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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-11

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge
r. ~. Hughes presiding. the matter OF
James Sandford, bankrupt. TWAS ordered
that Fl. L. Reagan, of Carter county, KY,
and james Sandford, the bankrupt, shall
appear to show cause why the former sale
should not he set aside and the bankrupts
property be resold.
In the matter OF Z. Bottigheimer, bank
rupt. The assignee is empowered to sell
chooses in action and report the sale to the
court.
In the matter of R. L. Fidler, bankrupt.
J. V. Reddy was appointed assignee OF the
bankrupt.
In the matter OF Rush Burgess, bankrupt.
It was ordered that James Gibbons have
leave to prosecute his suit in equity against
the bankrupt.
In the case of Charles 81. Harper Us. Eg.
eleston, Dickinson, ct ais. The defen dant
and all others are enjoined from selling or
interfering with the title Of the plaintiff to
the tract of land in the proceedings men,
toned.
In the case of Walker against the schooner
LennoX. The sale of said schooner was
confirmed and proceeds distributed.
In the matter Of w. q. Glenn, bankrupt.
The petition OF James 81. Goddin, trustee,
is granted.
I The following order was certified from
the Circuit Court to the District Court yes
terday:
In the matter of S. Lisberger Us. E. II.
Garnett, assignee, &c. The sale by Engel
4 Son to Lisberger is adjudged void, and
Lisberger ordered to pay the assignee OF
Engel Il Son S5,61S.14, with interest and
noCte
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MuYor's Court. Mayor Chiles had some
half dozen parties before him yesterday.
Some were charged with disorderly conduct,
and some with allowing their horses to run
at large. Most of the cases we're dismissed
on the payment Of costs.
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THE BLoNDEs.-Mlle. Duclo's blondes
played to quite a full and select audience
at the Theatre last night. The abandon OF
the performance continues to draw. To-
night an entire change Of programme is
nromispd ID" 49,.
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LBvY BROTHERS can sell you CARPETS at very
low prices Their assortment is large and styles the
very latest ont.
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The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of Professor
HENRY T. LAUBg's DANCING ACADEMY win com.
inence SATURDAY EVENING at half.past q o'clock
at Levy's Hall. KEssSIcH's fun string band win
be In attendance. Tickets, admitting two % cents;
to be had at Wyatt's. - u,
Parents desiring to enter their children on above
date viii be admitted free. No compiimentarfes
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PRINTTNG.HOUSES.
PRINTING-HOUsE.
sooD woRK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one OF the LARGEST AND BEST,
EQUIPPED JOB. B.OFFICEs IN THE SOUTH, com.
biaed with skiliul mechaAicaI talent, we ARE pre-.
pared to execute promptly, In the very bes, style
and AT LOW PRICES. every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CAEDS.
.VISITING-CARDS
pROFEssIoNAL-CARDS,
wEDDiSG-cARDs,
sHoW-cARDS,
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE. HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
NOTICES CHECKS. ,,o.,s
.Da0',lA'1''' TAGS. ENVELOPES.
fAnfA ARGUMENTS BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY. s
We have ell the NEWEST STYLES oFTYPE,
and execute work in u manner that cannot DO SUR
we also do allkinds OF BINDING and RULING
Orders from the country fpromptiy filed anu ee
uVered by express Or mail.
We win cheerfuiy furnish estimA.es ana s.as
samples when reantred. ma q 80 -. g.
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about the Bridges.-The work Of cover
ing, tinnisg, and painting the Petersburg
bridge will be completed this week.
The entrances to the DanYille bridges
over the James have been neatly white
washed. All OF these bridges are In thor
ough repair, and are guarded night and day.
Both Mayo's aud the Free bridge need
repairing, and the Councils Of Richmond
and Manchester would do well to put lamps
on both bridges.
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Almost q Fre.-Early yesterday morning
the house OF Lucy Graham (coloredl, near
incendiary. Thefire was discovered and
extinguished before any damage was done.
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NEW TEA.-we have just received an invoice OF
new Teas. Among them IS Gunpowder that we
otter ut 75c. per pound. Its quality Is remarkable
for the price. r W. D. BLAIR & Co.,
Q03 Main street,
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BLEEDING AND " CERATED GUMS healed by
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents bottle,
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81. ELLYscN z CO., advertising agents, ,nsert ad-
yerisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unita
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ut the DIS
patch counting room will receive prompt atten-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing 90 lie atths
DISPATCH PRISrING-HoUsE. Good work. lon
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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EAsr-END SOCIAL CLuB.-The East q
Social club, of Union Hill encouraged ey
the success Of their dances during last
season, re6rganized on Tuesday night, and
anticipateZ having few more OF their en- en-
ioyabie entertainments very soon.
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THE SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERoE.-A meeting of
the Board OF Directors will be held this
evening at 5a o'clock. Z. Stsse3s !. I.
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LEVY BROTHERS have the cheapest lot OF BLAN-
KETs ever offered for sale In this city.
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DEcAYEp TEETH disnfected by MEADE BA-
KER,s CARBoLIc MoUTn-WAsH Fifty cents
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & RAEER's SAPoNISE DEN
TIERICE. Fifty cents & box.
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Religious Meetings. meetings
are being held at the Baptist church. The
attendance is large and an increased inter.
est is manifested. Rev. DR.. Wlnfree is off,
ciating. A meeting which was to have been
commenced at the Methodist church is de-
layed out OF courtesy to the Baptist congre-
galion-Rev. Mr.. Vanderslice rightly think
ing that there should be no opposition in
the good work of grace; that it matters but
little whether it be as Baptists or as Metho-
dists, so that we be gathered in the Great
Shepherds fold.
Rev. A. NJ. Hall, pastor Of Chesterfield
circuit, is holding nightly meetings at GiiFs
Grove church, in Chesterfield county, this
week, and preaching to large congrega-
tions. ~
Very encouraging reports have been re-
ceived from tine protracted meetings held by
the Baptists and Methodists in Chesterfield
county recently. Many conversions are re-
ported.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE q BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH, for sore gums aud de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents q bottle.
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THE CARBoL1c MoUTH-w3sH is pleasant to the
taste aud an excellent gargle for sore-throat Fifty
cpnts bottle.
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& LADIES' FEAST. "A feast is now being
held by the ladies OF the; CiaY.Sreet bap.
stist, church sfat the chapel, corner OF clay
and Graham streets, which will be IN pro.
gress afternoon and evening until Friday
night.
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Leslie's illustrated Newspaper for this
week received from j. T. Ellyson, 1112
Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS have made immense reductions
In SILKS In order to close out their entire stock tns
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE q
BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents Q
lr,frl
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LEVY BROTHERS are selling BLACK CLOTH
cLoAKs mt very low figures. They have splendid
assortment, and can suit every one.
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LEVY BROTHERS show the best assortment OF
cLoAKs ever brought to this city,
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LEVY BROTHERS have very attractive line OK
DRESS GOODS In Nil the new shades.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

El- On all sales Of Real Estate made betOeen
the st Of January and last Of June the tGTssJer
the present year hare to bepata oyths gurchaser:
Of the year the tares haze to be pdtd The seller.
EThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and af -
niles to Richmond and vicinity.I ~
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THE SPIRITS -ExPosED.-The event Of
next week at the Theatre will be Professor
Cookies expose OF spiritualism.
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LEVY BROTHERS arc selling RUGS cheaper than
ever. Special hargains In VELVET RUGs.
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KEa's elegant sAroNIEE DRNTIpRIcx. Ftis5
cents box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcAT4oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloud!ness
and rain-areas, warmer southerly winds,
and falling followed by rising barometer,
and colder northwest winds.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, stationary or higher pressure, yaria-
BILE winds, mostly from the northwest, sta
tionary temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather. -
For the West Gulf States, clear or partly
cloudy weather. liS bit, variable winds, mostly
from the southeast, nearly stationary press
ure and temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold.
er, clear, or partly cloudy weather, north
| west winds, and rising barometer. g..
Signals are ordered for Cape May, Allan
tic City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant during the daT and afternoon. AT
night, about II O'Clock, it commenced rain
ing. .<a..s...l. :.
tTHERM0NErER YESTERDAY: 6 AM, 81;
10 A. NJ, G1 noon, 70; 8 =. NJ. 73; = r
b., 81; midnight, 60.
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Personal.-Intelligence has been received
in this city of the recent marriage at Gal
weston, Texas, Of Alexander Easton. The
bride is lady Of beauty, intelligence, and
position. Aleck was not only gay aud
festive youth, but one of the best that Man
chester ever sent out. His old friends here
are reioiced to hear OF his good fortune.
Ex-senator Moseley (colored) Of Gooch-
land), was in the city yesterday. It is sup
posed his visit has some reference to the ap-
preaching Senatorial Convention. Moseley
was senator from Goochland and Powhatan
from 1869 to 1871. At that time Chester
field and Prince George were embraced in
one district. The State was redistricted
that session, and Moseley was legislated
out. Chesterfield and Prince George were
at that time represented by Justice William
T. Martin, who drew the long term.
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las. NACDOUGALL, lOH A. NJ. for g. K. Camp
hell. Ninth street, under the Virginia Opera
House. oiI-paintings, engrayings, chromos, pic.
ture- frames, &C., &c. 800 .ssa
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. l p. H., iron-front build:
ing No. lOOl, southeast corner OF Main and
Tenth streets. ~ Z.
r. TAYLOR, IL A. NJ. at the corner Of Eighth
and Perry streets. Manchester, carts. harness,
buggy. shorels, derrtcks &c. also, seventy acres
OF land. .s,Ss#-
RICHARDSON & CO., P. n, trustees sale OF
dwelling, and stores with dwellings above, on
Clay and Twenty-eighth streets.
pOISDEYTER & TuPPER. IL n, vauable tim
bered land In New Kent county, near Windsor
Shades.
g. w. POWELL, 10 A. ~, large stock or pawn.
brokers' clothing, &C.
FRANCIS IT. IsBELL, IL NJ trustees sale OF farm
on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, ChcS-
tertIeld three miles from Manchester.
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Meeting Of the City COMEDIAN ad-
iourned meeting OF the City Council was
held last night at u O'Clock.
The meeting was called especially to con-
slider the question Of Water-power improve
ment.
Present: DR.. a. Monteiro, president pro
tem., and Messrs. Batcheller. Brooks, Eu-
bank, Gallagher, Gary, Gibbs, Moody,
Sampson, and Whitehead.
Mr.. Gary, from the Water Committee, re-
ported that the committee had so far pro-
gressed in the work in the corn-nrill as to
Justify him in promising full supply OF
water for domestic purposes by tomorrow
or Saturday.
Mr.. Gary then proceeded to open the bids
for the improvement to the Water-power, as
advertised for by order Of the Council.
Proposals were received from six parties.
The following proposal OF Mr.. James Meth
erwood was recommended by the commit
tee:
81 propose to take down and rebuild as
much OF the old wall at the head OF the mill
race or canal az the engineer may decide
necessary, and furnish all material and
build a wing-wall in rear OF the present
wall as per plan and specifications, for the
sum OF $3.50 per cubic yard-this price to
include the Gaping in the rough. For all
cutting that may be required, 25c per SUI
perficial foot This sum includes all mate
rial. Should the city think proper to fur
nish the cement will undertake the work
at S4.25 per cubic yard"
The committees report was unanimously
adopted. .. s...... a..
The bids were all conditional, and ranged
from $500 to $3.50 per cubic yard. The
committee, however, after mature consider
alton, were unanimously Of opinion that the
above bid was the cheapest and most advan
tageous to the city-an opinion in which
they were unanimously sustained by thei
colleagues. .-,. w..
The work will be commenced at once I'm
der the direction Of Captain j. A. Lipscomb
acting city engineer. II the contractor /
not obstructed by either human or divin'
agency the work will be completed in abou
one month. .-.
After the transaction of some business no
OF public interest the Council adjourned.
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4ithuo'nd Dlspatrl,
.........OCTOBER. IL, 1877.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY, NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY .a-, L.. ..a..Mr
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YEsTER-
DAY.-Case of the United States Us. Rush
Burgess ct ais Debt on bond was tried
and verdict given for plaintiff.
United States Us. D. C. Mayo etals. Debt
on bond and verdict for the United States.
D. G. YuengIing, Jr., Us. f. D. Johnson
Moffett register. The plaintiffs have dis.
missed the bill of complaint against said
johnson, each party paying his own costs
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If you want BLANKETS, 90 TO CARD0ZO,
FOURQUREAE cos They nave 'heih rs 10"
as So aud as heh rs 81 s. per pair.
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and are for sale by all druggists aud dealers.
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II you want DRESS GOODS ,nf every style and Nc
onsIi, W go TO cARDOHt, ,F9URQtIREAN & CO. $,
Where you win havethe largest Stock 10 DC found In
the civ 10 ssIect from. = ~ -,
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CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN& co. make BL ACh
and MOURNING GOODS q specially. Jhey have
city which they show In the very best light Tor tic
buyer. III 49,. .... ..... ..the ra
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BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS AND u, TIN TRIM
MING vELyETS at CARDOZO. FOURQC-
REAN & CO.'S at astonishing low prices.
PARTISAN SUITS at CARDOZ0, FOURQUREAN
4 (t, *. nj SS5 and $40.
, 1877-08-18

miSrepresent such dukes" as renovators of
the ancient regime is what only could be done
successfully amongst constituencies still so
politically ignorant as are the French masses,
1t is like opposing a Conservative candidate in
England by accusing him of a design to restore
villeinage and frankalmoign. But it must be
admitted that many of the so.called Con-
sentative journals are no whit behind their
Radical adVersaries either in abuse or ex.
aggeration. It would be- difficult, indeed,
for any others to claim precedence in that
respect over such competitors as the Univers
RHd the Pays. "If necessary, " said the latter
the other day, discussing the question Of the
elections of the Couseils G6G6raux-'The ao.
ton Of the law must be s~upended by a decres
naotive )" and should any one venture to pro.
test against this violation of law-''it is only
to place d 9endarne before the door, st c'eSt
tni !" S~p6aking Of the probably untavourable
result of the general elections, the same jour.
nal has an equally ready expedient at hand.
" If the new Chamber be no better than the
old one, it must be turned out Of doors, ct ajasj
de SUITE - But it can be no easy task for any
party to establish, much less to work success.
fully, the delicate machinery Of Parliamentary
government in a country where such opinions
are still openly proclaimed and acceptable to
SO large a portion Of the community as is r9-
presented by the Pays and the Ordre or
when there exists such a chaos of opinions and
conflicting interests and prejudiceS of all sorts
as the above attitude and language of the
public organs intimate and give expression
tO.-Guardian.
, 1877-08-18
TIE AMERICAN INDIANS.

The Hamburg American Compapy's steam
ship Herder, which arrived at Plymouth
yesterday, brings he following further details
respecting the recent outbreak Of Indians in
Idaho, San Francisco, on the goth of June.
A Press despatch from Portlasd, Oregon, says
the Ol eg0m1an has received the following
special despatch =" Mount Ilaho, June 49,
In the engagement with tbs Indians at White
Bird, the loss in killed and wounded was 81
men, including Captain ThelIer. ColoneI
Perry was not killed, as reported, but has come
in safe, The people here have a good fort
and have no fear Of the town. Williams, who
brought these letters to Lewiston, says he
was a scout in the flight. The engagement
occurred at the foot of White Bird Canon, in
stead Of at the head, Upon the first fire the
Indian soldiers broke ranks and re~treated the
officers could not rally them and make them
face the fire, The Indians pursued them
about 16 miles firing upon them constantly.
He states that the Indians have better guns
than the troops and their aim was deadly from
the first attacx. There were about 1875 In
dians IN pursuit Of the troops, all we'll noun
ted. After the fight the Indians held a grand
war dance on the prairie. He says he and
Kinford and the scout who brought dispatches
from Colonel Perry to post, when off the road
oOOut AOoI AbllCo W ~ lhO oONtQ -hO0NVS MOAO
attacked by FIVE Indians just as the moon was
going down. They entrenchel themselves
behind some sheltering rocks. Kinford
strengthened their position, and fred Is shots
with his Henry rife. The Indians then with.
drew and the scouts came On without further
molestation. This morning the steamer AImok
arrived at Lewiston with rs more soldiers,
who proceeded to the garrison at Lapwai,
and will leave this evening for the scene Of
action. Volunteers have arrived from Column.
bia county, and more are on their way hither.
The settlers in Paradise Valley are stookaded,
and have sent to Lewiston for arms and ammu-
milton. The Genesee Valley settlers are all
here with their families. We feel that W. are
in no imminent danger here at present. What
effect the recent victory of the Indians will
have on those now friendly remains to be seen.
General Howard is collecting force enough to
make sure work before pushing towards the
fnal ladian position. The country about the
scene Of operation 10 reported to bs very diff.
fcult of access, with the toughest road possible
and trails single, steep. and through very deep
cAnons. Washington June 20.-RePorts and
correspondence OF Gle Ia the 1ndiaa Bursss
, 1877-08-18

throw abundant light upon the cause OF the
Indian war in Idaho. It is the old story of
aggression by the whites on lands which the
savages believed to be by right their hunting
grounds of unavailing efforts by the Covers.
ment to induce rowing bands to live upon q re.
s~eryatjOn of threats to employ foroe; and Of
a sudden and reveugeful outbreak on the part
of the Indians, attended by horrible massaoreS
of settlers and their families. The end will be
as it always is, interference by the troops and c
few SkirmiSheS or battles. in which the soldiers
will be the %victors, followed by the submission
Of the Indiaus. The hostile savages belong
chiefly to the Nez Perces tribe. commanded
by Young Joseph, inhabiting Northern Idaho.
Josoph'a band numbered less than 100 warriors
but with the bands of White Bird and other
petty chiefs, it is supposed that ha assembled
a force of 200 or 800 fighting men. These In.
dams are by no means the lowest order Of sas
wages. Joseph and his brother owned about
60 horses each, and his band is reported by
Agent Monteith to possess about 2 900 horses,
aud $50 head of cattle. They are armed with
breechloading Henry and Spencer rifles and
United States carbines. Much of the troubls
with them is believed by the agent to grow Gus
of their peculiar belief that their leaders can
hold communion with spirits and cause the
death of any IO1ian that does not follow thsiE
teAchings''-TimeS
, 1877-08-18
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.

The latest accounts from the Madras ta-
mine districts are somewhat worse. The
rainfall during the week ending the 9Th inst.
was but slight over portions of the affected
area. The numbers on the works and Of
those receiving gratuitOus relief had ~increas-
ed,and there is great mortality from disease,
especially among children. The situation
ia MysOre is also critical. Prospects in
Southern India are far from reasSuring, and
there will be grave cause for apprehension
unless abundant rain falls soon. Bombay
affords a cheering contrast to this gloomy
picture for there, according to the last Off
ciaI report, the general situation continues
to improve, and wOnld have done so to q
greater extent had the monsoon been more
steady and extended better to the extreme
c%a8terIy districts. There is a general de-
crease in the numbers on the relief works,
and all who have IefC have done SO volun-
tarily. The prices of grain have risen, bus
not to any serio is extent, exceptin the Kali
adge district, where the rainfall was OF Ve-
ny short duration. Supplies are abundant,
and the health Of the people is good. Cattle
are being gradually brought back to the
villages.
Last Gazette contains a report by Dr.
Lewis on forms Of fever among the famine
stricken in Bombay. 1t comedies generally
with DR.. Cunningham's observations in Ma
dras. In both P~residencies alike inquiries
hitherto have failed to detect any peculiar
form of fever directly caused by vans at
all different from the ordinary types Of re-.
mittent fever.-Timcs.
, 1877-08-18

IRVINE SERVICE for the Danish and
~ English Congregations in the Luthe.
ran Church, Christiansted, on Sunday the
18th August.