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The New York herald., 1866-05-09
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uouUts OF the 0lBooSo
moved on perusal OF the newspapers .ftg
THE BUREAU or VITAL STATISTICS. /.
The following report was then submitted aud ordered
on tle:-
hrmoroIIrAs BoAsD or H.1IIs H.
BgRnAu os RscoRDs AND VITAL STATISTICS May D. iSo
r. B DALros, NJ. d., Sanitary superintendent; -. .,,
Docroe-rhe reports which we today submit from this
New YORK during the week enang Nay was I that upon
ss q 81 az ls 5 s y .. . S Ss 70
week, or saving OF about rs lives In the year;
was almost Wholly IN hose osses u foa air disease
most certainly and quickly show the fe saving effect Of
deaths from diseases OF the respiratory organs well
the deaths from old age and senie much greater
able 70 discover class Of the diseases
as m Ss ne OF e
cases Of spaodc cholera that have already been fully re-
The increase mortality diseases OF the respiratory
organs not remarkable worthy OF notice as having occur
ssss
rcnarssy dry that the baromstc has marked an IN.
h IA. u y h sa5 ss nss
last and y & oo las, week The general expectation Of
and carefully made Of p6enome.
But in the absence of positively known relations be-
variable laws Changes OF atmospheric phenomena We
wisely endeavor to concentrate all the OF
aSans the air. and 70 give 70 sSs depsnen
classes the means q ventilation and cleansing
Reports Of Brooklyn mortality herewith submcd pro-
No deaths % .Sm cholera Or other spdec diseases are re-
der existing may expect have timely
% the Ts sd
hs oco1e the rs cases OF cholera wiz very essen
tally AID In averung ts prevalence aud ITS fatality Respect
fully. ELISHA HARRIS, NJ. D., Registrar.
MORTALITY FOR THE WEEK.
The following are the deaths In this city for the week
ending Saturday. May B, as registered at the Bureau Of
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N usical.

Nile Pauline Lucca made her nrst appearance for the
n Covent Garden London, April a. a. tho hero
Inc in Fdsst, EaSa karsArad, the Coven, Garden
title OF the piece Her mpersonson Of Margaret s sad
10 have pencd with great advantage and the lady was
very well received signor Mario was Faust
Nile Orgsu was introduced 10 the audience Al covent
Garden, London, April a. In karho ehs Is spoken Of
as "young and promising"
Madame Maria do wilda, O new celebrity, was an
nounced to appear Coven, Garden in few weeks from
April 90 Fabulous things We are told are predicted
from her voice.
Mr.. Tom Hoher. the now English tcno' was very we'll
received Covent Garden the occasion OF his second
appearance Al tho fall Of tho curtain Mr. Hohcr, In
obedience to general CALL came forward with his com
panons, Nile sinco, NJ Gassier and sgnor Foil Hs
had then separate call to which he declined TO re
spond.
signor Arvini. a tenor known In the French provn-
cial theatres Arvn has appeared at her Maestys
theatre, London Manrico in II TSouaors His imper-
sonation Is pronounced n "lasco." n. Gassier, who
has signed re-engagement At the house, spoken Of
more favorably
Mr. Sims Reeves has boen performing at the Royal
Lyceum theatre Sunderland, England. Herr Carl Rose
and Mss Edmonds assisted him.
yionist six years old, is announced IN Australia
He was TO perform at public concert
gold medal OF tie value Of Ave hundred francs ID
offered by the Minister OF tho Emperor Napoleon
Household and Fine Arts for the best cantata to serve a.
the text for the musical composition OF the candidates
for the Grand Prix do Rome. It must bo wntien fol
three voices contain moro airs, duet and trio
and be sent in before the 18th OF May.
Mr. Leimi, a popular South American tenor, has ar
rived in the city OF coon from Montevdeo he proposes
to take opera company to Colon.
NJ Pfeiner and Madame Altier Pfeincr are concerto
ing In Colon the River Plate, assisted by tho mem
bers OF the German singing club Of the town.
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10 THF fDffVF UF fHE HFHfED'
VIII you ohhse me by giSins spsos 70 ie- hnss IN
column of your p.psrf IL 10 for tho pafposs Il calling
The attention of tbc Corporation 10 The vsy dangerous
condition of Seventy fourth stree, and Third ssen1s
Il appears thai large ss.sr being lad ihsr, and
an enhsns smsni 10 formed ffou tho sanh ~hich bss
been tAroxn 1p, extending ~ far ost 40 ne f-4ifosi
tr.ck thereby srposiDs pef~sfisns - innsnsni dan
ser Tlss accident ist satarsAy af,ernoon prose~ the
danger of crossing at that poS And shows ths psooy
OF Immediate action
A eronring Of pisnts cosh b. erected IN s'sv M
nu,es Wit would prevent thu FEASIBILITY ~ far
tLsf ascldaat ns sb~r ~ children oohsei ~ I<ss
70 and fro every day tbef sAy " scboa. And "
lrevtarie
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give the score OF the gameplayed,--

Umpire-Mr Bostwick Of the Excclsior Club Scorer
Mr. Doval Time Of game-one hoor and thirty min
utes.
OPENING OF THE ATLANTIC CLUE ROOMS.
This evening at eight o'clock the champions VIII open
their club TO their friends II is located In.
room No Hasey building, opposite the City Hail. and
they courteousiy invite their friends and ball players
generally TO visit them on the occasion from eight I'll
eleven H. NJ
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Cricket.

The first club match OF the season among the mem
bes OF this club will take place at Hoboken to-day, at
eleven A. NJ, the contestants being the married and
single members Of tho club. These club matches are
greatly conducive TO the improvement OF the edng OF
the club they contested earnestly as " each
side were opposed 10 outside club eievens Should the
weather fnc enjoyable game will be had and some
good cricket shown
THE WILLOW CLUB
This club had their opening match the day OF the
New York Club opening, and they had quito pleasant
time Of It. We append the score Of the game played
which Is as follows
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THE HroL E r A.


Three New Cases Reported ON she Illi-
nois-Report OF DE-. Bissell-Amdavit Of
the Onicers OF the England Amrmtng
tho Health OF that Vessel-Complcte
Roster or Patients Admitted ON Beard
the Hospital Ship Falcon, sc.
Three new cases Of cholera occurred board Of the
Illinois on Monday, and Immediately transferred to
the hospital ship. Sixty conyaloscents were removed
from the hospital and placed board Of the Saratoga
which vessel has been fitted up for the accommodation
Of such persons. Neither the steamer England vir-
snia has been permitted yet to leave Quarantine.
DIR. BIssELL's REPORT.
Dr. Bissell, the Deputy Health Oacer in charge OF
the hospital ship sends the following report 70 the Presi
Gent Of the Quarantine Commission,
HosPrrAL SHIP FALCON May 7, 1885.
Total in hospital last return. liz
Add three new cases.
Total. al.......................... ll6
Deduct three died. ....................
7o.al. ~
Deduct also sixty. i've patients (conyaescenp trans
fsrred this day to ship Saratoga. 66
Remaining in hospital II
TIE names Of the IN s nsM eases Eusnd om pSase @ W.
giais Christopher Jorgensen aged thrtyfour: Of Dem
.ar from the Virginia. Jasper Japhson' aged twenty
Died since last return MAY 7, Bartholomew Haragh-
y, Neils Hanson, hary Kennedy pied previously, Al.
xOta1 oeotnb, w.
tho following anidavit made by tho captain and sur
gson Of the steamship England, now at Quarantine was
submitted at the meeting Of the Board Of Health yester
aay by Dr.. Swinburne:-
s.EAnsHl. EsoLAHD. LOWER QuAsAsrnE, May 1895.
nd kept In Lower Quarantine New York and
4 Laithun b. McCuloch, NJ D., surgeon Of ship, do
hereby certify that since leaving Halifax S. there has
s National iona SsvssoS
Wsefi Halifax on the 18th Of April 1906 the passengers
suffering sixty hours and some time before leaving Halifax
Our time Halifax occupied bv the thorough clean
h& fumigation and scraping Of the ship
The portion Of the ship occupied BY passengers was com
With lime and again put The fdmigaton consisted Of
On leaving HaAx nothing belonging to any Of the psssen
ksn on board Since arrival hero Tie ship has been daily
authorities at least three days each week.. The entire
gs ROOM placed loosely in the empty coal bunkers and re-
peatedly funigated with chlorine gas.
A. present the passengers h perfectly healthy cond
az might in an ordinary case be expected from
NJ same number congrcgated together.
r. N. GRACE, Commander.
L. B. McCULLOCH, n. D., Surgeon.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 7h day Of May 1866
d. H. BlSSELL, Deputy Health Officer.
Tho following is q complete list Of all the names
= those persons who admitted on board
q the hospital ship Falcon, sick with Cholera
from among the passengers of the Virginia. together
with all tho deaths that have occurred from the time the
vesss first arrived at this port to the 7th inst.
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suissdss 90 Ssaases.

Hrt~ys. Nay is1
Charles N Hsiisntecs, ons u our no~t r,-p>rtsd
~hir eassns. committed ssieifs ys-srrisy morning W
hssrss hrnssn IN ootsalifns u hs esicsnos. 100
warren street
rbous Punch. shigsiy r-spseisbis. insas,rous Asi
,supsssss ooovvd msn eonniiiss ssess i.xs hEhi ~
estibx hh throat The su-st No is srsd re
psminAflnx bh erintSnrs
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railroad track swept regularly every afternoon and
the dirt and garbage removed Ills general remark OF
number Of old residents around the market that they
have never seen the streets in cleaner condition than
a the present time We hope you will give this notice
and do justice TO the andeFsgned who In charge
keeping the streets and stands around the market clean
REGNARD A KELLY
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seisnsine IntsIlix,ne..

The Typographical corps attached 10 the Bftsh mis-
Tor the exploration " Palestine has nted the posi-
tons ~ Tub.z Bedoain Camp jordan, Det Dcjan,
Turnus Aya, Betin, and Jerusalem BY astronomical Oh
sersa,ious, bessdes sks,ehine much ofthe country'
eur,oas geological fact is noticed In the fss os
Wight consisting Of layer OF pebbles. each aboni the
moving eastward slong the southwestern shore Of the
island The layer has now reached ventDor 70.
years ago no such pebbles were 10 be found on that
coast. ~. .r
Al the last sitting Of the AcAdsmy of Science, Paris
letter receised from g. Barr ~ ~ fesefsDufy
annoo pcina that msmmoth SIN covered With ~ skin
and hair bad been discovered IN the frozen sol Afcie
Siberia cl .aaf t
Al recent messing S she Royal Geographical sccs'y
OF Ens.spd, IN London, sr hodeRk hufchisDn az.
ID that favorable sccoust rad been rsived
of the stpsitco which hsd been scot into tbs n,sro
q Australia under the Issdershp of NJ. hcin,yre 10
seafch Of remains of DE- LetchhArdts pEty The sesfch
erpedon had suffered much Lr0ugh The scysr droaxht
Of the past year sud hsd lost s Ne boyses, bot ths
oses wsss preserved, sad the Iosr~s hs1 no, fevenid
the parry from eontinans " nArrb towards the noriA
vest
Colonel Beasehamp walker informs The Royal Geo
grzphcs Society London, that The poPnistpn of rsfn,
China, has be~n much exaggerated he b~hsves pc'
NOR man one million two bap1rsd thoos~nd
Ns,or Palssr English odbeer, pvopoapds ihsory
0 Ortnspcs 70 the edsrt that ~ long AZ TIE snerr
gun sonssss n dosbis oo<ic1 vvvssht iroo tuh~
matter ~ epn2sss iednreDcs vtsbsr the c<sins b
eowposss q ssssi. ssss kcs 20 vy,sshs Dsss
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ggv Yeas Nay a Itss
hs,e ~. ress your r'isis ef 70 iv sJon NE
rr.edmsn's Bsreah sno- ne 70 ny Nal cs'ona
whttisse-, Captain Jsnss, cstsain rsiy sbi eAlos
wrfefshsp men ~bo have iW yer Ss,ipei We
hlsA,.t ensfactsr fof fntsrU Esfy fetts<1 sly,
o. ID HOWARD. ks'of Genera, Cosmissotss.
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OF this number there rs deaths from zymotc dis
ease and Is by accident negligence $50 males
and Isl females. Tho principal naonalities were
United States. 25S Ireland, l0l; Germany, AZ
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

Sir Charles George Young, Ra-tef princpal KING OF
arms England has been engaged Al tho Chapel Royal
Of 81 George 10 taking down tue rsgaiia over the stall OF
the late Lord ralmcrson al Knight Of the Garter, and
placing In stead tho banner. helmet, surcoa, sword
ana brass plate with the aud titles Of Lord Cowcy
the newly elected knight OF this noble Order The re.
gala the as King Of tho Bclsans has not ye, been
removed but Will shortly give place ~ that OF has son,
the present sovereign.
An Irsn paper announces that Lord Ccsmont brother
o. ss CHEZ 70, IsaIS % , n ss,a esrn .,
title, and is son-inaw Of the Marquis Of 0rmond
Captain Bourrs Of the French steamer carayele, has
been decorated BY Napoleon With the crcs OF he Ie
gon Honor mark OF appreciation of the services
which he rendered during the ste outbreak IN Jamaica
George Peabody s stopping at the house Of his sister
st south Danvers, Mass He declined any formal reoep
hires 10 quiet for several weeks a. the house Of
bis sister after which be win probably visit VARIOUS parts
OF the United states tits his present intention 70 re-
main In this country aboot year
The Emperor Francis Joseph, of Austria, N about 10
pcnd occs of rank 70 the Emperor OF Russia 10 con
graua,s hm on his recent escape from the hand OF an
assassin
VINO ARE OUT IN TIM BoIs Dg BorLogSB.
TPsrs tApri 2s correspondence Of Lyndon Telegraph
think have found tho worst speaker Of trcnch nov
Asnsrcs,' rspued-hs has son q. school there. "xo
TO the Boyn paused.. !" You don't seem 70 under
sss m tho is Ss, .ss' s by
sane boy 10y ~ u Souiosns' and At a,e p " on Friday
] counted nvs nnes * earnasss-'iet alone oahuh
sosy.sass ssy sssd asa with w GENERA s fcu rI'sls s
young Prince OF Denmark nding with an A. ID Z. /;
Nine. - and her two green efcops, Miss W
and her sister Spanish hats and ndine two horses
which shamed even The imperial stables, Count &,
who always looks as II be would fall on. ~ dc -,
who always looku II be he'd fallen on; the Mar.
ouls - who reminds of Rotten row, the Duo 40
= who looks ~ N be wished bs he'd not come oos
riding with r. Dc W who looks ~ u he wished be
| and Il home in the saddle she Duke o. Eecpvhsrs
eAlopng N he were "settngt 10 nnish two dra<s,
less neat; an the carriages 10 Paris, and KY
crowd iakinz the dust they walk down the shores q
the lake Engish AZ am, must confers that think
you have nothing N London ihe that fairy scene
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The streets ,AreunA Wsshington markst.
TO rHK sprIoa oy rBg HEHALp.

Having notice 10 your valuable psper of To-Day
In reference 10 The cleanliness Of ihe Streets which
ssAies that 10 the neighborhocd Of wasn ngop rsrfs
there more garbage and decsyed matter of 40 IN
healthy nature than thsre ought be- vi berc s,e
that the streets .souDS Washington hsfks< proper
never IN cleaner condition than 81 The present time, ~
vesey. Fulton snd psst - wsss Nrsssa - ~ - shs
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A DINNER PROPER.

The public arc Indebted Mr. Acton for kindly under
TAX ng to decide what and what ~ not dinner Un
his decision many shabby but esilmabe gentlemen,
who only sdOrd 20 keep their visnd- In their coat
ts pockets asd pinch p,ece on far,ivey when nobody
Is looking will have thc saiisfscOn Of knowing that
they never In reality dine a ALL Tho says
tina, thu public may take their beer their iqsssr
the sabbsh with their dinner, st restaurant Butt
u must be dinner, aud not maksxhift the shape Of
crackers and chcess sandwiches
VIOLATION or rHE EXCISE LAW ~ BRoOrLYp
Joslh Colwei the proprietor of the liquor store No
o. Main street. Was arrested yesterday morning for
koeping his place open after twelve O'Clock honiay
The New York herald., 1866-05-09
MORTALITY FOR THE WEEK.

The Following are The deaths In this city Tor The week
ending Saturday, May registered at the Bureau Of
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

There were very Few applicanis ffom tbs PRECINCT,
and amonz them the following refused NO. 10
Ridge street Niles Mccullough couidnt have license
his establishment frequently visited BY
women and children No 90 Suffolk street, too many
young prostitutes visitors No ll6 Clinton street,
reported having bad reputation. though not under
the present proprietor who has been there only two
three uoutha Lsceuse suspe pded
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

all doubts Of the existence OF such disease would be re-
moved on perusal Of the newspaper lr.ntg AH
THE BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS.
The following report was then submitted aud ordered
The New York herald., 1866-05-09

Licenses To the following houses were refused No
Division No Cathnrne street, reported against by
police having been very bad some time since, but
improved lately. Il was now dining saloon, bit the
visitors OF tho least reputable kind. The Conms
sioner patcnay advised the proprietor 10 go into
other business or pleasant alternative 10 get out
Vest Tho place evidently bad one, he said anu
wanted dsnfleting The proprietor OF No ifo
Cherry street. VINO had hitherto dealt in groceries nnd
liquor came 10 the Commissioner with the ingenious
complaint that he couldn't make enough out of
groceries, Ar Acton kindly iniiInatcd that he must
make enough OF the other for he could not
sell both Time ultimately allowed the applicant 10
'turn u his mind, which appeared to be with
bin very cumbrous proceeding A. there were several
persons who wished "a give up dealing IN groceries and
take dealing Ia liquors entirely, week was allow ed
10 them dispose of Their present stock IN trade.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-08

SLAVERY IN BRAzIL.-The new edition of
Brazil and the Brazilians," just published. has
been so thoroughly revised and enlarged as to
give complete view of the condition of the
empire at the present time. The most impor-
tant point in the later history of Brazil is the
gradual decay of the slave system attribut-
able, in part, to the suppression of the slave
trade in 1850, but in greater degree to eman-
eipation by will, to the purchase of freedom,
and to the liberation of negroes taken from
captured slave vessels and apprenticed for
terms of fourteen years. The operation of these
causes has produced marked change in the
condition of the blacks during the past TWEEN
ty years, and the highest estimates do not now
include more than two million slaves among
the population of the empire; the total decrease
since 1850 being at least one million. Slavery"
says Mr.. Fletcher, sis now mostly confined to
the central seacoast provinces:" and in anoth-
er passage he remarks that Slavery is doomed
in Brazil"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-08
MAINS ELDERBEKRY WINE.
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NTE can with confidence point to FELLOWS
w WORM LOZENGES as the most perfect rem
edy for those troublesome pests INTESTINAL
WORMS. After years of careful experiment, success
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CONNECTION without single fault, being safe, con-
venient efectual and pleasant. No injurious result
can occur let them be used in whatever quantity.
Not particle of calomel enters their composition,
They may be used without further preparation, and
at any time. Children will eagerly devour all you
give them. and ask for more. They never fail in ex-
polling Worms from their dwelling place, and they
will always strengthen the weak and emaciated,
when he is not afflicted with worms.
Varions remedies have from time to time, been
commended, such calomel, oil of wormseed, turp
entne, &C., producing dangerous, and sometimes fatal
consequences. After much research, study and
perments, embracing several years, the propretors
of Fellows Worm L0zenges, hav1 succeeded in pro-
ducing this remedy free from all objections, and posi-
lively sat pleasant and effectual They do not kill
the worms. but act by making their dwelling place
of the genuineness of these lozenges the analysis
DR.. A. A. HAYES, State Assayer, is annexed:
81 have analysed the Worm Lozenges, prepared
by Messrs. FELLOWS e. CO., and find that they are
free from mercury, and other metallic mineral mat
ter. These LOzenges are skfuly compounded, pleas
ant to the taste, safe yet sure and effective in their
action. Respectfully A. A. HAYES, M. D.
Assayer to the State of Mass
Price "a cents per BOX Five for 81.
GEO. W. SWEET, Proprietor of the New England
Botanic Depot, LOG Hanover Street, Boston Mass,
Sole Agent for the United States, to whom all or
H-Sold by dealers in Medfcines everywhere.
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