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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-14


Phantom is the regular Daily Mali Line
packet for Cairo, at 2 O'Clock, to-day, Capts.
Tom. Bolus and Irwin, and T. i. Conant,
are her elegant and accommodating Off
GERS. sls'5
For LoUIsvILLE.-The gay Rose Hite is
the regular packet to Louisville this even
ing, Capt. Ballard is her veteran COM
mander, and Geo. Patterson is her graceful
and elegant clerk. 1851 @ aA4n Sfiea
The gorgeous Tarascon, and the beautiful
Mary Ament, leave at o'clock, for Louis
vile. Both are handsome boats, elegantly
appointed, and admirably Differed. Capt.
Jim. Lusk is in command of the Tarascon,
with those courteous young gentlemen,
John Ouerbacher and Arthur Field in the
office, Capt. Liter commands the Mary,
and Messrs. Caffary and Billy Liter are her
clerks. ta - a.. -,ft
For GREEN RIvER.-The Ada Lyon, Capt
ALI. Edwards, goes to Green River as usual
this evening. Gg'lre ia~8 tdi ac L75Ee
For MEsipHIs.-The splendid Morning
Star will be down at noon tomorrow en-
route to Memphis. Capt Ike DOLLS is in
command, andthe finimitable Banksmith
is. her chief clerk. Billy Fields looks after
freights. -r.-.e
GIeanings from Our Exchanges.
lCINC1NNATILThe Commercial of Thurs
day says: & E r. irGtae2F
A young daughter of Mr.. Walker, of
Walkers Exchange, on Sycamore Street,
above the Public Landing, aged between
five and six years, while playing with
matches in the fourth story of the house,
accidentally caught fire and was severely
burned, so as to cause her death. This
makes the second child that Mr.. Walker
has lost in one week.
Captain j. I. Clarke, of the Mollie Nor
ton, has purchased an omnibus TO ran
from Higginsport to Georgetown, OHIO, in
connection with his packet. ~
The Lorena broke another cylinder yes
terday, and IS coming up on one engine.
LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier, of Thursday,
says: s-i.e-
The river was about at stand all day
yesterday, with scant "a feet water IN the
canal by the mark. TWAS reported slowly
swelling at one time, and again IL was
thought to be falling; me re- weather Gather was was
thermometer ranging no higher than % In
ON the falls there were ~ feet water in
| the pass down the Indian chute last even
OFF AND GoNE.-The Pink Varble, that
lodged on the wave rock, at the foot of the
| falls, was SAFELY and surely worked off
SUNK our OF S1eHT.AThe little tug Bril-
| liant that had sunk or swamped herself on
| Warsaw bar in shoal water, managed to
| make good disappearance, as the officers
| OF the mailboat reported her "gone out OF
| sight" 1t was thought she had been rails
| ed, but on closer inspection the tip OF her
| jackstaff was seen sticking out of the wa
| ter. and it was ascertained that the boat
| had either capsized on the reef or bar, or
| had slid into deep water. One of her coal
barges was afloat, and the other still lodged
| on the bar.
/ RAILROAD IRoN.-The Tempest came In
from Cincinnati yesterday with five barges
cd irNrN fr,f lErT oil q
Kentucky instead of JohnsonvilIe, as had
been stated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-14
River and weather.

The weather is growing hotter daily,
the thermometer indicating $50 at noon.
The river is falling slowly, and the decline
win be more rapid henceforth.r There is
six feet in the channel hence to Cairo, but
the bars viii soon cut out making better
channel. There was 80 inches on Harpeth
shoals when the Webb came out, and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-14
Boats Leaving To-DaN

For CAIRo.-The neat and swift gliding
Phantom is the regular Daily Mali Line
packet for Cairo, at O'Clock, to-day, Capts.
Tom. Bolus and Irwin, and T. L. Conant,
are her elegant and accommodating Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
Naval Iuteiligeuce.i

THE SEw STEAM sLooP. oF-wAR MADAwAsKA
The United States steam sIoop-oi-war Madawaska
las had up several times during the past week Tor the
purpose Of testing machinery before sailing on her trial
trim which announced will take place in the early part
OF the coming week The have thus T been satisfactory
and is asserted that she easily attain the rate Of speed
demanded by her contracj knots an hour under steam
The trial trip Of the Madawsska eXces unusual interest from
the ct that er engines and machinery have been designed
and constructed different plan from these placed on boara
of other yesso Of the fleet The engines ana
machinery OF majority the vessels OF the Madawhsks cis
were designed Mr H. r. Isberwood CHER OF the bureau
OF steam Engineering. In book written by Mr. ltherwOou
entitled Experimcntn Researches steam Engineering
it is asserted that the vibrating lever engine designed by
MI John Ericsson is unfit for the naval service As TIE
entire fleet supplied with that class Of engine the
Navy Department anxious 10 decide question OF 30
much importance naval service 0nd concluded to try
the vibrating engine" in vessel OF similar model 10
those which Chief Of the Bureau OF steam Engineering
was supplying engines Of his design The result will be
looked with much anxiety the Madewaska viii have 10
make very good time order beat the Chattanooga which
is supplied with the sherwood engines This looks like re-
vivai the Algonquin Winoosh excitement Ct lnt year.
only the trials TO be at instead Of at the dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
NAVY GAZETTE.


lHy Telegraph
HoNORABLY DIscHARGED.
July 8 Acting Ensign Andy Harshora Jaue 20 Mates
David j. KING July 10 ls6i, and Carton Race, June -
leo Acting Third Assistant Engineer George Dowding ana
Frederic Egner, July >.
DETACHED.
July Mate r. W. HeDck from rcetivngship vermont
and granted leave - ahence Mate j. swanson, from re-
ceiyinr ship New Hampshire, and ordered 70 receiving
Vandaiu. Acting Ensgn H. l.. NJ Jones' rum steamer PAU
Jones' Oh reporting Of relief, and ordered North.
Tulv Acting Ensign Charles Il Fleming. 10 steamer
Paul Jones Acting Ensigns t. H. Miller and a. A trangen
20 Gulf Squadron.
Orders REVOKED.
July 6-Paymaster William h. Bofgs. ordering him 10 re-
ce,lng ship New Hampshire. Aetug Asst Paymastsr *
w Allen detachng hin from receiving ship New hanI
shire.
RESIGNED.
July G-Teut. H. III. Lawson late 90 board TIE 'o'oiAda
Flag Lieutenant Of the European Squndfon.
DIS, HARGED.
Julv Acting Assistant Paymasicr ". II. Gilman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The schooner Maria A. Wood b e. route for New OK
from Gulf Squadron. The Madawsska has sailed rom
the Nayy-YaTd at SewioTk trial TIP Rear Admiral
borough commanding tie European Squadron wftes to
the Secretary the NAVY that the steamer Colorado h nag
shin viii be repaired and will ~ proceed "a Lisbon
az which point the Shamrock and FTolc stationed.
The steamer Resaca left the Washington Navy iard yesieF
day for Portsmouth " H. The steamer Rhode Island arrived
az Newport. T. J., on the nth inst.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
by Telegraph.
uopop.BLY MUSTERED OFT.


Assistant Adiutant Generals of V0Iwteers--Malors
Pcidns ord Simon f. Barsow, and Capt Joseph Met EEL
TO take effect July 81, ot6 ABIDE I,
g. Mitchell Breyet Brig Gen U. s. Vols take ehect Jny
70 IsG6 LENT Col j. b. Kinsmap, Major liam IL LUDLOW
and Capt Samuel u. SaItoD, TO take eneei July @ i d.
Major James Incline 70 take eject Jay 81 le 70, ray
DoIman Edwin ID. Judd, ALBEIT H. Hoyt Wh nan
H. jameson Samuel R M Robert o sy ns Sr p Dodge
Frederick Robe Nathaniel C. SAWYER Jsmes ,. rnurson'
Breyet william IL; JGin n bos WI
SON John +. Walden, Andrew H. Young, oor9ei h, p
Underwood John u Ellis Geo Ely J.en P r. acI inn
Col T. w wynkoop. Major LIST Colorado aytry Second
Lieut. Wesley MaIswoSd h Regiment Veteran 1O nSeys
Major. Assistant QuarterDaster Volunteers to take ensc
nrs Hogan and Dewitt in charge of the Medical Depart
ments OF North South Carolina respectively ordered mus
have been specially retained at tie instance oil "e
Howard.
Capt Jonathan b. Hager, l4th u s. lnintTy from July
1866.
Brevet Col Robert Tyler Assistant 9uafieiInaser "
vet Ii Lieut. Col A. r. Eddy Assistant }uariermaser y;
= A.. TO duty Chief Quartermaste Depaitmeht oi .no
Cumberland Capt Henry Inman Assistant
us A. to duty in the Military Division d the Mississippi
RELIEVED.
Breye t Brig Gen II. T.. Clury Deputy OuartcInasereh-
oral and chief Onartenaser Department Of the Cumber-
land from nty granted leave Of absesce rye Lieut.
Col o@as Assistant ant 11 ordered TO- duty
in the Military Division of the Mississippi
MISCELLANEOUS
Capt H. II. Blackman A. q NJ. United states volunteers
will in addition his duties member OF Court Maftia
pertom duties Of POsQ narteTmaser at Raleigh ~ u ,o
jas r. Rushing Inspector Qnarermastes Department. naS
been changed duty Nashville Tenl to duty al
ington. ID. C. Capts. Cue Aartsman, D. j. w9oda ". u
Barlow and w. H. Rynerson District oi Ne" Mexeoi Nap'
W. L. Thayer District Of Upper Arkansas; Capt Gro ~
Ladd Breyet Major w. H. Daniels Department OF the ,ae,
Assistant uartermaseTs have been relieved from uny ~
ths Of Missouri and ordered TO return 10 he
homes and report the Adntani-enefa Ter TURNER il"
structiODs. ,-..,... ..-.,oo q,
The Superintendent Of the general recruiting service ny
New York CITY ordered 20 forward nuaer proper
charge by sea- of the dposabe recruits OF the general
service United States Army that number sn nave
accumulated the Seventh United States Infantry, depart
OF Florida.
on LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Col Alex Bliss, Qnarermnsters Department Tor ~ days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY Ia. 1866

po. s-emei hshiy the proceedings. and spectator
Manned himself ANXIOUS 10 give deineanon OF
he railing faculties and ehsrsoiecs Of some Of tie learned .hHe
IN present Information and instruction OF al concerned
Jgdgr informed tie that the Grand Jury hah hs
matter hand he earnestly prayed that justice would DO done ID
The premises. - t...;. - .,,,,i,..
Affair d 0r month until the neIt term oil winch We
flal lake notice" -, n
Iaborng under the stigma Of madness however The Pro-
fso Keekeler holds mannly TO his prize and IL pre-
pared 10 fight yaaDty fer the head and front Of bis offending
Further Is making preparations for the erection OF mag
nifcent monumental oonmn in Spring Grove Cemetery Cin
cnnat under which he intends placing the remains OF DIS
late venerable teacher and friend Dr. Powl was ~ years OF
ce Al the q his death. He retained his faculties intact
until The very How this matter Of his Head VIZ DC
settled rem aims to be That Their is tempest certain
although perhaps may turn out to be OILY tempest IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

PROGRESS or THE CHOLERA IN NETWORK AND
BROOKLYN DURING THE PAST wEEK-ELEyEs
CASES IN NEw-YoRK - Eight FATAL-Tgs IN
BR0oKLYS-THE FILTH OF THE TWELFTH AND
SIXTEENTH wARDs-THE BOARD or HEALTH TO
CLEAN CERTAIN WARDS.
During the week ending yesterday 81 cases Of sup
posed cholera were reported the Board Of Health in this
city OF these II proved to be genuine aud proved fatal
while Of the patients only recovered Yesterday girl 10
years Of age named Cecilia Reed attacked at No. 10
Mubery disease supposed to be cholera but no report
had been received the office Of the Sanitary Superintendent
at late last evening In all Of these disnectants
freely used by tha Sanitary Officers Of tie Board Of
Health whether the disease found to be Asiatc
Cholera or not and this fact accounts part for the report
are enabled the close Of the week namely There
is epidemic the city and the general health Of the public
remains good
THE CHOLERA IN BRooKLYS.
Dr. Crane yesterday announced the Board Of Health that
90 supposed cholera had been reported at the Office
the Assistant Sanitary Superintendent Brooklyn Of which
10 genuine and uncertain while IL were merely as
grayated Of cholera morbns Oneaf Of the whole
Der occurred the Twelfth Ward the Atlantic Docks
The Ward Is inhabited by mainly natives OF Ireland and Is
filthy ia the city. Every effort TO have cleaned has
proved fruess II has sewerage the prvies are full TO
overhowng and the filth and garbage permitted to tester
in the while the Alderman makes no effort whatever to
have the sanitary condition of the Ward improved
The Sixteenth Ward which is also exceedingly filthy EN-
braces that part Of the city lying in the vicinity Of the Navy
Yard and is inhabited principally by the German element
Here also there is and the water stands In the
cellars from l6 inches deep. The mortality in this Ward
is very great Where the Aldermen have co0peraed with
the Board Of Health in the least degree they have the greatest
mortality.
In OF the Wards of Brooklyn there contracts
whatever for cleaning the streets and 1t is not probable any
viii be Immediately made Because Of the facts that In some
the ngbtso be carried two or three miles before
ii can dumped any Of places designated for that pur
pose 1t is not removed at a Alderman OKeefe will not
allow night scayeneers to drive through his Ward-the
Twehaud the consequence is that this species of filth
mains.
Taking all the circumstances into consideration Dr. Grape
thinks wonder they have cholera In these Wards and
upon his motion the President OF the Board OF Health and
the Sanitary Superintendent authorized 70 employ su
fcent number Of men, and carts to clean the streets Of
the Fourth Twelb sixteenth and Twentieth Wards Of the
City Of Brooklyn and the garbage herefrom The
oost will be charged city, but since the City authorities
ave refused 10 do the work and the Board Of Health hare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

THE WRArHER.-The weather yesterday was Oh d
most tropical character, and probably 'he hottest VI '
season. The mercury The TRIBUNE Office began to cimo
,ohe M an early hour with something % the same
perseverance which distinguished the spider u baron IrehoA
Al about noon. - degrees were reached anu mere
me office flooded with quicksilver. though gentle bsH
~ AZ sunset and though tie Thermometer Indicated only
95 Iegtees the heat was ntoerube Many Of our citizens
The ght in drinking sodavater and eatiHg ceceh
In vain attempt 10 keep cool There numerous cases
Of nsroke during the day and the dog days we're generally
rnteh an nnmfgated bore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

FELoyIoUs AssAULT.-0n Thursday night Martin
HUI kicked Elizabeth Lantz residing at No IL Jay'st and
Knocked her down flight Of stairs following up the assault
by striking her on the body with shovel causing injuries
from which confined her bed The brutal assaian
was arrested by Officer Delaney Of the Fifth Precinct ana
Yesterday the Tombs by Justice Hogan
await any complaint that be made against him by the
injured woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
NEW.JERsEY NEWS.

DEATH FROM IsTEMPRRANcE AND WANT OF FOOD
An inquest hell yesterday by Coroner Kristen on the
hodv az Catbarnc Griffin the woman who found lying
dead on the Of apartments No 23 Newarkave Jer'
sey City From evidence Of Dr. George Brooks who made
the posmortem and other witnesses the jury came to the
conclusion that deceased her death from excessive
drink and the want OF proper food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

dr,aken ~ the citizens need have no fear that WIZ ho'
be thoroughly accomplished.
TIE STEAMSHIP PERUVIAN
The Board Of Health yesterday agreed to allow the
steamship Peruvian with go passengers now on pooru 70
come I. the city this morning from Quarantine Ihe ""
Scandinavian who removed from the Peruvian 70 he
Portsmouth will come this city on Monday This wi" ea'e
the huks at Quarantine entirely free for the reception OIL INC
next invoice Of cholera patients that may arrive al t port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
rnoon, the flne-

Masonic FUYERAL-Yeserday afternoon, the fune-
raj tho late Chauncy H. JaquGs took place at the fokst
Church Jer.ey City aud attended By delegations
from Hugh DE Psyons COmmandery knights Iempar and
Enterprse Lodge T. and A. NJ Of wYork together with
number Of master Msons The remains were conveyed
the Bay Cemetery and inferred according TO the
res of the ancient order Of free and accepted Masonry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

ROBBED HIS EMPLoYER.-Officer Quinn Of the
Eighth Precinct yesterday arrested Patrick Gihoolcy
porter In the employ Of Mr. William Sloan OF No 59 Broad.
way the complaint OF his employer The complainant
charges him with having stolen several remnants Of Brussels
carpets valued at $50 The stolen property found the
possession Of prisoner and he admitted the fact Of the
theft Justice Dodge committed him for trial In default of
bail Gihooey is aged 81 years. and antiye of Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14
A YorxG snorLrTER CAuGnr.-LincOln William

A YoUYG SHoPLPTERC AUGHT.-Lincoln william
aged nine years on Thursday entered the establishment OF
Messrs Acke Merrill CO.. wholesale grocers at the corner
II Coegcpice aud fhamberss and catching up ooh oi
cigars yHlned at So made off with II. Mr. james Redmond
the witnessed the action but too late TO eaten t1e
thief Yesterday afternoon the boy came INTO me store
and picking box Of cigars from shelf walked up 10 MI
Redmond and asked him what such cigars cou be bought Tor
by quantity. He invited Ia step TO the rear
store would be told In the time Detective riley
OF che Third Precinct had been sent for and on bis aryaook
young rascal custody and Justice Hogan subsequently
committed hin for trial The complainant. Mr. Redmond.
stated that within the last five years be had caused me arrest
of 10 than 20 persons who attempted 10 steal nom his store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

NEW BRRACH.LOADISG RIFLE.-Messrs. Howard
Brothers have just invented breech loading rifle 1t is
one Of the and compact probably that has
ever been made The principal feature in this weapon Is It's
ghnessi not weighing more than live or SIX pounds
with bayonet attached II will carry the distance Of 0c
Yards shot 1000 yards. The inventors clam
capable OF firing 100 cartridges an hour when Is
eouiyaent 10 about minute Dr. Main Of this city for
wnrds by today present 10 Victor Emanuel
King Of Italy specimens OF this rne one OF these Is
plain sporting rifle the plan. and the other larger
ana has god barrel and the initials v H. on the stock IL
n specimen Of workmanship the whole being OF gold
with Of the stock and bayonet This new ride
approval from various military authorities and -
said n formidable weapon IL VIII be- exhibited NJ
the Paris exhibition specimen of American hrearm man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

Tue BONDED WAREHOUSE RoDBERY.-Ihe gang OF
alleged burglars arrested in New York few days since on
uspcon of robbng bonded warehouse az the Cunad dock
Jersey we're for examination before Recorder MaTHuae
yesterday taking the evidence OF several Witnesses the
case was adjourned till Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

A BURGLAR SHOT Ar.-At an early hour yesterday
mornips An attemp, was made burgllrousy enter the
house Of Ben amin Of South Third and Erie
str Jersey CITY. Officer Kleen, however discovered the
uresepce OF the burglar who eGped high fence and e
ected An escape not however until the officer had hFed Two
aha IA with effect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

DROWNED WHILE BATHTSG.-James Barton, ac-
companied BY friend arrived in this city England
Wednesday, aud Thursday evening they visited vessel
lying at the foot Of Bank for the purpose of making APP
pontment with the captain. The latter absent at the
time while waiting for him It proposed 10 take n
bath The proposal accepted and IN short time both
friends were swimming by the side Of the vessel While
engaged Barton seized with cramps aad before help ccd
reach him sank beneath the surface The body has
recovered Deceased native Of England aged s
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

AcCIDEyTs.-August Ansedon. a German, aged ~
years. residing in Eighty srths near Avenue D. IN AZ
tempting 10 step tho front platform Of Second
ave car Thursday night at the corner OF seventy hs
ST. fell and broke his left He was taken home by ms
friends. =, , en-
Late on Thursday night Mrs. Anna Mcdonald, aged 90
years residing ut No Ja Eighthave fel from tnidsoy
window of her residence the beneath and
severely Injured that she is not expected 10 recover
Early Yesterday morning. while Morris Sonnenberger
native of Prussia aged &c years sleeping the roof Of
No l3 Broadway he fell 10 the pavement beneath ana was 30
viewed 10 the Jews Hospital in West Twenyeighthsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

POLICE APPoIYTMESTs.--Th Jersey City Hudson
River Police Commissioners Thursday night, appointed
James Mann Samuel Kaney Of the old force as patrol
men John Doye was promoted to has old position aid to
the Chief Commissioners transact their business WIN
clos door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-14

CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH By STREET RAIL.
WAY CARane Corcoran. little girl whose parents reside
No. LEG East Thirty fourths. run last evening
by car No g. of the Gross town Railroad aud badly in
ured that she died the accident The driver Of the
car Aaron Van Name arrested by the Twenty first Pre-
cinct Police and is held await the action Of the Coroner
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TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co.

The statements made yeerday papers concerning the ERE
No Is Vsseys might mead customers to believe that THH
GRrAT AnnRcAs TIA Co st was the Coffee Department
entirely from the other that destroyed which
will la the interfere with business Our friends will hnd
usual OF Nos 81 and % teseyt, Of Churchst
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RHuspRBDs are protecting their houses successfully
satisfactorily With BURGLAR TVEoRAPH IL In
operation Of the office, No. "a Broadway t. loLsEs
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