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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
The Public Health.


MEETING or THE HEALTH COMAIsSIONRRs-COM
PLANT FROM THE OPAL CORTNACTOR-M0RE
THAN $4,000 YEAH AsKED-ARRIvALS FROd
INFECTED PORTS, ETC.
The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday in the
Mayors office all The members present except DR. Gum
Tho Health Officer sent report Of the arrivals Of the
bark Ariel from Port Prince and the brig Matilda from
zazA their being vel They were ordered be de-
tanned ave days for observation VI Qusranane.
The master of the bark Florida Applied for permission to
bring bis vessel 20 the city The application was referred
70 the Mayor with power
The captain OF the brig Dunkkk from Cepfuegos also
applied 70 come up He directed TO keep his vessel
i've days logger IN quarantine first
The American Consul CenfIeRos informed the Board
that be has dates from thence the 9th OF August 1t
which tins the place healthy.
communication received from John Green, the
oal contractor, complaining that $l2 900 year too
little for him TO from the city, and asking
increase OF compensation. The subject referred to
commissioners hcSpedon, Cornell and City Inspector
Delavan.
petition received from Philip Levi, 42S First ave.
nue., complaining Of nuisance In slaughter house
the adjoining promises and asking 70 have abatsd The
subject referred to the City Inspector with power
abolish the nuisance II II exists.
The Board then adjourned till Monday next 1t the usual
hour.
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book store; the rates all tried, but the burgg-s
were Rot successfu in getting them The upper part
OF the oui'dpg occupied by ChAs FerreiDo and oDers
everything IN The BUILDING showed tnat they had made
Clean work overnsuDg the eonds and papers, but the
amour, carried on 10 Rot yet known Sofgeant 8sck
OF bis squad, Immediately searched The building on 1nd
ing open, but the burglars had all escaped.
ARREST or YOUNG MAN FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT
MoAxr-A young man named Lewis WEIGH was Arrested
about twelve O'Clock Thursday night passing
terfet three on the Winchester County Bank Mass He
was locked up 10 the Fourteenth wari station house
ANOTHER STARRING ARRAY. Daniel Gallagher and Pat
rick Keindham, inmates OF the tenemoot house No 2f
West Ihnty'eshth street, qusreled over come trivial
matter when Reindban, II s alleged, drew clasp knife
ana iced several wounds upon the pers,n OF
mia soversary The asasnt brought before Justice
Qusckenbush and held 10 bail In the OF $500 TO an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

from Havana In the stekmshp BirdRamon Pauas,
wife and ia@ny Teodoro heyos Raroome PalAu Manuel
Ascenco Oortesa Fernando Hernandez Juan bAu
usts Aie!sncro wm wiumorc Lazaro Garcia, = Star
vest Sspues hebbard = sabln Isabel Hsmdon, RA-
mon bonbs SavAdnrs lola and child manuel vlGnovA,
nicolas Adsn and Children SernAbe ssnces adam Manuel
Apquera Ramon do Tor,ients, George Hodgson. Jarne
Oaidtrey, + hequigo, Ndei Fernandez Edwaxdo Uonde
From Richmond &C. in the steamship Jsmsstow n Rev Il
Weller = weier, Mts A Weller. Thos walter. " J
e md daugh,er Mn W A,res a Whissmore and sdv,
M% Wu,sssr E hundlsy. = Davis ssym,ur
OIakMd. Smith and lady, Mrs p Elam Mrs L
0uwperts berndmaps A Dibble Payne. q Han.
esd snd nurse; Ean sualira Dr. Darby 9on:O
Bartholomew, Harsnd M Perkins. Otto Corssoius +
Hewet, Lbbers " Taylor, Il Mtchel-and IA In the
steeraGe.
From Maracaibo. in bark Ilva-R swtn Consul q M
racaibo.
From Galveston In bark Gen Green-J Beismer
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Naval IutslliDence.

The marine guard for the Uned States steamer Mystic
arrived at the Brooklyn Marine Barracks on Tours
evening last the % lost from Philadelphia, we're
marched bosrd yesterday command Orderly Ser
Reent Geo. w. Robbins. On their arrival the guard Of
ahe United States steamer Sumpter, which had
Ing temporary duty board the Myetic, Off
The following e correct list Of the Mystics oficers-
Lieutenant Commanding. Wm. E. Leroy; Leutensnts, D.
d. N Fairfax, Milton Haxon, II. M Garland Jr; Acting
has,er, N Green; Passed Assistant Surgeon W. HAr.
rison First Assistant Eogineer, Wm. Roberts, Third
eistant Epgneers james Punket, J. s. Penney, H.
MoNnt!e; Orderly Sergeant, commanding marines Geo.
W. Robbins
The United States steamer Sumpter went in commission
yesterday Afternoon and received her officers, and
marines at the same time. The folio wing are her off,
cers:-Lieutensnt Commanding J. F. Armstrong; Ueute
naDis, W. FITZGERALD j. B. Stewart s. A. Groer; Act
ing Master, g. H. Perkins, Passed Assistant Surgeon, j.
H. O'is Frat Assistant Engineer F. j. Jones; THIRD As.
eistant Engineers, B. Ltch, W. II. Gladug J. l. Plum
ley; Orderly Sergeant, comm Andpg Marines John r.
Walsh.
The United States store ship Release dropped down
teroay from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to wait the action
ci wnd ana tide for nnal departure for Pernambuco
BIeve. Major Geo. H. ferret has assumed command of
the Washington Marine Barracks
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ocuterux here have made arrangements TO carry socx
and articles Tor the exhibition ree and visitors az halt are
The Of The exhibition II daily 10 receipt OF
letters ali psrts OF the country containing sppca
lions for room from ssn 20 exbbl. their wares
and goods The prospects the su,ce OF the fair are
very catering.
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SOUTHERN CHESS CoNGREss.-A correspondent of
the Savannah Republican suggests to the chess players Of
the South the policy OF holding Chess Congress at Mont
gomery Ala on or about the Goth Of December next.
He says Georgia has the adrot players
the Sooth and could send strong delegation. SO could
South Carolina and Louisiana Alabama has among tue
gentlemen elected to egsas for her this winter
OF the most ekillful players in the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

CouYtssies 10 the Baltimore City Guard.
BOSTON, August %, 1869.
The Baltimore City Guard yesterday entertained
With grand banquet by their hosts Of the Chsrlesown
City Guard, and the evening attended levee at the
house Of Mayor Dana This afternoon they will be escort
ed through Boston and leave by the Worcester and Nor
witch route for home.
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More Rowd, s.rn ia B.irs,n ore.

BALrixo.s, august 20, 1859.
Henry H. FNzhuab ono OF the p'opr,esors Of the ~
exchange was sesued tins afternoon omnibus oy
notorious row6y named aul Placide dis
revolver and fred Three times the balls taking effect in
ehe band end OF mis- assalsnt The affair produced
considerable excitement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Strong and FlavOry Tea, One Dollar the
chest at Oh sIsTIAAsONS, No. Chambers street ZIG
prpVtch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

sBateheIor's Hair Dye, Wigr and Toupess
he best the world surpassnS oil made Gold ard Appsd
81 the manufActcrv. rs Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

ACIAuGHIM-GwN.-OnT hursday, August Is. ct the
sdence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev Wm A. May
bin, Mr.. CHARLES A. MCLAUGHLIN 10 Miss NARY A r
eldest daughter Of Charles ?. Gwn, Esq, all Of Williams
burg, L. L
MCNMH-HALoHAN.-On Tuesday, August %, BY the
Rev. Mr. Service, Mr.. RoBKR1 J. MCMIsN 70 Miss AGSB
MARY HAIoHAN, both Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

To Ladies' The Newest styles OF Slippers,
marquisate and gold buckles obtained at
L. HILLS, importer OF french snoes 81 Broadway Also
Rates boots ard slippers Of all styles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

HoImes' Great Up Town Bon Ton Photo.
gr phic gallery f9i Broadway Portraits OF the bon
only. Cost NO object
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

o. A. Bills, Exchange Broker, No. ~
Greenwich zreet-Prizes In all legazed lotteries cashed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Hair-Its Dfscascs, Fall, Change Of Color,
and Ne embelshmert treated carefully BY A. 0RANDywAN
so T Welflh stree,. west side and near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Warry's Tricopherous IL the Rest and Cheap
s article for dressina identifying cleaning curling prcsarv
ing ana restoring tho BALI Lses tn II. Mold BY Ill druS
stats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

ssHs Missed his V0caIion," would Seldom
he ssid II young would consult FOWLER WELLS
phrt poogists 3C8 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Rolloway's PMS -.TicdoIoureaux, that
~or,t of pains mastered by these pile We nave suv
quantity OF proving their wonderful efficacy
al few cotes Hapufsctory NO. 60 Maiden lake n. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-Hair Dye, 50
cens black brown. Ne Barclay street, and By Drug
gss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Rupturs Cured by Narsh q Co.'S Radical,
truss They Asoheey sle elastic stockings for
fcrmtes made 70 order Ne vesev st-~si ArArr yonm
Ynyx
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BarthoJf,s

aerrinR's Patent Champion F1rs
And bnrfls, proof sses ISL Broadway, MurrA,
Mr. n
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Crfstsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and roupcee.-
ybe In the wor Wholesale and retail and the dye pr
vntely applied 81 No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Paris Boots and shoes from the most Cele-
braied makers, just received by EUGENE FERRIS, boo,
maker, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Tubular Ties SO Cents.
At Nos 81 and SO William street, door north Of Maiden
lane GEORGE NJ Tray Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Kepn.dy's medical Discovery IL Warranted
10 cure scotuh eryupeas sAheun scsd hasA asera,es
sorc iees For eae by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

uowdef proof and bars lso nre burglar
proof p.o, sss Depot 81 Murr.y street. corner Of College
SN''' ROBERT n PArRICK
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EiII,s Hair Dye 50 Cents. at No. Barclay
street. apd by druggists. Inimitablc hair cutting n No
a IN kundaYl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Grover q Bias er's
NEW CLOAK MAKER AND QUTLTER
None IN the busness soyd be without them Their
~Uak uneqused In beauty and strength, and all other
shines this bunees In comparison Come
them at col Broadway. Price 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Singers sewing hHnchinsC
are superior for al manufacturing purposes
Are more desirable for all kinds OF fhnnily sewing.
are capable Of doing greater variety OF work.
Are perfectly srupls and easily kept In order.
Are uch chesper because they earn moro money.
NV '''' u sTN1XB co., as Broadway
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Failure OF Wholesale GroceEs at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August 20, 1859.
hessrs. Holmes & Corwell, grocers and com Mission
Merchants, have assigned their property.
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McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
shs resdy made and TO order Store of Green wien
and Murray Streets
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B1rfla,

Birth.
PAITERsoN.-At East williamsburg. N. Y, on Wednes.
day. August "a the vito Of JANIS PATTERSON, Of dsugh
ter.
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The Best srspR bed I'm -fsoyvs'A
rlptlc 81 from - r. 80 Ss Broadway. eau Ard sac
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OswEGO, Aug att Is, 1859.
Professor Steiner the aroDau, assembled in his balloon
Europa, from Toronto at half past four yesterday after
nOon and landed at half past nine last evening" eight miles
sou,h Of this city, having all the way over Lake
Ontario.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Grover & Bakers N0iSeleas
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
temporarily at sol Broadway. New YORK.
l32 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Drawings Of Wood, Eddy 4 Co.'s Lottsr,s

Geo. Ssunders' Metallic Tablet Razor StrOp.
This pmiabe article my be obtained Of the mauuac
surerI 4 sspkDEHs No Astor House. and Of % W.
tioas agents throughout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Death6 q Emmeht MeIchahtS OF Ba1tImOros
BALnMoRs, Angus. 20, 1859.
George Brown Senior Of the Baltimore banking house
OF George Brown Co, and immensely wealthy died at
his residence this morning, at advanced age James
Swan, another wealthy citizen, also died this morning.
Both OF the deceased were presidents OF the Met.
chants Bank OF this city.
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meDss Of Ex-aovernsr eymour, Of Con
n~caicsat.


BOSTON, HuXusI Zb-II.5o A. H.
committee Of gentlemen Conoecticut IN the
oiw awaiting Governor seymour, escort bin 20 his M
uve place, where grand public welcome will be rendered
TO him. Governor ses passenger the America
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III the Baby

II the Bnby
is CUTTING TEETH
Use Mrs Wipsows soothing syrup; wi greatly facilitate
,be process regulate the bowels Mrs Winsow old
sxperenced and femse physician and has die
coysry that gives rest mothers and relief health 70 In
fnns Sold by druggists everywhere Price Is per
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N. B-The Largest, HaBdsOmest and Cheap
eat stock Of black broadco dress ock
EvANk eytensive clothing 68 Fulton
Good cloth, well made ana trimmed 50 10
~ to l.
The hnest French cloth (accordipg trimngsl 10 10
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RETAIL At WHOLESALE PRIrHs
sIx FOR NINE DOLLAkS. OR 3, 80 EACH.
READY MADE, ALL SIZES. IN CUSTOM srYLR Oh 10
ORnrR
hSDE OF BEST YORK siILs MUSLIN AND FINE
LINbN
AND WARRANTED As MOOD SHIRT AS SOLD In
kyT.IL STORES at $50 f .CH
81 Each.
Best three ply liz en- collars 81 rs per dozen
Pstent ensmeed collars ~ 100
Eng hh 81 * nscS ties styles. Soc 10 75c each.
WHCLES -Lk DsALE6S sUPPLIhO
Ps.1hose who think cannot make q good ahfrt for Sl8
fine shir's:-
% srts OF York Mis muslin at J4Hc GER yard ...Stss
verdi OF hre linen, at Coo. yard. 50
anpk az cu.a. :...............
u
SELF AsUeEMENr FOR SHIRTS
Printed directions sent free where
derstapd that tsse their shl
warrant good IT The cash to be paid the express
receipt OF COCOA
Shut Items cut 10 At at so cents
Shirt bosoms all linen, SIC to 81 each
WARD, from London
SS7 broadway
between White and walker sreotl
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wheeler Il Wilson'S Sewing Machines
1faoA SOS broadway, new York,
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ocrasAc Congressional Convention.

Maine OsusocratAc Congressional Conventions
BANGOR, Me-, August 49, 1859.
Al toe Democratic Convent on held 10 the third Co..
g. essional Dsrc te~ days since, VIM. b. Burrill and
james Y AcC,nsock elected delegates 70 the Ma
tional rouvepueu Charleston. B,ta gentlemen are
fiinds Of Judge Douglass Strong popular sovereignty
solutions passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
srosdway Gas Broadway Blocker yrcet Pho
neraphs, dAguerreoypes and ambro.ypea
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NEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, aKxICO, CUBA
WEST INDIES, ErC-AFFAIRs IN WARRINGTON
NEW YORK POLITICS-THE AFRICAN SLAVE
TRADy-wHAr THE COMMERCIAL WORLD Is
pOING-THE TURF-LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Exwe--LATEar Observation-Disclosures, ETC.
The WRRKLy BEKALp VIII be pubshed O'Clock this
morning. tn contents viii embrace other thngs the
dolowingnteresDg from Europe-The Zurich Conference
important Ialy-Repored Rod Republican Outbreak
Parma -Mazzinis idea ola New Holy Alliance &c; News
from Caforns Oregon Mexico Cuba est Indies &C.. AZ
Wsshn g,onTreay Between the United States and
Measures for the Suppression Of the Slave
Trade, &c the African slave Tr.de-Kenewed Acivi y
Among the Traders-New Agitation in Political Ciroes
where and How the Vessels Fitted ouTh- EXPENSE
and the Profits Of Successful VoyAgeHow the Traffic Re
sarded by the United States Courts DC New York Politics.
Meeting of the New York American State CounclThe Know
Npthngs Coquettng with the Black Republicans, &c
What the Commercial World is Doing-Ne~ York Bants,
imports and Prices Interesting from the Kansas Gold
Region; the RAGS fetween Flora Temple and Princess
at Boston, &c; Latest News by Telegraph Editorials
Leading Topics Of the Day Financial Commercial Religious,
theatrical Sporting and Maritime Intelligence Weekly &c
now Of tho New York Cattle Market Retail Prices Of
Country Produce d Washington Market together with
large variety Of Interesting local and miscellaneous hems
single copies In wrappers ready for mailing. BE- had
he counter. Price si1 centA
The malls for Europe, by the steamship Vanderbilt wip
the Post Office O'Clock ths
she ws.xIr HsHAID viii be ready in time for mailing
OXhWtDRu VI NtOOU, HLuOy q COso ACtuorlS1.
DELAWARE, EXTRA GLASS No, 49, AUGUST IS, 1853.
20, So bl, 80, 4, AS, ~, 45 33, 2, IL, 10, B. So.
DELAwARI. CLASS NO. AGO. AUGUST 26. 1859
60, 20, 81, u, 8, IL, 10, 80, As, 4s, 6, 80, ~.
GEORGIA, GLASS No. t67. AUGUST 26, 1889
"a, 65 70, 81, 8, al, 40, 20, Is, IA, 10, 20, 6l.
GEORGIA Glass NO. 4e8 Extra. AUGUST 49, 1852
/, rs, u, n, 10, Sc, II, 70, %, "a. 4, 66, 20.
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del.
Geo. ssunders' Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
S. ss o. s 20: o.: 81 M
rioas agents throughout the city.
Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35S
srosdway 70 643 Broadway OF Bleecknr
toRraphs, dAguerreoypes and ambrotypes
N. B-The LarHest, HaBdsOmsst and Cheap
eat stock Of black broadcoh dress fock coat. be found
EVAFk extensive clothing warehouse Is and 63 Fulton
Good cloth, well made ana trimmed
The hnest French cloth according .rimmngs
McLsughlin's Improved French Yoke
shire resdy made and 70 order Store of Green wien
and Murray streets.
Tubular Ties SO Cents.
At Nos 81 and SO william street, north Maiden
lane. GEORGE II. TRACY, Agent
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N0D-ArTtval o. the INDIAN
FAKDiHR FONT, August 26-.l1 P. n
There are yet signs OF the steamship In isn
aboes az this wtn verpoo dates Of the 18th
inst. Wsaher cles-; wind west
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SEWING MACHINES.

Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; SO.
BARIHOLF Manufacturing Company, I34 Broadwa,
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Of Great Britain SO; United States Of America 49, Span
hh IT, Dutch, 49, French, Isl Peruvian S. Portuguese g.
Bremen, 81 Norway, Chile q The value Of the Coolies
to increase In market on account OF
cultivation and the growing necessity for the hands of la
bolsst Gales said to have been made $500 per head
We have bad recently several cargoes Africans deliver
ed at various points upon the coast north south side
10 forty miles OF the cityAnd sold instantly on landing
at high prices, being provided for with c<das in con-
iormi,y with law from the moment Of their finding new
homes In this Christian country At any rate the
African sin seems TO much the least henous an often
sve The Of the bark j. j. Cobb is anticipated
In few days. and theres doubt existing as to
the result and that the vessel found and will be re-
stored to Captain Symmes, turned the C7nsu
late Of the United salesl that purpose. The late turo
ptan has hadfa favorable effect upon public conf
dence and money market eased Of the Cypress
i've strDgency business would revive We
SspSs for our relief. by the issue Of bonds
bearing interest for four millions of dollars, which
viii restart the circulation In our market by dis
counts Of the city trade mercantile paper The story
published ia Of the papers at the South, derived
from letters Of correspondent in this city, are without
foundation The Drovers and Butchers Bank has not
been forced into liquidation by the government, nor does
there exst any cause for want OF the confidence Of the
vernmen or the people This bank also 10 be allowed
70 continue the introduction Of stock and beef cattle, In
order that our table wants may be met at
pc raves than have obtained for the last two years
reason OF the scarcity OF cattle for the slaughter
nave received the first number Of Ell Noioso issue OF
the IT'D Infant, which, from condensation OF news for
Cuba.
Our markets for all island produce are anruishps Gu
vars no' aMo.a9,e nom transactions: last advised figure
nominal NOS II and AZ offered for SO 62L q So S7k
Freights, for like Uasonwsnt OF money aud action in
not improved vessels few and no demand
Exchaoees-London, Ia Is premium, nominal: New
YORK, ~ 40 premium, nominal; New Orleans @ Q J.
premium sbort sight nomual Paris 81 United States
| gold, 6h, nominal Mexican dollars, premium
! He.lin a lite better,
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CRESCENT OrrIcE, No. 10 Camp street.


s slsy Notice Or the Atinntlc-De Departures
4 = 80 -. \. . -, .,s..,
& ChEscBST UFfick, 70. ~ camp Street Street
Ssi Saatar,,av n,orninr a heavy foe nrevailed and
doubtless was apparent even on the inside walls q
location foretoid storm Of some kind. The sun
4ay, andwas at times not only seen but felt. The
was unnsdally warm for the season Before
~ rth M hranaht VIII " drvinS rain which
1919 asfacted III tan,neratnre nf fine atmos
nhsress
t., ~ 3; 81 ~ a., 1,,o, o,,;+a oc+;vo Tbara
srs q nnnber of denarture With good trims. The
.y s. I'VE we've nat verv numerous.
The Peerless was unayoidably detained last
'The feierram arrived Yesterday from Red river.
az faat IN tha falls and tha riyar
s s1a1 r;aEn H. 7 aiso heavy rains
The steamer i. w. Powell is at the landing re-
.sis;s,r fra;ght Tar Raa river and will Ieaye nm
4 sssf, r,,f u u "a r '@ 8,
4 81 q M srHs Na.bv;,a Banner IF the al save.
~ weather continues rainy and dsagrsesble with no ndi
sssioas 9 speedily clearing oR
ver was about on stand WIN "a ee on inc
y,c The r;ver falling nre,,y fs, xcser
u marx Daring previous wenyfour hours it had fallen
4 s ne sSa es s sa Ml ss ee e 1s s
pss Tie weather continues very mild with almost constant
Fsss Al dsy the rain n times pouring down very hard
Fr Frsnsfost we learn that the rain was pretty heavy
pstsd Y the Kentucky s,
w sss " & was Slowly
81 dispatches from Cincinnati at noon we learn that
h.aten raining hard all the morning and the river continued
a ,,hn,g + slowly ,.
via four set len inches " water ii the Channel md e weather
indicating rain We anticipate another rise in That quarter
De- c aThs rye continues swelling rapidly
hours Il iss accounts re river now in esce
lent boating order indication continued improve
ep The weather Yesterday was muddy and disagreeaee
business o. tho landing '' N''n a''0ss '"e''
3 JJst u arr;ya,s s;nca IN, Lost
TN Trenton ac,set Ashiand Cant IT n Al.
kiIs, with 1866 bales Of cotton. and leaves again
to-day. 800 = D'sS's Wv 10 20 'ss'A'
me RED river nackat Talearom eo,t D
Chandler with 36T hales cotton Io3 hogsbeads
sucar MA asf barrels maiasses ~
fhe Donaidsonv;Iie nacket Arns;c Cant r i
Brown, with Sse eoo Gaire,s =. and
sos half harrels moIosses sas@f' WV a"'
The Trantan "a clat psar,oss f,on+ a, Mooro
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ton. with q gnod rim inen1in, Aaa ha,e. n,tton