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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
the NATIONAL AcAOsHy Of SCIENCES.

HARTFORD, August TO- 1867
Alarger audience was present this morning than at
any tmo heretofore.
Professor Gibbs opened ON the extension OF tho
OF the Specroscope and its advantageous
sraotioE He also illustrated the valuable improvement
OF his apparatus in the study Of the pheno.
mena OF absorption.
Professor Road expressed himself much interested,
and spoke OF the great advantage derived from the
ployemc8ts.
Profes or Hall made important contribution, troat-
0g or the value of certain groups in the geological
series whom traced in their geogra phical extension.
Professor Agassz said he deeply interested the
paper It being, in fact condensation OF Halls in,esti-
cations Of the geology OF America
tho action Of air add currents claiming that the lat
ter was produced by tue motion OF The principally and
" no continents Dterposed would be continued
round the globe.
Professor Pierce alluded the Coast Sur
vey He considered that TIC called carry any
Special views OF his own but simply the steward OF
tho great trust ia which science wacalled
To the great material interests of the coun.ry called
on scientific men TO assist y! they had anything bearing
the benefit OF the Sarycy,
Professor Agassiz followed with paper on tho c.rcula
lion of the blood in the skates;' which, he stated
had It's bearing the idea OF circulation in other an
nias.
Professor Gibbs read paper the 'mcthod OF deter
mining ware lengths in the solar spectrum, which
Professor Pierce characterized as al exquisite invesga
ton
Professor Agassz,h Thea read three papers by title
General BarDara read CONTINUATION OF his previous
papers, and Professor Henry made in conclusion, some
ibe general interests. aud thanked the public for the
interest shown tueso meetings
The Academy did not elect a President fi tho va
caused by The cca Of Professor Baehe three
me'nbers 10 III the complement OF fifty. hut reserved
thcss matters .consideraii the regular annual
meeting nj Washington 10 January.
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BpTAIo, N. ", August 10, lee5 \
~ o'Ciock-Aidnight
An immense crowd was In attendance on the cOuyss
today 70 witness the last Of season. under The
auspicea Of the Buffalo Horse FAIR Association Thsvs
were over ten thousand persons present The track was
10 splendid condtion although shower last night or
early this morning would have rendered stli better
Tne most perfect order has been maintained on the
ground during the races No accidents arrests have
thus far been announced.
The first race this afternoon was for a premium Of
$780, $4,000 10 The first horse 900 to the second,
$500 70 the third mile heats, best three in I'VE. The
following were the entries -Durgrey's Brown George
Allen and maze This announced 10 be the most
interesting Of Ss The sporting man in attendance
were all xious that should be decided its merits
and disdaned any fsni dealing. The first heat was
The heat was made in 22S1 The second heat was won
~ Brown George in 2:23z dslaucns Ethan Allen by
three lengths which ssve rise 10 rum0r that the race
was sold TO the frionds Of bspwn George Honest Allen
made the third heat In 2:27h.
Very little excitement manifested in the second
race which for premium Of $500 $3.50 10 the frss
horse 500 10 the second $50 to the third mile heats
best three in i've. The following were the entres:-G
buford's D. m Hnrpst, Curries colt, l: Smith's en-
8. COLT, and + Stevcns0ns m. Ncie Gold Dust. The
three heats were won by Mollie Gold Dust in ']oh
247z and 2:4iJs.
The Judges announced before the first race that be-
tween the races, Dexter would ro over the half mile
course under saddle against me Dobc, his rider a.
Tor tho King OF the turf the signal from the Judge
10 start, Dexter refused 10 proceed He urged four
Times, but st was useless. On tho second attempt be
reached the t quarter before he broke in So seconds
over since he been ridden under sadde, and
attributed TO that hIs breakings
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Long lSlAsD INTELLIGENCE.

f'sr CcLoRrp CAsf Mtsi,SG.-On "Wednesday last the
annual meeting Of tho colorsd people was com ,eDeed
near the village OF Flushing, Qaeens county Mt
withstandng the violent storm tina, was prevailing n
large crowd was Attendance; and when the wea,ber
becomes fine The crowd will inevitably increase IN nr,,
p ,, a. N eXc,emen the camps are pitched the
Ter close TO the cemeter, aud person having occa
sion 70 pass through or near the village cannot fan to
be attracted 10 tho spot by tho shri ks aud cr,es of Old
women and The loud aud merry laughter of the hsrny
needm n These mee.ipgs arr he'd yearly, and ara
attended hy the white AMI black preaatcrs and ,no
prusers of both denominations While The former %
70 enngqien the scr and send Il rejoicing on liz
onward Journey. the latter 20 70 test their
muscular powers aud try the hrmuess OF The colored
skull Fighting IS freely indolecd ia ana the women
arc not slow to back up their Gsorseys The meeting
viii continue two wc,ks, during which time NOT less
than lty thousand people viii visit the pl,ce
from The four quarters OF The earth 10 fspend banry
week and 20 away rejoicing With the r,easantres OF
PROBABLE FATAL Accbrvr-On SATURDAY. an acci,a,
beie man named pierson which came nerr causins
his death Mr. picrson crossing Main street, in the
ealiaE, OF rag harbor, with pail Of water when he
was rGn into by team o. horses which wers lo;,,s
driven at furious rase break M three OF h,s ,b" ~
inlnrias him about the head and bodv
fua FRrir Csor The late dry weather which has
prevailed has made almcs All nds rrnii rive .ua a,
of p,cs ne hu an oitlnaler po heavy Tain hat has
set IN has Knocked hem nom tho Trees ma ,h., hsr.
become bruised sud vii doubtless rot '
IBsFT oF Horsy he premises or Mrs Var,
Goecr, q Christian Hoo. was entered ON rus.asv
hgnl, and yonng hSr-o stolen, with which Inc ~,
rlders made Their escape - "a
ILLSEss on SouRs svsbsSrT Lab, e..,.,
OF Jaimaca, fayoraby known 10 IN. naomi. =, 49,,
ety. is nov lying very NJ aud doubts arc .r,.s,..,
his physicians as TO bis recovery "'oea ny
'oEoNkSs iSorFsr- Coroner Hicks Of F1gst;nc b.,s
an inquest npon the BODY Of man f6pr, arn..s-
so r.sn.k NY On Inesday. verdict OF fouud
,ihei. ""s MOI oesn den
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
EFFECTS or TIE STORM N BALTIMORE.

B.lr'soRr, August 70, 1887.
one of the ssverest storms experienced in this
region for years in on "Wednesday evening
ard eoa,iuued almost without ,nternssion until day.
i,. this morning. Macy ot,be streets are Hooded tho
waer rising 10 depih OF 10 two feet oo the
FIRST soos OF stores and dwellings, causing considerable
os> and much discomfort In the lover poyt,on OF the
s''y. The only ncdc of progress by small boats
ite hcuses OF The factory people al CIipper Facory
were all Hooded, aud The Occupants had TO be
in b1ats All tie factories Touring mills in and
adjacent 20 the Guy much damaged Mess,s Moods
4 Co.'s steaos sugar refinery sustained leavy lose
Travel On tie Baltimore and Ohio. Western Marya nd
Nortbern ceptra and Philadelphia railroads Inter
rhiled by The Washing Of cu.yer;s. &c. On the
.a:tbefp Centra tho down irain morning was M
able "a reach the u,ty consequence Of engines
ia'iDg !n;O tulycrb WOODBURY. wacra il uo he
bHricG IN tho stream IL falling the en- Inc crushed The
great wa:er main which supplies Noun, Royal Hesey
ror rendering 70 necessary 20 sh0s oil the SUPPLY.
lbe Phi'a"c'phia road. near The city, p,aers
seicrai feet under water, owing ITO uncertain
condition Of The read The usnai morning rains did nc
10 o"i.
Tho olgh train from New York. due here Il. a
o,1icY-past three ociocs A. 81, fo into y cui. ort
an"'t 'ourseen miics irom Ia cy, breaking The ex-
PRES eihla:c AMI lai and nlnring MI y Fn.s
use express agent; Mr.. IL. w rIardfen ct New Yofk
nnd W. J.. Eastou. or IN .iaiepbis mail agens ,iL.
Two later removed 10 thu Ericsson s,ear,er so b
conVeyer 10 iheir respective homes Tie baggage mas
ter, Mr. Alber! Ransom, also slightly hurt. No or.
Killed..
pecec VIII be repaired and trains running egu srjy
marrow.
There many o.s Of lie IN this city ba,
50 lar oh's W." seem 50 no altncn'ic white man aud
boy about ,cureen years OF Gge who we're CARED OF
~ the violence OF the waters.
From he reports 30 lar received from the surrounding
colniry tho lDsg il nntensr the whole countrv nars
innnd,tod rhe Falls turnpike was in nan o.a.os
rom I'VE TO ten ieei under water The 4anasc crops
Cannon nov toe csiima:ei
bALIrscsE, August tG--Miduighl
The weather Is clear, and deci.o0y c0ci
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From the Philadelphia Press August IeI
fhsdephh has established its character as . rva,e,
ing place, particularly the lst OF IN. present
uontb iot never within the Of the soldest in
haostanp had much rain fallen IN he same ne,jo -
ume "a any former wear II NAV be said ina; ihsrs
asve been two GEAR DAYS he 1st OF The nonrb
me snSNeis nave been unusually heavy, and on some
49, th"N iei Continuously. morning noon and Lleh
svsrho~or many parts of the city ard iny pubI;
swei a. private property But Of Al the DAYS OF lain
early IN the morn ms aud wa ushered In with thrrlsr
shn hsh'nng. some ~ the flashes beng exceedingly
Nv'a ana the posts heavy. A. about eleyen oclock ~
wind sned suddenly TO ne northwest and for sbc,t
WE ce" violently. The rain came down harorr thar
$500 Su,as whleh me sale shifted aud thus fairy
AZ tAirn'cup1 Park deep gunsys were washed in The
$3.50 s. sno - sewers places 90 TIE side entertainments
nese pieces Of zoe SUD were washsd swAv IIs srrng
ssroen Wsisrvorkt suffered 10 me extent OF s.rsrI
no.sAnd ao4afs ne eu1ine was covered 10 Inc
uenIh 81 two ieei With sand aud The torebay va. esd
~rh he sane iosser al 10 depth o, eileen fsas
zoe 'reiile worA on the Reaang rtiroad tust nhcve
crnld avenue broge, vss washed aws~ pv ~ 800,
10. cover on GirArd avenue opposite The sav'. rss
YET home, oaved IN, impeding lie ras.ace y, - 80
S wa. ,s..; me tracks Of the cucn erard svenue
nne wss o. ln' depoe were covered with r.vsl and
sA5d ~tch vas washed from the ,ide emosnsnsn,s
IN we vicinity Q; Twelfth sirsss ,nd w,,sios,,.
avenue we nocc was more severe than ,bat n,ch -,
psned . week or two sace me rensrs ..-e lisp nAr
moved and Va fact me water 90 one tinns ~ =. 80
boaee " '"~' Hon aouse,o
In Inmter Of localities we.~sriof IN. p.,,,.,.,.
r aepo nnpsved streets weye suIlied Nv ,bs
some OF ,ns plaees being aut deem "A ssvsr.i
!oin's portions Of The Baltimore tracy -sls .,hrss
wv IVY snuc snty 70 interrupt travel frsh trar NJ NJ
hour "'Fss'.pae fof several
In Wet Philadelphia tLe fall or water %. ,rr.n..
vu 90 ss,cus damage ensuet The water ran swrs a.
49,. osouta zoe tunusi on The "throaeh railroad
nns wssneo sone OF the ground where lie ,.ss 80
a,n on meadow sod but Did no material dsn,sgs ~
IN woro. may he said that all the ssc,,ors NJ a..
wv where ne grade 10 low and there are no, s,ssa
,aveu Realities we're overlooked The iors,'x :,
snn.esnn ana WISE srsss, subjected overnows rom
!, ~ .os see 10 fos heavier deuge yesterday than
any other time this season. The water extended frn,
lorse 70 house, and cellars were pssdly hoodsJ ''"
- zoe oalver inless IN quite q number or loesls,.,
rushed down the eustsrs '"
hrs smoani Psrh washesjn quilted in several ioes,..
-. ~ ew paturh water ooursee, which IN e,I
~, ~. " arsin pre- Fsre laid wond prevent The ssrM
hss 81 yesterday. wv" "ss
F's's'ss ''s'a -s greatly wsses; ss, a, NE NOV,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
THE STORM AI@yG TIE HUDSON RIVER.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.

pouGBLggysss, August It. 1867
very sevre rain storm commenced here early last
evening apd continued throughout tho night and tho
greater psrt of to-day. Cellars have been Inundated
and in one Instance fau,iiy compelled TO move
ou,, de wacr standing four feet deep the base.ent
feor The water oyergowed tie mans st tue gas
works, sad compelled the company operations
All the streams hereabcu's greatly swollen some OF
them having rsen five feet O'Clock uigst
From all points along tn, river como reports of the
severity Of the storm AZ HIGHLAND Falls, lust below
toxlens dock, the wafer from the bilis IL dash
ing over the rocks 10 huge Sheets presenting aspect
witnessed only IA the spring Of toe year during heavy
fresbeis
so far can learn the railroad track has xs vet
escaped unframed aod will prooahiy not he disturbed
az a. tiis ume 81 writing, three L. NJ The has
eb3cd though heavy Of MACK clouds Visible
IA the western sky Bospio tho Of wash en- e.
tanned 10y Tie rG''road Inc trains have pane
tually lime.
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TEE STORM N PHILADELPHIA.
sftclsL IFltCnAx 10 the Hesslp.

| runIpslenA August l6, )es.
| $50 O'Clock T. IA
The rain storm that s,ed this city yesterday and
TO day was orc Of the violent on record IL be.
| estimated
The eastern wall OF The Insane asyluiu has besn
washed away, and the south wall Of Woodland Gene
terry suffered similar fac. calvert at Twenty
and Hamilton streets IL gone and tho Nv eny-
nfth, above Hamilton, is washed away
THIS morning oubouse F,fih aud Marriott streets
sav" way with part OF the ruvc the lady OF the house
narrowly escaping with her lie. Several persops in
various sections OF the city also psrrowiy eseaned with
their lives.
In tue northwestern section OF the city boys were Gu
soed 70 'sihe ia an immense pcod gathered in few
hoars new calvert In the same viciri,y ia filed a.,
and partially destroyed
culver; IA the sec,ion Of the CITY gave vsv
carrying the Sidewalk with il. The oolv.r,s ~
several other places unable To carry or the water
aud HUNDRED O; cellars have beeu overlooked IN cou..
qu.nca
Many houses a'cni the schuylkll were submsFsed
"Et iLs evening the water appears 10 he abstinr
Ihe police are notifying citizens o.nigb; 20 be gro.
honi'al N tie Gse Of hydrapi water "a there Is soma
Peo"es' In the works, and iamof has il ts, tere l.
break 'e'' %.
The irtns oD setsrai OF rho roads landing n ,b ;,
nave been delayed aud ,racks on some Of III. ro,ss
have been esdly washed.
"oatemt" az tho s'osm-Th~ nr.nx. q, IN.
IVY I-itnnaied at - t0D,OD0
iMApEFnft August I6--Aidpiabi
'ts ve'en, rs'u storm az the last SEVENTY ho,,s ~.
ceased The ny Is still Overcast. with STRONG 60,
wind. 'V''N
Damage by NaIsr here l. not es. than sloooeo NJ
ioss OF iae has been reported
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ElWs From m;,..;yisNl.
Arri>a! "f the Steamship Liberty NJ Nairi-
nsorc--Arrc,t oil an Alleged obbri--ssuiriti.,
oil N Cuban Married Csupir.

I'N.IsNVTFf NNkUsI IbUl.
The Steamship Liberty arrived quarantine RI i've
O'Clock ts morning, wish adrices from Havana TO the
i2,h ns.
The steamer Emily arrived nj Havana on the I2lh
inst from Key west AMI runta Rosa. Florida rhe
Naa was s'ii srapping for the cable bu, owing
prevailing storm bad succeeded in finding the los,
end IL was thought that the FIRST pleasant day woold
enaoie Them fo accomplish tho desired object
Monsieur A. Leon who ran away from MataDzas ear.
Tying with HIM 81, 600 of Lis employers money was
fonnd secreted oo the American steamer HcDdrjcL Upd
and lodged in jail The missing money vas All re.oy
cred.
tgban married couple. residing IN the Country COM
inited suicide on the Sth inst The OF the ACT
unknown
grcal dro GIT Is prevailing in The eastern portion Of
the isaDd erent scarcity Of vegetables was tell In
consequence
lho American brig Neifose arrived q, Havana on the
I'm INST from Earscoa commanded by CAPTAIN Drink
water Her csp,an aud mate both died there of yellow
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i0UA!lcs.

The Ward Broihers in Trimming mt Corn, wall.
The Ward brothers are in active training a. Cornwall
preparing for their coming at Springfield Those
VINO have watched their performances in their boats
represent tiom as being in excellent condition The
friends OF Jobn NcKiel wonder why It ie that neither
Brown pay euy attention TO NcKie,,s o0ar
10 row either OF them. Thay say that neither Brown
nor himih have any right 10 ignore NcKios claim 70
me cham ionsp OF the United states til iey hay: rad
w With him. II Is limited that Nickel will row
against tine efier tho Psbarg aud Portland cha
&c. through with their blsineee '"S
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that the storm had abatsd in that locality and that the
Richmond and Fredericksburg road is in good running
order.
Tho arrival Of the train this morning from Bali.
more WAS caused By the washing away Of the cuvert
and embankmeut about four miles this side OF Bali-
more which tore away the track distance From
Ellcosts MIN 70 Harper: Ferry the fury Of the storm
was lot loose, and for while travel 10 impeded.
The railroad train which left New York last night ana
which was due here this morning. arrived late night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
TIE sT0R1 IN THIS CITY avn VICINITY.

During che forenoon Of Thursday there we're s.,eral
slgbt showers. together with brief hut lively little
shundeetorn, which served TO indicate to that singular
GLASS Of individuals popularity known ''.hc weather
wise, The coming storm. About the wind shifted
suddenly from the south The northeast and htiie
before three n the afternoon Kew York had sabmi,
90 tho share q the drenchug downpour whG deinged
che eastern section OF lie country sore@ TO ey tho
clerk OF The weather For two or th~e hours The rain
fe cesseessy, much 70 the aIsgus Of he reasonable
portion Of the community who asd tor several aays
saoond Nnder The impression 1a'i however beneficial
ano re'rssmng an occasional 1 , suoNeI night 20
fbay had already enjoyed st isks,y 10 sum isnt
more than Sufficient d.see Fhe storm, however.
sas.eu anih grew Mena r' Su sI A'Spl@o ~. no,
nompeIiod 10 trave~e the city had undergone az the
Asscomfors st'-s'isn' upon superintendent pluv.l
~ VAC liver par, OF tie CITY water rushing Nm m,
,.wers s5oa.d q uunhss OF Placements 10 the streets
thc rv~-, she at Harlem the aass and he low
Gso.n ssnsuous 70 that hourlsGins suburb were con
,sdr~srse OF sAnBoAr rss pIsr Eivsr-rc,, ,.s.
SONS uheffnAtsr .ru rhr WATER
sos,elaay rcfnins al an cSslv hour accident oc-
eueu ~ Tue Last river by which six Or eish,
young men came very near beng drowped and raaIs
prohahy have been had y no, teeu for the timely
ssssance Of the cre~ o. sloop was beating down
towards the city al the tune II seems tbst there
N1 70 have neen prize Cant one Of the
upper Islands The some and ,rrauyrn.n,S
had teen made for the ssu,e ,o con,s ON
~ an eery honr Yesterday morning owing severe
sofm that ia aud tie bisb winds preya.io, ,h.,
we're compelled 10 postpone tue same unti ,oms ,n,
occasion, as tue captain OF the vessel intending Ia cor
vey We party 70 the srVunas coas not be induced 10
Bsh MS boat 10 the storm - w
ilete Wa however, party q eseht young men
ssnsn owrh acrphy, Tat. Cough stephen and Henry
Sefse tfutteu, Dudley, Michael oNeN Henyv
cwens ssd MI C"nsnh. who had engased = boat and
seit voc ,y ~ an esry hour 60 attend the night pe,ug
-. 'bhe T" ueg we're running a pfeitv good
ossc snd we're In tbe sci % tscginr /.
equan struck ilsm ard cap.xed The ncat
enu we wno'e party were throvr lnio The liver Not
whnssno'ns the Jsrkress ~ night and the sever.
ssSfm hst ~ss rrsvatns OIL Ccntrved D. cnps 10 tbs
VA sha sacc<cGfd 10 dsscon1ccra 10 mast and right
ing lie bost, when one after anoIbcr ry~'r..sHn
AthonEn abe was 81 lie tine hued sh water IN ,i,,s
.vnsa'on Mey onited nearly two hours when they 90.
ssrved vessel beating down towards ,n,n aa1 =, !,
tncr they haicoee ~ the toy " Their woes sn
onn hsd the pleasure ~ seeing small hos, come %
Apsn ss@snce rue vhois pstv, after grssi dlfaouitv
Ss convey safely on board the sess. which pfav.d
- % thc sloop ldse rope was Stsachee 10 he ma
lafety. wy p"
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Quite spirited game was played yesterday on the
grounds OF the Exercise Club, East New York. be-
tween the above two clubs, both OF which had but
reccnty entered tho national association. AZ The
shows the fielding remarkably fine, the pitching
SHARP and the oattng under the circumstances worthy
Of veteran clubs very high wind prevailed during The
who'e game The nmpirng OF Mr.. Lee, of the Mutual
Niun gave entire satisfaction. The following the
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Damage 10 the Virginia Railroads-Dis ster
TO Freight Train-The Fireman Killed and
Two Other Persons Injured.
RIcaNoSD, Va, August le 1867
The rain throughout the State ceased to-day. Tbs
Central Danvie and Fredericksburg railroads have
az sustained damage. washing away OF q portion OF
the EAnvlle road Powhatan Station caused freight
train y sisak Through, killing the fireman and badly
rounding te2 othsFa so IS
The ship virgintS Asbere ON WilIsxA1sby Spit.
FoRTerss MoSk6E, AusSN 10, 1867,
The ship Virginia, from Barcelona, in ballast, for
orders while beating in here last night during heavy
squat. went ashore on wllloughby Spit She will be
got OF easily , g
Heavy GnIe Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ca, August l6, 1857.
The weather is stormy and there is . heavy gale at
sea
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rhe eject Of HE receSt rab storm . severe, 10,
shrsshout the greater por' on Of this coun,v N,
damage 10 tue cicps be accurately mated DO,
sns'e his dcrbi that II Is coor'dsrabls In many
sses be cora suffered greatly Geld sft.r sed besrr
eomplcisy pandaied The came to.y he "a a 81 ch.ss
nnc re Beds Indeed. every farm located on low
Ess". nus have been iniuied ~ serious extent
rs~ - Nv tiesmt rose 70 40 alarming height and car
X, qeantuiss Of hay which had been left 70 dry
80 - nSs vet been received OF suy lNse ipdsytd-
nsvSthsisss hssp sre.i. '' ~ "s No'@ e"
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COW CousTERrEIrERs IN BosToS.
SPECIAL TElteRAM TO THE HEsAlo.

BosTos. August 10, 1867,
S:15 O'clock p. N.
Rosario Nova an Italian coin couniereiter from New
York. arrested here lime since, convicted to-
day for assault with pistol with intent TO kill, on
the officer who arrested him. Another Italian, named
l. Groze, also from New York. is implicated with him
In The countertetug operations.
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Total .:.........T II Total ...........17
sAcrcisefys caught. o. fouls caught 4: fouls missed
balls ~''' '''" va ."4'e"
World -Fiys neh q fouls, caught 8: fouls missed Q:
crt on fouls, a bases called bas o. =
Tosaey and =. kaEgdon. - -
Time OF eamc-Two hours and ten minutes
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TIE STORM IN TIE EAST.

s'RiNGrsU, MAS, August 10 1861.
RAIN has isen iocossantly IN this Guy FOR the
forty eight hogrs, the deph Lowell being CT. 100
inches the usual mosihiy average. No damage has
been reported from the sor,n
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TIE YELLeT FEVER ~ Ga.y;!foH.

Fearful Effects 0f the EpideMic-Over u
Thousand Gases la the Cif,--Thc Hospitals
pycrffoviDa.
CINCINNATI, August IT, 1867.
a despa'cb from Galveston, Texas, reports The yellow
fever ,agin. terribly in that place.
twenty deaths occurred Tho l2s, thirty the
18Th, and ivenypipe tue Iiin inst. There
thousand caecs Of fever in the city. On the 18Th
the hospitals worc nied 10 cverlosing With patients,
and the managers were calling for additional help to
the SICK.
Tho fstcsna! Revenue c;iioe hai been closed al the
employees beng down with the fever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
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,r oa,.,., .,,.., S'HisGrrIp, August 49, 1867
An o'ncia usegalion from Japan with an lu,crrrciar
sirvea 20 this CITY night and will inspect The rn;,aa
S,aes armory here, The Ames Works ri nico,es 80
o'her manufacturing Establishments I'm mi. eIiv ""'