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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. ] 0,925. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. JULY 20, 180G. PH1CE FIVE CENTS.
EUROPE
TIE WAR.
THE PERUVIAN AT FATHER POINT
FOUR DATS LATER.
The Prussian and Austrian Armies in
Force Before Vienna.
Prussia Offers Terms of Peace
and a Five Days' Pause.
Reported Rejection of the Con
ditions by Austria.
Napoleon Had "No Intention"
of Armed Mediation.
THE PRUSSIANS IN DARMSTADT
OUR SPECIAL LONDON DESPATCH.
Prussian Siege of the Fortress
of Mentz.
Action of the Italian Navy on
the Coast of Dalmatia.
Spending Engagements Between the
Austrian and Italian Squadrons.
#%ribaldi Congratulated by the
King's Government.
The Bavarians Reject a Prus
sian Truce.
Progress of the Atlantic Tele
graph Fleet
ADVANCE IN FIVE-TWENTIES
Mm. M.
Ik* ateamahip Peruvian, frooa Liverpool aa Thorail*,
ttf 19, via Londonderry. on Pnday, July 90, pw*d
Point at 9t? o'clock yeelordey afternoon, m
MQllbM.
? M*l la flv* daya later than lha telegraphic a
i of the Hibernian, pnbliahed In tha Haiuo lat
A Plana Brfere Tleaaa-('eaeealratlai fai a
flrrat Battle.
Oar reporta by the reravian, dated Liverpool, July*),
is? ? "Tha military poaition la nacbangad. '
farcea are concentrating an both rldea bore
Via* Day*' ('???Uenllea Time Atlawrd ra
Aaatvta.
Tha Parta Mmilmr of July 90 any* that Pruaaiataa
aaaaaaied lo abataia from boatilltlaa for l?? daya, (o ?
?Mad that Aaatrta agreee la do tha name, and ft ve ar
f Aaatrta Hald ta Harr Rrfaari.
- PfalthM datad atHI later la tha day af the 20tloT
Jbfy atata II waa reported that Aaatrla bad <Urm~
fhaad lo aooept tha Prwaaiao'a aaadiuoaa for peace
Thr JPraaadaaa la Baraatadt.
Tha Prnaaiaaa had eocapled Parmatadt.
Maialraa Nat aa Arard .Mediator.
Tha Mtwitmm da Mr (a aaal official laapired Freb
> organ) daalaa that tha Franrh forarnmooi ad
a^laaalay aa armed medistnr inikrh/
OUR SPECIAL LONDON DESPATCH
Uatmi, inly 99, l<4
After the aag^aaaat between the Aaatrtana and Pu?
?taaa at Trobttarban, an Sunday, July li, maa eatlry
ialaah ?aula af flaaaral Hartman a dlriaton ehargedaad
9afbatad aevaial Anatrtaa a*aarea af the Drai aad Ki^U>
aarpa, aad captnrad three h aad red prteonere
hlia Pruaaian Colooal Glaaalnapp waa woued?<l
tha Prnaaiane hare oommearad a regular atege ofUx
flhrtraaa of Menu. Beata oa tha Rhine era do lo^er
permitted lo proceed pa?f that fnrteaae. aad railroad am
?aalaatlon with the town M auapended.
;f The anticipated trwe between the Praaaiaae and lira
ftaaa haa not yet been definitely eooftloded. the Btra
rtane declining General Felkena^n'e conditlona.
Tha Federal I rt>o pa defeated at Aachafenburg ar*
ftrmlag a jeaetitn with the Barariaaa
lha headquarter* af Prtare A'eianda/ af Reaae Dtrm
aladt are at Waldana |
A battle between the Aaatnait* aad PraaAeaa la at
I at Flondadorf or In the Arid of mafrb on ?<?<<
1 .The Italian fleet, contiailu of aoaaa iroa ? lad *ee*e.?
(M.aereral iteam r? opened aa attack oa tba lalaad ?f
fjmm, 4>* the meet of Palmaila. After ear eraj hour*
abWlaaii Ji'n ai ^dmira1 Peraane, wtth eight ;roa rlad
filih alefe-ad tha /or t af fiaana The pewde*
magazine m tne ft>rt wu blown up during (h? enga^o
?cnt. *
The Italian* had few killed and wouodfld.
Vice Admiral Alt-am joined the squadron of Admiral
Pern no, who was about to give order* for a disembarka
tion, when he waa apprised of an Austrian squadron ap
proaching to prevent this design being carried oat, and
the Italian fleet waa soon afterwards preparing fur an
engagement with tho Austrian squadron.
Prince Carignan and the Italian Minister of War
have sent their congratulations to Garibaldi upon the
victories ac hieved by the volunteers at Arnpolo and
Candino.
Twelve thousand Austrian* have left Trent for Inns
bruck.
The Italian war guard waa at Pioav on Wednesday.
The Austria ns on Mount Domino store attacked tha
Italian volunteers, but soon retired from tho fire of
Italian artillery.
The tame day an attack waa made on Candino.
Italian loss one hundred and thirty killed and
wounded.
The Swiss Federal Assembly bag resolved on immediate
adoption of breech loader* for tbe Swiss army.
The Frankfort contingent lias be?n disbanded and
military clubs closed.
Tbe City of Frankfort hat paid a contribution of sis
millions of florins towards the maintenance ef tbe
troops.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship Moravian, from Quebec, arrived at Lon
donderry on the 10th of July.
Toe City of Boston, from New York, arrived at Que ens
town on tbe 18tb of July.
Tbe Preston, England, Banking Company liad sus
pended . Liabilities unknown at date of sailing of the
Peruvian.
THE ATLANTIC TELEQRAPH.
(?rand Prefrrw la the Work of Laying (he
CaMSa
By the steamship Peruvian, at Father Point, with
Kuropoan advices to the 20th of July, ?ve have the fol
lowing report: ?
Tho news from the Great Kasturn continues very satis
factory
About nine hnndred miles of the Atlantic cable have
been paid out.
Preparation** to Heeelve the Fleet and New*.
Ann Bar, N. 8., Julv 28, 1800.
We have had no communication with Newfoundland
since tbe 21st Inst. , the news yacht having been held In
watting at Cape Kay, Newfoundland, by order of the
Fuperlntendent of the Newfoundland line, for the pur
pose of despatching the earliest possible Intelligence of
the arrival of the Great Eastern at Heart's Content,
where she is now fully due, and her news may reach
this point by telegraph to Cape Ray, and by news yacht
thence to this aide tbe Gulf at any moment. Tbe tele
graph line in Newfoundland, and between this poiut and
New York will b? held open night and day until decisive
news shall have been received from tbe cable expedi
tion.
Later.
Aarr Bar, N. 8., July 28? Midnight.
There are no tidings yet of the Great Eastern.
The Unas hence to New York will be kept 0|>en night
and day for news of llie Great Eastern at Heart * Con
tent
THE SPANISH-CHILIAN WAR.
(extraordinary Heeae la Ike Mpaalak t'sHes
Tke Minister Deelarre tkr War Nat Kndeil,
tkoaffh Nunez Has Abaadoned tke KspedU
tloBf Ice.
In the session of the Bpaniah Cortes held on the 10th
nit. the following Interesting Incident took place ;?
Seflor Salazar, of Masarredo, rising, said? I am now
going to put a queation to the Minister of Marine. A
painful impression baa been made upon the public isind
by the news of the suspension of hostilities in tbe Faciflr.
Yesterday several letters were shown me from officers In
oar squadron there, in which they state that '' rage was
depicted In tbe countenances of all when we received the
order to Imvi bare (the I'aclAc), without baring destroyed
tbe Huucv and the Independent ia, whub may yet give
Ibe greatest of trouble when they have ibe support or the
forts. I do not wish to pry Into tlie jovern merit's plana,
but 1 do not think that tbe national honor ran be con
atdered aa satisfied by the bom ban ment* ol ('alien and
Valparaiso, and If we give up now the contest, the
Chilean flag will contlnne to float upon the Covsdonga ;
one hundred and fifty Spaniards will be left to rot In the
dungeons of Santiago, greater arverttle* will be et<n l*ed
toward* oar countrvmen aid we aball not have obtained
tbe aatiafacllnn which we have exacted 1 aak, th.-n, of
the Minuter of Marine, is It or la It not Mottled that tbe
campaign n at an end T"
The Minister of Marine Raid In answer that Admiral
Mendez Nuflez, In virtue of the Instructions which he
bad received, and uilng the liberty of action ehich tbe
government grants to officers of M* rank on d.ity so far
from borne, ban considered the rampaMm at an end Tbe
condition of his vessel* cannot be uil^factnry, If we
consider mer- y the length of time that they have re
maiaed without an overhauling, and the crews are be
ginning to suffer from scurvy The** cunildera'lons
oblife h m to bring tbe expedition to an eat, and he
has withdraws to Hrasll. But he la to remali there for
the prreoat, and tbe government will decidt whatever
relates to the war. The espedlUon la coasidsrnl ended
by Admiral No flea ; the government approval hla oon
duct ? but tbe war continues. "Hut our wroots are still
unrepaired; the Covadonga la still in' tula." IVisspeaks
Peflor Palazar Now, pr?* isaly becanse Chile would
make do aatlsfact 1011 wa took It ourselves. We bare
mora of their prisoners than tbey have of oil. So we
can exchange.
Heft or Falazar replied rrom hla F.voelletrv's ex
Slanations on* Important deduction can b* male ?it is.
Hat the war la not ended, although the expailtirin is
Th" war should terminate la a treaty a*rurtn| tbe fall
satisfaction da* 'to our honor and Interaet. I funk we
shall oot obtain what is due to the latter unlesitwe take
uos sewoa of lb* rbincha Islanda, nor what Is sca red
by the lormer while tb* Chileans have iron cbge with
which to oppose aa. I will make two other ??*rva
lions to hi* Excellency We bad despatched aenpply
abtp to the Pacific It waa to touch at Rio Wlat will
happen if, on arriving at Valparaiso, it Dad our stgadroa
goue ? What will become of our woodaa veaseis aturn
iki to Rio Jaaeiro If?
The Preei.lent, interrupting him. aaid? Ton %naot
go ant furtbar with your qoeatloaa. You ma] make
explanatlooa
He ft or Hshutar ? Well, if I am not at liberty tospeak
any more oa tbe subject I will keep siWnL
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Uatles Issrr Msrkrt.
Oir despatches by it" Peruvian date.i l<iverp*el hiy
20, state ?
Console for moaey. M'j a K*i\
United Mates Flve-Twentie*, oa\ s 70.
Illinois CeDtral shares, 77 a 77)<.
Erie sharer, 4'i>, a 4i'^.
Hnliion la Uie Hank of Kaglaod <si r eased L.A' OM
The I.I* rrpool Merit da.
Cotton tia de. lined oue quarter at a |>enny on t|
waek Tbe salea of lb* ?eek have been 71,000 bain*
to day s (fridsv. inly *)) sales are estimated at 11004
hale* ? tbe m.?'l?et > n?mg Heady . Mddl ag Orieaa. <1
quoted 14 '?d and Middling I planda 131td
llreadstufls very dull, Cora easier.
Provision- dull
8TATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.
*r*r<? at Isiiiniei.- Our log the severe thunder
atorm wlil* h pe?ed over this place alwxit four e clock
yeeterday afteraoon. an Italian opera atnger. named
Vlllereacte Verlue, si* *tmcg by lightning and severely
injured Pignor Vertua was in aa out boose in the rear
of his reeid*n<-e st Clifton, at tbe time he rexdvedtMe
strike II* rig lit arm end both legs wer? tsrr mo'lt
huraed and he wss penally peralricd U s lajuneear*
coosKW-r-' 'u le if s serious nature.
FlU IN MUKINM.
I'iiumi.iiiii July 2*. I MM
'i*V*re wss a deslrwllve lira here last nghl RAW.
C RNtdle k Co s hardware store in Commerce street,
above n fib. wsa daatroyad. 1/ws $00 000. wh . h la
! covered fa laanieace The (armundlag property was
, damaged. Tjta' lets aboel 1100 <m Several flrsmes
I were iet<ir?Ji
SANITARY.
Tin- Kpldcmir Nol on the Inerenm' Mi'riinK
m??I Action of the Hnnilnry I'oniroitli-e of
Kirbuioiitl County? No Burial Permit* Allow
ed for ? holera lleU Beyond tke IHotrict?
Wrent llerrrur la ihr Weekly Mortality?
ICatliiiuti-s of Expenses for Nrw York nod
Brooklyn? Niue ('??rf Reported in thin <ity,
und i lir Hinir Number lu Brooklyn-Compara
tive Table of Prevlono Kpldewleo? Tbe Con
dition of Affair* on (Governor's, Ilavld'o nnd
Hart's lalnnds, Are.
The epidemic lias not InrreaMd since last report, but
?t the same time there bu been do decrease. It is
feared that the rain of yesterday will have a bad effect
unleaa the streets become perfectly dry again.
MKRTIMl IN KICHMOSD COINTT,
The RegUtrar received the following resolutions yestor
day :?
At a meeting of the Sanitary Committee of the ClUaen*'
Association of Richmond county. held July 27, It was rr.
solved that the Metropolitan Hoard of Health be reiocited
to furnish the Sanitary Inspector with bl ink certifies Uw for
distribution to all the practicing physician* of Richmond
county, and to require from said physician* a certificate of
tbe cause uf death lo all case*. and (hat all undertaker* and
keeper* of oemeterte* and burying ground* be re?juc?ted to
have a certfhati' properly authenticated either by a phvslr.ian
or coroner for delivery to the Sanitary Inapector In all caaes
of tntormeuts III aald grown!*.
Keaolved, That the Metropolitan BoArd of Health here
quested to direct that all the ferry eompanle* communicating
with Hlaten Inland be furnished with a duplicate ecrtlllea'e
for delivery to the Sanitary Inspector* In all ca ac? In which
dead bodies are oonvryed by theui or their agent*.
W. C. ANDERSON, Chairman.
ML UARRIs' Kltl.T,
Dr. Harris, In reply to tbe above, informed Dr. An
derson that the Sanitary Inspector would be fnrnlihed
with a book of four hundred blanks for permit* to bary
the dead. At the same time ha would furntah two hun
dred blank forms for reports of Individual canes of
cholera, and aUo form* for tho daily reports from the
bmith Inilrmary.
a !?BW OIU'RR.
The annexeil order has been issued by Dr. Harris
No permit will be granted tn convey the remain* of the
dead of i holera to any cirn.itery beyond tho limit* of the
Metropolitan Sanitary district*.
tub nottTauTT roa m wkkk.
The total number of deaths for the week eliding yes
terday Is about seven hundred and flfty, being a decrease
of over six hundred m compared with the mortality of
tbo previous week.
csiMnut. ssniiirr row 1807
Al tho meeting of the Hoard of Estimate* on Friday
the following estimates wpro made:?
KXTRSnRDI-IART BXI'C'HCa.
Ti n extraordinary exponsas for lsflfl by reason of im
|>andiiig pestilence, as authorised by section 10 of chap
ter 74, laws of 1X06, and by resolution of tba Board of
Health und rrnciamatlon of ths Governor: ? For Kings
county, 165 000; for New York, $40,000. For sums to
tie expended under section 14, chapter 74, laws of 1000,
to be pa d and recovered bark from |wnioii? and corpora
tions:? Kings county, $10,000; New York, $40,000.
Grand Total? Kings county, $80,000; New York, $110,000.
l.rSKHAL rxi-bsm*.
saw tons.
Three commissioner* at $2.300 $7.VO
Three oommi>.*touers at $800
Complaint clerk
One assistant clerk
rierk In Sanitary Police office.
Seven Inspectors at $1,200. .
One lns|>ector at $1,W0
Registrar of Records
One clerk
One clerk
One clerk
Two clerks at I'SW
Two clerk* at $*<?
One clerk
Totsl
Proportion of general expenses
One commission#*
One eomoilaaieaer
Aaeiount Sanitary Superintendent
Deputy Itsgstrai
Chief tierk
One aaetnaiit.
One assistant
Three Inspectors al $I.M)
One ins)?cuir
Total
Proportion of geneial expense*
9,000
Vit>,ax
nrrirui. r?iim or r?<)Ln<
William H. Taylor, aged forty, Mid living at It Sixth
I avenue, *u reported on Friday anflorlng with prrmonl
lory rymptomii of cholera. HI* flttber nad Jaai died of
cholera at the urns place. The pn tuitten ware dlalu
fected
Oven Dairy, living at <7 Molberry Btreet, died of
cholera at threo P M ot) Friday.
Patrick Hauler, living In a ahanty on Fortieth ctrcet.
near Flint avenue, was reported III of cholera yea tertlay
morning. Premlaea dialnfor-ted.
Jeremiah Heal, a merchant, living In Weelchenter
county, ami doing hii?lne?r at Tu Worth afreet, iu taken
?lok at the latter place on Friday mornlog and died at
ten P. M The clothing and budding were destroyed and
the premlne* d lain far- te<l
fCllen Crloon, llvm/ at 3d Cherry utreet. Goiliatn court,
waa taken III with cholera oo Friday, at twelv* U. Tin
pat lent died at eleven A. M yeeieniay. The premie**,
which wern In a noturi^ualy l>ad aaulUry condition, wer 1
dlr'nfectcd.
Hid. MrMnghlin. living at 441 Weet Twenty-firth
street. wb taken III with cholera early yeaterlay morn
ing Thu bouac wan a crowded teooinebt, and waa die
Inlected.
George Finn, livlug In 167th atreet, near Tenth avenue,
ha* a mild attack of cholera. The prvmuea have been
die infected.
Lenta Zimmerman, living at IK Orchard tdreet, wan re
ported ill of cholera yeeterday morning. The preuilaen
nave been dlatufr* tod.
Henry -Vlirnldt. living at No. U Mott atr'-et wa< aelied
with cholera e.trlv on Friday morning ll>- managed to
"crawl" to hi* aletera ho ire, No 61 Mott atreet, hut
wax not seen by a pliyalcian until nine o'clock I'. M.
When vleiud by the ln.?t>*cti>rye*ierday wurntng he wa?
incollapee. i'remleex disinfected.
Innrtumi rr * rre I mrr
The following table glvea the nu ruber of cholera c uw
In tlii* > lly and Br>Miklyu on the ;?th of July, IMS, 1 V>4
and I MM), with the deal Ik. an far ae reported ?
?aw voaa
Cn***.
JulvM l*M IW St
July 2*. KM II I
July w. tm ? .1
anooaura
July* l?? ? l? 8
Julv JK I?M *i %
juijr m. mm . T I
DiRT an-OKT O* tfliw CNflMOU.
The Reg.atrar of Vital !-uti?tica ha? prepared a blank
form wh rb will be supplied to every pbyilclan in the
Metropolitan Manltary lutnct on Monday neit, ten thou
?and <opie? being now printed. It la a dally report of
the Hanltary condition of the people, and the foioWiug
queatloti* propounded are ei paled to be anewered ?
1 Date of vial l.
2 Rour.
S Name of the patient.
4. Atte
a. Oreupatlan.
?, lte> fene^. and name and number of ?tiw,
. Kloor and liotght froa ike ground.
a front or re?r
I Aa to rleejlneaa of r?K ma
10. Aa :? > ventilation and light.
11 Aa to bowse drainage and direct eonaect inn with aewer
12 Aa to loialtou ant rleeallneea ef the prlvlea aad ? ater
ClowM
II l)o 'hey eoaneet rtlreetly with etreat aewer? Are they
well llni i.ed an. I dl?liife-ted ?
U llae a e?a?T?" I ? ?urfare r rtvy, or awrfeeea alxei' I he
earth rerelred any of tbe rliolered eehergra T Whteh* What
ha a l,een done. of la ordered to be done with the auiled gar
iwenta and bedding'
IA Was sorlara Altb, garbage, er anrfaee water obeerved
about the premlaea '
14 W? at dlaiafer ti..n and . leanelng ef premise* were or
dered, a> d wlial ?le ut'4 '
17 Whit la known of the beginning and preraler.ee of
diarrheal diaeaaa. In tkle hoeae ana ee?ghl>?rh.<^ tkl>
atuon > II- w la it aoe t
la Day an4 keitr of romfrer>?-?if>eet of tbla atlaek
I* llae there hero a premooltary diarm-re. or any pre
arm t iry aynpiofna* Htate (artaealeriy, aad gl<a tbr nuu
aer of hoera of a>?ch aT?t "??a.
30 Day end hour of i.'ie begiaatag ef rloa water die
elurgti
21 Day and hoar ef the fcaginelwg of eraaifM
V Day and t<our of ta? t'ginnlng of r?.ilap*?
B If iieetk en???a give lata aad h hit
24 Dale ef l-agiae'og ef <-onr>l?aL?arr
1 ft Dateaand fa. le ameerning the eoaearntlre fever or
r w?| taiv
24 Nature .f treatment and reaerka thereon, aa rararda
prwlimlaary dierrkiee. Ike algid alar and tl.e < ? >ee< itl?e
fever? eeparately.
77 To what etient wrre the fnnellena of the kl'neya a>te
peiided. or did areata ?oeer*ene? Hrrw long 'oattnyl f
31 (???ur'e and O'lelitf of th* water draak l<y the fan.ilr
W Mention. In the or ler of their pralwhie Imfwrtaure, iha
m ain ng <auaee of tbr dlaaeee aa or aeived hy yoo
?i If ute infee-em ?? noetred frea eoaae einar piarw
or i* v>n? atate tte ferta.
, It. Partl'-olariy leairnate what yoo regard aa the pre
ki>i.Mti.? aad arhat the eiaitlng >aua?a ef tee m oi grvap
bf raaaa
V W hat 4l?poelM?>n e m made of Ike 4larrlt-eal 4larhargee
tf lue a < k * How 4iairitr?<ad
.tl. g'ate eny'a- ta ahek ah"W wketker the gjaaeil le
?wading or eowSr rwtlral
M Whet nelamiee or iorallrlng aaaeae af d'eeeee la the
retilr akoaM b? removed ?
M Wiiet nuaber . r pereoee la Ike I aatly* What aaalier
Itke h'. iae>
II Name and reeujeiee if m\?t paraoaa wm bar* bran
h 'lie patient, r In the plve la ewrti inaen-r aa to re tu,re
itery rant of them
J Name and r-?ideoee of aMendtng pbyaMaa, er of tke
nary nl e? n akii^ Ihia report.
taa aaa eorae eanriL
W abwre- named place, which waa earned by the Ikard
4 laaJtb by Ite .llteerr la Hartam, baa been varv refcdly
U$ cp Teeterlay It w it prepare4 to rwee:ve
aWata, but lo ?*e .ee) aarnaala aeae bed yet beea eaot
M|
rrrwra r.'W* r'*aa k?r.ar? ?m ?tviM
ItBM reporter yeaierday moraing by tke pwtca thai a
rvr r?aed Jam*,' * ratia died m lypbae fewer a*
Inland ill* Mf Vsrhias, lying at pier 3? F.ast river,
other c* >' ; ar< > n sold 10 eilit on that vcsael.
Ilrnlt 1 ?' It.ooklvn.
From limn >m Friday, July 27. to tbe same hour on
hat jrda; , the 'Alt I oft., the rase* reported uu the
iHWll 11'll.RIN
were eight Id number, as follow*:? John Riley, Hopkiu*
street; taken July 28, at nix P. M. ; ad rait tad to Cholera
Hospital July 27. 41 half pa*t eleven A. M. In collapee.
Patrick Bride, In. lay, near William (treet; taken on
the evening of the 2?i Ik No oollapre.
? Grant, No. 124 (h>W street; seen by Inspector quar
ter past live P. M , 27 (h. Recovery doabiloL
Mrs. lirmnmy, No. 400 Atlautlc. Oondition critical.
Jolin Wolf, Partition street, near Van Brunt. lbed
July 27.
AifiedR Bailey, Flushing avenue, between Kent and
Franklin. Attacked at hall-past eleven P. M. July 'AO.
H urv Hyne*. Kings County Penitentiary.
Mary Aim Mnith, Kings County Penitentiary.
JIT Tilt: paslIUSriAUY.
Thut< far there tav^ boon three cane* of cholera re
ported I rom me Cmiu'v Pen tentlary EvirythiOK pos
sible la being done by the keeper, Mr. MiNamee, and Hie
phy vicuna in charge 10 promote cleaniiaeee and prevent
the further tpr.MMt ?T ilib disease among the primnerv,
and itrcat cauQdonce li felt In the ?nocew of their end' a
vo ?.
a a am m to* bai-tr* Dtantirr
is unofficially retried. A mau named Toble, a German,
aged 32 year* reading in Tompkins avenue, n?*i Kluoli
Ing. wan attacked at an oarly hour oa Thursday morning,
and died at ten I'. M.
tii* raookiv*. Kii'TKHv munucr, nrrcrota.
The b itch r* of Hie Eastern Pistrlct of llrooktyn will
hold a public meeting to-day, to confer * ith a commit
toe of the ltr-sikWn Butcher*' Association, relative to
nroriirii g an Injunction restraining the Metropolitan
Health Commit loner* from prosecuting lliem for driv
ing cattle through the public street*.
The IhIuikU.
Tbe general health qf Governor * IsUud l<a<t not un
dergone any material change since the hut report That
the dlxeasa is not making headway, in due to the wan h
fulnox* of the offlccr* in charge. Had the cholera ap
peared anywhere in U10 city In the dangerous form in
which it at flrH developed ih>?lf on Uic Island il I* not
likely that lis advance would be mot bv such prompt
and energetic m Hon. When once thn old cases are dm
Ktsed of there ar good reiueins for hoping that the ?*?
ary arrange jieuts that hive boon and < onltnue to be
made will prevent further ravage* of the disease
There were two death* from cholera on the
islaud ycsUrvUy, hot no new ca?o? occurred.
Tbe number repotted sick Ik considerably lean
than on tho prnviou* day. lire vet Colonel Harden,
Onited State* Army, commanding liovernor's jMlund,
viaited Bedloe's Island yesterday, and it ia rumored Uiai
tbe latter place will be selected as a camping ground for
the eonvaleecent portion of tbe recruit* at tbe different
point* in New York harbor.
DAVID'* ISLAND.
The diarrbta continues to prevail among the troop*
here The hospital accommndatiwns are, however, *unl
eteut to me"t U10 emergency, and all thai skill uud att/u
tion can do is being done to rdluve the sufferers. Thero
are three ca tea in hospital which t'Annot as yet tie classed
as either cholera or diarrturu. but, neverlhele?, have
*>m of the peculiarities of both di.-.uase*L One man, a
recruit, died yesterday of cholera.
S4KT I- LAM).
Among the few men remaining on Hart Island there
are no earn a of oboiera, but i a companion, diarrhu-a, still
con 1 in u en to bo lroublea?ute.
THE CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA.
PniLinBLrifM, Julv 20, )>W
Five new ea-?? of cholera and three death* were rc
ported by the Uoard ef Health tbl* afternoon
The total t'iraber of de.-iths for the week were 4U2,
being a decrease of 273 ir.im last week, and the tamo
number a- the woek previous to the hot spell, including
11 from A latin cholera, 21 from cholera morbus, and 101
from cholera Infantum.
THE CHOLERA III 6AUEST0N.
dAtWlu, Tsias, July St, l-drt.
Five ea^SM of cholera occurred during the week. It
was brought h;' Hart s Island troops on the 22d, v.a N' w
Orleans. Another delachment to day. The troops bate
been Isolated The city is vary healthy.
' CHOLERA AMOK FOWLS.
TO THR RMTOK Or TRK IIKRALD.
Himoaim, Jnly H, 1N46.
Astray* and wtd**f r*ad mortality having declared
IWir saSI l?nlt?f deriag Mm Isart ??? Aava, I deem
M my ie . -f|?*ie? tke pnkhi , through your widely
circulating (onrnal that they may, by having their aMea.
tion called to Uie matter, exerciim proper rani ton In the
?election of healthy fowl* fbr their table n*e, and *0
avoid the Mcknee* nsceemrily occasioned by eating dt?
eened meat. The gooae, chicken, or duck (for ad have
H alike), wh*n taken by the dtseaae for t he Ural day de
sire to stand In some abady place, with the eyea closed,
which it will do alt ?Uy, if aot disturbed, Uiat night,
when It goes to sleep. It will, qntte suddenly, and jenii
a noise or cry of pain, fall upon the ground, oa IU b react,
aad there ramala if allowed ao to do. In two or thre-i
hour* it begin* to loae all eontrol over it* neck and
head, so that the fowl generally II a* oa lis breast aad the
top of It* head (tb? bead beiug doubled sader II); tbe
mouth becomes fllind witU.slime, the comb beglas U> rot
off and thr feathers mhstly fall out, those that are re
toine>j on tbe body preeentlns a wet appearance; in that
condition it will roei wtthoot food or water for twe days.
On the third day. or tbe latter part of tbs ? eaad, a pro
fuse dysentery sets in, the rice * sler dischsrgee 'ontlnn
ing until dsttth ei,?u- s Tney do nut aesm to de ay
very much faster than fowU killed while In a good con
diilon, calf Die v prest UI a v. r> ?kinnv ?n<l run ial d
appearance G D. r Al.TON^l AI.I., M. I*.
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Tbr Krrf Nliilr ('MVralUn I* kr Urn*,
?rinblitl llm?r llnnror Pr*|m*r? I* IMa.
pern* tbr Hi-mlirm, but (?rnrrial Hnird Inlrr
frrra tnnlhri' >nr<i Hlol H hllr >!??? la*
rliiim Nr?r*ni lo llnlrnrr, A-r.
v?? (iauuva, July 2* I'M
Tti* fHata Coorantioo of 1VM will raa*e?.uihl* ou tba
MUi mm.
Monro* addro*?ad a lettaf to Central Ba.rd m
formiBg hint that ha lotaflded to dte(KT*e tbo Cob
vntlon and arraat lu meoih. rn mla-? tb*jr wra
jmit'K'tad by mlltary authority. '???u'raJ Baird
>? ya 00 pr itoctiaa ha* ben a*kad by tha
radiral* ri4>cul<w Maror Monroe * proposition,
aa) ? that If legal l*"1 eoavaatloo had a right to maal, and
If lllagal U ?a* harrnlaaa and pl~?<antly roa< luda* try
dot-taring that ha abal) pra\ am ail aloloaeo a ad praaerr*
order.
All tba Htal* oBrora ha?a prolMtad agalaat tba (lot
?nor ? ( tor lama' ion railing U>? ronvaatloa, aod llta
Ho r* ury of Htata refaae* to append lila aaaJ to IL
Aft*r lb* adjouraacBt of a rntro moating ia*t m rht,
I bo negroa* formed Into proroarioe, and wn<?d with
duha, brickbat*. ale, Ho., tbay man had bowling
through tha 'treat*. tbreetoaiag nul?nc to tbo wbltaa.
At tha BinatiBg tbair f[*aker* u ad moat violent
laagnagr.
Two or three aano'ia dlatnrhanra* owurrad la tha roar
of tha otty, raaoltiag IB tba kiltie* at three negruee aod
thraa polbse oOrora worn hadly braiaad by tha eagrooa.
All la iatot bow Tan or Srioon of tha aagroe* bare
bean arraatad Bad hat lad
It la andaratood that effort* are making by tbo Cbi?f
of foltoa to ba*a tba ^oakere who o??-I tba fOMat aod
Incendiary language arraatad A aommiUoe of e I ?ani
wtll wait upon (Janaral Kbendan to aak bta aid to aap.
proaa tha efforta of tboaa wtio are airluog tOa hlvk
population to daode of f lolaaoa eraine* tba whittw.
mmiTWUIT MOfT(].
Now York i * tavotaiag aa prolite of political axiMM
aa avay pari* we* diinag tba rhaaa thai aUaiytad iba
Ralgn of Terror. Oaly laat waak a Tvotoet* alub of tba
Uerman raal law I* at Aaierlta waa frtoad to rapubtlru
Ira utetr faiMniad, and thara ia ea "oa dlt" tarring
rortala circle* that two additional ao> etlee for anailar
porpoaa* ata m pr?*ia^ of organ nation 'Hi* of Ibiei
"The Canadian Independent ???rU'Wl," thong h not
at praaaot poMtcly aanouaeed. la knowa to ha MMapoaad
of mary of th* moat latalhg-nt and laftecatial naaafkan
r?*idaew of flaw Tort Tb*y era deeiroo* of teeing
raoad* onnp'rtoly aa*ar^d from tba Brltiah a?pira, aa
thay Ciantder bar l-mg t'lblecl to *acb a hati l> <au> hmr
baa *ata> ?d oe har at MldMitik aipeaae and tan ty
w ibout a poartbllity of re> airing an a.| iNaiaai
hit oe the mB'rary, U.a appeHiog pt.op.ri
of baing nuwia tlia 'jafia ground fur Eo?la*d and ihr
t'lilrd MitM to aotlle iMr liula 4 ffl??iltiat ekoat tb?
Tront and 4 tabaoie effbire, aad alee to be eelfatied to
K'biaa ra. :? on a> < ? of bar oei* to* witb that gxf.
araewtM l ?a ma.nbor* M?aw> U< u ink that tba y>.#W .
' n?ii- pr ? ?age ut t*? ng part -t tba etapira ?h w
#ng liaa "W??a.| a ttiouaaad yaara tba baUia aa t tba
hn?aa a* ft b<*tng aiMr*B'!r roadarlia to Canada ?
fa ror. but daaid'diy d#f a.?bUi U> b?r fur aa TWa
la t.m a ran ?' thai a fu'an e**v at.u* I* ua tb* lapu
for IBO pmp? adTnr*HB( aad ??*?"? eg I at?a t*ta
par. :aa? a It * t* t* *<i ?p>Ttad Hit taa^nrad ?>* 'iUmi
of tha *** tk i n.ar.'an MM MM r..'*.ei ta Now Tar*,
llta ra?i?l?" <tf<ap*Ua tha? iba couatry te proyad apon
t.y ?!i nUriaX aad thai UMr < oeaorrak a* idaa, ar<
obdac.ae ?? tba way a# iba and prt groat >e rtrt
ll rat oa of the ao-.atfy Tba fottadiea eaaariatoa M
MOdallari tftar aa ??S cf a Ml 'ar nalere f- rww>^ 1
te Meartaw*' >^*taa<l d irtaa ih* >oroat war aad i
aaHad lb* -dawtbdra l*<?wedea*a a?noteii.e J
CANADA.
ANOTHER FENIAN SCARE.
SKOAL TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW TMK HERALD.
Wll?l llfyarti ef Another Prilna
A Pari y of Nuipmrd Prlmr Flfhlrm Iruni
i hi* American MldH Ik# Orraaim ef the
Htarr-Cauadlaa Troop* an Ike t|ul Vlvr.
Ac.
Tonotm', July W, lWd.
Canadt to one* Bore In the throea of lolenee Per Ian
oinniii-nt la.?t avning a ile*patcb fr on Fort Erto,
not intended to be made public, but the content* of
which In kmm way leaked out, ibrow tbe newspaper
fraternity lulo a tUl? of agitation equal to that of the
Aral of June. The Fenian* were naid to bo landing, live
thomund etrong, a few mltei from Fort Erie. The rolling
?tack of the tlracd Tmuk Hallway wu removed from
Fort Erie, Port l)alhou*1n and Intermediate plat, cm, to 8t
Catharine's, tn order that troupe might be de?]i.ii> hod at
? moment '? notice. Colonel IW.iok an ) the Ma /or or
84. Catharine'* rpent nearly the whole of lael mftt in
the telegraph office it ft. Citli.viae'a, receiving and
?ending deepalrhea to all pnrto of tbn country
At thi? place General Napier Wa* bury all night in
dictating and reading drapatche*. The gunboat lla*< u?
wa a ordered to the aoat of eicitemenL
I)e?pati*he? wore received from the *cene of the mtp
poeed i>o.ui of IotmIoq at twelve o'clock to day, raying
th.it the oauaa of the exrltemen; waa the arrival of a
torg>> number of penpimi from the American Hide tn wlt
neaa a priie light at Point Ahlno, between Port Colborao
and Fort ErM.
The ?scltemcot here (till continue*, and every m'-a
?age over tbe wire* la read with eagernaea aa It to made
public. The regular* and volunteer* heio are atlll held
In reailinexa to march to tbe fronl.
M.inv people are of the oplnlou that the pnre flgl.t i*
but a Kcntaa rot", and that dauger ? atlll to ho appre
hended.
M.*tw*ai, July ffl-0 M A M
It ib beginning to lie uudaratood be re Uito teorulng
that a new and formidable Ken. an movement l? Imme
diately imminent, and u the day grow* older a renewal of
the old excitement Id looked for. A newapAper here an
nouucea in a despatch from the a?al of Huveainienl,
which ia regirded aa reliable, that the Fenlaaa *m be
lieved to be croaking the tinea above llufblu, laat night,
(?t'neral William MiUourfall, Adjuioit ileneral of tbe
Province, haa Jurt arrived here, arrompani d by Mr
Ooorge 11. Mac an lay, private tccretary to the *:e*ler
of tlie Hon** of I'ommons The tnoet efficient mill ary
meaauree are already In progreae to retlel thd roolem
plated attack. Netvrtheleea tbero ta a ahado of feeling
that the approaching attempt at lnva*l'.n line been more
thoM' ghlv conetdered bv tbe Fen vn' thrin the hat one,
and It le bohevod that Uio thwarting o[ It aillbaveto
be corix-tpuudiugly energetic.
Otiiwj. C. W July 'i*
Humor* of another Fenian raid were circu ated here
{ to day. Tin to If a general lrapre<talon tbat another a',
tempt at InvaMuft will be luade by the I en. una iu Ibe
PalL w
Order* have bfiti ieenfd by ftia Rrltlab Colonial flee
r-t.iry to treat tip Kalian frigate, Mareata, not an a bel.
llgerent, ber.aoMabe In engaged In an explnralien of the
unknown wa'f n-jpf tbe China aeaa and the Indian <*-ean.
Pari. anient hailheen engaged In tbe dleruaeloa of me
local conatilotuiAe of the I'ruvineee. The opp< ?l ' ion
tried to fore II ?rae.?mrc "n to a v4e, but tbe govern
ment baa poet poked the matter till Thursday ucit
Paoaae ta tkft I?ewrr I loner af Ike New Ml*
lllia Hill F4rlMe*llaa? la be Ererlrd Aloaa
tkr Preallrii end a Hlu<ltog Ar?; la be
Kept aa ituea aa I'onfrHerollen Take*
Flare toamiilinl af HMbia( Ike illegrd
Murdrrrr, Ac.
* Oer.ei, C W , Jalf J7 1M0
The new Militia W11, aotborttlag tbe governmaat ta
?all eat aa ladetnlie tanmber of volunteer* at tbetr
pleacure, ha* paeeed through tbe Ilooae of Aaaemldy. la
Committee of tbe Whole, by inch a majority tbat it la
now virtually th* tow of Canada.
Hahm, the allied murderer ef bto
committed to tbe county toll la Ayler, near tbie rNy
Effort* are being made to have bim ballad, bat tbita far
without aucccaa.
I have learned aa important piece of Infnnnailoa
today. It. to tbat after roa federation, if it takea
plare, one of Iba Bret meaeurea ef tba on
federate prnvineea will be U> hare fortlficatloaa
ere. ted at all the principal poiate along tba frontier, at a
eoot or twenty million* of dot I are. Of ihla earn one
half to to bo |*kl by tbe Eagliab government. Ae ih?*ee
foriiOcetion* ?re lo be along tbe tronth r. Mted| i.'ly at
eurh plarea aa Montreal and Toronto, there to a great ilaai
?aid In favor of removing tbe capital to eitlo* Toronto or
Montreal, aa now rartiaaeai building* cmid lie ererted
at leea root than would be required io fortify tbb
wretched hole In the foreet A eiaading army, to
br *upp<ined by the pruvia<ea in . ooa?e'loo with the
fortiflrail'ine. I* ai-o a aobj? t wbicb will probably he
tome a reality If the confederation ?ebeine >o?w'l, and
tbe Rrltleh gnvemment. a* well ?a tu aaudlllie her.-, *re
?periag no in?eauiiy a <r iabr<r to fomo it to eaccooa.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Aniii. RiiLR"4t> na flariawim >r?r?r At a mating
of th? f jitnmntaw o I Ui* f.'ommon i inifil on Itailroa-la,
b*id < o Thor~lay l?/l. tha ?(>(? I cation of Jolin T V*i
y*rton, Wbi H Apf>l?ton and olli*ra, In ?f?rl an
nirulal Mi Ml ril'r*1 in MfMt, tta rayurt*4
on favorably, with i?ritr lag* u> *r*n on oib*r umto if
tt.? no* m flr? nwtrfi ?tr**i h? foiod l/> work anikaMlo
rllv. Tt"> rwfinrt will *?m? h*for? In* Iv^r l of Caaioril
main na Tiaaday wii for final mIho.
A PutiTf Win na** ???'>????> Jamaa Rttrk*. N
ownlly ? |>rlraU ?a*' titnan in lb* an.ploy of lb* Y.i .?
Railway Company, lafl hw bom*. Ma a Ix.rainK k anrk,
laat Monday aramng, In a partial cat* of intoi w-aunn, to
roautna bia dniiaa on Mtf .'.1 Norm ntrar. Hurlus Um
night ha l? ? m<?H to bara fall*n ?Nft>aH, ami
droonad a* h * f?rnv.ria n>n v*?t?t.tay foand Ooat
mg In U?? 4nr.? loot a) Murray *Uawt < nroror <. .rar
b*l'l an Inquaat on it.a t??ly, an'! a ?*rdl*i of death l.y
drowning waa rtartiral l>*o*aaa4 *u lb IT T ?r?ra of
ara and a nailr* of frr-land.
NTitDi'm linimitort-Ulg lha ITlh af Jitf a
young man narnad Mirtivt <**ary atari/ d from Nawbarg
?n hoard >.f tba ainamboat Rawitivtiaaiiab ha 'om? to Uiia
rlljp (m Umi boat arriving In Srm Turk Im waa nnwhara
In b* foond fi irlDg lb* yaawago, It t? MUf by mxal
parti** who w*ra ar.(?*itil?-<t wiib blm. I.* van allvM
? ilb diarrhea, and t.?d a ?> -r? It of av-kn*wa It m
U.owiM that h* may bar* fall*n orarbamrt Mr i>*ary
WW abnot twmty awl r*ar? .if J?? fa*t att Iftr-V a
la batgfct, and wb*n M*t a*an waa 4r<w?l in dark nanu
loona awl lirfbt thh II a frtanda r**<4a at Ma ? lh.?-r
ptraat, in tb a > My. and rfanr* any ibfaonmian rngarJmg
him l<i b* ?*at i? that add rat
Dtm or a Ouarvw A r?lora4 wotRan r>am*4 ftarab
Millar of r?mnrkabi? prn^rwti n?, daad > a Inlay laat at j
bar a bod*. No <3 atr**t, from ii.lauitna on af
tba bow-la Tba d?c*a*?d waa S?a faat aigbi la'hoa ia
bright. and m*aair?d it* f*^<rr -a bar eh?a? H- r
w?igbl waa a*?*n baadfwd and ald-ty * rbt t?. .oda ? l
it ro^ulrwi Uta maarator *8 >iu of mi a?x*g mau i?.
r-fo.na lb* Utdr from lb' a| uy fe? r ? f Uta lao- ?*r.t
on wb? b aba d."1 ta tf? a bal wl?r? aba rat t? ba
oofllaad Da rtiulli ???? l. it*1 www lb* 0t m. o?
of lt>* C.?n.u?n.f>-r? ?f ' u*nti?f ??d C-afi Tta
r?.?ln. b*ia? ul 'uiutanl ?..a, bad t- '-a H? *j(y ?Ma
for bar. ?
Tan 0<wr??) IttOTMirvn r??r?n.~
Nrtl B-.ootk tba !>*??"?? ?>a' ma.m 'la* ?rt' -,o**d to
in*a>Ugnta an I r*| ft an tba raraaw* frtttolf in Kaar
T"rk and <.lh*f rit>?- w, I <-?f*?iaw? tb?i? Inbaflk IBtctt
d *t u*'!? n llf?W and fraoda la tba akanofar i?ra
af t#?? and '.abni i ? wi I tmrnw a iar?* au*r* of tl.r
Matlat of II- . fa waw dial IMra and
oti.?r* mt?r**"'l i" ib*? ir?^? will ba ?a ;*1 '<i?on l?.
(pr* in' owar I i> a tv t ? t af IMf ib??-'v?i -a
amandti'^at* Ui "a *?>-? .* i?? wu. bo m?4r dartnf iba
oait i>aM( of U |iw
WHU. H*m a It ??'*? ?*"*?riny
Ma**, wb..? r*|^'u< Um raof af Ma IM Viwn ? raat,
ww |r- i >ai*i "? tba |?a?ai?nt, ?-y tba b>m r,( <*
lb* awat-dd. n l utiMly ? IM>1 Tba tat; a? ?t
rwrad ta lb- > n* liawja- 1 alal. ? b ia? ai,4 > m
not>ft*4 fv ??> d *m ag?4 t>> fty ll*? fanr* and rvaMrd
in T**aif t
rna n IMswaaa HlMrr A M>* Riflf b?a ra
Abwt balf )*d * gbt a'*?'- k lawt ntgM a ftra nr^wrra4 M
UwHwd'at ii Mo f ??-*- aar ?*?' aa ?
imi>t Mora by M r nr*r It ra gtaaAa-t fM I'.a
p>uaMa ' a aar-wana oil laaafi TK* flaiwaa taw nawn
*iua?' *t**d by Iba low< Mr < arwy a < >? >* ?(
ra i?bt f. ?a fowa tba asptoaiaw. wban b* ran aio lb*
aaraat, lad fr4l*d a tka fttiar Rla arta* and 'aada
ar* t-r*T Xadir bamnd It* wn* tnk*n in ba* rawtd**-*
|M AH riw aarat. and |?an?r y rorwd for T'? ttawaa
1 1 It. a atrw k Will ba ??'*.! |l 'PH. l*aor*4 !<* VT< la
r'TPpy ItfiltM Ca Tb* dr?g atora an tba ?f?
a, ? ? i r a* ? a iMMt ? Mrad by wntar
>Vb< |IM Tba bwaKtng K wwnad by Mat art ira.a I'
W tav>*d Mtll IIM and ? inewpad
TI FMIAOIAIAN WAR
Interesting Official Reports of the
Battle of Tu^uity.
Former Efporfs of thfi Frightful
Maugiitfr Fully Corrobjrai.U.
Over Five Thousand D"a i So.i.oa
Lef t on tho Fields
Only Three Tlioumntl Six Hun
dred Wounded.
&c. &c. &c
THE OFFICIAL REP/J37S.
Order of ili?* I?ii?.
tip i Mttasoim in otiar To ihk <u.>*n im
Cjimi" or Virtour at Tr rrrv
The en< my wn,. eonpleiely wblppel on Mi" '.iltb of
tho n*'.i of Tuguttjr, and w >? nii^'1i> M-ek
hIi<-1i<t within hi* fuirtflratl u*. ur< r kMliit *bati<lon?4
ID bin flight a great oil nbur of eaMottft <*, . ,r not miuJl
artn?, aa welt at hi* killed and wounded Alter four
hour* and a half of flglil'o;hnwm repil-eiat orery
point of our luiri, win' !? he bad Mia kal la loi.r
Column*, ??i|?|M.rtii! bf re?orve?, with I >< lut fit ion of
turning our flatik-i Tlaia vb lory 14 chl ll? du- in Ibe
Orleutal army and two diviaiou* of the Brmllan, Ui
ifether with ?o? regiment of tbe Argentine rinttn it,
ander the lmm"<!laln oo'iimand of fiemrtl I ti-'.oc
rupylug tbe oeadrt uf our J* . ion, and t 1 l'ii- llm .nan
troop* on oar left, under the com n*'i l of Mi"!iai
Owjrlo. The right H a held liy the Arg ntlne mm),
undi-r (iieueral Paunero, with Colonel Blvai InaJIni the
van? Central* Kmllio. Mitre aril Hot Dm Co rerun; II
wiih their roepeetlve force*
Mora than 4,3)0 of (be enemy'* dead, abandoned oe
tba n<ld lo hie M. ({hi 3*o pn?i.iiar?, M?e ? ,:?r jtarl of
whom are woondod; lour brhj..< ple.w* of arti I ! efy ; five
ktindard*; three colore; twelve drum*, Oft en bug lee;
4,700 rnunk-l more than the third of which an- "int
lork pleee* , oier 400 carbine*; ?. KJ enh-e-, VXOplk e,
and &0 000 round* of bell ? arlrldge together w lb many
other ?potl? wer? 'aptured b? our rlrturtou* urtniee 1a
tblH Itallle, which baa ?h*d en mu> b glory ii|w>o the killed
arm*, and baa proved *0 bloody and dp **irou? lo the
nrrmy On lb ? etde of tba *' led arn ?? ll>e 1 1*1 loaeee
Mun'int to 7M kl'lod ov) 9.W wownded Of thee" I be
BmtUlan e'-HUngent io*i 4i.i L.lied, of which twenty nine
weri- officer* Iwoof lb' in being coip'i"'tiinii.J?l? -end
2.0W0 wuuu'ied ' I whom IkJ wen* ofSoer*. Ini-I 'ding ooe
y.n'-ral Of thi Ar*wntlue troopa, we e killed, of
whom four were goaeraie aud p en officer* 4*0 were
wunmied, Ili'ludlDii l?? ^??n*r-?'* and iblm 1 ?? ofn ?r*
Tbe Oro-atal trooi* li?t 138 In kllie l. ft wbotn twelve
? ere efBoerr, and 103 wtmi.d"d, Incladlng ae.?uleea
e!tlr?f*
All, wltlioat a tingle eirep-uei Ilrarillan*, Argeiilinee,
and <?rleniat* ? perli'i-ned im? ly ih-ir d itv, (ram lb"
blgbeet eltlrer lo IHe low-e* enbl er Tb? h"?e n>? flgbt
Im, hewevnr, It, I lo I lie lot of lue llrarilian eonUuitent
Tim aMillonl *Uff of the aI.p-i aiml'a d * In^ulelted
M*elf bf It* gtaemu* -ar? of (Hen !? and fo a
The Qeaeralln I'h* if of the ellied *r n m prmw a la bki
r impllmrulu *ad feli<-it*lpn>e lo hi* vlruirlooe hteibreN
In iimi mi tbla the C*I4 <K their * I lor-. He le#vee tw ,
t' ?d?l*iun rommandere the gral' fol duty of re< om*
mi-ndlait in ih- >r re?ree ive ff-nu iltow *ii?w bt?> e*y
entitle them to tperial ? oneld-reuoa For bl? own perl,
be deetree lo iniioiuce Ilia ?ail?ia? i|?ui wl It the It rami
len* ee well a? th- nrlriiUU and ArgenMlie* for Iba
eatbaaieaBi and. ?allaatry wbWh they bp di*rtaye4?
t?lillB( like irva freei?4to 4|4M a a greai aa>l )'.??
reu>e in a war to Wfclrk we have Ooen furre t by prove
Uef live the fmplee ef ItfMtl '
l>ong live 1 lie iineriul Ht.tie of I regaay I
Loug live the Aigeatlue KetrabUa I
MITKR
air-nwv o? m***ai vunrve
Hum# taraae ar Laooa TB**erana 1
U? U IMM /
Te Hie Ffell?n' y the C' mtmm-ni 1 mar of the Ailed
Arey ?
Yeeierdey, at balf-paal eleven In the morning, lb*
tetmy made a *uit<l*n and fieri ? gglm * mm eur centre,
penetrating to within twenty Are yerd* of ieir run* aae
turiiin* tba left of ? r reBlr* tl. ? r>-n'1'r? I It tiNMi <JP
lo mo.e forward tbe Firvt dirl* lue, usder ueneral AW>llo
and iba fhtrd, undur lieueral Pampalo. to tbe m*n?ie<
point, epoo whlrb Bring terirnn general alonr tba line,
from tbe rebtr- lo the font uf itte mountain on the lefl
At balf paM two tbe eni-niy bad le?n roo t etelr r?p il??4
from tb? rent re uf oor poalllon, ai ?! lb* firing ' onnnu?4
only on tfce left, Where th' der,-e till leu *nd Ibe r gge4
nature ef Ibe ground *e? ire?1 ibem a tn. no* !?<Wi<;tri|(
tin*. I ordered a >e?>etiun uf tba triM at lialf pet feer
In tne afternoon. The enemy erordlng lo m r oal^ula
Hon* bee bet not He tl an twenty era 1 iiadred In I ll*d,
woun ied aed prieoeer" heaidaa ?me rolor* aad p.eree
of artillery taken on the left by tbe llr.iilee* Hilll,
fr .ni ibe areeunta of ?ie~-rt?r? who ernted b?r* U>-day
from tbe I'ara* iiamn e?mp, the -t imf'i be* Mate
barn heeri l?a? then Ire tbooaeml "f *?* tb?w<?a<l men
On oar aide I ???lin.e e tbat we bare leat, m killed *?<!
Wonndd, ale >at ?n bandrnd me* owl of the force* lb at
fought la the rewl re
0??d guard your Kt elleery mariv yeee.
\ KJlAK' III I Ull'.l '
milUR WAV
Thr Inlrrnnllnnal ?r?lllng Mnlib.
An <M1 -|?rt alio l?*i na Hiwl in hu la'a n<i||
match on Iba T?n? rttar la KfigUat4. railt ngr ?tantj-.a
to tr* fn?-| ih?? lit* imtrfu c! arnpl n n <o ilhaiar.-llr g
hw 4*faal, hM im4* ?i?ila ? j.M.buhla ? all lo l)x 4<>
mmi'Xtt of Mr H-jII H- ?r> bo ?>< Uia ? t
Hro boaU, I ?a>for* b* tun* ' tr in Amiii'ti, boat hu>Mar?,
aa<h of vbich *aa pr.i . ? rib ti? kin1r?l 4 ? ?/? .
Tfc*n b* It* t *4 <v>:i?r? >???? a- ?_(?/>?, 41
lion tbal Iba rar<t ? i ?iM I . - * plara in Kn? and Afur
bia (Waal llarrr K*ll?f. b ? ?( 'afvniaf, raiaad >gm if hm
fn?n la * p-no* "( fi.rtf p-/?iwl? for bin 41 iba Trna
r*ocoft llall bo ana proaon'ati wllb ? alfnal r og a.j?il|
A fly 4->llar? an<l a ??id o.a-UJ worth S.'ir ?" worn,
m<) 'ina b<in4r*4 Wlan In bai>4 mot?*r Al lb* >.?????
of H.rff Maaftan ba ?*? a*aia Iba MflMl if ? ?| la*.
414 ? -M ln? Win ?? l>4> ?!<-[? ??!> b ??1 B?aralt#
?<i4 link Albart 'bain, ailb ' 4 Eaallah liawp aa4 4f?a< n
?>r*ar?4?n paa4*ae, probably a rib Ihraa h?n4ra4 aa4
flfly 4.#lnr? is.at 114 an ?. .?*??.'? ?aJ .a 1 |iMD>ail|
of ahoil ..?* Ib?<i*?<k4 fimr bnadrai 4-< la? H??M
I baa* 4?ria( ha ?Uf on lb? Tja* ba kaa haoa 4 n?4
aa4 IIM-I (.' 1*4 a?4 W? h a b??r< ? rooioal '14
? |**t Ufa Jibn fl'ail it a f raal i.allialtoa wban laaiUra
g in |i>a 4ir*-if?a U> |<laaa* I m ??. 1 lb* rooill /f Iba
laiarr.auoaaJ ?ralliaf awl, **a oaa af t i.a* au*1
l|?r*lll? cumin* lala *4.
4 raat4*fil ih?? IU aboncf Iba lat'f I tap link 1 1
II. al ? f '?!<?.? "Ill I noabt b? maatrarUA for Iba |a-ir|*?a
af raratrln* >?Ua?l? frvaa ia'**-t*4 (bipa llo^m lanta,
ba 'nil ba piar*4 cm Ilk* taian4, *b?* ar- laltt'a.
if pfafarabta la >aa*<f f ?i,ltf ??? (lo>Mn lay I. a 11 1 im
rj haifilal tairvkt
?Mabtr Nalaaarr>,
TV* *UMaa of Iba To?-jl j Ibir4 ilfaal Una in "a*.
|Aa *a4 of a* bo *4 t*tj 1 ?-?*?* *a4 |**4" ua ba'k
**k?*a* TV- b '? ?r? ' Waiaa4 a* tba >t4?o*Jk awt
fw4 |*n*i,xi a r* for *4 in Uti Iba a> raal w |ao IM
lUlito h *ay 1 ? raoHatii >n I ha a*'f h t?rl.<j. ?)
li?rbn?r ll?ifa.
A ro<w>*r?4 'b? ?'? (ail'M aak* ?i If J .if* 'ar4-? j
baa m?^o4 an in,-;r ? 11 '?a r?o?r* ?in? Iba (? '? or ti.?
H-?r<l of II' all b ff? r*o> < >f iba n>?i??u of (*r1?44
bolaa K* tb'f W> a ?>!!? rriul* K IUM?.
Mil *fr llUCf aviH iHa?H| aioialM far 4?f( I* ao"??
a n r?ot*M of <ac '?* ?*?n Ik pootfnf fi'? iho
o baa4 |?*rvt * M ?nf KlOOi lal ?fe 1
?.aa?fa Markat
Mow i* rr#t*kl **? ?l?Wo*a*.
An ' 'mm r??r *a?4a ? 1 \b? t i/<o r*. of.- ? f f ?
por'f fi|Ala4. ka ?ft it n raflaik pr*t>?bra af "-9
*t ii;0* Tit* ? 4*9*1* 4 afr '>ik rrkM ? *'?!
f?? wo*?? wa|K io #0 nml Iba M; oara *a4 k ba.
?>lb kraotlk lotnaw Ma rar**r (bo Unaiarb Mt4 al*. .
a *a tftm Iba W?aal boa* Ti.a Ukarongbly wo< ?it||
a>M a?*ar, ti4 ?? (bi > *ni| - *1, la ka ^Murrf
?avtlaf "? nr ? 1 aal ??* ? al al?b4 '? rot.rta( (1 4
ka a* k*r* o* iba Mf all lb* MM la nrlai la ^*?.
aaa<* It fr^Ma b? a# aaa4* * *4 ? paora of oil ? ?
m t Mt'i MM la <???* H at 1 a?M ba ?l?MI la ??' f
M laai 'i 4 'ba *aaa* kw V> abMb llna b?a?aa <4
k?4> II aa >n4 aro la bo a>larbaa4 fa* 1*0 ; '|-*a 4
?**4 ar b* 'v? ?r.aa ralbo* Mafcal* ?>?>! <ao Ml

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