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fg@ TO THE PUBLIC.
d Rules, Regulations, mud Instructions for
tho Prevention Of the spread Of Epi-
deUlc, Infectious, and Contagious Dis
enses In the District of Columbia.

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tasSas dise,ses 70 issue Or cause e Do ssrsd such
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and .s@Gy. o. such disease sad orders
mn force and effect until BY The said Board re;
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Tnst any Psrs1p q any Of the toreT1ns
from nc board q Health he time for such inter
every undertaken within the District OF Coinmbia
nssEeSy brsSred npSn the certificate o. tIs at
s n o. hs to ne ss
8 No railroad or steamboat company or other
common carrier shall bring into the District Of Co.
Ss any y e linz
S9fh Psss
MoresAd snail pc sfppped upon the limit OF the Dis.
rict OF Columbia until the board Of Health ID Only
notified OF the same, and the proper officer thereof
and dspesea q the aeeordn 70 tSe Sre ssls
OF the board Of Health.
a During the prevalence Of any OF the foregoing
Diseases within the District Of Columbia there shall
he used as disinectantH In priyies, dry EARTH dry
ashes sulphAte of iron carbolic acid with sulphate
oi lime, or some other tested and suitA-
bic disinfectant in water closets or 10 pounds OF
sulphate Of Iron dissolved In or gallons Of water
with one half pint Of crude cArbolic acid added To
me solution, shall DO employed IN quantities not
sever, aud upon premises seperally. quick lime,
shall be used In such quantities and within such
Times h 70 keep all premises within the District Of
Columbia in proper sanitary condition.
b That all undertAkerr, or persons acting as nm.
dertakers. In the city OF Georgetown hereby re-
quired to report to the Board OF uealth on or be
lore the tenth day Of each month, until othsrwise
ordered. all tnterments made by them, together
attending the dssth Of any individual setting forth
tut name sex color ae, time Of and cause OF death
and also the place Of interment torther with sDch
other facts As may serve to Identify the Individual
and be OF service To the board In preventing the
spread Of epidemic, infectious or contagious ala
These regulations the Board OF Health will, TO
CONSERVE the public health, rigldly enforce accord
II the duty Of the Hoard Of Health TO issue ORDER
regulations and instructions Ms Aforesaid. q
President Board of Health Dist Of Columbia
Attest: ~ w BLISS, M. d., Secretary.
Approved H. ID. COOKE, Governor. lyI4at
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In OUR NEWS COLUMNS will be found an
extract from Long Branch letter to the
Tribune, which purports to give some i'm
portant information about Washington. We
suspect there Is more imagination than fact
In IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-29

Gov. SAM BARD announces that he will in
short time rc-cnter the field of journalism
in Georgia. The name of his paper will be
the Atlanta Ne,o Era. His energy and abil.
ity give the assurance that 1t will be OF i'm.
mense assistance to the cause of republican.
ism In that State.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-29

Mr.. LOUIS BAaoER has been appointed by
King Oscar Of Sweden and Norway his vice
consular representative In this city. A better
selection could not have been made. Mr..
Dagger has during the last four or five years
achieved very high distinction as q Journalist
and magazine writer, and is dcscrvedly
popular among all who know him.
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY REFLEX for Young Men from the ef
feots OF errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impodiments to Marriage removed Nav
mothod OF treatment. New aud remarkable reme
yelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
3S0uth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa AN instliu
ton having a high reputation for honorable con,
duct and professional skill. Jy7 am
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100000.
MIS- SOURI, STATE LOTTERY.
Lesnlizedb by state Authority and Drawn In
PHblic In st. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 Numbers.
GLASS @. TO BE DRAWN JULY 81, Is7a
6,6SO Prizes. Am an m tins N aoOO mn
Tickets, $40, Half Tickets, So, Quarters,

Tickets, $40, Half Tickets, s5i Quarters,
$3.50.
,noSr lotteries are chartered by the State, are
Mwnysdrnwn at the time named, and all drawings
arc under the supervision OF sworn commandment
The onhciAl drawing will be published In the
dSonis psPers and copy Of drawing sent 70
TIVE will draw . similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year i1a
"a Rspit a 9y5 Iish by POST QFFIQE MONEY
EXPRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
st. Louis, Me.
Post OmoBoI 2tb myi!TuThhstf
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THE Richmond Dispatch Is worried about
the third term question. General Grant, II
be ieves, can be President for life II he only
wants to be. If there is anything that can
make him President for life, 1t will be the
Cpl ,sitlon Of the constituency Of the Dis,
match
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Foremost among the Democratic leaders
who denied last fall the existence Of Ku-Klux
organizations In Missouri, Kentucky and
other States, 10 say nothing about North
Carolina and Tennessee, was Mr.. B. Gratz
Brown. a dispatch from Cincinnati this
morning says that band of these outlaws
visited his mothers farm in Owen county,
KY, few nights ago, killed negro, de-
stroycd a lot of property, and drove of all
tho help. Perhaps the Vice Presidential
candidate on the Greeley ticket is convinced
now,
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BOARDING.

RohRDiNG:-BoARD, WITH OR WITHOUT
Enecnuye Departments, Apply At el6 Twelfth
Stree. between and streets northwest sep2Su
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

E'ANCY GOODS AT COSTING HUMBUg
Foods At cost for q isy weeks Refore gommencins
jysam. "a. Seventh. bc,v,en ma ddip sspssi;s
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JAY COOKE g. Co.

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
virginia, North Corolina, und south Caro-
linai
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90,
FAINT. WASHINGTON Il co.,
MIDDLETON CO.,
WAbHINGToN CITY SAVINGS BANK.
FREEMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY.
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RoPosALs FOR IRON RAILING.

pkofosALS FOR lhON RAILING. -..
80 wAn DEpAHrnrsr,)
leg ouAnTgRMAsTKR GErknAL's OYYIcr,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10, ls7s \
sealsd propos.ls IN trirlicate, with copy Of this
IRIS once until TUESDAY. August ~. ii noon. for
Iron RI ing around tho Sold srp' Lot in thu For.
est HI Cemetery. Madison, Wis.
The railing 70 be light iron fence. set on stone
The work will be inspected by competent epri.
neers and strict with the terms Of tne
contract viii be required.
Enyelopes containin6 proposals. will-be iudorsed
nproposals Tor ron ra'ips." and addressed 70 the
Dy order OF the Quartermaster General
,.,AJ J. McGONNIqLE,
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Cap. and A..i..an, 5as sitSi J.. 4 4
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

DROPOSALS FOR COAL. =
TREAHuRY DEPARTMENTAL
BuRSAu or EsoRAviso AsD PaINTIso.
scalcd PROPOSALS " III he received al This Office
until lo.oelock, a. m. tn ksDAY, the 18Th day Of
August, leia. for furnishing one thousand U,to0)
tolr % run 81 me taeorees Creek Cumberland
Coal, to be delivered 1t such ues and places and
~ snch quantities as may By required, and subject
proved jnly II. ls7o, viz ''fhat such coal shall
wesh a.9t! pounds to the ton. and shall be in
rpcrted and WEIGHED. and the quantity on each load
Ss sInisS a. The LIN e deiyef !hs Psr.on
pose and thatth prescribed fee Of " cents for each
ton q coal iuspecfed, WEIGHED and delivered shall
be raid by the CONTRACTOR
Proposals Sil be c9n.idered hindIps for one week
e. TIT The sht reject ali any portion Of
MED by satisfsctory eyiderce Of ability 70 fun the
conuact nor viii sny paynent be made without
nished 10 such as the contract calls for.
PROPOSALS should be addressed aud sent TO the
once o. GEO. d. McCAHTEE,
g, thief o. Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
USeOthugb Treasury ~ p,.n
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The great scheme, comprehendng the CONNER.
s"ccess nv talnps ws ,sca NJ ,ss 'u
may be, but il need be 80 no Longer, The inad.
gusey g. STATE AMI lndlyldusi enterprise for ne
been rscornsed, and an active eifort viii secure
the efficient cooperation Of the National Gov.
resml,s wb,ah won% foi,ow sn w. enure my, nes
hind our mountains lies the great West, not,
'noeeu' ncn IN
nm, eem,n, Nm 1.n p.a,', sna Gold ,,n,
everywhere an outlet for her overfSw n grans.
res. on me broad plains Of the Mississippi the
alone can Il nd an expeIssus s sn,ranns io the
markets Of the world. Experience has demon.
tban To epests ,ss more pf1nao,e NC 20 ear,n AMI
II we are wise we will provide this outlet and
accept tn,s variety o. human activity a. me oes
been the Judgment aS Of our wsess Statesmen. In
the convention which met q 1880 70 consider
erepoc 10 he Chesspease and Ohio canal, Roger
2. fancy, with several others, insisted that the
csns eseen, " paan nv ssnre.. coaaton mai
she should have the power at any time TO con
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L,oR SALE AND RENT.-wE HAVE FOR
IT, sale and rent In N beet situations on Capitol
ELEGANT RESIDENCES, both large aud email
At low fsur.s aud conyenient payments. Homes
BY citizens and strangers Of undspu, cd taste and
lndsmenti by the ophieut as web ~ by those en-.
70 buy well is when you eau buy cheaply; aud the
Eresent Is the opportunity. We invite call from
will surely appreciate in valtie.
HESTER 4 RYON,
Jes5-eotf Real Estate Brokers, Capitol Hin.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR sALE-AT ONE HUNDRED AND TwtN-
y ty.hve dollars each, three hrrtclass tickeh 70
Han Francisco via Clrnbua, Chicavo Burin4op
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E,oR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROP.
II ERTY.-The attention of thos- who would like
the chanse Of q well-dehned speculation Ii espe.
and very desirable
PA II M
In the county Of Fairfax. about 10 miles from Wash.
inston. and on the main road leading 10 the village
q Occoqnan aud the city Of Alexandria, and being
Manassas railroad, and miles from nayiVable va.
ter, comprising Us acres Of open. arabic land and
and which will cut 70 cords 10 the acre. The Farm
a well wAtered, there being aspiring IN every held.
very large great Ia height and dense, and for fuel
alone ~ worth twice the sum asked for the entire
tract The cleared land Ia, Of excellent quality
and yields well, Farms adjoining this estate
are heid o. NIFTY dollars per acre The purchase Of
rs the land will be sold at the very low Price Of ed
Per acre, part cash and balance on terms to snit
the purchaser. or will be traded for city property,
HESTER T. RYON,
Heal Estate Brokers,
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Washington News.

The man who was supposed, on Thursday
last, by many Of the brokers, to have been the
well known VIM. NJ Tweed, of New York,
proves to have been Col j. Coudit Smith, who
was formerly chief quartermaster of Gen.
Sherman's staff, and who is here settling VI;
his accounts. lie enjoys the joke hugely.
The funeral of Daniel Lynch, who was lost
on the Wawaset, took place on Thursday after
noon. The funeral of MIR. III. II. Hazard took
place yesterday, and was attended by large
assemblage of mourning friends. The funeral
of Matilda Haney, colored, also took place under
the direction of the Gallilean Fishermen, a
colored benevolent association OF men and wo-
mtn.
j. R. Balds, merchant Of Georgetown, D.
c., was robbed Of $40 in greenbacks in this
city few nights ago. Rcddy Welsh, johnny
Nolan, alias the "Brooklyn Boy" Tom Hurst
aud Merton Harrigan, the latter boarders at
Welsh's S, were arrested, but owing to Reddy
being attacked with fits this morning their ex-
animation has been postponed.
John Brown, colored one-cgged shoemak.
er, who does business % New York Avenue,
near Fourteenth street, has been missing for
several days. 1t is thought he has committed
suicide on aconnt of grief 10 having lost near
friend in the Wawaset disaster
The Washington Star will soon be published
from new building, the erection of which has
recently been decided upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
NEWS OF TIL e DA Y.
TO shoao the very age and body Of the Times"

Elias Durand died yesterday in Philadelphia,
aged so. He was born in France, and served
under Napoleon as pharmacian in the army.
After the fall of Napoleon he came to this
country and established a drug store, which
was the most celebrated of the kind III Phlla-
delphia. \ herbarunl, embracing ten thouS-
and American plants, presented by him, occu-
pies separate gallery in the Jaldln DIES Plantcs
in Paris.
General Rosscr's expedition has had great
success in surveying route tor the Northern
Pacific Railroad between the head Of the Mis-
souri, and the Yellowstone region. No serious
obstacles were found along the route, and the
Company are now ready for proposals to grade
aud bridge. Possibly by next summer tourists
may 90 by rail to the heart Of the Yellowstone
the great natural marvel OF America.
A dispatch received at the Postofhce Depart
ment from prcsquc Isle, Me, states that the
postoffice at tina, place was entered on the nj Eht
of the 9TH inst, by robbers, and money orders
to the amount Of S222 % stolen, besides other
postoffice matter No clew has as yet been OBJ
tanned TO the perpetrators.
During July the growing cotton made de-
cidcd Improvement, and the average was height
eued considerably. There is every Indication
now Of tiue crop, except that destroying III
sects are unusually plentiful, but they do not
appear to have done any considerable amount
Of harm.
Arrests in New York indicate the outlines Of
shocking criuc. 4 wife implicated with
another man in the murder of her husband,
and the criminals wife also acting az an acccs-
sorry, are the principal figures in the tragedy.
The murder took place near Albany,
The Insurance people are about to cndeavor
to cocrcc the Boston authorities by advancing
the rates in that city unless the efficiency of the
Fire Department is increased. Some Of the
great turci gu companies appear IL DC at the
head of the movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

TIE STORM AT LONG BRANCu-A special
dispatch to the New York Commercial dated
at Sandy Hook, p. H., Thursday, says:
have just arrived from Long Branch hav-
ing taken observations all the way down from
above the West End Hotel.
There i, little or no abatement in the terrific
storm. The wind whistles as feartully, and
the ocean rolls and r0ars as ungrlly as early
this morning Far out as the eye can reach,
through binding rain, can be seen the big
waves with their white caps foanIing and rae
ing like so many mad horses with white maues.
Scattered along the beach are seen floating bar
rels, boxes and deck. loads of vessels, that have
been washed overheard.
The wreckcrs are out, and some Of them arc
repiug harvest Nothing Of any serious char
acter in the way OF wreck or vessels going
ashore has been heard of as far South as Suuam
Beach: This is regarded as marvellous. The
oldest inhabitants say that 10 such storm has
been seen at the Branch in many years, and
all wouder that so few accidents have occurred.
The cottages on the bluff beach at Monmouth,
and indeed, up as far as the Presidents Man
sion, had very uncomfortable time of it. The
wind blew very gale all night long, and the
big rain danced a never-endiag and digreeable
jig away past the brca ktaSt hour The bathing
houses of several of the hotels aud cottages
were carried away by the Infatuated surf. SIEVE
raj narrow escapes occurred FROM parties who
took great risks to save their property. Que
of the bathers at the Metropolitan Hotel was
carried out some distance, aud was washed
ashore iuscDsblc. Timely applications saved
his life.
The angry surf rolled up almost to the door
steps of the cottages Of Messrs. Jay Gould and
Charles Osborn. Between Seabrlght and the
Highland Stations the ocean has repeatedly
washed over the beach, and made a slight wa
ter way through 10 the Shrewsbury river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

We have received the September number of
the Galaxy, published in New York by Shell
don l. Go. Among the articles it contains is
one on the anti-savery men of the South, writ
ten by the late Edward A. Pollard, short
time before his death. The other articles are
interesting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

The rain yesterday intertered with the ar
engagements made for the proposed festivities Of
the Potomac Fruit Growers Association, at
Colliugwood, on the Potomac few miles be-
low this place. The company, however, found
a convenient and comfortable shelter at the resi-
dence Of MIR. Tracy H. Snowden, where they
were kindly and Hospitality entertained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

The Southern Historical Association, lately
in session at Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs, adopted resolutions making Rich
mond the headquarters Of the society in the
future. General Jubal A. Early was elected
President, with one Vice President in each
Southern State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

COL Geo. Z. Deneae of Rockingham county
has written letter addressed to Ex-Governor
Wise, on the pending situation Of political al:
fairs in Virginia 1t will be published in the
Rockingham Register, and that paper says:
The conclusion of the whole matter Of Col.
DIS letter is, that in no event will he support
the election of COL Robert W. Hughes for
Governor, whilst he will give his advocacy aud
vote for the nominees of the Conservative
party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

Col. Geo. E. Grisham, editor of the Jones
boro (Tennessee) Union Flag and Advertiser,
died at his late home in Jonesboro', on Mon,
day. the l4th of August, Of the cholera. He
took prominent part 10 all measures adopted
for the relief Of the sick and suffering, aud re-
manned actively employed, until he, himself
was stricken down with the disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
THOMAS PERI 7,

lHONa fERR1,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCl'AHl
AND AGENT FOR
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS
No. l. King street.
aug lGt ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
~ - ALPACASl
Just received fac a:sor'rn mt "i \ 81 No.,
We buy largely o. these goods n':d are 'h'' 'i'''
able to offer bargains. g ppIN,r..
CIJRTAINS, GINGHAMS and many olhe'
articles, at low prices. y ,rtr,,gvro
aug IL ~. [ '" | :" - y ~
YET NECKLACES,
j JET EAR DROPS and
FAN CHAINS,
New styles just received, and will be sold With
q small profit NJ
JAS FERG USON'S HAIR DEPOT,
Aug IL III King street
A FINE RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
The fine RESTAURANT with the benutiini
SUMMERGARDEN of FKlTZ SClN Eden
No il3 King street, is for sale at reasonable
price Call on the premises, ll3 King street.
aug l4-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16

The returns of the Agricultural Department
for the lst of August Indicate general and
somewhat marked improvement in the condi-
ton and promise of the cotton crop since the
first Of july.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
VA.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 16, 1873.

The Indians in Western Texas and Arizona
are:reported to be exceedingly active. Reports
to army headquarters tell of raids and murders
and 70 bberies at half dozen different points.
Gen. Sherman has again pressed upon the
Government his request to be permitted to chase
the maraudiug savages to their homes, and
punish them. There is prospect that the
whites in Minnesota will be in the future less
liable to Indian attacks than they have been IN
the past. The Sioux having recently whipped
out the Pawnees, the latter are now preparing
for retaliating var. Between them, the In
dian population will decrease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Rockingham Register says: ~ COM
papy has been formed with Paul ". Latham,
esd, of New York, as president, who contem-
pIate improving Lowman's Springs, near Raw
lev, by the erection OF buildings sufficiently OK
tcnsve for the accommodation OF 900 visitors.
This company is attempting to negotiate WIN
the n. K. Il. r. Go. for depot at their
springs, which, if consummated, Will DC the
only stopping; point Oh this SIDE near the noun
tam. ....---.
\ merry throny assembled at Jordan White
Sulphur Springs, Frederick county, on Tues
day evening last, the occasion being the first
grand masquerade and fancy ball of the season.
The regular guests now assembled at Jordan s
number over one hundred and fifty, but on this
occasion the crowd received large accessons.
The Warren Sentinel says: I'VE regret to
learn that Marcus &. Richardson was seriously
sheep upon the cars on the W. G., Y. NJ. 4
G. S. K. r.. but are glad to hear that he Is
now Improving.
Mr. Rudolph G. Mayo, gentleman who
has for some time held position 10 the VIZ
gnia Banking and Trust Company, at Staun-
ton, has been unanimously elected by the a.
rcctors as cashier in place of the late W. Ii.
Tam>.
\ horse of Mai. John d. Rogers, of Farley
Vale, King George county was killed by hight
ming while standing in the stable durlog the
storm CT Tuesday last.
The proposition TO vote subscription, on
the part Of the town Of Danve, to il railroad
mp through Franklin county, was defeated on
day last.
Bishop Gibbons, OF Richmond, has recently
had religious services aud preached III Harris
onburg and Staunton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-16
Foreign News.


Six hundred French Imperiasts met at
ChlschurSt yesterday and celebrated the tcte
day Of the late Emperor. Prince Louis NapO-
ieou made speech, in which he said: Plant
ing myself as an exile near the tomb Of the
Emperor, represent his teaching, which may
he summarized in the motto, Govern the peo-
l,le for the people The Prince was loudly
chcered. The meeting was most enthusiastic.
At Chisclhurst, after mass, the Empress Eu-
genie and her sou gave Il reception, at which
the Prince made Il brief speech to his visitors.
The long aud costly war between BraZi! and
Paraguay aud the Argentine Confederation two
years ago subsidized from the exhaustion Of the
conflicting parties, hut hostilites have now
been formally ended by the declaration of a
treaty OF peace. The removal Ut war restrlc-
li0us will be OF great benefit to the commerce
Of The River Plate. Monlevideo and Buenos
Ayres
Dispatches from Bay0nne say: Eight hun
bred Gacan socialists are marching on Portu-
gai, in which country they hope to find Sympa-
thzcrS with their movement \ thousand in
s,lrgcnt refugees FROM Valencia have landed on
the coast Of lAlicaulc, and are levyiug contrlbu-
tons OF the rcn GowDS.
1t is reported that the crew Of the British
steamer Deer Hound, seized by a Spanish uan-
of. war for landing arms Tor the Carlists, will be
tried on the charge Of piracy.
Dispatches have been received at the Carlist
headquarters in Bayonue announcing that the
town uf Bcrsa had been captured by tic Roy
asts.
The Spanish Cortcs has approved the bill
calling eighty thousand Of the reserves into ac
tive service against the Carist and Republican
insurgents,
Dispatches from various places in Germany,
where the cholera prevails, state that the dis
ease Is Increasing IN violence