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The Prince Imperial Reported to
Style Himself hapo-' .
leon ".
German Believers in Papa1 In
fa1libility to Be Regard
ed es q New Sect.
Roun1anian Persecution Of the Jews Not
Inspired by Bigotry.


J. ,.., - 4to Aoant ~
AoSpoS' jul 80 aest - e.. 1,o-
perial family at Caiselhurs*:, gives the following
depcr;ntion Of the scene there,
n,,a -o-o.;1, ~ I'm ,,ta Emne-tr have been
~,..1a ~ - 49, .oa,, Tha cornsa ia dressod in
tho uniform Of Field Mare!1al. The upper up
ia bare. tho 1nustache having been cut OF to
rso;1:...o 49, t,t;no< NJ n,as,er c.st The beard
h;a,. -on,n, a h1own and bnshy The fen
tures are stern and careworn, and have an expires.
fiornr f;es acrosa Ria bresst. The hands which
ono1 Ie1 ai'o1s oTs aisnozed n enay and natural
x1s,ro3 tbo Y;pbt r]a.ninc the left, On the
F-.,, fnno1 ~ the 1cft nnsld ia A ring with sey-
era1 diamonds placed there by the Empress. 4
e,na,i s;1vor cross of eynnsite workmanship lies
~, III hreaat and On The cornse 40 olaccd three
s,r;as o. ;no ~ hov nyrrbc:I crown Of yioets is
ansIa,def1 it tI,a f,1ot of the coffin ia the
ca1, bedstea on Which tic Emperor died.
sen aeatco on nr;as. and reIieuse. Tho furni-
49, ~ - ~ roo,n "a vel| ae Of tho whole man
s;n,e - :. eiTan,a and rncstenlatious.
e'1n w. - h VII % liz in s.ntn on Tuesdav in tho
o,t..,na IL, ~ III ct,creI. Tho general public
Iii 49, - a,sn;ttnd r., view the remains No
WI ~. w. laa' +nsd. y, tba lima md place
lua.Ss1 t,I n-.l h,,r;ai ~ 1sxt announced.
Ano ~, nroIahly begin sLout noon
1no aada. :eieniuns7 "AA
1ho Emprees is overwhelmed with sorrow,
r$ru$f 10 a. n nfvFAH
anu nsr H. p1;nee ~ fmner;ni does aIl in his
no ateenoan's ~ eon,tnrt ta- T1a Emnrezs has re.
pa;ned Ia iottsra ~ ron5oenca from the Emperor
"n5 tne KIM Of italy. Although none
@ o. anu re tir6ase frends Of ho deceased
.xn aI-,;t,a.1 f1h;solhurst is crowded with
are aarnat!ea; aa;oons narrices " ware held Ills
,narn;n, j.; tha 6nanc1 Which, vas lled to reple-
t;on 'rha nr;ncrsa binthl}do Md. nouGer,
s,oa' s1 patra tne M % nTs Gnnnsan md Coryisart
4s1a 1un 1raaent Fathar Goddard attempted to
ora,ct h.t Tsr oTsrcone by his feelings, and
pae,na11ed ~ ~ 1e,xa the nnpt.. II. Benedctti ar
- ~ GseTbnrsi Ard wsa recaired by
tseT ~" T,nnra2a " sf 0;Ter Ind Marshal McMahon
~ e-nscte1 t1,era to-morow, Princess Murat
A1e e1peclea .nste e.:s af,nrnnon
and eulte al'eu tnl1 W aan1a 1ro-, France .re AZ
ule5. nupets - ~ -, eo.o f3,narsl Tho So1the.st-
Iec'eu ~ Nrtlar Iu ~ Rsi,vans of France haye re-
.a ~ 80 -a1es - fara for the poorer claeses
ouced me =, latea % o. ia4e 'o1 '10 p'0AeA ~'''-'0
Is feportea taas .a KY. tnI ~ Tonnann ~ h;a
reaoy ft1ne ene ;1co,rsct hnt Il il trna the
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HEw HAVEN, Coan.. Jaa. 12.-Jchn z. John
son, found guilty on Saturday ofthe mu:ler in
the first dcSree) Of tl7s. Hess, at Mc1iden, last
Jul=, to-aa; attempted suicide II his cell, BY
seve1ins n artery. He H7s found in time to
save life.
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facilitate the absorption Of Roumania by neigh-
boring powerful States. Our Consul at Buchar-
est expresses hope for an early attainment Of tho
,results desired BY our Government: through the
action Of the powers directly pagtaking Of tha
political control OF Roumania-
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PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE members Of the Left.
who seeded last week, will not join the Right.
AS reported, but will form distinct group in
tho Assembly, under the title Of conservative
Republicans.
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RUSSIA.

Loxpox, jan ia special from st. Peters-
burg to tne 0J-e,-1e7 says Count Schouvalon has
tween Prince, whose namo is not given, and
daughter Of the Czaz.
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aides which cavalry has been sent to several ex-
poeed points to guard against Mexican ralds.
MEXICAN CLAIMS. COMMISSION.
Tho treaty for the extension OF tho Mixed
Commission kae failed, through the adjourn
ment OF the Mexican Congress before the return
Of our Minister Nelson, and it will terminate in
March or april, leaving many CAKES unedtusted-
CREDIT MoB1L1KR-
Special Deegateh 70 7hx Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK. Jan. 12.-Suits have been COM
menced br Thomas G. Durant ex-Vice Presi-
dent, Agent and Executive Officer Of tho Union
Pacing Railroad Company against a Jamos bio1ez
shares, alleged to have been frauaulcntly Oh
taiued, or nn1nwfu11y appropriated. Legal notice
was eerred upon Ar. Brooks at his residence
in this city yeeterday. The former suit is to be
New York, and if not compromised, will involve
. thorough can7 ass OF the whole subject Of the
Credit Mobilier. Another suit is about to COM
mence against Ohkes Araes to recover
shares Of Credit A1obilier stock said
to hare been delivered to him at his request to
he distributed among friends, where it would do
most good for legislation, etc. This suit will be
based upon assertions OF members OF
Congress, and others, who assert that
they neyer received any shares. The
that he distributed number of abares given to
him for TINT purpose, but the recent declarations
Of Senator Ni1eon Vice President Colfax, 6ena-
tor Allison, Speaker Blaine, Secretary Boutwell,
and others. that they never received Any sha1eaof
Credit Aobilet, nccessitato an inquiry why the
by Mr. Ames. Hence the proposed suit. Tins
will open the whole question Of the Credit No
bilier independent Of the examination now
pending before Congress. Dr.. Durant says to D
reporter that Wm. E. Dodge Was the paid atto1-
ney Of the Credit Mobilier at $40, 900 gear,
and that hIa wife had lot Of stock.
The reporter asked it President Grant was in
terested in any way. Durant replied, "Grant
and Dodge are On tho most intimate terras. He
looked after his friend Grant There are I
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
POISON IN PATCHOGUE.
The Startling Sensation I'm the Smith
Family-What MRS. Dayton Says About
the Girl HoughtOn.


Family-What MRS. Dayton Says About
the Girl HoughtOn.
At late hour on Thursday night Brooklyn
police officer arrived by the South side Railroad in
the quiet village oil Patenogue, L. l., and at once
proceeded to the residence OF the Justice OF the
Peace for that village, Squire c. Rely Smith, from
whom he procured warrant for the arrest OF Mrs.
Margaret Dayton. The warrant was placed in the
hands Of Constable c. F. smith, who at once pro-
ceeded to execute The warrant accused her,
"upon information and belief" OF being an acces-
sorry to the alleged attempt to poison Mrs. Captain
Samuel Smith, who is now sick at the residence
OF her aunt, Mrs. Harteau, in Brooklyn, suffering
from the effects OF certain powders administered
by the servant girl. Anna houghton, who con-
tessed having administered the poison at the
nsTfGATroN OF HER MASTER
VINO IL in the Raymond Street Jail, denies having
ever met the girl IN Newburg He thinks, how
his wiie, but is at loss to know what her object
could have been
Mrs. Captain Dayton, nee Rulan, on being taken
into custody stated to reporter that she was
INNOCENT OF 1HE CHARGE
She said she did not know the girl, except az
anna, y Mrs. Smiths servant and could not i'm
agIne why she should invent sucl story, as she
never did anything to excite the anger Oi the girl.
Mrs. Dayton stated that she had never been in
Newburg with Captain smith, and nad not been In
Brooklyn 1or five years. Sne had been upon most
intimate terms with Mrs. smith, but had never
fits Of " sickness. Never heard OF '1ra Mrs.
Harteau making rice pudding and OF
its making every person who ale VI 1t sick. She
remembered Anna H0ughton being taken sick sud-
denly upon one occasion, and also Placing some
irons 10 her leet, but did not pay any particular
attention TO her. Mrs. Dayton remarked that she
NEVER LIKED THE GIRLS LOOKS
and she believed her to be an impudent hussey.
She did not believe Mis-. smith had been poisoned
at all. The prisoner who is detained at the house
OF Constable g. +. Smith, there being no ia in
Patchogue, is woman about thirty-fve years OF
townspe0pe. She was widow when she married
her present husband VINO was divorced rom his
first wife. The girl Houghon Is In Brooklyn jail,
but will be taken to Patchogue for examination on
Monday next.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
The following letter is its own explanation :
THE STEAMERS PLYMOUTH ROCK AND
JESSIE HOYT LIBELLED.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. 25. 1877

NEWPORT r. J., Oct. 70, 1873
libel was filed to-day in the District Court OF
the United States, before Judge Knowles. against
the steamers Plymouth Rock and Jesse Hoyt-
their engines, tackle, apparel aud furniture-now
lying at the wharves OF the Narragansett Steam
ship Company, at this port, by Jay Gould, formerly
president OF the company. All persons interested
or having anything to say why they should not be
SOLD to satisfy the execution are notified to appear
nj the above Court on the I1th OF November, "then
and there to present claims for the same, and to
ma, make Iheir statement In the case.r The steamers
sesse hoy ana Plymouth Rock are all here, and II
supposed tnet the cause OF their be ng brought
neIe was 10 avoid seizure In New York but such,
Ssslussutiy, mas not been the case. The cause al
sa sspcu vr tne SEIZURE is owing to domestic trouble
the New Jersey southern Railroad Company. by
formerly owned ~
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
WHAT WILL END IN SMOKE.
The Cigar Makers strike-What Em-
ploycrs OTer-Co0d Wages Refused.


pioycrs OFer-Good Wages Refused.
The threatened strike among the Cuban cigar
makers in this city does not seem to have assumed
any terrible aspect, and the lovers OF good
'.weedsn viii doubtless rejoice and be glad. The
reason for dissatisfaction among the employees Is
simply this THE manufacturers wish to reduce
their rates OF payment to the standard In vogue
before last TALL aud this alteration Is murmured at.
visit 10 some OF the most prominent factories
by HERALD reporter disclosed the following
facts "A good and attentive cigar maker can, II
he works well and steadily. manufacture $50 per
diem. earning thereby S5 a day or $50 per week
under the old rule to which manufacturers wish to
return. Under the rates which have been usual
during the past year the price paid to the makers
mas been 81 per thousand In advance OF this, which
would make good mans pay $33 per week.
The manu- acturers say that they are willing TO
90 all In their power to help their employees, but
lnc stringency OF trade compels them TO lower the
Tate oi wages. they complain TOO, that the work.
men have no sympathy Wi h them In theIr dilemma
and that the trade union society-Ld f,yOfec-
tMG-is working against them and cgglng on the
workmen 70 their rum. The men have now noti-
Ned their intention to strike II the terms they have
lately been working under are not Continued and
the employers have quietly informed them that
they need not enter an appearance at the
premises tomorrow unless they conseat 10
work at the reduction proposed. The cigar
manufacturing firms intend to accept all the
old hands, whether uniOnists or not, who come
along on Monday and who wish to work at the re.
ductIon In rates. but they refuse TO be dictated to
by the society,"
laxity OF business many OF the smaller factories
have been compelled to discharge many OF their
hands, If the cigar makers are sensible they Will
remember that "half loaf Is better than no
bread.u and that they cannot afford to tr1ne with
their livelihood when the bleak and hungry winter
stares them IN the face.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
SAILED.

Steamships Celtic Csr) tor Liverpool City Of Richmond
lBr do; samaria (3r do; Victoria tbr. Glasgow Lap
land B Bristol =; It Olaf NOR, London Mosel Ger),
Hamburg; City OF Houston, Galveston via Key West
gonlery savannah; San salvador, do: James Adger.
Gharieston Isaac bell, Richmond, &c; Wyanoke, do
ships Loeb Katrine Br London; scpenstrath r) Glas
gov; Aukathor lNor, Rotterdam; harks Resource
Ger, Bristol T.: vigant (r) Queensyown Sospir Aus)
Trieste; Mary latham asr Bristol Il Drnig pubroyac-
pool; fremont Tarragona; Gazee Aus Beyrout Beagino
utaD. Cork or Falmouth Selma Gerl Liverpool; saliva
Emma Reng lGer) Roterdam Saturn Mor do: Lizzie
sIas Award Br), Hamilton, Bermuda; Jaboato tBraz),
Pernambuco; s A Snow l3r, Halifax Hans rode Nor
Paine, St. Croix; e Newman, Galveston; Ann valen-
brunswick, Ga: q L Bradley, Georgetown. 5 @; M l.
Compton, Norfolk; Sunny SOUTH, Wilmington, n =;
Hayard, Georgetown, = g; Jonas smith, savannah {;
Ann Cole Charleston Il Newcomb. Baltimore.
Also sailed, French trgate Magicienne.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. 25, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship st Olaf Nor), Hie, London-Funch, Edge 4
toseqabs SteamsaP Mese Ger Ernst Bremen via southamp
steamship Annie Ainslie tBr,, Cookery, Antwerp-Jw
Steamship saxona (Gcr Nielsen, Hamburg-Kunhardt
Steamship Prince Edward Br) Fraser, Cardf-R
Steamship Cuba, Palmer Havana-r Alexandra Il
Sons
wssaTsS Soyry oy peerns Galveston via Key
-, Steamship George Cromwell, Crawford, New Orleans
Steamship Montgomery Faircloth, savannah-R Low
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson. savannah-W
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, charleston-J
Steamship Regulator, Martin, Wilmington, No-Lori
Steamship isaac Bell. Brakeman Norfolk, City Point
and Richmondwold Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship L Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DC
Steamship North Point Foley, Philadephia-Lorillard
Steamship Glaucus Bearse Bostor-H r Djmock
BARK Mln Sesse, Besse, Melbourne and syancy-RW
Bark Lmma dtap, Mortoa, Bristol-A Aaresta..
BARK Carolina QtaD, scotto CORK or Famouth-Af
Bark Mustang, Nor), Brokland, Cork Falmouth
Bark Wandering sprite tBr,, Williams, Queenstown or
Bark Jonathan Chase Chase, Bordeaux-carver
Bark Texas GER. steGens Bremen-charles Luling
Bark Henrietta Ger, Won Hagen Bremen-C Lullng
Bark Clara Eaton, Merrman, cadiz-J II Winchester 4
Bark Eliza Barss (BD, vesey, Hamilton tBermuda)-
Bark Xbble II Franklin, Holbrook, New orleans-R
DrummOnd Co.
Brs Norge tNor) Johansen. Queenstown or Falmouth
Tetens * Bockmann
Brig Hebe Nor, Lohmann, st valiiere, &c-Tetens d
Bockmann.
Brig Daylight Marks, Demerara-L P Armstrong.
Schr Gazelle (Br), Boulett, Santos via Rchmond-G
Bulley.
field.
schr Hatfield (Br), Hatfield, Maitland-D De Wolf
a Co.
schr Chandler Br) Pettis Yarmouth-D De Wolf
Co
schr Newman, Newman, Galves.on-E Stack.
pole.
schr Kate Walker Rich, Jacksonviile-H Loud 4
Co.
schr Marie Barbour. Davis JacksonviIle-warren Ray
&Co.
schr Jonas Smith. Hodgkinson savannah-Evans Ball
4 Co.
schr Ann Cole Brown. Charleston-Bentley. Glider
sleeve 4 Co.
schr Havard, Cook, Georgetown-Bentey, Glider
sleeve 4 Co.
schr Sunny South, Derrickson, Wilmington, nee
Powell
schr L Compton, Rogers, Norfolk, va-Isaac sta
pies
schr P Newcomb. Brown. Baltimore-w Chalmers
schr W ii Mailer, Crowley, Rockport-Z Simpson 4
Co.
schr star BRAY. Boston-C l. Hatch.
Schr freestOne, Pelton,, Hartford-Rackctt Il Bro.
Schr q Pence, Dee, Hartford-Rackett Bro.
Steamer Mayhower, Fuits. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
TIE MUTINEERs.
Thtrd Session OF the Court Martial for
the Trial OF the Accused Privntes OF
the Eleventh Regiment.

Thfrd Session OF the Court Martial for
the Trial OF the Accused Privntes OF
the Eleventh Regiment.
The regimental court martial OF the Eleventh
N. G. S. N. Y, Major William H. King presiding,
resumed its sitting at Nilsson Han last evening.
The military court has been convened TO investigate
charges preferred against Private Henry Heuser OF
Company f, for "conduct prejudicial 10 good order
and military dsciphne.n Captain Frederick kost-
ing the first witness, and testified that he was
present at meeting in Delaney street, on
September last, and did not hear the accused
utter any remarks evincing disrespect for MS
superior officers. Lieutenant Joseph Pohler was
again recalled and testified, as on his last exam
ination, that he had seen O letter signed by the
accused, Henry Heuser, calling a meeting OF the
regiment The signature was then proved py
comparison with the roll book, and the letter was
offered in evidence. Mr.. Otto Meyer, counsel icr
the accused, waived the cr0ss-eXaminauon.
short recess was then taken until an attachment
could be issued and the next witness JACOB Du.
denh6fer, could be brought before the court Al
hali-past eight O'Clock the court reconv5ned and
the witness was produced. The President or the
Court severely reprimanded Dudenh0ier 1or IAN.
ure to respect the summons OF the court ana
fined aim. He was then sworn, and said that ne
was in charge OF hall in Delaney street IN
which meetings were held he had seen the ac-
cused present at THESE meetings. John Lentz,
the next witness was present at meeting oil the
disafected members OF the Eleventh regiment;
the officers OF the regiment were at that meeting
characterized as ignorant PERSONS several VI
whom could not read or write; Mr. Heuser made
speech at that meeting. The President OF the
Court asked that the accused be put on the Wit
ness stand. but he demurred through his counsel.
Tie session OF the Court continued until nearly
midnight The sitting OF the Court expired by
limitation on last night, and the decision was re-
served
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTKAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES
US steamer Juniata, Commander Daniel @ Braine
on ii the q Ass 81 ss
w dsap ans New cpp Ia New oct -
Matanzas ior New YORK same day lat zs O., lon 10 Co.
steamship Leo, Dearborn, savannah oct22 with
mdse ana PASSENGERS TO Murray Ferris Co Oct rs on
2ith i N, lat 81 u lon : steamship City ofMer
Bark Enos Ausp, RodoncIch, Waterford 80 days. with
Bark Mary Edson tof Boston,, Sparrow, smyrna septl
Bark saguenay loi st John. NB). Brown svoney cB.
~ aays with coal to Bird, Perkins Job; vessel 10
BARK Oliver Emery cof st John. NIB, Doty, Sydney
CB, s days, with coal to Swan vessel 70
schr Elizabeth Mckay. Mckay, Alexandria.
schr % z Brook, seu, virginia. Oct 7: miles north
head sea- was Obliged to scud before Il for six days cst
eyns es e Ssey E sqd cas
Iiatteras spoke brig Ida Perry, from Philadelphia
schr Francis french ThrocR@@orton, rock Virginia
chr Julia Sesn Nesan ss2wn, WesR Virginia Grglto nc
schr fiiton Ireland, Georgetown, DC.
The steamship can "a AbysSinla p which arrived oath,
1nman and a German steamship, bound east
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Wilhelm cGer), Rose, New Haven for New York,
schr Nellie Carr, Lanset,, Fall River for New York.
ochI Mhiy Anu, steciUAf, new haven lof fnuhuel-
sehr vosnt Dodge, Bangor for New York, with lumber
..schr r Brady, Lightbourne New Haven for New
York.
schr Wheaton, Warren, Portland for Philadelphia.
schr Ihos Kills Ray stoninrton for New York
schr Trustum Dickens Mitchell, Westerly for Port
schr LucIs Ives Cousins Boston for Philadelphia
schr A I Fitch. Fitch, RocSport for New YORK, with
stone TO order.
schr James, selsey, Hartford for New York.
Schr Fashion, slatfcry. Digh0n for New York.
Schr VIM Deming, Mitchell Fall River for New York
Schr sydney Price, Godfrey Boston for philadelphia
schr Tyler MCCARTHY, Portland for New York, with
schr Jas Parker Kelly. Pawtucket for New York.
phia.
schr y Branard Hu Newport for New York.
rchr lhmartine, Butler New Bedford for Philadelphia.
Scnr , q FELL Nicke.son, Dighton for New York.
Schr Pennsylvania Young, New London tor New York.
York. ''
schr Chss Connors Creamer Bridgeport for New York.
Scnr Lucien Abel, sag Iarbor for New York
York. with stone to order
schr Eva Diverty, Hand. Providence for New York.
York. ' ~ - -"
schr Falcon, Wheeler, Derby for New York
ocHT N AyTcs, Provost Stamford New YORK.
schr bydrangea, Baldwin, New haven tor New yors
steamer Inels. Gale, Providence tor new YORK, VITA
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
schr John stocAham, Hart New YORK Tor Providence.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
A Marked Improvement in Shreveport.
SHRFyEPORT La Oct. 25 1873

SHREVEPORT La, Oct. ., 1873
The little change observable in the last twenty
four hours was evidently for the better. Only two
or three new cases were reported from any quar-
ter. though doubtless there were more. The sick,
generally, are doing well, nearly all having been
favorably reported upon. No prominent persons
died to-day, and none reported seriously i'll.
There is no more sickness now in the business por-
tion OF the city than is usual during the sickly
season OF the year. In the outskirts the fever
tinues epidemic, but without further influx of new
material it all VIII soon run its course There is
NO BUSINESS DOING,
and large laboring population will have to depend
upon charity for some time yet for support Gener-
ally good feeling prevails and the prospects are
Frightening. The following are reported among
the convalescents w. P. Ford, DR.. Tom Ford's
lady, G. W. Bosworth, Harry Lewis, Alfred Nolan
the nurse. Arnold, Mr. Dabb's stage agent is doing
well. DIR. Clark is very sick, but doing well.
All the sick in the convent, including Father
Ferrec, are improving, with good prospects Of
recovery. There are no reports In from the coun-
try to-day.
TUE IETERMENrS
for the week thlrty-two. against 1fty-nine for
the week previous. or these four were blacks,
against twenty-one for the week previous. Total
tnterments since the outbreak. 900, OF which los
were blacks. The interments for to-day were two
white children.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
Yellow Fever in Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 25, 1873
AspeciaL despatch from cambridge, Ca to the
Morning Ne,rs received at seven O'Clock p NJ, says
that great many new cases OF yellow fever are
reported this evening. The dangerous cases which
were reported better this morning nave reaped,
and the deaths Of the patients are hourly expected.
Four hundred persons have left the city; the
streets are entirely deserted, and the trains going
out this evening are crowded with passengers.
Vehicles cannot De had for love or money. The
physicians say the epidemic Is on the increase.
There are indications Of rain.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

schr Alton Miner, Miner, New York for Fan River
schr Leader. Knowles. Fort John ton for Salem.
shr a Ssw s ssdOr
ssSr k%pFs rs gs,a or so
cnr ssnr Dam nanlei Webster, New York Tor Boston
schr Susan MolIoncy, Wcehawken for salem.
scsr HhSH Wilson, as New YORK Tor froydens
schr Louisa Francis winchester, New YORK ior rfoS'
schr Henry Rcmsen, Allen. New York for Taunton:
schr Fanny q Warren Nixon fhiiadeipnia ior rio''
'y schr Anna FRYE Smith Hoboken for Georgetown .
scnr sarah Reid, Harland, Philadelphia for connecu-
cut River. u.,os.n s,- provdence
schr Sarah Blake, Blake Haverstraw for Providence
Schr Thomas Norris Doliyen, Port johnson for frov
schr Success Richards Rondou for proydencss sr,.o
hr schr Thomas ymh Bromn New YORK Bed
schr Terry. Marcus Rondout for Fall River; -,
schr Granam. James, Poughkeepse ior rrosi'
Daniel Norris Manson Brooklyn for Providence
schr Chauncey John, Austin, Port johnson for Bos-
schr General Banks. sewall, weehawksn for Boston
schr Nadab, Heany Philadelphia for Newport
Blast oS New Yors for
schr u Merriman, Crane, New York for Taunton.
Fsens Ronsout 10
sch SSa or
Schr Anna Currier tBr Payne, New York for st John
schr FRANKLIN Pierce Amboy for Boston.
schr Eliza Remission, Avery, Alexandria for New
schr E Barnes Avery. Alexandria for New Haven.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, I
WHrTEsroSE Oct Is, 1919
The following table shows the number Of vessels which
passed this station during the ending Oct 25;-
Steamships. ps......"..... Brigs.
OUTWARD
Steamships ............ Brigs...................4
Barks. Schooners l9z
Total .203
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
Aid for the yellow Fever Victims.

The New York Produce Exchange has sent an ad-
ditiona relief OF $3.50 10 the afflicted citizens OF
Memphis.
The Executive Committee of st. Michael's Asso
citation acknowledge the following contributions in
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
Grand total.

Grand total 81 33I
The committee also acknowledge one box medical sup
plies from John A. Lane, which forwarded october
~ io73, ana thank the Adams Express Company
transmitting the money and supplies Tree OF charge AS
II was impossible Tor the members OF the committee TO
Sal upon more than very lew OF the many who would
nke TO nd the poor orphans they trust the charitAby
disposed send their contributions Messrs Eugene
Kelly CO., No 45 Exchange place, or 10 any OF the
members Of the Committee