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The New York herald., 1878-09-16

times since the COW herd Callahan made his dscov-
cry, and mas not yet been satisfactorily answered.
Those who are most interested in knowing. the
county officials, are at variance on the subjects
Tor The Coroner thinks the woman belongs TO Staten
Island, whls Dr. Wolser equally strong 10
tho oeIef that she was murdered In New YORK city,
brought down in The night time md buried whore
was found For neither of these opinions was sum-
cieat proof discovered yesterday rne woman ia un-
known. and has come forward with any evil
deuce that would show that she was taken from this
city. Beiief in the theory OF DR.. Walser 10
very stroDg, however. and IL 10 not improb.
able that the police wilt endsavor TO work II up.
Souetning may transpirs which will make the bats OF
carpet the sheet aud suit bag valuable aids In ferret
ing cut tie wretches who did the murder, for
man could havo done the work. II Is not A. all i'm
prob ibie hat poor girl 10 The victim OF some low
qusck VINO ursd her TO her death and then 70 escape
tne results Of his crime adopted this modo OF dis.
posing OF her rcusins
An Inquest wili be neid tonight At New Brighton,
when DR.. woser. who will msantime make post.
mor;em examination, viii be heard, and such other
evidence be- taken as may come to hand. The in.
hsbtants ct Staten island naturally enough 10
fsver OF ctcmont over tho terrible discovery which
has been mace IN their IN DIST
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A SABBATH SCENE ON BROADWAY.

Tho lovely weather Yesterday afternoon which
took housands OF weary souls out OF the city, lett
lower part OF Broadway, near the HERALD on cc CON-
paratlvely deserted. Al thres O'Clock In the after
neon tired looking "JWvey" was passing up at q
rapid rate with his fare. lie had just reached tho
foot Of Aun street., when his horse stumbled. fell and
d,socatsd tho on lore fstocK joint. rhe
Jshu, who apparently owned the animal, was At h;s
head In instans. Onicsrs Mcdonald and Secor, oi
the Twenty seventh prosinot. we're on the spot In
uoInenS sud did their best 10 assist poor .oabby"
crowd, issupg from one could tell WHERE gathered
rapidly that about nvo minutes there wore be-
tween two and three hundred persons stsuding IN a
Cirofe Sfound the faion hack horse. HIS aded
BY thetwo officers and severai bosytsa
among The crowd helped tho suffering brute 10 has
into It's place. But the poor horse plunged two or
three times and fell down Again. when "
covsrcd that the Injured JoiSt bad besn broken cn
and the bono Of the foreisg protradcd through the
skin for several inches There remedy, ths
animal was compists loss, and his drivers Sunday
afternoon doubtless rendered = bitter remembrance.
II was now an act OF CHARITY TO put tho out
pan, sHd 0nicsr sscor drew hls revolver anu sno'
MIN swice In the head.
sEQugL.
The crowd svineed amali fear OF the eficer's re-
volver. sithosgh, had one OF is proiec,es glanced
from tne norssk frontal Done, Ihs result might
been fatal ~ some ono among ihein. The owner
the mute victim of TINS untOwafd aceideut found
mails body was lott for the tune bsing on the stioe
The cozcnman's name was not ascertainsd. Tue
cIo"o, having sat'eusu s morUiu CURIOSITY boyAn 10
disperss ~ quickly AZ II had gathered,
their dispersion being somswhst iaciitstei
by Officer MeDonsld's club which de-
scr'bcd circle IN dBagrsssoie proximity to
The heads OF toe most perslsssnt youths The whole
anIir. from ths tall OF tue horss TO the dispersion Of
the crowd, did not occupy more tnan fifteen minutes.
The s,eue that follower wus by no means pisassDt
one, ~ 10 showed 10 painful degree tbs inseasib
ity OF the ANAL boys tnst nissI tho streets Ia
lev moments number OF lttIe fellows had gathered
like human veltures a-ouna tho poor dead horse
were soon amp4 ny oror its SIDE springing on n ea
frog fashion and pulling ;ts tail and Iega No ponce
olbcer was at nald 40 put end to the disgustir
spscta;ls. winch Tor long time attracted the sutn
lion Of passors.by.
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AID FROM OTHER CITIES.
lBY TxLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. Is, 1873.
The Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights OF Honor, Young
Mems Christian Associsuon Knights OF Pyshras and
the soldiers Fsrt Adams have coasrbutsd is6srsy
for the rslsf 81 thsir plague s,rieken brsshrsa In the
South Yesterday 1twenty-nvs pears were sold in
front Of she Poss Once ior the suGersrs they being
contributed BY aged citizop rney realized $50 ST.
one OF lnem selling for 81 25 The money vas sub.
scquentiy given TO the I.adics' Relief Committed
Mrs. A. q. woolsen dslivers her lecture or .1ho
Yoss nito Valley on Wednesday evening" next for
lhs bsnsnt OF Tie sufferers II 10 also proposed 10
have grand auction sale Of articles consrbuted by
the business men Of tue place AZ the Opera House
wesk, and should the enterprise be carried out
win bo event OF peculiar interest, for Il will be
hold undsS the auspices Of the ladies VINO are now
engaged in the reIief movement Tho srrangeusn mis-
Will % msde at Z special meeting TO morrow. Tho
Tree OF she Opera House, together with the ser
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HOMICIDE AT A DANCE.

CHAxpLAIS, N. Y Sept. Is, 1873.
A dancing party met at The residence OF John Orr,
in Eoxhsm, +. o., last Thursday night. About shres
O'Clock IN the morning several invited guests entered
the house among whom was ono Conloy, oil sherriug-
ton, p. q, who at onco engaged In an alteration.
WORDS led to blows aud Conlsy was finally elected
He then tnrew stone through the window aud Mr.
orr went out 10 pacify him. As Mr.. Orr approaenes
Conloy threw stones ut nin, wnereupon M Orr iupa
u heavy SICK of. wood, wGicn struck Coniey on this
temple, knocking MIN ssnsciess. Copley sank rap
idly and disd AT uinc O'Clock Friday morning Mr.
Orr surrendered himself 10 the uthoritica A Cor.
oners Jury met las, n,ght but tho result their de-
lberations Is not yet known. Mr. Orr is q quiet re-
spectabls mao and has tho sy npathv OF tho puSiic
Cenlsy is said 10 have been arunkea quxrrels0ms
feIlo
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CARDINAL M'CLOsKEY'S APPEAL.

Tho following appeal for the yellow fever sufferers,
tho substance OF which vas given in yesterdays
HERALD read all tho Caiboo eli rrcnss Of tins
city yoxtsrdsy:-
NEW YORK. Sept. 10, 1878.
REV. DEAR SIR--Kuowng how deep and sincere Is
the sympathy ieit by our faithful people lor tho
sufIorngs OF their brethren In the Southern cities,
whore tne yellow icvor has already made and stn
continues TO make, such widespread ravagss, In
order TO Afford to all tho desired opportunity tosty
their sympathy and rcspord to the earnest
appeals that come TO for aio, i havo
thought II well that n collection should DO made
IN all the churches OF the diocese Sunday, 22d inst
You will kindly give notice OF the cDection the
sunday alter thu receipt OF This, and the TIM
your lock 10 une IN Offering fervent pray
to God that lie 10 His merry may bo pleased
10 deliver HIS afflicted people from Ibs scourgc under
which they uferlng ana its dssolstieg
progress. Very sincerely yours IN Christ,
JOHN CARDINAL MCCLOSKEY,
Archbishop OF New York.
p. Sit is requested that the collections be sent
without delay TO tho Chancery Office, 10 bsnkable
money, In order that they may no rstnttec
possible TO responsible parties IN the south, who VIII
to their proper distribution.
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POOR LIZZIE BREEN.

Lizzie Brssn, an eght-resr old child, who since LAST
winter has been csrs for Ia TIE ST Jossphs Asylum.
In willooshby street, Brooklyn, Vas bsfors udse
Nelson yesterday in response TO a writ OF nascas
corpus sued out by Mrs. Ssusrweiu, her aunt some
years ago the cbild's mother died and her father,
leaving Brooklyn TO go to AspinwaiI, entrusted the
cbiid 10 Mrs.. Foran. Mrs. Ssuerwein obtained pos
OF tho chd, anu, represented conri.
had paid tte attention 10 hor bringing up. Ono ng
last wintor tho ttr gir found her way back 10 MtA
BorsD, who placed her IN the asylum. fhs Writ wsh
opposed yesterday By the counsel for the asylum,
who alleges thHt Mrs. sauerwein wishes TO get the
chd back only because she is nov OLD euouxn 20 DO
NJ
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Is IT yellow JACK n"

About eight o'clock last evening an cfccr
OF the Tweutysovenh precinct was requested to take
TO the Church Street station an Indian named
"BIi" who requested hospital treatment. II was
represented that hc a sailor on the sup Masscl
or Vessel, from AspinwaL AS no ubab, o
10 sposk word oil English, no particulars could be
gathered IRON him He wss removed 10 the Cham
bets Street Hospital an ambuance, suffering from
a nign fever
At tho hospital at midnight the officials could not
decide whether II - case OF yellow fever
ms the disease s not yet fully developed. No
vessel by ms above names ere IN this port from
pinwalI, and mistake nas probably been uade In The
name is snid to be lyiug at pier IL North River
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THE RILEY HOMICIDE.

Ars. Mary Riley, OF No. 35 Dean street, Brooklyn,
Died al ten O'CLOCK last night A. the Long sant Col.
lsge Hospital from the effects OF injprcs which she
received by being thrown out OF second story win-
iow Dy her husband lPatrickl wook ago yesterday.
The husband oil deceased. II VIII be remembered,
camo nome intoxicated, and beng unable enter hts
apartments, forced open tue door. He then ss,z-d
has wife and threw her out OF the window. Mrs
Riley struck violently ON the pavement, ana received
compound fracture OF the skull besides intorn1
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LYNCHING BY NEGROES.

BouLrr, La, Sept 10, 1885,
Adifdculty occurred last night In ths store o
Chsncset Chalk at st. Charles Court House. between
Charlie Baptste tcoiored) and Mr.. vslcour 81 Martin
ex-Depu,y Sheriff and son OF n. o. ST. Martin District
Attorney pro tesa, which resulted IN Bap,iste being
stabbed and instantly killed by st. Martin Tho latter
was lodged Ia jan. During the night mob OF from
one hundred to two hundred coiored people broke
open The JAIL and taking the prisoner tbereirom ria-
died HIM win bullets, the contents 1t s supposed. Of
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

James 0Nsrs, thirteen years OF age fcfi from The
root Of tue Ave Story d~.ing No. 146 Baxter street.
yesterday, sDd wss seriously inJufed.
Richard Crowley, thirteen years OF age, feiI ysster.
day from iourtb story window 81 No Ill East lfpr
street and WAS badly injured about The head
~ Is feared he vill not recover
william Berry OF Na IL Monroe street. fell into the
hold OF the sntp Cleopatra at pier No. 1d East River
Yesterday, and was removed 10 the New YORK Hospi-
tai suffering from cussfon Of tue brain.
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NOT SMOTHERED.

An inquest In the case Of the infant child OF Mrs
Juls schupkc of No 1O2 Twenty first street, Brook.
Iyn, thought to hsvo been smotbsrcd by its molper
was held by Coroner simms, OF that city, yesterday
Tho verdict OF the Jury to tho effect that dea
resulted IRON copvuisons. caused by gastric irrita-
tion oil the stomach. Mrs Scbupke, who was ar.
rested. was thsreu pom disch arged.
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TAINTED IN COURT.

Lena Hcldt, young German woman, who had ieit
her husband, because II Is said, OF his intempef,ts
habits, became q servant in tho family OF Mr. B.
FRET. proprietor OF the Newark Fyei zeitmgg, on
Thursday last Yesterday afternoon her husband
called the house OF her new employer created
disturbsnce, Tor whicn ne arrested asd held on
a charge OF disorderly conduct HIS wife, wheu
about 10 make charge against him In tho crowded
court room, iantec and ON her recovery refused 70
enter a complaint Her maiden name sho refused to
give and u II believed that sne Is her husbands
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LOVE AND MURDER.

WoRcEsrER, Masl, Sept. Is, 1873.
Iihsm Lewis, negro. lately became infatuated With
Miss Hannah Courtney, aged nineteen years. and be.
she repelied hts advances laid In wait for her
last evening and cut hor tnrost with knife ssverpx
an ertory. Miss Courtney VIII probably die. Lewis
escaped, but was arrested at Barre this afternoon.
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NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

The twsstioth annual exn,biMen OF The New srsey
State Agricultural socisty opens at waverIy, near
Newark, to-day. Taers will be Rotting on tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, aud a Virginia
tournament Tor cash prizes September 90 fhc
a,spisy OF blooded cattle. iruit aud poultry will he
very large There are over shousan I'd entries al
rsady Amos Clark, JL, the repobIcaa csndidats tor
Congress IRON the Third district, ~ president OF tho
society, ana tee grounds ATE great gathering place
tor Jersey politicians.
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thENApA COMING TO LIFE AGAIN-sroREs
TO DE OPENED ro-DAY--oNLr TWO DEATHS
YESTERDAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GRENADA. Miss, sept Is, 1878.
This 10 a beautiful sabbath day. Sittipg alone In
ny room. with the tnkiing OF the COW bells iust back
ei the house, makes u hard to realize that
there 10 20 much OF sorrow ana despair
within the limits Of this really pretty village and
1ed alone only knows how much is vet 10 come
Tomorrow some OF the convsls sscent ssorek cspsrs
viii o7sn out therso Tor sale Now, n a buis Of
cotton were 20 come In and bo exposed tue square
business might revive TO smsl. extent su diceut 10
givs hsart to lew OF those who remain mere and
perhaps induce others TO return Evidently the lever
must soon be exhausted here. There wore only tvo
deaths 10. DAY und Two new cases
An agent Of the railroad company who arrived here
this morning IRON Nsw orleans to axe charge Of the
railroad once, alter viewing the 'seasion ooneluded
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suDDrN DECREASE IN DEATHS AND NEW CASES

BUDDEN DECREASE IN DEATHS AND NEW CASES
ExBAusTING ITSELF.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
vTcXsBURG. Miss, Sept. Is. 1878.
There Is q decrease to-day both the number Of
nsw cases and deaths. Among tho latter are:-- -.
q. N. NORTH Chspnan.
Katie Eronte. I. II. W. Rgby
Philip Hoggatt. Anthony Blake
Mary E. Boswell Jonn Augustine.
Edward Ryan. Lulu Green.
There were also nne colorsd persons buried. The
phy ysicaps met to-day and resolved that hereafter
oil cases shall be reported. Indications 1t present
point - furtber decrease IN tho death rate, and
hopes are entertained IN 1t the disease 10 gradually
pxbausting itself here.
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HICKMAN, KY, IN A SAD PREpIcANENT-n'
CASKS At MARTINS, TENN.
(BY rELEoRAPH TO The HERALD
HICKMAN, KY,

HICKMAN, KY,
Via PADUcAu JUNCTION. Sept. l5 1878
wcArs stii tine valley OF the shadow OF death
The passage 'sover the dark rivcr'' 10 made by
the Dozens The living shudasr they hear Of tho
successive deaths OF we'll known persons. From q
shudder they pass to chiE ana then the raging
fever marks them As nexs Victims and they are 70.
corded Of the stricken only 20 speedily pass away
The fearful fate OF Grspada stands appalling pic
ture. OF wboh own tswn Is daily becomin rug fac
simtie.
We have had twelve deaths within tile past twenty.
four hours and eight William Barnes and
". 6. wflliams are among tho desd.s Ten mere per.
sons are now In dying condition nd viii largely in
crease the morsuary rspers for tanssrsw. Thres of
the new cases are white and Avc black Thomas
Slower, the express AGENT Is better Edgar Bayliss,
young man Of prominence and refugee at Gard
Her's Station, from Hick man, died on Friday.
ei Commtss, Is complaining, and Will, in all iroba-
blny, be dswn by tomorrow. He Is worn or with
fatigue. T-sS.s
Al Martins. Tenn, the fever rcappeared In four
Ono OF them ID Miss Miller, who expected
to dia by the morning. t-1 .crt
Williams. the Memphis refugee nurse, who arriyed
At Stevenson, Ala, last Friday, 10 ana cannot
recover "'7N'
Drs Cellstt and Prathsr are very low. The ex-
once closed to-day, oil agcuts ccciining TO
tsks the position vacated account OF Siovers ill.,
Arrang smenss have been made, however to
send In supplies .
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DIPHTHERlA IN PASSAIC.

Diphthsria prevails IN Psssaic, n. j., to a consder.
abis and several deaths have occurred wtnin
the past week. Its DO not last loog after con-
tracing tno disease. Tue question oi closing tho pup.
lie schools for q brief season Is to be discussed
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MORE PATIENTS AT CAIRO, ILL.,, WHO ARE
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE.
CAIRO, H., Sept. is. 1878.
bsy from Kentucky, who arrived hcre SICK on
Wednesday, died to-day with symptoms OF yellow
fever Five employees OF the Bulletin ofhcs y no we're
taken sick Friday, are very low With the
symptoms rs those Who died on Thursday. One 10 10
the hospital here ard The Others are a. Mound City.
There are NO other cases ners
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

MORE HOPEFUL FEELING Ar HOLLY spRINos-
TWO HUNDRED STILL siCK-LIsr OF CON.
vAIEsozErs-
HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss, Sept IS, 1873
This evening Mrs. Laborac, Quo OF our most faith
Ial and ut present nursing r. Q. Purkins the
express agent Who so heroicaliy volunteered
she place st L. b. MosUy, VINO deserted his post re-
ported to-day that hor patient had been robbed
money BY an assistant nurse named :. Thomas
Of Martin, renD., and that tho excitement resulting
from this act was likely TO a relapse. Thomas
has been arrestsd. and the money, which he at
tempted 10 swallow, has been recovered lie is nov
in jail
Tho following are coDvaisscng, the doctors
Seror:-Gencral W. 5. Heathsrstone, How.
ard Falconer, Revs. Craig and Miller. Dan
Vel Oliver, wife and daughter Annie; Mss
Lcidy snc Eugene Ledy. OF Memphis; Mrs. Wolfe.
Henry and Fanny For. Mrs. J. G. Walker,
Drs Dany, Daniel and McKe; Judge wanc,
Mr.. end Mrs. Nabers, Dr. sssur, OF Nov
Orleans. r. c. Perkins, the hero who came to our
rescue; william Bf.nson, Mrs. Clark Brewer tour
willie Lake, samuel Caldwell Ennis lprinror. ,
Mrs. MaIsis and son, Mr.. aud Mra. Knapp.
dsaihs to-day and nue cases. The names viii
bc given ,o.morrow the wire: are nov crowded.
ssrsph operator, amer every attsniion
VIC could s,vs. disd a. his pos.
whi,e the brave, the true aud the good are
rcspectss. Your correspondent met him the day
No BY deserted his post aud Cayce said My fe and
al can do Is at The disposal oi the suffering people OF
Holly Springa" The telegraph company have noble
martyrs, bot mono truer selfish than Ben
Csycc, Peace TO hts ashes, and may spring time ind
W. J. L. HOLLAND;
Chairman OF ReIsf Committee.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
ADDITIONAL AID.


Eloquent appeals were made in all the Catholic
churches Of the diocese OF Brooklyn yesterday 10 con-
tribute Sunday next toward the relief OF tho yc-
low fever sufferers Bishop Loughlin mas set apart
that day for general collection ana tho priests anti
cipatesa generous response.
Under tho auspices OF tho German societies OF
Williamsburg festival for the bcneft or The yesw
fever sunerors was held yesterday in Myrtle Avenue
aud High Ground psHka The use OF the ground. with
sverythiug wNhn tho enclosure for the
and amusement OF the guests, was donated. The
several brewerics In the city gave In the aggregate
230 kegs OF beer. This ssld by the keg societies
at 81, the ordinary Wholesale pr7ce being s..
Among maDy othor devces 10 raaz0 money was the
disposai OF 500 worth Of donated by
J. c. Hacker. At tho booth where those sold a
Prussian band with cymbals ana other noisy tnstru.
mens, attracted the crowd 10 tho SALE II said
about 5000 rcazod this source alone. Fully
ten thousand persons were the grounds during tho
day, AMI as there was no FREQ list even tho members
OF the societies having tho festival In charge
compelled 10 purchase their tickets, the fluid from
tnis sonrcs must have reached nearly Sc. 600 Alto
geiher IL is estimated that fully S. 900 was raised.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
QUARANTINE.

Three sailing vessels arrived yesterday and the day
previous from injected West India ports. They were
the British bark Spanksr, Captain Whitehall. from
cisnfusgos; tho British brig James A. Stewart, Cap
tain Kerr, from Havana, and the schooner F. l.. Mu
ford, Captain Shaw, from tho ssmo port They all
loaded With sugar, and came to anchor IN Lower
Quarantine, where they were boarded by the Health
Ocer at that station. No OF yellow lever were
reported on board, and when properly iumgated the
vessels viii proceed TO the Upper Quarantine grounds
and discharge their cargoee.
The surroundings OF QuaPapti3e are now IN q more
heaithful condition than Tor any tmo past The ar
rivals from New Orleans are few and the precnu-
tons taken to prevent the s Tho germs
Of tho disease from that quarter ample, that DR..
Vspderpoel does not look for further trouble
that unfortunate section. But for tho Hstowawayo
case d the steamer Hutchinson, few days ago. In
all proba oty tnat vessel would not have been visited
BY the low c:ses heretofore reported rs having occur
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NEW ORLEANS IMPROVING.
Slight Increase in Cases at.
Hickman, KY.
VICKSBURG BETTER.
Plans for Destroying the Disease
at Memphis.
[sx rzLzeRArH TO THE HERALD. ]

lBx TxLEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New OKIxAys. Sept i5. 1878.
The number Of new of yellow fever reported
In tho past twsnsyfou hours by the Board OF Health
is l4s; BY the Howards, 800; BY tho Young Mems
Christian Association, 81; sota 6So-a decrease OF 90
since yesterday. Sixy-sx Of tho Howard cases. am
informed, are old cases not before reported.
cHARACrERIsTpcs
The disease, been stated befo:c Is never con-
sistent with ITSELF II 10 only constant IN nevor
holding to fashion, and in this IL is quite A.
tickle any young girl Ohcnumes It Ia most vto
lent st the early stages OF its wrath, and quite
often worse will come At the end. Tho last, it Is
held, viii be the humor this year. Physicians VINO
found their cases easily managed at the 6er7nnnE OF
lilo epidemic tell me they new hnd themselves wor-
risd, bsHisd, conquered Such 10 the condition OF
anArs a. the present tme as have II from the best
medical authority. This lever too, whesher yellow
fever or not ami II understand in the lower cresls
districts macy contend il not yellow fevsr-often
makes NO Distinction betwesu the native and
forsgseI One tuing certain, native born. citizens
who have besn here all their lives are now lying sick
. sAd dying from It. know QUO anily which has nov
four down, every member OF it with single sxcep-
tion. One Of these very Ill, high fevsr running
continually for Eve day before finally subducd.
MrRUDYxr CoSvALKsCBNrs
The reappearancs OF old cases in tho shape OF
lapses 10 now far too common. That the fsvor put
new constitution into all Il does not kill be
generally accredited, but the recovered do aot seem
10 rssiize this 10 like born infant
very weak tender for long whlo after It's advent
and TO be treated with all possible confederation.
NOV. far from taking this care Of himself the
subject, be had not been able 10 indulge 10 any i'm
prudence about u house, thanks the v,gilant
eyes OF watchful nurses anu dear trends. goes 10
nursing others as soon AZ he gets out OF IT,
when utterly unh. for theatask The consequences,
which arc always sure follow, may be easily fore
Many such cases have occurred this year. Ona
and very remxr kablc ono, was among tho dfst
Of yellow fever in the present sickness relapse
took place only lew days ago and tho patient o,e1
with black vomit
BURIAL CAPTAIN FOWLER.
The Grand Army Of tho Republic buried yesterday
Henry W. Fowler, late captain In sho Fifteenth New
Jersey volunteers. Az ths sime Of his death he
superintendent OF the ChalnetSe Cemetery. He fell
o. the post OF duty brave ana good man. Every
thing thst medical skill cousd do dsne
lie, bot without avail, ana he sleeps calmly In
the beautiful cemetery winch for years bscn hts
constant Care- .'.t.-.+.---..
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% hand and those likely to come. We are In
great neca OF money, beef extract, &c.