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This O we-fOught and interesting race through
Ciemmie G led Tor three uOngS, and then Annie
Augusta passed her and first up to "A little be-
yOnd the half-mle post Kenny had been last, but he
now went through the group swiftly, CleIume c. fell
back to last place. and Annie Augusta and Blll Dillon
tried their best TO catch Kenny, butn vain Clemme Co.
rider urged her forward again IN the last urOug when
the others turning ana she responded well To tho
whip. She got second place by nose, Bill Dillon beng
tiid. Annie Augusta fourth, and Nipper last Kenny
won by only half length The hHlsh being very cXcit-
ing. The time was 2:15% Mutual pool tickets paid
so 90.
Tomorrow will be the 18th regular day OF the meet
ing with four racesOne mile for purse Of $500 Tor all
ages with allowances; 1i2 miles Tor ali ages, for a
purse OF 5000, with allowances the Saratoga Stakes for
twOyearOlds, in which q. l.. LOrillard's uurlyaled
three Sensation Grenada aud kOsae, entered aud
with which he Will probably try get all three
places again and a selling Of 1ls miles The DIS
In the Saratoga stakes il thrccquaFteTs OF mile
Pools have been sold for only one OF tomorrow r
In that the Sc ling race, the realized We're
a. follows: Dwyer Bros Charlie Gorham - years.,
1925; j. W. Bells Franklin a years.. 500 q. l.
LOr.llards Una % years., $75 L. Puryeai's Buwark
q years.. $50 o. o. Vests Enterprise Is yearsl So.
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TWO THIEVES CAPTCRED.

DR.. John A. Lidell lives at No. 46 South
washington-square He keeps several dodgers. Of
whom Michael Corsene, occupies on the first
door. In locked trunk kept there Mr.. Corsene had
1878 in money two gold watches. aud silver
watch, besides some rings, chains aud
breastpin, together worth several hundred dollars.
Last Friday two welldresed strangers called al tho
house. desiring hook at furnished rooms. and selected
one on the floor above. On Monday morning. when Mr..
Corsene had left and locked ais room. they opened tho
door by Of false key and pundered the trunk,
carrying away It's contents, including some valuable
papers When the robbery was discovered Mrs Lldell
informed Captain Byrnes, of the fifteenth Precinct and
she readily recognized in the picture OF I'D Lilly,
which the Captain showed her, OF her two dodgers,
Detectives Seyln and Hahdey, 20 whom Lilly was
KNOWN found him In West Thirdst. a few hours
later the company OF woman. through whose
tank the police obtained olew 70 ms accomplish, ons
John H. Iiil Late last night Detective Handey saw
him ia TnOmpsOn.st aud attempted 10 srrest nlm The
thiaf drew "A large revolver, and WAS about
10 Dire at the officer. when the weapon was knocked
out OF his hand Officer Cannon, who came up with
Detective Sheylin. The thief was empowered ana
taken 20 the Mercer Street station where both We're
nlly Identified by Mrs Ldel ans Dir. Corsene. Tue
stolen soods were not recovered.
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TIE RUSSIAN NLHMISTs.
ENGLISH EXPLANATIONs-THE FIRE AT THE KRRMT
Nm IraIr y

ENGLISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIRE AT THE KREMLIN.
LONDON, Monday, July IS, 1879.
In the House of Commons to-day, Mr.. BouIke,
UnderSeoretary for Fore gn Affairs replying to ques-
ton relative to the treatment OF political prisoners in
Russia, said the Government informed that the
persons sent TO the ISLAND Of Saghaen not polt
cal prisoners He said II not the practice 10 rcOn
srae with foreign Governments uDles for good reason
expected that circumstances would have Deue.
fetal result
dispatch to The Times couarms the report OF fire in
the Kremlin at Moscow, destroying the theatre. Tho
staircase it frcdas is supposed, by Nhiiss
in the middle OF the day July 49, and It had previously
been saturated with petroleum. The fire lasted five
hours, and the damage con siderable.
The publication Of the Moscow GrdSkd1nin (newspa-
per) has been suspended by order OF Government
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RACING AT SARATOGA.
GOOD CONTESTS ON AN EXTRA DAY.

GOOD CONTESTS ON AN EXTRA DAY.
THREE OUT OF FOUR FAvoRITEs sUCCEssFUL-BoN-
ME WOOD, MINER, sKYLARK AND KENNY The
WINNERS.
lFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT rRrBuSE.1
SARATOGA, July 2S.-EXtra days at Saratoga
often furnish large fields aud good racing This the
to-day and the attendance also good. The air
was delightful but the still somewhat heavy
from the rains. foul in the first was an
unfortunate incident, which made the hackers OF Hunt
Reynoldss ue lilly unhappy. 1t not have been In
territorial. but the affair had very bad look. Unruly
jockeys made tedously long BY delaying the
management was not as prompt and efficient usual,
not beginning the sport time aud allowing too long
intervals between the races. Skyarks victory in the
third race upset the calculations OF the professional
spcculs and delighted the small number OF his sup
pOrters
Charles Reeds well-knOwn mare Bonnie Wood a
years. log pUunds) was the head OF the bet
ting on the first race, threequsrters OF mile. for
purse Of $500, with allowances Hunt Reynolds's ally
place on account of her good tor the Alabama stakes
I'm which she made the fleet y Ferida 90 her best TO
win. The six other starters Schwartz's horse
Mark L. q years. 40 poCnds) Puryear's colt Buwark
g years. lO4 pOundsl. Bemonts gcldng Lucky Hit @
years pounds Yards fy Dell g years, 30 poundrl
Nelson Co.'S colt Corella Is years, % pOunds and
McGraths Gly Mary Aun % years. 80 pounds. The
tricks OF the jockeys their anxiety get the best OF
the start caused long delay and much impotence. The
oIa f,lI
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TWO ACCIDENTS TO TRAINS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-On Saturday even
ing last during the storm, which flooded the
tracks Of the North Pennsylvania branch Of the Reading
Railroad for miles the line, two passenger trains
the Doyleston Accommodation and the Bethlehem Ex-
press-came into collision at point between Edge Hill
and Sandy Run. The baggage and smoking Of the
accommodation aud the forward passenger car were
wrecked totally The cowcatcher Of the express engine
lifted the latter well up In the afr and then the engine
drove into IL distance of several feet. and badly
damaged itself Two or three of the passengers
tanned fractures OF their bOue- and there
Gus bruises, but beyond that there were casualties
The Niagara Express bound south jumped the track
Penyn the same evening, and up the platform at
he IL
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday. July %. 1879.
The Ottoman Military Parliamentary charged with
the duty OF making arrangements for the mixed
patton o. frontier OF Now Bazaar has arrived az Ser
ajevO.
There was a violent hurricane Sunday in the upper
part OF Adriatc. Several lives lost, twenty
three vessels damaged and one vessel sunk
sIgnor Carroll the Italian Premier, has paid a long
visit 10 General Gdrbald 1t is believed that he OBJ
tanned promise Of his support 10 the present Govern
ment.
The Post semoficslly denies that the King OF Spain
will visit Vienna in September.
A Berlin dispatch to The Cologne Gazette mentions
that trade between Germany aud Morocco is
ing.
There have been fresh disturbances IN 6iesa, nesr
KattOwitz at mine the Russian border. The minera
were Quetea BY Russian gendarmes.
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A CELEBR4TIOY BY COLORED MEN

cANNONADISG, SPEAKING, SINGING, AND OTHER
EXERCISES IN GEORGIA OVER THE ANNIVERSARY
OF LIBERIAN INDEPENDENCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
SAVANNAH, July 2S.-The anniversary of the
independence OF the Republic OF Liberia celebrated
at Thunderbolt, six miles from Savannah, to-day
under the auspices OF the American Union
Ethiopian Association Of this city, and the
Morning Star Association Of Augusta. The revenue
cutter Boutwell, anchored abreast Of the bluff with
flag flying, aud the coloiCd crew. in Uniform cano
ashore and participated The Georgia Artillery colOrcd
fired salute OF twelve guns Ia OF the fag Of
Liberia which was presented Dy the Savannah assO-
citation to the visiting society from Augusta. ApprO-
pirate speeches were delivered by the Rev. j.
T. Haines and other colOred men, and hymns
IL Is thought that over 5000 cOlored people pres
emit Good order prevailed throughout the day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TILE LARRAnnR FIsHFpIEs

THE LABRADOR FISHERIES.
HALIFAX, n. s.. July 2s.-Ihe reports from the
IAbTai Tor fisheries continue very favorable.
NEW CHURCH FOR CATHOLIC PARISH
MIDpLETOWN. n. Y, July 2s.-lishop OHarH, of
Scranton laid tho cornerstone OF church JO-
seph's Parish here Yesterday
MORE LIVE STOCK FOR EUROPE.
QUEBEC. Ont, July 2S.-Ihe steamer Brooklyn,
which sailed to-day Liverpool. board Lcis
5000 sheep $50 hed u lat cattle, all from estcrn
Canada.
COMBINATIONS BY BISHOP SEYMOUR.
MDDLETOWS. " L., July 2S.-Bshop Seymour,
acting Bishop Potter Acwf0k, confirmed GLASS OF
Cnuch last ana
Of twenty four la Port Joryis iu the morning.
THREE DAYS or RAW HALIBUT.
GLOUCESTER Mass, July 2S.-Ilumphrey G.. Al
Michael Coleman, OF The schooner Addison O. Proc,
t0r who were lost Og arrived hou0 this morning. They
we're In dOry three days without any tod except raw hall
but
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SPAIN AND CUBAN SLAVERY.

LONDON, Monday, July %, 1919.
A Madrid dispatch to The Daily Ners says:
No complete extinction slavery in Cuba is expected
until the Cooie immigration, the treaty
between Spain and China, is sufficiently numerous to
provide abOrers for the plantations.
The Madrid newspapers. which rensc. the opinions OF
the Cabinet Minister'S confirm the announcement that
the Government intends TO submit bill TO the CoreZ IN
January relative to slavery in CUBA.
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CRIMES AND C4SCALuES-BY TELEGRAPH.



RoNDoUT, y. Y, July ga young woman
named Nichols. residing in Ashland Greene County
dead bed this morning with pistol shot through her
head. held In her hsnd revolver.
TWO BODIES PICKED UP AT BOSTON.
BOsTuN July 2S.-1he bodies of l.. A. Hodges
and Martin found floating or the lower light In
Boston Harbor Both lost IN the storm OF tho
10th inst Two hundred dollars were found In Martins
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED DEFAULTER
DERBY LINE, W., July 2S.-lbomas Reed, tho
deisulting cashier Of the First National Bank OF Galveston
Texas arrested Fudsy at CRANKY, Quebec bY de-
tectve Reed $4,000 short IN his accounts, and ao-
seconded IA January laat
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Ihomas III Bonner, occu-
pynK the lodge al Autem Cemetery charged his wife yee
e,ly with intimacy with Hayorod superintendent OF the
rcmetery and made upon her She seL5l car
bine and shot him through the heart
THE FATAL LURCH OF A SCHOONER.
BUFFALO, \. Y, July pa sailor named Thomas
OF the schooner a. A. ktnt drowned
here TO-DAY had aOit 20 clear the of his
another had Oul OF the Kent, when
bv urcb he thrown from his perch sinking
the ran ON his head ana bounding into tho water.
STORM AND LOSS OF LIFE IN CANADA.
OuFBRC Ont. July 2S.-A Thunderstorm, accom-
panied by hastOnes ne large "a marbe swept through the
Village OF BrOue ana vicinity last night doing great damage
10 ga s. crops and NUT trees IL sreporsed to-day that
woman Killed. and ,iCo men severely injured by light
nIn yesterday al ST. Etenne ni1een miles om this ely
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ANOTHER DEATH AT QUARANTINE.

Michael Fitzgibbon, one of the Memphis refugees
sent to Quarantine from Observation-Disclosures
Harlem, on Friday, died in the Swinbune Island
hospital yesterday morning of yellow fever He
was buried at Sequln Point, &. l., where all the
others who have died from fever are buried.
complete record of the burial OF each is kept
by the Quarantine Commissioners TO enable the
friends TO disnter them In the Fall, should they so
desire. f. D.. Estey, steward of the schooner
Freddie G. Ebbit, from Port-au-Prince and Haytlan
ports, sent TO the yellow fever hospital yester-
daV
Quarantine Commissioner Oakley, president OF
the Board, made an official inspection of the Quar-
hntine hospitals yesterday, with view Of ascer-
tanning II anything more could be done for the
comfort Of the patients by the authorities.
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Mr.. MOVES MOVING FOR 4 NEW TRIAL.

TRENTON. n. j., July 28.-The case Of Ben
jamn Noyes against the State, writ OF error,
before the Supreme Court this morning. IL ap-
plication for a trial assigned in the trial
before the Court Of oyer and Termner Of Essex County
1t claimed that the Court had jurisdiction.
cause the offence was committed in New-York. The At
torney-G cneral claimed that there no error and
that the conspiracy begun NowJerscy the 9TH
day of January 1876 when the resolution to rensure
the policies OF the New-Jersey Mutual IN the National
ment occupied the whole day. aud the decision
oil
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NEW OTTOMAN MINISTER'S APPOINTED.

THE OFFICE OF GRAND VIZIER ABOLISHED.
CoNsTANTTSoPLE, Monday July 2s 1870
The Sultan having rejected that part of tho
programme OF Khaireddn Pachs the Grand Vizer rel-
alive to the establishment Of responsible Ministry,
Kbaireddin has definitely resigned. Aarh Pacha, for
merly Turkish Ambassador to France, and who has
twice filled the Office OF Foreign Minister IN the Turkish
Cabinet, been appOIn ted his successor.
An trade mas been issued referring to Khalreddin
Pacha. lie says his resignation Grand NiZer
suppre-ses the Grand VZerate, and appoints
Aar Pacha Premier and SayfeI Pacha Minister o. For
ai,
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Again there weary delay in starting, thejochoYs
using all their arts get the advanta ana Mr. John
making yOlube threats ana appeals, but not exc
cutting his threats with sufficient severity he sus-
pended Harvey for two days. but not strict enough
with Eyans and some Of the others Finally they got on
IN rather struggling way, with ClarlssiDa last she
have had very bad fortune In her starts. Una
los time IN getting 10 the first position, aud led
around tho turn, with Verdict second and George
Mccullough third Una wasnOt In good condition, as
her behavior before tue and her running proved
Verdict her IN the second quarter and led by
half length at the nat-me post Una second, McCu-
lough third and Lakewood fourth Carissima, having
got of last, ed there all the The foul in the
first evidently spoiled her for the day II
not fight around the turn between Verdict, Una Clau
dia and LanceWOOd. Skyiark seventh AT the half
mile and only sixth in the third quarter bat entering
the home-srech Blayock took him in close the fence
and brought him up very swiftly under the whip. The
gain he made on the turn gave him place in the front
rank. and he outran the rest the end, winning
by half length, Bonnie Carrie second and Claudia
close third, rest being punched except Clsussna
who was bad last Bonnie Carrie showed fine burst
OF speed in the last furl0ng, ana thus b0th first and
Oud places taken by horses that ranked very low
in the betting Mutual pool tickets Skyark win
paid SO 90 on skylark for place, S4l co. and on
Bonnie Carrie for place, $50 40. The tine was
l.4Gl4.
IN fourth race, Id miles, with selling allowances.
for purse OF $3.50, DwyeF Brothers horse Kenny (6
years, 100 pOunds) g. L. LOTillards Ally Annie Augusta
(3 years 90 pounds. B. MorTs's geidiDg Bill Dillon
6 years 1Of pounds Yards horse Nipper 90 years. 103
pounds and l.. HaTts mare Clemmie G.. g years, lOI
ud.l ran. Wpr as
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SECRET4RY SHERMAN IN THE EAST.

BANGOR, Me-, July 28-The revenue cutter
lighthouses, having board Secretary Sherman, who
accompanied to Bucksport by POstmaster-General
Key with his party and by several citizens of Bangor
The Posmaster-General and party returned here on
special train and this afternoon will visit the lumber
mills OrOnO.
ELLSWORTH Me-, July 2S.-Nr Sherman arrived this
evening the cutter Grant and is the OF
the Hon. Eugene Hale. The Secretary Will leave Tor
Bar HarbOr Tomorrow,
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There we're loss than thirteen Dreakaways. the
starter Mr. johnson, suspended four Jockeys for dis
obedience. Whcu the signal came the horses were on
fly across the track directly in front of Carssma caus
ing bad foul, preventing Carssima from getting
under Roadway TN the farm front Of her. Bonnie
Wood rushed into the lead and renamed there easily,
winning by two lengths in 1:1sli Buwark second
at the start and kept tae place up the last few rods
when Shelton, who was riding him, allowed Mark l.. TO
pass him without urging his colt in the least. And so
far could be seen, he had made any effort to
overtake Bonnie Wood. Is was very unsatisfactory
and peculiar race, Bulwark was third COTea fourth
Lucky Hit fifth, Mary Ann sixth, Clsrissima seventh
and Dell last All ClaTissna's chances spoiled by
the foul the and much bad feeling caused
thereby. Mutual pool tickets paid SO.
The second race almost - " wak-oyer" for G.. b.
Morris's horse Mintzer, formerly Garryowen IS years.
12l pounds. HIS only opponent was Puryear's horse
Danichef IA years. IL pounds. srhe distance was ID
niles, and the purse 5000. Aiutzer took the lead
the start and IN front OF Dlnchef varying dis
tanCes from to eight lengths all the way The
was 3:O9li Mutual pool tickets paid SO 40. Miatzar
had been strong fayOTte In the auction pools, bring
ing SO Ia - for DsnIobef.
The third mile for n Of 1900, for
threcy ear-Ods with allowances for beaten horses The
nine starters g. l.. LOrarTs FLY Una QO3
poundsl, Hunt Reynoiss FLY Ciarissima (0G pOundsD
McMahOns fy ScOtill8 0O3 pOunds), G. W. Stewards
pounds, Bowies geding skyark l05 pounds, Nelson
& CO.'S colt LancewoOd (lOl pOunds) James McCul-
lOughs colt George Mccullough uOS pounds and Harris
lilly Bonnie Carrie 100 pounds Pools were sold as fol-
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SHIPWRECKS WITHOUT LOSS OF LIFE.

A dispatch dated Valparaiso, July 20, to
Loyd's. says: The Pacific steam Navigation Com.
pany's steamer nmani, OF 1000 TONS has been
wrecked All hands were saved"
The British ship River Lune, Captain Robson, from
San Francisco. December 49, which arrived Torrent,
France June 30, is ashore OF the Sicily Islands.
1t expected that she Will become total wreck. The
crew ha rescued
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THE FRENCH EDUCATION BILL.

IANI7I lI'HIfy' july
The Senatorial Committee on Minister Fer
ry's Education bill has voted all the clauses except
three one being Article T. which forbds members OF
Unauthorized societies from teaching III the schools.
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NOT ARTHUR SULLIVAN At ALI.

Boston, July 2S.-The announcement of the
arrival of Arthur Sullivan, the English composer
Incorrect. Mr.. A. Sullivan, OF London, arrived here by
the steamer Samaria yesterday. The gentleman is a
son OF Barry sullivan actor, and is not the composer
OF PlBafOre."
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4 PILOT BOAT ASHORE.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., July 2S.-The New-York
pilotDoat Isaac webb went ashore Quonocontaug
Beach east of Watch Hill, Saturday night. She 10
reported well the beach and cousders bly, strained
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1879.

State The price farm labor ia lowering. at present
being from 70 cents per dsy to $40 per month.
Charles Randolph, secretary Of the Board OF Trade.
explained the condition Of the finances OF Chicago and
stated believed there not city In the country In
"A better condition.
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4 CHANGE or RAILRO4D MANAGEMENT

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July PSI. II. Wilson and
St. John Boyle, receivers Of the st. Louis and South
Eastern Railway, issued circular to-day, announcing
that from and after midnight, July 81 1879, the Ken
lucky and Tennessee Divisions OF that road win be OPP
Grated by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
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FRENCH PARTIES AND INTERESTS.

NJ. RoUHER STILL ACTIVE-THE ORLEANS CONFER
ENCE.
LONDON. Monday, July %, 1879
The Paris EOrdre insists on the validity Of
the resolution OF the BonaOsrst leaders. when
declared that Prince Jerome Napoleon is the head OF
the Bonapare family, being the Official declaration
OF the Bonapartist party and invites those who no
longer belong that party to declare their secession.
Paris dispatch to The Times "Ths shows that
NJ ROuher, after weeks OF nactiOn and silence.
has again taken the field to enforce obedience on bis
mutinous colleagues IL does not, however, look as IL
his efforts would succeed"
THE PLANNING OF AMERICAN VINES PROPOSED.
PARIS, Monday July 2s. 1879.
In consequence OF the rayages OF the phyloxera in
the French vineyards, NJ. Trard the Minister OF COM
merce and Agriculture promised in the Senate, that
the Commission has reported on the question
of planting American vines, he will give Immediate
effect to its decision.
In remaining a number Of streets which have borne
names associated with the Napoeonic dynasty, tho
Paris Municipal Council has resolved to name one in
memory Of President Lincoln.
The harvest in the south OF France ne-rly ter
minated, and in the southwest il is about kalf finished
The quality of the crop reported being better than
1t last year, but quantity fails abort OF expec
tatlon, and Will barely como up TO the average.
The Geneva Conference Of the members Of the Or
leans family came of announced the Prince dc
Joinve, and the Dukes OF Charters and Penthieore,
and Comte dEu having been in that city from the 18th
the Dis of July
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A SHORT CUT FOR THE ERIE.

MmDLETowN, N. Y, July 2S.-The con-
tract tor building the extension OF the Warwick Valley
Railroad from the village Warwick to McAfee ~ j.,
distance Of eleven miles has been let at $4,000 to
Richard Smith, OF MOrustOwn ~ J. This will make q
ana short line for the Eric TO the cOal-felds.
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THE FEVER NOT so VIOLENT.
ONLY TWO DEATHS IN MEMPHIS.

ONLY TWO DEATHS IN MhNi hi''
THE FIRST DEATH OF THE YEAR IN NE"-oi'L'A,
CITIES GUARANTEEING AGAINST NE"-oi'h"N'-''
"A CENsUs or MEMPHIS.
There we're thirteen new cases OF ye.,o"
fever, and two deaths at Memphis yesterday
There was one death at New-Orleans yeS'el-
dav. and there was another at Louisville. 90
far there have been 164 cases and 90 deaths
In Memphis; 1 death in New Orleans IN IN
Mississippi CITY, and l at Water Valley. vi
the refugees, have died at Louisville at
Nashville, and at New-York, making 90
deaths in all. Southern cities are quarantih-
ing against New-Oreans. a census OF Mem,
pbis shows that S,743 people there have hau
tbe fever, and that 1867 are susceptible 10
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LORD CHELMSFORD TO RESIGN.


News from South Africa by way Of Madeira
states that Lord Chelmslor cOntempaes rendering his
resignation immediately