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Winter. Arrangement..Dec, I'd.
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE.
WESTWARD RAeTwARp.
CONNECTIONs-.Westward,

ECTIONS--Westward
The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
ue.ts at MANUNKA CHUNK with lhe train ieav-
ing Philadelphia (KensingtoD Depot) at sO = n
and at GREAT BEND with the through Mail Tram
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping car attached,
stopping all the principal stations on that road
apd arriving at Buffalo ut 6 Is q, m.
The PAssenge, train from Scranton connects at
Great Bend with through trains going west aud east
ON Erie Railway, arrivin at Buffalo at l.PS .. M,
a III at Salamanca at IL m.
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN frou Great Bend con-
meets th re with the Cincinnati Express the Erie
Railway from the West at Manunka Chu K with
q train for Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
arriving in Phiadelphis at o 30 p. m and at New
Hampton with train for Ejston. Bethlehem, Al
lentown, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at Har-
risburg at $50 p. IN. T. L gt ( s I
At SCRANTON, connections made with
trains ON the LackawanLa and Bloomsbury Rail-
roam to and from Pittston, Kingston, Wikesbarre.
Berwick, Bloomsbury, Danville, Northumberland
Harrisburg and intermediate stations, and with
rains on the Delaware and Hudson Railroad to
and from Carbondaie and intermediate stations
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

Tmx METROPOLITAN Board or HEALrH -IxsrscToS
MoRRrsAyrA-- Yesterday afternoon Dr. Dalton and
Engineer worthen Of the Metropolitan Board OF Health,
made thorough examination Of certain portions OF the
villages OF Mott Haven and kelrose, which bad pre-
vousy reported n containing nuisances Of various
character In many cases the owners OF property, por
tons Of which were In disgusting state, had received
orders from tho Board 10 remedy the matter but dis
regarded the same ~ toto The result Of their official
investigation that the OF the local
he ath inspector were correct In every essential and
instructions given the proper person relation
70 the abatement OF the evil ~ once.
TBs CouSrr Corrr AT wHsrs PLANs.--The County
Court and Court Of Sessions resumcd is sitting at the
Court House, white Plains yesterday forenoon Judge
Robertson presiding for the purpose Of finishing the
proceedings commenced Al Bedford last week. Along
with other disposed OF that Of msp named
Patrick Mo Gee, who vas convicted charge OF hav-
ing broken into store ri Peskskill some time sinoe
He ssnts need 70 serve three in The state Prison
A large meeting % the bar subsequently, held In
relation TO the death OF tns laio Judge scrushsm In the
course Of which resolutions adopted sstIng forth
their deep regret Al the untmely death Of 20 emil
nent member Of the legal profession.
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Tae ROYAL Yncht saundron Dinner.

(C0we3 august 81 correspondence Of the London Post
The Royal Yacht Squadron Regatta dinner took place
last night the Castle the Right Honorable the Earl OF
Wilton. Commodore, in the chair The vice chair was
taken By the Marqui, OF Conyngham, Vice Commodore.
On the removal OF the cloth the noble CHAIRMAN gave
s'The Queen" followed by that OF 'srhe Prince and
Princess Of Wales" and both toasts duly honored
The CoaMoDoRE gave ''fhe Army and Navy" for
which the Earl Of CARDIGAN responded for the army and
Captain B. SEYMOUR, Flag Captain at Portsmouth, for
the navy.
The CoMxoDoax next proposed 'Sucoess to the Royal
Yacht Squadron" and IN doing 30 said that the CLUB
before Numerous nor had there ever been
better entries. He Congratulated them on the large
number yachts that had been introduced into
ing among their members OF the most Intelligent
engineers Of the country
tho toast was enthusiastically responded TO.
Captain B. SEYMOUR, In eulogtsc terms proposed toe
health Of the Earl OF Wilton, Commodore OF the Royal
Yacht Squadron.
The Earl Of CARDIGAN supported the proposition, and
spoke Of tho efficient services the noble Earl had rem
derod the interests OF the Royat Yacht Squadron
The COMMODORE briefly responded TO the toast.
Wellington. proposed the heaish q the "vics Comma
dore. the Marquis Of Conygham" which was noas
enthusiastically received.
The Marquis Of CoNyNaHAM returned thanks.
The COMMODORE proposed sThe other Royal Yacht
Clubs OF the Kingdom" and the toast was respectively
responded by the Earl OF Cardigan, Commodore OF
the Royal Southern Yacht Club, and Captain Theuson
Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club.
The CoxMoDoRn proposed the time honored toast Of
"Success 70 Fox Hunting /" which was responded to
very droli speech BY Mr.. Delane Radcliffe who In con-
ouson proposed, s'Ihe Health Of the Ladies'"
Some minor toasts followed and very pleasant even
ng was spent
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Aline thus winning her second QIosns and beat
Ing Psntomme by minute 30 seconds, Egera by minute
IS seconds Intrepid by minutes ii seconds and Geert
by minutes So seconda The Egeria, who was we'll
saiied may Justly attribute her defeat due mishap
experienced In the heavy squat OF tho Norman. Al the
time every credit 10 due the Ane for this really
nne performance.
wfpSxspsr.--Tbi day was appointed for the club
prize Of fl00 cutter match. TO vessels belonging
70 any royal yacht club OF not less than 80 or exceeding
100 tons 20 DO divided follows--Frst vessel to
ceive go, second go third c10 Royal Yacht squad.
ron scale 10 time Queens Course; Thames measure
meut The following entered and started being lne
feet hoised racing flags all beng well known
prize winners. The weather, as on tho previous day
looked wild and squaIly, rain commencing about nine
o'clock. continuing without cessation until noon, and
throughout tho rest OF the day heavy squalls OF wind
and rain prevailing, but with occasional gleams Of
shine the being decidedly at premium; in fact
the her must be thoroughly dsheartsping to those
who make harvest during the regatta week-not that
many have any sympathy for the Of harpes ufest
lng Cowes The vessels were lowed their stations -
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DssHxR REoRr.-Ansoaio Montenegro the Spa n
lard VINO arrested . fsw days ago os . charge Of
attempting 10 pass forged check on the>Aarket Ma
tiona Bank for Oo0 yesterday morning arragnsd
grancy that ns the only complaint that could be
made against him. owing to the want Of direct evidence
Mat sn sn mad. S. a
the granted Montenegro pass Tor the health
ful public institutions on Blaokwes Island where he
will reside for the space Of sig calendar months.
ALLEGED ARsoS.-Four young men, members OF .
social club, tho meeting room OF which organization
would be located a No. o2a Sixth avenue found
themselves In rather an unpleasant predicament
Lately. h'{ a.. csS R re-
puied proprietor OF the ssablshmsnt alleged 70 have
been set FIRE; W. II. Lindsay, John Norris and W. H.
From the facts adduced the sworn testimony Of the
parties II Is shown that the four mU were holding
meeting or discussion In relation TO club matters II 10
presumed in the establishment question: and that on
leaving the promises between eleven and twelve CLOCK
o.
the PLATFORM the window, and In close proximity
to the meter Reilly wa; arrested next day oy order
has boon foul play going on Al the timo OF bis
said no had in his possession several bills for
collection his policies OF insurance and the minute
book OF the social club. Justice Ledwth decided on
holding him for further examination and discharged the
other three.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE on THE HARLEM ROAD prze
nghter, known % Con Fitzgerald, together with q
character known as James williams, taken
before Justice Connolly and charged with outrages
on the persons OF three girls, who may be con-
sidered sfasf,n and whose names are Emma wagner
Minnie Wilson aud Ada Williams II Is alleged that the
parties for drive, and when In the neghbor.
hood OF ll2d street the ouagcs said to have been
committed The driver also preferred charge against
Fitzgerald OF assault and battery Quito interest vas
apparently manifested Tin the prisoners by special
police Officer of the Twenty precinct he seemed
to be quite socItous about THAR welfare, and spent
considerable time In court which might have been
more probably employed in the discharge OF his duty
Justice Connolly committed Fitzgerald In default Of
al 800 bail and his companion IN default OF 81 900.
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COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION.

Tho Commissioners yesterday afternoon, President
verplsuck In the chair.
An invitation extended 10 Governor Fenton TO
visit The en- grant institutions the 5th proximo.
Tho Board resolved to suspend Mr.. Kreager from the
railroad department. for misconduct towards emgrans.
Mr. Brodsky was expelled for the same cause
A resolution was adopted asking that Mr.. Bssingsr
be requested furnish report on the condition OF tho
railroads 10 the Special COMMITTEES on Railroads.
Mr. Alfred Erbs was appointed superintendent OF tho
Labor Exchange, which ~ In progress OF erection now
on the Battery contiguous TO Castle Garden.
resolution adopted demanding the railroad
agency refund the amount OF money taken over and
above the regular charge from an emigrant.
Number Of arrived TO August H. 1857 156 SOC
Number OF emgra 81 ce August q, 1857. $3.50
ioofU0o
TO same date 10 1900 .looO0l
Balance IN bank January l. 1867. $24,072
Aggregate receipts TO August IA, 1885,. .$352,o5
Received since 20 August II, 1867, for
commutaiion Of passengers. 13sl7-3es, 500
Total toos,vf<
Disbursements - per previous account
TO August IA, 1861. 1851, 34s
No payments since
Balance 10 bank GA
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The Nisre.(slyc erlao Explosion NJ Aspinwaii-
Iupertaat judicial Decision and Heavy
Damages Assessed-The Arguments and
Order. r,r...,., .,rr., ., ,as,
The important suit Of the West India and Pacihc
Sxsamship Company vs. williams and Guion, Just tried
In the Liverpool Court OF Assizss, has resulted In
iudruent for The PLAINTIFF with damages assessed at
El3o, 900 sterling.
The suit grew out Of the nitro gycerins explosion at
Aspinwai New Granada. on The Sd Of April 1856. oy
which the steamship European, belonging 70 the plain
hlns was nearly destroyed while lying 81 her wharf 10
bhs above named port
The EXPLOSION also resulted in the loss Of sixty lives
Including those Of the captain and other officers Of the
steamer The steamship Caribbean, Of the same line.
being In port ct the time, also sustained serious
damages
The sA,p was valued at from f3e,00 10 sto ooo Her
cargo was insured for about ESQ ooo The damage 10
the Caribbean was estimated at nearly f1o, 900.
The owners Of several buildings on shore, which we're
dsmoshsd put IN their claims for dana ges 70 consd
cradle amount additional
Tho uudsrwritsrs declined 70 make good the losses
end threw the responsibility upon the owners OF the
European upon the ground tina. they were cupsole IN
carrying explosive material on their ship and below
deck
The plsIut,s In turn brought suit against Williams
and Galon the shippers OF the nitro gycerine claim
ing that they were guilty OF deception in shipping the
article under the name Of "glouvin oil' 10 substance
unknown 10 chemists to commerce), aud thus In.
polvsd the plaintiffs their great and liabilities.
The defendants replied that they had acted In the
matter only - "forwardsrs;" that the explosive ma
serial came 10 them from.a Hamburg house, with in
structons 70 forward TO Bsndman, NsIlson Co., So o
Jranosco via plansas' lins that they themselves
deceived BY The descriptive title OF souvn oil the
manifest and had knowledge nor suspicion Of the
usnssrous character OF the ffehi which thus passed
Through their hands the usual course Of their bus-
mesa
The judgment rendered Is undersscod 10 definitely
sss the fac, that the PLAINTIFF are entitled 70 damages
and tia, they cannot recover their losses from The
underwriters; but the question whether the defendants
ere ultimately liable or whether the psin, must look
70 the original shippers Hamburg, the orsinaors Of
che ftasd, goes higher tribunal for argument aud
dsoson.
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Tho morning delight ally ine, with fresh whole
sail breeze from the W. and tho vessels were again
got away punctusy AZ O'Clock, Phryne slipping on
with good lead Vanguard being to Toward aud losing
considerably in getting away. Fiona in running down
took the eSd passing the Warner and returning through
Cowes Roads IN the samo position, Vanguard second,
MenN third. Dione fourth, Hirondelle nth, Vindex
sixth, Sphinx seventh, Phryne eighth, Vanguard going
well and likely to carry off the prize.
At conclusion Of tho the Fiona declared
and Done third prize Of Els they had rafting breeze
ali day,
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ANOTHER TENNESSEE aAAaVAD IN couaT.

NAsnvIr1s, Tenn, August ~, 1887.
K W. Cole, who claims 10 bs the President Of tae
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad having been eieote4
by the excluded stockholders and those voting agans
tho Burns directory has applied 70 Judge OF tne
Circuit court OF Davidson county, Tor u mandamus "a
give him possession Of the road and the stock Judge
Brysn viii hsar the case at the regular term o. Ne
court next month"; and Whatever his decision may DO
the matter cass win 60 before the Supreme Court
next December. .la ...a...
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eUk VI FEs
saa -s t.its. >>>>~o>o..~,O-s>>>>>S r18 -
BY THE CABLE TO AUGUST q.
The British Parliament ProrSgued
with q Peaceful speech.
NRpOleOn's Councils at SalZ-
burg and Paris.
GaribaIdi's Revolution Suspended and
Prim's Revolution Suppressed.
tHE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

S'rsrssatloa Of tho Sessiou-Quecn victorta's
.Spooch and Hopes of Pcacc-Fentnnissn,
Canada and tho American Postal Treaty.
~ ,i.,.r 80 LONDON, August Fl, 1857.
TIE imperial Parliament was prorogusd to-day.
The Queen not present, but the speech from the
throne ives read by royal commission.
Tho Queen declares that there longer any ground
for apprehension Of war in Europe.
The reasonable conspiracy in Ireland has proved
futile and the attempt revolt has been suppressed
almost without bloodshed BY the valor OF the troops,
The vgllancs and activity OF tho police and the general
loyalty OF tho people. The law has been vindica.ed
without the sacrifice or human lilo.
,The speech refcrs with satisfaction to the postal
treaty made BY her Maestys government with the
United Statss OF America aud in conclusion conyratu-
1atss the Parliament and the country the completion
Of the Canadian union the passage Of the Reform bill
and the adoption of other beneficial to the
United Kingdom
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or the HERALD

More Trouble 70 tho Party on the Quaker
7 City--rar;led By Fanigatisn mt Naples.
NAPLES August 2 1857.
The American excuIsIonists on board the steamship
Quaker City worried enough at Lcghorn by tho vigil
liant surveillance OF governmeat officials who took them
for Gsribadian conspiraors and nov they have bcen
gobbied up by the authores hcre aud Guaranteed on
aonely Island Ia tie harbor. and undergoing pura
cation sunocatlon and fumgatcn through The medium
Of q combination OF miraculous snks and stenches
such as only Italian ingenuity could con.rve.
n they have picked up cholera a. Civta Veccha
they might survive it easily enough with little care.
but whether thov undergo Italian publication and
1.-Two 10 another nattor They viii DO Kept ia quarantine
four or Two days
This bad enough; but thore b excuss Tor tho
refinement OF cruelty which permits profanity thore
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FINANCIAL AND coMMtaclal.

TIM LosDos Mosr MAaxn.-LosDos. August al
Evening Consols closed at "a 7-l6 for money. Aner
securities closed a. the following rates United
States hyetwsnty bonds, 7sH Illinois Central Railway
shares, 15ts Ers Railway shares. 46zs Atlantic and
Great Western Consolidated bonds, FL.
THK CONTINENTAL BouRsxs.-FRAskFoRf. August a.
Evening States bonds were quoted at TX for
the issue Of 1862
The LyERrooL Corpos MARKET. -LrvsRpoor, August
III ~Eyenng. Tho cotton market closed quiet and
sssov at the following authorized quotations Mid
ding ulands, 10id middns Orleans, lid. The sales
Of the day loot up 10. 900 bales ,, ~
LIvrRPooL enxApsIvrrs MAsksr. 1LIvrRrooL, August
a lid. Peas, 4x&> Flour. 3As.
LvsRpool PRovlsi6ss MAsxsr: -LlvEseool. August
9l-Evening Cheese 6oS Bsef 1895. Lard, SIS. 3D.
Pork 75s Cd. Bacon. ass o.
IIyxarooL PaoDUcE MARkef--LIyEsroor, August 2l-
Eyening. -Rosin. common, Is Cd, sud middng. lss.
Taliow, AS 3D. Ashes. 3is. Petroleum, spirits, I'd.
and refined, Ia I'd. Clover seed, 4ls.
LONDON MARKers-IoSDoN August 2l-Evonng -
Sugar dull at ass Cd Iron, SIS Wfaie OIL Gao. Sperm
oil, els Lnseed OIL ESQ los. Luseed cakes. fl0 S.
Linseed 65s. 3d. for crude
Tas PsrRoLsuM MaRKEr-ANrweRr. August 2I-Even-
ing Porto quoted at the Gloss OF ths market
al As francs.
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THE sALlByRc CONGRESS.

Hopes of Peace from the Imperial Meeting
Other Royal Councils In Prospect.
t.tf can 9ff 81. a. PARIS, August II, 1867.
The semi.onicia press OF this city declare that the
conference OF tho Emperors at sazburg long
term OF peaoe for Europe f.tt
Another gathering Of European sovereigns is expected
TO take place here. trr
sI Ia reported that their Maesties Queen Victoria Of
England and tho Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
Wi. NEE. tho Emperor Napoleon at Paris in October
.usxi.
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NEWS raum SAN FRANCISCO.

Sax Francesca, August q, 1857.
Uuisd States District Attorney Lake has commenced
anti against the owners Of the schooner Sarah, TO re-
cover S8l 500 bond given for the expectation OF cargo
10 The AMOR river which, alleged, was Illegally
md sscreted within The limits Of the State
The exports Of California wheat are Increasing Thirty.
four vessels loading for foreign ports, mostly
ma
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MURDER IN sAllArIN, TENN.

NAsHvfILn, August ~, 1897
The cabin Of negro named Franklin, At Gaiasins was
entered this morning just before day. and iranklp
rurdered His son also shot, bus made HE escape
Win had wound IN the thigh. Franklin vas c0Achrnan
To- Mr. FRANKLIN, OF 0ailatIn The murdsrsys are an.
< nown but are supposed TO be negroes
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THE TEA TRADE.

Active business In the Now Crop In China.
Lospos, August a, 1867.
Advises have bsss received here from shanehae which
state that the crop Of 10 coming very rapidly
sad that active sales are being made Of Is.
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Runaway Or 4 PAN Or CARRIAGE Hoasfs-oE PERSON

coscoxp. NJ r., Augux 81, 1881
Near Merideth village 70 day pair OF horses with
Garbage containing J. Hswes and family, OF Boston,
ran srsv Mr. Hewes and wife jumped Out receiving
ssht bruises The mother Of Mrs. Hswss and one
chd, were badly hurt and the nurse. Asnis Conneus
- Killed.
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TINE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

Tts CatalOulan ReveIufion Suppressed.
ars t LONDON, August Fl. 1897
tits to-day reported from Madrid that the revolt in
Oataeuia has failed and that The authority OF her
Majsssys govsrnnsnt is mpldy being rssstsbishsA IN
tAs insurrsotieaary distriots. 3 r
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A MAN. TWO WOMEN AND A CHILD DROWNED.

CHICAGO, August q, 1857.
AMI Bsadles, his wife and sister and child Of the
latter were drowned n the Pecatons river near Rock
ford on Saturday last II appears that the child went
into the water and 20, beyond ts DEPTH and the others
pershsd in the attempt 10 rescue H.
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TURKISH REFORM.

A New Imperiai Council, Not Exclusive.
.tf LONDON August 81, 1867.
despatch from Constantnope states that the sultan
has resolved 10 form anew council composed in equal
uumbes Of Greek and Turkish members. ~.
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the GERMAN FESTIVAL At BALTIMORE.

BALrIuosx August 81, 1857
The schuetzenfest festival has been numerousy at
tended to-day Prize shooting, bowling tight rope walk
Inc, music. dancing and other amusemenw were ID
order 10 Q late hour.
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NEWS Fsom FORTRESS monroe.
Arrival Of FLINT. the Alleged Absc ondins Nr.vy
Yard Clerk. Under Arrest.
nj

FohrRKss HoNRoR, August "a 1907.
C. C Flint formerly clerk At the Gospors Nsvy Yard,
end proprietor OF the Od Dominion newspaper at Nor
folk who absconded . year ago and ~shs 70 England,
having o. 10 alleged committed rrsuas 70 the amount OF
$4,000 arrived ~ Norfolk to.iay 70 DO tried, having
been arrested In New Orlsana Tho Exchange National
Bank wss Of The priuaDal suzefev
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Bosros, August Il, 1867.
Randall Osborne aged sixty years highly respected
rs-dsn M Of South Dsnvers, was VIVID this morning by
train on the salon and Lowell fS'iroes
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Pantomimc thus winning the 100 guinea prize. with
out timo allowance due to her from Egera and Geert,
and proving herself on this occasion tine powerful
vessel
cutters 10 sy roya yacht cub Of 80 and not
exceeding 100 tons, Queens course, r. Y. s. scale,
competed the as IN the r. Y 9. wednesday.
he Following he ~