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Colonel Frank N. wicker, Chief.
Henry P. Fisher Eurgeon-in.Chier
Scott Y Chappeil, Chief Quartermsstcr.
George N. wright. Adjutant
Frederick whymper, Artist.
Eugene X. Laborne, Interpreter.
J. u. Lewis, Chief Drauahsman.
AMERICAN DIVISION
Edmund Conway, Chief Of Explorations IN British
;. r. Ratbrock, Assistant
J. W. Pitheld, Agent at New Westnasnsisr
A. BALANCE, Quartcrmasier
Robert Kennico,t, Chief d Explorations in Russian
WIN. " Ennis. Assistant.
Thos O. pennison, Qiariermas'er.
DIVISION
George Kannon Qnarfcrmav,cr and Secretary
J. A. Mahocd, Chef Of Explorations In Lower 81.
BERN.
Richard T. Bnsh Assistant Quarterrnarter
collins l. Macfsae, Chief Of Explorations ip Upper
Siberia
:. :. Arnold, Assistant Quartarmas,er
Alex. Harder, interpreter
sFpvpy.
steamer Goo Y Wright W. Patterson. Captain; A.
SHY Nightingale Captain Charles NJ scsmmon.
Bark Golden Gssc--ssptan Harding.
Bark Onward--Captsin Tihbetts.
Bark II. T.. Rutgers--Capsain Anderson.
Bark Palmsfto--Captain Arthur.
bsTk cisrs Bc--Captain sutton.
The Nightingale Ia the flagship Of the marine service
81 tho expedition, Captain Scammon beings Chief OF
nsrrs and Carrying the Gag Of the United States Rsvc
INC and 10 under the direct orders Of
COLONEL Buckley. The Clara BELL sails under the Rus
sian merchant far, having besn rsneed 20 the Musco
vte protection before the close Of the rebellion.
In order that the work might be rapidly pushed
FORWARD, Colonel Bulksy decided 10 commence AZ
several points simultaneously A q large portion
Of the country was unknown u vas desirable 70
make explorations ~ early the season and circum-
stances would permit have already referred 10 the
British American division under charge OF Captain Con-
way and Major Pope. The latter had orders 10 push
northwsrd toward the Youcon river, passing possible
beyond the line Of Russian America Tho Russian Anne.
rcAn division inrusted 10 Major r. KennIcoss who
70 Fort o. Micbsels on Norton sound az his
base Of operations and explore the Kvichsck river and
the youcon until he could meet with Mn,oy Pope In
Ads The whole management intrusled 70 Major Il
Abs and the explorations In this quarter were 10 az.
tend from Anadyr Bay 10 the mouth Of she AMOR river
distance 81 more Than eighteen hundred milsa Lieu.
tenant Collins l. MacRas was 70 explore from the mouth
q .as,A1aayr ,lysr y ~ As.sS"f 70 shy,.ss "
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situated the eastern shore Of Connellys Lake This
times past the scene Of tightly profitable trade CAP
tons through the forest as FAR a. Fort Connolly
found the country favorable for the object In view The
route was along valley between two chains q noun
with sufficient amount OF timber for constructing the
telegraph line Around Fort Connolly the country 10
Captain Conway was informed that the country north Of
this point open region In valley extending 3
long distance toward the head waters Of the Youton
river During the winter Major Pope proceeded N
explore this region leaving nulkley House late In
January soon the crust formed upon the snow
tho valley between the chains Of mountains No 70 about
sixty degrees north latitude, distance Of three hun
dred miles, whore he struck the head waters Of the
stickecn river He found the country much favor
able than had been anticipated consisting OF open prairie
and grass lands with occasional stretches of timber
wnsfe Ia. for tbs pack trains S Soud BE cpensd - ysy
excellent On reaching the bead waters OF tho
Stickeon he proceeded 10 explore that river down
stickeen is incorrectly laid down on tho maps
in is upper course. Instead Of flowing In .
sss course, e cosst r, ss me maps the
about latitude sixty degrees, and takes southery
for considerable distance turning 70 the west
sses the sea This river win BE- made available In the
transportation OF supplies and materiao the work n
pushed through British o9m r.s,a nsse Or simpsons
Last year the email steamer Uncn Captain Coln was
sent 70 explore tho Hkecna 70 ASCERTAIN how far u
Was navgable Captain Coma len New wcstminsfer on
the Goth Of August and entered the mouth Of the Skesna
on tho 18Th OF September Tho steamer sscended the
river ninety miles and 81 That point loaded two canoes
which sent further up the stream. They succeeded
In reaching Agclegase village two hundred and sixteen
miles from the month = the river The 2sth Of Sep
TENDER Supplies were len ~ this point for Major
Popss party a. the distance 70 Fo Connsly was only
four days' Journey. Descending the Hkeens Captain
Coin proceeded 10 the Nasse nvs which be ascended
with steamer and canoes shout eighty three miles from
its mouth and then returned 70 New Westminster The
explorations nov going arc with avew 70 determine
the character OF the upper portions OF these rivera and
their availability a. linss Of communication.
EXPLORATIONS RUSSIAN AMERICA
The explorations In Russian America were placed
ypdsI NE conuq Of haar Retan ksnAlcetL whose 49,
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MORTALITY IN NEWARK.
THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

The total mortality of last week was Csc, On IN
crease Of compared with the previous week Tho deaths
from cholera numbered 80 which also represents the moay
from this cause during the week ending the LIST inst The
outbreak Of cholera slight hss already had coun
terpsr durng present week. and the same localities nave
suffered Yesterday B reported at the oce OF the
Sanitary Superintendent Of which occurred 10 BaxtersI
between Nos ~ all it viii be perceived on the same
side Of the street and close proximity to each other
No eOl West Forty gave cases. Mnberryt Nos ~
and 30 two cases. while James Roosevelt Washington Six.
tyourtt West Thirty aud
sts gave the disease victim each.
We have already warned readers that these outbreaks
may be expected least during the warm weather OF Autumn
until the poison has utterly destroyed Cold arrests fer
mentaon but otherwise affect the cholera poison
Winter offers immunity from death by this cause and the
time for the prudent Of proper sanitary measures
will mo-, have passed the cold weather shall have made
lis advent, Such care thus far exercised during
the Summer must therefore be abandoned but Continued
until cholera shall have finally disappeared There is no cause
for alarm but great for wstcbuness and care
OF the cholera reported yesterday to the Bureau
Of Records two occurred yesterday eight the 9h aud one
on the 9Th The report or yesterday is not yet full but
the total al the deaths from this during the 4s
hours ending at . N.
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GAMBIA. 81
EXCITEMENT AMONG TIE voLrSrBERs-rscoMPErRr
OFFICERS BEING PLACED IN cohhAsD-ThR

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE MISUNDERSTANDING
OFFICERS BEING PLACED IN cohhASD-THE
CAUSE.
Special Dispatch TO The N \. Tribune
MONTREAL Monday, Sept 10 1866
Increasing excitement dangerous TO this Province is
arising among the volunteers owing to the appointments
of the AdjutantGeneral who first put upon the staff
set OF needy exofcers Of the army of no ability and now
puts in the place Of who has absconded the Capt
Carter who so shanefny led of 20 the body Of
volunteers during the raid into Mssisquoi. II the Adu
tanGenea persists in this disregard Of Canadian opinion
aud talent he will be put out Of office. The freaks Of the
Minister OF Militia overlooked because he is useful
and necessary TO the perccng of confederation but
the cannot be said Of Col MeDouga II Is reported
that Government work is to be put up convert rHes
into breech-loaders according TO mode invented by
Canadian. The work will not cost much SO great is the
growth of Montreal that the population, taking in the
villages contiguous to the city, estimated 900 souls
The widening Of the streets gives work 10 the laborng
classes, and there is very little complaint Of want of
work.
Gen. Thomas and his party will be back here tomorrow
He is regarded with interest the adversary Of Hood
in the Tennessee campaign.
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THE HEALTH OF BROOKLYN.
There were only two cases Of cholera reported

There were only two cases CT cholera reported yes
terday. namely
Amos Waters aged o. M. 30 Summst Died Sept g
Hagh Donnel No. 100 North SecoEd.st, T.. d. Died 9th
nsttut
The number OF burial permits granted On Saturday
were ofwhch from cholera IL cholera iniantun
&c five other foul air diseases and 90 al other diseases
Sunday 20 permits were granted OF which SIX were
cholera cholera nntun &C., two other foul air diseases
and 10 all other diseases
The total number OF deaths last week 2ro the fol-
loving causes Cholera %; cholera morbus, cholera in'
lEtum 49, darrhea Is; dyseuery LEI scarlet fever 81 ~
phoid fever a. debility, l2 marasnus ISL hemorrhage u
disease Of brain consumption. 20 hydrocephaus g. pneu
mona o. heartdseasc 81 Initiative fever /; erysipelas p
spotted fever l. &C. OF the above az were men, 81 women
y boys and Is girls -
The deaths by Wards follows First Ward =, Sec
ond Ward O.: Third Ward 3; Foarth Ward e Fifth ward
%. sixth Ward 2si Seventh Ward 7; Eighth Ward !;
Ninth Ward II; Tenth Ward %; Eleventh Ward. 10
Twelfth Ward l6; Thirteenth Ward 4: Fourteenth Ward,
Il. Fifteenth Ward 81 Sixteenth Ward 20; Seventeenth
Ward Il Eighteenth Ward. 2; Nineteenth Ward O. Iwen
eth Ward Villages 25 Total $50 Natives Of the United
States sO Ireland 4s Germany. Is; Scotland 81 Eogland
>; Sweden and British America each.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
by Telegraph
pIsrRIBU rIoy OF TROOPS rs DEPARTMENT OF POTOMAC


DISTRIBUTION OF TROOPS rs DEPARTMENT OF POTOMAC,
- .Gt'A' SEPTEMBER, 1875.
I'M. schofeld, Brigader and Brevet Major.General
limited states Army. commanding Department .
DISTRICT OF HENRIco-R s. Granger Breyet Bfigadier'
General Unted States Army and Lieutenant Colona, i'm
limited States Infanry commanding Battery +, stu United
states Articry First aud Second Battaions lth United
States Iuantry Co. H. Third Battalion, lth United states
DIsIEIcr OF FORTRESS MONROE III. J. Bnrton, BreVet
Brig,der General L. s. Army and Colonel 9TH U. s. Artillery
Baterics A. h, and II 5th u 8 Artillery. Companies
and d. Sd Battalion lh Z. s. Infantry Company r. I'd Bat
TALON l2th u. :. lnfantry - $500, ,~,.,c.
Infantry COMMANDING Companies C. and e. 80 Battalion
lIth United States Infantry.
Posr OF PRTERsBtRGH.-T NJ. Anderson, Breyet Lieut.
Colonel United States Army Captain 10Th United States
Infantry commanding Companies A. b. and H. % Battalion
l2h United States Infantry.
United States Army. and Captain nth United States In
fantry commanding Companies ard f. 80 Battalion Ith
United States Infantry
Major United States Army and Captain 18th United States
Infantry commanding Companies c and q, "a Battalion
Posr OF CITY PoINT=Thomas S. Dunn Brevet Major
U. A. aud Captain 10Th " Y Infantry commanding Co.
ID. Cd Battalion, i2b y. y. Infantry -, w.,
Posr OF WINCHEsTER-W u Brown Captain 5h 9ted
States Cavalry commanding Co. r. 9TH united States 0a''
airy.
OFFICE ABOLISHED.
The office Of Provost Marshal Of the District OF Columbia vs.
abolished AL records and papers now on ME IN INC VII
be turned over to the % Rassr late
Occrn Charge has been ordered 10 MS nouns n
Mass. TO await orders. -
The sh Regiment Coored Troops is ordered to be mus
tered cut Oct. l.
Surgeon John NJ Cuyler is detailed to Fort Wadsworth,
Staten Island. until Oct l.
Fort Delaware Del, is transferred from Department Of
Washington Department oil the East COMMANDING omeefs
Will report accordingly
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MEXICO.

GEN. BAzAvSBs FORCES CoNcEErRArIrG-A GENERAL
ENGAGEMENT BxPBcrED-A' FRENCH GusBoAT
REPULsED-CAPTURE OF 200 FRENCH TROOPS
NEW ORLEANS Monday Sept. 10, 1850.
Vera Cruz dates to the 18th Of August report that ID ar
shall Bazane is concentrating force at San LUIS P9osl
TO Gen. Cara with 30O men, IL Is Supposed tne
general epgecement will take place between San Luis
Potosi and Mexico. Gueneoss Liberal forces cut inc
bridges at Chichuila and Soedad. He then attacked
Meden with his advance Is miles from Vera Cruz He
sacked the former town. containing $500 inhabitants,
mostly French razing the place 10 the ground
The gunboat Eugene was repulsed on iIsPan bay.
The Liberals under HeTona also captured 2pO French
troops at Tuspan. and all their stores.
Gen Heigo is reported very i'll at Cordova
The people are hopeful ;or the future under LiDefn
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
Special Dispatch TO The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1o.-The following dispatch
a. been received BY The Tribune Bureaus;
RICHMOND Va, Sept. lo-Choera has bean pronounced
epidemic here to-day by the Board Of Health Cases have
occurred in parts Of the city Orders prohibiting the intro
ducton sale Of fish, oysters crabs CLANS water melons
musk melons cabbages and green are published D.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RICHMOND Sept l0-The cholera Is the increase in the
CITY, and 10 reported today and deaths -Four
cases. which will probably prove fatal also reported
Among troops the camp the city no deaths have
occurred days although cases are in the hospital
and three conyalescing.
NASHVILLE.
yesterday in this city. ff'
MORTALITY IN NEWARK.
There were SO deaths in Newark the past week, OF
which number bu. IA were adults Thrtyone Of them were
children under two years Of age.
FEw-oRLBAEs. .-.-
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1O-There were 90 cholera
deaths yesterday.
AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept 10.-Fifty recruits arrived
here yesterday Nashville with 20 Of cholera among
them -Four died last night aud three sent TO
the hospital this morning. Gen. PsoD has directed the re-
crus TO be sent miles from the city Steps have been
taken By municipal and military authorities to preserve
the health Of the city. No have occurred among
civil
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A DESPERATE EYC0USTER.-AbOut IL o'clock on
Sunday night two men, named Lemuel Bradford and
Andrew Mcnre employed deck hands board the prop
Ter Page lying North Point Jersey City, became enga ged
in dispute which resulted Ia desperate encounter
During the fight Bradford bit off the lower portion of Nc
cures and niterwad fractured bis right arm Just below
the elbow with blow from club private watchnan who
witnessed he occurrence ALARM when Officers Car
roll and Callahan took bradford into custody and took hm TO
lookup subsequently the officers conveyed Mcclure 10
Station House where he attended to by Police Sur
Watson Yesterday Recorder Martindale committed
Bradford TO the County jail for trial.
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HEROIC AcT.--About III o'clock yesterday, morn.
ing young lad fell overheard the Fulton Ferry Slip and
was likely TO be drowned when Mr.. s. Smedey Of No
Montagues Brooklyn who Of the boats jumped
into the water and rescued the boy The heroic act was dis
gracefully rewarded by the boat 20 whom
Mr. Smedey handed his watch valued at $50 before Tearing
the water and who failed to restore il when the gene
hauled from the with the lad he had saved
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les Of played at sbe latter place on Saturday
which was won By the former club BY score OF 80 70 81
Darkness closed TIE game on the seventh inning nm
The philadelphia Press announces game between
the Athletics Of that city and the Earekas OF Newark to take
place but the Burekas pay me Empires OF
AT TINA
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lst 3D. 3D. 4th 5th. 9th. 7th. sih. 9th. Totals
E Eo,l,i Q 3 : ! = eS--iIs-
Umrire-Mr. Davis Of the Knickerbooker Club
ScOieIs-MessTs. Duyal and Dongan
Tine Of Game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
Fly CateLeTs-Mutual 10. Excelsior ~,
THR CHAMPIONSHIP or THE SOUTH.
Special Dist itch to The ~ Y. Tribune
wA5nSGToS, Monday. Sept TO- lsG6
The baseball tournament for the championship of
the South contested by the National aud Jefferson CLUBS
city opened day and witnessed by 1900
spectators Seven innings played the Nationals scoring
o. and the JeGersons l6 rams.
CONVENTION or BASE BAlL CLUBS.
HARBIsBu re- Pa. Sept. lO.A convention Of base ball
clubs a tAIs state VII BE- held 40 asDlFe september g. 20
take INTO consideration various matters Oi interest pertaining
20 Che well OclA recognition by the
ncyt National Convention
The Unknown Clab Jf East 0rnnee and the Pa5sa,
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pAssrNGEPS SAILED.

FOR HAvANA-In steamship Msnhsuen- CHARLES Lernire, Y.
veneses VIVA Mitchell EGseae ChassB, joaquin lT.' H. pr,e.
Kingsley and q. Arrange C. b Aetol T. ssr1 T. g.
Allen X Rckford child EnsOn Mss II. Mers, C. o.
ssavy Won EckhsrdL A. Moroney NJ MoloBsy A. d. Mckenzie
LORENZO Cuppia johnson Alex Wright ThOs Young Dr.
Pedro Plus Murphy Ernest Ferar wife and CHILD A. sstr,
Stevenson Aoyneda. j. bScesloda, ~ r. hsmren kobI
Powell E. Mibarn Jonn Mafrriefo John WbrhOu-e. Ma
Pauna Knberg Alex Mcneil Dnei Mooney Jose fssI John
Gill and others in the steersge.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen. Merritt o. s. A. at the Fth Avenue Hotel Gen j.
W. Turner o. s. A., Col. j. IL Gray Canada and the Hon.
c. p Huntington California at the Metropolitan Hotel; Gen.
Francis Price T. s. A., at the ST. Denis Hotels Gen. II. II.
He atb Nebraska and Bishop Dours Of yancouys Island
tbc As,o
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Total known

This exposition OF ~ certainly and two more probably ked
tie side OF Convention against Single eZen 90 we
sce 81 tle ctv authocs of severely wounded the
side Convention and tlnge man n tiat category
Bpul otter silt anl # - ccrin ana ~ more W"uaue
cases Of t wounds among the friends Of The Convention
and bot 10 such cases among the police ana rs friends IS
li-y fcnGcaE' In a report which has tefh su9nHiei 20
ne PRECEDENT signed hv Lcu-eaauiG0v Fcortocs A'trfW
General Hrfrou rd Mgyor Na,roe t b. stated that the
collision was IA every !ast.lte brought 2t-. D. TIC cTt~
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Bi. Smith, veszie IF and from Bahsr days with lumber
TO R. p Buck Co. :.
Brig H. j. Burton Windsor ~ 81 Burton, Guanca, r. Is
dsy. wit suga andm olasses 20 ID. r. De Wo RI Go.
Brig Henrik WerseaDd On Palermo June via 6ibarata July
H. with nola.ses e funch. Mcncke SNendt
Brig j. g. Benkhoru Benkon loi and from Windsor " So IL
days. with plaster to J. .. Whitney 4 Co: =,
Bris Ads Of Sidney c. b. Mcneil Bridgeport, C. b. II
days, with coal 10 MASTER.
Schr Clara Ellen. DEXTER, Rondout for Providence .
sch Brilliant (Br ofNsssaa Bethel Nassau ~ p days with
loswood to X. r. Hutchinson & Co.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE. Elsewhere viii be found the
notice Of the opening Of CheTs New Musical Institute
October under the instruction Of Sig Joseph Bora who ha
The high Endorsement among Others " Prof G. Biss See
the announcement elsewhere.
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BOARD oP SUPERVISORS No QUORUM. - The
Board TO have held meeting at l2 O'Clock moot yeer
day but at that Tine quorum appearing the President
pro tenn adjourned the Board without date.
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Announcements.
The GREAT CALIFoRsrA WINE DEPOT.
gunner 4 Co, No. 80 cedsrsG, New-York

KNOX, the Halter, at No. 2l2 Broadway, has Just
opened splendid stock Of Autumn goods Those who
call appear hrSt streets and avenues
elegant fashionable and becoming HArs and cAFs which
hal yised
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BOARD OF CONFERENCE.-THE Board held no meet.
ing yesterday afternoon QuOrum failing to appear roll
cali and the President declared the Board adoet Thurs
day next at O'Clock p. m.
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DROwNED.-A boy named Frank Baker OF No. l25
Wci 81, Sunday afternoon fell Oft the wharf al the foot
Of y lsuccy.s... and Haa dIowLca ~ the East River
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FIELD SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
EXCELSIOR VS.. MUTUAL.

verv interesting game was played yesterday at
Ioboken between clubs resulting victory for the
E1ce.siors The contestants were the second mines
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TOR SALE-A FARM Of 90 Acres, near North
Port Long Ind Honse, Barn, 0ut uidingsi
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" and Broadway There will End s the NEW
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English. French and Scotch Stationery
20 TO THOMAS X. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
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everything cheaper hsn in Newly One U6cr house
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~.
CITY NEWS,

BOARD OF ALDERMRN.-The Board held no meeting
yesterday afternoon Alderman Conan being the only
her present and adjournment without date imme
distely had
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