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RELIEF NOTES.

YORK, Penn, Aug. 30.-A. B. Farquhar, of
the PENNSYLVANIA Agricultural Works has collected
1912 for the yellow fever sufferers, and The Erening
Dispatch SIT. One hundred dollars were sent to New
orleans and 500 TO Memphis. concert will be given
Monday night TO raise funds.
PTrTsBURG Penn, Aug. 30.-Active measures for the
relief Of the yellow fever sufferers continue in this city
The merchants have organized and expect to begin ship
ping consigments OF Gour groceries and produce 10
Southern cities tonight The Pan Handle Railroad
authorities will carry all such cOnsignments free Of charge
At joint meeting Of knights Tempar last evening the
three communicates each unanimously agreed TO for
ward 800 to the fraternity IN the South Tonight
vocal and instrumental benefit concert was given.
Seven hundred dollars telegraphed South to-day
by the General Relief Committee.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 30.-Howes London Circus gave
exhibition here this morning for the benefit OF the
yellow fe-er sufferers over SOC was realized.
CHAR osuS, c., Aug. 80 L. City Government
has approx ated $1,000 for yellow fever sufferers
The Hbernfan Society apr -op ia"d 5000 for the
destitute Irish in Memphis. The Char Der OF Commerce
appointed committees 20 systematically canvass tn
city Tor individual subscriptions. To Charleston
physicians have volunteered, and VIII start Tor Memphis
tonight.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. 3O.-Dr. L. r. Easley and
twenty-five left here for Memphis Today. They
by the Howard Association OF this city over
$4,000 has besn raised here for the Memphis sufferers
MERIDEN Conn.,. Aug. 3O.-After raising s9,500 for
the sufferers by the tornado at Wangford Meriden has
raised 500 by 81 subscriptions for the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers at the South. The money was
placed in the hands OF Mayor Lines to-day.
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oussre. Aug. 80 The Clyds.but 9oysrnment
- .rttn ffdf Ilffq feffntit Nffftel Feat - hfNh
~ IA IL sl|filaa ~ 4Hsn ahs cusi fll9eoe
A,a.sV. AIS. Hp The Hteie iloani ui lqualisa
tiss sn ani kfff Hepiartef AZ " etl,is :, ~ ..ss
l.|HHIifs uli D. fIftA a htalMA ~ ~" h'-ft-' -
FsiHaiIaas - teIf.
puuHsatasb. Ma, Aug 90 lhi, morning while
-. 49, Hahs4 snd liualan hiaf hlaitn hlth fINni
$3.50 Nastr4s III thn uisfa. srfe etsifiuiNt ftf.ls
W4sssgs asfr fmfHlu sinsf 4na "a. tlst'e s,1't.
e.f 80 istIff dffe usHi aHd nif1 ataiti tttslNI
tH7Hn nafkiaiuHI she lfetpl tell eai4'ea - ~ -
nssksF sifustsd sna eopsieiitea
v..,sr,t. Ana. aO-Nf Jolly. the fgemles, has
ee q ave ~ hspenst - sHfesgI ~ ~ @ ~
uiiaaa 40 ufl aeait taesf fess ~ III
1900 aas h. tas tpf4sa To uofefniatnt w
infftIf .1asffsNN u Nln tea Ne 'effAf 49, "
fsl4i dsguna1ta arrive iva eNeAst
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No DECREASE AT NEW-ORLEANs.
-ur WEATHER BAD-EIGHTY-oNE DEATHS YEsTER-
nav

rqrW
DAY.
Uxy-ORLEANs Aug. 3O-To-day's yellow. fever
,,ports show over 100 new cases and
81 deaths. Eleven adults and eleven
children died between noon and 6 2. m.
The weather was cloudy aud shOwery to-day.
Among the deaths are Sister L07ettO McKensie and
Sister Mary Keenan, at the Charity Hospital. Both
have beer unremitting attendants on yellow fever
patients. Ulysse DeVilleneuve, a Young French
physician, who was among the first to tender his
services to the Howard Association, died yes
terday of yellow fever, after a few days
illness. Albert Chapsky died at Terre Beuf,
St. Bernard Parish, of yellow fever. He
was buried in the Hebrew Cemetery here to-day.
Among the new cases reported are J. b. Anderson,
with Anderson & Simpson, Henry Dean Thompson,
repOgter of The PioQyRRe, and the Very Rev. Joseph
Mhlet Vicar General of the Archdiocese OF New
Orleans.
Charity Hospital, who was treated by the cold
water process died at 1880 this morning.
Dr. W. r. Vaudeville, who has been dangerously
N with the fever, is reported slightly better.
TIRE WORK OF THE PEABODY ASSOCIATION.
The Peabody Subsistence Association makes the
statement hat the association the object Of which
Il 10 supply subsistence to the destitute in no way
conflicts with the operations of the Howard AssOcia-
ton The Howard Association confines its atten-
lions mainly to providing physicians, narses and
medicines for those suffering with yellow fever, and
the necessary uourshmcnt GO Couyalescents Here
les duties end and the work Of the Peabody AssO-
citation begins.
Dispatches 10 the Associated Press to-day show
ttai there b. no fever az any Of the towns on the
Jackson RailrOad south Of Canton. The case re-
ported yesterday nc Ponchatoula proved not TO be
yellow fever The patient ~ now cOnyalescent.
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THE TENNESSEE GREENBACK PARTY.
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED AT NAsHvILLE-A SMALL


THE PLATFORM ADOPTED AT NAsHvnLE-A SMALL
CONVENTION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug. 80. THE Tennessee Green
back Convention met at noon yesterday with Hosea
Townsend of Memphis. permanent chairman.
Nineteen counties out of ninetyslx were represented
by about $50 delegates. half of whom compose the
Davidson County delegation. The following is a
summary the platform:
The preamble refers to the depressed condition OF
business and the unparalleled distress or the nldule
classes declares that this state OF affairs has been
brought about by legislation dictated by mOneyed
and that neither the Republican nor DemOcfatc
policy proposes remedies therefor.
The resolutions demand the abolition OF Nallonal
banks and the issuing by the Government OF legal-
tender paper money, receivable for all dues, public
ana private. including imports, as well as tue
principal and interest OH bonds-in other words,
absolute dollar equal TO gold silver. The issue OF
bonds Ia opposed The public lands II Is declared,
should be held IN trust for homes OF American clzes
The establishment OF postal repositories is favored the
certificates issued deposits 10 be payable In legal
incomes over: 81 900, and the Establishment
o. labor bureau, a thorough system OF puDhc
schools and the abolition OF the convict contract sys
TEN also urged. The importation OF serY1e ChlDese
labor is opposed equal taxation OF all property an en-
cieut lien law. honesty and economy In the admiDlsa-
tinn Of public affairs, and prompt punishment OF al
offenders are demanded. All violent measures are de-
nOunccd appeal to the patriotism OF the people
through the ballot-bOX is made. the reduction OF
Offices salaries and taxation is demanded. The States
debt is recognized, and its payment Or adjustment py
compromise is favored.
To-day the Convention has nominated Judge E. H.
East, OF Davidson County. for Governor.
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WAsHINGToN NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. 80, 1873.
The new general customs tariff OF Italy went into effect
July l.
The Dominican Government has reduced the export
duty on raw sugar from l2ia cents per Quintal to "a
cents.
The United States Treasurer has within the last ten
DAYS transferred by telegraph over sl5OO00o in gold
from San Francisco TO New-York.
The Secretary Of the Interior has sustained the decs
ion Of the Land Commissioner in the case Of the sutFs
Tunnel Company against the Occidental Mil and MINING
T~ppany.
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The following subseriptions for the yellow
Merchants Exchange fund only.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THIS CITY.

CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THIS CITY.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS YESTERDAY AMOUNTED TO
$500. OF WHICH HE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE FURNISHED 1921.
The Southern Relief Committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce net again yesterday, and
acknowledged additional receipts Of 81, 1871. making
total subscribed through the committee for the yellow
fever fund of s31l7s 81. Several medical students
called and offered thcr services, IN case they were
needed ln the districts afflicted By yellow fever A
nuuhar on letters we're received, and the following
onegs in AID % the yellow fever fund accepted
Mr. Cofbin, president Of the n uhattan Beach Railway
Company stated that tho Executive Committee oi the
road snd w. sttfu, would appropriate "One half ofthe
era receipts Of al che roads and boats connecting with
the on Monday next % tho relief ~ the yellow fever
sufferers In the south" \ o Sherwood 81 The Man
haitian Reach bathing establishment oners onehalf o.
che eoss receipts Monday nest b. the same cause
TOO committee express the hope that both establish
sieuia nnr ho orgfy patruuIFod ou that day The FOL
t8,gtnr Arc fuo subscriptions received Yesterday
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE DUMPING OF GARBAGE IN THE LOWER BAY


THE DUMPINf Of GAhBAGL IN THE LUW In bA Il
WASHINGTON Friday, Aug. 80 1873.
The Solicitor of the Treasury has under con-
deraton the legal point involved n the request made
by the Harbor Commissioners Of New-YOrk that the
United States Marine steamers be instructed to
prevent the dumping OF garbage and refuse IN the Lower
BAY The indications that his decision will be adj
verso TO the wishes OF the Commissioners as Il II be-
Iieyed there under which the Government
can act unless is shown that the practice impees
navigation.
THE DIVIDENDS FROM SUSPENDED BANKS
The receivers of the National banks report
TO the Controller Of the Currency that for the past six
months they have been able to pay larger dividends to the
creditors OF suspended banks than during former
period Collections OF amounts due these banks are
made in quarters where the receivers had abandoned all
homes OF receiving any thing They generally able 70
aounce dividends the rate of is per cent although
they expected In most cases 10 be able TO pay not more
than per cent.
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KIMPTOY AT LIBERTY.

BosroS, Aug. 9O.-The requisitiOn of the
Governor Of south Carolina upon the Governor Of Mas
,Achusett for the surrender of the person Of Hiram H.
Rmpton haa been refused ny Governor Rice whose de-
cision was given at 1890 o'clock to-day
sPRINGFIELD Mass, Aug. 3o.-on receipt Of telegram
from Boston stating that Governor Rice would efuse to
surrender Kimpton the latter was discharged by the
Police Court OF this city, by which he had been he Id on
,narnlv mammal chnrl,e. and be is now at liberty.
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to,ruANA CoNeREssMAY's VIEWS

General X. l.. Gibson, Member of Congress
s the IL, District Of louisiana was In the city yes
siaV In relation 20 politics In Louisiana he aa'd mat
the yellow fover had caused a agitation OF pav Pon
- 4, .tu ba, a vas absolutely certain that the entire
fo.,.lana Allegation 90 Congress would be Democratic
~ n.,,es An ths absence Of leaders would follow the
tc,fien I'D Their employers The parry tnowh ~ inae
aet.'..e s.s,,d have ne influence with the thinking
s 4. n vres composed OF men who desred rnpudia
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TnITn ny HER SON

BELMONT, N. Y, Aug. 3O.--Hiram Pixley,
af,een years OF age living near this village. shOt his
mother dead this morning at o'clock There appears
10 have been family alteration. and the boy In ut
OF passion o. thinking frghten the others into quiet
meas threaten ed, with shOtgun, 20 Ahoot hmseu anu
gun was discouraged. and the mother fell dead shot
through the heart
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Ut aaHt ssaHHaa ui iaf Fehiniiiisti alse fsp9f"
siisgisst ~ fTep Fnigh ave eet 80 haen psi1 in
Ui is. iaI siaaaAi 80 asth ltfHfta n 500 has bees
sse.ffaa b lef fiHesia Assasiatiaea
ttnps snpeifHNnasni ~ ~ tlfhht hHN''.
.s.....s ssH tasbsfsf gsUm ne tluffHa hsiiepai
psas aatins So total smpnni ~ kifis ihas ist ~
a.ltaa sfl 90 ih0 spenui gao1 bss hern ssht 70
ssa n lissss ftaa "a fleAstarf ga 80 - Afwph's
49, la.sssa as ssna o. 0la, 80 % iofNufeea ~
.sisnssh taasg b ths ssos sllss " hf sas's y"
salfsaf -.
46s esNFK ouskam be stss y Ssv.oFisaa' To-
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THE FEVER IN THE SOUTH.
No DECREASE IN THE DEATHS.

.,,rv-oNg DEATHS AT NEw-ORLEANs-PROVIsioN
,-vnrp AT MEMPHIs-LBERAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tie Weather at Memphis and New-0rleans
.ontipues wet, and the reports show no de-
$50 in the deaths. New-0rleans reports
- deaths, and partial reports from
sI.unbis show 20 new cases and 81
ssatbs. Vicksburg reports 100 new cases
IA 1s deaths. The number of deaths to date
= Ave cities and towns is 1864. Memphis
1 in need of more provisions. Yesterdays
gifts in this city amounted to $9,371, the
Chamber of Commerce furnishing 1921.
The total contributions raised here amount
10 S7s,473 IL.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
NOMINATIONS AND PLATFORMS.

NOMINATIONS AND fIAIfUhMo'
THE KANSAS REPUBLICAN PLATFORM AND TICKET
SPEECH FROM SECRETARY EvARTs PROMISED
THE TENNESSEE GREENBACK NOMINEE-KEAR-
NEY AT PHILADELPHIA.
The Kansas Republicans have adopted
platform denouncing absolute money, and nom
mated State ticket, with j. P. ST. John for
Governor. Secretary Evarts expects to deliver
political speech soon, perhaps in this city.
The Republican State Committee will
meet here September 8. Dennis Kearney
spoke at Philadelphia yesterday. The Ten
nessee Greenback Convention nominated Judge
L. II. East for Governor.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
NEWs FROM THE DEPARTMENTs.

THE NEW PENSION LAW WORKING wELL--THE CAUSE
OF THE MEXICAN BORDER TRouBLEs-DIvE-
DENDs FROM SUSPENDED BANKS.
The new pension law is working well
in the interests of claimants, but frauds
by claim agents are still practised,
A special agent reports that the chief
cause of the Mexican border troubles is
the attempt to enforce high tariffs. He recon-
mends commercial treaty with Mex
leo. The Government cannot stop the
dumping of refuse in NewYork's Lower Bay
unless it impedes navigation Many sus-
pended National banks are paying unex-
pectedly large dividends.
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WARNING TO PENSION CLAIMANTS.
THEY ARE NOT COMPELLED TO PAY THEIR FEES 70
AGENTS IN ADvANCE-THE MAKING OF FRAUD
ULENT CLAIMS NEARLY BROKEN UP.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBuNKI

AGENTS IN ADVANCE-THR MAKING OF FRAUD
ULENT CLAIMS NEARLY BROKEN UP.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRBUEBI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The Commissioner
of Pensions says that the act approved june 49, 1873
making it unlawful for any attorney, agent or Other
person demand receive for his services IN pension
case a greater SUM than $10 has been the means o.
saving the Government and the pensioners a large
sum of money, although it has been in opera
ton only short time. 1t has also beer
the means of breaking no certain questionable
practices which have long pursued by claim agens
The officers OF the bureau have discovered that certain
extensive pension S6m agencies have resorted "a
fraudulent afdavts h order to secure the passage OF
illegal claims through the bureau. They have adver
tised widely for ell kinds of pension claims accepting
them the principle that nothing Is recovered from
the Government on them, no pay will be asked. me
commissioner says large numbers or these claims
have been manufactured. The new law mas
nut stop to these frauds to some extent but
the commissioner has recently discovered am attempt on
part of certain claim agents 10 msead and defraud
have forwarded TO the Pension Bureau printed circular
issued by firm in this city representing that the new
law makes IL necessary for the applicant Tor pensions to
ter $40 advance than $50 after the claim Is al
lowed. The circular then continues:
prevented from going on with your case until you
paw me S10 in advance. The national reputation which
have gained in successfully procuring so many thou
sand claims soldiers, their heirs, WILL believe be
icent euorautAe 10 Won that will in the future 40
in the past faithfully and cOnscientousy do my whole
duty in behalf Of the soldiers their heirs To those
ont of their own means, there is, let say,
perhaps some friend OF soldier In every community
In cases where impossible 20 procure the entire
amount in advance am willing TO go on Win the case
receiving half OF the fee In advance, the balance TO
be paid soon as possible.
The commissioner has Informed the claimants who
have this circular that they dealing with swndler.
The law requires no fee In advance
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HtNf fHHH it
fEHIE Ufs4aINf#
8a4 ~ 49, Hss4l 81 fltliih fHli
f ~ ID aeH ihsi lfht tfa
fdad i alia H.H Whead
sat ssHi aNl 81 3eslaita sfslnfi
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the Tour Hospital, through A. B. Myers, the follow

TIE TRIBUNE has received So flor Grenada) from a.
and C., 50 from NJ j. 50 from DR. A. Huntington Boston
81 from L, $25 from Richard II. Allen, New YORK 70
from Thomas 5. Root Orange N j.; $40, through FREQ
S. from NJ r. p, Mount Vernon, N Y; 50 from II. P.
Reynolds, Plainfeld ". j., and 50 from g. L., New
York The money Will be forwarded promptly through
James f. Halsey OF No 1O4 Duanest, SAYS in letter
of No. "a Reade-st that a person collected FROM them
for the relief Of the sufferers from yellow loVef
who represented himself to be his agent
This solicitor declares be fraud and lie requests
tnu ali contributors send Jnelr gifts directly 10 mn,
making their checks payable to the order oil the Adams
Express Company
the Executive Committee of the Brooklyn Yellow
icrdag George L. Nichols Franklin Woodruff, jr, L. ).
BuInham, Edward briggs, Daniel Ma'Jer, Theodore L.
H. d. Pomemus, ex-Mayor schroedcr and ex-
Alderman Charles 4. TrOWUrIdgc were ADDED 10 the
committee. r. W. Piper offered Ms sgengoTound CLUB
House. Nos l9S BOO COnrtst., with extensive CAT
den. u benefits The concert viii be gwen
reau of the Department OF city work organizing pie
nc for the same purpose. Othcr oilers OF hsSstauCe
were made. The police have furnished number OF bal
lOtbONcs 60 receive pubic contributions, ana edch VIII
be IN charge OF a policeman as WAS done a. yer lh1
BROOKLYN Theatre fire cal g. the public was rdoptcd,
asking that contributions be forwarded 10 Ripley ktpss
tres Uier Qt tie BtOOky Trust Colnudl Jlsc' ALo
con ittec n,aets again al 10 A. ln. to-day.
The following audid1ual gits were received yesterday
trOu the Young 4itu5 Christian Association ana Oi
'yard,a 90 New-Orlesas;
Ftedk Mccuaid. 800 Previously acknowi- ~,
Ca'. .-.....-.-.. 20 90 ct'd...'.......'-.9f- SO
,,,a, 500 {" Toll .......si02 So
The Medical Society OF Kinrs Lvd. ias issued e'-
cular TO It's members cilHu for az OF $500 Tor tn
benefit Of physicians living IA the cversl1ckrh en-
whose incomes have been cut of and VINO may DC 'H
need OF funds subscriptions are coming IL irce}. go
The Rev. Dr.. q. IT, HJughton received YESTERDAY so
from President H. r. Spaudhy, o. Tue tsntral ~.
Company, $50 from Mrs. W. T. Griffin AMI FL III cash
IN, secretary Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of this city, ACKNOWLEDGES the following Biits Tor
the sufferers IN NeWOrleaus 4. W. G., so; Cash. $50
Shelter Island Grofe aud Camp Meeting Associatoh ny
G.. II. Shatler, 800 total, 800.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE CALI

ALBANY, Aug. 3O.-The Republican state
Committee Il called 10 meet the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Nsw York on September o. 60 take action concerning
The cali cot state Convention.
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MrMpuIs IN NEEn nF an.

PARTIAL REPORTS SNOW sEyENry-Two NEW CASTS
ANb pfrrY-sEvrN DrAris-TuE SUPPLY or ROOD
SEAEiY EXHACsrrp.
Mrurnis Aug. aO.-Tbe weather han been damp
snd disageoahle to-day, and favorable 90 a spread
ii the fever Only seventy-two new eases have been
reported % the Board of Health once i0F She
iNeufg icof hours GUIDED 40 o o'cetk this evening
Pts dogs uai however. show lht lfuc state u The
sfidomr Cog che day a. several physicians have
fliled % feuort The nndortaEers report dfigsuven
tlsu ievef iutormonls dnfng the same Time
be- Ofeenvills powell. on experienced physician
r. 0slveslon Texas. arrived here ihis evening and
kaimsl BE- services 10 che Howard Assoclaifin.
fsrHea nuaea FROM Shreveport slx igom Naf-
shall. Tetaa and nlaa mom Mobile Ala.
a,sa. slaa fcpodod 90 iho Associative TO-
iai Nslaf John e. WoCabe. oi The Comaltsafy
lFtaamtnf rfpans 60 500 Ciufeus' Relief Com.
taiise fhat sd UnO faian8 were issued al destitute
islsins lfaai August tN 81 l0 luriuave. The do
ssat faaaaaslif lurfeasfs I, 500 raiions havinE
as lssald TODAY ih tIeN ~ thf fast that
81 tafa'f aa hana uili nof lhsi onFa shan che
tif nl0.ina Ha ialluelne appfal u made bI Che
fisHHfs nassd Of ile Citizens Relief Com.
N'ntt
Nfnw 1ssl,a sfr.ea "a isisli'y z ,,asv '.ysi,
.s0t .s fa1H.a Us itH 900 as aff fetfilps ~ tae
w e0sa ~ ea.hl. : gfosaly 20 =
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efet1 y am4 as a,ggl "a
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t3llEf d r. tMHFH u fffIHIA.i.
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A SPEECH FROM MIR. EVARTS PROMISED.
HE WILL PROBABLY SPEAK IN THIS CITY SOON.

HE WILL PROBABLY sFEAh IN THIS CITY SUM-
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-A gentleman who has
Gently conversed with Secretary Eyarts says the
latter expects to deliver speech within few
weeks on the political issues of the day and
the position Of the Administration. 1t has
not yet been determined where the speech
will be delivered. but 1t is probable that
New-YorlI City will be the place selected. The Sec
reinry IL is said will present the issues between the
parties aud the position of the Administration In
H.gl.f
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NEw.YoRKs TnTAL GIFTS.

THE CONTRIBUTIONS THUS FAR AMOUNT TO
$7S,473 H.
The following are the total gifts received
thus far by the several associations and persons Gu
gagged In soliciting contributions;
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Itl aaHiaffa urHrf iHmnlfte. ~ ths p'ndnrs o.
lhsnea neHffi sIifef ifth faW George % NnHrno.
ata hlH eaH 81 ga ths F ID fsraaHff ~ rsmf u1
ftHlsltf ana aa i.BHfffl iHai % miait Pol iaWai ihf
a fff rf.laHs ftaaaas. iHI ih0 hHrai Of 'ha i'NnH
$780, fs.s tt. .aaniila au .aetflff ha ffHiHieiF
"a t.I.ss iaHit o. tHai maHHrI tUtaf f9a hiiHWlnr
slss 81 sat.sNffant ffrUfia1 frsisnfaf W @ uu
..l Il b f4tfflaafH. Hf TOO fHiHRntHfI
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ton. and was making an appeal for inflated paper
currency with demand for the division OF properly,
and direct Government help TO persons and classes p
providing them with employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-31
THE DEATH LIST

,vrR SIXTEEN HUNDRED DEATHS TO DATE IN THE
INFECTED CITIES.
The subjoined table gives the number of deaths
tron yellow fever reported in New-Oreans, Mem
abis. vicksburg Grenada and Port Gibson. 1t does
4s..l,Se tbe DEATHS of refnppps.