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The New York herald., 1879-10-23
THE "TWENTY.NINE" RACI

THE -'TWENTY-NINE
In the 1929 class there four starters, as
ows:-Chestnut gelding Billy d. brown gelding
Judgment. bay mare Rosa and brown gelding
Morris. Billy took the first heat prcttily. He
went to the front ut the quarter and although the
of and was first under the wire, Rosa Is
second. Judgment third. and Morris dis
tanced. lime. 2:29. In the second heat
Judgment did good work. aud managed to out trot
his companions handsomely. From the quarter to
the wire he held the lead sturdiy and could not be
stretch, but without avail. At the wire Judg ment
first. Rosa second. Billy ID third. Time. $3.50.
BillyiD acquired line lead early in the third heat
and kept 1t throughout. Coming home all three
horses were driven well and were close together.
but Billy gained the first bv a neck Judg-
ment second Rosa third. Time. 1892. The trot
then went over to Thursday.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAy.-Purse, $500; for 30 horses; $12O to
first, 500 to second, $40 to third. Mile heats three
in five, in harness. Postponed to Thursday after
A..
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RIFLE SHOOTING.

sFeli dead out of bounds.
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FALL OF WIcKErs-FIRsT INNINa-Ist. o; I'd, 0; Sd,
2; 4th. Z; 5th. IS; 9Th. 2l 7th. 2 sth 23; 9TH 25
10th. 25 11th 46; 18th. 5o 18th. 59 14th. co. 18TH
81; 10th. G2; 17tn. 90; 18TH Ga 18TH 65 20th. Go;
21st ~. SECOND INNING-1st D; I'd. 0; Sd. l: 4th
L; 5th. s; 9Th. 13: 7th 13; 8th. 49, 9th, 35 10th,
81; 11th, AZ; 18th. ~; 18th. so.
ANALYSIS OF BOWLING
Au En0Lund- First Iuuin0.
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A TLAS NAIL LINE.
AFOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA,
calling at the following ports, viz. =
Kingston, Ja Cape Havti Gonaives St Mare P0rt-au-
Prince, Cages and Jacmel in Hayti; Santa Martha,
Savaniila Carthagena and Aspnwal in Colombia. and
Greytown, Nicaragua.
IN JANUARY THE COMPANY's STEAMERS WILL
RUN DIRECT TO COLON tASPINWALL), VIA KING
STON IA). MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION WITH
CIFIC PORTS
Regular fortnightly sailings from pier No 81 North
River . foows:-
FOR KINGSTON GAJ AND HAYTL
ETNA December IL ALPS. December "a
FOR HAYTI, COLOMBIA. GREYTOWN. COLON, PAN
ANA AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS.
ALVO. December IL AILSA....... December 30
FOR PORTO RICO
L. .......
Superior first class passenger accommodations
PIN, FORWOOD i co, Agents.
all st.,
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i pier foot Of Canal 81, North River
sGI sa9 fq;S via the ' q rrssm pss noon
eonneetins for Central aud Amere. and Mexico.
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC saturday, Dee ~ noon
For freight general information apply at companys
ohee on the pier y foot foot Of Canal s. North River
Islands Japan China. New Zealand. aSstiaiis South
Fsr tsIets or for fomSon m Dy
to the Psssspgsr s,,. Department PSI Broadway;
General @ Pass passenger Agent supsrntsndenI
HALIFA1 n. n = ,.aMiS,ns ANp ST ,.. JOINS y
"a North R,ver:-
ssh, s1sisSs crxRK -s sE&SAS
limited STATES AND, BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
Tor s.. Thomas, Para, Psrnambaeo, Bahia and Rio do
@ sa I So %.' Tor Porto
Inc '''' 'cii CRY iF'a 81 f'nTSh'B RIO Be !ANEIRo
ru u s -, Captain Lewis, n. =.
sS %sSis aGs.s o & rnss d
& peass from '%si Sss s aes ss''''
our opas posy SH can elect Ins same %ndss
Intercolonia steamers and Montevideo Buenos
Freight must be paid in advance For freight engage
to om.o ci.I G; II; .,6 MALLORY IA. 4 Co, Agents,
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL ss LINE
IN. steamsrs ree ease Pisr p North Miysr p NJ.
AND ros l1H VERA nAVaEt aktz pIEEqT Hfh HAVANA
,rv ealing e frogreeso campe"eny and frontera
.cirY or ~AsHiNGToN diavana ony1 TnSrs pss pss is is
.Meas a Ia earie~s@aIi table service. ''D'' D''
Steamers viii leave New Orleans December Is
AIRY Vera via Bagdad Tampco and Tuxpan con
Meeting with steamers for Havana and New York
+. ALEXANDRA * SONS, 81 and 33 Broadway.
NASSAU. n. =, VA FERNANDINA; FLA STEAMER
IN CITY OF AUSTIN sails December ~. All particulars
with &. ii. MALLORY Co. or X. w. PARSONS, pier 20
East River Royal Victoria Hotel opens November !. ].
NJ. MORTON, j. LIDGERWOoD * co 1853 Broadway.
DERMUDA, WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
I'D Quebec aud Cult Ports Steamship Company
FROM COMPANYS PIER (NEWJ " NORTH RIVER
For BERMUDA-Steamship MARLBOROUGH. Decem.
beri.
For ST. JOHNS. ARECIBO. AGUADILLA MAYA.
GUEZ, PONCE. ARROYO. HUMACOA, Porto Rico aud
ST. .yHOMAS-Steamshp HADJI, December o.
For MARTINIQUE, ST LUCIA. BARBADOS and
TkINIDAD-S ship BAHAMA, December TO-
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight. passage ana insurance apply to
A. L. OUTERBRIDGE * CO., Agents. 10 Broadway
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND BELIZE
OBr s Honduras carryng the Royal and United States
mail The splendid. first class steamship WANDER
Err will leave Now Orleans as folows:-
Saturday Novembe 10 Saturday December n
Giving through bills of lading by Morgan Steamship
line.
j. W. BLACK. Agent.
4S Carondeiet ST.. New Orleans.
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NTESSRS. LEvE A ALDEN BEG TO ANNOUNCE
m that they have arranged Tor the sintcr
series of personally conducted tours to PICTURESQUE
CUBA with its salubrous and delightful winter climate,
embracing visit to ancient Santiago, the city OF Cicn-
uegos, 800 miles journey by rail travcrsng the most
cultivated ard fertile portion OF the island Matanxas and
its removed also the famous valley OF fumir and
ten days Havana the most interesting and beau
full city. These specially recommended to tourists
and inyaIids send or call for programmes. LEvE d
ALDEN, 27l Broadway.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIP..

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Colpanys 42n North River foot of Morton
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway and the discomfort of crossing the Channel
small boat.
LABRADOR. Sangler. Wednesday December 10. =. N.
AMERlQUE, B JOucla. Wednesday, December "a, r. NJ.
FRANCE, Trudeie. ednesday, January =. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE dncludng wne) TO Havre-
First cabin 500 and $ second cabin $55; seerage,
$26 including wine: bedding ana utensils.
RETURN TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
Checks drawn Credit Lyonnais Paris in amounts to
suit. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, 55 Broadway.
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GALVESTON TEXAS TOUCHING AT KEY WEST
USteamer RIO GRANDE. Captain Pennington, will sail
pier East River. Saturday December g. at N.
Through bills of adng given to Houston aud all points
the International and Grand Northern. Galveston.
Houston Henderson, and the Galveston. Harrisburg
and San Antonio railroads. Passage to Galveston reduced
to $50 cabin, $25 steerage.
For freight passage general information apply
G. ii. MALLORY Il CO, Agents
Eas iver
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CI.lDTlIING.

A TrENrIONl-vERY HIGHEST PRICES IN CASH
Apsid for hnc wearing Apparel, Carpets. Furniture
BrcaBrnc, Jewelry. Please aud convince yourself
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

are ambitious that their children
should enjoy the advantages of edu-
cation in the higher branches. can
not be caught with such chaff. Our
esteemed contemporary may be
able to persuade itselfthat 1t knows
more about the matter than all the
teachers of the State, but it will be
some time persuading the disinter.
ested that such is the fact.
While upon this subject 1t may
be as well to quote another resolu-
tion of the San Francisco teachers:
Resolved, That by giving County
Boards of Supervisors paramount con-
troll of education in their respective
counties, a uniform State course OF study
is no longer possible; and we have estab-
lished within the borders of the State as
many separate and different systems OF
com mon schools as there are counties
1t may be truly said that never
did any body of Solohs do its work
so bunglingly as this boasted Con-
vention. The new Constitution is
mere affair of shreds and patches.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

WE are amused at the arctic
cheek of those who assume that the
new Constitution will carry. The
fact is that the tide is running tu-
multously the other way. All that
is needed is strong pull, long
pull andapull all together to deliver
the mad scheme as "an aims of OBJ
livion" to the wallet of Old Father
Time. Our word for it, the priggish
bantling of a body which was NAL
volio.like In its conceit, will be
turned over to "the limbo of things
lost upon earth"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
Tho High school.

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Express, in noticing few remarks
made by the HERALD on the able
communication of DR.. Kurtz en-
forcing the claims of the High
School upon the voters on the
ground that it enabled the children
of the very poor to obtain an elab.
crate education, makes All ingen-
ious special plea, but it by no
means meets the question on its
merits. AS we said before, some of
the best lawyers OF California have
expressed doubt as to whether,
under the phraseology employed in
the new Constitution the State
would not forfeit for its schools the
benefits accruing from the bounty
Of the national government. The
controversy is merely as to the ex-
preston Of this opinion. 1t was
doubtless founded upon tenable
grounds. As we do not set up for
a pundit ourselves, the arguments
on the merits should be addressed
to these gentlemen and not to us.
1t is all very we'll to assume that
primary and grammar schools are
the "common school" system of
California, but an inaccurately
weighed phrase frequently works
niching nnaliche not only in tenn
poral but in spiritual affairs. A
mere word as to the adjustment OF
the Trinity has separated the Greek
and Catholic churches for centuries,
and single word In the clauses re.
lating to education may work dis
aster to our schools. As to the
High School clauses Of the new in.
strument, we refer the Express to
the meeting of teachers In San
Francisco, held Saturday last and
| universally attended by the guild.
One of the teachers offered a mum.
Der of resolutions, which were
adopted, one of which exactly
states the case. We quote:
Resolved, That by providing that the
| Legislature or local Boards may estab-
| iish High Schools, but restricting the
state fund for primary and gramm mar
schools, High Schools are practically
abolished, and an impossible barrier is
erected between the children Of the poor
and the State University.
Before the storm was evoked fol-
lowing this attack upon the school
system Of California the partizans
of the new Constitution derlded
the High Schools. Now that the
people are indignant because there
IL no avenue by which the children
of the poor can reach the State
Univsrsity, these WORTHLESS turn
round and try to hedge. Parents
! whose means are limited. and who
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

The Chronicle, In its frenzled
fight for the new Constitution, is
driven from pillar to post to find
material for its Italicized dabs. One
Of Its "chunks Of wisdom" was as
follows:
No reputable lawyer can be induced To
assert that local option Is to be found In
the new Constitution.
Then comes the aggravating Post,
Of the same evening, and explodes
this bald pretence thus wisely:
SAN FRANCISCO. April I2, 1879.
The subscribers, mem bers of the Bar
Association of San Francisco, are OF the
opinion that Section ii OF Article XI. OF
the proposed new Constitution, which
reads: ANY county, city, town or town.
ship may make and enforce, within its
limits. all such local. police, sanitary and
other regulations a. are not In conflict
with general laws" clearly allows any
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
FOR EIcN.
Fire ia Cairo-Tbe Khedive sre.
pairing for WAR.

Fire ia CairN-Tbe Khedtve sre.
pairing for WAR.
LONDON, April 15th.-A dispatch
from Alexandria says: A great fire
Is raging In Cairo, and has de-
stroyed blocks Of buildings hum
dreds of yards long.
The government Is collecting
money throughout the provinces,
using every means of compulsion.
An immediate levy Of 10000 col
diers has been ordered.
A special envoy has been sent hy
the Khedive to Constantinople. He
took with him large sum of money
for the sultan.
The Observer understands that Of
fetal circles, both In London and
Paris, consider that recourse should
not be had to the Sultan's authori-
ty to solve the Egyptian difficulty,
except after very careful delibera-
ton. No step will therefore be
taken in response to the Sultan's
proposition until France and Eng
land have full opportunity of con.
certing a common course.
The Joins Occupation sch.me.
vienna, April 15th.-Ths re-
sumption of negotiations relative
to mixed occupation OF Eastern
Roumelia has only served to in
crease the confusion prevailing
when they were suspended few
days ago. Germany refuses to send
a commander.in-chief and staff,
and another power which has a
leading part in the whole business,
rejected the proposition of q chief
commander. Russia also raises
new difficulties.
The Czar Fired ut but Unhurs.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 18TH
While the Car was taking his
morning walk early yesterday, near
the Palace, four shots were fired at
him. He was unhurt. The man
who fired the shots was arrested by
the crowd which the firing attract
ed. The city Is now being decorat-
ed in thankfulness for the Czar's
escape.
Tho Afghan Hostility 60 she British.
LAHORE, April 15th.-Bad feel
ing is growing against the British
amongst all the tribes interested in
Khyber Pass. They complain that
the British are acting as though
they intended to keep the Pass In
spying out the hill fastnesses.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
TestiDs the siugie Track RaiisOsd
-Anfi-COustIturiO

VIsALIA, April 15th.-D. B.
James, of this place, is giving an
exhibition of the working of his
single track railroad to-day. A
short track has been laid along
Main street, and o hand carl is being
run on 1t.
Hon. Horny EdgertUn will speak
against the new Constitution, in
Visalia, on Saturday, the 10th inst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

were we disposed to be harsh In our
language. The offence was not les.
sened by the fact that the delegates
to the Convention, In further def
ance to the spirit of the act which
called that body into being, and
which, In express terms, limited
the pay of the members to one hun.
dred days, have in their pockets
scrip for fifty-seven days. extra pay.
The success of the new Constitu.
tion, they think, will result in
legislative appropriation which
will make this additional demand
on the State Treasury good. Such
is reform! "In the name OF the
prophet, figsr
The shadow OF the new Constitu-
tion impends over us. We are not
SO mad as to doubt that 1t has
chance of passing. A host of polit-
ical cadavers have been momenta.
rily galvanized Into life. and they
are now clamoring, with ghostly
and CHASTITY vigor, for its adoption.
Many honest and able men, be-
sides, are advocating its adoption
with might and main under, we
cannot help thinking, a mistaken
idea of its effects. That they will
be disastrous, aud will grind the
face of the poor, We entertain no
manner Of doubt.
That the possessots Of money are
retreating from active enterprise In
close column there can be Io earth
ly doubt. Take local instance in
point, the particulars of which we
received from one of the most emil
nent legal gentlemen of this city.
The firm OF which he is a member
had negotiated for one of our
wealthiest citizens a loan of $780,
900, at Z per cent, from wealthy
New York gentleman, whose name
is at the service of any one curious
in the matter. The New Yorker,
whose wealth is of national cogniz.
ance, paid Los Angeles a flying
visit, inspected the property, con-
sisting Of improved city and ranch
real estate, and approved of it. He
directed the papers to be made out
and then returned to San Francisco.
He there became alive to the pro-
found disquiet amongst business
circles as to the effect the adoption
of the new Constitution would have
upon the leading interests OF Cali
fornia, and he peremptorily direct
ed that the loan should be held in
allegiance until after the election,
with the understanding that II
should be "of" absolutely if the
new instrument became our Or
ganic law.
The pity Of it! The pity of it!
California was making splendid
advances in the direction Of low
rates of intareOt. The rates ol
usance have decreased fully fifty pei
cent. in the last seven years. And
now comes q revolutionary organic
law which will as surely cause III
to lose this ground already gained
as that night will follow the day
The sufferers will, of course, be th,
needy. With the danger of pani'
sureraddej, the outlook, should tn,
new Constitution be adopted, j:
gloomy indeed. A dollar of Amer
ican coinage will bid fair soon t.
have a merely numismatic valu,
hereabouts. 1t would be found
principally, in the cabinets of col
Iectors Of rare and exotic coins. Al
least that is the way the thing will
shortly look to the California Dor
rover.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
INFORMATION
FOR THE PEOPLE.
some VERY HARD NUTS TO CRACK.
D1V" l -&a

GkD@ -E9a
Companies have sprung up In
every part of the Union for making
an imitation Singer Machine.
Why are not similar companies
formed for making limitations Of
other Sewing Machines
The public will draw its own in.
ference.
Gold is continually counterfeited;
brass and tin never.
nag Waste no money on inferior
on lease or installment plan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House Is
not surpassed BIZ any Job Printing office
on the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran.
, lsoo, In facilities for doing job work.
! ow prices, good work and expedition
nav he relied upon at this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
EVENING sTREErs-4:i5 P. NJ.

Exchequer. 5ss b, 5,s a; Potosi, 81 b.
800 b; Jacket, l1ss S; ) New, AN s; Mex
lean, 81 b, slh a; Argenta, 100 b; over
man, ss a; H & y, lla4 a; B .ehtel, 90 b,
5I a; imperial, las b: g & G, 81 s.; Ius.
tice, O5 b; Chollar. 4eH b; Ophir, 23A u;
Bullion, 5ss $: B & B, l5,4 b. "a; B:a K.
hawk, 2 so 5; q Pac. 2.4O, 2h a; Mono 2H
Utah. l5a; Con Va, 81 b, So a; Point, 51l
s; Gala, So b, 6 a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
The Yacht "Annie."

NEW YORK, April 15.-The sloop
yacht Annie, formerly Of the New
York Yacht Club, on which it was
said "Prince Harry" Genet escaped
from New York, and which has
been sold to Jabez Howes OF San
Francisco, one of the owners of the
ship Three Brothers, will be taken
out on the deck of the Three
Brothers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
w. r. OLDEN, Agent.
~ 2 Tf5a

The SINGER has taken the
FIRST PRIZE over ALL competitors
more than Two HUNDRED TIMES.
Whu?
After the Chicago fire the Relief
Committee undertook to furnish
sewing machines to the needy
women of that city. Applica nts
were permitted to choose from Elk
different kinds of machines; 2S4i
were furnished with
machines; 2427 chose Singer Ma
chimes, and SIT distributed their
choice among the five other kinds
of machines. The girls were to
earn their living on these machines.
Why did they take Singers
"a -
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BIuies for ZaIuinud.

New YORK, A 2. il 15th.-Twenty-
three mules, intended for transpor-
tation of British war supplies in
Zululand, arrived in this city yes
terday by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. They will be shipped during
the present week.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
The treasures orLeadyiiIe.

NEW YORK, April ia CORES
pondent of the Tribune at Ieadville
writes that miners are hocking to
the rich fields of that region at the
rate of eight hundred week. Ore
is taken out worth So pound. 1t
is thought the locality Of the pres
sent camp will yield $36. 600 of
precious metals per year, and there
are valleys and ranges adjacent to
the camp enormously rich In mines,
which have not yet been fully ex-
nlnred
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
rryinw Chent the oaliows.

CHAMBERsBURa, Penn. April Is.
-Hezekiah Shaffer, sentenced to
be hanged Thursday for the murder
of his wife, opened the veins in his
legs and arms to-day with the wire
of a broom handle. His recovery Is
doubtful.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

white man as the flesh needs the
backbone. But, scattered in a
friendly farming community, with
the same chance as the poor white
laborer, the prospect is fair enough
for them, and principally for the
reason that the pegro's one idea of
superiority Is the owning of land.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

city, county, town or township, in the
absence of q general law to the contrary,
10 prohibit, within its limits. the sale OF
any splrltuous or malt liquors or wines.
8. NJ. Wilson, Alex. II. Loughbor-
Delos Lake, ough,
Joseph w. Winans, F. G.. Newlands,
8. Heydenfeldt, Hall McAllister.
John Il. Jarboe, George Barstow,
Ralph 9. Harrison, 4. ID. Sawyer,
II. H. Lloyd, Frank f. Taylor,
H. N. Clement, Julius @. McCeney,
David Mcclure, VIM. II. Fiheld,
Thomas B. Bishop, w. 8 Wood,
John Curry, L. Quint,
Henry K. Highton, Dennis j. TOohy,
VIM. M. Person, q. Frank Smith,
VIM. w. Morrow, s. w. Holiday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
Committee for Contempt.

ST. LOUIS, April 15th.-E. H.
Brown, manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, was
before the Grand Jury again on
Saturday, and refused to produce
the kilograms called for by the sub.
pena duoes tecuna; whereupoa the
case was reported to the Criminal
Court, and Judge Laughlin ordered
Brown into the custody of the City
Marshal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCI& REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. April Is.

saS FRANCISCO STOCK Ann TS
CHANGE BOARF.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

Many of the manufacturers of
other machines refuse to state their
sales. Why?
Sales of 1878 over any previous
year, 73, ,620; average sales for every
working day of the year, 1888.
Ichine sold by US. Machines sold
featuring Company,
'PRING STREET, Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-16

ANAHEIM, Los Angeles county, Cal April 10th, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-08-08
villc. The worklngmen Of that city elected
five OF the seven Representatives.
YELLOW FEWER ITEMS.

A number of Southern cities ordered a
quarantine against New Orleans on the 29th
ult
Five deaths and eight new cases at Memphis
on the 29th ult.
Two deaths from yellow fever had occurred
at st. Louis up to the Both ult. Both persons
were refugees from Memphis.
One hundred and seventeen deaths occurred
from yellow fever at Havana, Cuba, in the
week ending July 26.
No deaths from the fever occurred at Mem
phis on the Both ult., but twelve new cases
were reported.
Four deaths and nine new cases were report
ed at Memphis on the 31st ult,
The people of Popular BlufT, Ark. threatened
to hang a man who came into the town on the
31st ult. from Charleston, Mo-, without per-
mission Of the Health officer. 1t was deter
mined to send him back, but he escaped to the
woods.
The ship Templar from Rio Janeiro arrived
at San Francisco on the 1st with several cases
Of yellow fever on board. The wife of the
Captain and eleven seamen died on the voyage.
Memphis, on the LIST, four deaths and thir-
teen new cases.
Eighteen new cases and seven deaths at
Memphis on the ID, and twelve new cases and
two deaths on the Sd.
Fifteen new cases and two deaths were re-
ported to the Memphis Board of Health on
the 4th
The brig Stephen Bishop, from Sagua La
Grand, was detained at the Boston quarantine
on the 4th having yellow fever on board.
When four days out the mate died and subse-
qucntly the disease broke out among the
crew.