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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MlCHA FL, SIIARFER VS.. JOHN GATCHELL. .

THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MICHAEL SIIAFFER VS., JOHN GATCHELL.
The 4Saor 9de y f% the @ Court 10 distribute
the fund arising from the sale under the above VIII
that certain lot or piece Of ground situate on the
south side Of Coates street at the distance Of fifty five
ward from the side of Thirteenth street In the
Vac Mar % @ g 5 sPHg Of tas IN on
or breadth said Coates street eighteen teet ano ex
tending southwark between lines at right angles with
said Coates street in length or depth on the east line
three feet TO the head OF three feet wide alley lead
ing southwark into Penn street, thence along the
teen eel bounded northward by said Coates street,
y gpo1d oi HarS Brown ana Westward
partly by certain two feet six inches wide alley lead
the back ends Of Ann w. English aud Nathan
steoh's Thirteenth street lots, and partly by said
tbree-teet wide alley leading southwark Into said
Viii meet the parties Interested for the purposes OF
his appointment at his Ofioe NO 1913 FiFT II Street.
IN the city of Philadelphia, TUESDAY. the l7th day
all persons interested are required to make their
claims or be debarred from @ coming IL Upon sad fund
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY oF oF PHIALADELPHIA. IA DELPHIA.
, The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit set,
PG sSS aSSoqPS TpS.tse
OF the last will and testament of JAMES HAMIL-
eRE 10 b naI P25on To 81 the
denturt partition in the said Estate dated January
il PhiadelPhS. u Deed Book g; W; g, , No. 4 page
and to report OlSflDutlon OF the balance IN
the hands OF the accountant VIII meet the parties
iuterese ed for the purpose OF his appointment, on
MONDAY. December 49, 1867, at O'clock p. NJ, at
his Office No. 4O6 " ALEUT Street, In the city OF
Philadelphia. -. :, -,,,-,,,, an.
u !; fmw 5F w. u BAhER, Audltor'
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ESTATE of PERRY O'DANIEL, deceased;
The Auditor appointed by the court 70 aualt set
tle and adjust the second account OF ,TH0MAS
MhGEAR, Trustee OF estate OF PERRY O'DANlEL4
deceased and 10 report distribution OF the balance
In the hands of the accountant will meet the parties
Interested, TOR the purpose OF his appolntment on
IHUISBAY, eceLnber 10 1867 AZ " O'Clock M, az
w, ID, BAKER
- fmWbtH Auditor,
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AND TRENTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
WAY LINES DISCONTINUED.

The Line now leaving Kenslngton Depot at 73O A.
NJ for Cornwells, and the line leaving Oornwells at
IL NJ. for Kensi Dgton Depot, will be discontinued
after SATURDAY, December IA.
On and after MONDAY, December l6, the 8 A. NJ.
(Bel' Del Line from Kenslngton Depot will stop at
ali the principal stations between Philadelphia and
Trenton.
The Line leaving at 1015 A. NJ. will run to Bristol
only Returning, Will leave Bristol for Philadelphia
at 245P. NJ.
12l24t w. II. GATzMER, Agent.
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RAILROAD LiNEs.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD

-I1 ta.. COMPANY. r -. ..FI.r
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SUPERIOR WALNUT FURNITURE, CHICK Err.
ING ToCTAVE PIANO. VELVET AND BRU5s
Sells CARPETS, MATTRESS IlS. ETC,
On Monoay Morning.
10th instant, at 10 O'clock by catalogue, at No. 3il9
Hamilton street, corner OF Thrtyhflh, Mantua, the
entire superior alLut paIor dining-room and cham
Der furniture. LI2l4G
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Public Sale on the Premises.
HORSES, COLTS, lCATTLE STEAM TUBULAR
BOILERS, OAK POSTS, SUPER PHOSPHATE,
SUGAR MOULD5. POTS, SCRAP IRON, ETC,
On Saturday afternoon
Dec. IA, at o'clock precisely, will be sold at public
SALE at The residence OF A. M. Eastwlck, Esq Darby
road. below GrAy's Ferry. ~ 10 5t
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WEST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT.
WINTER ARBANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, December 49, 1867 an addi-
tional through New York Line VIII leave West
Philadelphia Depot at IL (nighD for New York via
Connecting Railway, stopping at all the principal
stations
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PEREMPTORY SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM
II MAY CONCERN. -
THOMAS g SONS, Auctioneers.

THOMAs BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERs
L AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
CHESNUT Street, rear entrance No IlO7 SAMSON st,
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" NAA14Ns N 7ANIN AIH1E-UIs
NEW YORK LINES DISCONTINUED.
The Lines now leaving Kensiugton Depot at 43O P.
NJ, and II nighD tor New York, and the A. NJ. and
l2 nghD Lines from New York, arriving at Kensing-
ton Depot, will be discontinued after SATURDAY,
December II.
l2I24 w. Fl. GATZMER, Agent.
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SANTO DOMINGO.

REPORTED PURCHASE BY THE UNITED STATES
OF THE BAY OF SANTANA.
nv rELSsRAPH o TRIBUNE.
HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. o. via Lake City, Fla, Aug.
GA United States naval officer, who was sent by
the State Department at Washington on special
mission to the West Indies, states that President
Gen. Cabral had sent special messenger to Wash
ington TO accept the offer of the United States Gov
eminent for the purchase of Samana on the Island OF
Hayti The terms are said to be, the acquisition of
the bay aud five miles circuit of adjacent land for
the SUM of 100000.
The bay OF SANTANA, which announced is Utbeng
sold to the United States by the Dominican Government
is on tho south side OF the peninsula Of that name, situ
ated on the northeast coast OF the island OF Hayu The
bay Is q miles in length from east TO west and about
miles broad The Yuma, the largest river in San Do
mingo empes itself In al its west end and IL has great
natural facilities for repairing careenng vessels OF the
largest burden SANTANA beside being one OF the hnes
harbors in the world occupies most important position
with reference to the terOceanic routes TO the
West Indies the Gulf of Mexico, and Central America
II commands the Mona passage-the principal entrance
TO the caribbean Sea for vessels from Europe-Iron
strait 81 Is not more than 90 or 20 miles distant, u
NOT much more than three times that distance from the
vind ward Between Hay ana Cuba. It's posses
sion would be OF ncalculable value to the United states
both I'm commercial point OF view, and as regafds the
advantages IL offers for naval station Woug, ~ lact
Ina made 10 the caribbean and the Gulf what Gibraltar
10 the Mediterranean. IL said that poltOn0r the re-
ninsua is be coded along with the bay sou OF me
pcninsula is described exceedingly I-Ftle ana the
climate although tropical Is by no means lnsaIuDrOus
samana can be easily reached from NeW-York in four
DAYS " sieamers,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


LONDON. Aug. Acknowledgements for money are hImer,
and are quoted at 9i for money. United States Five
twenty bonds are weak at 75; Illinois Central Railway
shares VA Erie Railway shares, All; Atlantic and Great
Western Consolidated bonds, AT
acknowledgements closed firm at 9ls for money AmeTi-
can securities closed at following rates. United States
Fivewenties 7Sl Illinois Central shares 77l Erie Rail
way shares 44l.
FRANKFORT, Aug 2S-Evening United States Five
tweuties Of 1862 closed at 77s
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2l-NOOn.-COtton duh; estimated
sales to-day 1000 bales Mddng Uplands lOd; MiddDg
Orleans I'D Wheat 10 FOR New Southern and 1876 for
California Corn, IS Q. Flour 34I for Extra Western
Barley g. Oats, SO, Peas 4l6. Cheese 49,. Beef,
1926 Lard $40. PORK, 1916 Bacon, 1875. ROsin-com'
mon TO-; Bndding 49,. TallOw, 49. Pot Ashes, 81
spirits Turpentine, 29i Petroeum-Spirits sgd; Re
hned.l IA. Cloverseed, Az.
Eyening-The Cotton market has been inactive, and
closed duh at the following authorized quotations. Mid
ding Uplands lesd Mddling Orleans, I'D The sales Of
the day up bales The market for Breadstus Of
all kinds closed unchanged Beef 1926 and Pork 1916 y
Dbl other articles steady at opening prices Rosin no
for Common and - for Medium Spirits Turpentine, POI
Tallow, I49 Petroleum SD. gal for Spirits, and IA
or Refined.
LONDON Aug. 2i-NOon.-No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar.
SIG. Scotch Pig Iron 53l. Whale Oil, $40; Sperm OIL
els. Lnseed Cakes 81. Calcutta Linseed CSC; Lin
.eed Oil, e39 1O
Eveningsngar closed steady at 25io. Iron unchanged
Scotch Pig So Oils aud nseeds closed unaltered from
opening quotations.
ANTWERP, Aug. 2l-Noen.-Petroleum, 43!fr for Stand
ard White
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aply yet call on the legitimate President Of the Republic
20 take charge for short time, sufficiently long 10 eDe
him 20 formally ratlfy such DEGREES rs look 10 the uJ
Gen DiaZ il said to OyershadOw al others at the Capti
in influence and to be the only who at all counter
posses the dicatOrial Willfuness Of LcrdO de IJau
IL is fixed fact that Gen. OllOiah was
arrested and shot. and was ST. O1naechei
ID Hignia Nunoz, who has been arrested, was once
associated with d. JuaTez NAVAJO now dead, III lhe
Ministry OF Juarez He sa 10 be possessed OF danger
state secrets, and must therefore die Cen D1z
SAID to lean To nercys side Notwithstanding WHAT nc u
nc Pucbla He was offered the Mnistcrsip Of war; hut
declined the trap He took enormous L1estAoS NJ deA
leo but neither hunted 81 10 any The report OF le
assassination of the traitor Miguel Lopez y confirmed
also tLgt Of the escape Of Gen Severe del Castillo aeF
being condemned to death.
The following have been condemned tn death; Sies
AQnirre and PaZOs, Gems Casanova. EScObar HamlltI
Valdez Nloret. Reyes Prince Salm-Sahu Herrera To-
zada CavO, Magma, Liccaga. MOutcrdc, and Otoh
Political Project OF Luis POtOsi JuatcZ h sad 10 ne
sspicOus that DaZ may succeed him, ana 10 nave cati
EscobcdO 20 his side Cen Juan Alvarez mas not deu as
reported.
THE REMNANT OF TIE AUSTRIAN ARMY OF
MEXICO.
The last of the unfortunate followers ot the
late Macmillan arrived in the Lower Quarantine on
Saturday last on the stermor Monterey, from Ne"oi-
leans on account Of the prevalence OF yellow eyY al
the lasnaned port the vessel was not allowed 70 CONE
voyage. Passage had been engaged for ne ene party
on board the NewYork and Bremen steamship western
Metropolis, which left this port yesterday; ana on les
arrival at Quarantine she dropped anchor near e BIO
ercy when the soldiers were transported on BOARD anu
she went 70
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TIE NA7YONAL FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-During the week
ending yesterday there was issued from the Prihtnx
Bureau of the Treasury Department sssOOO in fractional
currency while tho amount forwarded TO other points 10
the same PERIOD follows To the United States do
pository at Chicago $4,000; to the depository at Buffalo,
S37 OOO 20 the depository at Baltimore, 100000 10 thu
Assistant Treasurer AZ New York 000O TO the Assist
ant Treasurer at Philadelphia, 100000 To the Assistant
Treasurer at st. Louis SIS 600 and 10 the national banks
ana Others si2iol Total sl4oi The Treasurer Of ths
United states holds I'm trust for the National banks 19
20 5O OF which s340C650O is security for circulating
notes, aud s3 63T go for deposits OF public moneys ILa
amount of National bank currency issued during The week
was $4,000 making the total amount 10 date $I9fIe.
From this Is to be deducted the amount returned lheIuu
ing wOrn-Out notes, amounting 10 At5l ieHyDs ~
actual circulation at TINS date $2s90ioS5 Ibe anou
OF fractional currency redeemed and DESTROYED aIis
the week S92lO0 The receipts from M "a. al
enue for the past week S2ss,7S9 ana Ior inc "'
year which commenced JAY 10 DATE s'o''V'''"''
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THE CUBA CABLE.
| THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA IN TELEGRAPuIC
! CoMhUNICArION.

THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA IN TELEGRAPlIIC
CoMhUNICArION.
81 rEIEsRAPH TRIBUNE
HAVANA, Aug. o. via Lake City, Fla. Aug. Oh
After days and nights of hard work the steamer
Narva succeeded in graphing the lost cable on sun
day morning.
The following kilograms have been exchanged:
To His Ereeleney he Captain General MANzANo.
As our facilities of intercourse improve, may our
mutual interests and prosperity increase.
(sigued) i. o. GwYNN, Mayor Of Key West
lReply.l
To His Honor f. o. GwYNN, Mayor Of Ke5 Wes.
celebrate this happy event. which. giving us more
rapid communication, VIII powerfully contribute toward
the development OF mutual interests and prosperity
(signed) JOAQUIN MANZASo, Capt-Gen. OF CUBA
The first one of these dispatches was sent from Key
West at o'clock in the afternoon, and delivered to
the Captain-General at o'clock in the evening
DELAY IN THE LAYING OF THE INLAND CABLE.
PUMA Rosa Fla, Aug. 2l.-Delay in completing
the cable to Key West is feared. The placing OF a
few miles of small-sized cable III the Cuban cable
has raised the question whether the Telegraph Com
pany will ACCEPT il from the contractors, when can
ONLY be done by the Board in New-York. Engineer
Webb does not feel authorized To lay the cape uehce
TO Kew West in consequence, without telegraphic
authority from London. Engineer Eyelette Oh tIle
Telegraph Company is here, bnt as ms acts IN no
way bind the Company or President smith any &C,
ceptance he may make will, no doubt, be ignored
unless in compliance with the contracts
AFFAIRS IN HAVANA-THE FINANCIAL CONDI-
TIoN or TIE GRoCERs' BANK-GEN. LIR-
sUNDIE APPOINTED CAPTAIN-GENEEAL OF
CUBA.
HAVANA, Aug. 81, Via Lake City, Fla, Aug
2The customs regulations at this pot ale to be rgdy
enforced, and not the slightest deviation from the
schedule Of the new tariff will be permitted.
The mortality at the coole depOts is very great.
An investigation OF the financial condition Of the
Grocers' Bank has been held It Is reported that the
bank will soon be forced into liquidation
Spanish and Mexican gol Is onehali per cent premium
ut the Spanish Bank. 80.
Difficulties are expected to arise when the new taxes
The rate OF exchange high and the outflow Of specie
is very large. =, -. - o,..
brings he Intelligence that Le sundic has again been
appointed Captan.Gencrdl OF Cuba IN place ot Cen
ManZanO, resigned. 90,
tits expected that the CaptanGeneral Will arrive
here about December. 800 80,
Its reported that there has been political disturbance
nj villa Cuara, and that CuDaEs who were iDpli-
Gated have since been executed
The American bark Home Is soon 10 be restored
owners tho charges upon which she was seized not
having been sustained. ,
OF which 2a6 resulted In death. There were also 1885,
deaths from the smallpox. ,
The steamships Missouri and MORO Castle, from New
York arrived yesterday AZ this port
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES active; No II Is quoted ~ y reals
q arobe Exchange firm London 10 3 cent preInium
on Paris francs; NewIork currency, Il = cent dS
count. Gold q Y cent premium
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EUROPE.
GERMANY.
THE sALzBURG CONGRESS.

-, ,r,.v-1c p~IEeHAPB TEISUSS.
ToNpoN. Aug 24.-The SalEburg conference con
.npes TO engross a large share of public attention.
II IS rumored to-day that an explicit UNDERSTANDING
was arrived at between their Imperial M1eslleS
Napoeon and Francis Joseph, not only IN regard 10
tbe formation of Southern German confederation
hut also 10 resist any intervention IN the Eastern
question IL was also agreed that the States forming
south Germany should remain in the Zollvercin as
long as Prussia abides by the treaty OF Prague IN
regard TO the Schleswig question il is proposed tha
his Majesty Francis Joseph should nterpose ms good
Offices and that on the other hand Denmark shoulu
make considerable concessions in her demands nc
Mexican question also came ND for consideia'lou'
The body of the Archduke Macmillan was 10 DO u',
manded from the Mexicans by both France auu
Austria and the citizens Of both Empires III -HoNi'o
were TO be protected at all hazards.
TIE sEMI-OFFICIAL PRESS OF BERLIN On IA
POLEoN
BERLIN. Aug. 25-Tho sem-oificial journals OF inns
citv ereely attack the policy of the French ana Ge
nounce the action of the Emperor Napoleon III 'he
Salzbure Conference. They assert that, III spite ol
che denials which have been published, deiintVe AZ
rancements for a South German Bund have actually
peen made between Austria and the States OF South
ern Germany. ,
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ARKANSAS.

REPORTED OUTRAGEs BY UNITED STATES TROOPS
"A REBEL NEWSPAPER OFFICE Quilted.
The Memphis 4ualanche has an account of the
destruction Of newspaper office in Camden, Arkansas
1t appears that The Constitutional Eagle of that place bad
contained an article calling the attention OF the officer IN
command TO the conduct of his men, who upon their way
out 10 camp after visiting town and becoming ntoxi-
Gated in the habit Of behaving in most outrageous
The informant of The Aralqehc tells the story thus;
on che sth inst, at Camden, Arkansas at abont "
o'clock M Captain IBreyet Major Pierce IN SGress
of United states Infantry stationed at Camden Arsansas
by Col. A. w. HObson late Of the Third AIkansas
Confederate States Cavalry, and now member
ont any ceremony, proceeded to break open
the doors OF said office, taking thence al the cases
TIE press and doing all they could do except TO burn n
the house. They had wagon and team and hauled OH
absent at the time and the publisher MT LIN sco'
Tie Mayor OF the city the Hon. ID. Newton, adj
dressed letter Col Gilbert, commanding post Of Cam
approved or sanctioned the same He replied, late 40
and contents noted The soldiers this post have been
exaspeated BY the pieces appearing IN sad paper AS
long As The Herald the cOcmpOrary OF The Eagle Pur-
sues the course IL Is pursuing will not be hienered
with Neither assuming any responsibilities OF deny
The Mayor addressed a second communication 20 the
Post Commandant inquiring especially II the action OF
this note Col Gilbert returned the following reply:
HEADQUARTERS, CASRES, ARK, August 10, 1897.
Mr.. ID. NEwTON-ST: IN Nly 10 your communication
OF to-day, nqurng If the action OF Major Pierce, coma
planned OF in Your communication Of the sh ins by
my order, and whether not 1t has my sanction de-
sire say that unless there Is urgent necessity for
making my views about the matter public, prefer ta
withhold them for the present Your communication 81
that date will forward TO the headquarters OF the sub
district OF Arkansas with copies OF The Eagle ana
my remarks in relation 30 the whole matter
Very respectfully, G. e. GILBERT,
Major 2Sh United States Infantry, Brevet Colonel, w. y.
A, Commanding Post.
The "eNasperating article In The Constitutional Esyd
follows:
A DECIDED NUISANCE
We are credby informed that the soldiers stationed "a
this place in the habit OF coming 10 town quito
frequently and getting nebrated 10 be totally in
different TO deceney proprety or anything else, and
they and stagger toward camps se such pro
fame obscene language and make such obscene ex-
hbions OF themselves would make the most obdurate
negro blush II such thing was possible, 10 cay nothing
of respectable ladies and children We hope, fof the pro-
lection OF the soldiers well that OF peaeeoynR
citizens that the officers IN command OF the troops hero
will look into this matter. and abate IL at once.
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NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.
EIFrH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-In the National Labor
Congress this morning the subject Of national organ
was discussed several delegates participating and on
motion the whole subject indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Evans offered the following, which was adopted;
Whereas The efforts Of the working classes OF Europe
to obtain political power improve their status social anu
otherwise and to throw off the servitude in which they
have been and placed by the institutions AND
laws under which they Ive afford gratifying indication
OF the progress ofjustce enlightenment and the sen
ments OF humanity; therefore, be 1t
Resolved That the National Labor Congress express
its sympathy for and cooperation with them IN thelf
struggle against political aud social wrongs" -
The newly elected officers were then installed Mr..
Mitchell introduced the following:
Pesoref That wo deprecate the employment on Gov
eminent works OF persons hostile 20 the interests of
labor preference to others in every way more eompe-
tent.
Res0ired That whenever such cases become known
70 the President OF the National Labor Union he shall
immediately appeal 70 the President Of the United states
for the removal OF such person or persons"
The resolution adopted. On motion OF MI. Hard
ing it was decided to meet at Pittsburgh Penn Oh tho
frat Monday In May 1885, unless otherwise ordered by
the President and Board OF Directors mass meeting
will be held tonight to ratiy the actioL Of the ConSen-
ton,
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAs-LETTBRs FROM
GEN. SHERIDAN.
by InKGRAPH TnE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Aug. M.-The following has
been received at the Headquarters OF the Army:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 49, 1867.
10 Gen. U. g. GRANT, Commanding AF"eS o. "e Oh'e"
IL f6e yellow fever has abated but very little.
On the coast OF Texas at Galveston ana lhdanoa IL as
the public service the stampede and flight OF M
uoy6s In this city IL has yet only taken hOld OF TWO
companies, and there are now some signs o,
We have now four officers down with IT, belonging TO
these companies. One Of them Lieut. smith, son OF G. +.
Smith Is very dangerously ILL., Lieut. Aseph OF the Engi
npes took the disease from here 10 Fort Morgan, and
there died an General. very respectfully your Obedi-
emf servant p. ii. SHERIDAN MajOr-General
telegram from Gen Sheridan Of August Fl announces
change for the better In Lieut. Smiths case. The fol-
lowing has also been received;
NEw.ORIEANs, Friday, Aug o.
GEN. u g. GRANT, Commanding the Armies Of The United
There s much distress among the officers and their
families at Galveston from the yellow lever Mrs Col.
,erv low Mrs Dr. Adams Is very low. Col. Howell
10 letter Gen. Mower H. better There are five other
down with IL here but they are all but doing
Siel T.. III. SHERIDAN MajOr-General.
THE FEVER AT GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. A.-The yellow
-, q, eighty abatng here There were 10 burials yes
terdav over 100 of the principal citizens OF Corpus
SisI Including Presbyterian ana Methodist minister,
have died Of the feVer'
THE FEVER IN NEwQRLEANs.
NrNy ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Ninetecn deaths
q, fever were reported by tho Board Of Health
vesieTday and nine from other levers.
No YELLOW FEVER IN JAMAICA.
WASHINGTON, Aug 2.-Ihe Department OF
Of 2gth July that the yellow fever has disappeared at
tina tpIaCe.