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EXPLORER.
Williams III commander,
will aail on or about Ds"mhar II. 1879. from
hnr Wnaff foot ri NJ ,ntagui street.
VIII raaaiya G9eiru and atsn though bills o
,p1luR for tho fl0nt!neni, bot w9ep Havre and
FlnEtndt,
Thnae rfaarlaIts.s foirR Of liRht draft. will
,roaa Tho ,pr IF The AjiaSisfIppi Mt NIL times
without fetNntion.
Rar rfeiaht andy to
TUOAH IT, MOORE,
51e2alT rp6 aravinr a'rss1. no stairs,
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SroKEN.

Noyembe- nm HI lst a3 ion l3 It'll bark Comtcsse
Duchate Dapont from Malaga Tor Nav Orleans
Sovem yer il lat g. Ion Il. Br ship Belgrsyla,
Gibson from New Orleans for Liverpool
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Red River am, Texas.


NEW ORTFANR RNp RTn HVFR TRANS
rORrATInA COMPANY. AND TEXAH IA
CiFIG HNIiW ~ AND 0n&AbGTInN"
Through l,tlla If inllug md though unsaen
ger taR oa VI nli bindings nn llad river nnt MI
tniwar stations II Tesae. Tho host route TO
Hot NpiinRa.
!1h4s5ns4 ID sian lia HprlnEa. nni Ill and Tugs
ss-'-==s-=aEEa On Red Hiynr mud railway stn Ions
IN Tn8ns.
ron AHRTYTrpRT
silver sltY. NJ. N wood mnst"f.
Itnnyaa RATURRAY. Doc mt Z y ~
Nnwhn, ff,aat chatges draynE"ot comm i'ainn
will hn lnrgod nj month Of ltni Rlwnr. NayoH
tlnrn ~ IN NaW nrlaaua In fnt Wnring freight
annai vnaf III thn canpnnv nv hll - failing
fTnr ftolp III a, IHssr,etapply on hnatt If tho
hnata ~ NJ Tho nfflan Of Tho namppnv Ne, ~
rnnr airat IDH 4. AIKEN President
Al w JDYfF GEn u, IfrE,
I r. GAIlIIk EHH fsF0N i EEFLFR
ia LOHn \ nr"EAKE hRouta.
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ArsttaM

III ntratuRhtR Huenavaninta ilnliFnn hnm Liver
pool VIM AlAtauaRa IN a VnHtnna l}tna I'm 90 ~
Steamer Georgia Muncy, Wteret. h"m Mobile 10
Mmnov Mercy New Haa'n
HI bark iula. AtigWhna. hnAI itNm ienfnegna. ~
q tRitai Afe Point
gthr Eredertrh II, Eiyauo. from Hrp"t 4"ast 10
,nnainI lM dis \
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Heurnaeptlue II" nhW jnash X Heti
hnnf f,Hoynll maltnr Tug EtRlIpFv-t i III.
NiiI lnavn ~ nhapt4 FFa3 igesanf n y" eHEe
,tpplV on board ~ q,
l. n MN fhnni sharg 20. ~ comm isat nj.
VIII ~ Ghnrppi M tnouth of lEati iivat ~ New
Orleans fpr forwarding froight rpuelEn"a IL
bout ~ nEnnt, 1''
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~ TILE WAVE

On THE WAVE
NEW ORLEANS &ND UFPFN COAST Titl
WEEKLY PACK EF.
LEAVES MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS AND
FRiDAYA ~ 10 j. III.
F0It WEbIi AM'S PLANTATION,
slHIl1 ~ Bonnet Garrn Church. ilahnvilH.
kannerytie aud m nl"rHnilNte
plantation landings The Emo sidn-Wheel U'ts-
sITY ~ AUGUSTA,
= Eran mn4Ier. Arthur /. Froret ciork.
will lenyp ~ above. rnturHiug own mo G"n9i
III daylight TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS nnd
f(ArUKDNII For freight q rnasaem ntnip on
honrd or 70 u IL. hiNh5
A clork wtt I'M found ~ tho lnnding daily
| III lproivn tTaiZht. 9f3d "
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TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA.

ron BAYOU TECHE AND ATCHAFALAYA
RIVER,
Leaves WEDNESDAY. December. %, at 2 m
r FOX ST. MARTINsSILLE, NbA
$3.50 49, II rim y"anere te frankip1i Cea-
ma Iiata landings on Bayou Teche and Atcsaf-
aIava river-The new passenger steamer
'''' JOHN u. saANHERs,
T. r. Muggah. Muster.
viii leave as abaye. Fer freight OF passage
apply Oh board W to-
GEO. u HIfE No 142 Grayier ST..
Or D. T. CAhIIN. 90 Magazine street
No debts will be y aid unless contracted upor
order of ovn np1n
de2 LLo1D l. DELL
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rHIc ~.

7iuRaANH IDuIRIANs AND TEyAa RAIL
ROAD AND afEAMHIllr COMPANY,
rANAENtiER ROUTE E0ty GALVESTON AND
HDTtBION
I'naaaneota take Railroad Fatrrhont, fool al
~ Ann arnnt. at q n m. ren"hiug Morgan City
M IA m thnto connecting With atennlaf4 piytng
from MorpAh Gltp. III connection viii Morgan g
lu,liai5nn anil Toxin lntltoAd
ri .Tfar. FOX INUIaN0LA Hnnmcrs lonvo
~ 49, Mnrrnn Nitr on TUEanhf THURS
DAY nni SATURDAY connecting nj GHvea
ION with ateamnrs fat iuIlinuola.
Through hills iadiue sgnod To- NIL painie
INV tn Iiarlat N ard rasnp 1antrnI md q II
aua a A. L H. Int md Gr"at Harthorn Roll
rnnd at1 New Orleans md 81 yaa Hnifnad
Ann Antonio frnipRa reo"iyal aud far ynfinl
MN Clinton nnh aaI H. nna SIAN Antonio Rail
roai
Frnehts for Honepoa tiallof.svilln. Rancho
nr ramniynA NAN thIntnn"r Iunro.
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81 s4~. ron HifAIOHaA 7.TIAu0 VIA ttAb
u - weston The Iron aiotHnar
&c. HsNREs
Wllianll from Morgan city
~ IInItRAN IlErrn4i4I
Fpa eoiutHa unHt4rr

~. 49,. s.''' s'l''.s '''e'a'
rrtienia rntoJv. II 81 aboyapo'nt 4hlpnod
.i luilHu"a wv a.#hoatR and thtatleh bilbao
taliut, siEHnd-
Iieh orale AKA Garpua Ghtiei mud Etaaae tlf
Atl ~ ftaR nitA rt pNusfaof ,spnaEhasa.
itrtEN fl ui lh" ahav" uanis leaaIva1 81
l,n DOUBT II " z5sauS lnulzi mn md les g
}satltaari. foat nf iah{}ntn atlmt. tihily until
N. ~.
Itesrta nnd eiasioana +eentnd until u III,
III agents. ann" ~ fho ferry limiting. nn
rn,tt ninl nt II pRlinTn-
Through II !, tewill boIaauet' from thR 1fflra
H. the prIneti,al poia.al tilsGiI Houston. EeSus
Cnniini ltntltnnd. - tho Unconditional md
,ront Nnrthrtn Knlltead TtyHa AMI i'neItlc
G. A. WHITNEY y 90 Managers.
oeiH Inrutai Magazine hnd Hatnh"1 ats.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW oRIlFANs DEMOCRAT.
December NJ tafp.
Cleared Yesterday.

steamer Goortfa Muney. Weaver faf Mobile
Munry Nattf
t4er chip sophie Walk ior Bremen
X Millor 4 %
III ha,t Fosrn rorcaa fnr IpHhofn
ltnbt 0arlefn
7gfie Carrie Hctthe. 'Ftue fot llns'"n
l. a Notke
schr Gentle A.nir rnmaay. 81 Mnhile Ma-trt
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The foregoing statement ls a, inst, true and
orrect transcript from tae books q the Com
panY. JAMES 1. UAf. TsSidenL
Fl. EaRPENTga Secretary.
SvgfTn to and suf,scrIbed before me this TWEEN.
ty -s4spnd daY OF January, 1873.
a. INGRAHAM. Notary Public
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f0it VlGKanIlHH kNn DELTA
L"agoa ny"tY FRIDAY ~ L.. m
FOR IrG Rs l. 4 RfI. nFt3TA.
$3.50 II Nistehee, iinpia'= Iona mud ntorle-
s.~--ssS-~-a~ lint htnalnge Tho sioauor
eHANh raHe-Osn
HI r1slea ~ tho lfi iirhnttlannl
Frank ISeck. IN muster " fnlmna rlork.
laavres So nt,ova. connecting ut VI kaluig with
FarIaot'a Tnn tor MI points on Tive Ya1oo Nun
Howar Door Gr""k and Pailhhatt hln.
u T. YORK. Il ADANfA
o. q. WAYNE. BROCK Hfi y GARTER.
WIN Civ" through tlls # loeling q rontost,
Monroe. md IN autIons on tho VlekEhuta
fhrevapurt pu1 TnznH ltnltr1acI vi. BoliA Ia
", =. i;HoGKEFsr A4out
Ro9l ~ MhrnT'na street.
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land
, 1879-08-05

ne "aa pfo6tsa'ea Win LUG 'csef last
Thursaay, and was progressing iavo7
INC TEMPORARY absehce o. MS nurse DO a!oss
nly.ir,.n vrit}n,, At lila t,cak. rr].n.n va,
tha ,..,,,. ~ III. ,pa,.,..,f,u ~h,.h .,,.a H.
,esu' o. a .,s sS, rn,sn e.usso ns
was H3 ycars old. md paa formerly located at
.,srL.on 80 T.sa e'''' A'' '''''' -
The tir,t m.tl from the East Via the 1,out.y3,o
& Nashville Rsilrosd a.rlyed io.ntght at :
o'clock.
AN APPEAL rpox TIE cn,oRxn rEoptx.
To ne Edacr a. Tst 7,tsune,
MEMPHIS Ju1T m.-Thss article reaching you
10 such second hand way is caused by fears OF
The Committee that in any other form il u"uld
s'c Intercepted, hence we send it to the fsev.
| DC laptiatr, Of sour c3tr, to hand It to you,
a"a''G, aear ST. you VIII el'e IL "'oe puo''c'''
whom these people here arc irving 10 tn,prcas
ahc North With that NO are band Of thieres
afu robbers, and must b Kuardet1 By military
| r..,n, ~ Ia, c.., n.,s. .,..o. ~. ,nn,
:;,'t', IT. q. c'g.1s. fet IT, co"%Itt*e; o1 ,,.
Mt, the eo'ofta cit'1eMa Of Htmphia, are driven.
f1 ,stn1 fsrt 70 %sss ri .ppsa to yoar
Dnrin. tic epdetnics of lH7i. IN md the I'm
pending ons OF iF9b. a The hrst outcty Of yct1uw-
fever, tho wealthy aBtl Influential mcn with their
families. left for more conRcnial It,eaiity. We,
the BLACKS. are atways left bchtnd, and many In
c1lHfEe of lheir featdeheeh, and often without a
doi1nr. xnd last ycar many Of sha servants WHO had
charge Of the houses of our nuat wealthy ci,lxens
wore fed out Of the com1nssarr esta bahed TOT tho
poor. Ata race. we are not susceptible 10 yellow
| ftssf. 1nd former epidrn,fca have dernons.ra,ed
this fact Our heavy death. Entc was hrougAt abunt
lat year front our people nursing the
| whites, 6sA thGn ftpkFluY 10 Our chntcheh
on the Sabbath. thus giving wings u
pestlluncc stnong u. Nov gloon, hanrs over Us
,,t,rt tctiib!e Ii eontemplass than ycIlnw.fevcr.
gone. bas!ncas - sua pended. ANIL there IA nothinE
for y" 10 do. Now. in thia condition we nre I,ld
vdco. or else starre to dcatis. We do No. hcrve
that the people Of thIa country will al.ow ue 10
| ataEse. Tney-thc city aulhou1ics-say thry will
, 1879-08-05
CHICAGO

DEATH OF NEAFH1S HEFCHEf.
4 man by the name of Frank Victory, resi-
dent Of Memphis, died at No. oo4 South Jci1ar-
son street ut abou: halE.past o'clock Sunday
morning under circumstances which led nutn-
Ter OF timid people to believe Tint thc disease
which took him of was tho 1nucl,-drcadcd ycI-
1ow-fcycr. On the strength of tflesa rumors a
penny sheet took up the CRY yesterday. md
anrend thc a|arm wherever copy Of its dngr
Issue happened to fall, giving an enlarged aud
exaggerated report OF tho case, most Of which
WAS unwnrrantcl und untrue.
Dr. Northxay, 1iomc Physician 1T the nouc-
opathEc Free Dlspcusary, located at No. 800
Michigan avenue, who had attended the bapless
invalid IN hts last and fatal t(incaa, was called uu
Yesterday afternoon nY TRIBUNE reporter, and
asEcd for his statement q tue fncts:.
last Tuesday. Ilo became badly scared 1t llIs
home In Memphis, aud decided IL lcavc. He
accordingly boarded an up1sni-hound buat al,d
worked his passage tro.n tue RluH City to III.
Louis, passed tl.s quarantine I'll right, be!nr IN
tu% hfa yosaEot mno tibet. set out upon a tramp
for Chicag,. Ills fear did not appear to le&yo
HIN from The tle Of starting. but cung TO him
tct'avlnuBay, 30 lint ho had no thoughts for hts
own comfort or cycn necessities. llu elaimed
to harc had
THE YRttoW-FKvER TWICE,
anu he 'ail not want any moro OF It, lie walked
all tho way from 1t. Louis to Chicago; thu
weather was extremely warm; ho laid out OF
aoors In all SORTS of pnees, l,ati vcry littlo 10
cut, senFccsy tastl's a1Ilnal food during hf*fong
tramp, md, In fart, took no caro- of hi.nsrf
whutrvcr Ills solo aiu, uppelrcl to 1'o tn reach
th!s ctty, "hcro lsc had daughter residing.
1fo arrived. as before suited, last Tuesday,
cunningham, II No. III South Jefferson stteot.
Thu family persuaded tEu 10 70 10 tho FREQ
Dssrcusary, Aia daughter haVng been trcuied
, 1879-08-05

LONDON, Aug. i.-Tho scyercst storm for
many yean raxetl on Saturday night. The
Storm was attended by fall OF ha!t-Atoucs,
sonne OF them being tive !nches In circu,nEes-
cncc. Tic damage 10 rfass around London
amounted to Thousands Ut pounus sterling. ln
great part OF Bcdfordstire thu hay crop IL
completely s"ept uway, aud many cattio arc
drowned. Newmarket and the ueighbortood
afo Hooded. Tho rainfall In Dnckinghamshirc
is estimated ut SeVonty tons per acre, panagea
by Aoods md lightning arc a'so reported from
Cambridge, Norfolk, Gutldtorl. Leicester, uatL,
and Monmouth. Tic storm VISA terribly severe
In the Va!loy Of the Thames. Immense injury
was done to the growing crops. Tho damages
by ralu, hail, aMd foundations asc irFeparable
this season. The loas OF live stcck IL .crtous.
The Wesleyan Conference OF Birmingham bss
adopted report In favor Of tho Ecutacotcal
Conference proposed bY. the American Wee|ey.
ans, md las appointed committee to mako
arrangements.
TUE ZULU WAR EXPENSES.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-lu tie House OF Commops
tonight. atter pro&Factcl debate, tue vote OF
cred't of E3,000 900 for the Zulu war uas agreed
to without division.
TUE AFGHAN WAR.
Sir Stafford Northcote moved that the thanks
of the ilouse be g!scu TO Lord Lyttop, Yieeroy
Of India, Md the officers aud men OF the Afghan
expedition
The Marquis Of harrington md others sup
ported That part Of the motion rotating to ,,le
officers and men. but opposed Tote Of thanks
10 Lord Lytiou.
After party debate sIr Stafford Norkhcote's
motion was adopted Without division.
/ DEMAND FOR TIE AnoLIsMNxHT OF HANG
IN0b-A hrlN4Y0HR OEIuHHF-run uxT r.
, 1879-08-05
Disclosures Which VIII N1ilItate
Against Their Party In :.
Future.
More Interesting Testimony in tbs Gin
oinnati Election Law In :.
vestigation,
Large Republican Gains Indicated By
the Kentucky Election
RcfurnSs =.
Secretary Sherman 4oro Confident Of Huo-
cess in Maine than in Ohio;


DEMOCRATtC Eh1BTZZLEM ENT. =
npeciat Dt.pdtea to 7As 7rtsnn4. - .
. NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Aug. 4.-Prfor to the ad-
1ournment Of the Davidson County Criminal
Court, the Grand Jury reported TINT ". "A.
Knight. County Trustee, and Samuel Douesuu,
ex~Crfmina1 Court Clerk, wcro oehlnn in thrir
accounts. Several days aftcswartl Indictments
were returned against Knight and Done4ou,
The former being accused Of cmbezzllng $780,
00O and the latter with unlawful!y converting to
hts own use *S,tx0. Both Cavo bonds In S1.0o0
Tor appearance At the nc.t term OF the Criminal
Court for trial. Subsequently motion waa
ma,iu to gacato the oi1lcs Of Knight.
Jufgo Reed declared 1t vacant, provided
Knight failed to renew his bond in the sum OF
$2a4.um. Kuight presented, within ten days,
bonds which he claimed represented u,orr than
the amount deemed necessary. The Judge re-.
fused to accept them. Tho matter was appealed
TO the Supreme Court by Knight. At meet.
ing OF the County Court to-day the Revcnus
Commissioners submitted report which they
have been engaged in preparing for seyera1
months past. The report states that Knight
failed to make reports and statements for tho
fiscal years ending Sept. /, 1877. and Sept. /.
1878. 1t also saYs that since tie April term Of
the Court Judge Ferris, Judge OF the County
Court, states tint warrants fasucsl BY him had
been burned. and that he ta1 enough vouchers
in his possession 10 make Knights account
good, placing the amount Of such vouchers at
from $t50.oo0 10 s203.uo0. The Commissioners
called Upon Ferris for vouchers, a,ld he ad-
nittcd lie did not have nuy vouchers that would
do Knight anr good, md that, upon exnn,ina-
tion, he had discovered tlIMt the warrants men.
toned belonged to other trustees. Accompany
Ing tic report ts statement Of Knights account
to The 1st Of last JULY, showing total balance
tluc by Knight 10 the county ot str, ,111.4a
Knight claims that he Is indebted to TIC county
In The SUN Of $5ol.;9. Next Monday DO will
submit au nnswcr to the Court, In which be will
cntlcavor to prove ha Is MT lefauter.. II
mist be admitted the prospects Of bis do'ng 50
nrc very Clnomt, Tie report cl,ar2e. that Don.
clsou Il tlefanltcr to the extent OF SET f4$H.41.
Tile Commissioners recommended IN allowance
Of 81 900 on t!na settlement Of TITS account, IN
account of his l,ayn. ns'd to Witnesses and o:htr
claimants this amount IN cash. whore warrants
wcrr due tl,rtu. Dohc1soM submitted to.daya
pEo1os[tan Offering 10 pay ti,e cnuntv t5,uc0
for re!easc 1rot' al liability. which vas re-
ferrrtl TO the County Attorney hr1 the commit.
tce. The indictments and disclosures made D.
tile Commissioners report llayN greatly 'daul-
aged the Democratic party Ia Tennessee. II the
result Of the next election will most assurealy
M0T8.
, 1879-08-05


LOUISVILLE, ky., Aur. 4.-The important
points indicated hv the returns Of to-dny's elec-
tton In Kentucky, judging from aDemocratls
standpoint, arc a largely decreased vote, e1l'
tle,,cuE npathy 10 majority Of the party, aud /
considerable change nmong Representatives and
Benators, With no Rail,e to ctl,cr party. Notice.
able nuoug the changer Is the defeat OF Edward
Turner. the Inst Speaker Of tho House OF rep
rcsentatiycf. The Democratic, vote pollcd t.
full. but docs not dcyolop tho full strength OF
the party.
In Louisville Or. Blackburn lcads tho ticket,
but It Ia thought lr,os behind in other paris ot
The State. The election in tl,o ,eouuty Louis.
vile Is IN vas distinguished by tho defeat ol
The Convention nomtnen mud tho election ol
tho Independent nominee.
FrAcfai Mfpsch 10 77e 7tihttnS.
CINCINNATI, o., hstg. 4.-Returns from tho
Kentucky election are ycry lew and scattering.
Thobe received Indicate llcayy Republican Ealns.
Unusual apathy. prevailed among thc Denlocrats.
LEXINGTON. ky,, Aug. 4-Thc State election
nasacd of quietly, with full vote fu thls city.
Erans (Rcpnbcnn). 1,Gf3: Cook (Sasional}. 70.
The remainder Of tho ticket received about tho
sans voto except Treasurer s8totl, {llenublfcan).
1,65; Tate {,e1nocrat}, 1,+97. In the local eon.
test for Representative, Bush tDcmocratl had
l.To: Kassls tNational). supported by Tho Re-
publicans, 1,:S'. Woo1ford Countr gives
*AAI~thk. NJ S1Vf AoA NAo ~NeH0A7
lion. a3st -
s.;. ~, nuEi 'i,a .o 1eSss~ ta,I;nts
m ~ ~" ncn,ssotic vnta csst at tntasvs clec.
t!tn for S,oto officers md mombers OF tlle Leg-
tslature. The Democratic Central Conmitteo
estimate .hc total r. xntS IT, nt not oscT r., ~
.a! M W osa 81 oTsf ~ ;n ~ t on ~ nnrna,a!fa
roir In tlis rity a1ono tic votas fali on orer
o'.H In ,,a,r,,,cor. main .,tobt cat,s in tim
t,cris,ntr" mi 'iefsat lin Sncsker nf tte tust
iinns". INK lin ncn,orratic rnniorIty ia still
overwhelming in the Genernl Assembly. The
.,l, fnr = Cnnstitnti1nni CouycntfDtI falls for
wn,,t n t1nsttt,l,ionai rnnft1r,ty Iu It's fayor
in til, ci,r. wh,rU Tia WorKinrulcn elected
Gye Of tha srren Kuprcaeutatjyes two yoafs af,o,
nulv netuocrnts wcrr cInctcd to~tlny
vi" i,c flrcsnh"rrcrsc ct re, t;euru In the coutett.
.--
rrr.r,oc-,A.v 1vvrar1f. ArroH.
f.,th1 :,.1t' !on ~ ~. ,af,r. 10 Conr-"..
ClAcisSA91' u, aug 7'-ne'o.o wv Suukses'
ssouat Investigating Committee thls Afternoon,
Col. A. T., Joucs was tho frat wttnesa called.
uo testified that lie WIS candidate on tho
Ms,,,"a' .t,1.ot for conorr.. In TN rtr.t nj.
Sasaaat ts* 49,, -. ,-az ~ ~ n.,,a-
tF!et lust lat'. Ae uau oo he'p !sot" aas' oayss.
Ja.,cs O'Conaer, tho uaxt w[tncas, testified
That he 1rt Mr. Bu,tcrworti at his ot!lce before
, 1879-08-05
NEW ORLEANS.

Spsct"t f'spa'cA IN Tht Tribune.
NEw ORLEANS, AuE. NO new cnses Of
fever have occurred since tic death Of the AT.
frey child. Mrs. Howell. sIster-in-Iaw Of Maj.
Howell, u. u. A., and child have bccn sick a
week, Int the doctors have differed as to tue
cause. 1t Is to-day officially declared yellow.
fever by the Board OF Health shc Is
conva!csclng. however, and her physician says
she has not tho yellowfcvcr, and he Is not giving
her ycl!ow-fcvcr Treatment. There arc now no
other cases, those previously reported having
dtct OF recovered. There hare been but three
deaths. A sailor mas taken on tllc Spanish brig
Mariana Thursday. sick with ytltow-fover, at
the quarantine stallion, alsl atct SUNDAY. This
Is the first death from yctlow-fcscr at quarantine
th.s year.
, 1879-08-05

Xptfial DlUadlcA 70 71s 1FE6uHA.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-aiiss sisggle Bennett,
late q nun, was married on Sunday iu tho
Catholic Church TO John Ne[lan. Justice OF the
Pcaet, Lake City, III. The marriage was the
subject Of murh discussion iu Catholic aoc!ety.
They stustel eastward last night On O brief
bridal TOUR.
, 1879-08-05
GERMANY.

BsnL1s, Aug 4.-1he 0a-tttr publishes tic
nomination Of Gen Won Mantcutrci to bo Gov.
ernor-Ocneral Of Alsarc-Lorrnipo: Dr.. Her
xog: Secretary Of State; Won rnmmcresche,
Undcr-Sccretary Of tile Interior, Worship, and
Instruction. Won ruttcammcr Colpar, Under.
Secretary Of Justlco: ,ntd Dr. Mays, Counselor
Of EIn21cc mud Domaine.
, 1879-08-05
RT1EEY A

T11H MEnv EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The correspondent Of tho
Daily 7aenrauh ut 3d. Petersburg sars tic CT.
traordtnary silence OF the press ind tho absence
OF newspaper letters aro giving rise to general
belief that the expedition has met with dis.
astCr.
, 1879-08-05
EGYPT.

TIE Ex-EHEpIyE'3 PLUMBER.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-1n t!,c House Of COM
mona to-day the Chancellor Of tho Exc',cquor,
replying to question whether the cx-khcltyc
plundcred Egypt of property valued at six
millions on his departure. said t1,nt he hail
heard, unotI!c!aily, tsat the cx-Kllcdiyc order
cd larGe amount Of property to be put
nbnnra Of hts yatit. but tho Government Ind
I'D of1lcial knowledge Of the nature OF amount
OF tho proF,erty.
, 1879-08-05
y ADIRONDACK" MURRAY ON HIS TRAVELS

ADIRONDACK" MURRAY on HIS TRAVELS
BOSTON, AaRs., Aug. 4.-1lu 1raytlItr, ol.
ludug to the failure of tho Rey, ", Il. Il. Mur-
raj, sass ". Il. Merrill, one OF .te original pro-
pristots Of tho 1o.te. lsa's, holds Muryay's
noto Tor SS,oA, with which his tutsrest In fha
paper Waa bought The lrtn Of pape.-asa,efs
haye AZ account Of dearly St,6oQ D, L. Mi.
llkeu, fVrsnsrly oruer OF Cottags HeartA. whfr,
loser.
4uaLsSoroN, VI, Aug. 1.-TWO veoka sao
tbs Rev. ". IT, II. Murray catno to thie city
and erosscd tho, lake to Platssbusg., Wills
there hls yacht hero wsa attachud for debt. liz
response to \ telegram, word comes from
PlattsburR uhat Mr. Murray has gous to Cit.
eaQo. The fumalu secretary WHO accompanied
him to Plalta1lrK returned hero aud attended
to 4ia legal u,aitsss.
, 1879-08-05

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PARIS. Aug. 4.-Fise persons ucrc killed and
eleven seriously md forty slightly Injured BY q
railway accident between Nancy and Vczal!se.
, 1879-08-05

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!sc'nss 'ouay 'o'c'o'S eose,e" 1'e '1e"t'c a'1'
lux @'.o pe1iu1na"So "''' se,%e" ."e p'ope'..s0' M
1nciHo1nh 1hc olQ gun used 1T lnc PIECE Inc
proceedings ol The Directors caascd quite
panic hh'ohg the nddfencc. nnnT Of "hoft
s'htnpehca, causing CONSERVATION which a.
oisc tisnc threatened the lives OF many PERSONS
1tlc dispute cn"cd N the institution OF pro"
, 1879-08-05

A62G9d4 7HNN7cH % TIA 1F7bNK4
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Aug. 4.-Wheat harvest
inE Ia rapidly drnwing to closc. so.ne have
finished, others would, had not the rain sct
them back fully two days. Some Of tho farmers
claim that the straw Ia 70 hrittio lint 1t can ,e
bound oE f,attl outy nights und mornings. Tile
aclfbnlcr tau hero scnre nuc, Al II Is equal to
the cnlesEency. 4 bard Rllower last night.