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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

DR.. VoS EIsRsBERG,
Inventor ov ras FAnors
AEsIHEIICo-N III RALGICoS,
Foa rHr Car o. ALL DukAsG or THE
EyE, EAH CHRONIC CArAErh,
Lrxae, THROAT, HEART and toSsrsrrtos
May be consulted at his Consulting Rooms.
Hanna Rr.ronKp by oss Application with Or. vos
EuEsBKHes AEsrnsTioo NxuKkLsicos
rh.ve been induced by the great number Of certificates con
tnusy Published in favor Of Dr. Won Esenb~rss . 70 APP
,pdina placed my.ei under care. and my mutual
deish, be made hear perfectly well oy single painless.
have great pleasure IN being able that his skill N
onns hearing sgrp...e everything ever .1w OF h''''0'
JoHs wAEELr, No lG Monroest.
Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
BAKER sSrH Co.. No. 1872 CEsrRssr.
Dyspepsia TABLETS cure Indigestion Heart
hum lie 81 cent. Der boz Prepared by 3. o. WsLLisd
No. 57l Broadway. sold BY al druggists.
B.TcuELoR's HAIR DYE.-Ihe best in the
world Perfect natural reliable h.imess and p.tan,aneoa
eject The genuine I. .isnea w. ~ 49,.
THUssps ELASTIC STOCKINGS, sUsPEssoRY
BispAoss srYroRrgRs. kc.-MAnss L Col Radical Cure
Tru.. Odiee only Al No : vesey.'. Lady attendant.
ARTIyIcIAL LIMBS. X. FRANK. PALMER, Ii. d.,
GIyns rnx BEsrs Plfrxr ianss TO soLpIsHs-rrrE ="
BwAr NY 1908 CHEsrSur 81. Phia 10 0nEksktr Bo.
ton. C0nnIssIoxxp 81 suEasoS okSHaALh AkSAa =. o
GREAT BARGAINS IN IMPORTED SATIN SLIP
rsns B.ei White Blue and Pink 81 80 sld 81 pair ar
Made by Este Also Ladies' Boots cheap, TO close ou' inc
'''e'' inc p'''''''' ' N l. Hill No. 81 Broadway
WHRELER g. WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock Stitch sxwne MAcuxrs-No 6as Broadway. See
wrrxLsa wiIsoxs Brrros HoLs MACHINE
DIR. LIGHrHnL
Can be committed At his residence No. ~ St. Marks place
Rishths, between Second and Third from m till
} p TO-, on
Discharges from the Ear Noises the Head and all DssS'
Of the
Ear, TnRoAf, AND
An PAsaAeaa
GROyER A. BAKgR's Highest Premium Elias.
tic sasch and Lock stitch s:yge M.cnInrs Moss Broad
WILCOX L 0Inss No. SOC srosdw.y.
BEAUTIFUL LIPE.LIKE PICTURES.
Csrtes yirnetts o. per dozen Duplicates 81 AL nsss
,ivss registered R. A. LAVA No. lo,ch.ihams., n =:
GESIx's
Regular s's'se osr1r1s q Los40u Paris and Ne" f''A
Bore AND IIyAsrs
trimmed and un.rimnea, ct whoisssls ana retail. on
TuURsDAY MARcn TO-
0nuix. No. SD Broadway
Wedding and Visiting Cards, French and Eng
lab Note Pspsr &C. Evssdes elegant Styles 3os Broadwsy.
LADIES AND MISSES Observation-Disclosures
sr'. Hoa s.s. ss,:A n I: 800 c.n.
HOLMEs' PH0rO-vIHws.-Oil regions OF tenn.
syivunia Central Park T.. Nissns Falls and VARSITY
beautiful scenery Zoe sss kanseus. stores hsiorss &c.
taken 70 srdsr s1s'yvh~s Attention 70 yt'x: fcly.
A BLRssING.-DuRSos ChrABRH SNUFF ID
used wrrI sHgssir In every fNU5, soA BY al crutsss'
i Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
DIR. FRANKLIN AND THE SOUTH CAROLINE

DR.. FRANKLIN AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA
PIAsrxR-A fiend relates that the Summer before the
war the house Of hospsble South Carolina planter he
was up one morning with the and about to venture
forth on morning walk when be checked by the plan'e
ct the door.
You cannot pass Sir. Too early"
TOO early Why my dear Colonel, what says Dr. Frank
lin ,"
Early to bed and early to rise, viii make man healthy
and wealthy and wlss'"
Very fine. Sir; but all fslacy Early rising and the IN
hslation upon empty stOmseh Of the morning malaria
thus country aud South have been the death OF thou
ssnds-he death Of Thousands, Sir from the time OF Captain
ohm Smith to hi. day wes, till after breskis't forfy yon
stomach cup Of no. coffee and ,en the no1iou' vapor
Of the night being eIh,ed by the will take morning
ride"
But, my dear Colonel en- always fortified with ~n'
r.ss Of HosrgTTfRs CELEBRATED STonAcB BrrTKhA"
All heU. Sir. you may stick to Dr. Franklin. hosrfr
rKHs Agent Charleston supplied me and am expecting
boz day with my wagon Those BrrrEE find are SURF
protective sg.nst al the fevers resulting from Malaria Df
Franklin hold, good Sir even In the swImps OF south caro-
lima n fortified with HosrxrTERs BrrrEss."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
CONFERENCE.-The SPECIFIC REMEDY.
TaI TKsrruoNr

CONFERENCE.-The SPECIFIC REMEDY.
THE TnruoSr
Ia Intcr Of The Extraordinary s9tary Of
wncHEsrEx's HrPorHosPHirEs,
.syc, No rQs ior doubt thai ' ' hs es. Treatment i0I
coxirnrfS N al m ssdg" ever discovered or Preserbed
for that terrible and fatal rsady The following extract Is
given from letter dated.
"AxHEnsTsrSoH, c. w, Feb o. 1865.
"Tbe HFoPnosrHrrks have become 90 hinny
established In ny esnsston, through tears serrf kimg
a. On ISyALIIbLI RExEDr Oi saying much khor 70.
CoxUHpriox IN alnoG hcTciss' ode' thaf 90 nos
Lcae asset, that Of 9enEiHs Con,urr,9" lss
t,crrAeIy WITHOUT ~ NJ. a. kiCt, h. d.
THx HrPorHosPuiru
ar, with equal PnorrrSRa and CERTAINTY In al ca'es OF
NEHvous Pno.rxArIoS General Debility Dyspepsia A"hms
Femae Wesknesse, Loss OF Flesh OF Strength
and all defsns.u.n Of III. Blood. They snrea" tho ns'
ro.s ~ vital snv1y relieve Cough check Night s~ess
Din inish EIpecior.ton. improve The Appetite arrest
p.rbas promote refreshing sleep. aud create sew AND
ursLrnr BLOOD Let 10 sufferer fail to try tina remedy
cucuLAus pnss
PsIcrs-In o. and 10 OIL bottles, 81 aud 81 each Sic
ANAL or large bottles for g. by express Sold by oil re
.pctse and II General Depot Of the proPre
ton, J. wrxcHysrKa 4 Co, No. ~ Johns,, ~ L., to
whom ali ori.rs BY mail should he addressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
HALE's HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR

BURNETr's FLORTMEL is an exquisite Handker
,hief Perfume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

10000. llIt
L. y. 10 iOs.
10000 .... 97s
~ u Eap.ral
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

SEWING MACHINES hsYs
the reversible feed motion,
which enables the operator
10 hAvethe work carry eth.
er way, or to change the di-
rection and fasten the end
ofsesms by turning sthumb
screw. They are aaiselcss
aud can lie used ~herr quiet
isneoesssry Their stitch ID
the wonder Of all, because
of its combined elasticity,
strsngthsnd beauty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30
Speer's Port Grape Wine !

DURE and four wears old, for the Commu-
Il Mon Table sad Family Prescribed hi fhys-
cia1s for Females Weakly Psr.ons ami kesalas The
Great Remedy for Kidney Aiuietons, Rheumatism and
al Chronic Dseesx.k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30
EDUCATION! EDUCATION /!

RoRs Al kinds Of SCHOOL books.
1ise, III Kind Of stationery, Nj Asn rrstra1te
Np3Ata.~ .ssi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Every fAmfiy, At this season, should nse sPEENe
WINE celeb, afed in Europe nor it, ticinai ard bene
hcial qualities, highly esteemed By miren phi, sicsDA
used II European and American Hospital ard BY some
Of the first families q Europe and America.
AS TONIC II has no @quaf causing an appetite and
building up the syste beiug -utirelv pnra wine OF
healthy action Of the aiand Kpeyr ~pd TrinarT Or
gsns very heneHaia III fdrsr, Gont ard Rhama attic A.
f~ctGBs ar EkE WINES sar- srtie from ne juice
ofths Port Grape possessing nrd ihh rrnrertiestHe
ror TO any Other wine in ard excellent article
for all vrk and debitated persenksna tie aged i'm
Arm, improving the appetite, and hstrttng ladies and
children Try Il and you wall MT b deccirtd
Be n sis ct AirREp STEER ths
cork of zach bottle 50
soldby Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co krokut, Iowa, and
all fret class dealers. who ALEC sell AsTILLA FORT
BRANDY, choice old art'clf. Imported only by Mr.
speer, direct rom the valley Of ornrto. stoct9-6m
61-Trade supplied by wholesale nrftggisfs
ArBy A. SPRKR ut his Vineyard III NeR Jersey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30
IA ILCOX d GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

WiiiStitch Hem, Fell. Tuck Cord Bind Braid Quilt
and EmbroideT beautifully 1t Will run from psrf-~
work on the dnest Ssinsook, the heaviest hsav
cloth, with sochange # needle, thread rten=iou
sosrseeetsH itHs= and std IL easter fsse-
aud stilier than any etAerraschipe II forrr
and elastic rfr f.Jm every otheE stitch each
loop being r,sss1hy @eAa- .: the HeTAsISe Hook .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

Returning onr sipeere thapks TO the public and our
nrn~fcus tfef a. for The ibera PAIR rnre beloved
upon ~, aAsnre thu m that pxns cara sxps1se
viii b spared 10 give perfect satisfaction 70 Al wIo
favor psG rrnagss snd to make our estst-
lishmeut the Pride Of The Gafs CITY.
43+S@@p8 Respectfully,
octl0 n D0sTWIcK CO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

thei pAtronags extended
TO this Solicit and by strict stteuticn
to the interest Of patrons hope @M,1n contmu.
ance Of tn. same VAIL, ARMrTAGE 60.
a f.xsx ssg9f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
General Intelligence.
tBy Mail 10 ths Nsv YorE Svn.l

THr trott,ug mare P,nrr GiTl has heen sold to
C'.rl,s White, OF New YORK. for ,~o thousand
dollars.
A MoNrrEAL rsper states that Bcnneti Young,
leader ot tGe - hlh.n, raiders, has ohtains1 from
Judge W lsou, Of Toronto, full sequiItsl.
rrMALH operative IN ono Of tho Maine mills has
'arncl 16O IN H.. pasi four mon'h., averaging t62
per month, or $50 Ier year. and last month she
earned over StI
OwtSG TO the un'ovAri result ~ the New Jersey
election, gallant hlt uuflrtunAe Washington n
Democrat was obliged to whte suc'es'iul Repub
can f,ou Inc C,pi.ol t. the White House
Crorqr =. Aun'ruovG, an oli resident u, the
township oi Llti, Mich, dicd ON Saturday morn
ng E,i, from eating iolnato estsap msds in a cop
per boiler
Co-rrrrrIoN. nrs slve-llsed Tor in baltimore 60
make uI The sum of t900'O 10 complete tho cques-
TRAN statue to .onewall AtsOn, which Ia In thn
h.nds Of Az Engl.sh srLsL aud is TO 10 sci up In
Richmond.
TINS '.e,, new, from Nont,ns states that Gen
Netghcr, the w secfc,sry ~ that territory, met
with grand reception from TIE several circles Of
the FenAns on his arrival at Vlrsini. City. aud
that he male long speech 10 them.
Gov. BucIsGnAN, Of Connecticut has issued I,
proclamation, ON 4sly announcing the result oi
he recent election m the question OF pormittiny 2
NEGROES 10 vo'e The total vote Is On, 100 the ,rc
ioritv rgaust the amendment, 62l7. Ever
oount7, with one exception tw.ndh.m., votes NJ
JonS n LrAon, q spo,tsyy yysniA County, Va
has eea lodged IN lai, charged with the murder
OF he rep-isughtsr, with whom he had beon liv-
Ing "a his vie for some ne past lie shot and
killed her tscsus- she was solns to mary suii-r
"a ed N nor.
Tns Hartford. Conn Cor MES of Wednesday
says: "COd W ither cam 20 earnest les. n ght -
gear sk Is and cutting northwest Mud ana n /.
morning lilo boys wer. tsaung on s'ne Of the
ponds and streams 80 subur Of tho city. A
ort tine bsoge sInrSe tine mercury WAS down %
1gs"
GS,. GrLLNorr, L. s.A., lately interested him
seli IN securing tho "psTdon Of Con. Elliott, who
defended Fort sumter against Gen. q llmors's
siege. Gen. Gilmore asked toe President TO grant
the applIcRI on "ass personal favor 10 himself"
Con. Ellioul was occupying .hshermIn's hut al
PIrt Royal, AMI was supporting his fmv by
nshns. lhis pardon vii sesuis hin, iho inme-
late rrstor.Iip, ol biz lsnds close 70 whica A.B
hAh5r LnA "a huI now SANDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
News Items.
By r,l.yrapk 70 n. Sss ro,l sun.I

1ns Canadian propeller Brock ville, with csrso
Of flour from Milwaukee to Montreal va. wrecked
At BIs Sable Lake Michigan. Ihs first mat. and
one Wheelmsn were drovued. Tie boat and cargo
were . total loss.
Gov. HUsrHaErs Of Mississippi, calls upon the
peopls Of that State ,o organize companies 70 aid
the civil authorities in maintaining Law and order,
and caution, them sgAur expressing The negroes
in any way.
CAPT j. o. RsMrGIo-, Qusrterm.ster At Chat
,snoogA 1enn- vaL few days pnc. robbed Of
$4,000. lis Counting room was entered, and tho
money taken ou, Of tho safe. Suspicion rests upon
four persons, who have been srrsyed.
TuASKsorvrNG DAY in N,ss.ehv,stt, 10 ,ppoint.
si for Thursday, December 9Th, the chang. beng
made by Gov. Andrew, in accordance with Prssi-
deuIJohnson'. proclamation for Nsncn,l Thanks
giving on ,ha, day. Il very probable that all the
states will finally adopt this course.
DISPATCH from Oregon s,sl.s that late arrivals
from Portland bring news Of Indian outrage, in
the vicinity of Cottonwood Greek. Come Cahfor.
MA cattle drovers we're trcd upon and ,hree
wounded. About n head of horses and cattle
were driven Of.
wuuE the American Express wagon FOR Ssver.
ms money packages vas going It's rounds =, Chi
cagA H.. yesterday morning, II was discovered
Nat , satchsl containing ss0,0OO had been taken
from the wagon. Tho detective force is at work.
but as ye, no clue has been discovered 10 th.
thea
DISPATCH from San Francisco says III. ever.
land stage Was sttschsd By six robbers armed
y IN doubls-bArrcled guns, near Vlrgina City, on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-10
GENERAL BRIsCOE,

Warrington Sor. s-rhe sentence In the es.e Of
Brsvet Brig Gen Joseph G. Bri,coe, Colonel Of the
l99th Penn,vlvsnia Volunteers, tired By court mar
tia upon the charges Of larceny, and conduct 70 the
prejudice Of good order and military discipline, has
just teen promulgated from the War Department.
1hs order concludes a. follows
And The Court does therefore sep'enee him,
Brevet BE Gen. Joseph G. Briscoe, to he csshiefed
and di,honotahly dismissed the nited states ser-
vice, and be forever disqualified from holding any
ONCE Of honor, trust or profit under the Unitee
states Government; that he forfeit all pay and
allowances nov due, or which may become due 70
him. and TO be confined at hard labor, 81 such p aoe
of Complement as the Secretary OF War may one =
for aud during the term Of i've years.
The findings snd sentence are spproved and con-
hrmed. but In view Of the high testimonials 70 the
former good character and gAllAntv Of Gener Al
Bu.coe, by General, Meade, Hancock. stoueman.
Gibbons, Terry and Sicklcs 90 much OF the senenos
a. impo es confinement 10 remittsd. by order Of the
frssoent Of the United states.
ED. TOWNSEND, A A. Gent.
~ order Of the Secretary Of War, General Briscos
vn this morning dischsr from custody.
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NyIIiZ
No Communication Net-Tbe Assistance OF
the swiss Consul Refused by tho Pris-
0ner. EtC.


No Communication Net-1be Assistance OF
the swiss Consul Refused by tho Pris-
oner, Etc.
Edshinc'ou, Nor. e.-Lous sohAdo, Of the counsel
for VIII, had inteIvie- With the President TO
tay by appointment Lis object being to procure
oommuaton oi ,he sentence. The President listened
Gt.ntively to Mr. schsdes approximations and said
W him that he would dc The lest ho could. This
sfteruoon the Chancellor Of he sls Conrul Gcne al
had prepared . petition asking the Presidcni
70 commute the sentence. lie inquired rheih-
Or the counsel could DO anything for
him, when the prisoner replied he regretted 70
cay that the 9rosred assistance o. the Consal came
the Last hour and lhAt The refusal Of the Consul to
receive money IN lehAlf Of his defence had done him
immense harm, tho more Il came from the rcpfe-
rentatvo ofhis native country; and shio hs ss
thankful for the oGer no could not accept It.
The prisoner was asked by lady to-day whether
he had hope As to another world; he replied, Madam
have hope. the greatest sinner hos hope, and why
.houd not feeling myself Innocent CT the changes
TO- which have TO suffer p
Mr.. sehade A., to have a final intorv.eE tomorrow
morning he ore O'Clock, af.c, which no Que but bis
spiritual Sdyner Is to conyous with him.
i9y Mlrl
The wa,hinston sTAB, OF Wednesday, ,ay,
General Aurur, Commander Of ,hO Department Of
Washington, Ia. been eec'el hy the War Depart
rnsnt 70 enrr out the sen .euce In the OF WIZ.
General Aufur y'stetday directed MAJOR q. II Rms
cell, Provost baleha ~ this Department, to mai e
The reresarF AlIuLFeWens for TIE eNecui ion, under
vLo.e immediate Cl arge IL viii take ace In the Old
Capitol Prison yard. Major Russrll has succeeded n
occurring exc g'loner, and to-day Norkmen are
.4ngs ed in eTectng entue.y new faloNA tue one
heletoloTe used tor military executions oeins dls,
poufsl it'll on tbs sion. OWING 10 The Uni "a
.pana Of thp yard on which tho execution rili take
,Fare, It will in measure be private one, no one
Icing admitted 70 t.e Yard except thote ho obta 2
spass There vii he hut one hunaied pisses hutd
= ipcudn those 10 the ICp esentAt'c OF TIE press
'To dAy M40g kusseAs ollce was literally bet.efed
execution. nut they Re.e all disappointed, s' mont
v NJ be Issued Until to-l.oEIoH.
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CouyeItiou Of CoIored People.

Pou1hkepae, Nor. p--The stsie Convention Of
eoloied mon adjourned At . late hour "Wednesday
night. The proceeding. throughout we're yery har-
moniou,. ani Of an instructive nature. A State
Central Committee vas appointed. 10 urge tho frnn-
ehise and other questions affecting the Interests OF
oolored Americans Previous to the hnsl sdour n
ment Of the Convention, the following resolution u
unanimously adopted
RssoIted, That this Convention 10 Of the opinion
that there should ha esentaton Of oo'ored men
In the city OF Warrington, from the dtetent sec
tont, " be there du1ug tho session OF Concten
supported by the people, who-e duty II should be to
urge upon the mem bers Of Congress the importance
OF having the status OF the coored AmC ricqn IN
in the land that his color ,hsll not lie bar ht -
cupyne position, or to The enjoyment OF all tie
rights that apIertAin 70 citizenship.
quite number OF counties vero represented, tho
delegates from which returned 70 their rs,p.cuy.
homes to-dsy
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THE CHOLERA.
Report Of Dr Walzer Interesting md
Complete History Of the Disense on IIouId
AlIllruIu

H~slliNt SutP fAtCuN, nov. 1875,
Nv D'GT D,t'or. Ny tine has been So much ocru-
ped that my dalI reports VcIe uec,,' ,'s.l5 hmitel
to momenisry impressions and the of the sick
and deceased on board the AtalantA The history Of
the disease, its cauis and Development aud tho
meAsles adopted 70 sIeIt i's prore4s uld only be
made the subject OF communication alter days OBJ
tciyatiol ani investigation.
Cholera prevailed in Paris to limi'ed eI 'ent IN
s'p'em' er. Em.sTans from Switzerland and tho
southe"n part Of Germany, ~Ll constituted tho ma
ioriv Of the ATLANTA. PASSENGERS. came by way of
Paris 10 liayre, and while In the several emierant
hohldl houses persons cd sf'ar a few dAys' or
nous c'S ATTENDED BY a consultation OF tow
het ~ l4t lnuruA fAeilitles were ole rcd tor
", tu'Itt ol pats;ngels, ami mo anxiety NJ Gov
~ liltL' ono. .Aa 10 pace them on board "a.
GERS Of tho chip.
he day after sailing from Hsvr. the Ar.t ,sss NJ
'l"elh ''evIst Asd aI.sdv Es!ea I9Is /, cui
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OF S2s .eernse p,.eneers took 81, of vhom IL d,e,f
49, 49,, the tshn. on teck rensine et.-r9 Ut from :,
vtAin1 n the diseate. Since be- arrival a, oi,.-
.ntine 80 more Of her ra'4enecr. slct.rsi and ~
.s ,-eu ths total nrmle. n cases fo go ar1 N
derihariih p'ucrt, sll rema nins under ,rsein,snt
tLe ~ ITO dse- a presented thN Lnii,t>
Hnr NJ natl "sus-tr O. ~ etd isia Is .r5 =
~ w su' I'd thc mtldCt forms oi the dfcAse w. n
utI 9lsd iiir IN foue instances 10 "a aon.y.alf ~
''Hn Va MN teen hours.
,e,. r.e t4se ~ confederation thit all on ho,r5
Of The r,,cngey' ifoin ilstrSi tSst co,s aifs,lS
.enrer, came or toa thS ,C me hi,i "a ihe'e pa'
ook 10 the,e Derso9s p, the ,lirirlso OF tie r,iI-
came BY way oiFer.. To- "a, h,y.Gr ~ la' ths ~
ron me usauon Of lie dfease, "a. m.
~, Ia i@hi. @ coupcciiGn .oud coll your attention ~
is.o 'n..n1, ,lat n,,e o ne, r9'ul ttiousl n.
eMc lhou-nhds ut toN,s NJ me-. .f.. ~ a rc, . -
R,,'s, o..m i'tl's. ~ tow Mace o. iouon nc
ecmie, Without rroiucins he a,.s.,. O.. M
ln.,anco and our in Ia suIct,,. , 'a,,s,.t M.
,bIps oq he tho quarantine ot pei'-n, aud o.
A. % look 10, a., cause et Tho d,eis NJ e,.r III.
u h h'.Iorn'nt IN ne ouns ructpn o. i, i'r.r'. ~
~. ant Of attendance the plri OF ttc ,'.r. n
i,ne shlp, Is perfectly unvnrtanteI. IIe ,s,. t,
nuh ior p's.euc"i. The stosrages 50. 4 lp "a
l.o'llen WIN tour Nentlato aud ten sd rr Co.. 4
con hnins d1uhn er OF hcrths on e,ch .,.ir q tn
vr crs sps9s u''d ss dining rom. Toe pnri. o7'
ncIe looi am undsn', and the Capfain.s nt' .
,pVken Of ga the highest terms. Jr. Hrtae, \
.tiilu by hsfrlct ate mon to Tho Interus hrtto
enloic ne Gle uIiunss bnd order, and rtefa ~
tnet and secfoi' - 10 the nature OF Tho evat V
H',uehs', iucu' I'd iNe ill vii u the y sseu pis
bee1es cholera, eight cesos NJ rItioLd occurred II
Of whom itcuveIed end the Plea sdvuuceI Nv =, =.
WAY We dlteN'e could not have tes cLoera lecAl
20 hr hch.nei snd dlei. Ia etuNilv Apptc,rs =
i NiAI pVN' MAJ Ne not rather Attuuu.e The L1I'A
Guar" ef ot disere 60 the rlunilnt supr p Y
pure ait and the Tow tempsra ure ant rnther eIyfrs
OnI surprise NJ the lLrgs number, rhicl, under q
Ir.uhstaetr II rs'heI thn eN"cp icl than he iul.'
ne csuin Nareuects, in ali ptobrhitv, snioved in
muhlJ nom us utcato by having thee idv an a -
IN til giehtr ut.oo, anj hlvInztefrsp o srltf.
ntnts Nhtio only ~ wCIs esscnei TO az the co.
ly condition.
SINCE the sick have been removed from the .h'1
w ts oste' hAVe occiei nnd these Of tie milds.'
JhAisoteT ana We may reasonably hope the spseLv
ulsappeaianoe Of the malIdv. The vrslel has tp =
lhoioushlv C.eanted and iumiga'od the Loiding ane
Clohlhg OF the passengers a cd and veniilated and
M soon .. the p,oper ScilItcs are offered. ali 80
,nfn OF VIC pnssensefs Vill bo washed and evs-y
measure sdopted TO purify and disiniect.
kc'lechuly, your sbedi,nt teuant
lHEo MAIIEa. r
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e,ndd.,.. ar. elected BY l.rs. m.,Ori,is. III. Lee

candidates ere elected by large msjorite, Tbs Lee
sislsiure 10 entirely Dsmocr,tie
vashinoton. Nor. p.-Upited States Marshal Bul-
lett has ,elssrsphsd 70 washington A. follows;
Mo Orleana Nov. I've owe 10 the perfect sd-
mini.trstion Of the Government the most ORDERLY
eUss 'rI5 Sy W nv an an
overwhelming majority Of over 500 in the CITY.
The remainder Of the State viii ionos IN the came
track.
Maryland.
Bsihmo-s Nor e.-Returns from Eastern Shore
indcs,. the defeat Of Spencer, the Republican
ddsts for Judge 10 the ruelnh Judicial district and
the election Of Franklin. In one district Of Mont
rcmsry County no election took place, the judges
refused le, them have tho , Of registered voters
The Republican party have elected four out Of the
i've Judges voted for in the State.
Bdkimors, Nor. 9.-Lster returns from the 18th
judicial district indicate the defeat OF spence non)
and the election Of Franklin. III reported that in
Of the districts the res strstion Law - entirely
diAregardsdtsnd the votes Of all vers tahsp.
Alabama.
hobis Als, Nor. s.-BulseTs majority for Cover
nor. 10 thi, city over Cotton and Smith, 10 i,94o.
LAnsdon', majority for Congress, In this city.
Cleveland and Mathews 10 l,04t. There vS no
regular party organization In this State.
Cincinnati, Nor. s,-The reports from Alsbsms
eonoede the election Of Bulgor for Governor by .
small m,yoriy.
81. Louis, Nor s-Ths election Of county officers
and members Of tho Lower House Of the Leglslature
Of Ksn..s yesterday, passed quietly. The Repu5l-
can tickets we're elected In Douglass Atehlson and
Lssvenvorth counties.