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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21
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Cleared.
steamship Livirss.oa, Baker saysnnsh-iira ssion,
steamship sasso sherman, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL
s,caru nip soader lockwood. chsri,saa-Liyinrsoo,
s,ssashlp surAaL PeasisE Wilmington. Hc-Arihur
sisSr.hlp rl ca hobart Nswbsrn. yc-c Goosspssa
Steamship Nsry sanford. kulaif Besson-w Y Civaa.
Steamship Theta, walker Bosssn-Nep,gne steamship
Ship cosunsul Massy, ABtwsrp- rHi.n Navigation 60.
sSIss 4;ssss iarn issas' E;ss.sss- Rss.y 49,
nars Anita fsslsra titsi' Trsdistl, LssSorn-f Der.
BsiE Tsms. T,ry lBr,. yalonsy. ospos-Brc,, son
= 6srt Rrousrs ,nrsml iactlns no Jsuelro-E raren.
nsrs kase, R.mmlarion, g,vannah-B spgy, smlsA Co.
me fhompson Or pownirg ororto-fTujiiio a
bra Patterson. rae, Lssuayrs Aaa ror,o caS,io--
Biis Nsicsif rsy,os, AsJinvsn-Hsrslani car
Brir Rrs.l.lor lrrj, Cooper Bsrnua.--Nrcon VIVA.
sTs VIZ v.s t.,ssr. s.i ssysacs
s s6T Ass,s s osapss psasos Isdssoc i aiory
sstr susie sIoat suoui IAcEsonvms-slaarsoa 4
CIV n Myers. van clear wnmiussop--ysn Bruns 4
gshr y Turner lsiloes vsvs,rn-Tbonas a Holmes
Ell . , waiib5. srih asrfss asd foTtl1oall-.s 1.
Fshr \ jayne. nuf,,n. oscrsrsswn. Dc-EL ycc,.asy
ssctr rerny fiaa Cole MaeAns-snew nehsrasan.
schf De0orab Jane baasr. Bosson-nsekss. Tooser .
srsr 1msrlss Neyao.ds gt.,ol-a sisuaAan.
steamer f4Un,e, Eentou. fhiatelthh
steamship Eass met Hsssnsi "a ls.h ~ EsvnaA
Arrived.
asanslip JevA fgn. Moods Llserr1s asvss ~ Qaesns
igss ~, aifloph vaA 'BAss AL ~ s.ssa1ssis = !
s....a.Aig EEss,sta g. Or. L,..res AZ, -
.sss si ss' p. Sud u s...sa ~ : 5s
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

IHtHsDkYl Sept WI "
AsHHs. Receipts, II btiA Tie msrke, for both pot
and pearl continued quiet bat prices unchanged
BNEarsrrfYs Receipts, 1880 bbls -FOUR 100 49,
corn mta ssis bushels whcsi So 80 DO corn, 10 73i
do. oais and ~ 800 20 taray There activity
ID the market for STATE and Western nour aud "a.
vance Of o. ios ssatlsbed, lio lses comprising
IA 600 bbis ~ gls yssad quotations annexed souih.
ern Gour wus lAs ecinsnt Al gh, advance aalsa
i,zo0 bbls 30 @lcf % Canada ncur trsEspircd, end
prices we're wholly nominal Re aour although quiet
ruled hrmsr Gales 200 tbls - a. s0a Sc 90 or corn
meal have sales % report, bat tne market ruled
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Commenting upon Its affairs Montreal journal says:


When we add TO the paid up capital Of the
bankS1 93T 2ST-and take INTO account the double la
bnty Of the stockholders 90 other creditors the note
holders other creditors Of the bank will perceive that
they have large margin one hundred per cent OF
tha liabilities The stockholders must lose something;
cannot any good reason why the other cred
ors of the Institution cannot be ultimately paid in full
We understand that very large amount OF ts interest
bearing deposits owned IN England and Scotland aud
the balance due other banks Is also chiefly duo 10 one n
sttntiou tho other side of the Atlantic The effect OF
the failure viii therefore moi be severely felt here.
The directors will probably issue statement 10 the pub
lie to-day but the doors OF the bank and us branches
closed simultaneously, IL OF course the intention
OF the bank TO 20 into liquidation and not to avail itself
OF the sixty days suspension privilege
The Isthmus steamer (arrived yesterday brought
S12l5,Os2 in specie from California and Aspinwa The
receipts from this source since January l aggregate
$50 555 ois against 1884 254 70 the corresponding
period 1865 Tho total exports Of treasure from san
Francisco between January and August IS this year
amounted 10 $50 72l 03I agau! s2s SIT 3i2 during the
corresponding period Of 1865.
The rootugs Of the leading items Of the Boston banks
la nraa rnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

Mining stocks continue active, but The public win 90
wei 70 leave thsm tho spocula0rs At tie ast board
Bs,ca Baxter closed TOO higher than al The time
yesterday Consolidated Gregory Gold 25c WAIKIKI Lead
ssc Cfoxier was Toe lower. Columbian Gold isc..
EppS Buell. ioc, Quartz Hill 2se AZ the second board
Bates Barter closed fso lover than .. the arst board
selling o. 90; Consolidated Gregory Cold 100 selling
81 eli 20 smith rsrmse &c. selling a oil %; Cory
6ea bold At o. ~ Downisviiio Gold ala Kpp Busu
o2 10. GannsI Old VI a. Holman Gold &c, Montana
ekc.. wsskll 40 w. New York Gold o. 70.
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for Er yor, ana while sops down IRE river It'll ashore
ben s5ea ana 4 g1s r.plTtsl .t Z, VA 1000. ana
her 4 inati9n.
sup yicroa,A 1es1 E.scrs rlaud ~ England vs. 49,
charging * valparasso l7th ~, for reFnir7.
Fp GGirl.Nia from Cslao FOR yorr which Pit into
valparaiso n distress iad repaired ana was ruioadns I'm
BAuE AS tBrl. Damn from Lisorrod 1T baltimore pt
pt9 aee9%d d f3s q ag5 yf @ sss aa"s' "na
Raw ADELAIDE NoRnIs-Rev Welt, srrt Bi--Bark Ado
he Sor. IRON MY f@s 9r rw os , X r1sl
having received Si5VD w ior acr services. The vessel
proceeded on her voyage.
Ag'a = y = lirg go 2. B.voHea ioh laii fen E,g
oleosaanluast but io none Of hf deeA load q catre
Eme SrusA.s4 EaG q sgd t,se R''}p % ' ,.
Charleston go fo Canary isielas, watch pu pto h1fpot
pairs c5npiatod and vii rroeaad 30 III faysra wlas
scaR crAat,s grl, from :, Andrcw for Per.nd, r.,
i9st q rerair ''''@''
sour QlrxroY before reported arysl !, Savannah "a.
nhled NJ poi isfA mat together
with a. Der sis agsing, anchors chains, hawteF Doasa,
scuncoasrncE, Mullen. ron caa, FOR View YORK, IA,
mo aa @ orra iG s & & ne1 c .l @
Sem WI JrHGiss tof va hington. 10. With cargo of
wood ~ sons down sppen har1or ioh vent ashore gnd
! fuIl 81 water.
srsAsss ssrnoT2E. i eslng 30 inner hs.hgr q
cry Taunton breaking her malta boom % pl.oes
about two feet
Lossos SEPT Ieshp rlyaea,s Eoss from sew York,
Miscellaneous.
srrlr.wrr Yrrrou which cleared 4, Boston a,A lusi
ror Ne nsi miles seized Al q ne 25ih 6y ~
s'a.,.', s.s'or''.e, ~, ~. 49,. ,.,., a ,.,.
csersan 10 John Fsrsw ana oe1srs Il Iord IN B6s.
tom % be s9mmanded ty Capt Fen Upon % saa late
q ship y liaJe and 81 81 INTO ifcgAung 80 as Y
az portsts a. Ia sesi. III yrrpeoi so aa 5gl n,
Mrjsckman. and launched about ~ moniha aiuce.
LtuscnEpAt Mystic, conn. On the lslb nsi from no
ysst q snasies msio.y ~ PA q ~ ssns OWL H
~ ~ IA rst s't ~ fa,9 ~ IN NJ es
a. Bsfasl ia issi - frs@ is yard Il Nj II i carer
aa eRfs s1sS . fe y e ,9a gasa ~ Ao"e'
lISTasoa W. ilh n ION AZ y"ra q Ra-g
l, saa .s 1ips ~. Sss bs NJ s,
Suit, and nsiaad & axeIls
Notice 70 Marlnsrs.
Bs Tower 4 Nsinlcas Llgsi sa,i9n. trf al.fn9 80
so'rn eoa % re n, iih ass y My e fso IL N sg
roaflAsp, ssp,is -
nDrI sovfn coAs1 ~ sFliT-aAFhoa uIHr y
rana,uar DrrAsr'r,5 o,1ol t,er!aos,s; g;c.,ru
osca u'o-aaaon ~ s.sa ,syea Il Eii 49, ,aa,
b.iveea ~ lsa saa ~ q sge.sias9 10 y is s2a
cafsgesa. VII b. removed trga IL present yoAea ~
hey w. & , 4. eIls,et n he is az II ssg.ser
asst -,,..,,-,.
~ .e ,.s ,oesa e,e y, c s' aaaa clear rsA'a'f
Ihs illuminating apPara'ssh oa'od,ptre e ihe fourth
Tta oweris cqg.9e.lip form "a eeior,a lellov ~ih
higa valer 0f foia. Savids4 .-
| Y i.ag.ss n Ia !, gfssavslsS Z
~ sFdea su1aRick, caairmAn.
Wn"'enasa.
~ ~, sssss ,ai had saufht aas s-lan 'asls
n,v..,.., .,..,11, o !" ~. 4 #, ,,i, r,.9
Foreign Ports.
Asrvrar. ssg' lar Eua., paale paa.aa,ipahg -.
4
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e. ans nsn aa iS sSsrwooa Cbr iscaa az brs
M, & EscSs ne p JEaon 1 49, IL S a. s
s.rss Lpwng nsssss SS% s is ls S queen
Aug q shps cary opfe. from Fs9 sfers f q
s o sS3 cara rom faques Tor sa
more, repg; ship Grey Eagle chesseoiouge 9r Baltimore
for San Faueo do brs. esas sg.n ,d Isr Ny a
the f9oa ys.se were q re Jansro Aug ~ losess
eondemned-Rarts Esther soahie esnl fioga' my
sorraIarfos Sept CAT steamship America tBrem)
Meyer NYorE for BSemsa tand pFocesdedl -
ss,e, sg s.5 1rr s2Aa sI S Br3ss Antwerp
XII. d ,Ss Ass r. e e9's os op ssu
gh sear seo MsTsea 4, sasasS anG M AZ a tos
I'D Oh for Tarss Island d LOAD so Pfadspha Of Bait
more Mary Ellen, Carson, Marnniaue end SD Gh for
Nanasy Fsisdspiis 55. siiS, jais bartlett bartlett
9ela Martagag aa "a a. fe Tgs Isse 3 ioes i9r
psmersra; Y y wson kalsh' Trinidad for I, Johns,
~ Aas p Gas. ssns TAYLOR !. cro.; Lewis Clark
o. cearss Y arbefmsaas a do lin bark Gideon "a
MIR n Eeyae s Il Ssse 1a RE- im ~ rqrk. IL
land same day, q loaa for Nyor. Aniloso MeLsl4l or
day, ior Turks leland, d.,E .
pherso rO from Sorfols Dsr,srafa
II poita bries Islgs, mn ceopsr 2, Nyors sh
TRIESTE Sep, i--sd yors Cruz, rerlssa, NYors.
| American Ports.
sm s9Ts9S schT III qorTedo sicB4s Soro yses
rS we ihdp.. Hah@nd norton Eierk Neptune,
9arks SeiiGa Bsow1 S,' a,saa yas sr XVI
VI do il Moore, Niekerson and Eapros Brown fha'
0hArr steamers KsnsIng,og ear, seE ~, 8rs .as,s
Fanny Hazard, yenloy audit Clover %. Below steam
BALTlao 1'SR sepi 10y sanr, Essep ry
dsae asrrs thomas R9a n ss er i@aS uraaa
%e s esg, o r ss nmses c,aprnsf sgok
| ~
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AuFsnAMs --0n Tuesday evening, sep'ehoef ~ 'Ao's
AHaAh'hA, W mo hoth val o' ~, aSg. - ,
The relatives ana lrirhas Oh lno thiHlF w .e'p'e
Ivy invited 70 Alieho VIC iuhuIN! DH' W ~
aehoe' ~ "es lwehF'blA'h A''se' ''As V''u''l 49,
lAf, ~ hnr O'Clock, Il. ..
ADM IhursnAy. Hrp'cmoo' ~ 49, Fs
aon q uniuA and l"u'e =. Alans. .o,. "a "a w.xs
. Funeral a. the residence o. ~ li =, NJ, o,clocL
Fotyhilh street lhis lEns-s I IL -, ~. tlsr,,.s
BNEsAH -On Thursday "&P'euio"i - "'NN"
e. II 49, 49, ,o,,o. :, ia f,ro,t, are fsafectfuIiy
TX \, ,,, -, $500 $3.50 Tt,ron ~ anne ana
invited 70 atlcnd tho funeral corner lhleop Nenue a
p,'N,ge AZ vetnft,t,.,. s,,,c,,,n..y ia hs.A =
bHooAs IN Weanosasys sepeetnoaf y, nhA
itrls,,'.' 800 I vss,. IA ii ,,.nr3s
N, = s,,. X ,,e FAMILY are rsgtec,f,nv tnvted "a
.,, Nv, i' s NM S,,,n I'M ,et.,r, op H." ,s,Sntr
es IN i@i.n .,,.s ih.. Uraay, nftrrpoon NJ 10
- ~ hs'a'oA au'e" -" p'f"'l - -
og,oo@' n, ur.4,o.s., so,ters.nr "a NAttnA
I, ~ sNAs III t X t XXI II, shts, er I,bn 4 and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

The value Or imports ~ Boston for Tic week endIn,
s,n. ber "a was sisoo4es against $552 22s for I'M
correspond. :" 80
ma c,,lo,.a, statement exhibits tho business OF the
pts,arg c,ear,rr ao,s 10 the week closing scpem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

Ia the second quarter Of 1900 s55 American vessels
rers cle.red 9Th tonasse o. 225 s5s and e70 foreign
~cssois. vpa tonnage % 5i2osi, making total or
isst verss and 100 SO tons During The came imo IN
tbs A., previous years The totals Of vessels asd tonnage
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The business a. the subrroHsury to-day was as fol-

lows:--
Receipts. $l,64T,7i4 For customs... $3O20oO
Payments. ...... S69,6S2 Gold notes. oSS,Oo0
Balance. ....... 80, TAO 929
Tho currency system OF Canada is to so into effect
the 25th instant, and pending the completion OF the
government legal tender the notes Of the Bank Of
Montreal will be used legal tenders with the words
provincial Note-Lcga Tender FOR the Receiver Cen
eral stamped their face Tho condition OF the Bank
Of Upper Canada al tho date Of its last official state
ment TO the Provincial Auditor, was as subjoined:-
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for do So 10 for white Michigan s2 10 " ~
for amber State, and Chicago spring on private
terms The corn market fairly active, there being
good export speculative demand and prices advanced
1c &c per bushol the market, however closing quiet
At the Improvement Sales Of 100 900 bushels ~
SAKE. a soc. for shipping mixed western
aioat, S6c a SIC. DO in store, SIC for inferior,
and 9sc for round yellow. Oats also advanced
lc &c. with an improved demand, the sales footing up
100 900 bushels Ate sic for Milwaukee, 43c. a4g nc
for Chicago SIC for Delaware, and Soc for Iowa Rye,
though quiet ruled rm sales IL, 900 bushels western
al 90 \, and T5c. for damaged do Barley and malt CON
tnued dull and nominal The receipts OF -four and grain
at Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland
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without decided change
COTTON --There was less activity In the market, the
rain storm interfering with business transactions some.
what prices however, well sustained; sales l,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06
e. A. cuok csiengo.

Gent Agent for N9rthresfern States.
oFrfcE. S. DEARBORN 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06

Ev.ry family, at this season, should ne Specs
wISH ca.b aeti Ia Enrcpe for is meteinsi and btne-
fetal .nafs. high e,tr rned w mnenf phssicaha,
me-, 4, Enre mean aud American Hospital ard By some
n, t,,r fr,t families In Europe and America.
AS A TON nc 1t has ~qial csusing M speetitesno
hudipp nm the ssst. IN beng e1tirelv rur- wine OF
,nsf ynfusbie grape AZ A nIpFErfC IL impart.
herl,hy action e the lands, Kidneys sna Uunasy Or
ysns very BENEFICIAL propryy 5eut -rd Khemaiic A.
srtions spEkhs VINE srtcle from the 5ui"e
!, ~, prt Crane Sssng ins properties supe-
~,,, a, any Ut in Rad esceliept article
~ al .sk ard ted t,ei ne and the ssd in
Arm improving the appetite ard hetttng ladiss and
shdren Trv " oHcs crd yDa tcfH nat be deretred
-. Y. surr the signature Of AIFRRp sprKR 10 over the
SraIShv Wilknson Bartlett a Co ,K~oknk. Iowa, and
-, A., c.ss deales Who also sell the CA sTILLA PORT
HRaHpY, . choice old article, inpsssteA Only by Mr.
snaer direct from the valley Of oportc. octS6m
ASrTrsd~ supplied BY Wholesale DrugEsp.
10y A. sPkER st his Why ari in New yer,ey.
"a, rc1p IL Ovvrrs. 90 Bsn.rwAv NEW WORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06

Sold wholesale in Chicago, hy Fuller Finch WALLER,
Bnrnha arms * Van sci AJAX, L1rri sm H. smith *
DIVER II Red Co.. Chas O smith. DiesEseh III cki
&C.. II s,avil aarri. Co. Pet 4 Bsdesu, aud
by drug AMI dsa ers generally. feb3d4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06

ssH YES aac.rrIss ssp <HxArxxr.oY
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
u 80 - aaao 80 @Gs
OI1BAsES OF THE EYE AMI EAR.

YNHfS Institution is situated in the most
u pleasant and healthy part Of the etsv "A Rrokuk
Iowa and 10 well arranged every respect secure the
ceaafort ~ fnvAlfds.
The foowag ssases are admitted and treated In this
Institution:
LIST Surgical diseases and al requiring Surgical
operations.
d. Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
3D. Diseases Of he Lungs, Throat and Heart,
4th Diseases OF Women
Drs sASYukD 4 CURTIS having retired from the
general prastfce Of medicine viii give their enre
and attention to OF the ind ST d.
The Department u snrgefy ard Iises.ef Of the Eye
and Ear will be under the special chatgeo 81 br SAN
FORD while that Of DiseAsee OF the LING Thrs and
Heart and the Diseases Of Women will be under the
special charge Of Dr. CUR ffs theugh eth ell ssszt
the other in difficult cases.
This enterprise has been 10 successful operation
than year and it In believed private Che In the
United etats presents larger number Of sting
and important sa&-s
Physicians passing through soJourning In city
respectfully invited visit the Inhrsry se2f div
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DARrITIoN sALE.-state of Iowa. l.

DARFITI0N SALE.-State of Iowa. Lee
County ss.-Ry virtue Of an ordtr Of sale to = di-
reettd D. d. hy the District Court - Lee county 10
AZ Foi Ma isor, mae NJ the Dec nbor term in the
csr%r in part tion. wherein Richardson Is pxintin
and V hut lamp e Il defendants. ord ring
re'rp Ssid canse sell for cash the highest bio
dr. 10 premises hereinafter described, viii sell
the high 81 ~ NJ The dcor Of the Court HOUSE in e
city - k-okuk the 18th fay OF Nprch o. 1865 be-
TIVE u 'ts hours Of O'Clock a. and o'cleek r. 4,
copuenciug az O'Clock m. If ad day, the following
real <taf~ @if1afed in the county OF Lee AMI State
lows viz: The east hsr ot Lttso 2) in Block
% in the city If ekuk ss, .i- being mad
the pnro-~a r partition; the proceeds he divided
amoug tenants IN common after payment of costs,
&c. rndar direction OF the Court
q CuRTTs fp.
fehS31m II BARKER Aeieiee7'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06

MY present residence, situated on the cor
botk A. 1t Is stor, brick house containing eighi
Rooms, With ar good outbudings there are in the
cry, stable. ~ovd coal house And wa>h The
pr petty all good repair The lot well led with
coics rutt trees aud shrabbesy Peach, Pear, Ounce
Plum apple aud Gberry frees, all fruit arlpg beside
all the smaller fruits II cannot hnd a purchaser
the house and three lots, w sell the house aud lot No
7, upon which all the lnprov meflts situated Tn,
Pr PEE ty situated 10 o. the best mel hborhoods
the eitt only five inmates wax from business
portono dNG sreet; will be sold At fair price and
upon favorable terms, Possession given immediately
Also cd second hand Piano ard Piano At Of which
Offer fora fcS days one hundred ard hoy doors. II
not sold will ship it to tue mauuia uTeTs. be
ouud on the premises mentioned, a. the once OF
onnabIs a srnyth. Iocto1 Gko. ~ sMyrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample expe
- rIenc-. an entlre sneee-s mpie, efiet,n ami
ahle Ihey are the only ms scses perfectly adapt TO
popul use--o simII that akes canuot nsde in
using them % har1 ess 10 be free DANCE and
ebeient TO he always reliable Thrv hsve iased
the highest ommendstion from ALL and piii slwAys
der salts action. cents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-06
Speer's Pors Grape Wine

DURE and four years old, for the Commu-
nj n Table aud Family p eseribed ny Physi-
IAN for Female Weakly perscns ard Invslids The
all Chronic Diseases
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21

A Party OF Fenians shipped as the Crew
of the ''Ann1a mckenzie,'' at POrtlSnd,
ne, Bound for MOnGreaI-AttenpC to
Seize the VesseI-The Attempt Frus-
trated and the MutiDeers Secured
Progress of the Trial of the Fenian
Raiders, Etc.
MONTREAL, June 2O.-The ship /Aronie McRen-
gle has just arrived at this port from Portland
on the Goth OF May last. day or two before
leaving the captain shipped crew, including
the officers, at shipping office in Portland
On the 10th of May the captain, on going
aboard, found the men drunk, and three armei
sailors driving the rest OF the crew, who were
unarmed, about the deck, swearing they were
bloody Englishmen. The mates, during this
time, were trying to drive the unarmed sailors
back to the forecastle. The captain met them
and induced the unarmed men to go to the cabin.
On the passage between Portland and PictOn
the chief mate, named wood, became so belli-
gerent that he was relieved from duty, which
act brought matters 10 crisis, and developed
the fact that the three mutinous sailors and
Wood we're Fenians. Sufficient evidence was
secured to imprlson them at Plcton, Nova
Scotia The designs OF Wood who was the
leader in the conspiracy, was completely foiled
on the 9th of June, after leaving Picton. Wood
-eXasperated at the failure of his plan, appa-
rently lost his reason his condition being aggra-
waited by liquor during the passage-tred to
take possession OF the ship, and placing re-
volver at the captains head, ordered hin to sur
render his command.
Inc demand was lluul6uldJ6ly uCulSel, anu me
Captain who is slender but active man, felei
Wood to the floor with his speaking trumpet,
whereupon he was securely ironed. The firm
ness of the Captain alone saved the snip from
the Feniaus, as the rest of the crew would have
sympathized with the mutineers in the event OF
success. The first and second mates have
already been before magistrate and remanded
until tomorrow for further examination. In
ADDITION to the above accusation. Wood IS also
charged with an attempt TO murder seaman.
The investigation at Phillips0urg is still pro-
ceeding, and will probably close on Saturday.
Thus tar sixteen witnesses have been examined,
all of whom were direct sufferers from the
| Fenian foray, and their evidence bears heavily
| against the prisoners. The Royal Canadian
| Rifles and the Chasseurs are now doing guard
| duty over them, the Royal Brigade having been
| relieved from this service. Another one of the
| prisoners, named Michael Crowley, has been fully
| identified az British subject, having left this
| CITY to Join the Fenian cause. The man Coburn,
arrested some days since as a Fenian and dis
charged, was rearrested to day by the Govern
! Rept POliGs Rt IT. Agmands. -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-21
CHOLERA
Two Cases Yesterday Ia New YOrk-Ono
Fatal-The Disease Unabated at Quar-.

Cholera does not increase in the city, and we
regret that we are not able to make the same
report concerning Quarantine. Two cases oc.
CURED in New York yesterday, one of which
proved fatal. The deceased is a colored woman
named Annie Crosby, who resided at No. 22S
Charch street. She was attacked Yesterday
morning very violently, and rapidly passed
through all the stages OF the disease, from the
first premonitorv symptoms down to final and
irremediable collapse. The Sanitary Inspector
of the District was promptly notified of the
case, and Immediately gave what assistance
was in his power, all of which was without
avail. At O'Clock last evening, after an ill
ness Of scarcely IL hours, the patient died.
The second case is that of Patrolman Peck, of
the First Precinct, who was attacked last even
ing, at his residence, No. lG8 Delaney street.
The news of his illness was telegraphed to head
quarters. He was still alive at 10 o'clock, but
ultimate recovery was considered doubtful, A
case was also reported at ManhattanVtlle but
nothing positive had been learned concerning it
at a late hour last night.
CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.
As already intimatcd, the disease at Quaran-
tine does not abate. Some cases have occurred
on board the Illinois, q hulk to which well pas
sengers we're removed from the Peruvian and
Union. 1t Is quite probsbl that if they had not
been confined, IN consequence OF Judge Bar
nard's Injunction, to such oyercroWded quar-
teIs, these new cases would not have occurred.
The buildings at Seguin's Point are ready to re-
oeive them; but unfortunately, Just now, the
legal restraint which imprsOus them upon
bulks seems likely to make some one guilty of
q species of homicide Affairs look gloomy
enough in the Lower Bay, and If another ship
reighted with the disease should arrive before
the injunction is dissolved the fatal results
would be wonderfully increased
The latest reports trom the hospital ship Fdl-
con gives an account Of three deaths, namely
Hans G. Peterson, aged wears, OF cholera;
Adolphus WITT, aged 25 OF typhoid fever; and
Jens Peter Georgensen, of cholera, age unknown.
There We're two admissions yesterday from the
WinOls-a mother and child.
TIE OAK STREET CHOLERA CASE.
We visited Yesterday afternoon the tenant
house No. SO Oak street, in which Mrs. Jane
McCloy died a few days ago. When we CON
slider the locality and the surroundings, the
house is a marvel of cleanliness and good order.
1t contains SO rooms, in which 10 families, or a
total of Az persons reside; and, although old In
style, the ceilings are high and windo VS. plenty.
The house is thoroughly clean in every part
and is certainly in excellent hands, and in
habited by an industrious class, whose means
rather than their inclinations compel them to
live amid the slums Of the Fourth Precinct
~ y. Tribune.