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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-08-22

with the greatest satisfaction by his
friends and the members of his diocese.
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piv,no,,th Poot ;,,st ne 49, NO. L.
- I;s. M % NJos4 AZ 0 VOC '1 NV,
ws az 70 T.ono Rranob on Wadnosdo,
evsn;no Georoa Mallorv 81 tha 0oeay
hotel af 'Tooa Rrancb ssnJ Tobn Een.
derso,, 81 az Me- lIar. a So Snrthar,
ra;Iroad ;rmn o to"atber ~ tba Iaol
and s.,;i;nd aaa;pst each othar we,a
tbrnvn nf , Sha;rs sattaes and
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sisch chicken water, beef tea, little tea
and toast, and So on Let patient DOT attempt
| to get up before the eighth day, no mat
tor how we'll he feels, for relapse is nearly
always fatal and with the yellow fever one
suffers so little that he thinks he is we'll
when he IL not.
do not pretend to say that We
should be independent of a physician.
Let one be sent for by all means where
the parties are able, but let
tie physician be one who has
lived in Southern climate
long enough to become thoroughly ac-
quainted with the diseases of the South.
otherwise you had better nave none. II
these simple remedies are spplied, there is
not the slightest danger bat that the pa
tient will recover.
would observe, also, that the patient
must bs kept MS cheerful rs possible with
o,t being excited. Let the nurse not be
changed If il can be avoided. Every body
who knows anything Of yellow fever
knows there j. moro in good nursing than
there is in doc,oring. Cor. New Orleans
Republican.
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FROM CALIFORNlA.
SAFELY landed.

SAFELY landed.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Is. Al
the passengers of the Costa Rica have
been safely landed. 1t is believed that u
Chinaman and member Of the crew were
drowned. The ship has feet water In
the hold, The mail. were brought safely
to this city.
SENATOR CAssERLY
In telegram TO p. A. Ronch state SEN
ator elect, Casserly says. "The Demo
cratic county committee attempt to black
on me by reviewing the stale caluunuy Of
six years ago, then dismissed by n kepuO.
lIcsu senate. 1t is evidently part of tt
conspiracy to aid my rival candidate for
the senate, ia the interes. OF railroads.
This appears to be the general opinion
here, as it is we'll known the committee
was acting in the interes, of railroad com
panicsi as it is also at the present time,
MoCRATiC STATE CJSyESTIoS
NJ Sacramento nominated /. Il. Ne kec
for supreme judge.
wRECKgu.
New. reached here at midnight lhatthe
Poe, mail steamer from Honolulu,
wrecked at Dioblc point, uesr the entrance
Of the harbor. She Wa. trying to come in
under fu!l head OF steam in dense Toy,
when
SHE STRUCK WITH TREMENDOUS FoECE,
making hole in her bow through which
the water rushed in torrents. The excite
ment and terror was great, bat Capt
Lspiige and Ut, officers succeeded in 70.
stcs1g some degree Of order, soon after
the first outbreak. Seeing there was dau-
ger IN remaining on the chip, order was
given 10 take the boats The pHssungors
we're safely slowed ia four boats. one
boat landed at Meggs wharf with two
officers ant six OF tho crew. at the same
time they left, three other boats pa, ~
from the ship, bat became separated. The
captain remained with the ship when the
boats left
ONE B1AT CAP,IZEU
suon after leaving tho vessel Tie men
in the boat were of the crew aud were all
picaed up by one Of the other boat.
Among the Passengers was Chas. Nordhof
wife and four children. The yes.,u w.l,
undoubtedly provo total io..
HISD zUAMILLE, Vy HAwAY
j. seriously iII.
TuE NoDJC~.
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ENGLISH VIEWSON C.E3ARISM'
IN AMERICA. -.

The London Times takes up the sub
jeot of Cesarism in America and expresses
some very English views upon it. 1t will
surprise no one that the organ Of the Brit
ish sristocrscy thinks that continuation
of President Grant in tho office OF chief
magistrate Of the United States with
merely nominal election every four years
AS safeguard against the preparation of
any scandalous abuse OF power would
be great reform in American politics
would secure to the people the services of
better men and render the process of their
election to Office less degrading TO them
selves and all concerned III it, "The de-
tails OF an American presidential elac-
ton" says the Times, are read on this
side Of the Atlantic with amusement and
disgust. 1t is not surprising that the
descendants OF the men from whom our
forsiathers, nearly century ago, grasped
their independence, should cherish preiu-
dioes which assisted TO make the gaining
Of that independence II severe struggle
nor that they should welcome any evil
dence tina, we are unworthy the yalnr Of
our ancestors, and arc willing to let the
liberty for which they fought
escape US through indifference
or desire. The epecious reasoning
Of the London journal fails to vail
the cheerfulness with which England
would hail the virtual abandonment of
republican government. in America by the
adoption Of the perpetual reelection.
All such backward steps would help to
discourage the growing republican senti-
men, in England, and added to the inner
tied dislike of Bri!ons for our American
Institutions. are powerful reasons for their
being regarded with peculiar favor
on the other eide of the Atlantic.
Bat A. the thunder Of the
Times in this ias,sncs is de.isned to FALL
90 American ears there i, reason TO hope
1t wall create no very alarming shock.
The hard-as.ed sons Of America are not
yet prepared TO trust their liberty to the
hands Of Gen. Grant or any other a,
lfe-prssiden.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, September ls-Thc uili,.cr
of war has been au,horizsi to r,csiyr
1000 rides rendered by the public f,s ,he
government forces.
RACE.
ST, JouSs, September ls-ln & single
scui! race here Fulton won byone.qpar.or
Of length with BiglAnI second, Time
26,i2. Biglsnd protests and .ny5 lie
can beat Fulton easily.
Absorbing CLERK.
LONDON, September ls.--There is RI.
rnors on stock exchange that detective
has arrived here in search Of a con GIcu-
tia! clerk Of a banking house in that city
who, ii is said, has absconIed with United
States 5.2O bonds to tie amour. OF
10000.
HEAVY GALE
prevailed around ihs British coast yestor-
day and it is feared that much damage
has been done to shipping.
THE BOARD OF ADMIRALTY
has received information to the etiec, that
boats belonging to the British navy have
been attacked BY pirates near Penang,
and had their officers wounded. Tho
man Of war, Sholed has been dispatched
to the scene Of outrage, with orders to
chsstiss the pirates.
CHIEF JUSTICE CoCKBuRY
at the close Of the hearing Of tho Itch
borne case to-day, said if the claimant re-
sumed his travels through tho country
representing himself ~ martyr, it would
be the duty Of the court to put stop to
the. scandal by committing him to
Jail. Every judge and juryman connected
with the case had been threatened with a.-
sassination II verdict sgsin.t the de-
PENDANT should he brought in. The chief
Justice warned tho claimant that if he
made another speech or appeal before the
public, he would be imprsoned. New
revelations are made every day, and the
Interest IN the case 10 Increasing every
day.
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FROM PlTTSBURG.



Pi1rsBuRo, September IS. TIE society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland assem-
Lled in Liberty hall ut 10. 30 this morning.
The fret business IN order was n report
from the committee on tho time and place
of meeting. After some discussion the
time for the next meeting was fixed on
September 18th and 18th, to take place at
Columbus, Ohio. Gen. Hooker, the chair
man ui the committee on Grafton and AL
terustes presented report nominating
Judge Mathews Of Cincinnati, Ms orator,
aud Gen. Waterman of Chicago, ~ alter.
nate, whI.h was adopted. The commit
tee Oh the domination of officers, Tor next
year, dominated Gen L. II. Sheridan a.
president, Which was also adopted
RAILROAD ACCtpsNr.
PIrIsnuKG, September Is The e,.
prcss going west on the Pennsylvania
Central railroad, on which Prsiden,
GRANT WAS \ PASSENGER,
met with an accident ono mile east Of Ty-
rome. Tho Cincinnati e1prc-. ran into
the rear end Of the train, doing consider
able damage 10 the sleeping coach and
snsshin, tbs engine 1T the Cincinnati e,.
pros. The engineer and fireman
WE'RE SEVERELY INJURED
but the passengers ESCAPED With few
slight bruises, except one man who had
his hand Crushed.
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the lvelies, satisfaction when made
known.
LoSpoS, September Ia" The London
firm of Mr.. Cooke responds to MS suspen-
sion by stating that all drafts ana letters
of credit on them issued 10y Jay Cooke N
Go, will DO duly honorcd.'
AvorAER SUSPENSION.
NEW YORK, September Is Richard
Schell and Robinson * Snydall have
suspended
STILL ANOTHER SUSPENSION.
New YORK, September ia Phils-
delphia dispatch says L. w CLARK Il Co,
have suspended
AID Still ANOTHER SUSPENSION.
WAsuISGToS, september Is The
First National bank has suspended on
Account Of Jay Cooke Il Cos failure
OCEAN sHIr CANAL.
NEW York, September ls--A Wash
ington special says that the congressman
Of Mississippi and Missouri river valleys
have, it is understood, very generally
agreed to unite their efforts TO secure an
appropriation for st. Phillips canal at the
outlet Of the Mississippi river. 1t j., ex-
pected that twelve millions of dollars will
be necessary TO make ship canal which
will enable ocean vessels Of greatest bur
den to reach New Orleans without being
DISTRACTED by bars 1t is claimed that
with the completion OF the canal tha,
ocean going ships during four months of
the year can proceed as far north as Cairo.
Some Of the western members state that,
the people Of the Mississippi valley seek "a
solution Of the transportation question
mainly in that direction.
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RIN Err.

tISclSSArl, September IL Rivsrfall-
ing with feet inches Ia the channel
New ORLEANS, September Is.-No ar.
rivals Departed Mary Alice sns
barges, st, LOU Raining.
NIcKsHuRG, September 10 - No boat,
down. Up: Henry Ames, CITY Of Hsl..
na and John Kyle. Cloudy aud pleasant.
River falling.
NASHVILLE, September le. River fall
ing, with 23 inches on the shosl. Ar.
rived. Arch Y. Green. from Cairo. Da.
parted Arch T. Green, for Cairo
Weather fair and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, September Is Partly
cloudy and hot. Mercury % to 81. River
fallen inchos Down. Laura l. D.yis
Mary Ament Up; Rsp,jsn No Z. Ar.
kansas Belle, Florence Lee, Fans pilo,
Business very light. The Louisville
p cket Grey Eagle i. aground "a, Temple.
town.
81 Louis, September Is Arrived .
Fannie Lewis, Drsmet, Missouri river:
Belle of Memphis, Memphis, Mooou.,on
lllinoi. river Mountain,er. Missouri
river. Departed Maude and kountz
New Orlesns; Fannie Lewis. Missouri
river Capitol City, Nickshurg, MOon.,ons
Illinois river Berirsm, Kebkuk. Riv.r
falling slowly with five aud half feet 1,
Cairo. Gear and warm during the day
and shower. to.nigh: and cool
LOUISVILLE, september River fall.
ing, with scaut three feet IA the canal. ,nd
II niche. ID the pass down TIA. lndi.n
chute, and lees than three and half fee,
hence 10 Cairo. Weather clear and Lo,
/ The Ada lleIlmsn ia chartered by tn.
Louisville and Henderson Packet com.
pany t. run during the low water. Ths
steamer John Howard, from Memphis. to.
day, laid up At Portland. Arrived: Ben
franklin, Cincinnati Pat Rogers. Cncin-
anti Dove No. 2, Madison; Tarascon. Her
drrson; ] I'm Howard, Memphis: Sham.
rock, lroht"h Departed: Pen Franklin.
Cincinnati, Pat Rogers, Cincinnati Dove
No 2, Madison; Tsrsscun, Henderson.
John ). B-omsiord, Cairo
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FROM BALTIMORE.
TIE uDD-FEILows.

BALTIMORE, September ls.-Iu the
grand lodge Of /. o. O. f. this morning
the announcement Of the death Of Past
Sire John A Kennedy was made. Several
members delivered addresses.
y resolution that the next annual session
in 1874, Of the grand lodge, be held in At
lants, Ga, Was unanimously adopted. The
finance committee, to whom was referred
the communication from the jurisdiction
Of Savoy praying The all Of the grand
lodge for the construction
Of an OlI Fellows hall in tho city of
Dresden, also of the Henila lodge at
Switzerland, for loan to aid in building
halls in that city, reported adversely, con-
Guiding their report as follows "Your
committee feel deeply for those far OF dis
tressel brothers, and gladly would aid
them could We do 30 in justice to ourselves
and large number Of lodges at home"
Recess
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FROM INDIANAPOLI;
the TEXAS EDIsORs.

the TEXAS EDlsORs.
ISDIANAPoLIs, September lS.-The
Texas editorial eXcursionists, ladies and
gentlemen numbering thirty II ve, arrived
here TINS evening from st, Louis by the
Nandalia road, They will be entertained
tomorrow by tho board Of trade and
leave for Louisville on the evening train
THE EXPOSITION.
The Interest in the exposition matters
continues to increase, and the second week
opens much moro suspiciously than the
first. Several departments in the main
buildings arc nearly filled up, One of the
most attractive features Of the exposition
Is h collection from tho museum Of Mt
Union college, Ohio, embracing ar Afri.
can gorrilla-a rare curiosity, an Egyp-
tian mummy-taken from tomb in
Egypt, giant killer of South America,
aud an elephant from Australia,
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vi ARK ET X EPORT.

CHICAGO, September Is Flour steady.
fair local shipping demand, good " cho,c-
s. 5Otd6
Wheat steady AMI moderately active,
futures u L., cash.
Corn steady, fair demand a, II, strictly
fresh, Eish mixed 49,.
Date lower, fair demand al 2sie Zach.
30! October
Rye nfm, szleAbie C-Ic ca-h.
Barley, irregular 1T - 35ri 81
Whisky firm Mt 90
Pork, nominal ut 90 21mlG 80 sep.
temberi SIG s.: January SO 5oqlc =!
December
Lard Sc
NEW ORLEANS, September Is Flour
stock small, xxx 80 10. cLoic. 50 o,,,..
. -
Corn quiet aud hrm. al kind, &c.
Pork dun, meas 80 - ) scarce AMI
drmer; shoulders &C.
Wbiskey dull aud lower, Louisiana sc.
Cincinnati 81 %.
Others unchanged.
Sterling unsettled by Jay Cooks failur,
gold r.
Cotton, sales 57j; demand good, supply
light; prices I'D yanced. ordinary 10 strict
good ordinary lt.@l7.; las middiing 70
good do lslG9l9sc, stock a,739 bate.
ST. LOUIS, Scpte ~ Flour IL and
% cents lower 10 seller.
Wheat lower and unsettled Noe .pfing
81 09Gul 10; No , red fall 81 $50 Az No
. 81 55Gni 5s.
Corn buoysnt and higher; No ? mixed
4Sf1i9c; elevator J5c; 4tlc in October.
Oats stronger and higher; MOI sea 80!
Rye duh, and one cont lower; No2 100
40
Pork quiet and unchanged
Lard, summer md steam On track at
ksn.ss city 7!c here ,c.
Whisky unsettled
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% WAKE, SNAKES" JACK Is COM
ING,

The authorities of Memphis, like the
authorities Of almost every c..y-liks our
oWn, for instance are IN the hsbit Of
Locking the stable door after the horse has
been stolen. After the smallpox had ap-
Pes'-d in tina. city, and /, hsd lain around
loose Tor months, the authorities estab-
h'hei sinsll-por hospital after the
cholera had become epidemic, they organ.
lied board OF health, aud, now. after n q
yelIo" fever has became epidemic, they
are working diligently TO di.infec. the
city and stop the ravages Of the disease.
Our own city Authorities are disposed 10
indulge IN the stsble-iocking process
They know the yellow fever is At Mem
pLIs they have reason to suspect tina, at
least one ca'e. has developed in Cairo they
have bsen warned, but they are ,olinng.
The board OF health has, 80 understand.
had Que meeting, but It's mem bers refuse
10 dIvulgs the business Il tr.nsacted
probably because the scnos Of the board
wa unImportant Til. may be wise
poliey' We DO not propose to denounce
a. We are inclined 10 submit meekly 10
the superior wisdom Of the board, wbieb
does effective work without noiss-stops
Tue ravages OF disease by twist Of .be
wrls'-stamps out epidem les by no, doing
anything, and wisely denies The presence
Of disease in this city, after all the world
And the rest OF mankind have become ia.
miliAr with the presence of the disease
after II has become as com mon as rancid
outer IN Cairo grocery. We have on
occasions believed that it would be a
wiser policy in the board 10 take pro,nn,
and public action when an epidemic d,s.
ease Is approaching towards our ci,y. 10
prepare 10 repulse it, and, above all things
to act frankly with the people and tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing Lu,
the truth. However, We are willing I,
wave all such fogy opinions, and allow
the authorities to work in secret theil
wonders to perform but We would lik,
to know that they arc working. 1t vii
not do to wait until this terrible disease il
upon us, and then begin to work IN.
old saw that an ounce Of preyontiyois worth
pound of cure should bo played BY tn,
Silver Cornet band and whispered cried
sung and beloved by all our people in
the ears Of his honor, Mayor Wood, aud
into the ears Of their honors, the reuI,
bers Of our energetic council.
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FROM JACKSONVILLE
cRnP KEroErs ynR II.IEu

CROP REPORTS yoR iI.IEOIs.
JACKSONVILLE, Illinois, September II -
Report, received at the Office of the IA
tional Crop Reporter from 20 counties ont
OF the 1872 IN Illinois, under date Srpt-m
Der 10, average the condition OF the corn
crop at present, -! per cent, below last
year. All counties ia the central md
northern portion Of the state report frost
at various times, from the Sth to 10th inst
but only in one county Of damaging ma
ture, All counties reporting, excepting
the extreme southern and south western
river counties speak Of tho pastures ~.
severely damaged by the drought, The
roots in many cas0s being utterly de-
stroyed. Light scattering rains have fall
en- in some Of the central, western and
northern counties, but not extensive
enough to afford decided relief
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FROM NASHVILLE.

BLJCufD sTUCk ASSOCIATION.
NASHVILLE, September ls.-Tho tall
meeting Of the hlooded horse ass ocia,ion
commences IN the 2g;h inst. There are
already 100 horses here, including Frank
lin " Ricc's aud Robinson X Morgan's
stables, ~ith suuv - or 80 other horses
yet To arrive. Tho prospect, have never
boon 60 catering for a fsl. meeting The
torf congress stock is creating great e1-
element among tIr.msu, and will doubles.
bc an exciting race. tfc1 Douglass de -.
'iyere! ono Of tue ablsst speeche. Of his
lilo to an audience OF Elk or seven thous-
and colorel people a, the FAR ground. to-
Day, and = large number OF white people
were present. Ex.Goy. Nell Brown pro-
nouncc' i. mastery speech and avs it
gave universal satisfaction.
TINE CyIoEEb FAIR
Is working wonders Ia the agri.
cultural advancement. Of the colorcI yeo-
PIE.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

tn, BANE ToEGEB CAUGHT
LOUISVILLE, September s.-Nor!on,
the iorger, was arrested last night at Ma
rysyil!e, Indiana, on the O. * VI. railrosd
twenty-five miles from here by party OF
ci..zsns. There was $4,000 found On HE
per on, being abou! the amount Obtained
~ the Western German Savings bank.
He MAS very reticcnt and would toll moth.
ing Of the $500 obtained a, tho Farm ors'
aud Droyer.' bank, which IL now thong b !
the money was given to a confederate.
The prisoner was brought here this morn
ing and wss recognized by tho bank OIL
GERS ss the forger, ho will DO taken before
the court Oh Thursday next. He i, G. ON
petely tagged out with walking, and will
not be interviewed Rumors are in cirru
lation that Norton went through another
bank, bat what one cannot bo leurneI as
nothing is divulget by tho officers.
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" BRONZE JACK.

What can be done to compel "Bronze
jack TO hAlt--to remain outside our city
gate, or 1t most get only his long and ter
ribls nose inside; We don't know.
From what We can hear nobody does
People say disinfectsntswill do no good and
other people say they will, We shall not
attempt TO decide between those disagree.
ing people aud will be satisfied by de-
clsrlng, what ell must admit, that il disin-
fsetsnts do no good IN efforts to overcome
"Bronxs Jsok," or keep him at a distance,
Aisinfecsants will do no harm and GER
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
THE HowABUs

THE HowARDs.
NEW ORLEANS, September ls.-The
Howard association Of this city, are in re-
ceipt Of dispatches from one Of their ply
sicIah' at Shreveport etating that more
nurses and Physicians than are now on
duty there are required The association
believe that the generous contributions re-
ceivcd by them from all parts of the coun-
try up to date, will be sufficient to pay al
expenses incurred.
SAIDHEI,
Miss has been quarertined against the en-.
tire outside world.
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FROM SHREVEPORT.
INTESIENrs lEsTERpAY

- w ~ - ~ 'hI7N 7
NEW ORLEANS, September lS,--The
following are the inlorments made at
Shreveport to-day NJ. Husch, 2s; Geo.
Gum, colored, 32; Margaret Ouchner,
81 VIM, Alexander, colorea, 40; Ben
lleimter, AZ; +. Iamel, not known; Henry
Prescott, 49, Simon Dreyfus, 3D. Brian
McClentock, "a; Frank Ross colored, 81;
j., Schmidt 81 l., Lsndreth, so Robert
McMichael, "a Sarah Norris, colored, 25i
NJ Atheldo, colored I; II. II, Lee, "a j.,
/. Bonham, 40 p. q. Laid, So II. S
Palmer, 20 Il, Milwsre, age unknown,
l.. Hanson, 81 Kate ON. IL; !. r. Cur
ripr, - Totel 30
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F0OM LITTLE ROCK.


LITTLE RDcE, $ ,plember ls,--A letter
from Shreveport to the Gazette, dated
tho 18th, says the stage lines havo COM
mencei running again between that place
and Monroe, also the Texas mail resum es
again, There are few new cases, but all
fcars of the fever reaching here have sub
sided. The weather is warm again, Their
momoter 81 dcgsse'.
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FROM ClNCINN ATT.

SOLDIERS REUNION,
CINclNNATl, September ls.--Tue re-
union Of soldiers at Dayton, Ohio, IS
largely attended, and about 1000 soldiers
of ohio regiments wero present yesterday.
Speeches were made last night concert
to-day aud sham battles, About five
thousand citizens, not soldiers, We're pres
cht.