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SOUTHERN DELEGATIoNs.-The New I ork
World in tho following paragraph pays a
compliment to the southern delegations for
their conduct in the Democratic Conven-
ton:
"The southern delegations deserve great
praise for the dignity, good. sense, and pro-
priety with which they have borne them
selves in the Convention. When the roll of
States was called for naming candidates, the
southern delegations announced, one after
another, that they had no candidate to pre-
sent. They seemed to have no desire to
dictate, but to be willing to accept whatever
candidate should be deemed most available
by the Democracy Of the North. In the
early ballotings they distributed, scattered,
and shifted their votes in such way as to
show that they were merely waiting and
watching developments, with view to CO.
operate at last with the majority of the
northern delegates. When Mr.. Pendleton
seemed to be the strongest they began to
concentrate upon him, as if to tell the
North that they would cheerfully accept
him if the North judged his nomination adj
visable. When it became evident that
Pendleton could not be nominated, and
Hancock grew strong, they again indicated
by changing their votes their willingness
to cooperate in the nomination of any can
didate who possesses the confidence of the
party. 1t is clear that the contest will not
be protracted for o moment by the South
after the North becomes sufficiently united
to render o nomination possible"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


AUSTIN, TEXAS, July s.-The Convention
has indefinitely postponed the question of
division of the State.
The subject of ceding Ell Paso to the
United States has been made the order for
Saturday.
Mr.. Varnell introduced resolution re-
quiring FIVE years residence to qualify for
the Legislature and seven years for Con-
preSS.
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IN he HOT S.P R N G 8 :,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEvENTY-sIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUNs, Manager.
8. C. TARDY & Co., Proprietors.
J.E. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE ls7

The Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
oeen spared by the proprietors to render this
TO ali visitors The hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century to possess In 4
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, detergent and
ebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, govt diseases
Of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result of injury serious eusion contraction
of muscles and joints, diarrhea and dyspepsia ac-
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North ptd Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsville, thence ufd Virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot thence by
Trotter & Co.'s stage line over turnpike road TO
Hot Springs-distance, twenty miles.
Route from the South vid Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad to hillboro'.
new turnpike from Covington to Hot Springs
is now under construction which will pass through
the beautiful valley Of Jacksons river and by the
magnificent falls In Allegheny county. This road
Is expected to be finished by july lst and will
shorten the stage ride several miles, while the pas
senger win be saved the fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity of seeing the
fine scenery of one of the most beautiful valleys In
4 BAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
Fine large BATHROOMS, BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
to s. C. TARDY q CO.,
post-ofice box ST. Richmond, Va. or to
j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager,
Hot Springs, Va.
Board-sa per day, $40 per week, s7s per month.
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Captain Travis, the celebrated pistol
shot, is reported to have arranged match
with Mr.. Kerr, of Pittsburg, to shoot at
twenty rods each for $3.50 side, the match
to come off at Oakland Park on Saturday
next.
Seven million shad are Matched every
day in the Connecticut river by Seth Green,
and twenty millions are caught by formers
with giIl.nets for manure.
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STORES, TOT MAIN AND SIS BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand all kinds Of BREAD
AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
IA now on exhibition at No. Il on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
valuable machine known as -
. ARNALL'S COOKIE, GARL1CK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepe-
rate cookie from wheat without regard to the size
Of the cookie. In this machine the new principe
of ADHESION, as applied to machinery OF this
class is strIkingly and successfully demonstrated
and we invite the millers, machinists, and ousl-
ness men of Richmond generally who feel Inter
ested In the agricultural development OF our state
TO call and see for themselves. ~
We are now offering for sale COUNT? ana CIIf
RIGHTS In the States Of Virginia and West Vlr-
ginia, and will be glad TO see any gentlemen from
the country who may be visiting the city.
Communications must be addressed 70 US at
Charlottesville, Va, or to Captain T. c. Morton,
Exchange HOTEL Richmond Va: ,,yror
~ MlNOk q Eel lON.
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THREsHING MACHINERY.-GE

i SER'S IMPROVED THRESHER. CLEAN
Err, AND BAGGER, for four horses WEsSlNG-
horses PITT'S THRESHER AND CLEANER,
for eight horses SMITHS THRESHERs AND
SEPARATORS, for four, six, and eight horses
Hnyinr the Richmond agency Tor the arst three
machines, each unriyalled In It's class, and manu-
featuring the last ourselves, we are enabled 70
supply promptly every want Oh the u IIs
line aud In all cases To guarantee perecI satslac-
ton No delay In filing orders
MONTG OAlERY'S IMPROVED ROChAWAY
FAN, with latest improvements TOT separating Tue
cookie from the wheat. now IN store.
ta 10 III. nj. SMITH 6 CO., Manufacturers.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE AT AURoRA.-Cin,
cinnati, July Sat Aurora, Ind, this of:
ternoon, Thomas Owens shot his wife at the
residence of his mother-il-laW. The bal
entered her head, and proved fatal in an
hour. Owens Immediately drew another
pistol and shot himself, and died instantly
The parties have not been living together
for some time, owing to family difficulties
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The Crops SOuth.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July lO.-Reports from
the crops continue favorable. The weather
is pleasant, with occasional showers.
MOBILE, ALA, July lO.-Advices from
the interior report the cotton plant as very
small, but wcll-fllcd with fruits.
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Attempt of Soldiers to Mob a Man
I'm Memphis-A Serious Riot Pre-
vantad

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IA party of
soldiers belonging to the Twenty-ffth regi-
ment of infantry went to the house of Ed
ward O'Neill, who had shot comrade the
day before, and battered down the door.
O'Neill fed to the Jail for safety, but was
pursued and fired at by the soldiers.
O'Neills friends, on hearing the firing, soon
collected and but for the arrival Of officer
Day with guard a bloody riot would have
anc,,aG
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VERY Goop.-The New York Times
Saws: "Mr. Forney is surprised and angry
because the southerners who have come as
delegates to the Convention are 80 well
received and hospitality treated in New York.
He thinks they should be reminded of their
rebellion and their wickedness in such .
way that they should feel it. We would
only remind Mr.. Forney that the name OF
this place is Neao YOrk."
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN New YoRK.-Neeo
York, July 9.-This afternoon as salute
was being fired in Union Square in honor
of the Democratic nominations, man pass
ing in front of cannon was instantly
killed by the wadding Of the gun. 1t was
at first supposed that the unfortunate man
was Hon. Charles A. Eldridge, Of Wiscon-
sin. but the supposition turned out to be in
correet.-Special to Washington Chronicle.
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THE SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES
LoUrsIANA-cARPET-BAG SENATORS.

LoUIsIANA-CARPET-BA SENATORS.
New ORLEANS, July 10.-W. P. Kellogg,
the United States senator for the long term,
is from Illinois, and Harris, the senator for
the short term, is last from Wisconsin.
The Senate yesterday passed the House
resolution ratifying the fourteenth article,
and Immediately afterwards passed the
Metropolitan Police bill putting the New
Orleans police force under the control Of a
Board of Police Commissioners appointed
by the Governor. The board had already
been appointed.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July l0.-The House is
engaged completing its organization. The
Senate tabled a petition to Congress for the
removal of political disabilities.
Adjourned till Monday.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful

VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightful
v summer resort, situated fifteen miles west of
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad, will
be opened for the accommodation OF guests on the
18th June.
Business men wishing retreat for their families
during summer will have every advantage here.
other cities they reach esesprings on the same
day 1T o'clock Z. NJ.
Seven different kinds of water, and, agreeable TO
analysis, of superior quality.
The cars stop at the door.
TERMS Ss5 per month, $40 per week, 81 per day.
Z. Il N. BURRUSS,
te l0-srn ProprietOrs.
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Purging the Georgia Legislature.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 1O.-Governor Bull
lock, in his message recommending the
purging (the Democrats out off the Georgia
Legislature, says he is sustained in this by
General Meade, who has sent communi-
cation to the Legis lature to the same effect.
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M CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This delightful and wel-known SUM ER RE-
SORT Is now In n state Of preparation for the APP
preaching season, ana Will soon be in complete
repair. 800
opened for the reception OF visitors on the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT, but persons can be ac-
commodated sooner lf desired. Route ufd Bait
more and Ohio railroad and Harper's Ferry, then
hy stage-coach twenty-five miles. From the South
pia Richmond, Washington, and Alexandria, by
seventeen miles
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
the public that he has secured the services OF JU-
LUIS G. WADDLE, ESQ.,. who is well and favor
ably known to the visitors at Capon as former
proprietor.
TARIFF OF RATES: $50 per month OF four
weeks; SIS single week; 30 per day.
ie l9,2m y. NJ. CARTMELL.
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ERIE, Pa, July lO.-On the train that
went through the bridge yesterday the pas
sengers were robbed and their baggage
riaed, No southerners were among those
killed or wounded,
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The Supposed FiIIibusters.

New ORLEANS, July 10.-Four of the al
legged tillibusters, arrested at Fort Living
ston last week, have been bonded to answer.
The balance were yesterday discharged by
United States Commissioner Welles.
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dNose of the Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, July lO.-A treaty has
been concluded with the Sioux Indians,
thus ending the trouble on the plains and
closing the labors Of the peace commission
ers.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have made
IN application for the renewal OF CEkFlFl,
Nail Works Company for I4t shares, said scrip
ha sigsH Nm 'o'" z. MARX, n. D.
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Board-$a per day, $40 per week, s7s per mon
ALUM SPRINGS.

LII OPEN JUNE /.
This most favorite resort, alike for health and
recreation, Is In complete order for the recep-
ton of guests. Our aim shall be to keep 1t better
than 1t has ever been kept before.
Its remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
advertised TO the Virginia public and the South.
For full information as to all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet with map of railroad routes &C., to
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond,
A. b. FUCKER CO., Lynchburg,
or by mail to
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH, Proprietors.
Board, 80 per day-$so per month.
Passengers leave the cars at GOSHEN Depot.
Stage fare $3.50. Through tickets can be bought
to the Springs. my 36-2m
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Captain Henry Irwin, of Norfolk, lately
local editor Of the Journal, died in that
city on Thursday night. He was o very
much respected man.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS,

Il BATH COUNTY, VA.
Tits delightful, well-known, and favorite WA
TERING-PLACE, only ten miles from Millboro'
Depot Virginia Central railroad), will be open on
the 10th Of June.
The mineral waters (Alum, Alum and Magnesia
and Chalybeate) of these Springs stand unrivalled
as curative for Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhga,
Scrofula, and all cutaneous diseases.
Persons suffering from weakness and general
debility will find great benefit n the use of the SUI
perior 'Chalybeate Water with which nature has
so literally supplied this place.
The buildings have undergone thorough reno
walton, and are In excellent condition. The cot
tages delightfully."- situated and newly fitted up,
making them quite attractive
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, Lynchburg, In the morning, get off ut MILL
boro' Depot for Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Heal
ing, arriving at Bath Alum the same evening to
supper.
Bath Alum being the night stand for the above
named Springs visitors can leave daily per Messrs
Trotter Z Co.'S line Of coaches.
BOARD $2.5o per day $l5 per week and spe-
cial arrangements made with families that wish to
stay month, for the season, in this healthy To-
cation. JOSEPH BAXTER,
m oS-nodoIn PROPRIETOR.
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10 . slr

A PRIME LOT OF VIRGINIA HAMS
N and SHOULDERS,
Superior OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
GUNP0WDER and 0oLOSG TEA, superior
MUIR SONS SCOTCH ALE.
GUiHNEsS'S PORTER, CHAMPAGNE,
OLD LosDoS DOCK BHASDY, just received
anu w '''' y GREsSHQw 4 MEREDITH.
tyT~as ss@ aaia s1sssa
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Close Of the Congressional Session.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-An Adjournment
of Congress by the goth instant is probable.
Both Houses are having night sessions.
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Passage of the Irish Reform Bill.
LONDON, July l0.-The House Of Lords
has passed the Irish Reform bill.
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II D. BRIGGS'S OLD ESTABLISHED
IL RICHMOND BAKERY
ESTABLISHED 1854
Is NOW BAKING ONE-THIRD MORE THAN
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE CITY.
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BAKERIES.
Y OOKl LOOK! LOO &!
Price of all kinds Of CRACKERS down again at
T.E. GILL'S LARGE BAKERY,
No. $50 BROAD STREET.
BAKERIES.

liberal discount given 10 merchants and dealers.
je1l
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VELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.-These
Il celebrated and popular Springs, situated in
Montgomery county three and half miles from
ChriStiansburg depot, are now open for the reccp-
ton OF visitors, and the attention of the springs
going public Is respectfully invited to the adran-
tages they present. The waters Of these Springs
unrivalled in all cases of dyspepsia cutancous
diseases, and uterine affections, and In cases of
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven eninently useful In many
i'"'A'' VI '''t CHRo On Ii DIARRHGA
are regarded as SPECIFIC.
The natural advantageS Of this place are IN
situated almost upon the very summit of the
Allegheny Mountains. The air Is always cool and
bracing, the climate is healthy and salubriOus the
water of delightful temperature t55 degrees ahrcn-
het), the grounds are shaded and protected every
hour In the day by IL thick grove of forest oaks.
The hotel and buildings have recently been en-
larged, renovated and rcfittcd, and the proPre-
tors atter themselves they offer to their guests
place In the mountains and confidently ask visit
from the public.
Visitors to the springs will stop at Christians
burg, where comfortable coaches will be in at
tendance On the arrival OF each train to convey
them to the springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
, eI va! ~
Icr week 40
For longer period than two months, per
Coorci servants, and children not:occupying
seats at first table. half the above rates.
DR.. JOHN b. RADFORD,
Col. HENRY A. EDMUNDSON,
Maj. JAMES P. EDMUNDsON,
Propr!etors.
j. A. DAVIS formerly of the Norye House,
Lynchburg, Superintendent. je 25-eodlm
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
r,,r 7wENTY-sECOND BALLOT.

,,yrvrsiAsM At THE NOMINATION
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A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
-.-. . ALUM SPRINGS,
FORMERLY KNOWN IS sTRBLING's,)
Thirteen miles from Stanton, Augusta, Va.
J. A. HErELF1NGER, Proprietor.


This delightful Mountain Retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from Staunton, directly on the Warren
Spring and Harrisonburg turnpike, has been un--
be ready reception Of visitors the LIST OF
June.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
The TABLE is supplied with the BEST FARE
10 be had in the country.
OF one of the hnest places In Virginia
his guide, the proprietor fatters himself that he
ali liz who visit the Augusta White Sulphur and 4 ium
Springs for the restoration OF health or tie enjoy
GOOD MUSIC has been provided for the season,
and full corps Of attentive and efficient servants
will be on hand to attend TO the wants or guests.
TARIFF OF RATES $3.50 per day, Sis per week,
A reasonable deduction from the above prices
will be made to families wishing TO remain two
'' :" ~ -, 'D' J. A. HEFELssIS st,s1s,
r OCUST GROVE.-This delightful SUM-
~ MER RESORT, conducted FOR many years
past by John s. Cooke ESD two miles from Grsen.
opened for visitors on the hrst Of July. 1893.
Terms FERNS $50 per month sIe per %A ySek: r.
ie I'm Greenwood Depot, Albemaris. Va,
Petersburg Indsz and Norfolk Vrgintaa copy.
and send bill to A. X. Y. Jr.
SEA-BATHING AT COBB's ISLAND
- This delightful summer resort, situated eighs
teen miles northeast OF Cape Charles aud eight
miles from nearest main land, Is rapidly growing.
20 become one OF the most attractive places on ths
coast OF America.
Its pleasant, pure, and delightful breezea giving
strength TO the invalid will mover DO forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed tlsm.
We have made many improvements both In tho
furnishing OF our houses and genera! beauty or
our grounds.
The surf-bathing Is on grand scale and cannot
be surpassed, being perfectly safe with IA aonnd-
ance or lighthouses.
Shooting, dshlng, and boating cannot be e5celled
on the continent with 81 abundance OF hoaLs anu
experienced men TO attend TO the wants oI visitoIs
with other Observation-Disclosures saloons, piinards,
&c.
ABAND OF MUSIC has been engaged.
Passengers leaving Richmond and fetersoarg,
arriving nc Norfolk on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays ut s A. n. win connect with steamer 70
(herrystnne and thence by . line OF hacks across
the psninsu!a -four miles) to Sottinghari's Land
ing and thence by steamer To the island. arriving
at3P. NJ. ,
TERMS Per day, o.; per week, ga; per month.
go. COBB BROTHERS, Propr!etors,
Cherrystone post-otaee,
80 :-sm Northampton county, va.
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THREE CHEERS FOR sEyunry

Mr. Clark, Of Wisconsin, called for the
,''a'ion OF the nomination by the spec
'1'crs ny three cheers for Horatio Seymour.
"n'eA were given with will.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-28
LATEST NEWS
BIZ TELEGR.1FH.
To THE DAILY DEMOCnAT.
NEW YORK.

Nav YogK. Aug. 2s.-It Is stated that
Gen. Rosencrans addressed . lotter - Gen.
Lee on the affairs Of the country. requesting
a written oppression OF the lattsr's views OF
the best plan Of restoring good Telling
Lee responded, expressing his reverence for
tho constitution, . desire for the eomplst
union Of the Stalos - Of old, and the belief
that his desire was shared BY the mass Of
the rejecting people Of the South. The
South, he says, 10 anxious for peace and
the peaceful administration Of the govern
ment; long for the privilege Of self govern
kindly and humanely, il left alone. lie
smphatically dsplorss the attsmpt t. CON-
NIT the political destiny Of the South to the
colored people before they are prepared for
such responsibility. and considers such an
attempt vas fraught with misiortunss and
cslemi.ies aud fraught With destruction al
so TO the negro and themselves. His letter
is endorsed by Bsaursgard, Stephens, and
Stuart.
A disease has broken out among Brook
Ign strect-car horses, and 10 ont II 33 have
died aimee Monday. II 10 supposed 10 be q
spinal disease, and not contagious.
The Tribune states that at Greenport, l..
l., distant about ~ miles from this city,
on Friday last. at midnight, party Of dis
guised men, five or Six in number, took
Lieut.-Col. Andrew Harrison from his
his house and covered him with tar and
feathers, threatening his life at the same
time.
A trot yesterday on Fashion Course. for
an alleged parse of 1000. between the
horses St. Lawrence and Vermont, WAS won
BY the former. Time, 1904 and 2:44}.
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wAsnixoron, Angus, e7.-Judge Tn.
derwood is In the city still engaged
in the effort to reorganize the JUDI
ciary OF Virginia. in accorssnce Win tne
fourteenth article of the amendment TO the
Constitution of the United States.
William Faxop, Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy, IL on the eve of leaving wash
ington for brief sojourn in Connecticut.
Hon. +. w. Seward. Assistant Secretary
of State, left onight tor New York City on
public business.
The President has recognized Charles
Vereho as Consul OF Bavaria at Chica-
20: Charles A. Todore as Consul of Bavaria
ct Cincinnati.
Commissioner Roller has instructed some
of the detectives employed by the Revenue
Bureau to perform the duty Of super visors,
ia cases where such services are required
until the supervisors, under the new tax
law shall be appointed BY the proper au-
thorities.
Perry Fuller to-day entered his bond Of
eica co ~ Collector Of Customs for New
Orleans He will leave for that city to.
morrow.
+ re,ary Seward, in accordance with an
N nal vote Of Congress. has entered into
o stations with Mr.. Thornton. the English
Minister. for . w reciprocacy treaty with
Cs lada. 1t is expt cted that the treaty will
be ex II, in time for its rate ton by
the Sena Z, III the December p ion OF
Congress.
New York. Aug. 21.-At = meeting oil
The Board Of Health today. 9 report wac
made iavoring thirty days quarantine for
cattle at all yards through New York. New
ersey and Pennsylvania. This rule Is al
leady in force at Campyille, on the Erie
road
No new cases OF d ,sse have en- discov
cred, but for the pr pose Of nquilizing
the public mind, DR.. Morris re mmcnds Z
thorough exa pination Of the p;e-nal or.
Rans while cat e are being dressed for mar
ket