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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

Names Of Those who Died Of Yellow Fever on
Board Of the United states Steamer Resaca.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 4, 1867
2o'Clock r. NJ
The following are the names ofmen who died Of yell
low fever board the United Saes steamer Resaca,
passage from Panama: Randolph Graham, Patrick Hal
pin, Howard Mixel, Henry Z. Hall Solomon Fak, John
North, William Clark, John Madden Edward Cassidy,
George Faulkner James Downing James Malcady, James
Mclaughlin, Edward Shields, John Griffith, Patrick
Dram. There seventeen cases under treat
ment-four critical. One new nase since her arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
I'M NOS SPIRIT IN KENTUCKY.

CIScrSsAri, August T. 1867
A Union melting at Covington, which was being adj.
dressed by william D. Gen,ry candidate for the Ken.
hucsy Legislature, Saturday evening" vas broken up
h. roh o,robels who pelcd the crowd, consisting Of
sh,n, thres hundred persons with stones and eggs
Pistols uer also hourished. Mr. Gensry CEASED speak
Ing and thus prevented boodshed.
islys wi 10 very close, aad ihe ieslt v dsgRy,st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

The Kentucky s,s,eslectio, takes place to-day The
usuai state ocers az to csep together with Con-
uressman from the fnrd dtric, 10 al vacancy. Very
pe interest Is iovin erection outside oftns state and
shero no dOuvo' the Of the regular democratic
.sdidates In c OF ne attempt Of what Is called the
ssthird paryIto divS the conservative vo,s Al the
Consresron In May last. the regsar demoera.
se vote wasT5 tl3 tie radical $751; whie the "thrd
s.rty cast but 4esp The candidates for Governor are
demoer.,v, Jobu Helm; national democratic Tor
1,b,rd pariy'D William B. Kinkead; radical, s, NJ
lSsrDaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

SAN FRANCISCO, August B. 1861
Governor Bidwel positively declines the Independent
Union nomination for Governor and advises the election
Of the whole Union tisket The independent Com
mee Is now in session % nominate another candidate
Mr. Gorham Is gaining ground There is no division in
the Union ranks for Congressman.
The steamship Monana grounded in fog Off the
barber Yesterday, but got off safely.
Legal tenders, 721s 7214. Sales OF whoat at 81 81
q 81 s2h.
The ships Governor Norton, for Liverpool and RalG,
for Hong Kong, have sailed.
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SHIP PIN q NEW S
PORT Of NEW YORK, AUGUST 4. 1867.
Arrived.


Steamship City Of Baltimore (Brl, Roskel. Liverpool
July ~ and Queenstown 25th mt AM. with mdse and IA
passengers, 10 John Dale. Aug lat 81 30 q 26
passed steamships Helveta hence for Liverpoo Arago,
for Havre, and Belona. do FOR London
Steamship Pioneer (Br Shackfod. Cow Bay July 30 with
distant 30 miles, experienced hurrc ine con-
meucinc at ESE and going around TO and WSw. which
lasted for four hours with Violence and received
damsse,
siesnshp George Washington eager New Orleans July
q with nidse AID passengers, TO II B Cromwell Co.
Steamship Virgo, Bukley Savannah, e. hours Murray
Ferris Co Experienced very heavy weather of Hat
teras: Aug 10 miles sW OF Cape Lookout, passed steam.
ship Leo bound :; ID lat IS 03 lon IS ~ fell in with steam
yacht Alice Riggs in sinking condition; took or the Cap
tain and crew, and brought them to this port.
steamship Gen Barnes Morton Savannah. - hours wi III
mdsc and passenger 20 Livingston. Fox Aug g. al
IAN passed steamship Herman Livingston hence Tor Sa-
as n1',s, Knight Denty Washington and Aeran
RarS warren x1d passengers. 20 Smith Brown.
N , ~ st Jago Cuba. 2, days, with sugar
70 J'ss '! L. Mrs A-s Captains wife died Of
Brig Cuttes Wilson, Mragoane ls DAYS with loswood
Brig Alamo Chase, Rondout 70, BOSTON
Pilot boat Isaac Webb. No. s. reports-A..s i, an ,o
lon a. encountered hurricane from r, the wind W..
fearful rate heavy from all directions making
cult to prevent being washed blown overheard
40 nv, brought the boat by the wind under small piece
OF the storm trysa the heaviest part Of the gale lasted
hour and half Sd inst or shinnecock fell with lot
or wrecked stun consisting OF the entire of vessels
house cabin, painted flesh color with
companion slide painted blue piece of joiner work
watch with black silk guard a,achcd: No OF watch 90 a4
Tobias maker: the vessel had evidently founacred the
day before; supposed her TO be q coal laden schr
Wind al sunset calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

rTHE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE FOR THE
cure o. Cholera, Diarrhpa and Dysentery - Dr.
dst attacked twenty wears before TIE public
Thousands q certificates be Of cures the depot
% Cortandt hree Only 90 cents Sold By the druggists
NO one should leave the city without bottle warranted
perfectly harmless 10 lake internally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
A NAN DROWNED Nv TIVE NIAGARA aISa.

BurrAto. Aueas, T. 1867
Charles De Genhard, q musician, was accidentally
drowned while fishing IN the Niagara river o, four
o'uock On saiurdsy afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
EXCURSIONS YESTERDAY.

The hns weather Of yesterday tempted thousands Of
eur catissns whose business viii not permit Of
tended absence at the fashionable watering places
leave their homes for short Wait to Of tho
many beaut ifu summer resorts In the immediate vcn
~ Of New York. Cars steamboats, and other Of
conveyance we'll patronized for that purpose
will be seen from the following detailed report
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
THE GRAND NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT IN AID
i OF THE SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE POOR OF

The ch Of September the appointed for The great
dlstrl button OF l0,ooo awards TO ticket hIders
500 600 SPENT IN yALuARLE PRE- EXTs.
WRIST AND HIGHEST AWARD CONSISTS OF ONE
HOUSE AND LOT IN FIFTH AVENUE, BELOW
foErY.sECoND STREET; VALUE $4,000
SECOND. $4,000 IN GOVERNMENT BONDS
THIRD DIAMOND SET COMPLETE VALUED AT
e160n.
The books will be closed several weeks prior 70 dis,rbu
ton order that the may copied for
the 10th OF September.
California deserve: well mertcd thanks. Through the
kindness Of Hon. Allan Mclean president of Panama
steamship Company and wesFargo Exprcss that STATE
has disposed of y coo tickets, ~ s51NO
Notwiih standing the unfavoraile season (summer
menth;, The management s fe, secure il saying
THb DISTRIBUTION WILL TAKE PLACE
AT TUE LARGEST THEATRE IN WASHINGTON, d. C..
MONDAY, SEPT. %. AT 2 r. NJ.
Only few Gays are now left 70 tickets These
may be ordered from the Assistant Ladies'
Society. In Aid Of the Suffering and Destitute Poor OF the
South ut their oco LIS Fifth avenue York city or
IN Penn vivanla WaehfnQton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
GULF OF MEXICO.
The Paying Out of the Cuban
Cable Begun.
The Passengers and Crew Of the
CiNdad COndal Safe.
News from Mexico and the West
India Islands.
SPECIAL T1lfsaAms 70 TINE HERALD.

The Gable.
HAVANA Cuba July %, 1867, !
Via PuSTA Rosa, Fla august 4,
2 O'Clock p. N. J
Two engineers OF tho International Ocean Telegraph
Company arrived in tho smack Oriental from Key West;
and, not meeting the steamer Narva here returned TO-
day. They assured that the order 10 quarantine
vessels from Cuba rescinded
The Spanish war steamer which is TO accompany the
Narya IN laying tho cable viii sail hence ON Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
Marine Disasters.

7. Marine Disasters.
BRrx AMERICA arrived Saturday night when
coming up from Quarantine Sunday morning ran ashore
Oyster Island where she lies She will probably
have discharge part OF her cargo before coming or
Loss STEAM YACHT ALICE RrcGs. Captain Barker,
hence for Bacos July 81 had fine weather up inst
when in lat - IS Ion "a IS, It found that the
steamer had sprung aleak In which condition fallen
with bv steamship Virgo Capt Buckley, savannah for
New York. ID inst and taken in bu, the donkey
engine giving out obliged abandon her AZ II AM In
sinking condition when all hands board the
Virgo ana brought New York. Tho yacht owned BY
Jacob Loriard. Of New York city.
condemned.
sss S. s ana r. oR
g for provsIcns chief mate IN command having
scnR LxrlTlA. RumrIll, from New work for Galveston
Ms an ss,c,sd s,c sSsassd on the o!d.
Sem HANNAH MARTIN Linnel, from Roniou. for Boston,
COS. ,dsn before reported sunk in the outer harbor OF
oas "sfd S% s@ra'aps A
sSr x ManT o ssh e % Ss By the
,esmius Alice Baker capt schenek aud towed 70 Ssw
AkrAn June 1.-The Morning Glory nearly loaded sprung
leak May "a aid next morning was found 70 have feet
inches water IN hold cargo dsohasns previous TO her pro-
,, 5 e June for es
dsehArgns the greater portion without being able 10 ind
QUEENSTOWN July ss-The Br schr Giengsrry. Hennes.y
with cargo q sail, from Liverpool for s. Johus, NJ pr
iOrttOpmast
attached. She will be repaired here.
The ~ bark Ellora. NORM for Halifax which Put, in
here July n leaky undergoing repairs aud will sail for
her destination about beginning OF August,
Notice to Mariners.
WRECK orr wA1SrY ISLAND. NoRKcixpy BAr.
TRiSrrr HousF. LONDON July q 1857
Notice is hereby given thai green buoy, marked with
the word wreck has been laid 70 fa,homs wsw OF
sci sunk OF Walney Island, Morecambe Bay.
The buoy lea IN "a fathoms low water spring tides,
With the following compass bearings VIM
Nalney Lighthouse. " by y s..
The Foot OF Black Conbs by T.
by order. II BBRrHoN. Secretary.
spoken.
May 10, lat Il =, Ion rs g.
ship Mantana. Moore, from Liverpool July for Calcutta
July 10. lat Is Is n. lon 10 W.
ship Mary Ogden. Hathaway. from Liverpool for New
YORK, july IA lat tq,1on 10.
June . lat N. ion t0W
ship New England, Hodge, from Liverpool for Phradel
ship isona Evans rom Falmouth for san Francisco
NAY ~. lat a. :, Ion h2 W.
june lat ~ lon S)w
ship Ceyion, woods noson for Honolulu, June ~
let ~ y Ion q w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
C0ney Island.


II Il were put TO the vote OF the people Of Gotham
whether Coney Island peculiar institution Of these
localities or not the motion would undoubtedly be car
ned in the Affirmative con. The pecularites Of
this venerable bathing tub many and its adj
mirable beach, which, on every Sunday, is crowded
with surf lovers. Its clans Of worldwide renown,
and deserve TO be recorded among the brightest
pages of It's history The history of Coney Island
not prolific in startling events and has exer,ed
much influence on mundane affairs. But for Kidding
suffering metropolitan humanity of tho dust and rust
OF our Midsummer streets, each OF which Is
miniature 3ophet when the thermometer among
the nineteF Coney Island is a public benevolent
institution. The rush there this summer especially on
sundays. has been something to make the musquitos
STARE These aboriginal settlers stoutly contest their
right to the hunting grounds against the raid OF dusty
musquito presents interesting subject for philosophy
cal analysis What the normal condition of the insect
may have tcen is impossible to judge for high living
nowadays gives him aldermanic dimensions. In every
part Of tho island the neede-gun work. and the
loud mprcation OF the invader mngles with the defiant
ways OF reaching Coney Island from Gotham
Is tho steam railroad, which Is peculiar
institution. You see a dummy engine with attendant
cars In It's wako and horse right before the engine
making the hest use of its legs to get out Of the way
The feelings OF that horse may be imagined II is
neither ornamental useful and Mr. Bergh should in
vestgate the cause Of its having TO run the gauntlet
before smoking engine at every trip. The look OF in
tense disgust on that ANIMALS countenance at its
anomalous position is study in ITSELF So are the
Ia supposed to dnw and which it does not The num-
Der Of visitors tothis favorte yesterday i'm
mense and the forbearance Of Jupiter Iluvius during
the day added much to their enjoyment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

HAVANA, July 81, 1867, !
Via PuNrA Rosa, Fla, August \
6o'Cock r. NJ
We have heard nothing yet from Key West The
Narva Is expected on Saturday, but do not anticipate
She completion of the cable for a week.
The Spanish steamer Francisco de Ass sailed yeser
Gay evening with Mr. Neminser and tho government
sapresenfstves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05

. DaIthosohc", tniei engineer steamship Nevada
(savannah line.
pany. 49,
mond.
Eoseri n Carr Chief Engineer steamer Pruvdenes
* Floyd chief Engineer steamer Key West
A. Mandient Chief Mecanccn paquebot Francais Europe
'fren pis mail i l,a,.;.. A., ,,.,..
mail llnel. - 49,
.v"nin 1ne sccAn'cfen paqueoos EUROPE Trench
n aha mi v..,,,,,., .,.,, r,,.. ,rx.n.. ,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
A Trip TO Fort Ice.

Many eXcurSlOpS start from New Y Ork every SUNDAY
directed to various points on tho river and coast but
there few enjoyable tho trip to Fort Lee EN-
bracnf much compass Of scenery witha short voyage
up Hudson this affords many beauties to
the aAmrcr of nature and gives very fair idea Of
New York and its surroundings From the very START
ing point on the North river, one the splendid
shipping wealth OF the Empire City while the oppo-
side Jersey City and It's suburbs lie mapped ont be-
fore the Observer while away up the river either
side stretches the landscape and woodland vista OF the
lordy Hudson.
Yesterday although the morning was lowering the
air go balmy and occasional glimpse of blue sky
inviting, that number Of excursonists vowed il would
turn out fine day after ALL" and determn 10 take
passage in one of the speedy and comfortable little
steamers plying Fort Lee The captain was aIable as
usual aud the passengers being ali aboard the boat
steamed of from the landing her upward trip On board
were that sort of people that You always meet
cursions. There the busting and irascbie old lady,
with her carefully guarded blooming young daughter
and more watchfuly cared for pretty basket with the
customary bottle peepng out and seeming to be hidden
There the smart beaux, with their smarter bellies
with the Indispensable complement Of heavy fathers
and the Ubiquitous urchins who to be found
everywhere selling the EVENING TELEGRAM, cracking
peanuts and otherwise disporting themselves The
scenery Of the Hudson has got such nameess charm
about II that one cannot help admiring 1t and
again New beauties TO be disclosed every fresh
visit. The Weehawken Heights, although viewed hun
dred times over always look pcturesque and the Bloom
ingdale cliffs and Washington Heights will continue 10
enchan ones attention: while Fort Lee itself and its
surroundings Pleasant Valley and the Palisades beyond
seem perfectly lovely on fine summers day. Even
a cloudy day like yesterday the landscape
has a sober charm about 1t which lends Il new
features Passing by the Eiysian Fields, a six-oar
racing boat belonging 10 Of the Hoboken clubs
near the OF the steamer, and much admiration
expressed by tho passengers the mastery
and salwart muscle OF the Quite feet OF Albany
soops, too, were coming down with the tide while many
dainty little yacht with white sails darting
backward and forward the river The
vessel steamed along gaily and landing her
live cargo at Fort Lee returned to the city for a
fresh lot Altogether she must have taken up over
twelve hundred. and then all crammed themselves
with lager beer and scenery to their hearts delight On
the last trip back In the the decks OF the
were quite crowded, and there qute gay time"
on board The sunset across Hoboken was spendidly
picturesque and coored up the shipping and the oppo
cite bapks and buildings with roseate glow. At seven
clock The sisamsr retlryed to New York. landed her
passengers and made snug TO, he night, while the ex
;ursionss separated home delighted With their trip and
Vowing 10 repeat IL again next sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-29

THO following Resolves were adopted by
Arcadian Lodge No. 49,, l. o. of G. T., East
Trenton, NOV. 30, 1867.
Whereas. oui Heavenly Father, in his inf
mite wisdom, has stricken down so suddenly by
death our worthy end much loved sister, NJ
l.. Whitaker and whereas this is the first death
that has occurred among the members of this
Lodge since its organization. therefore,
Resolved, 1st., That by this dispensation of
Divine Providence, we are reminded of the UNI
certainty of life.
Resolved ID. That member of exemplary
life and character and amiable disposition, is
removed from our social circle yet, we would
bow in humble submission to Him who doeth
all things well.
Resolved 81, Thai we ten l,r our heartfelt
sympathy to our worthy l.. Dep, the husband
OF the deceased and 10 other kindred and
friends, in the loss of 20 Kind wife, mother
and friend. Hoping in tins hour Of sfIliction
aud sorrow, they may find comfort and consola.
ton ut the throne of grace.
Resolved 4th, That these resolutions be
placed on the records Of this Lodge, also copy
be sent to the husband tn, deceased, and also
to the Ellsworth AMERICAN and River Side
Echo, fer publication.
j. X. whitaker
j. Ii. Coolidge, Com.
Geo. s. Abbott,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-29
Hardly in good Taste.

This is busy and earnest age of the world
and one cannot expect to see in print, half OF
the current events Of public interest, much less
many OF those ctlec;ing Us socially and person
ally. We know how deeply cur syInpathie,
are moved when death claims those with whom
we have been associated in any of the beneNo-
lent objects of the day, but the taste that die
tates the publication TO the world, Of our sor-
row, of our sympathy, and Of our feelings in
all these cases may be questionable. If the
deceased has been in public life, and the public
have an especial interest in knowing all OF the
history of that person. that is not strictly pri-
vate, it may be We'll, bnt ordinarily il is better
to refrain from publishing to the world our
feelings OF grief ut the death of private iEdivid-
uas, however worthy and estimable.
We have made these remarks in view of the
fact that we are asked weekly, TO publish the
resolutions of coincidence and sympathy at the
death Of some member of the Sons. of Temper
ance OF of Good emplars. 1t is well to pass
such resolutions, and 10 enter them on the rec
ortls of the Society, but to 60 further may not
be of any public interest, or be of any use to
the afflicted family.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-29
Exciting Times.

Ellsworth has had for three months past
remarkably well stocked, we'll attended,
we'll lighted, and seemingly prosperous
Meat Market, kept by w. G. Pcrvcar, &
Co. This firm did a good business, and
all concerned seemed at all tim es to be as
busy as bees. 1t was called The Els.
worth Market" and the great pains taken
to keep it well stocked invited custom. and
won praise from all, but there is n bad end
to relate of this brilliant beginning. The
gas light that usually burns so wildly,
kind of went out on Saturday night, and
Sunday various traders of our village,
were troubled during sermon time, about
getting their pay Of the Messrs, Pcrvear
ing hour of midnight. an officer of the law
tumLled through one Of the large panes
Of glass and attached all e goods there
in. But therein. congrcgated, just at that
time. were found other persons who claim
cd the goods. However. the Sheriff took
possession, and next day lots of victims
came into town. from Bluehill, Trenton
MtDescrt etc. etc. with long faces and
longer Commercial Pervear Paper, for
hundreds of dollars on ten and twelve
DAYS. The crowd gathered mp Main St,
IL each new victim came into town with
his story; and at noon, Mr.. Pervear and
partner made thcil exit from the back
door OF their dwelling, and a few moments
aiier. tile officers We're after them with
warrants. We do not know how much
rascality there may be in this transaction.
hut it is said that this metcoric firm have
been purchasing largely of beef cattle in
the country on ten aud twelve days, driF-
ing the same to Bangor and getting the
cash, and leaving their promises unpaid
We hear that this sort Of business has been
carried on to The amount o: Three or four
thousand dollars.
We hope 10 one will think that we have
any one in Ellsworth smart enough to-
swing round the circle as this firm of w.
{. Pervear & Co., have done. Mcssrs.
Pervear & Co.. came here in the summer
rom Mass achusetts. where it wa. under
stood they had been doing business, and
mad accumulated some money. They were
prompt smart men. just the Kind to win
confidence in this community. As an evil
lcnce Of TIE sharpness Of the men, we
will state that at twelve o'clock on Sunday
hey were in the store waiting for the
own clock to strike twelve that they
night pass the papers conveying their
took to other parties, but while waiting
he Sheriff made his way iu:o the store.
through the window and attached the
goods for the creditors. Some thoHght-
'ul person had moved the hands ofthetown
lock backwards, so that the Mcssrs. Per-
wear & Co.. waited a little too long for
their purpose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-11-29
To Owners of Horses and Cattle.

m OBIAs DERBY CONDITION PowDEsR
j are warranted superior to any other, or ne
pay, for the cure of Distemper Worm Bots,
Coughs, Hde,bound, Colds, &c, in Horses; spd
Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn
Distsmper &C., in Cattle They are perfectly safe
perfectly safe and innocent; no need OF stopping
the working of your animals. They increase the
appetite, give fine coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs also increase the milk of cows.
Try them. ana you will neter he without them.
Hiram Woodruff, the celeb ated II amer of trotting
horses has used them for wears, and recommends
them to his friends. Col. Ihio p. Bush, OF TIE
Jerome Race Course, Fo-Gham, ~ Y. would net
use them until he told of what they are COM
posed, since which he rs never without them lie
ha- over tweut, running horses in Ids charge aad
tor the last three years has used other medicine
for them, He has kindly permitted Vie to refer any
one to him. over Loco other references can be
seen q the depot. Sold by Druggists and saddler
Price a5 cents per box. Depot, SO Cortlandt Street
New ork lmsp4j