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New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

CHRisri.S II. STORY At the earnest request OF
the Hudson River Baptist Association, Rev. Will
LIAM r. WILLIAMS Of this City has undertaken TO pre-
pare q new and complete History OF the Christian
Churcha vast undertaking, but rendered less difficult
by the light shed upon the subject by modern research
ard criticism Mr. Williams is not widely but well
known as one Of the sblest most learned and original
thinkers among the elergymcn OF our City. II he will
only give himself time for this arduous task-snd we
do not think he will publish any thing without-he can
no, fail To satisfy the high expectations which This an
nouncement viii excite.
Our libraries, public and private, lanentably
aeac,eu, in works of this class We doubt II tenth
oi the Christian professors OF this City, onetwen
ue,h of those throughout the country have read
AHisiory, however mesger' OF the Christian Church
from the dsys OF the Apostles to the present 1t would
be hard saying that more OF them nave derived 'hei'
luowledse Of Ancien, Chrstendom from Gibbons inh
ds .,o,v than anv other source but would II not b,
sss, We do not accuse Gibbon Of intentional unfair
ness when we say that tbs but reasonable that Ons
isn should know what Christian Historians nave re
corded OF the rise and spread and triumph oi Not's
ranty-the grand event Of the last twenty centuries
The Hudson River Baptist Association now
numbers IS Churches, - Ordained Ministers ana II
Licentistes with l24s6 Members The late Coa'eh
ton Al Troy
]. Rssolrtd, That the time has arrived when duty Z
God and his cause demands division OF this body
Q Rssolr.d That, il recommended in the sewers
churches % send delegates 20 Convention 70 oe he
s Poughkeepsie on Tuesday after the third sunday
October next At o'clock. P.N. with ial power .
determine the question OF THIS aslson, sna ,ne 'Se
Of such division and that each church send two Dele
gates To sad Convention, OF which the pastor shall
one, where the churches have Pastor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Cholera, &c. in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Aug e-I I'M
The Cholera report for the past - hours, ending
this dsy noon is 20 cases and deaths-hve OF which
occurred In the Hospital and Prison.
In produce there is but little doing the near spproSch
Of the America checking quotations There Is no gen
e,sl naws of mDortAnce
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Cholera on Long Island.

To tse Efn0r q IN Ifi9A~
have read & communication In your paper o.
Thursday asst giving Inaccurate statement o. ui'
tsng, Of the Inhabitants Of Huntington upon tAe SID
&c, o.. the Cholera Your correspondent wa dolDIe''
nisled By the ignorant remark OF some person "A1
Know. very little about the health Of the village or Ine
character OF the nha5,Ants and it very unfortunate
hat 50 unfosnded report should ind 's way 'nI0 81
sx,eu,iyey circulated .ourna. feel bound not oniy
10 contradict the report but to state tha' hununsto.
never enjoyed more healthy season inan tns Pls'sn'
No case Of Choers has originated IN tns F"ase' ho'
within 20 miles Of H. and those four orn'e 'o-s ~
nave died OF Cholera az Cold SPnns ana H'iInyof
rook the disease n Ne~-rOrk City A'
RzzfrsSf5.. AS :, lsis-
ry- We give the above place out OF pure goot
nature. seeing it IS short Il does not correct any
thing Of moment, :or noOody supposed the Cnoier'
originated on the open plains Of Long Island va
correspondent c expressly stated that s"o
,ba three cases Of Cholera Occurring there were
persons from this City.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Tux CR0ps At rHE @ourH wEsT The N1teheE
lNi.. C,arier II the g7th sit ssys From every d.
recon We hear distressing accounto oi me con1iuon
nd prospects of the Cotton crOpi Never id the
,ro.6ect vi our farmers Ssns. an appearance
ras heater n disaster IL not contrActedit IS a. vide
s,,e,d a. tn Cotton zion. The continued and heavy
rsin. oi the ast tour weeks have destroyed pretty
much What the frost spared and about drowned OUT
,ne produc, 0i tne second planting. The Coston ~
rnany fields D. superficial observer. would appear
,t.t blooming and lgxanant and 30 it does out II =
,l weed Tn@ boil which forms the fno~y fleece 81 ine
-ou,hern staps Is not there and the rcs, no matter
how thriving % may sppesr is vslgsiess ne 10 not
oeve th.t the crop n The coming season 10 hlfss.p
oi AZ eoual ~ fully th4rd, that u last year
e,,er from friend residing in the northern part o.
WIkn.oo County states tnat t mas rsised In bis Vi
i,ty "a dsvs In succession and that not more than
salf = crop vii be averaged oy Ihe planters around
him. ....., -. -
. Il . Impossible Tor tas Cotton crop - recover from
IN injury il ass sustained 5y the fsiny weather, which
"a, already prevailed tor more than thirty days snc
a. ys. sa0rds % promise Of stopping such seasof
old and intelligent planters assure ss has not been ex
Derenced tor twenty-five years They assert that eve'
ztth the most favors5le weather. than half
crop u Cotton cannot BE made and that II tnel
nave the caterpillar there vii hardly BE- any Cotton
ali made The rain must also Il IL continues, mater
ally nj1re the sugar crop. !, mas already set many
rs sugar planters back good dea oy preventing son
from getting out timber and others from making BRICK
% build or improve their sugar houses
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Fowler. a. Wells, rhressiestst- % .sa
Publishers. Clinton Hal " Ns..1se 10" "'


clinton Hall-Prese6t Number Of yolsmes 49,, 70
seher ~ith he leading American and fofsisn
f1.-si. r,tr.uou Pc "a ard ssml annoa4 d@ns " Arf
chan. Lawyer. and ohsns, may oscotns memos" ~ ~'
payment u A. yesr .,,,..,, %,
l.ts,~st added the Library soon "a poe
sble ansr pgbl.c.t0n -, .x,..-. r..
s,sg ar. now rseetyed By ssrh s<sussr ~ order,
- 1x.od J T. bERAkD, Rec. soc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Eg- Hon. A. B. Lonzsreet has been elected
President Of The Mississippi Jniversiy, the Board OF
Directors having declared that Office vacant on &C
eouut Of The abssnce without esye Of the former 10
cglnoenL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

FIRg This morning. about clocs, Ahre broAs
out in The easement OF the second Ward Hotel 81
Nassau 81. Exunsushed with triains damage
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Ro.ton Cholera Report.

BOSTON, Wtdncsdayl mug y
Since last report there have been 20 deaths IRON
the Cholera 10 of whom were foreigners and Ameri
cana In the Hospital there are 10 cases
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
~ Water Cure.-Dn Mssrs.. orsaxs Moa

~ Water Cure.-Df MssHsss Orange hoanisln
Hs,sr Cars ~stab lshrsut a. s0gh Orange, Is n9~
,uen s ths rscspuon of psents Tue essbhshmeni hs@
n n ne most desirable fOr ne pfscurs ~ Ne
Wster Cure and 10 fred up 10 very npnrlof mans
nsVns pnyss baths siSched W ns paaens rooms ih-
ar. ff sOuth Orange cave the foot a C0flznf o. a.
oc.ocs A n ard p N daily. reachinf s01th Ofsnf-
n one hour. Lst1p for circulars addressed - Df
Ms..ss a. above lyis Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Hoard Of Health

Board Of Health. .WEDSEsDAY, Aug g.
Dr. GrEn, the resident Physician, reports i0i new
Cholera and - deaths a. having occurred since
reDort Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

BRoNEx LEG.-A man named Morgan Franc's
residing in Hoboken hsd hs leg broke In Christopher
.. Yesterday shout ~ clock. He was taken home ~
officers Pool and Parker.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Pcticr Corsr-A man named Daniel whinef va. q.
rested Yesterday and held 20 answer charge 81 ses
l,ftsry ucNet. 10 fAxa White This nioruing shout
o'clock ore James Fnnrgsn arrested for violently a.
saulung kiwocd lrish. Perry ltsh and Nm Sini
nout. Committed q snswcr....r Two fellows naulei
James Carroll and James Cassck we're arrested early ms
norurg charged with robbing William sro~ne on 1h-
RntsrV They committed TO sns~er
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

In Kenton County four precincts the first day
yesterday stantons vote oco) was 52s and that OF
Major Gaines ONhig) was 4jO.
In Campbell County five precincts gave stanton 49,
and Gaines ls9.
In the With District the first days returns In Trim
BILE Co show the following result, viz
For Congras--Newton Lane, O.oco) 3s3 humphrey
Marshall, (Whig) 1876
This county gave Cass ass and Taylor 5sl votes IN
tie late Presidential contest
In the City Of Louisville, If. Marshall WING Csndl
date for Congress has 24 majority over Newton Lane
The Pro slavery ticket for Convention has 2'9 MAJOR
inv. Two Loco. Focos and one Emancipation Wing arc
elected to the Legislature.
The partial returns ior this the With District re
eeived thus far give Newton Lane Loco for Congress
20l majority
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

SrAHslSG.-A man named John PerA.n',
standing The corner OF Little wster and Anthony
sts At o'clock this morning stabbed BY coiorcd
man whose name was not Aseertsned. and who usi,
ii. escape Mr. 2 WAS taken 20 ths City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

REscUvD.-Lut evening about 10 ocloch
man named AARON Hand tell into the water ioot OF
Amos st X. lie rescued by officer Peli
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

RoxE CoSvESrIos.-ELIJAH FORD, ESQ., OF
Buffalo, Hsnker Candidate for Mayor last spring has
been appointed Delegate to Rome with Instructions
TO make undue concessions nor ask any OF the
Democracy" l. v. vsnderpoOlis the Bsrnourner Dele
sate 70 the same Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
4 kentucky Election Returns
LorIsyILLr. Tuesday, A,

TayI0rs MAJ bU. MahIy uV fo''
IL is close fit but We trust stanly is IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

NKw.ORLEANs, saturday, Aug. 4
The steamship Falceu. Capt. Hartstein, arrived
At this port today with SO passengers, all well, from
Cbasres She brings sl7O 900 bullion.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

Cass had 7s5 over Taylor in the District. -Four
Coonties TO come in. jefferson was Dnnn 5 Coun-
ty. We presume he is beaten.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

FsH II MELPoxEsE cASAL.--since the ate
overflow ihe sweet Afton Of Nelponena has soounced
In lsh oi considerable size most Of them gar nsn
some nsve oeea caught Of the lengtn Of two snd TWO
and half fee, The young Nepomenians have me
sport catching these gIs Iaey b!Is reaaNy a. sny
o.t bgt prefer the tail young puppy, the claw OF
a Young ten, or the bll oi muscovy duck New
Orleans Is certainly queer, peculiar ci'y. Livery
thing with IA sri gea1S We I'VE oeio~ me surisee
Of the water on a SOL chiefly made BY ourselves ~,
| rave h..Ithy sw1mps. Our Summers are cool and
sI-y when AZ the North Il 10 hot and oppressivs--
st.ndinz water with instead Of purifying only
Darhes Our drainage from the 'front.' 70 he rear %
ibe ei,y. And without engmora;ing many other Peea
Hsrtes too numerous 100 mention, our difenes ." -
With ii!e ash swimming in pure Ampid wster Aea :.
the very center Of me thickly settled portion o. ~.
city xe can with hook and line, catch nsn " MI.
| mali Zee, lOnz Truly IL Eer-oresns Plsesi Io'''~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

os,he firm Of Belknap 4
q Cashier Of the State Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
~ Liquid Hair Dye lmpr

~ Liquid Hair Dye improved % a. % eo.of NJ
hair or Wkssers the momentits applied without s eas'
ulary-ltis entirely free frym snpssssnt od0f saa es
vashed with the strongest soap Immediately u
without ~ausg 70 dry For sale, of spps, ~ s.r
Los's VIZ factory. tWalI-st myD isAh-'"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

nAPER.-40ooo be- plata %, s. snd - 'nea ''f '''oa
L lnx. for sale ss manafsciarers prices ~
al oACNT pE1alcKsoS, W sea1a%
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
.ILTgK..FILTERs:: FILTERs..

L iabal.r FILTER 70 decidedly the bost srues sssf msas
10, oanfying he Ctoton o'her water, ~ nanoi''s
MS ctty can sow estfy from praene1l sxpensnes 60
- iSe tast no nous. Keeper would 10 without 49,
.sein .ts operation II 10 simple Ia eonsn'eS % -
- principle may b1 eompreheofed a. ss..'
thoro1gniy cleaned In q moment without 80. n Cham.
Pncs 81 50 Oncs Hs Broadway ess' e''"''
oers-sL - - - a hey 10
B-Cshlorrsans should al ssys on fy1i i'm
carried 10 The pocket and used m1.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Indiana Election

CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Aug :, lsi9
The returns from Indiana, ss far as heard from,
are favorable to j. A. Wright (Loco) for Governor
For Congress, in the Vth District WIN brown
Loco. is elected over w. Herod, Whig.
IN the With District, h. w McGaughey, Wing, is
elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

svRRx>pERrD Br RS BALE. Z {. Jaison
%, fs Ned Buntliue who stands indicted for melting
the Asor place Opera House ou the night Of The
p.h OF Nav last and who was bailei by Thomas seu
netl was as, evening surrendered oy his bail when h.
taken into custody and committed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
~ x..,ornt,ou Of Nsssr.I sisht.-rrofes-o'

ysS.,es d Prsserves and Restores ne nsi9fa ssn,
rgre. Gear ssht snd does srsy ~itn fsssss snnISy -
on r- d.v. tn New Ycrk nc est snree OF e>ch IN
W.rrsnstso s. from Broadway In Bos,"a tne 'us.
a. Wiutsrst. ~ '"'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

~ Lyons Msssetie Ps~des 10 iof ,,.' 10 s''pr p,..
sor ~, sss,rscuon Of and nice ~iIho1s Po.soas
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

~ where.s tne ,eeso.d n~sf toe Prneston st.uos
osss.oesd s.s ;ss &c &: .. .sss.
dsp.seing ne seoTery end conviction Of st- pefsoo
viii Dc p.e mo ssvs committed said osesee sryvyxs
N Pfs-.e, Aur Isfe. isDSls ~ a ol = 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
CITY ITEMS.

"1b>k>oAts AIS = ActF
HrRsY UP TIE PAssrseIRs--A Germsn pas
.enger for the EErepa yesterday foand himself too ate
on arriving At the vessel The plank bad he>n With
drawn. and nothing remained for him but To make
spring for The deck He did not succeed IN the sssempt
ea, took an involuntary cold bath al tie Jer'ey cy
dock and .ner Aiils trouble Vas fshed oat sasvef
ing srd dripping from the water in sesson 70 BE- put
on board where be vii have eisure 70 reject on the
importance ci promptacss and the virtues Of Hydro
paiAy.
~ The inmates Of the n. Y. lSsrirrrios
,oA rux BLIND vacated their premises sss week. On
.ccount Of tie presence Of the Cholera in tbs CITY
and N account OF the occurrence OF their regular vses
ton and went Up the Harlem Railroad 10 Wocd'lle,
where they attend - remain until they consider the
city IN a more healthy state The large enos osileins
which has been erecting for this insnsnnon' on the
EshIh between Thirty third sRd Thirty fourth 'ss
has ilsi been hnished and will be ready for occa
ptncy Il designed 10 accommodate those q n .
graduates from the other house WHO msy be without
means or friends where they labor and retain ior
themselves al they above their expenses
Th building has front Of - feet. % feet deep and
and 3 three stories high. beside the basement sni
coun,cr.celsr The cost II erection will slightly eN
eeei the Appropriation OF $1,000 from the State
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09

~ 8 sss Ss.s.
sos,es swsys on hand, of % convenient az.
.Sosp .es lo~ prices hey esnno. "a! @ Ps''s
0em- Sa-' - " - Br0sfssy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Iudiaua-AdditionRi.

. lfV~~
Dunn has gained ....3'3.
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By reference to the above report Of the Board OF
Health, 1t will be perceived that one hundred and
fftyeight new and fifty five deaths, by cholera
have occurred in this city within the twenty four
hours preceding that at which it made viz twelve
O'Clock. How many, in addition have occurred, we
cannot tell and will not be able to do so until the
City Inspector hands in his weekly report Ever since
the epidemic broke out among there has been
a marked variance between the number Of
ported by the Board of Health and those certified to
by the City Inspector the latter in cases. reach
Ing seventy five and eighty per cent more than the
other This arises from the fact that great many Of
our physicians do not make any returns at ALL from
some reason or other-perhsps on account OF having
much to attend to- AS instance OF the disparity
between the returns, have compiled the follow
ing table, showing the number of deaths each week.
since the cholera commenced reported by the GARD
Of Health and the number each week. reported the
City Inspector
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Bat before any conclusion Is arrived at any OPT
ion formed It must be taken into consideration that
there wide difference In the number of inhabitants
Of New York in the year ls49 to what 1t contained in
either 1884 1882. The following table will explain
this Satisfactorily
1881, Population ..2o5o Deaths eight weeks. 1851
1884, 100000 :. sos
1840, ...425O 900 l5a7
According to the above table the epidemic has thus
far 1t all events not been fatal in its
It was in 1882 In that year had population Of two
hundred and twenty-five thousand and the number Of
deaths for the FIRST eight weeks 2s6l; whereas in
1S4o with population Of AIS ooo the deaths for the
same period have been only l547 II the disease had
been as bad this year 1t in 1892 the number
deaths instead Of being only Sat- would in proportion
to the increase OF population have reached during
eight weeks just elapsed the very large number OF 1880
There 10 some consolation In this. Indeed do not
nee how IL could be otherwise In 1882, the city
without system OF drainage sewersge but since
then, many miles In length OF sewers have been con-
structed at great expense and comparatively speaking
but very little surface water exists ut the present tune
In the city But 1t may be urged, that the cases Of
death by sarhoa cholera morbus, cholera infAntum,
and dysentery, which every week reported by the
City Inspector, ought to be added to the cholera
cases. This does not follow. because they are not
included In the returns Of 1882 and 1884, having
been then, they this year. put under separate
heads. However we give the annexed table, wing
from those to place every information on
the subject before the public believing that is better
to give them the true state Of things than to adopt
any conccalment In the matter -:
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IN FkNN~YLVANIN.
H.sRrsauRo, July ~ 1870
telegraphic dispatch from Hoiiaysburg TO WIN.
Colder, jr announces the death ~ gaptsin o. orss
Hooper ~ the Canal Packet Delaware. ct cholera a.
Newton Hamilton some eighty fvs milea from here.
last evening. at octock informal has also rsschsd
VI the prevarnce % the epidemic at Aexsndria
Water street Huntington county, some thirty miles
this side of Newton Hamilton. all on the Penusylv,na
line Of causl to Pittsburgh MIR Fertg % dillerstb
Perry county o contractor the central rsilrnsi,
aud eight niue lab ring men, have died At Mex
srdris under the most violent symptoms Although
this DIRE sdfu epidemic is reported at - great dis
lance and the fact ~ the chors having visited this
place In 1884 the facts above have crestsd general
feeling ~ slarm. aud cast glOon through .at the
tire community particularly among those VINO had the
pleasure Of Captain Hooper's scqusiatsnce
The Philadelphia Sun. Of the 10th inst, says this
ohoi.rs has made its appearance In chester cpuntv
Mr. Jscob Shoemaker. ~ Piksiand township to,sther
With sen and young lad residing IN the family
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AT ISLAND CREEK, OHIO
The Steubepville lObio) Herald of the 7th inst saws:
We were informed yesterday NOR slng by citizen Of
that neghborhood that the cholera again 4is its
appearance in Island Creek township. Mrs Cunning
ham wife Of the Rev. Mr. Cupuiugham died on We'd
nes day, and Thursday evening the Rev gentleman
himself was extremely i'll Of tho fearful epidemic
Mrs Powell the mouth of Island Creek it is said
was also attacked on the 5th inst.
AT CLEVELAND, OHIO
The report Of the Board of Health OF Cleveland for
the 10Th int is as ollows:rbree of cholera
have occurred during the last twenty -four hours one
death.
IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
The Board Of Health of Detroit on the 18th inst ,
made the following report The Board II Health re-
port four fatal of cholera during the last twenty
four hours all traceabe to great imprudence in Diet
&c.
The Saratoga, N Y. Republican, OF tho 14th instant
contains the following letter from the Mayor
real relative to the report Of the cholera having xp
leading points whtre the travelling community are to
be met with route to Canada malicious have
been Circulated to the effect that Asstc cholera
walls to an alarming extent in the Province aud
particularly in Montreal and its envrons the under
signed Mayor of the city Of Montreal aud OF
the Council and Of the Board OF Health of that city
feel bound to give the fullest and con-
tradiction to the unfoundod and mschevsus reports
In question, and do declare that far
any epidemic prevalent In Canada and especially ia
Montreal to this date the tsgss Of North
ern position, near the seaboard. clearly
manifested as this during which IL has been
c0ntetby established that the health Of the city has
been better and its mortality less than the
from the returns Of tho COVER agents at Quebec
and throughout the Province that not single Of
cholera has appeared In any emgrant ship on the
waters OF the st. Lawrence. L. X, FABRE, Mayor"
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Total for eight weeks in 1sio. .............. 500
Nov let how the will stand, even IL ~s
include the i've hundred cases above mentioned with
these put under the head OF plain cholcrs:-
The Der Of In 1881 With q population
oil ZLJVoo WAS - eol
Numbsr Of cases in lsl9, with . population Of
$4,000 ...........,....... .......... 1s1
mentioned NATURALIZATION. 500
Total. ..................... 2si7
Number Of cases that would have occurred IL ths
epidemic vas a. tirulsnt Ia 1912 "a u was Ia
1882 in proportion TO the increase Of the popa-
laton, as abov. set forth ................ $3.50
Balance In favor Of 1919 f,r dfss weeks ass
This L. ~- think ssfe calculation; and II will be
satisfactorily by u tbink that ths rsyazes Of
the epidemlc Throwing iuto the schedule the
shove ALLOW not. by nearly one hundred per
cent a. great they la lsJ1 There H. need,
therefore Of citizens being alarmed at least Tor
the present.
The following IL another table. showing the heat ~
the weather and the number OF deaths reported ~
the Board Of Health, for week
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Difference in the reports. ...................5 o5
Now, before body can be inferred, certificate Of
the of death must be delivered to the City
speotor, who thereupon delivers permit 1t is there
FORE clear that all the Of DEATH by cholera
net reported to the Board Of Health.
As great many people comparing the ravages of
the cholera this year. with those Of the years 1892
1884, we publish the following table which shows tho
number OF deaths, in the respective years. for eight
weeks After the epidemic broke OUT
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Thus showing eight hunjred and eighty.hve deaths
for the nine days ending the 1lth instant.
AT COLUMBUS, ONO.
The Columbus state Jsrrai sf the 18th inst says
The pestleDce still RACES among the convicts In the
State prison, though With not quite 50 Hish ftslity
g. foe few days preceding This apparent
H. perhaps owing To the TACT that the less fod for
IL to prey upon All discipline In the prison 4 necss-
saiiy suspended, aud the appeals u the po fsle~s
to be released nOm that house VI death, are As~p
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IN THE FLATBusH psSIrENrIARv.

IN THE FLArBtISH PENITENrARY.
No less than ten deaths have occurred at this inst
tuition, four OF which are since IL sclock, SUNDAY
night An application having been made, by the keep
er of the penitentiary to Judge Greenwood, of the
City Court for the immediate removal OF the prisoners
not yet attacked with the pestence. order
cerdinfiy granted. signed by Judge Greenwood aud
Judge johnson, OF the County Court for the convey
ance OF the unfortunes to the county jail in Raymond
street in this city which is most admirably kept by
the deputy keeper, Mr. Van Voorhis. The cholera
patients were remoX ed to the hospital.