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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

- ova city, TEiifiHtp HpIs-
cOIsridgo, : loddlpus lines hroA tho multi.
tudineas stinkS ikst Offended BIS oliaoiorie,
on enserine the slty % COissno have Been
cflcn quoted, but they are inapplicable to the
bad smells abounding in Washington, be.
eaase- -ths bad odors .of the city upon ths
Rhine were, uniform In their ofFonsiyeness,
whcreas ih this proud city lying on the Po.
tcmac, We are suhering IN this hot weather
FROM single sloneh sufficiently srong and
offensive TO OysrPOwer all Others. What u
worse than all. IL tho faet that our most
avid stink, ovsrpoNodng all urban smells,
is suburban affair, and We cannot hold our
city government responsible Cor IL.
The unwholcsosne evils we have within our
own jurisdietion are sufIi cisnt 10 tax tho on
ergics Of our city authorities and injure the
health Of our oitIzous enough, heaven knows,
(for they smell 70 hsayen.) But on the oppS-
site side Of The river, just whore the summer
l'rcezes blow from into our city. Is situated an
crtablishment forthe manufacture of horses
dying from dissasc into somr'hing Salable 10
tho way Of glue, animal oil, hair, crude
phOsphates. otc.. Dead horses and "breyel
horses'' Cnuics) that have died Of CHAMBERS
and other diseases that army hOrsOaesh Is
heir 70, are transported from Gicsboro' Point
to the place we refer to; and aflcr being cut
up are subjected TO the most powerful
heat that steam can produce in the i'm.
menss Eats where tho boiling takes place.
No doubt the process utiliIes dead horses,
and puts money into tho pockets Of contrae-
tors and saves money 70 the United States
as Welli bat In hoayen's nAInsl Chsasen can't
be dsintcrOsted in this matter so long as the
sublimation Of horse carcassos asconds,) why.
cannot this useful establishment be placed
somewhere else, instead Of being located so
that Il shall rake the largest portion Of this
devoted city with a thousand horse power
stink every day during tho season Of tho
year when pure and hcalthful broczes are
much required in Washington.
We are continually receiving complaints
on this subject, and have referred complain.
ants 70 'he military authorities who have ju-
risdiotlon IN the matter We believe, how
ever, that army surgeons have reported that
.h's morse boiling does not breed postilenee.
:. ~ Is oe'io'oa, no'Withstanding,by those who
h'e under the hro" Of thiHsvcePing stencil,
'nA' u must Do unhealthful There Is an I'M
usual amount Of dreadful sickpess in those
wards In our city peculiarly eSposod to the
fumes OF thi horse tophct, and the citizens
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

NEw YORK, June pa lsttor has been
received at the Custom House here, nd.
dressed 70 tho State Department by our con-
sui at Port Mahon, announcing that tho
Russian plague IL extending westward moro
rapidly than Is generally supposed, and ad-
yising that ail cargoes arriving frsm Russian
Or Turkish ports be rigidly scrutinized be-
fore landing. The disease Is said TO be Che
same as that which visited London century
ainca . 70 .'N 80 -
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Progress d Freedom IN KtN|ssIy-toy
Bfamlsils ID FaVp of tlIs Csntiitu-
iiOHul AmtldIatnt- Nc Declares
ths Snpsriefiiy Of Frs
Labor.

LovIsvILLE, June 2O.--Gov. Dramictie
addressed the citIsens this evening. In favor
of the constitutional amendment md ne a.
vantage u free over slave labor in Kentucky.
He said slavery had been utterly overthroun,
and proved The impossibility Of It's restora-
ton, and urged tho people 70 prOoesd % o.
tablish a system Of free labor, as dictated BY
wisdom and interest, as shown by the sta
tistics Of the population and oceuP- 'lOn
Of land BY slave and non.slAvcholdsrsj and
that tho rich lands Of The State were in the
hands Of class exceedingly small, in com.
pnrison with the popular maass
He urged the Organization OF free vhiie
iaborers Of Tho State 70 take care In future Of
their own interests. lie said the necessity
existed for Tho immediate aetiOn Of Kentucky
IN diiPosing Of this ycxsd question Of siS-
very. HsTi "rH s-f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

PRIsoNERs RELEASED,-The Secretary Of
War has directed that Edward r. Hubbard,
citizen, sentenced TO imprisonment In Fort
Melionry, Baltimore, for thros years for a..
sisting substitute 10 desert, be liberated.
In the case Of Thomas d. Kidd, eitiEsn, q
fraudulent contractor, sentenced 10 pay hne
Of one thousand dollars and be confined In
Fort McHenry till the hne be paid, the fine
is ordered to be remitted and the prisoner
released
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: tsPECIAL notice..


As-S John'a Chareh, GcorgetoWA
Thsre will be a confirmation IN this Chs
TONIGHT, Ei 4 p. m, by BiHhOp Whil1ingh-
SERMON and Collection. Tho pablie Is resr
faliy invited 10 attend.
ASninnesotians Minnesetis1
In Washington are respectfuliy invited to
an FRIDAY EvENIN0, soth Instant, Al oo,eie'
al lhs RotundA Of the PAtent omce, 10 make
rangemea.s, by request q Soyersos I'm M
represent MlAne.ola at ce''ysbqTs SPoss ~ sss w
jig Jss'sis NiAh. military STATE Assnt
Aa-Puhllo sehoalss-To Candidate
FOR POSITIONS As TRACHkRs.-WAshlA
nos. D. q. June "a. iS01. --lfhe "Colnmities
the discrimination Of Candidates for Positions
Teachers In Tho Public sehoels " Will mec'
the Council Chamber, City Hall, on sATUhpA
jsSi-tm '. & WALSH, chsirnAn:
AS- Election Notles.-Oflee Wasecinl BIN
IoH AID 0HoRaETows RAlLIoAp oosrAs, Wa Ma,
iRgton, D. c., Jane ~, 1855. Tho annual ~ !.
Ing al the tl0tkhOlders of tho washinsisn y \
Cleoraetown Railroad Company, for The e'o,', /,
of Directors, will be held Al the once ~
Company on WEDNESDAY, the l1h day % ~,
1895. The polls will 30 opened Al u o's'o'A'
ana s'o'' "A iH Sso GIDEON, PrcsidsHt.
W. @, 0EHENLHAv, Secretary and rreAsa''''
ja29-uyl9 ---.,-,
So Once OF the mseropelltah, ~.
RoAD CaMPAEY, Seventeenth street west, wv w
IsSs The Annual Meeting of tho sioe eAhS'' s.'
0f the Metropolitan Railroad Company vi,
Ssla sn n ts,s n osieS sS WEDNESDAY, the islh
guly, IseS. The polls will be Opened
O'clock, m, and eloes Al o'cleek, y M -
~ ]. w, THOMPSON, ~, /.
VIZ. W. MooRr, sse'y lsSo-sD'"
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Steals through the mist Of alabastsr laliP'' l,I
And every air Il heavy wAh the hi'~
Of orange naWers thai bloom
Il the midst u roses " t,L hssl
Such was the nOWeTy laAd SLED WIZ ,.hsTs
airs aud preserving produets ~ "A
Drake discovered the chief ingrealo..' RTf
wonderful Tonic Medicine-PLAshAg1s "a CT
The PLAETArios BiTTERs, eombining ,,aS
medicinal and tonic virtues q ne - IN
fe-suslalnIng products of teet i', Res
are, without doubt, the World = v,is.sr -,
for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and al "'1
aehle dinleultiea,
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Poutmaster General DnsSISOn has ordered
that in view Of the renewed regularity and
ontiro safety Of the baltimore and Ohio
route TO tho great West, that tho through
malls between baltimore and Washington
and tho West, taken from the line during tho
war, should be at Onoe fully restored, The
western travel. especially by tourists, over
this route Is now very large.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

NoRgOLK, Juno 27.--Thomas O. Tabb,
Mayor elect, was qualified and took The oath
Of his new once to-day. The oath was nd-
minlsterea BY actibg Mayor Bolote. Mr..
Tabb entered at once upon tho active dis
charge Of the duties of his position. The
inauguration was unattended BY any coremo.
nles. .si-trf @ IL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

WHERE Is Gas. MAsRuDERl-On Thurs-
day last General Magruder was here, and ep-
gagged passage on the United States gunboat
Antona, which was TO leave that night for
New Orleans, The AntOna len Friday morn
inE, v in some Of tho Generally stah on board
The last We hoard Of the whereabouts OF the
General is, that he was soen In box.oar
going 70 Allsytown In eitiHon's dress.-BaI-
Istin, GalvesioR, TtxaS, laih,
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Tor tho week ending June 80 Is now ready,
and Is Tor sale al our counter. II contains
stephens history Of the conference with
President LinCOlni Visit Of the South Caro-.
lima delegation 70 the Presidents Gen. Butler
on Southern reorganization The vIows Of the
late President Lincoln on negro suffrage;
Message Of the Mayor Of this city; Senator
sumner on negro suiffagei yiS4u al IN. sltu.
alton, (oommunicak. -
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THE srAtE PaIscNHns AT PORrREss MoS.
HoE.--A letter from Fortress Monroe stSteS
that O. @. CLAY has bsentaken sick, aud that
his imprisonment is evidently telling on his
health. Or. BANcROFT attends him. The
Doctor ia doing all he can 10 restore the
prisoners health. He is suffering from no
particular disease, but is labOring under gen
sral physical prOstratlon, or debility. JEP'
YERsOn DAvisisnnidt 70 be in good health, al
IL also JoHn MITcHELL,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Explosion OF Another Petroleusn Bub-
ble - More surfacs Indications =
$4,000 or 100000 Raised by a
Spurious OIL Company. ~
Another oil bubble has exploded In our
midst, and tho.company socms to have raised
some $50, 600 or $50, 900 by Its bogus trans-
actions.
70 District Attorney Hill we are indebted
for the expose Of n concern calling itself tho
"First National PeLsRlanasG sneeNgpr- Ltehi,
was established al - A. on,i;nn .o'nan, "o,
cf that title hs1 s"G w sonav .,,,n HoP sn.
raaI;i, - 4 its name In order NOR
mr. .,v,s ~ dle tho unsuspecting.
Ma ~ the firm Of the y. N. p Go
seems to N. s. Rowe 4 Co., and their Plal
mcnIs ~ have boon 10 copy all the advertise
nd circulars of the genuine concern
> and, after sending thom abroad 10 the partie
addressed that all romittances were TO b
for-stlsd 10 their III. s. II. 4 Co. 'sl care.
The genuine compa,iy's credit and reputa
N ton were good, and consequently No. ha
little diGhculty In rcaping a pecuniary hal
yeut by the assumption Of . name 10 which
. i was In no manner entitled. faH
!, Money flowed rapidly into tho hands ,
II Rowe a Co, who arc said TO have received
= | large an amount as We have named. The
n n would have obtained much more had not on
"A N of tho remittancos for No. 2 accidentally bee
4, received by No. 1. a.'
~ That contrctempS exposed ne svindle an
l., set the officers Of and persons interested
No. W work 10 ferret out the guilty partio
They were unsuooessful until yVsterda!
when they caused the arrvst Of Austin fu
n. ler, clerk Ia the spurious company, b.
I'd could not obtain possession Of Rowe, WI
a' had obtained early intelligence and a
ia.
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[ A SANITARY HnT.-Bhr. Editor. The =,
eenl for contagious diseases T. appro.ehIpr
wish 70 direct pabtIc attention 70 a q 4 lpIss
spot on PeahsylNania avenue, bctwesn h gh
and biesenth streets, East Capitol Hill. So
little while ago a stray male noundercd :,
ioandersd there, and lay several weeks unh
tlced ~ the Aathorities, until tho stencil bccaI
dreadfuily offensive. several death have !
enrrsd In the helghboriood recently dirnri
speetablo Nootka Boundcr wouid be ashamed
such state OF Affairs a. esistn here At the prcpe
thae. rsI+. ONK VINO nAs SUFREEEB.
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PonILAsp, Ne, June %. = The horse
which left Boston at sunrise this morning,
10 accomplish ZIG miles 70 this city before
sunset, on . bet Of tl, ,O0o, fcil dead, aix
miles from this city having made ITO miles
considerably inside Of time. ft' lrlIIF
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PAssPoR rs.


Persons residing er being in Washington,
Who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the-samo, with tho least possible
expense and delay, on psr'ONaI application
at hs Dppartmont Of State. myl-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

,seiem but one honorable and consistent
course 10 pursue for all those that occupied .
leading position IN tho rebellion, to E1; 20
withdraw, from ,,6iifies aifogetksT. An ori-
RiMdi sooessioHia Vgay 10 forced 10 shbmis-
sion, BM tco DO not beiispS that hS toiH SUey
b q good URiON a,aR ~ beat. b.
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Iaan nguration OF ths new York Dry
---- lanaala Ennhnnnn.

NEw YoHK, June 7p.-Ths formal inau.
gurntion Of tho Now York Dry ooods Tx.
change took place to-day At 81 Park Place.
There was iarge gathering Of merchants
presided over BY Hon. William Cromwell. :
Addresses were made By Hon. Jas. Brooks
Thomas Biagood, and others.
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fhs Constitutierai Amendment Aaop-
tsd by New Hanapshire. -

CoxooRD, N. H., June 70. The resolution
adopting tho amendment 10 tho Constitution
prohibiting slavery was passed In the House
this forenoon--yeas 2l5, nays 20. Tho fssnlt
was hailed with great applause.
The Senate has not yet voted on the qucs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Gov. SNYTH's AFPOISrHENrs His Exeel-
lency Frederick smyth, Governor and COM
mrndor in-chiof Of tho, military and naval
forces Of the State Of New Hampshire, has
made the following stat appointments, each
member ranking as colonel; Col. Herbert u.
Titus, Chesterfield, chief Of staff; David A.
WRrle, Concordi John X. Bickford, Dover;
Kendall y. Worcester, Nashua; Charles a.
Pickering, h-aides-do-camp.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

d Return OF the seorstary Of state
Tho Hon. Secretary sEwARD, in company
with Gen. HANCOCK aud DIR. NoRRIs, will
arrive In town this evening at tan O'ciOek,o on y
special train.
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Eai,oriaI.-"Ths

President poiicy-our Dutyi' ''ThO Recon
S,ractlOn Of Virginia, /" &o., &o.i News from
all parts Of the world Miscellaneous ltenlsi
Poetry Personals, &c Single copies, hvO
cents; two dollars per year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

A RAID ON rHE cEsrRAL HorEL.--Lal
evening the oaleers of the METROPOLITAN lsoIl
made descent on the Central Hotel, At the soutI
west corner Of Sixth street and the Ayenu
sixteen peraona--men and womsn-were cal
tnred. They were all taken 10 the Fourth wAi
slatlonshonss, and had q hearing beforo Jasib
Walker Thomas D. Cole was held 10 bail Z
eOurt 70 answer charge of kesping bAwdl
house, and X " Pink 10 answer the charge
being aecsusory 70 H. Tho others were diamisuo
except WIN. Courtiey, Lydia Courtney and Mol
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HObbEhf.-John Forlythe, John bmitl
and John Scott were Arresied this moruiag l
0mcers MoBlfreah and Essex, on the charge
garrOtlng = soldier on the Island. u seems th
the three were In company with n soldier, al
whom near Third street bridge they asshaia
him and took his pocket book aud everything
his pOcksts- The act was seen by some ltd
boys, who followed the three men until they WI
llee waltur sent them 70 jail for a farther he'd
ing
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

MAHRIAdE LicEScEs.-paring the mon
elding to-day Mr.. X. ,, Meigr, the CLERK cl :
Court, has Issued ono hundred aud any 'ig
marriage licences; % this number twen'y' ;
were issued 10 eolorod persons, During The mo'
Of Jane, 1864, ono hundred aud eighty tive VI
issued.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

cHIMnAL CouRr--JHsties IYgiS-Til
mornlns the ease Of Jamss Keithley, Indicted 4
the murder of Hugh Mcmahon In April last, vi
resamed. The following IL list u tLS lard
IN the ease; Moses J. Parker, zlchariah
Brook, Datler Baker, Frederick Mayer, Jol
serivsner, Bealam,n sammy, Thomas II. BarrSl
Alexander LammanA WIN. n. langley, -fnasl
Ballinger, himrod 0arretsoR, and Edward CA
ma %.es s:,. Ms-.r'. BHaIsyrad'fsndslI aPPsaf
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~GAYLE. TuE MILLION DoLLAR CossriR
IoR, Tho trial Of Gayle, tho man who Adve
tised In The Selma (AlA. Advertiser, Offering
murder President Lincoln for 1000. 900, wi
he II 70 be taken under charge Of Capt. Achaa,I
who brought him 10 this city from New Orleatl
UAyle Il Arst cousin 10 Ex x-oovernor Gayle,
Alabama, aud married niece of Vice Presldel
King He was admitted 70 the bar of the suprsl
bainA for many years.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

sELLISd LIQuoR.- Caroline Burtner '
arrested this morning by 0meer Coombs % I
charge Of selling liquor 10 aoldiers. She =
tAksn before Justice walter, Wh9 fned hsf
for selling liquor 10 soldiers and 20 for selli
liquor Without license.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

RELEAsED YROH THE OLD CArITOL.-.
n. Floyd, the keeper of The hotel n sarEailsIl
was this morning released frotn the Old Gap
by order u the Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Nnw Y5nK, Jus 9plAl the Eysuins
Board stocks were dun but steady. 0oId
was dslI bnt afm 4 1881, Elis 7Tlt mud=sn
1Osi Reading Sei Maripo.a 1sI, Y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

WIS. W. nSaLE, eltiHen, convicted Of be-
ing a spy, and sentenced 20 imprisonment
for lie az Fort MeIlenry, is ordered to be ~.
leased,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

unitca states Telegraph Company.
NBw YoRK, June 30.--The Tfi5HMs az this
morning publishns an important ezyose by q
stoekholder Of the United States Telegraph
Company concerning the proposed extension
pf that line TO the Pacific, which Is deeply
Interesting to capitalists and the public gen-
orally. ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

ALBAxr, juno 2s.--It Is reported that The
canal Is broken near bchsnectady, and win
require forty-sight hOurs forr,pulrs a. r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

VIZ learn that nom 2,OOO TO 1900 bales Of
cotton are now stored at Houston awaiting
Immediate shipment to Galveston this being
considered the safest place for the staple.
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SECOND EDITE0N|


' THE PaEsfDENT's HEALTHE.
We are glad 10 be able 10 announce that
The -Prsuiasni y mach bsttsr-Lo-day, and Is
.imProving He si,s mp, but is not able %
leave MS room. ne receives no visitOrs.' y
Tho csbinet convened, as usual, to-day
al the member, with the exception Of Hon.
Secretary sEwGnp, being present. Owing
70 the Illness q Tho President, no business
was trahsacted ~
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Hon. TnApDRVs srsyESs arrived in town
last evening aud Is Ai tho National nOIol.
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AlL letters relating 10 the subscription Of, or
advertising In, the REFuBLIoAH should be ad.
dressed 10 the publishers. as shove.
Allettsrs or communication Intended for pub.
heation, or In any way relating to tho editorial
apartment of the paper, should DO addressed TO
the editor. ~ above.
Ba'insss and other correspondents will greatly
oblige tho Publishers aud the Editor BY comply.
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsPoHDESrs. No notice can bo taken
OF Anonymous communication. whaleyer is
ia'shded for insertion must bo authenticated By
tho name aud address Of The Wrlter-not necsssa.
MY for publication, hut ~ guaranty Of lIs good
faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected com.
muhieatlouG :
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Tn. nIr Dog with, the Brass Collar.

In Raltimore when n man docs nnythinr
.-..-'-lt.-.' an. 60, -. ~ Mn, 1OI
oAtinofuih".J' uv saV's s"Je ~, ' M
he u big dog WIN tne Dthss cViiM' me
Mayor OF Portsmoulh, Va, Mr.. Daniel Col.
lin Il A aeona 10 ma entitled 10 be ranked
.,,,,,,,, tho highcsl Mind M ssbig doss y In
70 - n.. -. - .t2-i, an.
Wow " hS esHuuPes".s W II
Saturday last he issued prOelainatiOn, IN
words and figures, ns follows
~ -H' MAyoR o. OHPIcR, .
PoRruNoUTu, VA, June 81, 1855. /
whereas the citizens OF the city Aro appreh On
sly, on a riot breaking Out beiweon the eolofed
peoPle and tho soldiers qaartered In aud near
III. city, and -. u,s..,.a. L. Az. 81.
a, Nn,1,Il an ths naSt m ealarsI citizens and
white soldier 10 disturb the peace by aghling
In the streets with pistols, knives, olubs, and
stones, endangeripg the lives aud property "i
Law, sblding and geaeessie s'ssens L ana .,,,,..
NseteeAs " Nhe Su'y ~ e'p,y eS, eS'a s'' " =. ! !
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Release of Osboa, the Naval Rsporter.
NEw YoRK, June SOD. Osbon, naval
feporior, who has 80 long been In the hands
Of the Government, charged with Publishing
ccntraband news, was To- Day reloasod on his
parole. FH+
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

As-st. .Iohn,a Chareia, Gcorgetowa
Thsre will be a confirmation IN this Chs
To-NIaHT, 1t p. m, by Bishop whittinghal
sermon and Collection. Tho Publie Is resI
fAlly invited 10 attend. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-18
THE GABLE.
Arrival of the Terrible and Galalea at
st. Johns, Newfoundland.
NOW THE CABLE WAS LOST.
1t Parted on the I'd Inst. in Nineteen
Itaadred and Fifty FathOms Water.
1t rs Grappled for and Raised
Three Times.
THE GRAPHING GEAR GIVES OUT
Return Of the Great Eastern
to England,
&C., Sc. sc.
Harris CONTENT, August is,
Y;a 1ox DaU A,t2nct II I2Er

HEART's CONTENT, August Is,
Via AspY Bay August IL, 1865.
The British steamers Terrible and Galatea arrived
al ST. Johns, N F., at nine O'Clock Tuesday evening,
tho 18th inst
The steamship Great Eastern returned to Sheerness
the 18th inst
'aptan Napier reports as fOllows:-
The cable parted on Wednesday, the I'd inst, at noon
in thousand nine hundred and dfty fahoms OF wa
ter.
1t then grappled for three different times, and
raised twelve hundred, nine hundred and six hundred
fatloms respectively.
Each time the graphing gear broke, but the cable
manned unoroken.
The Great Eastern returned England for stronger and
better graphing gear
Mr. Marley, Of the electricians, writes most
couragingiy in regard to the cable. He says:-
We found no difficulty whatever in graphing the cable
even IN the greatest depth Of water As proper
tackle prepared will probably graphing
for the cable again hundred miles of the break
where the water is only fifteen hundred fathoms deep
The buoy rides the gales WE'LL being fastened by pieces Of
condemned cable.
Mr. Field is in good health and spirits.