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sterling


The equivalent OF this sun in Ameri.
can dollars is $4l6,23 s62.Sj. This in.
cludes nearly two and half millions
paid out for the support OF the Queen
and royal family and over fifty millions
Of dollars annually paid out give Eng.
land the strongest navy in the world.
And yet the people of the United States
during the last calendar year we're tar.
Ell and made to pay out Of their labor 8
gro'' Aum, for Federal purposes alone,
which came only twelve millions of do.
lars short of equallng the whole British
revenue' Does any mao in his senses
fancy that the voters of the United
States will long be patient under this
cruel, unnecessary aud wanton torture
by taIAtion'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

IL is without substance and may fall to
pieces at any moment. Speaking OF the
National Guard, which he highly praises
for its efficiency and it's personnel, he
says mo Legislation is required in ref
erence to the subject. ! continuance
seems desirable in all points OF view.
fhe organization. he says, is body
compact, harmonious and highly die.
ciplined. A tribute is paid TO the mem
ory of William Penn A resume OF the
work of the board OF pardons is given.
To the Legislature the Governor says ::
"You are the legislators of no mean
empire. In population almost the equal
in commerce, in manufactures and in
wealth it far surpasses the England OF
Elizabeth. Pittsburg, our second city.
contains to-day twice as many people as
the London Of Cecil and OF Shakes
peare, while Philadelphia has double
the number OF the London Of Milton
and Of Cromwell. But it woulu i'll be.
come me to descant upon your duties
or the possibilities within your reach.
Yet | cannot withhold the utierance Of
a hole that it may be your good fortune
to usher in that new epoch in our po-
litIcal development which | would isin
believe has at last begun to dawn"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

ing house. lts success has been beyond
question the wonder Of Bellefonte busi
meas men. and the one great agent in
bringing this about has been the
principles advocated by Mr.. levin and
strickly complied with by his salesman
and himself
Only one price il asked, and that in
every case the lowest price. When they
tell you an article il all wool you can
depend upon it's being az represented.
New goods are being received daily
and stock kept full and complete.
No danger Of sizes wanting.
Read the attractive advertisement on
the opposite page.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
Funeral OF NJ Gambetta.

300 600 SPECTATORS THRoNG TnE ROUTE or
TnE IMPOSING PROCESSION To rERE IL
CHASE CEMETERY.
PARIS. January G.--The body of Gam
betta was placed in the hearse at 1920
\. NJ, amid the booming OF cannon, the
beating of drums and the sound Of
trumpets, the troops presenting arms.
The procession started at half.past 10.
1t was headed 10y the relatives and
friends of the deceased, the representa-.
tives Of President Grevy, tho Ministers,
Generals Including General Gallifctl'
Senators, Deputies Including DR.. Glenn
enceau) and other members Of tho e1.
treme left. NJ. Brissau, President of
the Chamber of Deputies. and NJ. Pey.
rat, Vice President of the Senate, head
ed the Senators and Deputies respec.
lively.
The procession was nearly two miles
long. The guard of honor preceding
and fianking the catAfalque was com
posed Of the Republican Guard, with its
band playing funeral dirge. 1t is esti.
mated that there were 100000 persons
in the procession, conspicuous among
which were the Free MAsons in com
plete uniform, the advocates and stud.
ents Of Paris. An English delegation
from Boulogne WAS present.
As early as daybreak the aspect Of the
streets was animated. Flags drapped
with Grape were everywhere displayed,
and troops were marching between the
Esplsnade des Invalldes and the Palais
Bourbon. The drapery on the statute
OF Strasbourg, in the Place de la Con
corde, was particularly remarked.
The deputations,from the various de
partments were immense. They were
masscd in the Place des Invalidcs and
along the DUAL d'Orsay to the Petit
Bourbon, an area OF 2j 600 metres. A
dense mass Of spectators, the majority
OF whom had been in position half the
night, occupied the streets all the way
to the cemetary. The remainder OF the
city was deserted.
The car used in the funeral cortcee
was one that was specially designed by
NJ R,s,iep Tar,ea tho r,;n,or I,
,rovod y, ,ow tlacl, wbooI. ,rc,koa
u,h .aro- ., :, ,.a-. r,...l na
o,,.f,I,,o -. - s,ood VII. v.
aon,.,,.a ,..oof ,h, a.,,t,la,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
." MIDDLE measures are often bu

-" MIDDLE measures are often but
middling measures." There are no
"middlings' about Kidney Wort. 1t
is the most thoroughly refined flower"
OF medicine. II knows no halfway
measures, but radically uproots all dis
eAses of The kidney, liver and bowels.
II overthro"s piles. aboli-hca constlpA'
tion and treats the system 70 gently
and soothingly a. to prove It's true
kInship to nature in all Us rraise'. 1t
is prepared in both liquid aud dry
form.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
Down! Down! Down!

From this date until further notice,
we have resolved to close out our entire
stock Of heavy winter clothing in the
line OF overcoats, coats, pants and vests.
ooots aud shoes, hats and caps, at cost,
IN order TO reduce the stock, and make
room for spring goods, anybody in need
Of clothing boots aud shoes, will find it
TO their interest. 10 60 to the Boston
Clothing House lately opened in R"y.
nolds' block. Brllefonte, Pa. Mat
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

JtFTTEsoS DAVIS writes TO a friend
in St. Louis denying two stories recent
ly circulated concering himself. lie
Gays that he did not play poker at PrAi.
rie Du Chen in 1894, adding, :" SO far as
know the game did not exist then"
Further, he dedies that he eloped with
General Zachary Taylor's daughter in
1885. lie married Miss Taylor near
Louisville. in the presence Of her uncle,
her aunt and several other members OF
the Generals family. Moreover. hard
feeling never existed between General
Taylor and himself.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
a Miracle in Oil City.

DoCTERs DUgToUNpED-DRCGGi AND THI
TEorLg WILD WIN TXCITEKENT
Miss Maggie Martin. Of this city. has
been III aud confined TO her house for
several years. Our best physicians fail.
ed to give her relief. She took Penma
and, 10 the astonishment OF all who
knew her, she is now up and about again.
Mr.. Simmons, the Druggist, sold lsi
bottles last week. He buys in gross lots.
Mr.. Cowell, too, sells il. Ask your drug.
get for DR.. Hartmsn's book" Ills OF
Life (grati'), or address DR.. H., at %.
burn. o. for one.-From The oil Gy
Dsrrek, July 2la 1882.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

Foreign advertisement u.t be- paid Tor before Ga
srtios, except uu ,eary contract. when halfy early
sAymsnts in advance wtIl . required.
POLITICAL NoTiCE-. 3 cents prt line each Insertion
Hothing inserted fnr lees than 81 cents,
BrsISEss NoricEs in she editorial columns, IS cents
per line each Insertion.
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ESTRAY.-Came TO the premises
- of the subscriber in uowzrs tuvnshin ahsst
nsnemhsF tsh. small hsissr supposed 10 ls yoar
ED. oaleF, I'D, with -cms white sfosa AsfkF, ens
snail stt on anasr side II rnht eRr. The uunsr Il
requested o. cnms toruafd FruSe properly, uaY
sharesa and tsAe her awes. otksrviss shs wiii bs
ds-poeea q arcording 20 las.
so-ss MICHAEL coyFRR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

TnE New York WorR invites Mr.. Jno.
Sherman, Mr. Kelley and the Reputli
party which holds this Congress in lts
hands to glance at the sum total OF the
revenue OF Great Britain and Ireland
Tor ISL. Here it is in pounds
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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT Is pub

THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT IL pub-
l,hed every Thursday morning, at Beleiono, Center
county, Pa.
TERH5-Cash in 81 %
II not paid IN adNAnos............,... 90
LIVE PAPER-dsvoted TO the interests oI the
whole people
Payments made within three months will be con.
sIdersd In advance.
No paper will he discontinued until arrearagosaTS
paid, except at option of publishers.
Papers going Of the county must he paid for In
advance.
Any person procuring us tencAsh subscribers will
be sent . copy free Of charge.
Our extensive circulation makes this paper
usually reliAbl. and pruu table medium tor rauycttsng
We have the most ample facilities tor Jon WORN
and are prepared to print all Kinds Of Books Tn.ts
Programmes, Posters, Commercial printing, &c, In the
anest style aud at the lowest possibl, rates
All Advertisements lees term than three monthp
20 csuts per line for the nrst three insertions, and
esals line for each additional insertion. Special
aoticss ons.hal more.
Editorial notices 10 cents per limo.
L.S,L NnrtrES. ..,rst columns, 10 rentsprr line.
liberal discount 10 made 20 persons advertising by
the qsartsT, hall year, OF year, as follows:
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A pMlNIsrRAToR.s NorIcE.-The

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-The
~ undersigned having been granted let.
tors ot administration upon the estate OF
Phoebe Qusy, late Of Curtin townthip,
Centre county, deceased, hereby requests
all persons knowing themselves indebted
TO said estate to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
TO present them al once, duly auihenticat-
ed, for settlement.
/. s FRAIN, Walker. Centre 20.
Dec. 10, 80. (49.at) AdmiHistrafer.
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The Philadelphia Branch.

Il Ia barely possible within the limits
OF notice OF this kind to enumerate
the advantage possessed By this cloth.
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Writ of Partition,

In the Orphans Court of Centre CO.,
IN the Estate n Solomon Der, der -assd In Tzrti
ton. To Iohu A. Derr. Margaret Derr. Frsnk z.
psrr. n. w. AsBdsnhalt and J q AsHdsnhsii. her
husband. frank A. Dert. Charles Dert, minofs and
John A. Defr, their guardian. Take nctios that an
Orphans Csurt held a. Beleonts, the 18th day of
DucemleF y. lisa utit of fartitinn, vAs grsat~d
IN the sors estate and that In pursuABos II sAd r
iHqastop will hs held the premises in the ~rt
aesrribed, FRIDAY the 10Th day u January. 4. n
lssa shen aHd where you csh be pre~sntf yuu thiuk
proper. TtiOs. J. DUSkkls, shsna.
stsriat once. Rsllsfouts. bee, ~, iss2.
Lu-tt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
WANTED!

Tee reliable msH 70 solcit aFsers sur cur Nursery
stcck In THE All adjoining elaatles szizry. Hs
sill give = mpuihs trial land sdtauee mnasY foF he
exrrsses of TIE @smek and, " nncoaAsfnl steady sm.
paaymsaf sea eoed pay Aaaee~s. =. q, Cthex a
co. ne Case Nurseries. Philsasiphis, -. tEselsss
stsmpl hAst
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

The Governor reviews the State fin.
ances as follows:
-Four years ago our people had not
emerged from the effects OF the long
and dsastrou. prostration of business
and their ability to respond to the de-
mands of the Treasury to meet e1pens.
es, was seriously impaired The fnan.
cial officers OF the State, at that time,
found large failures in the sources Of
revenue confronting them. They wise
ly counted on the recuperative power
OF our industries, and effectively tided
over the situation without the imposi.
ton of any added burden upon the tar.
payers:
At that date State debt was
S2l $50 G2O Sc
At this date the State il 20 225 us3 -
Reduction OF debt in four
ycars."........................ 81 $50 537 5s
From this tolsl Of State
debt is to be- deducted a.-
sets in sinking fund
amounting 10 ..............,. : 9H2 @S3 So
The net State Indebtedness
December J. '77-' ''''''''' 81 ~ ''' -
In 1879, during the administration OF
State Treasurcr 4. c. Moves. there was
refunded an outstanding debt Of 81.
100000, six per cent interest, by loan
Of a like amount bearing four per cent.
interest. the premiums on which were
Sao.uO2 50.
H. lSs2 during the administration Of
State Treasurer samuel Butler. State
loans Of over ilO.O0p.OOJ. bearing in the
main SIX per cent interest were refund.
ed by loans OF 81 10000 bearing inter
est at three and oue.half and four per
cent. per annum. The premium on
these loans amounted to Si9,562.OO.
--..
The result of these operation has
been to reduce the annual interest
which the Stat" pays upon IT. interest
bearing debt Si2"5,b25.'2 in 1875 to
',.a,.. " 49, - "'''' ''"b -
80 '''' - '' '"'' account
"''' - ~ -" v ""''' '"t ""'''"
W ''"'' 'A'"''' - ~ n''''y
]" 'ne SINKING 'und' S''o'''o'"''o cash.
"' none o' the state loans are "t rre'
e"' 't'thouts'o''' the ifea'ur"r mas no
IA" 'u' "u'"or'y 20 Apply 'h'' 'uhd 10
'e"u''''" u Tue "'o'' except 'y going
'"'o ''e ''''Ne' '"' ou}'"g 'he bonus
..,--,
embarras.ipc,oa 70 a financial of,icerch,
ed with accountability. These bond. |
at market rates now bear premiums
about "a follows.
Ths Ths,b,oo..aou.t.,s...
selling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. slOs
~ Inc Tour per cents. are selling at. ~
? >'''7 '''''"s "''''''' '''
Before assuming such responsibility,
the Treasurer ia fairly justified in await
ing Legislative command.
The skill and integrity which have
work ed these results arc sn,itIad IN the
highest approval Of the peonIs of the
State. To vigilance and oficiencv IN
the part of the State Treasurers. the
Auditor Generals and Attorney Gener.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
" or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

ORPHANS COURT SALE.
" or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of An order Of the Orphans
Court Of Centre county, Pa, there will bs
exposed 10 public sale on
THURSDAY, January Ii, 1883,
st one o'clock p. m, on the premises IN
Curtin township, the following Real Es-
tate, late Of Henry Thiel, deceased, con-
sisiing Of certain tenement, messusge o.
tract Of land bounded and described as
follows On the north by lands Of kocbler,
east and south by lands of Peter Robb and
on the west by lands Of Archins Quay's
estate containing seventy.two acres more
or less, thereon erected log
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE
and other outbuildings.
TERNs one-third Of purchase money 10
be paid on confirmation Of sale, one.third
in one year thereafter wiIh interest and
The balance 10 two years with interest.
The deferred payments to be secured By
bond and mortgage on the premises. By
order Of the Court /. $. FRAN,
4a.6t Aam'r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11

The Largest, Cheapest and Bost Paper
PUBLISHED IN CENTRE COUNTY.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-01-11
NetO IdrerfisemeHts.
SHERIFF SALES.

RY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri
- PaeiAs, Ls-vafi FasiAs snd Tsudiiioni E1ponss
Issued out of The Court u Common Pleas u Centre
county aud " me directed, there sill h. 81 uss t
public sale IN ths Court HOuss IN Beilsfouts' on
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06
Amt of
lot. Block. Judgment

Edward Langevin. Commencing
at APPOINT on boundary line of
lot 8, sec. 5, t. %. %, where
said line is intersected by ely
boundary line of Kittering &
Constants add'n to West st. Paul
thence My along ely inc of said
addition to side of 9th street,
thence ely along s side of said
9th street to n line of said lot 8;
thence along said line to to
corner of lot 8; thence along
the e line of said lot ito the lake;
thence along the meanderings on
the lake to line of said lot s;
thence to beginning; being
acres Of the ne14 of sw4 and is
acres of lot s. sec. 5, t. 28, T. % 405 35
j. B. Spencer and J. VIC. Dunwen.
That part of lot 5, sec. 5, t. %, +.
%, bounded by the W line of so
acres of said lot B. the n line of
lot s, in said sec. 5, and the Sly
line of Dunwell and Spencer's
add'n to Brooklynd. ..... ID At
Alonzo D. Harrington and Mary 1.
Chapman. Lot II, sec. 4, t. %,
T. u Observation-Disclosures. IL
D. NJ Robbins, Dwight Woodbury.
and Chas T. Woodbury.. Com
mencing at corner of lot 9,
sec. 8, t. 28, T. %, thence 99e
fit; thence IL deg. e to the
line of said lot 8; thence 1920
It. to beginning. ........ l22 SIS
D Nj Robbins, Dwight Woodbury.
Chas L Woodbury.. Lot 10, SEQ.
9,t28, %. Observation-Disclosures. IS so
All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey.
State of Minnesota
SS-42 GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-06
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Feb. IL. 1888

Edward Langevin. Part
not taken for a street
CT levee of....... 5 80 81
Same. Part rot taken for
a street or leTee of $500. 5 5 3.
Same. Part not taken
for a street or levee Of. 5 5 30
Same. Part not taken for
a street or leyee Off,. 5 81
same. Part not taken for
a street or levee, and ex-
cept GOrkeys addition
to West St. Paul of lots,
sec. 4, t. 28,.r. %. 80. 1877 Is
VIM l. Mintzer. Part not
taken for street or
leTee of SO 36-100 acres
of lot 9, sec. 4, l. 2S, T.
%, next e. of T. Amb's
addition to West st.
Paul. ................. PAT z!
q, Langevin. Part not
taken for d street or
levee of the e 16 44-100
acres of lot 8. section 4,
town 28,range %, except
Gokey's addition to
West St. Paul. ... 147 81
Cochran, Walsh, Noyes and
E4hnger. Part not taken
of 30 acres of lot 4,
section 5, town Is, range
u. Observation-Disclosures. J8 ~
Same Part not taken for
street or leyee of that
part of lot 5, section 5,
town %, range %, lying
nelly of Durwell&Spen-
GERS addition to Brook
Ivnd .................. "a q
I. B. Campbell. Part not
taken for d street or
levee of lot 3, section 8,
town %, range 22...... II s.
Same. Part not taken for
street or levee Of lot 6,
section 8. town %. range
22..................... II 5
Same. Par OF taken for
a street or leyee Of lot z,
section 9, town Is, range
22..............'...... IL a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-11
THE FRENCH In TONQUiN.
Minister Ferry Defines the Position of
the Government.

PARIS, July 1o.-In the Chamber Of Dep
uties M. ChsiIem.l-L l. acour, Minister OF For
eisn Affair.", replying 10 questions, said that
the French force in Tonquin was sufficient
for any opposition that it was likely 10 en-
counter. In the event OF unexpected diff
culti,s during the Parliamentary recess
the gov, rnment would convene the
Ch smbers. M. Challemsl- Lacour con-
tiDued: at is now evident that Tu-
Due is Frances enemy. There is no longer
any question of negotiating with him.
France must now resort 10 lighting. Mr..
Harm and, the French civil co Dmissioner in
L ,nquin, will rec Jmmence treating as soon
ss possible sfLer the opposition to France
has been subdued. france will occupy only
the Tonquiu Delta. She has no intention OF
conquerIpg Auam. The reports OF Chinese
aggression are uufounded. l am able 10
state that pacific relations will be main
tanned with China. Fran3='s policy is 10 To-
sure respect for her lreatie'. China at first
objected 10 the occupation of TorquIn,
bur sitter the Hanoi affair she rScogniz d
Frances right to chastise Tu-Duc. The NJ AZ
quis Tseng, Chinese Amb iss sdor, did not de-
ny the possibility Of an understanding be-
tween France and China. In the last inter-
views between NJ. Tricou, French Amb go
dor at Snaugh Il, and Lit Hung Chang, the
Sulutsc COuhdH tuc
conciiatory attitude. Ii Hung Chang lsfl
Shanghai July 4th for Tisnisn. But China's
| objections will not stop the course Of France
who is powerful enough 10 execute her
| proj cts IN regard to Torquin without wag-
ing w4r with China. France dem 4nis oi
China not TO embarrass her action. She pro-
poses subeequ n;iy 10 conclude the couven-
| ton with China with the view TO insurirs
rerpsct for their pec,ive frontiers If chi
ma, contrary to Indications, should ,llow the
| disastrous advice, the Chamber viii not hesi
tate to energelicAlly d, ,f-nd the interests O.
| the country.
| NJ Paul d, G s4gnac male violsn: at
tack upon the government He called Prim
Minister Ferry the worst of towards and
liar. NJ. de C4ssagnac was ensured for IN,
language aud ordered to be excluded from
The House for fortnight. An order OF to
day, expressing confidence 10 the firm ant
prudent policy of the goveromeut, was sdop,
ed by vote Of o7l to 80.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-11
LOUIsVILLE EXPO ,ITIUN.
what the Art Committee Has B-en Do
iug in New YORK.

NEW YORK, July 10. The Art CJmmitlte g
OF the SJu.hern Exposition, who have been
at the Hotel Brunswick for the past month,
have almost concluded arrangements for the
gallery at Louisville, which opsns Augu,t
1st. The indications are, from the catalogue
now in preparation, that this will be the most
i'm portant loan collectio1 sstn in America.
Messrs Carsey and Fauids hav- b eu at New
port for Fevera. days, aud Mr.. W 4leefson
having concluded his work on the committee,
leaves TO night for Kentucky. Great assist
snce AIS betn given by summer residents of
Newport, who contributed many works Geo.
J. S.ney,of Brooklgu, sens 10 the gallery a
nu mber Of bis b s, knnwn pictures, including
work. hy Cirot. Kraus, jules, Breton
ami Others. August Beimou: contrI butes
foe pic' ures, inciuding hIs great paiutins by
MulLis; Tine Heal of Christ" by Mum,
kasty, Paris; "Harves,ing," by Miller; "Tne
DenIlst OF the Convent" by C.ponAva;
"Scene in Venice," oy Ritd. Pitrrepout
Morgan slt1 sends important piclurts. Mr.
Fapre, 4 u Duo snd William L Evsn.
conir .bu,e largely. Victor Newcom1 has
con.en.td d to loan, in addition to other pic
tures, th- famous "B sttl- IN the Church !" by
Deui-stle. The same view of the bau!,
/ from h, exterior oil the church is one OF tbs
chief works 10 Varderbilts gallery. jane
K. Ksene, @. c. Baldwin, c. P. Huntiog;or
and others also send importsnt works.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-11
No Outbreak Anticipated by Surgeon
General Hamilton.

Washington special to the New York
Tribune: "Surgeon-General Hamilton, of the
Marine Hospital Service, said to-day that he
did not anticipate an outbreak of yellow
fever at any point 10 the United States this
season. Everything, however, would depend,
he said, upon the sirictness with which quar-
antine regulations were enforced. There are
infected ships at Ship Island and the Pen.a-
cola quarantine station. DR.. Finney, of
Memphis, was sent to Ship Island, DR.. Ham
ilion said, rather than New Orleans ply
siciap, go as to quiet all apprehensions of the
people of Memphis and of the country along
the Mississippi. DR.. Hamilton says the
greatest danger is to be apprehended from
Vera Cruz. A report is expected from the
Marine Hospital agent who was sent TO Vera
Cruz on July Sd last. If the agent thinks it
necessary an inspector will be sent to Vera
Cruz to exsmins all vessels destined for
ports in the United States. If an inspector
is deemed necessary DIR. Mainegrs, of New
Orleans, will be appointed. A report re-
csived to-day from Havana shows the fever
10 be slowly but surely increasing there,
Speaking of tine outbreak of cholera at
Damietta, Egypt, to-day, DR.. Hamilton said
he thought there was no occasion for alarm
in this country. He did not look for the
plsgue to spread beyond Egypt. The history
of cholera epidemic, justiies the belief, he
said, that in any event the epidemic could
| not reach this country this season."