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New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
srAGE LINE TO THE BLACK HILLS

CHEYENNE, W. T., Feb. 2.-The first stage
Off. d. Yates q Co.'S scmweckly direct line between
Cheyenne and Custar City via Fort Laramie aud Rcd
Cloud carrying the United States mails. will leave to-
morrow morning. daily line will be operation ia 20
DAYS Largo parties leaving here daily Tor the mines.
Ihc Union PaCiD0 track - giOar,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
TIE HOS. RYyrRpY JOHNSON TIlNk~ CoNTi1>e Has
IiiE CONsT1UIIONAL LIunI 10 MAKE IL.

From n tsHel ~ con. rssuodn E1pdaH
The power 70 levy taxes Nr., ana 10 h0f-
row money vested n C0nuc-~ without Limitation ~ 10
amount to pa the debit sud o provide for tue common
defense and general welfare, 70 minds ~ oid nary rni-
prphc.0n shacblcd iY ast" and nice dStlnr il'ns
-distmrtinns which would deprive thc Government Of
boWrrs most essential to as Who'll, some operation
would seem be clear tuugI--- ha- made apiGolnia-
fnus involving thi. question oi power which the people
-c.iois DISPUTE. Not ~ mention other Instance, they
have provided Tor the relief ~ 0,c Who-e property l
been destroyed by earthquake. LEY nave established
Agricultural Bureai. cr'rjcu extensive hilhlinss
ogidod for tho purchase OF sctd- &C. abroad author
Hcd annual report O Is prOcct dnha ana publSh'h
anutgl.y IA very Ei.t n1mbcIs and al Ncif great tN
pcnsc There no cNlutes power 30 thc t0nrutn'IJh
To dUthnrZr this. IL t} tht friufc, lnu fnl upon
implied ana not CXi'lc:s powers Inc I"iHl'l az
as much delegated tAc laicr 90 tlrsc cnud not Dc
carried uut aSantgcousy vithuu thr ad o the i"rincr
ing Ol taxes t will be- t0 b" iic object o pay tir
dontS United states ard also 10 provide ipi the
common defense and general Ncia' lhS,c latter Terms
are not DE fulfilled without ihe meals anofdrd 10y tht
iaYiug ia be- -cCn the power 10 tN, To
provide common defense aud general welfare" n
gwen in the words a- Tie power tu provide Tor in"
uvment uf ihe debts. Whatever. Therefore Congress
NAV think viii promote the common defense AMI general
welfare. uud which mon can atcnu- III. may hp don"
upou THIS loin The dce. ot (uu-re-- must be con-
elusive. IN cpcndeu' 0i this. however, can u M, que
TONED that t0 celebrate appropriately ne brh ~ ha
tiun will tend 20 promote s reputation Wiih tbc Other
nations oi tue world IN showing tat tie present genera
lion Americans not iOr.c of the debts they owe
To the men who declared and iladr ua 10 hc nation, bat
the contrary remember ibcig win grateful rtNctencc
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

now hold mortgages for but half of Its original cost We
most urgently therefore consideration
the meaus of forth this petition. and for this
We will ever pray.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

Madam" said n quack To an old lady who
insse on knowing what allied her, the nerves Of your
tymptnun have fallen ON the ccrebclluul, causing
tkarzen, aud Il is what we call scruaIy complaint
tnudnr,s mo-" she exclaimed, "yOure the Hrst doctor
that cyOl told uO exactly what WIS tue mQtter.'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03
AlLnrulNr OF -rA-. ~ N,cmyrnY ANn AoNr

ALLOTMENT oi -rA,r II MACHINERY ANp tGti'' i-
IrI:u HALl~-iADGr A,ioJ"l oi -rt'i
o,CrrIrD nV Iuf U>TfD sIAGIs.
puuADrirnA. Feb. l.-'fhc allotment of
spree 10 Machinery. horticultural. and Al. lIi'I'i
ual. had to be deferred cou,idrrin, h,oai iir time
wien the room. iu The Main Building signed Every
foreign nation t,tiu- pau 20 TIE ENui.tun wanted %
make Tho bet s.ow io-,,e a the D. ucua 'dii'r -
fine fair and gone were unwilling to submit 10 the
classification and divide th"r wolIct-. Will" others
,ci not certain uutI rrocnily wlc.her ey would van;
any space or no; Tor machinery, or FOR growing 'n'
and npaer. L,ery country promptly applied FOR as
u,urr space - o. expected to nc able tr n.i n thc Main
Unudu. so tat tlsi ,..n. Will p..,ui di-pla' ~ %
strictly iut. rt;io al chlr4ofr. tLc lnti state oc
erptut only about on,fourth ~ 'nc ruuro area Tor
lnoui i'm Tie other buiju@- fo.'-u applications h'''
cam. IN slovl and fDr comparatively small aras
Machinery Hai covers an alcn OF 40 square lrc''
a. ucnrly Is acres Nor than G,ciNls Of This space
VIII h. occlped hv hine.rau csLiDtor- tn alonrn~
In ,iio feet 10 other ccuuIc arc n- follow: Great
Hfifafn 37I15. Germany. lu.1s7, France, 1913 Bel
.ii.,r a:,-5. C.u.la. 300; Bl'll, iuopt Sweden.
tc-- ..,ii 49, g.. llr--t. IruJt Austria. i.f'. u
,l lr seen that thric ai" uunh.r Oi nations which
Vui exhibit 40 machinery. SOM tuii ".i Iiit. n' ''N
l,jt ~ ff dc arii.ni ylI Doe Strong W lurm ploir =.
-',"J' va. fiiv, i.r,,d ,,r.i hr. ,plou,s ,t-
NJ Cauala. .1I1 Canada, lO,'"it Frame, lJ"'
~ sia C.1-,; Spain, J.""1i "tfInlii ii-,.i ~ r.
IG-7: NciG,rllud. i,-9C; ~v. len, -to# - I @7.'
-,,. Nof,rpv lIu: -iutu ana ut sI'p g Ii's inr '.
I12O. Portag,i, 1920; Argentine irpnJlr, :" %. rhl
Dcuma.k ~OG. leaving fcf the luiird Sitc-, w. :
square cot There viii i'o very Ic" i"fr-n tAlp- ~
Horticultural Hal. bui .ctt.al c'uurI'- Nul nave t9h
been laid oil IN oVcrh hsln "nd v"iN' I-, ma h, '' &
allotted 900 square irt of ~pact, tcfM1hy lo"Vu'
spain Co0p The Argentine f'pu''c 1000 ifan' 100.
aud Tho NcihcauJs 700. Morocco All ui ur h"oii-h
ron ili tLlr I4lttilIttIolsii biI.l.4i
New-York tribune., 1876-02-03

THE SENATE CALL FOR THE CANAL FRAUDS REPoRr-
THE GOVERNORS COMMISSION DENOUNCED As A
"BoDY GUARD"-BU,Y DAY IN THE HoUsE-A
BIEECKEI-sT RAILROAD BILL.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Rogor n. Semboi, United stntes Navy.
and Dr. Philippe dn Mo,ta Brazilian Commissioner Of
Education, at the Buckingham Hotel Ex.Con.
gresham Moses W. Field, OF Detroit, Is at tho ST.
James Hotel United States District Attorney J. r.
Bcckwith, OF Louisiana; Colonel Jodcdah H. Baxicr,
United States Army, and Richard vaux, Of Philadcl
phia, arc at tho Holman House. Canal Commissioner
Adm Thayer, OF Hoosick Falls, N. y, ana Thomas
Dickson, President OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company, are at the GIlscy House. John La Fargo,
the artist at tho Evorctt House; Judge Israel $.
Spencer, OF Syracuse; General s. d. Hungerford Of
Adams N " and Colonel Laurie, Of tho British Army,
are nt tho Fifth Hotel; c. d. Wright President
of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, 10 at tho
Brevoort House. General W. G. do Coligny, OF Peru,
moro, is at tho Union Square Hotel Lawrence Bar.
rett the actor, Is at tho New York Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OyYrcE or TnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIoER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-l A n.

WAR DEPARTxEHT,
oyYicS or TnE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIcER,
WASHINGTON Sept 20-l A u
Probabilities
For Wednesday, In the south Atlantic States,
outherly winds, followed by falling barometer aud
partly cloudy weather.
For tho Gulf Staes Increasing southeast wiads, tall
Ing barometer higher temperature and numerous local
rains followed by cooler nortbcrly winds rising
barometer
In tho West Gulf States, ronnossss and the Ohio
Valley stationary falling barometer, southeast to
southwest Winds warmer, partly cloudy weather and
oca rams
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys falling faromcscr, southorly winds, cloud
ram, ioowcd by north ycst WINDS rising barometer,
colder, clearing weather
Yor the upper lake region, sasterly winds. sta
onary temperatures and pressure and partly cloudy
weather
For the lower lake region northeast 10 northwest
winds possibly veering TO southeast cooler, followed
by warmer partly cloudy weather and rising followed
By falling barometer.
For New England, north and west Winds rising
barometer, cooler or partly cloudy Weather
For tho Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
northwest TO southwest Winds cooler partly cloudy or
cloar weather.
Cautonary signals continue at EsssporA
The rivers will generally continue falling, except
stationary or rising In tho Lower Mississippi
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
ENGLAND.
BRxADsruFYs-CoxDrrIoN OF THE CROPS, THE
SUPPLY AND PRICES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CROPS, THE
SUPPLY AND PRICES.
LONDON, Sept 10. 1879
Mr.. James CaiYd, the we'll known writer agricul-
sure, in communicable to the Times in regard TO the
wheat CROP says:-''The condition and quality all
that can desired but the threshng proceeds tho
yield continues moro disappointing The land under
wheat in the United Kingdom this year is a,1ao 900
acros which 67s below tho acreage OF 1874
and tho preceding years-a decline OF than
twenty per cent tho average growth Tho decline
from last year 37S 900 acres, but that will be
than compensated for by the increased yield por
and the higher quality put the gross produce of tho
present crop 10 GOO 900 quarters Deductng s00 900
quarters seed viii leave $500 COO for consumption
A. tho present of consumption with require
for coming year about ls 900 quarters from the
stocks in hand and foreign Importation This the
fourth year In succession
IN WHICH AMKRrcA
has been main dependence II that should fail In
any material degree will be impossible TO n tho gap
elsewhere. In OF the European wheat exporting
countries has there been average crop. British
India has largely increased her export which IN tho
last eight months reached nearly avo per Of
whole foreign supply.
with no quarter from which We can expect Increased
supplies, and with prospect Of a diminution In
tho American supply. u Is satisfactory TO know that
wo begin with largo stock from tho surplus OF las.
years. imports The very nno quality OF the wheat OF
all countries warrants increase of prico In conse-
qucnco o. the decreased under cultivation. We
may before long expect such moderate increase or
the low prico Of the last TWO years leave some
profit 70 both homo and foreign growers" =.
SILVER
Silver 10 quoted to-day ut 81 5-16d- por ounce
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
NO DANGER TO THE CITY APPBKHExDED pY
PROMINENT MEDICAL MEN

PROMINENT MEDICAL MEN.
Inquiry among prominent physicians of tho city yes-
tsrday disclosed tho fact that medical and sanitary
circles thero exists apprehension Of . spread OF
yellow fever In Now York. There certain cond,.
tions to tho fostering OF this terrible disease
II seldom nourshcs u cool atmosphere aud cicanly
locality temperature Of cghty degrees necessary
for It's spontaneous development 10 places whore II Is
an annual visitor. and makes but slow progress any.
where . less degrcc Of warmth. Fros. generally
kills u and even certain soils resist its
advances. But considering nature TO bo only In.
fectous and contagious the principal safeguard 10
In tho rigid quarantine enforced Vessels from Savau-
nah strictly quarantincd those from Havana
and extraordinary taken cleanse and fumi-
gate all that considered to be In the slightest
degree infected Besides all hcso safeguards tho cys
health at present Is particularly good. circumstance
In itself sufcient TO evnce the favorable condition of
the temperature and connrming the reported cosnI-
mesa Of the city.
Ono prominent medical professor with whom the
writer convcrsod said that little fear OF
general attack OF yellow lever that the leading members
Of the profession had considered the necessity
for any measures Of prevention. "whilo always
encourage the employment Of safeguards" he said,
whenever such visitor threatens with its unwel
como prcsenos. think can speak for othors ~ well
myself when say that there IN hardly possibility,
much css any Immediate danger Of general attack"
Rrnfsasss barhz. Of Ne uRtversitS xsdseal CossA
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt very comfortable oil day
yesterday ana received n number OF friends. In the
evening he moved tho front parlor and for tho
first time In several weeks sat In an easy chair and
converscd freely and checrfully with his family AZ
ten O'clock when he knew that the reporters wcro
whiting at tho door he special message to them
by Mr.. Barton, HIS nephew, saying that he iot much
hctt
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

AID FROM NBwPoRT--LIBERAL CONTRIBUTIONS
OF THE SUMMER RgsrDENTs--PRoPosED COL
LEcTIoNs In THE CHURCHES
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 19. 1870
The summer residents beforo thoir departure, are
determined to do something for tho piaguc.strckcu
city Of Savannah, and to-day Mayor Bcdlow sent .
check Tor $500 10 ocIavius Cohen, President OF the
Howard Relief Association VI that city. Since tho
sending of the check, John Carey, JE., OF New York
has sent 800 by tho Mayor for the same purpose
Those VINO have given similar amounts are Mrs. John
Jacob Asor, W. Stevens and George Peabody Wet
more. all OF New York.
There to be collection In oil tho churches tho pro-
cecds Of which Will be devoted to tho amoloration Of
the condition Of the suffering city.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
FRANCE.

COUNT DE CHAMBonD's uEALrH-AN INJECTION
xuLLIFIED FOR WANT OF LEGAL MA
yoRIrY
PARIS, Sept TO- 1875
The report OF Count de Chambord's Illness. pub
lishsd some days since, Is unfounded.
ELECTION RENDERED.
Al an election for member of the Chamber Of Depu-
ties yesterday, In tho Hautes-Alpes. NJ Pruniercs,
egtimst, headed the POLL but neither Of tho can
didatcs had majority second balo. is necessary.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

Another outbreak OF smallpox reported In Jersey
City yesterday This time The disease quite prevalent
on Ccutral, Hopkins and ST. Pauls avenues ON tho
Heights In tho first named locality II appeared in
which furnished thrce deaths from the malady within
. few days On Monday, while ono OF the bodies was
being taken from tho house to tho hcarsc tho under
taker had somo difficulty keeping back crowd oI
curious school children. The total number OF cases
known exist tho locality is eghtecn, but neither
the city county Board oi Health seems to bo aware
of the fact
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBLES.

UNITED STATES TROOPS UNDERTAKE THE ARREST
OF THE GUILTY NxGRoEs-rHE WHITES DIS
PERsED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept 10, 1875
Two companies Of federal troops from Aiken arrived
al Rouses Bridge this morning Tho whites agreed 10
disperso upon the federal officer promising TO disarm
tho negroes and the parties charged with crime
IL is known that two whites and six negroes were
killed and several wounded The white clubs have
gono hOme
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
BUssIA THE PRIxa NrRIGUER--MILAN AND HIS
CHOwN.
AFRICA.

THE TlAHsvAAL REPUBLIC BROKEN uP-sEEK-
mo yoR ANNEXATION TO ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept l9, 1876.
The Times has intelligence from Cape Town OF the
complete dsorganization OF tho Transvaal Republic.
High officials asking for British intervention Tho
republican Legislature will discuss motion in favor
OF British annexation tho 4th of October
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
LIBERIA.

THE AHKRrCAN AFRICAN REPUBLyo AT PEACE
ENGLAND DIsAPPoINrs NATIVE HOPES
LONDON, Sept 20, 1870
Tho Standard reports that treaty OF peace has beon
entered into by tho Liberlan government with tho
natives of Cape Palmas, with whom dcsultory war;
faro had been wnged for some timo past.
Tho natives believed that England would render
shcm assistance, but the Foreign Occ impressed them
with the utter groundlcssness OF such expectations
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
Gross presented General Carln with rinc. which no
wishes him to hunt with. This tho General promised
TO do.
Afier this tho General addressed Kill Eagle and
Little Wound, telling them that they aud their men,
hs could report their to the Great Father and
receive hts orders
pisroeIrIos THE INDIANS.
Amer this they mads . formal surrender Of their
guns bows aud arrows, scapng knives and 100 borses
when they were placed In camp between tho agency
and tho garrison and guard placed over them, and
they wero not allowed 10 communicate with the other
indians, except by permission Of Colonel johnson,
tho agent
GENERAL rEnnYs MovEMENr--nBNo IN PuB-
SUIT OF A HOSTILE BAND.

GENERAL rEHHYs MovEMENr-HENo IN PUR-
SUIT OF A HOSTILE DAHD.
CHICAGO, Sept 10. 1870
Tho following was received At military hcadouar-
tcrs:-
FoRr Buvoxn, d. T., Sept IL, 1874
ApJrrANr MILITARY DIVISION ov Missouri, Chicago
arrived here on the 7ih. On the 9Th information
reached me that considerable body Of the hostile
Sioux bad appeared ate Wolf Point. about eighty hvo
miles above Fort Buford therefore directed Major
Reno. OF the Ninth cavalry, with his own regiment
and MAJOR Moorc's battalion OF the Sixth Infantry, To
march from bis position on tho Yellowstone to that
place. 60 up me r'yer day TO meet him.
ALFRED H. TERRY, Brgndcr General
THE ADVANCES OF THE SIOUX TO ruR CANA
DIAN BLAcKFEEr--A PROPOSITION TO ExrEh-
INMATE THE WHITES ON 10Th SIDES OF THE
DoRpRR-FAILURE OF THE SIOUX EFPoRTs
AND THREATS OF VENGEANCE.
CHICAGO. Sept. 10, 1874
letter from s. f. Denny, OF the Canadian mounted
police, received here to-day at military hendquar-
tors, and tho first Official Information this gov.
erEment of tho proposed alliance between the Sioux
ana Biackfcet for warfare American whites and on
the Crow Indians. Denny was sent to investigate
Affairs aud TO dipomatze among tho savagca which ho
appears 10 havc done successfully.
PROPOSITIONS SIOUX.
Hc visited the Blackfoet nation aud cordially
cetved, and learned from them that the Sioux had
made advances to them Tor the purpose OF getting
them to join them in lighting tho Crows and other
luu'oOS anu uSo AmcTiCinS Inc SIOUX promised n
portion OF tho spoils and also q number Of whito
women whom thoy had aptured.
EXPERIMENTATION WHITES.
They promised That after tho American whites wero
exernnated they would 90 across tho border aud
massacre the Canadian whites The Biackfects having
refused these propositions tho Sioux threatened to
come across and punish them. Mr.. Denny promised
to aid the Backfcets in they attacked under
those circumstances, which pleased them we'll that
they made profuso demonstrations ana assertions OF
cerpal friendship for the whites and threw themselves
the kindness and protection OF tho Canadians say
ing they realized that In time they would DO deprived
OF forage and provisions by Tho of the
whites
The letter Is dated July Is and Is directed to Lcutcn
ant Colonel A. e. irwin oil tho Northwestern Mounted
Police
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
FATAL EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Sept 10, 1876
Tho Commercials CanhcId tohio) special savs that
tho boiler of steam thrashcr exploded tina, place
to-day, killing Noah Cummings, Daniel Fox and Isaac
Rhodes and severely injuring Two otherA II alleged
that carelsssness the cause
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
ARREST OF CARLIsrs.

LONDON, Sept. 20, 1875
Reuter- telegram from Hcndaye reports that the
military authorities have arrested near San Sebastian
several persons who took part in the Carist war.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
THE MINNESOTA BANDITTI.
rHxR PURSUIT ADANDoNED--AID YoR THE
WIDOW OF THE MURDERED cAsnIKn.

ST. PAUL Nnn., Sept 10, 1874
The pursuit OF the Northncd robbers has been givon
up and the pursuers have returned homo Two Of the
robbers followed into Dakota to point between
Sioux City and Yankton. It's not positively known
In what direction the other fcur escaped, although
they undoubtedly out OF the reach Of Tho officers
and citizens OF this State
The of this city to-day subscribed fund of
$500 the widow Of Haywood the bank cashier who
was murdered by the robbers, and have printed
cuar which 1t s proposed send to all the banks In
the country asking offerings the part Of each as
recognition OF Haywood's rare fidelity to duty.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
SPAIN.

FAMOUS cAnLIsr PRIEST SENTENCED FOE
MURDER.
MADRID. Sopa 10, 1870
The Carlis priest Santa Cruz has beon sentenced to
ten years. imprisonment in contunaciam for murder
and arson.
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE yuND.

The following subscriptions for tho relief of tho yel
,ow fever sufferers at Savannah acknowledged by
George Yongc, treasurer (under appointment at meet
ing railroad agents hold at tho Astor House Sepem
bcr l5, at his onicc No. 400 Broadway
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
THE wEArHzp YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. %
Indicated BY tho Thermometer a. Hodnuvs pharmacy,
HERALD Buildng:-
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

Cash-collected ut meet
ing September J 5. -...'
BY Edward Grifiths. ag't
=. w. and Is. II. X. -.
Darling Griswold & Co.,
Filth Avenue Hotel.
BY II. II. Thayer. agent
Port Royal route.
Peters. Calhoun & Co. :.
q. ID. Van kieper, Prcsi-
dent lIudson City Saw
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

slss OF July Hardly corpse had bcon buried. Where
. man fell there he lies In the streets ss every
step Icy human remains roting and sweltering In the
The stencil overpowering.
Five thousand In all were killed hcrs and about
eighty girls were carried or
The surviving inhabitants 1.-Two In wooden huts out
side tho village, In great misery. To Achmet Aehs
and his men belong tho distinction Of having CON-
mitied. perhaps, tho most hcinous crime that has
stained the history OF the present century Nevershe-
less. he decorated by his government have
also several other leaders In these crueltoa
Tho report concludes There undoubtedly .
revolution which had DO crushed by armed force;
bot the government to blame for calling tho
bashi- i-baxouks for had sent tho regular troops
earlier tho bash-bas0uks would havo been unncccs-
sAry. The manner in which tho rising suppressed
was inhuman TO the last degree ny innocent persons
suffering for every guilty ono"
THE sULTAN's DEMANDS IN sEnvIA.
BRussELs, Sept. 10, 1870
A special despatch from Paris TO the Independence
Beige snys the Porte Is disposed reduce it's de-
mapds to war Indemnity, the occupation OF two Ser
Wan fortresses the recognition OF tho Partes
raiuty by Prince Milan without formal reinves,iIure
a. Coussant,nops aud tho dismissal OF the present
Scrvinn Cabinet
BUssIA THE PRINH INrRTGUER-MILAN AND HIS
CROwN.
LONDON, Sept 20. 1876
Tho Standards Belgrade correspondent says the
political situation 10 serious .
Russia. whose interest u is TO have the drag on,
supports tho war party. Tho grcat Powers prcss
ing tho Porto to extend the truce for month IN this
they simply playing tho game Of Russia whose In
nucnco 10 predominant.
Tho proclamation OF Milan ~ King Is denied, but
crown.
The Servtan Ministers contiuuo to protest against
Violations of tho truce by the Turks
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
YELLOW JACK.
Twenty-Seven Victims Buried in
Savannah Yesterday.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Action Of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce on Their Behalf.
MAYOR WICKHAM'S APPEAL.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 10, 1876.
Tho total uumbor Of in,crmcnts to-day was thirty
three, Of which twenty yellow icver
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

The undersigned heartily thank thebeow mentioned
houses for their kind contributions for the yellow ievor
The New York herald., 1876-09-20

Average tempcfatOre yesterday Coz
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1876-09-20
MAILS FOR europe.

Tho steamship Russia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe viii close At the Post once as
twelve O'Clock "
TEE NHw Yonx HxnALp-Editon for Europo-wm
bs ready at halfpast eight O'Clock IN tho morning
Slncle copsas In wrappcrs for mailLn2 six cont4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-23
A Young Painter.

The Paris fine Arts Exhibition of the
present year contained two curious pic
lures: GA Vase of Violets" and Dali
sizes and Chrysanthenums," signed
Louis DeSchryver. Buttne owner Of that
name is a boy only - years old. A few
days before taking his pictures to the
Salon he went to ask the advice of M.
Philippe Rousseau. "Sir," said he,
showing his two canvases, edo you
think the jury will consent to receive
these?" Fist Of all, on whose behalf
do you Gomez" "On my own" "You,
howevr, did not not paint these?" 81
beg your pardon, sir, I did," And
taking up the brush and palette of the
master, he in few minutes sketched
off a flower. The two pieces were duly
approved by the judges, and the paint
er has adopted the young artist, who
without. ever having had lesson
painted well enough to gain admission
to the Salon at an age wnen boys gen
generally prefer game at marbles to
studying the art of painting.