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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17
THE CIPHER TELEG RAN>.
A Card from Nr. TfIden DENYING
Eypryfl,inp.

NEW YORK, Oct. l1.-Samuel J. Tilden pub
Hshes card in which. referring to the recent
cipher telegram publications, he says that he
has no knowledge OF the existence OF these tele-
grams nor any information about them except
Mhat mas been derived from or since their pub
HcatIGn Referring to the alleged ATTEMPTS 10
negotiate for electoral votes in Florida and
South Carolina, he denies all knowledge of the
existence or pufport OF any telegram relatingtn
the subject. He cites, as evidence that any ac-
ton on his part looking 10 a bargain OF any kind
would have been inconsistent with his plans
the fact that he had in view system OF re-
iolmS which he could not have carried out un-
less he was untfammelled by any commitment
IN the cholce OF men to execute the official
trusts OF the government and free from any OBJ
ngatlOns 10 special interests. Il was resolved
10 go INTO the Presidential CHAIR he says, '.in
1ull command Of my resources or not at all
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BALTIMORE. Oct. ll.-Nirxinia skies. deferred,
Ga do. consolidated, 52l do, second series. 2gi, ;
do past due coupons. s1A; North Carolina skies,
old l619; do new. s; do. special tax, bid to-day.
Sugar unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct. E.-Cotton very duli-mid-
ding, nomlna!ly % ass. Flour duh and weak and
IN buyers favor. Wheat. southern dun and ] cent
lower western trregiar and closing southern
red. GOAL 90; do amber, Lola LOO: No. , western
winter red, spot and October. 96i ta.6s: November
pa December, leo. January, IOlk Corn, south
ern ilrmer; western SteadN-southem white. 81 do.
yellow, 50; western mixed. spot and October 40 /;
November. 46il: December. new. ~. Oats dull
southern, 2fa3B; western white. 2Sa29: do. mixed
26a21; penns. llania, 27a29 Rye quiet and steady,
33aa6. Hay dull. Provisions dun and UNCHANGED
Butter. demand iight but UNCHANGED. Petroleum
quiet-crude ~ refined. 3 g. Coffee tial-Ro car
goes, l3al6]@ Whisky firm. liz. Frerhts to Liver
POOL Ter steamer nomlnal-cotton, ll-32d.aa 81. /:
-four, 2s9d,; grain. 81. asked. ReceiUts-hour
2200 wheat, s0.a''0, corn, l3o00. oats 900 Shp,
ments-Whe.t. 60 800.
NEW YORK. Oct. l7.-Stocks irregular Money,
Gal. Gold, 100 Exchange, long, 479, short, ass.
Governments firm.
NEW YORK. Oct 17.-Floar quiet Wheat quiet
Com active and higher
LONDON, oct. u, - 30 r. m-Consols. 81 3I6
for money and 94H for the acrount 4. y. four-and-
ahaif per cent. bonds, lo@a l667s lo532 fives
le6k. Erle. preferred. ~ PennsS lVana Central
33et. New Jersey Central. So.
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- The FIRST National bank OF Tamaaua Pa,
TIE iauafe OF which was announced Tuesday
Nas declared solvent by the bank examiners
Yesterday, but il is not yet known whether IL
VIII resume business or not.
y The New York military regiments are ar
ranging for a grand bah for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers. Lester Mallack pro-
poses giving a matinee at his theatre Wednes-
day next tor the same purpose.
sf~-The Wilmington (Del.) fall races began
yesterday. The $50 race was won by Lyman In
2:45, and 2:31 pacing race by Billy In ESQ.
sB-An Elliott county, Ky, constable made
this return on capias: Taken and refused TO
go. Credited by one horse-feed, Is cents.-
sF-A Hamburg court is considering viii. I'm
one OF the clauses OF which the testator be-
queaths his " everlasting curse 10 lawyer OF
the city.
r-The California constitutional convention
have resolved TO memorable the President ana
the Senate TO so modify the Burlingame treaty
as TO prohibit Chinese immigration.
TEA Russian ukase empowers the police TO
enter workshops at all hours for search and
arrest.
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Al New Orleans.
At NIenllDlliS.
Oil Troubles

PHILAbELPHIA, Oct. ia dispatch from
Pittsbufg SayS:-"The supreme court decided
this morning TO allow the bill presented some
ten days ago by the attorney general in con-
nectlon with the Oil troubles in this state, to be
filed, but require that regular notice shall be
given to the defendant corporations of the in
tentlon TO move for preliminary injunction,
the argument upon such motion 10 be heard
during the period commencing November 4th.
The first point 10 be decided will be whether
the matters complained OF are beyond the OTdi-
nary province OF individual redress. and the
stockholders OF the roads interested viii have
the advantage of a decision by the supreme
count On this question rather than the possibly
varying opinions OF local tribunals.
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A FAMILY POISONED BY AN ADOPTED DAuGH-
TEN;-At Xenfa, Ohio, an attempt has been
farmer. The entire family were violently sick,
out all have recovered except Mrs. Watt No
explanation OF the poisoning could be found
unIli l7;year Old orphan girl, taken from a
OF the family, disappeared Since then it has
Oeen ascetained that the girl put arsenic used
as rat poison In the coffee for the family, under
the impression that II they all died she would
inherit the property,
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The RUSSIAN CRUISERS RAPIDLY APPROACH
ING C0MPLETION.-At last the three Russian
cruisers that have been in process of constrUc-
ton for the past six months are so near compile
1dOn that. to casual observer. but little remains
to be done to put them In readiness for sea. The
Europe, which was formerly the State of Cali
fofnia, has only TO have coat OF paint to finish
her. As she lays at the end of The long wharf at
Messrs. Cramps ship yards, she presents very
me appearance, and close inspection of the
interior only confirms the impression made by
her outward appearance. Nothing has been
left undone which will In any manner conduce
TO the comfort OF the officers and crew. The
same may be said OF the Asia originally the
CoiumDuS, and both Of these ships could sail
now at almost any hour. The crews are living
ON BOARD, and are now busy arranging their de-
paltments The third cruiser Is called The Africa,
ana ABOUT month will be required to complete
her for sea, during which time her crew will
i've on the AGO. Yesterday afternoon the fires
were ighted in the Europe, and the working of
her propeller was examined preparatory to
making her trial trip, which win occur either
To-Day or tomorrow, and, if She is found to be
In good condition, she viii be placed In waiting
orders fiom the Russian gOvernment-tP Phila.
Press l6fE
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WV fukk. Uct- I,.-Ihe grand lnrN OF Rich-
ilchd count. yesterday indicted Edward Rein
haldi Tor The murder of Mary Ann Degnan
whose remains were found buried iu barrel
near Silver Lake, staten island
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The Cour,uey-Hautou uacc.

Boston, oct l7.-ThiS mornings Herald con-
tains long article on the Courtney Hanlon
race, IN which are answers 10 a large number
ol questions put to courtney 10y his Judge,
whereby he seeks 10 relieve himself OF the
odlum oi having sold the race lie denies any
tiOoAtune>s ON his part. and aScrtbfs his defeat
10 INSTRUCTIONS ON The cnMIsa near Tie riniSh
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LEGALITY OF oCToBER CONGRESSIONAL EIFC-
TioNS.-Chailman Duncan. OF The Iowa congress
slohai democratic committee. has decided not
TO call convention TO nominate candidates for
the November election. being advised TO this
effect by prominent lawyers Of the state The
legality OF the october election viii be referred
10 Congress
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A QUEER SORT OF CRAZE is striking Pittsburg
The German Liquor Dealers Association there
have brought suit against twenty-five horse car
drivers because they work on Sunday. The
dealers are about to go further and sue the door
keepers and tickets sellers at the Apostle Murphy
meeting in Lafayette Hall on Sunday nights.
What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gan
der, they argue.
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AN INDIAN MrRDEgEp-Gen. o. O. Howard.
al Fort Vancouver, Washington Territory, tele-
graphs that Ham Jim." a t'matflla Indian.
was murdered in cold blood by two white men
a few miles from THAI agency 18th ut. Meas
ureS VIII be promptly taken to bring the mur-
deIers 10 justice
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WE have inadvertently neglected 70 nolice
the fact that our respected contemporary, the
EVENING STAR, of this city, has donned a new
ana beautiful dress. and now presents itself as
brightly and sprghtly "a is possible We con-
graduate il on its improved apprenticeship
ttsHul EetublScd8
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NEW loRK. Ocl. ls.-George ". HuNic. assist
ant district attorney of BrooSlNn. has resigned
lie confesses Ia have appropriated funds en-
trusted TO him by the government. which he
SAYS he has lost In NALL street
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HORRIBLE MURDER OF AN OLD LADY.-Nrs
Matte Farrell, aged Is. was found horribly mui.-
deTed i'll her house in Detroit. Mich. Yesterday
having great cash on the temple. Ihe head
and face battered and the neck broken Henry
LaHguade. her son by former marriage. has
been arrested on suspicion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

PIERRE SoULE. grandson OF the famous
French refugee who left the Roman Catholic
priesthood. became shepherd, fed from Paris
for conspT1ng against Louis XVIII sought
safety IN Louisiana, served In the L. = Senate
fought a duel with the French ambassador az
Madr1d While I. = minister there opposed Sc
cession ana afterward acted as a confeflerafe
agent iii Europe. died al New Orleans The other
day, leaving the family maine extinct.
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\ Four-ycar-Old usoy KILLED.

bRib%Erokr. CONN. Oct ia HAt,-Near-old
son "i \. IL. Beers, of East bridegroom, while
PLAY my IA barn yesterday found a pistol
under carriage seat. lie accidentally dis
charged II. shooting a four-N ear-old son of n
House IN The head. The wounded boy died In
half an hour.
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTIoN-The Official
returns from the first congressional district OF
bard, rep, 1250S; Basel, greenback, according
10 unOfllclal returns, received about 1000 In
the second district, as far as heard from the re-
Turns from all the counties except three give
Martin dem., II, 1855; Burr, rep, 7,l4s Thompson,
greenback, 5000. No Official returns from the
thlrd district have been received, but according
10 the information at hand Kenna dem re.
ceNed at Wheeling majority OF about 1000
over Walker. preenhack =
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PrOtestants Massacred by Mexican

NEW YORK. Oct. IA letter from the Civ of
Mexico says that dispatch from Puebla states
cited by priests, killed 25 ProteStants and
wounded a number Of others. The governor OF
the state has sent troops to quell the disturb.
ance. In P9ebla the mob has also threatened
TO burn the Protestant missions and Presidenf
Diaz has promised Rev. Dr. Butler to do ali in
his power TO protect all religious denominatio
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kilograms to The Star.
THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
Tilden Denies Everything.
PANIC AT A WEDDING.
Women Crushed to Death.
PR0TESTANTSMURDEREDIN IN MEXICO
THREATS OF GERMAN SOCIALISTS
THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
Tilden Denies Everything.
PANIC AT A WEDDING.
Women Crushed to Death.
PR0TEsTANTS MURDERED IN MEXICO
THREATS OF GERMAN SOCIALISTS
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Gold for tJ.e Rank NG Er,uloua

fOfk EtGN AkFAIRSs
Gold for the Bank Of England.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Bank OF France has
raised the price OF eagles from y per mile pre-
mium to 21e. IL is stated that $3,0o0.eoo i'm gold
from the continent will reach London TODAY
and VIII probably go into the Bank OF England
The Afghan War.
SIMLA, Oct. I6-The concentration Of the AZ
ghanS in the khybe Pass is causing uneaSiness
reinforced and put in a state of readiness
Three Punjaub regiments have reached Yull II
is reported that the forces at Alimusgid ana
Candahaf have been largely reinforced
Coming to Canada.
IoNDoN, Oct. 1t.-The Duke of Ednbury
leaves Coburg at the end OF this week Ia ioin
her majesty's ship Black Prince, which has been
detailed 10 escort the Marquis of Lorne and her
royal highneSS the Princess Louise MarchionfSS
OF Lofne to Canada.
Terrible hurricane.
LoNDoN, Oct IA telegram 10 Ll0yds from
BuenoS AyreS says that a terrible hurricane la,
occurred on the river Platt causing a great in
undation and considerable damage
ROUmania and Servia.
BUCHAREST, oct. lit is expected that the
Rouman1anS VIII begin the occupation of the
Dr0budscha next week. IL is reported that
England, Italy. and France have informed th,,
Belgrade government that they will not recog-
niZe SerVlan Independence until the civil aud
political equality of the Jews is proclaimed.
Greek Patriarch Elected.
toNSTANTiNOPLE, Oct 1.-THE Archbishop OF
Saloniea, the anti-Russian candidate, has been
elected Greek Patriarch.
Threats oil German Socialists.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE socialists declare that
as. after the passage of the anti-socialists' bil
they will be prevented from holding meetings.
they will infeSt the meetings of the other par
ties, to cause them TO be dissolved likewise.
An Egyptian Loan.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Daily Te'eqTdpks Paris
correspondent has reason TO believe that the
RothschildS have agreed with Mr.. RiyerSWilson.
the Egyptian finance minister, TO loan Egypt
10000, 600 to clear off her floating debt
Austria's Reply TO the Porte.
VIENNA. Oct. 11.-C0unt AndroSSy'S reply 10
the Porte'S circular has been published Ii con-
SStS entirely OF a refutat1On OF the charges OF
cruelty against the Austrian army of occupa-
ton in Bosnia and comparison of the present
occupation with Omar PaShaS invasion i'm 1852
The tone OF the letter is generally moderate
but it concludes with a strong Reputation of
what it styles as the odiouS calumnies against
| the army.
| The Advance on Candabar.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Globe states that pr-
| Vate telegram from a trustworthy source at
| Siinla says: The advance on Candahar may be
expected almost Immediately. Little resistance
| is antiCiRatad this side of Candah9r-
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Going 60 the Mediterranean.

THIIaANEITHIA, NNI- It.-IHF Z. :. NttdfltF
to-day for Norfolk. Va. where She VIII ba dockti
and coppered before starting for the MediterTa-
mean.
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EDISoN's RECENT INVENTION. by which cleo
ticity is expected 10 take the place OF gas fp
every house il sending down the price OF gas
stocks in New York. New York City sas COM
pany's stock, which sold AT S95 about two
months ago, sold at auction al S.s yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

AT THE RESTAURANT: :. Hi, waiter; say. this
turbot isn't fresh. Why can't you get ne some
the same fiSh. Got YOU there"
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AT THE FITz JOHN PORTER INQUIRY on Gov
errors island, New York, yesterday, VIM B
Lord, sten0grapher of the court martial tia
tfled Gen. Porter, testified to having heard Por
ter say, by way OF soliloquy in fit OF excite
ment, pending the trial, Il was not loyal &c
Pope; there's no denying that Two farmer,
VINO hVed near Bull Run were examined as &c
the roads and events of the second battle O
Manassas. Col. Charles Marshall, of Gen. Lee
staH, made some additions and corrections &c
MS previous testimony as the result of visit tC
the neld. Gen. Badly Smith testified as to his
knowledge OF the friendly relations between
fOrter and Pope, to refute the statement of q
spy indicating that Porter was hostile to POpe
Cen sherman was among the spectators at the
inquiry, and listened to the evidence with a
map OF the country before him. Gen. Mcdowell
ana 0ther military men were also present.
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THE FREEDMIN'S HOSPITAL,
Annual Report Of DIR. Palmer.

The annual report for 1S.7-'1s OF DR.. c. s. Pal
mer, SugeOn-in-chief at the Freedman'S hos
pital, has been submitted TO the Interior depart
ment. The whole number OF patients treated
was sO7, Of whom 3s5 were discharged cured, so
relieved, II were transients, lis died, 6 were
still-born and 231 remain. OF the patients III
came from Virginia, 9S from Maryland. S3 from
the District, 49 from Ireland and Is from Ger
many.
At the dispensary for the benefit OF the poor
1,0S3 patients have been treated and about 1000
prescriptions put up for them.
The tables given show large percentage OF
deaths among the cases treated. This is ac-
counted for by the incufable nature OF a num-
Der OF the cases, and by the fact that the pa
tents have in many Instances only come to the
hospital when their diseases had gone too far
to be checked. OF lis deaths, IA died within As
hours after admission, and q on the very day in
Which they entered.
IN 40 OF The 46 cases Of confinement the moth
els were mol married. There is no law in the
District to reach them nor are the partners OF
tleir guilt amenable to law.
Nearly all the articles Of clothing and bed
ding used in the hospital are manufactured on
tie premises at slight advance from the cost
OF raw material.
For the year ending June 80, 1878. the appro-
priation being $4,000 the daily cost OF each pa
tient for subsistence, clothing, nursing and
medicine, was 46 cents per day.
The reluctance with which patients leave the
hospital and the readiness with which they re-
turn when again sick are mentioned as proofs
that the patients are well treated.
The report concludes: 1.-The necessity for the
continuance of this hospital is manifest from
the constantly increasing number Of applica-
tions for the admission of persons suffering
from accidents. from wounds and from severe
diseases. Not less than one hundred have come
in here during the past year by recommenda-
ton OF the police. In fact, this Is the only gen.
eral hospital for the reception of all classes OF
patients within the District Many of the pa
uentS are non-residentS and must be provided
for somewhere by the general government when
they fall sick in this city. The location of the
hospital is central and healthy. Not case of
malarial disease has been known to originate
within the premises since they have been occu-
pied for their present purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

NEW YORK Oct. Ia Hartford. Com. Sne-
clal says Thomas Belknap, treasurer OF th,
school committee, has been arrested for embeZ-
Zling $1,000 OF the school fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-17

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS are announced
as follows: James w. Covert, DEM, 1st New
York; John Ross, dem 18th New York: w. F.
thias Ellis, democrat and greenback, 1st Massa-
chusetts; Rev. A. B. Lamberton, dem, in the
30th (ROchester) New York district,
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A MINISTER SUsPENDED.-The Synod OF Erie
IN session at Meadville, Pa, yesterday found the
rev. ROBERT j. Graves, DID,, OF Sharon. guilty
OF drunkenness, of conduct inconsistent with
christian character and OF the violation of tn =,
vows and obligations OF a minister. He wa ,
suspended from the ministry. The. trial wa !;
protracted through four days
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Church On Fire.

TORONTO, ONT. Oct. 1.-THE cigar makers OF
this city are on strike Sor an increase from IS
to $3.50 per thousand.
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~ Daniel NJ. Dickerson. for embezzItnp
$4,000 OF the Manufacturers bank, of Newark
N. D., has been sentenced to ten years INN is
onment IN the state prison,
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The Markets

TRENTON. y. j., Oct. 1.-THE Trinity EpiSCo
pal church. AT Princeton. was partially de.
StToyed 10y Iire this morning al $50 e'clock
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SAM COX AND THE GREENRACKERS-The Han
l0n-0 Reilly gIeenbackers in the sixth Con-
gfeSSionat district nominated y. =. Cox for Com
EteSS last night. sent for him. GOT him and
heard him say that he was hostile 30 monopo-
lies and grateful for the nomination. lie prom
iaed also TO crush The noHefeolist in The interest
of the workingman. and remarked: There is a
change how taking place. In Maine, in Iowa,
h Ohio il is seen, and soon the greenbacks shall
be recognized as the c0untry'S currency" The
Lalor-Shupe Nationals also nominated Mr. Cox.
v T. H0,}d. f,fh
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Cigar Makers, strike.

New YORK, Oct. 11.-Tohin. the Nest Point
soldier. has had his sentence c0mmuted To inl-
prisonment for fvc years
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MORE CIPHER DfSPsTCHEs-rricc ~ nc Soufh
CdI0liaa Ret"faf,d BodTtl.-The New York Tri-
bU8e published Yesterday batch Of cipher dis
patches passing between the agents of Mr..
Tilden IN South Carolina and his agents resi-
dent in Gramelcg park. New York. They occupy
some len OF The columns OF the Tribune. The
worst dispatches are those that relate 10 the
purchase OF tie vote OF the South Carolina re-
turning board. They p1F1}0tf 10 come from Mr.
smith VI. Weed, who Is charged with being the
special emiSSary of Mr.. Tiiden for this purpose
and seem To prove hat the sale Of the vote OF
South Carolina was arranged and offered To
Iildeu for ~>li pfa
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THE GREAT EPIDEMIC.-At Mobile Yesterday
there was Is new cases of fever reported max
ing total OF 13 cases and 90 deaths since the
disease broke out in that city. Jeff Davis, jr.,
only son OF Jefferson Davis, died in Memphis
last night. Seventeen physicians OF the Howard
medical corps in Memphis reports forty new
eases, tWenty-one in the city and nineteen in
the country, The operator at Hopefeld Ark,
reports two deaths yesterday and four on Tues
day. AdyiceS from Arkansas City report that
the lever has broken out at Wfnterville eight
miles from that place and east of the Mtssis-
Sinpi river
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A Virginia Legislator shoots a Col.
Ore0 Man.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia Petersburg Virginia,
special says during republican meeting yes
the legislature, shot negro named Trouter
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The Advance on Caudabar.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Globe states that pri-
Fate telegram from trustworthy source at
Silnla says: 1.-The advance on Candahar may be
expected almost Immediately. Little resistance
is anticinated this side of Candahar,
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ORD DUFFERIN Will embark Al Quebec sat-
utday morning on her maiesty'S steamer Sirius.
Whctt. With the Argus. will he followed for -
mites down the river lay the Allan line steamer
Polyne-ian. on which he viii there embark for
England
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YELLOW FEVER.
&1ifl an E0IlSnAlsS

CINCINNATI, Oct. lit is stated that yellow
lever has not disappeared from Gallipolis, Ohio,
as was thought, and so stated by citizens Seven
deaths have occurred within a week i'm the in
fected district, a short distance below that city
where the steamer Porter was anchored, which
the physicians decide were genuine cases OF
yellow fever.
At New Orleans.
Yesterday yellow fever reports show l2S new
cases and "a deaths. The footingS To date are
12,69S cases and $3.50 deaths.
At Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1l.-FF0m 6 O'Clock las, night
until noon to-day the undertakerS report orders
for eleven inteImentS. -Four OF these died
within the city limits