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Pacific CoRst.

SAN FRANcIsCO. Wedacsdng, Aus H. 70 10
SbangIae dates OF June % have Dceh received
Business was very dull ,y,A,.h.,,- o,o
The snip tinineyere sank opposite "ih0Ha"s"''"" Wv
thousand packages a tea were saved , ..,,.., 81.
BODY OF MOhamedan rebels had burned ana eaueu 'Ho
capital Of Nansub. MI m bu. ,rere
Bir~es attacked the ship Congress 90 March ~ ul. were
renulsel afer killing man aud wounhns - o,Lcr;
The steamer Sacramento from Panama arrived loul! lp
100 tho disabled steamer Golden Age ifOu Ae"PuoO AZ"
lrinOnr New York dates OF Jllg q.
Tfe steamer Moses Taylor smiled for san Juhu ou1i,
ne San Franc3co and Pacific sugar tomptnJ nave IT,
solved IL sell It's products az auction twice 0h.N. OIL
could Curry stock selling day al 80" anu "Pp4 al
500. ,..o are cpstnd,ns ~
imported goods allowing the importer 20 Jay We uees W
,yitbdrpv Il. for eonsumDou export Wi lo pay ss VI
an,uese merchants are allowed 20 ship merchhuse 70 o
eign ports and IN foreign vessel. undsf we DPi,'g hs
NE dnv on tea Is fixed tbree oos or ~ e'N vi Ic'
tea from Naagasa1. 75e ,r..,t..., nf,i.,,- q,
The Interior has resigned IN consequence ol u'"se'n
VII" '"' SAN FRANclsco Thursday. August 10 iso6;
The French popaiation Yesterday observed Tie brh Of Ma
roleon + with the usual ceremonies. -.
She shin Wing was ned al Ia at - - lou ~ W;
The shin Reunion saved the and placed tnem on Doai
he nib Charlotte W. White and Whaling barks Ala and
III" The steamer orihamme from Portland Oregon brings
elOs 900 IN treasure -, A.. II, ....;.u. -,
IdSsss iroa Tepoc Mexico to tho 'lss 49, partially ooi
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NAVY GAZETTE.
IT, srhph ]
DETACHED.

10y IT, srhph
DETACHED.
August 9-Midshipman Chas. II. stockton Jas X T. Rags
dale h1s H. Black aud Geo Ta.cOit from steamer Chata
noorA and ordered steamer hohican Mdshipmen a IL
Vail Thos Perry Chas ID. GFiswold and godfrey N huher
Acting ssisian' Engineer Enos HosheF from lFoh'
clad Neosha. aud granted leave Of absence.
ORDERED.
Aug 9-Acting Boatsw4i Jas Wilson to duty at Boston
Navy Yard.
ORDER REVOKED.
Aug andor Nathaniel 4. Bryant 70 steans! fcu
sacOa dated 2ll June last.
APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
Aug. e.-Actng Euhgu >. T.. Wtlfts
MIsCELLAHEOus.
Tie steamer MonOcacy sailed from the Navy Yard. Wash
ingtou Wednesday FOR the Asatc squadron The steam
er Rchm the Navy Yard New YORK. IN tow OF
tho steamers Osceola AID Fortune on Wednesday.
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The Houston Telegraph. in noticing the mobbing of
Mr. Raby teacher a cOored school ct Jackson, LOus
ana says;
The attack, beating kicking and dragging OF Mr.. RGby
seems TO be entirely without excuse He had but newly ar
rived and bis only ocnse that Of nstructng his fellow
people OF color. Yet bis treatment most cruel great
many these outrsgcs have occurred ia Louiiana We are
glad TO know that the people Texas have been much kinder
cOored school teachers and while we could wish tnat
there prejudice toward them still congratulate
ourselves Texans not dgraced themselves az bave
the people OF Louisiana We beginning to reeogn@ TIE
that comfort and perhaps safety demand that the
negro be educated and raised above his present aec cond
ton. We believe thai personal violence has been oe ed
teacher under the Bureau either white black rus
argues n higher state civilization than neighbors
ENJOY We believe that the coored schools Of Texas are the
mos, prosperous Of those established the Southern States
They conducted without expense % the Government be
ing cltireiy supported by the blacks themselves"
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ship frrglei olearsci AID dsnfccei tcroughly. Amer
corsl rsbc debate vas resolved on motion o DR. Stone
,9romis he ,in p's'r gers 20 81 ia ny al tue cad
or - cys as TIE last case OF c'cfa J"oriTo lo'u.na
nPsRrEor RsPoRTs onOLERA.
Dr. CrANe seems determined II possible 20 procure correct
Sct shsh hey occu Ia BPoosyS tb ~ so seems 70 be
az complete ltcsn be When case i reported BY
physician Inspector at vista the patient and makes
which is fled with the ins report the attending pby
sciin AL facts Tat are deemed useful 70 the profession and
may hereafter write the history OF tho epidemic By the
study oits conditions attempt TO gsaeraize its LAYS with
having such returns made 70 the Central Once OF
those OF The disease that take place 10 Dr.
Creme offered The following resolutio, t .i,,.
Sa .P0 re- sar I'D Re- Hos Hss
.sons ~. city with statement declaring hoy macy n
report insDsoto a. 70 s;6s f,c. ssc6
Dr. PARKsa opposed the resolution vino. was discussed az
great length bat finally adopted Or p alone voting
tho negative
FRAUDULENT pEArHeERrpIcArEs.
The following corespondence which read and fesrcd
TO the Sanitary COMMITTEES. win explain tseif
scavr. G p Ss ss y a
beg to submit @ 't ~, .n @ h 10 Ss
the Bond as:a % = rgs tas s, q, cpds Health le 70
make the asros, % names Of al % y.n. wSo sd % re-
port s cases Of which they prescribed rsquiIet s
By IT, d,ss .'S Ss or ~
@ & "a 20 a;,9s E.cSas % a isS
..iaun.psooT Ls. furnished BY the former R'ssGs,.y
MErRoPoLirAS Board OF HsaLrH
BuKgAu oP RECORDS August 49, 1856
ISAAC LA NJ D. Srrff1,g Inspector R'cfaoFf C,nny
death Of trst,rica otean ased -
yesterday psented sc ths Bureau ns permit 70 IN
ter Bay side The celtco tho 81 ih was aPoPeJ
positive proof that thiI MIRA Seirn died Of cholera
much regsrdths have ascetsned the evidence d
AMI request that ex,t retaIs Of tho
primary and death be fy stated Ia all GER
tifclte, OF death.
Of cholera patient be moved beyond the
Metropoii 40 District with much ressrd r. hAREls.
YEARLY REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. .
On motion Of judge BosvORTH the follow ing was ldopted
R.cf President this Board and COM
DR. James Cane. be and beJ
Committee ds and submit 10 thus board ef
report section ~ chapter ~ OF the
Laws mids thu, state VI oeioie
the hrs: NoLiay 0: Dec subcr next
DCINGs OF TuG SANITARY PoLfcH
The following is schelule Of work performed by the SAM
tary Department oil the Metropolitan Police Force IN tho
abatement and removal of nusances Tor the week ending
Aug 10;
Number nussnces received 1885, number 81 notices
number Of sbsted under service
ouoce 58; number slks and closets cleaned fo3 num-
removed ton city limits 1905 nunbes c
removed from city n ID nnbst Of tad ows
limits. T. number OF dead goats removed rom cp
OF desi sheep removed from cty nii nsmoss
dead hogs removed from city limits 1nnbsr Of daa aos ae
city limits 1905 unsoand se<ed pounds &c
moved nits 80 Unound mutton seiz.j pound,
city limits CO. unsouBi beef se,d pounds removed
city UusouDd Gsh seized pounds removed "om
city limits $780, number OF bsrrss Of ola removed from CITY m
5tD
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
l3y Ti-grppb
CIOlfRA A. SAVANNAH.

cuoNRA A. SAVANNAH.
| spe.i, Dhplt,h 10 are r.. Y ruo1ue
WAsHlYGr0s, Aug. iG.-Chef Surgeon J. W.
Lawton o. Georgia reports that the frot case Of cholera
pilot at Tybes Island July % Angus. g. colored
came from Savannah planning 10 tao hospital tae island
aud died the day Since then several deaths
Cured Sunday five cases broke aud proved fatal
1t was not OF marked malignant character The spasms
cramps very violent mol the vomiting severe Dr.
Augusta (coore doing all he and have sent contract
surgeons from other parts Of the State to the hospital There
few Savannah These came by deserters from
the island. made every arrangement foe hospitals ice
brandy aud physicians have excellent supplies oil
medicine. use supburc acid part to two parts OF
water. as a disinfectant with success.
CHOLERA AT CHICAGO AND ST. PAUL.
Special Dispatch 10 The n Y. Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. -Seyeral new cases Of cholera
reported today and there have been several additional
deaths. The weather very comfortable and the air pure
and braciug.
From St. Paul we hear that have died Of cholera
and that IS established Kaposa three miles
above the city where will put of any cholera pa
tients that may be on board. O.
CHOLERA IN ST. LOUIS.
Special Dspatch to The n. Y Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16-The cholera is increasing.
Cases to-day i4 deaths &C. quarantine regulations are
rgidy enforced Great excitement caused today
of attempt down the deadhOuse
erected by the Board Of Health.
THE CHOLERA IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. Va, Aug l6.-The Board OF Health
report this r. says there of cholera either
tits city Camp Jackson sinco yesterday at noon
THE CHoLBRA IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l6.-Seventy eight deaths from
ch olsra reported yesterday.
CHOLERA IN EW-0RLBAss.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 16-There were A. deaths
rou cholera during tie ending at O'Clock this
morning OF which ID were whites ~ blacks aud three not
stated.
CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l6.-The cholera report at the
Board Of Health to-day showed 20 new cases six Of
which proved fatal
QUARANTINE AT HAVANA.
NEW. ORLEANS, AUG. f6.-Havana advices OF the
th report tia. rigid quarantine has been imposed on
oil yesses arriving a. aay Of the ports on tho Island
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bureaus and pUtmaDts. ard lso n al private tansa'-
H1.s chat tic hauks should reserve ~ Che coin then on
hand guarantee for their respective issues and that
up bank should i-sr' during Tics six months, uIi1 tha
three times the amount OF NJ m 'rt'lie fund
BueaO, Ayfts exported 20 M1u'cGIIs1. an o1o We0l
only 1000 gold p7'7c9rs
Tie prompt measures taken hy the Oriental Govern
lneIt relieved q mIret bu rlda iu general is ycrY low
and VIII be some before things return thei MOI
nal condition
BUSINESS IN RIO.
The European news by last mail, although not worse
than was expected has rallied the market but te Spec
uatons entirely over Transactions being made but
those absolutely indispensable. Gold is stu highs %
AZ cents premium.
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HAVANA.

HAyAEA August 10 1866
QUARANTINE or VESSELS PROM THE UYITBD sTATBS
The steamer Columbs camo out of Quarantine on
Friday On account Of the detention caused by the onaran
tine she does not sail until hs morning and the steamer Hen
diok Hudson her arrival FROM hiadophs was ordered
into observation Tor five days the Spanish Consul al thai port
stating N the bill Of health that the cholera had appeared
there an inermed by respect ble house OF this clty hl
the CaptaDGeDcsl has declared all the ports of the United
States foul aat ordered strict quarantine against ell
sells arriving thence for twenty days Preparations being
MADE at Mariel about 40 miles ives. OF Havana with this
view.
TRANSPORTATION or CRIMINALS
Inc Capain General also causing the and trans
Porta0n oil all oTimnas VIGOROUSLY bad characters who
have been twice times Jail the Island OF Fer
nando Po IL being quietly aud secretly done but never
theless is being done.
RUMoRRD RESIGNATION OF TIE CAPTAIN g RHERAL.
1t Is rumored that the Captain is very much dis
gusted with the state Of affairs this island and has rendered
his resignation
BUSINESS
Business very dull No irghts United Sta3s oKch
az ~ 20 % per cent discount.
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G1iIGAs.O.

Tng DOUGLAS MONUMENT cELEDRATTnv ""'--' 49,
PERSONAL.
Special Di,psioh to Tie \. Y. Tribune
CHICAGO. Thursday Aug. 10, i-66.
The Rev. ". H. Miburn, temporarily Rector Of
Trinity Church this city. and WILDLY known as the Brd
Preacher has been elected Chaplain q the Day by the Com
mee of Arrangements for The Douglas Monument Co!etEa
iou.
George W Clark one Of the oldest residents OF this city
died to-day.
Gov Ogesby and lady sl in the city The Governor
appeared on Change today and warmly received
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The National Teachers Associations.
INpIAN MOLE, Thursday. avg. ID

INDIANifULIs, IHUIsuHli 4t"t. I0 IV7,'
T., the session of the Teachers Association to-day
the Committee Resolutions were Instructed to emDody tns
~ the Normal Bureau o. lulat.cn. A.,
p1per was read b. Prof Hasford OF Michigan upon the
re ,,iops OF the National Government 20 education
Prof Phelps. paper the relations OF as'ae 70 hg"e'
education fully discussed. . :, -.
elected honorary members. =, 60. .,
The election of officers resulted a. iolows y Al uer9. o.
,,Iigsn President L. Van Iokkelen OF MGrylond, Secre
Tie Rsy Jesse IT, Jones OF New YORK delivered al ad'
r, uuon The Psychology OF ST. Paul being new inter
r,eta,ion of the relations Of flesh and spirit
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RELIGIOUS.
A CONVENTION OF sgOBDERs FROM THs PRESBYTERIAN
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.

IN
GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.
Special Dispatch Q The Il. Y Tribune.
"a. LOUIS, No. Thursday Aug. &c. 1896.
A Conference Of Rebel ministers and laymon, com
posed of dsaeoted Presbyterian dissatisfied with the action
OF tho General Assembly the Slavery question III session
bore About 30 ministers and 30 aymen chiefly rou Ken
lucky Missouri ia attendance, disappointment ex
pressed that Dr. Dyke OF Brooklyn absent as the Con
ference contempates forming independent Old School
Church To-day resolutions passed in substance rs
follows.
To prepare s,aemonto Doctrines ecclesiastical principles
aud policy which stand against the Hnserptura and
unconstitutional q the Assemblies OF lsj and 1866 In
cIgc adopted the official action OF a Confsrnce
To prepare popular against IN, errors OF tho
General Assembly Of five years back.
To urge cooperation 10 this Increment from al "uo hre
opposed to the Aforesaid u the Assembly.
Committees appointed carry out these tesolpns
r Wilson author Declaration and Testimony u 20
be chairman OF TIE lrs. com,tcc and Start Robinson late
Of Canada Of the second
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TRANSPORTATION OF cpfNrSAt,
Jemaicn.

By the arrival Of tie steamer Crusader. yc3.erla
we have sdgices from Jamaica to The 6lh ust
Exov Eyre left for England the steamer OF the "a Jul
He attended to tSe place of cmbar kaon by large
number Of HIS friends and defenders Previous his leaving
address presented him approving Of has conduct
tue suppression OF the disturbances last which he made
lsng ny reply ustyug pursued that matter
The Governor Of Jamaica Sir John Peter Grant.
rived At Kingston on the j;h last.
The Government for the island beng or,4nilsd
II is 10 consist of Cornell nominated by the crown 20 be
composed OF six official and cioa moDbors beside
the Governor. who 30 aOt Is President
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Vsps - g.. % ..- 20.
Base Hall.

MUTUAL JR., VS.. EAGLB JR-
These tive clubs played together for the first time
on "wednesday The won By The hrmor 10 I'VE IN
hinge. the score being 10 to H.
THE DEFEAT OF The ATLASrIcs.
Newark paper. while coup.ment,ns Inc IEBCNt uE9n
H. cs. In reporting base ball matches says that We I'D
not rcpor the match game Of the Eurekas Atancs OF
Tuesday the latter defeated That paper should
sWaTs the latest and 10 Will be batter post
cd The second edition OF IE TRIBUNE Of Wednesday morn
ing contained the fact Of the match and the score
NATIONAL OP ALBANY Us. UNION OF MORRiSANIA.
A match between the above-named Clubs was
aved sierdsy afternoon the grounds OF the latter In
4, he following : the
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TIL, Tniiors' International Unicn Convention
p,TrRTU DAYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COMMITTEES

parrRTU DAYS PROCEEDlNGS-RFPoRTSO or COMMITTEES
--ANEYDMEXT TO The CoSsTiTUTioN-rHE con
ytyrlOV ADlOURNS-NAss MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The Tailors' Convention met Yesterday morning
,n,ualy AT O'clock and transacted considerable amount
~ innant buniness. President eastman In The chair
~ glp1rtS of the JOnmiiiees we're received
ireeolufon was carried unanimously depreoatinB
,,,tes except very extraordinary cases. On motion
h was agreed that the next convention should DC he.I
~ R",nst nex, wear ut CIncinDa Tho Convention theh
rsd aer having transacted. with dispatch aud eredltl
~ naa1ity an immense amount Of business in compare
''' TIE MAS NFErSG, -
. a, .o,irr M No 10 stanton.st very largely at
s'Ied raany being unable TO obtain Abundance MI.
Nratt President OF the Local hlon oceuiea ' oH"i'
an NJ j. &. Tucker acted rs Secretary 49,. -,
H nrrnss Inc Recording Secretary and delegate rom
,i..,ffa as fle first speaker Of tie evening lc re-
Cd lie advantages TO DO derived IRON such a'soehtons
Isu -, tors' Tnor He then proceeded 10 show thar the
sse vi an historic record aud had ever been ideaned
~ liberty In the late civil struggle the tailor
WI mi, sSe by SIDE with hs feowmeehanic. lCheels
that their society might long be estsoished ana
10 grow 10 prosperity and be source OF pront to lis
members. Applause. -. f,or the German Association
t 'tIht, md Mr. John Conkn II Chicago followed IN
OF AT Waiter Iarbairn and hessrs t'nerln
't's Il, nam C,shnau OGOrmah ard oge then btiehy
10 me- meeting after whioh tbs large assembly ds
pesed --os--- .
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Cholera In Breoklyn.

During the week ending August 10, there were 1OS
OF cholera reported TO the Assistant Sanitary Supern
tenden OF which Is proved fatal dgiDg tie previous week
l56 were reported which 20 fatal Thus whue the
number OF eases has materially diminished Brooklyn the
death rate has norcase-a fact tlat Is enlnony raay o.
Tie S0vlg ta0e including the esse "a tue Pueie
Trx in
a.sssss made It's appe irance during the week:
Urrf. Conf -n'dI f,cn "a. No,F ...t
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uaua.,ia,aeu of womauhsod.


Grace Greenwood continues "I late 10 aysng mysef 81
hi, -qt 5ercfr, rrrfr T0fefr 1-hcf bnss
ons- tor vgus nsde esotioust n procure
psnp, doubts OF own sbhwyto
image es.1e that sesmeI TO fcnrfy ns wcrd.rfsy
mIs BEING hat odey endowed with mcdaniel ingenuity ana
trouble and vSson OF learning 70 wok ~
hne aud inquiries Of friends were Away, o cue
invsn,a TIE ,rigs betsJ 0vBheTfns Jcs
mar WTror Gib. Ist list decided that ures
t-Asp AA xJRg raAN 10 Be contHg,tl hirrf
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LAEoE MEETING rs CHoCTAw. ALA.-TIIg ENIGRA-
TloS sCHEMR-REDgL OUTRAGE.
sps,isi Dspa.;h 70 The n. Y Tribune.
CHICAGO. Thursday. Aug. IL. 1856.
tremendous oOlOred meeting was held yesterday
in Choctaw County Alabama About 1909 freedmen were
present Resolutions passed with regard to the emsr
ton scheme, and determined to send committee to
Washgton to confer with the authorities for free ransorta
ton The meeting repeatedly disturbed by Ildsposod
white persons. bat no casualties occurred.
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RRaED.

oALLEY-CARPENrER-On Wednesday Aug IS, at the rcd
deoce OF The Rev Chas h. Bard, the Rev
M Merritt Galley Marion r. 70 Misc Mary Carpenter =
Rye N. Y. -- ID -
KIRKBY-FITCHOn wednesday Aug IS the rsdenes q The
brides father by Joseph Sc1tder Mr. William ktby ~
hiss Lucy ~ Fitch. both Of Brookiyn -
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u, Oh Al. nj 5,h 9Th 7tb 9Th 9th-Tota
T TsiiS'a e 3 : II 80
Home runs-Naonal o; Unions D.
Flycatcbers-N atoDals. Az Unions, q.
on,s on foul ltoHels. 3; Unions, /.
Tine OF gamc-2 hours . minutes.
Imuirc-,Jo Ohm q Uidin of the Mutual Club.
scorer Tor Na,onal-Wn. Bruce Jr.
Scorer for union-Wm ;. Amer.
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pepsosAL-Gen. Il. V. Rutherford. L. S. Al Gen.
creer Syracuse the Hon. 7. o. Darlington oswesof
.,|Hon A Munfoc s,racase the Hon. VIM Sutton. the
t, n Dri. Mas. ani Gen. Kane Of Pennsyvanii are at
rle 81 Nicholas Hosel -. 4
The Hon O. Reynolds, b ss rST ls0.
~ ,onsin the Hon J. u Rice ol nno anu a'jO' AHD''
po1gbIeep,ie are at the AstoE hosss' IT, TT r,.LU
qo Hon Morton Troy I iae non ddro olr1 pa,
Tcxi. and Judge J. l. Poalry Lssvenworih are at tho
Metropolitan Hotel. ,.. a., q, the sop.hern IIotal
3' nsTreEggy British consul az Cardenas AhI Judge
i, Iii Boston are at lae BresV'ri ll9ssa
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ILLINOIS.

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
CAmo wednesday. Aug. 10 lst6
The Democracy Of the XIIIth Congressional DIS
trio, of Illinois have nominated the Hon. D. W. Aen '0'
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POLITICAL.
MAINE.

DENOMINATION IN MAINE oP THB HON n. A. PIKE.
BELFAST Me. Thursday. Avg. lG 1876
The Hon N. A. Pike, the present Representative IN
Congress FROM this District renomuaed to Jay by largo
ma Tity.
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From these figures will be that he death.rate has
gone up per cenage OF 81 TO that of6S within the
week Notwithstanding the decrease in the lumber OF
The numbers give accurate proportion OF the deaths among
those reported scs but the mortality very great even TOT
an epidemic of cholera The following Is reeapulation OF
the deaths in Brooklyn during the past SIX weeks;
Week ending by MIR week ending - B mer
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WITHDRAWN The steamers belonging to the New
Line between tins city and Fortress Monroe yesterday
withdraw in Pursuance Of the agreement eiresdy reerred
to IN the Press dispatches FROM the latter point
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PENNsNLVANEA.

THApDgUs STEVENS REyoMISATED PoR CONGRESS
LANCASTER, Pa, Thursday Aug. TO- ls''~
The Hon. Thaddeus Stevens was UNANIMOUSLY re-
nominated for Congress night By the Union Oo'eno"
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The Tribune Enlarged.

Notwithstanding tho fact that tho SIZE OF THs THrs-
uEs bss beea increased than nedu,e the proc w
remain tho same. .'H
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers SINGLE copy years. ndmbers... "
Mail suoscribers clubs Of nye
Ten copies addressed to names OF SUBSCRIBERS ~
Twenty copies addressed 90 names o. suoscriOers..'
Tren,y copes % address !" W
An extra copy viii be sent Tor esca CLUB Oh tea
sEMI-wBsKLY TRIBUNE
Nail subscribers copy. year-l0i numbers -.'''.-"
Mail sglpscr copies year-Oi nun
Mail subscribers copies over for esen copy ~
Persons remug 10 copies $50 VIII reoeivs an eAses VIZ
for months
rsmng for Is copies et viii receive an ertrA ooS9
year.
DAILY TRIBUSB.
an mar annum. for an moatAs u.
,s,-,s, THR TRIBUNE. kswHort.
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OHIO.
LAWRENCE REyOMlNATED.

JUDGE LAWRENCE RESoMlNAlhp'
CINCINNATI, Thursday Aug. TO- 1900
I,dco Vu. Lawrence was renominated yesterday
T,;op candidate for Congress in the lvth District OF
tits State.
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The Metropolitan Hoard of Health.

The Board Of Health met yesterday afternoon IN
the Metropolitan Police Court Room Messr Bergea and
schultz absent Judge Bcswor called othe cna ins
mpute, Of the last meeting were read aud approved
Very little business was iouc apaT, from reading ae ieo
Of the aroas executive officers Of The Board ia this city aud
IN Brooklyn.
THE STEAMSHIP BAVARIA.
Dr. swinburne presented report upon the eoaii'ioH " W
steamship Bavaria which recently arrived a. Vuaran'Hs O
Hamburg with Of cholera Tie coA'soo. "
tho vessel present and through the heai'n oNoi
49, N, csbn ne,,enger, ma released as possible Tbs
Passengers VIII 10 removed " the 0oS and 'oe
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Peciai Dppatch to The N. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday August l6 1866
KENTUCKY.

Gen JEFF G. Davis OF Kentucky forwards the following
statistical report Bureau affairs the State for July
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VEw sz9vT.

THs GREAT CONGRESSIONAL C0HyBETIoH-PEEOMiKA
TON or THE HON. PORrUs BAxTgR-A CANDIDATE
on TgfAL-BXCITGEo DEBATE.