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Scientific Ub-prvusis... s,.1 Ane Heat,
Professor Loomts, of Yale College, makes
tue following iate: esting observations upon
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Scientific DbanryAItHa- sIa1 4Me Heat,
Professor LoomEs, of Yale College, makes
tue following iate: esting observations upon
the hot weather.:
"This afternoon. at three o'clock, my ther-
nlo1nctcr, suspended in the shade upon the
lG23t degrees, being the highest temperature
known to have been observed in New Haven
since ITS, period Of cighty-nine years. Tue
highest temperature recorded before the pre-
sent season WAS 102 degrees, VIZ, juno ~
1854. Previous to this the thermometer had
been twice observed at 10l degrees, viz, iu
11!S, md there hare been three other eases
degrees, viz, In 175f, $500, and 1915, making
in all scyen known instances In which thcr-
moulctcr fairly exposed iu the shade has risen
to 100 degrees and upwards.
1.-THE period just passed has been quite as
remarkable for the long continuance Of ex~
tretne heat Us for its intensity Within Pc
Rod Of eleven days, the Thermometer has
risen fire ttmex to 05 degrees and upwards.
Since l7B there has been only one other in-
stance In which the thermometer has risen to
this height, hvc times during the slme sum-
mer, viz, in 1915, aud these cases were spread
oyeF an Interval Of thirty-stx days. During
the same period there hare been but two
other cases ia which. tho thermometer has
risen to rs degrees. rs many d four times
during tile same summer, VIZ, In l131 and
1133. .:svss5tai6sa3
The hottest month at New Haven since
ITS wus the mouth Of July, 1875. The l.at
0t the past thirty days has l,een somewhat
higher than that OF July. lSs5 SO that We
seem authorized In asserting that the heat Of
the recent period has bsen more intens. a1d
the extreme heat has been longer continued,
than HAS occurred before in efgii,y-ni years,
and probably for much longer ReTlod:
tG1~a1a 0olInra J,,fr fcn3 u
, 1866-07-23

bis nam", and was aso largely ida1ia ID with ii
mining Interests Of Missouri. He was one nf the
CHIEF o"pers OF the celebrated Cranky Lead Mlurs,
End az The hrt to demonstrate their extraordinary
wealth. sud While at the Mines in d1.cbaECe Of the
duties 1mposed upon himself contracted The dis
ease Of whien he uiel
rev patt called the ST. Louis Times made its
appearance yesterday. Ii advocate. per-opal llbes-
n. II will no doubt draw largely tI,on the snb-
aci1pilon list Of the Republican. Dennts MahonY.
hts potoHou Copperhgad, formerly Of Duonqut,
. It's epi1rd genius. We suppose 1t will live, as
our !7ct seetsSlon1ats have interest In support
IT. 1t.
Our feyee 10 again the ecebe of dIscoutent abd
etEe upon the rast n3 the isbor7ng c!as.e., The
Atlantic d Mi>alsttppi steams hip tomp.ny have
Jnst completed 1asVe and commodloas wharf boat
tu II cere freight. The design II to have the draws
drive on The wharf boat. deposit .heir load. and
fttntn. IN arrangement that Il IN advantage to hufh
comply aid shippers, keeping packages clean aud
WIN an immense saving to The boa!s. nQmoer
o1 dE1Jmen resist this ngw arrangement, and have
refused to haul freight t1rthet than tile whatf.
Hon matters vii! terminate time will tell.
4 meetli q otdnymen and Wsgoners sas beld 1as,
nIeb' 10 take ma'ters INTO consideration, but tbe
conclusions arrived at hare not been made pubic.
A man named McBE IN, an enploye or The C. b.
: 81. Joseph Railroad was arrested in st. Joseph
,estetday. chaiged with sobbirg the paymaster q
he road Of eight thousand Ave hundred dollars,
lhE money NaH found In bis pQs4e !sIuu.
, 1866-07-23

Mail 4kobbcrJ-ArstnLu VI 4nu Fa8tInas.
lffsA 1ftfe.

IRON fnE Monroe sentinel, July 18th
Last Saturday, Mrs. Goats, wife of the post
master at Albany, IN this county, was brought
to Monroe aud committed to jafl In default
Of 81 200 ball, charged With having opened
and extracted money from numerous letters
In the post office ut Albany. For nearly
rear past many. letters containing money,
mailed at the Albany olt1ce, failed
10 reach their destination, and the
people OF that place and vicinity lost cou-
siderable sums oi money By the mysterious
arrangement OF the mails, till finally the
Post Oliice Department WIS made acquainted
with the condition Of attairs, and special
agent WAS detailed to ferret out the rubber.
T4r postmasters ut Monroe, Brodhead and
Janesville were advised Of the plans Of the
detective, and their assistance was rendered
in carrying them out. By means Of decoy
letter md other devices, the detective dis
covered the "leak," and had such strong evl-
dcnce Of the guilt OF the party suspected, that
on Saturday morning be placed Mrs. Coats
under arrest and proccedcs to search the oalcc.
On the person Of the prisoner, in a feather
some Of the lettorH and money which he had
sent; also, other lcttors and money that had
been taken from the mail.
The prisoner made full confession OF her
guilt, and stated that her husband knew
nothing OF her transactions, and was not In
my way connected with the robbery. We
have not heard Of my more arrests, but learn
that thorough investigation will be made.
Mrs. Coats had assisted her husband in the
business Of the office, and had ample opportu-
nifty to plllage letters ut, her pleasure. The
C1f"" at Albany is now In charge Of Dr.. J. H.
Warren,
, 1866-07-23

9Th Of April, A. D. 1865 md which WIS read IN
this Houke On the 30th ofApri, 4. 1eGf in % II.
az such stafemcuts tnpntc TO tbe Hon. Roscoe
Conkilng. member Of this House, nng criminal
Illegal, unpat11otic, or Otherwise Improper conduct
Or hof1rtt. either a. to he mailer Of hi procuring
himseh to be Employed BY the Government Of the
lr3sea StAtes IN the proeecufloD Of military oeuns
IN The Sts'e OF New York, IN The infringement Of
tuch prosecutions In taking compensation therefor,
or On any other charge. arc wholly without founda-
ton IN truth; and tor their publication there were
IN TIE Judgment Of this Houee, no Tact. connected
with said prosecution furnishing either palizauon
or an excute.
Resolpfd, int Gen. FrY, an officer Of the Govern
Military B1Tesus, In writing ann publishing these
aeon -ahoua namd in The preceding reso!utlon, and
which, owing to the crtues and the wrong, which
they mpnte to member OF shts bodg, arc Of a
EAiurc uecply injurious to the Official and perso0al
character, fphnence aud priyilegee of snrh mnnber
md thes publication originating, .as IN the tudr.
n'eut Of the Rorse It old, IN misrepresentation OF
the tacte. hut in the Resentment and passion OF
their author, was guilty Of gross yIu1aiion OF the
p1tyiitge ot eucn member and Of Eais 1ou:e, and
hts conduct ln that regnrd merits and receives It's
unqualified ditarptub ulou.
SAMUEL SuEILA1AR1ER, Chairman,
D. Ii. BorEn,
i c. CooK.
SAMUEL L. WARNER.
Mr. spalding, Of Ohio, asked leave to pre-.
sent to the House the memorial Of Mr. Riddle,
counsel for Gen. Fry, together with portion
Of the written testimony which he claimed
was admitted but Ind not been empodied ia
the printed evidence.
, 1866-07-23
HrulAt Deed.
From the Erie [ Pa Despatch.


A little girl. some thirteen years Of age.
named Hattie Angel, who had been residing
for some time past in the family Of Dr.. Lyon,
waz last week the victim Of one Of the most
inhuman consplrac1es it has ever been our lot
to record. Onc week ugo she started Tor
Ashtabula to visit IN uncle and procure
money to 90 to kalamazoo, where she has
sister. soon after leaving here she attracted
the attention Of notorious cyprlan, who
formed her acquaintance, and won
her confidence by telling her that
she lived In Kalamazoo, and would
pay her fare there If she would keep
on without stopping at Ashtabula. Hattie
consented, and they went on, stopping at
Cleveland at the Bennett House over night.
Here the woman, who gives her name as
Mary Shcalcr, looked up low scouudrel
nu,ned King, and Tor small sum Of money
assisted him In committing m lnhuman OUT
rase upon the child. Early In the morning
they tried to put her on a Train aud send her
out RI the city somewhere, but she broke
away from them and told her story to q
policeman at the depot, who arrested the
parties. They were tried on Friday at Cleve-
land, and ordered to flnd bail in the sum Of
5000 each, Tor trial at the next term Of the
Court. The little girl Is with ner friends In
Ashtabula. Hanging Is too good Tor such
, 1866-07-23
4 Reconstructed Rebel General.

[f1om the Memphis Post, July 1o.]
We find 1t hard to believe the following re-
port Of tacts which has reached us (: The com
parry owning tue road Of which General
Bennrcgard IS Chief Engineer and Superin-
tendent, made = contract with Messrs. Manu
O Mann, q Northern hr1n, TO furnish timber
They purchased standing timber, erected
sa"mills, and prepared over Loo, 900 feet Of
lumber When they wished to transport It,
Beau1egard utterly refused to nl1ow them to
move it over his road On any terms whatever,
saying she wonld carry nothing for d-d
Yankee, If he knew is-' tbs result was
that those gentlemen were forced to sell out
ut Fuinous rates, and nbandon. their contract,
We hope this Is not true, but If so, it Is not
very crcditable to the sxgaclty or abesauty
Of Hean1egazd.
, 1866-07-23
TlE COMMISSIONER OF
AGRICULTURE TO BE
REM0EED.
The President and
the Tennessee
Question.
Status Of theTennessee
Delegation.
Efforts to be Made in the
Senate 10 Take Up the
Bounty Bill. |
Fenian Prisoners: Re- |
leased in Ireland. |
INTERESTING MEXICAN |
ITEMS, |
The Cholera in Savannah |
lHarbor.
Fenian Prisoners: Re-
leased in Ireland.
MEXICAN
ITEMS.
The Cholera in Savannah
Harbor.
FROM WASHINGTON,

lspeeiM uespatea 10 'he chicago In6une.l
WASHINGTON, d, C., July 20,
WESTERN REVENGE YnAUps.
Information has been received at the Internal
1tesenue Office ol extensive frauds at the WesE, on
the revenue, principally In whtkey, and unless tho
parties implicated arc allowed 10 compromise, there
Will be hcagy ee1zures soon 10 take plsce, A num-
her Of Ohio dieullerics are involved.
aHo14,rp pv~,cr.r
The President. ve1,crday- onnonnraa nj, ,ete.-
u,tpatiop 10 re oyt Hon Iraac Sey,on. Cnmm,4.
siouer of arrtru]tnrc rhu ;. w, ~ r,orh m 49,.
count of his .ntciencv ~ In obcdtrncr tn ,ho A.,
mards Of Scn,tor Cownn.
s-,ry nrxvrp
r,s o1ren hv Mr. ss,vord xas,o-,.v Al
~, .,d ,-.,ra,,ss,. ~ H. s,sh,-o, a,sa,,, -.
Hs,,sn ,ra-, rro.sn. -AA1'
- r,,.-+,.
s,-r,,,u. .aa-,. . =. hs,.e1 ~,ass =. .,.
rah, 1,at,ao. U,,..-ss,a~ss.. ~ n.tn. $500 49,
~. -... s.s..1.s.s. .-S,,s... " ,."r"-".aAs' -.
~ sns. s. roas app1.saut w ns pos.uou ~
sa.4n ~ =. u.s. pl4se 1uoef
9-11< N"s ~ .s
... r,.u o- .hs t1a..a ~ ps...u
n,e,ed III. nnrn,,a IT, bea, ss.,a, 49,, 10. TO-
i.h.rI.,, ar,~o,.I.,. -, ~ n,s,a .e.se -,s1. 49,
49, :. 80. 49, H.e1e =. suo ss..tou
.'. 4ns sas,es' "as w" nano III oas na'lenai
soAD'e'' us-..., .,.....
. ".sa-'..s' s.'' ses'Aass..
10 1eaea 1oeaf homes Ii Time 10 look aNes the nom
nalrf conventions OF thia and the coming week.
I'LL! no" remain 10 "atc6 Tue Fennessee question.
PROBABLE REFLECTIONS ......-
The nominations In the districts now represented
=! o. az" nso'a1@* VI 'a'sSo34s
80 ssas,. :" -s. .s.N .ua.eu 3ese'eu y,
the Unlou men Of thelx deli cat,ons dcttrc IT,
"klsxrY DAYS" :
NH Sevard declared mosr emntostc,,,v j. fcw
,' e@" NN0s ~ - ALL" aaIsuoa ""aaA w
eauslactorhy sest'ea III u1ne'S Gays
DlAIA IN TIE Silver SPOON BUSINESS.
Frank Blair, in hts Missouri epefcbee hayiu,
nuh,,c1v eha,r ed that ,he me,,her. ~ th r,sSon1
dsI.,,.,;,, 80. H. ro,.,-.~.. 49,, ss.,, L., .1s
saaoa t,"si ~" - W. sei'sa us, ~ ~
onion army were set VI morse 1hlesee' taets VIII
soon BIZ pahltshed 10 ehoF that Bfafr, when CAM
raigutp. IN South Carolina did not hes|tate to an
nrnnr4a.c silver usra .ta chine IN hi, n-1r.,n -,
r,'s s-..,..ss.. 49,. -. ~ 1'S P'''AAs "sc'
1ns TENNESSEE H1LIs
1here is much speculation whether the Free1dent
will tign OF yeto tie Tennessee uiEl Whlls his
purnose csnnnt pn.,,jrelv he in5,c,taa r. n,av ha
so,i -, ,ha.. s...,. - -. ...T...,. . "
sa1u l0at tncle are come feasnns tor Thinking that
be mar do neither, but return It to the House
,ylthout hi. snnrnvn1 nr ff,san,,ornl IN, corxo-
.,t.. -. So ss -. - = 49,.
Eal'on " rt4oaJ efenlWs ne ~ kno"n 10 haSe
argued mat the matter was one with which he had
nothing to do lie held that the Stute had
, 1866-07-23
ERm aM,erttse1nt1tts.
ERm a1,krtt8fMtnt8.
TEL e
keNIAlY
AND
Our Young Folks
AUGUST. 1866.
+4UGUST, 1866.
The Atlantic Monthly

lontaof an Interesting account Of The sk psodp .cg
SPIDERS OF South Caxons Their discovery, hanits nd
uses. Also, the second and conCndiur pa1ts OF All
IhJ touchlnE story Of The Great Doctor aud Of tro
graphic sketch Of the Physical History Of the
saiie5 OF The Anazons. ~ Year Ia Montsnar Is q
ry entertaining paper, giving observations Of gold.
mnfnS ard nlners. John heal contributes reeollec.
ona Of events and persons In London forty
Seaft aRo. Mrs. Stowe dlstourses Of giving ps,tea
aaa somR 70 tnem' and how to asod both gracefully.
Ha~shofnes Note Book furnishes additional ,t.tchrs
Of hl> life In the O:d Man5e.
Besides other Interesting and valuable prose papers.
thss humber Of the ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains
poems pJ JaAes Rus&cl1 Lowell and Bayasd Taylor.
, 1866-07-23
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Returned for RepniFH-TFeaaure from
the 1ntef1or-New Cattle Df4easp-A
Dcspernte Fight with the lud,ap4-
Hllulng Slsafes.
tAy FRANCISCO, July q The United States
a'eamer Saginaw, which taeu recsntly Tor Vlc'otia
and PeIro-Pau0" ski, encountered heavy weather,
and has returned 10 Iafe island 10 Ee1i. The e1.
lent Of the damage to The Ses.e! IL not reported.
lh1re million OF dollars IN te.asura haxa he4ts r.
A d1tca.e among The cattle Is reported IN San
Joa9nin County. They die suddenIy.
HuHy C1ty Inalo) letter says much. excite
ment w7s created there By intelligence that Cap1in
Jennines ana purity, dfly miles distant. were sus-
fo9sded s By lno,ane. TIo hundred Volunteers went
disappeared. Tho bc..esed .pasty fought two days
without food- They killed forty Indians nnd lost
bur one man.
Imp rial. 1i; Gonid l. Curry, 709;. Savage. 01O:
Yellow Jacket, s5o; CEo~u Point, 1SO; Lhaiios.
165. LEGAL lenders uuchauord.
, 1866-07-23

remain here and ncrer leave their place.
Applause. I would feel easier If this Con-
gress would remain here when Il minority
can bring On revolution. The price Of lib.
erty is eternal vigilance, With the rights and
Interests Of her citizens nil protected, We will
leave the cause In the care and keeping Of He
who watches orer all, and VIC will catch in
the future grand country, the land Of the
free and the home of the brave,
, 1866-07-23
FROM CINCINNATI.
Tic Jobnann mnyernent Hangs Fire
lsiBpemcnt Ex1raordinurY-lknn Over
and Killed.

and Killed.
Especial Despatch to the Ch,caso Tribuae.l
CINCINNATI, July q.
Al meeting Of the johnson Club OF this city
on Saturday night the question Of calling State
Convention 10 appoint delegates to the Philadel-
phfa Convention nas considered. T9o OF three Of
the most pru,nlnent memoers having deserted the
Club. ane two others being candidates-one for
Mayor and 'he other Tor a member Of the Legisla
tuse-declined to put their to the calt knor
tug i. would Kill them before the Union people O,
the county. Hence the proposition hangs fte.
An elopemeuf extraordinary took place from this
city ana Coyington, on Saturday. Dr., J. h. s. jhe
butlne.s manager OF ttt distinguished Dr. Light.
hill. Who has t1r come months occupied c ON, at
tt,. Busuet House, and cultivated an exfer siye &C.
qralDtauce with ftp-op 1ao'es toos an np :,rnmon-
ious leave OF his employer ard la.dlaay sod sith
the haudsonest, though least wealthy, OF M far
adm3rcfe. decaDped l1r p;rfs unEr !, 81. The
youEE lady II but seyen'eFn, and the ,auohtcr nf
Fe.pecsabe but ibdlgeut widow lady and II Il fesr.
ed the eIGpement MI end IN her t9 ID, The moth.
rT, armed with a revolver, Is see sius he uiity
author Of her w1efchednese-
couple OF negro men. who bad been p1c,fno
hiacsbes1 es the railroad trlc' ( fsw nile tnis
eice u Lexington, Kentucky. ,e.leraaY. rat doHU
q catte-brtak 10 rest. an failin9 asleep. wsre
run over By 'raln, s1lltu and mulilatln; them
horribly,
, 1866-07-23
Cholera. Thoroughly Cured.

Rev. RUFUS TAAC0CK, .. D.. Secse.are Of the
American and Fotelgr Bable sottssy, wrltss:
-some lime ago. vhen travelling GU tho Western
rivers. @hrn tie C4afes16 8Hs prevailing fSaAi.
~ M mai t1petisucs4 shs hentac1a influence
OF steamer n.t@tea Cincinnati and ti1ts5usK, *.
pes1ent 81 tie poWcof lh%. tell tts. . whict~ II
t1esoy,elan slider, On Eossd the sane oo..t. vno
had tust been drought 70 the aEnk Of the grayu by
hoaelo als Anssons Ea:ply, e1prF,.n.7el rtt1Dse,
as4jy aLd thpfuu.hly cured"
, 1866-07-23

ses Of The ule.u ot Staisttcs for clertca aer ,.s.
puh1ca n Of repoft.. startonery. hoax a11 .,a.
tlstical periodicals and pspers r'qntred hy The b.
teau, shall be detagcf on the order uul approval OF
The Secretary Of the Trea.ury ont o! nnv muneJe IN
the Treas uty not other sfse approp-iasca and all
letters and documents 10 aud from the Director Of
the Bu1eaH Of Sta.lBtica reiatn. tic duties ond
business Of his Office shall be trlns smited by mail
frrn nf poatnpf =
, 1866-07-23
FR0M NEW ORLEANS.

Arrest Of Jud@e-OFder by General
Ahc1idan-Thc Freedmen's Burenu
1nhpccIuF-EuItan 1fArkcr-'Fr1ut Of
ElUlatera OF the Civil Rights Inv.
New ORLEANS, July at.-Jndge Abell, of the
Fiat Dsluct Court OF Orleans plr,sh, arre- ted
TIL. morning, On an AFFIDAVIT By several ci .,zeus,
accustLg him oi treason. and e1t,au.rsnr the Aber-
ttcs Of c,tizens under the Civil Rights Bill. Abel
va. ea1lcd ~ $50 10 appear bsfota the November
term OF the Circuit Court. The atfid ayf il based
on recent chsrce 10 the Gsana Jury. delivered By
The accused to lna,ct those .nelnbtrs Of tho Con-
yentIo1 OF 1861, who would seconycDe 1t.
General sheridan 1h.. morning published bis
Eencfa1 oruez forntddhs the conlnemoIa1on OF
confederate monuments In his Department, and
afs:otvng 81 ofeaI for whatever purposeI
Generals stcsdman and Fullerton, Of the Freed
mems Bureau. hare been lnEa. .tlgattnc the conduct
Of ,he u=en's here: They leave tomorrow.
Co''on-sa!es ~ 600 bales; unchanged: To-d.y's
2so9. Week. exports, $3.50. Siock, 32,800-
Ste.lfng, Ga3s.
The ,llal ol Zine mcu, arrested ut jackson, L..
under the Civil Rights Hil. for paddlin. n,iato
morning.
, 1866-07-23

Renns3 1yanla Delegates to Tic Phila.
deip1itu CUAyen1iou.
PHILADELPHIA. Jn1y s22.-Stata Senl.or Wal
lace. Chairman OF the Democratic Executive Com
11utee Of Penpsylvanis, announces the appQfut-
tneht Of the full delegation 10 the Convention Of
the laih OF August a. follows: e.. .Govesaor For
ter lslsler, ". II. Packer, and Chet Justice Wood
sa11 are CELEBRATES at large, md Judges Eli-es
Lewis Jcffy Black, Campbell ard PacKer and
Frank Hughes, Geo. II. Wharton, ,.ths district del-
, 1866-07-23
Cholera In Savannah Hufbor.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 2a.-Seven new cascs Of
Cholera occurred among The troops on Tyhee Island
yestetdAy. Five additional deahs, including Lieut.
J. May, have also occurred Twelve deaths have
tatcn plnce In ali Eince the troops left Norfolk,
Thc passengers Oh board tho steamer Saa Salyaior
arc a we'll Thu repor:a about cholera IN thls city
Gfp
, 1866-07-23


sz14isss szzz14iss - [From The World, July 2al -
E5 THE CHOLERA.
The following i the Official health bulletin
Of the Board Of Health, 1or the twenty,tour
hours ending Thursday, July 10:
Nicholas HomtcrEh, age 80, native of
Germany, living at Is Alien street lie was
taken III, with symptoms Of cholera, this a.
III. When seen BY the Inspector, about 10 Il.
IN, was doing we'll: Premises dislntected.
About O'Clock last evening, a Mrs. Burus,
residing ct No. IL Mott street, WAS taken
suddenly III with cramps, puryins, aud yo.n-
ling at 4 O'Clock this morning, mud At ..
III. was In collapse. Her recovery wns not
expected Premises were llslnfected, anu the
patient was attended by Dr.. Dawson, 1nspec-
Tor Of thc Board Of Health.
THE CHOLERA IN DRooKLTN.
The cases snown On tue cholera bulletin
arc as follows:
Erasmus Gunfcsson, between Walcot and
Sullivan streets; vomiting and purying at
midnight 17th cramps 18th, a. ii. 1tI5
2. II. skin cold, pcrspieing, tOlgue cool, pulse
thrcady Sense Of heat in abdomen region !:
walcry evacuation still living.
Robert Lynch, corner OF Sullivan and Con-
over streets, dlarrioea and vomiting 1 p. tn.,
July II, surtafe cold, clammy; discharges
like soap suda 71tdied at 0 a. m.
!. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, aged Il, residing Mt
121 Degraw street, dialrNea, vomiting, and
cramps; i a. M, July y, collapse at p. M;
died ut p. m., july Is.
Caslarlne Glass, aged C, residing o36
Bridge street, vomiting and pursinE; . d, m.
July Ii, discharges like soap suds-no col.
lapse; mild case; will recover.
y ncroRTKu clloL.:RA. -...s -
The Twentieth Precinct police reported Inst
night that colored woman named Green was
very sick with cholera at M. 36 West
Thirty sixth street. The Sanitary Superln-
tcndent Was notified, md dlstnfectauts were
sent.
, 1866-07-23

Arrests Of Liquor NelIers-Ftre in the
Hooda-FelEeE Robbery.
New YORK, July 2s--The police arrested forty
eeyen liquor dealers tn Brooklyn, Last ui1h. tor
S,olstlon Of tho EXCISE lsw. The woods on LoEg
Island, IN suffolk County, have been burning several
dcy-, cauetu. hesvy damage.
-Four men nave been arrested for 1obbin, United
5iales bonded warehouses, IN thle city, ana Jer.ey
city. Of Eunc nine thousaud dollars worth OF stIE
yeIyet
, 1866-07-23

NEW YoKK, July 9a.-FAe Heruld cvrscs pond
e1t, III Llnr, Peru ta.s It u reported that John <
lEcIer. formerly Commander IN tho United states
navy. anu Commodore IN the rebel terxice, nas
peen appointed AomIral In the Peruvian navy.
, 1866-07-23

Itn5n aud Crops III Central I'LL ao1s.
srn1NGFIglD, lii July al.-Whle II Is beli=red
that ihe ta.e rutn IN central Illinois have not Fctf
ou.ly dan,accd The small grain and bay crops, they
hayn injured. beyond tn'ure contingency, verF
large yieta OF the great st1ple-coEn.
, 1866-07-23
Nerer Known to Fail in Diarrhna.

Eer. a. JOHNS, Passor Of II. z. Church, Nnlsowu
F1. WE1tsa:
.Ihaye cever Known Dr. JAYyx's CAna1yAryv
PAIsAA 70 tsI IN cases OF Dsdrrasa: would moi b.
nis1 rycamme71 IL p. oupt, aaie mcdiGlnt, 70 ii
Others"
, 1866-07-23
OUR YOUNG FOLKS

Hsaa ae variety Of entertalnlog and healsntul read
Ing 1t contaIss. The Dais7's First Winter, By Mrs.
Stowe; Jamie, BY Gall Hamilton. with due picture
q Jamie; hal'a Birthday, BY Lucy Larcom The
tlo~er.Fattfes by II. L. S.. Tho COWBOYS So3E. By
MIS-. Anna u. Wellsi a Summer IL Leslie Go.dth-
watea Lite, y sIls. Whitney Midsummer Dream.
bT Chapehe aobtow How Johnny bought Saving
Aachtne, By Horato Azer, Jr. The -Four Seasons,
Part ". By LuerelaP P. uale. With nye Illustrations
CA1fle's Rescue, By 7. ". Mgrnso1 Another Lesson
IL Aagic by P. 4. G. ;Ancat n the Forcat By MAyne
Reid e1cetnt Rcousts. ChaIsdes md good 1hi.Es II
the Leiter-Box,
u- Each number Of OUR YGUHG FOLKS nt.er
this month viii contain or more Full-Page llus-
tHouss drawn by tic frst art,ass, aat engraved In
The beat manner.
, 1866-07-23

4 Remedy for Summer Complaint.
Mr.. LEWIS MOORE, OF Loui1.llie. No., writa:
II have used Dr.. JAYxR's CAa4f1sx11yE Baxx,Y 4os
chlldten, t1telEE ison Summer toE3p&qta& wnea
1Cethtnx. aQo have lou ID u otrele1k r1pslr
AID 4ne would not be W1tuout,r'
, 1866-07-23

II hare u.eu Jour cAExrsA11sx BAI=Ax In nv
fsmll1 ana bare % tound i saIr md sa.e cuts Il.
ns at able ed,cne, that family should oe with.
auit'
, 1866-07-23

ff0peratel Like Charm.V
Lieut.. Col. LOUIS wAaSER,lsssa Res. .s,eat P,nr,,l-
Ta1tA Vols. wrttza:
sDt. D. JAEyIa' CARxtSAI1vK RAIeAN has operated
Mkr ehaEm IL al cssea OF Loosensss AZ the Buets
aod Dfdf fhkd. dee1a 1sOu1 %1Cn OPS suffer
much. oElng 10 The eontt-nAi change OF wAs1r.~
, 1866-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JUST WHAT ls WAATEDl
Jaynets Carminatiye BaIsaI1l,
NaffnTn' nyaentcry, CboRera. chs,rra
"ofoas' sonaner Complaint, Chof1c,
SICK sssaach,
AFEEcxfoMs o. TRu novrrv

II. Hca. sueceIk which tsts remedy has met Wis,
!or infssy s,,ss rs't lesns The PronfIe~s 10 coz
NINA Tlh Ereat Ct tnoaEDce 70 those troubled uith
sr5 Of n. complaints ar which II Is cc1ist curs.
uTe. He1rl4 sone ol TIE cftceeee;