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81 Tie following item, which points
IT'S OWE moral appeared in the Portland
Advertiser two day after The Great iire
there:
six years ago Hon +. .. ]. Smith. OF
Nc>tbr"oN- offered 10 bring the wafer OF
Sebago Lake INTO This city at hi OWN cN-
pense, running his water pipes through all
the principal streets, and snpplyin. The
city and all The citizens with Il bnuntiiu
supply "l water al the sam rates CHARGED
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ricnii'n'ai department! ma received i,rlnr-
nation showing LAT llle crops throughout
the country are in :, better condition ,!,an
had been anticipated The pre-gn. ar-
petrance OF tie corn crops is promising.
and the oat crop throughout the Whole
country Is unsurpassed Al ccreaIs PROM
lse large Yell, and it i expected that
the crops will be unusually heavy.
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OFFICIAL WAR DISPATCHES.
GIT,rIuN. July 1.

ttfltlAi. W Al. DISPATCHES.
GlrscIuN, July 1.
Ie>ter .ay morning early the Pru>slan
army. commanded by the King i'll person.
met the Austrian army. under Marshal
Ben"'ltN. between iIorziiI AMI honl""ratz.
y severe battle c.l>;iel. wilici, it>tei l.
hours. For ,ix hoar. tlie enemy oi,>:i-
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rear OF Bl>trItZ. which WAS nni taken by
storm until /. n. after which ille enemy
was quickly driven OH OF he other pos
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ans were in luil retreat. and their defeat
WIS complete
ST. +. VI. lii the battle OF, Yesterday
three Austrian ArclIikc> were W"unlci:
General f't>ir;ic>. commander ri one o:
tie Austrian corps lost q lee: General
Count Th'in wa- Shot in he mead :;mi
Colonel Finder and another taft officer
were killed. Prime I.icIitrn-tc!n and
Prince Win'Ii>ci,@rliz We're taken prison.
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Sd inst, have been received here:
The first army under Prince Frederick
Charles. was already ENGAGED. unsIIpport-
ed, II = i'll tie morning. and hal Il severe
struggle with the Au>ll'ian>. who were In
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t-n To- relied "a a the most pleasant 5af aa5 80,
r,.Iels di .1GEa=a. cholera. chronic diar-is.
iusThus, d.Scntrry, lic- nd ls.Reress Il the lr.
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The New York herald., 1866-08-24
CITY foLlTGs.

You've Ai,s's JouxsoS N,ro>u ASSOCIATION
meeting this association held at s hoadI
Spring Street Hall, Monday evening, the 20h inst,
Resolutions adopted heartily endorsing tho action
Of rhlade phia Convention and the policy Of presi-
dent johnson that OF nc patriot and friend of the
people and calling mass meeting OF all citizens In favor
uf the Philadelphia platform % be held in Spring Street
Hall ON Monday evening next the eth. al eight O'Clock
GsSgeAL Coxa,rrks Tng G.fyAv DvxocRarc
UNoS PAsry-A meeting Of this committee was held
last evening nj the Gcrman,a Assembly Rooms. The
President, Dr. John J. Freedman occupied the chair.
On the motion of Mr. Ns2nus Gross preamble and
cnticns were adopted fhc preamble declares
that the German democratic Union party have
gone in for combating disunion aud supporting
the constitution OF the country; and the
revolutions thoroughly approve OF the proceedings of The
Philadelphia Convention ~ decisive step towards the
realization of its objects, aud recognize the decl.
ration of principles amt The address the people the
United States adopted by said Convention the enbci.
,ncnt Of the views aud principles dearly cherished by
tkls ,nzaion since IT. existence" The rcsolui lon
further declare that the German Union Democratic pary
'sNi heartily support the National Union Marty au,l
exert its beat endeavor TO insure the success
The cooperation ot all German citizens Hnd clubs
sicd 10 the work Of carrying out Tho Union policy.
sotDnns' syp Ssnons Enrio,ssyr, ErLmY Ann CLus
AES, Tho soldiers and sailors connected with thi,
institution intend hold mass meeting on Saturday
evening" 25th ns pythagoas Hail. i36 Canal street. 10
consider whether they ought present absolutely alb
slain from committing themselves with any political club
or association until they have heard the opinions OF all
political PARTIES and received from them sufficient
rnlee Of that hong talked grtitadc the tat
defenders Of the Union.
FiRsr, SECOND rgHp WARDS. Associations have
been formed OF citisens residing n First Second and
Third wards Tor The purpose Of supporting the principles
eunnclind at the Philadelphia Convention, aud On
dorsiny tho Just and wse policy OF the President The
following the of the officers of the sssoca
tons above referred ~ frst Ward--frcs dent Richard
Enrght, Vice Presidents n. fiann, Nicholas Mullen;
Secretary. hchoci scchan; Treasurer Daniel Hogan
Sccond wud~-frsdent, James sullivan Vice President
Charles Atkins Secretary. Michael Murray Troasurcr
Charles Shearor Thid WardPr'sidcnt, Michael Ioitus
isce President John pulavy; Secretary. y y Carney
Treasurer, T. pooicy.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS At THE WEST.
SPECIAL 7rllssAms 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.
Hon. Holm A. knsson ExcOmnunicated from
the Radical Raniss--L0ng John wentworth
i.asing Popularity in His Consressionai Dis
yrief. ..-.... oa ruas


~'e's Nr' CmcAdo, August %, 1865
rhe Democratic County Convention met this afternoon
:, so,,,sset m. and nominated VIM. Springer for
,h s,a,e LEGISLATURE full county ticket was ncia
,a,ol ara so delegates 10 tho State aud Congressional
Conventions.
rbere Il trouble in tho radical camp at Des Moincs,
,ova The radical state organ pabllshed that place,
oelelaly announces the excommunicaton Of Hon. John
Kasson for sectional sentiments expressed in speech
delivered 'lst week.
.oooefaiir aud conservative convention held
nj Fairfield, fcwa, yesterday at which General Fitz-
vantion very harmonious and the most enthusiastic
feeling prevailed
A. telegrsnhed you Yesterday would be tho Nj.
AL nominated Tor Congress by the Republican
Convention at West Union, Iowa In his speech Mr.
Allison advocated the right of Congress TO decide
what the lately rebcilous States shall be read
m,tted ana radical change in the Neutrality laws.
Political circles in this Congressional district arc in
tensely asaicd over tho Congressional fight between
Long John Wentworth, tho present member The
intense personal hatred existing between the
adds unuscal interest to the fight
Judd has canned strong point, and ono
which virtually settles tho question, Ia securing re-
nomination from the Army os the Republic, political
organization OF returned soldiers, with which he VIII so
before the Congressional convention. Brentano. the
German candidate Is on the track and ~ using his In
fuence for Judd With the two elements o the soldiers
certain to receive The DOMINATION In this event Went
worth will run as an independent Candidate and go ne-
fore the people tho stump, ana the contest VIII De
last, furious and funny
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
NEWS FROM VENEZUELA.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Disturbance in Pucrt" C1beiio-A RcNolt
tgain-s General vasrar~ Put Down in TruS.
ilo--L0s> Of iar steamer bion, DC.
.AvaSA, August is, 1860.
by the spani Ia steamer pelayo from St Thomas &c,
which arrived hers on 1911 instant have
from Venezuela the 9Th Of July. Tho substance Is
follows
Tie ;cegraphc wires between Pacrto Caheio and
Caracas have been operation siace the l2th ut
Letters from Puerto Cabeiio Of the 1Sth speak or
rcvc tionary having occurred in tho capital
President OF that state, AMI The election Of Gmesal
R1Ia Isojas This being purely ocfi moyeme.s in a.
way changed the yen rd tranqnriy Of to rernbl,c.
Order had been completely re established IN Vctos,a.
there.
In rruxille another revolt ud~e had taken gplar-
aga nst General Na-lGez Presi nj, which was put down
hy General Poroxo, causing some boofshed, incendi-
ar.sn, &c.
telegram received from tho Presden. of carabob,s
states that General T.. a. Roas writes from Ardurc,
under dn,c the l ta no had restored peace Ia ~.
STATE oi Zanora recently disturbed by tho unpopular
faction OF General pginero, without any sailins Of
blood.
The threatening asprc. IL tho future in Portuguese
had completely disappeared Order had ben recsiib
ii-hei.
The following tccgrams Caracas had boon received
from Puerto tabcilo n lhr tlt dues:-
JrLy 2l-Aethns ue@ IRON sne Norm. From Var
acay little of importance. The movement viii he short
one General McAd5.t has resources auSiliares
10 carry acgressios The people are tired of resoiis
aud want ttanguiiliy ~ any cost
Jril 70 GcneTl az has been completely routed
ip General cnlmeuarcg III Hainaro small Yage bc-
tween san Felipe apd NirgIa. Yaracuy will now remain
quci. The is NOS uilisia. We Just learn from -
commander Of Nirgua this moment arrived that the fac.
ton has been Dissolved aai all $ tranq.IIL
JtIg "a !; T. My The steamer Robert Todd,
rived to-day from rar1a we learn thai Marshal Falcon
hld left Cnro for Bardd Inco the 18th with br
lisnL army &c toran soiuneers.
The steamer Albion in the orino;o entering
Bolivar NuN. f1isfrSefs sud cargo saved.
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evidence Of tho officers that the boys were disordery
characters Justice Kelly committed the youngest 70 Wc
House Of Refuge and the elder 10 the Island IN default
Of hail to keep Tho peace.
WAR ~ ruE TENEMENT Horess--ln one Of those
crowded hives where unkcnpt humanity Vegetables with
vicious growth, among nolsome vapors ard unseensy
Surroundings, quarrel broke out yesterday morning
between Of the co-inhabtants, named respectively
tie stun the eyes OF her antagonist deprving her
OF light, least for the present As this paIpable
intracti1n oil the rules civilized warfare Mrs. Barr
appealed to Judge Ledwth for plenary redress fhe
matter adjudlea'ed. resulted In Mrs. Livingston
being required to give bonds IN tae sum o. $'oo 10
answer at the Court Of Special Sessions.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
The ChoIer.. in BroolsIyn.

The cholera is fast disappearing, anu hope !: will
be but few days before win the pleasure
nouncc its total cossason Dr. Thayer, tho resident
physic at tho Hamilton hospital reports that
there but patients in that institution. and they
will bo discharged DEAD within few DAYS The
building will not bc abandoned, however until IL
ceivcs the action Of the Board of Health.
NEW cA.fS
The following is the Official report OF cases occurring
for the twenty -four hours ending ai eight O'Clock last
evening"
Jane haywood, 20 Park avenue
Elili, Beatty, "a Mercen street; died 2ld inst
Smith Bcttcrson, residing IN Eighteenth s,rcct, near
Seventh avenue; dead.
John Behan Ii Union street.
Richard Travers, % Carroll street; dead.
John Brown, resting N Coles street, near Hicks.
Henry Van haning. residing the Of aenticb
street and THIRD avenue.
VIM. j. Hopper Raymond street jail.
Mrs rigo, rs Bridge street. ju collapse.
Mr.. O'Conner 10 Little street, dcd at nine =. "
Mrs Mary McGinn Twenty irs street, between Fourth
and Fifth aycnaes.
nAILy MORTALITY list
The following is the report Of the Dopuy Registrar or
the Board OF Health, giving the mortality for the twenty
four hours ending on "Wednesday
Cholera. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DarrhU,a pnd dysencry. III
Oihcr diseases. ID
lo"'
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aAIAf PaLlTIcs.


Mmss Meeting OF Democrats and Conservative
DooiiitIc. and JHs,Sc Parsons, Of Ala hama :
Ratification OF the Proceedings Of the Phiia-
deIitis; C0Hvcnticn, &c.
BANGOR, Ne, August 70, 1866.
The mass meeting OF democrats and others OF Eastern
and Middle Maine, in favor Of the principles Of the
Philadelphia Convention. which assembled here to-day,
was less numerously attended than was anticipated,
though very respectable audience present r. u.
Rice or Augusta presided. The principal speakers
Judge Rice Senator Docittc and Judge Parsons,
q: Alabama They spoke earnestly in favor of the con-
support of tho platform and address adopted Philadc
phia Tie speakers were freely appiauded. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Resolved Ths the paramount issue and the issue thai
aNsorhs all others the present time s the immediate ad
mission Of all ne states 10 ,hc exercise OF all their rights
under the constitution. especially of their right OF representa-
ton In Congress.
Resolved That the action Of the Philadelphia Conven
to. resolutions address the people, having
solely attainment OF this great object nds
should receive united and cordial support all
patriotic men, hoat reference to past party associations
and views.
o.ca who o.s not openly and avnwedy endorse
and support PrcsidDnt yohnspns policy Of restoration and
resolutions and address of the Philadelphia IonyeDon.
About 1000 people present The sieetiDy
harmonious aud enthusiastic. large mcetng was held
in tho evening
Tho coalition have nominated g. M Weston for Con.
.srcss in this district.
II Is understood that the Bangor Post Ollcs a TO
given General G. X Miller and thu co!iccorshp Of
internal General j. H. Butier OF HaInpden.
The present TO be removed for ther on
position to President Johnsons policy.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
Rsooglyn POLITICS.

NnssiS,uN's Jonssos strn The electors nl the
fisnth ward, Broolyn. met last night II the
Finn avenne and r~suiy third Srcot and organized
workingmcn's johnson Club. About seventy persons
prssrnt Mr. G. Morrs was called 10 the char and
the constitution os the clab adopted Persons werc then
invited 10 enrol thor names members, when
any responded Mr.. James Lewis Sen, chosen
President and hesrs Moore and Pickett Vice presdcnis
committee of i've appointed 10 draft bylaws
The following resolution offered by Mr. Moses Psu
and unsni nimously adopted
Ths, the electors of this ward. heartily endorse The
s- of the President ~ there Lntsd states well those
~ IND.
II was moved that = from last night Jnbiic
meeting lie bsd 70 ry the proceedings of the Phisde
PMS convention NJ Mcintyre moved an amendment.
sasipg ibe ume was too short IL II postponed for
~" weeks such meeting wonld be held In the ward
would surprise some fclks--sucb a meeting
held In the ward before Tho amendment adopted
ani me meeting adjourned % Thursday evening merit ~
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NEWS FROM CUBA.
ova HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
New York Vessels in Quarantine nj sfnvan
The Slave Trade the Increase, Ac.
An, Isna

New York Vessels in Quarantine nj sinN Nmn
The Slave Trutic on the Increase, Sc.
HAVANA, August IL, 1856.
The steamer Manhattan, from New York io'i Instant
arrived hero yesterday afternoon, with clean hill of
health duly endorsed by The Spanish Consul. Among the
passengers there was nephew Of the Captain General
and the We sci was allowed to The entrance Of
tho port, near the guardship, while the conscnces
waited on his Excellency Maranao with a oh
tain permission to trauship all Havana freight pas,
sepgcrs in order 10 enable her proceed forthwith
Vera Crnz and thereby avoid her being sent Maral
twenty days quarantine. Tho interview saslactory
The Captain General referred the subject 10 the Board of
Health. The Board met and remained in several
hours and at this moment is bruited that petition
will have favorable issue. Among the passengers
notice the wife OF Prince "a m.Saim.
Not the least sterling is that tho slave trade IL
apparently on the increase. The which
s,ansiy reach our ears coming as they 10 fIom man
sources, all tend 10 this co.cius vely And again when
we take into cons deraon those who in past times
acquired Their wealth as rut OF the savo trndc are
sojourning Mananao where the Captain General hap.
pens for the moment TO he = gives coluring 10 the he
liet that the smoke IL simply The precursor of IRE
Among the latest runor the most attracting attcn,
on s story u the effect hal individual named Don
Antonio Tuero tor "a on sdera ou of $4,000. obtained
The consent OF aud aori land witho, m,ocstation
seven hundred Afr Added 10 this another
thar the grees feIerfc1 to or some other Africans,
ir the ownership OF tins araiied property provided
with the necessary docum MS TO protect them while
moving their conirahand from place to another
any other slaves legitima.ely moved. IN this
connection also has IL ttat arrangement has
ported from Cuba 10 Fernando Pc he vessels 20 taking
them out to bring back carpocs OF Africans the
bu introduced in secret
i.isiness Sercriiiy i exceedingly dull Provision.
rising Sncar> hsp, at previous rates. Exchange
sustained New York currency AZ sixty days, twenty
and half premium while short sight d, command ten
10 eleven per cent premium Frcighis % the United
states are looking u; - l2 per box bcins refused
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
S "A; N I IT A Z Y
Marked Statement Of tha ChOscTa---
Six Cases and Five Deaths In the
City Yes:crday---Continued
Decrease In Rr0OkIyu---
Meeting of the Board
Of Health.
Sc. &c. Nc.

The bulletin OF yesterday showed marked decrease
in the number OF OF cholera in this city. six
cases and Eve deaths were reported.
THE iysTirrrcaa
The returns from tho public Institutions showed but
few deaths from cholera and it may be safely said that
the choora about exhausted itself these places
The that occurred within the past few days
have been principally from acute darrh9a and dys-
cntcry.
cAsEA
The following Is list OF cases Of cholera which
have occurred aur,ng twenty four hours ending Ut
Two +. NJ ycstcrday:--
G. H. Dow 496 Greenwich etrect.
Sophia Flood "a sullivan street.
Jane Holmes, 10 Mulberry street.
Mary OBnen taken III at Tenth precinct station house,
sent hospital.
Mana Wachen Schwarz, Of Ff.ythrd street and
Broadway.
cRRrrrcsr DEATH
The following Ii the s of certificates Of death from
cholera issued tho Office Of the Registrar during
the twenty -four hours ending ut Two r. NJ. yeserday
John Wyatt 255 Spring street; died August -
r. H. Eldridge, ESQ Eas. Fityhfb street; died August
%
Mike Maloncy, S35 West Twenty.sixth street; died
August %
sophia Flood, "a Sullivan street, died August p.
James Conklin SO Trinity place; died August -
PRi:ENr EriDEMns.
The following table gives a comparative estimate of
the number OF deaths IRON cholera which reported
ON the 23i day or August during the past and pre-
sent cpiuemics:-
Dne Gases. De,uAs.
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The New York herald., 1866-08-24
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Communication from Messrs Kenhardt Co, IN ~.
ison detention, of the cabin passengers and the
steamship Bavaria read Tho writer's w'Io are
agents Of the Hamburg scaini Company, repre- onted
that Tho vessel " n fnod.i ~ cieanncHs aEd that The
cabin psssc myers are all in good health II was. there
fore. requested that the may be permitted -
como up 10 Hcboken and die barge her csrgo
II ordere that tho vessel and cabin passcr he
allowed 10 come up IN Saturday brxf.
Al ~rxrgp uorsE
report frcm Or. ralton, stating that two cams "
cholera had occurred 10 tenement house No 10 Trinity
place, ~as read Tho doctor reeommesded that tho
place be thoroughly cesnsed and fumGated and
luton paseed giving hun the rsquiste authority ior
such pnvpp~ss
Iestef IRON legal sentismas srSvellips N krrype