Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-26
FROM NEW YORK.
The Cholera at QuaranIine-One
New Case in the Civ.

The Cholera at QuaranIine-One
New Case in the City.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Dr. Swinburne
paid visit to the hospital ship, and his
statements concerning affairs there are full
of encouragement. There were no admis-
sions to the hospital yesterday, and NO
deaths. DIR. Swinburne states that there is
not now single case of cholera in the bay
All those on board the hospital ships who
are sick have recovered from all symptoms
OF the cholera, and are only detained in the
hospital by lingering fever that often
follows the disease. 1t Is a remarkable
fact, that since the separation of the Ger
man and Irish emigrants on board the
steamer Union, period of over twenty
two days, there has not been single case
of cholera on board that vessel. The Ger
man passengers were transferred to the
Portsmouth, and will remain there for a
few days yet; but the passengers, about one
hundred and fifty, in chief English and
Irish, who were retained on board the
Union, will be brought up this morning to
Castle Garden, and the steamer herself will
be up in day or two. There have been
altogether fifty eight cases received in the
hospital ship from the steamer Union.
Another case of cholera was reported at
the office of the Board of Health yesterday.
It was that of woman by the name OF
Margaret McCarty, r. siding In west 42d
street. She had been i'll five days, and died
yesterday morning, as the attending ply
scian said, of aggravated cholera mOrbus.
Fenian Meeting-SPeech by James
stephens.
About $4,000 Fenians assembled outside
of Jones' wood yesterday and listened to a
long speech from the chief organizer,
Iopnao StapIanc Tho nrraat;nc. ho sooos,,od
was very enthusiastic, and his remarks
were listened to with considerable atten-
tion. He concluded with the assurance
that before the close of the present year the
sunburst should be unfurled in Ireland.
Financial.
The Commercials money article saws -
Wall street exhibits rather more activity.
The foreign news was looked for " ith much
interest by the spectators in gold, as like
ly to bring lower quotations for 5-20's, but
the failure uf this expectation has some
what shocked the upward tendency OF the
premium. The rate of interests OF bor-
rowed gold is 1-32@l-l6 per centum per
day. ........ ..-. ~.
Foreign exchange is decidedly flrmer.-
The leading drawers gre indisposed to sell
at the low rates. Wequote 100 for Is DAYS
sterling bills, and 11014 for sight. THERE'S,
however, a. supply OF secondhand bills,
which are offered at much lower rates.
Good bankers go days sterling Is offered
at 107@l0724, and sight at 109@l09A.
Money continues very abundant. Some
of the banks are refusing to lend atcurrent
low rates, but without checking the declin-
ing tendency. The rate to prime borrow
ers on call is 4 per ceni. In any good seeuri-
ties, thought light proportion of the
business is still done at 8 per cent. Dis
counts are quiet at soy per cent, with
more transactions at the lower rates. Gov
ernments are quiet. There are no indica-
tions Of 6-20's having been returned by the
steamers last arrived.
Stock speculation Is quiet but exhibits
symptoms OF Improvement. Erie is again
a fraction lower, having sold at the board
at 5724.