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We have received BY telegraph. additional
particulars of the fire at Portland, Me- The
names OF several hundred indiv Iduals. firms
and corporators are mentioned as sufferers
Eight churches are burned, viz: The Second
Parish, the Third Parish, the Pearl street
Uniyersalist,) the First Baptist st Stephens
(Episeopal,) Bethel, Swede n borgian. and the
Catholic chapel with Bishop Bacon's resi-
d. nee and convent school attached. Masonic
Hall, with all its contents, was destroyed
Partially insured. The Press Office los
Sl2UOO; insured for $3.50 in the InternationaI
and Protection companies. Every bank in the
city is destroyed, though the contents of their
vaults are supposed to be safe.
Prompt measures have been taken To send
liberal contributions OF cooked and uncookad
food from Boston. despatch from the
Mayor of Portland to Mayor Lincoln, of Bos-
ton, says :-"Thousands OF our people are
homeless and hungry. Can you send us some
bread and cooked provisonsr' The response
has been as prompt and liberal as time will
allow. TWO thousand tents have also been
forwarded by the United States authorities
The fire began in planning mill and lumber.
yard, between Il ur and five o'clock There
was great quantity of shavings in the yard.
and these were carried in every direction nv
the high wind. and TO this and scarcity of wa
ter some attribute the terrible destruction
The Elms, international, American and
Woods Hotels were burned. The United
States Hotel escaped. Among the churches de-
stroyed were the UniversalIst, Baptist, and a
Roman Catholic bishop was consumed The
fire appeared TO rage with about the same vio-
renee throughout the Whole night
Eiremen and citizen would go to a building
one-eighth of a mile from the great body of
flames, with q view of tearing the structure
down, and before this could be done, the fire
would break out in the roar of them. 1t seemed
as though the flames lenped an eighth of mile
The fire burned in a northeastly direction
TO Exchange and Middle streets, thence to Con.
gress and Cumberland streets, thence down
through the town to the Grand Trunk Rail
way station All of Middle and Exchange
streets are in ruins, and all of Congress street
from the United States Hotel to the Munioy
Hill. All the banks, being the CISCO, Canal
Merchants, Traders, Cumberland, and First
and Second National, are down. All the
newspaper offices, viz: the Press, Advertiser.
Argns. and Star, are in ruins. The post office
and custom house Is ruined, though il is
thought the records are safe in the vaults The
American, Commercial, and International
House, and Woods Marble Hotel, are burned
Eight churches and the new city buildings
are destroyed. The National History rooms
are gone. Two thousand families in the
heart of the CITY are turned out of the city by
the fire, and some Sl0,000,OO0 of property de-
stroyed. All Of the business portion of the CITY
except Commercial street is burned over Help
was had from Saco, Biddeford, Bath, Gardi-
ner, and Lewiston.
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WICKED DEsERTIoN OF WIFE-At an
early hour Friday morning a telegraphic des-
patch was received from a lady named Woll-
colt, residing at York, Pennsylvania ad-
dressed TO the police authorities, stating that
her husband, Daniel Wollcott, had left her
and taken with him their children, viz:
two boys, aged respectively six and eight
years, and girl, apparently not more than
hve years. The despatch requested the au.
thorities not to send back the faiihIess man
but to have the children returned, which was
done by Marshal Carmichael. II appears by
the acknowledgment of Wollcott that he de-
liberately determined TO leave his wife, WOO a
woman who accompanied him, and said her
name was Catharine Tyson. and carry the
children on trip North. Neither the man
nor woman expressed any shame upon being
thus detected and arrested in such an ont.
rageous transaction whilst in the presence of
many persons at the Police Marshal's Office.
but acted with a cool and provoking noncAa-
lance. The little ones Were conveyed 10 the
Northern Central Railway depot and at the
suggestion of Commissioner Hindes supplied
with SUFFICIENT money for food until thew
reached home.-BditiRore American.
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SALARIES OF EMPLOYEES AT THE CAPITOL.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Wade from the
select committee on compensation and labor
OF employees OF the Senate and House, reported
a bill 10 equalize the compensation of officers,
clerks, messengers, and others in the service
of the Senate with those OF the House of Repre-
sentatives. 1t fixes the compensation as fol-
lows, from the ith of March, 1865 Secretary,
$3.50; chief clerk, 50, 200; principal legislative
clerk, 5000; principal executive clerk 81, 100;
eight clerks in Secretary's office, S2,5OO keeper
OF stationery, S2,500; one temporary clerk,
si,s6O; messenger in stationery room, si,5OO;
messenger in Secretary's office, 81, 500: page in
stationery room, $500; page in Secretary's Of
flee. 50 so per day; Sergeant at Arms So. GOO
assistant doorkeeper, 50, 100; clerk OF Sergeant
alarms. Sl.SO0; postmaster, S2,16O; assistant,
Sl,74G; two mail messengers, S1,44O each; two
mail carriers, $1,000 each; superintendent OF
document room. 81, 100; two assistants, 81 500
each; superintendent of folding room, 3D. 100:
three acting assistant doorkeepers, 81 7iO eac b:
Il messengers. 81 500 each; two messengers in
lien ofsuperintendents offurnaces, 81, 500 eac b:
laborers, 81 so per day.
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THE NEW JAIL IN MARLBOROUGH, MD
The Prince Georgian, published at Marlboroug gh,
Md, says: The county Commissioners met at
this place on Saturday last for the purpose of
opening the proposals for the new Jail. AT
IL O'Clock, NJ, Mr.. Belt, States Attorney, pro-
ceeded in the presence Of the Board to open
the bids. and on examining them, il was found
that the proposal of Messrs. Jones & Collins,
of Washington, ID. g., was the lowest-beiug
sll,z3O-and they were accordingly awarded
the contract-they agreeing to allow SIlOO for
the material in the old Jail. The Commission.
ers appointed Mr.. 5. 7. G. Morsell, Of Wash
ington, assistant to the building committee The
new building is to be erected on lot east of
the present site-Mr. Flint exchanging his lot
with the commissioEers-andr receiving $500 as
a consideration. 1t is the intention of the con-
tractors, we understand, to proceed at once
with the work OF the new puilding.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DE
2TRICKIANl,S PILE REMEpY

mr. Glass, OF Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the bcaeft of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
ynted case of Piles and his brother discharged
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle OF DIR. .STRICKLANDS
PILE REMEDY. The Recommendation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
by DIR. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer
ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured by DR.. StrickIand's Pile Remedy. 1t is
sold BY Druggists everywhere Sold by J. W
EAIRE CO.; OHAS. OHRISTIANI, 371 Pa
avenue and s02 Ninth street. 90 My
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pUBLIC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.

pUBLtC LAND SALES IN WISCONSIN.
SYNOPSIS OF TBE PRESIDENTS pRoCLA.
= ordsrs. public sales Of ever Ave and quarter
mm niiSIs OF scIes OF vacant public lands In WIS
At the Land Once at Ia CROSSE. m IN. ,z,b
Gay OF SHPIEaBER next, the reserved sections in
thirty six fownships and parts Of Tewnships in
the counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Trempsiean, and
At the Land Office at La CROSSE, on the a4th
day OF sEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of Town
AZ ss Essd Once e :. FALLS At
items in forty four Townships and parts of Town.
chips In the counties of Damn, Pierce, and 81.
AZ the Land Once at FALLS ST. OROIx, on
the I'D day OF OCTOBER next. ten parts of Town
hs hsnS Ses !. e EsS fna
day Of OcTOBEk next, the reserved sections in ten
parts of Tovnshi ps in the ties Of Clarke Ohip.
bs IsDd Ues esa q STEVENS POINT on III.
18th day of OCTOBER next. one hundred and ten
Townships and parts of Townships in the counties
At the Land once at MENAsHA. on the sth day
of OcroBKR next, sixty seven Townships and parts
OF townships IN the county Of Oeonto.
day Of NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
the ceu nties Of Ashland, La POints, Burnett and
Al tke Lsnd Office at BAYFIELD,, on the 18th
day OF NovEs BBk next. forty nine townships and
gsrts o. townsbips in the counties Of Ashland, La
f0'A's ana D00si's. II. x.lpmuNps.
eonmiss,oner Of the General Land Ohie.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, June14, 1856.
NoTE-Under the regulations Of the Depart
can be made for advertising preclamations except
Ishiish By the Oonnissioner Of the oensral Land
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THE Crops In MARYLAND.-The Haeers-
town Herald OF this week says of the wheat
crop in Washington county:
Harvest commenced last week, sooner than
was anticipated, and during this week we may
say that farmers are in the midst of It. We
hear the general opinion on all sides that the
yield will be much better than had been gene
rally calculated on. ~s..-.. p. arr--'-.s A..
In Talbot county, says the Easton Star:
Our farmers are now harvesting their wheat
The crop Is light. though the grain 10 fine. The
oat crop is very prom lsing.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY,

We can oonscienuously recommend 70 those suf
ferfng from Q distressing cough, DR. STRICK-
LANDS MELLIFLUOts COUGH BALsAM.
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and Is wthal
mt ths ftipsie 70 tne taste; aners ID no aesbt
best preparations In use, and is al that its propr
etor claims tor 1t. We have tried it during the
cough. It'll prepared by Dr.. Strickland, No. 1 80
Sycamore street neinnsti. Ohio, and for sale by
YATES Drug Store, and OHAS. CHRISTI.
ANIS: S11 Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street.
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OOLGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GLYcERINK
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume IL exquisite, and
it's washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists feseolv
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SECRET DISEAsES

SAMARIrANs GIFT Itt tmost certain, safe and
dy ever discovered Cures In two to four days, and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS.
sANARITAN's RooT AND HERB JUIcRs-A positive
andN 9tmaDt Mt cure for Syphilis Scrofuia, Ulcers
soresl Spots, letters, &c Price 81 IS per bottle
Sold by 3. @. Fsrd. See advertisement my6
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TEE NORTH PoLE-Two Frenchmen ra.
Gently explored the island Of Spitzbergen in a
manner never before done. f'ney measured
the mountains. mapped the whole coast, ex.
amined the vegetable products, the geological
composition, &c, OF the island, and found ina,
the long day, extending over several months,
during which the sun never sets, became in
tensely hot after month or two
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PROTECTION PROM RoBBERs-A man in
nottingham, y. H, has invented an alarm 20
be applied to ban ks, Jails and other places thai
ought 10 be made secure. The gratinss and
connections Of the doors and windows are
made hollow, and filled with condensed air
which by its escape on breaking or saving the
rod, must give the alarm without fail
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~A California editor, participating in a de-
bate a. TO the best method Of building q certain
bridge objected TO a Golfer dam for making the
pier. He said heeariy formed prejud dice aea,nst'
the thing; bis uncle once had a COW cnoked
with a turnip, and for q long time il was
thought she would cogsr dam head on
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SUICIDE-JEALoUsY.-E A. Jones. a
proud spirited and Jealous minded female.
who il is said was arrested as a rebel spv
during The war by Colonel Baker, AT ten
O'Clock this morning, in a fit of jealousy, shot
herself through the breast She died imme
diately, and her body was taken to bellevue
Hospital and the coroner notified. The event
merctdl. rHsrs
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MANHATTAN
COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE No 476 SEVENTH STREET.
Washington City. D. q,
3mr JOHN T. LIGHTER, Agent

EIREMENB INSURANCE 60. OF WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of Washington.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. 1887.
Son1bOo y UN S so 900
Property OF al kinds insured for year or less
Deried. VI 'oss
Builders risks granted sn the most favorable
terms.
JAMES ADAMS. President.
Semuei Oiopley, Esau Pickrell,
Robert White, OF 0eorRetown,
VIM. Wilson, Ehemas Parker,
Iohp d. Barclay, Richard Barry,
semi Redfern, Chss W. Deyfa
B. b. French, T. I'd, Clark.
Andrew Rothwsll, OF Washngton.
The Directors in Georgetown are aathorizedyby
the Board TO renew Ielicies and take risks In
ja ls eosm ABEL @. DAVIS, ssc'ry.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay OF
Warming and Instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
SS; SSwers; with sure means OF relief Sent free Of
SkILLiN H0UGHT0N, Howard Association,
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A PRUssIsN MILITARY HosPITAL-Bres-
Ian, in Silesia, has been selected by the Prus-
sian government as the site OF an immense
nIlliary hospital, which Is to De erected forth
with. II is 10 be furnished with all the latest
Improvements, among which figures promi-
nently c. rcUlaT-saw. driven by steam. by
the aid OF which damaged legs and arms are %
he ampuiated in a liffy. The Prussians eyl-
cenuy anticipate warm work.
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THE CHOLERA IN NEW YoRK-The Com
mprcial Advertiser Of last evening, SAYS:
within the last twenty. .four hours twenty
two cases Of cholera were reported at the
once OF DR.. Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent,
six OF which were declared gen aine In eyery
case the regions surrounding the several cases
were duly djsiufpcted - 80 ~ - y -
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eight hour system wn held IN Faneuii HslI.
Boston. The vice president In his address said
they were eeternInsas 70 starve before they
would submit TO the nine hour system. Rather
rash determination.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SURELY. STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
BAOLANDERD EXTRACT BUCKU

Il CURING
every case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RH1UnA1IsN,
GRAVEL, UlISARy DsoRpKls, WzAKNEss and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from 1xcBssxs OF ANY KIND.
OOAE, YB AFFLIoTEDI
TRY SM0LANDE
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By al Apothecaries. Price q. D. BABNEs
CO.. New York, and BARNEs, WARD d co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
RO0ERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass,
General Agents. feb lo-Iy
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CoAL-lt Is stated as n noteworthy fact in
connection with the war in Europe th.t all the
countries engaged have increased their supply
of coal TO an enormous extent. Italy has
been importing coal lately in such large
guam tities that vessels to carry it can scarcely
be found. All this Is for the italian navy, and
Austria, Prussia, Russia and France are also
gathering together enormous supplies of coal
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high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice of
praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
SlC1LIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
1t Ia perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. nakes hair grow. A better dressing
than any oil" or "pomatum.n Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
with which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
Use 1T q few times. and
PRESTO, CHANGEI
the whitest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
cooring matter.
1t will not take long disagreesble trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The first application will
do good; yeu will see the NATURAL Color return
Ing every day. and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
will be gone giving place to lustrous shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article is at all like it in effect. You will find 1t
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO YOU Coop.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
r. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. II.
For sale by all druggists. jaN-Sly
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~DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes quick work with flies, and II commenced
early, keeps the house clear all sumner.
Look out for limitations.
Get butchers only. ie colin
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MOTH AND FRECKLES.

Ladies afflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RY'S celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t is infalible. Prepared by DR.. B. @. Perry, Der
matologist, 40 Bond ST., y. Y. Sold by all drug
gists in W sshi ngton and elsewhere. my lS-eo3m
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IPRA AANN BILL ERY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS, f.
20 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
AEMBERs OF n. YORK STOCK EXOHAHol.
Particular attention given to the fellovfus
stocks:
Agericaa Exyvsss o.. Natiosnf F,,~.,. n,
Adams E1yress 90. Ndtional Basksys' Eyp,sss r.
U S. EzpSsss Co. Wsaeyn Uston TsIssyapI q
Wells, farso Co. Aueyicaa TslsS,apk r.
Efasisy Ezprsss 90. Usifsd STATES Tissrapi n
Earsdss Rxprsss Co. Rsssiaa Amer TslsryasS r.
SoSfAers EzYyess Co. Issslatsd TsIssyapi ca
National Expssss asd ranspo,tafioa Co.
Paro!sxm AID Mtstss S1ayes, Gorersnsss,, Ssats.
Toscs. and Coxafy Bonds ''
ADVANCES made on the sbove securities.
REFERENCES
Impt and Trsders' Bank
Aechanics' Banking Association.
Hoyt. sprague %.
EinsteiR, Rossnfeld Co, nh l1-dSm
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ADJUSTMENTS,

GROWERS THEATER.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Fourteenth street.
THE MopEL SUMNER THEATRE. Ola.
by the wonderful LUBIN BROTHERS. Change
Of programme nightly Admission Is. 80 and rs
cents. FAMILY MATINEE On SATURDAY at
"a cents admission. y52t
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nrBow's REVIEW ROB JULY.

DEBow's REVIEW I0R JULY.
!. The Old and the New; By jas. B.. Noyss g.
The Place Brftish Americans have Won In His
tory; BY Henry J. Morgan. s. Sketches of Foreign
Travel Shall southerpsrs Emierate to BrsziiY
q The Future 81 South Carolina-Hsr Inviting
sirele; By 2. yitzhush- a. .Virginia- Her New
mept Of Industry and Enterprise Dspartmsnt Of
Agriculture. Department Of Mining and Manu-
facfurss. Department. Of Commerce. Departm. mt
of the Freedmen. Departments Of Internal I'm
proyements. Editorial Eotes, &c.
By Tysl FRAhCk TAYLOR
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DROFe. J. W. 4 n. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Glasses 1ill be continued during the Sum
mer, commencing
TUESDAY, MAY 90, 1866.
Days axd Hoxys of Txitioa:
FOR ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, from to O'Clock
Qentlemen's Glasses, same evenings, from to 10
O'Clock.
Fer further Information, apply during the hours
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w srrAh MAkBLk 3 4 4 wokxs. .
Manufacturer Of
and WAeHsTAND TOPS, &c.

and shortest notice.
Will keep eonstsntly on hand IAsrHRN MAR
BILE and MARBLE fILIN0
Orders for PlunberS SLABS promptly attended
ts Perna. ayepue. bet. 1sfh and 18th sts. vest,
Washinetop d. O, mar
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A MODERN NIRACLEr
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICTGIA HAIR PEN l. VI r v

From old and young, from rich and poor, frol
high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice
praise for
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(,AEE STAT CHAIRS REPAIRED, ss No.
- & al NJ I'M q n:, ,stsst, between PsansyivasisM
Terms very moderate -
woik we'll done, and With disDsteh. "
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and the Captain were therefor having made so kind
visit - &C.. a., .,-,.1
The Emperor began speaking in English, but conc nced
his remarks i'm French lie shook hands win a ana I
Capt Fox three times. $780,,
Leave was also taken Of the Empress 10 made soho
kind naures after Mrs. Fox, and regretted that tBe hau
NOT come 70 Russia with her husband.
Yesterday was the name day Of the Emperor, ana a
GRAND processiOn honOred the occasion usual BY carry
ING the image of Alexander Neysk the original Alexander
of Russia who fought the victory Of the Neva against me
Swedes from St. Isaacs TO the Alexander Nevsk Cathe-
dra along the entire length Of the great central artery
the Neysk Prospect Then there was en service WIN
grand music at the latter place. in which The Emperor ana
his two sons participated, by kneeing to and kissing inc
saints shrine successfully then receiving the beSsng Oh
the aged Metropolitan, and being ncensed by coud Oh
fragrant vapor in acknowledgment OF winch he bowed
ceyed the same marx OF divine favor and also bowed IN
theacrs were OPEN and the streets crowded with people
till late. -
Two or three DAYS before the anniversary OF the
croyDpg day. and there also services and nuun-
tons but everything was comparatively unpTetendlng'
The cholera is decreasing again. When we TetuIhed
from Moscow the weather had been hot and II was IN
bad stage One Of travelling companions, an Engsh-
man. died of it, and one Of the Augustus Officers had an
attack of something like it, from which however, nc soon
recovered.
Several private dinners have been given since we came
back BY Gorcbakof and the Grand Duehesses lNlhg
along the south side Of the Bay Of Cronstad to Fox ana
the commanding officers but they scarcely worth men
tiopBg except further establishment OF the rlehu-
ship which is the order OF the hour
To-day there is q movement toward the shlps'