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Accideufs WIN HaDnent

And a general accident policy in the Trav-
elers of Hartford provides cash indemnify
when accidents do happen. Apply to Marx
& Bensdorf agents
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PERSONALS.

Hon. JOHN BANTER is in the city holding
court.
Mr.. J. c. BARRY, of the Southern Express
Company. and wife, arrived home yesterday
from Chicago.
Miss KATIE OULD, of Somerville, Tennes.
see, is visiting her cousins, Misses Hattie and
Lottie billiard, on Jefferson street extended
VISITORS on Change yesterday: J. R
Baker, Dyersburg; c. II. Graham, Chicago
I. B. Gavote, Cotton Plant; w. B. Shearin
Middleton; J. c. Berry, Columbus, Missis,
sippi; d. NJ. Russell, Mississippi; Charles
Newman, New Orleans; H. F. Seessel, New
York; Simon Moses, Oakland.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Courf-PIeree, Judge.

Calendar for to-day: No. 6671, Pat Grit
fin VS. Leon Phillips; 67l2, Richard Miller
vs J. H. Johnston; 6714, Mississippi Valley
Insurance Company VS. NJ. R. Lowenstine;
6722, L. Anderson, admiaistratix, vs. John
Pittman
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Burneft's Cocaine

hair. 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flavoriug Exracts-the
! hest
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Parker's Ginger Tonic can perform such va.
ried cures, thinking it essence of ginger,
when it is made from valuable medicines
which act on every diseased organ.
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Where out of hundred persons killed eight
had accident policies in the Travellers,
amounting to $4,000. 1t cost them only
1882 so. Get policy before you start at
the agency of Marx & Bensdorf.
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The following calendar will be called this
morning: No. S24, Berry VS. Brown; $685.
Turner VS. Jones ct al; 1904, Hart, Mead,
Blevin Manufacturing Company vs. Barbour
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Public Administrators oaice-Memphis. Tennes-

Public Administrators Offiee-Memphis, Tennes-
see. December ~, 1881.
NOTICEis hereby given that / will. as admins
IN traitor of the estate OF Thomas G. Davis. de-
ceased on Thursday. January ), 1882 at u O'Clock
M proceed to sell the personal property, not
exempt by law, of said deeedent, at public outcry,
to the highest bidder for cash. the late residence
of the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LOAGUE,
Puhlic Administr tor
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Many Wonder How

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
"Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
LETTING No. 6.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
= Vicksburg. Shreveport and Pacific Railroad
Company until February II, lsS2. at II O'Clock
noon for the grading, trestling and crcssties of
about forty eight miles, from Arcadia TO Shreye
port, on the line of the ", s. and p. r. R., in
Louisiana.
Proiiles, plans end specifications can be seen,
and blank forms for proposals can be Obtained at
the Office OF +. Y. Dabney, Chief Engineer aud Su
periutendent, at Monroe. La and al the office of
q. Bouscar rem. Consulting Engineer, 49, Vine street,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
All bids must be addressed to John Scott Gene
raj Manager, 134 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The company reserves the right 70 reject any or
ali bids g. BOCSCAREN
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Elegance and PurtfI.

Ladies who appreciate purity use Parker's
Hair Balssm- 1t Is the best article sold for
restoring gray hair to its original color.
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A Delicious 0dOr
Remember Ashtabula!

| is impaired by Floreston Cologne, which is
always refreshing, no matter how freely us ed
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DIR. Thornton Speaks on Health, and
President MADDEN Outlines the
Policy on Streets.

The Legislative Council met Yesterday
with President MADDEN in the chair and the
following members present: Messrs. james,
Gavin, Kney, Wallace, Lee and Graves.
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FAIRM0 UNT,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

Situated Upon Cumberland Plateau,
ON TENNESSEE COAL CO. RAILROAD, VIA
~ Cowzn- Tenth Year begins March Is, ISL
Tenth Year closes December u, ISL The situa
ton OF the school, It's vacation IN winter and con-
unuance of session during the summer, recon-
mends il to those who wish escape the trials of
malerial districts. Terms PER YEAR. 1924
The Musical Department OF this school covers a
wide field. II Is regularly graded school, and its
course of study is under the direction of the COL
LEGE OF MUSIC at Cincinnati There Is a sum
mer Term of this department, beginning June LIST
and cont nuing tl October LIST, for those who wish
TO study music alone Apply for circulars 10
MRS. II. B. KELLs or Mr. SILAs HcBEE,
Principals Monteagie. via CoTan. Tenn
REFER5-Msior L Minis, Mr.. Paul RomGre. Rev
VIM C. Williams, Atlanta: R.. Rev. ". u. Green.
Rev. W. p. Dubose. sswsnee, Tenn; Ri Rev Alex
Gregg Judge A H Willie. Galveston. Texas. Gov
Benz. 6. Humphreys, Hon. r. g. Buck. Eieksburg.
Miss; Hon. W. B. Spencer. New Orleans, Ia Hon
Jacob Thompson, NeSsrS- ]. g Day, W. P. Proudnt,
J. J. Freeman NJ Hawks !. Mansfield, J. J. Busby,
Memphis.
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FOR yICKSBURG
FOR ST. Francis RIVER.
Fob ARKANSAS CITY.

Memphis and A RI ansas City Packet Co.
Adams U. s. Mail Line-For Helena, Friars Point
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff B. R-The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ. R. Cheek -...master A. L. Cummins. CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at pm.
For information apply at No. 8 Madison street.
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Memphis and vicksburg r. r. Co.
Sfockh0Iders, Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF
N the Memphis and Vieksburg Railroad Com
pany that meeting of stockholders will be neld
at the Company's Office At VICKSBURG, MISS,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1882,
for the purpose of consolidating this Company
with the Tennessee Southern Railroad Company,
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company and the New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
EUG. MARTIN, President.
Vicksburg Miss December "a 1881
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TheLlTTLEHAvANA COMPANY
Supplement to Royal Havana Lottery
TAKES PLACE
February 3. ISS2. March n, 1882.
February n, ISS2, March IS, ISS2.

NEW SCHEME23,00OT Tickets only 81
eaeh-927 Prizes GUS. Currency e24. 0S0.
Desiring TO meet the very general demand for
Low priced Tickets, we have devised Supplement
tary Series of Prizes based upon the Regular Draw
ings of the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount OF
Prizes in which q folloWE:
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81 Prizes... %. 8. Currency s24 O33
The tickets in the Supplement are sold at a uni
form Price
WBoles, e2: Halves, 81.
Prizes paid in full in United States currency i'm
rnediateiv presentation OF ticket For tickets
and further informs ton spplv tn CHASE & CO.
General Agents New Haven, Conn, or No. @ W.
Corrf street NsInTIi-. Tenn
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FOR DYERSBURG,
FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVE

FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
MILT HARRY LINE-Memphts White
and Black River u. 8. Mail Packet.
For Indian Bay, ct. Charles, Clarendon, DevsIs
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jscksonport, searcy,
Batesville, Powhattan, and Pocahontas, The
new and elegant steamer
sJOsie Harry, Esssak
n. Z. Harry, Master,
On and after September Sd Will leave Mem
phis EVERY SATURDAY, at 5 Pm, connecting
direct with the new Black river U. !. mail packet
and with Daily Packets TO Batesville and Upper
White river. Through rates to all points.
Freight CONSIGNED to Ailt Harry Line, Memphis
er Tcsfesse, VII - EzrHpz,. scrwertc1,
Once, No. D mauIs5n Es.~cs-
R. w. LIGHTBUREE, Agent, Monroe St.
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RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.

A petition was received from several citi-
gems asking that the property owners on Lau-
derdaIe, between Jefferson and Adams, be
required to put down plank sidewalks. Or
dered done
John L. Eichberg sent Communication
to the council calling attention to the condi-
ton Of the pavement on the west side OF
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VACCINATION AG AIS.

The president of the Board of Health
made the following report, which was re-
ceiYed and fled
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-31

The County Court met yesterday with
Chairman Smith in the chair and nearly all
the members present. The only matter Of
shy great interest was the consideration of
the matter OF giving the Kansas City road
the right of way over the Horn Lake road
Most OF the day was consumed in examining
the bills against the county.
c. NJ. Padgett, resident of Fort Picker
ing, asked permission TO
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18

that this vast aai valu able mineral field, in its entirety, lies within the confines of the rich and royal coun- ty of Final
 Private aivices f. m Stuta Cata- linls inforns us that the Santa Cat lima Copper Company, who, for some tune past, hays been prospect ing their claims for ore, have struck st, two foot pay streak of high grade copper, and there is a proba- bility of restarting the sinelteI at once. This company deserves to succeed They have spent money freely in putting up machinery, building roads, etc.
 Ten tons ofrich oss were brought into Gas. Craade lraza the Reward mine, Casa GFaade Ji,iHict. It will be shipped to Deav for treaments This is She Ci-iisar isonc ty, eeesas 1 Y sold to New I sr1 company. There are twenty men at work at the mine, driving developments ahead rapidly with very encourar- ing results. This company seems to have a deep and well filled sack and pay off the men every week. We think there can bc no doubt of this company's success.
 Mr. Loss and others who have visited the Sharp copper discovery, located about eight miles from Butte, assure us that it IS the most ex ensive cofpar deposit in the Ter ritory so far as he can be determined by the surface showing. At one point on the Copper Bell, one of the Sharp group, there is a solid body of ore about four hundred feet square, and according to the assays Of the exhibit sent to the Denver ex- hibit, it carries B per cent of cop per. When we Ieme!nLer that c r. per ore running above 20 per cent is high grade, the Copper Bell has the look Of Q vertible bonanza. The claims have enough ore in sigat, on the surface, to run two thirty ton smelters for several years. Tie only question js the per cent of cop per it csrgies and al Of the numer- oas assays made show the latter tc be high. The claims are favorably situated, lying bui three miles from the Gila river, with good wagon road leading almost 10 their boun-- dary lines. The ore contains iron and will fux itself. There certainly can be no question as to the value of this property. Every competent man who has examined 1t has pass cd favorable judgement on it.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18
Fridays News.
C1rY IMPROVEMENTS

It is with pleasure that we note the progress made by our City Council in the way of i'm proving the streets and cross ings of our city. For years nothing of importance has been done in this matter, but since the last Council was elected every available dollar has been used to improve the city. There Is sure to be an end to it for the reason that the funds will give out. TYe therefore make the following proposition: There are several places in town that need grad ing so that the water from the ditches will not overflow. Let every property owner subscribe  sufficient amount to pay for teams and the city will furnish the labor to grade. The e1- pense will be small and a vast improvement will be made. All honor is due to the Council for what they have done. Now let the people help along the good work and soon the dan gers of overfowing streets will be avoided. Thea present out look for Phoenix being the fu- ture Capital is good and we want the people of Arizona to know that we have the finest place in the entire Territory. Make the start, gentlemen, and 1t will rebound to your adyan- tage.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18
FOREI&N TEzEGRAzEs.

LONDON, August f5.-It is st ted that half tie marines now stationed in Ireland will proceed to Egypt IS soon as possible.
 The King Of 7 ilulani (Cctawayo) has arrived at Osborne. Itis rumor- ed tha, the Qacon at an interview t. be granted lin will inform him of the decision of Ter government and restore him 10 his Kingdom. Il is stated that the B,itish RssideAt will b- appointed to reside at UIan1i, the Znlu capitol, in order ta ndvise him on questi.ias T lative to external re- lations-
 The siek n4 of the British troops t AtexsFndrfa before the arrival of tsie gnards. shovel total of 5,foo linen ghegs were seveniy-.ix iaFa- ids exclusive Of the wounded.
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E&zEz4ZS.

''Scnd nae all :he dresses q woman has worn in the course of her life and will write her biograp phy from them. J
 A New Oheans girl, suing for breach of prom ise, places her dam ages at Sf. She allowel him to hug her but o.,ce, and then he spoiled a new lace collar
 Frogs are so thick in some parts of Kansas that they have to take turns sitting OF the grass all night.
 If kerosene oil was selling for a cent a gallon some man who had uo chance to sink $50,090 in Rews paper would set about driving a new well.
 When you buy blackberry jam 1t the grocer's don't ask him if it is made of wormy figs, soft peaches and roor brandy. He was never in the foundry where such things are put up.
 The Milwaukee man who knocked q barglnr down with a shoe is just selfish enough of lis own character to come out out and explain that the sh belonged to his wife.
 English bull logs sell all the way from $50 to @,000, but perhaps that's as good way to use the money as to squander the money in buying mem.ers of the legislature on this side.
 Out Of twenty New York do, tors who were askel to give an opinion of ice water as q beverage seventeen declared it all right. The other three have all the pract cc they can take care of.
 Most people who visit Niagara Falls are disap 'ointed in the roar. They expect to hear som eihing like tue voice of chairman at 8 ward caucus.
 The eas company of August, Ca, has lowered the price of gas four different times since the war. an that, too. without being kicked into T..
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Samaritan FSSOirS

Cures Alcoholisse. Drur' slaga=- W hGh5r Of tpi1n Eat --- -- halitz are tv --r l-e t7t'--- rF- ever hefslilcu -uH-1ru- caa. sands Clo aD.u...r .la.e ~ drugs. Tue GrluSe-a .ees because he fScS it. na1 trr fN Grinklu- and t-r1a-l-lr Hts thinkSus ta4t Dc ts el 4ss aar Like the uDirm tlrer- re --- dfur in su4l r.---.-t'..s t~ ~ tfdare. 2 he -Has a .Ur takce stroUc hold uror --s tar- hlul on Go li- t.rEu --r-lrf.r~- -" it= of Ouiura E Eagsl- and lrr arc precisely s. -'-. t.at- .sfr ness. as arc--tl fr- l- e-omach. Wafc. ra-n-e.a- --- E1.N til it pas -trlt hrtc sa ~ So every irilz cT erl- r- a instead os slti-lFisl. 9--.e fires. until st Cc-.=rrl-r= ter ht fhcu itself lake t-r iE cries .-ti. e- --n- 4 cuonzh uuul ilS crvl rr i5seli. Sarusr7.aG >rrVlrr -te- rSlirf la u.l Slt4 cases. -- outlets -L, uerv a. Ns-'t- -. rar system and ra~.u-es e'~r --- a a healthy cHE -.-.ll--
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are You Troubled

With conscientious qualms? ?' asked q friend. You locked troubled" " "So I am," suid the sufferer; but Ii is with too;hache-" More fool, you," replied the comforter; ''get it pulled out, and buy bottle of SO ZODONT, and preserve the good teeth from like calamity"
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Esosraessead Notic !.
LAND OFFICE AZ Toozox, Aug. l,h, I3s

LAND OFFICE Az TCosoN, Aug. 4,h, Iese- Notice is hereby given that William r. Dowa-d has flied notice of hls intention to make final proof in support Of his Home stead Entry No. 14i, and that said proof will be made before the Hon. Thomas ti- Greenhaw. Probate ludge for Maifcopa in said county, on the lIth of Scptemher 1882, for the southwest quarter. Of section 20; township No. 1 north, of range No cast, Gila and Shit River Meridian He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous res idencc upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz. Thomas J. Bryan, Henry Sloser, Martin P. Griffin ard Nii- liam A. Hancoc ali ofPh@niS. Marieapa county, A. T.
 HsSRy CoUsINs,
 all 5tw. Rcsi- ter
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scaora RaElre, ].

TUcsoN, Aug. 15.-The Stars So nora advices from Magdalena. say that the track of the Sonora limited railroad is now laid to three miles north of that point, and Inc graders arc now far in advance of the track layers. The gap between the Ari- zona and Sonora divisions i5 seventy miles, with grading comp ,ete in Arizcna. Heavy rains and several washouls on the Sonora railroad gre reported.
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district, at once. Mr. Peabody, who had taken q conditional contract to sink two hundred feet on the mine, stopped work some weeks since, ow- ing to q water strike. Gre of the conditions of his contract was that he should cease operations on strik- ing water, and he reached the latter al derth of one hurd;ei feet. One cf b C owners of the properly has taken charge of the work now and will put iu all the machinery neces- sary to open the mine thoroughly
 lAI.aJ
 ". V. Cole Is sinking on the Al pha, at Laync Springs, and is taking out some very rich ore.
 Hardy says the grasshoppers at the river are so large that they light on the trees and bark.
 Mr. C. s. Walbourn has been se- rioasiy ii thc past week, but is, we are glad to hear, recovering.
 We hear that new ferry has been established at the A. ( P railroad crossing of the Colorado river.
 4 fine ore body has been opened up m the Valley View mine, st Chlo- riGe.
 4 Alg strike has heen made in the Blackberry mine at a depth of 500 feet. The shat is HOW being driven in solid ore that assays on an av- craze $150 per ton.
 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Hamilton died Thursday night. The sympathy of the whole community is extended them in their bereaye- ment.
 The Miners Hope, at Stockton Hill, is being developed by the Gray Bros:,with most iiattering prospects. The pay streak increases in richness and size IS they descend. This mine IS situated near the Cincinnati and bids fair to be one of the great mines of Mohave county.
 Capt. Hardy, who has just re turned from 8 trip to the Needles, says the bottoms below Fort Mo have are swarming with glasshop- pers. He describes them as being a new specie and entirely different from the erasshoppers of Kansas. They are as large IS Q mans finger, with large wings of q green color and are stripping the trees of theIr foliage. By September 1st, MT. Hardy thinks, every green thing along the Colorado river will have been consumed and the myriad swarms of grassLoppevs will emi- grate.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the rars- ncrship heretofore existing under Inc firm name Of Wurch N EriX. of the st Louis Brewery, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. aud all OEtStantliu- hi.lS will be paid or collected by Peter Blk
 ?. Bk1N.
 NJ N IltCif
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No California nlail to day.

~%O NeA4AANA i4AeA L4esA4 tO NAtt The town is exceedingly quies. <smoke Baldwin and Pairicio at Geo. F. Coates. *tf Fruit of all kinds Is iu abundance in our town
 PEgnix should have an annual Territorial far.
 4 POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia DainiaEa Bitiers-
 Pinzl is calling for daily mil service She neeis it.
 Drinking Boca Beer, Germania Beer Hail. General lIaich.. arrived this morn ing, en roGtc to Prescott
 Ropul.:ican Ceul,y Conv,n,ion t,-n4orItw Et It o'clock in the sciIoo. house
 1nE MEXICAN REMEDY for dis 4a es of tic Kidneys and BladdeIs is Daniiana Bi.iers.
 C. ". Leach. of the Miner, has been elected delegate from Yavapai 4Uuufy to tLe Territorial Convention lee Cream and lemonade again at Johnny keIIerman's, opposite the post cilice- Give him call. The repairs are about fin shed on the railroad anI we may expect reg ular traiAs lntll the next heavy dew t9n-cs.
 Just from Georsia-Peach and honey, White R3 e and White Corn N hisAiss, Henry Clay Cigars, at the Palace aloon- *tf Gen. Carr, Col. Black and Lieut.. Groesbeck arrived by ambulance fast night and left for Whipple to- day.
 The iauIes of henIx and vicinity will fad it to their advantage to ex- anime the stock of Millinery Goods a; Roscnihal N Katner's, before pur chasing elsewhere. It is said that paper can be com pressed into substance so hard that only diamonds can scratch it. That will be the boss paper on which to print election tickets.
 Ms. E. Decker, Jefferson street, one block south of Wm. B. Hoope & Co.'S, is prepared to take in plain sewing of ali kinds. Cal ana see her. aug 17-1m* A dissatisfied Democrat suggests that the parry ought to he'd its ticke. with cut of rAilrcad train. We can see 10 object in thls unless it be to indicate it's rapid transit to de feat.
 The Philadelphia E asy Hour men tions Mr. J. A. Walton, of l245 N Twelfth street, that city, as an en- thusiastic indorser of St. Jacobs Oil for the relief and cure of diseases of horses.
 The nuptial knot was tied yester- day in Tempe between Mir. Vim. Fellows, of Vulture, and Mi s Guadalupe Gonzales, of Tempe. he happy couple gre now soj 5urn- .ip our city, from whence they Yunure.
 urchin was recently taken
 eastern police justice for
 Acigar stump He in
 AaIrt that he sold them
 kers for ten cents a
 lhy boys and girls
 same business.
 tch says that an
 war has been or . to Alexandria at
 on will efectually
 ln of whether the
 mean war. If so
 an American man.
 Alexandria in satety
 kn have no cause for
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TELEGRFPRIG.
Yellow Fever.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, August IT, Seventeen new cases of yellow fever yesterday, twelve Mexicans and five Americans. Three Mexicans died. The publication of daily papers is suspended, so many of the hands be- ing down with the fever At Mata- moras the number of cases is de- creAsing. Four deaths are reported in twenty-four hours ending at g A. NJ. The weather is clear.
 Cholera.
 DUBLIN, August TIA foreign vessel arrived in Shannon " ith two cases of Asiatic cholera on board
 suicide.
 ToRoNro, August 17-Charles T Kubler was arrested today for pass ing a forged note for ten thousand dollars. When Kubler's father heard Of the sons arrest he hanged himself Went fishing and got Drowned MONTREAL, Aug 17.-Rev- Father Chafelliere and four friends were drowned in lake MackegO, while fishing, by upsetting the canoe
 Aid for Egypt.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The project of sending Arabi Pasha money and volunteers is understood to have been abandoned by the American Irish in deference to counsels pre- vailing in Philadelphia
 Buffers Schemes.
 HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-The recent purchase of the schooner Conquest, about twenty years old, by General 1 Butler, of Boston, has caused much comment and surmise The vessel sailed yesterday, ostensibly for a port in Madagascar, with stores suf fcient fer forty men for nine months. There embarked on tie Conquest only two boys, besides the captain and mate, who sailed in her from this port, but the departure of twenty seafaring men to the east ward by land conveyance within few days Ie :ds to the impression that the vessel was not going to sea light handed. Arms and ammuni- ton arrived by last Boston steamer, consigned to the proiector of the enterprise.