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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-16

MARYLAND BAPTIST UNION ASSOCIATION
The association met again yesterday in the
broadway Baptist Church, Baltimore, Rev
Dr. Williams, moderator, in the chair.
a special committee was appointed 10 con-
slider the claims Of the colored population: the
committee consists OF the Rev. f. Wilson q
+. Lippo and VIM. Miller.
Mr.. Crowley, from the com mittee on the su D.
ject, reported a resolution that the next ses-
sions OF the association should be held in Call
vary Church, Washington, on the first Wed
nesday OF November, lc67. which was adopted
A report on the condition and prospects of
Columbia College, ar Washington, was read
The report states that the college building is in
as good state as could have been expected
considering that il was occupied by the gov
ernment during the war as a hospital. During
all the time OF Its occupancy, however. the
studies still went on else where, and this wear
there Were ten graduates. The college prop.
erty 10 valued at $4,000, and arrarlements
are making for Improvements in various WAYS
Several addresses were made, appealing TO the
church mem bership to sustain the college and
particularly 10 make an effort for the educa-
tion OF young men for the ministry. The re-
port was occepted.
The moderator appointed the several stand
ing committees for the ensuing year, when
the association adjourned for a night session.
when there was continuation Of the discus
SION on the subject of Sunday school instruc-
ton. r. a..
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.-In some portions
OF the south II is stated that the negroes pre-
Ter emigration 10 Liberia, to living in idleness
and poverty in the many sections Of the South
teen colored persons recently passed through
Atlanta on their way TO Charieston TO embark
for Liberia. and the Southern papers report
that large numbers OF emigrants, awaiting an
opportunity TO sail, and who have come from
all portions Of the South, are now collected in
Charleston. Our lates advices from Liberia
represent that colony to be in q prosperous
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Cooper was tried in Somerset county, Nd
last week for the murder OF Purnell johnson
The murder, il will be recollected. took place
last August, at the funeral of Mrs. Cooper,
and originated from family difficulty. The
prisoner was found guilty of murder in the
second degree, and sentenced TO the penite n :
tiary for eighteen years.
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GKRRIr SMITHS NIEws.-Gerrit Smith. OF
New York, is out with q letter urging pity for
the South, because the North shared the guilt
OF slavery, pardon for Mr.. Davis, the folly of
impeaching the President, and declaring thai
OF all political denominations he kno VS. of none
more abominable than the constitutional amend
ment.A -
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
Nc. Ia Bond street, New York.

II.
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ana yoR TH net rect Il: f3r as sd yer tt,ne ply
slcfans are generally tnpOSf0rS without rsFereats
no stranger should be trusted Enclose Q stamp
Tor Postage ard direct to DIR LAWRENCE No.
IL Bond street, New York. nel2 DkwIy
R ALL THE WORST FORMS OF RHEUMA-
GRKAT RHEUMATfC BEMKDY This won
dtrfnl Meciein- never fails, and thousands who
have suffered txcruciating agony for years are In
stantly relieved and soon cured By . fe doses
NO G-eo2v e. G.. FORD, Agent.
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The Meteoric Display in England,

GREEEwICH OBSERVATORY, ENGLAND Nov
4-6 a. m.-The expected meteoric showers
were observed last night At nine O'Clock a
lew meteors fell; a. eleven o clock they had in-
creased IN number and size, and between one
and two O'Clock this morning the maximum
was reached. The night was clear and the
stars Were out in great numbers. The whole
heavens were brilliantly illuminated The
showers of meteors were of great beauty and
brillancy, and radiated from the constellation
Leo, near the star Gamma Leonis. Their di.
recuon was mostly from the east to the west,
The paths of the meteors were from three 20
four degrees in the north. Near Ursa Major
twenty or thirty were observed at one time
and crossing the zenith ffty or sixty more of
nnusual size and duration, the majority beng
larger than stars OF the first magnItuae Sew.
eral exoded from the vicinity of Jupiter one
OF immense dimensions, was colored red, blue,
green, orange, and amber. Nearly ali had
trails OF nre. or two flaming from Leo Al the
same time, one crossed Beta Geminorum and
the other Mars. Two more, one red and the
other OF an oriental sapphire color, crossed AL.
pha Orionis. Some OF the meteors burst forth
In splendor; one. breaking behind the rising
clouds, nashed like sheet lightning, and anotn-
er OF emerald hue burst near Eta Leonis at iii.
teen minutes after two o'clock a. m, its trail of
lame being visible for q MIN ute and half and
then faded away in brilliant nebuia. At three
a. M, they commenced to diminish grad nalIy
until, At the present n oment, they are all, me-
teors and stars, fading away in the morning
light. We counted f1ve thousand In one hour
nearly twelve thousand in all with the naked
eye.
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AFFAIRS IN ALExANDRIA-We clip the fol-
lowing itema from yesterdays Gazette:
In the circuit court yesterday, Nelson Evert.
son, assaultng Mr.. Reynolds near the Long
Bridge; jury returned verdict OF guilty and
fixed his term of Imprisonment in the county
Jail fer one year. VIM y. Jefferson embezzle.
ment; not guilty, and the prisoner was dis.
charged. In the case Of VIM. S. Nightinga
charged with embezzlement a aolle pros was
entered. M. Rueben, indicted for selling with
cut license, confessed judgment for a fine of
SEQ and costs.
On Tuesday last, the Board of Public Works
appointed J. M. Harris, Of Nelson; John nj
Chapman, of Orange, and Zeph Turner, of
Fauquier, proxies TO represent the States ia
terest in the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Orange and Alexandria railroad 10 he
held in this city on Thursday, the 29th instant.
Lewis b. Williams, OF Orange; John G.. Meem,
OF Lynchburg. and g. +. Suite, OF this CITY.
received at the same time and from the same
authority appointments as directors of the
road. -
little girl, daughter OF Mr Cation AIRING.
ton, who lives in the brick row on the northern
end OF Columbus street, was knocked down
and severely gored by a COW yesterday
evening. q Ii WAS feared at first that she
had been seriously injured, but after proper
surgical attention IL is thought she will re-
= . IL .
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FINANCIAL-The New IerK moaey market
is somewhat unsettled. There Is an unusual
diversity OF rates among the banks, some lend.
ing at per cent, while others offer large
amounts At per cent The predominant rate
on call Is per cent, with exceptions at and
6per cent The present tendency, however
appears to favor lenders. Paper is freely
pressed for sale, but lenders appear to prefer
call loans TO discounts, under the comparative
rates for the two classes OF Ioars Prime paper
is current at 6a6k per cent, with exceptions al
7per cent. The Commercial OF yesterday af-
ternoou says: Governments are Quiet, but
hrmer. The miscellaneous Is weak under the
heavy decline in railroads
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0An African equesirienne is one OF the AZ.
fractions at . eIrcus in Paris. s4stfi-s "a 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-16

THANKservING AND NO FAsT-There was
an error IN The telegraphIc statement that Gov
Patton, OF Alabama had proclaimed a fast on
the 2sth. His proclamation recommends "that
Thursday. the 2eth day Of the present month,
be observed by the people Of the State as day
OF thanksgiv wing and praise to Almighty God
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,. p. DENNIS.

CoACHM AKER,
Bsgs lesle To Inform, his Gus tmers and ths public
sebeI1llS tbst lie has REMOVED from xgt5R =
Lis Old stand en- oth street TO n os. 29S SXf1S
AEf xSS suert, between 18th AID IIth XcSS
streets seufh side 81 Penusy yansa avenue and op-
bostts Growers Th-stre As his facIiities are
greater han IN his old keation he Can do repair
ing 10 al It's branches and build new work a.
thEtP, DURABLE. and 10 as GOOD STYLE a.
Aty toaehmater In the eouItry. He hopes By en-
rio{ ins poDe bot brst class mech aaics aud rsine
h.thi! but the best EaterfsI together With striet
s.ief'l.h 70 business, to merit aud receive fair
S1Ars OF patronage SEQ s eosn
EETfckY BREAKrAeT BACOa-Brieht
- sEo Eeberior eu aiity. Just received. -
H. --r-r Z. n. p. KING SON,
sss Ger. verpont sv. and u sssss.
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coLGATES AR0MATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
Auperior TOILET Soar, prepared froaI refined
VHsErABLS Oils In combination .rsth GL LHcxRINl
and especially designed for the use OF L.. nrrs and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 sxauisisa, and
washing properties unrivallsd. --E -
For sale By ell druggists. fes-solv
SECRET DISEASES.
sAsARIIAN's GIFTis tho NEST certain, safe and
enectuai remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene
oy ever discovered. Cures In two to tour days and
Secent cases In twenty four hours No mineral, no
psiesm. no mercury. Only ten pills to be tasen II
Is the soldfers hope, and friend to those who do
male, 80. -. = ~-'-
sasARIrAN's RooT AND HERE uIcns-A positive
sna permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofala, Ulcers
Sores, Sgots. letters. &c. Price 81 rs per bottle
eoio by B. o. Ford. Sec advertisement. mys
ARRIAeE AND oELIBA9Y.
a 1~ay OF warning and Instruction for Youns
Men. Heo, Diseasee and Abuses which prostitute
sns vit.i powers, With sure means Of relief Sent
ne 91 energe In sealed letter envelopes. Address
IT, = pSi SSkilLLIN R0U0HToN. Howard Associa.
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SURELY, 6TBADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sAOLAEDIRS EXTRAOT BU0KU
Is CURING
esery osse OF KIDNEY D1sxAsI, RHYvMA1isM,
Crawl, URINARY DBoRpEls, wIAKNEss and
PAINS In the BACK, FHMALI CoMPLAIHfs and
rRouBLIs arising from IxcEssEs OF AMI KIND
OOAE, II ATFLIoTDDi
Try eLANDER's.
aI TAKE NO OTHER BUCXU.
5osd by all Apothecariss. Price q. d. BARNIs
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD D CO..
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLIIQH q
hoeERS. wholesale Drussists, Bossen, Mass.
General Agents. . fab ,n,,
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TIT ioo.r.n

re inyentsr and Patentes Of the MINERAL
IhkTH. sttsnds personally st
nis N &c IN this city. Many persons cam ISSI
s ses, these teeth who cannot vsar Others, D
sha NO person can wear others who cannot wear
fersom calling st my Office oan Be sccommoda-
Sitn sny style and price Of Teeth they may de-
knrs nest, strongest and most perfect den
SitI h.nAIt All can procure, the MIEERAL TEETH
M pe more fully Warranted
trre n or IN thfs cftJ-So 3ss Penu's avenue, be
Phiisssinhsnd 10Th SITS Also, sOT Arch street,
M tv
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VI. MHBcHARr TAILOR,

Corner Of Sth and ID streets.
Desires 10 return his thanks Tor the liberal A
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and at the same time invites his NA
friends to visit his store and ns pect his new NJ
and choice selection Of goods, which he has
lust purchased for the FAN and Winter TrAde
Mf. HARDON. his associate, continues to give
his constant attention TO the style and general
lfshment 81
Tse best work and moderate charge. is our
motto. &C 1s-lmr
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DENTISTRY,

all ms- u dtWiH Ssd DENTIST, h.. n.novrD fr.n
.hn,e" o rem. avenue, ten door~
10y UfsG Qtseorsyy Denitstyy4
@ Lsat E5,Sasssd Wiihos, Pat.. All per
~ esii ~ Ieefh e sItrset, II wooli advise them
s,isar on Teeth inserted on Rubbsr. Gold and
bars raI,h In srdsr that eli persons should
convince q the fact, call md see fer your.
aetSod Of os :rd see the nsv aud improved
go, <oo Fsnn's avenue, between 18th ana 18Th
e7-u o. b. LEWIE. H. D., penttst
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II =. sucesssor 3 HI Lsedon Co., a
CITIZENS AND MILITAkY
Aetr opolitan Hotel, late Browns, VT
500 PsansylyAniA avenue.
ny LII -. - i - Washington. d. @.
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I =. FITCH 4 b. @. FOX

-r4 bEAL. ESIdTE BROkERS aud 81 /.
.ssi. n ATTORNEYS FOR. CLAIMANT
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STATEN ISLAND NEWS.

nsE METROPOLITAN roacs TO wIrdDRAwS--1
Metropolitan Police forco which cent 70 staten
Island a few months Gncc viii, IL Is undcntocd,
be withdrawn In q few days, thor services not
being 20 much needed 1t first supposed.
great portion Of tho taxpayers complain bitterly,
nd u Is ssid very justly, that tho force has be .
tampnred with, and required 90 look more after the
interest OF the Staten Island Ferry Company, known nc
The George Law monopoiy, than pursue the icgiii-
mate duties which called them thhov, and which tho
county VIII have 10 ray pretty cxpensissly FOR
Crsros HorsK MATHEW branch OF tho Custom
House, which has been established At the Quarantine for
the last ly years. has a,ey boen abolished II ~ true
that during late years this station has become sinccrre
for political droucs who knew little and cared less for
the vigilance that required n; Their hands IN pro
tscns The revenue but tins should not be The cause Of
breaking NJ 40 important and vsiu abo station as this
vas known 20 be
CsPsrSo ssn1oAr AND Loss oy IsTx-During the
severe storm Saturday last small ssbca with two
unknown men board was seen 20 cspsize about mid.
way between the Quarantine landing and the Long Island
Shore passing tugboat proceeded Immediately 20 the
sren- of The disaster but unfortunately was too late N
render any ass stance, ~ 10th Of THO persons met
IN the bay are Of such frequent curcnce and often
times In thu Gaze attended with loss OF fe; st tho
Inexperienced will per1evrc IN dangerous recrcauona
and have 20 take the consequences
DIFFICULTY ~ CHuRcH--The ministry and tho
church waiens Of Trinity chapel At Factoryvie seem
70 have 20, into middle with the congregation
u Intended ar eone reasons 10 ciosr the church
lat Sabbath against the pewholdcrs, but the latter tic.
cceei "a ota ning njnncton RESTRAINING Them from
come az Va The supreme Court la few days when some
rich develop nerts may BE- expected
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S A NITA r Y.
REFINEMENT OF THE EPIDEMIC.
The Msrsuary Report from the Pub
lie institutions.
Cholera i'm Brooklyn and on the
Islands.


Whale The bulletin Of the Health Board does not give
no full number Of cases daily occurring The city
socgease he bulletin evidently marx decrease 10
no number OF cases The Of Saturday Eht haa The
suect Of changing the weather from and humid
atmosphere to cool and praci1g air 70 ihs hslpy
change the weather must be attributed mo abaiemon'
. terrible epidemic IN midst u . Vel under
Rood that a cold atmosphere neu,Talacs mo cholera
yoison and the present weather continues Tor few
days longer The reported VIII probably DO recorded
With ciphers Al the same time il will not dc 20 relax
IN whatever efforts may be necessary for tho preserva'
ss,u Of life and health sanitary precautions
s1y even when there rs epidemic ia the city; and
sAey shcnd be kept up adhered n strictly whether
the eolers ab1es and the weather remains pleasant or
Whistler they do not
The following s the list Of cholera reported
she bnlen Of the Board Of Health tor the twenty
hours ending at two O'Clock r. 4. yesterday
Zion Shanahan, ia Eighty-nrst street.
dag lie Cum nings, No Depan rev
John Fehan, l24 East Fory-secopd street. Angnst ..
Chapman, Sixty ninth street, ectwcen Elesenth
a'd Twelfth avenues Died August J.
Thca kcAniiiie, 81 Oak street
Hnomas Wheeler. Centre street Dispensary.
George Mills, Ninth avenue aud Sixty eighth street
Mira Bannker Ninth avenue and Sixty seventh street
Maria O Donnei a2s Mott street Incipient stage.
sergeant Blake, Thirty-irst precinct police. Pre-
Fnon,fory symptoms
Margaret Boyle, 2s7 Sixth street Died Angus. l.
DEATHS ON THE Islands ON TW 9TH
Hsntals Island I
WoTkbouse bnckwcis fsla ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Charity Hospital Blackwell isiapd.
Alnshouse Blsckwelrs Island.
fenteniiary Blckweiis
rATrrRy BARRACKS HosfIraL.
There was death In the above named place yes
1srday. The Of the deceased Ellen A. Hinay
There were nne patients remaining In the hospital at
last report
RED HcUar HosFlTAL-
The ollowiug deaths have occurred at the Red House
Hoepi;al since last report -
hsnuei Sseinnd, from soop Robinson: Jeremiah Sui
Ivan 80 Mulberry street; Mary Ann May. o. Chatham
street; Eliza rammers, 2l7 West Seventeenth street
There were fourteen patents remaining yesterday.
horTUAgY REPORT.
fciow win be found the moruary report for the week
sendtng August A. 1885,
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Brooklyn Il suffering severely from cholsrs If
cholera n be- Tho Sanitary snpernicndent states that
abe dsesse lie rapidly Increasing ard tina, too In districts
where heretofore II has made It's appearance He
tstes that up this time cholera hospital has been
sample for the need experienced, but that there is
argent want OF another somewhere In the vicinity Of
City Hall This district be suffering mort.
The cholera 20 DO making its ravsges almost
entirely among tie Irish and but few native Americans
have a. yet been attacked
CASES
The the bulletin for the twen,y-fou hours
FROM Monday NJ until tuesday ~ areas foic"s,--
Rely, age IS; taken ok On ID inst Vomiting and
aiarrhra No cramps In collapse whom econ by 10.
specior.
Anne " Taylor, age o: taken sick Sh inst vornI,-
ins darrhoe aud cramps HISS secondary fever Con
Nancy Jordan, age IS taken sick "a lost, Vomiting,
ruryng and cramps Collapsed and died Friday morn
Augustus SOrthrup; taken sick Thursday morning;
con .aiescent
snz purying and cramps Approaching collapse
Eiicn fcDevitt, age ac; taken sick az ca y " 9Th
Inst Vomiting, purging and cramps IN COLLAPSE,
khen kouIke, age 20, aksa slcS al seven A. NJ. 9th
tnsL In collapse al noon. No pfamontory symptoms
bridget brury, age 3: taken siss A NJ sth inst. No
Mira Ellen Mclaughlin, age u; taken sick a. ten A.
N 9Th inst u COLLAPSE Al one =. NJ. same day.
James Donallan, sge as taken SICK az hail past ton
San inst In col arse a. .hroe T. A., o., inst
Martin Maloy.. age ~; disrrhaa vomiting aud
Thomas Clear, nge 2; dlern1a vomiting and cramps
Lawrence nc ofnaek, vomiting, darfhoa ami cramps
John aostx. taken sick ~ eleven " n "a the sth
Sp.t attwo ~ collapse; At eish. A. ~, 9Th mt,
alad
nsici q. Cary, AZ a.; died on tic 7th lot
faolel Cuinaa, 400 q; taken SICK Augufalh, A. ~ F.;
.A1fust 9th NJ ten v ~, collapse
w. Hcllcrn age .; taken SICK ~ SIX A. ", oh inst
<Aef al haif.paat Two Y. NJ
No. May Hughes, ago %; died Al sg r. w. on In-t
Ia dcs these there ave cases ia Raymond street
js max ing total 81 twenty flour new cac& % these
ssf died. and the others various stages Of The
sisase 0us fsmiy 10 particular has eu,src severely
Ahul week Ia Lnqneef street ono cg FAMILY 81
fss ,pcs sCk and died; tbs other three have since fo
t9wed her u the grave Tho fsmiy's name Was stan
am his alsrm ng increase will call for yet r1orc
sffnreni measures from the Board Of Health for ts
@rdsplc creeping into The better portions Of Tho
nysov.1 or rHx rigcxrHs
"a accordance with section i0l u The Code OF Eesw
slinance wlch forbds the keeping OF pigs within city
Jnt o~tsr has been issued In the sixth Tonth and
1sefh wsrfp ort~rrf al hog keepers 70 remove their
snlsrsls INN sdstey, under psrav q an Of $40 or
4, ssrrisonnerf for tpsaty dsyn Consequently large
I~rfaber " prv amounting 10 shout 100 have been re-
ran,sa NsslefdAT there sore SUI snme remaining and
ks.sxssir ~. svrsa sss aDssisA ~ms nssa snx
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S HlPPIN G NE W S.
puaT o. NEW YusK. AUGUST 7. Is6a


Cleared.
Steamship Scotia r'. JusSn'. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
s.sa,s,p Palmyra .Br,. Watson, Liverpool Queens
s,s.m.,.,p Fsnnie: F, En-. rhlaa.,rh!.
ship cl,y q Montreal; pasges. I,ndnn-rho. punhsm.
nas ssry Lord Bri, Law Llverrao, -s'ruliy / Marsh
Bsrs George Henry tham) Peters. Cork for ordersso.
* Tisssaisia Creek. calsrnada Dolas,-c c,or-
asrk sorrento trrus'. Williams Hsvre- runch. MeIhcke
Bark Add si-Kaeer Eliriagr. csas--n a U Brook.
Rask brazilian (Br, Greene Gov Esy-.oS. wara
Bsrk A Jones tBrl. frA"eis, Cow Bay--D Dswolf 4
Prs rrsaerck. ,odc,, Ho.,sr Per,en--slorrsn Eay.
Brig Pred cs-ks Bri coaioee Port Platte via Na.
srs Village iise SBr), Grant st Johns. MD Dewof
srs ~ = or, =, rss, s.;, SIDNEY. or ,,n
Schr CDnrorda Hob Brandt Cork for ord.rs--tu
schr papdell. shoiwsn Kins-,on--lre,,. Son a Co
sshr frs.s walter 'osson. issarca and iudsnsiAS
sc,r yenny lind rerry Hsrfror,--en,iey Smith Co.
schg Goodwin, Waterbury. Stamford
Arrived.
s,,ss Y Scr Dc Cuba smith ory,.-n ~. Iut
ssp &C. Aug a :. ion q 70 .soss s,s = cas:s Sof
Is 2 .soss BIZ Geo. s'';a :. bound = 49,.
s,samsh'p siabams. Linsonrn-r ss.snrah q borr..
''n aa'f is sS rss. ssa 50 Ms
VIM, VIM from \ < and wv. '''' ''-'' '''''s
s.ssnsSip orsrsaa sa-.ey ch.re.ion % hours. with
Shin Chancellor tBr) Jones' Liverpool % days with
snd US parscrgsrs " Williams Guion. Had death
aud two births on che psssage-
ship Chapman. Norton Cariid ~ dsvs. with railroad
sn Adams Co. Durag the frsi psft ~ the veysv-
nad h.svy westerly aca, later prt igh b-ng winds and
s0aaIs Crossed the Ranks IN la a. AMI
Bark sersa tBr). whiteiii redang, sunafn, is days.
Hone May H. crnss<d the EQUATOR June H. I'm -
Gnsasaupe IL dsv OUT: ith la " ~ 4 lon ~ a III shin
roephx Louisa fBr, from Madras bound for ion1on ID
dxys out; 23d % = lon r. bre Bosrhnan Ham, FROM
Rangocn for Falmouth, ~ days crt; Jy a. 1T - - Ion
lSgsW ahip Crest Of the Wave tRri from Manila for
Queenstown, - tays ont: 18th. lat ~ lon g ~ W ship
n~lh mr. Telscbery for fow Ion-an. days cn
s2d lat ~ lon n 81 W. ship ans fr from Akrab Tor
Falmouth III days out ith. lat - ~ ~ lon % ~ W. bnr
Ysv0ritr from New York for bsrhsdos ~ days out.
Bark taco saTdIn-r. Csrdcnas ~ days with mniAssss
n q = Stephenson Acc.
Bark At,ans ar. wayroli wirprane 70 days with Toe
wood and cosee 20 Alrrk Honvhtnn. 40 dte as Il ~
lon n ~ rroge brig Knight frum Wilmington. M, for
Csrdsras.
BsJ,hoa,o lIrs,l Ella Pernambuco, % days. with su
gar. ~ " ~ Swift Acc
Brig san Antonio spanl Artou. Vera Cruz. n days In
ballast. TO Gomez Waliis 90.
Brig Peerless iBrl. Perry cienfucgos a days. with
hssss TO Lunt Bros
Rrlg Elaro Flclscher Utah Costa Mayagaex 70 days
with SUGAR, moin sscs. &C. ~ . Onn'nvia 4 co.
Brig Jane Rundagc Brl Mckay HarbOf, ~, " days.
with salt 10 ID Drwolf Co.
Brig Champion thri, Nartcl Uacc Ray, Via Providence.
~ days. wi h coal, 20 " small Co.
Scir White Rock, Furness, Albany for Southport
Schr Trident -, Kockb nd
schr Lnfrener. Coleman Boston for Albany.
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ktxs FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nrw ORtEksa, A1gnft y IsHH
Tho steamer psdlson % Pittfbnrg, In the coal trade
loi her uprer decks ~ nrs last night Loss $1,000
shs u rsrtta ~ insured
The city y very quiet
Que tsl. u cotton received to-day, chasing
a. sod mailing rro~n In Jefferson parish. iousiana
tviDn-S,lss 600 hale. bou rnideling NJ 3Jc ~.
Rscsyt- during last four days 90 haIes rrsInst 80 @
~ eNpoftsa b,sss hsss Bank sterling 5e. View
york erst snx. !, discount Ifcights " Ns~ York
ke +. ~ Llvsrrool e-isc ia,re lac.
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Five nv crscs OF eholrra reported at Governors
Island but no deaths rok pas. The sick lis, con,inne-
- .how decrease. and there Is marked improvement
IN the gsnerai hclih Of the island. COMMENT alton ~
ril rcsuefed however and every precauton IL taken
against M ISslli nee.
csa 81 cholef, occurred Dayid's Island Yesterday
Na, MI 81 dan. Wan this exception the
h.AlA nl lie lroops is excelIeht