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Hair Dye is he best discovered for oosrsg this
1hisxers she msmsnt 70 sppsd 1he wonderful csoe
sne certainty with which this favSrte aud old established
Hair bye performs 10 Astonishing. II for SALE applied
- BAIChkLoks Wig fscsszy, No. 4 Wau street, COPY
tba I'D
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Naval Intelligence.

CH.nLEsrowS NAVY YARp.-The revenue cutter Alert
arrived on Friday last and is undergoing thorough
repairs. She is schooner Of hundred tons and
iies four guns. She will require rigging &c. The
soop Of war Albany has been ordered to the order
received last week She will leave this port in about
fortnight she receive the necessary
stores Two new officers have been dc allied for her-a
boaswan and first lieuenantin place Of two who have
been detached Boston Chronicle.
The United States acop-of.war vincennes commander
hudson. sailed from Valparaiso July II, for New York
The soop.of-var yandaia commander Gardner for Rio
Janeiro and New York, sailed July H.
THr sloor or WAR ALBAsy--We learn that the state.
ment in several Of the papers that the oop of Albany
was to sail In two weeks il incorrect Orders have been
received from Washington to pay Off the and put
her out ofcomnission. -Boson Trdrelr.
Commander George Hollins has been ordered to the
command Of the u s. sloop of War Cyane of the Home
Squadron in the place Of her late commander John
Paine. Surgeon Solomon sharp has been detached at
his own request from the Cyane and is awaiting or
ders; and Surgeon W. A. W. STotswood appointed in
his stead.
At Guayaqs no date U s. sloop Of war Portsmouth
Commander Dornin for Panama, 5th inst, If other
wise ordered.
Court olnqury has been ordered to meet at Norfolk
Va on Monday next. on board the u s. sloop Of war;
Cyane
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ErookIyn CITY Intelligence.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.--Yesterday afternoon,
Constable oRourke OF the Sixth ward arrested lad.
named Paul Ruin, the charge of arson in having
the 30h Of July last set fire to bundles of
stable adjoining the planning mil Of Samuel 0sburn,
at the corner of Columbia and Baltic streets 1t appears
from the confessions Of the lad who is not than
fourteen years OF age that he gnited match and threw
1t among some combusble materials in the building and
then ran off. Fortunately, the fire discovered in
time to prevent much damages but its origin not dis
covered until recently although it has all along been
peced that the frequent fires in the southern portions
the city during the past months the works
Of design in almost every instance they originated in
stables or shops where there had been occasion for
the use Of ire for any purpose The object of the boy
seems to have been to create fun by drawing out
the engine companies but he stands good chance
Of being made that attempt to create fun by
firing building Will turn out to be quite serious affair
for him III was committed for examination by Justice
King
DEAD Bopy FouNp.-At an early hour yesterday MORN
ing. the body of man discovered on the Flats;
near the City Park partially mmersedi in pool of water
1t was at first reported that he had been murdered
several Commissions visible about his head and face
but subsequently ascertaned that he had wander
ed from his home corner of Carlton and Myrtle
the evening previous in state Of delirium brought
by sickness and the evidences that he fell from weak
and suffocated amid the mud and water where
he was found His name Is John Augour. German and
by trade shoemaker. He leaves wife and FIVE children
to mourn his untmey end.
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Irving House-Col A. II Chambers,
Philadelphia; DR. f. j.. Lewis. do NJ j. Mayo, Rich
mond; Major ii. Ranney. New Orleans: f. D Stockton,
Y. s. ~; II. Mills. Texas; and lis others
At the AIe,ican-Dr Green, U. s. ~; General Duff
Green, Washington; W. Q Ransom, NY; Ii. NJ. Forbes
Texas; J. Benedict, do ; W Bristol Boston; j. McVea
louisiana and $50 others.
At the Astor-V. Raney. Cincinnati c. NJ Swan
Lexington; j. ID Mathews Eilsborough; c. Keith, New
Orleans; W. Owens, Georgia; j. L. Rddell, New Orleans
ID. NJ. Haskell, Cleveland ], j Reynolds, Y. s. Al and
100 others Hon Henry Pyke and family of Elmra left
for Massa ehusetts
At the Howard Hotel-G W Babcock. Wisconsin, j
Shelton. Miss w Ii Buck. s Q G. PEBBLES Pitts
burg; w. w. Woodruff, Griffin Ga; Ii. 5 Barker St
Louis; G. H. Veazie Troy; g. Williamson, Danville Va;
J. WI Gibbons. Frederick City; and So others.
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TIE AUGUST ELECTIONS The State elections in
Iowa, Missouri, North Carolina, and Arkansas, have
AZ gone in favor of the democrats by large mo
ority. Before these elections took place, both par
ties agreed that the results would indicate the
public opinion Of the country, and also affect it in
still greater degree in the same direction These
States have gone decidedly democratic, thus show.
ing that the feeling Of the country ia in favor Of
the democracy, and against the wbig party. In
fact every State election held this year, North and
South, has gone in favor Of the democrats.
Great efforts are being made to revive the old
question Of the tariff and other dead issues and to
gaivanise them into form and shape, so as to ope.
rate upon the election for President Of the United
States next November. But in the present pros
porous condition Of the country, it is impossible to
ipfuse enthusiasm into the masses Of the people
connected with agriculture business pursuits. II
is ali contest between the politicians Tor the
spoils, and the people at large have no interest in
it. The result cannot affect their pockets. and
they are prepared to 80 for change in the admins
tration Of the country, on the principle that any
change cannot be for the WORSE and may be for the
BETTER and that it is not safe to leave rover too
long in the hands Of one party. The effect of 6fty
millions year in corupting men is very great, and
the sooner check is given to the onward progress
of corruption, by at least divortng it into another
channel, the better for the interests Of the nation.
It is not good to allow one set Of men to have
monopoly Of the funds Of the public treasury con
tribued alike by the toll and sweat and enterprise
Of all parties A change is at hand.
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and YIN command Ii. attention and consideration

and win command the attention and consideration
Of the Secretary's friends throughout The Unicn'
Ouite an excitement appears to have sprung up
among the German democrats mt Cincinrau, IN
consequence the nominations recently mace for
State and County officers. At meeting, the other
evening, they peltod with eggs one OF their own
number who has hitherto been a very prominent
man among them and member Of the Legislature.
Like tho Tammany love-quarrels, this row among
the Cincinnati Germans viii only tend to cement
them more firmly on election day.
Among our miscellaneous .elcgraphis dispatches,
We learn that the democrats of Boston held large
meeting in Faneuil Hall last evening; the wings
held one in Pittsburg, and that the Native Ameri-
cans Of Phladelphia have determined not to ANAL
gamate with any other party.
The last advices from Mexico are Of striking inte-
rest. AS yet the government had been wholly
able to quen the insurrection under Rebilledo who
was carrying al before him. Tho Indians we're also
committing horrible depredations in ZacatScas 90.
vemment officers we're starving to death at Durango.
in consequence of not being able to collect their saa
ries: assassns overrunning the city Of Mexico
ITSELF and the general state Of affairs throughout the
whole country was depOrable in the extreme. What
/ will become of such q miserable people,
Late accounts from Hayti represent the inhabi-
tants of that island to be still suffering greatly from
the effects Of the plague, which causes death in
twenty four hours unless checked Faustin is still
amusing himself by proclaiming laws Of . most
stringent character, synopsis Of of which will
be found in despatch from Boston.
We learn that duel was fought between two
Nashville editors, yesterday morning. in which both
were wounded. Political excitement Yves the cause.
BY way Of revenging the murder of one Of their
companions in house of i'll fame a few nights
ago, the members of Louisville FIRE company
mObbed the building and burned it to the ground.
A negro man has been arrested, in Buffalo, on
charge Of having been concerned in the killing Of
Mr.. Hartman, and manning of Mrs. II , some nights
ago.
In addition to great many advertisements and
much other interesting matter, our inside pages
this morning contain letters from correspondents
at IAlbany, Philadelphia and Houston, Texas; Sem
ator Summers spinion the pardoning power Of the
President, in the case of the imprisoned Abolition
rs Com. Perrys visit to the Fisheries description
OF the Bay Of Fundy; Additional from California;
Count d'0rsay's Death; New Buildings in New
York; the Mismanagement Of the Street Depart
ment; Cuban Matters; great variety Of Local and
Miscellaneous Items; Financial and Commercial
Reports, &c.-the whole comprising matter enough
to entertain the most assiduous reader for at least
twenty four hours, and all for two cents
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Nsscs, New Orleans Picayune, &c., and which are
Published at three o'clock in the afternoon, did not
contain word of this news, but only the announce
nsnt Of the arrival Of the steamer, which they
obtained from the bulletin boards Of the associated
press. The despatch, however, was telegraphed.
by his confederates, to the Baltimore agent of the
Charleston Mercury, &c., who Immediately sent it
to his papers at the South, with the following adj
ditions
The quotations are Fair Orleans, esd Middling do
5i4d Fair Uplands, 5&d Middling do So Sad.
Breadstsfs are unchanged. The Manchester market
10 steady. E.sM
BALTIMORE August Euss, 40; .. 10 ?: m
The Havre Cotton market is steady.
Coed brands OF Flour are held firmly there many
parcels arriving in bad order Corn is firm.
Provisions are firm Rice is quoted at los Cd to los
per cwt Coffee and sugar firm. Tobacco is in good
request - n. harvest a.. o,ttsr,n, Money
abundant American stocks are active.
The election returns continue unfvourabe for the
present Administration
The political news Is unimportant.
FRANcr Prince Louis Napoleon continues his tour
through the Departments and is everywhere entnusias
tically received.
We need hardly to say that every material part
Of this despatch was grossly wrong The cotton
quotations are out Of the way from an eighth to .
quarter Of penny per pound. Breadstufs we're
quoted in all the Liverpool circulars, by the Niagara
as duh and declining. In McHenry's circular,
bacon was quoted at adecline ofone to two shings.
beef and pork were nominal, cheese neglected, and
lard dull. The only sale of rice quoted in the cir
culars and papers. was one hundred tierces, at
lss. 3d. to 1885, and the election returns, which the
false despatch reported to be unfavorable to the
administration" and which appeared to be really
the case from the advices by the Hermann, had
taken sudden and unexpected turn, that the ad-
ministration showed, up to the departure of the
Niagara, majority of ffty-three members on the
election returns.
We could add to the above other instances ofgross
deception upon the public, perpetrated by these
news agents upon the public, through the presses
that print their abrcations, but choose to await
the operations Of the above dose upon the parties
concerned
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ans ering their correspondence. But. with the
usual consistency Of all things within the post Office
management, the deliveries have been great deal
more irregular since than before the change. Then,
only about one mail out of four failed-now, it
come to hand at its advertised time about once
week in fact, often does it fall that irregularity
has become the rule-regularity the exception. In
stead Of 81 A. NJ, the through mail arrives in the
city at 81 p. N and sometimes at midnight, and
consequently cannot be used by merchants until
next morning. Cannot something be done by the
Post sfice authorities to remedy the evil There
must be great laxity of duty somewhere
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Paris, July go, ls5e.-Hotel Meurlce. Rue

kivoli-James Gordon Bennett Esl-Sr VIII you have
the inform the ladies ork
cities, through the medium Of valuable that
and have for the weeks 10 the Partisan
capital extensive with view Of submit
ting TO their notice. collection
Ausumna and Winter Cloaks AND Mantilss The increased
dimensions of my premises (which during absence,
being considerably enlarged enables alec TO add Fancy
Eur Department to the Shaws and Closks which will be-
stocked with thehoicest Furs in Sable
Ermne Chinohla Martin. and other Skins
in the most European The shawl
Department viii be found contain novelty that thu
markets afford. shall take early opportunity Of an.
about the 20 Of Augnt the day on which shall BE-
prepared to make my usual exposition rem aim sir yours
very respectfully, GEORGE BULPIN,
Proprietor Of the Paris Cloak ana Shawl pOrum 3l
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FOR GOVERNOR.
The Turf.

CKSraEvmiE COURSE. L. I.-TRorTISG TUESDAY, Au-
gust IL 1852 Match for 81 600 mile heats in harness
l. Woodruff names b. h. Duchman. rec'I forfeit.
ii. Woodruff names Sarah jerks. paid forfeit.
SAME DAy.Purse $50, mile heats best three in five,
in harness.
Jas. Whelply names m. Alice Gray 49,. l ]
I. Woodruff names br, m Fanny Kemble
d. Stevens names br IN Lady sutton. ......... .
Time, 2:52-243-251.
UNION COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTISG.- August
19Stake and purse $780, mile heats best three in Eve
in harness.
l. Woodruff names br. z. Gen. Wool .......... ] /
j. Whelply namesg e. m Alice Gray. ........... 3
G. Nelson names Harry Williams 2
s. Hoagland names &. Telegraph. ......... l a
Time, 2;451a-24S-249k
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THE FAILURES OF THE SOUTHERN MAiL.-Some
three months back, a new arrangement was entered
into by the post Office authorities, by which the
great Southern through mail was to be delivered in
this city at cnrly hour in the day-betwoen five
and SIX. Previous to the change, the delivery took
place about one O'Clock 2. NJ, and the new arrange
ment was made for the purpose Of giving business
mep IN to sisy more time sog Ito reception and
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OOU BILE S II E E L.
View Work. Saturday, August al, 1864.
Mails for Europe.
I NEW YORK wEEkLY nERALD.

TuI NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Collins steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, viii leave
port day at noon for Liverpool. The European
viii this city at half past ten o'clock this
morning The New York WEEKLY HERALD, printed in
french and English. viii be published al half past nine
o'clock this morning. Single copies, in wrappers, Elk
repee
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Auction Notice.-The ParticuIs

HUCVIUU WOUhCCs-IN6 AVVen-
ton Of the purchasers Of rich furniture and pianoes
invited 70 the splendid collection OF class
pianofortes, be sold At auction, by c. KEMP, on
Thursday and Friday next at the large hall $50
formerly the Chinese Museum This sale embraces tho
iarsss. and hes. assortment Of really beautiful and
and particularly worthy Of attention For
notice H. c. Kemps advertisement in the auction columns
of the journal Of Commerce and Express
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Containing alka Is perniious especially after shaving
They fill the pores Of the skim which they ass dry and
Amole shaving compound inv nted AID sold BY WILL
LIAM BOGLE, No. III Washington street, Boston, 10 a
ture be specially for the Of those
young who have Just begun TO the II
Zoo to all those unshty eruptiona which arlse from rta
No 100 Full street. Rushton Clark Co.. 10. 273 Broad
xayj Rice smith No 727 Broadway Vim II. Cary Co.,
Nc H5 Pearl street. and by The jrugsts An0 ysrumeXS
tbgSpSbopt Tic Tsyi1,
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lgntfully situated the OF Hoboken and West
streets opposite Z. X. Collins line of steamships, the
Canal street depot Of the Hudson River railroad noboken
ferry and short distance I'll Chagres smshps
the North River open the reception OF
visiters. hotel in which all the travelling
community would be supplied has long desideratum
in that part Of the city expense has spared
render Il attractive by kuxnries
in beauty of location
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ARKANSAS ELEonos-From the scattered fragments of
intelligence from Arkansas it is next to impossible to
collect sufficient returns together to give any idea Of the
probable result of the election We give below what
have been able to put in shape without however, placing
much reliance upon il -
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Important NOtice.-Van Deusen's Depot
tns oce for the sale Of bis Improved Wahpene I22
Chambers street To guard his patrons and the public
against misaking bis establishment for Reerutng Rem
dszvous tue Laboratory Pscude Professor OF
the Black Elixir Of Humbug he has there affixed his true
and proper name:-
Above his house 10 flag Is seen
To gull the public with "Wahpene
His rim pie advertisement tells
That there the improved" he daily sells
Nor needs the "Spaneld Banners aid
To work the wonders Of free trade"
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Hats OF ne Fall Fashion, for Gentlemen >
will be Of6d this day tn. Union Hat Store, No. M
Fulton street between William and Cold Price SO and 50
go FREEMAN, Manufacturer.
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RasOil- observation-disclosures Raz0rs have nc,
equal their durability and keeAness Of edge.
Can be obtained genuine a. SAUNDERS, No. Aston
House, and 3s7 broadway.
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Gentle,nen's Hats-Feu Fashion for 1854
N. ESPENSCHEID, halter, 07 Nassau street. Of
Ann street. respectfully gives notice that he viii the
fall fashion for gentemen Hats Saturday next the 2st
instant, wish confident, will be considered che
ing achieuInnt in the art Of hating.
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Lyons Kathalr0n The most deIghtfuh
Toilet article remedy for Badness Gray Hair,
Dandruh &c In the world. SOLD BY all principal druggists
throughout North and South America, Europe and the
Islands Of the ocean IN large bottles, for y cents The
some profit. Principal wholesale ofi,e, i6l Breadway
r. THOMAS LYON.
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CriatadOrO's Hair Prescrvativc and Beau
ae prevent badness hair that has ALLEN
ar bsoome thin and efeotuaiy seurf and dan-
ru AZ we'll AZ affections OF the SCALP prepared
and sold Wholesale and No. Assor House.
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keeping Razors In perfect orderThs article has hee
long and favorably known the putlc-medals ald
have been awarded to the inventor
At the Worlds Fair it exhibited, and by
the judges to have equal IN setting and produo.
ing the finest possible edge For sale No. Astr House
and SS7 Broadway.
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lures ecctlaly cured by Marsh newly invented Eight self
adjusting elastic TrussS N Marsh practical Truss
ficturer, the inventor Of truss pronounced BY the
faculty to be the most effective extan ADJUST
ing itself position of the body rendering dspace.
ment impossible not only nsures compls.o retention
OF the bowels but effects radical Mr. Marsh
mad upwards of twenty years experience the treatment
Of hernia will guarantee in every rupture
however long standing female in attendance
70 wait upon ladies Children invariably cured Open un.
til O'clock in the evening.
MARSH s. CO., No. 215 Maiden lane. .
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Escursicns out Of The sty, isa trip on Long Branch
view the Highlands OF Nevnk the Light ship and the
broad Allan tie will well those who have never wit
messed them the time and In making the
The steamer BUFFALO nearly every 3ay and am
returns without full cargo Of sea base.
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n 70. changing gray hair its origins. color ana a
ehonen ana pirating the nams Of another 70 PAL OH
the public may be assured that 1t has itself no nus
Ire All the other limitations and eresenoe9
No IL Chambers street ~ Maaon ans; Eusa
street. 262 Bowery; Mrs. Hayes 40 Fulton street Brook
lyn Be ask TO for Lovet with name smped on SEAL
bottle and vrapper. None other genuine
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE MAyoRALTY.
We learn that Alderman A. A. Denman is to be the
fremen's candidate for the mayoralty, having al
ready been nominated for that high Office by the
Firemen's Journal the organ Of the New York
Fire Department. We further learn that the fire.
men are very active throughout the city, to effect
Alderman Denman's nomination by the democratic
party at Tammsny Hall, who has already proposed
IN the Common Council to divorce the Fire Depart
ment from the Common Council, which is to be one
Of the leading issues at the November election.
alderman Denman is said to be man of high edu-
cation, OF irreproachable integrity, Of great firm
nes,, ana one OF the warmest admirers of General
jackson. In addition to Alderman Denman, we
earn tnat Mynde,t Van schaick, Robert Kelly,
that distinguished posi.ioD ''''A''''' -
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Genin's Fall style OF Gents Hats Will be-
issued on Saturday. the 2lst instant. GENIN,
No. ga Broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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well Hair by hair dyes There Ia no caustic
In Crstadores Liquid Hair Dye however and therefore
leach particular hair" y aows through the chan
stain ON surface Applied daily sold wholesale ana
retail At CRIsTADOR0'S Wig and Scalp Estasiishmsnt,
No Astor House. N. B.-Private apartments for apply
ing the dye and fitting wigs.
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This Incompatible article il universal demand 1t
nay be had At all druggsts and gerumess Alec, 8.
Cleavers nmitaolo Honey Shaving Cream Bsars Narrow
and Saponaooous Tooth Powder. W. DAVIS CO.,
No. 40 Cortlandt street, sole wholesale Agents.
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Comb FaetOry-A rich nssOrtineA Mt Of Tore
toise shell dress Combs the French patterns The
variety every style of and homo
facture. Combs made to order and repaired.
A. L. j. SAUNDERS, $50 RroadwAy.U
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exception sr rspsrvaSon The very best ever Be
vsya ~ dyes Baually celebrated 0ouralds Hsdi
Gated s. sp ssrng PIN Pies freokle sscwnsss Chaps
VIZ seSv Hauid 70 sss Lily White and Har Gioss
a WsIhsr street. near Broadway.
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"GoOd God Who Cut on their Tailsl"
exclaimed Horace Gressy when he Barnuns deer at
the same Ignorance that attributes wonderful
OF the Nervous Antdote TO spiritual Interpolation.
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may be cured Immediately by the of Bgslows Atera
tive For sale by George Blocker Iropriesor No. 9
At Guon Of the Bowery and Grand street, and By
Harsh n Northrop, $50 Greenwich street.
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Excelsior !-Beebe d Co., I56 Broadway.-
The fall fashion for gentlemen by Bee
be " Co., on Saturday last, l4tb inst.