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tomary sajutes and rapid inspections aud white tho
rsrimenta bands enlivensd tho scene with the best mill
tary music in the world the troops began operations
The Emperor dressed ~ usual in generals uniform
aud the Sultan in bis invarable dark green double
breasted. were on horseback and accompanied by an
extraordinarily brilliant staff were hher and thihsT,
closely watching each manoeuyre
Naturally enough there were many spectators. military
men, OF every class, diplomatic, strangers passing
through and whose Jealous Wallets dc place prontsd ~
the occasion. LADIES' and mixed rabbe Carriages weFe
in abundance, horses, omnbuses, river steamers ana
village carts. each bringing their complement, added 70
the beauty Of naturally pretty scene, greatly
by the presence Of the crack troops selected TOT tue
days work. and whose white tents and we'll laid camps
appeared picturesque beyond description on the coder
OF the broad Danube and 1t the foot Of The monastery
clad kosterneuberg.
No sooner tho bridge laid than the troops headed
By their band crossed and hating the opposite bank
for fifteen minutes returned, while the soveregns re-
traced their steps TO Vienna by OF the fifteen or
sixteen carriages which had brough. them there.
Their departure was q signal for general breaking
up Pedestrians. carriage folk, " riders and river ex
cursi0nists all betook themselves whence they
the camp was laid low, the bridge adrf the troops
marched on and the scene from Of lively interest,
returned 70 Its normal state OF pretty but iaspd
QuiIty.
Tomorrow Wednesday the Sultan goes to Pssth by
steamer: three vessels engaged for himself and
SUITE Tho reception in tho twin cities will rival in
spieudor the dongs OF tue coronation Your corrsspon
dent has received permission 70 accompany the party
and will write from Pesth the Of tas Sui
tan 3 doings il mat city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tm LosroS MoSEr MARKxr.-LoSpoS, August Is
Evening" --Consols closed at 94x for money American
securities closed at the following rates States
nvetwcniy bonds 73i Illinois Central Railroad shares
as: Erie Railway shares, 45Is; Atlantic and Great Vest
ern consolidated bonds, 2l1s.
TuE BANK ENGLAND RyruRy.-LosDoN, August Is
Evening weekly returns OF the Bank or England
chow that the amount Of specie In its vaults has in
creased f235, 900 since the last report
FHr CONTINENTAL BorRsES-fRANKtoRT, August 10
Evening-Uusd States bonds closed ~ TX for the
Issue OF 1852
LwERrooL Corrox MARkEr-ILvERrooI. August 10
Evening The cotton market closed strong al an adj
Sutecnzcd closing quotations: = Kidding upands
S0Id mdding Orleans, 1l1sd. The sales Of the day
foot up 10 600 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFrs MARxgr -IIvERroor. August
H5-nvennsIhe market for breadstuifs closed dull At
aechno OF Jd on corn, which makes total falling on
SSs 3D. wheat steady at l3s sd. tor white California
BARLEY, oats and peas unchanged
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. -IryErpoor. August
45-Evcung. The provisions market shows no change.
Beef closed at 1865. Cd and pork 75s Cd per Dbl
cheese, 6ls Cd. for American; bacon and lard un.
changed.
: LvERroot PRoprcR MArKEr.--Llvyproor. Aurust Is
Evening Spirits turpentne Is Is lower and closed
pat 32s. 81. Petroleumsphiis SID and rcAned Ia al
Rosn-Common Is 3D. middling l3s Tallow l4s Cd
Reversed Ais.
Sugn-No. IL d. = Eos Cd. Iron--53s per ton for
Scotch Pig. Lnsecd cakes have advanced ga. ana
closed go &c. per ton for thin oblong othsr articles
VTHn Woor TpAnE Avp RArrs.-Loupov Ausust rs =
The quarterly foreign and colonial wool ssies com
mssoed to-day The market opened 1t about the same
vgicss a. ruled 1t the conclusion Of the last sale
: M IS29leyy xssxsIssAsTwSgS AHsyp 1kvEyW.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 The aeRAlu.

The Lost Eod NOT vet F0and-kOsGh Weatheo
Enconntered-A Hurricane Feared. aud the
Marvin Rams into Porf-D1r. Webb, sise In.
gineer, Declines Laying she Shore Lao as
Preseut-1iuch ENcitement in Havana nc
the Faiisre-SeuOr Arantave Longer COa.
uected with the Telegraph.
KxY wssr, August IL, 4.
Via PusrA Rosa and LAKE CrrY August IT, 1857
The Nsrva while graphing for the cable ON the stA
and 9Th, encountered gales that she could
nothing On toe 10th and Ith Gulf WAS quite rough
and no grapplings made. The barometer indi-
Gated an early change. and the pilot who was familiar
with the weather at this season. predicted hurricsno
The Narva accordingly ran into port here on Sunday,
and will 60 out Tomorrow IL the weather is fair
The President endeavorod to induce M webb In tie
meantime TO lay the land shore cable connecting thts
point with PuntA Rosa. the equiaoctas doss
not materially affect the inside tho rssfs5
but Mr. Webb declined doing Wore this done the
telegraph company would sssd fast despatch boats
connect Key West with Havana until the Cable 10
found as hurricane may carry away tue baogs
and tho cabis may uever be found.
Havana letter OF yesterday says the failure Of chs
enterprise created much excitement aud called forth
much censuro Of the management.
ssaor Araatave. Inspector Of Telsgraphs who. Il 10
known, ia liberal his views to suit certain sl1
toses, IL no longer connected With the telegraph.
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THE SULTAM'S TOUR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

The Ruler Of the Turks In Vienna Feeling
OF the rcopie-His Majesty Lodged In the
Rooms OF the Bonnpurtcs mt Schonbrnnn-
Reception by the People md Courf-Sharp
Practice on PerseverinG SiGhtseers-Frnncis
Joseph's Prescncc-The Imperial Greeting
The Pope's Nuncio and the Sultan-The
Court Programme.
VIENNA, July 81, 1867
The Sultan and his receptions. dongs, travels and
adventures begin to pail almost as much on the
American thoy do on the European public but as he
is the lion here now bis IL on every veuneso
lips and as his advent has caused some considerable
inconvcnience anxiety and bother IN sola,e my
share with iniictng trhe Of 1t on Others Perhaps
the greatest wonder caused by bis visit little pre-:
paration made to receive him, speaking comparatively
with the receptions he with in Paris and London
and the turmoil which his approach has already created
in Pestb However he here last quietly at rest in
NapoIeon's old bedroom in schonbrunn, afterwards
occupied until death by his young son, the King Of
Rome
SO little was known 10 Vienna OF the time or Abdul
Azzs arrival that all yesterday afternoon and during
the evening until nine o'clock past the streets lead.
ing to the West Railroad depot were crowded with ex-
pectan signtseers the station itself overwhelmed by
mighty crowd and the whole way from the RUG asse
to the Palace In schonbrunn tcemng with carriages full
OF people hoping to obtain sight OF the great Eastern
poten tate disappointment waited them. for he did
not arrive until this ing and that hours
later than was anticipated. Field Marshal Hansab had
been despatched by the Emperor receive the royal
parsonage at Passam frontier town ON the railroad
leading from Nuremburg to Vienna Tho selection OF
tnis omeer was remarkably appropriate, and doubt
done with Intention since be speaks Turkish admirably
and has made the study OF Eastern manners Oriental
customs and history the work Of . lifetime At Ave
o'clock this morning. made my way to the Kaiserin
Elizabeth or West Balen, the finest OF vienna's re.
nowncd and beautiful railroad depots To my asonIsh-
msnt found that nth the exception Of a couple or
dozen Turkish and another dozen of red.
white or blue ensigns fastened on the outside
OF the building attempts at decoration on the az
terror at all events had been made strong force of
police mounted aud on foot; detachment of cavalry
and regiment OF Jagers disposed about the depot
while double line Of Hungarian soldiers stationed but
. few PAGES apart reached II was believed and so the
men themselves said the Palace schonbrunn nearly
four miles or Strict exclusion Of all persons but bond
fde trsvslls made tho grounds appear rather bare
and she enforcement Of the ordinances must have been
Ruswhai dinicuu. Refused ednBsapSs " one gstss
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THE AMERICAN CONGRESS.
English View Of che Effect OF che Legislation
ON the People.


ON the People.
[phiadelpha Juiy lo) Correspondents Of London
rmeal
II Is curious fact that tho longer tho Amsrcan Con
gress in the higher rises the gold pro-
MUM. II has this week almost touched l4i This IL au
unerrng indication Of the want OF confidence our people
have in the present purposes OF Congress and unt the
session ends the country cannot DO expected 10 breathe
freely In the House one or two unsuccessful attempts
have been made pass resolutions looking TO tho taxa
lion OF United States bcnds and resolution has been
passed directing tho judiciary Committee TO inquirS
whotser the safe governments oil Delawaro Maryland
thess three States that the democrats contro, their
State governments The chief matter discussed ny
Congress however has been tao debts OF the soutaern
States contracted before the late civi began
These debts amour, TO about $780, oO0 and IN ths
course OF message to Congress on July Is.
transmitting documents relating to the South.
the President took occasion that the Southern
State governments are deposed and their entire ma
chnery placed under control OF the District Commanders
tho federal government az SUCCESSOR Of the States.
nigh. be held responsible for these State debts,
tracted for internal improvements before tho rebellion.
and in Dowise created FOR insurrectonary or revolu
tonary purposes. This gave rise to debate on July
liz in tho senate in which the republicans opposed tho
Presidents idea and declared that only broached
tor party purposes Senators Fessende1 Sumner.
Howard. Wilson, Fre:nghuy and othors all spoke IN
tbs strain and none of the democrats endorsed the
taken Of matter. though they declared that the
President did right in bringing the subject to tho stten
ton Of Congress- In the House on the nth OF July by
q strict party OF hundred eighteen, resolu-
ton was passed declaring
That the doctrine avowei BY the President Of the United
ms
debts incurred prior u the late rebellion with the
principles OF International law and deliberate stab a. the
national credit abhorrent to every sentiment Of loyalty
and well pleasing only the vanouhcd traitors their allies
and sympathzers by whose only the
OF said States were osertarown and destroyed
At a republican caucus held in Washington il has
TRANSFERRED that in the South two thousand
branches Of the secret political society known A thu
Union League are in operation and they have two hun
drod thousand white aud black members The republ.
cans making great excrtons TO control the south
voters snd their party committees at present have
least fifty white and black missionaries that
section, making speeches and distributing do;umsnta
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Tho Sanitary superintendent has Transmitted 20 the
Board the following rspor. OF the business transacted
his department:
During the past week The Sanitary Inspectors Of the cites
OF Now York and Brooklyn have inspected the following
premises, VIZ y public buildings public school hotel.
7 houses bo1ng and lodging housss. 70 prt
vato dwolpgs 2manuIac5r.es % workshops and s1res
slaughter houses packing house, tAnneries - horss
stables cow stsbls manure heaps. " pg9eries prt
market "a sunken and vacant lots. ~ yar1s courts
areas 81 cellars and basements cisterns and cess
81 streets and culverts aud CUTTERS Total sVS
In the of these inspections they dscoyeei and TO
por1ed the following causes OF complaint YIN
healthy condition Of hotel public buildings 100 tenement
houses boarding and lodging houses private dwellings,
factories workshops aud Stores ~ horse tabies
COW stables. slaughter houses. pigg srIes.
lots q yards courts and areas cellars and bssemcnt
cessp0Os Is waste and drains 70 f" ana
offensive prvies Is streets and cutters Tho follow
pors received Whole number, 5s7. positive
552 number Of reports returned for econ ~
number forwarded for orders. JOS number OF neglye "a
ports forwarded S. general reports forwarded ~ numbsr
retained for notices In BROOKLYN. l5z
The Sanitary Inspectors have also renspected building.
premises regarding which special orders under the is
clause OF the 18th section OF the Health law had previously
piled with, Is partially complied WITH being complied
with and IA compiled with.
Captain Lord commanding tbs sanitary company Of the
police SOL orden for the abatement oil
report Ilis also show 49, orders
complied with by aad - not complied with THIS
execution Of the latter has been directed BY the SANITARY
! superintendent
Major Bosworth charge of the Complaint ONCE
lib complaints received from citizens since last report ~
OF which referred medical invcstgs ocsrs
| for Investigation and report
city have reported TO this Office 81 of infectious aul
| contagious diseases OF which u were fatal
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CITY POLITICS.

Meeting Of the German Democratic Union
General Committee-The German Voters
Warned Against the Insidious WIies or
Fernando Wood.
The Germans, appears have just found out to their
disgust that Fernando Wood already the field SET
ting his traps for the mayoray. and that he endeavor
ing, as is alleged to deceive German his sup
port Consequently q meeting OF the prssdents and
delegates Of the German democratic ward organzaons
composing the German Democratic Union General Com.
mittee, Of which Coroner schirmer chsrman met at
the Germania Assembly Rooms last night, to take
measures 10 oppose and defeat the schemes Of
Fernando Wood, this being the first meeting
OF tho organization since April. After the read
ing Of the minutes OF the previous meeting
Mr.. MAscHowsKI arose and pressed immediate action
70 the movement recently naugurated by tho
Fernando Wood combination 10 secure his nomination
Tor the mayoralty, stating that demsgogues At
work TO deude German voters into his support by
various pretsxts and representations He urged that
stringent measures 70 put an end 70 this agitation
among tho Germans DO taken, and proposed that a csl
be issued forthwith, declaring that there other
central organization Of the German democracy 10 exist
ence IN this city taan this General Committee, and
warning the German voters against the inlriguss and
Vaccinations recently commenced by certain compna-
tons in reference 10 the msyoraIty. Further tbs,
contteo OF I'VE he appointed 10 carry out the sboys
After some discussion during which the Fernando
Wood scheme thoroughly ventilated the above sug
gsstion was adopted, and committee appointed CON-
posed OF Messrs schroeder, Gebmanp Rsinarh, Peter
son and .Naschowski.
On motion Of Mr. PsrxRsoS resolution was adopted
that the delegates from the different wards be directed
TO call meetings their respective wards To inform the
German votsrs OF the character OF the political move
ment referred to- and 10 take such a. may BE-
Necessary TO secure the unity sad hsrmony Of the %.
Other resolutions detailing esglesp mee1yr1s vsvs 70.
ferred 70 special oeouiH1A 01UnHR - Qlt$pU,
0en ~ AAoA >,
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FGSlAN PICNIC AND FREE FIGHT.


CHICAGO, August Is. 1869.
O'Clock. T. III. !
The snnla Feuisn picnic occurred to-day At Hsass
Park IN the town Of Harlem, about six miles from thd
city All tho military organizations attendance.
and civilians TO tho number Of ave thousand the
ground. General Spear. OF Limestone Ridge fams.
present., snd made Q brief speech II
ths soldiers II had been intended to have
several speeches, but, unfortunately for tho
speakers, early IN tbs day was resolved
to celebrate Donnybrook Fair fight occurred bofors
tho Fonlaus had been long tho ground and this was
tho signal for the melse Rows and lights now the
order tn day Civilians fought and soldiers arresteA
them soldiers fought ana civilians arrested them; and
before the close Of tho day black eyes and bloody faces
were tho rule During OF the melees a man named
John Leonard probably fatally stabbed ia the neck
by VIM. Burns The latter under arres. During
General Spears speech in the morning tho toniana
formed hollow square about the platform, into WHICH
unruly civilians were brought but az the hollow square
shortly after got into light there speak
iug and tbs day was pleasantly devoted to Douny-
brook
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THE NATIONAL GyAHO.
Commission TO Examine tho state NIiiitar

Commission TO Examine tho state Military
Regulations.
In accordance with Special Orders No. 2s0 just issued
from The Adutant Generals ooe at Albany the follow
ing officers have been appointed commission to exam
inc the General Regulations OF the State Of New YORK;
and will recommend TO the Commander in-Chisf such
aterati ons notifications and amendments "a may b
necessary conform TO recent laws and such others
oy them DO regarded rs for the good Of the ser.
Brig General George s. Batchelisr nspectoa
Cenerai; Brgader General Lloyd Aspin wall, Fourth
brigade infantry; Brigader General William g. Ward.
First brigade infantry Colonel Emmons Clark Mt
regiment infantry: Colonel James Jourdan. Theenth
regiment infantry. No time 10 yet dxed for the
bling OF the board but IL will undoubtedly
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EUR UPE:
s~>>>~~A>~~~~~>>~~~~~
or the Cable to August l5----
Midnight.
Tho Reform Bill Signed by
Queen Victoria.
10 Sultan Of Turkey Pronounces for "Pro.
grass and Reform
~~~.~~~~~N~~~>~~~~o~~~~
&ereign Intervention Not Admitted
in Gambia.
Qhs American Holy Land Excursionists
st esq.,
in Quarantine.
R&lss for the Control Of the Catholic
Church in Russia.
BRITISH REFORM.

sQSeen Victoria Signs the Derby. Disraeii Bill.
LONDON August 15-Mdnisht.
The action OF the House OF Lords last Tuesday night,
In rsceding from its amendments to the Reform bill.
plaosd both Houses of Parliament complete accord
Ahat grsa The bill has finally passed the Par
aamsn and having received the assent OF her Majesty
she Queen is now tho law of the land.
u First Concession to the EnfrancIiised
Masses.
In the House Of Commons tonight the Regulation OF
She Parks b;l a measure intended to prevent public
meetings in the royal parks Withdrawn by the gov
ernmsn..
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MINISTER BANCROFT.

Preparing 10 Present His Credentials to the
Prussian King.
BERLIN, August Is, 1867.
The Minister OF the United States the Court OF
Berlin. Mr. George Bancroft, though no has not yet
presented his credentials to the King OF Prussia who is
at present in Ems, has had informal interview with
shs Prime Minister, Count Won Bismarck, at which the
conversation was Of the most cordial character.
Next week Mr.. Bancroft will have bis nrsi audience
with his Majesty the King. when he viii present his
credentials as the Ambassador OF tho American re-
public
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TURKISH REFORM.

Qhs Sultan Announces Himself n Man of
Progress.
CoNsrAxTyorLs, August Is, 1857.
His Imperial Majesty the Sultan, his return to Con-
Gantincp. received An address from the Grand yzsr,
whom he left in charge Of the government during his
absence
his journey to Western Europe says that, tho
result OF his observations no s prompted to naugurate
an Of progress for tho Ottoman empire and he
promises TO submit q of Of reform for
che bsnedt OF his subjects.
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the WAR IN GAMBIA.

Turkey WIN Not Admit Intervention.
PARIS, August Is, 1867
Dispatches from Consantinople state that the Turkish
government. after giving due consideration to the
Elective motto of the European Powers has the
conclusion that cannot admit the intervention OF other
governments the affair OF tho Island of Canda and
xstuses to consent to the joint inquiry proposed.
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the HOLY LAND ExcURSIoNIsTS.
The Quaker City I'm Quarantine.

The Quaker City in Quarantine.
FLORENCE August Is, 1857.
The American steamship Quaker City, Captain Dun
Can, with large number OF excursionssts from the
United States board, has arrived at Naples, whore
uhs has boon placed in quarantine
Tho Quaker City her way to the Holy Land,
and her detention much indignation among the
passeag gers.
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{ N G | A N D

Tho Overcnd and Gurney Bankruptcy.
LoSpos, August Is, 1867.
The House OF Lords have decided the appeal in the
Bankruptcy case OF ovcrend, Quincy & Co., which was
brought before thom, in favor OF the liquidater.
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@ E r N A N Y.

Gking William Of Prussia and Francis Joseph
to Meet.
BERLIN August Is. 1857.
meeting being planned to take place between the
King OF Prussia and the Emperor OF Austria.
The Frankfort Cathedral Destroyed by Fire.
FRASKfoEr, August Is, 1887.
Last night disastrous fire broke out in the Dom
kirche, Roman Catholic Cathedral, Of this CITY, a
structure OF great antiquity dating from the A. D..
z4l5. and famous for its architectural beauty and his
1orc associations All the elaborate decorations of tho
anterior destroyed, and The walls, roof and
were badly injured that it will probably be necessary
% take the whole building down.
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FATAL HORSE CAR ACCIDENT IN NEW HAves.

NEw HAvxr, August IS 1851
lad twelve years OF age, the OF laborcr remsl
Christopher Ennis. was run over and instantly killed
this morning by . horse car
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THE R0UMANIA.

A Cabinet Crisis In bucharest.
BucHAREsT, August Is, 1857.
All the members Of the Danubian Cabinet have ten.
asred their designations Prince Charles Hohenz
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Prospects of the Harvest.

LONDON, August 15-Noon.
Since the last despatch have been visited with
copieus showers OF rain. At this hour rain Is falling
throughout England.
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nTariue InteIIigencs.

FALxoUra August 15.-The steamship Aragc, Captain
Gadsdsn which left New York thu I'd inst arrived
here to-day her way Havre The Arago picked up
ct sea the OF the ship Gar OF Grsenock which had
been abandoned. and landed them at Falmouth.
Captain Fauzen which left New York the I'd OF Au-
gust arrived this port to-day and after landing her
English passengers and freight sailed for Hamburg.
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IMPRISONMENT Of A sANlsHeu NEGRO.

AUGUSTA August Is, 1857.
Charles A. Johnson colored man, who was bsnishsl
from Mobile by Mayor Horton. has been imprisoned Il
Montgomery for alleged offence OF selling papers
ridiculing Horton.
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SEIZURE Of A osralsM IN MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, August Is, 1881.
The distllery Of Jacob Nunnemaker and the refinery
Of G. w. Winner Co. were seized yesterday for franda-
liant reyenua raturns
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ing--rhs petroleum market il quiet Rshasd asf Per
barrel.
LONDON, August l5-2 r. MAJ Antwerp there are no
markets. the day being observed a. holiday.