The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
--latest News from Washington.
Late Weather Report
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
WASHINGTON, September 81 A. NJ
Over the Middle States stationary and rising
barometer and temperature, northeast to
northwest winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather, except over the Middle Atlantic
States, where numerous local thunder-storms
are probable.
Associated Press telegram
WASHINGTON, September ST p. A.-For
Wednesday, over the South Atlantic States,
stationary and falling barometer, easterly
winds, higher temperatures, partly cloudy
weather and local rains. 500. 49,.
over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, increasing easterly winds,
stationary and higher temperatures, cloudy
weather and local rains.
Over the Lower Lakes and the Middle and
Eastern States, slight changes in barometer,
varying local winds, mostly from the north,
and generally clear or clearing weather, with
local thunder-storms.
Senator Thurman.
WASHINGTON, September S.-Senator and
Miss Thurman left the city this morning for
the White Sulphur Springs, where they will
nrobably remain until October LIST. The
Senator has netsbeenweli this summer, and
takes this recreation BY elton Of his ply
stefan.
movements of Troops i'm the Indian
Country,
WAsHrNToS, Septem Der S.-General Sheri.
dan in q letter to General Sherman dated
the list instant, from camp Oh the Red river,
pives details of the movements Of Govern.
ment troops now operating in the Indian
country. He says all the columns have been
made strong enough to operate separately,
and bopes to hear very soon of good results
and a speedy settlement Of the Indian trou-
bles in the Southwest.
The command of General Miles met be-
tween 400 and 500 Cheyenne Indians twelve
miles from Red river, Texas, on the Both of
Anoust. and after sharp enatg enent, lasting
Eve hours, drove them over thirteen miles
oS high and almost impossible canors, with
fine loss to them of from twenty-five to
thirty men. killed and wounded. The Fed.
casualties were three men badly
wounded.
yellow Fever on the Atlantic and Gulf
Coasts.
WASHINGTON, September S.-The Treasury
DEPARTMENT is advised of the existence of
yelioW.feyer at the. following points: New
Orleans, Pensacola, Gal VeSton, Mobile, Da-
rien. Ga. Key West, Fla, and Brunswick,
Ga. Also, at Baltimore and New York at
Tn view of the prevalence of the disease at
these ports, Secretary Bristow has issued a
circular. in which he says:
g Tn the absence of uniformity in the reg.
ulatiops of quarantine upon the Atlantic and
emf coasts, it is desirable that the seVera!
officers specifically placed under the direction
Of the Treasury Department by the subloinedG
section of the revised statutes OF the United
States. inform Intensely esfully as to the local
health laws, and the regulations based
thereon and in force at their respective ports
and stations. and Noncompliance with
Such laws and prompt assistance~ IN the en-
forcan,ent of the same When directed by COM
netent authority, are hereby eDjoined."
The section of the revised statutes OF the
Tinted States referring to guarantees ana
other restraints established by the health
laws is enclosed in the circular, and instruc-
tians given for governing the action OF Irea'
snrv Officials in enforcing quarantine laws.
telegram was received at the Navy De-
nsrtment to-day from Commodore Woolsey'
Commanding at the Pensacola navy YARD, an.
nonncinp that one of the surgeons al toat
nost was down with yeloW-tever, and that
the other was over-tasked, and asking au.
thority TO employ physicians residing 10
Pensacola. Acting Secretary Reynolds ai.
rooted that two surgeons of the navy OF
detailed immediately for duty at Pensacola
A CONTRADICTIONS FROM MOBILE.
MOBILE, September s.-The reports OF In.
prevalence of yellow-fever 10 81 ~ ooiie are
without foundation. There has not Oeen
single case here this year. The Guy "as
never more healthy.