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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TuE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT meeting or the
Board OF Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Fire Depart
msnt yesiefdsy was shown, from the report OF the
Chief Engineer, that the total number OF alarms OF
Are since tho OF the yoag was four hun
dred and ninety some complaints la trivial matters
wero referred 10 the Conmtee Appointments and the
petition from bell rnger for increase OF pay was also TO-
fefred for consideration.
Tbs AoaouE-ine body OF an UNKNOWN man wns con-
yeyed 70 the morsuc at tho foot of I~ enty sixth street.
hast river, at quarter u six O'Clock T. b. Tnn.da.,
whore II still hes for Identification II appears fro.
the satenient of Thomas Better resident at "a
accident WI cb result il The death Of the upknown
that the deceased sitting timber pier SIS
East river, when passing wagon Knocked against the
died from the effects OF tho injuries he received la few
minutes. The bodywa5 conveyed 10 the dead house by
officer George irwin OF The Fourth precinct Coroner
Gamble was to have held an inquest on the body ,cser
day afternoon
TIM LATE FRE Ar roRrfASn,-S,nce the last acknow-
ledgment Of subscription by A. A. Low, Treasurer
Of The citizens COMMITTEE, that gentleman has received
in aid OF the sufferers by tho Portland Are, The sum of
1888 80, making the total amount collected In this city
$l05,s04
FRS IN WAITE STREET. Bet ween seven AMI eiglt
O'Clock last nigh. fro occurcd in The dwelling hoso OF
Mr. Jesse raer, No o Watts e.,ce. The fire, seems
Hrs. In the basennel, bnl rs to how Il osi.
mated Is at present unknown The damage 10 Mr., Full
lcr's properly IL estimated at about si00 Loss covered
by insurance
scnpsp var or SUGAR. William Meyer, an en-
p!oyc at the sugar refinery of Place Thaliey. No,
$50 South street. fell into va of boiling sugar yeser-
day afternoon and before could exrrated was 20
severely scsded that his life is dcspzired or He was
removed to Bellevue Hospital
FRk r MURRAY S1Rrrr.--M quarter tciore ono
O'Clock tbs Thursday morning off,s Quinn, OF the
Third precinct, discovered ire the top aoor OF The
five story marble front building No 50 Murray street,
occupied by Herman, frost Co., importers Of crockery
and glassware. The lretnea were very quickly at work
and brought to bear two streams OF water and IL 10
lieved will c0nne the flames 10 the upper story. Ocer
Quinn states that the police broke open door and lie
hurried to the top noor and the fire burning
among lot or crates and hosshcads filled with straw
The loss cannot DO estimated bat u u supposed thst
SO 900 viii The loss Fully insured HOS ,he Gre
originated Is q mater for inves, cation
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Mrccl. or l.r Am,rricnn nria .l.er, Aaum.
WE wrsrsss AssocliTfc Ssfss.

ThINuF, NIrb, HuENtI . tStb.
TOE auraai meeting - the weseru Associated Tres
commenced 10 day In this ey. sThc principal news
pepers Of the West represented
The sahec' q obtaining rs the Atlsniic cable
was referred 70 committee who rlsie report recon-
intending thai the should receive all really lrpor
tant news 10 the c%icn u necessary, 70 ~" buaarcd
words per day.
The report We adopted.
Tie following onAerS Ia ilse ensaiGG wear wege
elected -itesI4snt W. ~ walker ~ tue usraii fiss
Pcs; Secretary, H. ~ Rssef the Drtroit LaaSysss
gs Tribune. Directors kcssrs Hassad OF tie ClneiH
natl cor,astr-sri Dlnksiy tir chavo isa. kpsrr,
OF the ~ I1us Eepssiras Fathsnky, Of The teftina
B>rod. and RinsBsm, ~ tun ntisbnrs tos5ssfetu
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M"sd's Tkessse. ~B~nens 81 Mr. ~. A. Rskey.
coicph ason,ssy bepsat j. ssnorsyysn empty affair
That offered BY me wcrr sisters tho sn,rs cor,
psny 81 Woods Iscsirc, TUE evening, 30 Mr. q IA.
ker, the stage manager q tue establishment will prove
something more Me- Mary Provost 20 appear ~
rrsnctnc Va 'srhe widows ssraise.n, rna sing ~,
.,vs., hailed Tho low Backed Car tao worr.r w.
I~rs give INC "fs one With vac soldcs Locks ras.
porca BY Icinsse'l Cau1n aud shs remainder or The
efcien' company; rory Pastor Ie,s "a his budget u
ccmcal hrecrsckers xnd the pregnant concludes Vic
the 'od Guard, hr Ira u. ssors W The title rst
sach bill fof - deserving hsncheay osnas. fall 70
bringing out hfge audience
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1865, In the absence Of new organization Of
parties upon new issues Now such an organi-
sation Is in progress, and the parties and issues
OF 1855 will be very apt to result In general
political revolution In these approaching fall
elections The breaking up Of tho republican
party OF the war has actively commenced. be-
cause the mission Of that party is fulfilled, and
the new work Of peace and reunion must 80
ON, for II is the beginning Of political revolu-
ton ~.
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THE CITY.

con iGuea abatement in thc cholera wes reported
cc'erhsY there being fourteen on tho bulletin Of
sh Health Board and thirteen certificates 81 death FROM
shc disease issued from the Registrars ono. Al Hunter
Sosn caught the cso.era from washing- the
riptles - who had died Of The disease. The
reror= from he pubic institutions showed continued
sba'ciacn' 81 She cpdeaic AZ The Battery BARRACKS
Auspla theee four Gaaths and siS admissions
g. Brooklyn slight nergas, reported, there being
nDecen and nine deaths Every hone ex-
pressed ~ being able conro, tho epidemic. On COZ.
srncss ,siand the cholera Ri increased. Yesterday
gsrr four deaths and three On psvid's
,nd Hertz Islands TIE h,al ~ the tfoops continued
Excellent
Tierc wore tar,y.one deaths Nv cholera reported n
J oipunt Yesterday MI forty two Eases.
"a : meeting or the Commissioners " Emigration
e,da igo residcn, physicians for Wa,as isloud
- appointed at sa'ay of 500 rer month, With
bed sud residence A compltiut received from
nber o licensed hcerding heise keeper, thst rais
s'oruy @Ao 10 he ht5it Of visiting Castle Garden,
IA, bcra 1T -erlng v,A 'hee hus!ac-s 4 con.ni,,ec
was intgue,ed % cgnrr WITH tie Commissioner OF
T!ar'tcs and Connection an nc seac,on &c uew bury
sng place 81 ths POOR wap die ward isni A
slserai eolnlttce was appointed decide op soius
rfo.emcn,s proposed p y iatdo on ~, puialius- >,
&,ri'- isisnd
\ anee. tnns, ye'ic y H. stc King ganei,a tnchs
a. a. me Hsrasn lssmi, together v,l her suite
Ar.vsd 81 his port yesietda, morning. W pe Cunard
siesmcrJsys fr'm Liverpool shc vas ,eceised by Tho
gn,ed states or,cisls ~ shc rn acug nnaor orders
sscoyed igeia the Stale Department ~ Washing on.
geo,esu : stopping a. tho Brevccr Hcuae enI Win
Sorly lesvr Coz Washington, where secretary seward
sri slies i,ef tile oo1r,esies ~ sofDius her tsDk
F,luds arc being pcrpeifs,cd ~ runners and irra.
bpuna,oc tarca staat tic CITY Ha uron persons spply
sng 10, exemption from mlIts enrolment. Al anidavt
stating reasons Tor eSeinntos aled VIII nc County
rcrA fcf slich thirteen cenis required, win lie al
shsl !, necessary II Ire feasons supicitn,
We iesrn thai no detention vii occJr CsIlagson a.
p.seneeis or goods coming ~ New York steamers on
. 8can or quarantine regulations - thai port Steamer.
, ~ issgs here ~ usual
/ In the Court or General sessions yesterday large
saouoi Of business vas 'anssctei not % err .Sca
tmp0rtsuce. however
fhs stock market vas sseads yesterday Gsysininens
Advanced Gold rose ~ I4s and closed o. 1855 ~.
There fair business done yesterday but prices
ero irresulsr though scarcely much 80 - on Tues
asy Ia The cotton msstst there was extreme apathy
bgl no alteration 10 price. The sssi msrAet va dill
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and sasise for suyes. Cores was quiet but steady.
On Change -four ruled sctve q unchanged prices
Wheat was dull and Irregular Corn advanced 10 Oats
were moro active and steady. Pork was without de-
cided change Beef was unchanged Lard was shade
armsr, while whsksy Was quiet Freishts were dull
and easier Petroleum was DUH, and PC, lower
MIsCELLANI0Us
Ono Of the largest ana enthusiastic meetings
held In Massachusetts, convened ct Fansuil Hall In
Boston yesterday OF the johnson democrats to sppoint
delegates to tho Philadelphia Convention. Among the
Vice Presidents George Ashmun, who presided n
tho convention which nrst nominated Abraham Lincoln
for the Presidency speech delivered by Colonel
saonsta highly eulogstic Of President Johnsons policy
Of reconstruction Resolutions adopted approving
the call FOR the Philadelphia Convention Robert q.
Winthrop, Darius N. Couch, George Ashmun, John
Quincy Adams and thirteen others then appointed
delegates for the State large and full list for ten Con-
grsssional districts
The National Union state Convention or New Jersey
held meeting 1t Trenton yesterday, whom four dele
gates for the state At large and ten for the FIRST i've Con-
gressonal districts were chosen 10 attend the Phadel
phia Convention.
The delegates 10 the Saratoga Convention rapidly
ralying Of that place. Thurow Weed Dean Richmond,
Richard B. sche and others less distinguished
already on the ground There is yet certainty
as to the organization quite "a diversity Of opinion
being held on that subject and the minor details
The Illinois Republican Convention met at Springfield
yesterday Resolutions adopted cordially endorsing
Congress. General John A Logan was nominated for
Congressman by reclamation.
The representatives OF the Western press met In
venton at Detroit on Tuesday. 1t decided that
arrangements should be made for receiving important
by the Atlantic cable to the extent Of two hundred
words day.
The Indian Commissioners the Upper Missouri have
succeeded In making treaty with the tribes in that
| country.
| In the Canadian Parliament yesterday Mr. Chambers
called up his motion inquire into the Fort Erie
! psigp great noise and disorder immediately pre-.
vailed for the intention Of choking Of the speaker He
continued, however, and said Canada was perfectly de-
fenceiess The disorder continued and songs sung
hurrahs given and paper bullets thrown Tho speaker
| The motion was subsequently, withdrawn
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has decided
that ferry companies LIABLE under the law, to
Of hroe per cent the gross receipts from the
! Of beasts, teams and passengers.
Denver City dispatches report heavy rains in tina,
vicinity Mining operations had boon seriously injured
by the foods.
Dispatches from San Francisco state that the French
commander Ia Acapulco, Mexico had pressed the native
citizens Of that town into his ranks for its defense against
the liberals.
The loss b. the are at Saratoga Springs by which the
Columbian Hotel was burned is now said TO exceed
100000.
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SECRETARY STANTON WFrH THE RADIcAIs.-
The distorted radical accounts OF General
sheridan's dispatches in reference to the New
Orleans riots, which first appeared in certain
radical dispatches from Washington, there Is
reason to believe were furnished by the Secre-
tary Of War. Has not the time come for re-
construction OF the War Officer How can Presi-
dent Johnson hope for success while his Cabi-
net is house divided against itselfg
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stcsfrAsY McutlOcH on US svm~t, roUs.

PUETsNorfr. y. Vt, AuYusl = lNN
The United Sta,es steam rvvends cutter NorthernAr
Captain John McoveD, arrived s This port emily ihis
morning from washinxfoa r. G., bsv NJ ycarn Hon
Hugh hcCulioch Secretary VI the Treasury, and fam.
ny Tk@ Secretary win leave to-day ~ the fAstern
Railroad for KenncbunE Ne
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confidently predict that II WIN never again havs
. chance Of being passed against the votes Of
the liberal party. Although the school question
offered the opportunity for the trial Of strength
between the Ministry and the opposition, II 10
notorious that it merely served e. pretext for
assailing and defeating the government, 90 ~
to render II powerless to carry ont the more
vital measure which just now agitates the public
mind.
We repeat that, however the confederation
question may be decided by the votes Of the
provincial parliaments, the people Of this coun-
try ere profoundly Indifferent to the issue.
They know that when they want the provinces
they can have them without any very great
effort orexpenditure. As matters stand It would
look a. II the Canadians were themselves antici-
psting any desire that We might have formed on
the subject. II they put the present Ministry
out Of Office 1t u certain that the Confederation
bill will be shelvsd, and its failure win be fol-
lowed by general and irresistible demand for
annexation.
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Inc slsAIasA Elaf

SARiTocA Aasus 4 tsGs
The sre lasi night destructive tan ~ nrst
reported The losa will reach nearly xl0d.O 0s ire
spccfive of what loss sustained by me guests ~ ms
Columbian Hotel, which IL roporea "a comparatively
heavy The amount q insurance VI ~ mated Al about
f5nvoe
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Racing In Canada.

MONTREAL, August, 8, lseG.
Tho 81. Hyacinthe came Of today.
The Garrison Hurdle by Garry Owes.
The Queen q Plate won by Amber Witch.
The Province Plate was won by Don Juan. 80
The Handicap Hurdle race was won by zlgzag.
The Open Hurdle was not run account 0e
there not being entries enough 10 make th0 field 81
CURED BY tho rules.
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PROBABLE Failure or rnE CONSIDERATION
SCHEME IN CAsADA---There IL no one in This
country who cares two -traws about the snney-
alton Of the British provinces. They may be
source Of trouble TO us; il ia questionable
whether they can ever be one Of gain. Tie
Indifference which prevails on The subject docs
not, however Affect its probabilities. There II
nothing more certain In the way Of political
speculation than that one Of these days the
North American possessions Of Great Britain
viii pass into the Union Of iia,es cf which we
form part.
few weeks ago the advocates Of an indie
pendent confederation Of the provinces were
ernlians over the prospects Of It's success. The
thing had becn so manipulated that the true
feeling Of their populations was not allowed
chance OF influencing the decision Of the quss.
ton. BY the defeat OF The Canadian Ministry on
the school vote and the resignation Of Mr.. Gait
II becomes doubtful whether anything can he
done with IL during the present session. n IL
be SLOWED 10 le over until the next ne can
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OsAna, Ncbsssks, Augasi isSe
The indian Commissioners hs,e iust arrived from he
Upper Missouri, snd report that Their ercrts 70 make
treaty with The tribes on the Upper Missouri have been
succossful Important hand gfalss a The bae.n a. the
Yellow stone ard Missouri and be r1ei ~ Wy Ter lhe
Northern Pacific arosa have been veed ~ tNc luians
la n
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All advertisements handed in until half past nino
O'Clock In the evening will be classified under appro-
pirate headings but proper classification canno, bs
Insured after that hour.
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AAcuAsroRT, Me-, Angus. 3, 1866
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Ibr brig Olive Francis, r. A. Small, master ss.ed
from Boston on Tuesday evening. tie 24th u.t, IN
ballssi Tor Little Gao Bay, c. II ami on the sun
day night following, tho 2Sh, about hair pas: twelve
O'Clock, Halifax bearing north by west, dstaat about
Forty miles into by the United states gunboa,
winoosk Captain Cooper striking her about n,idslps
aud IN five minutes was full or The seathcr was
very thick At the tiue Al on boafd Immediately
taken on board the stcainol.
Dat very little saved except the ladies, trunks
The crew lost alt except what they had After several
unsuccessful attempts 20 tow her into some port the
brig vas abandoned lying on her hroadsidc.
thirty tuns burden years old and owned b, uossrs
". y Penneli, II. u. Waldo and car,ein snlal aud l.
These gentlemen the principal owiers or the is
Cciris Ann which was captured by tho pirate florida
Tho Wnoosk has large row undef water for The
purpose Of desyinc yessss and the OF lhe olive
Francs siotds sneDate case Of practical demouslra
csrlsn Small Ii behalf OF rscls and his arsi officer,
ami four lady pessenvers apian Snals WIFE two
daught"Fs AM the mute w,cae.re- % teEdeg 20 Cap
tain Cooper his olccr and men, thanks FOR their timely
sua w ecssal crofls N rescrn s Them from their cN
'emey reous siilaii1 end Tor The very kind aud
dat treatment they AL received whiie> on board tho
Wnooss, and, wha s believed 70 be very unusual, Cor
carrying then, 10 their homo, In Nsc!asro on we'd
hcs0aj afternoon, August l. g. {. JETErT
Wreck Of The Amcricuu Bria aiber, Adams.
The following communication has boon received BY the
Secretary Of state 81 Washington -
tvtrgD srAss Co-SUfArs, NAss.r Jaiy 10 1896
Hon WILLIE ~ sE~AEp, Secretary Of Slate Or the United
states of Amcfirai--
Sinf have the honor To inform you hat the Auicri.
bfIg Albert Adams. cf Nov York T. W. Ayree mas.
ter, owned by n Brown, of i54 7plUs tons I'd
atWstlings fslsrd, Ealan.s on the ith Instant She
proceeded There from here under charter 10 so fsom
there H. New York cargo of ogNOoL Her master,
oircrs aud crew ac ali slsei and conssi az Tie follow
inc reryr ns:- John W. Ayres laaster. Fnoch i wat
son, mate; Robert \. Sinloas stewart and cook and
H,ury Rltlef,- John " Bcaieu, X. Jasun md Charles
brown, seaileii. The mate ana nos here, a
untod states tte rs opportunity. Very Respectfully,
yvur ehedicnt servant THOMAS KIKKrAil.fCR
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r II q N = W 3.
EUROPE.

NJ OF the Atlantic cable are enabled 10 pub
j. in tho Herald this morning special kilograms from
D. correspondents In Europe dated in London aud ST.
isrsburg Tuesday, August 7. embracing an extend
ed news report which contains matter OF the very highest
smporiance.
King William of Prussia had arrived in Berlin from
ahe head quarters of his arioE and received with
asesi enthusiasm He opened the legislative session Of
enc Chambers with speech from the throne In which
ae Justified his policy, explained his position
ios ards Germany and reviewed the war maj ing power
I'm finance particularly, Of the Kingdom.
u thought that Austria and Prussia would soon
egn de6nstive treaty Of peace; perhaps in Prague
u Iiay would uot 1t Ia thought, be included and il
probable that, through the iAsrunentaly Napoleon,
b separate peace conference would take place between
.t.lor Emanuel and Francis Joseph, perhaps 10 Paris
y &c tho armis,ice arranged between italy
snd Aestria hosities would no resumed.
Prussia perernporily declined Russian proposal Cor
congress of the Powers which signod the treaty Of
Yirana.
Y The Car had been applied 10 10 intervene with
Prussia on behalf Of The South German States bu. ne
had given reply.
Some Of the Generals Of Austria and Italy were in con-
GereHcc Trieste.
l. Prussia and Saxony were about TO omen seperse pero.
Citations.
The Russian fleet had gone Helsingors 70 meet the
Aanoaomoh and ether vessels Of the United States
Bnaadron
Tho military arrested several Hungarian political lead
err at Pes,h on the 9Th instant.
Our special correspondence from London. Paris Ber-
1n Vienna and Frankforton tile Main received by the
steamship Java goes show that the approach peace
between Austria and Prussia had vastly but for differ
mt reasons, sgitsted the peoples In the capitals of
France Prussia and Austris The Psrislans were cx.
ried that Napoleon should have been overnatched by
Bismarck in his audacty. as the London 7mes terms
H. and the needlegun and that France was not likely
I" gain any new territory b. the settlement The prus.
Hians say they have not had enough either fighting or
conquered provinces, while the Ausians threaten revo
luton shond the Emperor retire them from thor in
terest In Tho German Bund
Russia seriously agistci by The growing power OF
Peissa, and the Moscow Ga-s,e in significant article,
rdg'ses tho Gar to when the secisve mcn,en. ar
rive
pretty much sHother step IN adj aneo towards gene
raj Eurcpesn war
The daals Of the great naval battle between The AUS.
sran snd Italian fleets In Tie Adratic Of. very OK
rag character. Tho which occurred The de-
s'frcon 81 ihe Italian iron. ceds were extremely sad
Jcm Mace won the great ptlzc tight with Gcss, FOR
S2,0o0 il twonty one rounds
CGnsos closed in London so. FOR money 80 August
2 Tinted s,ptes I've twcntios weeo a, sss Inc same
Cav
Tho Liverpool cotton make, was "a. gu tuesday
AHsust
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MAaIrlM; DISASTERS.

I.e~s 81 tho Brig Olive Fran oil Macbias-
port. h1ainc-She Coilides with ihe Unieed
STATES GunhOat NinoOsl>i The First Prac.
deal Experiments III "a Ram, &c.
MAciuAspvRT Me-. Angus. e. 1896
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RADICAL BoAsTs CONCERNING THE FALL Eirc.
11oSs.--Leading radical orators and journals
profess to be very senguine Of carrying The
coming fell elections by something like the
Union war majori,ics Of 1864 Thus, The
Chicago Tribune prophesies that they will carry
Ohio by forty thousand, Indiana by thiity-fve
thousand, Illinois by loriy-nvs thousand, and
.i the Western States east Of tue Rocky Noun
tsins, by an aggregate majority Of over two
hundred thousand. But these radical prophets
are counting their chickens before they are
hatched. The elements Of great political
revolution are st work. The war 10 ended and
slavery Is abolished, and The war and The abo-
li.ion Of slavery were the two great issues Of
1864, and they still controlled The elections Of
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HoOIEY's OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn. -ErarorrAS Nix
asaYLsY-BALLAps. BURLEsoUys AND PASfoAIxEs
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arrested by the German authorities end held
for military service, but were subsequently re-
leased Secretary Seward viii perceive, there
fore, that this is not matter for windy and
wordy argumenta II an Insult 10 the dag Of
Spain il punished by the bombardmsnt Of VAL
paraiso, surely an outrage upon the stars and
stripes ought to be quite as severely resented by
. nation hundred times more powerful than
Spain, and equally proud and spirited. We
have not at ell admired the dealings Of Secre-
tary Seward with foreign Powers. and have
often accused him Of toadyism and Of bringing
subservisncy but this il case that will test
him thoroughly and enable our people to give
decisive verdict upon his fitness for his posi-
ton. The facts are plain; the imperative duty
Of the government Is unmistakable; and, for
tunately, We already have feet in European
waters more than capable Of convincing Prus-
sia by the logic Of force, II that be necessary.
The boosted prowess of the Prussians and the
dreadful needlegun, Of which we hear 40
much, have no terrors for our brave sailors,
who will CALAMITY vindicate the honor OF their
country IL the government win give them the
opportunity. Secretary Seward has, therefore,
no excuse for inaction or delay, and IL be fails
to do his whole duty in this affair we shall
urge his prompt dismissal and the appointment
of Secretary Of State who loves his country
better and serves her more vigilantly and
periodically. Let President johnson see to it
that the demand for Bergcr's release is properly
and speedily made and adequately enforced.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Thursday, Angus, ., 1866.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sls Broadway. =
L.CTusEs Oxy- HrDEodxr MICROSCOPE twice
DAILY. Open from A. NJ I'll. ~ T. M.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, at
Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway-IN VARIETY LIGHv
AND LAuGaAaLE ENTERTAINMENTS, conPs pE BALtxT, &c.
MOI 1ugy MKT.