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acBers, aausny haid - w..he.asr ss bsa yssi tfsy
A Eumber = 80. wsf- prsssnis1 ~ tvsa ssi.sa
Tho snscpsisi r4ary 4ie tba sopsass = tb.F rsgp.
IN TIC ms,ier slsxson shsi - si'ssfy 'ets f'a
nshei. w. rscsiyns r~-srd ! nsnfsr nonifsfy ~
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r1urtag, Al Ten ocosk bsrsgts III - s2eettr 81
n~pgos Who hsd been asi "a sfiraa - Msgns tsy
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With ordering nsn - III fars rsrs afas
The reausst a. fhs tafdngtss ktlh Msar teF aH
cSffosersy in rsfefsErs ~ Sssahd ~ sif ffHta
David ~hsfp, II - tns a - Ehiry ffFfbih s'ffrlf0s
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ca~d NJ oatefs, sho $50 tc~sfAsf.HN riit' fsy -
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I Tally.

Joseph NnzziRi Refuses the Amnesty.
FLORENCE, August rs +. NJ.
kazgini has refused TO accept the amnesty
granted by Victor Emanuel, and declines TO
be subject OF the King on any terms, prefer
rrin. exile TO such position.
Reduction of the Army.
FLORENCE, August 2S--P. M.
she field to reclaim yenetia from Austrian do
,miaion il being rapidly disbandcd.
.he regular army is fast being reduced to
peace footing.
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{ n Ola N D.

-sesn Bright and the Reform DEMONSTRATE
In Birmina hasr.
LoSpoS, August 2S-Noon.
Johu Bright delivered speech last night,
n Birmingham, before = mass meeting Of the
people favorable to the reform movement,
which exceeded oil his former eloquent ei-
forts and created the most cnthlsastic
excitement among the immense audience.
The meeting was the largest held of late
Years. aud the interest manifested by the
people exceeds that OF any former demon
sraiions in favor OF reform since 1882.
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Wait sf the Hoard of Health 10 the slaughter
Houses sf the ttiy.


After nc adjournment ~ The Board ~ Heai,h yrsfer.
day rrcsden, multi sccoinrpnet ny Drs Parker Crane
ana Dalton and Csp,an q. ford o. tho sanitary 20.
ioc visited is~ of the slaughter houses butcher shop.
and gme kindred establishments N this city, for the
purpose ~ verifying certain statements made by the
Proslen, 10 ,he hoard ue condition ofthcse parcs.
Carriages hins 10 waiting, ibe Parry accompanied by
members of the pres s-t ou run 900 hou street
on tbeir tour NJ investigation
A short drive brought them 70 the promise. 21s Mott
street, uaed slaughter house The place - small
ana only few men st work Jua inside the door
-four ave me sheep lay With their hroa,s cn,, th-
premises In such hsd tate A. others suisse
quentIy yziicd Ths neat pyee inlpectsd wa lsj
Elizabeth street. used n TAT mslung eTsblsh-
ment BY j. c. Halls son. There y pa,srt apparatus
elan~d any unpleasant oiore are prevented ffum
tending beyond the premises However, did not
seem 70 bnnent tho place mach, ~ the amoN quite
strong there Next door isT Elizabeth street, a
slsuehter honae kept by Rofer Hsw On opening The
gate ~ tbe ard ~ h- osee the visitors grr,es
with siench Kckenng and powrful that nsny ~ them
refused going In furhvf aui the few who dla after
looking the Gy state u he psee feres'ed quickly
in disgust
by Mr. Hanl0n. vas equally dirty bat the stencil
not quAs - hsd as Al No isT There y pubic
school directly the n .hes~ rigces The hide ho1sc
~ Mr. Quincy No iq3 uett visited Tssugh nnt
bad A. The slaughter house Ne otof 10 THIS
10 10 Ludlo~ street used fsr york parting THIS gaco
was clean and there N~Nnttxe oei0g tuerr.
The slaughter house q Henry Kisuef aos
A. and "a firsi uVfnoe, The ueu Ilsto
here snd II y dtuil 70 d~ite ths Gl'h O. ts pacs.
The floor cover With bacod and vs,er hss~-,
In varioss stages ~ preparation fuf market
peneed from !he tsssss = tas lsilts .rrss ss'e ax
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5 P I n.

Fears for the safety 81 Cuba and Lessons
from Imperial Mexico.
MADRID, August 2s--P. N.
Fears are beginning to be entertained here
~ 10 the destiny of Cuba.
The Politica, in an article published to-day,
argues that the impending collapse Of the
NeIican empire will compromise spain's pos
.ss-sion OF the island OF Cuba.
Capture of Chilean Privaseer.
MADElD, August 2S. 1866.
One Of Her Most Catholic Majesty the Queen
OF Spain's frigates has succeeded in capturing
the Chilean privateer Tornado of the coast Of
Spain.
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Prorccainxs Of the board Of Health.


The Board net yesterday afternoon at Que O'Clock.
President Schultz in the chair
The minutes OF TIE last meeting sern read and
approved.
Dr srosE from the Sanitary Committee reported that
the gas nuisance had recommended, a. the numerous
complaints the anbieet amply testified so far the
removal Of the gss works ccncsracd the Doctor
would offer suggest The Manhattan Company
had zeaously sndcsyored 10 abate thn nuisance With
partial SUCCESS II tho measures pursued by II were
successfui the other companies would h. directed 20
employ the same means. The report accepted
A conmuniratlon from admiral nell complaining ~
tho lad condition of tho srver On Finishing avenue, IN
brooklyn, read, snd on motion, referred TO the
Engineer FOR nsesigat and action
A communications from nr. Trass sanitary Inspector
complaining that the au,harticz of the town 81 Al
tors had refused 20 pay the bills of parties who had
performed work FOR The Health Beard. wa referred 10
Tho counsel
d. dalton reported that tie pnys.c.sns who, !. wa.
stated hai ilei To- report cholera c1ses had been
for and had stated tina, they with one escorton had
notified the sanitary inspectors % earh The
excepted attended the ca-c stcr another doctor lad
been IN Attendance for somo ine. ". Dalton
rnendcd thai the private pbysh lans be instructed TO
report cholera cases direct bis ofice by Telegraph
The Secretary read lengthy paper prepared by tho
s.,orcy In which i y,s satsf thai mo butchers anu
their trade tad slways been regulations Tho
attorney aaoii from several laws iaatc Tar back
is,s IN support >. ms Sgumcnt
report on lhe subject cf the Slaughter houses was
made ~ the Presien, of tho Board. with resolution
atachod directing The SANITARY superintendent have
slaughter mouse IN tAft*ttt ana reported
upon on motion ~ the President The report and
luton ordered % Ne upon the ishle for the rrc
sent
several order. p.cia and general, we're presented and
ordered On Gle.
cOfnrr uncltign from the deputy health ON er 70.
spscng tho kafA johanna sann. wbich lately arrived
hero with chpicra tosrf, va rosd - u appeared
that the vessel qas free from the disease u,rnis.
sion given for her 10 come up 81 tie city.
Tie Treasurer presented several bills for the scon of
the Board They referred hsrk 70 hrn with power
The weekly report of nr H1uN giylng statement of
-. mtfka af. Arstu fNa Al r~t
Tho doctor stated In Ls letter that Tie prospect very
nst'errg FOR early return 10 the formal condition u
health The ebo.srs hsd been couhned VA r lin.
u.s. and from the charts IL appeared ha, group ~
had only occuired In the neigbhorhprd ~ fs boiling
other establishments dsIe,crloas 70 hslih. Inc report
va ordered On NE.
TN motion the Board ldi0urnsd
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r U S STA.

The Moscow banquet 90 the Americas
Embassy.
Moscow. August ~, 1866.
Al the banquet given 10 the American Em-
bs.-y the speech Of Mr.. Fox in response 10 a
toast was eminently laudatory Of the govern
nent OF the Gar and of the system adopted
closely 70 his Interests.
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A U S 7 r IA.

Finan~isrl Plan to Meet thc War Expenses.
VIENNA, August ESP NJ.
The Austrian government has determined to
issue bonds 10 the amount Of one hundred and
forty millions of forms, to meet the extraor-
twenty millions of thalers stipulated to be
paid 10 Prussia by The treaty of peace.
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Total death

The Cholera In BROOKLYN.
There were four ncw reported the daily bull
ie,n at the Health Office for the twenty end
ing at noon yesterday. They are as follows
Mary Mack, aged dtiy. 20 Congress street. Died
the nth.
Cornelius Smith, aged fiye, i55 Navy street Died al
three r. NJ on the 9Th.
Francis r. sparrow aged ai i6a Navy street Critical
case.
Hcnrietta shpcsr, rarfnvr se,reeu Van Brin, and
Richards ss,sety
soRraIny
1t is fact orthy rf that there have been hftv.
three deaths ies. shown b. tho saioined table,
brooklyn. from January u August this year. than
reported for the corresponding erind IN Is6s not,
witst,nding the prevalence "f epidemic snd the
usually warm weather experienced during the summer
Morality
From January TO August 1855 s.............s 100
From January 10 August 1906 ............. 43oT
Loss this year than last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. h3
The applications at the Registrars Office for burial
permits Monday forty In number, apportioned
foows.-Cholera, .: cholera morbus, Il cholera In
fsntum. s; disrrhoa, 2; al other diseasea. ~.
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ing Flour and wheat dropping. Corn has declined
Cd. per quarter, and mixed Western Is quoted 26s 3d.
per 4s0 pounds.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LngRPooL. August 2S-Evening.
Tho provision market is generally unchanged. Lard
is especially dull and prices nominal
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Monar Mansion Fissscr- -EsPo.~ .f y special
Iuve.siaaslas fosD usiff~~.

Especial CommAtsr' r.ror rh,oh hss ls~n 20, ~
extensive circulation ales enhibt Of ihe financial a.
fair. q TIE Nonn mansion tney found .f,er the
resignation o6 Coonel o'.Ahoay The names sub.
scrbei b tho report copssifl'ing The oofami,iee,
ms.--John Rafferty, Chairman John :. DurI Thomas
Rxan, ~. y " Broonsn u. A sation, John , kc,o~.
40, Patrick oConpor srd rsnck Daley q g, Depart
ncnt u Manhattan
orytcryt' sAfsSrs
The rtpor contains fun - q hs onicsfs " tie
onaLony branch Il The FehAb Br0tisfho,d, -h their
respective slsriss showing thai of na Besd cepire
20 b. $4,000; 1vo cabr~ oreefs 81 too eseh
private ssere,sry ~ Hesd t~nirs, sri ten other
seven elerrs $500 cset porter ur.e eEren err Jani.
Toe and nrdnen ranp nF from so r. t9so fosr mem
bers "A tho Central toaufu. w. pgf GTm sni efpSnaes
and tWerty three cihsfs afy ecsfs snf ofvansser,
pho receive frum so fr oui Win eHpenses Paid, -
" the eAlsft " geuerAl
sttgfigf
I, ppstrs that nn. lapsary g. l.sS. tbe sufn ~
g. ~ ia money has be~a s~nt % Iohh Hltehsi
Psrs and hpnds rrfve@snfiDg ts9.cD0 sddlitDnsi 10
70 Apr ne amouni spess q senftg onlcfn y bssnd
va sroo Rffsssst 10 wew Vera fuTirg thfve
mouths recrlref tto 60 - It's Neeres tervlce
oouu, from January 10 W ~ April w. fssts W
sI2I0 81 TIE tosl 6sfay fcr itree fnnnfhK inei sd
inv suss<gffs dfafs 80 dovs A. ffsA - -. Nna
tle Tfesaater lstkes hH bssts fa'sses 80 ths bfea
Hann ntah an band. as.genfsd tfAfis aa1 ~
csipt~ ~ lnortys Tbe seouomY I'm Morti rsusAo-
sntisd ~ esFsn ~ krd roes Estl srpenses fofs ~
sanng tbr three fnDu,bs fiOt tei -
G1trnsf tstrsrtEstw trra sfE~vNA.
Ais'ist psb .usd = tbs rvrgn -hloh parogss "a
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Cakrp On ruesday Au.iu' "a Al hcr la,c tcsiirao-,
l3i North siyih street. bet~.en Fourth aud M.
brooklyn, f. ~, HAA1, tlie beloved .f" % Jasass
Coed, ~ th, f0th year o. hor agr.
fic friends OF the family respectfully lnvsei -
attend ilio fuuaral tive o'cO,k Va the afternoon
Iur ONisr Dedfha So Nceaai Ffy-.
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E,p.-.reta,i. -nr o. ,ir.

Ladies l9 iar Leen -0fhtoe The tauntfy At tha
.bos have thor "a. .no~t positive
uanp.f. Those however, vmp Ise A. EMAIL Dk PAetta
have found ia. secret ~ rpnp ksh slsAys hAni. 4as
healiifi All the snd hfh teued actr~--aa
riirse anf advise Ne noih ~ al 1ass
druggists, pcringers. aad hal dcssr, fres - pfr pay
ag Ia.osu ~. hroah ssy DrnAs bAgn.a A co. ssa W
" ella 4. CO.. crttEai
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have been written by John OMahony to James Gibbons
dated New York. 25th March, 1854 In which the writer
casts rather discredlbe reflections Stephens
impugning his motives aud recommending that he
be held TO strict account for all moneys placed in hs
lgnd3
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The Mutunl of New Sork ". The tnisa @
Inn.iuuburx.
Il....t

The return match bet wccu these two clubs payaN
Yesterday at Lam aRhufg. aud resulted 10 lai defeat
uf the New YORKER, the score beng ~ a. ~
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Excelsior -. EurrLn.

The game between these clubs played yos'oray after
Newark resulted IA iavof OF the LAoeaeOs. W
n sCore ol - TO A.
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The ChoIern Increasing in Memphis.

DthFFTISt fHrVIHT TNut
The cholera y Increasing here though yet Il ha= not
assumed an epdnmc form Thirteen cases reported
today, OF which seven fatal
The weather 4 temperate.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
ioSnoa, August 2s--Noon.
Consols are quoted a sotf for money.
AxGRIcAS spcrErr,s
LoxDos, August 2s-Noon
~, qaoaiions today (noon) tinted states
.wen,ies "a Illinois Central Railroad ~ Erie Railway
eiafcs as. -
The money market /. withou. change 70 note.
rhr cai closing price of cousols to-day ssis Tor
tn0ncy -
IcspoS, august gs-Eyeniur
The market FOR American sscnriiies V improTins AMI
qcea src alghily higher The hures a, the e'oe wefe
loiovs.--
United Htases nvetwenies. -
lrie Railway shares. .sss.t'ttt*..s
Illinois Central -
The Liverpool C-tton NnrLrt.
fIvEnrout- Augn'i 2s-Noon
Tic cotton market Il dull lnd declining. ne sales
to-day arc estimated az 500 bales. Nlddng upiands
src quoted at 13isd.
Irvrrocis August 2s-Kyenns
Tho cotton market h dul and declining. Price are
Partially "a lower The sales to-day were 500 bales
Mddtag npianis s quoted al ~ a i3isd, pcf pound
riyerpees Bresdstsa- Market.
IAvrarcof, August 2s-Evening
T.. srssas,ufs n~rr vsss ard crices srs deells'
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LausEMfhIs.

Miss Anna I.arc.tc at the Frrs~h Th hsatre.
The manager or tho rronch theatre. In Fourteenth
street, has completed engagement with Mas Anna
facosts a fayoritc tragic actress, young In 'er pro-
fession, but already popular Ia her rendrng Of
one or more Of The r5ss of Rachel ro-morro~ tfhur
dsyl evening The beautiful English play, Deborah.
or The Deserted JeNess VIII be produced q, t house,
Nj. facos,e sustaining the character of Debosh, sup
ported by the fun strength OF the company inplacing
the riccc before the public, Mr. Draper has sdercd to
Rrtoris clasc version. The east very nne, nd Miss
Tscoste will have An excellent opportunity 70 ssintan
her reputation shs has arranged 70 give ounppesr
nccs al the theatre o them on the occssc Of the
nett matinee.
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Z u R @ OPE..
News by the Cable to Tues
day, August 28.
The Peace Treaty Ratified
by Prussia.
FINANCIAL PLANS OF AUSTRIA.
REDUCTION OF the ITALIAN ARMY.
Spain Alarmed for the Safety
of Cuba.
JOHN BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM.
The London and Liverpool
Markets.
&c. &c. &c.
PEACE.
JOHN BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM.
P PEA c E.

The Prague Treaty Ratified by King William.
PRAGUE, August q, 1866.
The treaty of peace made by the Plenipo-
etentiaries Of Prussia and Austria has been rati-
iied by the King Of Prussia, and is now on its
way TO this city for exchange.
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1865. -Dup,c, r,,ip,,c. AN rasal..

1865. Duplex Elliptic. inii fashlss..
q W. BEAnigY'N
rTf.iHRAfED
pCrLHA RfiLrriC
on nOrHiE SPRING
sktrls.
run IArI.s1 sfrirs
AR now sAps
yEgf Licsf
They will no BIND or BEtAk. ikr loo ragfr ssr A..
bsi win frl.SEHl lhrlr r.sErJtr ata BRAuiIFUtS
siiArF. who're hrys ~ esf a-ry ssris he's.
IiieDwS shffI - usfrgr~ Tbrs sis sscai ~ a.
Tic, fLhNiEih and DURABLE skiKr SANurAO1
i.ffi. Tnrv rsrbifss ~s.t 1irsll,tr sal eo".seW
wta ihsi Li.ENArsE ~ sHArt shirf, hs@ s.ss- ks
pUcI.gN rIfIrffg lAe
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NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1866

around everywhere tie smell was slckenns. and tho
whole scene was a most repugnant one The same de-
scrpon WIN answer the premises at No 53 used by
Eias haiz ior the same purpose The sauRhter houses
The place OF Henry Franc also visited This Is ANAL
place In the basement OF No. So, and was in a small
way, iac simile OF the others The sheep slaughter
mouse OF John harrington No. 81 Frst avenue, whore
three hundred sheep per day sometimes killed,
great contrast 10 the Others IL cleanha Is for
slaughter house The place OF westhemer a Co. was
Councilman Costello in the rear of No 304 East Twelfth
street, was small place and In fair order
The place OF David Barrett No. IL Sixth street,
was Ia very hthy condition, the sewer nearly choked
Win animal matter, and bad smell about the place
ventilated.
The last place visited wa, BrowDings cattle yard, in
skin street, which was in tolersbly fair order IL
s computed that 400 OF this animal matter Of
sugnor houses are weekly washed into the OF
tne ciy which Is one vast underground cesspoo II Is
unnecessary 70 make comment ON the fact.
IL Was intended to visit the new abbatoIr which ia
being built by the Board 40 much time having been
taken up visiting tho slaughter houses that deter
mined 70 postpone the visit to future day
The Cholera at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, August ~, 1889.
The Board OF Health to-day declared the cholsra
longer epidemic IN this city and resolved To discontinue
The Cholera nj ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 2s. 1866.
The cholera burias Saturday ninety, on sun.
day eighty, and on Monday eightyaye
The Cholera la New Orleans.
INV ORLEANS, August 2s, 1860.
There were only fourteen deaths from cnolera to-day.
The Cholera AT Savannah.
SAVANNAH, August 2S, 1856.
There have been seventeen deaths from cholera during
Nrek-l0ur whites blacks.
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The tholrru at f,oui-vjiI..

I.0UrvlILE August rs, lSG6
The report of tho Health Officer shows the number oi
deaths for the week eighty -four, OF which twenty two
were by cholera. The dise3sn has not assumed OPT
dcinic form here this eason and is now aba,ing
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The National CANE.
Athletic or Phiadriph,n -. f,inxioa 81
IrNInxlnn.

The rrnnd match between Aerr cmb. played yrd~-
day "a ,lryinsoa resulted ia favor OF The
Athletic Cigb by d ~ 70 II ~. sams sf
nine innug..
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4. u"u'. dhss.IssI P.,,ss. Hs-'"rs- s.v-v
l4 Is 8aa tsAif ks 80 af lseFssas ~4s -
~ sllGuh a. tt lle..r .a4 d ~ AfaE1lata
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r.. ,:erw.. TL.Ii. Theatre.

Ihe nswl German Tsas theatre VII be opcrri under
The management of Mr. Edward H'erins, on be ID q
september With 6ne comedy snd cast of rnrh excel
lspce Il !, We are informed the intention of he
sees 10 make the house fashionable resort fosDr Ger
man population Mme- scheller will assist ifns per.
rornsnccs until her gngish engagement compaes,
The Matinee. To-day. ~
Tony Pastors afternoon entertainments orm Y bis
opeI. House, n tho Bo-cry, Al tho usual hosr ,day.
The new drama New York N the oiden Tine. 'iil be
plsyed Tony Pastor aDgy his new song ~ Miles
o'ReiiIy. entitled Tho Philadelphia Convention.
Thomas Orchestral s:1rdsa Conc~rs.
Tie success of ihosc popular entertainments tonnues
unsbaied crowds nightly oopgressie % hear te ia.c
of thc best composers Interpreted BY Mr. Thouas imi
rsblc orchestra Tonight Mozart night and VI pro-
gramme, a. vig be sesn from The following, aare
upns.-
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NiarY runiry. srsr>errYs AN ts,iaox.ss.

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