, 1873-09-25

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Exw York, Sept. 17.-Chas Brad :
augh, tie English agitator, arrived to-

EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Exw YoRK, Sept. 17.-Chas Brad
Augh, tie English agitator, arrived to
day.
The balloon Buffalo, which left Buf
falo yesterday, passed over Brooklyn
this morning. @
The Scotia, from Liverpool, brought
$575. 600 in specie.
There were 3 proposals to sell bond.
to the Government, aggregating $780,
600. ranging from 11.O31l to 11.121s.
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Sept. 46.-There
Ia q rumor that General Rocha, Com
aander-in-chief of the Mexican army, is
getting up a revolution on his own ac-
e0unt. Rocha has the reputation of
being the fighting man of the Mexican
army, and, if he rebels, will have plenty
of followers. He is now at Seacateias
in command of a large force, ard is said
to be in sympathy with Saltimon and
Montery.
PrrsBuRe, Sept. 1.-THE 7th annual
meeting of the Army of the Cumberland
convened here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, General Sheridan, President of the
Society, in the chair. Governor Hart
xanft delivered the address of welcome,
and speeches were made by Genls. Sher-
man, Sheridan. Negly, Chaplin, Chris
tian, and others present. Grant is ex-
pected to arrive at o'clock and be pres
cnt at the afternoon session.
LONDON, Sept. 17.--Henry Borvarie
and Vim. Brand. Speaker of the House
of Commons, and family, sailed fer the
United States on Saturday to remain 7
months.
New YORK, Sspt 17.-Dr Elisha Har-
ri, Secretary of the American Public
Health Association, has sent personal
contribution of money to Shreveport.
and also makes general request that
tho Boards of Health of that city and of
Vicksburg. Natchez and New Orleans
shall send and purchase the requisite
number of seasoned nurses and hos
pital supplies and aid to provide
or oil the sick and that the authorities
Of Coddo Parish take speedy measures
for the quick removal and shelter, or
encampment if need be. of the unpro-
tected who have not fallen by the pest
Hence. The Doctor also recommends
the rsnoyal beyond the first line of
plains and hills that near the Red River,
in that region, and says that flight to a
great distance will not give that kind of
security that can be obtained at small
cost and less than hours travel.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA meeting
in aid of the Shreveport sufferers was
held here this morning, with Geo. H.
Stufel as President and S. Drexel as
Treasurer. 1000 was subscribed and
u committee was appointed to make fur:
ther collections.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA dispatch
from tie commanding officer at Key
West reports that all the cases Of yellow
fever on Pawnee, some half dozen, are
doing we'll. Only one other dsath than
that that Of Lieut.. Comnd. Mitchell has
taken place. that of Paymaster Writer,
of-the Pawnee, who died on shore.
Tie1e were no cases Of fever in Key
West and the officers and crew of the
Sangus were in excellent health.
COLOMBIA, S. c., Sept. 17.-Road
paymaster train and the down passenger
train, on the Calotta, Columbia and Au-
gusta Z. +. collided near Columbia this
morning about o'clock, smashing both
locomotives, killing the paymaster, w.
Elliot Orchard and colore1 man, and
severely injurins the Engineer.
AfEapH1s, Sert. 1.-THE Board of
Health report eleven deaths to-day-9
from yellow fever. The Howard Asso-
ciaiion is in full operation and the Odd
Fellows and Masons are also organizing
relief societies. The fever il not believ-
ed to be spreading and there are hardly
any deaths among persons properly at
tended.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE wife of
Rev. Mr.. Wiswell Of st. Johns Chapel,
in this city, has sued her husband for a
portion of her property which he con-
verted to his own use. She is the daugh-
ter of Bishop Berian of Trinity Church.
She was worth $4,000 when she was
married and charges Wiswell with rob-
berry and infdelity.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia large fire
is progressing in Jessup & Moore's pa
per and rag warehouse. corner of Sixth
and Arch Sts.
Boston, Sept. 17,-Tl,e San Francisco
Cadets arrived here this morning, &C
companied by number Of citizens of
California. A file of police received the
Cadets and escorted them through the
streets to the Guards armory. The Ca
diets give an exhibition drill in the Bos
ton Theatre this afternoon.
BUFFALO, Sept. 17.-Prof. King, af:
ter landing, his editorial passengers at
Hornby, Stenben Co., started alone in
his balloon Buffalo, at clock P lin
u souteasterly course for as long trip
rs it was possible for him to make.
WHATTELY's POINT, n. Y, Sept. II
Balloon Buffalo passed over this place
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. A paper
from the balloon, endorsed ''Prof. King.
Buffalo, dropped on tie Fair Grounds.
HAMILTON, Ont. IA misplaced