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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
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fasiif Htsf 10 ~ tsissss itis fsfissi
Gsitssss go stiss iss tsfs ts'ii e.
fsasiisfstis sailsF 81 stffsss ~ &C.
ssisfrfissr hissis nsssf' rfes'i'I
hsIsia Ne - ihi' Ilsss 'hsaa is'f
a. 90 tfusi b. oil rfffisf . liifrsi 81.
fstass fIsn ihs tniifs husissss saiauasiig
~ u,sTtlasi snl IlsslsF. ~ sides ihs
ssulassislls ssisTrTi's, oil ssi sHiy sss-
fsrs favsT uIsn he FFaFTisisTs ~ ilsiI
J.irussss. bat siil, ~ ne ssas iins, a.
ners 10 foster sad insTsass he Trade =
Dallas iLaH by aHy ether sns srsF' ys' at
ifuIisl 90 ssnsriIsi n
Ihis sHeoaTassmsHi nay h si'sa 10
nsny says, AHd ss have several sugsss-
lisns 70 oesT to eur nsTslaHis aHd PlanisTs
as ssll as all sihsTs seHesThsi in ihs
FrOvih AL material prosperity u eur
city aRi sSaHiTJ,
Oar merchants aud PlsAlsrs shasll ship
IhsiT soiisH, wSsl, hides, bsfssaI aai tai
les 10 ,Ls steamboat, shich we arc ssAh-
deaf can and gill he iaksR ~ cheaper
rates IhaH by wagons aud railroads l'Lsnsh
not 80 sIPsiiiiOusly as by the latter from
Dallas 10 Galsesisa,
Add, returning, the bat should he loaded
siIh Li,srPOOl salt, iToA, and such like ar
Iislss Of prims necessity, These articles
should be purchased Al such Ad'aAisgsou'
prices; aud sold al the sane prices, siih
hsighi aud charges addsd, as 10 eomrel :
large district Of eOuairy 10 trade with
Dallas, on account Of the eheaPnsss Of the
articles over any other section Of the an
country, To illustrate our plan, aud "a
whieh ". invite q careful investigator
aud consideration from our merchants
there are at least hfeen arms In Dallas
who deal In the article Of salt let each
dealer give his order on his grocer or eom'
mission merchant In Galveston for hny
sacks Of salt, which can be purchased in
that market at about 50, specie, d SIX
ibis would, at S2Fsk, give the boat the
sum Of $500 on $50 SKIS salt for It's ~
rip, and costing the dealers, laid down,
only Sifsk, requiring an outlay OF only
$500 each. which, IL sold At the cost Of
delivery, 81, to induce trade with Dallas
from a distance, as well as TO cheaper an
article Of prime necessity At home, would
We think, be mostly sold in three TO -four
months time, which we regard quick
return, beside we look TO the increased
trade that would spring up 10 such an
enirrprising community.
when We consider the great advantage
arising from the cheapening Of one article
a'omc. to say nothing OF the many other
advantages accruing to the city and county
from such enterprises, II urges us, Ms We
value our prosperity, TO call attention ia
it's importance.
We think the navigation Of the Trinity
can lie made fixed fact, and as the boating
season Is near at hand, and the new steam
err, built especially, and well adapted for
this trade, is now about complete, we hope
to see disposition manifested on the part
Of our merchants and leading citizens TO
assist aud sustain this desirable trade.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
The u..,hiIs. fer 1899.

W. ,hAil suum'nH, To set ~ eluh, l"T Ito tll"~'
aus MagasiH-s 6r lssa. A. once, Th"'- T"rs"ns
.isbI1g any o. III af them. Sud their nsm's Ia
IA. iIFEALI I'M .. accompanied by III n"n"y,
SsyFutss - LrIr ,rah, Athens, Cav: reT annnm'
rGoss1's L,pr g. hos, rhilads, fip.r annnn,,
AHTHgls uost MAGAZINE rhi'sd'lphs ~ psr
amman
.CmipETs's IIsVl, A Magazine hr III. Little Ours
rhitdrlphia-si - rsr Anhum.
Tut lITTiE roRrosAL. . magazine Tor Children
chir.so.-fi per snnum.
The OLn GrsRp, New l"ik, Drm'eraiic Magazine
81, FOR snnnin,
PIrsrsoS's M.aLIisr. Philadelphia, Ia "a, Pct
Annum.
The sorrnrnS IIosr JorRSII, Weekly, Baltimore
Marylani,-sj, per annLm,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
s. s, JONES, C.CCD,C,
TAunASF.GOUNTY.

TAkEN ~ - J. A, Giiisins, AM s.ITAS- a i+fsD
l. ~, 4 49,, 4, y, on tie - dsy II NoErui=T, lss
ehs ss,ks IT nAEN II ihS tlls.inE description, via
90 Ahi'S uA With SD had, slaut ysaT, Oh
HasTksl agrT si,I- in ~ Tirhi and FTs and
t.Flii il the irt, LIani'i q "a no ~ LiPi ass
ens Trsi oN sis'Hi ay.sTs ~, maTksi rtoP "a III
right STup slli ahi sgrF ~ IN he iTii, tTaads
"a ihr right appraised 81 -, liHii
TAKEN rFLy ", y HART sni .siTsysi lrtF~
Jane, n, smih, ! y, fTsriHfI Ne, 3, - rarTaR'
ipnniN, "a ihr laih lay ~ Noy lsf,, une inkEF
OAEN, cue ms'k~i under slope and upI~T III il
sarh oAr, ha hIAal., Tho ssu-, and hsFk white fsrs
ga. rel tFiBil-, ,asr cop % tie Tshf aud up
TsT Lii IL tho In car, branded AN on right hip aLd
"h tn Tishi ellie and snail Nhir .a't Ia The iae-
ani .lms wife 90 Ih 4 H., ysaTs Ill, nth tell aud
collar "a sPpTai,sl ~ GO, Ns', liih lsts, list,
TAKEN rf w n, conss aud s.iFsyei lrfTs
JamE, u, saith, Juslir- ~ the Pace ior TaTrahi
ss'untV, ~ the ~ day II Nrteb.E lss, "ns nay
liORSE, .bpui years ~, about II hand. hish,
branded :, 80 tho len .h"a.i-T, aui Ia. . tall
lrad-Ja.i si'u,c III breast, Appraised Al 80, this
Ort0lrT alsI, lsfs,
4. &. WALKER, C.C,C.T.C.T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

The latest house. furnishing vani-
ty is golden keys in rosewood doors.
(E1change.
Golden keys are very useful and
the invention is an old one. They
will unlock almost every thing.
They unlock the doors of society.
unlock the gates Of dungeons, un-
lock that intricate and mysterious
thing, a woman's heart, and it is
believed by many that they will I'M
lock the portals of Paradise. We
should like to get one Josselyn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

nNwhcn genuine Irish linens are sold
Mt 80 to so cents yard, they are cheaper
for all domestic purposes than cotton
They are also far better on every consider
alton. Mr. T. II. Franklin, whose conncc-
lions with Bel fast and Dublin are such
that he gets his supplies from the manu-
facturers there, receiving them by the
Liverpool and Galveston steamers, adver
tisrs to-day his large stock of linens in
Houston. lie proposes 10 FAKE this n
speciality in his trade, and we are very
certain that Texas buyers cannot do better
shan examine and price his goods before
going further. He sells goods Mt New York
jobbcrs prices, rs any one can prove by
giving him a call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
EsrRAY NOTICES


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. Haais iei4F 80 iai'ss Fsasl, 49, hsilss'Fs
- assis A. 90
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aaaslri - a. ~ shsElAfr aifh e. lFtfrr 4 Ai-a
80 10 srar "a sukEkl iinksE, lEs-lisa 80
~ ssssr tEsta Ai-l- 49, sikEfi HORSE
lsrT fsFf, sisssi a hssas htEh, lsais "a Alsa
80 StkEkL ilfasE g EFsTs "a, nsk sasns taa
~ N sslar Nhi'r a. 49, is,s- tlHnA1a ~ "a ihr ~
sAlsalarT. Aiss, hEAA iaiNN, ~ susTs "a
lEsaAA A - AZ pa A. go "a 'slArE, .lsgi n
AsnAs AKA lllH
TAKEx hrilisin, al u,iEs,si 49,
few. NssF,, , q flFriFri n Z, 80 hhnN
linksE. ~ az Assrs IA "a hsras ktsh, eTsntTf
"a ne lsA sh.aiisf siih ilr iriirT salad a. 20
flaaf-'a
TAKEN TRAgs J. nsFAE. aaa ssiTassa isfsrr
Be LsRs, ,, q, fF-sihrl ~ ., $50 bAf nnRsE
.isnls a1sHs IA, slaal q haRis kigh, tT.Htst ~
a. i.h shsulsfT siih - ilsTsThFi tEAHa sui "a
~ len lhiEh hAA ssills ai4i hsTsFsF laaTks 49,
ahiis cap ~ a q He.ss ssglA 30 llsNsl
IAhEA If - lna- fhFAagii, aRl ssiTsssa infTs
BE. ians, \, y fTra,nri ~ I, 49, LiGiiT Nnh-
RAJ MAkE assH 81 i4sl srnag, 4laaui la's
ksnas AGA, sisT il 49, kaEFhssi, is.ih hini isri
shns, tIyh "a sit hall SiIsirs's 10 .llFsi.ua
tsaA M
IAEEN Tfh - lshn Davis, AHi 'siTAssi 20 ~
NsrF,, 4, =, fHsini ~ :, 0nr BLACK sfAL-
LinN, skiir si@i ia his g., h..i s,sat ysAn "a,
sloai "a oT Is h.nt' hishi srlTsisra At Ga
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

e0- Persons indebted to us for Suhscrp'
rtiou, Job Work or Advertising will confer
n favor by ca Hing on us and settling with
.as little delay MS possible. We are needing
'nll tho money due u., 10 matter how email
the sum. llIr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

with as large a supply Of Newspaper and
Job Type as any Office in North or North
or Northwestern Texas. AHd also, e large
supply Of Paper and Ink. The Gazette 9
run Of advertising is not surpassed BY that
Of any newspaper in this part OF TeHss.-
The Gazette Office has the legal advertising
and lob work 81 tvo couBties, Hnst and
Hopkins. With a large subscription list in
both counties Any person who desires to
purchase can cone, sTamins he Office and
books. and convince himself I will take,
in part paymeBt, TIVE tvo-horse wagons
and horses. Apply 1t the Ofbee.
Mss. c. HALLUM,
oci2i-E2v frcTristress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCHEDULE
Of the Arrival and Departure OF the
Mails at Dallas, Texas.
DALLAS POsTOFFICE. ls6

DALLAS PoSTOFFICE, 1865.
GALvESTON.-Arriyes every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday t5PN Departs every Sunday, We'd
nesay and Friday Mt ! AN.
CLiRKSyILLE.-Arrivese every Tuesday at Pm.
and Friday and Sunday at GAM. Departs every Tues
day at AN and Thursday and Saturday at Pm.
MARSHALL Arrives every Sunday and Thursday
at Ps. Departs every Monday and Friday at 8 An
GAINSyII.LE.-Arrives overy Tuesday at Pm
Departs every Wednesday at GAN.
Observation-Disclosures every Thursday at 6P.n
Departs every Monday at IAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday at Pm
Departs every Monday at An
POSTOFFICE lIOuRs-Every day In the week from
SAN. until Pm, aud every sunday froin to eAs
J. !. BOYER, Postmaster.
Holloway PiIIs.-A succcssfui physician,
being hallenged iy some medical martineis to dee
criJc a ceriai4 complaint. quietly replied "Gentle-
men It is disorder which you ot cure and eaa.'
Dr. Holloway might say the same r. ih' faculty as
r, gard. Dysp,P-ia. His celebrated Pills cure 1t in
failitly, aud when all other remedies have proved
utterly useless There T. dIsease Of the stomach
or The Liver. acute or chronic. slight rialent.
winch the PILE will not nmeioraie and relieve. Sold
ny all Druggists.
NlTANTED.-I want man 90 take The AGENCY
w for Lords grtat Double R~ysdfinx MAPS OF
Enrope aud America. with the 4.aD csGinty cOOred
mp dTlhs Unned S'aies the lasrk. ISSUED to-day.
md becl-sled ~ every mily, sehool aud library in
the Land. with Fant Irvfys - ahich 81 Their map
can he thrown frOnt. Each map j. 6sx 4 Inhes large,
~ifh ribbon binding and uilc-iacid rollers ca.i
sIOOfD0 and thrue years al-r- Price IS. worth $50.
small capital will do 10 with siDa cDly can
he got for tise-r great msIs Srfd r circular terms
&c. Twenty maps under way J. 7. LLOYD,
(P. o. Box iZ2) ATLAETA. GEORGIA Him.
fs-Thi- j. truly the aa-e of pro-res..- and tn.
American IsIl- heysd sisSst far ancad q al
Others 1lIi- = dearly deInon-frzf- ~ the Sewing
nsrhlpe-~hieh h, strictly 1'enking, an American
inrcniiUr-
In this branrh q mnnufaefure. thu ErrfEF srvIse
MarHISE Co. ofhrr, ~ BgErry. Nev York City
stands PrreIninuni- Tser -IulprUrrd Manufarfurinr
uachin.- has NJ rival u i builf on sound mechan
III rrinciTe--s simple In cunsfrurfior-easiiy IN
dersfsod. and nd liais 20 81 81 q -rafr-
Its sewing quaiifirs. particularly cl-fh nnf
ie.fhrr. czunof H. eqnalrvi- nd snrs- rscoln
n,eni II y our fir1d- asd fi- r.uilir p-r-r.ily-
49, fslfS-1r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

pTThis cold weather brings wood and
good fires in requisition. People will have
good fires, and people sometimes are care
less, and conHagrAtion is often the result Of
careiessness. There are many frame build
ines in town. like so much finder, and .
fire once started might do immense damage
and, thinking Of this, we ask, "Are you
insuredl7 Major 7. c. jordan is agent Of
The Planters Mutual Insurance Company
Of Houston, one Of the most reliable COM
pauiss in the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
The Dallas Iron and Brass
FOUN DRY.


VVvTE undersigned beg leave to inform
Il their friends and the public generally,
that they are now prepared to do all kind Of
work usually done in Foundry and Ma
china Shop, such as
BUILDING ENGINES and BOILERS,
BORING CYLINDERS, &C.,
We keep always on hand, BOILER RIV-
FITS, GAGE COCKS, CRATE BARS, EN-
TRAS for TIIRESlIERS and REAPERS
BABBET METAL, &c. ..
We will make and keep con SANITY on
hand for sale, Cast Iron PlOSvS,
which We will warrant to be equal to any,
and MS low in price, as the same con be
had anywhere.
We have very superior machinery to do
all our work, including LARGE IRON
LATHE and PLAN Err, for planeing Iron,
and we will guarantee to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor us with call.
Castings of all Kinds,
Made to order, either in BRASS or IRON.
CRATE BARS at TEN CENTS per pound.
No need of sending off for anything in
our line; we can furnish all that is needed.
HNr Bring all your OLD IRON to our
Foundry; we will pay the highest price for
it. rr.- -...r
BAILEY & GAY.
l'nllas, February 8, ls6S-2l:tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

s%Rend Paul Renrys "admin istra'Ors
notice" and Roy L Scots advertisement
of Thresher and new .Plow for sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
DENTAL,
nUR DENTAL ROOMS or,

our DENTAL ROOMS or.
" located on the SogfL side Of the Square,
on the second noor, where re will be
pleased TO wait on those who prefer our
professional services.
We want the PatronnEe only OF hose
who fully appreciate our skin and the VERY
best services that can possibly be rtndsrsd
in this most critical and scientific Of All
professions and as an equivalent for such.
We ask enly reasonshls ecsnrehsstiop.
Dallfs. guly ls, 1853 iiif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
EOR cIIEAp GOODS

Go to Kcaton & J, hnson, who are now
selling their Fall and Winter Goods a
greatly reduced prices.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

NETH0RIsT EPISCOPAL ihthth-hfssn'
..r,iFs. have is.a s,,uana-nssA Ia he NAs,hf h-'
.uI gill ~ ssniianFA sssTN snHd-l ~ " eF'TA =,
u .Aa II ssTly saHii. iishI' s-ii@'h s'e'-' ~
.asasl. as a'risTk 4, ",
ON s,IiRnL Neutrality-suspicious. r.,
MIL Ngn0N An, sill ITr.Fh ~ ~. 'an'i~fi.ea
PrF,l, 'rJ.u thaTyh, ga The third sabbath IN ".fh
uarnll .. =, .-,,,,,,.,,,
r.. ! HAKss, f@sisT, ill Pis-sh AZ ~" ~"
I.lisua rrsstGtsTiah fhuTsh, "a Tho ssF'ni 49,
Tau5Ih sahlAih. in cash UaHlh; Ahf re-, w.
H.Nt. "a ihr set aud hhh ssll@'h'' 10 Nh' SAM
hutl'nf'
II, 6lf4 IA .ftks Let. ME- Al-li. sisEsH.an, siF
AZ It T. " stsysHsaH, gill 10 lFssshsd ~ The
prrslstsris. ChaTsk, In t,ali... ~ hss, HsSsT.
IN III GuTfU N.isls.ih In i~seaisT, a. " "sN-A -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

Your goods Of Keaton s. johnson, who
are selling at reduced rates.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

~we met Capt. Charles IL. Campbell
OF the United States Army, in Dallas, this
ueek
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

nas-l have FIRST rate, new, medium ST.
red, Ore AuI hurslar.proof Iron safe, which
q will h. sold lns to = cash customer, II early
application u made. -, ,,r,s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

~ Coli rheatber has prevailed during
tae whole Of the preseniweek,-a first rate
time for hog killing, and some Of our eiii-
sens have sv.ileI themselves Of il. On
Wednesday morning sf'er daylight, the
sky became overcast with clouds, snd .
slight snow fell during the morning, melt
Jog, however. as fast as ID fell Thursday
vas colder and &c. found every where 10
the depsh Of an inch or TIVE. Friday
morning vas still eo.5er, with q lssb,
sharp, biting north vinI. and clear cloud
Less sky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

rTAfisstion Is called 70 the lengthy
advertisement % Thomas n. Frnnklin, 20
Asin street, Bousiss, in 20 days paTsr.-
Dealers in This section VII Do fLsulsrlvfs
jrrii,, hy taking polie, tlsrsoE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at thspcIncipa hotels for the week entin
December l, 1sCc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

A. he Trs'lsHss ~ she brides aaihsT,
Mas. AARkEas Tasslsy, iiseenhsF !, lsis,
"a Rsv, Z A lea, "A, ", TkiPPRff sad
Mics LurN Z, ANDREWS 1s'L VI fsT'
Worth, TaFTani esuRiy, fsAas-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12

FEUFFsTANI LPiSanfsL Giilk'h -histh'
80, 10 .ti . hsiA 10 NJ rsrIy ssna.s rssHHiss 81
la. "a sfs "a ths lessF FFem u NJ tssss hsHssf
Ars.k lu.iliag "a hain sirsSi, saHiss ssAsel "a
ths sau.s rsrra a. s'rlssk A, "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-09

Den rabifalen 2eier unb jeben au1
sGbre baltenren teutiden Mnbdn9er BE-,
Yartet eriu9en nit, mdbrenb er fem Gnb,
urtbeil dber tieie MnSele9enbiitbis gu If,
erGnt1deipun9 surudbalt, ber Ebatla@en
ein9erenft gu fem: =.
1. Da6 bic rabifale parteL peni
an ibren Mit9lieoern 9emutb
mabt rpirb> ME bier, fets, ben, Mutb bd>
Der @a9e auf ZEN @runp 3u gebet,
ni9t ME 9eS I'M pemptratil9f
uMu0iaSz 6taue" ibli@ it, ben
neuen Mit UNI &ptb, .unter rem altelI
3u periteden, big Scr 9ar;e &ram in eirr
@abrun9 9er1tk an Der ct. bertet unit
plast. Lin ".'f4hte "@c s*52# T1@t1
9. @enn fie Elm pemptratil9eS 8latl
fi@ an ttelem Sfaneol >peipen 1eben, 81
fra9em pb per 8erfa0er ppn Der 9e9en
Jpn rurd to8 a%ngelebenfe SrBan BEG
Staates erbobenen, ME ;urld3enpmnener
unb ME unterlu9ten Nntla9e 9ereiniet III
fi& fir bic 9eu,einfte Nrt son 8eieduna
fell ertldrt gu baber.3. '1'a'a9 554 5'p2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

A PROFOUND NOODLE. Health Officer Swim
burne, with Dogberry profundlty, ''arguaes"
that going in steam yacht within hailing dis
lance of home-bound ship, hailing her and
receiving from her deck slip of paper tied
to billet Of wood Is ''boarding" the vessel
and endangers the health of the city. At the
same time he feels very certain that to put
fifty or sixty stevedores, for whose labor he
receives pay, at work on q newly arrived
vessel discharging cargo all day is not board
ing her, and that spreading the stevedores over
New York and Staten Island at night is not
endangering the public health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
REGATTA At HIcH BRIDGE.

Yesterday afternoon regatta took place on the
Harlem river, at Kyle's cottage, near High Bridge.
and was attended by large and, IL must
be said, highly respectable concoursc of peo.
ple Including an unusually large number Of
ladies' There were In all three races, each
for the championship Of the Harlem river,
IN their respective classes. The FIRST race was dot
Die scull race for seventeen feet working boats,
without outrlggers distance i've miles, FIRST prize,
gold medal TO each OF the winning crew; second
prize, silver medals The frst prize was won by
Messrs. Wallace and Francis, In the boat Vision. Ia
thirty-two minutes seven seconds; the boat TITLE,
rowed by John Fox and NJ Byrne, coming In second.
one minute later. -Four boats contested this match.
The second race was for boats OF the same class,
double SOULS, distance two and haf miles for boys
under twenty years Of age and was won by the boat
George Roahr, rowed by Blake and Dellin; second
prize by BIQlin and Gammn. For this race, also.
there were four entries Time OF the winners OF the
FIRST race nfteen minutes ten seconds. The third
and Last race vas single sull working boats two and
half miles closed with four entries and was won
first prize, BY James sheehan IN the boat BLACK
Crook in sixteen minutes; Matthew Dorr w tho
IRISH BOY. coming IN second, siA isnsths Dcn,na,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13

DlsRAELr AND THE UNITED STATES. There
is 3 noticeable point in the speech of Disraeli,
the English Premier, at the banquet given by
the Lord Mayor OF London, as fully reported
in the HERALD yesterday, and that is that the
relations between the United States and Great
Britain find more prominent place than they
have hitherto done on such semi-festive but
really formal occasions. 1t has been the habit
for ministerial orators to deal with the policy
Of the government in relation 10 European
Powers with considerable JUNCTION, and leave
their illusions to our country to I'll up Incl
dentaly the tail end of their discourse. But
Mr.. Disraeli has so far diverged from the time
honored rule as to make the subjects Of mis-
understanding" with his transatlantic brethren,
matter Of leading import in his address. We
infer from this fact and the romarks Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
THE CATTLE DISEASE.


Decline of the Meat Trade-The Board Of
Health Excrting Itself.
The trade In the meat markets since the alarming
announcements about the cattle plague has fallen of
onehalf. Fulton Washington and Spring, the leading
markets In the city, complain very much Of the de.
preston in business The restaurants tell the same
tale In reference to the particular article Of beef and
In fact the flesh Of the fatted steer generally at
discount. DIR. Harris thinks that some diseased
meat must have found its way into the market to
account for the extraordinary increase in diarhGal
affections Of fatal character during last week.
In the vicinity OF Hudson City ten diseased cattle
which arrived yesterday are pastured in the midst
OF clover and timothy and near Q spring OF living
water, with ample shade all around. Six Of them
are believed to be incuraby sick and all exhibit such
treatment. Every animal that has ceased 70 chew
the.cud exhibits an increase OF nom three to nine
degrees Fahrenheit; All Of them have the back
the utmost precautions In the interests OF the public
and several skilfu surgeons are engaged in making
critical analysis OF the disease
Action Of Governor Fcnton-The Importation
Of Diseased Cattle Into New Jersey For
bidden..
The President OF the Board OF Health telegraphed
to Governor Fenton, asking that cattle trains be
ofically inspected at Salamanca, Elmira, Bunalo
and Albany. The Governor replied as follows:-
X. 4. FENrON
The following despatch comes from Newark,
N. IT.
NEWARK, August II 1858.
Governor Ward has written General hsstsd Pres
dent Of the New Jersey Agricultural Society calling his aen
ton to the OF the diseased cattle In the state
asking him take action under the law giving certain pow
the Society such emergencies, and suggesting
opertion authorities, In order
people the full benefit Of sanitary
In Of the above the following notice has been
issued -
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNcxRN:-
Prom and After hIs date ali the States OF M
nos Missouri Texas, and all diseased cattle from any
States strictly forbidden TO be brought into this
this order revoked ~ authorized By law
Nv order of ". N. HALSrED,
President Now Jersey state Agricultural Society.
WILLIAM M. FOROR.