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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-12
orgLnAL Llsr oy cAsEs.

districts
OFFICIAL List og cAsTs.
The following new cases we're reported yesterday
George safer 4A West Fifty.dfth street
WIN. Fischer sixty fourth street. near Ninth avonus.
John Noonan Fifty seventh street, near Ninth avenue
Catharino Wheeian 1t5th street, near Fourth avenue
Catharine Qanlsn, 81 Baxter street !
Mary Guletis Ihir! avenue, near ltsih street 49,,
,.taries Tyiar, No. Q Chatham stress.
Charles scnsa, Six'y-sishsh street near Eighth
caiharine Dooisy. 1lsh street AMI Fsnrth avenue
Emily Lutz Broadway, between sixty -secoai AID
Mary schsndt, $50 Eleventh avenue.
CERTIFICATES OF DEATH
Burial permits Cor tho following named dead wers Is.
VIM. FISCHER 444 west Firty.hfth street ~'--.- -.
Emily i,utz, Broadway between Sx'yseco aud
Sixty third streets
Mary Sullivan, Is Baxter street
Catherine Ripple, 20l West Forty 1rsi slrest,
Patrick Dingwen, 80 Roosevelt street
i. Loris Wan, Eighth avenue and sxty-ihirt street
Patrick Dove. Al Mulberry. street.
zoiia Fischer, West sixty fourth street
EoRTuARy RkToRg.
The report Of deaths this city during the past week.
has oen completed The mortality from 2ymotc causes
typhoid 20, cholera So cholera nfantum go, choIera
uiorbus TO- and other darrhmal diseases s5 The
dscrses Q; de,ec disthec, 10; ,ubarcuar l42, nec
vous system 30 circuiatory Q; respiratory "a diges
tive, 10; urinary =: gcncr,tive, 1; locomotory. J;
oevelopmcnta IA childbirth, l; old age, O. nutrition IL
LETTER yRow DR. HAesn
Tho following wcskiy report Of tho Registrar was sub
mitted yesterday 1l.sMst ~E
BuREAu or vnAf STATISTICS. sept H. 1865
81 p-os NE week ssa saass + ia total num-
Dor deaths New York So, Including los that
eseye % S ss the u
as e sf e a e s asa
y rh eaaas s' sSs
era caused nearly per cent fh9,sa alone ns
Including all county Institutions There but thirty eight
fatal eass Of colerr 10 our c, dwellings, and eu.
deaths from chosrs but tho pccentags Of nortsy from
xymotic tthy per cent, aud particularly Of dsrho
Sixth Teh rwa ana srssn,n X the
aud the sxth sixteenth and Twenty second wards IN
Pacip before city map which the locality OF
sac death In rked the fact that whatever e
demc nnencs ers's now seeins 70 De operating 70 re-
nny slun BAKER street ana within radius % thee
feet gave thirteen fatal Of cholera during the
ss haaS gs q es west
Eighth sSeeue Tho thin sol that he rocky REGION
%s y. rom ss 70 S
Iatou daily drinking poison lses Professor nr
Pes analyst. q was. from se Es. Espot Sfs
s into ne o. a r.: %sss.o ho e;a
one M wsses each Ssss znoan people how %
i've and where shsv shall Gnd healthy homes They ars
breeding plaques that urge rs 70 askhese questions foe
city shows hese dangerous and sIcky districts eoves
but small areas Tho gses majority o. the Ss ehild,cn
class OF foul and unvsn tlaled Aa5,tations.
The changeabie and chilly westhcr r. accompanied bg
rapid Of yphas and typhoid fesers, as well as
pcared; yet the temperature has been unusually
high and accompanied with corresponding degree of
turc. A. tho snbjolnei tables SHOW. Respectfully ,.,s
r.
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The Cholera In Brooklyn.

Permission Will he asked al the meeting or the q ath
Board Thurday nox. u discontinue the daily choess
bulletin there being need OF It's further issuance in
Brooklyn During the twcnty four hours ending at
death from cholera had bsen recorded add
thore are the following
Bridget Nanahan, $40 Hicks street. In collapse
Honora NcCarty corner OF Columbia and Church
elreo,a VIII probably recover
Mary Dunn corner OF Sevins and Carroll sirceu
St.nva
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coIsI c,ltsols TINS DAY.

rorrr ~ CxvKrsL syssoSs a y. Poscl. cty
Judge prssidlng; Cunning BEDFORD Jr. for Tho poo.
pie the people vs. Herman Roland, pcnels Hart VIM
Msngel- Henry N. Ladder Ann Rieiy, jones Vconnell.
Katcy smith, grand larceny same " Frcdrck kloni.
John Charles King, RS, ond carr larcen
from NE pefscp. Same Va ciarkssA " VOORHEES,, WIN.
hesrory, James righe. robbery.
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Mckee 0verrun BY c..r;,,as.

NEW 0aLsASs, Sept TO- 1859
Arrivals from VEGA Graz the sth instant show ia
the laaguagc the Cltc Of that place tina, no twenty
leagues exist in Mexico which are not iravcrscd by
gueras The Critic says the only remedy Is by exter
miuatop
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s ANlTARY.

The Cholera in New York aud Brooaiyn-Tiss
Morius.ry Reperi-Lettcr from tho Regis
trnr.
There sligh, decrease 10 the number OF cholers
cases reported yesterday, There Is however, every
necessity for caution tho part OF the people and par.
tcularly those who live ia Infected badly ventilated
districts.
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FRoM wAsHIHGroN.

e
WARRINGTON.

WAsHISGroS, July 8.
Southern papers received to-day exhibit
very general disposition on the part Of the
people to respond to the call for the
Philadelphia Convention. State and District
conventions, TO nominate delegates, have
been called IN Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina.
The India Liberule. Of Pnebla. of June 9th,
show that letters from the United States are
required 10 be opened and read at the post
ONCE by the persons to whom they are I'd
dressed, in the presence Of Maximillian
agents. who afterwards examine them, and If
Objectionable, are sent to the Imperial Com
missioner, who submits them to the Court
Martial for such determination as may be
thought proper.
Letters received here from Vera Cruz. nm
der date OF the 18th Of June, from the Aspin-
wall commercial houses, state as follows:
There are many who believe that the French
expedition will not be withdrawn, as an
nounced, for the reason that Gen. Bosene
who Is protecting certain commercial houses
who are importing goods in his name without
payment of duties. he being interested there.
in, is using all his influence 70 delay the depar.
tnre Of the troops. Il appears certain, how
ever, that arrangements have been made for
the transportation Of the forces, and that the
FIRST steamer for that purpose is shortly ex
pected. The late measures Of the Imperial
Government are extremely severe uron the
commerce Of this port. The lntest ,ax il in
the shape off license, which oblixes each
commercial house 10 pay from one thopssnd
70 thres thousand dollars per annum a. the
ysivilies Of doing business.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
From New .York.
New YoRK, July

NEW 1oRk, July {.
The thermometer again reached ninety eight
degrees yesterday. Thirty three cases of
sunstroke were reported, part occurring Sat-
urday, and additional to those before men
toned, twenty seven resulting in deaths.
Copious rains fell last night Nearly all the
bar rooms were open yesterday. Superin-
tendent of police Kennedy having issued or
ders to make no more arrests for violation Of
the excise law, the constitutionality of which
will be determined by the court of appeals.
Two deaths from cholera we're reported
yesterday. A collection was made in the
various churches yesterday for the Portland
sufferers.
Geo. Peabody arrived at Montreal Satur.
day. He was warmly welcomed, but waived
about ten days, visiting various points OF in
terest.
A Porto Rico letter says the slave popula-
ton is rapidly diminishing by mannmission.
The sugar and coffee crops are not more than
one-haif the average. The weather rather
cooler; but thermometer this forenoon marks
"A degrees sky overcart.
The steamers City of Winchester from
Liverpool. Evening Star from New Orleans,
and New York from Aspinwall, have arrived.
The New York brings San Francisco dates OF
the 9th. Senior Sisearo, private Secretary to
Santa Anna, died yesterday of peritonites.
One fatal case of cholera was reported in
New York last evening, also one in Brooklyn.
Adviees from St. Domingo state that the
Liberal policy of tho former administration
towards foreign enterprise, will be continued.
The country is quiet, except at Zaybo,
where, Gulllermo headed rebellion, which
was expected to be easily quelled.
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Revolt In Caba.
BALr1MoRr, july 9

BALTIMORE, July "
The Sun publishes an account Of the ru-
mored revolt in Cuba. brought by the captain
of a steamer which arrived from Havana on
the 4th. The revolt is said to have occurred
at Porto Principle: the news Of which causs
ed intense excitement in Havana.
The authorities at Havana paid no attention
to the rumors of the revolt until the news
came that q portion Of the population had
declared for the independence Of Cuba and q
separation from the Spanish Government. On
the lst inst, a military force, consisting of6ve
companies stationed at Porto Principle, was
sent against the insurgents to bring them to
order A fight ensued, in which the Colonel
was killed, and two other officers nortally
wounded, while three companies of the Span
ish soldiers went over to the insurgents. The
latter was reinforced and nos numbers 1000
men, and have prodeeded to the mountain re-
gions. The moment this news was known in
Havana. three steamers we're dispatched with
troops TO the place of revolt, bnt before they
were fairly on their way, which was on the
Sd, the stirring intelligence arrived that four
steamers, with 1900 troops on board, had
made their appearance near Nuvitia bearing
the ChiIlian flag, and effected landing in the
vicinity; Ill the discontented thereupon pro-
ceeded to places of safety in rendezvous. It
was believed the revolt had its ramihcations
throughout the whole Island.
Among those who left Porto Principle there
were about 1000 negroes. who, it is asserted,
by their owners were to join the insurgents.
The whole affair was looked upon as q gene
raj revolution of the natives to free themselves
from Spanish rule.
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Why JIx LANE SHoT HissElr.-A Wash
ington correspondent OF the New York Tn
bune gives the following explanation of Sen
ator LANES attempt al self destruction
Jim Lane died OF Andy johnson. He went
from here TO Kansas, impressed with the de-
lusion thaf his support of the President was
SO acceptable to the people of that State,
that he would carry it for johnson policy BY
5000 majority. His first appearance upon
the streets of Lawrence shocked him with the
sense of his terrible error In the town
where he had once walked monarch, no
man spoke to him. Old friends passed him
without recognition on tie sidewalk On
horseback, in the principal street, he rode
unreeognized and rejected. He wen, TO his
house and sent for many OF his friends to
come and see him. They returned answers
that they wished to have no intercourse with
him. Two days after his arrival Representa-
tive Clark came from Washington. What a
contrast and what lesson! A vast crowd
met and welcomed him with music and flags
A public meeting applauded his votes, hon
ored him for his fidelity and pledged to him
the love and support Of Kansas. Humiliated,
smitten with remorse, and utterly desperate,
Lane terminated at once his life and his ca.
reer in johnson politics.
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From San Franeiseo.

SAN Francisco July {.
The mining reports from Mornina are favor
able.
The FIRST vessel of the Goldfish feet from
the coast has arrived with three hundred and
ten thousand fish.
A letter from the Imperial Government, of
the departmen Mt Of Tampico, Mexico, states
that the Liberal General Caronz has with
drawn to Culion, leaving small detachments
near Mazatlan to annoy the Imperial troops,
who have been awaiting offensive movements
since the 9th Of May.
The imperials had received orders to com
mence an active campaign in Sinaloa and
Sonora.
Some Jaurists had appeared at several
points in Jalisco, but we're easily repulsed.
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NEWR . AUAMARY.

Gold closed at 1881 in New York last
night.
Two deaths from cholera occurred in
New York on Saturday.
"A collection was taken in the various
churches in New York on Sundry for the
Portland sufferers.
The Treasury Department is informed
that counterfeit IS National Bank notes are
in circulation.
The St. Louis Insurance Company has
declared semi-annual dividend of ten per
cent.
The Hartford Cotrant has taken on the
quarto form, and is the only eight page sheet
in New England.
John Morrissey, the renowned pugilist,
has received the nomisation for Congress in
the Fifth District of New York City.
Our dispatches give somewhat length
ened account of revolt which occurred at
Porto Principle.
Norman B. Judd, late minister to Berlin,
is another candidate in the first Illinois dis
trict, against Hon. John Wentworth
A recent act Of Congress authorizes the
Commissioner Of Patents to require Of reject
ed applicants $40 on appeal to the Examin-
ers in Chief.
The Connecticut Legislature has granted
$4,000 for Homeopathic State Hospital,
which is to be paid when the friends Of the
hospital raise an equal sum for it.
The Odd Fellows in New Orleans have
decided to rebuild their hall which was burn
ed to the ground on the 4th inst, in grand
style.
The 2ist New York cavalry was mustered
out at Denver recently-mosr of its members
design remaining in Colorado. SO says the
Despatch.
"A despatch from Leavenworth says that
Gen. Lane was weaker on Saturday, but that
his physicians do no. regard this symptom as
unfavorable.
The thermometer reached 9s degrees in
New York on Sunday. Thrty-three cases of
sun-stroke were reported-twenty-se seven or
which resulted in death
A fire at Middleport, Ohio, on Wednes-
day night, destroyed the Crystal Mills, the
stores of j. Shriener, Herwaterman 4 Co.,
8. V. Lashers dwelling, and some other
property. Loss about $50, 900, partly in.
sured.
The Metropolitan Police has been duly
installed in Memphis. The Mayor Of the
city had the good sense to disregard the ad
vice of the rebel press Of that city, which was
to keep the old police on the Streets and not
recognize the new force
The Northern Bank Of Kentucky. on Mon.
dap, declared dividend OF seven per cent.
on the profits of the last six months, and the
Farmers Bank ten per cent. for the same
time.
"A Southern Relief Fair will be held at
St. Louis next September. A grand tourna
ment will be held in connection with the Fair.
followed by tournament bali at the South
ern Hotel.
Geo. Peobody. Esq, arrived in Mon
treal on Saturday. He was warmly welcomed
but waived public reception. He will re-
main in Canada some ten days, visiting the
various points of interest.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, July9.
A telegraph from Berlin says it is officially
announced that the Prussian alliance has been
accepted by the North German States, with
the exception Of Saxony, Hanover, Hesse,
and Messar. Hungarian deserters have come
into the Prussian outposts with their horses
and accoutrements. A depar tment has been
formed Of the Clara. The Merklaburg and
Oldenburg armies have been modified.
They will form reserve corps with the other
troops Of Northern Germany at Trogan.
A telegraph from Florence, June oath,
says Baron Ricusoli received depu,ations
to day of citizens OF Trisest, who presented
addresses expressing the wish of those popu-
lations to be united with Italy.
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K,lleA sx L.sMtr,nx.

HARTF0Rp, Conn, July 8.
During tempest Of thunder and lightning
at o'clock last evening the lightning struck
the house Of Chas. Whiting, instantly killing
him and his son. Mrs W. was seriously in
iured, and though still livingit is doubtful #
she will recover. Mr. and Mrs, W. sat on
sofa and their son on chair near by.
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From sew Orleen..

NEW ORLEANS, July 3.
Judge Howell has issued . proclamation
calling together the Convention of 1864. Ii
is ridiculed by the press and the people.
A Bagdad letter says the Imperial troops
were taken of by French men war. The
officers wore their side arms at Bagdad. The
Liberals were occupying Metamoras and pur-
suing the specie trains to Monterey.
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Prom ais Proclamation
GALVESTON. July T.


Corojoval. in his first Proclamation assum-
ing command at Matamoras, said he was hap
py 10 salute in peace the hostile attitude kept
by the aid Of the miserahles who sustained
the so called Mexican Emperor. He has
dishanded. and admit, to the material good
Of the country II. Morse and other Mata
moras merchants were not imprisoned, but
sent back by Escobado. with the assurance
that their captured property would be salts
fac'orily adjusted.
The train at Rijansa canal has 81 wagons
for his share.
Lane Sordos left all aud escaped being
shot by swimming the river
Melia's division left Bagdad on the Doth.
on two chartered steamers and three schoon-
ers, conveyed by French war steamers. Ad-
vices were expected the same day.
All Catholic Clergyman were put in prison
but released the next day by Corojoval, who
agrees TO consider them non comhatants.
Union ticket elected a,ong the Rio Grand
by two thirds vote.
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Frea se.sh America

NEw YORK, July 9.
The steamer New York, from Aspinwall,
brings Panama dates to the LIST, and S144, 900
IN gold
Chill, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador are said
to have formed league to free Cuba from
Spain, and an application was made to Ven
zuela and Collabia to join the alliance; the
three first named to furnish the money, and
the others the men, while hopes are enter
tanned of help from the United States.
Advices from Bogota announce the ins.alla-
ton Of the new President, Mosqueras. He
disapproved the act Of making certain annui
ties TO nuns. in consideration of the confsca
ton Of their property by the Senate and in
sisted on carrying out its measures. The
result was that an armed mob paraded the
streets, entered the senate chamber, and by
threats compelled Congress to sanction the
views of the President. This was thought to
be the first step towards Mosqueras' declaring
himself permanent dictator.
Matters look gloomy along the South coast.
Great dissatisfaction exists in Chill, and .
change of Government must soon take place
Peru seems on the verge of revolution. The
Isthmus is quiet. bnt change in the Govern
ment is anxiously looked for. The early
rains have caused much disentery.
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LOUISVILLE. ,Tuly I

The assault of McGninser upon DR.. Rob
erts yesterday was nothing comnared with the
first report. The Doctor was knocked down
but not otherwise injured.
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Fires.
LITTLE FALLS. Jul

LITTLE FALLS, July 8.
The Valley House and Walter Fagan's cab
met shop was destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning. Loss $l5, 1000; partially insured.
PHILADELPHIA, July g.
The rope-walk of Weaver Filter was
destroyed by FIRE Saturday night. Loss pro
badly Sl50, 200, with little or no insurance.
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ST. LouIs. July 8.
Cen Lane was little weaker las, night, but
Physicians don't regard this symptom unfs.
vorable.
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--Ths ladies Of the Baptist Church a4 o.
tumwa rselissd $500 from Festival iast
week. ~
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WATCH MAKING.

II must be unsrttcod By every person that the aan
aoHvrnq and rpaitac Of Fine Hatcet as we'll A. the
more common grades. should be executed by q thor
oughly Competent Norkman--one who has sisen tfse
latent and tzeriescs to that sole obiet CE Btg>Rs
a, has been conuscfed With tbts ttbiisha fer
auont strsh years has ad tereecn years experience ia
this traach 10 perfect ,raser Ut bu iness hps al
ways given tion gwen hi, nnd vatd
attention to maHa idctlrinS and repairing Huichss IA
second TO Hsn< In thi line If burb The Wat Ii de-
u uudr bis IMMEDIATE -nperv~t u.
wAhAAATLD. Rrioas low st. louis thics 60 OF nsw
York.
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In parting With our late much esteened partner -
bAiley, we cannot bns express onr ssn1Sse r..
efe" ana whersvsr his lot may be cast commend him
70 our Gfsnds. AYRng NAHN Y xyHua
jyl0A
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CHOICE LITHOGRAPHS
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1NAPsuLfs of o,d Liv al and Irpa-- Lnndss. psck
Coi siso Cspsuiss of Nor ~sw;.e ~ ~ ~ -
0SS WILKINSON, sAaHLeff CO
Marshall County Republican., 1866-01-04

The legislature has adjourned. and for all the
good il has done. might we'll not have been crn-
vened. The session has been continuous effort
or the part Of the republican majority TO carry in
TO effect score or more of schemes by which mon
ey was TO have been transferred from the public
treasury to the pockets Of leading loyasts in diff
ferent parts of the State. In few instances we
regret to say they have been successful, bit for the
most part they have through the answering fideli.
ty of the democratic members. aided by few
ser alive republicans. completely baked OF their
prey. We wonder if the Governor will think il
worth while to call smother scssion.-Plymouh
Democrat.
W. publish on our FIRST page an answer 10 the
above. under the head of "what the Extra Ses.
sioa accomplished" which ought, il it does not,
make the author of the foregoing blush for shame.
1t will be remembered that this sane paper se-
cused every member Of the Legislature Of being
willing to be bribcd, because they refused
a, one time to increase the price Of publishing the
Delinquent List 1t has no objection to legisla-
ton that will put money into the pockets of its
publishers, whatever it may think Of putting it into
tho pockets Of others. circumstances alter cases
materially, with selfish men.
Marshall County Republican., 1866-01-04
Union state Convention.

Wspublish todaya call. BY the Union State
Central COMMITTEES. for Union State Convention
at Indianapolis, on the 22j day of February next
The Committee, il will be seen, recommend that
Mass Meetings be held at she county seats of the
several counties. on The second Saturday in Feb
ruarY. to appoint delegates, and effect thorough
organization.
The latter suggestion is IN all important one,
and must be attended to at once in this county, il
success is desirable this fall. We hope the Coun
ty Central Committee will meet at once and issue
a call for County Mass Convention o, the da,
designated, and prepare plan to be submitted to
the Convention for 4 thorough organization. I'm.
less this is done We cannot hope for success