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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

A VIGOROUS POLICY SAID TO BE CONTEMPLATED
BY THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO BE FOL
LOWED AND PUNISHED ON MEXICAN SOIL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The National Republican
continues its Mexican war editorials, and will print
tomorrow the following the settled policy OF the
Administration:
The assertion ia po,itiye and authoritative that the
Administration has settled upon the following policy as
regards the Rio Grande border difficulties with Mexico
First-The raiders are to be pursued with increased
yieor wGen they retreat TO Mexican soil after having
committed depredatODs against American citzehs on
the north bank OF the river, and punished II caught
Each successive pursuit to vigorous and ag-
gressve and the number OF troops engaged III these p
suing sOrlies viii be increased from time TO time
SecOnd-Tne commanding officer OF the pursuing
columns will not seek conflict with the Mexican regu-
lar forces hut will avoid one II such forces interfere
TO prevent the object of the sOrues. He will, In the
event of such opposition, overcome 10 u possDle anu
having exhausted all reasonable measures 20 ac-
c0mpsh the capture and punishment Of The marauders,
return the American bank OF the river without delay
forces he permitted to exceed instructions and
while on Mexican soil they will strictly contne them
selves TO the single object OF their eXpedltlOn Inc ut
most win he taken TO give 10 offence or cause OF
complaint the Mexican authorities or people, except
that which may follow from the faithful ana elrcum-
spcct execution Of their duties. $1,000, ,,,..,
IOiTh-NO offence - hereby intended 70 tue meAlcal
Government, the design OF the United states DcIng
simply and plainly to punish the band on depeuutoIs
upon the rights, property ana lives OF Us citizens,
FVh-No thing that may occur on the south Danh Oi
the Rio Grande, as the result OF inc efeeut,,o5n
ninistrati0n as an immediate cause OF war between
the countries; but II Mexican regular
measures a casus belli will be construed thorefrom
the subsequent measures will be governed accord
iugly. -, -, ---...,
Sirlb-When Congress reasscmbea In December next,
the complete history OF the raids by these mhIhuues
upon American soil since 1865, the date OF the ast e
Element between the two Governments VIII Do hld
before that body for its action a. -
While these points arc by no means a literal iran
script OF the order recently sent to General oIdhe com
embrace their spirit and effect The Presidents next
annual message will include an epitome OF the history
referred To- aud the report Of the secre-
tary OF war will embrace the details thereof.
IN IA believed that TINS policy vigorous
enough to meet the demands and approval OF the GILL
zeus OF Texas, who the immediate sufferers from
these difficulties and that at the same time it WIZ re-
eye the Administration from the responsibility OF IN
curing bCigerent results until Congress sha nave had
time 10 deliberate upon the matter ana take the re
sponsibility OF further proceedings But II IA hoped
meanwhile that these vigorous measures VIII nave the
effect 10 abae ali cause Of complaint M the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
TELeGRAPHIo NOTES.

ITHACA. N. Y, Aug. 21.-The New York State Fire
mems Association elected Ocer this afternoon for the en-
s,,ing r. N OF Jamestown chosen preol
dent and o. X. Crane OF Canandaiga first vcepresdenI
PROVIDENCE, h. l., Aug 2l.-Applieatiop was
made today 70 Supreme Court by the Special BaLk Com
nons fr temporary Injunction against the warwick In
stnfon foo Savings Tho Impairment OF the resources VIII
probably not exceed per cent
pRoyipESCE, r. l., Aug. 21.-The steamer NJ
Marin arrived from Albany via Newport this morning with
the Washington Contlnensls OF ALBANY Ing company
by MAYOR boyle They afterHard went 70 Bristol
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 21.-The case of K. McCieaeh
ainsf B oliver Co for failure 70 deliver wheat sold on
July opion been before the board Of o. me
poar 81 80 70 be the market price on uy d. Asss
Oliver Z 90 viii the case 70 the Court OF AppeAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
GRIMES AND CAsUALT1Es-BY TELEGRAPH

GREENWICH Conn, Aug. 21.--F PauZeter age
tUenythres waiter the Morton House, drowned on
lie beach morning The body has not yet been reoov
cred
BosToN Aug 21.-Captain Jacob c. Holme, who
was Recently confined IN aunatc asylum on complaint made
by hs family discharged to-day BY the Supreme Judicial
Court
MICHIGAN CITY Ind. Aug. 21.-rwo boys and two
Oirs children Jacob Stehel and Fred bchnauk, wero
drowned while bathing in Lake Michigan near here last
evening.
Troy, N Y, Aug 21.-Richard Shannon, who muir
dered Rice, at Waterford on Monday this
morning hanged himself his cell In Baston jail with STRIP
OF his bedqult
PoUGaKEEPsIE N. Y, Aug 21.-JOseph Chapman,
NJ ChanninRye Duchess Co. cut his throat while under
Temporary alteration OF mind and VIII die he was Sky
years age and unmarried
Albany. N. Y, Aug. 21.-At o fire in Emanuel
Mokels portrait studio Statest this morning Nickel was
badly the hands, face and neck The nre was
caused by Vsrnish boiling over
CAMDEN, N. j., Aug. 21.-Edward Murphy, alias
Maker" Murphy Henry Walters most desperate char
aeteE lWbe with four others broke jail az Camden N -
about month ago. caught In Philadelphia this morning
MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Aug. 21.-Mrs. Van Kirk, the
ie Of Nelson Kirk formerly prominent man
and wheat dealer Of thie city, committed suicide ihe
chorOOrm last evening Severe business Oh heE
band supposed 70 have affected her nina
WEsTPIELD, N. j., Aug. 21.-Yesterday morning
Mt Joseph Pratt who keeps grocery store 10 Westvs
loaoesier Co. N j. awakened BY noise At side win;
sstnR deberate aim him twice He was secured ana
eave the name Robert Allen, AtanR that ne Deongea H
Delaware It thought he cannot i've he mas been ooseo
In iau IN Woodbury..
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ALARMING INCREASE AT MEMPHIS.
TWELVE DEATHS AND FIFTY Nrw cAsEs-rnE NE

TWELVE DEATHS AND fifty NEW CAsbS-IhE NJ
GROEs ACTING MODIFY.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 21.-HOpes were entertained
yesterday from the decrease in the number of new
cases and deaths that the fever was abatng, but
they were dispelled to-day by an increase of over
one hundred per cent both in the number of deaths
and new cases. there being twelve of the former and
fifty Of the latter reported for the twenty-four
hours ending at o p. m. The work Of
caring for the sick is being bravely carried
on by relief organizations. and families are being
removed to the country from all parts of the city
by the citizens committee, portion of the city
is now exempt from the fever, cases being reported
to-day from all parts of the city. A number of
colored people are sick. Aid continues 10 reach us
from ali parts Of the country apd is much needed.
DestitutiOn-and suffering are increasing with the
spread Of the fever. William Walsh, president
sends an appeal 10 members OF sister or
carnations for relief and ID. y. Goodyear
ID. G.. NJ of the Ancient Order Of United Work
men, sends the following to all member Of the Order
Distress and want stare our brothers and families
IN the face. Any aid thankfully received"
Selma, Ala, has quarantined against the Memphis
mails and the river mails were stopped to-day
The coored population which is now largely in the
majority, is acting we'll and heartily cooperating
with the whites. A meeting has been called by
the prominent cOlOred men for the purpose
of organizing TO assist the whites in relieving
distress and guarding property which people IN the
panic of last week left unguarded Among the most
efficient policemen now are several negroes. Inc
appearance Of the sky tonight indicates rain which
Is much dreaded, as wet weather would increase the
spread of the fever and lessen the chances OF the
recovery OF those now sick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A HOTEL FOR sOUHERNEls.
wAsunoroS, wednesday, Aug. 81, 1873,

WASHINGTON, wednesday, Aug 81 1870
Several prominent gentlemen from the
South and Southwest here negotiating for the lease
of the Metropolitan Wizards Hotel, for tho pur-
pose OF opening a hotel. TO be the headquar-
ters for southern people. The hotel VIII be
under the management Of Colonel l.. H. Fitzbughi late
DOorkeepcr OF the House Of Representatives, aud for
many years manager OF the hotel nc Crab Orchard
Syringe Kentucky, and the Fitzhugh House, Austin,
Texas IL is expected that the hotel selected will DC
opened by the time OF the meeting Of Congress-
ALLEGATION FOR RED CLOUDS BAND.
The commission which was sent to the In
dian country several weeks since for the purpose OF So
lecting new location Red Cloud and his band and
inducing 20 assent 70 change, have returned and
will make report TO the Secretary Of the Interior To-
morrow. The commission seems TO have met with
only indifferent success They ireuotanty yielded 10
Red Clouds opportunities, and left him at Wounded
Knee on the White River $50 miles from the Missouri,
although the location IL very difficult 10 reach with
supplies Is near the territory OF the hOses, and s one
to the selection Of which the Department was strenu-
Ously opposed.
AN OFFICE FOR MOsBY.
Ex-Guerilla Colonel John S. Mosby has to-
day been appointed United States Consul TO Canton,
China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE PULLMAN COMPANIES LOSSES

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-It having been stated
I'm special dispatches published iu Boston and other
Eastern papers that later developments increased the
loss to the palace car company through Charles W.
Ange the missing secretary inquiry has been made OF
Mr. George NJ. Pullman which proves such statements
10 be incorrect Mr.. Pullman says: IL is case OF
robbery not dealcation The most OF the amount say
$4,000, taken after my departure FOR Europe ana
be has probably ut least that amount with him now.
The balance say $4,000 of own bonds, appears TO
been taken from the vault here since last April II our
efforts 20 apprehend him prove successful have faith
that we will recover a large portion OF the amount
taken There is truth IN the report that Mr. Angel
was ever a defaulter to the company before"
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organize National American Bar Association and that
committee OF nine be appointed by the chair 10 frame
an appropriate constitution and bylaws.
An adjournment was taken until 8 o'clock TO allo"
the committee time 20 prepare its report The com
mttee composed OF Carleton Hunt, OF New
Orleans s. E. Baldwin, OF New-Haven Henry Hitch
cock. Of ST. Louis; E. j. Phelps OF Burlington, j. s. Pr
tle Louisville; Henry Smith, Albany Rufus King, Gin
cinnau; William CASTOR, Boston and Henry GTeen'
EastOn.
Finally E. F. Billiard OF Saratoga; ]. II. Ashton, Of
Washington r. g. Taylor Of Indiana; A. G. keaspeyI OF
Newark, and Charles b. Andrews, OF Litehheld, Conn
appointed p committee report additional mem
beers Of the conference from the lawyers now present III
Eara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
A VESSEL HELD ON SUSPICION.

The schooner Ida Lawrence arrived yester-
day from sagna La Grande with cargo OF sugar to
Moses Taylor. During the voyage the captain
and three seamen were taken sick and died.
but the second mate and steward who also
were taken Sick recovered The Ida Lawrence hailed
from pbiladelpha where Captain Alpheus Barrett, her
eommander belonged After tho death Of Captain Bar
rett which occurred on August 16 his son bought the
vessel and crew detained at quarantine but 1t Ia ex
pected that the Captain Barrett VIII come up TO
49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
NO FEARS OF YELLOW FEVER IN BROOKLYN

DR.. Crane, president of the Brooklyn Health
Board is giving especial to the sanitary condition
OF the city since the yellow fever panic. He said yeser
day that he did any spread OF the disease The
schooner Lucy wheatley Captain Wyie, from Savannah
with lumber, reported as unloading at the foot OF
Tventeth-st, South Brooklyn without having secured
a proper pass from Quarantine. AS the captain was
absent and the mate could show pass, Sanitary SUI
nernteudent Raymond ordered her out In the stream
400 wards from shore after relOadng the discharged
lumber Word was sent to DIR. VanderpOel at Quaran-
tine TO know whether the schooner had cleared properly
The captaln subse lueny stated that he bad had pei
nit which was left with the cOnsignees in New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE FEVER IN OTHER MISSISSIPPI TOWNS.
CITIZENS LEAVING THEIR HOMEs-NINE CASES AT
CANTON. AND FOUR DEATHS AT FORT GIBSON.

CITIZENS LEAHlNu MIN lO1''9 - 800,
CANTON, AND FOUR DEATHS AT FORT GIBSON.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE.l
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 21.-The fever is reported
at Byram aud Terry. All towns near here are al
most totally deserted. The fever has about run its
course in Grenada. There are nine cases at Canton
with three deaths. The capital. is perfectly free
from fever. Governor Stone has returned.
Colonel f. II. Strout one of the propriotors of the
Ocean Springs Hotel died on the morning of August
10 Of yellow fever. There are now two cases at the
hotel. The excitement there was intense at first,
hut has Gained down some. The town has been en-
Seyenty-ive cases of yellow fever up to date,
and four deaths have been reported at Port Gibson
The Mas0ns Of Louisiana have sent unexpected
and unsolicited contributions OF 700 to their dis
tressed brethren in Mississippi.
family of seven has been stricken down with
yellow fever four miles from Summit. There were
two deaths to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

W. b. Grubbs, OF Grubbs, Austin Berry. OF Memphis,
Tenn received telegram from Mayor Flippn, request
ing him his influence in securing aid for the yellow
fever sufferers Of Memphis The result Of his labors in
this city was that he obtained S1,975 Any further
gifts may be SEM to the OF Naumburg, Kraus, Lauer
& Co., No 462 Broadway. The following gifts were
transmitted by telegraph to the Mayor Of Memphis:
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NO ABATEMENT AT GRENADA.
THE NEGROES DROPPING DOWN LIKE SHEEP.
LILY rELEGRArH TO LIE TRmUNE.l

lBr 1ELEGhAfh 10 HE llubONh'l
GRENADA Miss, Aug. 2l.-Ihere have been
ninety-two deaths from yellow fever up to date.
The negroes are dropping down like sheep, and will
not help each other. There were seven deaths from
10 o'clock last nj ht up TO to-day Mrs. john
son. one of the Howard's nurses, is SICK She had
evidently over exerted herself III the care of her
charges.
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THE DEATH RATE At NEw-ORLEANs.

THE PHYSICIANS ESTIMATE IT AT TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT OF THE sIcK-ALL THE CASES NOR
REPORTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDUEE.l
NEw-ORLEANs Aug 21.-To-day reporter visited
a number of prominent physicians, with a view of
learning the percentage of mortality from yellow
fever among their patients, and thus arrive at the
general percentage of deaths throughout the city.
According to the published reports of the Board
of HEALTH the deaths are about 80 per cent of tho
sick, which is largely in of the actual pro-
portion. This is evident when it is shown that
while the number of deaths is known, the number
of persons sick with the fever is not. All the
Of fever are not reported to the authorities. This
is due partly to the failure of physicians to make
a report, and partly to the fact that some Of the
cases are without medical attention.
The physicians questioned on the subject to-day
agreed in saying that the reported percentage of
deaths is too large, but were reticenct to the
percentage of deaths among their own patients.
They agreed, however in estimating it at not more
than % per cent.
Selma has quarantned against New Orleans, ana
the mails for that city are withheld. Vicksburg
has removed the imbaTgo against all mails from in
feced districts and the mails from this city will be
sent by way of Jackson.
PORT EADs, La, Aug 21.-At Port Eads five new
cases have been reported since yesterday morning.
There were no deaths
OVER ONE HUNDRED NEW CASES YESTERDAY.
IGENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHI
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 21.--TO-day's yellow fever
reports show 107 new cases, and forty deaths. The
death list includes Governor Pascal NJ. Hernandez
of San Luis Potosi, Mexico; Colonel Fred H.
StrOut Major j. T.. Austin, Walter TaTant, and
Lewis AlCuse-the latter mt Bay st. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
THE SOUTHERN PESTILENCE.

THE NUMBER OF NEW CASES INCREASING.
THE CoLoRED PEOPLE SUFFERING IN GRENADA
NEED OF NURsEs-LARGE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The yellow fever is spreading in Memphis,
Vicksburg and New-0rleans, and in several
Mississippi towns At Grenada, the cOlOred
people are said to be dropping down
like Sheep Nurses are needed in many
towns. Subscriptions have been raised in
many cities. Over $4,000 were collected in
this city Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
A CALL FOR NURSES.

NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 2l.-The Howard Associa-
ton has received the following telegram from
Grenada:
Relief Committee send for twenty nurses. did not
want 10 oyercrowd you. They want Howard nurses
Ii. L. ANDERSON.
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the Howard Association Of Memphis. and SIOO 10
Grenada, Miss. The Hebrew Young Mems Literary
Association has also raised 5000 for the same p
pose and has appointed committee to solicit addi-
tional subscriptions. The Merchants Exchange ana
the Cotton Exchange have issued circulars emphaucay
declaring that Notwithstanding reports TO the contrary
yellow fever does not exist here that DO case OF tne
disease known 10 be contracted mere anu tt
people from any part OF the country can WISH e LOUIS
with impunity. They admit that three or TOUR cases
were brought from the South, but no original case M
occurred here lie II believed possible That any can
occur ~,
vote will he taken next Wednesday on proposition
TO donate 81 600 the funds the Exchange 10 the
same object.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Aug. 21.-In answer to an appear
from the Howard Association at Vicksburg, Miss the
Board of Trade Of this city to-day unanimously adopted
q resolution appropriating $500 to be distributed
among the sufferers. The secretary OF the board was
also directed to prepare petition for circulation among
the members for subscriptions 70 this fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
TILE FrrNERAL OF q. vINING BOWERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21.-The funeral OF
ceoryo Winning Bowers the actor who died in New-York
on sunday last took place to-day from the residence Of
hs sster and was attended by number OF friends, In
cluding members OF the theatrical profession Inc re-
mains were inferred at Odd Fellows Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
The following private dispatch from Grenada,

Miss, was recelyed IN thls Guy yesIeIuay'
Times here are awful Fever rs bad as ever Send
money by express TO- pay and bury the dead
Yours oil well 80 far can learn. The following per
sons have lust died Mrs. j. f. Hughes, Miss Maria
Mole the Bishops daughter; Dr. wilkins aud Mrs. X.
Cofnnan. Miss Kate Coffman died yesterday twelve
others also ded yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22
GENEROUS GIFTS FOR THE SUFFERERS.

RESIDENTS AND s0J0URNERS IN NEW-fORk SENT
$6,919 40 YESTERDAY TO VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE SOUTH.
1t was advertised that meeting of mer-
chants and residents OF Memphis would be held at the
st. Nicholas Hotel yesterday devise measures for the
relief Of tine sufferers from yellow fever. b. Lowen-
sten Of b. Lowenstein Brothers, Of the signers OF
the call for the meeting said yesterday that it had been
deemed best not TO hold any meeting until they had
been authorized to act by the Mayor of Memphis, the
officers OF the Howard Association and other benevolent
societies OF the city, They had elegraphed, Mr. Lowen-
stem sad for authority from these persons to act and
when answers they would go quietly to work col
lectng all the money they could. There would be no
formal meeting that would engage more persons In
the cause than could work together advantageously
Mayor Ely yesterday addressed a communication TO
8. d. BabcOck, requesting him, as president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. to have committee OF mer-
chants appointed TO solicit contributions and distribute
them among the various infected localities Of the South
The Mayor received yesterday the following BIts'
Amounting in all TO Sl,S7T 20.
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THE FEVER SPREADING IN vICKsBURG.
TWENTY-FIVE DEATHS YESTERDAY. AND FIFTY NEW
CASES.


TWENTY-FIVE DEATHS YESTERDAY. AND FIFTY NEW
CASES.
YIcKsBURG, Miss, Aug. 21.-There are estimates
of fifty new cases OF yellow fever here during the
past twenty-four hours, and twenty-four deaths,
TWENTY-FIVE of them from yellow fever. The appeals
Of tbe Howard Association and Masonic orders for
relief arc being responded to from all directions
SUBSCRIPTIONS FROM WESTERN CITIES.
CHICAGO RAISES OVER ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUN
DRIED DoLLARs-RELIEF FROM ST. LOUIS AND
CLEVELAND.
CHICAGO, Aug 21.-There has been no gen.
era effort 70 raise money here for the yellow foyer su
ferers in the Southern cities. st. James's Church has
contributed SlGO for Grenada. The real estate men
have sent 800 Louis Tapietra, formerly OF hew'Or
Ieans has sent $500, Potter Palmer $500, and tho
Yming Mems Christian Association has received aud
Forwarded a considerable sum. Mr.. David Ferguson
nresdent OF tho Clearing House, received dspatoh
ths mOrnng from T. r. Roach treasurer OF the Howard
Association at Yioksburg, asking for AID MI Ferguson
inmediatay Instructed Mr. Roach 10 draw on hln Tor
sSoo and haa since secured $3.50 by subscription.
nher Of other subscriptions have been undo ana sent
aonth and number OF laass voluntarily offered their
SERVICES for the infected districts, and Will start az
onOe.
ST. LOUIS Aug gI-The live stock dealers OF thS city
have made up fund OF $500 for the benefit OF the vel
low fever sufferers In the South 5000 OF which will be
sent to the Howard Association Of NeworieanS WOO 70
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The members OF the Fur and Wool Hat Manufacurers
Association. No. so Greene-st, subscribed 1928 for
file sufferers by yellow fever In Memphis The follow.
Ing Gifts have been received by Robert f. Gardner the
secretary those who are not members Of tho
eiaton and the money has been placed subject To sight
drafts OF the Howard Associations" or Memphis and
New. Orleans 1910 each
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THE PRESIDENTS FRIENDS.
A QUIET MEETING AT SARATOGA.
+. STATE CONVENTION URGED-ALL BITTER FEELING

KEPT OUT OF SIGHT
The conference of Administration Republi-
Fans 40 Saratoga yesterday was attended by
about forty well-knOwn gentlemen. No bitter
sneeches were made, but desire for State
convention this year was strongly urged.
resolutions to that effect were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-22

The members OF The COTTON EXchhnge cOntrlDuLeu yes
terday over l00 for the benefit OF the yellow fever
suerers at Vcksburg Miss It Is expected the amount
viii be increased considerably to-day,
CAPTAIN Thomas Pnckney and Colonel ). G.. NJ. Buff
raoe agents OF the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Rail-
yesterday received the following contributions for
he Pelief OF the people Of Grenada, Miss:
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from each Judicial District be appointed by choice
10 promote the objects of these resolutions.
RITTEp cpurcuuc M.nu