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The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Modincations Finally Adopted by the Health
Board-Arrival Of One Of the New spunish
Fleet for the Pacific Mt 81. Thomas.
HAVANA, August 90, 1854
IMPORTANT MODIFICATION m THE QUARANTINE REGULATION
As matter Of great and general importance to
merec both here and In the United staes avail myself
OF tho nrst conveyance offering Inform your rssders
that Board Of Health has decided 10 allow all vessels
coming with . clean bill Of health and having
had NJ cases Of epidemic board during tho
voyage, 10 enter their respective ports Of dest-
nation In Cuba, and there undergo the few days
obs rpacio designated by said Board be regulated
according to the tenor OF the from their respective
ports OF departure Therefore the Rzaretto Of Mariel
will only be used In cases where there may have been
cholera board, in default OF clean bill Of health
In accordance with said decision hs steamer Eagle
released from quarantine yesterday and arrived hero in
the afternoon TO the great JOY OF all her and
friends She will therefore, have time 10 discharge,
take In cargo and leave on Saturday next the 1st
proximo. We presume that the steamer Stars and
Stripes In quarantine at harel will also be released
that the other vessels now at Harie after
having undergone certain term OF quarantine will be-
allowed to proceed 70 the resi- eve ports in the island
20 which they were originally bound. This important
decision Board has yet ocaIy published
the Board having concluded that the different Consals
would notify their governments.
The quaran at Porto Rico is stiii maintained fifteen
DAYS for NIL vessels from the United States
Colonel Amablc Escaa.e, who arrived under the m
cognito Of Sehor Escandon, presented himself 70 the
Captain General and was Immediately placed under
rest for having deserted his post
The house OF Don Jose la Cruz Co, OF this city,
Is hors dc ndf and i said that meeting Of creditors
has place. at which nothing definite had been de-
cided Il IL fearcd.that In consequence OF the prevail
ing crisis more small houses wkl have to suspend
There has bcen little variation In the sugar
ket some lots changed hands OF No. Is at rs, and
No l3 at ~ class. vacuum, pan and quality rather
moist.
Exchange Is dull. sixty days paper on New York,
payable gold soils Al per cent and thirty days
per prem. We hear Of transactions in currency
bllls Sterling keeps steady, At lsK prem. In Francs
nothing doing.
The Spanish steam frigAte Navas do Tolosa OF So
guns with a crew OF $50 men, under the command Of
Don Jose Rodriguez Aras arrived the 9th OF August
ST. Thomas COAL and sailed for Rio Janero early
the
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
PERTINENT QUESTIONS s SOLDIERS 70 4 RADICAL MEMBER
or CONGRESS.

Tho following questions put to Jacobin member Of
Congress by soldiers in = Western State arc equally
applicable elsewhere Al last accounts no answer had
been made:- rN3
Hon. r. W. ClARKE--
DEAR sm-wli you bs 20 kind a. 10 give explicit
10 these nterrogatorcs BY 30 dong you will
confer favor ON tho boys In blue" Of Wayne town.
l. DO you endorse the law that exempts the bond.
holder from paying taxes said bonds while We boys
have to pay the taxes at least portion after serving
TO put down the rebellion. while you bondholders
naned ct homo enjoying ease and comfortf
Are you In favor Of the negroes exercising the rights
o. .uses e. With u.s. no. why did you vote for such
8 win you be so kind A. to tell us how much money
you and the party TO which you belong voted to keen
and support the negroes In the South and who pay the
1 How much money have you voted for the bsnen,
ne Apo poor White soo .nsp S ~ooTs sn% and
to the negro ifany and how much 70 the white man
voted themselves y and you 81 900 extra pay for few
months service each year. and At the same time only
q: Z ESQ % ss
AZ you profess 70 be great friend to the sodicrs
viii you syplsn Why your services 20 much moro
ys sad sss ssy ss ssy Would nvi S
scsn more patriotic IN you 70 have taken the sioo and
hIs sst" nt syor y g.
amendmenti Please explain Il fully IL not lis in
tenon, a. far possible 70 elevate the negro 70 the
o. As you stayed Al homo and enjoyed your ease and
made money, while ColcneI Howard was battling to put
down ths rebclion-and your friends have voted you
$4,000 extra pay for two Year, servicewoud not be
patriotic in you 20 decline In favor Of Colonel Howard
aud let him 70 10 Congrcssf
y r. SCOTT Co q, Owl
wv. WAINWRIGHT, Co. r, Owl
JAMES PALMER, Co ", owl
OREN ~ IsHAM, Co. q, o. VII
AMOS LITTLE, 90 q, Owl
JAMES A. PIERCE, Co. @, Ir o. vC
ROBERT yuILER Jr,. 90 q, sesh Q; VI
ROBERT X. CHAPMAN, Co. a, o. vi
ISAAC STOuDER Co. X Owl
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
THE YACHT RACE OFF BLOCK ISLAND.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALp.

on Board YACHT vnnA, Sept 2, 1886
An the recent race from OF Fort Adams Newport har
Dor, TO Block Island and back between tho schooner
yachts vcsia and widgeon, 20 excite much in
tcrest among yach:smcn, and since you have no
teousy consented TO make public certain communica
tons addressed TO the HxRALD upon the match, may
also a. party greatly interested bs allowed TO trespas
upon your kindness for bref space In youB issue ~
September a communication appears, signed "Boat
Sailor" which contains misssatement requiring
recon sBoat Sailor states that "the vcsta carried
carried only twenty-five tons, and did not shit even
feathers weight The Of the Vesta has contested
the decision Of the judges the race, and tho matter 10
not yet decided, some claiming that the Vesa shond
have been declared the winner, mistake was made
In the allowance OF time given 10 the wdgeonhe dis
Ancc sailed, according 10 Stunts chart being thirty
three miles; whereas the seventeen minutes and fsrty
seconds time given 70 the widgeon based forty
mile race. II any gentleman will take the uosbe to-
measure II with hts dviders upon the chart he will hnd
that from Fort Adams 70 the place where the stake boat
was anchored tonc mile north of Clay Head, on Block
Island Is only thirsythree miles Had this been dis
covered BY tho judges M the proper time the vess
would have fairly been entitled 20 the credit OF VIC
tory, having easily allowed her opponent the time. 10
indeed 70 o. heartily regretted that 20 mucn dmcuiy
necessary articles wherewthal 70 'splce the main
brace'-a rcquss thing IN al rsceA On board the
Nesta matters were agreeaby arranged and " 10
owing 70 this perhaps In no small degree that The vesss
the owner Of the vssta win now take innnus delight
In sailing the widgeon OF twenty mile3 TO wind
yard and back for the sHms amount prev raced
minutes and forty seconds time In ths dssanoa Bat
even the vcstA with a her spsed, hardly b. ex-
pected 70 give such great allowance 10 boat Of The
W,dseons famous rspu.smcn ~ nansy'snFss mhe ncs
GE0. n DAYTON,
Sailing Master q yacht vcsta
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
FENlAN SCARE IN CANADA.
SPECIAL TrlEsnn 10 TINE new voak HEMLo.

Gress Exchemess Over she Berder-Thc Cs-
sadfans Prepariss for War-Ten Thousand
Rines Received from Eaglaad-FurIeuahed
Omesrs Ordered - Rejein their Cennandss
&c. HNftN ase e4
ttsuN OTTAWA, sspA 4 1see.
Evsy nwvs b being stsaissd By The sovsnmsns 70
be prspsrsd - we'll = possible for the nsxs FeniAn
attack 10000 rides recently arrived fem Ensiasd are
being sans We. y arm ths voiuntssn fFcm ths
citadel ef Quebec. Camp equipaes end ammsni-
ton . - going westward An tbs regular edosn
on fsSssash have ben srdsrsd v join their
rssInsals visAsst 4s.y, "a sdasossl es.ck sccou.
mo1aA>se for koops 'telng mais - oosoec me
nanss ~ NJ vsa(ens who ssoaps1 vith Murphy from
Cornwall jail ere Stafford Aanio1, ehsedy, Cullen and
hcsssssy alleged shas Ne oncss ef the guard 80
nse = m U1m vSea Ne ensnna - eghexad The
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
THE ESCAPED FENIANs IN BUFFALO.


Michael Murphy and His Companions Across
the Canadian B0rder--More Trouble for the
Canadians Delegates - the Trey Congress,
&C.. &c.
BUFFALO. Sept 4 1895
Michael Murphy President OF the Hibernian Society
x Toronto, accompanied by Thomas Hanon,. Thomas
shccdy. Michael STAFFORD p O Donohue. 0Connor and
Philip Cullen, escaped Fenan prisoners from cornwalls
have arrived here Murphy states that the regulars on
guard along the frontier nowhere 70 be seen They
look remarkably WELL considering the hardships they
Of the IN this city say this only The be-
ginning Of the trouble the Canadians will experience,
whilc member Of the Brotherhood remains IN their
Possession.
me delegates to the Fsuan Congress at Troy isf' last
evening. M#t
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

The Lull Before . ssern-Msvcnesss or
James Stephens-The Eenlan eiseerheed-An
Appeal from DublIns &c. 4.
Fenian aArs are IN very stagnsnt condition in this
city at the present time The Robsrssweeny party are
holding Congress in Troy and James stephens away
West The leaders Of both parties win return 70 New
York about the end Of the present week.
a1el SuruRE THE RosExm sARrY.
The Troy Congress viii decide whether the braves Of
the Robers-Sweeny party shall again tread the war
path. The military mon belonging 70 the organization
Canada The large amount Of money swallowed up In
the Fort Erie failure has already proved bone Of dis
many radical changes made In the leadership Of the
THE STEPHENS HEApouARrRs
crowded every day by refugees from Ireland ms
ing will certainly take place in that country this fall
The Central Organizer at present visiting the principal
cities OF the West and on his return 70 New aork great
will be made for the liberation of Ireland will be
made Irish soil and after the two failures q Easport
and Fort Erie II may with the luck usually attrbu
ted to the third tral-success
The Fenan Sisterhood are receiving large contributions
for their fair In aid OF the families Of the State prison.
ers and the 21st instant they propose having pic
mic for the same purpose. N ~ 81
APPEAL FROM THE LADIES DUBLIN.
r., receiv ed from the ladies' Of Dublin an appeal TO their
countrywomen in the nted States for aid TO relieve the
distress Of the families Of political State PRISONERS.
prived Of their natural protectors bI the suspen-
sion OF the habeas corpus act Wholesale
rests Of fathers of families have caused whole
sale destituton, to relieve which the Fenian
Sisterhood OF this city have already forwarded about
f3l7 That amount has been expended and starvation
the workhouse again starcs them In tie face very
urgent appeal is made TO the shwomeE OF this country
for immediate assistance and the document closes with
the comment that If the Senate Robers sweeny partly
had been really In earnest they would have left the
wives and families Of the men In Portland prison
rHE EscAPED PRISONERS HEARD FROM.
At late hour last night Colonel Kelly received des-
patch stating that Michael Murphy and his FIVE compan
ions had reached the United States safety They had
already passed through Buffalo rotes TO New York.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

port the rival csndida1s Who happenedt be armed
IN But nov vh.S sSe ooun : s1rSsn.d down With
dsot she people submit quietly and without murnur
70 an outrage fhr more fragrant than that which reused
the na1i0u 70 action II tho time Of Henry Clay"
.Mw rHR POLITICAL SITUATION .aa. .sl.
remains pretty much unchanged The republioens are
chamberlain is gallant soldier Of spotes character
asainst whom personally no one says word, even In
The excitement Of warm political contest Hs opinions
moreover understood 10 be OF moderate ORDER and
by the democrats he Is looked upon ~ almost
seryAtve General Chamberlain will unquestionaby be
rand less than that which placed Governor cony an in
fsSiu man. In power last year. Tho approaching dscus
sion between Pllsbary democrat and Blaine, radical 10
district has Be added 10 those In which sharp
oontcst is TO be expected convention was held e.
p Eorrn, johnson republican. i''0c ss shs con. o
servatve candidate for that dstrict, Whitcomb,
previously nominated ON tho Same ticket, retiring
larity, Mr. Perham, the sitting member and the
radical candidate, considerable unpopularty, and
,son y asy 70 Hmm closely @ The admins
y hrst oppressed them but their organization sti
shows very inferior to that Of their adversares espe
between the hare and the tortoise reversed In Maine
The tortoise sleeping and the hare is wide awake.
greatly Doubt unless some great 'spurt is put on by
the democrats within the few remaining days. whether
the fui strength Of the conservative reaction which has
undoubtedly commenced here win be anything like
brought out at the pols
THE srUIp.
Montgomery Blair, Dooitte and Wilson have left the
State. On the part Of the radicals Senator Wm Fes-
sender, Generals Banks and Shepiey, Samuel Nc
Koe OF Kentucky, Colonel Hartman, New Hampshire,
Hon ". y trye, Of Lewiston, Nelson Dingley, Jr,
New York. and at least half dozen other speakers
sumpng the first four districts Against this formidable
array the conservatives oppose Generals John L. Swift
and Samuel Anderson T. s Cleveland, Of Connect
cut Boon Bradbury, L. D. NJ Sweat. and Colonel
Taylor, OF Tennessee The latter gentleman is likely
70 prove big gun when he arrives. At present he is
at R0Ef bv vaited tho State
two years ago take up collection for the suffer
ing Union men Of East Tennessee, and received with
open by the radicals and played OF of their
trump cards The support he now gives to the Prssi
DENTS policy will have telling effect Several more &C.
cessons Of prominent from the radical ranks have
taken place The Johnson republican element is begin
ming to be important feature the democratic ticket
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
UNITED sTArts commlssleNfss' OFFICE.


Before Commissioner Osborn
Yesterday bail rendered 70 the amount Of $4,000
for Henrx Holmes. alias hail. who, 70 vii DO rsmsm-
bersd had been held BY Commissions Osborn for trial
on charge Of having had In his possession counterfeit
plate Impressions, taken from genuine plates IN the
Treasury Departmsnt u Warrington. Commissioner
Osborn had originally fixed the bail u ess ooo Repeated
apJ~caious wers made 70 him 70 reduce IL on the
srodnd Of some alleged undsvstsndlng bsswsen shs
defendant end Mr. Jordan solicitor of ~ Treasury that
eued In The ahsencs OF any statement from M yos-
dan either confirming o. denying thb allegation, Con
misniones opborn declined 70 reduce the ball On
yesterday Hall appeared IN court With hh counsel
and rendered bail II the Of ess 0oo his surssiss
being Jos1ua D. Minpr go Jeremiah Crowley, oonrac
tovs, New Yort. Comminionsr osbosp seeepssd NE
ball snA uAn h Dsw - nDeysy.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Order Of Arrest AGainss Santa Asna's Father
in.LaW.
ssyr On Application Of NJ. Pessr Y. Cutler, acting
counsel FOR hrs Emilia cuppt residing b Esst Forty
nss nssss sn ordsr Of ares vas to-day satsd against
Louis ds Wal Nvss, mahsrln nv Of osnsrss
Santa Anna The lady claims that the gentleman swss
h~ ssss for besrs which he refuses " psy and ,hss
- y now aSsus - Isavs he ss~sssv
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

ho9oas 70 0nxuHAL aASSA AuA.-0u Monday eve
ming las General Hanta Anna ths recipient Of con.
pnraent9y sntertainmsqt - We house q hb host q.
Nsybsryyl Upwards Of hundrs1 ladias and ssnas-
sa s1emblsd The oosassoa and ssverHl oomplinsa.
ty s1dre9ss were dslivsrsd IN rssponss 70 vhch ~
General said be dd MOI receive The ovasion psD0n
W. singing By number of children and ssosw -
ssoHsS tka soaGr>ohnmank
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@fQiam o. 8rppn(pp.

Il sd Lau uuf0 an
@oubermeltr oeS @taates SenneiIee, bic.
tef 9luen, Die Siefes fsbea feinen @rnb
Da i'd ullterridtet tuoroen bin, Dol
elm getpifer S faac Sames, Der q.
nes genaetnett, ihititpfi@en Mfor6es an
geflagt i'll, ben er am z. Oecetnber 186.
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@ountD luobnbaft, periibt btbea foH uni
ba beiagter Daipes ii6 bers @ere9figteii
blsr6 SIu@t ert5ogen BAT; 'as's
0ebhdIb biete id, BilIi am @
% 70 nipn % 10, @ouberleiir 0e8 Gtaas
fes EeaaefIee, @sufft sst frftnil Nefetter
GeipaIt, eine 8elobnung bou $3.50 an,
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fol, iuel9e befagten Siaac Saiues an ben
SAerif Qber SaiI0rs sbes henannteu
GountD abliefert, 70 6ab @ere1tigteit
geiibt iuerben fam. = Oaipe8 ift utlge<
fdhr 80 Sabre alt bon itleiner; Statir,
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gen unb elm bdSli9es 9lntlik. i
8uft 8eugniB biefiiG babe
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fdriftgefetts sunb befoblen, ,ba8
6as arobe @iegel 6cs Staos >
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Mafbbnrne hon SA beri6tete cine
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peI6e fur bic ei9erbeit Der 8aiiasiere
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fitzgerald fin leiile @erlangerlue ieiues
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iiber abgtf5I0iIene Gontracte tpur6e
iiberreidt unb uuf bcu Slid setegt.
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sos bas Steuers geies in 8eratbung. y
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bes Strdsen gonitess SO. 9 3or1
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pFafer an ipt6sn @teIsd ia Ser gtabt,
bic bas Gomite araeigen tuiro.
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.8ali6 8pr dalrik.

Der untersei9nefe mnht Hiermit befanut, hdb er
rftbers IGfge betrIetenes @d1&it wiebef era
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baS er ie6e Goncurres nit n1rbIten 6nbvifnteu ers
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. ,a sc madt ifd cine farte SppOiitiOn
~ aeaeu Die Eabate Gteuer in, Der neuen
1Steler SgilI beniertti@, ebenfOsint 6aus
sesen cine gtebueirirne Der Ginfonrmens'
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tenn Nlrtiaerie, s. 6@abaIlerie il 81 sSrl,
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