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MISSISSIPPI CITY.
/ CLEAR CASE.

EptetaE Dt.patch to 1hs Irtottns.
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-Dr. Ki'patrick, of
t1,e National Board Of Health. has Just returned
from holding an autopsY on tic body Of Tom
Cru,, who died at Mtss4aslppi C'ty yesterday.
DR.. Fitzpatrick s.ntcs that:he firat saw the case
on Tuesday, and remained With It from lust
altcr breakfast Until dinner .inc. uG found
l,Is temperature To 10 103 2-l0 md tho pulse g..
no recognized It to De yel'ow-feyer at once,
particularly whcn coupled With the fact TINT
suppression Of urine had already taken place.
Dr.. Fitzpatrick WIS satisfied that the
boy wns going to die, but did
not pronounce upon the case.. Fcelng sure of
thls, md being determined to make al, nutopsy,
la left On busluess for Pascagoula, and, alter
trausact!ng It, he returned, ascertalnng that the
hoy was dead.
was commenced by hlnlsolf and Dr. Pc]acse,
but, bcioro It hal concluded, Or. Smith, OF Pass
Christian, arrived. AL thrce united In MO-
nouncing 1t nn uninis.akablc case Of yellow
foyer. The fact was telcgrnpfed to Mobile BY q
resident Of tlmt village, and appeared In the pn-
pers OF TINT city Dr. Fitzpatrick states that tlle
foycr has been broken in tho oslleE children, aud
that they have passed tint critical interval
which Immediately follows the leaving Of the
foyer. Having been ab!e to take nouFishment,
they are In latr way 10 recover. -Four distinct
types Of yellow-feYcr characterized the disease,
high temperature low aud feeble pulse, a.
luminous urine, aud its suppression.
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VARIOUS.
hYMI'ATllYs

LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 25.-At meeting OF
tho Directors Of the Louisville Board Of ITade,
held t!Lis morning, 1t was
I'tsoir<d, That this IInard expresses tts earnest
sympathy with tbs reops q AsmgAs, !., IL thetE
to such Of The Memphis merchants a. have bean
compelled TO leave thctr homes to locate III thts
Rs,olrtd. That ths uso OF tho tooma Of tho BOARD
OF Trade il hereby rendered 10 tho nefehant* ot
Memphis for tho ns.t nBEsx a5s WILD 70 h f0san 70 3a
ci,y from time 10 limb st{oud thu daily mastIuRs.
sxaT TO QUARANTINE.
NEW Yosn, July 23.-'rhe Havana steamer
City OF Morida was taxing rsrKo Oh board to-
daY, when DR.. Vanderpool, tho Health Officer,
msio his appearance, and hsd tho weasel, crsx,
mud 'lopgshorsmen load!ug the vessel all taxon
to quarantine, Ons Of The trn asked tho Doc
tor TO allow tho potatoes on tile plsr put On
boasd. The Doctor said be would allow OF
nothing that would dctafn tho ship. He had
taken the trouble yesterday 70 coma TO town
ppt accounted for. West, tho ealef onRtneer,
told him tier Nero Ill accounted for, aAd yot 1t
that tIme tbs ulAn now III Quarantine {tcheon)
was sick In Brooklyn. and hs &Wtat) knew hu
had not accounted for him. When my con.
1ideuca IL ouco abused" added DR.. VandcEpool,
~ cannot take u4s word Of any one With regard
to tue vessel"
oITr ,cLxAn1xG.
NASHVILLE, Tenu., Feb. GA heavy raln-
Storm prevailed here this afternoon, otuplotely
ctp&n!ns tho city. It raiped three luchea ia H.
most II many hours, flooding tue sHeots Ant
alleys.
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THE WEATHER,

OFFICE or TIE CHIEF. sI0N4L OF71oaR,
WAsl1tNorox, D. G., july al a. m.'-1ndca-
tions-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
uorthesly 10 westerly winds, R'ow1y rising har-'
ometer, slight changes in temperature, and
partly cloudy weather, With Hight ta'ns.
For tho Upper Lake regiou, the Upper Mta"
sissipps, and Lower Missouri Valleys, northwest
to southwest winds, partly cloudy weather, and
light rains, with slowly rislnY barometer, anal
statiouarY. or itgbt fall In temoeEature.
For ll,o Lower Lake rcgtour aleas Of rain with
southe1ly wlnds, shittlng to wcstcrly, no change
In temperature, mud falling followed BY rising
barometer.
tpcAL oHskATAI10Ns. ::
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Much Depression Still Experienced
IN the English Cotton
Districts.
A Compr0fniso Now Probable on
the Irish University
Bill,
Vigorous Protest Of English Holders
of Louisiana State
= Bonds.
The Russian Evacuation OF Tur-
key to Be Completed
August 4.
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wcrc over md the city WAS beginning to recover
from the enthusiasm which htd kept Il IN fer.
mcbt OF Joy al! day, the CRY Of fire ran through
broken out about 200 Yards from where Tho
Prince was lodged, and before morning forty
houses wore laid II ashes; 7pd. had the wind
not been 50 mild, the datnaC5Fdonc would havo
death.
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NAN ~ 4Je
INVENTORS EXHIBITION.
PANS. July 25.-Thc exhibition Of inventions
e1ctnplifvng the application OF science to tn.
dustry Is opened here.
FLOODS.
Heavy rains aud lnuudntsons arc reported
from various parts Of France.
OVERLOOKED.
The scheldt, Mcusc, and other rl7ors ID
Flanders hnve ovcrdowed.
had CRoF.RBPuKTs.
Nv Cntts to GxhctnHdt. Enquirer.
pAHts, July M.-The ratna in Franco and
Flanders continue, aud tho prospects for the
harvest are more gloomy than ercr all ovct
Europe. TIE Bourae refuses to believe in The
late manufactured reports Of better prospects Id
Southern RuRs[2.
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drcd arc almost pcnn'lcss. Many of them havo
bccu trying to accurd employment here.
TENTS AND nArloNs.

bccu trying to secure emnloyment here.
7Bxrs AND nArloas.
WASHINGTON, y. G., July 25.-rhe Ma5or OF
St, Louis to-day te1caraphed tho National hoard
Of Health that the yellow lever refugees from
Memphis aro arriving ID such largo numbers
thnt tho establishment OF = quarantine became
necessary. IIe aaks that tents and ratsona for
1000 persons for thirty dars bo forwarded ut
once.
WILL, nE KEPT our.
TO tha IVfsttr1t Annotated Trtss.
ST. LOUIS, July o5.-No easo Of yefow.fever
has developed As yet hmonE tho Mem
pills refugees In tho city or at q'iar-
antinc, At matter OF tafctF.
however, the aty authorities de-
cfdcd tonight that no boat or peopc from
Memphis should be allowed to conc up 10 the
ctr after Tomorrow, 1'hs General Government
tlas been notified Of this determination. md tue
proposition telcgrapbed 10 Washington that
refugee camp DO located On M island near 1T.
Louis quarantine landing.
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WARRINGTON, D. C., July GA telegram
from Gcu. Sheridan ut st. Paul, received At
tue War Department, and forwarded to
the Commissioner OF IndIan Affairs,
eoys: "tommnndlug Officer Custer tele-
graphs tllnt Lieut.. In Poiat, Second
Cavalry, at BcrEy's Landing, reports VOLTS
buntl Of Grows Is At tle Landing With informn-
lion that 800 lodges Of Sioux afo south Of tho
Missouri on tic mar to Tongue River to mako
friends with tho whte8.n
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NEW YORK.
A DEATH III uARf.ka.

soec,of D4pa.ca to 7na Trtduns.
Nrw .YonK, July 2a-Now York Is likely 10
have some excitement on the subject os yellow
fever, after al1. Tie first caso on Manhattan
1stnpd was reported to-day, ind shows the
necessity Of quarantine during the prevalence
Of Tic fevcr In the Mississippi region. The
victim was Mrs. Joanna Brennan. late OF Meul-
phis.s Monday Inst mhn gtrll'g his name as
corbett called ut tcncinch-houho' on East
One Hundred and Ninth street, Harlem, mud
eurazed the third floor for few days, saying
he Ind Just arrived from au inland Pennsylvania
town. Tuesday the party. consisting Of eleven
pcrsous, moved Ia. Thurday Dr. Cox WIS sur,1-
moued to the tenement, and fouud
WOMAN NICK
with the symptoms Of yoilow-fcrcs. Question
lng tic pattics CLOSELY, they contested they had
left Memphis Friday last, flccIng from the
fever, Tlcre wore three families, and they Ind
Taken passage for Queenstown on the first out
ro!ug steamer. Tic sick woman (hrs. brennan)
grew raptuly worsc, was taken With lie blacR-
7otnit, an.l died this morning nfter hight VI
rreat propy. Her remains were, by osdcr Of
the sanitary Superintendent Immediately aa-
closed IN harInetieally- y-seaIcd metallic
coffin mud conveyed to Calvary Gene
tcry, Air, Corbctt alonc being permitted to
follow the body to the grnve. The household
effects and clothing Of the party wcru removed
! to tho tlisuiecting depot aud the premises
| thoroughly funigated. Thursday night Mrs
Fitzctbbons aud Mrs, Corbctt, tie otlcr ladiea
Of the party,
| CONTAINED or wKANrNEss AND rAtSs IN TIE
| HEAD AND LlMpB,
and, although positive symptoms OF yollo"-
fever l,ad not declared themselves, they were
placed iu au apartment by themselves, where
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DTLGIUM.
FLQUDB.

PAR1s, July 25.-DtaastFous floods arc report
cd throughout Belgium, nnl tho 1ooda In tho
Valley Of the Rhtno have caused great loss Of
property.
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EGYPT.


TNOFO8ED CVNMtsaf0E.
LONDON, July 25.-1t Is eaId TINT England
and Franco arc fagreed upon d cousse Of action
towards Egypt. The Commission Of Inquiry
will he re-cstablished, With Rivers Wilson as
President and tl3arii.g and Do Blleuiefes rs
Controllers.
, 1879-07-26

being enforced In Germany on Germans who
have acquired cttzens rIghts in tho United
States.
FUNERAL.
The fuocral Of thu Bishop Of Paderborn took
p}aco To-day. No disturbance.
NAVAL
LONDON, Juty @5.--A Berlin correspondent
te1egrapta that tho Admiralty have resolved to
materially incfaaso aud Improve the German
navy.
, 1879-07-26

ONH FATAL CASE.

sae1e, fa.pa'rn 70 The 7t3enas'
BALTIMORE, Md, July ee5.-Tho tlrst and oulv
caso Of yelow.f fever here thls seaaon Ia roported
at Quarantine Station, below the city. Tho VIC
tin is Folk Dltlavrtoa, spanEsra e6 years old,
aud second mate Of tho Spanish steamer scrro,
from Havana last Tuesday. l'dacchea 1as not
affected on arrival, but the dlssase developed
local sanitary and quarantine REGULATIONS are
excellent, aud no four Of contaglon Ia felt hero.
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YELLOW-FEVEK.
Ten Cases and the Large
Number Of Ten Deaths
, at Memphis.
The People Of the City Doomed
to Abide in Their Pest
Houses.
Their Number, However, Now
Reduced to About $4,000
Souls.
st. Louis, Alarmed by the Business
Rivalry Of Galveston, Quaran-
tines Rigidly.
ADnlication for Tents and
R;ations to Be Used by
Refugees.
! New York Perturbed by a Death
and Two Other Cases In
Harlem.
| Another Death from Genuine
J Yellow-Fever in MiSsla-
sippi City.
ADnlication for Tents nnd
Rations to Be Used by
Refugees.
New York Perturbed by a Death
and Two Other Cases In
Harlem.
Another Death from Genuine
Yellow-Fever in Missls-
sippi City.
MEMPHIS.

III EA1Il1 16s
vRET dad,
npsct1t pispatch to 1ae Tribune
alaNpr1ls, Teun., July o8-lleayy clouds,
will, ljrht rains, prevailed all dny, the thcr-
nomctcr ranging from 50 to % deg. The |
at,nosuhcro WINS close, ,a1,d hot. Ten new cases
and ten dqaths were reported to tho Board OF
Health.
Nellie mud Jefferson Murray, eorored, Clay
street.
john Peters, white, Bouth stroat.
Ed Flasloy, white, Webster street.
Dcni, IIollaudc1, white, Hurley street.
John Hurley aud Mrs. Hurley, white, Manassas
and North.
Kate Sullivan, white, Robinson strect.
Larry Reistcr. white, wellington street,
Guy Mallory, white, Protnopado street.
Tho latter is tho first casc to occur In tho old
infected district Of 1873 and 1878.
TIE DEATus.
Mrs. Maggie Zahn, near Winchester Ce'no-
tory. Her former namc Vas Mrs Dutac,
widow Of last year's plague and she aao only
been remnrried two weeks.
Ned Chambers, colorcd. Frazlor street.
John Richmond, colorod.
Amos Andrews, colorcd, reported as bilious
foyer, but h cIcar cAso OF yellow
WilIam Ward, white, hospita'.
John Kennedy, colorcd. -
Mrs. s. q. Ray, Wellington etrcct.
Willtdm Coopwood, colored'
L. A. Rose.
Herman Wchruul.
Lucy Station. Her remains were brought In
from uesuando aud South, wl.e1c she lirst took
tho fever.
John Whclap, white, Jones avonuo.
| Mrs. Constance Amtnon, Bead street.
/ uAsRs nEponTED DOING WELL:
hlrs. Maggte Asher.
Alr. g. W. Null.
Edward Hay, Jr.
Mrs. Hamerle.
| Mrs. Locl1hasd md daughter.
| Ars. Wllrilgo atl daughter.
Mrs. Hurley and SOD.
Mrs. O'Ncll.
Mrs. Dowuey.
4 child Of Mrs. Fngo.
Mrs. Robinson und three children,
Master Cornoy md tho Misses Godsey. The
latter two arc reported out Of danger.
| Miss Ltzzfe Meath Ia reported as beyond re-
coyery, having had black yom!t.
Seven members OF this family ind tho fever
lust ycar, aud those escaping were attacked.
Ono OF them, Pat Meath, Jr., Is already reported
1cn1, md Miss Lizzie Is now dying. Albert, tho
third, has 20 far escaped.
Secretary Collins, Of The Memphis Board Of
Health, resigned his pusit!on to-day to accept
that OF Inspecting Physician OF the National
Board Of Health at thts point.
THE noAT.
| A dispatch WIS received by DR.. Thornton
from St. Louis saypg that tho Ouachita Belle
would 10 returned to quarantine station, au.i
stating to Dr. Porter that II any more pcopfo
were allowed to loayo Memphis BY bout they
| xv<,,it nIso he vefttrt,ntj
, 1879-07-26
RUSSIA.

NUSS1A.
NEW NAVAL STATION.
LONDON July 25.-Russia proposes estab
fishing ard fo.tifying, Oh the Siberian coast, .
maritime station TOR feet tu tho pmlhc
Ocean.
TnH LAST SOLDIER
V1ExnA. July 25.-lSussiA has givdn m assur
ance that the last Russian solnler will hRyo
quilted Turkish territory by The 4th Of Aug ust
HALT.
LONDON, July "a Berlin correspondent
states that In consequence Of foru'tdablp din.
guit[es uen. LazaroG will not advance further
tnto tho Tuscoman country uuttl tha cnd OF tho
present mouth.
, 1879-07-26

TnR MINISTERIAL CRIBS BNpED.
LoNposfJuEy 25.-A Coustantinopic dIsputch
annoutices tLnt t..e Ministerial crists hn3 ter
tninsted In fnYor Of kheIretldin Pasha, who will
resume The direction Of affairs.
, 1879-07-26

The bereayed und heaFt-troken widow OF the
late Judge Ray died last night. and was shortly
utter laid III her lnAl resting. place II Eimxsod.
Mrs. Ray is the fourth nlembcr ot the family
whom death hss c!nmed sluce tito 10th inst,
Only two remain al!re,-Elnasd liay, Jr, COZ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28
VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 4.
Detroit River Regatta.

DETROIT, August 27.-A two days, oper
to all regatta, under the auspices OF the
Detroit River Navy, began to-day. The
attendance was large and the water excel.
lent.
The first race, for junior single shell,
was won by Harry Ball, Of the Zephyrs,
Detroit; time, 1925; Darlington, Of the
Farraguts, Chicago, second.
The second race, junior double sculls,
was won by the Monahan Bros, Of The
olympics, Albany, N. Y; time 14:SS.
The third race, pair cared, was won by
the Gorham Bros, OF the 0lympics; time
1896 zephyrs, Of Detroit, second.
All of tho above were mile and return.
The last race, mile and hall, straight
away, four cared and most exciting Of the
day. The contestants were the Shoewae-
caemettes, Monroe, E&celsiors and Michi.
gans, OF Detroit; Wyandottes, OF Wyan-
dotte. The race was principally between
the two former crews, and was won by the
Excelsiors by half a length, but owing to
the Wyandottes fouling the Shoes, II was
decided that the Shoes and Excelsiors
should pull the race over again tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28
FOREIGN NEWS.
Revolutionary Proceedings at santl-
.... ago Chill.
England Wants More American Food
Than She at First Supposed.
The Confined Ovation to Gen. Grant
by the Japanese.
Fsrry's Educational Bill Frightening
the French Catholics.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 27.-The Times says
there was q small demand for silver fol
India yesterday, and larger inquiry fol
the Continent. About ES0,00O worth was
received from South Africa and sold.
The Oldham spfnners declare for sys.
tematic emigration II the reductions in
wages continue, and recommend limita.
ton Of production forthe present improve.
ment of trade.
The North German Gazette publishes in.
telligence from Vienna that Count An.
drassy has proposed Baron Haymester as
his successor, and that ohould the Empe-
ror approve this choice Herr Kallah will
be appointed Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs.
The Finalcier says: American food pur.
ohases are now beginning TO be estimated
at amounts considerably in excess Of those
thought ot week or ten days ago, and
Notwithstanding the purchases OF iron and
other manufactures here, the conviction
prevails that gold will be taken in pay.
ment to q considerable amount. It Ia
known that large amounts OF bills against
wheat shipments, with the usual 90 days
to run, have been steadily accommodating
during the last month.
The Manchester Guardian says the Ex.
ecutive Committee Of the North and
Northeastern Lancashire Masters Asso.
citation will meet on the I'd Of September
to consider the proposal for further re-.
duCtion In wages. Tho masters allege
that some step toward alienation Of the
depression is absolutely necessary, but a
general reduction is not likely 10 take
nlara
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28
JAPAN.

YOKOHAMA, August 1S.-Genefal Grant
has returned to the Capitol since the last
dispatch, and gone on a new excursion to
Kamakara, the ancient seat OF the military
government and neighborhood, in the
mountain range Of Hakore. During hisstay
at Toki, he was visited by the Mikado, who
consulted as to many important points
into the National policy, and to some in the
mestic policy. The confidence and re-
lance manifested by the Government and
people is wholly Unprecedented. Grant
returnes to Keio on August 10th. There
is a movement in progress for the forma.
ton ofa new society, having in view the
extension Of protecting the influence for
Eastern Nations against the perpetual
aggressions OF European powers. The or
ganization will doubtless be completed be-
before the departure OF Grant, who is SO
warmly received here, displays quite an
affection for the people. .
Twenty-Five cases OF yellowiever are re-
ported here. The Government displays
unaagging energy in confronting and in
checking the disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28
A rIIIEr AppREuENDEp.
A woman I'm the Case.

ST. LOUIS, August. 97.-It will be recol.
lected that five days ago a dispatch from
Kansas City, said that VIM. K. Bell, re-
ceiving clerk at the Kansas Pacific Ex.
press Office of that city, had sbsconded
with considerable sum of money. II
appears that he received two money pack
ages containing S, 900 each, from the Kan
sas City Bank, addressed to Wichita, Ks.
on Wednesday last. He appropriated them
to his own use, and accompanied with a
woman said to be respectable and well
connected in Kansas City, came to St
Louis on the Thursday night train, The
police officials were notified, and a detec
tive arrested him and returned with hin
to Kansas City. The money has been re
covered in New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28

The New York HTaldsays that the great
danger to the Democracy in the coming
Presidential election is the apparent de.
termination in the South to crush out in.
dependent candidacy, and keep up IN
appearance Of solidity that does not in re-
ality exist. This it is that rouses the peo-
pie Of the North, the sight OF party des-
p9tism established in one section of the
country. The Herald truly says that ito
force the South to be solid is, therefore,
The most hazardous experiment which the
Democrats can make. It is quite certain
to arouse the North, not to unconstitutisn-
81 action, but to union for self protection.
II Mississippi and half dozen other
southern States could this year be swept
by independents or Republicans, far from
injuring the Democratic party next year,
his would help it to carry much larger
number OF electoral votes in the North.
The solid South is not natural pheno,
menon, now that these States have been
restored to self.government. 1t is not
worth while for any Southern or Northern
Democrat to hope to persuade the North
that tits. And it is the greatest folly in
the world for the Northern Democrats to
ios,er and count upon the solid South. II
they were wise they would insist on an
immediate and decided break in the
Southern line."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28

TnE Steubenville Gazette complains that
oen. Garfield infused q flavor Of politics
into his reunion speech at Cambridge, and
hopes that he will avoid doing 50 at atSteu-
benyille to-day. The Gazette Is little like
,hr old lady who liked the new preacher
because he neither descanted on politics
ot religion in the pulpit. He avoided un-
pIeasant topics. The war, especially the
Ray it ended. is always semi.poli-
,iral topic for people like the Ga
,n. The fall OF the rebellion crushed
in the Southern section OF the Democratic
party, ard it is sort Of personal matter
70 refer to that great calamity. For in
stance, il the General should allude in
complimentary terms to Ewing's famous
order number Eleven during the war, and
that other order suppressing the sale OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer within the limits
Of his command, 1t would no doubt be
booked upon as giving the reunion a Radi-
raltwist A reunion after the winches-
ter style, and a speech after the Morgan
pattern would suit better. But how
about ESing's speech yesterday, at Cam.
DciIse Is there not Il avor Of politics
,h0ut itp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28

KANSAS CRY, August 27.-The CONNER.
cial Indicator will publish tomorrow special
reports from fifty.eight counties in Kan
sas, thirty-fye in Nebraska, eleven in
Western Missouri and twelve in Southern
Iowa, in reference to the acreage OF corn
and its yield, and also as to the probable
number of hogs which will be marketed
during September and October. As com.
pared with the same month last year the
acreageo Of corn is generally reported very
much larger, and the prospect for large
yield is excellent, although in some coun-
ties in Kansas and Western Missouri, the
late corn has been somewhat damaged by
dry weather. There will be less num-
Der Of hogs marketed during the next two
months than for the the same months oi
last year. Hogs are generally in healthy
condition
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-28
FOREIGN NOTES.

8 A treaty has been signed between Spain,
Peru and Bolivia.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
Epgland on balance yesterday &Ss,0Oo.
Sir Rowland Hill died at London at half.
past four o'clock yesterday morning, aged
81 years. ~ arre.
The papers Of Vienna state that an alli'
auce will shortly be concluded between
Germany and Austria.
The steamer Helvetia took out so farm
ers yesterday for Texas, dissatisfied with
the agricultural prospects Of England.
A Pesth dispatch reports that Prince
Bismarck will visit Count Andrassy al
Vienna about the middle Of September.
The London Standards Vienna cores
pondent telegraphs that Count Andrasy
has announced that after his retirement
from Office he will lead an active Parlia
| Imentary lie.