Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-29

Tender Message From Queen Victoria. WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-The following was received today:
 LONDON, Sept. 27. 1881. Blaine, Secretary Washington:
 Queen:
 would you express my sincere coincidence to the and after Mrs Gardeld's" Her Majesty adds: T should be thankful if you would procure good photograph of General Garfield"
 Signed, LOWELL, Minister. The following answer was sent:
 DEPARTMENT OF srArE,o
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28, 1881. ] Your telegram expressing the compassion of the Queen for the mother of the late President duly just received the following reply:
 Please requ st MT. Lowell to express to Her Ma jesty the Queen the gcaeful acknowledgements of the mother of Ge Garfield and my own for the ten der womanly sympathy she has been pleased to send Her Majestys wish will be complied with at early day.
 LUCRET1A R. GARFIELD.n You will please make fitting communication of this
 Signed, HIT, Acting Secretary.
 The Fund for Mrs. Garfield.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The sum of &, ,2O6 was received to-day towards the Garfield fund, making a grand total now of $323, 457. 86.
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The name of the postofice at Moor, Fairfax county, Va, has been changed to Garfield Some Facts About the Autopsy. NEW YORK, Sept. 2s--The DatIy GrapAic tomorrow will publish diagrams of the au- topsy performed on the body of President Garfield with descriptions of the same pre- pared by those present at the autopsy, also the following
 wAsHNeroN, p. C.. Sept. 2a-one of the physi clans present at the aqtepsy said to-day that the is to get the report out that night and second mesenteric artery that ruptured, but s splenit artery about two and half inches to the left ot the spine The bullet was found attached to the low inches to the left of spinal center It is true tha the ball found in basin that ntaned the wis rest of the contents of abdominal cavity on thu l second examination. Another abscess was found the spIenic artery to the left of the spine d1s' It was this that caused the rupture of the spenit death of the patient. This gentlem n said no evf- dence of pyemia revealed in the autopsy unless appearance of pyemic abscess, but 1t was tlt tht l third organ in the rder of preference where ii Boy, ton could not set hirreK against the united | statement of the other physicians present. The parts when he them, and he would find that the, | had something to show that their position wal correct It now appears that the doctors brought the viscera three vertebrae and two rib from Elberon to Washington where a second autops, has been made and the of the first discovered These fragments of the dead Presidents body art understood be at the Medical Museum the viscers in alcohol and the bones going through process o preparation. The doctors admit rome serious blum ders the first autopsy. such ascribipg death tt the rupture of mesenteric artery and the failure find the second large abscesa the point where the spenic artery was ruptured also that no com plete examination made of the interior of tn, ntestines pysemic abscesses ulcers also that long time spent in searching the groin for tn, bali before 1t accidentally found in the basiI among the intestines.