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ARRIVALS AND prPAnrrprs.
Captain John Rudd, U. s. Captaic heDoaail
Us A; Tb6mas Day, Liverpool John u, Higgins,
Liverpool; Judge rarnel,e Albany; Perre Van Cort-
Iabat, westcbest,r; MIR Tyre, Montreal II. Samuels,
Essland; N. y. T,nwick. Paris; MIR and Mrs. Ilairh
England; q. W. Anderson and family, savannah;
Lieut.. l.. G. Hunt, s.A.; Captain Seymour, s.A:i
yames L. Loripr California; Oeiby Mohatt Montreal
and family New Orleans; were among the arrivals
yesterday at the Irving House
George OFT, u 8. store ship Erie; Willism Muse,
Us N T.. Edgertou and family England; Thomas
L. Hiucttn, U.SN; N. G. Bryaut, U. $. Y u w Bob
con, Canada; B. Brooks, Illinois; George W. HsrriA
Ala w. Lawrence London; Perine, la 7. X
MARKHAM, Miss Captain II. Recalling, Sandwich
Iianss arrived yestsrasy and stopped at the Howard
Hotel
N w Brooks. Florida; w. y Seymour, New Orleans
william D. Benton, Georgia; arrived yesterday, and
took rooms Mt the Clinton Hotel
r. ~ NcArann. u. 4. N; Y. Y. Devens Us.N (;
". Humphrey, London J. Price, u y M y r..
sterme Y SIN; John Rodgers. u sN. and W. Wy
nan, were among the arrivals yesterday st the Ame-
rlsan Hnfal
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Cholera Report for the Wsek-Grsat FALL
.' ing on iss the mortality.
The intel ligence we have to announce to our
readers, to-day, must be gratifying to them as to
ourselves. There is a still farther and more de-
cded falling of, both in the general mortality and
in cholera from the previous week. We were the
first journal to mark the turning point or climax Of
the disease, in the week from the l4th to the 2lst
OF July and to predict its gradual decline from that
date. We have confidently followed up that pre-
diction, week after week, by other predictiops as
TO the probable decrease for the next week; aud in
every one our calculations were sustained by the
result. On this day week we SAID =
alt is gratifying fact that the report Of deaths by
the Bosid Of Health for yesterday is less than It has
SO cent is short of the City Inspectors report
We ,hs have ss 80 Which multiplied BY would give give
n,n ber for the ensuing week"
II has not exceeded that number. 1t is just 10
III der it. The number of deaths by cholera for
the last week is 2s3, for the previous week it was
$40. There is, therefore, a decrease of l56, or
about 40 per cent, which is by far the greatest de-
scent in the scale of mortality the disease has
made since II first made its appearance. We
would not wonder if at the end of the current week
the deaths by cholera did not exceed 100. The
progressive decline in the general mortality is also
worthy of notice, The total deaths for the last
week are only 7l9 On the week before they were
96S. There lie, therefore, difference of 2i9 In ia
vor of the week ending yesterday, or decrease
of nearly % per cent.
In our 3o'clock edition Of yesterday afternoon
we gave the total Of deaths by all diseases; deaths
by cholera. cholera morbus, cholera infantum,
diaih9a, and dysentery, up to few minutes before
going to press. There were few deaths added
afterwards from returns that were delayed The
report closed at o'clock. 1t is as follows
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS
In City County Of New York. from the 18th day Of
August the 18th day of a ugust 1S49.
Men, Ise; Women, liz; Boys ~; Girls, -Total,7i $40.
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INTELL.sENck ny TINE MAILS,
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Our Baltimore C0rrespOudence.

BALTIMORE, August %, l840.
Tic Sars Case-An Emoncip1ftonist IN Trouble
The Steamer Gsorgia- In unehes-F 1ensr's
The Markets, &c.
The slave case men toned yesterday, is TO be
brought up before Judge Legrand, to-day, for a
hearing. There seems TO be no doubt Of the fact
that the black man lie runaway slave, and that he
belongs TO Mrs. Hays, Of Cecil couaty. lie had
run away about eigh, years since, and, during the
past four years, had been in the employment of
Mr.. Martin, in Westchestrr, Pa. His owner
having ascertained his whereabouts, employed
officer McCreary to watch his opportunity and
steal him of, which he succreded in dong on
Wednesday last. Mr. Martin, his employer, hay.
ing followed him TO Baltimore, has been arrested
on plea of debt to the owner, in the sum of
$1,000, for labor performed during the past four
years. and on this plea of debt, being unable or
unwilling to give security. Is now immersed in
prison. VIM. A. Stewart, Esq, is his counsel,
who has filed his petition try the case, under the
law of 1856 relative TO nonresident debtors. In
the meantime, the slave is in the market. up for
the highest bidder, TO be carried to the cotton or
sugar plantations OF the South.
There seems TO be but httle doubt of the fact,
that The fine steamer Georgia 10 lost. She rs still
laying on the beach near Easton, Md, where she
gIOunCtu week AGO, the water flowing IN ana
out OF her cabin windows and it Is also thought
that she Is snagged. Several steamers have been
down TO relieve her, but their efforts haze been al
together unavalhng.
A splendid bark, OF 400 tons burthen, built for q
house in Richmond, Va, launched ON We'd
nesday, frem the yard Of Niessrs Gardner. She
is called the VIrginian, and IS destined TO run be-
tween Richmond and New Orleans. Another fine
bark will be launched to-day, from the yard of
Messrs. Hunt d Wagner, built for Capt. Cheese
borough, and destined for the South American
trade, with fine accommod atoms Tor passengers.
The members of the Friendship Fire Company of
in New York, about the lst Of January next, by
which time their engine will be finished
The Friendship is one Of our most efficient and
respectable companies, aud The department will be
worlhily represented wherever they go.
We are still without any manner of public
amusement in this city, and do not see any men
ton Of anticipated change in the dull monotony of
affairs.
In the Baltimore market yesterday, there were
sales of 300 bbls Howard street, and of 300 bills
City Mills -four, at IS rs. There were also sales
Of good TO prime red wheat AT 81 81 OF; ordinary
to good ditto 94c. a 81; white ditto 81 " 81 10;
and, such suitable for family -four 81 IL 81
Is per bushel. Corn has slightly declined. Sales are
now making of white at 55c. 58c., and yellsw,
56c. 60c. Oats are selling at &c. 30c Rye
SIC. 53c. per bushel.
The following comprised all the sales at thu Stock
Board yesterday $4,000 IS '67, cod 1l54; AIS
Md. defd 6's 10411; $50 B 0 r. BIDS, C7, cox; 100
chs. D. & o. ER, 6m's, 44i.
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City inspectors Omco, August 70 lo&
The following Is the last week weekly summary
Of the Board Of Health:-


The Board Of Health having passed resolution
to report in future, only deaths, and not cases, we
have calculated the number of cases for yesterday
by comparison with the deaths and the preceding
days report, in order to render the weekly sum
mary as complete as possible. Ifthey discontinued
their useless reports Of deaths, too, they would
confer an additional favor on the public.
The difference between their report and the City
Inspectors, for the week, in regard to cholera, is
~, or upwards of 80 per cent. The following
table will show the difference between the reports
ION, The hec,pninu.-
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SHIPPING.


Alta CEsIRAL MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS
IN q The Zip Eringo brsgh, sonreued on her quarter
dscf the AID 90 Aurr lsf hai Mr. jose Cuf-
fee; Secretary, Thomas Meagfsr, " vas unanimously
ksoyed That the following address be presented 70 Capt
GsBry Jlonpscn:-
A. the eve ola ssraston we cannot permit
this oyT rturty 90 without conveying 10 yvu
vaiuct thsnls for The PROF, ~ and decisive raster in
which during the from Liverpool 90 New rorb,
d largsd usdutu duties COMMANDER Of the Erin
Brsgh; and aiso, for the uniting attention "
tenera health vs. tie ,trct enforeenentd olesanesI In
eyery department
via ing yor every happiness ti world afford.
yoSrpU CrFFrE. Chairman.
THOMAS MEAGkER, Secretary
JANES tAhFEs1kh,
THOMAS NELLY.
Signed tshsf Of The by the ntttss ed
Auaust. Itt9.
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un,,.d stnts. Com,ris.,onsr.. Once,


Arc rs - Endearsr 10 make Rerolf-Silas Braokley,
r. Brptin, Thcs Bennett fae Smith, and John Smith,
Ave Of the crew Of the American chip Vim Hitchcock,
were arrested under warrant issued by the Commits
souer on charge 81 attempt to create revolt on
board They we're committed TO the Kings County
eaol 10 await examif alton 49,
mate 81 taid ship wss afterwards arrested under .
variant issues by the Commissioner, on charge
~ having struck Edward Bunting Of the persons
sbsvs named. with dangerous weapon. He was dss-
sharasd on recC enhance.
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Later from Santa Re,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Is, 1919.
Accounts from Santa Fs to the 4th instant have
been received, trade dull, and the surrounding
Indians very hostile.
military exredtivn hal been cent against the
Camspehes, ARABIC and Nsrradoes, and Pawnsss.
petition sent to Washington, to appoint Major
Bsale commander Of the Mexican expedition to Ssngra
christi was rejected.
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Thus it is clear. that by far themajor'y OF deaths
Is stll by diseases Of the bowels OF one kind or
snether. !, is remarkable fact that, as the NOR
taty decreases, the proportion Of the deaths OF ma
lives Of the United States foreigners increas-
es The reason that the epidemic which is now
disappearing has attacked the emigrant population
more severely than the natives; while the mortal
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ron SALE.

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susr No. II North Moore street northwest corner %
ypret layre ~ the purchase ney r. main
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III WHITE, III water street.
DIANo roRsALF.-THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from turcr,l ~ This superior Instrument. which
,stbu uetsrs o Nsrps, and considered Of The
by " lifrt " willing ~ pfer the
resssuat tens u cen be seen AZ ~ Greenwish street;
nouBLE ACTION HARP FOR sALE.-A cEyrLg-
about leaving the city wishes 70 dsroe very
hrs Double Aston Harp Nay he s,en AZ
J, n. BROWNIES, 40 Broadway.
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ry.nE MARRIED WOMAN'P PPlvArb MEDICAL COW
tsuic, ~ Dr.. sauricssn Professor ~ p.-sses 81
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Sea - sufen e physical and mental anguish 20 nany
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night have lcb sfaftd thouands WOULD tavc
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~ intended esp csliy for the rred. these ssn.c
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here, also. every fenaletke wife, the mcther, The
either buddne woabhoJd the IN the a. cline
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TELECRAPHIc NTELLlGENeE.

the Death OF Mason, Sc.
hoErsEAL, Aug. 26-A. NJ
The inquest Mason, who was shot in the late row
has GENE to . conclusion. The coroner's jury give
Ne following verdict:"Thst the said Mason dsssas-
ed to his death by having been shot by per-
son unknown; that such person firing in the de-
fence of Lafontsnes life and property; but that the
corporation are greatly to blame in negectng timely
precsutions that would have averted this calamity"
Cur city healthy and the cholera has quite dsap
peaTed.
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II will be thus seen that there Ne great differ
ence between the mortality Of the week just ended
this year and the corresponding week Of last year,
notwithstanding the great decrease OF deaths by
Cholera and all other diseases. There Is differ
cnce Of 133 per cent. against the present year.
The following table viii indicate what the pro-
ponion is between the general mortality aud the
deaths by diseases Of The bowels, including eho.
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The following table win show the gradcal de-
crease in the general mortality, as well as 10 cho
les from the highest point, the 2is, Of July, 10
81. ,r.sa,s time
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From Pittsburgh.

PMLApELPHIA, August Is, 1S4o
The river at Pittsburgh is falling. Business Is i'm
proving and the city is very healthy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Cd etl.r hoNrREAL, August 25-A NJ.
By the last report from Quebec find that deaths
had occurred there among whom the wife Of Chief
Justice Stewart
Bosros Aug. 25, 1S4e-
The returns Of deaths for the past week, els Of
which Is were from cholera showing decrease Of SO
from the last weeks reports.
ALBANY, Aug rs, 1s4?.
There have been reported, within the past "a hours
fifteen and nine deaths Of cholera.
RocHEsrER, Aug. rs, 1870
There five deaths Of cholera reported yesterday
PHLAprLrHIA, August 25, 1s49.
The cholera still reyes in Birmingham; and
tinuance Of the present rate Of mortality will de-
Populate that borough.
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Sudden Death.

CHARLESTON, August 20, 1919
Mr. Andrew Msfat, highly esteemed citizen, died
suddenly, while bathing at sullivan Island where he
wss on visit to his daughter.
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The bssutiful ship Catherine, Of 700 tons, wss
laupehsa from the yard Of W. " Webb, foot OF Sixth
ssst, shortly after two o'clock on Friday afternoon
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Court or Corn mon Pleas.


Before Judge Ulsho eHer.
AUG. 70 Sheldon 4 D.acan rs. Delapan This suit
was brought torscOy.r s1l6 the smount of promis-
sry not The defendant died an snswer to the cow
pn Mt aud st mp defence that he did not resolve
JUL cons Iteration for the aud that the PLAINTIFF
wtie not coma Ede holders The plaintiffs moved to
strike cst the frivolous put in for delay
The court ordered that the answer should be
out with $40 costs 70 be at the termination of the
eause. with liberty to the defendant to snswer
diiion that be would pt short notice Of trial
Aaiin Us. Sron and Witr.-- This Is an action for
SANDER. The case Was ordered to be referred to q
referee to take testimony and report the facts the
Court
IN re Henry Benny and three Others 1t appeared that
Benny and three of his comrades part tn.
OF The Bremen ship Don cuixot. That they shipped
at Hamburger for circuitous oyage That when
the vessel arrived hee they insisted that tho voy-
age WAS ended. ana claimed their discharge Ost
the master Of the vessel denied that the voyage was
ended and insisted that according to the shipping
articles, they could not be discharged until they
turned TO Hamburg. They thereupon applied for
writs Of hobeas corpus and brought before his
eouu,' the four cases were adj urped to take testi
mopy. Two sthers at the crew had deserted, one Of
whom arrested and brought before Judge Belts in
the early part Of the week who, 1t ordered him
to be delivered up to the Bremen Consul.
How the News Travels lit appears that
Mr. sn ID Mr. Brown, who mentioned IL Mr. Black
who wh pered it to Mr. Johnson who spoke IL in
niiusss the hot' till IL became the talk
luy the superb boots gstes
of rfaaQa
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The PresIdent's Proyress

ERIE, Pa August 25-9 P. NJ.
General Taylor is in this town He is in excel
lent health and spirits.
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Gom the beginning
Total difference In the reports.

Total difference In the reports. .2l3j
subjoined is the average nsmoer at deaths
per day for each week, from the commencement
OF the disease, calculated upoa the basis OF the
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ADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THEATRICAL
~ profession are normed that the Lyceam rhsatre Bos-
ton will for the early in September. Appca
torr for be made to the subscriber tpost
paid). HUMPHREY W. BLAND.
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Grsvsst TA,Lon AND 1Hr Ctrsoy.--whilc the Presi-
by the reverend clergy Of the borough They were
introduc.d by The Ncv hr Colt, Of the Episcopal
church. ~bo after rfescuiing the dsrest gsntsmsn,
Addrs sfsd the President a. foliows.--
"stR--1he clergy 81 Harrisburg have called Ia
body to tender YOU thor rsp~cts and they desire to
express to you their LSh confederation for yourself.
n and Il Office y our past cx21fi enes in
the evils a. furest guaranty thai yvu will
labor rccure 60 tlis natton the bessngs OF peace
We uust that your nd min STATION Gill b. guided
by wisa,m from above viii ensure the welfare and
the pruepsfity Of the people Of these United States.
Ana tor yourtef personally, sir desire hsgpiaess
We welcome you To out borough. sad hope that your
WRIT h,re and throughout State will be both plea
tant aud agreeable"
TO this address General Taylor respondol In ths
fcllowirg vords:-
." I thank you. gsnilsmen for your Kindness Ny
life ftT more thso forty has been spsat ths
frOniisr ot our country b.rever there the
ost Of bsrd,bip and 'hs most of danger ths govern
ment has t to require my servicss that have
indeed enjoyed opportunities ofearnps the hsrrors Of
var have over been nYsrse 30 VAR AMI in my nego
tistidns With hostile powefs. ss In advising With ths
government. have ever advocated psciHe measures.
~ h. ratos people 90 fejtice la victory; but all
the gcrss e victory compensate for the losses
that come upon individuals Trumphs will not make
the os Of their sons. nor 70 the wife
Tor the lcrs her husband 81 the child for The
loss a its parent We must bring var home 10 the
H. arthsone TO appreciate all its horrors But vhSss
eonfess my s,sfeios 10 var yet must also declare
my puposs to defend the couhtry against ali
stems and would that all that is dear 70 should
perish rather than any wrong should be done ~
ee Institutions My reception In your State has Been
moi cordial aud the hearty welcome this DAY esps-
eislly, tbsll never BE- forgotten"
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RE WARDS.


I OsT-oN THE 2irH INSTANT. IN PASSING FROM
IL Bank to Hammond street. through Greenwich street
lot Be ad urte ntahng Of the earnings Of
poor woman The finder will no suitably rewarded by
leaving Mt No. 1883 West 18th street. ard the thanks Of the
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mn OvrR rosTuIf K LrcTuRER on DisE isg or

~ tie Gentle Urinary Organ An hcr eta scmIlse ffss
the and satnent sfV ir-ss--s
Ell disease 81 rrivsts Quar-
syisnsd pistes "a seon rSrsct from the Bcson Aesi
cal and riea Journal 80 IL he said fearisly 70 ~
,susi 70 Eisoids Asteas works the family 81
superior 90 thing Of the snd rsb
lthsd in lfs ecuhtry." Price sh Arthor Of vc~k
seminal krisns lnposncy, &C. esred W sol tory
y.ush EDITION ~ riatsa. r0ce 81 r"r sale the Pus-
ihhsr sngerk Tc-t.eud ~ broadway, and nv the Aa
a thread
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EvOLuTiON IN STEAM NARRATION : THAT

u EVOLUTION IN STEAM NARRATION - THAT
persons interested in team navigation prepared
for entire change IN Tropeing machinery. working
Model Boat will be exhibited daily, at
iron 10 p M which possesses SELF motion; and is pro-
peed consequently without paddles, Wheels Kind
Of trusion the vessel whose velocity with
the used will vouoh fvr the superiority Of this novel
eipe which for canals particularly will be found the
great desderatum To avoid crowd Of the merely curious
to the inventors the charge viii be 81
for each per son. The press, gratis. RI
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rENTREvILLE COURSE TRoTrING.-rsE roI,tJow
-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a ~ 49,. e. a 49,. -.
IN nsrt 81 ~ Butcher ds and Melting Association for
" coming year are nov rs@dg and will remsa epen until
ters win call The se, Ne Is Iirst sndl
heir signatures. BLNJ. W. VALENTINE
n ban election will 10 held ~. above named Phase
1ue'iay the 2sh instant stt o'clock r. ~ tor trustees
rtLe ensuing year. ------------------
nIID--JuIY ETU. 1870. or TIE PREVAILING EPI-
- q, mie choirs JOHN A. BUsr Of the firm Of Bush
Csi,ner WIss,ae Drrsist 81 arolay street. New Ysrs
sgsa years, 6uSnths, and y days
pIssoI UTros OF coPARrsERsurp-Tn. 60 pastr.r-
tLr ofctfyrc existing under the firm q BUSH CLtrK
tNER vss e,elv,s by the Death Of MT Bnsh on the ih
the iIm requested make se,ieBent % The
.sy ssrrre,c The turte.s Of The hrm VII BE- ses.ied
a. Tie 'a '''sS' 81 Barclay street. v crrcKryER
surviving Partner Of Dosh clissensr.
rEw rfRy-rNs undersigned, having purchased Of shs
AZ isrsor q Mr. John Bush deceased, his interest
Barclay SWEET and entered into rtnerap under ,hs
ffm efC N.tIIt KEkEg 4 Co, VIII carry the bust
frrs ist Nv stree attention 10 busin,s and
elite, u ~ will te enabled 20 continue the patronage
il over - e5,s,s srcuity IN accounts. IL will be neses.
taIy That ell goods rurehad hy or from the ment
sheartnt the 18th of July last should % ehs-sss
Co coasEIlusy v l.rCkESiR.
Nv v.rt ,ni, 10Th. 1874
nqTo witHTIM etisTAvE PETERS, FROM FRANK
srtt- IN New Ycrt his reel fence 10 give siyices
hinseif 70 his raotier In franhfor@
gxOURSSUNs.
ExctRsioN 40 rnE FISHING BANKS. ON ruE oi.D
SrsSns az rrss, s.s ss,s.v &c ,s
ssa, ~ BrTThio viii leave foot sf Robinson street.
r s ' c y ~ Is. .sss ys, ,,, sTsns
by7P.M
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prRnlNn ANn aRffINn rAINa-As

there are many limitations "a marhet q Whites Rd
Cordial fhe subscribers would inform the public TAFT they
ecrtnue receive .urpes Of THIS valuable medicine 20 e.
lciraitd for curine the above e"mpan direct frvn "
Wlte tie original Prize Desnts large bot
st, 81 Fold at 40 and 3 broadway aud hstar House
RrSHfON. CLARK CO.