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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
INTENSELY EXCITING. .
Highly Interesting.
Steam Tug "Little Queen, u
COllapses A Flue.

Yesterday evening the Commit
tee deputed to extend the hOspi-
talities Of the city to the "Railroad
Committee" of the Mississippi
House Of Representatives, invited
atbody to take a water excursion
to inspect the celebrated and his.
toriG "Grant's Canal" Messrs,
Mathnsly, Flowerree & Co., with
their prOverbial kindness and gen.
erOsi,y, placed the tug %4ittle
Queen" at the service Of the party.
About 3 o'clock IN the afternoon,
the following persons took passage
on this little vessel, for the point
which has become a part of the
history of the land: Messrs. CD.
LandOn, 4. Boyd, J. p. Connor, j..
G. Owens, Dewitt Stearns, Rail-
read Committee, and Mr.. J. G.
Tucker, Secretary Of the Commit
tee, also Messrs. A. Hyman, N.
Keary, J. q. Webber, (MayOr) T.
II. Cook, (night editor Times and
Republican, d. McCaleb, II. P.
Hunt, james n. searles. D. N.
Barber, B. Springer, W. r. Spears,
editor HERALD BENJAMIN Brantly,
colOred, and G. W. Walton, colored
There were also on the vessel as
crew, Mr.. Phillips, pilot, John
Webb, engineer, George Washing.
ton, colored, fireman, and three
white boys.
The trip up the river was ex-
ceedingly pleasant, and was made
In about an hour. After remaining
upon the ground a few moments
the party started ON the return.
When within about three or four
miles Of the city, a Aue in the
boiler exploded, scalding the fire.
man, George Washington, IN a
most serious aud possibly danger
ous manner, and filling the vessel
instantly with a cloud of steam,
which escaped In sufTocating vol.
umes from the various hatches.-
The alarm soon spread that the
boat was on fire, when Mfr. Phillips
with great cOolnesa headed her for
the Louisiana shore; the fireman
in the meantime, sadly frightened
and horribly scalded, with the skin
stripped from his face, legs. hands,
and arms, ran upon the deck, frantic
With pain and fear.
There was but little excitement
manifested at this moment by any
one on board the vessel, although
I tue genefal impression prevailed
that the efaAl was on fire, ahd the
volume of steam was so great as
almost TO obssfucE obseryation.-
N fact II beesne eo dense and
Geoating that uilot Va con,.
fIpelled 10 vhcats b pilot honse.
ea.F however to asek smother "a.
slilcn bf responsibility. thal az
] slng line with which so rnalIo
laat as coon as the bOsi reached
ne ahoro. so alight Indeed was
tie exeIlomeu1 that Mr.. t5Rens.
Z g member HE fha .aafAIafhra
was heard e rsmouatrale, ''ao
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute.

Has beautiful and convenient location,
upon h6emlnsnce from which II takes IL
name. lis history has beon q record Of unin-
teTTuPted prosperity.
Its course OfinstFuetioh runs through three
departments Of four years each. Special or
elective courses Of study may bo pursued Is
far as students may wish. Peculiar advaa-
tagts are thus offered young ladies who have
already taken the ordinary English studies.
The bestOf instruction Is given In music.
drawing and painting. modern languages
and Other extras. None butth most eOmpe-
tent teachers Sre employed.
Apparatus ls furnished for every depart
mtnt. Libraries containing several thou
sand volumes Of standard books are always
accessible. Physical culture Is carefully as.
tended 70.
ForcatalOgues or further Information, I'd.
dress
Rlv. Al. ROWLAND, President,
or I. II. WHITE. Treasurer.
| No. l43 Race Street. Cincinnati, o.
uas.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

innate nEtufe, aad We callhumaulty
aaimate nature. But the diher-
suos ln their modes Of Hector both
aFo equally possessed Of hie), and
the laws which covers them,
ere far fFom being very dissimilaF.
In he ols eass man is The farmer
and cuIavasss ne soil Of The earth.
IIh ths OlhaF ease God ls lhe farmer
and culilvates the sOll Of The heart
Add n the accomplishment Of this
EsFesdlly eah seo how The earth
like man, lives. Rocks have liie'
for they grow ; and % do trees.
EveA the waters Of the earth are
full Of life and 3 StaRgo mysteri'
Ous motion, and the earth verihes
iGs life by action. What else 10 life
but motIOnI
Can the farmer look for q bounti.
lnl harvest II he does not prepare
the grOundI VIII the seed he sOws
upon the hardened and unbroken
coil be likely to germinAte and bear
4ruitl Does not God, the Creator,
know that the soil OF our hearts
viii not, cannot, be fruitful Of good
deeds unless 1t is broken up and
plOwed and narrowed and rained
upon and thus being humbled-we
should say mellowed-it will bring
forth abundantly "sOme thirty, some
sixty and some an hundred fold"
May we not see in all these sor-
rowe, these " oeS Of the heart, these
physical, mental and moral pros
tTations, even in these excessive
dOubtlngs, when hope glimmerS SO
very family, may we not In oil this
see the Hand Of ProRidence--that
Hand which Is guiding the plow
through our hearts and turning
up ita hardened soil so that the
dews and rains Of adversely shall
fall upon 1t, and then the sun Of
Gods never ceasing love shall mel
low 80 that its fruitiulness shall
be abundant? Can the farmer have
grains and roots and grasses from
his lands, II be does not thoroughly
work themP Can we have rich
results from our heart soils
II they are not troubled and
worked up aud ploughed
deeply with care-wrought fnrrows2 ?
II the farmers land have no hoe
or spade or plow In them, they
grow up in weeds. If the break
ing up Of the soil OF the heart re-
suits not In good, IL is because when
the soil Is prepared, we refuse to
plaut or neglect to cultivate. So
it may be with the farmer. Will
we not this Saturday Night, re.
solve anew TO plant and cultivate
the soil the great FARMER has
prepared and is preparing within
our hearts?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
now Much DOES IT COST?

1t wal only cost you one dollar and twon'
ty.hvo cents 10 buy bottle Of WDw. VIII.
DER's STOMACH BITTEEs, which will Oer-
tainlY cure Ou, or any Of your family, Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. and I'll species
Of indigestion, Intsrmitteht Fever. sad Pc
rioiical disorders. It will give immediate
relief in collie and FluN II will cure Cos
'ivebesS It isG mild and delightful invlg'
GRANT iOr delicate females II 1, safe anti
bilious Alternative and tonic Tor ell family
pprp'ses. II powerful recuperant afteI
the frame has besn reduced and attenna et
BY sickness. It is an excellent appetizer. Al
well as s,reng,hener oIth digestive forces
snd is desirable alike a. a corrective and
mild c4ihAitlc.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

..w.ll ou.y cost yog one dollar 70 buy a
bottle oi EBwABp wILRERI sLRsAPARILLA
ASD rOTAsH, which will. beyond doubt,
cure yos. or any OF your family, OF scrOlula
in all It. forms. scrofulous Sore Eye,
Chronic Rneuma tism, Neuralgia, skin Dis.
ea,cs. no matter how old or inyclerA,e. eve.
ry known variety of Constitutional syphilis
or venerea' Diseases, GlAndular swellingS
ofthc NecE or elsewhere. Chronic Chills and
Fever, letter, Weeping Sore Leg. Ulcers Of
eyerv kind, PImples on the Face, Ring
worm, scAldhead, Falling Of the Hair. white
swell ing. Hit.joint dlsea'o. Chronic Erysip'-
las, Dropsy, etc. For the rapid and perma.
nent cure Of all the above diseases this pre-.
parAtiOn stands unrivalei, and cu Is
guaranteed in every case when used accord.
ing 10 directions
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST2

H"i'l only cost you twenty.av cents to
buy = box Of EDWARD WiLpER,s FAvi,v
FILLS which is the best known comblna.
'on Of Medicine IOr Constipation or Sing.
sish Bowels. In these conditions of the
A.iLaenary canal, they arc perfectly iprallI.
oie' Asa puFgatlVe in all Fever and In.
hammatory diseases. Acute Rboumatl.m
Inn animation of the Liver. Brain. Kidneys
anu Blad Ter, Fever and Aguc, ssre Eve,
Dn'ines' Of the Head, Vertigo, Dizziness. etc
they can not be excclled, and no family
should ever be without them.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

l.wH. only coat yen one dollar to buy a
bottle Of BDwARD WILDER's COMPOUND tx.
fRAcT WiLD CHEEKY, which has never been
knownto faii in giving rapid and promp;
!eiierih all kinds oI Coughs. Gods. and Ia.
tarrns. In Bronchitis, LrnySitis, Asthma,
AMI Phtri,!c 1t gives immediate comfort
;,.lowcl " rapdcnrc, II /, also admirably
adap:eI to Tho ycli OF the Cough snd diGl
c.Hy o. HrcitI ng IN rOn,urptoa. lr
~ .l ri.. wig;er Fever. P'euri-y, g9i
csc ronse:vab.e form oi Pulmonary dis.
easc..'i'in.!'.p.asap,c, an ,h uh Away
,o L.p. q r.-. a0s.c.u,t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

WI. oa.' gps. roG nnc cpll,r T. buy
.o;'.c @ EDVARu wILrEK's CHILL ToMc,
Na'lH e IJrey vegetable, aud wiIl rot on, q
;'' yo3 or any Of your fHmily OF Chlls
aud svgr, Fever and Aguc. an every form
jp""1i variety Ct MAlarial or Paluds!
FeSe-or 3 ~ zion, llt will entirely drive
tHelh IRON the system, which no other chill
meI.e no now made will do. Don't buy any
OF tie OIL and worse than valuclr,s nosirums
hnt WEE only FpgALD WILDRR's CHILL
4Jsit e. - 1are ~ guaranteed IN all ca,o,.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
HOW MUCH DOES IT COSY2

u viii only cost you twenty-five cents to
buy bottle OF EDw AID WILDEA's MOTHERS
WORN sNKuF, which will certainly relieve.
your children Of Worms, which are intica.
ted by pains in the stomach, swelling Of the
abdomen. picking Of the nose aud ears, bad
breath variable appetite, etc. II Is pure
syrup, and children will really eat il
spread on bread, and /; Is entirely harmless,
IN It's nature. and never has been known to
iAli in siv'ng prompt ioliei to the little SUI.
IcrcT.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
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hsae az. ehi gsntiy hans.
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viii answer % she calls,
And ny breath wlla stig hsF Fingiets,
when ny Voice ID Blessing falla.
Thgn haf saft elue eyes win brighten,
And ths'u Eender whence u eaEei
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
RAN P. HOED. IJIsv -,v,o,
i'A'o VI hentneky. Late OfKYCR
MERCHANTS HOTDTl
Fifth Street, near Main.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
HORD a TAYLOR, PrOpr,s.

ASISS WING leased this well known and
bavippg pPgdsd pGn,a mSgci Ior term OF years, and
~ regardless Ol expense, we arr nov nrc'
HaIeu 20 accommodate tie travelling nnblic
", manner second 10 no Hotel In the cit,,
" me DTlhg 10 the management tho oxnsFienae
VI many years, AMI pcigG Onr,ciyes IN n
eteIy attention ,hall be paid % Tho c1,nc,St
VI our guests We respectfully solISit tbt
Pi1'ivn@Rs P1,.i,,Rs ol tiose visiting the city.
N'H 'sov seDli .w6m.
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED
Steamship Saratoga Couch Richmond City Point and Nohol IDso
steamship China Mauley, Liverpool May 2 and Queenstown T
steamship Huntsville CroweH Savannah, mdse and pass
Barn Freihandel Wachte Bremen 40 days mdse.
Brg David Bugbee stowers Cardenas 10 days, sugar
sehf Alien Lewis Lss Ja5nsl S days coffee and og"ood
echr Marietta Smith Preston, Bapcoa ~ DAYS frHlt
schr \ u Fahens Crooker Nassau via Be uben days al
Schr. MAry S, Lunt, Simmons, Granada, fruit &c.
sCHoOSERs-KIyRR AND coAsTwisE: c,.---,.
Hrec,e Hartford WIN. McShain. Hartford
Ma NenSI SreenwS 1rshlS'u' j. g. BALDWIN addleiOvn CT
Geo w purncl Stamford. Onward, Nantucket
II C Poster Eilahetbpor & l.. Hulse, EhnbethpOr.
Nelly Bloomfield, Elinsbehport Milton hisabetlpor'
= L. CToeIer Fiiabethport. Red Jacket, Bh1abebpoT-
F.gee Firabethpot. Lyndon EhEbet1port
sarah Elizabeth Eiiabehpot. Jo.eghne, El1a6ethP9rt
Rlvirs. BliKahethpOTt. j. W DHssO, hllzahethp"I"
Martha, klzabetpot j. Anderson, bnlAbeihpot'
Justice, BliiabetlPor. Minerva EhtabethPor
sunbeam, BlLahetbport Loon, Elnbethpor
Seneca, ElLabethport. Jos Hail. BhLAbelhport
BELOW.
Marcia Grcenleaf Bates, NewT lr Eng. April
BsIs Ands sheppa from Matanra days boarded May &c
of Absecum By pilotboat hetue No. :"
SAILED.
s,..r,h Uaa for Hamburg Cty Of Liverpool via
Har; Leo Savannah Niagara for horo ship tussdan Tor
NewOeanA Bark Hermann, ior Cors Brs Wa'e Lily Tor h9nA'
WiSD-sundOvn, Light, g., clear.
MEMORANDA.
The sehr Msr hYeF H. E,nnqg & o'G IRON sst m i
Away her foot She Will come OF next h water
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nav 3l.-Arriye. brig Rainbow, iron Ponce y X
WLssGros Ma J.-Cleard steamship FL Cid, for NtE-lork
FOREIGN PORTS.
BytSA May 3l-The steamship Missouri arrived at noon to-day
The Aea brig Thomas Holcombe which ashore at Playa
SAINTS Ana has been folte and n hsFlor
LssoN MAJ 3lh L. s. gae Franklin has arrived in The
Tagu.
DISASTERS
3iThe bark Albany, from T0hago Tor London
inside Cape Clear, ami viii probably become total wreck All
hands were saved
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
P4CSENGERS ARRIVED

PROM sAvANNA-In steamship San Jaeno May 3Mr and Mr..
q. r. Harris Nj and M Muir servant and child Mn j. W Stone
aud child Mira Cl Mr C. Stone Pollock Mira II. W. Deuslos
and child r. H. Brewster A. Melur, Mrs g. A. wilkins MrA A. vii.
ins H. Parsons w Bsnsbsm Nina George Parsons servant
two children Mr Johnson Miss afI H. Blum wife and child
Hatch M.s Hatch o. H. Babeoek Babcoct Sif aud
children, y. j. Ruohert wife and child II. NJ. Kellogg wife
Children :, D. NJ Dennson, wife, and thre children,
aud three children H. Miller aud wife Miss NJ 81 Leyeena
Cowles, r. Mclntye d. L. Roberts Lord Parker H. Isry Mr.
Carr and wife, Miss Hagnsn, MAJOR CoAhan Mrs Rogers
Miss Pope Mrs J. s HUT ". d. Bni a. g. seyefens Mr.,
Oakley, Miss warde A. Wade Mr. Niles Miss MeIoughn Mis-,
Walker two Misses Kimberly Mr. Rogg j. Ples Mrs C. Peeer Mr..
McQueen, three servants, aud 70
FROM sAvAhNAiin steamship Huntsville May 9l-Ms william
Minor VIM H. htak wife and servants Miss
X Reed GeoTs Levi John Williams Peter wl.cn sullivan
aud child, g. W Lorng John g. Robertson Robertson W A
Friend hr' Chapel n IL Waller, H. KAT Packer VIM
hard
FROM CHARHsToNaIa steamship Champion NAV a-J s. Bed
br r. j. Hilton r H. r. iks T. q. GArreeht g. A. OstI,v Nj
e. Miss L. T. Wallace &. Buhance As
Brown g. William and wife Miss II. d. sage L. l. Bapt.I.
H. and wife Mn. Allen Miss 81 T.
children Wihsgen, G. T. DanhAIn Miss BAlford and ~o
seryants, W. H. Stanton Capt e. Thomas, w. LeBmn ara
wife s. ID. Herrick aud wife Miss Mseombsr, Miss weoh
Mn. Phelps, nurse, and child Mn X. Morris, Mrs n n
Coles Mfs Waldo nd child. Mrs J. r. Grput, Miss Cidh.s
Mn jams. L. white Miss L. Wade Mise namon
Capt. W. CAI G. RawlB John G. Hawin,, j. y. wsde Mis-
Mallory Mis- smh Mis- r. Smith, Arthur sInth Mr Patterson
sJe add children, Nm W Ds JaDo Mise H. g. Miller L. Reega
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
TILE PEACE MEETING.

The Friends Meeting House, IN East Iwen-
tiehst was comfortably filed last evening by an audi
ence gathered to listen to the exposition OF the feace
doctrine The services were opened by the reaans V,
the 18th chapter OF the Epistle TO the Romans oei
W. Douglass of Ohio then addressed the meeunB' nc
said the subject of Peace was no new 'nns, ,,,nn1
anthem which heralded the advent m ,hIist hsart
H. amid the animosity which filled every JEWISH
Peacemakers are not produced tN suuuet si,t IN ch
They are not like the debauchee VINO, WIN n' ~ " ~
ing with Last nights bout, resolves OH sopcI "a
esnorses yirtuous cause. PeacemakeIs are such Tol
long beef i'm the beatitudes OF Chrlst Ehencs az %
not to be loved for Crst's sake ana hateu ior oo'
sake. We always to love tneIl. t tho cospol Of
other denominations do not believe III Lhc uVsi not
Peace as delineatcd in the Bible. Ihey think u ~
adapted To the present state OF pnbuc anu RI,ii
aaairs the time for its prougation Is III the Hlenn
neriod when there enemies 10 hate, anu Whc Nv
cordino to prophetic utterances the lion VIII ne down
with the lamb The Friends, he SAID dissent noin en'
view Now the time TO practice the doctrine Vi Ichee
Tho sin of war then considered physlchl anu ioIi
evil War was wicked because IL opposed lne uosPoi'
hecause IL embraced every vice. and Ignored Christianity
Mind cannot be cOeTced by brute force, 80 that war
demonstrates right or wrong. The address was hus
trated by telling anecdotes, ana was wen recelNSu, On
William q. Butler followed, and In a carelully ar
ran ced table OF statistics showed the immense eAu
tre to carry on wars and contrasted II WIN the outlay
I'm behalf Of missions and the spread OF the Gospel
War; he said, rarely Furnishes the falHgressoI. ~
verses tire rule in Blackstone and causes 9O lnoct
men 10 suffer for the misdeeds OF one guilty man he
referred to the tOass and etes which Jefferson DNls
had received the honorable vocation which Gen. Lee
employed in, while tine thousahs Nho Mrio 70 -, m
slaughtered In the field. Men having heaIsi tnouSh oc
reft OF hearts should condemn this unjust thing. -,
The remedy suggested for war was an lnleIh,iuouhl
arbitration, worlds court, and at no uisan ivy, nc
said, it would be established. The meeting theh au
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

.na Nj. RssuA Reeu. Ms a,'' s.n ss fsn W. T
Po,.nd L. m schroeder Isaac Qunad Cspt L1s
wood sumbu g. and wife LLOYD rreeeo l. t
Johnson ChsoIm b. Msgant p A. Reed Jennh ~ noAh '"
w Fisher D. Paw p Weston A. Barhsm humPtr yoen
PROM HAMBURG AND HAyhB-ln steamship siless nay
glney r. Morse wife and children and servant mss
Church and daughters j. Benyger Adelnch ana
SsnSbter Niche Clements Mn Watson Bgert Pains,en Jus
Sch rner Horso Palmer H. Bahuf L. OPpenheimer D. w.
u Tucker Mr. Cefey and wife Miss stnges w
M sms Mr. Webster and wife, Arthur Reed Bos'msp Una -
lane T. Hewns Mr. Bockmeye Mr. WarDner and VIE anu
Lewis Brown West H. Harlow Jos Gotiram aarth mLI
Dora Weeks Henrietta Brown Depne saomon and Children h
Roth Kursch " Buohe and wife, MAJ PakAm, Herm hasch
K W. Dahl. and others in second cabin. - ~, \,
PROM IIYERPOOI-In steamship China May JlMr. and Mr. "
Smith A. and Rev Geryae Smith Nj Dayson MI
a Moore H. Bosher Mr.. \. sokoosh M strong %
Per Hegsrty Father Buckley Baron toncaesco dr Jsboe
Hymes Miss Shonkermoon Miss Kemod Miss G. White miss Nash
M Denr DR. Keaney J. Powers Mr.. Bnrsley, H. tolerts
r. Kipbg = Alien Reid, Miss Cashman CAPT Gloag lamp
he'll Crogtbe Mr. Oneawsk D. Aroocs man servant MI anu
Mrs Rdwar danghe and three judge Cunlingham the
Thomas wesnp Mr. Dickson Mr. Penney hr and Mrs WINE ~ n
Kane Jobn Orpe Mr. MoOrhea Miss Badger Miss Bradbury
shorehead Mr. W. De Embl infant children and
nurses Mr and Mrs Hort Tompkins and W. D. Bell II
Matt Mr. Lorng Mr. and Ms r. Allen Ms D. - Allen M and MI
Ipacre Atrooch, daughters and son Capt bou
C. Howard Mr. and Mrs r. s. Strong the Rev Father HeaJ
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
yEw.JERsEY EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The New-Jersey Episcopal Diocesan COnvcn-
ton convened yesterday In Grace Church. Newark dele
gates from all parts Of the State and many prominent
citizens being present The opening services were con-
Quoted by the Rev Messrs. HOley, Danne and Jaqucs.
The Rev. Bishop Odenhemer conducted the ante-Com-
nunon services assisted by the Rev. Messrs sansberry
and Putnam An interesting sermon was delivered by
the Rev Mr. Hodges who discussed the nature Of the
work in which they engaged, and urged the mem.
hers continued and earnest efforts IN the cause OF
Christ At the conclusion OF the sermon Holy C0mnun-
ion was celebrated by Bishop OdenheiIneI, assisted by
the Rev Dr. Fox and the Rev. Messrs. GOldsbOrOugh,
Pottel and Neal. The Convention was then called to
Order and quorum being present declared by the
Bishop open for business. Committee consisting or
the Rev Mr. Gray aud the Hon. g. n. voorhees, and Mr.
Benedict were appointed 20 examine credentials
The Rev DR. Hodges, Chairman OF the Committee on
Rue reported the ues OF the last Convention for adop
ton with the exception Of "a few uDlmporant changes
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01
THE oU1RANTME COMMISSIONERS.

MR. JOHNSONs OPINION-DISCREPANCY IN THE
MONTHLY LISTS OF EMPLOYEES AND THEIR
SALARIES-THE ILLINOIS READY FOR USE.
A regular meeting of the Board of Quarantine
Commissioners was held yesterday at p m, In their
new rooms, No. IA Exchange-court Present-Commis-
soners Hunt Bell, Barton, and Counselor johnson; MI
Hunt presided The report of Commissioner Bell in re-
gard to his recent trip TO the Quarantine grounds ana
the two vessels under discussion, was read III wOulu
5000 to repair the Illinois, she Will be ready 9y
Friday next. He wished 10 correct the impression llkey
to he left upon the public mind by certain newspaper
reports in regard The Lafayette She to be used for
boarding purposes in the Lower Bay. The Falcon VIII
he used. All money employed III gettlng her up VIII
be IA useless expense. ,, ou
TO inquiries Of the Board The opinion was ordered on me-
A long discussion ensued as to the classl1ca-
sLould be on another; some Of the men
classified as laborers in February, in to-day 5
list are classified bOatmen of the Illinois, and there
have bOanen employed or indeed needed on hat
vessel az yet Also regards the salaries ofmen employ
cd Febrarys list shows that the salaries amount 10 sO
co. in today list the amounts $501G These reports Mr.
johnson thought involved discrepancies in expenses
to look into. The allowance Is $50 600 per aHium II
we do not look sharp, it Will be exhausted before the
discussion arose here concerning the selection, main
tenance and payment of employees, during which Dr.
the Construction Board and the Health oihcers,
that aS %oTa @ es he a ctG 70 ST IGd se % The
Est employees be requires around the Hospital ior whose
request meeting Construction Board with view Of paying those
men who have been used for that purpose. . 81,
Mr. Johnson-Wi it not be better 10 specify 10 this
Board the employees who have been strictly employed iii
establishment and those that have been employed AS
lahOrers
Mr. Bell was not i'm any hurry 10 press his motionand
moved the adoption of the following as substitute,
which done:
R,d That be directed appear before the Board
h to the Division Of labor a. At present. cooucte Quarantn
The bills of Quarantine were Laid ON the table until
next Thursday. - -,
communication from Dr. Carnochan was read,'to The
following effect The Committee appointed TO make "a
selection of a site for the dwelling OF the Health Oicer
are requested TO indicate the same precisely to the
Health Officer, i'm order that he may further their plans,
stop the repairs going on in the present residence
in order that his actions in the matter might DO
properly guided. 1t referred to Commissioner
Barton. 3,
Dr. Bell said the engineer of the Andrew Fletcher had
stated 10 him that the Illinois taken down on sun
day last il not having been practicable TO take her down
before on account of the weather She Is ready for
use as "A boarding station The work has all been com
pleted ON her The Andrew Fletcher is also progressing.
The Board will meet next Thursday, III Executive
New-York tribune., 1870-06-01

WHY BE TROUBLED WITH COUGHS, COLDS,
UoAEgNEss OR INDEED BRONCHIAL CosPLAT
vHRS REMEDY sAPB THoRorGH, oBrsISABLI
Dr. JAYNBs HAD THosE WHO HAVE con-
TRAcrgD SEVERE COLDS Tns
p.SGERous IRRITATION FREQUENTLY Con-
SUMPTION BY PROMPTLY HTPEcroRASr AND
ANY oNE 1HREArENED THROAT DISEASE,
RrxEDY EQUALLY EFFEcTUAL AFFOHDrsG FRox
oBs1RuorNG PHLEGs, PAsrs SOLD