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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-22
FREDERICK HALL, LOUISA CorsTr, Va, }


Gentlemen,-Yourve very kind communication OF the
9th of the present month Is received. ! thank you
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation of my
deceased broth err DIR. T oennolds ofstaunton, as
physician. am free 10 state that 1t would give me
great to besow upon the people OF this
country at least, without remuneration, so great
benefit az the recipe for the Rennolds HespAtic
Pills, which are acknowledged to be by you and
many others In fact, 1t was my original intention
to publish it to the world gratuitously but when
take into consideration that the late war has lett
me and my family, consisting OF my wife and three
Young children, In u comparatively destitute con.
diton and beside being far advanced In life, feel
that IL is duty owe to myself and family TO reap
some pecuniary benefit from this recipe. hope At
some future day to be able to bestow 1t as gin
every one. ~,
| shaft take steps very soon to have the pills
manufactured on a large scale, and hope, through
the influence of your recommendations and the
merit of the pill 10 be able to place them In
the reach OF every one These pills cannot be sold
as cheap as pills generally are. on account oil
the cost Of the material OF which they are
made but when you take into consideration thas
one is q dose, and their certain and enectual ac-
ton do not think you will consider them costly
Ny brother sold them readily at hfty cents per
dozen.
WILLIAM RESSOLDS.
To be had OF all druggists and dealers In nedi'
cines everywhere. ,o n,,
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VNO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber
l. respectfully informs his friends and ne Pnonc
SION BUSlN ESs, and for that purpose mas aoWrS Evh
the eligibly located store CoRNER vi oI ovs IN ~.
NOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPoS ,po
CHANDlsE, FURNITURE, BE-. foT sale y un.,s sneuon,
and promises the same Pune,ua,i,y anu asn,sS 10
him so large \ share OF patronage whilst occupy.
ing his old stand No. 70 aain street.
swisNiw q. B. COOK, Auetioneer.
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Eu- RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AM
IEAERANCE ElMpANY

ru- RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY "a, 1855.
OFFICE coRxER oP TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK.
TAis Company is prepared to make Fire and Ma
Hne Insurance Of all kinds
II will also receive money on deposit In the
Savings Department, and allow six per cent. inte-
rest thereon, whether OF large or email sums-thus
ah"Idtng fine opportunity for persons disposed to
lay up money.
JOHN y. DAVIS. President.
JOHN +. G. POTTS, Secretary.
The Board meets for discount every WEDNES-
DAY at o'clock T. NJ jy l4-ts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATUKE EALMANAC-AVUIsTs- 80
sun sises.......... IS. % Moon sets........ 32
Sun sets. s..,,,,..... n UIcb ride ....,.. |. 30
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 81, 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia merch an
disc and passengers, w. p. Porter
steamer valley City, Snyder, New York, mer-
Steamer "e Gedfsesnhs Hill ScrfoITe fSIer os,e,,ns,.s
and passengers, J. II. Freeman.
Schooner Messenger, Holmes, Roekland, lime,
A. s. Lee.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, g. +. Watson.
Steamship Hatteras, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, 5. Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers, A. K. Tatum.
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]. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
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THE BENEFIT To-NIGuT.-We expect to
see Metropolitan Hall crowded tonight
with the beauty and fashion of the city
The occasion is one in which every true
citizen of the South must feel an interest
and is devoted to a cause in which the no.
BILE ladies of Baltimore are engaged heart
and soul. The establishment Of an asylum
for the orphans of those brave men who
lost their lives in the cause of their coun-
try is sccrtainly a philanthropic project, and
the fact that Mr.. Kunkel offers the SER
vices of his company tonight for its ad-
vancement should entitlc him to the future
support and encouragement of the people
throughout the South. The programme
will be highly attractive. Mr.. kunkel will
give specimens Of his splendid vocaliSm
IIughey Doughcrty will doubtless deliver
his sublime Grafton on the times the in
imitablc Tommy Winnett and Holly will
appear in their clog dance, and Floyd,
Pell, Purcell, and the other members OF
the company, will add their excellent per-
formanccs to the attractions Of the eve
ming. Go tonight, and don't forget to pa
tronize the Nightingales during the re-
maindcr of the week.
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CuoLERA.-It will he seen from the fol-
lowing report of the Board of Health that
no cholera now exists in the city:
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, August q, 1866,

I" II
RICHMOND, August q, 1866,
Six o'clock, p. NJ.
Sir,-No case of cholera has been re-
ported within the last twenty -four hours.
Inasmuch as the disease which was local
lied appears to have subsidized, we shall,
after to-day, cease to make daily reports.
Should it rc;ippear in our midst, you may
rely upon our making an early and candid
statement. We shall not relax in our
efforts in cleansing the city, and trust that
we shall receive the hearty cooperation of
the citizens. We would again respectfully
urge upon them the necessity of excrci-
sing prudence in their diet, especially as
regards fish, stale melons, and cabbage.
Respectfully,
+. W. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
President Board of Health.
Jt,7qe ". ". Cr,mp, Chairman Of the Sa-
nitary Committee Of the Council.
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OFFICE NArioSAL ExcHAs5s BAxk,
RICHMOND, August IL, 1853.

RIcHsoSD, August 10, lsss.
NyOTICE.-By authority OF the Comp
~ troller OF Currency the FARMERS NATIONAL
BANK OP RICHMOND and the NATION Al EA-
CHANGE BANK OF RICHMOND viii be CON.
SOLIDATED.
All persons having claims against the Farmers
National Bank will present them for payment at
the National Exchange Bank. All parties indebted
10 the Farmers National Bank Will make pay ment
Of tine same to the National Exchange BAnk
A. VANCE BROWN,
aulAfv President.
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The RowDY ELEMENT OF THE COUNTY
We have been requested by respectable
citizens of Henrico to ventiate the pro.
ceedings of certain set of low-bred peo
pie who live in the outskirts Of Richmond
(chieiiy below Rocketts), and who subsist
by robbing the gardens and watermelon
patches, and tearing down the fences of
people in the county. The nuisance has
become so intolcrable that some of the vic
tins of these criminal proceedings seri-
ously contemplate changing their places
of residence. Gardens that have been
cultivated at considerable expense and
with the utmost care are in single night
thoroughly plundered, and the result of
whole seasons labor destroyed. The County
Court has recently reGstablished its sys-
tenn of special police, but there is still
need of an armed and mounted patrol,
through the instrumentality Of which these
midnight thieves might be caught and
brought to Justice. And it would perhaps
be well for our suburban citizens to pre-
pare a private arsenal on their own pre-.
misses, station themselves as sentrics, and
shoot down the first intruder who makes
his appearance.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~-Is~~-~~w~~-~~
By Ciopton Miller,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. q Twelfth street, between Main and Franklin.
EOR SALE.-,We are authorized to
sell TWO-STORY DWELLING, situated on
IaureI street. fronting one hundred feet on said
street, and running back one hundred and sixty
,cl n"n.l ont Buildings; ali in good repair with a
we'll OF good water on the premises. As the owner
wishes 10 sell, 4 bargain can be had.
CIoPToy & MILLER,
aha Auctioneers.
HARMS FOR SALE.-I have for sale
II several FARMS on the lower James river, and
one in Mathews county, on the n orth riyer waieh
will be sold low. Apply ITO, J. u; uAnssrv
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DISSOLUTIONS.

nISSOLUTION.-T firm Of w. 3:
IL WOOD co. !. this day Dissolved by mutuai
consent w. y. WOO
August !, 1898. I. J. ROBERycoN.
O-PARTSERSHIP.-Th undersigned have en-
tered into co partnership, under th4 style Of ".
3. WOOD &CO., for the purpose OF tonducting the
business OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY and HOUSE.
KEEPING GOODS, OF which we are receiving o
large and varied assortment, and are offering at
low prices, and respectfully solgit the patronage
OF all the old customers or w. 5: WOOD and the
public generally. w. s. WOOD.
7. J. ROBERTSON,
tlate OF Theo Robertson Sons,1
W. 3. ROBERTSON.
N.B.-orders for Plumbing, 6as-htting, Gutter.
ing, Roofing, and Spouting promptly attended to.
au ls-lm
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To be had OF all druggists and dealers In medi'
cines everywhere.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietors,
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
,< SoSA - Richmond, Va.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
On DEPOSITS.
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The following is an extract OF letter from DR..
T. strbling, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunate Asylum, at staunton, to Mr..
Rennolds:
:. As an humble member Of my procession, AMI a
unite in the request that has been made 6y Others
that you totH publish II to the toorld."
Although have not had occasion to use the pills
which were prepared by the late DR.. Rennolds,
am satisfied from whatI have heard from gentle
men who have used them, that they are 4 va uable
medicine, and therefore cordially unite In the re-
quest for the publication OF the recipe.
ALEXANDER II. II. STUART,
January 8, 1885, Staunton, Va.
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JNISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
/ SHIP. The frm OF LEE COX 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent. r
A. S. LEE will settle mp the business OF the
concern. Lib IVA.
Richmond July IL, 1858.
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- uSioN BANK OF RICHMOND,
BSCRlBED CAPITAL, $500, 900

SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANl
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nISSO LUTION N.-The firm of
~ GRAVES & MOSES was dissolved on the sth
instant by mutual consent. Having sold their
entire stock to Messrs. MOORE DUKE, all per-
sons indebted to the late concern will come lof'
ward ut once and make payment, and those hold.
ing claims against the firm will present them for
settlement to T. w. GRAVES, at Moore 4 Dukes
Graves Moses old stand, who alone H. antho-
rized TO sign in liquidation. i. W. HRhSks'
au 4-ts ". a. MUSES..
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SCHOOL BLANKS
Es PiPER-ltANGINGS.

orders 10y mail will receive prompt attention.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

uttered more violent language than / have yet
heard from them
Mr.. A. f. Garrett, of Overflow rebel candidate
for Congress against W. B. Stokes, denounced the
Congress Of the United States band of infa-
nous and traitorous scoundrefs, headed by Sum
ner and Stevens. He denied that the President ID
u favor Of limiting the franchise to loyal men. or
u n iagor Of negro testimony, and said he regarded
.ne -@ leaders -@ Of the Union party in the North, as
were. NJ
Mr. Garrett said he had been to Washington. had
so9ysrsed With the leaders Of the Democratic party
10 congress and had told them they were traitors
to their faith. The resolution wili not cnrne n,
again until next Tuesday.
COMMITTEES from vTrsinia-Executfve cam-
munieatlOn. 87 Ta1ss-1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9--The committee any,ofntaS
by the Virginia Legislature have arrived here ~
communicate to the President the resolutions II
that body approving his policy with reference To-
restoration, and expressing determination to CO.
operate with him in the wise, firm and Just policy
adopted by him, with all the energy and power
they can devote to the subject Owing to the pro
longed session of the cabinet, the interview ID
fixed for tomorrow. g4 5 ass sgS4
The President to-day transmitted to the House
Of Representatives communication from the
Secretary of War and the Attorney General IN re-
ply TO resolution requesting him, If not incom-
patbe with the public interests to furnish any re-
ral, OF any Other officer Of the government, as 70
1 me grounds, facts Or accusation on which JeK.
paVis, element C.C Clay, Jr., Stephen r. Mallory,
| confinement. ~
| Keller Tor CAambersburg suRerera.
cHAABEasBuRG, PA, Feb. 9-The bill appro-
Prianng nity thousand dollars for the relief Of the
Chambersburg sufferers, passed the House last
| night. 4s55 {ss4l n IN MI
Murderers Exeeutea-Nest virsinia Capital.
WHEELING, WEST VA, Feb s-Grogan and
I'Boyce. for the murder Of Adam Dierng, were
hanged in Parkersburg to-day. The ropes broke
in the first attempt. Both again mounted he
scafold, and stronger ropes were obtained, when
they were hanged separately. III ny
A bill providing for the permanent locality Of
the capital at Buckhannon, West Virginia, passed
the House yesterday. q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

saThe editor of that pernclous sheet, Harper's
Weekly, in recent article, administering csu--
| tion to Senator Doolittle, says: I.
YThe Senator seems to forget that the war is not
over, because the rebels have laid down their
arms. The war continues until the government
declares it ended.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

DISTRESSING RUMOR.-A rumor was prevalen
IN the streets at late hour last night that the
steamer Onward, hence on Saturday night for the
warrior river, blew up yesterday near the mouth
OF that stream. No confirmation of the report
had reached the city up to the time of our going to
press The Onward left here on Saturday evening
with full load of freight and fair passenger
list, and if an accident of this kind has happened
it must necessarily entail heavy loss of life. We
trust that the report will prove unfonnded.
Mobile Tribune 18TH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

The Hartford Courant cells of an enamored man,
who took a young widow on sleigh ride, pro-
posed to her and was accepted. After which he
was so elated that he wished somebody would
ask him for the loan of few hundred dollars with
out security" and that he was never so happy in
his life,n - {
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

The latest missionary enterprise is to put rel
gous texts in bon bons instead OF sentimental mot
toes. Very candid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-16
Nru foRK, Aug. Is

NEW okKs Aug. ID.
/ The morning papers have the following dis
patches via the Atlantic Cable:
LospoS, Aug. I3.-The cholera is decreas
ing in the city.
Mr.. Bates. prominent iron master of Tun
stall, has faded. Liabilities about FIVE hun
dred thousand pounds. Half of this is secur ed
by q lien on the works of which he was thS
owner.
The Nonituer dea Sotr, aIlnding - ~
statement Of the London Times Of the sfIeel
that it discovers war>like intentions o. ths
par Of France, in the purchase OF cavairy
horses and salt peter. says the French govern
ment has FASTENED cavalry re mount because
the foreign government has bought over -,
! 00o horses in France. France has full sup
ply Of guns and powder on hand, and also, II
ease OF necessity, of saltpeter. The Aonftaer
which states these facts. goes on to show ths
specific intentions Of the Emperor
The best informed persons think to-day
18th, the treaty of alliance, which has beer
/ forwarded by Prussia to the German govern
ment, with which she is on terms Of friend
ship, has been signed by portion Of them
and that the instrument will be completed b,
+ the signature of the remainder within few
/ DAYS The preparations for the eon;empla
| ted GmneNations of new territory To 1arnssis
are progressing rapidly. committee ha.
been appointed tn Berlin to report ON fhe
! subject OF The Frankfort Levy and contribu
/ ton.
FLORENCE. IrALy, Aug. l3.-Gen Menebrs
I has leftfbe city for Germany He is to trave
( by way af Paris, and is entrusted by the Ital
ian government with mission, having 70,
object the conclusion Of peace on the basis o
aruistiee. The arrnistice commences to day
and terminates Sept 18th, with day notice
! of its intended termination to be given on
either side.
Venice is to bedeclared free. Prisoners O
war TO be exchanged between Italy and Aus
| tria.
BREsEvA, Aug. IS Gen. Garabaldi issued
an address to the Italian volunteers. He ex
i presses bis hope that they viii respect the
| conditions OF armispce. .Itis their interest IL
! conform to The order OF the Kings govern
melt. - tta.
PADuA Aug. 18.--It is aaid that commas
/ ders of the Austrian Fortress, in yesida
1 have been directed to forward to Vienna al
movable war material remaining in I'll.
! qnadrilaterial, and other places, before tn.
25th OF August. All citizens in the hands o
the police departments of Austria have beer
| discharged.
HI. PrrEaaBrso, RrssIA. Aug 13.-Mar
tisl law, which bias been prevailing for som,
time in IS districts of the Empire, has beer
abolished.
PARIS, Ang. IS.-The Constitutional say,
| while France has a right TO compensate from
/ Prussia, her true interest is not an insigni6.
cant territorial aggrandizement, but to aid re
organization of Germany for the istsrsst q
Germany and Of Europe. H
LONDON. Aug. l4.-Advices have been re
ceived from the continent indicating, tn,
probable renewal Of war between ne Prus
slams and Barvarians. for the territory o
the laGter. Great fears are entertained o
such an event.
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kEOKUK, IOWA: THURkDAY. AUGUST 10. 1850.


I. % der fse4 ana eAess vshsiently for An
drew Johnsoo. Altsr - sopplause had sub
sidsd he dispatch m rsaA = follows
| WAsnsnssoE, August Is. !
10 Ass- o. n Avaais1 sn3 the Hon. "
Z. Readea, Mslfea1 Uetea Conrentio'
fs1ssk 20 s. ~ ,hs,eas and .ncour.
eissdespsieS. n Sser 6 .idsncei is un'
I'lszrssg nd vill rsiSe - - through.
win F. restorvd. ~ fitA = sffshxken as te
the ultimate success.
IS;gned.] ANDREW JOHNSON.
Mr.. Carroll, Of New York, offered the fol.
lowing resolution, which was referred, under
the rule. to the committee on resolutions
without debate:
Resplcsd, That there il justly tas61d .
revision Of our national nsutraEtk kla6 ii -Son-
somnee within spirit offhe -, 8hede3 4nds
Of connerce, and The spiitof u hton.
and that it is the duty Of Congress 10 comply
with the public demand for such q revision.
Nj. Hys Of Illinois, offered n resolution
directing the Committee on resolutions to
repestin print and 10 supply each msAber OF
he e4nvensoS with Z copy of hS AraeSlu,ion
Ut the time OF their representation. He pro-
ceeded to discuss the resolution.
: NrsS.1Js Tildenof New York, reversed
the point Of order, that under the rule adopt
ed the resolstioa musI be- refagre4-swn1put
debate. The chsir sustained, he sipiH Of
order and declared that the resolution Was
90 referred. Mr.. Hays, Notwithstanding,
TO address the Conventsos. = He Nd NJ ax-
pect be Convention to adoH anyf reseh 6bn
Or platform endorsing his 1pisiA6ss ~ the
opinions or the Democratic party.
Mr.. Perry asked that no,hisg would be put
in the platform to which a constitutional and
Union loy,as democrat could no, subscribe
TSome cheers and Interruption. He knew
the sentiments Of the Democratic party, and
believed that If ever there was . pariotic
party in the country. Il was L. - ~
Here the Convention manifested its i'm
patience by cries of Question! '.Ques
ton =, And in another point Of order the
ielprnan dedded that there was nothing De
fore the Convention for its action. Never
theless Mr.. .Hayes hssing appealed TO the
AaDsteUs~f the ceuyea3ion = htAin explain
himself, went on saving that he had known
Of platforms being adopted in moments Of
enthusiasm, whicA we're Afterwards subjected
to severe criticism and MI ~ Aoow wished
was, that the resolutions and address which
might be reported by the Committee, would
first be printed and delivered to members.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-16

Gold closed at 1914 in New York las
night.
--Fitz Hugh Ludlow, the shashheesh eat
or" is rusticasing At Fire Island.
The death Of Lanis Martinez, the we'll
known proprietor Of Maison Doree in Ne,
York, was caused by cholera.
The Boston 7rsnscvipt suggests tha
Andrew Johnson, like Andrew Jackson, ha.
now better be styled the Hero Of New Or
leans
MIR. Doolittle has dug his own politica
grave, and his Madison speech may be con
sidered his tombstone. On it should b,
placed the familiar Latin sentence-H
.jdcef-"Here lies"
An election has been ordered for Septem
Der 18th In the Congressional district repre-
sented by the s.chivalricp Rousseau, TO FL
the vacancy caused by his resignation.
Major General Burbridge, who is now or
visit to Washington, has been openly
threatened by ex-rebel officers with assassi,
nation if he returns TO his home in Lexing
ton, Ky.
-Lightner, of Colorado, who has come &c
grieffor robbing an express company, was Z
delegate to the ''my policy convention and
was to have started for Philadelphia the day
after his arrest.
Gen. F. J. Heron was appointed q del.
a1afa fror, Nav n~ia.,.,,,Ln Dill.
Convention, but after the riots declined.
This shouldn't astonish any body 1t is i'm.
possible for herron to avoid being fshy.-
Nashville Press.
The Sandusky Register declares from
personal knowledge that General Fullerton il
unfit from his habits to be the Private Secre-
tary of the President Does the ReRstey
mean to say that Gen. fullerton is . teetotal.
Ter p Chicago 7ribsae
A new paper has been started in Lon
don, called The Stranger in London. Each
article is printed in three languages, Eng.
hsh. French and German
A COW recently died in Maine, and q
piece Of hoop skirt was found in her throat.
II is supposed that she swallowed the milk.
maid.
A letter from Toronto Canada, confirms
the statement tha, Dr. Luke p Blackburn
has established himself there in the practice
of medicine This is the indivinual Who got
up plos to send hundreds of boxes of the
clothes of yellow fever and cholera patients
for use in the great cities of the North. II
the canadians are willing 10 be doctored by
such fellow, they deserve no better
The canard about Governor Curtin of
Pennsylvania having called ont two tbousand
militia for the purpose Of gobbling up tho
rebel convention in Philadelphia is exploded.
Mayor Hoffman has vetoed the ordinance
authorizing the construction OF street railways
in New York above the streets, and on line
With the second stories of baldings. The
air castles Of the Gothamtes have vanished.
Gov. Curtin made a speech IN New York
Thursday. in which he condemned the Phila-
delphia convention. and criticised the New
Orleans riot severely. He was enthusiastic
ally applauded.
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New 0RLrAxs, August II

New ORLEANS, August IA.
Arrived ship Helen Clintoa from Boston
Cholera deaths for the last ~ hours end.
ing this morning, -. nfaT 40 4
The Times Nstamoras advices Of the
l1th says the French svacuatsdr Montsrey on
Ike Esd slt, sVsti1a thsif msnoa ~ de,
stroying ammunition. The Liberals occupied
Tampico on the 1st inst. The French are re-
dsced 10 the last extremity. nefS Is no
hope q reinfofcements. @ ~ 7
/ The Masamofas cosrespopdent Of the 74nss
y; sses Z nSssi s..os y I. s
tab Efed' their guns, destroyed their an
muaill6n, and went to relieve Moatersy, b1s
sstasnsa 70 6aA koais PotoG. Nerthsrx