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The New York herald., 1878-09-18
PRESIDENT HAYES.
The PRESIDENTIAL PARTY AT wILLouGHDy-
SPEECH Ely THE prpsrorrr

The PRESIDENTIAL PATTY AT wILLorGHDy-
SPEECH BY The PRESIDENT.
wILLoUonnY, Ohio, Sept H. 1873
The train with tho President and party lett Cleyc-
land ut quarter alter eleven O'Clock this
morning In the presence of pumber oil
prominent ctzsus who had cougrosatod ut
tho Depot The Presidential party was received
in the depot at Wilioughby, by a committee com.
posed OF Mayor Ellen and other prominent citizens.
After a parade through tho principal stress to
pavilion In tho public square tho President intro
duced by Mayor Ellen. ana spoke as ioIows:--
CoMIADRs LADIES AND FKLLow CITzgss: Tho
duty have to perform To-day Is worry simple one.
very agreeable one II Is TO preside over this meet
ing In tnking my place as president do not
ing, US most or you did, at au early hour
aud taxing. as | did, hasty and rather
from tho dinner which, understand, is tho next
thing IN order. (Cnecrs) | am glad. iuy comradee,
to meet so many OF you again. regimsn. which
AID t"onty-four hundred mon, Is nov
able 10 ussemclc here oniy QUO hundred
aud hfty-possibiy two hundred Tho long line--that
strong line which VIZ saw Ut our dress parade seven.
teen ycnrs ngo-has grown smaller and weaker by do
grces, m now perhaps not over two hundred are
hcre to enjsy oday's fostiviles; but us the
decreases our interest in each other tho tics
that bad Us iogetherthe ties OF companionship aud
comradeship-grow stronger and stronger. shall
TINS alleruoon's programme VIII DO Que OF
IT, The speech 10 To mado by q brave soldier aud
hnc orator from distant state Will DO worthy your
through TINS immense crowd. and snail take the ieAd
with the fwenty-tnrd at my back iChcers1
Tho village is elegantly ana proiuscly decorated,
aad from twelve TO fifteen thousand people in tho
public square listened TO tho speech OF John {. Cor
WIN, OF Omaha Tho President left hero this evening
ana attended meeting OF tho directors OF the Dayton
Soldiers Home Thence lie viii proceed to the Tri
State Fsir. which VIII open at Toledo on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE WHITAKER WILL.

LAWYER WHO WANTS TWENTY THOUSAND DOL
L.Rs BEFORE 'HE OPENS HIS MoUIH"-
''soME CHILDREN ARE Dorm TO PARENTS
AND OTHERS ARE sToLEN."
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1873.
piicat.ons IN the posthumous alTAirs of tho late
Robert Whitaker tho millionaire. arising out Of the
sudden appearance OF Now York lawyer, Mr. William
r. Dickerson. who claimed to have posses sion OF
second Will, in which ihelawyer rene bered Tor tho
snug OF $40 0c0 with tho remission OF dcbt
tho estate. The publication OF this matter has
brought forward ull sorts OF people. among others
another lawyer. who, hko Mark Medde. Is ready to
volunteer Information, out wants to be well paid for
II. This gentleman, who introduced himself 10 the
reporter hE J. W. CaItor-attornoy, In fact, Tor
Mr. Whitaker during his liietme--:s connected with
ON leo company anu bis proposition TO tho hoirs par
connection, for bile no claims 10 know all about tho
will he anuOuncas that no will not open his mouth
unloss no Is paid s2o,O0o. Mr.. Carter was asked,
''WhRt Is your idea OF tho VIII Z"
'At this timD / refuse TO givo an answer"
slow do you suppose II cano into Dickerson's
posscsson N'
"Lo. mo sec; how shall answer that question ?"
said Mr.. Carter, Ieeing his chm "Ahi ! have It;
some children are born 10 parents aud others
stolen"
''whs, do you know about Mr. Dickcrsonf"
al DON'T Know any thing about Mr.. Dckcrson.
never kncw him 10 plead case Tor Mr. Whitaker; he
years he didn't even DO that. / think Gould tell
much about that wit."
"Woil why don't you toll t?r
because my Knowledge of II Is worth $50 900, and
tLoy cannot settle tho estate up well witn0ut me.
The hcirs claim that they shall DO abo show that
the Will produced by Dckcrson must DO set aside"
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
MLSCELLA SEOUS.

Great preparations have been made by the York.
vile Macnnerchor for their grand vocal instru
mental concert TIE MUSICAL attractions are such
that thsre will no doubi DO great crowd prcscn;.
Besides, Tho object Tor which tho concert rs 10 be
gwen ought Of iIsvn 10 n the han to repieton. The
nialo OF The AfiOn nnd Beethoven societies
tako part IN the entertainment Mr. Bernard
Lsteman, Tue violiIis has volunteered his servicos
the concert 10 " bv gwen a. PaTopR Hall, Eighty
sixth street and Third avenue. rho doors VIII be
thrown open ~ hal-past sevon O'Clock
Mile. lrma d. Murska will bo among tho attractions
al the concert Ia Gmorc's Garden on tue 23i inst.
under she auspices OF the Froinen Ball C0mmitIeo
OF Ine Ola voluntceT Fire Department
Bogert IL Morgan, OF ths New York, Nav Orleans
Texas iins ~ilI receive ~ pier 3U orth River,
aud transmit por steamer hutchinson, irco oi CHARGE
uppics ot tood ana clothing tor the suIcrcra Thsy
should DO properly packed aud addressed 10 any VI
the recognized relief ASSOCIATIONS III N.w OrcAns,
TO q. a. Wnansy & Co, Now Orleans. The 'hutcbsn-
son sails saturday, scptcmDer2l
rho Young Peoples Association oil the Bedford Re.
formed Cnurch, Brooklyn, h. D.. gvo concert this
4. H. Roach, cashier and treasurer nj Vicksburg,
tecgrapns:-'.Convey TO Wells. Fargo & Co., NEw
YORK HERALD and Brooklyn Committee Tue profound
thanks vi 200 sck.'
A grand vocal and instrumental concert will 10
gwen n a'd OF tho yellow lever sufferers at tho Bec
ford Avenue Presbyterian Church this evening.
Anon: those who have volunteered TO sing Is Miss
Adeiina Richard.
r,cgcts 10 tho Womcn's Ma,in0, Ut Booths Thea.
trc on Friday win be sold ouly at Tho boxes ana tho
Offices Of the American District Telegraph Company.
Mr.. J. K Emmcl tho Comedian. Yesterday paid
800 for "a bvx Cn .rcd 10 play ono act "Ihc
New fgi,zn Mr.. H. ID. Palmer lkowise gavo 800
Tor u box, and n number OF Southern gentlemen pu.-
chased DC vcra oil seats. Major Downing voiun-
lccrcd tho services OF the Ninth KeSinent Band.
Tne meeting OF representatives of athlctic associa
tons arrange Tor benefit performance Will DO held
At tho Knickerbockcr Cottage IN Sixth avenue, on
Friday evouiDg, ut cigot oc.o X.
Tho coinblncd fraternitics OF Harlem givo an
entertainment at Harlem Music Hall to-inorrow
evening.
The receipts from tue exhibition OF Edison's Ia ven
tons In iho kurls gallery on Saturday next will DO
given to the fund.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SUICIDE OF A BANKER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II. 1878.
Gusnve Mahc. president Of tho French Savings
Bank, committed suicide this evening In hts room
tho bank by shooting himself In tho mouth. He
left nothing In explanation, ana adsqua excuse
Is known for hts action. The bank was recently In.
yestigaed by tho Bank Commissioners. who found
every thing right.
The knowlcdge that tho Commissioners were ex-
nminng .ts affairs caused run on tho bank by small
depostors, during which abo Ut quarter OF million
wus Withdrawn, but the Harry was soon over. The
private uars Of the deceased prosperous as lar
rs known. among tho papers ioupd on bis person
notification from the London aud San Francisco
Bank that hts Dote Tor S30 600 would fall duo o-Dor
row, but II IS not believed by his friends that this has
any bearing on tho case.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
AN OUTRAGE On TIE DEAD.
THE DEAN AND FACULTY or COLLEGE AR
RiSTED.

THE DEAN AND FACULTY. or A COLLEGE AR
ri STED.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. IL, 1873.
Oa Saturday morning last Edwin French, old and
we'll known citizen Of Cleveland, died at tho rest.
dcneo OF his son-in-liw, In wilioughby. thir
teen miles cast Of this city. Tho funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon aud tho re-
mans inferred IN tho WiiIoughby Cemetery. lhis
morning at carly hour u discovered that tho
grsvo had been robbed Of Its occupant, and de-
toctives were at once set at work, and this
iorouoon tho BODY was found la tank
underneath u nooriln tho Homeopathic Medical Col
lego TINS city Tue grave hao been robbed between
ono and Two O'Clock at night, and tho tody brought
TO the city ia carrIngo nnd thrown into the tank
and tho 1oor put back aud nnod down. Mr. }.
u. French, toB OF DECEASED, immediately swore
nut warrants, aud nearly urzca peOp.c, incluIing
the Dean anu members OF tho Faculty the jinitor aud
several students OF tho college. wesc arrestcd
The Faculty discIaim knowledge OF The Oody snatch
Ing and say incy were eorcy ignorant OF the whoIo
affair.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

IN charge Of deputy governor OF the prison Aad two
warders who attended them until they embarked on
the North German Loyd's steamer Mose which sailed
from southampton Tor New York. FIRST class
passages to Now York bavo been taken
for the Fenians Condor aud Melody. Their
pardon was handed them immediately pre-
vious 10 sailing The crow Of tho American. bark
Lav;na, arrested suspicion Of setting fire that
vessel recently IN tho harbor OF Duukirk, havo been
released, 1t appearing that the fire was accidental.
"A vessel which has arrived at Copenhagen reports
violent eruption OF Mount Heca on August %
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

THE SITUATION UNCHANGED AT GRENADA.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
GRENADA, Miss. Sept. IL 1878.
the situation Is unchanged hero to-day. The lever
Is bad ever so far as virulence goes There is
no Abatement degree or kind, but only ip tho
numbers affected. Quo man, Samuel Hrschbcrg,
who mad done good service nurse in the hos
pital and whose iather had weeks ago sent for him,
but In VAIN, diod to-day. Ho dicd as much martyr
10 duty as any who died Ia Grenada. He 0iIsd
humble sphere, II Ia true. but he filed II well and
will DO sadly missed. No could have acted bett or.
Mrs. Joanna Scanion dicd today, leaving her son
jimmy, boy only twelve years old, without any
one Tor him. One other dealh took place to-
day-a colorcd mau-and thero were tbreo cases.
Your correspondent remains at work tho samo us
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD

WAsnSGroS, Sept. II, 1873
Tho seventh infantry Which has beon on duty in
Mont for the pas, six years, uadsr the command
OF General John G!bbon, has been ordered to
Minnesota, and tho headquarters and nve
companies now route TO take sta
tlon ut Fort Smelling. near 81. Paul The
Soven:eonth infantry will bc sont to Montana from
the Missouri River posts n Dakota. u tako the place
Ul the seventh. ~tll
Tho companies o. the Twelfth Infantry which have
beon Ia the held In oregon ana Idaho during the sums
mer In tho campaign against tho Bannocks nave Dren
Withdrawn from tho field and are ordered 10 posts 10
tho Department Of Arizona
CAVALRY RECRUITS.
Tho superin tcndent oil the recruiting service has
boon directed 10 forward 200 recruits 10 Bismarck,
DAKOTA tor assignment TO various cavalry regiments,
and lao TO Yank,ou. for assianment TO tho First In.
tan
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

CONDITION OF NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tonn., sept. IL, 1878
The statement contained IN special to the Cn,cago
Times that Mss spids died OF yellow fever IN this
city and that two young indies named simpsou, In
tho same house, wsro III with fever, Is false Tho
persons referred to haa iaaiariai lever No nat,yo
OF yellow lover have occurred In this ~
Thero havo been Gully i've yellow fever deaths Mt
Nashville to date, ali imported from points west of
tho Tennessee RIVER where tho fever has prevailed
as epidemic.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
[pY TELEonArH TO The HERALD. ]

OMAHA Mob, Sept. IL. ISIS.
kilograms were sent from General Crooks head
quarters to-day ordering in The two Northern
expeditions uuder command oil Genorals Bradley and
Merritt. General Merritt and his command. consist.
ing OF fifty cavalry 60 into winter quarters at Fort
d. A. Russell General Bradley, with part OF the
Ninth infantry and Third cavalry, takes post Tor the
winter along tho Union Pacific Railroad
General Crook goes Wcst on Thursday on tour OF
Inspection OF several irontcr posts. he Will be 40
connpani,d by Webb Huyes. sen OF the President.
Captain Woonsoa, OF the Fifth cavalry, hrved
from Fost Mckinney tonight perhaps the inost I'm.
portant point the frontier
NEW POST.
new fort is nearly completed ATTY miles
north of the old Powder River post on
Clear Fork, the eastern base VI the Big
Horn Mountain. Tho post will be permanent
with strong buildings aud Will Dc habitabe early In
Japuary II opens up TO scitement one OF tho rich.
est aud best watcrcd regions OF the Northwest. rns
garrison Will consiat of tho Fith cavalry and four
companies OF infantry. Fhis is the country where
the troops operated 1906 Crook and Custers
and IL near the sceno OF the Custer massacre
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DLrAgtMEsT,
OFFICE or TAX CHigf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAslilSUTos, sopL Isl A. 81.

OFFICE OF TAX CHigf SIGNAL OFFICER!
WAsIiiSUTos, sopL Isl a 81.
indicitioHG
For the South At'ntic and Gull States. toutbsand
cast winds, rising followed by falling barometer,
WARMER, eear and partly cloudy weather viii prcyai
For tho ohio Valley ami tennessee, warmer south.
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather. followed
by cooler northcry winds aud rising barometer
For the Upper Mississippi anj Lover Missouri
valleys aud upper lakes, winds SHIT TO cooler
norihcrly followed by rising barometer aud partly
cloudy weather.
For tho lower inko region, falling barometer south.
west wiras. warmer, partly cloudy weather and oc
caslonai rains, followed by cooler, north .cst winds
aud cooler weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic aud Now England States
falling barometer, southwest Winds. warmer partly
cloudy weather. possibly followed IN tho incrior by
hight rams and. cooler, northwest winds.
Tho rivers viii generally tall. cxccp, rise in the
Lower ohio.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NEEDLESS PANIC AT CHATTANOOGA.
INK 1ELroRApH 10 THE HERALD

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept II, 1875
There is somo yellow lever excitement here The
Board OF Health, aitcr investigation by n committee
pronounced all here to be fever except
one which Is OF doubtful character. This case Is now
Improving There Is considerable bilious fever IN town
but tho death lower than usual this time oi
tho year. The Board OF Heaith unanimously re.
solved that dan-cr need bo apprcnended OF yellow
the CITY present nt the meeting and indorsod this
action of the Board. Tho rumofs OF fever have
caused most curious aud needless papic among the
cit whose minus are wrought up to high pitch
OF excitement by reudns tho accounts VI lever ut
other stricken localities, have Investigated tbe
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SUICIDE or A yELLow FEvEE vIcTIr.

CINCINNATI. sopi. IL, 1873.
A special despatch stntos that at Bridgeport Ohio
Walter oriey, farmer, gave lodging TO a tramp on
Saturday last who was taken sck during the night.
A physician cillcd 10, who declared u case OF
yellow fever, and arrangements wero mi ade without
delay the oval OF The patient 10 tho County In
nrmary. When tho sick man discovered that he was
attacked by yellow fevor hc drew revolver ana snot
himself through tho head, killing himself instantly.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
1HE SrICkNEY FRAUDS.

FALL RIVER, Mass.. Sept, IL. 1873.
Charles stickncy, who arrais sucd before Judge
Bsisde of Tho District Court, this afternoon, waved
an examination. HIS pail was placed at $4,000.
H. NJ. Knowton. hts counsel, SAID that bail
would be offered Tho prisoner was taken hence IN a
hack accompanied by his two sous, his counsel und
officer, and will leave on the quarter past iour l.. n.
IA Jali.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

GOVERNMENT RArIoNs FOB JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept II, 1875
The last instalment OF 10000 ratious issued
by tho order Of tho Secretary OF War arrived
in this city to.day. They consigned to
r. 8. Saunders, President OF the Howard Associ.
alton, for the benefit OF yoow fever sufferers, and
will hcld strictly trust BY him. to be distributed
onE as named. Tho armies OF idle negroes who
hang about instead OF seeking the cotton fields
which now invite them, nrc not considered by the
Howards az yellow tcvc: sufferers.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NEW YoaR's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

The folio wing contributions received yesterday
crs:-h. V. NJ, 81; employees oil Goldsmith L Hon-
man Collar Company, $50; Anonymous, "a: em-
ployes OF j. SIT Ia
Ing suoscr,rt"ns sens 10 mayor Ely yeste!o"y
amounted TO $3.50 II. Tho amount transmit tied
to Mempni'. j. Nelson fappan, VI Tho Cnizens' Re-
lief Committee, reported So. .047
The Mayors Relief Cummlttec reports S693 SO,
making total OF 80, 624 rs.
The Socicte Cuinairo Philantr0piQue (French
cooks) ana tho Purim Society (Hebrew) sent 500
eacn
Tho Southern Rcliot Committee OF the Chamber Of
Comnioico met Ut noon. kilograms read from
the Howard Associations At New Orleans and VickA-
burg, saying that they have been provided with sui
clcnt funds to carry them through the epidemic. AZ
Memphis and Vicinity the case Is difcrcut, and any
further contributions sent 10 the committee Will be
nppei IA thnt quarter and TO Inc support OF the
valescng poor aud the destitute from lack OF ploy
Ineut there and cl ;cwhero IN tho lover district.
check ior S2l5 the proceeds oil reading at tho
Fabyau House. IN the White Mountains, was sen; 10
tho committee by Miss Auns Dickinson.
Sister Mary Agnes, vi ST. Vinccnts Orphan Asy ium.
at New Orleans, IN letter to Secretary Wilson,
turned thanks for tho sum vi 500
United states Senator Eustis md Congress man
Acklcn OF Louisiana. appeared before tho Committee.
Tho latter, who said 10 about returLIng TO his
people, Returned thanks to tho committee IN the
name OF Tho South Tor their generous contributions
MIR. J. Pierpont Morgan, treasurer, acknowledges
receipt OF $I,4s6 ~, maxim. grand total Of
SlO6 051 4G
Additional contributions TO Lehman Brothers -
Temple Emanuel $l25 Congregation Shoarith Israel,
$137; Young Laucs' Charitsbls Union, 500.
rho combined Iraterntles OF Harlem Ack now edc o
the receipt oil $3.50 SO. and have sent 10 Memphis
$400; New Orleans, $500; V:cksburg. 5000
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
ADDITIONAL AID.

Ripley Ropos, treasurer OF tho Brooklyn fund, re-
ports 81, ,1S2 20. making n total Of $l7. .627 TO-
Mayor Yates, OF Newark, reports 81, 730. Two Of
tho collection Jokes IN that city bsve stolen.
George LounsUuIy, Newark bootOlack, devoted
his gross receipts yesterday 10 tho yellow lever Iund
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
SMALLPOX.

Tho bark Bella Mudge, Captain Mason, thirty seven
days out from DInkirk, arrived al this port ycster
dav morning, with one OF her crew sick with Tho
stnalIrox DR.. Mccartney boarded her IN the lower
bay and Detained her, near tho hospital snip, In
Quarantine. Sho "a owned In Halifax.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE HATHAWAY EMBEZZLEMENT
CASE

TAUNTON, Mass, Sept. II. 1873
George T. Hathaway was a'raignod In court this
+. NJ. to the surprise OF many, his case
not being expected TO up be.
lore 10 morrow. Dslrlct Attorney Marston saM
bo had proof OF three ont OF elsveo
Of tho counts against him tor embczzIemcnt-viz..
hrsi, seventh aud cigbth-to which Hathaway
pleaded guilty. II was decided 10 dcfor has case "a
somo future day. He was remaDdcd 70 Jail again
He appeared perfectly sell possessed.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
GENERAL SHERMAN.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE herald. ]

IBY TELEUEAPH TO THE BEKALD.
PREscoTr. A. T., Sept. IL, 1875
General Sherman, with General McCook arrived at
Camp Verde TO. day and VIII spend days in Pres
colt reception VIII be given by General Wilcox
Thursday, aud grand reception by citizens,
headed by Governor Hoyt and Mr Thomas Fitch,
Fridav. General Sherman will leave Yuma By Il iast
E.rk
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
aANIrARt rRlcAurioxs.

during the week ending September Ia the Sanitary
Bureau under sho direction Of superintendent Day,
have disnisc.cd S9 miles OF street cutters, using In
tue process gallons OF tho solution prepared for
tho purpose l31 gallons OF carbolc acd AZ total
cost ui s2ys 81 Five OF reported yellow ievor
were Investigated and nvo rooms iumIg gated. Four
cases OF clothing and Bino trunks when arrived In
a. stufe cd
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
Progress of the Yellow Fever in
the Stricken Cities.
NEW ORLEANS DEATH ROLL
The Situation Unchanged
in Grenada.
HELP FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Generous Responses to the APP
peals for Aid.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
New ORLEANS, Sept II, 1873.
Tho new cases of yellow iovcr reported in tho last
twenty -four hours is 223 by tho Board OF HEALTH 1852
by tho Howards and So oy the Young MEMS Chris
tian Association, making total OF 6G3-an increase
oi $50 since yesterday. Tho total number of
Tar Is l5,0s6. Among the OF fever 70
ported today Dr. Matthew'S, the eloquent pastor Of
the Carondcet N Methodisr Church.
Yesterdays DEATH LIST
Tho names or tho dead In tho past twoRty-four
hours which number sixtytwo "a decrease OF eleven
since Yesterday ars az iolows:-
Kate Fisher Deverc. John L. Hess.
MIRA Maria CLAUDE. Mary B O'ConneI
Sulvadoro SandeTIA r. B Fricc.
Rose Martin Tnomas J. Hunson.
Louis Clement Mr.. Juliet Biein.
Peer Nicholvicb. Laura Roche.
John Rampuitz William Doyle
John Smith. L. l.. Burus
Frederick Ropp Sarah J. Long.
Louise SaDathier Bsnjam Il. Muir.
Charles Dupuy. Sarah Campbell.
Eugene Artgcp. William Dwyer.
Samuel lhaacs. Annie BrittOn.
stephen Wuarana. Mary Hagan.e
VioIn Kra!l. Esther jacobson.
Charles Baldwin. james BraiR
HcrmDe rapndet. A. HcrZeg.
Nicholas Jamanta Mary Cssey.
Robert Ringgoid. NJ. Stern.
S. Hcrzsig Alice q. Miller
Anuio Conncl. Mrs. Auna Lewis
james A. Hall. ULCER Girayd..
\. Manlontvcux Emile Schumacher
Anna FitZsibbons. John PhiIIlps $50
Augusta Lccerc. Marie Vrerar
Samuel BauSsey. Alfred Prince.
Andre Faurc. Frederick Kampman.
JohnP. Portcous George Dueriing
B 7. Sims. Charles T. Bradford
jennie Adams. Theodore Mlcke.
Anno ich
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
PARIS, TENN, p,NIc-sTRIcKEN.

PARIS, TENN, PiNIC-STRICKEN.
BY TELEaRAPH TO THE herald
PARIS, Sept. II, 1878.
j. II. Tcdro, master mechanc, was tho only death
here to-day. Four night taken 10 Louis
VILE for treatment there Three moro sick, but
II has not vet been pronounced yellow fever. Tho
town Is entirely deserted thu stores are Reariy all
closed, business suspended ana people panic stricken.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
pupNINo OF AN lNrEcTED nAnor.

Ni'''SAii, ocP's 1900
Captain Porter burned tho steamer Porter 8 barge
Mnpo a few miles above this city lato last night.
1he barge was valued ~ $s0U0
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
GENERAL SHIELDS CONDITION.

General Shields was much improved in health lass
night aud relnpsois feared Tho lecture when he
was to denver on Frduy evening, at tho Brooklyn
Academy OF Music, has boon postponod uatil nexs
TUESDAY evening, september "a.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE WEATHER Yrsrrnn,Y.

Tho following record will show tho changes In the
Temperature Tor the past twenty hours In com.
parison with tho corresponding dato OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hginots pharmacy
(HERALD Buldinel. No. 2ts Broaiway:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHiNGToS, Sept II, 1873
Lieutenant Thomls G. Mclean IS ordered TO ord
nance duty at tho Washington Navy Yard. Master
C. u. Galloway Ia ordered to duty at tho Hydro.
graphic ONCE. Master John S. Abbott Is ordered 10
the MuTe Island Navy Yard
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

lDY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD.]
BRowSEyiLLE, Sept. II. 1873.
Today's report sh9ws dve new cases aud three
deaths Eighty cases are now under treatment, most
oI them doing we'll Five thousand government
tons arrived to-day. Inree-iourths Of The
negroes, who will hock town. We arc out OF ice
and hnances low.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
THE ILioUE AT GRAND JUNCTION, TKxy.
lBY TELE. RArH TO TIE HEnALp.1
GRAND JuScrIoy, Tom, Sep, II. 1s7

GRAND JUScrioS, Tonn., Sept IL, 1873.
Four new cases and three deaths wero reported
here to-day Tho total TO date aro forty SIX;
total deaths to date, twenty tour. There arc now
twenty 1--we cases under medical treatment. none OF
whom showing any signs oi conv acscipg
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

Thero have beon no cases since tho steamer
Porter left The quarantine the Ohio and kenawha
rivers mas been removed md tho boats mako usuai
laDduas Tho School Board have decided 10 open tho
public schools again on Monday next.