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New York market.

.tfe .E sErs NEW YORK aug. s.
Cotton without decided change at $50 for
middling. Flour very dull and t092jc lower;
50 7098 10 for extra state; 500 so for extra
round hoop Ohio, and % 6l5ll 50 for tFafe
brands, closing heavy! Whisky dun and
nominal. Wheat receipts II sal bus, market
dull and 293o lower on common descriptIons:
sales 400 bus new No. I Milwaukee at S2 orr:
400 bus new amber North Carolina, the INST
parcel received in fiye years at g 50. Rye
receipts $3.50 bus, market dull: sales 1000 bus
western at T99Sc. Corn receipts 2l2,275 bus,
market 10 lower with q fair demand for ex-
port and home use; sales at T79T8c for inferior
ana 1a9Sge for shipping mixed western. Oats
receipts 1Ss4A bus, market moro active in
P s Ior export at lc decline; sales 5000 bus
az 4U.4 44c for Chicago; HALO for Milwaukee,
and 60955o for Iowa, Wool market rafhef
easier with sales of 728 500 pounds at 5Oa65c
Ssc 1S 0Ilest1c neece Petroleum steady at 259
FoEk heavy and unsettleda at SSI 25@8l so for.
neW mes, closing at S3I 81, regular; 80 5O9
Sgyg Old do, and $N@e7 70 for prime; also 1850
Dds new mess for September and OcfoteF
sellers option, at $50 IS. Beef steady at pre-
vtous prices. Beef Hams nominal. Ont
Meats firm at l59l61<c for shouideTs, and isS
&c Tor mans. Bacon dull. Lard hrm at 49,
@2lc. Butter dull at 206188c for Ohio and
A@4Oc Tor State. Cheese dull at 69lgc.
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spirit OF the s.oeI. Market.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 4

49,, NEW 1OhRB aug. 4
line Posts money article says:
Ine gold market declined 10 this morning
understanding coin iE scarce, for deliveFS''
loans being made Mt l-3293-6l in favor or the
lenaer. Money continues superabundnnt
ilnu STOCK exchange loans are ReneFnll VIn0de
~ PERCENT. No change in discounts The
SOCK market opened steady and rather dnIi:
government securities were frmer. At M
p Si ~. the quotatio were: New York Central
central 1lO14; Illinois Central 1921
1ne SommeFclRl's money article Rays.
49, me reaction of the stock markell Continues
Inere 10 a disposition among the ra0nIar an
orators 70 sell and realize profits and for the
moment this tendency prevails over the In
cllnauon 70 buy. The railroad list WINS gem
efnIIy, 14(9H per cent. lower. Money Is VeFv
snunuant: The general rate with banks q
o per cent but heavy sums are loaned at
per cent. Discounts are quiet al $685. per
cent Foreign exchange Nominal az i07fS
lUo lor 60 days bankers sterling. THE EH-
Lope9n steamers to-day take ont SI0g mn:
Io1L amount shipped for the week 1924 IN.
40 dspatehes have been received this morn
ing by the Atlantic cable. II was TepoTted
ihte yesterday that firm in Exchange nlane
tI5e reserved London dispatch reporting
Ine cohcluston of peace; a reduction Of nc
banR OF England rate to per cent: an ndi-
vance OF mlddling upland to I5d and 5.26s
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Weekly Review OF tho New York
Wholesale Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.
a.. FLoUR-Has been fairly active and in part
ted somewhnt and family brands have i'm
proved. The stock is much reduced and is at
ptesenI very light. Low Hour has been taken
t ~ extent for shipping and Is less plenty
We quote extra State at 81 O099 so. he iatteer
5hte ior tamilyi shipping Ohio s. 80 to 81 a.
st Louis extras $40 10 Sl4 50. ~
,,,SS,ta IT Inns nuetuated rapidly. The de-
cointnon and Inferior qualities have 6eefl
very dlmcult to sell: choice oualIfies cioSeFj
1eLLeE9hd there fair demand for mIddIinQ
S New Mneat OF very excellent qualify g az
ElWng tnS week. The extreme prices insiSfel
On nus checked business and prices are rather.
1NggMe[. a handsome lot of new amber, from
NoLtn carolina, the INST receiVed In dYe
years, was disposed of at e IS. Afine sanple
W. ~ e4nlblted nom Tennessee; it Is held st
= ~ ~ the close new was heavy at 81 7592 50
IoE amber Jersey and Southern,
CoRH--Under very large receIptg an ad-
vance IN fretghta and a decline in gold, mas
laHeu nom 3 TO cents buShel. This e a
LenlaL6aole decline and Is owing In a neas-
ing exchanges,
oATs3Have been nicely offered and have
deellned TO cents buShel. At the Fe(iuc-
mAnd for western. We quote 6eafAd oafs sSt
40c 70 425 tnif 43c to 40; good Apc 10 0. TeTaav
dOG 10 Clio; Iowa In bulk 50c; Stats6ac 70 &c.
HOHR-Ihe market has been moierateIv
active. Thedemand has been chIefiV forco1I-
sum plon: operators ahoW less confidence md
nave bought less freely for future CieliVeFv
e hsT ~ sadsS o. hog e. Che west early
9z5 1or mess pork delivered here TlifR ms
Ss Aetteo depressing influence ON this mar.
BACON AND our ME- Ts-A,rs a., ,1a,,o,,,
pIT lne stock Is almost entirely exhaFistad 2
=. H y! almost nominal and buEInegs
y sst eontIaband. We hear occasional
OF SAFES as low as 81 60, OF course Neither INV
q > OF Sellers ara made public.
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A NEW PmLow.-An especial good
office has been rendered the sick by
the Crown Princess of Prussia (Queen
Victories eldest daughter) suggesting
a new kind of pillow to lay the Wound
ed upon. Very small bits of paper,
torn SO as to offer uneven sides, are put
into linen case, and this again into a
covering of thin leather. This simple
and inexpensive. invention, which Is
said to be cooler than any ordinary
pillow, hasemploye thousands of little
hands in Prussian schools and families,
tear up enough OF the tiny shreds to
make one cushion.
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CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 4.-The U. s..
Emigration Company met in this city
for Organization. The company was
chartered at the last session of the
Legislature. 1t is the intention of this
company to establish agencies in the
large American cities and on the conti-
nent of Europe. Hon. Edmund Burke
was elected Chairman, Hon. David
Cross Secretary, and Daniel Needham,
Edmund Burke and David Gross, a
committee of organization. Daniel
Needham was appointed Corresponding
Secretary, with Headquarters at Boston.
This company has full power to buy
and sell lands, furnish supplies for em-
igrants, and to do a general business in
connection Herewith, and will proceed
to business at once.
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A CORRESPONDENT at Newport de-
scribes character thus:-Hei is shrewd,
intelligent, observant of men and
things, fond of his species, and quite a
power among his mates. He shutters
when talking, and is responsible for
the following story on himself: When
in Paris, some years since, he went into
a bird store to purchase a parrot, Ac-
costing the attendant, n grnff, burly old
chap, in wig and tights, he said
"M-m-my friends w-W-want to g-get
a parrot" Here is one, sir" replied
the salesman-"a regular beauty"
"B.b-but w-w-want w-w-wone that
ocean talk. ocean this w w-wone
t-t-talk ~ "Talki rather guess he
can. If he couldn't talk better than
you can, I'd cut his id head or"
Mr.. - bought the parrot, and gener-
ously distributed photographs or the
bird among his friends.
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PIttsburrIl on lIarItet.

PTTTsBUR9Hs aug 4.
There is no Grade on the market at pres
ent, The arrivals per river are light, with a
slim prospect OF an increase for some time to
come: Holders are firm In their views at lie,
parcels returned, and l96, packages included.
we note sale Of 126 barrels on the wharf at
nc, barrels included. Reports from OIL City
9note crude at 81 90 per barrel. There Is but
NJ refined In bond Offering. and redneEs do
Wequote sales OF 500 barrels for Septemiber at
&c, and 500 barrels for December at &c. The
quotations are, for August, 42a42I<c; Septem-
Der, 4S94S1Sc; October, 4ic; NoVember, &c:
December, 46c. Free oil Is quiet; small sales
are being made at 52954c, according to crawl.
ty. ReSiduum and NRpthR ara dull.
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LBy Telegraph1
Statement or tbe PnhI,c noh,

=
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
The following statement of the public debt
OF o., the United States on the LIST day OF AuSust.
1865, is published:
Debt bearing coin interest, per cent bonds
Si iSotS ,lO0; 6per cent bonds OF 1857 and 1883
SdS SO 59l 50; per cent bonds Of 1881, S2Ss7s1I
~ Ivy Per cent SD bonds. I282a85d. Totai.
81 242 82S Al so. Debt bearing CURRENCY inter,
SS s, Per cent bonds, S8,0l2, 200; temporary
loan, Sis, 685s 469 o.. Three years comIoound
interest inter, notes 90; three year 7-S0
National debt not presented Tor paYment.
S4.3IO,160 81 Debt bearing no interest u. s.
notes 500, S8l ,T28. Fractional currency. S26..
SS government certificates Of deposit,
1y5 IS0: Total s4i3, AS, 048 81. Total debt
s2;IIg 4l6, COS 80. Amount In treasury. Coin
S9 ~ ~ ~ ~ a: Currency, Sz5 400 OIL Total,
SLSI, SlI $50 81. Amount OF debt less cash m
"a treasury, s26sS 099 278 49, Debt less cash
N tne treasury on August lst 1885. So 25S :
rs 50. Debt less cash in the tfe1snTv ~,
august lst, 1885, 1883 O99.278 So. Reduction.
The foregoing is a correct statement of the
Public debt as appears nom the books and
Ii ~ returns to the department on HE
LIST day of August, 1886. q - ''-S
VSlsnedD HUGH MCCULLocH,
Secretary of the Treasury
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AVVomnn,s Love.-A Remarkable Case.
Eh,,,,i The In Crane E,..,,,hI,.,,,, -.


Oneof the strongest as we'll as one
ofthe most remarkable cases of wo.
mans devotion, has lately come to our
ears that we have ever known. A
young man who was engaged to be mar
ried to a young lady of good family in
Dubuque, was some time since sent to
the Penitentiary for stealing. The lady
was the only person who appeared to
have any interest in his release, and
''single handed and alone" she did eve
rything in her power to have him par
doned.
For a long time her efforts were of no
avail, but finally she wrote to Governor
Stone that her all depended upon the
release of the young man-that She was
engaged to be married to him, and
that UNFORTUNATELY she was in such a
condition that unless she was allowed
to marry him, herself and family would
be disgraced." By this ruse She sue
ceeded in accomplishing the desired
end. Under these circumstances the
Governor instructed the Warden to let
the young man ego free" provided the
young lady would marry him before
leaving the Penitentiary, which abe
did. One of the last boats up the river
brought the young couple home to Du-
buque.
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LOUISVILLE, August 5.-The Hobson
and Duval parties, respectively, held
large meetings last night. The former
was addressed by Gov. Bramlette, Col.
Bnstal and Gen. Whitaker; the latter
by Vallandigh Pughi and Dennis.
Mention of the names of Lee and john
son, at the Duval meeting elected great
Sherman were received with Misses by
prominent men. Each party Is making
active preparations for the election to-
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THE IRON Crown OF LoMRARDY.-It
Is asked what Austria intends to do
with the iron crown of Lombardy, II
she intends to preserve that historical
relic, now that the plains of Italy have
slipped from her grasp9 The crown, in
IA, was received by Charlemagne from
Pope Adrian I. In 1852 IL was carried
back to Rome, where it did duty at the
coronation OF Frederick ", and in
1880 Charles v placed IL on his head at
Bologna. In May, 1906, another con-
queror seized upon 1t at Milan. At
present IL is In the hands of the Aus
TRANS, who sent It to Vienna when war
was declared in 1859.
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GhIenro mnrnnn

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.
Flour-sales at SzOOSSO 90 for spring extras
Wheat q 1922 90 for No. l, 9Oc for, Mob Corn
l. AND Boss 8 nr No 6ats dni al ? se sG at 30
214o for No. ] and 2S92t4<c for No. 9. High
Wines dull at g 2S92 233S free and 81 25K In
bond. Mess Pork So O09S2 so. Fretghts ac-
tive and declined l92c. Receipts to-day. ], 200
bbls Hour, 1900 bush. wheat, 10000 bush.
corn, 1900 bush. oats. Shipments-25 900 bbIs
hour, 5000 bush. wheat; $4,000 bush. corn.
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Railroad Accident.

NEW York, Aug. IA dispatch to
the World, dated Rutland, VT, says :
An accident occurred on the r. q w.
Railroad, near Granville, N. a., to-day
by, which the third New York Express
train, which left here at 1910 p. NJ, and
two passenger cars were thrown from
the tTaekm oSI1s, Of them oiled with pas
iment, and injuring six passengers-
some of them seriously. The conduc-
to and brakeman were also injured,
though not seriously. The wreck has
been removed and the road is now
clear.
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To Jvo. MoDgrFy. ReehesIer n. =. !
National Union state Convention.
EiEht Win Indlans.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.-The Nation
al Union State Convention assem-
bled yesterday and adoped reso-
lutions endorsing the policy of Presi-
dent johnson and his Cabinet, and APP
proving the call for the National Con-
Vention at Philadelphia, to which the
following delegates were elected: LIST
district, Hon. Cornelius Cole and Mont
gomery Blair; I'd district, J.. w. Wilson,
J. n. Riley; Sd district, j. w. Simon
ton, Jacob Plese. Delegates at large:
J. r. Doolittle, Robert j. Walker, John
A. Dix and Gen. Slocum.
A Victoria dispatch of yesterday says
bill was passed uniting the colonies of
Van Couvers's Island and British Co
lumbia. ~
A telegram from Los Angeles says /;
a special messenger has Just arrived
with dispatches from James r. Har-
denburg, commanding at Omaha City,
who says he had a desperate fight with
the Indians on the 10Th, in which three
men of his command were killed, and l
wounded. Thirty-six Indians were
engaged in the fight. Their loss was
unknown. The number of soldiers is
not stated.
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COMMERCIAL AND FIEANCTAI,,


NEw YORK. Aug. 4.
e &c; Pepperell r 22c.
Bleached Shlrtings-Iames AIIlIs Q0I<c.
LonsdHle, 3SCS Newmarket A 22ISO.
Prints-GaFner & Co. 201Scs American lpc.
LONDON Moufning lI11Sc; Wamsutta l51fc.
Hoop SkiFts-BFadleyls Duplex Elliptic $40
@Sl 0j; Empress Trail, 81 Is: Meyers Xfs.
'l14-ineh tapes, 48976cs 8-inch tapes 6Scal ri
Shirts-J. w. l.. Standard Dress, No. Is Sl8:
j. w. L. Standard Dress, No. 40, 81.
Ilcks-Pearl River Sc; Blackstone 2Sc.
STtpeS-Arasapha 4CS Albany 14c.
Denims-York SOC; Boston Manufacturing
ComDanY 2T1EO. s..ss
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pursuance of the cali which has been
published in the city papers, a large
representation of citizens assembled in
Norfolk last evening, for the purpose OF
taking action in regard to the appoint
ment of delegates to the District Con-
vention to be held at Petersburg on the
sth inst. A series of resolutions were
National Union Convention to be- held
in Philadelphia, and advising as the in
terest and duty of the people of Vir-
ginia to send as delegates, their ablest,
wisest and most discreet men, who fully
understand, and will honestly reflect
their sentiments and feelings upon the
important questions which will claim
the attention of said Convention.
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NEW OHIs ANS, Aug. 5.-Dr. Ostar
and Rev. Morton were the ofdciating
ministers at the late convention.
This evening the sTexas delegatiOn,
headed by Hon. David Burnett, Presiz
dent, left for Philadelphia.
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Investigation of the New Orleans
Mnssncre.

NEW York, Aug. "A Tribune
special from Washington says: Attor-
ney General Heron, who was an Off
Ger in the rebel service, virtually ranks
General Sheridan, as by the order of
the President, the military are subject to
the call and disposition of the civil au-
thorities. Rumor here tonight says
General Sheridan will resign on ac-
count of the Presidents conduct in
this affair, and the embarrassing posi-
ton loyal officers are placed in.
The Tribune's New Orleans special
of the I'd inst, says: The military COM
mission appointed to investigate the
massacre of Union men, took DIR.
Doesti's deposition to-day. The Hon.
John Henderson, and Rev. Mr.. Horton
We're too weak to give evidence. The
Rev. Mr.. jackson, the Hon. Oscar
Paynott, the Hon. e. Dupaty and the
Hon. Geo. Howe are among the dam
gerously wounded not heretofore re-
ported. Governor Hahn and the Hon.
S. s. Fish were badly wounded, but
will recover. I saw them to-day in
the hospital. The grand jury have in
dicted the members of the Convention,
and those of them able to be dragged
out were re-arrested. General Baird
ordered stay of proceedings, but the
President telegraphed him emphat-
ically not to interfere.
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avtoIEsare ayati0us.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

TusF OPENED AND FOR SALE foR-
81 eiRn goods mostly Of direct importation,
bought at "a very low rate for gOldJ
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A cRoOKED RIvER. Speaking Of the


Rio Grande, recent writer says:
"Imagine four of the crookediest
things in the world, then Imagine four
more twice as crooked, and fancy to
yourself large river three times as
crooked as all these put together, and
you have faint idea of the crooked
disposition OF this crooked river. There
is no draft in 1t, from the fact that It is
SO crooked that timber can't find its
way far enough down to lodge two
sticks together; but few snakes, be-
cause 1t is not straight enough to swim
in, and the fish are In the whirlpoOls in
the bends, because they can't find their
way out. Birds frequently attempt to
fly across the river and light ON the side
they started FROM being deceived by
the different crooks! Indeed, Won NAV
be deceived when yon think you are
across 1t; and some Of the boys say II Is
SO twisting, there is but one side 10 Il. |"
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Rnaalo marllef-

BUFFALO, AuRnst z
FIour quiet; extra state % 6O9975; white
S,5 q wheat st. Louis, SO; amber western
FL oO9l2 %, and white western fl2 O0913 so.
w neat held at 81 So for MOL Milwaukee per
y o9at !oed, and 81 80 per car load. Corn, sales
l4ts a. II. OF 65 COO bus at $50 for No. and
de3Sc for No. 2; and this r. d. Is, go bus No. 1
at &C. Oats dull; Chicago No. held at 306
lfdos Rice nominal. Barley and rye inactive
and nominal, Pork So. Lard 211E02ic-
Whisky nominal. Canal FFeightS 10 New
York Ciofn 10 oats S1H9Rc.
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1000 doz. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents ladies'and childfen's wear
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lEoymensInE Hail Destroyed by Fire

PHnApEE:hPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE old
IMoymensihg Hail in Christian street
below 10th, which was used by the Gov
eminent during the war as a hospital,
and which was recently taken posses
sion of by the board of health for
cholera purposes, was set on fire at 8
O'Clock this morning. The adjacent
wooden structures as well as the lower
portion of the hall, were destroyed. An
Indignation meeting of the residents in
the: Vicinity was held yesterday after
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1000 dog. gauntlets. gioyeS half gauntiets
thread, SILK and aux wOrssed, in desirable
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toaT 6BSIisS9s sspgsso a atasr P5 e
civilian +. johnson, spurning his
for Collector of this port,
roundly abusing the President and his
cabinet. The explanation of this is,
that It fell into the hands of radical
Union man by the same name, and he
could not forego thfs opportunity of
expressing his views. Az az
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Tole,,oMorLot
ToLEDo. Aug 4.

TOLEDO. Aug. I.
Flour quiet. Wheat fIrmer; common 20
peter sales amber Michigan, new crop, So 50;
do crop OF as, % 1902 u; crop OF '6{, s. Sol
and white Michigan, crop OF IS, Sc 10. Corn
unchanged; sales No. mixed at csc; do vel
low 68S967c. Oats steady. RyeuuIet. Lake
freights nominal, corn 4c to B1halO.
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San FraneIaeo lInrIket.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4.
The Tobacco market shows moro action
since the passage OF the new tariff act; sales
OF 10000 Conch and Regina cigars at $50
q thousand General markets are dull,
extra at S. IS per Dbl. sales or 700 sacks
choice milling wheat at 81 IS q 100 ms.
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RIcmIoND, August 4.-ColoneI John
Rutherford, who presided at the recent
meeting of the State Central Conven-
ton, died suddenly last night, at an adj
yanced age. he was for several years
Lieutenant Governor of Virginia,
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3..The State
Supreme Court has decided the case of
House against the city in favor of the
city, which settles the last six city cases.
The points of decision are that money
must come lawfully into the treasury
and that the city must draw it law
fully.
The exports of merchandise for the
past six months show decrease of over
5000, 900 from those of the correspond
ing months last year, during which
the exports of treasure were one mil
lion dollars greater. The clearances
during the first seven months of the
present year were 20 more than during
The same period last year.
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OsWego marILet,

OsWR9os Aug.4
Flour steady at g 50 for No. 1 sorir,n. s1Ifa
II 50 for red winter, so for white 40, $Isaf4
for Xxx. Wheat quiet and nominnlly lower.
1al freishts dun; corn s9s1zc, rye l0c to New
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SECOND DIsPATCH,

New York, August 4.-Twenty-two
cases and ten deaths from cholera inthe
city, and forty-seven cases and ten
deaths in Brooklyn are reported to-day.
twenty-five of the Brooklyn cases oc-
CURED in the penitentiary.
The total number of deaths in New
York for the week ending to-day, were
799, a large increase over those for the
same week last year.
The post surgeon at Atlanta, Ca, in
forms the health officer that parties
there are shipping infected rags North.
New YoRK, Sunday, August o.
There were IS cases of cholera and 10
deaths in this city yesterday. The
mortality of the week from the city and
the adjacent Islands were 200. Thirty
eight new cases of cholera in BROOKLYN
occurred on Friday in the penitentiary
there. Measures are being taken to
keepit under control in public institu-
tons. The usual number on Cover
nor's leland. No new cases on David's
Island.
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GALVESTON, Texas. Aug. 4.-KyIe g.
Terry, proprietors of the Oakland Plan
tation, Oyster creek, have sent the first
bales of cotton to Galveston, classes
as strick middling, received 40 cents in
specie and a premium of silver pitch
ef from a. Lassmnr 81 Co. . fttIt
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NEW YoRK, August by a decision
of Judge McCann, the Health officers
are not to be interfered with in re-
moving the fat melting establishments
located inside the city limits.
The French gunboat IA Megre arrived
at this port. She reports having left the
United States Steamers O. O. Seymour,
Desota, Florida and Mecanico at st.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-Albert i.
Shoemaker to-day entered upon his du-
ties as Collector of the First Internal
Revenue District, inplace of Col. w. III.
Tygert, removed.