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New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Dr. Harris Registrar Of Vital Statistics, yesterday
communication TO the President OF the Board Of Health
concerning cholera containing statements OF much inter
est In relation 10 the disease IN the West The following
ore the more important portions Of the letter:
METROPOLITAN Board or HEALTH. NEwloHK July 90 1861
70 The President ~ ne Mff0polf9a Board ~ IieGfh
SR Al point the Ohio
cholera epidemic tbs but there Is much sf
timely what termed sporadic cholera
peraled last Intelligent sanitary officers
fully awake 10 the necessity Of perfect hygenc Of first
waiting upon the question whether such individual
belong coming epidemic This duty Of stamping out the
productive OF the fatal logger doubted BY reasonable
Choera spreading fatal Of the Mss
far westward FO Smith and Fort Gibson the Arkansas
and N Fort LeaveuwoTth aud Font Reilly in KsBs But st these m
posts there such sanitary seemed 20 eItuguh the
cOu Nht certain ba pOced points where the epidemic
dere and burst fnh Ia periods during the Winter Spring
Helena snd Memphis the time tie chief the
demic bt IN the latter cy tie authorities Intelligent and
Thoroughly earnest that reasonably that cbea will be
eIi.ggusbed there.
tnoruaaiey the OyeaoWei districts Of the eat valley viii Invite
the epidemic the ground dry upon surface again
Already hel fruitful bu oeraoSed region extending from point oppo
Memphis 20 Helena sud Napoleon the State f Arkansas
Helena We have information that cholera is sweeping Of
plantation hands b huudreds the epidemic
killed persons during The few OF June
sn Fortunately the Infection has been LcOsey guarded all
and Upon north Aad east ho It's present chief eaes
on The Mississippi
public regret that great many cities and tovp
throughout the West utter lack Of sana
applications These places endauger the health OF e
Nevertheless al thse de towns where the authorities purung
an enlightened Of preventive although
besegd BY The epidemic bid fair Withstand the
eess than the ~ Nksbg and Memphis the
persistent assaults Of the national forces during the
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
RELIGIOUS.

CONSIDERATION OF AN EPISCOPAL BISHOP.
The Episcopal Church ceremony of cOnsecra-
ton celebrated at Trinity Church yesterday-the
Bishop elect OF Florida, the Right Rv. John Freeman
Young being consecrated Dr. Young for 10 years
an assistanminster OF Trinity Parish, and
prominently connected with the RussoGreek Church
movement. The church over-crowded pew and
The services lasted nearly four hours AT IL o'clock the
service commenced the clergy and ohoristers moving
nay the sh aud l22d Psalms 10 the Trinity Psater There
were grouped in the chance exclusive Of the chorsers
six bishops and about so other cergmen, all wearing full
vestmens. Dr. Young seated outside OF the chanoel
next to the Rev Dr. Peters OF this city and DR. Fulton OF
Georgia who were TO present him for conseeration The
Presiding and senior Bishop was the Right Rev DR. Hop
kins of Vermont. The other Bishops were The Right
Rey Bishop Odenhelmer OF New.Jersey the Right Rev
Bishop Gregg Of Texas the Right Rev Bishop Wilmer OF
Missionary Bishop Payne of Africa. Among the clergy
The Rey Drs. Vinon, Ogleby, Weston Haigh the
Canada; the Rev Dr. Crane and Dr. Fox Of MssOuy, Dr.
Eaton OF Texas the ReT Mr. Mccoy the Rev Dr. Hobart
rick Of Florida with many Others In the procession was
colored cergymen. After the procession Bishop oden
ntrpt psalm being cbanted the Epistle being read 10y
Bshop Wilmer and the Gospel by Assistant Bishop Cum
Creed to the Of Rogers in d. The next exercise
was the preaching Of sermon by Bishop Wilmer,
form Of sound wordso-II Timothy 49, THIS was OPP
Piled to illustrate the Book OF Common Prayer as form
Of sound words and the Episcopal Church was kened TO
the Alpine Mountains, as occupying middle ground
between Calyinsm on one hand and Romanem on the
other but she able 10 resist the storm, while In sun
shine aud the ocks fed happily on her mountains
After the sermon Dr. Young advanced to the \chancel
rails lod by clergy and presented TO Bishop Nopkns
for conservation The testimonials OF election fh0m the
several DOceses then read by Drs. hobart,
Thaekera, and Harold and tho Rev. Mr.. Hacker
OF Florida. DR.. Young then invested
with the rochet, q small mantle, after which
he made the uIgcal promise Of conformity 10 the doe
trne ana sages of the Episcopal Church OF the UNITED
States The Litany was read by the Rev. DR.. Haight
Tue Presiding Bishop pronounced the words OF oonsccr
ton and the new Bishop entered the chancel The clos
ing prayers OF the consecaon then read aud
followed by the Grand Anthem from the OraOrO OF -.
Paul composed OF the duet commencing Now we are
ambassadors" and the chorus, commencing, How
lovely are tho messengers All the choirs OF the Parish
numbering about 100 aud boys united In the singing
Dr. James Peeh presided at the grand organ, and Mr. A.
III. Meister at the choir organ. The fourth service
vas that oi tbe Holy Communion, at WHICH the aims at
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
PASTORAL LETTER FP.,jM THE EPISCOPAL BISHOP
OF NEw-JERsEY.
Bishop OdGnheimer has issued the following

pastoral Ietter:
TO the Clergy and Laity of The Diocese Of NeoJersey:
BYLoyFD BRETHRES have accepted the invitation OF
the Archbishop OF Canterbury to attend meeting OF Dish
ops TO be holden, God willing at Lambeth, in september
next: and propose TO sail on the 4th day OF August,
and To England return the LIST OF October
Under ordinary circumstances an absence OF TWO months
from the Diocese might not require especial nOuce Du
the fact that, during this interval, purpose the gOOd
hand of my God guiding 10 cross tho ocean and as
the bishop OF this venerable Diocese to DO present at the
fraerna deliberations Of the bishops OF our mother
Church. leads me TO issue this pastoral letter.
ask your prayers that He who rueth the winds and
the waves, may conduct and mine IN sa1ety 10 the
haven where we would and assure you that shall
not cease invoke the Divine blessing on you, your
Parishes, and your households.
give notice that have duly authorized the STANDING
Committee the Diocese TO act during my absence, as
the Ecclesiastical authority thereof according 10 tne pro-
visions of section xiii, 10, title l. OF the Digest
also state to my Reverend Brethren that, should any
Of them desire Episcopal offices during my absence,
hereby permit and authorize any other Bishop whom they
NAV invite to perform such offices for me.
And now, commanding you to the love OF the Trlune
God, Father son, and Holy Ghost give you my bless
ing: -, 4.
yOu.
The Lord bless you and keep you
The Lord make His face to shine upon you and DC
gracious 20 You. ~, -.
You peace, both now and overmore. Amen. Ahecuon-
ately, your Bishop, -
WILLIAM HENRY ODRNHEIAiER.
burlington, ~ j., July %, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

NEw-JERsEY STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Tins Society have recently decided TO hold fair this
Fa the grounds recently purchased by them between
Newark and Elizabeth The officers Of the Society state
that they now actively engaged IN preparing Tor tue
exhibition. They invite mechanics, manufacturers
dealers Of all kinds and agricuursts TO become efhD
ltors and compete for premiums, when In point OF mum
Der and hboIHlty In scale, they mean snail DC uheA-
ampled.
Co-oPERATIoN.-The New-York Working
mems Cooperative Store Society, last evening adopted
an address which Is to DO printed by the Cooperative
Printers OF No IG8 wiiamst, and distributed at all
workinglncn's meetings The address sets forth the gem
era advantages Of cooperation adds that tho estapSu
lug OF cooperative stores is the safest ana surcsJ sh
Tor higher wages In which wOrklngnen can engage, anu
Invites all workngmen 10 become sharenoldefs the pSe
or the shares being s. each. The next meeting Is 70 po
held In Dem Dspensary The cooperative stofo ~ 80;
2O5 Broadway Room No. % has 90 sharelOluefs ene9
10 purchase flour and coal and have the same
NJ their respective dwellings at 81 tnh OF DarIel uer
the retail market price Mr.. Alfred kershaW, the lnu
ager promises that the operations OF tho hssoo'ioh
shall be extended 20 the sale OF ordinary groceries ~ re-
I as soon as tho number OF members shhi IcaCi ovv
s. tares s. each. Messrs John A; Gray AZ 1ro9hs oli
plyes have Invited the cooperation OF Other
VI tie Swamp In their retail store entcrpfihe anu
ing for formal organization IL TO Dc ca99 Uiy on'
week The metropolitan Police Mutual hld hssoeat,on
ALAG members paid, during tne se oS5 ~,
ing on the 1911 OF july 81 O73 TO hrs W. ~ W
Mrs. Smith, N,G| 70 Mrs Ferris, SC!2 " M'S Noi'o
and 81 ,072 TO Mrs Jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

THE KNGs COUNTY SUPERvIsoRs.-A meet
ing Of the Kings County Board of Supervisors was held
at their Chambers In the County Court House yesterday
afternoon Supervisor William b. Little oecupying the
chair After the transaction OF considerable routine bust
Supervisor bchoes introduced resolution author
zing the Committee on Accounts OF the Supernendents
of the Poor 30 prepare articles Of Impeachment against
the latter for Che Illegal awarding of contracts and for
fOtncd during tie past two years. Upon this lengthy
and heated debatS ensued, ending finally IN the mas.
sage Of resolution referring the matter back TO the
Committee with power 70 obtain the issue OF an nunc
ton Resolutions Of respect TO the memory OF the late
Hon. John g. Bergen werc presented and Unanimously
adopted, and the Board soOt efIer adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

A. medieval tyrant who nearCerates DIS p.Isoher ~
u tbc dunneon beneath the eastern WING" MI ~ -
n"ie Mr tR Ra'n nv arch Rend, Cfrl'e IS
IdnE' W." ,,cntWorh IS the ncW ~ Tberc bayc hecu
Torsopated Inv Mics Lizzie Wlhnore lnetc W to jan trecE
changes i'm the Ballet too but y Is 's c @ HioIt ~ f
m now Ss6 h hero ana presently gone Al & we can @ y is
nov toW nl t nenfy of dancers, and that the y phs do
lil.u Ccl ifatiCue Indeed the public Win tire OF
b bfors they viii tire OF the public, The scenery Is
the same ever, very brlillan'' anu uh''nom' "'N
worked ~ ,-o,-.
The attention of the lover of Negro MlnstrGlsy
70 eenNcialy directed to the entertainment now nghny
ep NV the Georgia Ministries at No. COO Broadway Ine
t,,nne Is composed Of negroes who were once slaves III
tc STATE of Georgia, and who very clever IN repro
d,cng the character and the hHmor OF ptlntuon.lh.
eir hall has newly fitted up, and the director Is
iaboripe to give frst-oiass entertainment ,
Mr. II. +. DAILY, an old Boston tayOHte, and
Mr Charles Wheauegh, have been engaged at Messrs,
Foett Seiwyn's new theatpT, in Boston, which IS 10 be
opened in September 1t is stated that both haretzek
ItsBar OveTa Troupe and Batemans French opera
Troupe %i appear at the thcaer in the course O
the first season.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

the oert.ry, which received BY the Rev Dr. Vin-
Din Over 100 communicates were partakers 4 the
eecrated elements beside the clergy The re Il Of this
az fovs. Prayer for the Churf SI,Ito1i
@ @sersIVv Cnpda with response sanctus, eoeera in ID
lynn Sc and with Gloria pT Pat Tune s. AIMS
@cnUstcrated Bishop; Bonedctlon'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

ARRIVED
Steamship Niagara BksmAE Norfolk with mise ard 10 Old
Dominion steamship Co.
WIND-At sunset. calm.
DOMESTIC PORTS
poSToN July 25Aved barks Sharpsburg London Kdar fo
Africa brgs George An Port johnson NgTe Danen, and Feast
ma Philadeiphia. Il
PoETLaNb Ju 25Tle steamship Caroa arrived morning
from Halifax Outside Bang Island down the schooner Laeyy
nen for the Keeee River The schooner sank in 10 hons on
water. The saved.
FoRrREss MONROE July 2The steamship oabe from Savannah
for Baltimore coal arrived Norfolk this morning She spoke,
OF Hatteras Maggie and Newlok for Savannah
Sailed steamships Worcester Baltimore for hyeoOl VIM Kenre-
da from Norfolk for Boston; gunboa Peoria, NewiaTk
July zAryed Spanish brig Modesto and aaIselOaa
via Savannah.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cuba Juy g. bark Fannie from Liverpool for New
York dschug coal schr Conservative from ST. JagO de Cuba fog
New.York JuT TO-
Chsltepe Mexico June London days,
Bride Liverpool do brig Sea Fom DO doi sshT AnbSRi
Burton, for New-iork DO.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

THE REVENUE FRAUDS IN BRoOKLYN.-The
following establishments have been reported MS seized for
violations OF the Internal Revenue law: Lyddon q
(owanus Creek the refinery OF E. Seeley Co.. Leonard
Brooklyn f. d. the refinery OF Louis Marx, corner or
North Tenth and Fth sts, T. d. the premises OF Fer.
nandez N Co Red Hook for deficiency in returns and
the refinery John Mahoney, Of North Eleventh
and Fifth.sts, T.. ID. thorough examination into the
details OF all the above cases will be made soon.
BOARD OF. CONFERENCE.-The Board met at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the President Mr. Brink
man. in the chair resolution adopted determining'
that tho proceedings OF the Common Council TO be pub
shed ia the weekly newspapers shall be the JOINT pro-
ceedings and in the daily newspapers the usual abstract
OF the proceedings except when otherwise ordered A
resolution adopted authorizing the secondaye Rah
road Company extend their tracks In Sxythrdst be-
tween First and Thrd-aves. Councilman Flynn offered
the following preamble and resolutions which were
Wsrrea Batrvpaoe between Broadway and Wetst iu.
eumheed wth ones cotton bales and merchandise Of almost
description making the street times almost impossible for vehicles
RoeS That the Stree. Commissioner authorized
nOy party parties owning the stones and cotton bales Sc 70
within I've days from the Of this resolutions aud
esoise That the penalty shall be imposed for each day that
shall remain nenherc as above stated ana th he
Counsel Corporation directed for and from the
proper party parties Of said penalty and that he be in
not settle discontinue the said suit 70
Tie sas penalty without the Of the Common Council
The Board then adjourned 10 Thursday next at
o'clock y. N.
THE BROOKLYN WATER FRoNT-REMovAL
OF OBsTRUcrloNs.-C Commissioner Furey and Assistants
under whom the work of removing obstructons from the
streets leading the waterfront OF Brooklyn was COM
menced on "Wednesday, continued ther aD9rs yesterday
and visited the following places Messrs David Doves
90 foot of Pacifcs AT this place double gates
removed and tho firm ordered 10 put upon conspicuous
place sgu, with the inscription, Free 70 the public"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
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New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

This is the season of roses, and with II, very
naturally comes Miss Kate Reignods She maybe seen
in Donna VOia1,t, In Wonder" az the.NewYOrk Thea
ter and also Cleopatra In the farce Of Antony and
Cleopatra" 10 is but little while since noted with
cordial approval her acting IN both these characters at
another theator She Is very brilliant actress la come
dy and deserves permanent pOsitlonson the NewYOk
Staee: Her surroundings al the NewYOrk Tbehter
not admirable so that she is seen 20 disadvantage
but her acting - positive luxury, and such
mend it 20 the lovers Of the Idraa The HewYork The
wall filed last night and Miss Reeuokls was
received with the heartiest applause.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
Several changes are to be noted in the east
Wierewith "Iae Black Crook" Is presented at NbIo,s
aardeR Thus M e. BsTy DoWPlays CONT Wogensteia,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

SBW.Y0RK...,.......JuL 35.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
DRUG STORE,
II CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
;, Du rOeTW WR

MRS, DR, FOSTER
.,o,,nesu 10 har friends and the public generally tina
h bs taken the Drug Store at the Of Front and
yvss. straafs. and laid In a full supply OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-16
Ii l1aIr ReNlnrer.

REMEDIES FOR THR HORSE.
fall sunnlv Of reliable medicines for the OF all
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DEGIsTER,s OFFICE,

X NEw CASTLE CoUETY, May 3oth, 1867.
Upon the application OF Henry gekel, Executor Of
the last viii and Testament OF Johanna wilhelmina
Gatley, late Of Wilmington Hundred, In said County.
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the date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
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Letters in six the most public places OF the County oi
New Castle requiring all persons having demands against
the estate present the same abide by Act Of As.
embly such made and provided. And also cause
tile same to be inserted within the period in the
Delaware State Journal aud stktesmaua newspaper pub
ished In Wilmington, and to be continued therein two
months
-e, Given under the hand and Seal OF Office of the
Il. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above written
h. c. FRAIM, Register.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
cease must present the duly aesed to the Execu
tor on or before May Both 1868, abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
HENRY ECKRL, Executor.
Address, WILMINGTON. DELAWARE. lis4-2n
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