The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-31

doing very we'll AS eaco Gay passes the iochhs sess
better with tho people Of this city, as they see
chance for recovery even II they do take tho lever,
but they are unanimous on one point-viz, joining
the exodus al the next fever alarm II they got
through this time.
THE JACKSON AND vICKsBURa DIFFICULTIES
ABOUT FREIGHT AND QUARANTINE REGULA-
TIoNs-MAYoR M'GILL AND AGENT CLINGAN
DENY THE vIcKsBURa STATEMENTS.
To THE EDITOR OF TIM HERALD:-
JACKSON, Miss, August 80, 1873
The HERALD OF August II. received here to-day,
contained article from the Vicksburg Commercial
concerning the alleged forcibe stopping OF trains
here. As your journal was road the following
correspon took place, which the Mayor OF Jack
son requests that you publish
MAYORS OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS.
August so, 1878
Captain j. W. CLIScAs, Agent vicksburg and Meridian
In view OF the many false rumors IN circulation
relative stoppage of trains your roao, beg
leave ask you II there has been any detention Of
isights this place Tor vcksburg or other points on
your road Has any such request oeen made OF you
by the authorities OF this o'y oHN KSspsG,q
THE AGENTS REPLY
JACKSON, August 80. 1873
JOHN McGILL, Mayor Of Jackson ~
In reply to note just received bog leave to state
that have been delayed al this point in
sequence OF local quarantine regulations All frcighs
received have been promptly forwarded. No request
for their has been made by tho oily suihor
tiles The only freight which has been detained here
specially, J. W. CLINGAN, Agent
A WARNING TO THE ST. LOUIS POSTMASTER.
GALVESTON, Texas, August 80, 1878.
The Board OF Health to-day notified the Postmaster
al ST. Louis that II he dd not cease forwarding mail
matter from infected PLACES to Texas quarantine
would DO declared aGains. st. Louia
CAIRO, Ill, August 80, 1878
A telegram from Grenada to-day reports that Tom
Marshall the telegraph operator IL down with tho
fever and that the body OF his little son, who died
three days ago, remains unbured for the want OF
money.
NEW YoBK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Tho following contributions were received by the
HERALD yesterday
RsA.sss Ill So sh.m hss os
s,': Order Easter; MN s y S. C. N0ia',
Acting Mayor Roberts appointed committee yss.
terday to take charge of the at NbIoy
Garden Theatre.
The Mayors once acknowledged the following sub
scripuons:-
William A. Boyd SIS; John Anderson $50; through Nxw
Yos. h.nAED "a 70; l. y r. e. T. p ca K. $40;
Chnreh Of Glen: New York. -; dermAna Lodge No 1872
T. and A. Nj, $25.
Messrs. Lehman Bros, OF No 40 Exchange place,
acknowledge the following contribuIions:-
Jane. Mayer sons, sas; William Heller; sa5: Mrs.
Previously acknowledged. 81 500
Meuksu Brothers, Of No. lis Worth street. acknow.
ledge the receipt OF $25 from Messrs. Strauss and
Arons.ein for the Memphis sufferers Previously
knowisdged, $50
N. Barnett OF No IFS Franklin street, Acknowledges
the following con.ributions:-
willston Knight Co, 800; Nnshawsnnuck Manufac-
" csess.ns Us s,s.S:. x,oS',s. SIS; kS:snh.l
Co. 500 Aecary h.sberg, 500 IL Richter. sons. $40;
ISSa hS S s. s"s
tady. Il. Y. SIS; julian Clarence Levi. IS.
Mr.. A. B. Myers Acknowledges the receipt OF tho
following donations, which were sent by him 10 Rev.
j. X. Guiheu, al New Orleans, for the Touro Hospital
thcre:-
Blum Co.; $50 r risnsr Co., sas; Nay 4 Mayer,
$25 stsinrecn Dobiin, $50 Miins, shire Co.. 500
Cor sas Lss sf s1ss
$50 August Be5aas% s.ser ss' aslsr Bros New
$40; senjsmin s.nssrsos Co go .ss@sa An. MAY
ssnicss Bro. .siviM dyrosss, sioi s.,.ns; so;
a.. IL SOoa a $40! s'I ~. FRANK Co., sio De'''r
Al the Office Of August Bsrnneim & Bauer, Nos. 300
and 3ll Canal street, Mr.. Theodore Mayor received
the following contfoutions.-
Kahnweiler Lows, $25; s. NJ. 4 b. Cohen Co, SIS
Flegenhelm Rosenberg, $25; Lesher, Whitman & Co.
81 ss. %.s CS S xsys so: sssnosire
Son, 10. Total. Si7o.
CHAMBER OF coxxxRcs.
the Southern Relief Comm ittee OF The Chamber OF
Csmm met at noon, Henry Hsntx chairman, pre-.
siding. The offer Of the Manhattan Beach Railroad
Company to appropriate one-hair OF the gross re-
ceipis on Monday next for tue benefit oil the suner
crs accepted as was also like proposition from
the proprietor Of the Manhattan Baths.
Mr. II pierp m IN
tee acknowledged the following additional contribu
tions:-
rs ss ssn1ss
WIZ S :i': s';S's' sSj Psn.tr s;' ssnSsi
mH.s,ssss G' sso oy 81
is%.ea I.eis,y and sosl., taIsa q S:w YORK. go
lsS,. usOe5 i.se os%p"1y 1lop s ss 90.
s:Ts.' ss s s:ss NPS ~
Cab g cs.h :d y, y.; g.. 4 u
ssn.ss fs.Is; Alien Co. siSo Fl;as on.
sSsya Wait Lead g. s S sa s spn
Bro" Bro Co., So; james Raynsr: t1o ,rrca"so
gsi1 siSo: X.lidsa Bs..as,. gS%Ssny,
fbao ng issms,i s;
Esrs:; A;sSi j:dI.y L Az
FRANK Queen. proprietor Of the New YORK Clipper cash.
$500; Burger, iuHont Livingston $iVO IS A. Ludng
tou. So. Total, 1927. Previously ACKNOWLEDGED
s5O,2oi Al. ursnd total, s35. l3s A.
rRoDuoE EXCHANGE.
At the Produce Exchange SUBSCRIPTIONS amounting
TO $3.50 were received by the Relief COMMITTEES. The
sum previously acknowledged was So 9s3, making the
grand total AS3S The following SUBSCRIPTIONS were
reported by Mr.. Alexander K. Orr, chairman Of the
| committeo:-
STANDARD Oh Comp.ny sioo psyoe Msnufaeauriag Com.
psny, SoOi r hsss o., $50; kceknsyel Co., $50;
l.oek.ood Bros Tally SIS LAynss.on no.: s2o Tneo.
goo, ns~lsN 4 ror,-sss. 500, w pavsl, saSi A.
L.. svss'Y sos'. 80 H. H., Dssghsrsy.
tasi soas a yl.@ins E.nsf.s.ur!ag 6c.ps.y. s2s
SsrS %, go; 5 kiasx uhssasa v n Giasxs 40,