Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1878, Page 2

Wi 1k . P3 ! TIE CIIICAGO® TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1878; - e e PRESIDENY, CATHOLIC CONTRINUTIONS. The following contributions for the South were receleed hy the lt.-Rev, Blshop Foleyt 8t. Mary's, Pera, 11 .. PRy ) Father Mathew's Temperance Soelely, €hi- Revenne Collector of this District, and well | 25 deaths; 20 under troatment; 71 discharged. known throughont the Siate, and Miss (iraham, MCRMAS, KY. who eame from Memphis Inst week; Charles Carro, TIl, Sept. 2.—I[Tickman reports no Bingleton and_Howard Marsh, two catrier-boys | deaths and no new cases to noon to-day, for the ZVmes, Amonsthe new cases reported RATON ROUOR. 13 that of the Rev. V. 4. Brown, pagtor of the Barox Rovar, Sept. 24.—Deaths, 1§ uew German Evangelieal Church, In one of themnst | cases, 41. prominent localities on Market street, creating MILAN, durenss 13 atting aiowly. 1 am. mvdear sir, ™ T : ixven: o FoumTaly e Aol Iy FOREIGN. T e e Y an T;:.::r:';.,_\l,:m";:;‘unlu Fand, erymtle dl‘l’{\nml for ni;lnmu:l. Caryrocs from LI -, merica continue to grrive in an nusatisfactory No lasg than 8316 was the sum realized at the et & picale inald of the yellow-fever snfferora hott | British Designs Against the Ine on the 231 fnet. Tiie amount, Ilc!n Decessary hospitable Ameer of expenses, which were rmuall, has heen forwarded Y to Mempnie, The rcitizens of the little town Cabu. MISCELLANEOUS. have tesponded nobly to the eall for heln, AGRRMANY AND THE VATICAS. He Is Enthusiastically Received by tyy state. Barley dul) at about lato rates. People of Pittsbure, ONRO, 4 vovsrseoeovsrons oo s anat s e Young Men's Temperance Society, Chicago, Nanersille, L ool oo Jonh Dillan and his daughter F £treator. 11} 1, Patriek’ To W‘IOI;I He Gives Il18 Yiess on Honest ¥ 3 ;1 Kv,, Sept. 24.—The following A S 3 3 3 quite a flutter of cxcltement, and threatening a Touvsvinr, ‘\“_v 4 at” Dennin', Lockport and Lemant 138 The Exeeutive Cotnmittee of the Salaon- Rowr, Sent. 24.—Several German Blehops are eneral srunpede. All the doctors hase now | dispateh was teceived by the Associated Press | convent of the Racred leart, Chi 5 | keenera? Assoclntton, having the perfectine of | A Strong Yorce Ielng Concens | expected hers in October to report on lhotrpcm- Moncy ani Ilonest Labor, come to tha conclision that the prevailing dM- | Azent at Lonesitle from ilan to-night : St Sephen's, G0t ngo.. . 1u3 | arpangements for the plenfe of Oct. 1 for the 5 tion of the May laws. 8 tled Hish 1 ha : i Stampede nt Milan on neeount of two deathe | St Johu's, Chicaga., 175 | bLehenit of the yollow-fover satfercrs, mot at tha trated on the Borders of It May oma expelled Bishons - easv Is vellow fever, 1. W. Thomas, Buperin- | o (GG miday, —r. Hoyd and wite, Sees- | Sk dohn'a'%, A, & 11, Saciety 138 | Buerman House last_evening, The dunation of Afghanistan. hiave been summoned to the Vatican toconsult | Virrsnura, Pa., Rept. 24, —This city has noy tendent of the Nashstlie, Chattanooga & 8t. | ant nieo auwn. Supposed to bo yellow fever | sl Nicolna harom 10 | hunver trom Ludington, Wells & Van Behaick L 8 concerniug thefr future positios. These steps | presented so attractive an appearance fur ma, Louls. O'Brien, of the East Tcunessee, Virginia | Hiusineas -of all kinds is snapended goneraily, Meadata, 48 | for the stands was:reported, and also Nberal any hicase.. are connceted with pending negotiations be- { years na it did to-day. In every section of thy i ) Nearly all the business Rousesare closed vxcept Jonati o 3 Vi & Gieorgia. and Gen. Meltae, of the Western & | {800 lreal “The tawn In peatly fanopuinted, :"'mj,:’!""“‘:,ilm" i Ir':-i:;:‘:; ,"’,‘:’:fi:‘;“.’{";}l‘l‘f Servians Harboring and Caring for | tveen the Vatican and Germanr, city flags wero flying, while along the route des. Atlantie Railroad, were here to-lay making | A few of na will form n Howard Assiciation should Lion and sale of tickéta and minor details. Moh DiSMARCK. . fgnated for the procession special dlaplays worg arrangements for rutning passenger tralns, | th fever provo 1o be an epldemle. i, do the Rent ohammedan Fugitives. Brnuiw, Sept. 24—Dismarck has gone to | made. Tno varlous rallrords run special tray, much difficults having been cxperiencud by rea- ¥ BOTiY smmz;s. L i fllwhl‘-‘-fil"l' "fia\c? lu CRIME. Varzin, =od the streets were thronged with citizens ,.,;‘,‘ son ull the autharitics of Cleveland declinine l: * fforty Renmos, Seat. L.~ Twenty new cazes | g g :NI"' Chicago, § — A Largo Foree of Albanlans En Ntoule THE ANTI-SOCTALIST DILL, vlflt"urf,{‘rmn the surrounding towns. permit a train from Chattanooga to approach [ and the fotllowin doaths for twenty-four hours | & Weniealnus', Chicars. MERRICK Benry, Sept. 24.—The Parliamentary Com- o200 thts moralax the. Ureatdenh accofii. ncurer than ten wdles of that place. ending at 3p. m. 3 Bl cucais. - ESpsclal Disptch o The Tridune, to Juin the Bosnians. mittce hns adonted the amendment proposed ',‘i‘m:{h?':’}':brfl';“"‘{::"'“::"‘Ld'g:":“’g“, of it ; P 7 51, Pius’ Temueran 4 o % & MUCHt PRRLINO ;;lee“l;r:jol;g::!:mn. ‘z,n‘ml-mfl(l,lan.l“" g S8 Pine: Youme SHens Sodnilty i INDIANAPOLIA, Ind., Bent, 24.—It was learned by Herr Btanffenberz to the antl-Boctalist bill | various fron, steel, and nlnu-mannm(un':m(.].'f_ has been engendered, as many peopla were Dre- | Cajeonar vented from leaving by that route, In tweniy- | 1 Allen, Wilite C four hours endiug at 6 p. m. there were cight | Marey Sllen, Amelta Mangh, Chnreh of the Aununciation, Cbicago- .. o L Ghneen to-nizht that Merrick, the alleged uxoricle, | Vesuvius and Cotopaxi Warm- suthorlzing the polico authoritics of provinclal bad transferred his property to Jessio Batch- ing Up to Their Work. districts to forhld ihe sale of printed matter ul:lhhmenu. which oceupied his time uuti | D. 0. aler, the woman _who is st the bottomn of the Hiruipthd g erfor. s i e Protons or ihe Terre Ill. M. D,y art i Som- | Buvlette . Y P ¢l > e cance, T depopulailon of i fected i the carnest solictation of fhe eltef Uom el o ¥ whole trouble, Stielims been living with him, . Tievinin, Boh oo voteaiia: o Cofoe | Bl e Lo Ahe Fxontti ct has been ordered 83 (s tansented 10 g0 tn rand Junction to-morrow, | Afimiton . representing heraclf as & niece, which s not the THE TAST. poxi In azafh In'n state of eruptlon, throwing | order: Detachment. of polica; St. Ceellla lracy on the summit of Lookout Monutain last nlebty | ffhere fs great euffering there, and the train and her mother is quite slck. The family are | bearing the dociors and nurses from Nesw Or- arlirinally from Memplils, but spent fome thne | leaus ls oif the truek below here. Roseulll, 111, et HOSKIAN RBPUURES. out {mmense clouds of smrke and ashes, which | Band; Pittsbure Fira Department, under con. Churen of &ncro: nel ‘This morning William Merrick and flarry Brraraor, Sept. 21.—The Servian (fovern- | con beseen from Guayaquil. The eruntion Ia mand of Chief Evans, and preceded by men. Fielding, who has been arrested asan acoone | pont ™ o0 tha reguest of the Mohammedan | 110 most violent that has beeu known for some | bers of the Fire Commission in carrlates: 1% 3 feart, Chicingo, Chieny ‘1! plice, wore arraigned fn the Clty Conrs onthe [ vars. Inson’s Krass Dand; AHerheny Fira Dot hiee® roofare.molng \fo the motnisli, 'l‘?':',m RELIET, charze of tho murder of Fuiin’ A Merriok on | Chiefa, will recelvo women and_ elyidren deetng | ¥ vRAUTIUS, ment, ander tho command of Chiet Crues irains on all the roads running fnto Chatta- SE, " the 14t inst. They . pleaded not wuilty, ana | from the besioged towns In Northeast Bosnle. Narres, Rept, 21.—Tha _eruptlon of Mount | Mavor Mc(iraw, of Allegnens, and member of nuoga have heen discontinued. AN railroad em- GALENA, L1 At Suvnitst, Chicago es the trial was postpol for one week to awnit | Many bundred Mohammedan familics have al- | Vesuvius ‘is Iycrcusine. The hase of the now | thé Coundls of the two citles; Col. Guthirie ang ployes will be taken out ecveral miles n the Special Dispateh to Fhe Tribune, ) 4 tho result of the "Cordner's inquest, Fielding | rondy arrlved in Servia, cone 18 now covered with lava, which s stream- | Atafl In command of military escort: trey aiternoon and retugned in the morning, Gareya, 11l Sent. 24.—A concert was given WORSE THAN A UHDST, in this city Jast evening by our amateur sing- Speriat Pretich to [he Tridune, ers for the benefit of tho yellow-fover sufferers, CRATTANO0GA, Tenn., Scpt. 2h.—Dcople nt | The proceeds wero §30, ami the sum has been Total received. wnsin the employ'of Merrick until the day Ing down the sldes of the mountaln, Western Band and drum corps; Fourteonty before Mra, Merrick disappeared, and the day MONTENEGRO'S DRMAND, POPE AND B3 5 Reglment, under command of Col. Gre 1 niter left town to foln Mowe's clreys, The CoxsTANTINOPLE, Septs 24.—The Porte to. Romz, Sept. 24~It ,:“,{',‘,‘,',‘;’,j‘ that the Pope | cetith llm'flment bana jand drum ecorps, .\Ilr evidence againat hinit s not at all aubstontial, | day reccived a telegram from the Prince of | has azain written the Emperor William, con. | Aull commanding regiment and_stafl; Commic oeing vague Statemgnta made prior to leavin | Montenegro inalsting unon o prompt surrender | Aratulating him on hia restoration to health, | tec of Rezeption fu carringes: President Ifayg A.T. Ilemingway, General Secrvetary of the Y. LG, Ay, ackhosicdmes the totlowing additionst tributions: Presbyterian Church Sunday- 1. the depot were startled to-day by the appear- | added to the genoral reliol fund, which now az- | [ 601 " Aurora, 11, (for Memph 1.0 waich ure belleved to have had rejerence to the e and wishing him @ long and happy lfe, but wo | W carringe drawn by four whito horsca, e e euimet ke a ycloton, bearme o | fregates §1,000, most of which has beea oot 10 | ot Tikerace. Aaeoclations Whsocsets Tn. marder. Tho case auinst Merrick ts very trong, | 9f 1o Lermitory ceded to- that countey by the | fpention in mada ta the letier of tho pending | A8 tho ero.cesfon moved down Tl asenna vallse, and cxpresslng a desiru to o to Nash- | the Howards, Liberty Depatinyg Club, Chicago, $3.50; P —a8 solid as_circumstantinl evidence can make | Treaty of Berlin, negotiations. = | 1t presented a splendid appearance, and the ajr ille. | He was recognized as g ellow-fever pa- DETROMT. 1 fn Chuseh, Otiaws, Wis., 833 cuploses of | I 80 by tho authontics yronuuaced complete TOE DODRUDECHA. RNQLIAT RACES, was_rent with tumuituous shouts from thon- ville. He was recognized asa 5 a i Stargeon Kiver Lumber Company, Hancock, L. | #1d perfect. When confronted with the details | Bucianrst, Sept, 2h—1It {5 reported that | Loxpos, Sept. 31.—The Great Eactern handl- | sands of throats of those who fillod the strects tlent who had risen from bed in his delirium, Smecsnl INtaich 1 TN TXI0NA 8., Mich,, §30.75; citizens or Albany, Whitesige | ¢f the testimony that ‘wonld he ueed against | 14006 arg organizing In Dobrudscha toresist the | €A 8t Nuwmarket, was wou by fuckthorpe; | aod sidewaike. : drensed himscll, and rushed to the dopot to | DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 24.—The ewmnploves of | i nye i g1 iena, &13 8 friond, bim. b sald ho could explain it all If given an | 4" [ ERUACI S0 Teal Warrior, eecond; Matay, thint, | " The head of the colnmu reached tho Exooci. ateh the train, Me was returned to bed, the Mictigan Central Raliroad bave sent $371to cents; Evaugelical Lutheran Teinity Church | 0PDUFtUbity, but mads no clfort to do so then, umanian occupation, snd that they' have AN DOMINGO, ® | tion Building nt 8:3), and, s soon a8 order was T4 Ih¢ Western Asanciated Press. yellow-fever sfferers. Sundav-achon@dy; Congregational syd Method- | ant anly involved hunsell fn_greater inconsls- pleuty ot arms and ammunition, HAvANA, 8cpt. 34, —Advices from Banto Do- | keenrcd, Mr. Jahn Ricketaon was presented, CrATTANOOOA, Septs 2—Five deaths and BAN FRANCISCO. st Churches, Enerald Grove, Win, §2050; a | tonsdes and '-'“MJMM'?"K-( Oh nocounk oL rep ) THREATENING, = mingo announce tho auccess of tho revolutton- | o7 behalf of the Exposition managers avliver. resentationa mado to him by promincut citizens V1ENNA, Scpt. S.~The Lokemia (newspaper) | Iates the capitulation of Preaident Gonzales, e an cloquent and poluted address of welcome, 1hree new cases of fever [n the past twenty-four 8AN Fruncisco, Hopt. 34 —The Southern Re- hours. The Board of Health has advised those | Yef Committee Yave collected in all 10,000, of who can to leave tha city, as the discase Is as- | which £10,000fs stili on hand, walting advices (é,mml. $2 Total amount forwarded to date, i & . fo 2 next Thursdav, the earlieat day possiblo under | fan volunleers bave approached the Austtian | xuuio Dmllllnznmlhc same ‘1‘:’1 ut'}l;ul’r.::%«cl:(;l‘t length of tnc pasi history of the cir, FILRA SON8 OF 13RARL. ‘The followiniz lodires have responded to the 5 5 : from the fever-strickon districts. Tho Commit- | circulnr issued by George Brahain, as Grang | the 1aw to cousider the murder cases. frontier, departed, when a Provisional Government was | and recalled the former’ Presfidentlal Sumlop g puiseips tea In in fequent recelpt of requests for pe- | Mnster of ?&tr‘h}_(im&l’ Loags No. 5, o TR g sone carrunes, arcunizd, Jacinto o Gastro being fia- Pren: | pils, which e, peuplo, bave roul PR A - peadent Order of Free Bons of lsmei: Judah 2 9, b VIENNA, L 2] r dent, 0 Electoral Colleres wero ordered to A L8, eting DROWNSVILLE. B tu'llhrvlsslsmuv:c from various privato societies, | fEOU Lodge No. 4, St. Louls, 8203 Farlsehritts Speelal ispateh 1n Tae Trivune. 5 Mw\:“\ E:‘l;;:m 1 If. l: (lmllld-'v"{sn“fil:rm}, convena on the K et wlfi: ok oh]m.-tcol Sron | terms 1o tiie visit of President Lincoln tn' 191t CONDITION OF TIA POOR PROPLE THERE. altof whicharerefused, T Committeeannounco | Tuchter fadgo No, 4, St. Lotls, $10: Creaur | Fansar JuscrioN, Scpt. 2heOn Sunday | Wi the Austrians occupied Rosatia without | euding to the eleetion’ of a now President, | e alto rehoarscd ot full lengtk o statenient ot Mpecial Disnatch to The Tribuve, thatjthey remit tothie Hloward Asseciatiunealone, | Uity Lodge Nu, 03, Milwaukes, £205 Abratant | nioht o var billed for the Spotted.Tall Agency | CEpositlon. Itislearncd thut the insurgents, | en. Lyperan 1s the most popular eandidate, | tho uumerous and extenslve findustries of the BrownssiLLE, Tenw, Sept. 21— Out of | making the latter tho almoners for thelr re. | Lincoln Lodeo No. 43, Chicawo, #233 Excelnior [ W 5 807 uC for 0 Bho ABCNCY | after a battle at Henkovies, tled panivatricken | " STATUB TO PATHER LB BMET. Iron City, and coneluded by commending in ths Drownsvilie's meaare population (h.ro are | specilve citics ond ontlyig districts, Total | Lonige No. 2 Ciicavo, 23; Pamnix Loden No, | %40 broken open when the traln waa near this | 1, Victiegrad and Guradsa, Nrw Yonk, Sept. 24— cable dispatah saya n | hizhiest torma of culozy tho stand taken b ths place, and soveral biles of woolens, clotbing, ete., were tirown out. Tho thieves then stole o team and bugey 'from Thomas Brown, and toaded In what goods the bugey would carry, 10, Clilengo, $254 Estiee Lodge No, “hfcago, £25; Moses Lodge No. 18, Chicago, $203 Hising Siar Lodge No, 50, Chicago, #10; Garden City Loage Nu. BY, Chilcago, $103 procecds of raflls at Free Sons pienie, Chicugo, 8501 total, $240, i statue In honor of the I 5 present Administration In favor of npure goy- . ViscuepiTED, Junult 1ntssjonary theato Ez'fl:;"l",:::;‘c‘:’:" the 1 ernment, nnd of the endeavor to rostoro us fur Loxnox; Seot. 24.—A Bucharest dispateh dis- | gians, wns ‘unvelled yesterday in his native | 88 nostible, without jeopardizing the results se. credits the reports of breparations for resisi- | place, Dendermonde, H,;lzlnm. A great crowd | cured by the late Ciyll War, the feeling of cor. unce in the Dubridja to the Roumanlan occupa- | assisted at the ceremuny. A cantata. composed digl fricndstip and thorough reclprocity by twelse new cases to-doy, six white and six | remfitances from the Pacific coast, including colured, and four deaths, Among the former | citizens, trom Wells-Fargo and othier sources, are the Rives Grove of Memnphis City, Marshul | abuut 870,000 R. T. Piltz and chitd, Pleitz bns already lost NEW YORK., New Yonw, Scpt. 26.—Fho concert at Gil- | This has been distributed as follows: o Chinrles | Ut were nnable to take the wnote of their | tjon. for thic oceasion, was sung by 500 voices. tween all sections of our common country. Lty {'\'v‘."'lmfs\;“;l;mm ml"d' ,;\ e l‘;mnd;fm more’s Garden, Inst nigght, for the rellef of the | simous, President Hebrew Ruliof Associatiou, | booty. Yesterday morning tho team was found ADRIANOPLR. , T e, TiB PRESIDENT'S BITLCI. are Wealey Willis, oo old and csicemed cltizen, | yellow-fover sullerers tn_the saxgchhnnd given | New Orleuns, Duvia Etssemon, Prestdent | ina cornfleld nenr Prospect Park, dnd during | Loxpor, Scpt.” 2i.—A Constantinople als- | _ Panis, Sept. 2.—Gen. Do la Ilitte, who was Atthoclosoof Mr. Tlicketson's apeech the and Mixs Kate McFariand, who remainod hero | under tho auspices of the Firemon's Ball Lom- | Jeyrew Rellef M.ocu“.lun, Memplus, 875 Alex | 1uo day ond this moning four whole bales | PaLch states that the Russinn headquarters bave | Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1840, Is dead. President nrose and replicd as follows: 10 brave ftout and be with her fricuds, Two | witteo of the Old Volunteer Fire Department, | Kuhn, President tiebrew Relief Assoclation, | or fne woolon blankets hnve been found fu | Deen removed to Adrianopole. OPRRATIVES' STRIKE. Fellow-citizens of Pittaburg and of Alleqheny Dersons were bifrled from tho huspital; o | WHI et between $8,000 and 810,00, Vicksburg, 8753 totgl, $200, Loxnow, Bept. 24.—A serlous strike has ac- | Counfy,—Peranps I shonld say of Fonneylvanis: Iho Soutaern Retief Committee of the Cham- ilicrent pluces, t {8 supposed that another TUNIS, 2 ol " u ] YELLOW-FRVEI CASE IN THIS CITY. AN o : i ; Riifredin Pasha, formerly Prime Ministor of | oufred ngainst the reduction of wages fn tho | During tho last three weoke I havo had g most auv.hier death s flptt‘;d lllcffl;:L‘:E"“ ber of Commnerco to-day ceut BMW0 tothe [ The second ease of sioposed yellow forer tn i l{‘g’;&;’{f Ml &'"“;,::‘&I.fln‘f,":,""’“‘;,g the liey of ‘Tunis, Las been mentloned to the | factorfes of colored ‘cotton at Radeliffe, Peck- | SGea%S tout dheoneh fuo Ftates of tho North, THE MOVISG DF PE Cltizens’ Kctief Committea of Memblits; 3, this city died ot the Paloce Hotel, corner of | convesance. No clew o the (hieves has s yet | Suiton a3 capable of reorganizing “Turkish | fngton, aud Uusworth. Three ttiousand 16oms | yetTean tenly eay to the pennia of Pitebarg that out of town to camps in the woods, withont | to the Howard Assoclation of Mcmphis, &30 | Monroo and Clark strects, at nbout 2 o’clock | been found, nor is it vet posttively kuown hiow | MTaIrs, ana tlic Sultan had ssked him to utate | sre idie, ud Ml no part of that pertod wns more agreeable, and ay many goods werd stolen. 2 tents or shielter, commenced to-day. The nuble- | of which ie for Martius, Teni., 830 to Browns- | yesterday morning, Allen Vukh.-" n voutg u ) 1 think more vrofliably apent. than the fow Houry Lerrineipris 9 = . | vitle, 8200 to Willeston, and 300 to Holly | inan 22 vears of nge, came up from Memphls a % ALBANIANS IN BYMPS . o I have been crmmui to remaln_in tho LIty o et peopleof Nasuvile, Loussiie, Ciucin- | Hhie # man 23 veassnt age, ey from Mgl & L m— ANIANS I ATIATIE AT A AoMIANE. FIRES. Pittebarg, [Cheors. | Necossarily T havo acen Loy natl, Philadeiphia, 8t Louls, Chlcdgo, Milwa LONDOX. abuve place. 1118 muthor and a younger brother ., WYOMING ITEMS, marcting irom Novi Dazar to Join the nsur- & very smail part of what you haye to exhioli; and many other places are_ Lelping us libs | Lowpow, Can., 8ept. 24 ~Two thousand dol- | jeft Mempbis about thres weeks ago and came | Fort McKiNyey, Wyo, Sept. 31.—~The mall | geats in Bosnta, 4 NFAR BURLINGTON, TA. o Dhasty run throagh youe Lxposition. o and subplies, encouraging th- | lars® worth of biankets arg to be ront to the | o Chicawo, and bave been atonping withifricads | from new Fort McKinvey, Clear Creek, careted Bneclal Dinpaich 10 The Tyibine, mplivnitddting s few hours of the forennints Wt th fleht. Moyor Mctisat fs | Jellow-fever sulferers {rom lire, undgr an ar- | ax No, 180 Wabasl avenue. Tiiey tricd to per- | by on ambulance,was roliboa to-day by tio CENTRAL ASIA. BrRLNGTON, Ta., Sepk 2L—A severa thun | from tio hotel (6 this point are tho Aim of cluping wraves. Chicago seut us §1,000, and B‘:-';m:’:fi'&:u,“wlu:ch Stves | oy m“e‘f,“";f Y | sunde Allen to come with them, but he said Ue [ pen, about efght miles south of Clear Creek. DRITIEIL DESIGNS UPON APGIANISTAN. der-storm passed over this region this ovening. | advantages in sceking 1o know what Plttabare is, nsd business that needed fizing up, was:- not alrald to remaly, 2w York g0, aod he but floally, sfter sepeated Importunities, Au Bnider, of 8an Francisco, and E. Tillotson, of | Lospos, Bept. 2—A Caleutta dispateh | The bain ot John Mayor, at Laharoe, Iil., was. Yonare one of the grcat manufacturing cities, o % ono of the great workabhops of the world, Now, Fort Fetterman, passcugers, tozethir lost about. | states that onlers havo been fassed to concen- | S7UCK by lightniug, kitling two flug orses and | wy' frionde, 1 discovor fiera, we ara lnfurined LOUA Toasxsronr, Sepl PORT, L,—One bundred and SPOTS, ity lolturs wn8 sent_from hero to Sempbis to- | no yleldea to their solicltations and camo North, | #4X0fn money and “elbthing, The mail matte frontie ¢ destrasiug; than and contente; hef@ahat coal, andlrun, and Elass, and stecl, ani MILAN, duy for tho fover sutferors, making a.total of | 1o was perfectly well up to Friday last, when | was nat molgsteas no‘shots were fived, 4§ ::nr:: (m‘:xll?:::"{; l:?:w’;::l;r ‘"I‘r.h ?-"::rr::: 3 CREER. s m“,"::;“:}':*:"‘,“: Jem intarteia o thimializey Siedal Dispated to The Tridune. $750 from thls gity, ho was out in tho rain ail day. Thateveninghe | A Fort Felterman dispateh savs Doputy, ¥ AT BATTLE CREEK, MICH. o st and fmportant interests of the rARIS. officlally nnnounced that the Ameer of Cabul Detnorr, Sept. St.—A fire at Battle Creck whole country, und I pause to {nquire whatiy Netw Yonr, 8ept. 24.—From Tarls, France, Sherlil. Willlam Fux wus killed between herg their conditlon?" In a leitor writton 1o me (one of was taken {1l whils in hts foom, but did not ] and Brown Springs ranche on the evening of | Ias allowed turee letters (rom the Vieeroy of | early this morning destroyed Osiood & Cha- | the Jetters 1o me) byn gentleman dosiring to fn- ol i e Aitash, Totin,, ept2h—ilnu ey, thrawy notliy anybody. Saturday he was delirious, and Intu arerrible state of excitentent this moraing t §4,000 was recelved tor the yellow-fover | grew worse rapldly until he dfed, at 2 o'clock | the 24, by o man named Jobn Vase lu L (n unsnswered, '8 e v i i 3 5 0 sequence of the death of J. Q. Boyd and | gyTerers. © yesterday moraing. Ilo was attonded by Dr. J, | posed to Wav becg In self<tofense. Particataes Jadlg o i d 1 hiw'a lewclry-atore. Lase, £2.000; fully tusured. { $87 :.‘I'theonl::;v‘:s:gt?rtn‘e‘:: }w’;r-w:'::x'f e Mrs, Boyd was taken Ul Jast Thursda, ¢ . ‘ A Bombay dispatch says no attempt will be | ‘I'he firo caughit lu some charvoal. S Pt B i Mrs, Boy h y DRA MOINAS, 11, Baxtér. Dri De Wolf,' 'flealth Oilicer, was | not yet knqwn, Vasser is here ready to give do to Induce the Am to eive the Brit o three passages: ‘Wae ore a working people, and und diod Monday. Dr. Boyd was taken i) tast | Des Morxes, Ta,, Sept. 2h.—Gov, Merrill sent | #i80 notllled, and went to 883 tho pationt, Also | imself up. mada to luduce tha Ameur: Lo, rectlvo'the Beils P ey s au oity has been unuaually ndlicted by tho pan'e, viday gl aled Suutay. A negro ook was | to the Sunth yestorday #235, the coutributions | Dr. Garvect, Medicat lusvector of the West Dl e 2 tsl Envoy. Tho Misslon is already broken up. METHODIST BOOKS. Wusincs has beon deprewad, but now scensis Zcn ssuitay morning, aud bas got §4 bag, | OF the Sunday-scliools ol thia city. Tty i witclioy (roi ., betwee)r 13 &ul 1 THE USTAL WAY. Uen, Bir Noville Chamberlatn bas left for Mad- fucater siowly.. Yout prosmen winla iosil.r erut atumpedeof waltes and blacks 1o th e welar 1o LB 1m0 JE Uk leatl TR tucas . Bpeclal Ditbaich ta The Teltine. ras. Eight thousand men will start fus few | Conttnuniton of the «Tnock-Bown= Argu- | a falr and trathful plotura of tno condiiton of cuntey easred to-day. Busfucss Is susoend- CITICAGO. remittenty” and Dr. Gariiets has no hesitaney | JASALLE, DL, Doc, 24—Merman B. Chap. | days to strengthen tho foree av Quettah. ment In Rteviewlng Mr, Kadford's Career, tm{;auu in n:uhurx. M:lnum;(n':mw thita alwars et A Thoward Association Is to be oreanized TNR CITIZBNY' RULIEF COMIMITTAN fu pronouncing 1t a pecuifar form of yellow | man, the Unfted States and Auerlean Express | 1t 18 considered certain that o move will he Speetal Insvatch Lo The Tribtns, suffers more from stagnation of buslness tnat fol- o & g A lows a financial panic than either commorcinal con- mossenger why atloges that. he was robbed of | made theiico on Candatior, which would cat the | _ NAsuviee, Tenn,, Sovt. 24.—Dr. J, B, Mc- | unitios or agricuttural commounities. The var an express package ‘snid to contaln. 9 fu | communications Letween -Cabul wud Ilerat, TFersln, agent of the Bouthern Methodist Tub- | periuoua wealth, the accumuisted woath of a ity un the ttciuoon of tive 11tk sy wese | Stmultaneously with thls ovament, 6,0u0 me | labinie House, was nterviewed with rofercnco | MaREestugng S o, b Gk, mot arrested on s charze of embezzlement, and tho | Will go to Kohat, and 1L ta belleved whl | 1o Ur A. IL Redford’s roview of the Book | jn" an agrienltural community, W alterioon haa boett syent in' o proliniinary ex- | enter Afghanistan by the Kooram Valley, | Comimittee’s report on, bis management as | men =~ sro thrown =~ out of omp | uminabion, which is now continued untiito-mor- | wiilsta third_cplumn will travorso Kbiyber | nent of tho samo tnstilution. Dr. MeFerrin iby.tlie diard Hpes it follow financ ” tely with the same, sUTeriig be- T ORI, - Vase, Tt 1a catimated that thoro will b planty | ld" 1t was o rebosh of what Redford hod | Fiue thoTack of comtoria thit are. earncd oy (s (00D BNOUGIL, cAe ODO a8 by P . plready sald, and all b been consldered | daly Iabor 4s felt by large portions of the cou- bk ,{",',’,':é‘;{,}:'“ffo,',:"gfl':fl{.’,'w',,‘i{,‘:,’,'; now ialle iy o Blokc Committee, edtord i | manity, - And the woalthy men of the munufaciar. Speclal Disndten o The Tribune, detalls regarding the concentratton of troops. | expreased a willinzness to retund the Cromly | ing communities? Wlist I8 their conditlon? Flev Katamazoo, Mich., 8ept. %h,—{farey Mon- | 1t reports thot. the Koorau Valloy people are | 0d other uncys, amounting to §9,000, and | havs the tnme " Vropriios oh Jorl hal tague, the thicf who, after recerving king nurs- | friendly and penccable. By’ this routo u | Jurtber seitic an tho terais progosed, request. | RSP cetinuat. hut the proporty it i and ottendancg In 8 violont Diness, | force might wivance within seventy miles | Ini that the scttlomont be ngde to anpear a9 | isyoiug to decay, unlcss lirge sims ara cxpenicl stole jewolry to thé amountof 8300 frum his | 9 tabul Tao Khyver Dass wyl i SUERbILS staicing tho fack | ¢, koup the worke runuing at s loss, 5o that1air o avobfed, 1t (s not Intended to attack Csbul, | thaty up to that thue, ho earuvatly contendul | f gunposa it to be true that manafaciuring ca Lenefactress, Miss Ella Wattles, and who was | i robnble eifect of the demonstration will | 6 Was under uo wbllzations to refund, and Toanitios sailor mora. than either commereial of coptured by Mine Wattlos in Wisconsin some | bo to sbow the hulplessness of the-Amzer, and | atliruing In the beginning that ho had no suttle- | agricuitaral commantiiey in a tima like this. o ' ¢ ¢ - | ment to wake, naving sctiled with the [ 1intmore than this, my friends, I supposs the I'..‘.:‘.",'..?E.";;‘flfi?':fl:’,‘;‘f,cfifi'ff 13::,“;33: ',’,3"'11': ::::.‘fiw"“ shoiogitier thibas Ly foicnipfieeat General Conruror:ce. In vefercnce to Ited- | returning tide of €000 Limon comes o larhily Half at Nand lahr 11 Stata. Brison. “Lio pleaded | - LoNON, Beot. Sk—A dispatch from Simla | ford’s salary, ho suid: » Wheu [ was on tho | fos menuisciuring community thip sliper b 1) fuver, frum wLich the patlent died whilo it wus 1 128 second stage, County Undertalier BElton was notutied, aud, uvon nroving, vo rofled tho body up In a shect, dwmfected it and took 1t to Uakwood Cemetery tor burial, - The moiherund brotner of deceasea were with olms durioir hls sickuess, sl they say tiey feel thae they owo g dubwl'uimmuuu to Mikue McDonald, proprictor ot the hotel, and hls wife, who, with tielr colored coachiman, showed thy voor sutlerer every attentlon which humanity could sugest.—a kindness -winch they cvan never repuy, Mra, McDouald assured them that every person might leave her honse If they fult fear, but the dying and the dead sliould be pro- tected atall costs, She statsd to nreporter vosterduy that soe had hers«if been a vietim of yellow-fever twelve years ago in New Oricons, and, trom her knowledge of the disease, she did not think yount Wilkte nd 1, and that 1t woy more of n biltous fover that he was stricken held o meeting yesterday, Mr. Fuller 1 the chale, There wero slto present Mr, Peter Schuttler, 3r. W, A. Fullgr, and the Rev, 8. 8, arrls, 7 ‘I'io financlal statement of the Clerk read as follows: Appropriations Expense itoms Subject (o appropris L e A perlect heird has cet out from this place. Tow-iities o0 toe familes lelt town, this even- fnie for the covutry by every concelvable vone sevange, B ruing to-uleht, and anval- £uns hired L i i3 coirare and test the con. seon tizeost, Tha alarm extends to the su it are 10 readiness tofly, Total contrivutions.... ... The committeemen expressed ereat gratltica- tion at the liberal manner tn which subscrivtions wera pouring Into the treasury, When they be- gan Lo make appropriations they estimated that they would bave $23,000 at thetr disposal, which intight possivly bo Increased 1o 835,000 by & con- tribution of 810,000 oy the Board of Trade, The Sroval he Trilune, - Manting, Tenn, Seuts 24.—The ploomiest forchodiugs are entertalned, The futo of Hic it and tirenada stares us n tho toee. Mre. Waltons, Miss M. Holwnd, und Miss F, Dibrell, daughter of Do Ditrell, and all of promiment familics, died Lo-day, T death of L. Ao Biake, W, Dean, Mrs. W. I dohuson, and V. Gooaner 1s hourly | Fepurt of tiv Treasurer showed that tho sub- | yigh, “flwever, nftor duath, the body of de- s e ; . Committeo’ ho was allowed 3000, but ho | & e e e e et Hoteet | neriptions lisd doubled ia awout tho expecta- Soani o i, e o was blotehed; | LUl aud expicted s lizuter seotetice. e e e mannged to get I rlsed to ‘:m*ns‘ withont my ;&dm‘f‘; “or”precedonis for & thoment. s il 'S cree ¢ e . 20— 2! ¢ ! B supnites [rom Nushvllfe, Miller's last urm M‘n’: been called to considor the proprioty of making 'fiififlnff.'ifilfi-’é’r’fi'&' Wolf rn::,n,lfll‘;:"('lnrre:v. 2ay | of tho Cincinnati Bou‘:hnm ltmlrl:;w.:I ’;o: Xxnxz':ni MEXICO ¢ b’l?n'&é’f ::c:';:lmk%;.m‘nm‘mrh?r‘:fl"t(';h::ccnl:: ?::lxlnmt;vr::rc:nu;a Py 32%‘.’.57..?:‘1'fi-‘{.'u}"-“.fi.“u',".fi“ stricken to-ni2tit, making threo of tho fawlly | 9Pbropriations for Urecnville, Miss, and Pla- | that the disenso s not contairious, and if there | were $3d,000, M » nore would ruln lim nud the House. Fortv | ltvle. ‘Thoy atill ean maintain themacives wnon uow prostiated aud two deaths gueimtue, La. It waa expected that a letter of } werw o thousand cases of yollow lover in this — . TUMONS 0¥ REVOLUTION. thousand dollars for running the House etzht | thelr farms, and gradually, os good thues are 2 advice glving Instrnctivus In reference to these | ¢ity thero would be no cause of fear among the CASUALTIES Spretul Dinvaich to The Tribune, years would not be tolerated when he Pfol'«'hlnz. they sre the fret to feel tho hel Spoetal m..,.:;:n“,l:' The Tribune, poluts and other places ucar New Orleans would residents, & Wasnixarox, D, C., Sept. 2L~Officlal ad- | ivas cnllln: h.)r lzot bol}\m‘r]l hdt:}‘lar fn the ?n.lr‘“u.fi}""':'{,‘f, prex:u“p:;ll‘:{z.c {}:g; 'I,l:f{P“)’g B . i "y PRODADLY PREJUDIORD. - . ecel ! to-lay fre lexice pour preachers’ pockets. And he rua it for y n L'Ants, Tenn., Bept. 2h—Dr. Milan and Jumes | be recelved, ‘Thio letter ad not srrived, but | A ponglemian restding In thus cisy lias recefved FIRST RIPONT---SUICIDT, vlees receivad liers tolay from Mexico fudicate | BEy RECCIE Bt nait for 85,000, nnd ro- | FO50 ,‘{,“,',‘E",' '::,‘.‘Tfi';fi“?hél&:':." :.??hff'.'{.‘f,m“ the Committee thought it would be safe to act upon the newspaper reports of distress at those placens and send thum some financlal help, As it was deemed improbabie that the monoy Wuils, hne-repairer, died to-day. Mian was re- poried becter this morning. ‘There was a llghe frost Sunday mormng, und o lgut storm of from his fatuer, & residont of Now Orleavs, o letter, from whilch the following Is taken: Thls type of tever is worse than any which visited this cctlon of countey at any time, on oc- kain to purchese freely from (e merchanis begina the era of prospority and transports- 8rDALIA, Mo., Bopt, 24,—W. A, Morrill, Pay. | thot the situstlon thero is growlng precarlos | (oiyuq gli e salary, whllo other inpioyes did master of tho Mlssourl; Kanaas & Texas Hail. | f0F tho Govéruimont of Uea. Disz. Revolutlon- | not, " flo enarged $235 for, morive his Yoty | Ko rond, has been missing from his homne since Sat. | BFY Mmovenents are occurring with incrensing | from Loutaviilo to Nuabville,—a nico little sum | tion to railroads, to wwater trausportation, unta urday bight, the 2lst dost. Mr Morrlll frequency, and are extending over the cutire | for an clghit-bour ride, There nre now on_ the | the merchants, and now at last nfter the mercnanis thunder and Hehtning lust pight. count of the grest anmuer of younyg qus docto e ‘Tre helves of the Publishiug touse ovor 1,700 | andafter the farmers, comes the deatand of traas LOUKTANA PLANTATIONS, could Ue sent diroct to those points by tole- | fhat hare grasuated In modical cojloate. snd_pave | has bee fu poor health for the pasy | Couutrye TheTreasury is without funds and | BRGSO gcronty Histary of Methodiem in | bortsuon ‘for maro irun for_ tho altwan, been Ihrown on our hands for the Jast twelve or fifteon years, Nearly sil the pld doctors are dead. ‘Piero are but three ur four mow_Jiving fu v Orleuns who wero hers In 1858 and ol provious eptdowics, 80 that the claes thal ure now Intrusted with the care of patfents aro wicro noviecs o thi diseass, “tho graph, the Committee, on motlon of Mr, Baker, voted to send $1.000 to Greonyille and $1,000 to P'laquemine via New Orleans. THE JEWS of Chicaro hiave, as o cl18s, contributed llberally Tor the relief of the yellow-fever sulforers, The monto, ‘and It s foared that ho hes | CTCALcomplalntis mude by merchantsof ex- | Kontucky? for wiich lio has rocalved thecash. | A0, moto ol elther wnudered oft In o demented state | 'Chsive smuzgilue uow betng couducted, It s | Interviews with othier smployes of the 1louso | g my correspondsnt or has commfeted sutelde. When ha Jeft Mis satd, with the connivance of the Mesican Gov- | sustain thy allegatious herctofora mado by tho | sald that **onstuess has Leen dupressed,” and houic, Baturday night at 9 o'clock, no told his | crmuent officors on the border. Tho latter aro | Dook Comumittee, o~ 7 right again wyeu o rayy, -+ ut now it scms b family ho hud to go to Hannibat, but it has been | said to be maklug large profits from this con- THE WEATHER e oee 2 Ay LolbE i e useartafued hie did not o on too train, - Morriil | graband trade. Tho reports received ‘are such 5 whether they ate reviving or not, eithor slowly of TraskLry, Lu, Sept. 2d.—Auother letter from Pattersonville gives the following aeconnt of the yellow lever from its tiest appearance at Li:onda plantation, and its subsequent appear- ance ut Welghtman®s Mound: Place plantation, to the 224 tnst.: other fay a prominent member of that race fu- | aud buve alrcady Killed morw than ¢ Lias been connected with the Missourl, Kansas Orricy oF Tuk CuiBF BIoNAL OppICER, il Laebily plantation, Twentyelehteases, nino {m:'f;‘ e s & Jum Eiete.butos” Ainanncsof ‘s 3 b the. petent | & Susasaviraties i, Lallding ot the 1oal, ‘I.):;:: :Ili::l:r‘»rult‘::y’; :r'::y( !l‘::;l?lulz:l.c:x;flf:;: to | Wasnixorow, 0. C., Sept. 251 s mo—TIndica- | " Tho Proshlont then took up the question of deatns; Broussard Mlllfimnnh thres cases, ot | Gricans, but whicn wes i grest ueod of funds, | Slee; a1d that in the sosenco of u physlclan, with and bis aceounts are all stralght. surrender to pevolution tious—or ‘lenneaseo and Oblo Valleys, risiug | fusiico aud the dcnr‘rulun‘:‘ of business thraugt atly P ‘0 LaItE, i cller C ¢ ¢l ¢ - 6 ¥ v - | out the couutry, und spoke fully and auly o el o ki e adoath | and tus eliet Commiites wis aaked tosend | | Tuhimicless about this fever thin f wouldibonta [ EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT, A private letter received Horo by way of Now | followed by fulling barameter, wasmer, south- | 8, e GUkThon of ‘Tha day, foins over s Italroad Camp, ono case, one death; Mound | therr early-established rule of only workiug i Tour peorois. myweit and Lrowght st x‘rm:’n‘n%‘.l Aol Ok I The Tribui, Orleans frum the Cley of Mexico, dated Sept. 0, | ¥4 Gober Slissinsippt and. Lower Mig- | 2ame ‘i"'""u and ki tod, sude arcunienty Place, slx cases, oue death, Total, ,a'n’.“"“ New Orleans throuh thy ilowards, tho Come | I'never gave any micalcine st all oxcept orunge-iear | 5T J0sERIL, Mich,, Sept. 2f,—Jumes Wallen, | fully confirms these oliclal advices, Tho writer | gouri Vatloyw and Upper Lake Mtegion, seuth [ 48 mado his speech at 8t. Paul, N predid- muteo refused 10 sund money direct to the Jew- 18l souiety, but sent some to the Howards with fustructions to_divide with other relief organt- zatlons, The Southero Jowlsh socioty was to- and eldorbersy Howers and tea to break (oo fever, Inthreo or tour days thoy ware oub of danger but had to ba well watcued for ter, or twelve duys afterward, ~Since this fever broke ot [ have visite & wealthy farmer near Gomer, un the Muo of | states that s strong revolutivnary movement | gnd east winde, warmicer, cioudy, nud rain cn! thie return nt‘u}nllnmmd-\y q(lnn;luv}ul piru ths county, was found dead lust Friday in e | may be expected at any thne dunng the coming | weather, ‘stattoudry or fuillug burometer, fol. | PETtY) ol diewa most bopeiut pietuts ! E veate . the condition In the Wesl, Jlo pamted out bLarnyard, hls body terribly mutiated by bogs, | winter, Toe writer ussigos no ressons for the {‘:r"“'lu:’:!‘;’"n‘,fifiz fi’:fi},‘,‘g{c:” colder northe {450 G bt oue Hattonal debt Wi growing cases and flfteen deaths. Lue sbove ovbly Includes whites, There are n large number of blacke reported as having . / was U0 | 6o over Aty parsons slck with tas fever, und nev : g¥dis 3 eopthig ity Lk been slck and convaleacing at some of the abuve :?35-‘&&':..".‘:‘3- :;,fy“"‘:;,mT‘_’:}::'n:{L‘,E:‘(‘ffi; were | had tho lzulmkur ot &nfl Tact, )i troubles L". :1?:-“:‘::&';::‘:&'fi:’.‘:“n%fl'lfl?‘{h!fl%fl‘ e '.'L',’K”;'.',' :::'Bmtlfi:':'::::x:::‘ Heleully tapest f ;fifi:fi,}“m;&'{‘f‘:‘}fhflmf o eyl ""l‘l‘“v‘f‘:i :‘:afi:xlfi: i R xnnx:‘:nllul-lluxt‘llx‘;\lv’;v? 'r,)llllhcl:’ o - vlantatlons, sud souie few deaths, but the fover | PPN UL Stating that they had made applts | Eyem hmg™ o™nyl U™ et “xieicds e | wuss buchelor uod lived cutirely alone, RRLATIONS WITIL TIU UNITED ATATEA, 1 “rislug® Larometer atd ‘Uegr oF clearing | ferest thus sifoctingun enorimous sasing eicts ar, Mo - referved tion of the curre vely that the o always the suffercrs rency, Ho prembied ghe b bt we bad weariy or quite reached a permianent basts of valuch and characterized the preseut te ng one hom 0 tho grilusl “upore and showed ool aud Jaburing classed ruim o shifthng cur with them is of & mild type, aud henco tho small mortality, Two uew cases were reported Sunday morn- o, —Frank Turleton, # eun of Sawuel L, Turlo- tun, and a ciild o1 My, Junes, fu Pattersunville, Mast uf those uow down are reported dolag cations to the Howards tor pecunlary ossistance In nevonlanve with tho above, but Lad been re- fused aid. 3 A ut the members of the Committee were of the opiniun that the Inlirmary wos & warthy or- wanization, and, if w oeed, should be hefped, Dr, Harris expressed hisdoubts sbous their betng hery tho past week, which decrensed (ho st of siek aud of now casva couslderably, | 1k tne fever imay iast nbout to1he Jaut of this month, aud then L will have Lo get up oo get, 1 would wiits o tell you that | bave seen wix or seven yellow-fever ycors o great deal worse shan the prescit vear, Tn tuo year 1853 the fover wan soven times wordo than It le now, when we hail City or Mxxico, Seps. 18, —Cungress opencd | weather ou the 10th, Presldent Dias sent fn o message which reviews the Awmcrican questlon. He clalms that tho Mexiean Governmont bns per- formed I1s dutics towurd the United Btates in YATAL JEXPLOSION. ALLeNTOWN, I'a,, 8cpt. 25.—Ny o boller ex- plogion to-day at the school-slate factary, Frank Kennel, ongipeer, wastnstantly kitled, vx-Cou- atatte) i Hunt ria adly wounded. a0 | pood faithy, aud further, that Mexico duires to rocAL nnlnnvlnn’. stk U3iCANA, Bopt. 24 tu. Weuther ell. reat peed, and yet belng unavls to se- SRLUT4 G which we could go forward and enter upon st v"I)r. Tatleton 1 improving siowly, ‘c‘l"r?rzn‘; ald from 1ho ,llumml Association, {:::I;.%nfi# fif.?.fi"%r?y"cfll’u?"u.:'fi'&'.f..i’fl'&."' sou wasli-houss eulupleiely wruckod, culivateenco vl jall uatiunay sspoctally withd 1 b g l:m"ml u ch OO kool Linkess ar by Uineito Soits n’lhl Beluw fing list of deatus Lo date: However, ho ?udu mu.:wu, which a‘ulrlnrrlcdi Ludles rt.il'nnmnd nm.«nfn at ":n- graveyurds fur ——————— the United States. It 15 determined ot tho ‘“."l"'l'-":m“;;"| l'l‘:"“z':;. 'M !‘\Az‘r‘lll.flk'lll:)\?anlriul‘:lx:llllt‘nl postpouy {udetintely 1he T et rutn to be sent to the arid | days, until the sutioriivs talked svout Ing i g sxliwu, 61 1 , Bl o sPTILY. . Lagouwda Plautatlon—~Mr. Figar, wife, and | St LM Ry Orteans ataeing e [ o e el i R atrha e Puseburillng SUICIDE, saius:1bne 10 matotatu, 18 ddopro lenco, omd A St 1{e warved the people agatnat tho demove: Swecial llimruaa 40 Tna Tribune, ho:x'urhz’cl"nud‘:\-n:«’l:nt tll‘-,u A‘n'u l‘ o ;fluume |lu':lnl BLOONINGTON, [Ny Bobt. S4~This clty woa | Buthorized tho Hxvcutive io trest with the ahucked. taeday by s horeld suicido o Mr, | AMErcan Qovermnent for st wiltary - dacob Btoutz, u wgalthy German buteher, who | b " It & 3 4 i dition to such co operation that thie onder glve for twenty-four yeurd hus uono buslness In the | ten. Urd be countermanded. The Uslted wustort vart of the’elty, at the corher of Lea | Btates relused to vato the order, and the Mex- and Market, At 5 u'ejock he stepped from his | Jean tovernment agreed to nothing. residence futo a shied I the rear, and there, a T i few moments later, was found with bls thr:m, FORBIGN GRAIN TRADR, cut frum car to ear,clear duwn to the sploal eol- WHEKLY REVIEW, umn, with ol of the jugulor veins severed. e Laxpox, Bept. 24,~The Wurk Laxe Ezpress was found by Lite "'""““"al";l‘"fl_"::“’vf mio- | says thecool weather during tho past week sats | Of ' tuluporgsy ity for | With intermiticat showers, whict told unfuyora- fow days. ‘The knite iwith which s committed | Bly ubon the cundition of the new wheut, but the deed was & wkiuning-knile with a curved | not toa serious extent, hasimpeded the in- ;;.nu:. shurp s o lr.‘xur.h Btoutz waa born In | gathertug of the cereal crops fn the later dis- auborn, ficenany, b 153, sud had becomo | grigs, Tho bugyest 18 now pructically endod _;‘;".',",,{, GBI TlUtey: ofI0S BrOBCELY 8 | cxcopt in Beotlund and centain northern Locall- panit u j"' Bloutz wud wife Iu:A “fi‘"‘"w"“" uu.bcwuunm dyll-‘ldud Tuirly wlln: {:r; VANDERBILTS MDNiY frow 8. wumwer tour u Europe two | cou bo seen, buy dry weatbiee (s uow deslruble | L ! ket L A0 thiery 14 ek ot Sl Tho flon, Ag: | PEOE ik - | Nmw Yous, Bopt. 2i,—Tue Vanderblie wit- | 7 fho rallruad: br fa s stewabiisst B By vnw:uullm.ux-lun;n(mpui Cungress nn-!n}(lvui Barley varics unusually, The bulk ob the |'case was resumed to-day. An offer was'wade Livg upgy tho hougsty of the houcat Taburete Qilicer Ot tho port ol New Yore during Grant's | Broin boa been ‘securud (u Beajjand, bup, sowe | to. prove thap in 1833, priop, ‘ty $be |'such oy Wi saw tosdav. . [Cheera) Thes L 108 adwlulination, cowmliied suicide ticre to-dav | quantiey i outlving aud 1t s considercd that, | 'wifly Cowmodoro Vanderblly * told g “lady | ua l‘};ub" ‘:‘Ilh\vm;ll:?;:““‘al’“’“ w oot et e ateci “Ihe peoplu of the North sud \Weat are sll good- matured, und vasly tnken 0 when they tead the segorty from New Orleans, and think that ali kands must by desd or dyiug, It de po wuch Abing Our ighest Cdeath pato for ony duy wns ninety, which iy haut one.seventh of 1ho numoer 1 183 fove c callcd s i u e than in 1865, , Of At & tiwes bt tne diticylty 1e 1hat our doctor, undersisnd It, sud are nakipg a ricd Lurvest vut of i, rumruhr}y Miu quacke. Monvey, clotping, provisions, and everything else 1n rolltng 1u from the Esst, Weat, und Sorth, sug atill they natlow for more! Weo bave now at the orth two United States Kepresentatives (Ells and Uibson) beeging from the North and W est pall suths of 1,500,000 T keap their pour duuwnter; Guerman cardener, Fred; Mrs, (ross, o biackewith’s wile; Fueay Broussard, son of Cant. Broussnnd; Frank Stringer, overscer; Oliver ». Clurke and teores O Bteely, pro- prictors, Broussand Settlement—Son ot Mr. Olivler, Pecun Grove—=E, T, Creepper, Frunk Baker, Raitroaa Camp—Mr, Maztin, Mound Place—Mr. Hay+' sun, aged 8 years. Luttersonville—>rs, Lucrotia Taricton, Tue fever bus made its appearance among the blacks Ir the rear of Pattersouville, in what (s kouwn ag Freetown, aud quite » oumber are reporied slek. members of the Intirmary reterred to had repre- sented that that institation was in need of funds, requesting the Howanls to look futo the matter, aud adding that the money seat to New Urlcuns Ly the Chlcago Relief Comunittes wan all sent to the Huward Association for dls- tributiun ot their discretion, The dispatch was shown to some Ilebrow g tiemen who caliod later, aud appearcd to give satisfaction, In reply to o telezranhie arder to Holly Springs tu draw 81,000, the followlug dispateh was recelved: HowLy Srasxas, Miss., S8opt, 21.—Our bank is closed, Dankes desd. Pleass send funds by ex+ resv, You bave done s uoule vart Ly us, ~God fllm you. W, J. L Hotraxw, Currency was sent, The Committec adjonrned unti this mornlog. ‘Tie Relie! Committee buy to date madu the fa)lowiue appropriations s NewUrleany.., tlzation of the {m-cmuu metals, and doprecated any lexlatation luoklug ot eud, In conctusion, he made 3 woat eloquent af- neal to the puopte 4s u patlon to guand jealousty he uational credit und for an honest ey, Aly friends. e sakd, 1L g very glad to bave had this upportumty 1o conyerse with yud, It hus bLevn to mo very sadsfactory, 8w I teust dthas been ot entirely unaatisiactird to you £ wih 1o say thaally, that hunest capital s poeds aud fins vignts, und hoot -: capipal, honest busjueas enterpnso amd ki haw Figlits, wud bus peeds, wid bonest Jabot lns meeds aud has rights, und there tson obuudancs of houest lahor, As D went to-day thyough theia wills aud saw the wel suithiully laboring, 1 could not tut thuk thot e W ascemuled ong ol your inclined nlaucs, as We R0 up the uchucd plaes we hayel over the . rafjread, w4 Gohir o ~Upun the tug ul ) river, how thepe Is o dishoned “plegg of Work alyishurg shout” gho, el In facy, Url HasuviLLe, Nasnviere, Tenn,, Seot, 2h—=Mra, W, Z, Louuey o Dresden, and Mrs, A, Atkiuson of Martw, both of whown arrived fere kast uight, were stricken with fever to-day aud takento the futirmary, Dau Douvhue, who' reschied bere froms Water Valloy, Miss, lust. Baturday, was prustrated to-day. ‘Tbere has not been a single ca:e of ludigénoys fever this slde’of the Teones. see River, tuencies from slarving for the next dfcy daye, numouwz! The cromm of cor, cotton. *catio, ud uther productions of this State were DCVEE S0 preaperous as ay present. Tho negrovs are comiug i frum Uie countfy pasieh and lving on the fren . rebwie, aps alvo are ull the poorer whites, with iow uid then sume of vur bget well-tg-du fauniies, wlig by hyok or by crook pid. ' 3g¢, through the lfl\uulfllfl:rk |\~ whu have the ulstriouilug of Lhe supplies,wto bave apnt thom soure of the suxarrcusyd hugie, cluppagne, wines, whiskics, spd vthor dulicacies, L Aoy ure n0s ablo 10 vAt el pork of Lurd.Lack. a we w Wi < % . by bungwe. wsel o the warret of | sitboughsomuewbat detlclent in straw, theerops | thit he had recelved 8 communieatton fromn | st av GEERNTILLE, Miss. Such delicacica huve Levn ot for thusick und |.ply Louse, Bad Leulih for some tune. e 4 Ep) ad W v = Threg shyera Werg bera juauosed, by sone ; TR AR : or | Gseonville, couvaicucent, Who naver gt s amell of it { ) e oule thn are gencrally | bétter than ‘Jast vesr,, The | his dead wife Lo Jeave the bulk:ot his prop- 4 NiEn Y s i d L GREENVILLE, Scut, 2Hh—Dr, Sawuel Walkér | 41000 T (e Rt it et el lml\:v'l‘fl e g : mR" ".yn“ ‘z' Ing. in : "\r 11" sup- | €7ty to is eldest sun, 80 us to koep 1 tozesher, | 0% !uf!wuwd. aiud gaven with nwh{;ul‘im Is sick. Uver 300 casps to date, gyd 210 desths, Nodecresse, The fever Is spreadaug - in the rountrs. the Mavar sud Marghsl are dead, Very fuw lut. Grest trouble fn burying tbe Uead “Ternibie, tndeed” J, H. N¥LIoN, > f Heltef Commultice. WATRR VALLEY. Uraud Junen <. The Urowatirer o] e Cllzens tefved 4be fullowjug cuntributio Ko, Uit flamtiat Chated. s Rud with vuch horrible tale of dexuiution aud want, "Favre ¢ plenty of wyrk for the kdlo und luzy be- roce aud whitks, now that ail the ereps wrv resdy *fur butvestivg.: P o by "o poor are ot getting much! T Sus, aftyr beng divided amopy vor **oldeot and best, will be’ wdoled to funy u campalyo fund foguley- Yo pun of Lo PRt i . X % S Kivg It as myy gpinkow, Guadly, tiat pothu OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, bied with- - new ¢ wheat, 'but, the - demp wfiflg@‘,‘fi;:famfidx,'&’&%utlrfilfit‘fig‘:f ,\Knu_wziu‘mwu'n.uu Hopwat caataly att W NEW Yous, Septy Se—Arrived, atgagal "i and sprouted . ‘state of " the uffyriues | | { wich i outst Dapipos, gpierprise, uid hunest laboh Fyotituz, framn Lijiepion); - Derdytor, Tk | doa had a debréseiog elloes or tho trade 3ap | bosiuces tattere. 0 0% tueueed bl o | (b Sobdhiois! (Praiduaid phoses.) ueyla, froyo. Hamburgs ' Bopbloy [ presslog need of . faruiers k doubioss the causp L i— e feson L (3 rom Livefpool, s .| of so"inuch tnferior grain being thrown apoy A GREAT' DISAPPOINTMENT, B brjol spegel, aid e Previcntf] parts e ., LONDON, Sept. 34, —Sieomabips lysiy, m‘(;“"- the markets, pat with the prepairg low valuiy it For the lust four years physiclaus’who' buve mmu’c‘no u“l‘wl;l, W Ly for L East 104 Auncboria, aad State of . Loulsaua, o New :n ‘)rubnhrh tha} ull who'eiin ;h €0 will with- |'mude a note of pasties purchiasiug early cucuin- |, cvenlug 48, 8:30,0'clule. - i 4 i 4! tiep re- rdays $ - \Lixr 8 O ey e iy M Dywes Sgaiat the Hepaolicaus of theSwty 1808, e e ST Gutzgns v yer. lui..u . 2 R 1t 1 Warzn VALLYY, Bept, 24.—~Fevet focrensing;. | gmpoyus 8. C. R, '»;u €, A, recelveq e Lolluwjug Tefter | Yorks Bavarkao, fouig Boaton; aud Stuultovan, 1 e Uce potil 3t » spdiciedtl : 0 3 two.tow s 6o Geathy Wluhn{’mwk. A fimauurlgmmnqmfimum.:'«_. i 3 Y‘*“J“"’" e f Ju P‘hlw}‘ L i o ] oy v,;,m,;w‘fim’. Mottt §s Ta R [ pers, wfl:’n&x‘»}mu. et bose bon ztna(ly P B e G e s it o Cowmilis, (4, b, Trqwps | o Xouga Sexd Splirian yosocrar w67 |, NRW , YOUB, - Sk, Poredrrived, Austrlia, | Arrivals of Hbuth rioés #f porte of- call |'avpolnted becatise of “no calls,” as the people |- ADELUHTL, Beph, 06— L, Evgns & Con los i TR 3 Cauvsturer, New Ducs iy, Sephy B0-50 1. i fraw Loduas Pesiwre, from Hurre” bave bécu mdderats, and severy ,u{‘ wiieds aud ('buve found Dr. Plerci’s Compound Extruég of |~ Pustapeirurd, Bepl, SL—a. L Evans & 0 Caxtos, i 1‘"'&‘4"1“"“%\:,_ o Generdl Secretdry o M Ui Pagpugls Posy, Septe $h—Fho Peruvian las | maite hava becn pitrchased for the Coutluent. Swart-Weed 10 be'a urowpt gud certolg curg for | Who operated 3 ¢ bucket’ shop on Chestw v Bept. 24.—New cases, twenty- three; death, one. Tbe weather 14 fuir aod vurui. 5 Draw Sin: 1 ackuowiedys *ro- celpt of your favor of 14ih wita gdoed. 5, bewug your teuth rewittauce tn wld of yellow-fevor wics, and for which pledso ucceul our wincery thanin. “Fulal list of canca taken care of 10 dale n3umo e LUA7, Of whiea 100 doe yot under tematieut, b “passed in. . [ ‘Puere has been very Jittlo demand tor wheat, | colic, crumps, dsentery, diurrbea, cholers | sureot, calied o publlc stock excha -unwn_l' sTON, Bopt. 2hwArrived, Victoria, from | owing cbielly to the coutinved large shipmeuts | worbus, wud ull paios ju the stumach and buw- | ed pavicot this morelog, Thy i sly they Liverpool, ¥ trom Ameriza, coupled with the Libera) supplics | els. A3 un exierusl cemedy for cuts, brulsus, | have over 3,000 contricly on ot Fancuen PoINT, Sept. 2L—Passed {u, steam- | of bowerrown ot wh odr own markets. Ahe | sprains, barns, sud the siiog'of jusects, it bl vu- NEW Youk, Sept, 2l—X " bucket shop od sly Doiaiuion, Irow Liveiasal, . Briaws paind Lor atiaved car3ovs Lave siowae s du- | equateds Sold by drugists. Wall strect susbeuded to-dds. Totalto datu Various sources. . MORUAN CiTY, Mongax Citr, Bepte 2L—Total cases, 1245 Grand 1038) ceevrrniiriearinieiaeannis