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ANOTHER CASE OF YELLOW FEVER On
THE sUSQUEHANNA.
PUBLIC MEETING OF TIE HEALTH COMMISsIO'
ERS-COMPIAIN TO BE MADE TO THE GRNi
RAJ GOyERNMESr AGAINST RICH SND LOCK-

BIIC MEETING OF TIE HEALTH COMMISSION
ERS-COMPIAINT TO BE MADE TO THE GENE
RAJ GOVERNMENT AGAINST RICH iND LOCKE.
The Commissioner, lad an important meeting On
Tuesday, 70 which the reporters were admitted Dr.
Thompson presented the following in relation to the
petition OF the susquehanna, and another case Of ye
low fever on that unfortunate vessel:
To The Maso, ea9 CeSzi,.ioae,.e Of Health o he Cs Neg
b0rs.
sfs.. fsye m report ths ca,. ~ Yellow fever
flom n. frigefe : 81 .@hsnus yesterday Afternoon.
Tho iii za-c freed her ard supplies
er over month and innd ,iy after .hry Gscharged
she IS Thoroughly crarsei gsrj aud whi,ewsshed and
yet the tc'riopnrni of m c Of drase ao"f NJ Iloh-
Re-p.ctiII, ,ouf. RI THOMPSON
S>Jt Z 1855. H. sh Officer.
The report Of the Health Oficer in regard 10 the
susquehanna was received and placed he, and the
opinion therein contained concurred ir-whereupon
Dr. R0CKwELL offered the 0ilOwingr grc>OutiOn, viz;
R,.or,d That .he nesh Oh Of the port b. directed 70
s provided the, ne pcs para ior sad es ss oi eAcred
al upon be-n Tie Navy Department and his Board
Dr. Thompson made the following report IN relation
TO the smuggling IN OF RAJ Iompkin.:
10 IN. Hosor "a. Aa ,or oae a@'sseaesot hseA u N@
sxs sine. YESTERDAY in rr.porse the direction % your
anoabe Board haze the annexed ts,ensnt in ion Il
affidavit Tsi's 20 ~ nssnn OF ,se ouars'ln zIonf- ~
Tompkns w. < j. 4d aided and aec,tsc b. kisrt
Adam oos Boarding ReVeHss oeer Stationed a. oasran
zine. L vii be seen By ne aft eayi,s hs. tn aid Iomp<iH.
within 10 sTsU-rc ene0-nre on me 5-h int and
INVADED TIE " ar
an premises wia0lr ion aud IN opposon % TIE
| C., .s-rG wishes of ;he q lsFsntire uthoTir.es.
ResF-ctl-i! your. - . .
| cs1rG4tiss, sep- 7, lax.
| d.. MmLER, the Health COMMISSIONS, offered the
| following resolution:
Resoe rhst Mayor BE- aud be r'su'ed 20
p--eEt e Dr Attorney o; hi, eiy aga eoS.y ,hs , ~
e - Health Oa-T aud i accompanying srds VII
The tia; Ray Tompsns b. Procs"ded again" ioh""
| az The i,g directs. - ,..
Dr. MILLER called the attention of the Board 70 tio
conduct of Capt Rich Of the Marines, and Mr. Rich-
ard Adams Locke. The latter, be Remarked had zen
during seycrs administrations, aud hs object apPa'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
hMI MENTS.

LAURA KEEsE's THKATER.-For the hrst time at
this house was produced last evening, the historical
drama entitled, Louis the Eleventh. The character
of Louis is sustained by Mr.. Couldock and is capital
Bit of acting, being by far the be. of hi presentations
this season.
Miss Keene played the Dauphin by no means in her
best style and the rest of the characters purely
subordinate.
II smos gratifying thing to see that some of Mr.
Jefferson excellent tsrces are to be produced. Ballet
is toleraby well in s way, but it can never super-ede
comedy especially when there are such glorious artists
as Mr. Jefferson to enact it.
NIBIo's GARDES-This house WAS, last night,
crowded with as large an audience a. It's walls can
contain the drama of Jessie Brown" being the
great attraction. This play is known TO very many OF
our readers a. one of the most interesting and eiec
tive dramas of modern production. II had run at
Wallack's Thester last. season of eight weeks, and
the overcrowded house last night ettested that IL
popularity il even unabaed.
At Niblos II is put the stage admirably, the
scenes and the management of all the accessories
giving evidence that the stage manager has been most
careful in performing bis arluous duties. Several of
the actors who originally contributed to the Of
the play are in the new cast. Miss Agnes Robertson
and Messrs Bourccault A. H. Davenport, Sloan and
Grosvenor sustaining the various characters originally
personated by them and they all acted last night IL
way not to discredit their favorable prestige.
Among the people in the play is Miss Ada
Clifton who enacts Amy Campbell" the part first
played by Mrs. Hoey, and who acted admirably, aud
looked the character to perfection.
Then comes Mr. Pauncefort, an English actor who
has been playing in Boston, but who mas not before
appeared in this city, He essayed the character Of
Randall McGregor," but failed to give ii the dash
and the sodiery life and vgor which i IT. leading
Characteristic. Mr. Pauncefort is rather ponderous
Mr.. Whiting, the Reverend David Bount," 9"
was good, and gave the pecularties of the fighting
Dominic with much effect and JUNCTION.
Some Of the great effects Of the drama were some
what marred BY the carelessness Of the minor charac
iers but on the whole the play received its old aecu-
toned welcome and deserved is old success.
Miss Robertson received most enthusiastic greet
ing, end her admirable acting provoked many round
of uproarou- applause. Al the end Of the play she
WAS fairly showed under with bouquets among which
was beautiful wreath, which placed ON her head
by MI. Sloane.
'Jesse Brown is success. and is optional with
the management whether the pre-cu, "rua be @,
equal duration to the first;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Railroad Accidents.

CIscISsATI, Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1873.
This morning, as a train on the Hamilton and Day
ton Road was passing tHrnpike, near Cummings
Vile il ran into n carriage continuing ID. r. Fessen-
dcn wife aud two nicces. The carriage was shattered
to pieces and Mrs Fcssenden caught by the cow
catcher, carried 100 yards and picked mp a corpse.
The others were thrown from the carriage with great
force and severely injured.
DAYIoS, Ohio, Tuesday, Sept !, 1888.
Two young men, sons of Dr. Ritner Of this vicinity,
in attempting TO arrive the track of the Dayton
and Western Railroad, were run into by train. The
Younger brother Louis Rner, thrown ~ feet, and
instantly killed The other escaped, slightly injured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
PROCLAMATION
By Jons A. Kne. Goreraor Of The STAT. ot Aes f"'A'
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. - ?. u.

By joins 4. kEG. GoreTaoT Q ne Sil's y 80 ~
ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept. 1-EF' n.
The deliberate ard wanton destruction on '"e
nights OF the 1t and 2d OF septenoef' ~ =
large mob of armed men, OF the oniding', u"eN'
ing-houses snd hospitals at the Quarantine s's'
tion in the County of Richmond the property OF
the people of this State; the cruel and inhu-
man dreeoipc forth of the SICK and disabled pa
tcnt. from the hospitals, respected always even IN
war their barbarous exposure without ,heeTthrouSt-
cut an ineement uight; the general concurrence III
and spnrovsl Of these violent acts by the people
of the County of Richmond and especially
by tho-a who reside in the neighbofhood ci
the Quarantine grounds; the andi-suised and
determined manner in which all these ouirages
were committed evincing total disregard aud
contempt of the laws, and of all their obligations saa
duties a. citizens and men, all combined, present IN
NY iuagmen. case which, standing alone ID
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Pcnusylvunia Politics.

H,RRrsBURG, Penn, Sept Z, lSS.
At the session of the Democratic Conterecs of the
NNlh Congressional District, after the ffty-sxth u-
successful ballot resolution that, in no event should
the prcscn, Lcconpton member tAhll receive the
nomination. was carried; the York and Perry Con-
feYees voting in lis favor The York Delegation have
gone home. The Conference meets Tomorrow, but
will probably be unable 10 make nomination.
PHHADRLPnIA, Tuesday, Sept I, lsJs.
The friends of Mr.. Nebnger. the anti-l-eccmptcn
candidate ior Congress from the ls District met tins
evening in the Old School House on Carpenter street,
and the asscmblage great that the toor gave
way. falling seven feet. Nobody fortunately, was Sc
rionslv injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

Both Conventions meet at noon to-morrow-the Re-
pubhcnns at Wiciing Hall and the Americans at the
Voorhees, House OF Corinthisr Hall
LATrsT.
The Morgan men are gathering confidence, and op-
paren,ly strength.
4. S. UPhaIn is talked Of for temporary President
Of the Republican Convention and Timothy jenkins
Of OneidG John Mclean OF Washington, will be the
permanent President.
Daniel Ullmann, is spoken Of a. President Of the
American Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
American Beard OF Commissioners Of foreign
Missions.

DETROIT, Tuesday. Sept. I, ISlS.
The forty-nnih annual meeting Of the American
Board of Commissioners opened at o'clock This after
noon in the First Presbyterian Church in this city.
The Rev. Mark Hopkins D.D., President ofthe Board,
was in the chair and called uponthe Rev. y {. Aiken
to lead the devotional exercises. The house filed
AZ the Of the services. The Treasurer
reported the receipts from all sources during the year
at 1888, 400; expenditures, $6,2il leaving, with the
debt Of the previous year. deficiency of Si0sO. Two
corporate members and five missionaries have died
during the year. Nineteen new missionaries have
gone ont.
The Rev George Shepard, d. d., preached the an
pusl sermon al - y. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Inter from Mexico,

NTw-ORIrAss, Monday, sept. 6, 1888.
The steamship General Rusk ha- arrived here with
brownsville date, to the 1t ins'.
The Liberals captured Tampico on the 18th ll,.
Gen. MiramOn and the Reactioni-ts were hotly
pre--ed.
Gen. Ydaurri was concentrating 000o men st san
Luis with the intention Of marching the Capiiol.
Funds were plenty
fearful gale and iuundatcn occurred a. Brazo- on
the 2fth ut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
The Departure Of the Canada.

BosTON, Tnesday, sept ., IN'S
The mails for Europe per steamship canada close az
o. a. III. to-morrow aud the steamer will leave about
noon Dispatches left at No. u Wall street by III a.
H. will be forwarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
csIu.ha 4. Grow RcnOmiuated.

WvrRtEY, n, T., Tuesday, Sfn, 7, ls'Ss
The Hon Galusha a. Grow has been r'nominated
unanimously IN the XlNth Congressional District
PENNSYLVANIA for fifth term in Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Wilmington Nunicipal Election.

WILNlNOIuN, DeI., luesda!, StPi' y Io'.'
The Democrats elected to-day Thomas Young, the
candidate for Mayor. by eleven majority The Peo
nl Marty have elected their candidates for Treasurer
assessor aud Alderman and each party has electe
tbree members Of the Council giving Anti-Admins
,rs,ioD majority of three.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Yellow Fever mt New-Orlease.

NEw-ORIE.ss, Monday Sept. i. 1888
Tn. deaths bv yellow fever in this city on Saturday
were So. s TO-,
NKw-ORIs,ss, Tuesday, Sept. 1888.
The deaths in this city yesterday by ,enow ie'er
xcr, l,sl The deaths for the week have been '1O.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Prom Washington.


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TUE \. y. TRIBUNE.
Frvw Special C0yrespoadent
WAsHINGroS, Tuesday Sept. !. l-j-.
The Navy Department has not purchased vessels
of Cromwell'- line for the Paraguay expedition
Except two or three burglaries recently, the
city continues in the enjoyment of most rcmarks-
bic peace and quiet.
The Land Office has directed Surycyor-General
Burnett to thoroughly investigate the transactions
Of the notorious Jack Calhoun Of Kansas. II
seems that he contracted for surveys of public
hands before receiving authority from the Depart
ment, and the sub-surveyors are security for each
other.
As the sums due by the Government on account
Of Indian hoStilitics in Oregon generally came 10
the Treasury Department in the shape Of assign
ments to large speculative operators, a prejudice
and dstrust exists with respect TO their validity.
Justice Campbell is in town.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Movements or NGr. Everett.

UswfGO, Tuesday, Sept. I, TNJS.
Doolittle Hall was crowded with people to receive
Mr. Everett congratulatory address was delivered
by Mayor Croker and replied to by Mr.. Everett.
Speeches were made by the Hon. j. III. Bond Al
bertus Perry and others. After the adoption OF
res Of resolutions and singing of an original hymn,
the assembly dispersed in great enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Non.Arri,al Of the Asia at Halifax.

HALTsN, Tuesday, Sept. :, lS'S
There are We; indications of the steamship
Asia, fully due at this port, with three days later
news from Europe. Weather clear. with ahglt north
west breeze.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
BIliuoi. Politics.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday Sept. !, 1888
TIE R,ppJ'icaR learns that Gov. Richardson oi
Nebraska has resigned with the intention of returning
Ia Illinois and canvassing the State for Douglas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
s-.,.nee afaC Criminal.

Barn, Me-, Tuesday, Sept: lsos,
David y. Dudley, tried for the murder OF f.hpnsle'
Berry. was Yesterday found guilty Of msnsaughteI
and sentenced to FIVE years in the State Prison'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

AssOclsffG
WAsHISGToN, Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1853.
Judge James Ii. Bowlin, of Missouri has been ten
dered the mission to Paraguay, and 1t il confidently
believed that he will accept it, Several other gentle
men had been ievoraby named but he had the supe-
rior advantage of prominence of political position, in
addition to his fitness for the important station. He
was United States Minister to Bogota under the late
Administration.
The American Colonization Society have proposed
To- Government 10 take ofhc captured Africans on
their arrival at Liberia and ubsst them one year for
800 600 and in the time send them 10 school and
teach them how, by industrial pursuits to support
themselves after the expiration of that period. There
is every indication that the proposition will he ac-
cepted. The Secretary of the Interior will forthwith
authorize the purchase Of the necessary clothing and
blankets to insure them comfortable voyage.
II il reported here that matters Of domestic snd
not Of political character have induced Gov. Richard
son to resign the GOvernorshp of Nebraska.
Nothing has yet been heard from Senator Benjamin
relative to the proier Of the mission to Spain; but It
is supposed by his most intimate friends that nc
viii decline it.
A Board of Survey has been ordered TO assemble at
Albuquerque New-Mexico, to examine into and report
upon the loss the difficulty and the damage to the
public stores delivered by contractors to the COM
manding officer of that post
Orders have been issued selecting he 9th Regiment
Of Infantry in service in The department of Utah,
ior the service in Washington and Oregon Territories
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
THE LATEST NE"O'
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTIONS
MASTERING or THE DELEGATES
PROSPECTS AND PROBABILITIES.
s,,,,a, p,.ratea to TheY. y Tribune

s,,,,a, p,.,,1sea to TheN y Tribune
SYRACUSE. Sept. =, 1s5-.
Things are in II very confused state here. Inc
oenerol impression is that Mr.. l.. ID. Morgan 5
rro.pects are the best, though James NJ. Cooks
friends insist that out of New-York City he has
three delegates to Morgans one.
Morgan and Cook are undoubtedly the leading
candidates tonight but if they should run close
when the balloting takes place, they may both be
dropped for Il compromise candidate.
Diyen, Patterson, Selden, and Timothy jenkins
snbaye supporters, and jenkins is being consider
ably talked up this evening. The strong poif
made for him is that Gerrt Smith will withdraw
f Jenkins be nominated.
The indications of union between the Ameri
cans and Republicans on the same ticket, are quite
strong The Republicans will probably not go into
nomination until after some kind of a conference
with the Americans
There is some informal talk of giving the Amer-
cans the Canal Commissioner and Prison Inspector
or Lieutenant Governor and Prison Inspector.
This. with resolution in favor of Registry law,
will, it is thought, satisfy them generally and rem
der the union certainty.
The New-York delegation are to have caucus
at O'Clock this evening and are understood to be
almost unanimously for Morgan.
The delegates have nearly all arrived, and the
hotels are crowded.
1t is understood that Mr.. Selden will accept a
nomination for Lieutenant Governor, but not for
Governor
1t is reported that spaading withdraws his pre-
tensions in favor of Morgan.
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will have plenty Of seed at the proper planting
seas,n< repeat. that whatever comes from
EngIq"d .ip the way ofpremiuns will be h'sh
ly appreciated, sud will, in my opinion, have
tha desired effect. n
Most respectfully, your obadient >ervsnt.
STEPHEN A. BENSON.
Maternal Decision.
BY Ri.vi JOHN TODD.
1t not difficult TO be decided, We're this all;
hut to be decided amd firm .whe tho feelings
and voice are as soft AS the !nte. is difficult. -
Your child has no Judgment. Many times ev'
cry week, and son,alin"s every day, he must
be denied and his wishes and will ~ III: ID :"
yours. When lie is well, you must OF nscrssi
ly lie constantly thwariny his inclIna''' ns,
fprhildiug him. or commanding hln'; a''d when
he is sck, yuu rlusl force him. and stand fur.
thcr than ever aloof from Indulgence. Even
whtn you teci that hr is on tie bed OF death,
:. l,,t,, Il
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TUE
Girl Burned Ia Theatre.
If sinners entice thee. consont thcu not.-Por, l.
10.
DEAR CulLDnKs Open youT iibles,st tho
Book Of Proverbs, first chapter and 'en.h verse,
and there you will find the WORDS: III slngerS
eutice thee. consent thou uot." Now these are
Gods words, spoken t" each "ne Of yon. .fon
know very well who sinners are --ihey who
lransrre.s the law BECAUSE the Bible says,
Sin is The traussresson of the law.' 1" en
lice, means to persuade: allure fish with Il
na,ted hook. Y"u hide the hook, which Is
meant 10 destroy the fish, in he bait; so the
sinner hides. covers up, the sin which is meanl to
destroy The soul, in the promise Of pleasure or
profit.
III certain city one day. yonng girl asked
perrnissiou ul her father to attend the theatre
that evening the father very wisely decIi"ed
g'anli' g her rsquest.
She left home in the afternoon for her board
M scqol, in anolher section "t the city, and
there lonnd the lady !eac her eng&g"d maklng
up party anous The scholars tor the purpose
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OBER II, 1858.
United States District Court.
Tn, United Stale District Court. for the
northern district of Georgia, which has been
in session ut Marietta for some weeks Pastii
Judge NicoI presiding adjourned Wednesday
last. Much ufits time wss consumed In Tie
trial If lha c9liry ranseof Arson, Bangs & Lo
vs. The Blue Ridge Es,.iroad Company. which
is worthy of note l:on the large n'oHnt claim
ed na due, and tho distinguished counsel en-
parr,i on eli irr side The eompEhls'weTsr
presented by Messrs. C"hb and Hull, Of Alhens,
and Mr. Ton,nb.; tue respondents by Messrs.
Peligru aud Memminger, OF Charleston, ahd
Judge Law, of this city. The cornplainants at
lese in their bill that the Company contracted
with them for The building, rqnipping a'ld
rendering in every respect complete and ready
FIR operations the Blue Ridge Railroad, a:
stipuatrd prize that tho contract was wrong
fully anrulled by the company, aud that had
they observed it ON their palt the profits OF the
contractors would have amounted to something
over II million of dollars, for the recosv9 Cd
which they institute suit.
The company Acknowledged the contract,
4 n fraN
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CAMDEN, Sol
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NUMBER Al.
TAG SUGAR CRor OF LouIsIaSA.-A c"r.
respondent Of tho New Orlsans Pieayrne eI'
presses his views ofthe yield Of the sngsr crop
as follows
The general impression aeerrs tG DO that
there is all immense crop OF sugar 10 L"ais''
ma this season.. Now this is s tnistaks which
sLSfsh to correr.,, There. is nodoul ttls.f more
Sugar wil be made than was las; season. but
the amount will no. 20 above that ft'f fair avs
ge-Sy 325, 900 bids. Puainesas loss by
creyasse !iacIuding seed required from others
by Iho,e suhnersed) at $4,000 hads., would
make 400, 900 hl,d.s Tor the State.
The cane is not.as good rs it was in SO:
there is not us much Of il mud silnl' we hase
as favorable a@wiuter rs I Rat year, wfea mary
pIsnters were+grindius in alnrch, and sonein
April, 's41 L.; iouisiaus YOU Cannot weile''
innate crop nlttil il Is made. Il is. not enre
in ten years that ae get s.ch 8 winter Is. That
uf SO. ,ejt. q ~. ~
At ,iri. moment the ,ratoohs no sweet, ont
very dry; the plant cane is yefy green, the1gh,
Of sopd size. Ii fiae. | an, willing taiisk $3.50
on my estimate against dat sfaas specp!sto4f.. !.
who may Try TO bring down prices by reports
Of an immense crop This game is played
every wear, and, unfortunately for ibe planters,
Will! sucre.s. v = ~ u.
notice that tie sugars of The gaming cfnp
in Cuba have been sold at S2S "nd S25 per
box, and large advances made. This gives Us
hopes of good prices here, which would be but,
fair, after the short crops Of the last, two
years. 5. =. =. =. = :
TnE Hoo TR1DE-Ths Louisville journal
OF last Thursday, says. 9.7aas.zf5
The hog trade has, within the las. few DAYS
been unfavorably affected By the du!!ness in
tie provision market. We understand that
orders for the purchase. Of hogs. a, cents gross
i,aye been couutermanded. Tbs Cinciona;i
Gazette, of Wednesday, say: ~
The movements in hogs for future delivery
;,d;c.,a (, decline within the week There
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,DAY MORNING, OCT
1ess-a - -----
Gov. McRae's Acceptance.
Hon. J. J. Mere Of Mississippi has been
Nominated for Congress a The successor oi Gen
Qutman. In accepting The nomination, which
was not accompanied by platform "fprInc''
rle-, Governor McRae says: -.
"ll may bs well far me to say, however, thai
the cardinal principle with myself in reference
to the powers Of The federal government is that
they must be exercised in all ITS departments
within the strict limitations Of the written char.
ter. Thai these powers find their origin and
limit in the cupsttutiun Of the I. S, that With
out the constitution there isn0 Chiun, and that
lhe constitutional government may be destroyed
as vel! by tie consolidation Of lie powers rs 10y
their dissolution --as wi! by the un!i";iie
federation of the States AZ by thrir total sePara
sion; and that when the issue il. betseen these
alternatives growing ont OF SECTIONAL Interests
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tors would tav- lost money instead Of making
it had the coutrsct been carried out, and that
therefore they had sustained no dnh,age-that
the contract had been sub.lct without The
consent Of the, company, and that The com,
plainants did no. execute the work, as far rs
they went, in accordance With the acquisitions
OF the engineers. These are he material points
in the case, though it depends mainly on the
question Of damage. o.. -. s.,
The testimony, embracing the interroea'orie'
Of the principal engineers and, railroad men III
the world, is all printed in book form, and con.
sttulrs two large octave. volumes "f some
twenty five hundred pagesi The court costs