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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
BEGINNING TO FkRMRNT.
From, tho White Pine News

from the White Pine News.l
The time of repose between elections
is so short that we are always contem-
plating the battle to come or reviewing
the victory or defeat just past. We are
now nearly over u season Of repose,
and entering upon the active duties OF
n State and county campaign, which
promises to be lively and exciting.
Unfortunately for the Democratic
party, 1t Is still composed of material,
especially among It's leaders, Of so In
soluble n character, that 1t will present
the usual spectacle of absurdity, baga.
telle, demagogism and effete and
threadbare issues, so conspicuous in Its
platforms and speakers for the past
iine or ten years. 1t will have its
usual pandora box of internal dissen-
lions; its secessionists who are not yet
whipped, and its war Democrats who
always were whipped; Its regulators
who never had a cent, and Its free
traders who never yet produced one;
its advocates Of economy III the ao-
stract, and Its squanderers Of public
money In the concrete; Its anti-coolie
warriors before the election, and Its
encourages of Chinese immigration
when elected. Of such Is the kingdom
of the Democratic party on this coast.
By n system Of cunning political vou-
dooism, they have managed to obtain
and retain power in California and
Oregon, bnt they have yet to succeed
In carrying Nevada by their party
platitudes, bold assertion and trans
parent bnncomb. AS long rs they are
permitted to run the Government of
California. our people will have before
them q striking example Of the vast
difference between Democratic promise
and Democratic performance.
But 1t Is evident that the leaders of
the opposition r making prepara-
lions for q bold fight this fall. In
Eastern Nevada they are so confident
of success that there seems but very
little difficulty In procuring willing
candidates. From the Office Of Gov
ernor down to that of District Attor-
ney, ou section of the State has several
Democratic aspirants for the nomina-
ton to every position. Indeed, we
believe tie Democracy can count
would-be candidates two to one against
the Republicans. Aud 1t Is In the very
fact Of their having so large a roll OF
hungry aspirants that they will make
a much more vigorous fight than here
tofore.
We have but little fear of the result;
but yet 1t will not do for the Rpub-
licans to lay too supinely upon their
oars. A weli-conducted and successful
campaign never leaves anything. to
to chance, and the work Of perfecting
party organization at the bed rock can
never be done too early.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

ISvITEp.-We have received q spe-
cial, handsomely autographed invita-
ton to be present at the opening Of
B~ancroft's new book and stationery,
mercantile and manufacturing estab-
lishment, III Market street, San Fran
cisco, during the day and evening Of
July 3Oth, on which occasion no busi-
ness is to be transacted, but merely a
"feast Of reason and a flow Of soul "
INDUCED in, we presume. Willing as
we have ever been to 60 1t on such
pleasurable occasions. yet we must
forego 1t this time. The weather Is too
hot and the distance too great, except
by telegraph. We e~heerfully send our
best wishes, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

ELxo.-Our efficient Congressman,
Hon. Thos. Fitch, is announced to
make a speech at Elko, on next Mon
day evening. Mr.. Fitch has done well
for our State-and has made his mark,
as q public man, as no other mar ever
did In Congress from the Pacific coast.
There can scarcely be a doubt OF his
denomination and his triumphant cleo
ton In November. His return to his
constituents will be hailed with joy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

SERIOUS CoMpLIcATIoNs:-An Iowa
man tried to kiss his neighbours wife,
but before he got through: the lady MT
him on the head witha rolling pin and
put him out of doors. The husband
took q revolver and went after him for
satisfaction, but concluded to settle It
by taking the villains note for $lO,
which he traded of for a corn pillow.
The man who holds the note can't col
lect, the giver of It claiming that ne
did not get value received,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
VERYLATEST INTELLIGENCE
BY The CABLES !
A Grand Battle Between the
French and Prussians Pre-
dioted to come off With
in Three Days

LONDON, July neutrality-suspicious.
thing indicates that an important en-
gagement must take place within three
days.
The Prussians are concentrating be-
tween Treves and Nerzig, OH the
river Saar. They have 100000 men,
but rather too much cavalry to forage
for, as the opposing force of French
number about 10000.
Tho Danubi.n Principnlitirs To
siriko fer thoir own Independence.
LONDON, July 2s.-There is great
excitement in the Danubian Principal
tiles, caused by the rumor that the
people are preparing to make use OF
opportunity to obtain their i%ndepend-
ence. Turkey is arming to prevent n
revolt!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
DOMESTIC NEWS.
New York News-Rlevated Hallway
nneA- Yacht Race

New York News-Elevated Railway
stepped-Tho Yacht Race.
New York, July %. - The West
Side Elevated Railway, from Dey
street to Thirtieth street, has stopped
running for the present, and 1t Is re-
ported that the road will be sold for
old iron.
The temperature dropped ten degrees
yesterday, but twenty fatal cases OF
sunstroke were reported.
Mrs. Esther Alexander and her
daughter-in-law, Carrie Graf, were
arrested OH a bench warrant, issued by
District Attorney Garvin, on a charge
of stealing bonds from the late Captain
John Alexander. They were brought
to police headquarters, where they
still remain. The result Of the inter-
national yacht race caused intense ex-
element here, and the universal feel
Ing Is that the relative speed OF the
yachts is yet undecided. When the
rumor spread early in the afternoon
that the DaantleSS was the winner,
the expressions of jubilation were I'M
bounded, and the revulsion was COM
p~aratively great when it was learned
that the English yacht was victorious.
Betting on each was very heavy, and
especially OH Wall street and among
the guests of the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Among these classes, the number OF
persons who invested their money on
the American yacht was very large.
The impression is prevalent that the
sailing-master of the Dauntless took a
less favorable course than the Cambria
adopted.
Destructive Fire In Ciuciunait.
CINCINNATI, July 2S.-A destructive
fire occurred this morning, at about 2
O'Clock, in the east end Of the city,
destroying completely the Queen City
Saw and Planning Mills, a dozen houses
and n large quantity of lumber. The
mills were owned by c. W. Magill,
valued at $50, 900; insured for $4,000
in city companies. A dozen families
have lost their homes. The total loss
will reach nearly $4,000.
Chicags-Me.tiag Of the Grand Pat.
In
Minnesota.
CHICAGO, July 2s..-The General and
Special Deputies ofthe National Grand
Patrons of Husbandry in the States OF
Iowa, Illinois, Tennessee, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska and California, will
be convened in st. Louis, August goth,
when steps will be taken to fully per-
feet the organization Of the Order In
the Western States.
Advices from Minnesota say the har-
vest Is we'll under way, but almost
daily thunder showers prevent the cut
ting and shocking Of the grain.
Fire Ia Meutpclior, Vermont.
New York, July 2s.-rhere was a
disastrous fire at Montpelier (Vt.l yes
terday. The hardware store Of j. W.
Barnum, the grocery stores Of Green
& Co., Bostwick s. Barnes, and the
barn of j. II. Ransom, hotel keeper,
together with a tailor and barber shop,
were burned. Loss, $4,000; partly
insured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
SECOND DISPATCH.
DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
Destructive Fire Ia Peoria, Illinois

Destructive Fire Ia Peoria, Illinois.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-There was a fire
in Peoria, Illinois, yesterday after
noon, which destroyed the Peoria paper
mills, distillery, and the bonded ware
house of Spear & Co., with 500 barrels
OF high wines, the cattle-pens Of the
distillery, and the bonded warehouse
Of D. c. Farrell, with 1900 barrels Of
high wines. The total loss Is half a
million of dollars. Insurance, $2l0,-
600. The fire originated in the paper
mill, and was caused BY the friction of
knives used in cutting rags.
New York lnteIliGesce.
New YORK, July 2s.-rhe yacht
Cambria came up to the Brooklyn Ma
w Yard to-day, and goes on the dry
dock Immediately.
The Yacht Club gave Ashbury a com-
plimentary bouquet.
Judge Brady dissolved the injunc-
ton forbidding the registration OF Erie
stock in the name Of Heath, Raphael
4 Co., and refused to release on ha-
beas corpus West and Galloway, OIL
GERS of the society for the prevention
of gambling.
Frsm ssath Careli.a.
CHARLESTON, July 2Sth.-The Re
publican State Convention, which met
OH Tuesday at Columbus, last evening
nominated Governor s. X. Scott for re-
election. A. ]. Rancier, colored, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
A large majority Of the delegates were
colored. B. F. Whlttemore was
Chairman Of the Committee on Gre
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
FROM PRUSSIA.
The Supposed Secret Treaty

The BaPPosed Secret TreHty'
BERLIN, July 2s.-Count Bencdittfs
draft Of secret treaty between France
and Prussia is not the the only docu-
ment of the kind which exists. Ma
poleon at one time opened similar ne
gotions, presenting his views with re-
gard to Switzerland, and intimating
that he did not know where France
and Italy began. Papers proving this
statement, it it understood, will soon
be produced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

KANSAS CIrY. Missouri, has had an
ordinance enacted against public bell
ringing as a means Of attracting peo-
pie, the law being employed to sup
press a noisy auctioneer. Sufficient
care was not taken In arranging the
enactment, and the auctioneer has
now suppressed all the church bells.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
HOUSE FOR SALE

AND Lot FOR "a
sale cast sIde OF tho Eclipse Wood S:G
Yard, upper Gold Hill. with Ave rooms 4u
and q large cellar. Everything about the place
Ia Convenient, with water In the honle. VIII
be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. Call At the NEWS
ofico for particulars. -
Gold Hi, July 18th, 1870. ylbu'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
FROM RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The Rus
sian force In Poland has been increased
to two hundred thousand men, includ-
ing the Imperial regiments of tAe
Guard.
Stocks are firmer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

ONE OF THE "ExPERIENcEs" OF
CENsUs-TAKERs.-A census marshal In
New York had an amusing experience
recently. He encountered at one house
the towering form Of q Milesian lady,
and with suavity stated ms business,
Young man looked. "Look here, l
say! In 1850 a man God rest his sowD
axed thin self-same questions Of me,
he did, and l answered thin God save
me fur ", and answered thin wild
thruth In me mouth, I did, as I'm livin',
and what was the result? A war! a
war! an here yez are again. thry yin
to get up another, are yez? Out wild
yez. Whin 1t comes to the IKE OF yees
about the land wakln' up rue
lions, it's time yez were hung. an If
yez amt out of this place wialn the
time I wink me eye, the hangin' VIII
come of In the back yard" He slid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

KILLED BY A RATTLEsNAKE.-The
Savannah Advertiser says: "a fearful
death from the effect Of the poison OF
that venomous reptile, the r~attlesnake,
occurred recently near the Middle
Ground road, the victim being a young
colored girl named Lucinda White.
who was engaged at the time, In COM
pany with another woman, In picking
huckleberries. The companion Of Lu-
cinda states that as they were stepping
over a fallen tree that lay In the path,
the latter In advance, she almost
stepped upon the snake, which had
colied up ready fora spring upon hear.
ing the approaching footsteps and
rustling In the bushes. As quick as a
flash the repulslve head Of the creature
sprung forward, striking the startled
Victim on the hand, surely and fatally.
rs the sequel shows. The two women
Mt once started for some houses at n
distance for the purpose Of getting an
antidote, but after walking a few rods.
so virulent wa the poison Lucinda
sank down utterly incapable Of going
any further. Her companion fastened
on, but her return with some colored
people shortly after proved Of no avail,
for the poor girl had breathed her last,
and was q swollen, hideous corpse"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

ONE of William PENIS silver spoons,
with his name on 1t, was lately dug
up at Reedville, Pennsylvania. where
it IL supposed to have been buried by
some colonial Ben. Butler.-FigIo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29
FROM SPAIN.

MADRID, July 2s.-The indignation
at Grammont's asperslons Of the Cortes
Is undated, and tends to avert the
sympathies of many from France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

GOVERNORS LEVER. A. Tritle
gave q levee before his departure for
Eureka, to which most Of our local
statesmen were invited.-White Pine
Nees, a..
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

ESPECIAL 10 TIE eoLD HILL DAILY NEWS Bf
rHE wIsrxRN UNION TELHeRArH LINE.l
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

A VERY DKaIRABR COT-Hh
n tage residence, containing hvo rooms,
well finished throughout, eligibly situatedA
on American Flat. Inquire either at this once
or At the residence Of the undersigned, at
American Flat. A. LAWSON.
Gold Hill, July 18th, 1870, Jyipif
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Overland Dispatches
DATES TO

TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS 1T
THE WESTERN MON rELEGRAPH LINE.l
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Vessels Arrjvea-The Peach Crop
Thc Board or Supervisors and the
Grand Jary-The WeHtber-t!9Id
-Greoubaeks-The Late klcction
Frauds DIstinEuishcd Arrival
Etc.
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THE CONFESSIONS

O r N " l. d.
DUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
L Young Men and others who suffer nom
Nervous Debility, etc., supplying the means Of
s~cltcure. Written by one who cured himself,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
je20-1m9p Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Tickets for Sale June lst. 1870.
ONLY AT TIE OFFICE.
A liberal discount win be allowed whera 100.
800 or 1000 Tickets are bought In one lot.

Tho Trustees have appointed MAURICE
DORE and CHARLES r. PETERS, SIS Call.
fornia streot, Business Agents for the sale OF
Tickets, and for tho Transaction Of all Bus!nest
connected with the Entertainment, to whom oil.
communications may be addressed.
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WONDERFUL SCAMP 4!

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs. I'D 90
Parouette., ......... Fifty Cents
Private Boxes, according to location 81 and $40
Reserved Seats for single performance. - %
Reserved Seats for season Of six nights. 81 W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

ROBERT B. SWAIN, President N. l.. A.
W. II. L. BARNES, Vice Prest
WIN. C. RALSTON, Treasurer
THos. 3: HAYES, Recording ssc'y
DAVID WILDER, Corresp. Secy "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

NOTICE To NEOHANsCs,
A PREMIUM OF $500 win BE- given for the
best Model Of two Wheels Of gliss and Iron, for
tnis aistrtoution. tn Truiieea reserve the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-29

TRUSTRBS N. IL. ~
Vim. Aihbuner, Isaac wormScr,
]. II. MeNul,y, Alfred p. Rlisit,
Arthur n. Ebbets, William q. Badger,
VIM. 3. Wood, r. B. Reynolds.
Samuel Hubbard.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13

The balance In the Treasury March 81, 1870, by
this statement Is s5,oi5, 739 o3 in excess OF the bal
ance as published In the debt statement Of April l,
1s7O and the balance in the Treasury June 30 1870,
by this statement Is S7sl, ,355 SO In excess Of the
balance as published In the debt statement Of July
/, 1870. These differences accounted for by the
fact that the expenditures are all known and in
cluded III the month by the debt sta ement, while
the receipts tbeing taken from the returns in the
Office at the close OF business the last day of each
month"; do not include the entire receipts for the
quarter.
Personnls
Secretary BelkDap left Washington for the West
tonight He VIII stop th,ed or four days en- ronAe
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
ARRIV AIS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAoars
sss sssa%shp ,,,s WINCHESTER }pne. Asp1ws Aug With
s'ss,m,6Is cy q ssSid1 xsi. '''
to saps.T Fe1. Frnp with do and
Steamship Louisa Moore, s.yeaT. Newbern, NC, with mdse
s,ssmsh'p vcuniss jons. .1' Philadelphia with md.e, to
Snip cy Of Ar5s s El.GGa Nsps .s March "a with
" i cyeons for n hours, during which IL U car
and s.,R R sssr ; U
Boston SS, for for Zsnsibsr M "a days out
lena tay s. with md.e to JOHN Wood. Passed Cape Of
2sw July is SIS n. lon Is W. spoke ship dlenhaven
'r2m &C Cnlcniia P.na! for T,nn Boston "a
bio ana rags order. Passed itr.iar July s. had ans
Bark Jose Amsn (sp, Mag Cardcnss is days in ballast
Bark adelaide Risk, Baltimore days. with Goa. to War
Mccrsaay CO. rr.i ps Of passss mad strong westerly
winds; latter par. lgh variable winds and caim:
:. Big Fsl:o Aui Msrsk Trieste 60 days with mdsc to
sns Soidhs sran Sor Gie%re Rio anero s days.
with coffee g f. n 20 wend Tstens
and ss snsar
Aa7 ia 8 Ion ~ spoke brig American Union, hence
spEnE sEa pr, Whittier, rnaado Jqy 81 with
Brig Maggie tsFl Gross NIX RIVER Is days, with
rs .sss as% ss'fsis slsa hs 4 s' d' OUT with
schr sunbeam % M.ems p san'on Iver WCA days with
Schr Elizabeth De Hart (of GEORGETOWN, Mel, Low
Arroyo, PR Ia days, with and moasees TO Burde
Pond-vcsse TO Miller 4 Ilouehton.
schr Minnie, Hudson, Guantanamo lS days, with sugar,
n l. McCready Co.
schr Wharton, Bonsall, Newbern 3 days. with shin.
giles, to Thomas, Holmes h Co.
Schr Wood, Bush, Newbern days. with naval sores to
X Willis. -----'
Schr Two Marys, Willis, Virginia.
Scbr North Hampton Clauson, Virginia.
Scbr VIM MRzyck. Decker, Virginia.
Schr T. X Bennett Burnett, Virginia.
Echr J A ChambeIla ain, Thomas, Virginia.
schr Jennie Hail. Hals7y, Virginia.
Scbr Sarah Ann, Croyyeil, Virginia.
Schr S Fort, Bugbee, Georgetown. DC.
Schr Daniel Holmes Rulon, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Tar Jugh He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Bng Susan Scott, Bridgeport CB, for New ok, with coal
"a q
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
TROrIING AT BUFFALO.
Last Day Of tho Buffalo Park Meeting-A
Fino Race Between Goldsmith Maid and
George PAlmer-CO pditiOn OF Lady Thorn.

Last Day Of tho Buffalo Park nIeeting-A
Fino Race Between Goldsmith Maid and
George PAImer-Co edition OF Lady Thorn.
BUFFALO, August H. 1870
This being the last day Of the Buffalo PARK meet
Ing On immense crowd OF persons was in attendance
anticipating superior sport, on account Of the char
acter OF the horses entered and the extra purse Of
$4,000 to any horse beating Dexter's time. The
weather cool and delightful On the call OF the
horses President Wells announced that Jessie Wales
being lame from a cut In her fetlOck, and Purity
having been drawn, there would be no double team
race; but as n substitute Lucy and George Wilkes
would trot iOr purse OF $1,000. Disappointment
visible In every COuntenance and the interest In
the race cons deraDly damp pened.
The appearance on the track Of Goldsmith Maid
soon caused reaction and the betting ran high on
tse time. The horses had the disadvantage OF q
strong wind TO cont nd with. Lady Thorn being
injured at Rochester, and Rocky having been
drawn, the pu for all ages was coutended for by
Goldsmith Maid and George Palmer. The following
lS q summary
Purse ST. 00), for all horses "a, 900 TO FIRST horse,
$1,000 to second, 81, 900 TO third.
Bndd Doble's b. m Goldsmith Maid. l /
Charles Champlalns b. g. George Palmer... 2 2
Time, 2:23n--2:2i-2:ll.
The following Is summary OF the race substituted
for that Of double teanls:-
Lucy Observation-Disclosures, j
George wilkes. .....,..."................. 2
Time, 5--e:25-2:284.
Tie trottlng between Wilkes and Lucy was highly
exciting, and In measure compensated for the DIS
appointment In the douole team race. Lady Gar
ieid aud JOhn M0rrssey were brought on the track
du Ing he heats and exhibited. Both horses had
entirely recovered from til r severe usage in the
Ave mile dash Of yesterday and looked in excellent
cOiidI Ion.
Prominent veterinary surgeons who visited Lady
Thorn at Rochester published a card this morning,
In wnch they say that Lady Thorn has received no
permanent injuries, aud mat she VIII soon DC aole
70 do duty.
The New York herald., 1870-08-13
1HG QUARANTINE QUiBBlE.
Another Seizure for Violation of the Health
Laws-I.ist of vesssls from Infected Ports
AT Present De;ained At Quarnnline.

Another Seizure for Violation Of the Health
Laws-List of Vesssls from Infected Ports
at Present Detained at Quarantine.
The bark Starlight, from St. John, N. b., while
lying at anchor on the Battery, seized yestcr-
day morning for violation or tue health laws, and
was towed down 10 Quarantine by the steamer
Andrew Fletcher. When brought before the
he had come to the city By way of the sound and
dii not think he was subject 10 quarantine. The
and captains OF vessels subject TO quaTan inc would
do well TO remember that the nero fact OF entering
the port either by way oi the Sound or by he Kills
does not EXEMPT them nom exahiAa;oo by the
Health Oices, and that any attempt to evadc the law
VIII. as IN the case OF the Wavelet. be severely pun.
iSled. In the case Of the British gunboat Min st OF,
which also came up ID the city without a permit
from the Qua antne authorities 1t appears that the
vessel arrived from Nassau during he night and.
having no pilot on board the captain was not aware
that nc WAS suoJect TO quarantine. Upoa receipt OF
the Health o6icer's order, however, ne az once re-
no SICKNESS Oh board the vessel was admitted TO
pratque after the usual examination.
The following report from the Health 0nicer (Dr.
Cair,ochan) was re :eived yesterday afternoon by
the Commissioners or Quarauune:-
The following ye,es rsn ports infected WITH yellow
xnsu. from SANTIAGO With
fever while in port. Bak Morning Star, from Santiago,
dIereut times IN the hospital at santi go Ter; santiago July
T. and same day Richard Rourle took sick and died
August 8-Sscamsbp Rap!dan, with sugar and tobacco
from Havana. Brig Oliver QUITS, from POrtau- Prince
tecn days. with logwood IN port three weeks and had
man sick; left July "a; neIt day Law
renee Morrison, cook, took sick and died August
Bark White VIM, fri Bavanl, eleven days w th
had two of the scS the passage; forty IN
Havana during which time the remainder OF the crew. the
captain and his wife hospital sick with yellow
Schooner Royal Arch. from Hsvan. ten days. with sngnr
The mate also IN hospital with yellow fever.
August l0StenInship Ci.y OF Merida, from Sisa and
Havana days in HavxOa- steamship Missouri,
from Havana.
August l-Bris Nsad from C,enfuegos. seventeen dnys
via Hampton Roadl sinty-one days, With coffee; In
Santos sxtytor days; the captain ard four
hospital in santos two men died hospital AL well
rival.