The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-08
ALL UNELsISEss ALLAYED.

81 N DhhNEot
ROBERT REYBURN.
l. UNEAsISEss ALLAYED.
LoNG BRANCH, September 7-12:l0 u.
M.-The Presidents condition continues
favorable, and the surgeons aud Cabinet
officers express themselves as entirely satis-
fed with the present outlook. The morn
ing bulletin has had the effect OF allayiDg
sll unessiuess on the part OF those who
were extremely anxious last night, and II Is
confidently expected that the favorable
symptoms will continue. The fact Of the
Presidents having hsd sufficient recupera'
tive power to rally from his depressed con-
dition OF last night is received as a very
good indication that his recovery is but a
question OF m DR.. Bliss thinks that the
ocean air will hencefOrth have a decidedly
braciug effect on the patient.
Attorney. General MacNeagb, who last
night was very respondent, iSfeellng in
good spirits this morning, and thinks that
the change during the night was almo.t
marvellous. Secretary Brown entered his
Office early this morning with a very plea.
SAINT smile on his countenance, ADD showed
by bis general conduct thst there had been
= change FOR the better.
II bsying been decided TO issue official
bulletins but twice per day is another
good indication, and tends TO prove that
the surgeons do not anticipate an occur
renee Of anything serious.
Rot WEATHER.
The weather o-day Is said 10 be the bot
test OF the season. The thermometer at tbis
hour is nearly 900 in the shade, with 4 low
breeze blowing. At 1:15 p. NJ. the Presi-
- T. .-ox4cl 10 10 pa-ufp, a cnnh nav
The excessive heat affects him somew hat,
but his general condition is encouraging,
and he is holding the gain which he made
during the night.
HOLDING HIS wv AND SOMEWHAT STRONGER.
LONG BRANCH, n. j., September 1870
u. M.-General Swain says that the Presl-
dent has held his own during the day, and
ne thinks be is somewhat stronger. He
expresses himself as feeling much more
comfortable than in Washington. He en-
io,s the sea air exceedingly. DR.. Boyn-
ion, who was present OF the noon ex-
animation, says bis pulse, while 4
little higher (being ia beatS( was
rood and firm, 'and the temperature,
which was but little above normal, iDdi-
Gated that there was very little fever. "On
the wbole,v said the Doctor, 1.-THE improve
ment OF toe patient last night shows that he
has considerable vitality left. | expect TO
be able to give you better news in the
course Of the next tbiriy-slX or thirty.eight
hours" The residents OF Long Branch
say The heat Of to-day is greater than il has
bfen for years. In SOme places the Their
mome.er ranged between so and 1909. The
Presidents quarters are quite comfortable,
however, and are subject TO what little air
is stirring.
6 P. NJ. BULLETIN.
LoNG BRANCH, September THE follow
ing bulletin was issued by the attending
surgeons this evening at q Z. NJ:
Notwithstanding the exceptional heat
tie President is still doing pretty well.
The thermometer IN his bedroom rose to
| ninety four degrees at half.past 3 O'Clock,
but there was a breeze most OF the day, 30
that The President was comparatively COM
Portable. He has taken his nouriSbnent
regularly, and has slept at intervals during
tue day. At 1915 p. N. his pulse was ia
temperature, % 4; respiration, IS. Since
then there has been some rise ef Temperature,
though less than yesterday, and his pulse
has somewhat diminished 10 frequency. AT
the evening dressing the appearance OF The
wound was favorable. Al present bis pulse
is 10S; temperature, 1Ol; respiration, Is.
THE PRESIDENT SURPRISES HIS DOCTORS.
WASHINGTON, September THE Stars
Long Branch special says:
The rapid Tecuperatiou OF the President
from the fatigue OF Yesterdays journey has
been so remarkable that even the physicians
are surprised. Last night there was some
| alarm because OF the high pulse and TEN.
petature. DR.. Bliss at midnight said he did
not expect the President to rally much in
| side OF forty.eight hours, and 4 bad
bulletin might be expected this morn
ing. When the night bulletin was is
sued there was considerable anxiety,
more especially among thR Cabiret Of
fcers, all Of whom are 1ere.e The bulletin
OF this morning has TeaSSured everybody.
The President is no worse than When ne
left Washington. He RECEIVERS from his
long Journey, and is IN no danger OF mala-
rial Influence. He is now contented In
mind. His room, which Is a large one,
gives him a full view Of the ocean. AT
noon to-day the patients pulse was down
10 1902, and all other conditions were nor
nal. The doctors are delighted.
Colonel Rockwell, who sat up all night
with bin, says the President slept well I'LL
about A A. NJ, when he WIS., walked for beef
tea. He wanted to talk about many things.
He asked after his boys, and after every
member Of the Cabinet. He said he felt
greatly rested, aud thought he would more
ihan recover to. day the ground be lost yes
terday. lie ate well, and has taken his
LIQUID uourishment by mouth at intervals
TO-DAY, and rellsbed II. Colonel Rockwell
SAYS the nerve aud hope OF the patient are
marvellous.
TIE Cabinet called In a body upon The
doctors. They were assured that he Pre-
sident,s condition. was better tnsn 1t baf