The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-24
convention OF sunday school Teach-

Convention OF sunday school Teach
ePS.
Utica, N. Y, August 22.GThe annual Con-
vention of the New York State Sunday School
Teachers Association convened in this city
yesterday.
Upwards of Thousand delegates are. in at
tendance, and the proceedings Of the Conven-
ton, thus far, have been marked by the great
est enthusiasm and good feeling.
From New Mexico.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, August Eek Cover
nor Connely died to-day Governor Mitchell
will go on a visit to the Gila river gold mines.
Secretary .Armez will be Acting Governor
during his absence. Very rich gold and sill
yer mines have been discovered thirty-6ve
miles from Fort Stanton
Colonel d. S. Huntingdon, late of the Ar
my of the Potomac, left recently with fifty
men to join Juarez, in Mexico. BE- H
Acting Governor Meagher, of Montana, has
issued proclamation ordering an election on
Sep tember 3d. for members of the Territorial
Legislature. - "tff-A So q
Manuel Cullen, tho Mexican Imperial Con-
sui, gives notice that the port of Angeles, in
the State of Oaxaca, Mexico, is now open to
limited number of vessels bringing foreign
goods. .=.,..@. ...s...
Cholera Reports. III
Philadelphia, August 22.-At the Office of
the Board of Health yesterday fourteen add
tional cases of cholera were reported, and five
deaths three of which occurred among those
reported on the previous day. ssy NH
-.te Louisville 4sa -..r-s
Louisville, August 22-Five new cases of
cholera are reported at Taylor Barracks, and
seven death from preceding cases No cases
or deaths are reported in the city. VI
IF. l==st. 4E Chicago. assn ~
Chicago, August 22.-Eighteen cases of
cholera and six deaths were reported here
yesterday. t-.. p
Cincinnati. a.
Cincinnati, August 22-Only thirty-three
deaths from cholera were reported yesterday
in this city
Pharmaceutical Association
Detroit, Aug. 22-The fourteenth annual
meeting of the American Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION commenced to-day. Mr.. Lincoln, of
Boston, presided. Delegations are present
from most of the colleges of pharmacy
throughout the country. Various commit
tees were appointed, and a number of new
members elected. The Convention then adj
journed till tomorrow.
. o @fs , Ohio. 98d " .Hel8Ha
Toledo, Ohio, August 22.-1'he Union
Congressional Convention of the Tenth Dis
trct of Ohio nominated the Hon. G. M. Ash
ley by reclamation. Radical resolutions were
adopted. .i 5anad = bee e,s1
From Kansas City.
Kansas City, August 22-The contract for
building and the complete equipment of the
first hundred miles of the Kansas City and
Fort Scott Railroad was to-day awarded to
Waterman & Co., who will commence the
work Immediately.
aaEatlH From Bermuda 8H43
New York, August % -The brig Eliza
Barnes brings Bermuda dates of August / |.
A telegraph line is being constructed from
st. Georges and Hamilton She brings no
other news.
Base Ball Match. i' |
Chester, Pa, August 22.--1he Camden
Club played match game with the Chester
Club Of this place to-day, which resulted in
victory for the Camden Club, by score of 65
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The Red River.
New Orleans, August 22.-Advices from
Shreveport to the 18th instant say the Red
River has kept open unusually late, but must
now be given up by large boats, and may be
considered as closed. y Z"
Executive Appointments
The following executive appointments have
been made: P Sidney Post, of Illinois, Con-
sui for the Port of Trieste, and all other ports
in the Austrian dominions on the Adriatic
coast, excepting those ports which belong to
the Lombardo Venetian Kingdom; Thomas
Gray, of California, Naval Officer at San
Francisco, and John McGinnis, of Illinois,
Commissioners to the Paris Exposition.
Naval Intelligence %"Jt
Commodore Winslow, commanding the
Gulf Squadron, under date of Pensacola Bay,
August 10th, informs the Navy Department
that there is a decrease of cholera in the IRON
clad fleet at New Orleans, The Tallapoosa
had Teen exempt from disease A painful
disease called the degne, though not danger
Gus, had attacked and Frustrated the crew of
the Chicora at st. Marks and at Appalachi-
cola, but the vessel had arrived at Pensacola
with all hands convalesent. e,.,sa. .s
Rear Admiral Goldsborough writes to the
Navy Department, under The date of Cher
bourg, France, August 7th: ''This place is
entirely free from cholera, and has been SO
since March. The disease does exist, howev- :.
er, at this time quite severe in Holland, and
is particularly fatal at Antwerp. Instead,
therefore, Of ordering the Frolic to have her
bottom cleaned and painted, | have conclud-
ed to hayei it done here, and Vice Admiral
Raymond, who is now Project of Maritime at
Cherbourg, has been kind enough to place
one of the dry dicks of the naval establish
ment at my disposal, for the purpose, She
goes into it to-day. Nothing could exceed
the gracious manner of the Admiral on the
occasion, As you are aware, he is quite we'll
known in our country, and his b. airing
towards US, as well as that of the officers
under his command, is as friendly as posi-
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Political Interview 18th the President