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, 1866-04-24

S,.s On1-ASs. Ap.,! e3.-kso Gsande nj tcss TO
Tie 151h "a. Mejia returned 10 Ma'amortst lcav-
tic poslen ol his forcr- Uilh t;rn~ JcanenEt1s.
:.ho ~ charged ~ith operations aCatn.' the Less-
ais. On Ais return s1cra fell into an n7nhrseld
tC:.rc :hr right, coEnnsnded By tarualei a1d cor.
::uas, which be penetrated, losing sa1 Killed nd
noGuhed. IafF.al aoss l. unknown. Mcti1
<5sv,Gs" IN CON. ue,ore Mt}a arrived Il ~. re-
ported CoEt.nas came within thrc: miles Of Aata.
rnora- and hing two condnctor- OF thr train. II Il
also re.ottcd that the Lthcr4fs had peoSnstd
tiehtetn poutoons. and Scrr croseiu: artillery
:rom shc .AncEscan 10 The Acxicau side. Thi
Ban Fnaxc1sco, April as.-A passenger BY th'
, 1866-04-24
|! :.s::.As: .:i. LOUIS.
.>l,nottps. AH'ra1-sIc Coleman C:a>c-
Arrival III T.uap--t'Inou~ fn7llc aII~-
rlA>ippl mud 'Fgsbnlnrlcr.

s~t.notkpE AHrrH-Ihc Coleman Ca>c-
Arrival III 'F.uap~-G'Ia0d~ fn7llc .alI>-
%sA>ippl unt, 'trsbntnrlr%.
{Spcc1,l Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbunr.l
81. Lofts. April -.
4 difficulty occ1lrnd In the Eteord oaAfct III New
tardou, No. b. .Ecen Dave Young aud William
G.tmee, during hrh Crime VIA saos in tue neck
Il. Young, tntleriu: severe though not dangerous
wound. Cause. politics.
Captain t. u. Coleman Was hrou..l1: into The
United S:ate. Circuit Court TIL. morning ii the
tlsiody ot the Magrha!. The Sup.tsne :fdr+* fs-uH
TO t;cne1al rop~ retarned With an Endorsement
,t.f the t1enctal could NOT bt fusnd. be heng ab-
s.ft In Ohio. Tic case WAS thercupon continued
until Wednesday. when it ie prcsu tned Il will he
1Eaily ui*po-ed ot.
second United Stairs eolosrd fEnops araEct on the
Steamer J. I. sWau. yesterday fFoui The sonth7 10
he mustered out.
The river ip eti1i r,slnc, and has reached point
higher than bci1e inf n1snf years II Tbs season.
There ts now water eut!eIent. boih =: ese aIl ft-
low. 10 tioat 4 man -oinar. Thc N:s.out, is kti!l
E,sh on the rAni.as~. aud there te--. 10 Le cld
10ihe unprecedented abundance OF II lst:r tint
t1ows Ia its bed. Nacr to-day poured into 1nauy
CELLARS OF the teyee front. AL OF The fca.oael
cnd.wood bct*ten Lexington and icarcuA orb
11iy has been washed awav, II bciuc In cio-e prox
unity 10 The b1uks~ and bo1ts base 10 ustuusr. i.
s,t1c1 wood. The Upper Mississippi Il 4t.'a aat
rising cuuahtnc boate 10 70 most anyahe1e.-
, 1866-04-24
SUPREME COURT OFlLLINOIS


Especial 1,e:pateh to The Chicago Trihnne.}
OTTAWA, April q.
81, Co,pelia Rns sell -. Wu. II Brown Ct H.;
arsucd by Paec for plstutsG in error. aut BY Jack
>on ot defendant tn error. md taken under advise
,nent bv the court. 81. Char1c. o, Boyuton -.
Albert L; Robb. ct ais: submitted oy srpcllant on
hriei aut argument; to re d1td- -. Iha:ie. chls1~
quv y. TIE Ca.holtc Bishop Of Chieaso: arEu~
for deftudapt: court s3}ou1ned. -. James u.
Car ". Simon II. Nnsr; submitted bJ defendant
M o,ieIrtto be Med. 81 Vim, cromp -. Frankhn
uallw II et II submitted by pfliu'd On briefs TO
~ Sid. 81. 3onath%n Thetp ct ats. ys. John
horp. administrator: motion 10 dismiss Wit Ct
error. IT,, C!audlus L. King, tU1p'd. -. " n. d.
y. Cu&hmau ct H.: leave 70 assign cross enoF.
2le Ssm'l X. Casey ve. ueut. F. cafyes ct u: mo"
ton for leave to a>s,en additional errors CHECKER
1cR ee. Falls: rc.nra1lrc averTulSd.
Iockel cali fnr ft-m0{rpT--30 IT, ~, Ok, Si- u.
~. n ID IL ~ 81, SC, s.. IS.
, 1866-04-24

Especial Dispatch to the Ch,cazo THbnne.]
FOND nr LAC. VII. April -
The mili.e7 eto1e Of Mrs. Delaware vas entered
by burglary lset niRht and ribbons and lace taken
10 the amount Of one thousand d0fiart. No elite TO
the bprHl1fB has yet been o1talned.
, 1866-04-24
FROM BUFFALO,

Opcntu. of Navigation on Lake Erie.
BUFFALO, Arril la3--Sasisation il open herr.
The iric f1racon Eaitcd tbs morning for Cleyc.
apo. lhe schooner T.. Y. johnson na. cleared,
ard, Will the bfaQue Northwest. will .tll soou.
Wc.thes- fanny: WIND northwest.
Twsnty-f miles ABOVE here there Il no Watcs In
sicht ftcn1 'he eou'l shore.
lne Ere tanai onene May 1st
, 1866-04-24

ux~~a,c1, f;rnvcl,, Proves IN Atibi.
nI..nx A,r1 eaL-Tte char.es im2fFs1ns
,,adar enas tcTatch Gravel In the lnIri:s G. the
oyes es,asen o.our1E r. sen: sgss>ss'on asnt J .oM
ago tsvc hecn t'thdraMn, lns ..,t. ~ r.. lime
sEr tnuzder VA committed.
, 1866-04-24

C.1Au, Ne, April sa-Two supposed r. tsman.. sa's
sst.an RE tp.pe4 back aud retused pa+"age- Qne
a. sheu1 drew revolver md nsed one sho, I'M mi
y. ,h- t:shis cru OF the hsidc.. and astcssasds
handed oSer to The civil authorities The a1n:t hss
r4nsed considerable c1ettcfneht on ho1h stoes o.
9he fivef.
, 1866-04-24

steamer Golden Arc reports the recent drtcat Of the
Fstuch near Nfa,atian faIlr confirmed. BY The a.
rival Of French ftgatc at Acapulco which brought
further lha1 The lmpef forces uodcr !o:edla
while ad,aIc1ng from Tamptco;osopcfa!e Win the
French. were routed BY the Liberals under Corsana
and Rnhfn
, 1866-04-24

KrS OVER AND K11lED,-Un Saturday evening.
a lad na1ncd Lonis F1iehcr, while at:cmpti l. 10
climb uron tzatn Of ctre the ,sac'1 of the Chi.
cacp & lock Ieiant Railway. between sherman
ard G1iswotd ttreets. missed hts uold. AHd failing
across the rasl, The tra1n fas*ed ovr h- nolv
,rS instant dt1tb. Coroner W,Euer On sutdas
eytnlpC held IN inquest On .nc rcnsfns. wae, the
3afs rendered verdict entirely cxoner3tioE the
employees of1hc railroad from blame.
, 1866-04-24

Fr1GH1rrL Aec1pEST.-festerday forenoon
about cleytn o'clock a lady named Dempsy. who
kt*iles At No. as Indiana etree, was knocked down
hy team OF r1.naway boFsct at the corner Of Lake
aud Wells esreets aud 20 badly Injured a. 10 reueer
her recovery doubtful. My. DeInr1y had just
stepped IRON The sidewalk into the street when the
,ca came t.asntns along At hr..ak 1ccx pee. and
lne .onrue Of the wagon citchfny In some portion
OF Ter clothes. she nns dEagceti considerable d+-
tncs along The ~tr>et bctorc the horses could b.
cansh.. When she was ,akcn ~ from the ctouud
1t ~as ascertatnet that her right arm WIS broken,
wl1,le ber face presented moet fearful spsc,acle,
hasir. been tofn a1d cat ur hy 'tls horses .nn:s:
She va. carried into the eIore Of Ncssss. Hitter
Itrothcss, No. Jos Lake str,ct. where her wounds
we're dressed bv DR. C7aatka. and atf,r%ard otae:r
McCahc rerno1cd her IN carriage to her re.id:ae:.
, 1866-04-24

THEOLOGICAL SEM1SAnx.-The commencement
sxerc!:cs OF the Chicago Theological Seminary
were held yesterday afternoon At Keyes' Hall.
t-ulon lask. The senior class were examined ia
tcclc-lastIcat history bE Prot. HAVEN aud tnc ju-
nlor cla@s IN Hebrew hy Prot Bartlett. There WIS
crntit,lne attendance. and the c1fminsion pa ed
off to ihe satisfaction ot all parties. To-aly The
Junior class III he cxam1ued in Systematic Ta 'o-
ocy. md 7fs Harm my OF the Go>pc1-: the middle
cla- on the ;l-sk and IIehrcH SCRIPTURE. and the
.trtor class on Church History.
We arc requested to state that Dr.. t;uiivtr. who
was annoure.-d to lecture thu evening bcfo.. thr
Society Of Inquiry IN the First Congregational
church. viii he 1rahle, ftom severe Illness. 10 tat
iii his engagement.
, 1866-04-24

ANOTHER rtA1., on the GAxrIEus.-At ten
O'Clock lat nichs> Captain Wells sbesmae. 1T
The head Of Tho detective forc., made ccs :ent
r,nu Wait tAmrron's ca11bl,n, rooms. located
osrr So*. IS and II R.odolph etrtct. and capsuscd
n Glib. It, james Gelh1ul. John E3enry. James Il /.
Eurls. Wu1- I. Davis. Anson : NTH. James Dennis
and E. Ii. Gupdtieh.
, 1866-04-24

THE PACIFIC HALLWAY.
The Proposed Railway from Lake SUI
per10r to Puget Snund-Rc>0iu.
Hons Of tile ffoard OF Trade.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted at meeting Of the Board Of Teaue on
saturday last:
Recocnt7iue the importance 10 thu people Of the
United siae. of supplying. With Inc le1.t possible
ror1atton as vii! plcc the y1rlous sections OF the
.ountry in connection with each o:hef. and e'pc.
eiay n VI" tns41e The Eor; ap q
Government, m rendering iuaIcioua aud dtsc11mi-
results, II ptactlclu: The bet economy and moat
nuly proTo.,ne +: own ananc.al ln!enests: III
sfon 10 It's opinions rtfe nee TO the Northern Pa-
ciec fairoad, and the plsn now before Congress 10
secure IT, l1nmedtatc constrnrton; Be 1t therefore
o G.ks oana s. Isae
fnssrs 10 n. both feasible a1d el,h!c which viii
eeat 'ns IL S: aeoS @ s aa and he
riyeya. and nith the facFc coast. and which will
fn.nis easy access TO he rich agricultural and min
cral ds.tE1cie et TIC tntcrar meets With tue hearty
approval and eomucndafion Of this Board.
Htsotrtl, That the Recommendation Of the Pacific
soan IL iii now penains M % ihs b. Sods, ns 'hc
guarantee q: the GGyrrnn.eat ehatt he c1yc1 for
'orIn Of year. to the lntere upon portion Of The
psovlatpg also G.s The reimbursement ot the dos
rrnnt n tor any advances II niy thus he called to
MAKE by the pltdtc Of the proceed. Of the con-
Eany's laEd< cor'cmplascs method 0! assi:,ance
which cannot. IN any event, ptosc burden 10 the
public trr1-u.y While II will impart sufficient con-
Gdeuce In the secnrif-t OF The company TO rpah!e
tt to command :he money requisite for .he prosccu
ton ot the work.
Rso.rfd, That in view of the graf advantage ia
the city Of Chicago. In common With Other cities
| og the Northwest. s1kcn IN connection witt the
hetetft4 to The entire nation 10 the Development OF
tire rational resources and the 1ncttsc OF The rev.
euues, which viii rcsult from the extension Of our
railroad s:klem acEoa> the cont1ntnt upon or ue1e
,he line ot the 18th parallel. tns Doanl venture 10
| expusf the caraes: hope rhat the Senators and
Representatives in Con"fess from t:tBo,t and the
ad}acert states. will ueo all iheIr influence In favor
at the passa.t OF the Northern fa:tnc ha1iFoad
| I}Ill nov rcfttrta 10.
Et&o{rtd, That circular copY Of thcse re$olu'
lions, duly ate<fed, BE- addressed to each senator
| and Representative III Congress nom the North
vert.
| COMMERCIAL Co.1NtrTEE.-Tbe Directors o! tht
| Heard OF Tradc haze, tn accordance with re.otu
snf fhn f11r
, 1866-04-24

kem apb&rtt 5In,tnts.
NATIONAL, GIFT |
CO N NCER T!)
WILL TAEE PLACE AT
Chicago, May 31st, 1866. |
$4,000
Valuable Prizes Amounting to
500, OOO.0 OF
VIII be presented to she Ticket Holders.
THE FIRST rfuzE is
10000 Dollars !
m GR1nuBAcK6.
Three 80 i. s. Bonds
Each Ono Thousand Dollars.
HOUSE AND LOT
IN CHICAGO. Vailed At s;c'a.
6 Grand PIANOS. 3 ORGANS
| u and mEL0DE0NS.
Forty GOLD English Patent Lever
| WATcAEsl .
81 Silver Watches !!
$4,000 Dollars f!
In MONEY
&c. &c. &c.

1hare ju=t published BOOK which contains toni
rlrtc Descriptive ustsoG III the Prizes. and much
rave e>n!a;psd ncW he dHsins vii he cod .c,ra
aEe have answered eEerr other ques,io, thai ca
Possibly b mixed. In connctInn with tht Concert.
Two cep!es oi this iok viii be .ens tsxk o. GuA Sak
t. ans oEs @ &c" s,1S - q or more 1ekss and r.
every mtEc na,net IN ttlt Gook viii DC traEn ii III
alncmfeo tiine WHETHER TIE TICKETS AEe
and ~llf be distributed .o1mcda .c1S aer the draw.
n. i toniricted: npt csrEect lists Of The wnoinz
Parties whose numbers appear The list, wilt for.
wnEd their ticket ut otct. With directions to ship
nm reF,
, 1866-04-24

COMMERCIAL CoaMrrTEE.--The Directors o! the
Heard Of Tradc have, IN accordance with re.ota-
:fon Of The tu Board, appointed The following zen
t1emcn AZ Committee ol Twen,y-one TO consider
all marters OF general importance brought up be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-03
rURNITURE.

A YTRsr CLASS PIcKHARD's fAfBNI rARfs0R
sabwoom iG Bieectsv ssrsst ccvusr % suIlvan.
suRxHArs vunxruRE MOVING EsrABLrsH.
a. msnt-lIs West klsvsn.A street ss.s esss sv...e
ps1 Furniture stored nossl s1vsnesa - fsrnsss -
UNoR sALB-A DRAUuvuL BLACK WALNUT BOOZE
mads 70 order After fAxtsAn dssgn; prce go
Apply q ~ - IssefA srsse
LcunuzTuR ApoUY - vonYu or
- o. 81 49, i5s'sss - issss Ia r..
Tuss1Y7s 49, an NPgp4a IbSFRse
EE.iiS:zs - - 80 6EET
SSBs5 4 s : sS 81 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

cUPREME COURT-PUTNAM COUNTY.
- James smAiiey, plaintiff against Emile Horandt de-
fendanL
sumnons-Fora money demand on contract tcom- not
v.,. sf 49,, W.. A.. ,...s. 49,
moped and required V answer he compliant w this seton
which ned In once Of The Cerk Of the Of
putnam Carmel ssd county, The zh day Of Deem
br s and V serys copy q your answsr 70 e s.d con-.
county within .wen days asr The seysss q th sumnens
on Won 81 day Of such and fail
10 snswer The complaint within the tins aforsss.
plaintiff this WI take judgment against you for the
lars and si9bsysir cens with inercs, from BE 1st Gag Of
July oand eight hundred aad szsynys besides The
). o. NfI.LER, riAinurs ATTORNEY. csrmsL MT
Dxcyusnn - is8
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NOTICE.
For THE REDEMPTION OF YUBA COUNTY BONDS.
Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned, Funding
Commissioners OF county OF Yubs, State Of California
have in hand the sum of seven hundred
dollars coin for the redemption OF Yuba county
bonds Of the tho year 1857 also tho Of
thousand seven hundred dollars coin for
the redemption OF Yuba county bonds Of the OF the
that sealed proposals will be received at the
County office q said county in the city Of Msys
10 O'Clock A. NJ OF that day. The July coupons
1865 be attached the bonds and the proposals
must be accompanied by the bonds to be redeemed.
Dated this 18th day OF December D. 1885 at Marysvlle,
Ynba county California W. H. HAKTWELL
t WIN. CARPENTER,
Funding Comm ssioners Yuba county California.
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CTEAMsHIP LINEs.-A POSITION, BASED UPON
- pecuniay interest," wanted, either as commander out
side manager or In the once Of steamship company
by gentleman well qualhed naturally and commercially
and who speaks Spanish and French references ~ 70 social
epston. &C. Address 7. r. W. Herald ollce.
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Dcbsss and Christianna HitchsL
Notice Of funeral In Tomorrow papers.
.d. so 's ne sA s y..i q T. q. sss.
0' Sss r.nS. q u. nny are respectfully leys.a TO
street.
C.Rsnar-o fnarsd;y, February 1, May o'Rns1,
WIDOW Of Michael ORslsy, IN the soth year Of her age
me sns vn ss p,es ~ s'm We T Re,
relatives aud friends Of the family, also Of her other
daughsrs NFa Dosn and Nrs Rielsy, ara respectfully
invited 70 attend wAhout further notice. this sssuFday)
Ai p.sUSs'.rss members Of Diumond Lodge, l. O. Of
. 10 Hail. on o sunday morning O'clock
S ST5RSse fsd.s SsmSs Of other lodges are
respectfuliy invited 70 meet with IN BY order OF
J. u. BESSIsON, ~ q.
Vas SICKLE, Secretary.
Rrs-M his residence, IN Boonton, Morris county,
j. on Wednesday evening, January 81, Jous n RyEn,
% the 18th year Of hn age, formerly citizen Of New
m. friends and relatives are invited TO attend the f.
,era from his late residence, this Saturday. afternoon,
two Q eioc ,.,.-. ,s...s emmy
ssrros At Enfield. Conn, on Thursday, February ],
to~Uvu erxros Of Hazardvlie Conn.
~, s,om the resderce OF his fsihern-iaw, A O
szard ESQ, at Enfield Conn, on Sunday afternoon a
sr,yrn-on "wednesday, January 81, JcII. ssAvEa,
e Of the late Patrick scavcr late Of county OF Dublin,
.r,.b OF BnIbrigran, n The soth year OF her ago
me friends and acqusntsnces invited 70 attend the
neral. rom 81 Pairick's church, Richmond staten
land this tsaturdayl morning, at twelve o'clock
SuDn pspelo Friday February q Prn sonsoDEa
Ss relatives and friends OF The family are respect
Inv invited 70 attend the funeral, on Sunday sner
IN Al two o'clock from the corner Of south sixh ana
svsnsh streets, Williamsburg
arrrurxs Alter lingering illness, ELLxS wife OF A..
aseuhsus in The l7th year OF her age,
sr frsu2s srs invited 70 attend the funsrsl. IRON he's
"a rsa,dsnce No as sixth avenue, on Sunday morn
:. Il ten O'Clock, without further notice.
BsIsimcvs peyeFs plesss COPY.
frAraAosu.--in jsrusy Ciy, n. J., % vs!Aay morn
February q Of Pneumonia. $500 AZ we 49, e h,2sy
ne rsissiysS - fsepas q he ny ss rsspscfsily
it'd V sasend ~ funeral from her ls3e Ssosnes.
10 Psvosi. evssus, ysvssy CITY O nosAy nsm
l. - eisvsu se1ech SNAsss f4nH noelee -
Erur IA soushnsl1, D>s1sa Sand o Incey ~
w q RscnAnp - - 1919 ~ - - -
nsi sneesSsns fsnNl3 o. - lsnvi.a snsssa
80! ? 7.sssss - ssss = s'v'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15

COFFEE CRUSHED VS.. GRoUED.-The follow
ing is from the Annual Of Scientific Discorery.
tits not generally known that coffee that has
been beaten is better than that which has been
ground. Such, however, is the fact, and in
this brief article on the subject, Sayarin gives
what he considers the reason for the difference
As he remarks, mere decoction Of green cof-
fee is a most irsipid drink, but carbonization
develops the aroma, and an oil which is the
peculiarly OF the coffee we drink. He agrees
with o,her writers that the Turks excel IN this
They employ no mills, but beat the berry
with wooden pestles in mortars. When long
used, these pestles become precious and bring
great prices. He determined. by actual ex.
pertinent which Of the two methods was the
best He burned carefully a pound OF good
Mocha, and separated II into two equal por-
tions. The one was passed through the mill
the other was beaten after the Turkish fashion
In mortar. He made coffee OF each. Taking
equal weights of each, and pouring on an
equal weight OF boiling water, he treafed them
both precisely alike. He tasted the coffee him
self, and caused other competent judges to do
so. The unanimous opinion was, that coffee
beaten in mortar, was far better than that
ground in a mill. .aaH al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15
TELEGRAMS, Gc.

The latest advices from the Rio Grande to
b instant, state that General Jose had made
another abortive attempt to take Matamoras
from Coreda. There was a report that Cor
and Treyina 10 defend the city against Meia
and the Imperialists, who were reported ap-
proachiDg with eight 70 twelve thousand men.
Another report was that Cortinas was about
attacking CarveIas AT Matamoros, and that
Trevina was on the way from Monterey with
like purpose. .a
During the past week quite number OF cases
OF cholera have occurred In q very filthy quar-
ter of the city OF Baltimore, inhabited by de-
graded coiored people. A number of deaths
nave occurred from the isease, mostly among
the class OF persons mentioned. Yesterday the
Board of Health sent some twenty cases TO the
hospital for treatment. Active measures have
been adopted for preventing the spread Of the
disease.
William A. Aldrich commenced a suit in San
Francisco Friday against Chas. w. Brooks &
Co for an attempt at fra I'd in assigning to the
creditors OF that firm a claim against Aldrich
for S157 900. which had been paid in full.
Brooks Il 90. publish card. in which they
deny the accusation, and denounce it as q ma
lignant libel.
The Roman Catholic Plenary Council had a
public session In Baltimore, yesterday, at the
Cathedral; Archbishop kenrlck celebrated
pontifical mass and Archbishop Purcell
preached. The DEGREES of the Council were
in Latin. Bishop Paraga, OF Marquette, Wis
consin. is lying seriously i'll from the result OF
fall received last Wednesday.
The Republican congressional convention
for the i4th district OF New York has nomi-
mated for Congress Hon. ]. HI. Ramsey. presi-
dent of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
Company. t
The order issued by the Board Of Health Of
Richmond a few weeks since, Pre- hibIting the
introduction OF fish, oysters, and clans, on ac-
count OF the prevalence Of the cholera, has
been revoked.
. A gang of six men robbed the railroad office
and store at South Union, KY, last week.
taking about &l,39O, Of whicn $50 were in
OF the men had their faces blacksned.
that Governor Wells has recently iss ned, or is
about publicly issuing q proclamation re-
lieving all the sheriffs elected last spring, and
appointing others in ther places.
The election in Memphis Saturday was
quiet. Seton was elected Mayor. Botn Con-
servatiye candidates were elected to the Legis-
lature.
The indictment for treason against L. F. Bull
let in the u. >. Circuit Court Of kentucky has
been quashed, the United States attorney en-
tering a notle pros.
Private dispatches from Lynchburg say
that the railroad consolidation scheme, instead
of bring approved, as announced Saturday
morning. was rejected by lie majority.
The Western Pennsylvania railroad was
completed Friday, and the first engine passed
over the road from Blairsville on the Penn.
syIyania railroad to Allegheny City.
Queen Emma and suite sailed on the steamer
Honolulu.
A despatch from Victoria says that Open
heimer & Co., Of Frazer river have failed with
liabilities amounting to S2UOOOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-15
Cholera in Raltimore

The Sun of this morning says:-In most of
the cities, and even in country districts, we
continue TO hear of cholera. WAile the disease
prevails in Philadelphia and New York and
the chief cities of the West 1t is not surprising
that there should be some Of it in Baltimore
also, but generally it is here traced to induI-
gence in improper eating or drinking. Yester-
day exaggerated reports were circulated in re-
gard TO epidemic cholera raging in the south
western section of the city. Inquiry into the
matter led to the discovery that though sever
al deaths had occurred within the past few
days from disease of a choleric type, yet as an
epidemic there was nothing to fear. The facts
learned are as follows:-OL Elbow lane, a mar
row street, running from Little Green street to
Fremont, south of Col lumbia, and densely in
habited by colored oyster shuckers and other
families, eleven deaths have occurred within
Is hours from cholera, attributed by th eattend-
ing physicians to Imprudence in diet. 1t is
said that many of these shuckers have pur-
chased condemned oysters, and taking them
home ate them almost every case resulting in
a diarrhea or cholera attack, the latter being
attended with the usual rice water discharges
and collapse.
Among those who died were Samuel Will
liams. George Harding, Mary Harding and
two women named Diggs and White, who died
on Saturday, woman named Smith, who
died on Friday, and VIM. Han, wife, sister and
two children, all Of whom died on Saturday.
Some forty persons. some i'll and others thought
to be infected, Were yesterday placed in
wagons and were taken down to the Marine
hospital. on the Anne Arundel shore. Dr.
l.
bow lane are in a state Of indescribable filth
there being as many as eighty persons in one,
and no adequate means OF ventilation or clean
illness. To this, as we'll as to other causes no
doubt, is attributable the fatal character of the
disease in that vicinity.
In addition TO the above, the commissioner
of health reports the case of Ann Jones' white.
at Locust Point, who ate raw oysters and died
yesterday morning. Also, the death OF an un-
known man on Orchard street, and of q Ger
man woman, aged 10 years, in the same street,
who worked in an oystsr-packing establish
ment, and died on Saturday. VIM. Williams
residing At No. $50 Alice Anna street. died
from cholera on Friday evening. VIM. Barnes,
residing in the eastern section of the city, was
also attended by DIR. Dwinelle for cholera, and
died on Saturday. The same physician re-
ports three additional cases, all Of whom were
reported as doing well last evening.
A colored man on Gross alley, running south
Of Franklin street, between Green and Paca
was taken with cholera on Friday and died
on Saturday. Richard Hovington, twenty
five years old, q hand on board the schooner
K White. was remov we'd, in the early part of
the week to the Baltimore Infirmary, suffer.
ing from the diarrh9a, where he died on Fri.
day of cholera.