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A HUSBANDS REVENGE.
An Unfaithful Wife and Her Paramour
Shot by Husband.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13, 1873
special despatch from Carrollton, NO., gives an
account OF terrible tragedy enacted near there.
Robert Austin a young farmer residing about
eight miles from Carrollton, suspected his wife Of
infidellty and Friday last lett home saying that
he was going to the ST. Louis Fair and would be abb
sent several days. He went to the depot but re-
turned home after dark and secreted himself IN
closet In his wife's bedroom, armed with double
barreed shot gun. His vile soon retired and
shortly after Elijah Haley entered the room and
undressed himself AS he was getting into the bed
Austin sprang out and fired, but missed Haley and
the shot entered his wife's abdomen. Austin nred
again at Haley and killed him Instantly Mrs.
Austin died on Saturday afternoon. Austin sur
rendered to the authorities. All parties are highly
cnnnected.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

private despatch from Queenstown, ireland,
reports the steamship Pennsylvania, from Phila-
delphia OF Browhead, below that port.
The action OF the Cincinnati Clearing House As
ISOLATION on Saturday last was to the effect that
all the Cincinnati banks would resume currency
payments yesterday.
The wife OF walter A. White, OF Fishkill, N. T.,
committed suicide yesterday by cutting her arm
halr on and severing the main artery. She bed to
death. Temporary alteration the cause
A fire Sunday night, in Watertown, Mass, de-
stroyed Samuel Barnard's barn, with Its contents,
including three horses and two cows; also dam
aging his greenhouse The loss Is $4,000.
The large brick dwelling house and barns on the
old Poor farm, In Leominster, Mass, was burned
sunday night The occupants, Patrick J. Brennan
and family, had only time to save lew articles OF
bedding
the New Orleans Clearing House Association has
established two per cent premium as rate to be
collected for exchange for the present upon bills
and notes which are made payable with exchange
on New York.
1t having been announced that notes Of the Lake
Shore Railroad to the amount OF over $1,000
held by the Cleveland Rolling Mill Company In
payment for rails, had been protested ON satur
day, an inquiry made from Chicago yesterday o
the Rolling Mill Company elected the reply tha
everything had been paid.
Tom Allen, the pugilist, In reply to a newspaper
paragraph that certain men would back JOG
| Coburn against him, published q card yesterday
| to the effect that he win cover any sum- rom si0'
| to $4,000, as soon as 1t may be put up py ooou'
or his friends in any responsible hands, 'us'
viii fight Coburn half way between ST. Lou,s an
Nav york or in Canada, at from ten weoxs g 9
three months notice. Alien closes ns s. 0.ru aa ~ -
saving: have been after CoDuIn ,es e.vnn
have been In this country, am 'u'' WV '"S1
time have challenged plulsF
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city which makes dependents OF many or tha,
4 class OF laborers
| observer Rhodes, OF the Signal Service Bureau
). one OF the most active members of the Howard
Assoc a'on OF this city, and has rendered eicient
service b aieviating the suferlngs of fire aniicted
At the meetis,o OF the Citizens, BOARD Of Relief
this evening Mr.. u, ant moved that Mr.. M,rivihill
write to the editor Of the st. Louis n. pub
lican for the name OF the author OF ,he
letter published in that paper traJucing the
people OF Memphis, and dated from this CITY.
Carried.
Mr. Mulvihin said he wotad at once put himself IN
communication With the editor OF the Republican,
Undertaken John Watch was arrested to-day. at
the instance OF DR.. r. J. Freeman, Secretary oil the
Board OF Heal for refusing to furnish list or the
burals 10 the Board OF Health. Walsh is the same
that refused a report to the old Board OF Heatn
He is also o member OF the Board Of Aldermen
from the First ward. Porter Swaine, the only son
or the late Judge J. T. Swalae, died to-day. Hia
father was buried yesterday.
In view OF the sudden charge In temperature
yesterday and last night sufficient to produce rost
this morning, this falling OF was not looked for,
and is almost q sure evidence that the scourge
has succumbed TO the vigorous sanitary measures
adopted by the Board OF Health, and we may
now hope for a gradual decrease in the NOR
tuary report, and no more new cases for
the next few days, when we will be able to an
nounce the glad news that the scourge has de-
parted from Memphis. There is q prospect Of frost
tomorrow morning
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ENGLAND.
Lord Tenterden Advanced-"Arthur orton'
Missing-The Coming Gold.
rELEGaAxs TO THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct 49, 1879.
Lord Tenterden, heretofore Assistant Under
Secretary Will succeed to the Under Secretaryship
OF State for Foreign Affairs. made vacant by the
recent death Of Right Honorable Edmund Ham
mond.
The man who arrived here few days ago claim
Ing to be Arthur Orton has disappeared.
Five hundred and hity-seven thousand dollars in
specie was shipped from Plymouth for New York
on Saturday by the steamship Westphaa.
The steamship Kron Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm,
which sailed from Southampton on the same day
for New York, took $4,000.
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Every woman should be beautiful, just every man
SHOULD be dutifl But no woman. however elegantly
her human face divnen is free all spot bemsh.
And this is the with very few women. clear.
brilliant transparent complexion Is the thing
the world and desirabe but there since
DR.. 4. FELIX GOURAUD invented his ORIENTAL
CREAM or MAGICAL BRAUTIFIER, no reason why
any lady should have q complexion clear and
bright as crystal No such certain preventative aganse
reckes tan pimple discoloraon and every other spe
cies of facial dis1gurement dreamed Of It4
beautfying effect is immediate DR.. Gouraud has thou.
sands testimonials TO this effect, of them from
distinguished artists, ana many from the celebrated
bellies in the country, that now the Oriental Cream
has become an invaluable and, in fact indispensable
article OF every adys toilet And that matter no
gent ema toilet should be without it for why should
not gentleman have clear, pure. pelpcd complexion
him for it. Now, II hereafter any lady or gentleman
submits TO be deaced by pmples, tan freckles &C..
a such Of Dr. Gonraud's Oriental Cream In pre- :
seuting to world the Oriental Cream, DR.. GouEap 4
feels that he done something towards carrying al
the great and benefcen scheme OF nature Dr. Gours
depot at street. where hosts of fashion IA Me
ladies congregate and discuss the wonders Of his or ia
Cream.
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The Epidemic Decreasing in
Shreveport.
CONDITION OF MEMPHIS.
Forty-Seven Deaths from
the Fever Yesterday.
w aterial Aid Pouring In from the
Sister Cities.


The epidemic Is unquestionably on the decrease
for the want OF material II nothing more. There
were hardly any cases reported In the city to-day,
and very few on the outskirts. Yet for all that
the cleaner Is here cleaning up the scattering
ones left In the heat OF battle 1t is difficult to
learn much or the progress OF the disease among
the colored people, further than the late total by
interments. Up to last night ninety-one
col0red people had been inferred. AS
class they pay very little attention to each
other, and for this the mortality is greater
than II otherwise would be. There is, undoubtedly,
a great deal OF sickness and poverty among them,
but their wants are relieved by the Howard Asso
citation. They won't nurse each other to any great
extent, and white people are not numerous enough
to care for all.
Among the deaths to-day Is Mrs. Burt, wife OF G.
W. Burt, the hardware merchant.
No prominent citizens taken down to-day.
The majority OF those sick are considered doing
well. 1t is thought this week will show consider
able falling of in the number OF interments.
Forty-seven Deaths In Memphis Yester-
day.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 1s, 1878.
The slight frost this morning has inspired new
hope. Very few cases of fever are reported up to
noon. An important feature now noticeable in the
disease Is that 1t turns Its course to recovery
or death. Many OF the cases attacked week ago
on the street, while those attacked earlier are
still confined TO their rooms.
I. S. 3ukes Grand Chancellor OF the Knights OF
Pythias for the State OF Tennessee, is down with
the fever and the duties OF his off1ce have de-
volved upon w. H. Moyston. This Order has
eleven patients, AMI there is no money in the
treasury, the demands upon them for aid to the
suffering Brotherhood having exhausted their
relief fund ana contributions.
Mrs. DR.. A. Gould, DR.. ]. Maury Ryan and Dr. e.
D. Hilliard, OF Chicago and DR.. George Palmer and
another gentleman from New York arrived here
yesterday and offered their services to the Howard
Association, which were accepted, and each en-
tered upon the duties assigned to them.
James w. Tooney OF the packet Clarksville,
visiting member Of the l. 0. o. F. OF New Albany,
Ind, died yesterday afternoon.
s. L. Weston, a sleeping car conductor on the
Little Rock Railroad aud citizen OF Nashville,
died at the Worsham House.
General generalization exists throughout the
city. The police force has been greatly reduced.
The city railroad has been compelled to reduce the
number OF cars each OF the lines one-fourth, and
running do not yield the expense OF the drivers.
NJ. 4. Smelzer, city editor OF the Avalanche who
has been down several days, Is reported to be
rapidly recovering.
The following is the mortuary report for the
twenty-iour hours ending at six O'Clock October
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Judge T. Parkin scott, OF sIuA"yland.
r. Parkin Scott judge OF the baltimore
City Court and Presiding Judge o. the supreme
Bench OF Baltimore died In that city oea'ber la,
1873, in his seventeth year. atT long ilsnass. He
was Auditor OF tile Circuit Court Of Baltimore
nearly forty seven years on the announcement OF
his death yesterday all the city Courts Of Baltimore
adjourned, and will not be reOl Gned I'll AFTER the
funeral which Is to take place the C"ohed1ai To-
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Relief from Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct Is, 1873.
The Common Council to-day appropriated $15, 600
for the relief OF Memphis, and appointed the Mayor
and three members each from the TWO Boards OF
Council to dsburse 1t.
Mayor Johnston, OF Cincinnati, received a tele-
gram from Mayor Johnson, OF Memphis this after
noon, IN which Is the following language 81 am
panied 10 have to say that the disease spreading
and not abating and that we still have to ask and
accept aid from abroad. Our greatest wants are
money, blankets and provisionsn The Board OF
Trade appointed a committee OF five to cooperate
with the city authorities Tor relieving Memphis.
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THE RIGHTS OF SAILORS 81 YTAINED

PHILADELPHIA Pa O ct. 13, 1878.
Judge Cadwaader, in the United St ties DistricS
Court TODAY decided a question OF /, considerable
importance to shipowners and mariI 'ers, In the
case OF Wilson va the Steamship Juniat y asuit for
seaman,s wages The shin had taken on board
one seaman too many and Wilson, WHO was tcgu-
larly shipped by the shipping -maste,- was ds-
charged. The latter thereupon filed ihs aDe! Ior
months pay The Court held that he captain
had right to discharge Wilson, and eel csd the
nbelant one months wages, with costs.
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English Election Items.

LONDON Oct. 14-2:30 A. M.
Henry James has been returned to Parliament
from Taunton by majority OF 81 votes.
Edwin James, In q speech to the electors OF
Narylebone, advocated woman suffrage, and at the
close OF the meeting received from his hearers
vote OF thanks.
Mr.. John Bright will address his constituents at
Rochdale on the 22d instant
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Aid from St. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13, I873
The Masons Of this city Will send fully 1000 to
their brethern in Memphis. The Merchants Ex-
change has collected $780, the German societies
are raising handsome subscriptions for the assist
ance OF their countrymen there. and all classes of
persons are engaged in raising funds for the
atrick ken
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Relief from Columbus, Ga.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 13 1873
The citizens OF this place have raised, in two
days, 1900 by voluntary contribution to aid the
sufferers IN Memphis and Shreveport. Contrbu-
tions are still coming in. The Masons gave s1e5;
Jews, 5000. Mayor McIlheny expresses the amount
to the proper parties at once.
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BELDEN.-At San Rafael, CAL, at halfpast eight A.
NJ. on Monday. october l3, after lingerna ninesss
OF william Beden, Esq, Of this city, an d third
daughter OF Colonel G.. W. Patten. OF the united
States Army.
The remains Will be brought to this city fo inter-
rFor Other Deaths See Eleventh Puoe.l
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Phnlon's Night Blooming Cereus. No
other perfumery equals II in EXQUISITE ODOR AND
DURABILITY Ask for PHALON'S and guard ag ainst
imi
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful hiat
for gentlemen's is manufactured and sold by ES-
PENSEUEID. lis Nassau street
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Brick Dust Deposit In,

Brick Dust Deposit Indicates KIT hr sev'
complaint Check it at once HELMBoLD's Ex rP ACT
BUCHU diuretc excellence is certain 81 eciao
all diseases fthe urinary organs and sexual y stem
Dr. Helmbold Is the only who really tiiized
and extracted preeminent virtues of lucI n His
preparation as much superior to the socaed 3uchs
Sold by druggists
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Aid from Rich mond.

RICHMOND, Va Oct. 49, 1873
The Masonic Committee to-day collected $685. for
the relief OF brethren in Memphis. The Israelites
OF this city have sent $500 for the general relief OF
the sick in Memphis.
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More Relief for Memphis.

CHICAGO, OCT I3, 1873.
The beneflt given by the Exposition managers
for the Memphis sufferers, this evening. was
decided success. Between 20 900 and 80 900 people
we're present, and the receipts loot up between
SO. 900 and $4,000.
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a-u.r,orEchIe Testfn,o

A.-Egyptian Hair Coioring Restorcs
faded Hair to original condition more safely and
effect ctually than any preparation known.
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SWITZERLAND.
NJ. Loyson's New Honor.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, Oct. 13, 1873.
Pere Hyacinthe has been elected one OF the three
-0urss " Geneva hy the Old Catholics.
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Colonel william II. YsusscII.

Colonel William II. fsusseAs
Colonel William H. Russell die u at Washington
October 49, 1879, at the age OF 81 xty-nine years.
During Henry Clay's Presidential campaign Col.
onel Russell acted as private secret afy 10 the greas
Kentucky statesmen.
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despatch from Berlin announces mat severaI
failures have occurred in that city.
Emigration Agents To BE Expelled
Accident to the saxon Crown Prince.
BERLIN, Oct. 13, 1873.
The Ministers OF Commerce and the Interior have
issued instructions to the district authorities to
expel all emigration agents who are domicied in
Germany.
DRESDEN, Oct. l3, 1874
The Crown Prince Albert OF Saxony was thrown
from his carriage yesterday and, falling under the
wheels was severely bruised.
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%EATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
nrs,cr ov rnr TpiEF SIGNAL 0rpIcrR. |
WASHINGTON, ID. o., a. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or rHR T. Oct. a. Jff'STh't WSTh't
WASHINGTON, d. o., oo'' if-i a. M.
Pr0bd6flittes.
For Tuesday In Southern States e. "ery winds.
warmer temperature, and clear or pan.' c'oudy
weather. Z.
For THE MIDDLE srArBs soUTHwRsTERLY WINDS
AND RISING TENPERATURR, WITH PARTLY CLOUDY
WEATHER.
For New England southwesterly wInds, cloudy
an threatening weather
FN. the lower lakes rising barometer, souths
wester.v winds, cloudy and clearing weather.
FOR tn upper lakes northwesterly winds, back.
ing to sou, N and southwest, with clear, followed
by cloudy W., ather.
For the OHIO Valley south and west winds and
clear weather.
The Weather In This City Yesterday
The following rec. rd will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by Che thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD BuiIdinA -
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Campo,s Infai1ibie Specific Cu rca Tn.
stantaneolsly all palms. rheumatic nervo. as HJD.
Nut, Herald Buluing; JohN =. HhNhi, NO. College
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Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Mr.. Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre company ap-
pearcd last evening at Mrs. Conway's Theatre, In
Brooklyn, in "Divorce." 1t is unnecessary TO
speak at length OF the performance after the many
criticisms we have printed OF this play.
siQnor savini will play 'The Gladiator" at the
Academy OF Music this evening and on Thursday
evening he again repeats his excellent rendition
OF .othcllo.n There are parts in which we have
had occasion to speak iavoraby Of bis acting, and
to m,ss them would be to miss. ,ely chsrsN-
teristic performances
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BUY the Best.
GoODALL,s PLAYING CARDS. Sold evcryvh ,re
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A Creditablc and Satisfactory Nomina.
ton.-KNOX is the popular candidate for the Office OF
Chief Halter and If each hat he sells counted
triumphant election would be certain Buy your
hats at KNOX'S, No. 2l2 Broadway, in the PRESCOTT
House. or his Fifth Avenue Holel establishment.
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A.-Remarkable Testimony to the Value
of the ELASTIC TRUSS. 6SS Broadway is found in the
fact that IL has annhilated metal russes abso
iutely SO that the ngerpad fellows steal the name and
"elasttc russeSs worthless band rSses" and
rupture belts to ignorant persons
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Died..

Providence, r. l., Oct Ii. tH3s
Printing cloths market quiet and unchanged
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The Household Panaccs
FAMILY LINZ WENT
rs PURELY We cprARrE
AND ALL-H RArrNa

II Will extract the nre, from a burn immed
ana rcmoye al pain anu In all of
tery and compl .inte r. shnu,d ~. tsken In.
ternally folows:-Toa tnmher air n Of wafer pnt
taple or more add TO IL teaspoonfuf
o. the HotlsEhOhD ~ kNACEA and FAMILY LINZ
MENT mix tnem wei, together and drink II In all
cases OF sore throat e from cold bronchitis
other cause, prepareu . mixture above and take
teaspoonful rv hour or two through the day
For rhe anatc aectio s in the imbs stomach back.
spinal diseases satci the back side, make Q
thorougn externM ap plfcaton with the HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA ana FAN lily LINIMENT In Its full strength
and put the to 9TH n is heat At ali times when
ing external lcation 10 take some OF above
mixture Internally For burus or scalds put ulE
strength mmedat sfy the accident For cuts wrap
the wound IN ,ie blood and wet the bandage thor:
oughly with the AOUSEHOLD PANACEA and FAMILY
LINIMENT. 1t uuckens the blood and invtgorates me
whole system No mistake IL Sold BY druggis0
and chemists nd dealers In medicines
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OBITUARY.


Average temperature for cosrespo ndlng date
last year. ......... .......... 0O1
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The Fever in Alabam ma.

MONTGOMERY. Oct 49, 1873
There has been but one death from yellow fever
In forty-eight hours
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Royal Havana Lottory.- Information
furnished; orders filed circulars ~ free on anniica
tion; Spanish balK phis anu Rovei ents purchased
No. IL Wall sire N.v, va crHn nvsss
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2l5 Fulton stre0r Now YORK.
yery Beautiful Arc Clean, sound.
white" cctu.--use THUR5roN's iVoEI rEAhL ToofH
POW DER.
ytys-Touyecs.-G. Rauchfuss, Prnc~.
nc al WIGNAKER and importer. Of HUMAN HAIR, ~,
i ast Twenh street, Broadway, New York.
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AUSTRIA.
The Emperor to Visit the Gear.
TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Oct. 13, 1S7a
The Emperor OF Austria viii visit the Gear at
St. Petersburg during the holidays OF the Russian
Christmas.
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ONLY S3 for tho Very Best E. ,sstf
warranted the best, at fOMEROY'S, IA Broad
York.
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g. A. McGonigal. Bette Nolan.
J. Buchanan. l.. q. Heston.
M. Peris G. A. LaNasseur.
Ii. Goldbaum. Margaret Arnold.
L. McDOnough. John A. Pryan.
Mary Wener. Alexander PhinOp.
Mrs. COnnor. w. j. Clement.
J. +. Lndord. Mrs. I. +. Krowby
A. Howe. Mrs. Juakerman.
L. Goldstein. John Fenton.
Mrs. Arnold. DavidrJ. Scanion.
Thomas Collins Arthu +. Hewe.
Mrs. A. p. Helms. Mrs. r. j. Dencrau.
Patrick Fitz. ]. I. Smith.
Kate Schell. August Rieger.
NJ. Ryan. Mrs. j. X. Ferguson.
II. Z. Burchard Freeman. owen Daley.
Eliza Winters. Charles Drummer.
Kate Grady. lda Rellley.
Moran Sullivan. John q. Gibbs.
Mary L. Gilmore. James I. Barton.
- Rogers. Ida b. King.
Minnie Hughes (coloredl. George Lein.
Total, 81; from yellow fever Al; and from other
diseases, 10. r. ]. FREEMAN, NJ. D.,
Secretary OF the Board OF Health.
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GERMANY.
Financial Furry in Berlin.

rEleGu,ms TO TIE new Yuax HERALD.
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Relief for Memphis and Shreveport.

Keller Tor memphis ana shreveport.
The feeling OF sympathy for the sad suffering
the people OF Memphis and Shreveport is undated
in this city, and subscription lists still in crcu
lation and are receiving very liberal additions
from the purses OF the kind-hearted and Christian
members OF the community. The following cor
respondence has passed between the New York
Fire Department and the Memphis Fire Relief AS
sociatiOn, and will explain ITSELF
RELIEF FROM THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT.
MEMrHIs Tenn. Oct T. 1873
The Memphis Fire Relief Association sadly in need
of assistance TO take of their SICK and suffering from
the terrible disease which aiicts our city Can
help usf +. J. hENNETT, President.
NKw YORK. Oct IA 1873
P. j. KKNNErr President Fire Relief Association Men,
phis, Tenn
have sent you $500 in currency this day per Adams
Express will send the balance of the subscription Of
this department for your relief IN few days
Chief of Fire Department. New York city.
SUBSCRIPTIONS AT THE HERALD OFFICE.
The sum OF $3.50, the amount Of subscriptions for
the suffering people OF Shreveport received by the
HERALD, was sent yesterday by western Union
Telegraph, free OF charge to the Howard Associa-
tion in Shreveport.
The following additional contributions have been
received at the ONCE OF the HERALD
D. -
$oo
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CURTIS 4 BROWN.

2l5 Fulton street. New York
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DIR. Van Dyke Cures skin ID
Office Thursday and Friday, No. 9 West Six

Havana Lottery.-We Sold tn
in the extraordinary drawing April %.
information given. j. i. MARTINI
10 Wall street; Post office box 4.f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-21


The following from the proces dings OF the
Toledo Council, will show the shape in which
the above sum is lefi for the present:
Mr.. Marx. on leave, offered the folio wing res
oution:
Rt.Hred, IIv the City Couacil nf Tsedo, that
the City Solicitor and the City Civil Engineer
be- and they arc directed 20 prepare and report
10 this Council at its next regular meeting spec
i6catioHs tor the construction of line uf Rail
road from Toledo to Columbus, to start from
within the Sixth Ward Of Toledo and run from
such point in an air line towards Fnstsria. and
thence by what is known as the East Line IN
Columbus, in accordcn ce with the law under
which the people oi Toledo. by vote on the
first day Of July, 1872. ordered a Railroad to
be constructed from Toledo to Columbus.
Mr.. Scgnr moved 10 am-nl the resolution
offered by Mr.. Marx, and offered the following
as a substitute
Resoired. BY the City Cornell nf T..lsdn tla /
the CITY Solicitor and the City Civil Engineer
be, aud they hereby directed TO prepare
specifications for'the construction of Railroad
fraM Toledo ts Columbus, starting IN the city
nf Toledo, thence by bowling Green, Fndley,
kcntnn and harysvillc to Columbus.
Mr.. Whitney moved tina, the Special Commits
tee on Toled" & Columbus RIilroai Resolutions
he revived aud continued. and that the res"lu-
tiOns in relation To sad Railroad as offered by
Mrssrs. Marx ami Segur be referred to said
committee. Carried.