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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
THE VIRGINIA CONGREssMEN.
PROBABLE DENOMINATION or GENERAL HUTTON
AND Mr.. CABELL.

PROBABLE hENUMINh HUN OF uIs4'HI'1Ats IIOt'AVIN
AND MR.. CABELL-
TBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIDUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The convention to NOM
mate Democratic candidate for Congress in the
With Virginia District will meet tomorrow at
Alexandria The indications are that General Eppa
Hunton will be renominated. A telegram from
DanyilIe, Va to-day. says. Congressman CabeiPs
majority over Mr. FlournOy, his opponent, in the
primary election was 100. His denomination IN the
Democratic Convention for the Yth District, which
meets next month, is now regarded as certain Ar.
Witcher who is now a member of the State Legisla-
tnre. will probably run as an Independent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
REIIEF NOTES.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 27.-Thirty expert
tueed nurses Will go Memphis tomorrow and three
10 Rew-Oreans The MasOns and the temperance socie
ties are raising funds for the infected distrlcts
BUFFALO Aug. PA general subscription for the
fever districts will DO taken in the churches next Sun
car Concerts and other entertainments will DC given
soon for the purpose The express companies VIII
send money and supplies free OF charge.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The Israelites OF washington
and Georgetown for the past week have sent teeaphic
money transfers daily Memphis, Ycksburg and New
Orleans aud are stil hard at work gathering funds.
LITTLE ROCK Ark, Aug. 27.-The Board OF Health to-
dy decided 70 run freight train on the Memphis Road
once week "a far az Forest City, for the purpose OF
sending supplies Of medicine, etc. 10 points along the
lme
The following additional subscriptions in aid Of suf
ferers from yellow fever have been reported by tele
graph
Philadelphia Ito Buffalo TO date) 81 700 90
datel. .... SO 321 81 Indianapolis" 1900 90
fb4,S9sghseePsie. 2255225o To,., s157s3sI
Charleston, 8. @. 400 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

Mr. VanderpOel, tho private secretary OF Mayor Ely
Yesterday sent to the Howard Association OF Hewor-
leans S2,23s 45. This includes the gtt OF
a ooo ,nada nv Harper A Brothers several days
arc He has sent 81. 136 20 Grenada, hiss;'
and has on hand for Memphis S32l Tor HioKsDurg SoS
have been requested By Mayor Ely TO have boxes paoen
in every staonhouse TO receive gifts for the sufferers
The drst baie OF the new crop OF NissBipp cotton
reoeiYed By Robert Moore Co, on MONDAY ana con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
WASHINGTON TEMPORARILY ALARMED.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TILE rRIRnNRl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.--No little uneasiness
has been felt in Washington within (he last wenty-our
hours in consequence of the fact that travellers
lately arrived from Memphis taken sick last night
and were removed by the authorities to Providence
Hospital Some of the outward indications
tended to cOnfrm the fears that genuine
cases Of yellow fever had at last broken
out here. Medical officers tonight, however, declare
that the fears grOundess that the in ques
ton were OF malaria fever, and that not of yell
low fever exists here They also say that Washington is
IN most excellent condition, far cleanliness
cerned to resist and stamp out the pestence should IL
break out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
THE GERMAN SOCIALIST BILL.

The German Federal Council has adopted
fine hill against the Socialists amended by the Judicial
Committee The amendments provide thar the police
authorities OF the different States and not the Central
FeroI authorities shall he empowered TO prohibit So
nist associations and that appeals shall be taken 10
a committee of the Federal Council and not to an Impe'
- ntaraa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A COUPLE OF BUTLER LETTERS.


HE DENIES THE REPORT ABOUT THE sO-cALLED
sHERMAN-wEBBER LETTER-wHAT HE SANS
ABOUT OWNING BONDS.
BOsToN. Aug. 27.-General Butler publishes
card this afternoon in reply to the dispatch
about the alleged Sherman letter. printed on Mon
day. saying: There is not word of truth in il.
have never seen the original of the Sherman let
ter. never told personal friend enemy that it
had been obtained, or that it was genuine. So far
from that do not believe in ITS present existence
if it ever had any,
In reply to the request of The Washington ReDHbl-
can for authority to examine the records of the
Office of the Register of the Treasury that it may
be known whether General Butler is the owner or
custodian of over 81 100000 in Government
bonds, the General has written an open letter as
follows:
To the Hon. GLENN w. sCoFIELD, Register Of The Treas
SIR You have my full consent and wish TO show any
book paper of the Treasury regard TO the regstfa
ton OF any United States bonds in my name, or 20 my
ownership, TO any rascaly lying newspaper scrbbler
who wishes TO them. especially the one on me VASE
tngt0n Republican, who says he shall lind $l,O0O.OOOy
upon the condition that IL ne don't find single United
States bond standing to my credit or in my name, you
wilfnail his TO the dOOr-post am yours truly
BENJAMIN +. BUTLER.
P.s-YOu will find, hope. few thousand not ex:
ceeding twenty, standing to the credit Of the Home OF
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers III my name as its treasurer,
they being the pensions OF the soldiers in the Home
which put into the Treasury last July, when ascer-
the savings banks in which they had been
invested were IN danger OF failing. b. f. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
POLITICIANS AT SARATOGA.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

SARATOGA, Aug. 27.-Ex-GOvernor Hendricks
left Saratoga this morning with Colonel Thomas A. Scott
going TO Philadelphia on his way TO Indianapolis The
Democratic candidates for President and President
I'm 1870 narrowly escaped meeting In Saratoga, for Mr.
Tden il expected 70 arrive by the midnight train or 70.
morrow morning. He has engaged ROOMS at tbe Ublte@
states Hotel.
Governor Robinson and his and private secretary
d. c. Robinson arrived to-day, and are at the united
STATES Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
FAILURE OF A LONDON FIRM.
ToN.roxy TTuaudav AuO OF J9-

jackson, Bcijer g. Co., commission mer-
chants OF No IL Corn Exchange, London. have sus-
nended Their liabilities are estimated ut S5OOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

shown the deepest interest In the efforts for the re-
lief Of the stricken people, and will sing at concert
which Is to be given at the United states Hotel on Sat
urday for that purpose About $465 was realized the
concert at Congress Hall Sunday evening" although the
price OF tickets was put at low figure. BrignOl will
also sing at the concert on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
AN APPEAL FOR GOVERNMENT AID.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The following dispatch
has been received &C the Treasury Department by
SurgeOn-General Woodwork, from the Deputy
Collector of Customs at Vicksburg, Miss
VICKsBURG, Monday, Aug 90.
Twenty-three deaths yesterday; GOO cases , unaer
treatment, aud the plague spreading with iesriul
npdity Great suffering and restitution among inc
poorer classes See the United STATES authorizes anu
urge tue imperative necessity for Government ad.
R,iloni required Immediately Weather uniayorable'
Booth lulfrssing Postmaster Pease and children at
licked Q. L. BENT, Deputy.COilector.
The Secretary of War has ordered rations and
medical stores for 1000 people for twenty days
provided train can be obtained to run through
from Chicago to Yicksburg.
The Post Office Department is endeayoring TO Sc
cure the delivery of frst-ciass mail matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE CALLED.
Mr.. A. b. CORNELL ISSUES A CONFIDENTIAL CIgcU

"A. u. COKNELI NN-sN1N
LAR FOR A MEETING At SARATOGA.
From The Albany Erentn0 Journal.
A private meeting is expected to be held at
Saratoga on Thursday next. OF Republicans who have
received the following Invitation thereto; .
COnhdentiaLl
NEw-YoItK, Aug. 20. 1873
DEAR SIR: As the time Is now rapidly approaching for
fine opening political campaign IL seems 10 De de-
srabie that the most efficient should be adopted
10 insure Republican success at the ensuing election
Every faithful Republican must appreciate the great I'M
portance of the elections for member OF Con-
9ress and Of tho Legislature, and should DC pre-.
pared TO contribute 10 the extent or MS aDlnty
10 secure the best possible result Believing that much
NAV be accomplished in this direction by conference
at which the wises of action may De agreed upon
the undersigned takes the liberty OF INVITING you 70
meet n few Republican friends AZ the United states
Hotel Saratoga Springs, Thursday Goth inst. ITO
O'Clock a. IN. Yours very respectfully,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSB.l

WASHINGTON, Aug, 27-Representatve Yeates
Dem of the LIST North Carolina District, is IN the
city. he says the Republicans are making bold
fight against him with one of their best men. When
asked if it was true that Senator Blaine had agreed
TO make some speeches in his district he replied
that he did not know. If Mr.. Blaine does speak
there Mr. Yeates says he will ask for division OF
time with the Senator. He thinks the Senator's ap-
pearance IN the district will be the means OF IN
creasng his Yeates's) majority largely over that of
1876 as his constituency are Of the true Bourbon
type of Democracy. There Is a large number OF
COlored people in this district, but he believes hlm-
he will secure their votes He Will open the canvass
next Monday at Currtuck Court House, and con-
tiDue in the field until the election,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
AID FROM sARAToGA.

LECTURES AND CONCERTS WE'LL ATTENDED.
fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.i
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 27.-HuRh +. Nc
Dernott Of Jersey City. delivered at the Clarendon
Hotel this evening" for the benedt Of tho yellow fever
sufferers his lecture entitled Reason and Inhdelty
Considered" He had a fashionable, attentive
and interested audience The terrible effects Of
Ae psstience IN tbs South have aroused much
sympathy In Saratoga. Mime. Marie R0zs has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
THE FAULKNERsULLIyAY sCULL RACE.

BOsToS, Aug. 27.-The'single-scu!l race, dis
lance two miles, for $3.50 side between George Faux
ner of Boston, and Daniel Sullivan, OF Lowell was won
nv Sullivan by ABOUT two lengths. Time, Ia m.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
THE ARMY IN CYPRUS.

LONDON. Tuesday, Aug 27, 1873.
The Medical Department of the army has
received teIcgraphic dispatch stating that the health
OF the troops in Cyprus is much improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
MAssAcHusErrs REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.

BosroN, Aug 27.-The Republican State
Convention has been called, meet in Mechanics Hail.
at Worcester, September Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28


NO DECREASE AT NEW-ORLEANS.
oNE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FoUR NEW CASES AND
FORTY-NINE DEATHS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug 27.--To-day's yellow fever
reports show 1914 new cases and fOrty-nine deaths.
The death list to-day includes eight children under
seven years Of age.
dispatch from Port Eads reports one death and
three new cases of fever there. One of the two
Howard nurses left there by DIR. Stone is reported
sick.
A SUBSISTENCE ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED
Collector Smith has been authorized by the
Treasury Department to purchase 100 gallons OF
carbolc acid to dIsInfect the Custom House. The
following has been issued
Thenndersgned have organized with the consent and
approval OF the Mayor, charitable association dnflhg
nc prevalence OF yellow fever, under the name OF
% New-Oroans Peabody Subsistence Association" Tor
the purpose OF collecting provisions, breadstuus ana
other articles OF food, and distributing the same INTO
rofons to fhe destitute ia the City Of NeWOfeans The
depof of supplies will be at No 80 TchapilOua5s and
fo the extent of the same acquisitions upon our res-
dent by the proper officers OF the different charitable as
sociations OF NeW-Orleans will be filled promptly.
a. DoLHONDE, President, W. H. DEEVEs,
ADAM HIsCH, Ben r. CHAhIEhs'
VIM. PILARD, I. " CUMMINGS
IouN m MOORE. JR., JOHN SGNNOTT,
WESLEY LAWRENCE, j. n: sLWhAN'
FptVK RODFR. j. W. NADER,
Secretary and COInmissary.
Icordialy approve the movement contemplated 10y
tba al,ove +. PILLSDURY, Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
A CONFIDENT DEMOCRAT.

! CONGRESSMAN YFATEs THINKS THAT SPEECHES By
MR.. BLAINE WOULD ONLY SERVE To ENLARGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
YELLOW FEVER RAvAGES.
1rRGENT APPEALs FOR ND.

YOkhs
Yesterday was the worst day Memphis has
..rsrepced during the prevalence of yellow
salsr At New Orleans there were fOrty-nine
Seaihs. Urgent appeals for aid are made from
,r;oLsbure. and the Government will send food
.nd medicine to the city if possible. Subscrp-
,ons continue to be made in various cities.
- This city yesterday, $14,722 80 was re-
ICED of which the Chamber of Commerce
attributed $500. Through THE TRIBUNE,
40 Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix makes an appeal
for aid.
THE WORST DAY AT MEMPHIS.
..,,vry-rwo DEArHs-AN APPEAL TO THE PREsI-
DENT.
Mrwpurs Aug. 27.-TO-day has been the worst
.trs Gar. The deaths from yellow fever aggregate
.t;,tv.two. and the new cases ninety-sx Major
1yaltbau of Mobile, who labOred so faith
tonv here in 1873, arrived last night,
aud viii take charge of the infrnaries which the
Howard Association purpose establishing in various
norta of the city. The sick have become so numer-
aps and are so scattered all over the
80 that It is believed the destitute and
srlendless among them viii fare better in iniirm-
.ries in North Memphis. The Market-st. public
school building has been selected, being large
enough TO accommodate several hundred.
Gin cases of fever are reported among the refugees
At Camp Joe Williams hospital has been I'M
rroyised there, to which the sick have been re-
moved.
The steamer Belle Of Memphis, which passed up
sbis afternoon. bound for ST. Louis took away
about 100 refugees.
The Irish Relief Association soliets aid from the
Irish people of the country and from Irish organiza
tions and societies generally. Destitution is in
ereasing with the disease among their people.
The following telegram was forwarded to-day to
President Hayes:
In behalf OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. South. we re-
sreetfuly request you TO exercise your discretionary
Towers in the appointment OF special comnlis-
son OF the ablest physicians ana chemists
In the country. for the purpose OF scientifically lu-
veSraug causes, nature, treatment ana iulfe pre-
vepfon of the fearful epidemic now raging congress
viii undoubtedly make a suitable appropriation 10 re-
ward the commission for services so valuable 10 the
country. 49,. D,o,-,.>, N r.
j. II. FLIPPEN, Mayor.
DIR. r. f. BROWN
Secretary Board OF Health.
A. d. LANGsTAFF,
Acting President Howard Association
G. G. FISHER
Chairman Citizens Relief Committee
JOHN :. TOOF,
Secretary Chamber Of Commerce ana Cotton Exchange
NO DECREASE AT NEW-ORLEANS.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FoUR NEW CASES AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.
NOMINATIONS. LETTERS AND CALLS.
Mr.. BUTLER DENIES HAVING SEEN THE sO-cALLEI
SHERMAN IFTTFR--CAII. FOR A REPUBLICAN

Mr. Butler DENIES HAVING SEEN THE so-cALLED
SHERMAN LETTER-CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN
CONFERENCE AT SARATOGA.
General Butler denies that he has
seen the original of the sO-called Sher-
man-Webber letter. He also author
ICES the Treasury Department to exhibit
the records relating to Government bonds
held in his name. A faction of the
Republican party in Maryland has
made nominations in two Congressional
Districts. The Massachusetts, Republican
Convention VIII meet September 1S,
at Worcester. Mr.. A. B. Cornell has
called a Republican Conference to meet
at Saratoga, August 20. Congressman
Yates Dem.) of North Carolina, is confident
of reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
RAILROAD PROSPECTS.
A TALK WITH COLONEL SCOTT.

GOOD FALL BUSINESS ExPEcTED-RAILwAY EN-
PLoYEs COMMENSURATE AND NATIONAL POLL
Dim cNrIN VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
foIlo,v;no Con0Tessioua nomination

.RenOminated.
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by the Chamber Of Commerce:
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DEATHS.

LANDIS.-In LambertyiIle, Jan, IS Samuel G. LAndis
. in the 51st year Of hts age.
swEEEEY- -In I.ambertyiiic, Jan 20 John Sweezey
aged 81 years. 49,. ls4s.s, ,fr4f,.eff sc ~ :.
NAYLoR-Near sergeantsyiife, Jan 10. Lewis Nsylor.
Of Ianlhertville aged 6ayears. tafsiia q ealaFa
HIuGINs.--At wcrtsyille, Jan 81, Jonathan Higgins
aged 81 years.
Cox--Near Readingtan. Jan. ~, Mary. daughter of
John and Rachel Cox agets years aud months. ~
BIRD-Ecar Lover Valley, Jan. 49, Elizabeth, wife Of
David Bird, aged ~ years.
KuGLEH.v -bIna Kfhgsood Dee IL Alice A., only
daughter Of Willard +. and Hattie Il. Rugler aged 2
mouths and days.
ABELAt his residence In Flemngton. Jan %, George
w, Abes taerk hf HuntaIdon oountyI aged rs years,
II months and 10 days go, K 80. 3, ts..s.ss. :
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4 THE MARKETS.
Lambertyllle. Ian. "a. ls7s.
MARRIAGES.


LYNCH-MooNAN.--Jan 20, by Rev. Patrick Ryan,
Patrick Lynch and Mary Moonan, both Of Lambert-
VILE
BELlIs-HIGGINS.l Jan. % by Row T. r. vassar
Peter Belisto Emma Higgins, both of Rartan town
ship.
CAsE-BA TEAtAN,- 2s, by the same Ephraim
Case, of Clark county, West Virginia, to Hannah b..
J. Bateman, OF Delaware township.
LAIR-ADOwNS--At the same time by the same, Jacob
S. Lair to Mary Downs. hothiof Frenehtown.
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NYOTIcE is hereby given that Public Sale of the
4 Real Estate hereinafter mentioned will be held at
the Office OF the Receiver of Taxes OF the City of LAM
bertyille on "wednesday, THE eth OF MARCH, 1878
the hour Of two o'clock In the afternoon for the
for which any person VINTAGE The same and nav ne
amount OF Taxes assessed thereon respectively with the
interest and costs fees charges and expenses according
Act revise and amend the charter Of the City Of LAM
bertyile approved March sixteenth eighteen hundred
and seventy -four The interest in each case will be at
the of twelve per centum from the twentiath Of
September. The fees charges and expenses win be in
each for the certificate Of SALE and the proportion
of the cost of advertising and sale. M
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g The Paterson Guardian says We are
glad to announce that all the silk mills, dye
shops, etc., are experiencing decided i'm
provement III business. Fresh orders for
Spring goods are coming in, and altogether
the prospects arc more encouraging than they
have been for some time. It is the opinion
of such manufacturers as we have spoken to
that there will be livelier Spring trade than
they have had for several years. This may
be only temporary squirt or false alarm, but
is thought aud Hoped not TO be. sos5is Is Il
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s. A few years ago suits were commenced in
France against Gen John g. Fremont, for
his alleged connection with certain crooked
transactions in railroad bonds. Now Mr..
Jesse Benton Fremont writes from Paris that
the trial of these cases Of alleged conspiracy
of fraud has resulted in the complete exone-
ration Of the General from all blame or ro-
sponsibility in the matter. Gen, Fremonts
friends in this country would find it difficult
TO believe him guilty of conduct unbecoming
u gentleman. ff
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Physicians recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup when all other medicines fail, as GER
tain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat, and
Coughs orsColds of long standing. For sale
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