Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-06
The Den1nI ConventLon.

BOSTON, August 4.-The fifth days ses-
sion of the Dental Convention closed this
afternoon. The body got fairly at work on
scientific disquisitions. The Convention
decided 70 finally adjOuSn on Tuesday next
to meet. In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the last
Tuesday in July, 1867. . semzl 2 fdtiN
The only important business transacted
tO-day was the confirmation of the follow,
ing, appointments reported by the conn
Committee of Arrangements-D Doctors ].
L., Taft Of Cincinhati, W. II. Goddard Of,
Louisville, and H.. r, Smith of Cincinnati.
Publieatjon-Doct l.. d. Shepard Of Sa,i
lemg and James McMahus of Hartford.
Prize Essays Doctors Isaac S, Forbes of
st. Louis, WE, Morrill, ofNew Albany, In,
diana, e! w. .lField of Detroit, Michigany
A. @. Hawes Of Brooklyn, and E. A. Baglee
of New York; Dental sPschy ycOlogy--Dfs.
j! Smith Dodge. jr.g of New York, Geo.. s..
Alton of Newburg, New York, and II. E.
Drs. e. Williamson of Philadelphia, j. L.
Buckingham oof Philadelphia, and AIM
brOse Lawrence of lowell, Massachusetts.
Dental Pathology and Surgery-Drs. W.
HatkinsOn of New York, Asa Hill of New
ark. connecticut, j. l.. SneZratt OF Cham-)
bersburg, Pennsylvania, w. w. Sheffield Of
New London. Conn.,. and aBsF. FilingtonIe Of
Wilmington, &c. Operative Dentistry
Drs. j. S. Knapp of New Orleans, G. Il.
Butler of Cleveland, and G. A., Mills Of,
Brooklyn. Mechanical Dentistry F.
w. Kngsly of New York, L. p. Haskill Of
Chicago, J. A. Salmon of Boston. Corydon
Palmer of Warren, Ohio. and s. B. Palmer
of Syracuse. Dental EducatiOn-Drs. Q.
W.. Spalding of st. Louis, George Bar
ker of Philadelphia, and j. @. Colburn of
Newark. Dental Literature-Drs. w.
Brown Of New London, NJ. s. Dean of Chi
cago, and i. w. II. Howard of Rutland.
Volunteer Essays-Drs. e. M. Harris of
Boston, and O.. II. Cushing of Chicago.
Special Committee on Microscopy-Drs. j.
H. McQuallon of Philadelphia, r. w. Var
ney of New York, and Geo. s. Allen Of
Newburg, Ny, -g..~ .~..-r-r-y,a
The Cholera in New York and VI
cinity.
New YORK, Aug 5.-There were 25 cases
of cholera and 10 deaths in this city yester-
day. The mortality of the week from chOl-
era in the city and adjacent islands, was
nearly 200. In Brooklyn the epidemic is
also severe. Thirty-eight new cases of
cholera occurred on Friday in the Peniten-
| tiary there. Measures are being taken TO
get the epidemic under control in public
institutions. " '~
About the average number of cases are
reported on Governors Island. The dis
ease has somewhat abated. No new cases
on David's Island.
a 81; g ,sCOnTicts Escaped. ] q
Four convicts escaped from Sing Sing
prison yesterday."'s aat
.S.''8td GAO Murder. t. T-t rr
A man named Poole was murdered by
another named Mum, proprietor of hotel
in Newark, yesterday. ~ sB.fE
81. r In the Wrong Pew CO.
PHrLADELPHIA, Aug. 5.AThe Press to-
day publishes a sarcastic letter from one
VIM. F. Johnson, spurning his nomination
as Collector of this port, and rOundly abus-
| ing the President and his policy. The ex-
PLANTATION is that the commission to WI
johnson, of Pittsburg, was nisdirected and
| fell into the hands of a radical Union man
OF the same name in this city, who could
not torego the opportunity of expressing
Battle with Indians.
A telegram from Los Angeles says a
special messenger has jHst arrived with
dispatches from James r. Hardenburg,
commanding at Camp Cady, which states
that he had a desperate fight with the In
dians on the 29thult., in which five men of
his command were killed and one wound
edT Thlrty-siX Indians were engaged in
the fight. The loss was unknown. The
number of soldiers is not stated.
aa A Young Lady Drowned. ~
PoUGHKEEPsiE, N. Y. Aug. 5.-Duringa
squall on the Hudson at Yohkers this after
noon-a pleasure boat containing eight or
ten persons capsized, and one of the party,
Miss Brooks, OF West Farms, was drowned.
Her body has not yetlbeen discoveredE T.
CINcNNATB Aug. 4.-Benjamin. Eggle-
stOn, Second District, and r. B. Hayes, Sec
ond, nominated for re-eleetion to Congress
by the Union Convention in this city to-
day. ,- ,Ag- a6 ~ .UL-
Franklin Cotton mill corner Third and
Smith streets, was seriously damaged by
fire this morning, "A large amount of cot
ton was consumed. Loss about twenty
thousand dollars.
LOUISVILLE, Aug! 5.-The Hobson and
Duvall parties respectively held large
meetings last night. The former was ad-
dressed by Gov. Bramlette, Bustoland Gen.
Whitaker; the latter by Vallandigham,
PuglI and Dennis : STA FSr1
New ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Lieut. Butts, of
the Freedmens' Bureau, was murdered by
highway robbers in Jackson Parish.