The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-05

par,icnlar Of The management and OK the
eoupse ~ treatment which has been pur-
sued.
IsIcredl FRANK II. HAMILTON,
OF New York;
d. HArEa AGNEw,
OF Philadelphia.
In order that the President may be dis
turbed ne little as possible. physicians an
nounce that the next bulletin Will not be
issued until O'Clock.
CLARA MoRRIs's PRAYERS AND SYMPATHY.
wn,vg HORSE, July 4.--The following
telegram has been received by Mrs. A. +.
Rocgwel
Rirerdate, N. T., July 3.-Mrs. A. i.
Rockwell, Executive Mansion, for Mrs.
Garfield Atsuch q time will not presume
10 recall myself TO Mrs. Garfield by d.
rectly addressing her, yet l cannot remain
silent. May / not hope, madam, tnat
through YOUR courtesy and good judgment
the fi''cted lady may receive the assurance
| ~ nv heartfelt sympathy aud earnest
nrsvers for The welfare OF her and hers.
| az course hundreds ave at hand to render
all great services for the patient, but "
can aid in even the most trivial way COM
maud me, ] entreat you; and, dear madam,
''''T rSig ,c l'''' CLARA MORRIS.
Il lp'S"NNJ
TIE FEELING OF SUSPENSE.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 10 A. M-The iee'-
ing OF suspense which prevailed mere lss.
night at the Executive Mansion was reiieVtu
/ somewhat by an official bulletin issued lnls
morning. This was plainly Observance III
tho more hopeful expression OF their races
oftcr reading the bulletin. Among others
nresent when the bulletin came from the
nhvsict.ns were Secretary Window, POST
master General James, Attorney-Generai
| MocVeooh. General Swain, aud Colonei
Poet well. Postmaster General James par
ticularlv seemed more hopeful, ana eX'
messed himself much more h0peiuliy thah
he did at a late hour last night
Secretary Wndou saws he haa never iost
hone bui that his anxiety last night at MD
night was intense. He felt then tnat tle
ease was extremely critical, but ne mas al
WAYS believed that the Presidents courage,
csImness OF mind, aud great vitality Woulu
carry him through safely. oil" De say -
nthe ini0ries are to prove fatal, 1t seems 10
me that we should have had an increase OF
tbe 6anqerous symptoms Of last night IN
stead OF the slight Improvement WDlcu we
had this morning" ...a;.,,.
Dir. Bliss, one Of the Presidents attending
nbySicians. authorizes a positive cONtrauIc'
lion Of the rumOr IN circulation 10 lhe chec'
lthot he has stated tia, President GARFIELD
case is practically hopeless, ana says tnat
there is no use misleading the people
1880 A. NJ. BULLETIN.
FxrC1TlyE MANSION, July An uno1l-
ciaI nnllelin saws: The physicians have sue
ceeded in relieving the pain IN the ieet anu
ICES of which the President this morning
complained aud which was due 10 Tue in-
linrv Of the nerves leading to the lower eN-
tremities. The symptom was not regarded
ne d,noerou, one, but the pain II allowed
I'm continue might act unfayOraolV W Caus-
ING 1e,tlessness. The Presidents conul'ioh
i'm other res pects has not changed SINCE Tue
date Of the last official bulletin. lie Is now
resting quietly, and his physicians CONTINUE
TO be cheerful and hopeful.
1850 A. NJ. BULLETIN.
Fvrcrrrve MANSION, July There is
no material change in the Presidents con
d,tion. pr. AgneW, an eminent surgeon oi
r PniIadpInhla. who came here this morning
~ consnit with the resident attending phy
r sicjons. saws that in bis judgment there are
e some features Of the Presidents case Wnlcu
? are extremely encouraging; among 'nes,
. il the fact that the kidneys auT
1 intestines are entirely unlulufed' an; anu
I capable Of performing their 1uhetlous' ~
\ Iiyor Is Iacerated to some extent, and TOT
I large nerves leading from Tue splp ~, " 'n .,
( lover exiremities have been so injured a.
! n canse main. which the President refers u
q his feet. The stomach, however, relaln
s nouriSbment. and the patient Is SLOWLY
4 catherine strength to meet the secondar!
; Inflammation when it occurs. AS yet tue,'
i lttlq evidence OF it, and nothing 10 ihu'
cate that il will be of extraordinary eXteh
or severity. Or. Agnew regards MS pres
; emf condition with much hOpefuness.
I 12:30P. NJ. BULLETIN.
y rvscrr1ve MANSION, July 4.-Tbere Ia
= been but little change in the TIGSluen en-,
! nIains much less OF pain in his feet; sllgh
: vnmitinv occasionally. Pulse, ITO; TEN
perature. 100; respiration, "a
e [Signedl ~ W; p nrI'
j, J. WOODWARD,
= RoBgRT REYBURN.
DIR. AGNEw's OPINION.
s Fvsc1.r,ve MANSION, July 4-12:20 L. u
! AtIornsv. General MacVeagh gives in tn
d iotioaing words what he understands to b
y the opinion OF Or. Aguew with regard |
D the Presidents condition: "The fIeS
|
t cal. but not without hope"
; TO THE REPRESENTATIVES, ABROAD
Il Secretary Blaine has just sent the follow
ing Telegram to the representatives. ol ID
United States in London end Paris
uAn important consultation WAS Dei
this morning, at which DR.. AgneW, I
Philadelphia, and DR.. Hamilton, OF Ne'
= York, able and skilful surgeons WeI
J. present. The result is not reassuIlul
Il though the conclusion was that recovery
q possible. We do not give up n nope. ,,
e rE'gned1 'EBLAINE, Secretary"
e 1:2O P. NJ. BULLgTIN.
y FxecrTIyE MANSION, July 4-1;20 L. W.
| ne RIiSs. i'm conversation on the president
IT. Icondi,ion at this hour, says that while Ia
;. cose /. still critical, there is every reason IL
hone OF his recovery; and considering u
nature of the wound, the situation Is
Il favorable as it POSSIBLY could be. ResarC
inc The crisis the Doctor said III u
80 president passes through to-day wlthol
u losing strength it will be exceedingly el
conracing. The crisis, however, cannot /
Z, definitely fixed, as there may be cnanse
y any time" ,.ouo,
d the Doctor said that the examination
D. which have been made confirm the OpinlO
81 that the hall is located in the neighborhoo
AZ Of the liver, The Presidents diet consls
l almost exclusively Of milk and llme-wate
II which be has retained very well. lie Voml
ed slightly early this morning. Inc D0cto
IN conclusion, said Z" We all Know that u
President is in an exceedingly pIecarlo'
condition, but there Is very good grouu
es for hopes Of his recovery. mrs. Harnei
-: il hearing her trial most nooly, an
Tod