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COMMERCE. or NEW YORK.


From the NJ " Journal of Commercel
The foreign imports at this port for the month Of Au
gust very little below the total for the corresponding
month Of Last year. but upwards of four millions less
than for August, 1885, which WAS unusually heavy
month. We annex a comparative summary
y Earegn Imports Neo Fork ~ 1isous, ~ ,.
Uttered ssr consumption asssss sl.sools slsoeI5sa
Tree goods iass5ss so;siss asisSii
Withdrawn from warehouse 25aaao7 5eaii47 oiS
This leaves the total imports at this port since jan
ury S7G80 574 less than for the corresponding eight
months of last year. and $58 023349 less than for the
same period Of 1856, win appear from the annexed
comparison. 3i#.6a s8t tasg a,a D. 38isa.
EasigH Imports al Nei0 for Eight Aorh from January 1
1856. 1857, 1858
Entered Tor consumption 1856 slo5sscaa se5 4o1si
warchousmg ..... 2s,2aoolo Sl,427e7o T7aal4lo
spss iSssTs Sss SsSisS asss
Total entered at port 157 9a7 900 l7ool31 go0l4 b57
Withdrawn from warehouse l5,ea9on 2e,a4o22s 2slaa,5lS
The imports for the remainder of the year will prob
ably show further important Decline in comparison
with last year. have already reached the point
where the troubles Of the last autumn began to be felt
in the reduced business indeed, should not be
prscd if after September, there should be positive in
crease in the receipts OF foreign merchandise,
pared with last year. fa
The exports from New York To foreign ports for the
month Of August show handsome increase upon the
responding total of last year in the item of domestic pro-
duce but falling of in the exports of specie and
shipments Of foreign merchandise 1t may be regarded
favorable exhibit, especially when the low price of
produce 10 taken into account, as yincreased
quantity must have been shipped to amount to the
total value. We annex comparison; aaa1 s185
Exports from New TO Fbreign Ports in August A
pone, produce ssa lsIa SOS 81 1881 :. isss sss
Foreign merchandise Gree sss42 saass2 io2'ozl
Specie R es bullion 1'ae assss s sssss
Total exports e,li5o5e II es 7,lsalse
Total excleyc q specie 5,ol3oo3 s337i4o tes7 3Sl
We have also compiled the comparative total of ex-
ports since january lst, which shows falling o in spe-
Gle of nearly fifty per cent but decline in domestic
produce of only five millions, difference not great
the comparative reduction In value i 8 g,gs,t5qi
Exports from Neo Fork Foreign for egh n,on from Janu
iH.a ayH{ EfHt#3 sa 1856 1851. vi 1883 a
Domestic produce s5o,2eo9o3 s43ol4Sl5 ssS0l2 826
Foreign merchandise lfreel oso,15o 2Too5ss oss COS
Specie and bullion. aa,70spso saaasi5o EaesaS7
TotaI exclusive Of specie 55'oi6sA 4s2sasi5 n,7ssSoS
The revenue from customs for August at this port
shows greater comparative decline than seen in the
total imports account of tho increase in free goods
and the fact that the duties collected on tho goods
houses et54 Rgsfy el rs y a#lg t M
ReueaGe from Castosis Ncto York. 3J3H s z
-p2 titH 1856, # 1857, 5s 1858.
In July 5ail.5at ~ Sss5 ols q ssss7 aoS ss
Total since Jan ss2oesso la as 81 1so2I5ao eI
Il 80. M
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MAsoNic- King Soloman & Lodge of Free and A,cant,
Masons has JUST celebrated its T5 In ami N
town, Mass, ~
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Reuaue from castoa.s al Ncy Tor1

Total since JAN 1909 $50 la 3oa2731 90 1901 536
The change elected by the tariff is illustrated in
the following comparison Of the dutiabe imports thrown
upon the market during the corresponding month In each
of the last five years s
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The revenue from customs for August at this port
shows greater comparative decline than seen in the
total imports account of tho increase in free goods
and the fact that the duties collected on tho goods
actually marketed and not those thrown into
houses at5l l la aE,s s,
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From the N. Y. Journal OF Comulcrcel
The foreign imports at this port for the month Of Au
gust very little below the total for the corresponding
month Of last year. but upwards of four millions less
than for August 1856, which was unusually heavy
month. We annex comparative summary
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We have also complied the comparative total of ex-
ports since January st which shows falling o in spe-
Gle of nearly fifty per cent, but decline in domestic
produce of only five millions, difference as great as
the comparative reduction In value: iiG 81 sgd.t7qt
Imports from Nee Pork % FOREIGN Ports for e nonls Dom anu
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This leaves the total imports at this port since jan
ury SIG 801 574 less than for the corresponding eight
of last year. and $5S 023 $40 less than the
same period of 1885, win appear from the annexed
comparison. sH6Ff 8H E#% a,.3 D. slss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-12

The great LamaItine, not long ago, Issued Tie
prospectus Of scheme, proposing to publish a
"Cours do Literature" in parts, aud the subscri-
beers appealed to the ground Of the poets dill
cultes) were to pay considerable in ad-
vance. The plan has failed, and now plain, IN
vanished appeal for charities is made by this
most extravagant and egotistical OF the literary
and political men OF France. The British Crittc
gives brief sketch Of LamsrtiRes career, show
ing, from his youth up, the most extraordinary
heedlessness as to the value of money when he
had /. to spend and willingness to adopt devices
To repleDish his exhausted purse, which no man
Of seli-respect would employ.
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The Poindexter Wtil-Argument of
HIM Howard. ESQ.

The Richmond Enquirer has published at length
the able argument Of John Howard, Esq before
the Court of Appeals ia the Poiadexter and Goa
ter will cases, in which the Court decided that Il
will giving slaves the choice If beiag pated
or remaining slaves, does net emancirate the
slaves; that they have civil right or legal Ca
pacity to make the choice that, in the ey" Ct The
civil Jurisprudence, the slave Is not person. but
q thing. The argument Of Mr.. Howard in this
case is one o. decided Iower, point, research and
eloquence, and gives promise in one just standing
On the threshold of the profession.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NV ORLEANS, July 9-We have later dates from
Vera Cruz. Business is PROSTATE, and the vomito
has already appeared among the soldiers with con-
siderable vrulenCe.
The number of lives lost by the earthquake was
over fifty.
From the city of Mexico we learn that both the
British and French Ministers advise the payment,
by their countIymen, of the forced loan under
protest.
The American Minister, Mr.. Forsytb, opposes
the forced loan, and demands his passports. He
is now awaiting further instructions from his gov
ernment
Generals Vidaurri and Cara were marching
the canitAI
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ryIrCTYI0N on 4 NTRDERpR

GENrsEE, n. I, July 9.-At O'Clock this after
noon, Isaac L. Wool, convicted of the murder
Of his sisteriu-iaw, Rhoda Wood, by poisoning her
at Dansville, this county, was executed. The
execution took place in the enclosure attached to
the jail. military guard, composed ofacompany
from Dansville, and one from this village was pre-
sent and about five hundred spectators were about
the premises. The execution was witnessed By
about 90 persons. The prisoner vas brought in
attended by the Deputy Sheriff and clergyman
He addressed those present, protesting his limo
cence, and charging his conviction 10 preju.
dice and persecution. He said he died in the
hope of q blessed immortality. At the conclu
sion Of bis remarks he appeared to be in consider
able agony. The death warrant was then read, and
the drop fell. and Isaac l.. Wood launched in to
eternity. His remains will be taken to Avon for
interment, until his friends take charge of them
He continued his protsstations ST innocence UP to
latest moment of bis existence.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

81. LOUIS Jaly- J.-We have dispatches from
Leavenworth to the 9th inst, by the U. S. express
/ to Bonneville. They say the special messenger
named in i previous dispatch, reached thd fort
yesterday with the official orders for General Har-
ney. which went forward this morning Per Capt.
Simp+oa. The orders direct the. f)iiowirg move
meDts: Eight companies ofthe Second Dragons.
with Iaj IT Phelps and Reynolds batteries and ar
tIery, and the jtb, 10th, and probably the Z th
reginl nars Of Infantry, TO remaih in Utah. The
Fourth Artillery, two companies of the Second
Dragons, occupy the District Of the Platte.
The First Cavalry is directed 30 remain the
Plains as late as practicable and make excursions
among the Indians and keep them in subsection.
The 9th, or ,th Infantry proceeds to Oregon In
view of the recent Intelligence f01 the Pacific Of
Indian hostiIj,ie. Majors Harris and Hunts Bat.
teries are orde red 10 return 20 Fort Leayenworth.
The corus OF engineers with the battalion of the
Gth InI'ntrv are 10 return TO West Point. fer
(, H.p!-. ting work OF opening road 10 Ceu .
Scott via the Cheyenne Pass. the troops which
accompanied Capt Marcy from New Mexico are to
return to that department.
Brigadier General Harvey is ordered to return 10
st. Louis and assume the command of the Depart
meut Of the West, unless he may have received ill.,
telligencs of the forcible opposition of the Nor
mons to the army now in Utah, in which case he
ID empowered to send forward the whole of the re
Inducements and continue with them to Utah, or
return to take command of his department, as he
may prefer.
Lieut.. Col. Crassman and Captains TURNKEY and
Paige are assigned TO duty in Utah
Capt. Hancock is ordered to proceed with the 9th
regiment Of Iuf.ntry to the Pacific.
Tie officers Of the Topogrsp hical Engineers
hitherto assigned to the duty with the troops III
Utah, are ordered 20 report to Gen Johnston.
The recruits and officers destined for the corps
nov in Utah are to proceed to that department.
Assistant AGjutaut General Buell remains at
taChed TO the staff OF General Harvey.
The Haymas:eC farthest in advance will go
through with his funds to Utah. The other
manning duty ia the depar tmeut of the Platte.
The force assigned to this department is expect
ed t. keep communication open beI ween the Mis-
souri, and Utah, and is under the orders Of General
Johnston.
An express arrived from Utah yesterday. but the
dates are Old aud contain nothing additional.
Gen. Harvey was at Fort kearGey on the 18th Of
June.
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL JoURsAL.--,We have the Jtsj
number of this admirable medical periodical. edit
ed by Drs. MAcAw and OTIs Ii is highly inter
estiuz number. ,fhe first article is report upon
number Of cases of operations for LithotoHy, "
Dr. r. c. SPENCER, of petsa 81 The exhibit
shows a remarkable success In twenty-eisht
GASES, two only died. Those two were the hFst of-
Grated upon. IN the twenty-six that followed
there was an unbroken success. The proportion
Of deaths IL one to fourteen. The Phi'adelEAia
and English tables estimate about one death ia
eight, aud the Paris, one ia six. This comparison
Is quite triumph for DR.. SPENCER. Original pa
pers are contributed by DR.. CUNNINGHAM OF This
city, aud DR.. GaeLsos, OF Petersburg. Among the
selections Is very edmirable address TO tie medi
cal graduates at Harvard College, by OLIVER WEN
DELL HOLMES, who, besides being a very good poet,
api avery erratic phiianthropist, is az accom-
pi9bed nasdieai professor The selections arc very
Jndicious. The Journal is one OF The very hest
medical works Of tie day, and is printed In adni.
Table style by hessrs. Richie 4 Dunnavsut.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
HEAVY FALLING OEE In KECEIprS.

CHICAGO, July THE estimated earnings of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for June are put
down at $50 .000 or decrease, as compared with
ing fo3 9lI 53 AS these two Of tie best months
of the year, the conclusion is now quite general
that another dividend (making the third in sue
cession) viii be passed. The total decrease 10 the
receipts of the road from January lat 10 June Both
six months in the neighborhood Of three hun
drel Thousand dollars
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LADIES EQuEsrRIAN CoNyEsTIoN on LONG ISLAND
Among the novelties in store Tor is Ladies'
National Equestrian Convention, to be held on the
Sth day Of September, at the Union Race Course.
Long Island. Among the Inducements "to enter The
lists on The occasion, 10 the offer of three prizes
10 be awarded to the best female riders The lad
adjudged the most ski!lnl ia eats of Inenage viii
receive a splendid piano forte. valued at not less
than $500 TO the second test competitor will be
presented massive silver pitcher aud goblet OF the
value Of 1900. Tho third best will be awarded an
ensmeled and gold watch Of the value of 800. La
dies from every section Of the United States who
are adopts in the healthy and enuobliug exercise
of h0rseDiaEs hip cordially invited TO unite 10
peal; ion for the valuable premiums inteaGed
to promote admiration for the scieUce OF equl.
tatIon ~ T. letter.
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New YaRK, July 9.--The steamship Edinburg,
from Glasgow has arrived at this port. Her dates
are anticipated. The Ednburg left Glasgow at six
O'Clock In tho evening OF the Goth. She encoun-
tered strong westerly winds and much fog the
voyage. She saw nothing of the telegraph fleet.
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RECEPTION OF DOUGLAS AT HOME.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Senator Douglas, on his arrival
hero to-day, was received with grand display
He made speech in defence of his political course
in relation to Kansas and the Drsd Scott decision
He fully re-endorsed the Democratic platform OF
the Cincinnati Convention. The number OF per-
Sous in attendance is estimated at over &c, o00--
There great enth usiesm, aud at night fire
works were discharged from several parts OF the
town,
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PAEpoNED.-A report is in circulation here that
Governor Wise has psrioued Id ward Lee recently
sentenced 10 the blouse that Jack bGt" from This
city, Tor having been engaged ia underground
railroad operations = number If years on condi
ton Of his leaving and returning to the slave
siaies.-iortsmoeM (Fa1 Ta-1nscript
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saLnskaAPHIc anWa.
IMPORTED Eoa rus DAILY DIsPAFuH
Arrival or the seventh Regiment M Home
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. = 2
GRAND PARADE, &c:

NEW YORK., July 1.-The seventh Regiment ar
rived here at halfpast 2o'cleck morning. At
4P M. yesterday, large and eager crowds "A lied
the lower end of broadway and tie Hattery, which
was largely increased by confirmed aceessions
until their arrival.
The resiti ent received and escorted TO their
srmory by the list .reeiment, the Light Guard,
and the members; of the 9Th who did not particif
pate IN the excursion. :. 49,; -
The demou str ations were Of the mostenthusias
tic kind, the reception beipgone ofthe granaest
ever known In this city gu similar occasion
Their march through broadway was greeted
with fireworks and cheers by the citizens The
Astor House was brilliantly illuminated, and rock
cts, roman candles and other fireworks were set
OH from the buildings The streets were fdfi OF
persons; aud the windows Of the houses crowded
with women aud children.
To add to the display, the f1remen turned out in
large numbers. and had b0nfres on the corners OF
all the streets abutting Broadway. Zee.
The Seventh regiment, with their escort, made
splendid military appearance They reached their
arlnory at haifpast three o'clock, much tati2ued,
but enthusiastic in their praise Of The attentions
eyervHh here paid them on their excursion.
The steamer Ericsson arrived this morning.
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VIOLENT AssAULr.-Anirew Amos. o superintend-
Petersburg Railroad. dresdfnliy beaten In
Norfolk on Friday, by three young men, VITO
charged him. appears, with writing an Ia pro per
letter TO lady The sister Of QUE OF the assailans
!. Judge McComas elected to the Judgeship Of the
ksnawha, Va, Circuit, vice Judge George VI. sum.
mers resigned, assumed his duties on the oSth ult
Nav YoRK, July lo.--Ths steamship Ariel sail
cd for Southampton, at noon to-day, with 30 pas.
sensers, and $50, 200 in specie. &
BUFFALO, July Oh @. Gilbert, commercial edi-
tor OF the Buffalo Commereisi Advertiser, and c. na
mercsi reporter Of the New York Associated Pre- :.
vas ihs antly killed this morning, by the fAl.ii
VI searJld y. Nc. IL Central wharf
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LARRFSr ms GnuNTEKFEITERl

LONDON, C. W.. July 9,-Extensivac ou nterfeting
arrangements discovered to-day, and two
brothers named Soper, and man named Smith,
were arrested for being engaged in the business.
Papers were found duplicating parties In New
York aud elsewhere. The examination Is still
going on.
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DECISION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE IN
IERINR on MINNESOTA LAND GLAINS

WASHINGTON, July 10 The Secretary of the IN
terror on an appeal involving the titles of Month
cello, Lower Monticello and MoritZions in Mime
sofa. has decided that under the laws the only
bepeficiares Of the trust the occupants Of the
towns. No other proprietors recog nized nor
can.the Department protect the claims or interests
of nonresident shareholders or lot owners. The
quantity of land for town purposes cannot exceed
three bundled and twenty acres under the law re-
iatiag TO that subject
Samuel HippeI has been appointed Postmaster
at LeavenWorth vie CIarkson Resigned.
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MOVEMENTS 0F'InE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

pRlLADELPHIA, July 10 1t is reported that the
train with the Seventh Regiment on board, broke
down between Baltimore and Washington this
morning. The train from Baltimore to this CITY
waited 10 make connection, bui failed 70 do So.
The troops are not now dle here uutil O'Clock
this afternoon. The National Guards. Of this CITY.
are at the depot waiting 10 escort the Regiment
and II possible, will entertain them at their ar
mory.
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NAyAL-FROM AsPINwALL- AC
THE COLORADO.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE store ship Relief has
arrived here from Aspinwall. via Key West. with
the iuvaids Of the Pacific squadron on board.
when the Relief left Aspinwall there no Y.
S. vessel at that port. The Inhabitants fear another
outbreak OF the negroes.
The frigstes Wabash. Colorado, Macedonian. and
sloop Dolphin were at Key West on the Sd inst.
The Colorado has broken her main crank and
will come North 20 repair. The jamestown is off
Havana. with thirteen cases of fever beard -
The Plymouth and Arctic were cruising around
Cuba.
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FIREIN ROXBuRY. MASS.

Bosros, July 5.--Late last night FIRE broke GU.
at the corner Of Washington aud Hunnsmau
streets. Ia Roxbury, destroying j. hicElroy's eta.
BILE, with four horses, Vim. Mcccy's dry goods
store, Mr.. Bakers shoe store, Mr.. Dowping's gro
Gerry, aud two dwelling houses. The loss is stated
at about $4,000.
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s4Ss- UNION FEMALE COLLEGIATE Ixsr

TUTE.-The examination Of this Institution, will
commence on MONDAY, the 18th instant at cock
A " in the lecture Room.
The commencement exercises will take place at
Leigh street Church, on WEDNESDAY evening,
tins l4tb. at o'clock, when the es%ays of the grafu-
ating class will he read. with interlCdes OF mGsc,
and iplomas conferred
On THURSDAY evening, tho 18th. at sd o'clock,
the Literary address, will bc delivered to the
Young L,di-s at Uuior Station Church ~ Rev }.
!. EGSC->. Atta. "n.@'t. wifi ce pIeS1.jgatiun oi
Bi les to tho gradus class.
foe friends and patrons of the Institute. and the
public generally are respectfully invited 10 attend
on each occasion Jy lO-5L*
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Advertisements nor the DtsrArcw mast be handed
n by sirs'oist Il, aeeeraoom. In order 70 appear
tho next day Thehesyy pressure # Advertisements
Upon the :eolGnsns of our papsf will not admit Of
their reception after che hour named.
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LEXINGTON, KY, July 10 City MarshaI peard
was murdered by man named Barker. while eii-
deavoring to arrest him. crowd collected, and
hung the murderer few hours afterwards.
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s@~ House AND Lot ON MAIN STREET

By virtue Of competent authority, viii sell at aur
ton, on THU RSpAY evening next. Ssh July, Mt
O'clock, valuable HoUs 4 and Il ". on Hull stree
Manehe,ter, fronting alb ut O. feet tho Meir
street. and running back l6j. This i. Of ths
best Hnuses which will be fer sale in this town for
lorg tine. Persons wishing 70 invest in real estate
invited to examine the premises before Sale. Ii
tie uuquesticngble
TERMS ct III, sale. CHARLES FRlEAc,
jy5-ttdss Trustee.
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CELEBRATION OF TIE 4Eu IN TIE JAIL--The in.
sIates OF our Jail. with the exception of Burns
who is Sentetcsd TO be hung, celebrated the ami
rersafy Of Independence on Monday. They had
II Inner, and no doubt appropriate toasts were
oiieied. These patriots, although not in the en-
Joyn.eGt Of as much liberty az Americans usually
BOAST Of. are proud of their country, and pre-
sumo they have proper respect for that por ton
OF the Constitution which says: "No person shall
be deprived Of life. liberty or property withoG.
due process of law Wheeling argus.
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FudITIvEs FROM FlRGINIA.-The Rochester On Y J
Union, Of Friday, contains the following item
which it gives with AS much GOODNESS Is if the
transaction WAS honest:
Yesterday a co!Ored man and woman called at
The office o! Frederick Douglas, aud statea that
they were fugitives from Greenbrier county, Va
and wanted money to go TO Canada with. Mr.
Douglass told them to leave their baggage at the
once and call in the evening and he would give
fheM the fnnds. They called in the evening as
represented, iu, tbs woman was beastly drunk
aud made considerable disturbance, when police
!aen were sent for, aud the woman and man (the
last at hs Own request were locked up till hi,
morning, when they were discharged and sent Of
by the Underground Railroad to Canada.
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sUIerpg.--sampson Marmaduke, OF Shepherds.
town, We, who has been missing since the l7th
Of May. was found on the 7th instant near that
town,with bullet In his head. He was insane when
he left, and, it 10 supposed. committed suicide
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER sTYX AT HALL
FAN WHAT HER OFFICERS THINK Of
THOSE OF CHARACTERIZATION FEVER AT HA
yANA.
HiLIFsx, July 9-The British mail steamer
Styx, irom Havana. the LIST lust arrived at This
port last night. She reports the yellow fever ra
gng badly there. Her officers appear to be highly
amused with the American version Of their pro
ceedings in tue Gulf OF Mexico.