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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-30
THE Il EALING POOL,
ANN Un,,,,E or MERCY.

Howard ,..ocin,ion Rst. It's, ia, YOUNG ME-
on the CRIME or sol fTUi. and the ERROR
ABUSES and DIsEAaEs which destroy the mani
pOwers, and create imprd,m"his ~ MARRIhGE
wite sure means ~ relief srn, Ia rraud letter en-
'eopes, frsu OF charge. Address nR. J. sklLLlN
HoUGil ROW. Howard Associntion. rEiiadslphie, rs
June s, IaG7-i.4.
70 DEAFNESS. BLiNpsEss AND CArARRu treated
aud Aurist Ifornirriy Of Lrydcn, IoiinnD. No. eos
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Testimonials from thu
most reliable sources city and country can he seen
at his office. The Medical faculty sripvited ip &C.
company their pntienis he has no aecreis ~ his
practice, ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted wiihot pay.
No charge for examination Nov, l5, Ial7.-ly
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important Decisions OF the Alter
noy General
Funeral Services OF Hon. Thad
stevens.
LA TIE NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD l46 5-s.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August II.
Two officers in charge Of prisoner were
set upon by rowdies Saturday night and the
prisoner rescued An hour afterwards the
leader of the gang was arrested and the 9th
GERS ~ere again attacked, BIZ. having been r.
lnforced came off victorious. The police-
men, however, were seriously injured.
The rowdies in Brooklyn also made an at
tack on the police recently. The ronghs are
said I'd have declared they would clean out
the whole police ftrce before November.
The funeral of Sewall Fisk, high official
Of the order Of Free Masons Of this State,
took place yesterday with grand Masonic
demonstrations.
Rev. Stephen A. Tying and other clergy
men, with city congregations, preached open
air sermons in various parts Of the city yes
terday TO generally we'll. behaved and numer
GUS audiences.
The brick layers strike still continues. and
the much talked Of compromise has effected
nothing Thus far the jonrneymen have had
an abundance OF money. The eight-hour
men at work are taxed two dollars each TO
sustain the strike.
The esentence of John s. Allen, implicated
in the Callicott whisky frauds, is understood
to have been commu,ed by the President
He was sentenced to the Penitentiary for one
year and to pay fine Of $1,000. The i'm
prisonment has been commuted, but tie line
remains to be paid.
Mrs Commodore Vanderbilt died this
morning.
Captain Comstock, formerly Of the Col
Inns steamship line, died yesterday.
The colored people of this city, at meet
ing Saturday night. completed the arrange
menls for u demonstration in honor OF lhad.
Stevens
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
Commissioner Rollins has returned ant
will resume the duties of his office to day
Rumors are rife that Mr.. johnson will sus
pend Mt. Rollins usder charges.
II is learned that an agent Of the Frencl
government has been making large pur
chases of forage and horses in this country
for the use of the French army.
There is said to be movement on the par
Of the Radicals Of the Southern States for &
September session of Congress to secure pro-
lection in the coming election.
Mrs. Senator Trumbull died yesterday
Her remains will be conveyed to Springfield
His, probably by special car.
Commissioner Rollins has returned to his
duties. He was this morning engaged fol
some time in conversation with the Secretary
Of the Treasury at the latter's office. II il
definitely settled that Mr.. Rollins will not re-
tire from Office, at least until after the reas'
sembling of Congress- The appointment OF
Supervisors under the new tax law will now
receive prompt attention from the Secretary
Nineteen nominations have been made By
Mr.. Rollins. The disposition is to make the
appointments as far as practicable as ths
business Of the department demands the at
tention Of supervising officers.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. l..
On Saturday night or yesterday morning
the Peoples Bank Of this city was robbed of
ten thousand dollars.
BosToN, Aug. II.
Frederick Jones, Boston merchant, has
given fifteen thousand dollars to the Andover
Theological Seminary towards the foundation
of Professorship of Elocutlon.
JASEsvILLE. Wis, Aug. II.
Mrs. Mouchin was instantly killed on
Saturday evening, at SHOPPER, by whirlwind; |;
a small child was carried % feet high and
fell, uninjured; eighteen stacks Of grain and
barn were completely destroyed. There
was terrible thunder and lightning at the
time.
BLooMISGToN, H., Aug. II.
The annual fall races of Bloomington Driving
Park Association commence tomorrow, con-
tinuing for three days; purses amounting to
81 300 are offered Pools islat Ashley House
this afternoon many noted fast trotters are
on the grounds in training; much excitement
was manifest at the meeting Of the stock
disease which has appeared in the eastern
part of this county another meeting is to
be held on " ednesday.
MADISON, Wis, Aug. II.
Quite party of distinguished visitors, in
elpding Prof Agassiz, Senator Roscoe Conk
ling, Hon. Saml. Hooper, Of Boston, and
others are spending day or two here, on
their way to St. Paul, St. Louis, and the Far
West
SPRINGFIELD, H., Aug. II.
The mortality among cattle in the neigh
borhood Of Wiliamsville, in this county.
continues. A meeting of farmers was held
in this city on Saturday, at which = com,
mittee WAS instructed to request The Chicago
and ST. Louis Railroad Company to cease
importation Of Texan cattle. DR.. Jones Of
Decatur and Capt. Brown Of Sangamon, who
ara now investigating the disease At Tolono,
will visit Wiiliamsville Tomorrow and give
the subject the benefit Of their judgment.
After this they will visit Kansas, the home Of
the disease, and see what it looks like there.
Preparations for the reception of the re-
mains of Mrs. Trumbnll and an imposing tn
neral have been commenced,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
General Jno. A. Rawlins is confined to hia
bed, having had two hemmorrages OF the
lungs yesterday. He is, however, somewhat
better. and it is hoped that he will be out in
day or two.
Two hundred and eighty FIVE patents have
been issued from the Patent Office during the
past week; $50 applications have been made,
and So caveats filed.
The section Of the new tax law prohibits
ing the distillation or rectifying of spirits in
distilleries within one hundred miles of each
other will involve several complicated legal
questions, rs its operations will suppress on 9
Of the establishments so situated.
Attorney General Evarts has rendered his
opinion on the question of appointment of
Collector for Alabama. He says the office
should be set in operation at once unless
some legal impediment to filing it exists. |
do not find it embraced within the operation n
oTenure of Office act, and under the accepted
constant authority Of the President have no
doubt Of ibis power to grant Commission
to the Collector Of customs for Alaska, which
shall expire at the end of the next session of
the Senate.
The treaty between the United States and
China, recently ratified by the Senate, has
been transmitted tothe Chinese Government,
for approval therefore the ratification of
treaty cannot be Immediately changed.
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FROM LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. II.
During Saturday the remains Of Mr.. Ste
vens lag in state in the parlor Of his late resi-
dence and were visited by many hundreds OF
his friends and constituents. The streets
we're crowded during the whole time the
doors we're open, and up to late hour in the
evening of Sunday.
THE ruNARAL.
Rev. j. Thurlock repeated prayer from
the Lutheran burial service, after which DR..
Gray. Chaplain Of the y. s. Senate, made
the closing remarks, concluding as follows:
And now till the morning of the resurrec-
ton we commit oil that remains Of our de.
parted friend to the grave and to the guar
fianship Of that God who watches alike over
tho living and the dead, and as the mouth Of
the grave closes on this sacred dust we val
pray God to give to Vermont another son
10 Lancaster another citizen statesman; tc
the country another patriot; to the people
another friend to the freedmen another
advocate; to the race another benefactor
and to the world another man like Thaddeus
| Stevens.
| Another rests in peace was sung BY ths
choir, and the henediction pronounced bl
Rev. 8. Torrey, when the services closed.
The whole day was remarkably free from
disorder. The number Of persons in the pro
csssion and at the cemetery is estimated .
! $1,000.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Aug. IT,
Reverdy johnson, American Minister, who
arrived at Southampton few days since,
still remains in that city. He will probably
leave for London tomorrow. johnson is
the object of much attention.
CoSsrAsTIEopLr, Aug. II.
Admiral Farragut, accompanied by Mr..
Morris, Minister Of the United States, had
an interview with the Sultan last evening
General Irvisger, Austrian Ambassador at
Constantinople, last week entertained Admir-
raj Farragut and the officers of his fleet ct .
grand banquet given at the Russian Legation.
LONDON, Aug. IL
Baron Van Lider, recently appointed Min
lister to Austria, sailed for the United States
in the steamship Cuba yesterday.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, American Minis
ter, arrived in this city to-day, from South
ampton.
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o. 8. MarsbaI's Proclamation.

U. 8. MarshaFs sprOclamatiOn.
United States Of 4mer1ca, Southern DfesioA ef iorn
CIV cLARF United States Marshal for the State
OF low do hereby give public notice that in the
case the United against urteen caddtes OF to-
baeco in case of aud otriture under acts Of
Congress l did, the 4th day OF August, 1873. in
Burlington Iowa. attach and take in M possession for
safe custody fourteen caddirs OF tobacco
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for the of said warrant Is the third Tuesday
of Sept 1868 at 10 O'Clock said day, and here
by adnouish and summons all persons claiming any iu-
terest jn the said caddies of aoaseO, knowing
having any thirg to why the sans shpuid not be
condemned and sold to answer the demand Of ssd az
peant that they he and appear before the said Court
to held in ard for the Southern Division, District
OF Iowa. st the United States Court Room in the city
OF Keokuk said District special term to be hold
on the third TUESDAY of September, 1858, At ten
O'Clock .aid cay. then and there 10 iBterpose q
claim for the sspe, and to make their allegations in
that behalf
a. ". CLARK, u.s.M.,
nnsslIt By H FULTON, pepnty.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.
OMAnA, Aug. Is.

OMAHA, Aug. 10.
An accident occurred to the construction
train Oh the Union Pacific Railroad yester
day, within three miles of Fremont, caused
by running over a COW and throwing several
cars off the track. Five men are reported
killed, and twelve wounded. 1t is reported
that two died to-day. Several ladies were
badly hurt.
The Chicago Aldermanic excursion party
held religious services at Sherman to-day.
They went to Cheyenne this evening, where
they propose remaining tomorrow.
The ther mome.er this afternoon was 92o.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Lorls, Aug. l3.
Despatch from Solomon City, ka., dated
Saturday, says Indians declare they will drive
away all the settlers from the vicinity
women and children constantly comingin; the
train Is nearly fall Of refugees.
Gov. Crawford came up from Topeka to day
and is now in Salina to organize the militia
One squad has gone from this place to the
relief Of those up the river, and others will
go as soon es arms and smuniton arrive from
TonekA.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug II.
A child eight months old, only son Of :
widow named Pierce, who keeps small
fruit stand 1t No 49G State st-eet, died Sat
urday night under such circumstances - to
lead TO an inquest yesterday afternoon on the
remains. The verdict of the. jury war that
death resulted from cholera infantum. II
appeared that the mother had systematically
neglected and cruelty abused the child.
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LIME! LIME! lin e.!

SuVur yAvgENcr LIME co have tn. .ir works com
ia,sa .rd .,s. nr.n.r.d 10 fayuish their superior
T., .ntities ID amt nj the lowest MAJ kst rate.
~ and ciliti4e for manu-
r;n~ - t,anaportrR = at their works wF enable them
10 - stn gnpga all tines. Orders may fe ieN A
Busis BAsdwAfe etcre, nj the oface Of the keo-
AuA A""1e' kR.F0Rp,
,a.oa.s Manager
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FIRES.

WHITLEY, N. Y, Aug. II.
Brown and Patterson's foundry, which en-
poyed over fifty men, Was burned to the
ground yesterday The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
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Dissolution.

gVyHE CO PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il listing under the firm of Hess, Stern 4 Co. Is dis
solved by mutual consent Nathan Hess and Stern
retiring. The business viii be confirmed by Isaac
Stern Co. no viii settle all accounts the old firm.
Parties indebted to them will please make immediate
settlemsuts HESS
STERN,
DsSTERN,
8 PRAaK.
August II, 1875.
rTNHE new firm will III fsw days open q new. large
L and ell selected stock of Men and Boys ClothDg,
Furnishing Coos aud choice oods for merchant tof
ing. lsAAC siEhN w
augl3d19
* KEGS choice Leaf Lard,
-lO For sate by
ROBERTSON L aLBERs.
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M. SELLERS 4 co..
YrOn EONis ders & .NssrhftasSfs

GrEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
- Cas- and steam Fittings; plain aad Ornamental
ron and Brsss Castings; Agents for MeGowan' :
Double and single acting force and lifting Pumps o
rds Iris 10, Tor supplying Hnilrrs Rlondoau
- E.xxrt Ic-s trnea- dty
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The LIST OF PRIZES

Can be IN handbilis correctly arranged numbered
and yalue hich consist of 20 ne horses hne Bug
ges fine Carriage about 20 sets - hef
ness large lot ~ sieehs Buffalo koees, Bells WHIPS
&C.. also, two fine yunng C4ws. ard large lot OF
small urzes too numerous psrtcularUa II this ai
vsrtlse H-ns.
The proprietor pledge himsetha everything shall he
fairly, openly and honestly oendse al
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c. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

on TAird-st., bet. Main d johnson.
HAS inst sreceivA1 = khe stock Of Cloths OF
i ali Minds, and will make pants. vests and coats
cheaper than ever before, For proof Of tn cs ano
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'kFUffR DIRE0T0RY.

1 kAkQA Y4nIy4On1 I.
1ETe7EErs.
syrex1A xsps's&. 4 .ear Main : 1ifsh streets.
Coifins street.
American Watches.
SO Bridges ................N Nos Estes House.
AUCTIoHEERs.
urieh / Goodman. Main street.
soors q sHoEs-wHOLEsALE
H.,able,on 4 Huiskamp. mp...-........ss Main street.
DooK-BIHDER.
IN peares son..... Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
SAC FACTORY.
v Ass1sysasy4 ~ ,.:-riesss ss y SIN ,'rss
BOOKS 4 sTArIOHERY.
u.,;d {, Lowry ............ Second street.
N " Wsstcott .......Main strsst-near Fourth.
s~shssersRsss. --4-....s.~ ss~ss Main sssssst
sAr.h.as:aE 4 H. ..,....
Hul.xamp ! Matless. Main street.
Huiskamp ! Bro...... Main street-bet 18th 9th.
FKH.'s Ac e.: s::-:. 1s 3 = .'' .sr''s.
BUCKHHE FOUNDRY
Vail, Aruitase oo..-.....eor Ninth : Johnson.
iAxp49s 1IsfAoH.nr:
AEnbodAN ~ .lpr Fosra \ Sloneeaa.I
!. rnr,o4r. wA4Ca1s Z JIwaLRY.
sam q Bridges ! Z Estes House.
1K. Ayres ! Sons..... -.......o7 Main street
CLoTHIERs.
yeneill. Jones Co......cos Third 4 Main streets.
Iie,,. storm 4 Co......cor Second 4 Main streets.
ooMmIssloN nERCHAHTs.
" n sssrsss.-......-..,..;.-.. . south Lssse
ajsrksl-wAsls1ah Z Retail
II Bsil8. l... .......tsos la Estes Hosss1
Oein, Silver ware.
q Bridses ......... s...Hoi = : Estes Houss
DENTIsTRY.
Lc Ingsrsoll.....cor Third ! Main, (up stairs.
nay aoone~Vpqe%n4tE
= Shelley eo1s ..-......~.-Ms y nsan street .
DRUGs-wHOLEsAL = RETAIL
wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co.-........s4 Main street.
Kerr Fnller........... .........ol MAin e.tes..
DR. III OConnor. m sih stfecst
pnY-sooDs-RETAIL.
HN stx4ck.. !. ...... ......H H lain street
Phillips d Ksff ....... ~. 30 Maln s.iect
Gregg Son...........,........' Estes n nouss
afA
sPF''S'te5 'Y' : - ..'''''''-'S
Ener.ving, Brands. & Seals.
SO Bridves...............No 4 Estes House
ruuWrrI.RR !.
cco 13a Main Street
Duncan, Karle co....-.i4o = az Main street
cas- : sre xREbsrTIaes.
Nooar 4 Son. Joh pssA street, bet Sd 4th
so p;a.. No.1A Estes Ii Hous
a Pollock I Coz. Main street
8 Hami1l i Co.............-......loo MAIN stree.
M Hss IT, 1900. % Nxia arss.
Il STAFFORD. .....,.....cor Blondsau Levee
aROCERs-RETAIL
p.h.....nA An Main street
Aeouee' ........'....'. '..0f ''A'A -
,-A .-r.r.a.nans ooeds
Aafd Wsss = sl' "a g. "a y. i.
HARDWARE.
up,.I eGh n'o.n'' = 90 Main street.
-. = -. ~ Main street
Dillon ones........ 80. t '.'
al Main street
barkitt co.'''.''..'
HOTELS. rh;,a. Johnson
TePfer House Tohns.n
n n ~ n + \
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POr Sale.

\ sFrame Dwelling House, With four rooms,
~ ..,l., etshl. cistern nice ssrdsu grapes and {
great variety Of fruit treesuil lot all in good condi
rranh lln between 18th and l4th streesf Title
eood. Price $i2oo-hali cash, balance ON time, kn-
ntr. NJ y. b. TEN-BlCK,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
tia Cor. &th and MAin-sts
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BY TELEGRAPH.

| BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DESPATCHEs.
From Washing g ton.
Riots in New York and Brooklyn.
Accident to n u. II. R. Il. Train
Men Killed and Wounded.
Death of Mrs. Senator 1rumbulI.
Robbery or q Baltimore Ban K.
Indian Troubles In the Vicinity OF
Solomon City, Kansas.
Destructive Whirlwind In Wis.
cOnsin.
FATAL PARENTAL ABUSE.
Important Decisions Cf the Alter
nc. General
Funeral Services Of Hon. Thad
Stevens.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.
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rOx's Sparkling Gelatins, for sale y
~ ...uox d I1tIH
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nnYg aOoDe~W1qo Al.N.
j ! SAsllsy = oong -.......~.- nsin street
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FATAL PARENTAL ABUSE.
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DRuGs-wHOLEsAL = RETAIL
wilkinson, Bartlett d Co..........s4 Main street
Ksrr Fnller. .......61 Main street
~ y n o,connor 68 Main street
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oein, Silver ware.
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For Sale or Exchange,
-, mart for CITY Property.

TVyPE Fnrnitur0 And IeAe0 OF the ElIhngS
IT.. r.ah,h Yow. This Horse 10 In better
s,.x -. u - Of snests than II has been
ass. as, ~ - .s.. M pyoprietor in the mesnume 80
.e ~ III, former friends nd III public
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rURNITrND
J. B. Gross 4 o,......."........l3s l3s NAN street
Duncan Karle 4 Co.......l40 l41 Main street
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ArToRNEYS.
|, sro Ia G.psls j. cor Main : Fifth strssts.
Il raifins Second street.
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THE foul PLAY" SUFFERERS.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
noticed In your impression some few days ago
that MS, Charles Reade had forwarded check for
ten pounds to be appropriated for the benefit of the
sufferers who weis MANNED during tho "Fonl Plays
fracas at the Broadway theatre-an outrage unparal
leed for fendish audacity ana characterized by
dlsgraceful exhibition Of brutality, a2d which God
alone prevented from terminating In do2ble muir.
der Mr. Harkins, the lessee Of the theatre for the
time being, was driven from the stage and STATE
by what may be justly termed On unjust injunction,
he having q written agreement with Mr.. BoucA-
cault's agent which read, investing him with thu
sole and exclusive right to perform the drama In the
city OF New York.
It win be seen by this that Mr. Harkins and the
proprietors OF the theatre were the only sufferers
financially, while the real culprits were permitted
BY the court to use privilege that legtmately be-
iOnged to another.
Il Is the imperative duty OF every good citizen to
obey the law aud respect Its representatives, but
the constant tyranny and injustice exercised w
some IN authority IS AWFUL because 1t Is impartial
and WIN some day excite the Indignation OF in
lured and law-abidng people, II some Of the admin
listers OF Justice are ever tried hereafter for
Judgments gwen here, then I predict that
satan win have laborious task In cipher
ing up their accounts. fully appreciate the good
feeling that prompted the donation-whch has been
used as drectedand simply write to say that every
thing was done to alleviate the two sufferers aud
their weekly salary paid long before the receipk
Of Mr.. Keadcs letter, which has given me oppor-
tunity or placing before the public the whole matter
as IL now exists, and which the entire population
and the press unanimously condemn. THIS brief
statement would never have had n public existence
were 1t not likely 10 be Inferred that the victims of
the assault were not properly cared for. / have
long since been debtor to your courtesy, and you
VIII add to TINT Indebtedness by tho pubucaton Of
TINS COMMUNICATION. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Letter from the Consul Mt Acknowledgement
Fever Epidemic Thsrc-Bills oil Health lie.
fused
The usual weekly meeting OF the Board was held
yesterday. few violations OF the Health law were
reported some bills were approved and other routine
business transacted.
An important letter was read by the secretary
from the United States Consul at Liverpool announc-
Ing the prevalence OF typhoid fever in that city, In
ON epidemic form. The Consul writes that
In accordance with the circular OF Instructions
fr0m THIS Board, dated June o, 1858, he has declined
to grant certificates OF clean bills OF health TO vcs
sells destined for New York, Notwithstanding that to
customs officials have taken lao action The consh
states that at meeting OF the Liverpool Workhouse
Committee the medical ofcer, DIR. Gee, called atten-
ton to the great number OF cases Of typhoid fever
during the past few days aud asked for additional
preparations for the accommodation OF the sufferers
From his report IL seems that there wero admitted
into that hospital for the week ending
Patients. Patients.
August 20........... 20 September 12.......... s.
september 5.......... As September 1o......... "
Remaining In hospital for tile week ending
Patients. Patients.
August 2o............. % September 10. 1N
September 5.......... g5 September 23........ leo
September 12..........113
Showing that the epidemic Is extending. II q
confined principally to the gentry Of the districts o.
West Derby and Bootle.
The letter was referred to the Health onoer Of NE
port aud the Board adjourned.