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New-York tribune., 1881-09-17

scesses."
How has the pulse been to-dayi What has
The pulse has been stronger to-day"
" Is the brandy still administered 7"
Yes; he had about three ounces to-day"
" How is the cOugh?"
has been less annoying to-day and has caused
less disturbance"
AT 10 o'clock tonight Dr. Bliss said that the
Presidents pulse had decreased to 116 and his
temperature was not very much above normal,
and that Notwithstanding the disturbances of the
curly evening he apprehended reasonably quiet
night for the President. Although he could no say
that he expected any marked Improvement in the
morning.
Midnight.-The Presidents condition causes feel
ing of dependency, and the general situation cam
not DO desired as warranting grave apprehcn-
sion, and the probabilities that some
time Will e APPS" before the patient will show any
substantial improvements. Within the past fortv-
eight hours he has made progress toward recovery
and for the past twentylour hours there has been
slight but perceptible loss of strength. His attacks
OF coughing do not recur frequently as formerly,
but are severe and eXhausting. He expectOrotos
considerable quantities of pus. There is without
amount of lung tissue involved is considerably
grea,er than it fortv-t light hours ago. His
pulse was rapid and weak during the forenoon, but
toward evening became less frequent and
Stronger. Tonight the pulse again rapid
ana weak, making for time about 130 beats per
minute. His condition is such to put in question
his ability to rally from his present state of lung
trouble and exhaustion.
Attorney General MacVeagh tonight informed
the members of the Cabinet of the Presidents condI
uon. His telegram substantially the same as
that sent to Minister Lowell.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.

LoNDoN, Sept. 16.-The morning papers an
nounce that the cable o. the American Telegraph
Cable Company will open for business tomorrow, at
tnrf OF lSd. (37i2 cents per word lie Daily NepS
says:
The new American Cable Company. which has estab-
lscd London ONCE, mas sent ont circular announcing
ts.ril OF lSl. per word, which is Cd. above wnat
tho existing Atlantic companies clrg,, and this Ia
ta"rn 10 mean tnaI cue competition Will not be
List year, when the Anglo American Gable Company
took Cd per VOID In order 10 cut the ground
then started II opposition ths latter s,ruck IN %
per word. Whcu it got profitable overflow or bus
IHc new company apparently hopes IN the
get much trlltc the cable carry quickly
at the superior chnrgc above mentioned. We should
douDt its benE permanent ana circumstance Will deter
1he Doiig IeteGraph says also:
The principal incident the stock Exchange was the
cons dcrHble rsc In Anglo Ancrcan telcgTaphs tac
ing to c.rgo Is. 6i. per word for messagcs-n other
WORDS higher the al Of the old lines
fl such Is nc the torn wncn competitive telegraphy
Is under the slinted enterprise OF the New
York capitalists IL IL naturally assumed that the Anglo
American Company will retain nearly all the business.
The Ddiiy chronicle says:
The luuccncnt that the wordrate OF the new
American Cab,e Company wi be Cd. per word higher
tariff of tIc oticr undertakings caused sirong
demand Tor AngO-Amcrican ordinary and preferred
soCks the irst-uaucd being bought 10 previous
speculative sales, and tine latter apparently for bona
stors II That the sudlcnncss OF the
nuinccIncnL of the opening OF the due
the overcIowded condition of the other cables. and
made the invitation Of people the other side, while
higher tariff is expected attract large express
business Tnu Augll-Amercan ana the allied conccrls
do not IL is understood, intend To advance their rates.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17

accused of colorng too brightly their reports.
Iheir frankness is certainly cOmmendable. Sum-
marty stated. the day has been of slight retro
grade, and the physicians, while they do not mani
rest any lively apprehensions, decline to predict a
Pes.er safe OF things for the morning. There is
Will be better than there is TO fear the reverse.
Mdnght.-Dr Bliss said to friend late tonight
that the pulse temperature and respiration were all
nearer their normal condition. and that the morning
bulletin would undoubtedly be more favorable than
he had hoped earlier in the evening DR.. Ag
new, who left instructions to be called at in the
morning, learned of the change in symptoms, and
concluded to sleep an hour later. The abseot men,
DerS OF theCablnet are expected tomorrow, ana will
probably remain here until there is a decided change
Two easy y-chars, a silk patch work bed-qult and q
bottle OF water from Lolrdes are among the days
rbutions to the Presidents store of curiosites
and cOnYencncpa
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
ANTHRACITE COAL TONNAGE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 16.-The anthracite
coal tonnage of the various companies for August
aggregated 27335i7 tons, increase Of s3s032 tons
as compared with the corresponding month last year
The total shipments for the year to August were
l7773,lt tons increase of 3,92S, ,712 as COM
pared With the corresponding period last year
The stock of coal ON hand at dewater shipping points,
August B. was 6529I3 tons, decrease within the month
of 2l7, 733 tons
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE EGYPTIAN TROURIrS

LONDON, Sept. I6-rhe Repubique Franchise and
the jopHdl dcs D,6ats urge the es ablisment of an
Anglo-treuca Military Commission to reorganize
the Egyptian army, 80 to prevent any future
coups The Paris correspondent of The Manchester
Guardian says France proposed and England
has accepted this plan.
LONDON, Sept. I7.-Thc Standards correspondent
at Cairo the coouels have visited Cherif Pacha
ana repeated ther declarations of submission to the
klc.liyc.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
FAILURE OF A STOCK SPECULATOR.

LONDON, Sept. IB.-John CoIVocoressl, a
Greek operator, formerly agent of the firm OF L. Rod
oconach Sons, OF London, has failed because of the
cent fall IN Egyptian securities. He Is reported to have
employed twenty brokers the London Stock Ex-
change for 800 900 open in Egyptian
Turkish and spanish securities The compulsory closing
of did not, however, have great effect,
the market sustained by large buying orders from
Paris.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
RACING Az DONCASTER.

LONDON, Sept. 16-'This is the closing day of
the DuncaAtcr September meeting. The race for the
Doncaster cup for threoyearolds aud upward distance
about two miles and five urongs, was won by the Duke
Beaorts ioiry yearold black colt Petronel.
The second place secured by Lord R0sslyns three
year-od c.esuut colt Tristan, and the third place by
Mr.. G. PerkiusS siXyear-old bay mare Madame Du
Barry. Lord koscborys tEreeyear-od bay colt Nolup
tuary finished last. Only the four named ran. just be-
fOIo LlN heIIIn.s q u 4 on HntrOnNl.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
GREETING FROM VETERAN SOLDIERS.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn. Sept. 16--The following
telegram was sent to-day from the meeting OF
veterans:
The Hon ROBERT 4. LINCOLN, Secretary Of War
The veteran sodiers from the counties OF Wayne,
Wyoming, Susquehanna, Lackawanna and Luzerne, of
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, here assembled
this afternoon send greeting suffering President
and hope he may be spared To long life o usefulness
for the country he has served 30 well.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

ELBERoN, N. J., Sept. 10, "A. NAT the exami-
nation OF the President at $50 this morning. the
temperature was 9S 6; pulse. 104 respiration 21.
The lebrilc rise during the night was not as pro-
nounced "a 1t usually has been. There was at tunes
considerable accel eleratiOn of pulse. He, however,
slept co nparatlvrly well, amt took stmulants and
nourishmeut directed. The cough was somewhat
more troublesome during the first part of the mig t,
and the cXpeCtoratOu rather more purulcnt The
d scharge from the wound is less abundant and not
quite rs heal hy III appearance. The pulse, however
has more volume and his general condition does not
seem to have materially changed III any respect.
ID. w. BLISS
/. H. HAMILTON.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
FIGHTING IN TUNIS.

PARIS, Sept. 1G.-News has been received
here hotly contested between General Sabaters
column and the insurgents at Negrin The French loss
killed and dfteen wounded The Arab loss
ye-y considerable Tranquility has been restored at
Susa Mehdia and Monastir.
In the event OF the ab iicaton OF the Bey he will he
succeeded by Tab ey instead of Ali Bey, who Is away
with the
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
CABINET OFFICERS RETURNING

BosTON, Sept. lG.- Postmaster James and
wife, Secretary Hunt and wife. and Secretary Window
aud wife arrived III this city this evening from the
White Mountains. II was Intended to sail to On
the revenue cutter Grant, which lies the harhor but
owing 10 the unfavorabe OF tho Prosident'H con
ditlon the party viii leave for Long Branch toorrnw
morning az il O'Clock VIA the Boston and Albany Road
Secretary Blaine is at his home in Augusta
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
BRITISH MEDICAL OPINION.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-7he Lancet of this week SAYS:
The reason of the trouble with President Gartield's
lungs Is yposc congestion at their Dases because OF
depressed respiration arising long recumDcncy.
stng up VIII probably give much relief but until all
signs OF anecuon or the lungs aave disappeared, tho
hopeful prognosis constantly cablel here ia well
founded, although 1t may provo n lucky guess.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE ROCHESTER, NEAR PORT.

LONDON, Sept. 16.--The British steamer
Cydonia Captain Brooks, from New-York August 20,
for Bordeaux has arrived OFF the Lizard She has in tow
the British steamer Rochester, Captain Good from Bos-
ton August 25 London, before reported spoken Mt
with her shaft broken
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
The NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE IRISH CONVENTION BUSY.

THE LAND act TO BE TESTED IN THE COURTs-THE
ANGLo-FRENcH TREATY TO BE PROLONGED.
Inc Irish National Convention has resolved
TO test the value of the Land Act in
the courts. Another large meeting has
Deeh held at Exeter Hall in connection
with the Methodist Conference 1t is proposed
TO reorganizo the Egyptian army The Anglo
french treaty is to be prolonged for three
months.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE TRADES UNION CONGRESS.

LONDON, Sept 16-Great excitement pre-
vailed at toays meeting of the Trades Union Congress
because or TWO OF the proessed delegates who
pellcd yesterday forcing entrance. After ncfec
tua attempt at interference bv Mr. Bedford c. T. PIN
exnenDer OF Parliament, of the leaders OF the fair
tiade m vement, they elected after q show OF
sstance.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE ANGLO-FRENCU TREATY

LONDON sept. 17-lt is officially announced that
the French Government has consented to prolong
the treaty of commerce with Great Britain for three
months, 10 date from the Sth of November The
Joint Commission will NEST in Paris on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE ELECTRIC CONGRESS.

PARIS, Sept. 16.-The Electric Congress was
formally opened to-day by NJ Cochcry Minister of Posts
and Teegraphs who foreign visitors
ON the hne collection of exhibits from abroad.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
WELCOMING THE METUODISTs

LoNDoN, sept. 1G.-In connection with the
Methodist Ecumonich Conference another great
meeting wr, hed ut Exeter Hall last evening when
fraternal gree II - we're exchanged with deputa-
tions of mdrpc hcnt~, Baptists, Moravians, and
frcsby ytcIiahs. Bishop Simpson presided the
meeting.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
THE MEXrCA INDEPENDENCE DAY.

MEXICO, Sept. 16. To-day, the anniversary
OF Mexican Independence, celebrated by the inaug-
ration OF public works throughout the country Five
thousand equipped soldiers paraaed the streets.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
II. w. Bliss.
+. III. HAMILTON.
ID. HAYES AGNEW.
THE DISPATCH TO MINISTER LOWELL.


LONG BRANCH, Sept. lG.-lhc following was sent
tonight:
LOWELL LOndOn.
There has been very marked change In the Prcsi-
dents condition, hut IL Is this hour rrassurig.
The different symptoms are almost all slightly agra
waited The temperature and the pulse have nuctuated
more thT usual aud the resp alton rather more ire
qucnt while the character OF the disc continue
10 he unsatisfactory. There is therefore, sensible
crease OF anxiety. MACNEAGu
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-An extraordinary di-
yorce case vas hegun in the superior Yesterday
Mrs Elizabeth TalVy asks divorce two hu Stands
In S6S she married Dennis Favy, Lynn, Mass. hut
IN ISL ne deserted her Two years later Edward Hines
told her Falvy dead aud she married him Suhse-
quently she learned that Falvy was living in Quincy
Mass, and was married to another woman and Mrs
tavy therefore asks To be relieved from Favy because
OF his violation of the marriage vows, and from Hines
because she could not legally marriage at the
time she married him,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17

herman diplomatic representative is expected here from
home Before leaving Rome he had a long audience OF
arranged"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
ID. w. BLISS.
L. III. HAMILTON

6 6P.M.-At the examination of the President Mt
12 N. to-day the temperature was 99.S pulse, 1G;
respiration, 2l At the evening drcssinu at $50
y. m, the temperature was $50 pulse lOi resui-
ration %, slight fcbrile rise occurred at III D. IN.
and had entirely subsidized ut = p m The condition
of the wound remains unchanged The cough has
not been so frequent pcrsistent but the 'ta
still remains puruent. Nourshmcnt and s,iuu-
antS have been given in increased quantities witt
out discomfort Altogether. his general condition
canuot be said 10 be improved.
D. w. BLISS
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
SHOT DEAD AT A WEDDING.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-A dispatch from Kan
city to fhe Post DSpdth says III ~ wedding last
night, during the dance, party of rlians intruded
row ensued and Leroy Mtfang OF the gang
in the mead and killed bv j. r. Jones, a guest. IL is
claimed that the shooting in setefcnce Jones and
two Others arrested.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
ND THE VATICAN.

GERMANY AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Berlin correspondent
Of 1hs Moring Post says: "Hcrr Won Schloezer, the
New-York tribune., 1881-09-17
FRAGNENTS or WESTERN NEWS.


An ILIINUIS MI KUI.KtN Z IANGED.
CHICAGO, Sept 16.-Clcment Gallon. the
murderer of Thomas Duly ana lfe, hanged at Cam
bridge, H., this afternoon.
SETTLING PRICE FOR WHEAT At CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-The BolId o. Trade Ar
bitrauon Committee last night fixed 81 3S the settling
price for August wheat. This the price fixed by The
syndicate on August 81 and the action IL equivalent 10
saying that the Board recognized cornering of the
market.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
Fan i'm The Es0nsc.

Here is a sample of some of the
legislative work of the past week,
as reported by the Gazette. We
arc prepared to believe that the re-
port is correct record Of the doings
on the occasion referred TO:
MIR. Speaker, ! move TO take mp
the revenue a point OF order, Mr.
Speaker, Mr. Speaker, move to
lake up the appropriation bill. Mr..
Speaker, / call Tor the question up
on my, ! object, Mr.. Speaker. |
have a short resolu -, Mr.. Speaker,
/ move to extend the session five
years. Regular order. Mr.. Speak
or, what has become Of the dog law?
Mr. Speaker, ! more We adjourn
sine die. MIR. Speaker, let hlm die,
Louder. Mr.. Speaker, what has be-
come Of my bill for the benefit Of
Mount Horeb academy, on Cali
creek? Object { (Shack . whack
wback SIT down all of you). Mr..
Mr.. Speaker, I've got The floor. No
he hasn't, Mr.. Speaker; I've got 1t.
Yes, he's got it; he's got it bad.
Mr.. Speaker, / move we adjourn
point OF ordor--l call for the ayes
and noes. Mr.. Speaker | yield TO
the geDllerun from -. Mr.. Sp"a-
kcr, / insist upon my--Sir down
yourself; was mp FIRST. Nj. speak
er, who's got The 1oory
Tno speuker-Everybody sit
dowu-the dignity Of this house
must be maiUtHncd.
Mr.. Speaker, | agree with the
Mr.. Speaker, insist on my call
ioGIcr-go hire u hall move the
couriesies Of The house be--ohlect
- regular order-adi diourn-reccss.-
re- ~ r. order.
Ine speake.-Sit down every
nodv, The gentleman from Monroe
II; ihe floor and p"lcut right on
al poin,s OF ordcr.
~. Spe kcr, (anrlnnse), Wr
. ., ondgpnIau>c). Ma. SrEAK-
'3: Condnued applause aud ad
jOonmeut amid Wild cooiusion.)
No one, after reading the above,
will fail to see and appreciate the
importance Of the Lunauc Asylum
bill.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
S.ssG aJlftt.

il now turrs out that after all
tie fuss and Juror over the Fish.
lack amenGment last SUN mer, and
the vast pmorUt Of wind aud veal h
wasted ia uyrpg to defeat the
adoption u 'het never 10 be ioigot
ten mc",rrc, the me. S re I,"elf WAS
deiea,ed Lv those who ig.naied
it aud bat 'fevery m 10 the state
J. d voled aGorl il, p u il could
tot become part oi the organic
law Of ,hc s.ic, and Uii l. cJuse the
amendmcnt was not spread upon
irc .ioGrUr's oithc les ure which
submitted 1t 10 thc people. 1t Is
very strange ''at tbs lac. never
leaked cot dprtg tho whole cam.
p.ign, aud sti.uger s''ll that the
ends Oi toe measure failed TO look
alter tie ncccNsJsy dciD'l OF the bu.
eincss. Just imngine I'ishback, in
tie must OF zone OF lhe best ei-
forts Of bis life," hearing spddonly
and Tor the iirst time that his pet
was siiil-buru aud had no lite in il.
and SIN hee's disgust now that he
6rds hat he spent all last summer
toying 10 stamp the life out OF Il
ding that never had any life in il.
il 100 bad. Bat whose fault is Ill =?
Nobody'si IN particular. Most like
" IT is nr1yidcnlial, and we most
ca oesIIy hope lhat the far name
and credit of the state may ever be
the special care Of Just such II prov
idcotiai intervention as that. -
[Juckeonpoit Herald.
" bose luult? Why, we bad been
led 10 believe hat the Legislature
elected and paid clerks six dollars
a day TO attend TO .jusl such business
as that. But, we may be m'slaecn,
aud that they were only hired as
ornaments, to give tone and dignity
to tbat particular legislative body
Now, that tie ar,endmert is pos
lively known to be dead, and the
Jcb,s OF the state, both The just and
tie fraudulent, are acknowledged
as Just, and must be paid, we hope
TO bear the party who had control
@. the state, and who saddlcd her
With ibis Jm! Indebtedness spoken
of, in future, in more respectful
torms than has jcen characteristic
OF ,he A,tausas press III The past.
Let us be consistent.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19

To DAY, both houses of Represen-
tatlves will adjourn, aud our law
makers will return 10 their respec-
tive homes. Mississippi county has
good reason to congratulate herself
on having been well and ably rep
resented, both ia the House and
Senate. Notwithstand tbe fact that
Senator Driver advocated and sup
ported some few measures, which,
from the lights before us, we could
not approve OF, yer, in the main, he
was generally correct and on the
peoples side Of every issue, aud
made a very excellent Senator; for
while he was not prominent on all
questions, asking the attention OF
"Wr. President -, yet, by his inde-
iatigab'e energy and promptness,
he has made reputation among his
fellow Senators, OF which any man
may feel envious.
Capt. McYelghs record, as we
predicted, IS bright aud spoiless.
Nc was mainly Instrumental IN in.
PRODUCING and working TO final pas
sage, some of the most important
measures enacted during the ses-
sion. Notwithstanding reports TO
The contrary, it gives us pleasure
10 stale that he was never out OF his
seal, night or day, during the entire
sesSlnn-always cool, possessed and
clear headed, ready for any and ev-
cry emergency discbarging bis
dulics promptly and faithfully, and
with IN eye single TO the interest
Of his constituency. McVeigh and
Driver have ably represented their
consti uenis, and well may the peo-
pie OF Mississippi county exclaim,
" We'll done, thou good and faith
ful servants"
The Osceola times., 1881-03-19
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