still io the Liberal sorvice; and be would | Cruisers or of your inserting this letter as descrih. ot vessels that bave made ocean Yoyages We are your obedient nervants, . L 40 Re Jorer | tng the first three ¢ but | witbout convoy unless one not go over to 1 Tord Clarendon, (o i opeal to Lord . | 4 ling'y. an | howerer courteos ded, §t eon . LAIID, BROTHERS. ws anythiog bat an id it Birkeubead Iron Work 1d, Juge 29, tion. As for Mz. Marsh, x C— Horsman, Lord Dert t would be at s gift. He made one last (oriorn and Tothe ¥ 1t Pect, by and the Tamwortk | SiR: Taw afraid 1 shall seem to be forever re- Lord Derby had eaten | eurrmg to a worn-oyt and distasteful theme; bat the change ke to couli- | of feeliug toward America which the conduct of the Americau s be conld | Government In tho matter of Fenianism bas produced, en: to mention ia your ¢ effurt—he tried to lay bold of Sir K | i oue thing he baronet ref his own lo tions; but in the ex Rot dlacover a single u conlesco. at communities of our race. the subject of the ravages committed by luap u an the loab. Mr. Seward, under the infiuence of & not un what to do with bim, A pardonable irritation. allowed himaclf to use language wh Sir Robert Pecl tha Conservatiy could wot be defended, and which lowered bis own position. this single exception, the American Goveroment ling reuder difficolt to us the path of inter ce. U the coutrary, it has done everything to th eany. 1t Las disarmed uncouditionally; and of all that has been endured both in the way of performs its futer: pal obli with ven for the eflorts rrassed. the nov to thin air, bad it n 1ous Disraeli hims sult at onr hands, it much of lis former cuaning under trying circumstances, wilh a fidelity destred to sLu Line into the quiet sideway Il ncknowlodge. 5 of the House of P aelidect With n polite- | What the Americans demand ip the matter of the Alabama #s that ¢ scare noger, his mortifieation, his | is s falr inquiry i6to a case in which they believe themselves in, he refo scene of his ancle to heve auffered wrong—such fuquiry us honor need not refuse, as ous bonor ou the contrary would tion. ioquiry we can hardly deny. The i pleadad by our Gov nt diaves; aud of course the excu his the was plair vited Kmgdom, | 11l yreseit Earop . luesbury | as ap excuse wot @o for Foreigi e's n joke, | mire the fact of t tle Harris ot the was & | The law offiecss of the 14 probatly renow thetr f the most hum Oddly | objections. 1ut the law o the orown bave done their y bt | duty in advisio o Goverpment on the legel question. They who did 0 vd we nre ought not to be allowed to put & legal veto on the promptings in his disap- | of ¢ al he Alr the conduot of our Government i 1 fitnens e ¢ matters has Boen puided too much by the technical e, why @ argumests of lawyers, and oo little by the wisdom of states w Tory Goy annot make the sal d Tout bonorable gentlemnn, ace 1ees 10 be made n Py # the diplomatic world have taaght England n lso tea: awong whom we stand as o limve their allianoes, tho arti [ us; Lord Mumesbu fioinl crestures of & selfish diplomacy, dark, Lollow, ‘and per qutetly subsides 10t io- | tidios, W will only clear our hearts of baseness and nuwortby p an alliance, neither dark, in her a | bollow, nor perfidious the bond of uature, not of ) face | with the great Commonwealth of our race. To rep It enough tbat | rsing and ¢ greatness, the wim of o shallow and | wil be iutrusted to | mal inour power; it is in our gewer to i Stanley t e young man cap Bo | share It if we will only cultivate the affcction which'we have ager be regarded with me ‘After the disrepatable | labored, but not yet with mml-l-u success, to kill in the dodge—we are reslly obliged 1 e the siepg dictionsry | hearts of our kinsmen. *A fatol malady paralyzed the reconciling when we & of the n Lord Btasley = lan thaw. But what Chatham left undone true states. endeavored to eject the Gov wet w may do. The confederation of the Auglo-Saxon that be will not lend kis sanctic | race is an object hard of ement, no doubt, and there are He sprang & mine to se of € e Ty spring 4 | some ivterests and passions amoug us which stand very much Totbe on the Coutinent of Europe—in Italy. or even mearer | it its way, but nevertheiess it is no dream. Ia. &o., Bome. The one good appointment that {s spoken of is that of GoLbWIN Swrri, i urd Northeote t of the Board He way be Chancellorsh T 'but 1n & subordinate powition his res, ue. cheq fence and Lis cowwenduble iudustry way be of service o the ntry ¢ return of the reported cases of cattle plague .t Dritain for the week endiug the 234" of June, 186 hed by antbiority of tho Lords of the Privy Couscil bat & diminetion In the number of attacks eoutinnes t d—but we oan ba: y will be Lord Carnarvo Jaeg hehi mild l"l' During the week ending June £ the number e ¥ iy ried in Gre: iritain was 400~y iz. ’ 1 Wales, and 15 in Scotland. The pumber me to the woul of man ¢ is probably nsoc 5 mained free from nae—rviz . Westworelaud, Mopmouth, the six counties Wales. Montgomery, Merioveth. Carnarvan, An. tows Argy)l, Band, Elgio, Naira, Ross, and Bt hertand, Caitimess, and Orkncy, and Shetiad. 10 caces have been reported 8% occurring dur- akind whick 15 w ened with t rishis rd Carnar nning with milk snd wate Lus that ipid garrulliy which is sowetimes not dis ty gt but whick needs particuler I patrician kind of an. glesey, W Cromarty | Npe and e gLt eyes to give it auy 'n::m;n»'.‘ s and ‘2the Metropol bow un | 14 able as & male pocretury to & Dorens | Tease of fl nd n.»F 3 Ru:n:,g- .ol rier Up to the date of 1,000 of the ordiuary ave beeu attucke rksbire sho this return wo 3 | stock of eattle in Great Brituin Le shines, with t kettie-drume; where beard n roft aud moony lnster, at qu in the beat, and boseic for waatery, we should imagine that bie nekitie ls ilely 16 | every 1,000 attacks whose resaits have heen reported 861 ani- get o order nid that v eavy, plebeian Leels will tre wa's perished, Ju the aggregate 4,465 sheep bave been re- There are | ooy bls Geligataly varnished be ported as atincked by the disease, b it ix imposs cr onnges W ,. it exciting o sense of whitsic s 1 : o8 point spes it,* Lord Jumnica. the Colou of tireat Britdin were scareely made o " ¢ ment m b sider | The following petition is receiving signatures in | Jamaica. The respected correspondent w) ey knows the island as fow k wiverl. We needmnot go | Wh dreary ¢ goe ] the proprietary body in ntempt for the people | i e 1 | T her Most Gracio “ The Lumble pet fn the islend of Jamaica. showeth icarued with regre: the prop t of this island Joke wn the i pertivence tu M. twro 1f Lad te A snperelioun d clief for the Educatio 1¢ & falr clni 1 at at of Lord ny. We ity B0 one Guestion ri Derby ovesiooks & Majerty the Queen That your peiitioners have to infuse e Mitare e con » be welooted Coluny, the e f which it was abel ton of our ropresentative foim That tals was tho first propo- Governmont of Jams e appos ary o the Iy os the old | ¢ M Yamalea we bumbly implore vour Maj to confine its ad two of whow, under any exjerime : Laitioke wh k ik | ministration to British Statesmen exclusiv b1 o dle to daik | 11 askcciation with the Governor, will be sufficient to romodel " wupst aond, | Temiitutions, wad carry on the affaire of the colony. By the Jendered | Lustion of the noimines element all theso aatagonivms of class u the exes of Batopes ab 0 Tke Cliee. o walvy | Prejodices and looal jeslousies will be revived which the abol N O oniuion. 85d (o Buite in eieeting ay | Uos of the Logielatuse Wus denighed fa exiinguioh. And your TN O o be 4t oncwsn saseiyonism and | petitioners will ever pray."—~{Dsily Nows, July 2, (s e i - | The Mexican Empive Bankrupt, The Ameri Moniler. | ——— i e Phe At | X0 A¥AILAVLE FI'NDS 70 MEET DIVIDENDS O MFXICAN The Times Sand 1 o | BONDS—X0 MONEY TO PAY THE SOLDIERS. 1 ,{"',""..‘ 13‘ - "Uv'n;hnf'l' el ¥roo The Daily News, July 3 erpecialy to by heavy srioamest o cow: | strong aud bitter cry is now going up from the ey b b e a1 b 5ot | Mexioan bondbolders Iu this conntrr. A dividead was due ok burdus | yestarday ou the Mexican Consolidated Three per Cont Bouds, bui or, come available funds either in London or Paris. 1t is uataral that Lrder (hese c.reumstanees sirong reflotions should be made | upon the Emgeror Maximiiau, and pernaps the soverest of uthe ret, she is ab thest i the remark thet he has failed to disohnrge an inter- P sual rule for e s that never was wholly disregarded 1o the most f ships T MAjosty'® pervice, with whieh she b @ times of the Rupublic.” The soldiers aud politicians 1500 toes yall ) uccens.vely placed t ven at the head of the Republ wore, uo well with the money lenders of Europe, ‘The latter l-nflu‘["l;l upon the past by the light of re perhaps foel Lave wi vessels of #m e that w armor-clad turr tunnnge nt % fulle {ug turret ship, of Ry 8 K o (her foremast 3 not bave beer wiser to make more allowance thaa | + beiug Bile ‘“ s on Capt Cole's plan 3 for the diftievIties of Moxioan Presideats in dealing iug ited wiih tripods o Cap . Jirs of an unoeganiend and apparently nnorgani- | 1 AT SADOWA. WALITZ o =% { M. Drouy districts. and 34 from congestion of the brain. We shall be abi perhaps, in our next issue, to give the details of the wortality the weight of broadside of | ued of the Miantonomah in Tiritish waters has, | ead may lead to | the details of construction, aud the mechanicsl | tacked with cholera at after an illness of barely 6 hours. action set in, umus the case of | covery. s used by the officers of the Board of Health. Earl accordingly was driven back «own pac | abt, bat T trust not too late to pluck out of | ing; bu e had overcome Lis natur f the Awerican sation this thorn, which will other. #ith such & ragged Ao there, and render impossible & cordial at No. 7 Jersey-st., b attacked yesterday morning, and at 10 o'clock were in collapee. ia this city, and employed in | Democrat, w Jast Saturday forenoon, became suddenly insensiblo and fell to the groand. e was taken to the Station House suffering feom muscular cramps and apparently moribuad. The res dent p! refused to visit the patient. Mr. Chapel, keeper of the Sta- tion House, administered some cholera specific—so oallrd— yesterday, viz | taken ill on Sunday, 5 p.m.; recovering, Jawes L. Toole, died at € o.m. on Sunday tween Van Brunt and Rictard on Sunday, nd died 1o three bours thercafter. Mickael Byroe, | resid s ber hor real strength. | A. Low, Previously ackuowl | T.& H. Magher & Co. J. D Wl K MeKidop Spr on the previous retorn. | N, B Coss Baucker Brothers, ... Robbins, Jacoby & Co. D Brow & Sous.. Clark & Hewitt,Schofield & Co. 50 (0|T. Lawsou Jirotbers, . 3 Morewood & Co.. A. 1. Morgaa & Co...... Jubn & Hugh Aucbiveloss 100 Slote & Jaus - 1 J. N, Perkins & Co. Juies D. Fiah Ao | Jas.K. Plave & Co. (add') 60 Bwith & Rand Powder Co 100 1r sketekes ¢ vi (s how 4 ' {1 d other **socinl sabjects.” He ud of giving i z DOWE & CONTRNe 0% 2% ety applanded . « ing tbe total by adding en average of attacks com T ve of their delivery: | lring the week, but which may be sabssquently re ogh to ez afterward, wid | 1. o week will be o foliowing | , and 1o | the eriiel: donors. foreenrds it, and | that fonr- | ported by the of the undersigned int abitants of ——, | I-gaut dispatehes at ti ( t 110 1he WATIEX ceaner. for the aduption o when e cannot cave the mew Mir | were urged 1o ab m of governmout, | o the potore of things it w but the project wis w0 gencraly denounced that it had Given 6 bad Government, we peed not | 10 be withdrawn wrd substitated by the two other sehemes he precise degice of ts badnevr, which vely peased into law; and uoder the Inst tod atil) since fe50: but even iu 1829 | of whiel functions of the loeal Legwisture were alto- | try was but & sorry joke. He bringe it | 8¢ whbdicated and transferred tothe crown Lt in the stitntion to be inaugnrated fus the fature goverument of | Dennis Ferguson st the office of the A puny, having in bis possession o €3 1,700,000 in Government bouds and railroad eccarities Dbond ke had procured from Jobn Lynch of No. 7 pawnbroker, and, at (e time of Lis arrest, be was about to forward it to Samuel H. Clapp of Detr devit that el oner, and ngng and it bas not been paid, the agents votilying that there nre vo | possession of Fergusor . Susor. ol very sensible of (he advautage of standing | ined to ask themselves whettier | T i on Lo atas, Wed st kg | e Lt wl set up an Imper out of ever: s was more natural than (o suppo neut was overturned £or oot g fts debt it substitoted for it would prove model of punet The experiment has now boen tairly tried, with every advao tage which the experience of ply. er upon the Emper or upon the Lmperor Maximilia, or upou the army of tion, udless wo luputo thelr vers yu with ghe ewver prise asa fault. Bot that would be years ago wus the julg e parts of have now not to distriby ie, but to appreciste facts. That work, however, has aireads be do Lhuys, in two remarkable dispatches wiich we publisked. The Emperor Masimiliay, after defeating s in every encounter, and seuding his forces thou- iles 1n search of fugitive battulions, h lefe to pay bis soldiors, and, as the French M toid the world, s obliged to ask tae Freuch Governmeni to sapply bim with weans to carry on_the ordinary eivil adminis tiou of the country. The Emperor Napleon Las felt compelied to decline compliance with this request, alleging tlat Le has dons as h as he is able, and more than ke undortook. The result 1 what we see—tagruut baukruptey. P — THE PUBLIC REALTH. sl THE LARGZLY INCREASED MORTALITY OF LAST WEEE —PROGRES3 OF THE CHUOLERA—SIX NEW CASHS SINCE OUR LAST REPORT—THREE FATAL Wo learn, from the Burcau of Vital Statistics, that during the week ending at 2 p. m, last Saturday, 827 deaths oc- carred in the City of Now-York, beiug au increase of 334 as compared with the previons weck. The details of tlis increase aro not yei kuown, but, with the exception of 44 cases of sun- stroke, the excessive mortality of the past week is chargeable 10 diarrheal discases, The localities which are the most crowled, where cleanliness is almost unknown, and whose at- mosphere contains the greatest amount of organic matter, are those in which the increase took place, The mortality of the week ending July 7 was equivalent to an annual deatl-rate of 3.2 to the 1,000 iuliabitants; that of the week ending oo the 14th was equivalent to au annual death-rate of 59.20 to the 1,000, This immense iucrease ia the mortality of the city may be said to arise from the inereased putrefaction of animal mat- ter, and s an indication of the means to be employed during the coming week to arrest decomposition. Unfortunately, narchy in it ths oy recentl; bis enem s of diarrheal dlseases propagate themselves, aud the deatl-rate of Inst week will occur again unless the causes are econtrolled. Weare not sure that 820,000, expended by the Board of Health in disinfecting agents to be used iu the diarrheal dis- triets, will reduce the death-rate of the current week to the average; but we have no doubt that the mortality will be ma- terially diminished by this method of treating the unwholesome slums of the Egst side, fiom which death, during the past week, reaped #o rich & Lorvest. The principal district to which this increased mortality is chargeable is bounded Ly Grand and Fourteenti-sts., Bowery and tho East River. It is inbabited by a class which is nuclean, and includes many of tLose fover-nests so common in all overcrowded tenant house Boside 249 deaths from disrrhesl diseases, there were 78 deaths directly caused by the beat, 44 from insolation, f the week, together with the letter of tbe Registrar of Records upou the causes that produced this somewhat unpre- cedented increase. THE CHOLERA. Notwithstanding all these deaths from diarrbeal discases, cholern, we believe, had but 11 victims; but we commence the weck with six cases, of which three bave proved fatal. On Satarday an unkuown woman died at No. 103 Cherry- Ste was one of those women so numerous in all large cities, who | live friondless and die uncared for, After lying ia the sun all day, she was taken in the eveaing to the Potter's field of the metropolis by the Comm! ioners of Charities and Correction. A man named Baroes, residing at No, 585 Grand-st., was at- m. on Sunday, and diedat3p. m, Jane Kirwes, aged 9 years, went to Sanday Scbool oz Sus day moruiug in her usual bealth. At 11a.m. she went to her bowe, No. alive at latest accounts, bat recovery was almost Lopel 6 Elizabeth-st., and sickened of cholera. Sbe was Mary Ann Dempsey, residing at No. 285 West Thisteonth st., was attacked by eholera at 6 o'clock ou Satarday morning. At 5 of the same evening she was in collapss, bat a partial re- p. m. of yesterday. she lingered until The disease appeared in 8 mild Saturday morniug, but tie patient is now ina fair way of re- sinfectants were freely the usual James Kiernon, aged 9, and Jane Kiernon, agad 15, residing een Croshy aad Mulberry, wore In ail tuese cases the usual disiafectants were freely used by tLe officers of the Board of Health. SUPPOSED CASE OF CHOLEEA IN HOBOKEN. David Fitzgerald, a priater, residiug at No. 204 Hester-st., office of The Hudson County passing through Washington-st., Hoboken, ictan being 01t of the city, another was called, who 1 produoed perspiration, and at 3 p. m. the sick wan was removed to his bome ia New York. TIE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN. Four eases of cholera were reported to tho Health Board Alexander Thowpson, No, 3 Hamilton-ave.; No. 1 Hamilton-ave., was taken ill at 5 a. m. on Saturday, and ‘atrick Conlio, Walcott-st., be- sts., was attacked at 3 a. m. in the same neighborhood, was attacked at 2 p. m. on nday, and died in four bours thereafter. Yestorday after- noon Jobn Suyder, a German, died of clolera, after a few hours’ sickuess. This case was not reported to the Health Officers. Partition, near Conover-ste. Ho resided i comemm— THE PORTLAND SUFFERERS. e ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED. Another meeting of the Portland Relief Committee, to receive contributions for eleemosynary purposes, was held yestorda, merce. Goorge ¥. Noyes, esq., presided, and the followisg Teport was presented: afternoon at the rooms of the Chamber of Com- Eulflenf\n»n- to the Portland Rolief Fund, reported by A. reasurer: 2 ingston Koe. 100 0. Goldamith. 250 07 Thos. J. Owen % 00 MeKim, Bro. & Co. 5 00 Geo. Eilis.... 100 00| Tenler, Lond & C 100 00 W. B. Huuter & Co 100 00/ Walsh, Coulter & C 100 00 John Dwight & Co. 50 00, Halsted, Haines & C 50 00 Wm, Gale, jr. [, R. Butler. edged ... 50 10 100 wa, Bi . 150 .. 100 Lowitt & Co. 100 Stebbing 25 . 100 |Albort’ Clark ~ (Brevoort = House). o 25 From the Hon. John T. %! Hoffwan, Mayor, bal- 0| ance of fands colleoted by bim and fl"ld‘ ac- the Kuowledgod througl Spotts & Hawk (St. Nieh- BeWspapers. ol HuteD .. . 100 o . . L2041 25 pted, 1 Col Skepard was the A resolution ver, that contributions of elothing, seut by private parties to the tod to this Committee, With a tist of report the !L-h estimihted value, wud the names of the rovisions and other ortland sufferers, be The Committee then adjourned. The following statement of contributiona received is re- ayor Proviously acknowledged BYmpathy. . ....oooiizieiiie Mrs. Anna Ottendorfor, N. Y, Siaats Zeitung Total ... ssbiis —_— e —— THE LOKD EOND ROBE s ARREST OF A PAWNBROKER—A PORTION OF THE STOLEN BONDS TRACED TO TIIE POSSESSION OF THE PRISONER—EXAMINATION BEFORE A MAGISTRATE. dy in May last, Detective Kelso arrested one ican Express Cow .30 bond, alleged oue of those stolen from the safe of Mr. Rufus L. Lord G0, 38 Exchsnge-place, at the time it was robbed of The Grand-st, & Mick., for the pur- s of having it disposed of there. Search was made for Yneb at the tume, and since then, but be could not be found wntil recontiy, when e was orresied by Cap:. Johw 8. Young of the Detective Foree, 01 Capt. Jouwrdan of (be Sisth Pre- oinet, yesterday. Tipp appeared before Justice Dowling #nd made eff purchased &, 000 s fromw tho pris- & third, Uhe last wos the one § 1ke two_bouds sent to are claimed to bave been wmong those stulen from The following is the aftidayit f M Bamuel H. Clapp of Detroit, Mieh . beiog duly aw « that it the wontn of Novewber, 1663, and Sau Mr. ¥, 1860, depo- bad busines b t 15 Lie month of AL tace of business, No. 78 ¢ e d to said J ere. M 130 Teecoury wote room, e of # reraw: wes golug to b 1 name of watch,” aud wauted deponent to hand him @ he wocll s'va dnponeat four por cout pee month for the oguioi, Wous WAy, obalded ene ougy, fe - -t bt s o ot * that b B exaggeration, that erthrow the Réublie lace was applauded hundred Ecropean ereditors of | tifa ! to the best of 71, monay anough byshie sale of the bond which ta bad hought be telee Old World eowd suggest, or | or of (Ne Frenoh | from Mrs. Lyneh o $3,000 cupas | » what throd | e A - ol wt o~ Bt Ars 1 ook be benght ram ok Lyneh o bie place of | await the result 1 Ho is a native of England, aged 40 years. and pleads ** Nob m:«rnh:o’r:l"ull wuilty” tothe charge. Yerguson was adwmitted to bail soma GILLETT—On Sunday. 1th ins The TOPPING—On Mond: | PPENING Wi tmate ot 8 0 wad couter e 6. L. Degroe. | By order o any home whore taste presides. Tt Las been adopted fu Paris, Londemy, and St. Petorsb. vile attempts at lwitation ln the market—take notice that the weelll 4 Phalon & Son, Perfowers. Now York,” are blown ia the o of the bottle. Sold by sl draggists. F.W.&J. W. Lockwood..825 | Superior to sugar, 25 5 | world, and superior 10 &il purgativ genersl u 100 | from the stomach, Arew aud superi any faciure. WAY, Mot ! bulld, very ¥ tooth decaved and party DISCHARGES FROM TH | p— F. B FOOTE, M 1. No >4 | dett Davis next omiber of out | od o | ¢ ealing it by | d purchased the said boud fiom Mre. Lynch, e Db opoa oo A oot S e of the ssme denomination to eali and wanted daponent to buy it, ek depouent said be would if she would send it by b s agreed to; that depovent theu went Wos to off tak = bond whick he with bia, w 28 A T T graptied to send him suother - watch " o | e owe My Lynch agroed (0 seud, sad st o drsh o birs. Lyech e the saa that in three oF four days ‘eoer -t 0 bond nikbered RIok. shet depraess crlered ro Scs. Lyuch siotier #7919 boid T Fogp] Teoeived. Hr. Clapp aleo stated in aa afidavit that, (8 the month of ) N ten 1,000 Migh War Losu Bouds, that s e o pastads Bl it Lo and 2 done to our hand by | four 50 Michizan War Loau Bouds, Nos. 247, 248, 247 evd 30 Justice Dowliog beld Lych to bail in the sut of 810,00, ta an examination, which will 9003 be held. time since. —This favorite Louse Carsginy MouNTaly House. | is adding even to its old reputation as being oue of the moek comfortable resorts during the bot weather. The eookirg sad attention are excellont and the charges oo higher thaa at othes first-class establishments. The thermometer racges from 19 to 20 degrees lower than at the foot of the mountaio. The roads are kept in excellent repair, and the aseent and RESTL e made with entire safety sud comfort. The walks upow North and South Monntain and to the Falls are as lovely as ever, and the view of sunrise is especially beatiful. Thoe dag boats for Albauy land passesgers at Catskill village about 2 o'clock, and thore are four trains per day vis Hudsou Rives Railroad. A very comtortable way to get thore fs (o take the. Thomas Powel!, which sails at 5 p. ©. on Tuesdays snd Thues- days, and at 2 p. m., on Saturdays. The stages of the Mosers. Beach of the Moustaiu House conuect with gaoh of thess routes. ——— The Tribune Enlarged. Notwithstanding the fact that the size of Tag Tre UxE has been increased more thaa one quaries, tho prise will TERMS. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail subseribers, sinele copy, 1 year—52 uumbars. Mail subscrivers, clubs of fiv Soces Ten coples, addressed to names of subscriders Twenty copies, addressed to uames of subscribers Ten coptes, to one address P Twenty copics, to one add Au extra copy wili be sent for > SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail subseribers, 1 copy, 1 year—!M numbers. Mail subscribers, 2 copies, ) year—104 numbers Matl subscribers, 5 eopies, or over, for #ach copy. Persons remitting for 10 copies 830 will receive a3 oxira sopg for 6 months. Persons remittivg for 15 copies 845, will racaive an extrs 0pg one year. DAILY TRIBUSE. €10 por anaum; 5 for six months. THE TRIBUNE, Now Yok remain the same. gs2n w-® £ 11 Address ARCHTOLD- At Seoteh Piains, N 1., on Tussday, July 19, Soesld Arehbold, aged 61 years sud 12 days BLOSSOM~In Brooklyu, on Suaday, July 15, Cathiasine H., adopeed daughter of Frederick A. Blossom, Puneral earemonies at his house. No. 132 Amity-st., on Tussdey 17th imst., 843 0'c The frieads of the family are to attend. COSTER—=On Monday morning, Hearistta T. Coster, daughter of the Lite Jobu G. Coster. e relatives and friends of th e faraily are raspectfully invized to stionl the funeral. ot St bark's Chi 10} 5 ¢ ock & @, 08 Wodnes day, the 18tk iuat., without furtler iavitation. ry;/m 15—0n Sunday, Joly 15, Anuie M., second danghter of Wan Francis. Tho telatives_and friends are respactfully fovited to atiend the Tineral, a6 Tuesdey, 17th fnst., at 54 o'clock P m., frow boc labs residence, No. 20 Esst Twenty-fitth st. ok p. m. 5 Mr Jeosol formetly of the city of years. N H;nyumlly wre invited wmnflh fusers!, on 170 it 4 o'clock ., from his Inte asidence, No. 121 ington-at., Nowark. ‘Catriages will be in readiness ot ‘the Depot, New e arcivs of tie 3 0'ciock traia from Courtlandtst. Ferry. GRAHAM—=0n Monday morning, July 16, George Grabam. » ostive of Scotland, azed 74 years. I d friends of tie family are lovited to attend the s B aee, st bl lts rocidence No. 155 W est Tw sutietivst. 90 Toaer st 2 o'clock p. . Joly 16, 1856, Robert 1. youngest som of Joba b J. Gray, sged 15 months aud 10 days. ested to attend the fuperal, from the 112 Eawt Eightytontth-at. betwees at 1 o'clock p. | . Rusher, fum of J. & invitad b8 sary ot., 0@ Gilat: duy, 17th iuet GRAY—On Mon —On Sundsy morning, Jul: er, in the year of bis aze. 3 The relatives sod frieds of tue faily are respeetfull attend the foners! from bis lste residence. No. 308 Tuesdsy morning, st 10 o'clock, withiout further otice. = SCHELL=0n Sunds; Elizsbeth Schell, io the 334 year Son son. whtow of Che hell. formerly of Rhinebec eck The relatives and idends of the faaily sre invited um-:t;?: o to RUSHER: 8.C. R ‘warvice at tho resideuce of ber soi, Richard Sebell, N Twen'y firstost., on Tuesday. 19tb fust., st S o'clock p. 0. twaios wiil be taken to Rhinebeck for internient. SHURLOCK—AL Catekill, ou Sunday, July 15, lssse C. Shuriock. I8 the s3d i o o iends are fnvited to strend the funersl, ot U9 Chureh of the Msdah, corner Madison sve. sud Tweaty-cigith ohy o6 W educsdsy, 18th fnt., at 10 o'clock . . SMITH=On Mocday. July 16, after a paiafal iasw, Asa R, wife o8 reapectiully invred 1o aitend) rer fnersl, st the residence of her fattier, Elias Pitcher, No. Fac Watrenst,, Breoklyn, oo Wedussday, st 10 o'elock. sy, J6b inst,, Harry Ackermn, osly son o Dl G aud Hovter A. Topping. szed | yeur sud & months The relatives aud friends of the family sre raspectfully inviied ‘he funersl, on Wednesday, the Lith inst., at 2 o'clock p. @ the residence of his parents, No. 82 First-st. TL":.IHIJ,—IH thie gy on rguuly I:iwn A widow o Inte Dantel ul - oar eionds of the fumily ase Tespectfully tuvited to sitend the funarel e .t 81, Paut’s Chape, Biovdwey sud Pub- 'clock p. m. The re'atives and frleads of the famil; VAN DUSE:! L fast, Auna Enther, aoght an Dases, in t year of Ler age. The faneral will take place on Tuesday. 17th inst, on the arrival of the train at 12:40 p. m. from the Hariem Raf'rosd Dept, Twoatye +. and Fourtl-ave., to proceed direct to Gresswood The relatives of the family are inyited to sitend, aud will casriages in waiting st the depot. il hold iock, to receive rej WILANGDON, 6. W. Secretary. 1 In the Boudoir and the Dressing Room our porfume ' reme. The NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS bas no rivel i . To prevent dlssppointmenta—{or thers aro seme. The Best Purgative in the Werld, RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS, COATED WITH SWEET GUMS, Free from taste, Never sicken or griph The only vegetable aubstitite for ealowel or mercury knowa to the alterative, o cethattic pille b 100 CRIFY LOOD, 100 | THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD. REGULATE THiX SYSTEM, AND PUROE ver, bowels, kidaeys, skis, and other secretiens DISEASED HUMORS Price, 25 canta per box. Sold by Druggivte. RADWAY & Co., No. "mz Eatablished 1821, WM GALE, Ju v L p WAL GALE & SON, AL No. 590 Bkon.lli.:\fi\rl‘u‘# »ln.!i.\y‘),' ctiopolitaa Hotel, STERLING SILVER WARE, AND DEALER IN PLATED WARES, FINE 1o now receiviag a ue assortment of the GORHAM MANUFACTURING Co.8 PLATED WARE, erticle, excelling iu g ‘u‘ finaness of fateld betore ofiered either of home of foreign mesw plated ware € wil Py the siore Nos 578 aud 374 BROAD- ‘poiitan Horel, about Avgust Reward w UREAU LAMIKA Maraal of the Usiied WG I bead at tie o no Englisn. Ay New \ork ness. K AND NOISES IN THEB HEAD, KADICALLY CURED e of the recel Medical Common Sewse, 44 | evirywhere postond utkor, £, B, FOOTE « ations free, dotly. frcu S0 m to9pom [nvalide at - e ance v u»_llfll bv_l!}ui &= e Comiore mad ('-rvlnl; tr Haptu 1,130 Br itheut Spectacles Doctor or e B b FOUTE, M. cadway, Now Vork The Wood ."_h Jiunted om the line of th ey -‘-".-:-'\\wix:-?!mm‘ ) s e e No. 8 thot. Otice o 52 Eagt fATTIOTH, Providant. BT RS Lette M itk the Blackuwith iustraied 1o the L FUSN ST OF PHUN, Aiso, will be com strstiony. e hislory of that Prince of Prevare for the Angust nuiber of the ™ NIEST. i P Wringers of vl &uds REPATRED by the B Lq " oo Nl'!.“hl\(;i.\u MACHINE mxhlv.“- ING A o entnl 0 :w l: Browe ol sialenm 9,