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Quarantine passed May sth 1916, pubshsd tor their in
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be subjectto quarantine follows 81 All vesses direct
departure which shall arrived any such place. and
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foreign port o. board Of which during the voyage while
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mem HENRY VAN HovENBEReH, Health oae.r..
70 Commercial Adverse and Evening Post please eopV.
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. WAsHiSGrov, MAY rs, 1876.
Motning oppressively hot-hot as the dog-days City
inundated with Strangers Galleries Of the senate crowd
ed with then Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Miburn Journal
Petitions by Messrs Jarnagn and Huntington
LAKE
On motion OF Mr.. DIX the documents from the War
Department IN reference to the lake harbors between
Eric and Buffalo, were ordered to be printed
the GRAND NEW MASS MEETING
Mr. DfcErsoN and said that he had the honor of
presenting to the Senate the proceedings Of late grand
mass meeting In New York, the subject Of the exist
ing war" between the United States and tho Republic Of
Mexico. The wseung had been truly rPrsssutsd y ons
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roreIU,, Imv,ortatiOns.

ZANztaAnBark Moutgomery379 bags dacs 3sa bags 2i6
bales hbI cloves bills turtle shells SO ivory teeth % bales
she en- skins Rufus Green, Of Providence.
ar DoMNco--Schr Madsgascar-a67 sticks Gas crotches
mahogany logs 4sI crotches do Ros
sire h Co-60o nuts master.
GUYANA, Pk-Brig Commodus-f7s bids sugar Defor
est Coz hhds molasses bbls sugar bags coffee Peot
lie Barbrees bids molssses Thurston-Io bags coffee
Dunscombe Beckwith-2 bbs molassss do sugar the
masses.
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

New YoRx CATTLE MARKET May 26--At MARKET 1859
Beef Cattle, $3.50 southcrn) 1870 Cows and Calves 400
Sheep and 600 Lambs
PKicEs-Beef Catte-Snce our last report there has
been very steady and active demand, and holders,
towards the close Of the week. obtained upon the i'm
provcment noticed last week. a still further advance Of
we now quote good retailing sorts at from So to 81 So
100 head left over.
Cows and Caves-The supplies last week were larger
and Of better quality than usual All sold prices
ranging according to quality, from Sl4 to $50 $35
Sheep and Lambs-Al at market taken at rates show
ing small improvement We quote 81 so to 50 rs the
extremes of the market No sales Of exrawould com.
mand 81.
Swine retail at ~ to &c, gross weight.
Hay and Straw-Hay has declined, and sales are now
making at 81 s7t cents for loose Straw sells at " %
per cwt.
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Major: TAsnas saa MsRss. ssA csSssizs s.sIsy ~
of,he ordnance ard L!susnant Montgomery Of the sub
aistonce departments credit Il especially due for their
zeal and activity The General returns his thanks to the
citizens who volunteered their services in the
defence of the depot Their assistance added materially
10 its strength and TO his confidence in its ability to resist
attack The reinforcement from the brig Lawrence,
under Lieutenant Renshsw and the large force OF sea-
and marines promptly furnished by the squadron
on its arrival require a special acknowledgement to
Commodore Conner and Commander Mercy Of the navy
The army is deeply grateful for this support and cooper
alton from kindred branch Of the public service.
By order OF Brigader General Taylor
w. W. j. BLISS,
Acting Adj stant General
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IylEDlCAL OFFICE.

Z.
nR. JOHNSON, IL Duane Chatham street, 80
~ well known As the most successful prsctcser il Nsw
ork the Of venereal diseases The Doctors
reputation for skill those old hacured that hive
sted for years preemnent Gleet structure ulcers
the body ia the throat psns the head and bones
of the legs, efectually cured.
Constitutional weakness brought by habit In
obliged in by causing ascyious dreams and
nightly emissions positively Receut cured
four days without mercury No alteration in diet
vention from busiaess us7 MR.
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Passengers Arrived.

CAPE or Coon Hopr-BArk Montgomery.Nrs r D loop.
captains lady, Capt Henry Dickens and servant Mr.
Dicken, MIR Fitch late Of the bark SOPHIA Ehza, run
CHsaIrsroS-Brir Inden-s Sears and lady, Perkins
and lady, Miss Shaw Mrs Hunter anu child Mr. Mosher,
MIR Huff, MIR Norris Ia steenge
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CO Nj M Z II CIAL.

New York, Tuesday, Mny 26.
AsHEs-Salcs to some extent were made in pots at So
so pearls 81 a 4 06t.
BsEADsrurrs-No change in -four or grain. Prices are
as reported yesterday
Corros-There has been disposition shown to pur-
chase to-day Holders do not yet quite prepared to
meet the preensions of buyers and prefer waiting the
advices now nearly due. per propeller Great Britain
The only sales reported 600 bales chiefly to spnner
We Quote-
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BRoxERs BOARD, May $50 shares Long Island Railroad
sosa, So . - go ~ -"N
Ar SECOND BoARp-25 shares Long Island Railroad so
80 do 29s4 Norwich and Worcester Railroad ST. 25 do 33
50 East Boston Co IA ZIG.
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CAUcHr.-Captain Pollock, well known on the
river, and better known for his financial ope-
ration the Planters Bank Of Tennessee in which he
did, Of citizens and the community, out of
about twenty thousand dollars, and who has
ped again arrested the night Of the 27th ut
Cleveland Ohio, and delivered officer Smallcross,
Of Wheeling, requston from the Governor Of this
State, who Immediately started South with the prisoner.
He will be likely take up his residence at his old stop
ping ground (Weumpka but in rather closer quarters
-6fontgomeyy, (.ala) Journal May 70.
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UNITED STATES SHIP CUMBERLAND,
on Brasos Santiago Nav IA lslt,

UNITED STATES SHIP CUMBERLAND, I
on Brasos, Santiago, May Is, 1876
suR:-In my communication OF the 9th instant of
which a duplicate is enclosed the department was in
formed that battle had been fought the day previous
between the American and Mexican forces,
moras. On the 9Th, General Tay or continued TO ad
vance towards his works opposite that place, the hex
army under General Arsta falling back before him.
until within two and half miles IRON the American
works when it made a stand and general action
ed which ended in the complete route OF the enemy
All his artillery several standards nearly all his bag
gage, ammunition, and stores, with large number Of
prisoners among whom General la Vega and other
officers Of rank were captured. The enemy maintained
his position bravey, and did not abandon it, without very
severe loss Our loss stated to be about sixty killed
and wounded SO signal has been the defeat that is
not believed the enemy will be able to assemble any
force for considerable time This event, with the arr
val to-day OF nearly thousand volunteers IRON New
Orleans has placed the army in perfect security. is
my intention despatch such vessels oil the squadron
in immediate water, to blockade Mex
lean ports-eaving Lawrence cruise in this neigh
borhood for the protection the vessels engaged
nshing the army with supplies.
] am very respectfully
d. CONNER,
Commanding Home Squadron
Hon. GEoRoE BANCROFT,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
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sales or stocks Mt Philadelphia.

MAY 2-FiRsr Boards Mechanics Bank 49, 100 Girard
Bank s4; 1000 Reading RR BIDS 6s 7iA.
SECOND BoARDsoo City S. 1872 ol; $4,000 State IS e3
Penn Bank 25il.
AFTER SALrs-2N Grard Bank 94; 100 Lehish Interest
Il; s42o County 3d. 2s Legh l7ls 10 Commercial Bank
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BED BUGS, BED BUGS.

BED BUGS, BED BUGS
"ATSON'S BED BUG DESTROYER, 10 the most
w wonderful discovery made for immediately az
Woying these vermin however and eternity ba-
nishng them from the premises by applicsfon Beware
Of worthless limitations.
For sale at Apothecaries Hail. Cathsrne street; OIcc
McCsssem ia Maiden lane; and in Brcoklny Mr Hayes,
l8 Fulton 81. Price - cents per boule. ~ lm~r
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nOCTOR LAMERT 10 still confidently consulted AZ his
all diseases Of delicate his being mild
and udicous requires neither in Dist
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cured in
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, an
sing from too frequent INDULGENCE Of the passions Of nd
ally confirmed impoency the Dr stricest attention
h object being TO restore the system mentally and bodily
that state of vgor nature originally designed.
STlCTuREs disease Frequently existing without the
being the least sometimes caused by malreat
Of unntiaied petende and sometimes by the
neglect ofhe pares themselves by the Dr. eectually
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
the city, guarantees perfect charge made.
Letters post paid enclosing fee Immediately attend to-
and medicine with advice sent to any part OF the United
States
Once 90 Gold street. Open from "a NJ. tosP.M.
Inns re
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Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
MAY 2-S0o0 Baltimore 1890 81; 1000 do do 81 100 do do
s% looOdo do -; 800 do S. 1870 III shares Western Bank
l3h. -
Maryland closed to-day TAX asked IA bd-an advance
Of u. Baltimore 1890 closed 9ik asked 935< bda de-
cline Of a. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares ~ asked
bid.
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EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 52s Pearl street, between Centre and Elm--Warm,
IN cold and shower Baths equal those any house the
city, a a eents Lodsngs with good clean beds ak css,
will be found from London, Liverpool and All the
principal cities 81 the Uuited States. lmsvh
Sc E~sesa los Esfyunjeros FL Eneles
THE FRENCH AND SPANISH Languages, alsa Algs
1 bra, Geometry, Surveying Navigation and Boob keep
exped!tionsy and efsctually Taught very moderate
ces schools attended References highest respect
ability. IAGO ID. MAURICE III Canal
M mere = -
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HAP Quarters ARMY OF OccupArIos, !
Point Isabel, Texas, May 10, 1876. !

Hr,p Quarters AMY OF OocuPArios,l
Point Isabel, Texas, May 10, 1916
SPECIAL ORpERs, No 81
General la Vega and the other Mexican officers, pr
of war will be conducted to New Orleans under
will report his arrival to Major General Gaines for
further Instructions The Guartermasters department
. As many of the sick and wounded now az this place
as may be indicated by Surgeon Wood VIII De sent IN
suitable transports TO S. Joseph; Island a., a.,
meat and will return with the convalescents that may
be in condition to leave the general hospital The quar-
termasters department will furnish the proper tianspor
taton.
BY order of Brigader General Taylor;
w. w. j. BLISS
Acting Adjutant General
Extract of letters from Commodore Conner to the
Secretary Of the Navy dated
u. S. SHIP CUMBERLAND !
OF Vera Cruz, May 3, 1916
The decided OF the manifesto Of the President of
the Mexican republic in connection with other indcn.
tons seems TO leave TO doubt that orders have been
given to General Arista to attack the American army
the Del NoIte. should favorable occasion offer Under
the belief that an attack is contemplated have consd
cred advisable and have determined to sail tomorrow
morning for the Brssos Santiago with the Cumberland,
Rartan Potomac, John Adams, and somers The Fall
watch the OF events The appearance OF the
squadron at that place with knowledge Of the consd
cradle reinforcement il afford to army, will
think canse the Mexican generals to pause If not alto
gcther to abandon their design OF attacking General
my to amount to nearly eight Thousand men, feel
ured the government has not the means Of maintaining
this force for any length Of time in the field; indeed
there is not now, dollar in the treasury. Hence
delay will either the army to disband, another
revolution to take place; either OF which events. it is
bel,ed, cannot be otherwise than favorable to the
Y Of our government in bringing about AMIGA
M-~eulement of our difficulties with Mexico. The lat
ter would undoubtedly contribute that end would
place in power men wholly opposed to the policy pre-
sent pursued
Cosde rable activity has prevailed at this place since
my arrival in improving and strengthening the defences
of tho castle and the of Vera Cruz. As far as am
able ascertain there are now nearly If not quite two
hundred guns mounted in the castle of San Juan Uloa
and as many fifty in the two and walls of the city
commanding the anchorage. These guns are all new
aad OF heavy cabre most Of them being thirty.two and
fortywo FOUNDERS with number of eight and ten-inch
Paxhan guns There said TO be nearly two thou
sand the fortress and about the same number in
the town. / am. very respectfully,
Your obcdent servant,
D. CONNER
Commanding Home Squadron.
Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT
Secretary of the Navy WaShipcton
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been ordered to the Memphis hi NayV Yard and
Commander VIM. II. Gardner, to the rendezvous here;
Commander Mexican to the soop-oEwar Dale and Lieut.
Chatard to the Water Witch, TO be fitted out here.
II is said that the government intend purchasing
number Of small vessels to close in shore in the Gulf
after privateersmcn
We learn that Com. Warrington has been appointed to
the Bureau Of Ordinances and Com Smith to that Of the
Navy Yards and Docks It is rumored that Capt Dulany
has been put furough.
The steam propeller Massachusetts is lying in the
Potomac between Washington and Alexandria CON-
Shubrick and Mr. Haswel, Chief Engineer of the Navy,
have visited her, to report to the Navy Department
whether she vii suit for government purposes-Nofok
Beacon May 30
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U. s. SHir CUMBERLAND,
on the bar of Brazos Santiago,

on the bar of Brazos Santiago,
May g, 1916
Sir AS stated III my communication of the 3rd, the
squadron left the roads Of Sacrcos the morning of
the 4h, and has just anchored of tho bar of Santiago
where have just been apprzcd that hostlities have
tually taken place some days since
AS the opportunity by which send this communca-
ton cannot be detained, have only time to add that
after communicating with Gen. Taylor, and ascertaning
the situation of AFFAIRS at Naamoras shall remain here
longer than the presence of the squadron may be re-
quired after which it will be necessary for this ship the
Potomac, and John Adams to repair to Pensacola
plenish their provisions and water. In the meantime
orders will be given carry into execution your instruc
tons in relation the blockade of the Mexican coast and
TO meet and repel il the decisive manner hos-
Eties OF the Mexican nation. Some small vessels
required, also two small steamboats, of draft
of water exceeding eight feet These vessels will be
necessary to enforce strict blockade of the coast
am, very respectfully, etc
ID. CONNER.
Commanding home squadron
Hos. GEO. BANcRorT,
OF the
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NO MERCURY OR COPAIvA.

INK- CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE kennedy,
~ domestic preparation composed entirely Of rooss
no b.ls.ns. mercury other mineral and very pss
forms cured few days. I liz .Hsdisi9s Z
san BaldisF., New Ycrh; Rsi.iisi q PTas Sore:
Broadway. near Spring street, Bewery. eorse! 81
Spring street, Bcwer. corner Of Grad ssest q s1d iit
Of Houston streets III Houston street; 100 pyics.
No Division 3el Monroe Walnut,
and At the OF Adams and Fulton streets Brooklyn
Price 81 mt Ims
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UEn1lAN SlLt
JAMES @. MOFFET. No i2l Prince street, second block
westof Broadway, is constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of numbers and widths which he win warrant
be equal any, either foreign domestic for quality and
which he will sell wholesale retail reduced prices
r. S-An goods sold will be delivered any Of the
city, or Brooklyn. free Of expense ~ imsm
Il large quantity of excellent Granite Blocks Of different
lengths suitable for buildings window heads and sill seps
For further information apply the Office ofthe New York
and Harlem Railroad Company mvis iwrrc
J. WAhWlCh,
~ OLD & SILVER REFINER, Asssyer and Sweep omel.
" ter. Once, II JOHN Street, New York.
10 Fine Gold, Rolled Silver, Rouge and Crucibles a.
ways on hand. my5 imsnc
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UNITED STATES SHrP CUMBERLAND,
OFF Brasos Santiago. Nav O. lSl6 (

Oli brasos santiago, May y, 1916.
SIR The arrival of the squadron at this anchorage of
which the department was informed in my communca-
ton Of yesterday most opporune To obtain sup
ply OF provisions from the depot at Point Isabel General
Taylor. after leaving Major Brown with five hundred
in charge OF the works at Maamoras, marched for
the former place with the remainder OF his toces con-
ssting of two thousand On his return when with
in twelve fifteen miles of Matamoras he encountered
the enemy in considerable force, estimated from six
thousand TO thousand with large portion of
cavalry. An engagement took place about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, which lasted until night pilot in
the employ OF the United States this bar who Wis
tied the army to-day informs that loss amounted
to sixty killed and that General Tay had oercd the
enemy battle again to-day but that II declined From
the rapid and incessant firing Particularly OF artillery
throughout the day. should infer the loss Of the enemy
must have been very conside ablc. No further patcu.
lars have reached me. Shortly after the action
mensed received a communicable from Major Mum
commanding Point Isabel, requesting reinforce.
ment from the squadron, for the defence of that post
where, IL appears all the supplies for army
posted. In the course of yesterday afternoon and
this morning, five hundred seamen and marines, un-
der the command OF Captain Gregory of the Karitan,
were landed from the squadron-a force, is believed,
sufficient TO defend il against any attempt that the enemy
mako. A reinforcement Tor the army is hourly
pected from Galveston and New Orleans
an very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ID. CONNER,
Commanding Home squadron.
Hon. George Bancroft
Secretary OF the Navy, Washington.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-26
For the American Republican,
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
THE STEAMBOAT METAMORA.

.McssrS. EditorS:-Hhe great object of every
traveller by water is to perform his journey in
such steamboats, as combine swiltness and COM
fort, and are commanded by men whose gen.
teel department and excellent qualities cause
the dull hours to pass as agreeably to the pas
sengers as if they were enjoying all the com
forts of their homes. have travelled much,
and know by experience the inconvenience to
which travellers are necessarily subjected, and
know too how far those Inconvenience may
be removed by those to whose care they commit
themselves. | am prompted to make these re-
marks by the recollection of the pleasant time
| enjoyed on board the steamboat Metamora,
which runs as day-boat from New York TO
Albany. She is a neat little boat, and one of
the fastest on the Hudson. She runs in oppo-
sition to all combinations and monopolles,
| which extott exhorbitant charges from the ira
yelling community. Her cabin is handsomely
equipped and her interior as we'll as exterior is
furnished in very tasteful style; and as for
the table, it is enough to excite an appetite III
the most iastldious,
In word, the fare is excellent, and am
sure, cannot be exceled by that sf any other
boat on the river. The price of fassage is ex.
tremoly low, considering the superiority of the
boat. The gentlemanly commander, Capt P
! Smith, is a glorious fellow, and studies BY eve
ny means in his power, to add to the comfort Of
his passengers. He is just such man as like
and | feel confident that all who know hin
entertain the same favorable opinion Of him
! This public notice of him, is no more than al
act of justice and gratitude. My advice to al
who may be travelling that way, is, to find on
the Metamora, and take passage in her; ant
they will say with me, that better boat and ;
nobler commander, are not to be found in th'
country. A TRAVELLER.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Kelleu still al large The boy James Kelley,
who killed Mary Elizabeth Earles, on Thurs
day morning, has thus far eluded all pursuit,
and remains at large, notwithstanding every
effort Of the police to find him. The Mayor,
we understand, has offered reward of $500
for his apprehension. 1t seems very strange
that boy who committed such fragrant MUIR
der, in the presence of a number of citizens,
should have been permitted to walk off with the
same impunity, as Cummings the murderer of
Carter, in the same section OF the city! Can
murders be committed thus, and the party who
does the deed, walk off without single citizen
raising his hand to stay his flight? Such things
should not be.
Launch. A fine new brig, called the cad
elede," will be launched from the ship yard of
Messrs, John S. Brown & Co., south side Of the
basin, this morning, between the hours of 9
and | l o'clock.
\ Fined Officer Stayton on Thursday ares
ted Cornelius Lambert, FOR riding his horse at
an immoderate pace over Cav street bridge
Justice Egerton fined him S. with COSTS
Fire The alarm Of fire Yesterday between
and o'clock, proceeded from a small frame
!, stable. situated near Jones' pottery. in an alley
running between Front and High SITS. 1t was
entiteIy consumed. 1t was the property of
gentleman named McCubtin, Loss trhing.
Riotin ,. James Anderson and Joshua john
son, charged with riotng and fighting in the
streets, were arrested yesterday by officers Tay-
Tor and Mclntire, and released on security to
d! appear at court, 5g Justice kennard.