Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-09-07

was looking fairly we'll. and he thought
there was an improvement, bat not .
marked improvement. He did not az
poet . good day today. II would Be At
Least t~wsnty-four hours before the Presi-
dent could possibly recover from the sx-
trsms fatigue Of the journey. He did
expect that the day after tomorrow hs
would BE- able to eivs 10 the public .
more favorable bulletin.
There 10 no coposaline the fact that
The situstion OF the Prtsident IL very
critical. The question 10 now whether
he can rally from the fatigue. He has
at hand everything that Il needed now
to secure his oonvalssesnee.
TIE VICE pRrsrprsr.
Vice President Arthur still remains In
this city. his friends s.y no has re-
eeivsd NO intimstion that his presence
viii b required In washington. The
fact that most OF the members OF the
Oaoinst accompanied the President to
Long Branch 10 taken % an indication
that the Viss President will mot b likely
70 DO called on soon to assume the duties
Of the Executive.
IMPROVED SITUATION AND NproAr1oM--
TIE ParsrDEST WANTS TO TIar OUT
THREE OF Hrs Dooroas.
CHICAGO. September THE Times
Long Branch special says: Last night
the President. instead Of sw.itsins In
an atmosphere Of intense heat, devoid
OF oil vitality. slept quietly In . couch
upon the border Of the sea, In Q room
through the windows Of which came the
clear moonlight and cool breeze from
the Atlantic. The result Of the great
experiment. 10 - yet doubtful.
The Increase OF pulse and temperature
indicated In last evenings bulletin were
simply the natural results from the
fatigue Of the journey.
That the change from Washington to
Long Branch was the one chance TO savs
the Presidents lie Il oonosdsd BY every
one. All the previous day tho Presi.
dent Was restless With pulse and temper.
ature up. This the doctors said was
owing to bis intense desire to get away
from Warrington. II was his strong
will that impelled the surgeons to q de-
cision to start yesterday morning. They
felt that 10 the condition Of the Prssi-
dents mind It would not BE- safe to 70.
main In Wsshipgton another day.
How much the Presidents mind has
asserted itself within the last forty. eight
hours 10 directing the details, and who
he desired to have 60 with him, has
been learned from . high source. The
President. before the party was made
up. intimatsd very strongly that there
were three surgeons who were 10 at.
tendance upon him whom he did not
desire to have 60 to Long Branch With
him. He wished only to have Bliss.
Agnsw and Hamilton remain, aud de-
sired that the other three surgeons
should be dismissed. II 10 thought that
within the next three or four days these
three surgeons will be dropped from the
oass.
THE PRECEDENT TELL MORNING..
ELBrnos, September $3.50 A. NJ
General Swain this morning said the
President slept well all last night. His
pulse 10 not more than LOG and tsmpera.
iure but sliehtly above normal. There
Is Q very sansuine feeling among the at.
tsndsuts this morning.
New YoRK. September Ga private
dispatch from Long Branch says: There
is general and hearty satisfaction over
the Presidents condition among oil Of
his attendants.
LoSo BRAscH, September 1855 p.
M.-Ths President has held his own
during the day aud Gen. Swain thinks
he 10 stronger. He expresses himself %
feeling much stronger than In Washing
ton and enjoys the sea air exceedingly.
DR.. Boynton says his pulse ct noon.
though ia, VA good and hrm. and his
temperature indicated very little fever.
On the whole. hs says, improvement
shows that the patient has considerable
vitality.
DR.. Bliss thisks the ocean air will
hencsforth have . decidedly braoing
effect on the patient.
The weather today IL said to DO the
hottest Of the season-ninety degrees In
the shade, with q land breeze blowing.