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IDESiIrYISa A Ew,uASp,
SeAIItE'd Italian BrtEREd, kxpOsIi,
IXAmihtd fnF idsu,ine.,in.

lh ALLEGED Italian BTiEALd, LxpOsIiO,
lHAtnintd far idsniiIicntion.
NV YORE, August l7.-rhv examina.
tSn ol RsbsllO or EEposito, the alleged
Italian bhgand was continued this morn.
al before United States Commissioner
@Ootn. The prisoner was taken into The
curt room shortly AfIer 10 o'Closk, 10 Gus.
SNy o. three Deputy MAfshals. At that
uus ibe room outside u the railing was
HIOSded With SPECTATORS, most II them
lllians. With Rebsllo were his vile and
!nllat child. The child, who was ID its
aoLaets aims, remained iu the court
.Som throughout ths examination, and
ss.s suONe1 lts lOndUe for is father BY
ssueNnins ont Ia arm aud mixing G 20.
tlS noises That several times intsttliu,ed
iSH PIiD.sV VSan' Sinlt lt.li'u Charge d'AHsitS
s.I .IqSe y VanipoleIe S@ present with coun.
IN ~ W. Ine llali1h Government. The only
I'.aess WYE examined WN Giuseppe Dora, one
q 9 tne Two members OIihs Palermo police
Ia H's' ,s.,is0 NY oTst to identity the prisoner.
Il ~ ! .e.uqed lbAt be WGs twenty four years
T,ss, w, ne was q cafSbineet, and knew
,..p, saposllo, ALIAS RAndslti, the bipand, lie
,sSgn ,,ssSognlIed the prisoner az Exposito, al.
4 i'isI f,.I. ne Ra 9sd only seen the latter once
p,aly; IVY; Ihts WAS at Palermo, where
s.& uU1al u En cohaled ID I'LL. He only
im.,iAaii nv NAaii'nI once, but was 90 strongly
impressed with bis appearance thSt be
ATwMuWaIS ~ tensmbetsd IL,
vt,,a! "Seu efosHe1anihed by Dr.. Ullo The
wy .snss ss said; "l was seventeen years Of
Nam W snea eI ! lllhed the army. / vas ala.
t,;ssSN 1sa y Naples and AIletwAtd At [! q
A. S.Tgno IIIa district Of Palsrmo, Il WWs Al
5s,SS S Siaeomo \. that saw Raudtzsl | went
Ma ~ lhe prison In Palermo at the time
Al nv Y. Iiaete i!,e was excitement at the oip,ute
~, s Ou gahd. | asked him Whetber he
liz sItna.itI, stS,itI, He said, Yes I asked
e,m'.u sus.nsf he had committed 90 many
6,Ss ,,, In1 ne shook bis head. | tnuet
N,tVs.A VAed with him about an hour al
Is , do not tememb bsf The naues
j,ai Vi The other brigands than Ran.
a,,,i ,V,,yiaals'ioRst Osborn-Dssctibs Ran.
ESIi,s yoa saw Ia Jail In 1874 without
~ Mthe prisoner nov In court
HS,I,S SIouler, and he wore Aswofd
ri, ,.ms sSas mar n.t'. 4. do you identity thil
,,sl;,ln nC o. pi'tlcular marks, but by biz
n, y physi guOny."
ION, y,iSsoI"ls ,S.,ls not his general physios,
bioTi0..ap,nI .pn common TO sicillAns 81 hiI
va"
III M ,i,s!on w. conclusion Of The testimony 0
ISSoOSSa,ei Sae council for the prosecution
fbs sS.h 1hal theft case WAS closed,
JddSs summation, al the request Of ex
va ibsS pman, oil the ptisoaef'e counsel
III !SlS'A :, S,U;lontned until Tuesday, Aug
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A CURIOUA rRARRIC.
A Man lu Paris who sold DsooFatIons
Which We're Always GenuInS. +.


Which We're Always GenuInS. b.
NRw YoRK, August 1.-THE St. James
GaRtte Of London, has the following: A
man ot enterprise, one NJ. WAhl, has lust
been sentenced to slx months imprlson.
ment by the Correctional Court Of Paris
for carrying on q traffic In decorations.
He was go impudent as TO write to N.
Roustan, the French Consul General at
Tunis, saying be would dispose OF any
number Of orders OF the Nyzam ut the rate
oi 4,600 francs each, and offering N. Rous.
tan eco Tor every brevet OF appOintment
whicn the latter might procure for his
customers.
NJ. RlustAd sent this letter 10 The Pre-.
feCt oil Police, and q seizure was then
made OF NJ. WAhl'a books. Il Was dis.
covered that Tor some time pAAt he had
been conducting q very lucrative business
as vender ol letters patent for the orders
Of Christ, Of Portugal; Isabella, Of Spain;
81. Maurice aud III. LizlruS, OF Italy, and
the Saviour. Of Greece. These were the
orders Of which he sold most, but h0
seems 10 have acquired the power Of OBJ
tanning good many others, and the lot.
ters patent which he retalled were always
genuine. BY what influence hS managed
tU do this has not been made public.
Mr.. WShl took 10 flight, and some oil
his official friends are not very anxious 10
see him caught.
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IynaER canvas show has come and
,op,. .ud those who only went to see the
1.slpsts, as well As those who acted on
n, Buuum's statement that he could
,.p,h Iorths morality Of bis artists but
,ot Of BIZ animals" and accordingly gave
Nh, entire attention to the circus, are d.
tdsl 10 their opinions. To the old'time
D,trous oI these entertainments there 10
pn.thiug oppressive in the multipIica.
tou ol attractions. As one venerable
.tde quantity remarked, "there 10 Too
dam much going on at once" 1t iS
wv much to hope that there will be any
issu1 10 the simplicity Of the earlier and
bsia, days Oi the Republic In the con.
Itluston Of Iu!ure sports Of the arena aud
As exhibition Of coming geological collec.
tuul Ills simple question Of the abil'
lily ul hs coming patron to look half q
dtpn Ways al the same time.
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A BRIGHTER SKY.
A RAY OF HoPE rIEaULs rae sLOOM.
Asd a Iors Cssslfel Air PsFVadsS the
white HOuSs-Ths PFsSIdonI's COAdi.
IiSn sIIII Critical bat not Hope.
Ieas-Ihs --latest BHIIelIns.

The condition Of the President, 80 lar as
indicated in our dispatches, was somewhat
improved yesterday, and those around the
sufferer who have slWays mSlptainsd .
sAnguins opinion as to his ultimate re-
covery, until their iaith WAvered on Tues
day, were agAin cheerful and hopeful over
the favorable symptoms that were mani
tested, The patients stomach was evi.
IDENTIFY little stronger in tone, and II by .
miracle 1t can be encouraged to perform itS
the chances are that the Presi.
dent will recover, 1t 10 only hope, how
ever. The beet that can bs said ia that hs
iI NO worse, and that the approaches to
recovery will be painfully slow,
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r., ,.,s Of Jennie Oramsr ol New
u.,.s, ~ young girl Of respectable par
'.,,', a.'.' Who was permitted 10 select he'
~ ',,I. .,,ociA.ss and spend hear evenings
w.. ". ,bs ,,v at, on the theory that she
'a'I W. M, 10 o,sts care Of herself" Is be-
y r,sJ % poln! q moral in q good many
=. .,..mupi,lss at this time. Lastwssk her
;' I.,5 body vas found on the beach at wes'
S.r,o w. and the Indications point 10 her
S.n,.l S and subsequent murder or sui
n Thai. N. lev cities In the Union where
,,,,0 vomsu are suffered TO promenade
s,uisbt 90 public thOroughiareS and make
I,,'.tous IcQuaIntAnceS, to any greater
,,,,Dt than 10 this, and q good many
s,r,sboIds here are likely to be afflicted
n bIu.hy as the Oramsr family in New
H,,u, unless they institute reforms In
a, Dt,cticss referred to.
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Your Msjssty's kind expressions Of gym
pathy are mcst grateful to him, as they are
Z atelully d. lSVlsdgsd by me
[ainnAd1 4 n I.ncRRrIA IT GARPIRLp.

AtaNt@s~N
pathy are mcst grateful to him, as they are
6 atelully .. / lSylFdgsd BY me
[siguedl 's'h LucREfTA Il. GARFIELD
M.-To-day has been much more
favorable one than yeslsrdAy, and gen
eral feeling Of reinsurance has been
gradually growing The interest oi
the day hal csnteFed upon the
condition Of the Prsiidenfs stomach
from time to time, and great encourage
msnt has been derived from the fact that
the nonTishment taken naturally by the
President has been retained, When Il
was decided 10 give the President cooled
infusion Of beel, DR., BljSa Informed him
oi their purpose, and he seemed perfectly
willing to take 1t
Alter the 6rst quantity was taken the
patient showed signs Of improvement.
His pulse was more firm and regular,
while 1t was considerably less frequent,
being as low as l08 at one time, This
improvement continued from l9:t5 ?.
N, when the frat teaspoonful wss
taken til after l;05 this evening when
the second was administered and the
patient slept calmly on both ocCAstOns at
ter taking nouTiahment. He Rwoke alter
the first nap without experiencing any
annoyance from irritability or the weak
condition OF his stomach, but when he
aWoks tine second time be remarked to
the suFgeonB that he tasted the liquid, and
this tune he barely escaped being nAuse-
Ated, and the symptoms show the Btom.
ach would not bear anything further to
day.
4 prominent luTgeon Hsid!to plight that
he had been very despondent Tor ten
hours previous TO the recent relapse, but
when the condition Of the wound was
thoroughly explained alter the irrita.
bility Of tbs stomach had asserted
itseli, he felt too imu1h's Attention
had been paid the wolud AtthB expense
Of the stomach, and now that the surgeons
had discovered this weakness he RntiCipa.
ted great care would 'be exercised over
the patients diet 10 the future, and all
would 20 we'll, The gentleman said his
dependency had been turned into actual
hope.
Before the Mansion was closed Tor the
night, Dr.. Bliss was asked II there would
be any more nopishment Rlminlstered
tonight. "No," he said, mot until
Tomorrow. We have made an exAminG-
tion and are satisfisd that the
tone Of the Presidents stomach has
been improved by It," He said, In
reply to further questions that every.
thing had been prvRretsing 6uey since
the evening dressing, That the patient
had been asleep nearly oil the time since
the evening dressing occurred, and that no
morphia had been hdministsrtd ior ,thres
days past, While al the Information OBJ.
tainabls 10 night 10 Of favorable character
and shows q rapidly increasing opinion
that the patient will rally, there 10 no
doubt but he 10 still in very critical con.
dition, and should his stomach become
weak in the least degree The outlook
would be almost Instantly changed.
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An Eruption From Peak Near NJ.
ldah0 hud Uantaa pFaIrIe.

An Efuptl0h From Peak Near NJ.
Idah8 hHd Uantas PFairIe.
lewiston, lpAHo, August MA yolcA.
mic eruption took place inside Of The
mountsin south Of the South Fork Of
Clearwater, about twenty miles east Of Mt.
Idaho, Tuesday, the Oh inst, sending
forth a column Of hte and smoke several
hundtd feet Ia height, and rock which
fell At a distance Of several miles
from the place Of eruption. fhs shock
was distinctly telL a. MI Idaho,
on the extreme west Of uamas
pfaihe. and At the mouth oI Salmon Rlyer,
distance oil about Aevehty.fve miles.
taaf neWa from Uenas Pfaife reports
that column oi smoke 10 Issuing from
he opening, which % diStlnotly visible
ON The prairie. No one a. yet has Apl
preached the place Evidences Of volcanic
ac lon al some iothist period exist ID
many places In the inm, diAie vicinity,
30 lar aH appears the nh"nire Ia lees
than 1000 ie Above tho cd Of the south
fork Ui Uleat wa'es, and within ilttB milea
Of the Mllhet trail, between Monnt idaho
and Flutphce
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AtNew York the increase Ia not due to
sales Of stock, which we're sin .llet last
week than iot the corresponding time last
year, the net exchanges being 'b ~
$474 '362,574. Heavy ttSn'aC'ious On " ain
at,high prices are reflected In exchanges al
Chicago, Milwaukee, ~. LIuis aud X 4nEas
City, INT Pittsburgh end some other tnan.
uipctutihE points are making large re-.
turns. The s'Rte Of trade appears TO be
unusually Ac i've for the sea iOn At almost
oil points. and generally hostility, except
as speculation Ia siAin does mischief,
There IL The BAms widely distributed
stead 7 Increase In the v1uhs Vi business
which appeared at this Inns laSt ytar, aud
Which proved 10 be ous Ut he M al pros.
porous halt ,eAts In our llis.n y. L. Ia not
impossible, oil Gonrse, that change III the
yield ot wheat aud a gUtIUt in The tlnan.
cisl position tuay lead 10 uhlAyerbls re.
aultB, but no indication Of such results con
be iuuud In the nIOvs neutJ thu iat.
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SOLDiERs' KEUNION
AI.IsrOutO, Ohlo-A Large crowd aud =
Happy Time.
SrEuBESvlLLE, o., August II.


STEuBESvlLLE, o., August II,
sPtI DsaiA v the IntSlllsSnGSr
Tody w a holiday at Toronto, ten
aIsuoth oI this city. The Thirteenth
owe held a reunion at that point, and
As town Was iestooned from the river
blut 10 upper street, Visitors and sx.
soldiers were present from abroad.
ThsCOlumbus delegation brought the
Old battle dags and the boys fought over
thsbIttles IgAln In their minds. Colonel
Cllft, OI Medina, presided with the dig.
rity oI an old war horse. The attendance
Vnuot IS large as was expected, but the
pfoVnnms was carried out to the letter.
Speeches, parade and dinner was the
order Ol The day. Several delegations did
rS Hfivs until the afternoon. Tue prin-
spL address was delivered by Hon. r. @.
Ethlfds, candidate for Lieutenant Gov.
stnot Il VISA pleasant day and crowned
NIih happy memories.
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LONDON, August l7.-Au active tH.
change Of dispatches h.s been proceeding
fot the last few days between London,
Rome and Madrid on the subject Of In.
IDENTITIES claimed by The EheliSb, italian
ard Spanish subjecss from the Bey ot
TunlS. 10 connection With The bombaId.
ment Of STAT, and there is reason 10 be.
ileVs that a perfect understanding hes
been arrived AL,
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WIRE WHISPERS.
DlsPATCAEs EEon ALL QUARTEaa
Relating 10 Important EVSHIs Trans.
Pirlng a. Home, and AAIlsEa Of No.
ment and IntsFeat AoFoss the
Oeean-Brief hous HOasS.
CRInE AND CRIMInAla.
Aurdsr AanIa In ~ LOuIs-Dapk DEEDS
~ Other PlAoga,

/
ST, LOUIS, Augustl tl7.-A very mysterious
assassination Is rep,rtsd from Washing.
ton county, Ill. A farmer named D.
Drue, living about eight miles from NaSh.
vile, while Hleeping ON q bed near the
door in his house, was awakened about 10
o'clock Monday night by the discharge Of
q gun, and raiaing up In bed 70 ASCERTAIN
the cause he received Q charge OF Shot In
the head which blew nearly all tho TOD
part Of the skull of, killing him instantly.
NO clue 10 the muIdereFa, DEu0 Wna In
moderate circumstances and Waa NOT
know TO have had any Onemiea. .l an
Another murder has been added 10 the
record Of crime In this city, About three
O'Clock yesterday Aiternoon two negroes
named CLARK and Wise, got into 4 row
over cards, In . den on Ohristy avenue,
and the later plunged knife into the ah.
domen OF the former, inhictinH Q wound
from which he died. CLARK Waa adVanc-,
ing on Wise with An upliited chair ready
10 strike him when he was stabbed,
In view Of tho many mufdara and
shooting. RcIapeg which have occurred
AStS AetNAIt NA9 o1Atl VI EullCu OOmmlIs
sioners have Issued stringent orders o LhO
police 70 enforce the law against tho eal.
rytpR Of concealed weapons without fear
or iayor, and 10 arrest any man who ID
known TO have, or who 10 AuApectod Of
having, arms on bis peraon.
NEw HAvBS, Conn.,, August 1.-THE
jury oI inquest in the Cramsr case refuse
to divulge the purport OF Blanche Doug.
lass' confession last evening. Ills known
that the jury consider her statements OF
vital importance In. settling the case
against the Malleys, showing The nature Of
the murder, and.that It was not committed
In West Haven, but that the body waS
brought to shore. f'
CoIuMRUS, August l7-Dr. F. Baker
has been arrested and placed 10 Jail on Z
charge ot numbering by poison Lorenzo
Smith, blacksmith Of Leisterqyille, In the
Hooking Valley. Baker boarded with
Smith and had been for some yeara inti.
mate with bis wife, The blacksmith had
been In perfect health, but was Seized
about eleven O'Clock last Saturday night
with cramps In the stomach, which term.
mated In his death few houra later.
The stomach has been sent here Tor anal
yHiB, T7' 80
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LONDON, August l7.-'rbs Tine, sAysi
II We 20 back to G'Sdstont's speech In
the Commons OF the introduction Of the
LAND bill, twill be seen that he bill in
ib present thaps haa fully sathHld The
conditions nj the solution then c,ntsm.
plated by Gladstone Ae lhs o,lein,l pro.
eGt. With regard 10 ireland, there ought
10 be no tiiH9t8hCe Of ObiniDn among be
tenant lAtmefe, at least ID regard ~ the
va'us nj The bill II gives them all, and
more than all, that ihs n . Jonablt stii hg
them expected, or Las been demanded
down 10 thi6 time.
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Tsfrible keene on Aa Oeeas steamer
CF0Wd1d with ExenFsIOnIsis.

reFrIble keene on Au Oesan steamer
crowded with EGeHTSIOnIsis.
NEw YvRK, August i7,-1'he steamer
Plymouth Rock, on her morning Trip 10
Long Bianch with 1000 or i,l00 pAfsen.
gers, when sbout ten miles from her des
lihation, burnt o steam tne, knocking
open The dOots Ol the engine room, from
Which an immense volume oil steam
escaped. A tcene Uf terrible confusion
aud terror ehsutd. the passengers being
panic stricken. Ia the struggle iof life
preBefVeFs msn we're seen 10 seiEs then
eveu from women. For about hall an
hour there was sCene Of dire confusion
III the upper deck and cabin, where The
struggling macs was Wedged 10, the doofa
bsi6g locked. TO facilitate escape lhe
windows we're broken out, the officers Of
the boat aud The passengers passing
through head firtt.
As soon as the panic had somewhat
sui sided The b&ad struck up, aud this
helped to fCassuie the passengers and
resIme 0 oideh. Tha tug Gefmania went 10
the asNihtahce oi The Plymouth Rock aud
took her III tow. Before starting, how.
ever, The steanets Schuyler and the City
Of RIrhm ind also Cane up. The lALtef
and The GeftnAblA lowed The disabled
steamboat some distance up the bay 10
smooth water, Whete The passenRefa we're
Transferred 10 The Oily Of Richmond and
brought 10 this city.
Iu tbs panic 4 number Of women and
Childten we're khtCked down and tramp
led on, but 10 What extent they we're In
jufed can not be Abcettained,
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n. AZ .pplIsnI lmPOSal6lll'y l0F an
~, yi,ripian TO state the debt ques'
=. -, .or.ciy, Col, VIM. L. Royal who
."' himself in the Chicago Tina
i.,"I5 ,,r"'5,y, .lys: ave got ons'third Of
s'aII y ~ snts property at the time Of
W .,iop Wv Of West Virginia." A thir'
'lI.,S ~ %',W Tould approximate the cold facts
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toaaAl.Ii Z

s'SOA. M.-Ths President passed : tran.
gull night, sleeping most Of the time. He
continues to retain nutritive enemata and
has -vnmiled since the last bulletiR.
His general conditions appear more
hopeful than at thia time yesterday. Pulse
lie, temperature 9S 8 and respiration IS.
[Signedl ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
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news Notes FEsm An Parts OF the wor
A. = G.- A I....

EldfedS saw mills and lnmbeE house st
oCconto, Wis, we're destroyed bv are yes.
teibay. Loss, $4,000.
A Berlin dispatch saJ Q II is feared Btes
ton will shortly be declared In state Of
seige on account Of social agitation there.
A Ore al FoSbdtg, Pa, yesterday morn.
Ing destroyed twentv.t1o buildings, en-.
tatlirg loss oi S22, 900, upon which there
was small insurance.
The members Of the Cornell University
crew have telutned to London, fiayine
aoaqdoned the idea oI toHI1g Ia raes q
Ftahktott, and Will embark lotNew YORK
on the steamer Spain on the 24!h Inst.
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RULLEIIN RkPORrn.
The Presidents ConditIon a. stated By
the Physicians.


EXECUTIVE MANSION. 7;45 4. Col.
Rockwell, who has watched at the Presi-
dents bedside since 8 A. NJ says the Presi.
dent slept considers bly, at times during the
night and no vomiting occurred. DR..
BlIss reports the Presidents pulse at ITO,
and that be felt encouraged at the general
condition Of the patient this morning.
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OGa.0S GaIlt0S Or, Ausus. i7.-Fathef
SSSi1SoSSI1' q 81 New Yotk, a priest Of The
dtlIVss ! VAlhOltc Church, attempted 10
i6S i'L ~ . iecluts At WateftoWn laSt avon. :.
hSs,lsd Nv w Interrupted by 4 mob Who
hS vS mSsu n.ltl from the platform and seiEed
10 lSS IS,s.e1fpt 0'Oonnof WGs escorted
p'sn Issued, ''"'"O'e'' warrants nave
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The Latest rrOm The Watchers at the
Presidents BesisIde.

The Latest from the watchers ~ the
" Presidents HeEiSIde.
WASHiSoroN, August 17.-oWing 10 the
contradictory information obtained during
thelS hour With regard to the Presidents
vomiting, . NOE was fret sent 10 Dr.. Bliss,
who tsnow in the surgeons room, inform.
Ing him that gentleman who had recent.
ly been in q private pArt Of the house had
said, upon leaving the Mansion, that
that the President had tOfnlted once this
afternoon, and that his pulse was slightly
higher. Dr.. Bliss, In reply, wrote "fhets
hGs not been any vomiting to-day" Sec.
ietAty Blaine says that he louhd thinRs
mote encouraging than he had expected.
MRsaAGEs. .
AtSf.M. Secretary Blaine sent the fol.
loving To Lowell, Minister al London:
"At4!30 P. n, The phy ysicians report the
pieAidsnt 10 be better condition than at
any time during the past iofty.eight
hodss. He has retained q very email
quAnIiiy of liquid food In AlS stomaCh,
and hope 10 somewhat revived. jt ..|.#'
g,i,IF t.i. u @, BLAINE, Secretary.
The following cablegrAm was received
at the Executive MAnlion this afternoon:
'3s D. "t.'' UsBoRSE, August II.
To Nrt. Gd=fsld, Wdshinstn;
am most anxious TO know how the
President 10 to-day, and 10 express my
deep sympathy with you both.
ISisned1 's' THE QUEEN.
me following reply has been sent:
10 Htr Kajaty, Qan vidoHai Ostwnt;
Your Majesty's kind inquiry finds The
Pfesidents condition changed for the bet
let In the Judgment Of bis medical I'D
VlaofS there is strong hope Of hlI 10
notaYV. HIa mind "A enlifAlv clear An(
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1882. M-The Presidents condition
has not materially changed since the last
bulletin. He has been tranquil and has
slept some and has not vomited. The nu.
Lrlilve enemata are Rtill retained. Pulse
liz, temperature 9S Z, respiration 1S.
[Signedl ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
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ArrEMNOON ACCOUSr
or ths AituatIoh-tlope stronger and
Aymptotna StiIi Favorable.

or tha AitHatI0n-ti0pe stronger and
Aynptotna AIiIi Favorable.
WASHINGTON, August II, 2P. M-Dh
Bits has just come from The Presidents
room, and before leaving the Mansion
said that the President had taken nout.
ishment twice since midday. The d,ess.
ing occurred at l2.45 and l.45 It con.
sisted Of 4 cooled infusion ol beef mixed
With lew drops Of mdtia,iC acid, and the
President is given about teaspoohtul at
4 time. Whist has besu administered TINS
Iat has been fs,Aibsd, and the improve.
ment anticipated by II hiss been realized.
The President, shortly alter The first d1se
wAb taken, etpfeAsed himself A feeling
bsl'gt, and hls pulse indicated great I'm.
ptoveniehi, having become ettonger and
The number 6i bBats naturally decreased
The tinuttshmenL will be administered
agaln about 3P " The doc.nf is 10 ex,
eellent Rpitite, aud 'eels coUadehl thAt tht
patient will now rally rapidly, Il emata
will be continued "a usual In addition ID
the other noufishment, and will not Dt
diapBhbei Withiot the present.
ANOTHER QUARREL.
II The consultation this afternoon 10
g,tdirg the statements made by Ds. II an
mond relative 10 the treatment Of tht
Ptesident, in which hs severely critic go
tie ability oil the surgeons, De- Bliss sale
II was too bad that Dt. Hammond AhoulC
1ay auch LhiLga aid referred to The Ia
euaSeulenee he had gone 10 when lht
doctor vas 10 trouble 10 Assill hlm, Thl
longer the Bpealet dRell upon The eub
Ieet, the warmer he grew and In conelu