The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
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UNOFFICIAL BULLETINS.

pns ever since the incsion was made.
FxECUTIYE MANSION, July 25-NOOn.-
Thirty.siX hours have now elapsed since
the President had his last chill, aud there
Is vet no indication OF another with the ex-
ception OF sightly.increased weakness,
caused by the relapse OF Sturdy. HIS
condition to. day does not differ materially
from that OF the early part OF last week.
The surgeons are now assembled Tor the
noon consultation, and within the next
hour an unofficial report will probably be
made Of the patients pulse and tempera-
ture.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 25-1 4. M
The Presidents condition at this hour Is
regarded by the surgeons as extremely IA
yorable and encouraging. His pulse is l04,
and his temperature and respiration are
normal. The discharge Of pus is as cOpiOus
as could be expected, and its character IS
perfectly healthy. There is no indication OF
fever at present, but ii Is probable that the
usual slight febrile Use VIII occur this eve
ming as It did last week before the forma'
ton Of The pus cavity.
Ex-senator Conkling, accompanied by
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, called at the
Executive Mansion at Z. NJ, and Is now
in the Cabinet-rOOm.
Up. NJ. BULLETIN (OFFIChL).
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 25-7 i. NJ
The President has done well during the
dav. His afternoon fever did NOT come on
uutil after 3 o'clock. II is somewhat higher
tban Yesterday, but there has beeu no chill.
At noon his pulse was l04; temperature.
OS.4: respiration, 20. At Il. NJ. his pulse
was 10; temperature, 101.S; respiration,
81 D. W; BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
UNOFFICIAL BULLETIN 1890 P. NJ.
The condition Of the President tonight
| is SAID by Dr.. Bliss 10 he in every way IA
yorable and encouraging. The afternoon
fever. which came on about 3 O'Clock, has
nearly subsidized, and the patients pulse and
temppraiure are both at this hour below
100. He is now sleeping quietly, and all
the surgeons have left the mansion except
Drs. Bliss and Woodward, who are on duty.
HAPPY CHANGE AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Star this eyenin. says: The deep
feeling Of anxiety 50 apparent all yesterday
at the White House and throughout the
CITY had disappeared this morning. There
is no better barometer TO indicate the PreSl-
dents condition than The faces OF those
about the White House and the general air
that the place wears. BY them the eye can
tell at once whether things are favorable or
unfayorabe without asking aquestlon. Ihls
morning every body was bright and cheer
ful-the reflex from The Sick.r0Om and opln.
ions OF the doctors. Nobody was gloomy.
! Nobody wore the anxious look OF yesterday.
| The happy change had Its effect, IN that
there was very title inquiry as to the Pre-
sidenl's condition. Once more the doctors
come from the Sick-roOm without being
seized on by twenty or more people who
have been waiting for iu>t such an oppor'
tunity to hear from the sick-bed."
DIR. BLISS SAID THIS MORNING,
as he came out OF the sick. room, that every
thing began TO look bright again. When
asked about the appearance OF the wound
when dressed this morning, he said that
there had been good discharge what he
called an unusual discharge Of puS. The
flow had not been as great as before the pus
cavity was formed. The matter collected
| for twenty.iour hours was then drawn of,
the only discharge in the mean time being
the small continuous flow. The discharge
this morning, DR.. Bliss said, though not
large, was satisfactory and healthy.
The patient rested comfortably before II
O'Clock last night, and slept quietly after
wards.
The representation OF the medical attend
ants is unanimous as TO the beneficial effects
! of the surgical operation performed on the
President Sunday morning. IL has relieved,
/ bv the flow q pus gathered ia the cavity,
all fear OF blOOd-pOisoning.
every ENCOURAGING"
DR.. Hamilton telegraphed TO his wife last
night that the Presidents condition was
every encouraging"
DR.. Bliss declared at midnight last night,
and repeated with emphasis to-day, his
belief that the President Will get well. The
pItienps temperature, respiration, and
pulse to-day all sustain this hopeful view.
DIR. Bliss attributes the high temperature,
quick pulse, and rapid respiration (com-
monty described % the relapse Of Saturday
| TO irritation caused by the presence OF that
foreign matter in the pus pocket. IL was q
condition not unexpected by the surgeons,
and though they were OF course uneasy be-
cause OF the occurrence, still there was no
occasion for alarm-l fact which Dr.. Bliss
says be repeatedly told newspaper-men
Yesterday.
A STRONG POINT.
Everything at the White House is fast
resuming the condition previous to the
relapse. IL must not be forgotten. bow
ever. that the President may be still the
subject OF such relapses a the one from
which be is now recovering. Tue fact
that be has passed the crisis without py9
mia or blood poisoning being developed
beyond the Appearance Of symptoms OF that
disease is a very strong point in the pa
TENTS favor, and the further fact that Drs'
Agnew and Hamilton regard bis present
condition Us satisfactory will reassure many
WHAT DR.. HAmLTOS SAYS.
DR.. Hamilton said this afternoon 81
might talk all day, and would not say any
thing more than is contained m this morn
ing's bulletin. That bulletin expresses my
views exactly"
The Presidents appearance this afternoon
is greatly improved over his appearance yes
terday. He looks great deal more natural
and his Improvement shows Itself in his foc'
and general appearance. Yesterday III
looked very badly.
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.
The effect OF the better news from The
President is visible everywhere in he city
People look, feel, and talk brighter. Hi
esea ,pe from the danger which threatened
| him Saturday and Sunday night seems L
have liked the opinion OF some that ne !
bound TO get well. The Presidents dealt
now would be as great q shock 10 the c0un
try as il il had Immediately followed th
tsbOotng.
fL C0NKIING sOLICiTOUS.