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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10

rbe mortality q seue'l iene o. els IN 'as S.y q New,
Yok have been oi'het u oay n'sl se ta
rsrei e re they ,.ate proved by letters We daily
E ~ ana he gnb he welfare bel. leave submit
70 yopteiocsns ,a.;s which 'y ,'n-'" N'''' ' anu
The he S., , ne s's o ss4 S SaS he i SS
III ot q eah every %ets noe IN Jiv were O. during
,ea death. Ton chg ERA Ing We e,r the td week in ally
III aug the fourth week Jay and that an os'oesk IN
,. rom th city gave Isl deaths the cholera among those
ue eis,se the w'et tpeny A yo,. I'D n the very acme
s epidemic there were bit Deaths ii0D cA0'
d he conditions o. lie and O: and Of whatever relates
c epdemic nae tie sJe,t e nfd mg! 10 e's3 H.
oa,s blocks and reached - ts H4ad Gay by a!'
Zen. ire epidemic s at ~ point anwa'ched
Tl Choera generally prevalent hlo ishoat the city o
!. fd @ an sliten 70 I.e.aT .oais, sa % re,pee,
abo qaeTs city ye, remain free g. The epemc mas
se dafpeafed Iom seyes q II, ei,e. ana h. a s5e p a
celig day, including all tie hospitals while y pIomp saEiaiy
49, IJ M "a bone Srsious zone. di ?; remaining.
TO- BscSwei's leland Worshogfe-Ada cns Randai's
Fofi: In on fae,s warrant the belief tina, there IL
es.on Why tie ordinary coane n,eIco u 'raveI connected
with NewYork ,lola interrupted d t,g st saiary psseaa
the routes oiaye o coming three mog't. 4, We are wen
time 70 h. a. ~ Visited BY the business men Is any seaport OF
CHOLERA ~ pROOTLYN.
Put q cases y cholera have been reported within the past
y hours number for the previous - hours being ~ VI
hee % cases but Two are om me ~ ana lsae ION t
The demic had broken ont in the AiTsh0use and Hospital
Tie return from County institutions az Fatbush shows
that theIe have been Two cases OF ehocTa IN the %
patients received the 9th inst OF these one had died
They had been isolated and every ecalon had oeen aseh
opeyent the spread o. the disease am1as iae
Dr ThayeF charge Of the cholera hospital reports de
cted abatement Of the epidemic 10 tie I"eIA ward ana
Inilci type in the cases last received
Tie following table shows the number e reported at
the Office of the Sanitary Superintendent from August 70 noon
OF August arranged by Wards with the number eohneu
not cor Lrmed the deaths and recOYeFles; -.
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QUEEN 4 N VA.

RE- HPrIoN OF vISITORs YESTERDAN-wIo THEY WERE
AND THEIR IMPRESSIONS or TuE ROYAL STRANGER
HISTORY or MAJOR moPKINS-How YESTERDAY
WAS spgyT. AND WHAT THEY INTEND TO DO To-
DAY.
Her Majesty, Queen Emma aud her suite were pre-
vented Yesterday by the ncency Of the weather from max
ing the extended tour Of the cy suburbs they had in
tended.
During the Qaeen received quite large
number distinguished v..ors Notwithstanding the raiu
which fell continually thsoug hou the morning Ameng the
nnmsr,ns visitors NAV be mentioned the following prominent
citizens Henry Smyhe Collector of the Port Barnum W
Field of Y Alr and Mrs. Thomas e. Doremus, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Grinnc Of y. Y; NJ. j. V. B. MIrsha OF Bo,
ton; Geo A. Lihrop the Hon Horace Greeley Col Wash
Mason Irougham Of Hawaii; Mrs Caster Sand native Of
the Sandwich I.linds bat Of English pagentage) Mr..
Brown an American. aud long resident OF the
Sandwich Islands Rev. Morgan Dix Rector Of Trinity
Church aud Others The visitors expressed themselves as
most fayoaby impressed with her Mesy who entered into
unre,eyed and cheerful each on variety
of subjects she spoke the highest terms OF the kndaess
that had alreaiy extended evidences good will
toward her by the citizens of New York. well by
persons high authority Washington. Her Majesty
graciousY accepted Secretary Stewards Invitation her
become Of the nation and will early day
NewYor for Washington where preparations will be made
for her reception After the ceremony Of the reception had
been concluded the Royal party the weather being pro-
ptous. took
DRIVE
for short distance in the regions OF az owu. Her esy
making several calls on the trip Her Aaisy was peculiarly
struck with admiration the dimension ani spendor OF our
metropolitan hotels Which, after the puuy ones IN London,
naturally looked immense. As the previous day. she con-
naay expressed herself decidedly pleased with the gen
ea appearance Of the city, Owing 70 the alnclouis once
opening their food gates the tour Of tho party was
brought rather abrupt termination and they returned %
the Bgeyoort House at about q O'Clock.
Al T. dinner was anueunccl end Iicr Mas,J and suite.
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attended by private party Of friends adoared 70 The dining
room.
Several gentlemen called during tie evening and To
scented by Major Hopkins TO the Qloen alter which. ~
ear hour. Her Maiesty retired og tie night
Major Hopkins is a genilemanly, slllesly looking $780,
about years Of age lie is OF the ned.a hight inclined
be stout and appears 20 gentleman Of considerable n
gence and suavity Of manner lie Government Minister
OF the present King Of Hawaii and Ercssnan By .rih
lie has accompanied the Queen her travels IN EnrOo nd
on ther return to Hawaii be viii Dis Governmental
duties. IL was expected that Mayor Iosmaa woull fa,n
been presented TO tie Queen YESTERDAY 1T was dears
account OF Illness Had be done So Louever tie e
state Of the weather word have nteered VIII any arrange
meni that might have been made HIS Honor expected IN
town. and viii probably accompany the Royal party on mp
up the Hudson and a visit the Nayy.Yafd which H,r
Majesty is to visit to-day
revenue has been provided q nor accom- modal
ton aud doubt should the weather he le very pleasant
day viii be spent and htr Majesty VII lave afforded le "a
opportunity OF witnessing Of the novelties Of Ameen
skill in the affairs OF war material She VIII probably !.ok
with interest on our crowded docks crowded river Nth
their nunmera5e feybols and baIees oar hOasg lal-
aces OF river steamers viii surely il .oT share a. 10
illustroas strangers admiration.
The programme for to-day is very deicte IS everything
defenden, upon the weather and Mayor Holman oHl y
official, should not be behudhand IN usre every egoT' 70
mako the visit of interesting gucs agreeable ana be
rctite as possible Let her leave viii good mpIss
ofou TASTE our greatness and est sae las
agreeat " impressed w.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholera in EruigraM, shlp..

n he IIouse o. CoruC,s. 90 ttc 2''l. tie
DtohhoI ren .. e ,, tetS,e .yoIpoa ana
Vrs H. ait be VA. aware lat o. MS s-l 60. tlev
ihd rs..cd ,egera as q d; i NAV ~, oeis Fs
"A you'd ,ren H.. ic al,s . T4tlt wee ~ sliicet
case IA, .or .-criso1s .a4 uCt Yea - 10
ieeS Tiec hal sea No cloera - England end Zone IN
ATolca end 90; ~ rglsh sls caync rms porte Su9
sV.f ~ tfr'' ..-. --s -.,~vlo. 5.i az fle chi
lef I,crrot. p Mav a.: IA tle .oecg Union
s. l"soh' aS" "i - - ~ - ~ 49, - - fcI
IN lie steamship T,.y.eu DIED on ne voy9se ~ were
yeS'ies l2 i-e .s.'4' . ~, 49, - 80 nal Steam
Navigation Notrh! - OK -. ~ w. ~ - In
ntili,lt5 H. H., 5 80 Wv 80 w., ro sic tri - ~.
40 Hs.isz aed, o. De W. rosnet Did VIZ. e. 'l
Nee lie might BE- ol t,at 90 case ihe ohoet' l+''
ont in lese ships wa 'ta' - German On h.
" fBem were Injected VIII 20 .st-st 'tiO-t 'net '
tli nat eoua hardly lie -Le case seeing iIai it -n y,
navel long di-tane e.e'oe gas. iiit1 ID 4t'IS ste il
Ney were Hite'ee prI.' 80! -'. "a, - -
ucdd have made - afsea'a,ee ihsIe q n ,ic
No cases The dca'c ga r,i tIetL c9t I'M, I.e ~
. asu e., %, no VIM f. Ia NJ, ,7eak out III
iho eighth dy aver re Bag .' -.,,lF. .l... va va
tmeralis were r,e, ,e,-, Icy l,a Their own oour
sly Another iect Was That oCt~n >tlib "ih Oeiubn t1
hay4us English ports 4Ae tt',t- ca. ~ .ese wa"
pytCOW3.ns ir those steamers gre NGri ~ ioler
dates AID insufficient food ~" s,'oa iassengeIt o. !ne
fheand presented ile Co marco W el W..
SesItot to the tea.mea. = ia .lo passengers ~ hat
tue lie was unGc3lhiuea tt fle Nes'lcLt nv. ~ 40
sTyed az liah!aX AID az iLt ''!st' leA ua' ~ ~ 80
HOrk bad 10 cCnseobtnt' ~ iLe ltak t-t u eAoI
Ill he bedding buraed y Eoiix ave Tie zen L ehees
sf many Il the passengers wee ieoIed aLa lte NVe q
f,std deck and slreCt o. g-t1' IIVaoLs O. he VOYAGE
bon Halifax TO New York lr ne hay a. Ne"hot ylia
died and tie official rcIoTl was th~ at 40 exposure, IN
Jtgrd tethe Virginia. aoo-ess Vas seeo ol' l -
W ibt saloon lhsscDSt4e az l'e 49, - 90. =,
put they knew as 'le q wei wa VIZ NE
pn n, tle storage az Le .s.1'i ssn.s " - %
snd knew Of po,eF ~ We IaS eI -. .r' roarl
r'ed cite Ion one v .Lt 1870 81 s.otoi
itst Yese Young hAL lL' ~. ~ 10 80 =, =,
that 20 never underwent -eh tae' N ~ ~ ~, ~ t
for days they were Ee Amos 2 M. on VA,
VIII reference 10 among sll 80 80
National steam Nav sHtol llahy-Le io-he
tet pullshed ~ Newly Ok against ne tTestLi we
passengers. In that Slip there was 70 eb"et uul o.
DchTcd that sle as 20 i-.cA over tO"-te L.
stIg aeCOmmodhtoH, ne space oh s'tk oF ,L ~
Passengers was not LOie u - 4t stIsI' 49, .o"e
1890 passenger May oi i-S women W III -
81 incemeBcy OF the WesLei lie scehe h DonIu ne
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The Statement OF the Rebel cniein's False
Number OF the Killed and Wounded-Ehort-
10 suppress Investigation.

Special Dispatch to The ~ y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday Aug o. ls6G.
The following dispatches have been received at The
Tribune Bureau in this city, from you. correspondent at
New-Orlcans: toe
Official information at headquarters shows That the
statement Of Lieut. Gov Voorhees, that A. policemen and sew
eral citizens were either killed or wounded il an unmgaed
fsehood one policeman died Of .unsrOke and about ihoe
were badly wounded One citizen, Rebel killed acct
genialy by the police on the other side
Tie record will show the Slaughter g oyer 10 Vm0l ~en'
and the wouuding Of about 800 These are facts.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Nrw.ORlE.Ss Wednesday. Aug. :. l-t6.
j. behalf of the loyal people Of Louisiana protest
against the report Of Lieut. voorhees, Mayor Monroe
and the Rebel Gen Heron the President They are ALL
rs Will be proven accessories TO the murder OF our Union
citizens before after the fact.
The evidence Trustworthy gentlemen now before tue MI
itary Commission wl prove their statements TO be almost
holly untrue Tho with Presidcat johnson are re'pon
ebe FOR the massacre Union citizens as VIII be clearly
proven IN time.
The three first named concocied and carried on The scheme
for breaking up the Convention the Pfesdept approved
their bloody work.
Strenuous efforts arc being made Washington aud in this
CITY by interested parties stop the military investigation
going on fearing the results The President is doing all Ire
dare do TO gully parties and only prevented by
tho ntermxed romoasfrauce Of Gems and sheridan
from handing the city control Of the murderers Of
our Union
have II from trustworthy authority that Gen Sheridan
telegram Of the 1T Of August perverted for poea PHf
poses Among The sentences Withheld Gom publication Vas
one that be Sheridan held Mayor John j. Monroe e'Pons
BE for the murders committed on Monday.
Lieut. OF the Frcedmens Bureau ha- been mnfdeeH
and robbed In Jackson Parish
Rebels are complaining they did not Ill enough ienAee'
and conventoner bnt brag that The time u coming when
they Will finish their work Union afraid to go ont on
he streets amer DARK aud invariably biricadc their homes
during the night while the present police composed 81 thugs
| Life is terribly insecure. dly or night
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The Cheering for Jen. Davis War
Mayor Monroe.

Tho Nete- OrlcGRs Tribune Of late date contains the
following.
We SEQ that the cheers or Jef Davis on Monday very much
cuharnss reconstructed secesslorlsts We VIII ihee
fore ada new details the facts. Chem os DsF. were g' on
~ leeren, times but mainly around Duscs body when
was trn believed be corpse sud was yng near th' 'oh'
u Canal and Dfyades streets
severa euccators n the Ha who taken IN custody
y police "a GERS escaped the Of the nsasns hy TIE ON
Gers e1claiming. Don't touch lin; ] know hm Nh
80 a V,nkce ~ al t--" No. know him. M n
gTBEl" Several lives have been saved N that way y w
bc r noon the Federal Gag and the subsequent e9fng OF
neidse tbe evidence il conclusive. The fag itself was
rrcftv good evidence. 10 was IN rag.
Tn lion H. G. Yarmouth len yesterday evening al %
O'clock for the North. o., ,, f..
There was ramor yesterday that John T. Monroe fearing
eVeous before TIE Investigation Board. had Ted from Tue
CIV we were unable the fuh " that rumof
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THE DRAMA.
THE NETWORK THEATER.

THE NEw-YORK THEATEH.
Prominent among the signs of a brilliant Fall and
Winter season in the theatrical world the sot that
tbeaer with the above lille Is to be opened broadway
Mr. Marx Smith and Mr. Lewis Baker n The head Of This
enterprise and their areto all who ioiar with
aaarsguarantees that the New York Theater vii
be rightly organized and well conducted The building The
stone church. last Lucy Enshons Theaier
IL is 10 be altered externally and internally. aud 10 DC
opened with new and good company the let OF sepiem
the plans Of the not yet entirely ma'aeu
but believe proposed present light pieces In tue
possbe manner There for such theater and the
enterprise has been undertaken by competent persos We
wish il entire success.
WOODS THEATER.
The present is the last week of the at this
house the admirers Of the acting OF the Wora
sters aud Mr. Lengwe should improve their fnai oPpo
tunte II seeing these players The worre Sisters make
| their last appearance Saturday next
THEATRICAL NOTES
The Broadway Theater is to be opened for the FAIL
and Winter tie goth Of August series oil STARS
is to be presented throughout the season
Mr. W s Andrews has made very papabe hit a. the
Winter Garden by his performance Of G'shby "Ss ID the
musical farce Jenny Lind The performance i'deei'u'y
comic and quaint aud shows genuine hamor
Mr. Brougham is playing in ''Pooahontss al th''
house; but viii appear Monday next IN MS now piss
here at any rate-of '0DonnelIs Mission
'Shamus o Irion" is running smoothly along at Waaoks
and doubtless will hold the stage during tie rest OF the
Aif walick It'll among the White Mountains
but will city about three weeks hence TO com
Irence preparations for the Fall 'eason
M Lamb has succeeded Mr Marx smith IN the part OF
Mag-rs Saoro in the IceWitch" At the Olympic This
singular amusing aud usrou. spectacle bids fair to have
long run
There will be matinee in The Old BOwery Saturday.
The Nicoo Troupe performing here to good houses
colored trsgodian has made his appearance IN
Englandnn aspran share tho distinction hitherto borne
by NJ Ira Eilrdse The name Of the new ool"red actor "
Samuel Morgan smith le formerly barber 10 Plila'
depbs GTayeend Englasi was the place u BIS appear
anee on the stage and bis performances Of Oihelo Richard
ILL., AMI other prominent characters In tragedy are much
commended by English provincial papers One London paper
says that big greatest success thu far las been achieved In
Shyl0Ck
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EASTERN VIRGINIA.

SEVERE STORM At yORFOLK-ATPAIRS 1T GoSPoRT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ToRIREss MONROE. Tuesday, Aug. :, 1856.
4 severe storm commenced here on Saturday after
noon and visited Norfolk and Portsmouth, sweeping down
trees fences. 0uthOuses and doing other damage Inc corn
on the various farms the vicinity seriously injured or
destroyed q,
Contracts have been entered into TO repair the stone wa"
surrounding United States Naval Hospital on the Ports
mouth side Of the Elizabeth River.
Affairs the Gosport Navy ard are rapidly assuming
like appearance. Shponer and cauKer making
suitable alterations the Receiving ship NeSH3mIshife
preparatory TO her employment
Workmen are also about resuming work the famous
Onay Wal the picket boat used by Lieut. Cushing Whon she
sunk the Rebel ram Albemafls. She will be AnnGpO
his when repaired for the Of the Naval School.
the Inst Of pardons granted by the President are the
names of the following: A. f. Leonard q. Hall and james
H. johnson all OF Norfolk j. h Cook Edward ne arnes C.
w Nurdagh and William II. Wilson. all Of Portsmouth.
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LOT fsIaN "A.

EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGisLATrRE-rnt MILITARY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TIE LIVES.
Nfw-oRLr ,vs. Wednesday. August r i-G..
The steamer KcnsinSon, hence TO New S
hard aground on the bar
The Board Of Levee ComusioneTs have passed iesou-
ton requesng the Governor 70 the Legislature In
extra session for the purpose making appropriation for
reconsiructng the lerecs
The Military Commission sl in session investigating The
causes Of the Their proceedings have hot been
divulged.
Cotton Sales to day $50 bales 32a3c of hddling.
Receipts. ia bales. Cold. 80.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS DELEGATION - THE Pull
uILpHA CoNyENuoNA meeting was Led last evening q
the corner Of East Broadway and Pkest elect De-
from The With Congressional District SewYork 20 the %
de.phia Convention for the purpose Of iep-eelng TIE MGR
ests OF the soldiers and sailors On motion q Col c. j. Me-
Donald seconded by Capt G0udng tie CHAR was aAen ~
Major c. w Warner. and Air Charles q ~ nck was rp-
pointed Secretary Tie Chairman stated that me object e
The meeting was to nominate del Gates and lie alter afs
the Philadelphia Convention on the t ns the ino'sf
the soldiers and sailors on notion Coz McDolad ana 9er
Warner unanimously elected de gates, ana Capt '
Eier and Capt GOudilg alternaes. Tie meeting ie' a-
iOlrLeL.
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
THE NEW-YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
rVHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for AUGUST :.
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rnE " y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this wesl contain, te ~
LEADING ARrlcLE.-ron State Convention: The Nssors.
Mder,-My Policy Congress aud Il. Pay Tae Suffrage
,,arr Nsiio"s Debt he london Reform Demonssc 10.
Bal, Of Peace William Lloyd Garrison TIE Cn'osed h'e'Ai
hI EDl4on rsI'gS. ogF; .,.o..,,.
soais NS@.York i.a,h Report. rdlr
states, snsand c,uada The wsr in Europe The A'
Nrw PusIIcArroSs-Feis Holt, the R.deaA Novel 1ls Ger
sna shame Of tn.land: vi'Sa, Novels %''sv.
ART Our Special s III
the rre'dens japanese Deu'i Mechanic Gh'' IN tie 1'
Tar TO cOLoR,DO-s,om Our Special cOrs,pOrdert f,rt
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Minerals AND M,xE. ov rax FAR wasr-Fom oa spsdod'
REcoSrGroroS-FIom Or Special corre.posient Arc''''
SPEECH Of Gen b. Butler lie Demands Impartial suffrage
fHrcTcS SrSrIIesscs-from Oregon Tss. and Kenlsei,
Of che ga a tSI,he, Ds's o. sss
uon Mem Important Dipaehes Gen Sheridan fi' D''
the Massacre 70 have been Preconceted.
THs PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. ~, ..,.,
tiOOoOoO A Flee Museum
las cSoP,-Report. from al Parts Of the County.
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FIRES.
CAIRO. ILL.

CAIRO, Aug. 9.-The tinware store OF {. flender'
son aud the Queenswarc Of j. S Swaiue No. Ohio
eyee was burned morning and the contents totally
DESTROYED The building owned by William Barker. and
insured for 900 in Eastern Offices The stock was insured
for $1,000 in Eastern Offices The billiard salOon AID
restaurant Of L. Winters and clothing store Of p Neh ad
Joining were also considerably damaged. They folly IN
tured. Total loss upward Of sjO0O
STEAMBOAT BURNED.
CIXCIYNATI, August 9.-The steamer Bostonia
caught FIRE last night Just below Marysye KY and burned
the edge Nearly all the passengers ADD crew were
saved; one only is missing. Two were badly burned
The loss Of freight is heavy The steamer was
nearly and valued at sOOOOl Insured iOr sO1V 1he
orig.n Of .he fire IS unknown.
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Release of a Feninn.

Gen Michael Gleeson late Of the United states
Arrcv was released from MOunoy Prison, Dublin on me
m where he had been confined since the suspension Of the
Habcas Corpus Act Fenian The General having per
cfcd his rccognzance released on condition OF al once
proceeding 10 America Liberty had been repeatedly offered
Tim the conditions but he invariably reiased 10 e9'
companions IN captivity until bis health oTohe dQ"h auI ~
lccame question If fe aud DEATH Capt Gleeson, his
brother st. remained Mountjoy Prison Gen. Gieeson s
native Of the County Ippera and from the RANKS IN
the United States army during the late civil war TO the posi-
lion Of 81 gao General owing TO his extraordinary bravery
lie powerful man nearly seven ee' IN LsA ana strongly
built lD proportion.
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TURKEY.
NVn.payweg, Of D;rideud on National Debt

PARIS. July 25-E7ening-The Paris journals
r,n ambassadors in that capital have complained OF the
no1avmont by The # the July hayeary dividend Of
ptecs should be- given for of the IN Oetober
me Tuksh ministry maintained they bad the right TO expect
such guarantees difference Of opinion was SAID u prevail
10 nd Cabinet aud change OF ministry is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
TIE PACIFIC COAST.
Army Supplies for the Department Of the Pa
ciGc-Mining Shares.

sAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday, August :. is6t.
The Subsistence Department of the Pacific has ac-
eepted tenders army supplies day the principle items Of
which 600 pounds four city brands at a. fsi ll6o
pounds Rio coffee s22 5O $4,000 pounds Sandwich Island
sugar al e. Ie sacks wheat received tho past week
Mining shares show frmnes but transactions are light In
peral s9 Beeher si7 Savage tlO As Legal ender Hi
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Gen. Sheridan's Dispatch TO be Given
TO the Public.
Progress OF the Investigation.
Falsity Of the Rebel Official Report
Rebel Fears of the Result Of the Military
Investigation.
Gen. sheridan. Dispatch TO Gen. Grant.

Special Dispatch TO the ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Thursday. August . 1906
The dispatch Of Gen. Sheridan Of August purporing
TO have been given in full in The " J. Times oil
August g. will be given TO the Associated Press tomorrow
complete as received at Headquarters The other dis
patches will not be published their substance as gwen
admitting Of 10 doubts Of their correctness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

.fy lsee'lnlI
TIE CHOLERA ~ CiSClNSArI
CfycIyyATT. Aug. 9.--lhcre were y deaths from
cholera yesterday total Of ol deaths bad occurred np 10
the eth inst.
CHOLERA N NEW -oRLRAN>.
NEw-ORLEAyS, Aug. Prom a. M yesterday
to to-day there Is cholera deaths IN this eii!'
CHOLERA ~ PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 9.-Ihe cholera IS aOaiihg'
Only four reported today and no deaths Two
cases reported yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-10
MOROCCO.
Refusal TO Admit vessels irons spain.

GIBRALTAR. July 20.-The Morocco Board OF
Health s refused 10 admit from Spain into Morocco
ports The GcOutcntcd tribe who took up trms against the
Coycrnos o: MaIasan has dispersed though sH dissatisfied