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I,y the steamship Persia at this port have the
follow ing additional mail details of cable dispatches
70 July IL
Tho ars steps in the great trial OF the Tichborne
baroaetcy taken In Vice Chancellor woods
court. London. Tho Attorney General tendsred III
plaintiff Sir Roger Charles Doughty richborns for ii.
animation. but after discussion the case was post
poned for three weeks We
On eyory fine day the Princess OF Wales taxes sxsr.
else in the garden Of Marlborough House. 10 her chsif or
Carriage. s.s,ssss. =.
lord Derby Is sam an nvahd The cause Of hs dds
position Is known to have been fall in his dress@g
room Being absorbed with some matter Of bus,h6y6
that engaged his thoughts, without looking round be
stepped backwards 10 sl down where settes had uiu-
ally stood, but which he unaware had been removed
h fol- heavily 70 the ground ana received a shock
which, to younger man or 70 o. stronger Frame
would have msttsrsd little. but the effects Of which the
Earl is understood TO have felt severely
The accounts Of the state OF the crops in France are
not unanimously satisfactory as they fortnghs
beo tue sailing OF the mails. Ttis however impos.
sbic 10 form 40 accurate estimate TO tho nns result
and the satisfactory reports still outwsshed Vie uumss.
factory.
Whom Ia Paris the suiian OF Turkey visited the Inva-
ies and repaired n the tomb Of Napoleon the
First. He subsequently passed 10 review the invaded
soldiers drawn up in line under the galleries snrround
Ing the Court Of Honor
The Nicholas Railway Of Russia has been sold by the
government TO private company for sooooo,ooo
francs to be paid In three years.
The English government was taking precautions
against any outbreak Of cholera. supplement to the
Gsss's was published In London, containing various
Orders 10 Council a. to quarantine, and the arrange
mens which are to be msdc BY psrochial authorities
where any ousbseak Of cholera may take place The
orders are somprshsnsivs and sppss 70 have been well
considered.
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Ma riue IuteIIigeuce.

QUEENSTOWN, July 25.-The Inman steamship City OF
London. Captain Brooks which left New York tho
1sh instant has arrived al this port her way 10 Law
erpoo
The steamship Baltic reported by the cable yesterday
~ having arrived from New York at Southampton,
July "a, arrived at Bremen June So to leave Bre.
her return July ID and southampton the 18th
instant--Ep HERALD.
fAvssPoot, July 25.-rie steamship Manhattan, Cap
tam Williams, which sailed from New York the 18th
OF july. has arrived out
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GREAT BRiTAIM.

An American Gun Against Iron Naval Arnor.
LONDON July %, 1857
BY tho orders OF the British Office trial of the
American fttesn-inch Rodman gun was had to-day in
presence OF number OF naval and military officers and
experts II proved by the tests to which the gun
submitted that iron steel armor yet invented
is capable Of resisting its shot.
Mr.. Phi!imorc has been named for Judge OF the Ad-
miralty Court,
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J, Eu R c?.E.
BY THE CABLE TO JULY Is.
The French Budget Voted and
the Legislature Adjourned.
Tho Bank Of England Rate at
Two Per Cent.
~-~~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~o~~--~
Austrian Sketch Of Maximilian's Life
and Services.
Ireland Its Political Condition and
Cure.
Tho Bank Of England Rate at
Two Per Cent.
Ireland---1ts Political Condition and
Cure.


The budget Approvcd-The Legislative SEES
.ft sion Ended.
PARIS July rs. 1867
The Corps Legis'auf yesterday passed all the pro-
visions in the Budget for extraordinary expenditures
BY this action the only scctious Of the Budget which
had not previously been agreed to- disposed Of and
the other general business of the having been
completed, the Corps Legislatif adjourned.
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R U s STA

War News From Central Asia.
ST. PErEnwuRG July 26 1867.
Advices from Central Asia have besn received here,
which report that the Hhan Of Bokhara has obtained
from the commander of the Russian forces agree.
meat for temporary suspension of hostilities 2
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prompted him 10 commit ne oct unknove. Tho bSdS
removed TO the Aorgus.
DIED suDbssLY. Wednesday evening man Nifty
I've years OF age. named Dominick Rolof taken
suddenly I'll while engaged In shovelIing coal the cet
lar OF house No. West Forty second street. aud expired
In few afterwards Deceased lived at No. 6sl
West Forty second street. whittier the remains
carried, and Coroner Gamble notified TO hold an h.
quest
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street Row In Kerry.
DUBLIN, July rs, 1867.
While the police were conducting squad OF Feniaus
through the principal streets Of aIee the bysanders
loudly cheered the prisoners and increasing In numbers
TO mob finally attacked tho escort with stones.
No determined attempt, howev". ~ss made to rescue
the prisoners and they safely deposited in the
town jail
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mAraleIpR At cHILLleorHE, ONO.
SPECIAL rtlssaAm 70 TIVE HERALD.

10 O'Clock y N =
shock ing case Of matricids occurred day before
tsrday At Chicoths, Ohio young man, named dun
TER WAS standing in 'front.' Of saloon with sever a COM
psnions all very drunk, whom uners moshe came to
the party and mpored her son 10 accompany hsr home
su ddsny bs seemed seized win frenzy zbsd into the
rroup the fatal mixis struck his mhsr on the TEN.
pie she sank % the earth and 'lied In ten minutes
Hpntar and his coinpanions we're I'll arrested,
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THE WAR IN GAMBIA.

Omar Pas;sn Reports the Termination Of the
Conflict.
LONDON, July IS, 1867.
Omar Pass reports that the military forces under his
command have succeeded 10 suppressng the insurrec
ton in Gambia, and that the in that island is
ended.
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stsinway M sons, TIrivmg! ;;rov
STFINWAY aONa

beg @ announce most positively that they have boeH
THE FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL
FOR AMERICAN PIANOS
This medal being distinctly classified first In order OF morta
and placed At the head Of the list Of all exhibitors by the
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
This hnsi verdict Of the only The rsak
OF the awards at the Exposition places
THE sTEiNwAY PIANOS
at the head and above all others in all styles exhibited
In addition TO the above the great Societe dos Beau4
Ars Of Paris he French NATIONAL Society Of Fine Ar4
and the acknowledged highest musical authority In Eur0pey
has after careful examination aud comparison Of ah0
musical Instruments exhibited OF the Paris Rxposieoss
awarded to 80
eTEINwAY b SONS
THEIR GRAND TESTIMONIAL MEDAL
For greatest superiority and novelty Of construction 10
Pianos"
warsrooms FIRST floor OF stenway Hall, II and 70 Eass
Fourtecth street. New York
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE of TIVE ueaale.

Austrian sketch Of the Life Of the Late Arch.
dukc-His Education, Services and Travels
First Needing with CarIotta-The Mexican
Expedition and Napoleon.
VIENNA, July 9, 1857.
The following a brief history Of Mcxico's issa w..
Gated Emperor published In the Fremdsr BEag Ia ,hs
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From Mr; J. Z; DilIin gham, Dentist. H:steys
some time past the denrlfrice called s0ZODONT, hud
the best preparation have yet for hardening the gum
aud and preserving the teeth gives mouth
ceanness thereby correcting any disagreeable odogs
arising from decayed teeth which have besn unableto Oh
tain In other preparation IL elegant toilet arts10
and well worthy the encomums II has received"
Beware OF limitations
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
journal In the Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD for the present wcSe, now
ready. contains the nrst two chapters OF
'GI,AY AND GOLD"
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Tnlsry LINES OF COMMON SENSE,
yourself "The.e ar: published BY the writer's % SsrsS
j PS r. e; Inc. true ~
desire Is 81. 4 rms fiif i
country This is period Of tSs year when he strons
recruit a. Tasr &. A. .
and &c malaria prod1c:. 70" ssSaId .T,s,n
Siss.ea soa~h Ibis peerless: Vegetable tonic
.as r. vs %s.s Ss $ Ss
r ss s ss;y Wi NH ass ne;
si ws :: . snd ss ssas all
dsSts,sa and dsPr..,sd and % making these .t;smss'
mouias Sold Sy HI druggists New York odos. q beg
wss. as' ~ yI:s s.. n .Ss!z '
Aston House
y. .., .m, a ::.s.:. 81 S..s .
4: ::;;' $;,S;::iss II: :,!:s:! 81:
4 sSs:s': 8 @:'s' :ssE wv
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volute tene1on, aa1usteoto crop fs9oA
Fer s ;ses H .:s :s:.s: i. ss
gisss.
Flnkie a. Lyon Sewing Machine COupRapy.@t
Liberal salary for local and travelling AGsnts 81 uroo1~
way.
1 .EE::.r E. ssss g'ssss; Premium '.-''s
~
HiII, the Intmisable, has Reshmed Hair Cstx
ngstudo 20 Duaue street Hair dys % cenns black o.
Lea y Pevrin's ssuce-Deiicieas with sssps
JOHN DUScAS's sons. Agents for the Un,ss s.stss
s. NIls:i.sg:t Ssr,ns WSssr Cure: Css I. sss
gists
eoa inormaiion FURNISHED X: hirtcss ratios paid for
Doubloons and al knds Of Gold and 11vsr
rAyL0S Co. Bsnisrs. Swar street, NJ
S Rex sls sS:ss s ..s. S;;
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n. II: Hswi flSsf s :;;; Vs. s
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| chine va pu,tou uole Machine 90 nfoadwAA.
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DIR. Kenaedy's DierrhGs Cordipi.-Oge pSea
have so,. q s eye, trv.sr ~ epd eT 80
co. u PARK r. G. WILLS CO., lpS Fulton streeA
and ~ cRIrrENToN - Sixth avenue, n. X. Al rs(Aill
by 81.
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Lea y Psrri9's sssce-Deiicieas With sssp~,
Join DUycAS's SONS. Agents for The UnI,ss ssatsa
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HiIl, the ir,m.sabls, has Rssh=ed Hair C.sr
brown best 10 =.
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The Great F.y q as ssrss sp:sf,
4 4 S;si' as'aas XIV 7 T s0's
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Regal gsy::s' s. e ..s A IssEA ss;:.
inent), 10 wall street. NJ
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E'g,s Lrsk.si ss 3, Sss ,s.s.s, 1ssa.r1
voluie tension; adjustable drop feed.
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IA FLEUR DE RUEI.. I"

"GI,AY AND GOLD"
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Summer Vacations.
During the recess OF Congress- and the existence OF
the present. very warm WEATHER, OF the heads Of
departments are taking thu opportunity 10 retro TO some
secluded spot where they shake on tho dust Of politics
and the cares Of once hbor Secretary Seward and
Postmaster General RAD ial have gone and the Ator.
ney General will ler.s tomorrow for Capon sprines
West Virginia. whore yas win probably spend fortnight
Claims Against veuexucla.
Notice 10 ofncialS given 70 citizens Of the United
States that joint commission expected 10 be organ
lied In the city Of Caracas the l7Ih Of August 10
continue 10 sssss twelve months, for the adjudication
Of claims which have been died by the United States
government or Its legation in Caracas against the gov
eminent Of Venezuela Claims which shall not DO pre-
scented wlth the twelve months Will b, dsregarded by
both govsvamsniA and considered invalid.
Tho Pos sal Cow cntioa with Great Britain.
So mug Of the new postal Convention between the
United States and Great britain relates 70 inlcrnA
tiona newspapers, books and pr4d matter Of all Kinds
will no into effect the Isl Of october .ext bat the
ked charge on international letters and letters
open malls to Great Britain for countries bsyand will
not 70 into effect until the lN Of January next lnssuc-
tons ss the postage to be collected printed matter
General ~ soon the detailed regulations with the
British postage are agreed upon.
Morniug and Evenina Guns 70 be Fired ~
/ Military Pests.
An order has just been issued from the War Depart
providing that al every military post supplied will
| the proper ordnance ana ammunition q morning ant
evening gun WILL In time OF peace, DO fred daily at row
ellie and retreat It's STIPULATED that for such purpose
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Amusements.

ADELPHIA THEATRE.-We are gratited
to note that Manager Davis has effected an
engagement with the celebrated Zanfretta
Troupe, who, in conjunction with their
Arab colleagues, will commence series of
antique performances Monday night. This
combination is one of the most brilliant we
have ever had, and ought to fill the house
every night. We confidently predict for
them most successful season.
A Give LION LET LOOSE" IN THE
STREET Dan Castello's great show is
coming, as our readers will fully appreciate
by referring toanother column ofthis issue
The merits of this exhibition are said to
be superior in every respect to any of its
predecessors. A very novel, and somewhat
startling feature, will be the introduction
of a Give lion" in the street parade,
which is heralded as one of extreme splen-
dor and glittering brilliancy, rivaling all
attempts at imitation. A new feature in
lighting the canvas at night will be inaugu-
rated, viz: lpih gas A.; rendering what has
hitherto been comparatively dark, a bril-
liant scene of light. Much credit is due
this establishment for their endeavors to
please the public, and we predict for them
"lfas grande success
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London advices of the 18th inst. quote
| United States 5-20s at 74ii
Sterling exchange was quoted in New
York yesterday steady at i09@ll0.
Exchange on New York was firm yester-
day, the banks paying par@l-lO premium,
and selling at / premium.
The transactions in uncurrent money
were light at the published quotations.
In its money article Of the 9th inst. the
New York Times SAYS "The money mar
ket is gradually tending to ease at Z z
cent, with exceptional loans on govern
ment collateral at 6 e cent. The demand
yesterday was by no means general among
the Brokers. To-day it is less so, and we
find no inquiry that the leading banks that
correspond with the country are gradually
recovering the balances which they lost on
the eve of the first of April quarterly
statement. Their correspondents are send
ing them a considerable portion of their
remittanees in greenback notes, aud we
look to see this course of the domestic ex-
changes continue to increase in favor OF
New York until midsummer. The National
Bank circulation, nearly the whole of
which is out in the country, also begins 10
return to New York, though in moderate
sums. The feeling of apprehension, so far
as it was entertained yesterday, in regard
to political difficulties in Europe, appears
to have passed over"
The stocks of Rio coffee at the various
receiving points at the last dates were as
follows:
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MeetIrzz or che Nashville PrcsbytcTy
Rd MUTfrecsbOrO.

-af MUrfrecsbOrO.
The Murfreeshoro Noaiior Of yesterday
says.
The Prestytery Of Nashville met in this
rlace Tuesday evening, and was opened
With serulon by Rev. II. b. Boude. The
next .aorning IL was organized by eiecting
Rev 4. r. Moore, of ShelbyyIlle. Aode-
rstor The attendance Of membership was
good. both ministerial and the eldership.
The iteus of interest before the Preshytery
were discussed with great carnestness, and
all conclusions were harmonious
The subject of Domestic Missions was
carefully considered, ard decided that they
fel within the bounds of Presbyterv, and
must be attended 10 first.
The relation Of the freedmen 70 the
.-bur.i elected quite a lengthy debate and
= ms dssided that the same Gospel which
,lTovs has been preached to them was the
,;osnel they needed, and that 81 must be
done uitb more zeal,
Rev. Nr. Finney, OF Hermitage church
ureachei Wednesday night.
The services Thursday night were mos
intsrestinp. because relating 30 our own
community -the installation Of Rev. john
" Neil az pastor-of the Murireesbor,
church. Rev, r. T. Bunting preached th'
-,rmon and took the pledges Of the paste
ma people. Rev Or Lapaley deliyere,
gbs charge io the pastor, and Rev. Il. Z
eaude ~ yhe psople The service wen
4alemn and impressive, and the trlendl'
Greeting setvssn pastor and people pnl'
,ieGinr
Soon after the service closed, the Pres
bytery adjourned 10 meet at tAr llermltag
nn Friday before the meeting % synod.
Several references were made by mem
hers 90 the memory OF DR. EaRle,on, az
Or. iapsle, vas instructed 10 prepare
euitaMe memorial and have IL publishe
an the name Of the Presbytery.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.
Alpha, Burksyille.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.
Alert, Burksville.

The river was rising last evening with
five and halffeet large on Harpeth Shoals.
The Alpha arrived yesterday from up
river ports. She reports the river rising
all the way up. She brought Al hogsheads
tobacco, So sacks of corn, and other freight.
She met the tow boat ]. n. Phillips, three
miles below Cloyds Landing, making her
way up slowly but surely, having lef part
of her tow at Hartsyil;e.
The Talisman went out last evening with
slim trip.
The Tyrone is the next Cairo packet.
She arrives Monday. and leaves Tuesday.
The Ohio was rising slowly at Louisville
Friday and also at Cincinnati
The Mississippi fell on that day eight
inches at Memphis.
The Palestine left Louisville yesterday
for this port.
The ST. Louis Democrat of the 18th says ;
River rising steadily. Upper Missis-
sippi swelling rapidly, Missouri literally
Illinois slightly. Heavy rain fell since
our last. A heavy pressure of boats in port
and more expected. Receipts considerable.
Shipments southwark comparatively light,
at will increase rapidly with the recupera-
ton of the South, and declension of South
ern waters. The extension Of navigation
on the upper rivers continues az well as ex-
pected. Agent Mason, Of the Northern line,
has advices to the effect that the ice has
broken, and the river is open to Prairie
du Chen, seven miles above Dubuque.
The Northern line boats will always go TO
the utmost distant point accessible.
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after our own interests. We must
vote with one eve open. The land
holder will tell you if you do not vote his
way, he will not allow You to live on his
farm don't fear that; be quiet, keep still,
and when the day Of election comes go to
the polls and vote, and when you go home
he will increase your wages. Go for no
man who abuses Brownlow, Congress or the
Radical party. Brownlow is Southern
man; so is Trimble; so are we all South
ern men.
After DIR. Woods had closed, loud calls
were made for Geo. W. Bartie, who repre-
sents the REPUBLICAN part of the Repabfi-
can Banner, our worthy neighbor on Dealt
erick. Mr.. Bartie is the pressman at the
BQnaer office. If he had presented himself
as the delegate from the Press and Times, he
would have seemed a splendid selection.
When we left he was just getting under
good Roadway ON the subject of Stree speech
and mobocracy."
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CARPET WARE ReoMs-BEFcH, MAN
LOVE & Cove were yesterday invited to
inspect the large and varied assortment OF
goods at this establishment, No. 564 North
College street, up stairs, and were shown a
collection of carpetings uneqnalled in rich
ness by any stock ever offered in this city.
1t includes every variety of floor furnish
ing, from the magnificent medallion velvet
Axmenster, Brussels, and English tapestry
down through all the grades and shades.
Some of the specimens are superior to
ANYTHING of the kind that we had ever
observed The supply of sofa mats, drug
gets and hearth rugs is also very select, and
the stock of oil cloths and mattings-Can-
ton, cocoa, and other varieties-is very
complete.
The window furnishings offered in this
stock are in every respect equal to the car
petings. The curtain damasks, gimps, lace,
muslin, ETC., etc, are beautiful, and can be
made to order by the firm. Their oil shades
are of every pattern and style.
Messrs. B., NJ. & Co. are experienced
merchants, and have selected this stock
with reference to this market, whose wants
they are so familiar with, and which they
propose to sell on terms suited to the times
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LABOR BRoKERs-There is a bill pend
ing before the Municipal Legislature of
Nashville requiring all persons engaged, or
who may engage, in the business Of hiring
laborers for other parties, TO pay license
of one hundred dollars, and to give a bond
Of two thousand dollars for the faithful
performance of their duties. Such law is
very much needed, for the protection of
those who hire laborers through others,
many of whom have been swindled by
rascally agents, who conspire with the la
borers hired to do the hirer out of an ad-
vance of money and fees, the laborer de
sorting the first opportunity. Under the
law We shall have in Nashville agencies
which may be relied upon, and which will
put an end b the neiarious practices Of
irresponsible persons through whom plant
crs have suffered.
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The RRIDGEP0RT BRpGE.-We under
stand. saws ihe Chattanooga Union Of Fri
day, that the steamer Missionary was to
arrive at Judnsonville on Thursday with
;he last OF the timber for the Bridgeport
bridge. prepared in Chicago, on hoard. II
Dill be remembered that the telegraph re-
ported the sinking Of the steamer st the
wharf Mt Cairo, before she was entirely
Eoaded She was raised without difficulty,
and has come mp promptly with the last
load of the Tennessee bridge timber or
board. The timber will be delivered b.
the last of the week, and by the end Of mex
month i, is anticipated that the bridge vii
be in r1spning order.
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A LARGE donor 10 Washington College,
Virginia, over which General Lee now
presides, set apart $1,000, to be divided
between the two most meritorious students
one-half TO eaCh-the matter to be decided
by the Faculty. We are grati6ed to learn
that one thousand has been awarded TO Mr..
Robert S. Thompson, of GibsoR county, in
this State, as one of the two most meritori-
Gus. Mr. Thompson is a youth of great
modesty and worth, whose intellectual en-
dowmenta are not surpassed by his frmness
and courage. While mere boy he entered
the Confederate service under Gen. Forrest,
and his last battle was at Athens, Alabama,
in September, 1864, where he was severely
wounded, the result Of which was the loss
of a leg. The brave boy now hesitates
whether he should accept the thousand
dollars to which he is so clearly entitled,
preferring to leave it for others to contend
for. Il will be of but little matter to him
whether it goes into his pocket OF not
since the merit which entities him to II
will secure him against all want.