Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-03
FROMINEW York;
The ChoIerar on the Increase

| The Cholera on the Increose.-,.
| New YORK, Aug. 1.--Slnce the 22d nit.
there has been thirty cases and twenty-one
deaths by cholera on -Blackwell's Island.
From the 10Th to the 3lst ult. there were
sixty two cases and twenty six deaths on
Wards Island. Ip the city yesterday there
were twenty-0ne cases and nine deaths.
On Governors Island there were several
new cases and five deaths yesterday. There
were nine new cases and one death on Ran
dalrs Island. iNil iNl ttd t1RN.j
In Brooklyn the epidemic IS on the In
crease. Yesterday thelSWere sixteen cases
and three deaths.
fl,Eata @ Mexican Items "fFGVE5
The Herald's Matamoras correspondence
OF July 2Oth says Caravajal's admins
Iitration of affairs there Is winning friends
to the Liberal cause. Escobedo's troops
had left for Monterey via Comargo. A
forced loan had been ordered by Carovajal
In MataniOras. rte't4 -'-
"A letter from Maximilian's chief Of Cab
met had been captured, in which he says
Santa Annals arrival in the country Is the
fgreat political event of the day. (, 'lS u
A nucleus for the establishment of the
American division has been established,
and recruiting progresses rapidly. ls
European News.
European mails Just received furnish
the following facts: -.... ... .....,. ..,
Earl Derby and Lord Stanley, In both
Houses of the English Parliament, set forth
the neutral and observant policy of Eng
land, inclining evidently towards the di-
vine right feeling she will not object to
German reconstruction in the shape OF
great empire on Blsmark's plan.
The Prussian Cabinet, flushed with its
proves, attributes the anxiety of Napo-
leon and the Gar of Russia for peace to
causes other than disinterested friendship
for either the King or his people.
1t is said that If Italy obtains Venetia and
Rome England will cede Malta. JEs
The British Government does not object
to reform meetings on principles but to the
fact of Hyde Park being made the scene of
agitation. Mr.. Beadles, who appears to be
fungus O'Conner or O'Connel in embryo,
objects very decisively to the authority of
the Police Commissioners in the matter.
The French war frigates have been or
dered at CherbOurg to land their guns and
sail for Mexico, to commence the retire
ment of the French army.
Cholera Report for Yesterday-A
Runaway Cashier Captured,
Fire aI Oil City-DeaIh OF Pay.
master FangbOrn. 5tEs -
Twenty-six cases and six deaths by chol-
era were reported to-day. gga ~
Lameronde, the runaway cashier of the
Bank of Poiteers, France, has been arrested
in Canada. = AA' ~ n -Eh. f..ytaH
1t is reported a serious riot occurred last
evening among the soldiers at Fort Schuy-
Ter, and that four or five men were shot.
1t is thought 1t originated through fear of
the cholera. ''.'t yNt
Private dispatches are said to have been
received announcing a large fire at Oil
City, destroying all the property of the
United States company.
Henry III. Pangborn, ,paymaster In the
United States Navy, died suddenly at the
Pensacola Navy Yard on the morning Of
the lst inst. He entered the navy at the
outbreak of the war, and has been in active
service ever since that time, winning the
entire confidence of the Navy Department,
He has been connected with the press of
Boston, New York and Washington. Pay
master Pangborn was "a years of age, and
was married on Thursday of last week to
Miss Ingraham, residing near Pensacola.
slna Financial. DHa -a'D
The Commercials money article says
At the morning session of the Board
STOCKS COOJlUuGu very dCUIVe, anu WlUU u
| few exceptions the Railroad list was about
| u per cent. higher. There are many out
side buyers in the market, and the upward
movement of prices does not appear to
have reached its climax, there being now
as many buyers as when prices were go
| ~ per cent. lower. Governments were
dull at the Board at about yesterdays
prices, except 5-20's Of 1864, and which
were Il lower, and 10-40's, which advanced
a. Alter the Board old 5-20's were 10S5S
bid, an advance of "a, and the issue of 1865
| 1904 bid, an Improvement Of N. The ad-
vance iu 5-2O's of '65 is due to the decision
| of the Secretary of the Treasury to cOnfine,
for the present at least, the conversion of
7-30's inta bonds of 1865 the August series
of rates. This decision will be duly an-
nounced this week. o."
Money continues very abundant. First
class borrowers can obtain loans on call in
round amounts at per cent. The bulk of
the transactions, however, range t4@5 per
cent. Discounts remain very quiet at SO
6T per cent.
Gold is moderately active, chiefly from a
demand for custom duties There is libe-
raj borrowing demand from the shorts at
1-16 to 3-33 per cent. day. A strong COM
bination has been formed for controlling a
large portion of the gold on the market at
present. %. aH- 1r ..rG
Foreign exchange is quiet and the rates
for Saturdays mail are lower.