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The New York herald., 1878-10-30
CUBA.
ANoruxn OPTICAL JOURNEY OF INSPECTION NJ
MARTINI z-cAMPos.

ANOTHER OPTICAL JOURNEY OF INSPECTION NJ
MARTINEz-cAMPos.
HAVANA, Oct 20, 1873
Captain General Martinez. Camp pos. with OF his
suite, started this morning on journey OF inspsc-
tion, extending over tho whole island. He went
hence TO Plnar del Rio. From there he will 60 to
Masanxas whore festivities large ncaIc sse pre-
paring tho arrivnN OF Cnmpos coinciding with the
csisbraon Of tho patron SAINT OF Matanxaa On Issv
Ing Matanxas he wi proceed 10 SANTA Clara and SAN
tago de Cuba.
A recent regulation, published 10 the 06sciai Ga
scffs osiiges al Chibamcn who arrived before ins
year 1851 10 rscontract their for another
term This requirement has created much criticism
and comment. In reply to Inquiry tho governments
authorities declared t6at the regulation tempo
rary and necessary for thc tranquility Of tbo island
unSsr present circumstnr ccs. According to law shs
Chinese were always Obliged other 10 rccontracs
thar coutract
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A PARTISAN WEDDING.
A YOUNG LADY OF NEW YORK MAsRIxD TO
PRUssIAN BARoH-DIsTIxcUisHxD sEoPLs
pRw9YUr

PRUssIAN BARoN-DIsTIN0UlsHxD PEOPLE
[BY CABLE TO THE HERArD.1
PARIS, Oct. so, 1873.
A fashionable marriage was solemnized
in the capital yesterday at the American
Episcopal Church, Miss Grace Hoffman
Burnett daughter of General Burnett, OF
New York. wedding Baron Victor von
Ocrtzen, Of the Prussian cavalry. Tho
bridegroom is q nephew Of the Prince
do Preuss. He is sged twenty
seven, while his American bride
is eighteen. The church was beau
tifully decorated with flowers, and was
crowded with fashionable people. The
bridesmaids were Misses Morse and Breese.
and the groomsmen were Baron Carl Won
Oertzen and Mr. Morse. Of New York
DRESSES or THE BRIDE AND BRIDEsMAIDs.
The brides Wedding dress was of white
silk, made in the style Of the time of the
Directory, and was trimmed with satin and
orange blossoms. The veil was of tulle and
the bride carried bouquets Of orange bios
SONS. Miss Morse was attired in white Pc
kin and satin, trimmed with pearls and
bouquets Of pink roses. Her bonnet was
trimmed with pearls and white feathers.
Miss Breese was attired in white Pekin and
silk trimmed with pink roses and bonnet
of white, with gold and feather trimmings.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
Among the distinguished people present
were Minister Noyes, ex-Governors Fair
child, Hoffman and Fenton; the Countess
Won Bnlow, the Baron and Baroness
Adolphe de Rothschild, Mrs. Albert GAL
latin, Mr.. and Mrs. Matteini, of Florence,
Italy; Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence,
General and Mrs. McKeever, Mrs. John T.
Hoffman and daughter, Messrs. Groesbeck,
Horton, Bierstadt and others.
OFF ron BxrDsLBxRe.
After the religious ceremony. performed
by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, the civil mar
riage took place at the Mdirie A wedding
breakfast, to which only few intimate
personal friends were invited, was served
at the Cafe Anglais. The happy couple left
Paris last night for Heidelberg, where they
will spend q fortnight with On uncle Of
the bridegroom.
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tions were performed. as prescribed, for the
Cardinal by the Primate, the Archbishop
Of Cashel, the two senior Suffragan
Bishops. Walsh. and Lynch. and the
celebrant Bishop Moran. Then the plain
tive 'Requiescat in Pace" was chanted by
the tenor and counter tenor, and was deeply
solemn. This closed the function, the
church was gradually cleared and the doors
were closed.
TIE FUNERAL.
It was intended that the interment should
take place at ten O'Clock tonight In strict
privacy at the Church of the Holy
Cross, attached to the beautiful and
picturesque Archiepiscopal Seminary.
Clonlihs, which was erected out
of the Cardinals own savings and
dedicated two years ago by the late Cardi-
nal Franchi, during his visit to Ireland.
The Catholic people. however. were too
much afflicted to allow Of this, and the
whole neighborhood of the Cathedral was
crowded. The final ceremonies were very
solemn and imposing.
EN- ROUTE TO THE CEMETERY
The coffin was simply placed on On open
hearse drawn by four plainly caparisoned
horses, and o long line Of carriages
followed. The people walked along
side in such numbers through the
streets Of Dublin that 1t was found
necessary to proceed very slowly, and an
immense crowd had assembled outside the
gate Of the Seminary. It was in
tended only to admit few priv
ileged persons, but several hundred
people found their way in. The Primate
and the other bishops and many priests
were In attendance. The anthem "Subve-
mite sancti Dei," given in the Gregorian
chant, announced the arrival of the coffin.
It was laid on the bier before the altar and
the absolution pronounced by Bishop Mo-
ran. The coffin was then borne out by the
bishops, because the entrance to the vault
is outside the church.
IN THE cHuRoH or THE HOLY cnoss.
The vault is of plain brick, without orna-
ment. and the Cardinal himself had II
made The cofin was laid at the entrance
and the "Benedictus" was chanted,
alternate verses being sung in har-
mony. The scene was most pic
turesque, the clergy standing in, rows
and on an inclined slope the crowds of
mourning people looking on as the plaintive
music asoended in the night air. The night
was clear, the stars were shining and
hundreds Of candles and torches were
Pickering among the thousands of specta-
tors
THE LAST SCENE
Tho holy water was sprinkled on the
coffin, which was then placed in the vault.
The last prayer was said by Bishop Moran.
struggling with his emotions; the "Requies-
cat in pace" was once more chanted and all
that was mortal Of Paul Cullen, the first
Irish Cardinal, was left to await the last
trumpet.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General william @. Ls Duo, United States commssA
soner OF Agriculture; Msjor osnssaiJ Joha n. Soho
Asd. OF wess Point and Judge Jeseph Muli,p ei tbs
Now York Supreme Court, are ~ sue Windsor Rev:
James freeman Clarke. Of Bossoo, 10 at the Hoffman,.
Henry 8. Sanford. Of Florida, sud 0snsral Edmsnl
schr,vsr. Unned sts.cs Army. arc a. the Brsvoort.
State senator A. }. Horr, ot Pennsyivaos, 10 81 shs
Metropolitan. Ex.Conerossman = W. Ke''oss. d
Connections; Felix Il. Bruno. Of Pissssurs; b. ,.
Guild, OF Boston, and J. G. Williamson, sbs csms.
dian, arc as tho Finh Avsnua Ex-cousrsssma.
julius Hotchkiss. Of Connsotscut 10 AZ the Aston
Professor c. Gilbert Wheeler. Of Cn,caso 10 a. shs
Park avenua
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HOW THE GEORGIA WAS WRECKED.
[BY rELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

lBY TRLEoRAPH TO THE HEnALD
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20. 1873
The Chronicle tomorrow will publssh interviews
with twenty-five OF tho passengers cabin and steer.
sge Of the wrecked Psolao Mail steamer
Georgia, who arrived from Panama sunday
All who suw Howard, ths captain or the
Georgia. Immediately after tho snip struck,
agree that no intoxieassd tnst he staggered on
the deck said r.owsr the lie boats oil tte
passengers and toss overheard !" and then led
away. wneu tho ship struck a. twelve O'Clock msd-
night, Howasa vas IN his ststercom with swo
German girls, passengers from New YORK, who
we're often wuh hin late NJ night Tho cook Of the
Georgia. who has sailed with Howard ON the Granada,
aaya he vas 0fIon trunk on ahIpboard.
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AID FOR TIE SUFFERERS.

tho HERALD yesterday received the following con-
sributions TOR tho yellow fever sufrerors:-From
Nysck, 81 2s; H s. NJ. 81; 9. p. G.. 30 cents; N. J.
Heller, 81 Is
fund by Newark exceeds $4,000 Tho Mayor will re-
eeivc no farther contributions
Tho drawing for tho jewels for the bcnsnt OF
Southcsn lady takos place to-day at The stock Ex-
change. ~ quarter past three r. H.
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A MEXICAN EXHIBITION.

ANXIOUS TO xMuLArE THE EXAMPLE. OF SIS
TER REPUBLICS.
CirY oy MEXICO,
Via INV ORLEANS Oct. 20. 1878
The Minister Of Public Works announces that the
government, AZ the suggestion OF Mr.. do zamacona,
10 about 70 nominate . commission TO organize .
special exposition, TO take place at . conveniently
early da,e for the exhibition exclusively OF American
ana Mexican productions the samc 10 be neid this
c,Sy, under the direct auspices Of tho government
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MURDER DY A MINSTREL.
PmLApELrHiA. Pa, Osa 70. Il

Daniel Archer, . halter on Ridge avenue. was
killed this afternoon by Harry Richmond, tho min.
strsl, who 10 unaer engagement At the new National
Theatre in this city Late TINS afternoon the two
men me. IN . salson adjoining the theatrs and after
scme words Richmond picked up pitcher and struck
Aycnsr on me head, telling him TO the noor Ricn
mond VINO was accompanied oy two women im me-
diateIv Ieft the saloon when an asssmpt was made
10 lut Archer up u vas found that he was dead.
cbmond, NOT knowing Of ths fatal result of She
blow rel urned 10 the theatre early this evening 70
iunt hts engagemens sna was snen'arreets0A
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HERALD WEATHER SERVICE

ANCTHEB STORM RHED1CTION bULFLLED-
THE CYCLONE or TIE 23D MOVING OVER
THE BRITISH COASTS ON THE 28rH-AxL
VESSELS Excrrr coAsrras REMAIN IN THE
unBsxY.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. 30, 1878.
All reports from the north verify the
HERALD's last storm warning for the 2Sth.
Violent gales have swept the Banffshire
coast during yesterday and early this morn
ing The predicted rains fell in heavy
showers, and in large sections of the coun-
try the ground is partially covered with
snow. The sea on tho northern, north
western and northeastern coasts 10 very
high.
ALoxo THE WELSH COAST.
Along the Welsh ooast yesterday very
heavy gales prevailed, raising tremen-
dously high sea in st. Georges Channel and
the Irish Sea. The storm was attended by
Qdll anu ucuvy EuiubS uhu PAooOASCu uAA soo
characteristics of the predicted tempest.
SAFE IN PORT.
The gale was 80 violent and the forewarn-
ing so timely that not single vessel left
the Mersey except some few coasters.
Those, it is feared, may have met with
disaster, as nothing has been heard
of them since their departure. 1t is hoped,
however, that they have made for q shell
tered anchorage before the gale reached its
height.
THE STORM CENTRE
The centre Of the storm has moved into
Norway and large circle of depression
now overlies that region. At Holyhead the
wind blows strong from the northward,
with a barometer at 1919 inches, and at
Plymouth the wind is northwest and
squally, with o pressure Of %. SO inches.
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FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.

on the application OF General Marcus J. Wright
Secretary Evar,s has ssnt - Casey Young, Memphis,
Tenn, draft OF $1,000, out Of the Frcneh
fund being disburssd by him, 10 - used
In the purchase or clothing asd beddisg
for tho yellow fever sufferers at Meuphsa
The National Relief Commission has recommended
he made for tho relief Of the sufferers 10 the sevps
and villages surrounding Memph,a Tho secretary Of
STATE mas received frem tho United States Consnl
LYONS France q second instaiment Of subscript
raised IN that city In mid OF the sufferers by yellow
fever amou nttng to $500. The commercial agent ~
St 0allen, Swnseriand, mas forwarded subscriptions
amounting 20 $500 rs IN gold. With tho former
trbutious IRON these places was a request that the
money be used for the rolief OF French and SWISS
cisxsns In the United Ssatcs bat to-day suoh dee.
.gnation was made
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ENGLISH BUSINESS TROUBLES.
TIE KRNrIsH AND SUSSEX YAnMrRs THREAT
Exxp WITH srnrKE--corroS IN TnoUBLE--
TIE SILVER QUESTION.
Ink CABLE TO THE nEnArp.1
LONDON. Oct 20. 1873.

INK CABLE TO THE HEnALD1
LONDON, Oct 20, 1s7s
AZ meeting Of agricultural Iaborsrs 10 Canterbury
shs,r wages In Kent and Sussex, u was stated that
lOo0 laborsrs had already struck that the pum.
bsr would be increased to 1000 IN few days II the
masters persisted In their design. Botw. on ten
aud fifteen thousand persons Will ultimately be
affected IN the two oounties Tho Isborers declare
that the sourss Of tho farmers ,s oppressive, and
threaten 70 emgrato tho colonies 10 large aumber
TEE COTTON TRADE
Tho Manchester Guardian publishes Statistics
showing that about sixty per cont OF the looms
ssd spiudios IN the Lancashire Cheshire cotton
ssric,s have stopped working on shors time.
pfscorSr RATE.
French capitalists took good three month"; bilis
here yesterday as low as nvs per cont discount Ia
Pasis tho open mukei, tho Of discount Is AZ
s2x per cent. The next Bank Of England return
10 expected to show favorable changes f314voo hav
ing gonc into the bank from abroad since Thursday,
and Elo0, 900 from Scotland, and $500 600 from the
East bc,ng expected 10 60 In to-day. further return
both Of gold snd notes. from Scotland 10 anticipated
I'VE YEAn THE AxERIcAss."
The Tymes in It's nnancisi article, however, is ap-
prshcnsivs int the money market Is not safe IRON
American and German demand Tor gold The Afghan
sns,r may require tho government TO send silver TO
India Tho Indian market for silver 10 nov bare,
and demand thus created wsuld raise tho price and
% bring out the German stock. whIoh 10 believed 70
~ sttn large
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NO REDUCTION IN COAL PRICES

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20, 1873
Tho Leh,gh Coal Exchange hold their mon.hiy
meeting this afternoon. II vas decided 20 make ne
change In tho priccs, whch Will rsmsin - foows:-
Lump, 81 o5 and - ss; broken and cgs 81 % ana
81 rs; stove. 81 90 aud So: chestnut ~ 30 and
81 %; chestnut No 2, 81 so and 81 % The nra
pricc Is for city and the price following for she
line trade. An agreement was entered into Ter
mceting Of operators. TO be neid ~ Bsthsnem, Pa,
Monday Afternoon next, when the Qucst lions boar
Ing upon the advsabiity Of tho co0tinuance OF ths
coal com binaton will bo discussed.
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yon LIEUTENANT BExrER's FAMILY.

ron LIEUTENANT BENNERs FAMILY.
HaADQuARrKAs GENERAL RscRuirIxo SERVICE
UNITED STATES ARMY, y
NKw YoRK, Oct ~. 1878. J
TO rnR EDITOR or TIM HERALp:-
havc tho honor TO acknowledge roceipt Of the fol
lowing named tho relic Of she family Of the
lasc Lieutenant Bonner, Eighteenth nfantry:-E. p.
D, IS; Cavalry corps $c5; u. b. D. b., $40; d. d..
Tower. IS; 4rs,,Icrv, IS; BiSshamion, tsrcusn Loo
\ Mum. $40; Major X. I. Morris, $40 rSaa, ssA
Very respectfully, w. W. DAUGHERTY,
FIRST Lieutenant, rwenty second infantry.
Total amount received 70 date, t355.
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THE FLORENCE.

THE ARCTIC SCHOONER NOT EXPECTED TO Ar
RIVE AT NEW LONDON UNTIL "WEDNESDAY.
[Br rELEonArH TO rHE HEnALD.I
NEW LONDON, Conn, Oct. 20, 1879
The Arctic schooner Fiorenos, which left Province
town, Mass, ior this port Monday forenoon, has
no, arrived At this hour tm,dnsh,) She was spoken
BY the steamer 0iphant Al tn's morning. midway
between Watch Hill and Ps,ns Jadith. rbs probs-
py s that the Florence viii not reach this port M
ti Wednesday forenoon, thcro is no wind outside
and she has 10 stem rapid udca TINS, and her die
abisd oeaditon, nsosssary makes ths passage siov.
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fixing" A RADICAL POLITICIAN

A NEono SHOT BY SOME PERSONS UNKNOWN
rHs PENALTY OF OWING OFFENCE.
fur rnLEoRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
nM PKrERsBugo, Va; OoI 20, 1873
Informstioa has been received here Of tho kiiiog Of
negro named Davy stith, ofGrscnsviiIs county Stih
was a radical politician si some prom,nsncs, ana. u
is SAID, asvs offence TO some person lately, when II
was intmatcd hrm that he wsuld soon DO "nxed. {"
nis body. when found yesterday morning, wss lying
beside the voad In the ncghborhood OF Poplar Mount
cs srch tho head lett hand and breast being iui Of
large buekshol rho negro had evidently boon ns-
sassuated by some person VINO probably fired from the
trees along the roadside and hts bsnd bcsn
thrown up 10 dcfend tho head. The Coronsr's Jury
rendered verdict that The deceased his death
Ut tho hnnds OF persons unknown
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASxfRo OuS. 10, ie7N
CsKss mnrkss amin ated price very n<m. Rso, gsce
nruts. COO 0,7SO rolls pcf 10 ktios- ExchanEs -
London. AN, -.
uofocsupsricr Santos lCO = ,HsO pss 70 ktios
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JAY COOKE 4 CO.'S ESTATE.
PnlLAnKlrnrA. Oct. 20,

PHILApKLPHfA Oct " IsFs.
The trustees Of the Jay Cook estate to-day com.
mcnocd tho second distribution OF assets. - io.
lows:-
Cash, nve per cent
Ono ana 4 hall shares OF the preferred stock OF tne
Northern Pacac Railway to every 81 900 OF claims.
rhrec fourths shares OF stock tpreierrc Of tho 81
Paul and Duluth Railroad Company 70 every $1,000
claimS
One aud one fourth share OF tho common stock Of
the ST. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company 20 every
81, 900
rne distribution will continue daily, from ten A. N.
uutll two NJ.
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A FASHIONABLE WEDDING.

MARRIAGE or MISS ELLA RoDMAN TO LIEUT.
ENAxr JAMES c. AYnEs--A BRILLIANT cEBE-
MoNIAI.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO ruE nEnaLp.1
Rock ISLAND. H., oct. 20. 1878.
Az eight O'Clock this evening a brilliant wedding
was sole nzsi In tho Broadway Presbyterian Church
The contracting parties were Lieutenant James q.
Ayrss and Miss Ella Rvdman. Tho groom IN nm olccr
Ia tho Ordinances corps. stationed nj Fort Lincoln,
ID. T., aud for thrco yonrs previous 70 February,
1878, at Rock Island Arsenal. The BRIDE 10 daugn-
tor Of the late General Thomas J. Rodman. Miss
saIts Buford, OF Rock 1sand; Miss Lulu Merrill, Of
B,smarcw AMI Misses sslic NoLslaod aud Mary Bnck,
oil Pistsburg attended the BRIDE as matds. and T. j.
Rodman, A. Brodman oi Rock Island, and Licuionaats
scnuy ,or and Burke of1icistca as grooipsmsh. rho
ceremony was performed by the Rov. r. J. Holcombc
rcc or OF Trinity Cburcb.
From hait.pnst eight until twelve O'CLOCK . rccep.
tiou cas- held a. the Rodmau mansion.
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"a n 1a7a

Spanish rold. la4x . iosx. Exeosass seading ~.
ward On Nov iorG. sixtv days. s.rreney y oh p.es
0a 6sl premium; a., god. .hor, srns, 7A pre-
Az premium sugar quiet. nominal.
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RESUMPTION OF rRAvrr.

LouIsvLLs, KY, Oct 20, 1878.
The quarantine In Southern cities having bscn
raised The louisville and Great Southern Railroad
has commenced running double daily trains TO Little
Rock Mem Pitts Nov Orleans, and all southern and
peints Hundreds Of rcturninR refugees
are passing through this city on their way home
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HAVANA MARKET.

year yoas. . ~ sax
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YELLOW FEVER.

GRADUAL pscLrsE or THE scouRoH AND RE-
SUMPTION or BUsISEss.
Nxw ORLEANS, Oot 20, ls7a
To-day, up 10 Elk sclooE p. NJ there wero deaths
There were ~ Cases, OF which were nev.
The Young MEMS Christian Assosai,on rspsrs u
new cases ana death.
Total deaths TO date 90<; cases. lS0o2
The Hovards report 1877 oases, all old
BATON RoUaK-New oasca Is; deaths,
VicksBUKa-fhcre WAS one death to-day. There 70
. drinking rain tonight
DRLrA-rhsre death hero to-day.
JACKSON, Nisa-The new cases are 10, and deasne
soday, 4 s-....
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SUFFERING IN THE SMALL RIVER TOWNS.
ST LOUIS. No.. Oct 20 1878
THE HEALTH or FLORIDA.

JAcKsoSvILLE, Fla, Oct 20, 1873
Tho health Of FLORIDA during the past summer has
bcsn remarkably good. Not a single case Of yellow
fevsr hes occurred In she State, with the OF
very fcw among the shipping OF Key West, In tho
extreme southern portion of tho Stats. The death
ratio VI Jacksonville 10 almost unprecedo0tsdy low
All land quarantine has been removed Tho weather
very hs and northern travel % already setting u
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ruv wrArHrR YRsrEppAY.

The following record will show The changes IN ths
temperature Tor tho past twenty four hours
parisou with thc corresponding dao st last year.
indicated by the Thermometer nj Hudnus's pharmaey,
HrRA AID building No ais Broadway
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KswKLAsp--fn Brooklyn, Tucsdsy niGhA 0otoose
%, MANY r.. vile Of Franklin T. KneslanA, Al
youne ecst daughter Of John v. Anderson.
Notice OF fupcsnt hereafter
lFcr OtAer Deaths See Nfwta Rn0sl
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FOUR DEATHS IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tcun., Oct 90, 1873
The Bosrd OF Health ofhclally reported four deaths
from yellow fover during the twenty -four hours end
ing at six o'clock tonight Underiakers report
three additional iutermsom Of persons who died In
the suburbs. Among those who havo died arg
Mrs. u. l.. SIMS William Somers and Melea Toas-
mann.
LATHE Rock having raised her quarantine trains are
running regularly 10 that city.
w. J,Chase, Acting Postmaster, was stricken with
the fever last night The wife OF Captain rom Cald-
we'll who roturned from Glasgow, KY, last Wednss.
cay, was prostrntei with the lever yesterday.
INLAND TOWNS ASSISTANCE.
morning. 70 enarm.n COPY yre. Il eo%m.so.s 'Io 10 no
principal cities OF the coantry:-
xr.ru,s. Oct. 20. Is7a
.hem in paying balances. they Fifteen thousand
sss,, y. ca
ssiSsuss ss'" '''e' ''1'''''" 4. b. IASGsTAfr
President How ard Association.
NO AID NEEDED AT MoniLk
r,soS@.Yoar % Now YORK e sSeraii.y Hs Is TOO ers..
Mobile does not want any funds Ny doctor Informs
mo that the cases arc mostly mild. and should snc
time como whom AID Is required will inform you."
FROST GRENADA
Mr. John Powell tslesrsphsd from Grenada, Miss,
night before last some refugees returning home
and the stores are being rcopcned for business"
NEW CASES AT CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oce " 1875
Dr. vandsman's yellow fever report tor the twenty.
four hours ending at four r. N. to-day Is ~ foliows
Deaths thrse.he Hen. Thomas J. Carlile, Mayor; X.
Schlsssingsr and negro New cases, S-swo ne
groea
Porter D. Rose, who went 10 Stephensen, Ala, as
nurse died there this morning OF yellow fever
Weather cold ana rainy to-aay.
SUFFERING IN THE SMALL RIVER TOWNS.
m ST.. Louis, No., Oot 90 1878
Tho national relief boat Chambers arrived Al
Quarantine this morning, and after brief stay there
70 this city, and lies at tho levss. She
has been thoroughly dIsiotsoted. fum,sased and
scrubbed from stem to stern. rhe of1cers and crew
arc all vol. Ltoutenans Hall, commander OF the
boat since the death Of Lieutenant Beuner. says The
susripg Of people In Abe little river towns on ihs
bank and q few miles back ts very great aud ..
mands immediate a,tsn,ioo. In some places, he
says the people are almost starving food being very
easily reached now, the quarantine having bcsn raissd