, 1873-09-18

rates are CeuOuuCeu, anu AelOlAl A"'o'
demanded.
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 10.-The yel
low fever prevails as an epidemic ant
business of all kinds is proatrated
There is much suffering for want of at
tention, nurses and doctors being worr
out. At least 400 are down though moi
all with fever.
BERLIN, Sept 1O-Emperor William
will probably leave the city on 18th next
month to visit the Emperor of Austria
at Vieuna.
HAVANA, Sept. 10'-A telegram has
been received from the Colonial Minis
ter in Spain, cordially saluting the au-
.horities and inhabitants OF the Island.
A telegram from Santiago De Cuba
states that party of insurgents attacked
the Coffee plantation at Guadalupe, and
were repulsed with loss of Lieuten-
ant and men.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. 10.-The
cable which was to be laid between this
place and Aspinwall and twice lost, has
again been recovered.
Advices from Panama state that rev.
olution is eminent there, growing out of
an act of personal violence by the po-
lice against Colonel Uscotegeni. The
police attempted to arrest tie Colonel
in Grand Hotel, with the intention q
taking him to prison through the public
streets. He protested, and was shot by
the police. The act occasioned intense
excitement.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Race for the St.
Ledger stakes, the great event of Don
caster, September meeting, took place
to-day and was won by Marie Stuart
Doncaster End and Kaiser 3rd. s horses
started, and betting at commencement
were 2 to against Marie Stuart; to l
against Doncaster and to 4 against
Kaiser.
A schooner named Orelle, was wreck
ed to-day at the entrance of Mersey, and
4 of the crew were lost.
BEDDING, Cal, Sept. liza fire broke
out this evening in the furniture ware
house of F. Miller, totally destroying
every building in the block except a
barber shop. So sudden was the alarm
that women and children were COMPEL
ed to leave every article Of wearing ap~
parel and flee for safety. In less than
Is minutes after the alarm was sounded
the entire block was one burning mass.
| The Post Office and contents including
mail from several points; mail bags and
all office material totally consumed.
The Western Union Telegraph Co., saw
ed most of their instruments and books
but lost their office, furniture and bat
tery material. They were ready for
business this morning at six O'Clock.
Had the wind been unfavorable the town
would have all burned. There are no
provisions in town, the entire lot having
been DESTROYED. TIE loss will not be
less than $4,000 with insurance of
about 35, ,O0O
New YORK, Sept. 42.-The second
day of the fall meeting at Prospect Park,
the fair grounds of the association, was
one of the most remarkable events in
the annals of the turf The most prom
inent sporting men declare there never
was such racing on lny other course In
the world. The first race was for
purse of $4,000, all ages, IL miles.
There were entered, Coffees, Lighten>
ing Colt, Chickibiddy, Utica, Bingemin,
and Mark Jordan. Bingemin an6 Mark
Jordan made dead heat and the trial
between them for the purse was passed
over till after the other events on the
card were off, when they were called
upon to decide the matter, when they
had another run and the second heat
was declared a dead heat. The third
was also declared dead heat and the
horses were obliged to run again, Binge-
min winning. the heat and the most close
" contested race that ever took place in
this country. Time II, 8 1874, 3 l6,
3 1624.
The third race was for all ages, IA
miles, $400. The following horses were
entered: Wheatley, Hattie O'Neil, Cam
den and Liverpool. The first was a
dead heat between Hattie O'Neil and
Wheatley in 2314. They ran the dead
heat off, Wheatley winning easily by 8
lengths.
The balloon for Europe is being in
dated and is announced to start this af-
| ternoon.
President Orton of the Western Union
Telegraph Company has been Informed
that the office at Shreveport, La, is
closed, all of the operators being SICK
with the yellow fever.
BAYoNNE, Sept. II. Cannon and 9TH
er munitions of war for the Carlists were
landed at Leauito, on the coast OF Bis
cay.
MADRID. Sept. 12.-The insurgent
troops made q sortie from Cartagena
yesterday, but were unsuccessful IN then
efforts to pierce the line of forces, and
returned to the city.
LISBON, Sept. I2.-Accounts from dill
ferent sections represent the spine dis
ease as making great havoc.
VIENNA, Sept. 12.--Prince Esterhasy'
OILY son of Prince Esterhasy, an Aus
trian Statesman, committed suicide.
New YORK. Sept. I2.--The Coroner
jury, in an inquest over the body Of
Margaret Hammill, found in room oc-
ffar q