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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rbs supulv steamer Massachusetts Acting Master
Vo,Iv n ready for sea- She will sail the 9th for
Pensacola and Key West resuming her trips down the
Coast with stores and provisions for the North Atlantic
squadron.
Tho steam freate Minnesota Commodore Alden, ar
rived here on the ls OF July She will be delayed foS
about two weeks as she requires docking and her pow
Aer and coal TO be repenshed whom this done she will
procced upon her cruise the European and brazilian
sons Tue class OF mldshipmen for 1861 reported ior
dutv on the lst inst They went on board on the "a
And assumed the duties Of their grade. They are nne
looking sol of youngsters Tho arrangements on BOARD
th ia noble Cor The accommodation OF the masnp-
men are deserving OF mention The lower deck cabin
has been ASIDE for them exclusively There may %
found locker ior each Ieeier VIII w,ae To-
fhs right and left Of the propeller well Is wash room
and other convenience; also ., onsm r0o .ao
90 the main mast has been screened on
for them to sling their hammocks The MINES ota is
One ship Of $500 tons burden and will be snied across
ahs ocean Tue midshipmeL to be given RESPONSE
Die post OF trust in charge OF the deckthe forecase
%oSors Alden Her battery consists or forty ninonch
broadsde Dahlgren guns, mounted upon wrought IRON
ssrspu.h pahasS ps"s on her she could
sarry fourteen more guns Tho Minnesota wiz ssh
The slcam frigals Piscataqua at Portsmouth, ~ H., ~
FAST completing COR her cruis the East India stat on
She will be ready for sea about the 18th Of August OF
1st OF September. Rear Admiral Rowan 10 to command
ehs Asiaic squadron. Captain d. Ammen In to be or
decd 10 command the Pscataqua As yet neet cap
tain has been assigned 70 net.
Commander VIM. y. spcer, sniled on the LIST inst, In
the Ocean Queen under orders TO proceed 70 Panama
and assume command Of the sloopof-war Dakota.
II appears that the expected trial trip OF the steamer
wampanonEs engines will not take place Tor time
and the antgsared machinery men WI have 70
curb their paioncs for while ere they VIII have an
opportunity 70 crtcise this ponderous scared engine In
motion. Wonderful results are expected from her.
Many sauguino Of success while others predict all
eors Of smahups when abe ventures TO 90 70 sea- where
rolling and pitching will add 10 the elements she has
% contend with All ask when will Mr. Isherwood ry
hara Al s.a2 Haa he bur
shat the of the delay
The steamer Juniata OF commission at Phila
delpha the 30th OF June. All the officers were paceS
on waiting orders
The report that Rear Admiral Goldsborough was 70 b
retired this month proves DO incorrect He VIII no
be placed upon The retired si for years 10 come
The sloop-of~war Richmond N fast getting ready 70
sea An oncer OF the New York station spoken Of q
her commanding officer.
The United States steamer Tuscarora sailed from
Tahiti April "a q cruise around the group OF islands
The United States steamer Lackawsnns left Honolulu
on May Y, on cruise around the Sandwich Islands
The Uaed States frigste Susquehsnna sailed yesler
day from Fortress Monroe Tor The West Indies
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"ck, until within short distance Of the
s,,s ssss 49, the gray made rush and came y,
,I ~ w. s.sI yse~ nd and decisive he. ras moi
ahead u sos& zoe 10 taken .sst q the s.
Of the horses ewing n sSeSsy .s" Of The
driver Of the who proportion 70 the s amount ot
s1' amman would % IN behaved very unruIy
ana Fourth OF July fashion h rter Of the mile. and
went seriously 10 work the last qsA the race in 81
came In the winner Of the heat and Of tro HE hars.
gentleman present then undertook 4. horse would
around the course Ia 1850 for bet, but the " into
rot rot without bringing his logs occsssona ecsve
Dosing atttude 90 the trial was declared na- and
Tne spectaterss who numbered about two hundreA
nifty, took their departure shortly Afterwards
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT At TAnRYTOwH.

About half-past eight O'Clock last evening, George
Thompson aged 2s years, colored man in the employ
OF Nr Browne residing at the Of Broadway and
Main street. driving pair OF spirited horses down
the hill to the railroad station, when the horses took
fright from the explosion OF fireworks and dashed
down the hill ut terrific speed Thompson thrown
from his 10 the ground tho carriage passing over
his body and iniuring him seriously The unfortunate
man was pick ed up In nseDsibie condition aud
pical attendance procured AT late hour the wounded
man sill living but little hope being entertained OF
ha recovery
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT N JERSEY.

Early yesterday morning two young men named Luxe
Mummy. a plumber, and one Evans both hsins from
The Third ward left this city for jersey 70 engage In
pr,ze nsh, for 800 side Both The parties have been
training Cor the past three WEEKS .syssn se'y W
~ r,fsb precnc on learning OF the fat made every
Effort 70 arrest the parties bus they succseded 10 getting
away without interruption. murphy sMo W n n
Won tho 6sht which took place At the Hobokon Race
Course
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usplsFBst or the pusOtsprse fOs FRANCE.

Yesterday afternoon the steam ram Dunderbers left
these shores for France, by The government Of which
country she was recently purchased About two O'Clock
r. NJ steamer, having on board the relatives aud
friends OF the officers OF the Dunderberg left pier No
~ North river and escorted the celebrated down
the bay and out 10 Tar as the Eghtship, where
parting cheers given, and az the steamer put
shout those on board her wished the Dunierberg God
speed on her ocean voyage Mr. Webb, the builder OF
ths Dunderbere went ou on her yesterday. list OF
hnr Qc10 mas RvblsLcd ~ the HERALD of wednesday.
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BOSTON.
SPECIAL rELEGRAm TO THE HERALD.
Boston, July 4, 1867,
10:l5o'Clock Z. n,

.n.,r A. ID startling tragedy took place In board
Co., no..a a, Pm rchass street this forenoon, In which
u.,v sresnsv. a domestic was shot dead BY Edward
W.sh one of the Boz srders sho In the back yard
and walsh shot her from the Kitchen window aud then
which he was subsequently arrested. He 10 married
man but has moi been Twins with his wife. He claims
the shooting was accidental ou' ms story - moi
bstoved
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Austria i'm Mourning tor
Macmillan.
The British Military Review Post
poned and General Indigna-
ton Against Juarez.
CABINET DIFFICULTY In ITALY.
MAxIMILIAN's DEATH.

The Austrian Court in Mourning.
t.i4 r~r vienna, July 4-Evening.
inc Imperial Court Of Austria has gone into mourning
TOR the death Of Macmillan
The British Military Review Postponed
Indignation Against Mexico.
n LONDON, July 4-Evenng.
The English government authorities have postponed
She grand review, which TO take place at Hyde
Park, on account Of the execution OF Macmillan.
The sonduct OF the Mexican government in condemn
Ing Naxmilan to DEATH and his subsequent execution
Causes great indignation here and the Continent
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Lire hallway shares. Al
LONDON, July 4-Evening.
The amount OF spec reported hand in the Bank OF
England is a22 500, 900 sterling.
The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, July 4-Evening
United States bonds closed Tx for the issue Of 1892
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.
The cotton market has been inactive and heavy, and
closed with downward tendency.
The following the last authorized quotations.
Hiddlng upIands, lloyd; middng Orleans, lid. The
sales Of tho day foot up 10, 900 bales.
Liverpool Brcadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL July 4-Evening.
Corn has declined to 37s, 3D. per quarter for new
mixed western Other breadstuns unchanged at pre-.
vious quotations.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening.
The provision market Ia unchanged except for bacon,
which closed at AS. for Cumberland cut middes
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL. July 4-Evenng.
Petroleum-Spirits have declined TO 3D. per gallon
standard white steady at Is. Id. Rosn-Common, 6s
Cd : Aue. lbs Taliow-American has advanced to AS
Spirits turpsntine, Dos. per cwt Other articles un.
London Markets.
LONDON, July 4-Evenng.
Sugar Hrm; ass Cd. for No. IL, D. ). Iron steady at
ga 6er ton Tor scotch pig mixed numbers Linsesds
and oils Of all descriptions steady At the opening
quotations
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From Mr.. A. II. johnson, Dentist. Lowell,
Mass Dear Sr-Two years friend OF mine from
New York bottle OF denrice very properly
called sOZOD0NT with the request that should give II
trial did and was convinced 1t was destined to take
the place of all operations for the teeth have
gagged In the practice Of dentistry for the seventeen m
years. andduringthat time all the preparations for
the teeth offered TO the public must say that from per-
the SOZO DON'T bears OF the palm For
would not be without for any considera
tion." Beware of limitations
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Resignation Of the Finance Minister,
FLORENCE, July AZ NJ.
Tho Italian Minister Of Finance has resigned his port
folio
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: R A N G E /.

Lord Lyons as Minister Of England.
PARIS, July 4-Evening.
Lord Lyons has entered upon the duties Of his Office
- Ambassador Of her Britannia Majesty the Court Of
Napoleon the Third. In the place OF Lord Cowley.
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THE FENIANS.

Tho Chief Convicts Removed From Ireland.
LONDON, July 4-2P. NJ
The Fenian prisoners Burke. Doran, Macaferty, Nc.
Clurs and othes have been brought from Ireland to
England,
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Died.
ArwuL-M Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Tues
dsv Juy q EDWARD O. ArwELs, twin son OF William Q.
and Euphrasia A. Atweil aged III years aud months
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral this friday afternoon, at O'Clock. Boat
leaves from pier 10 North river at twelve ~
Croxrv On Wednesday, July 3, ELLEN CtoSrs, who
of James Clonln. In the Both year OF her age.
Tbo relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from her late residence
a. Gouvcrneur street, this friday afternoon at two
O'clock The remains will be taken TO ST. Peters Gene.
tery for internsnt - ,,,
noon EMMA CoRprs, only child Of j.. d. Cordes and
Johanna Cordes, aged months and ~ days
The friends and acquantsnces OF the family are re.
spscfuy invited 10 attend the funeral from her parents
rssIdsnce No All First avenue ut hafpast one O'Clock
CoavuL--M Grcenpont L. l., on Wednesday aner.
nom july g. HARRIET ANNA ELIZA, infant daughter OF
Iudum and Anna Eliza Cornell, aged months and D
days ..x-,r- - ,u~u.s O.
s,teud the funeral this friday morning, at ten ocloc
Sfpm the residence OF Walter Clark, corner u frankn
and Eagle streets, Greenpoint - -
Dsus-On Wednesday, July ., HxRpxysr Lxstr, son
Of r. w. and Carlo Davis, aged ore year and
months - .-,., -
the residence OF his grandfather John Darling 20 NOT
ton street. wlliamsburg Friends and relaNves afe w
} specifically Invited 70 attend
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Foreign Ports.

A.yrSwALf June ls-Arrved, brig Bogoa. Lindslcy New
YORK land sailed Gath 20 Tcturnl 18TH bark Bolivia White
berry DO 2oth brig smith, Dexter do 2lst = CO.
mery Pblae.lphi. cath, W Harris, Coaineet Baltimore
Sarah Il Beatty, Brown Jacksonville; 18th, Minnchshs
ssl.d ISM Mccarthy Godfrey Island leth brirs
WIN Mason Small. TrinIdad; 2ls Samuel Lindsay VIII
son, Cienfuesos.
American Ports.
FORTRESS MONROE, July t-AErved, schr Maggie MUIR
ply, Portland.
Fov O.Aer shipping Ns,es See THIRD Page
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-Freckies. PImpIcs. Tan. Moth. yellow. Red
Brown Patches Flesh Worms Prickly Heat and all Skin
Blemishes cured BY GOuRAUD's Italian Modicatsd Soap
Al his old stand, S53 Broadway, and druggists
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DIR. Kenneiy'r Diarrhra Cordial, -Oae Bot,
will family 10 SICKNESS IN health should
have bottle Of ~ every traveller, by land By water,
should hsv, a bo.tie Of y ter ale % pEnAS BAkMEs
street. n Y. Atretai by all drug gists; pr &c 81
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srETNwAY 4 SOMA

SrETNWAY 4 SOMA
New York. received cable telegram Informing them that
they had been awarded FIRST GOLD MEDAL.
for greatest perfection in grand, and upright
Piapos with strongest endorsement OF the jury thus
roborang Official press despatch which placed them
the head OF the list Of all competitors
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1890. 1900 $500. ss.s :
Time, 2:4sH :47-2:4H.

rro,,, p.,,,.g n. IN. vr,,o, Cour.e.
A."s M" . 80 - -. c
Avery hne uos was announceo ior TUG on'on |ou'so
yesterday between nrst class horses; milo heats
In Int out of the seven entries only two started
Cora and kosamond hosamono was entercu oy Hiram
Home and was expected that he would drive her In
o. =. - ..,n, % h.v;rr understandable IN, a ,og
'''e '''e' ou' o"'as " --'"e 80
broken on "Wednesday evening" nc was unable 70 DO So
His MACE as driver however was sustained by Mr.. d.
= - -, ~ ,r.,.... - ,.. a..
r"e' So's VS. ~'''A " -. so ~
race BY taking the second, third ana ioursn nes's.
,No'. We - -. =. ,,. ...a,s hos, -n,ch 90,
best une mane oelng "a .ne secona heaa ~. ,h
troted 10 200 Aver .ne '.o'ng ~ W., ~. ~
some amusemsn. anorueo 10 .s way ~ i, ~ ~
separate amateur sces, IN wn'In seIy 49,
~, spe. 49, IN & NJ s''~ INV
me csns ~ ~. .n as,. of m. r,cs hat xeen Cor,
me Ionosins arc JUG as'A''' VI WV 'Ae' wi"
anu s,, rh , an ,~,,h po.sr,.na nm ,hs raae
s,S c. ~ na 49,. a. srrr Cors len hsr
ana ieaa'ue. "ons Ivus. wy liz ~, srn pass
iee omsnI , yrosdsd IN nss.ing he assr,er
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BatcheIer's Hair Dyc.xThe Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable nstanauo
Gus. Factory III Barclay street.
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SHIP PING Nj w 3.
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fCa1 Of.HsW YORK. JULY 4. 1857.

steamship Etna (Br,. Tbbctts Liverpool June p and
Queenstown h with ndse and 165 passengers, to John
Dale June - on south stack Passed steamship Virginia,
bound in 24th 1855 Pm, ~ miles Of Klnsale, Steam
amin Edlnburg bound 81 inst $50 miles East or Sandy
Hook ship Francis Cutting bound W. 4ih LAG miles OF
East OF sandy Hoox steamship Palmyra hence Tor LIVER
tBrcn). hence for Bremen.
Schr Alehea Derckson Bermuda, days, with produce,
70 b } WEINBERG
Ram Dunderbers. for cherbourg, steamship New York,
for Bremen
wind AZ sunset Sw, light.
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Elliptic Lcckstitcb 'Sewins Mnc i,i e.,.
yoiute 10 nsion; adjustable drop feed.
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The Hobokenites arranged for number OF trottns
matches 10 take place the admirable track Of Colonel
Mcdaniel The bandbills and advertisements staisi
that the principal would take place al bafpast two
but not unit hour later that the horses with
their drivers got the track The match was for $780,
mile heats, three in Ave. In harness. p p. The animals
looked exceedingly WELL aud expectations were formed
OF their trolling qualities which the result did not
Justify. They had no especial name, but one was
black horse out OF Black Hawk, owned by MT :.
Rossi.er, and the other q sorrel gelding.
the property Of Edward DeCamp, Esq. The bet.
ing vas Eileen i've the sorrel at the outset, and
maintained the same proportion during the The
nrsl heat was made in 2:St the sorrel winning BY
length In the second heat the sorrel again
cesf beating bis opponent by three lengths easily m
asa The third heat was an excellent race for part OF
rounding for the last half mia The sorrel In four
lengths ahead in 2s2, and vas declared the winner
A second race between q black horse, the pro-
perry u Mr.. Fink, and gray owned by Mr.. TITUS,
hen took place This was match fof = purse
OF $50 and the terms mile heats and the best Out
OF three The rst was very good the horses uo''
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Machines. as broadway. New York
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on MAGICAL BEAUfTFTER.
Endorsed BY the fashionable world. At GOURAUD'S
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Boston, weldon, Hartford; Dr.. w. o. Coz, fpslisnu.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


u.-ruxws-I.Yycu. Tuesday. July 2, by the Rev.
Thomas Farrell pastor Of ST. Joseph's church, sixth
avenue DAVID MATTHEWS, OF Monticello, n. d., N.
MARY A. LyScu Of this city.
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Established 1901.
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Gouraud,s ,Poudrc SUBTLE uprocts Hair
foreheafs, any part or the BODY waranioi
Gouraud old depot, 453 broadway. and druggists
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Lea a. Pcrrin's sauce-Dciicious with seups
JofiH puNcANs SONS Agents for The UnIles states
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COURT ChlshDAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CouRr CnAnnsRs -Nos 20, S. So IS, %,
1lo, 14l, l43, lt7, 163, l64, l76.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON July 4-Evenng.
Consols OAK for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES
closed q the following rates.
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