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Duel Acres ne Eiys5-gssA Parties Di'

We had hoped that the duel reported
70 have taken place Thursday, IN u-ich
one party was killed and The other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-27

Helmbold's highly concentrated compound
Extract Buchu Is decidedly one of the best
remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
gravel dropsical swel.:ssss, rheumatism, and
equity affections. Under this head we have ar
ranged Dysuria. or difficulty and pain in pass
ing water, scanty secretion or small and fire.
quent discharges Of water. Strangury or stop
ping of water Hermaturia or bloody urine,
Gent and Rheumatism Of the kidneys. without
any change in quality, but increase of color or
dark w9ter. II was always highly recommended
By the late DR.. Physick in these affections.
This medicine increases the power of diges-
ton and excites the absorbents into healthy ex-
ercise, by which the watery or calcareous de-
positions and all unnatural engagements, rs
well as pain and Inflammation, arc reduced, an
IL taken by
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-27

is & collection Of water in some parts of the
body, and bears different names. according to
the parts affected, viz when generally diIused
over the body, II 10 called Anasarca when of
the abdomen, Ascites; when of the~chest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-27
Agus Pills, commonly called Blood Makers.

Pure Drugs, Fresh Drugs, Chemicals. fine
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, .Sponges, Patent
Medicines and Fancy Goods. Just received and
for sale by ID. II. GOODYEAR,
vi Annthcnary. 80 Secnnd ST. Mamnhis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-02-27

treatment Of the kidneys. These organs being
weak, the water is not expelled from the blad-
dor, but allowed to remain; it becomes feyerish
and sediment forms. Ii Is from this deposit
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30. . I3rndIeY IIloclI.
TlNTTlcITRIEs Of nHIa0R BIifTN

supef,or to any in use. .
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-28
To George Penbodv.

No Eastern tale, no annals OF the past
OF Greece or Rome, deeds such as thine relate,
- Deeds Kings and Emperors might emulate;
That DER thy native land new lustre cast;
The land that opens all her wide domain
To the oppressed of every name and zone,
And with spirit generous as thine own,
Pours forth the gifts her boundless stores con-
tain;
The land that shall embalm thy memory
The boundless stream of thy benefcence,
Bearing along to millions yet to be
Tributes of light and love- its course shall run,
Still widening as it flows, like the broad Amazon.
March o. 1867, ANNA c. l.. BoTTA.
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ADJUSTMENTS
STREET THEATRE.

EW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
.@'r.H LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
OF The BEAUTIFUL ACTRESS
,,,,, IN, ~, 81 HELEN WESTERN.
FOurth night OF the successful drama Of
.. .. CAPTAIN KYD; II ..'.
THE w1zARHD" OF THE SEA
ter W6e6 s Miss HELEN WESTERN
GREEN BUsmEs3 SHE S"''''90
THE HUNTREss OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Madame 81. Xu6cTi '''' i' MISS HELEN WESTERN
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF HELEN WESTERN
LAST fEGFR GGE9AG NJ FAFHIS FAFFHFIbkkN9oNiN I I 9NiNvE
GREAT BILL.
MONDAY EVENING. Aprui frat niobt Of
MR. JAMES d. MURb6CH.
He VIII appear In Farquhars beautiful Comedy en-
THE INCoNsTANT
WINE WORKS WONDERS.
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN.
VIZ ALNUT STREET THEATRE,
wv N, e, corner Of NINTH and WALNUT streets
~ THURsDAY, EVENING, March IS,
Of the brilliant engagement of
LUCILLE WESTERN,
who VIII aPpSo5T TGIB EIsf FhE hRPSGFRlS@ &GFR
in Victor Hugo's celebrated Tragedy of
OR. n III ThE = coUN6Ii & IN eli OF OF FEN.
Conclpding VIII NJ ne LaqghS6le & Comedletta Of
FRIDAY, LUCILLE WESTERNS BENEFIT
M RS. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH STREET
wi THEATRE. Begins at ~ o'clock.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Twenty-htth and Twenty-sXth Representations,
"oURs,"
"oURs &"
WITH ITS GRAND SCENERY,
GREAT MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
AND MRS. JOHN DREW DIRE AS MARY NETLEY.
Friday-Beneht of Miss PRICE
Saturday-Beneft of Mr., GRIFFIrHS.
Seats secured six days In advance.
| TNOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
II IMMENSE ATTRACTION.
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPE
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET COMIC PANT0MIMI
ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUE, COMIC PANTOMIMb
NEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
| IN ELEVENTH Street, above CHESNUT
THE FAMILY RESORT"
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CARNCROSS a. DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
the Great Star Troupe OF the World, In their GRAM
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, SONGS, DANCES, NEW
| BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doc. open Rt7 O'Clock. Commencing at O'Clock
DALEY & CO.'S FINE COLLECTION OF
ID PAINTINGS NOW ON EXHIBITION IN
THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
| FINE ARTS.
| n ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIC RE
VI hcRrsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, a
MUSICAL FUND HALL 80 o'clock. Engagement
made by addressing GEORGE BASTERT Agent, Nc
| 1921 MONTEREY ST., between Race and Vine. Il Sn
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
SAMUEL T.. STOKES, !
GEORGE N. TATHAhf, SMoNTHLY CoMMITThh'
ANDREW WHEELER,) ..
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Sundays. This, if carried into execution,
will be an infringement upon the rights of the
freebom Britishers which will not be tamely
submitted to. From time .immemorial the
inestimable privilege of getting drunk in the
tap-room on Sundays has been exercised by
those beef-eating, grog-loving gentry; and
whatever mania they may have for reform, it
is pretty certain that they would not relish
this proposed innovation. CURRAN.
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Ship samoset McCobb, for Philadelphia, sailed from
ship Admiral, Haesloop, for Philadelphia, cleared
Steamship Peruvian, Glover, from Liverpool, at
Boston yesterday afternoon.
Steamship Hendrck Hudson. Howes, for Phadel-
phia, was loading at Havana Goth inst.
f6 at for Boston and
Steamship Echo, Sutton, hence. at Providence 23d
Philadelphia. to sail from Bermuda llth inst.
Barque Ann Elizabeth; Norgrave, tor Philadelphia,
Barque A. Mcneil, Andrews for Leghorn, sailed
Bardue sc6amyl. HGilett. for Philadelphia. sailed
Brig M j. Goddard Goddard for Lewes, Del, sailed
from Matanzas 18th inst. ,,,-,,-,, - ,r-,,,s
Brig Fidela, stone for Philadelphia. at Trinidad
Brig Eolus, seabrook for Philadelphia. sailed from
schr S. L. simmons, Candy for Philadelphia, sailed
Schr Aid somers, hence at New Bedford 26th inst.
Schr Expedite Racket, for Philadelphia, cleared at
schT PioushSoy Iallett from Boston for Philadel
scbr ]. B. Allen Case, hence for Cohassett Narrows
at Wareham 2lst inst.
at Holmes Hole 10Th inst. "a
sGhIs John ba1GasteT 9 anG SGFsn Ms RaaT
schr Montana. Grierson. from Calais or Phllade
phia, at Boothbay 22d inst,
MISCELLANY.
Bargue Tusoano tlom Lyerp9oi Tor R&hiiaaephia' mn
Delano, sailed from Liverpool 18th inst for Charles
The stern half and smoke-stack of the steamship
Scotland sunk at sandy Hook, disappeared in the
late gale.
Sound is now supposed to be from an English brig
Bishop d Cark's Shoal, before reported having run
on during the winter The stern and part of the star
board side have drifted ashore at Holmes Hole
answering the description of the vessel.
Steamtug Pawtucket, of Pawtucket, has been pur-
chased by the American Steamboat Company of Pro-
Yidence on private terms.
REWARDS OF MERIT.-Board OF Trade, London,
March, ls67.-The aforementioned rewards for saving
life at having been awarded by her Maiestys Gov
ernment and the Board of Trade:-
To CAPTAIN c. Van Slice, of the New York and New
Orleans steamship Merrimac, telescope in testi-
mony his services in resCuing the survivors of the
crew OF the brig Alpine, of ST. Andrews, N. b., In
October last,
TO Mr. Charles A. Wilson, master of the James A.
Gray of Baltimore seXtant IN testimony OF his SER
vices to thirty and passengers Of the steam
ship Victoria, in october last.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Virginia, Smithers. from Richmond, via
orfolk, Va, with mdse. to w. T.. Clyde & Co
Ship Washington, Berry, 2S hours from New York
In ballast to Merchant &c Co. Towed around by tug
America.
Schr John Kennedy, Long, 5 days from Choptank
River, with railroad ties to Bacon, Collins e Co.
schr III. Simmons Godfrey, 7 days from Salem, with
ice to captain
Schr Lucy Townsend, day from Brandywine, Dell
with corn meal to Perot. Lea q Co.
Schr Sarah and Mary, TruaX, l day from Dover
Del, with corn to James Barratt
Steamer Mayhower, Robinson, SO hours from New
FORK, with mdse to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, "A hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. NJ. Baird 81 Co.
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CTEARED yEsTFRDAY.

steamship Pioneer, Bennett, Wilmington. N. c.. Phi
ladelphla and Southern Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Alexandria, Pratt Richmond, w. p. Clyde
& Co.
Schr Il. d. Wilder Heather, Aspnwall, Merchant&Co
Str Ann Eliza, Richards New York, W. p clyde u Co.
str X. Willing, Cundin. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Tug Admiral ID. ID. Porter, Duncan, Baltimore, with D
barges, ", p Clyde d Co.
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In London a meeting was held lew Gays
hv several officials and sOi-disant philan-
tSrOrists for the purpose of getting up a
na,,t;on requesting ''thOse who govern in the
mood potential" to close the gros-shOPS 0A
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Ships Wolfville and W J, Hatfield both from Liver
pool and Betty from New York.-RepOrted by Cap.
tain Virden, OF tug America.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additioaal Mari1le Neles see - Pa0e.

ALMANAC FOR Observation-Disclosures DAY
SUN RISE. 5'5i MooN RISES. .......... l'09
SUN SETS s.............. $40 Hen WATER..,..- us
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NAPOLE0K'S FsTE DAY.
Brilliant CelebratiOu-Paris Unasa
Crowded and Gay.

A Brilliant CelebratiOn-Paris Unasaaiiy
Crowded and Gay.
Napoleon's fete day was observed with the greatest
enthusiasm and much spendor, Paris, tho 18th Of
August
The crowds in the streets and suburbs extraor-
binary, as in addition to the usual population OF the
capital the Universal Exhibition furnished verv con-
siderable quota while the arrivals by the railways dur
ing the week estimated upwards OF four hundred
thousand persons As the visits Of many soveregns and
princes had gradually supplied Paris with the flags Of
almost every European nation the principal thorough
fares presented elegant and varegated appearance
Scarcely had cannon Of the Invsiides announced,
at six the morning, that the daytte had commenced,
when distribution Of alma and provisions was made 10
all the embellishments 10 such OF tbs inhabitants aged
and necesstous, required assistance. All this was
done from Ihe Emperor privy purse.
The old soldiers Of tho First empire In their curious
uniforms, wrlked round the column in the Place Won.
dome.
After tho the theatres opened TO the public.
Tho people ded the gardens. There were amuss-
ments door-amusemens OF every sort-m!itary dis
plays and fireworks In the evening
As the time approached for the fireworks, the EN-.
press appeared for moment with several other ladies'
at the balcony OF the central window OF the Palace
looking the garden, and was loudly cheered. After the
display repeated OF "Vve rImperatrice again
induced her Majesty to como forward and salute ths
vast crowd below.
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The Sultan's Plan Of Reform.
o = I = y A r Y.

Professor Michael FarRdRy, ID. G. L.. II. IL. -.
By cable telegram to the HEaALD the death OF this
learned and eminent gentleman announced as having
taken place in London yesterday. Professor Fsraday
born In Surrey, England the Ed OF September,
1884, and consequently In the seventy sixth yoar Of
his age at the time Of his death. His father being
mechanic. earning his living q working smith, tho
deceased was unable to obtain other than tho most
ordinary education at o common day school Whom
lad OF thirteen years he spprenticed 10 London
bookbnder learn the trads OF ser, and havn,
through his position, the OF obtaining several
scientific works he studied them carefully, aud by tho
assistance or OF these treatise electricity was
glass phia- subsequently, through the kindness or
member OF the Royal Institution, Mr. Faraday obtained
permission TO attend the last four lectures OF Sir
Humphrey Davy, In 1872 He afterwards addressed SIR
Humphrey Q letter asking for some scientific
employment, and that humane and Kind hearted
applicant, promptly complied with his request and
made him his cnemlca assistant at the Royal Instu-
tion. The deceased subsequently travelled throughout
Europe the assistant AID amanuenss OF his patron.
his 70 England resumed his position the
Royal Institution. The progress OF Ar. Farsday
now rapid and successful In 1920 be discovered the
chloridcs OF carbon: In 1921 she mutual rotation OF
magnetic pole aud electric current aud in 1928 his
exertions od the condensation OF tho gases In
1893 he became the Professor OF the New Chair OF Chem
istry A. the Royal Institution, position he after
held The hOnors which his own and foreign govern
and institutions bestowed upon him tor his
vces 10 science numerous. He Was Commander
OF the Legion OF Honor Knght OF the Prussau Order or
Merit Yellow OF the Royal Society, Doctor OF CAVE Laws,
OF the eight foreign Associates OF the I'm eriat
Of many learned and scientific bodies In Europe aud
America,
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TIE 0nIO cAHpl,sN
| speech Of Senator Morton, OF indiana. mt
Columbus.

speech Of seamtor Morton, OF indiana. mt
Columbus.
CoLuxBus August ~. 1857.
The isrsss and most enthusiastic meeting Of the cam.
paign WAS held hero this evening" II was addressed by
seuator Norton OF Indians He showed THAI the true
democratic platform s A. follows :--Repud!a.
ton o. the national debt: restoration Of slavery.
or II tina, cannot bs done. payment BY tho
nation for slaves peusoning the solders sdows aud
orphans OF the Confederate army recognition OF the
right OF secession the unconditional return OF rebels
In favor Of impartial suffrage and In regard 70 t6e
progress Of recousj ruction, he said there have
been scms delays and oihers may be expected
but they will be temporary. No earthly
power can defeat the enterprise Tie Attorney
General thrust In his opinion iust 10 time to enable Con-
gre.s and lsgisats his sophistrss Gal
liant aud glorious Phil Sheridan has been removed but
he was succeeded BY Thomas. iron soldier who never
lost battle stanton. the greatest minister OF this
any otbsr country has been depossd: but his place 10
nsc By Grant the greatest soldier Of tho age ana still
the work goes on The rebel states will from the
ashes Of rebellion h renewed life Radical republican
States purded by blood aud 6re having soughsd
the garments or reasonable democracy, and viii be
clothed IN the hab!s OF liberty Justice and LOYALTY
We will unite hearts aud hands until the work IL
accomplished and then will adjust al questions OF
finance currency add taxation. aud have tune ief IN A.
tend TO repudators Bourbons and Rig Van Wrinkles Of
. dscsyed aud expiring democracy Tue Senator's
ppeech often interrupted with tremendous applause
from thousands present
CiScrsyan. August a. 1897.
The Union Convent OF the Second Ohio dSro, tnis
morning nominated Richard Smith, OF tho Cinci matt
f,s,>ts TO Congress by reclamation,
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NEW JERSEY NrellIssscs.


Jersey wy
A HxLL Cara PnoI DsowSsD About seven O'Clock
yesterday morning the body Of man Wa found float
ing near the scranton dock foot OF ESSEX street The
Coroner WAS notified, and he Immediately snpanslisd .
Jury when man named shea idenlined the remains -
those Of Andrew J. Lock wood, Hell Gate pilot, AGED
years, and married, who was drowned by
the caps1ing OF . rowboat, OF Jackson street. East
river nearly ten days ago Toe Jury returned averdct
OF death by accidental drowning and the body Was de-
hverea 70 NJ. Sidney BowIes OF Brooklyn, orosrin-
law OF she deceased
PRIZE Fogr PIcNc.-A picnic he'd 81 hsrseiss'
G-sre on Monday two named collins and Sugsnt
got into quarrel and. In order 70 settle the matter
'smcsbly aud orderly" resolved 10 sct,l. their ts-
pu,ss Ia true prizs ring fashion. They accordingly set
10" al O'Clock yesterday morning Oh the meadows,
nssr the Hill, where 10 the course OF Sir rounds, uey
10 he i'm psnss delight Of . crowd OF admrns friends
who accompanied the beligorenia Tbs proceedings
we're terminated by Mr. Collins striking his antagonist
fouim and tue sttsr was accordingly proclaimed ihs
victor There were no arrests made
uackensack.
FIf.L sT.BESG AVIATION Saturday nsai about
b,i,psst eleven oolock . ran named John Cruise and
another German, name unknown, entered the Union
Hail A. Bscxsnssek and called tot some lager II vas
yefu,ed, tbey being intoxicated. After . sho,, LINE
Cruss and the unknown had az stercs,iou, when the
latter draw knife and stabbed Cruise Ia the abdomen
l..,us . large wound about four inches. Medical AID
was c.llsi when the wound vas pronounced tatsl.
erase fingered ul sunday about ten O'Clock, when he
S.sa The sirsnger Was arrested md lodged IN jsl
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By STEAMSHIP TO AUGUST II.

The Preach Transatlantic mail steamship vile Do
Paris Captain surmont which lsf, Havrs on the Isth
ssa Brsss on the 18th OF August arrived this port ~
an early hour yesterday morning landing two hundred
sad nfsssu passengers and heavy cargo OF valuable
merchandise.
Tho vile Dc Paris brought our hes, 10 detail OF our
cable dispatches. 70 her day Of sailing a. late a. The
mall reports by the cansrd steamship Cuba, a. Boston
from Haiifar
The Kins Of Denmark has given Iceland constitution
which 10 about 70 be submitted 10 the representative
sedy ofths, issud one Ai,,bipg for ts approval. The
new eonstaon gives 10 the Icelsndsrs the same lbsr
tss were granted 70 the Danes BY the constitution OF
cue sb Of June ts4s and oil future DANISH monsrohs
ere 10 swear 10 preserve the iesandc constitution H..
vosbs before they crowned The constitution also
provides that although Iceland declared insspsra
ole par, % the Danish monarchy, II 10 to maintain tie
sown lave aud sdminis,rasios In local matters
This crobsssdt kesssng~ gvss Of the arri.
va that port OF the Swedish squadron The telegraph
saneusosd I've approach and was seen the paddle
s.samsr bssrins the Gag Of Commodore sandn coming
Sns: then TOO mon'os risbosi. sad ate. '~o aors
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THE ABYssINIAM War.

ssenerai Napier to Lead British Expedition
The English Prisoners yfNy be saved.
LONDON, August 81, 1851
Active preparations being made for the speedy Do
pArturs Of the troops from Lads rescue the British
prisoners In AbyssInla Sir william Napier has been
appointed % the command thS expedition. The last
ysports slassI .ha prisoners longer in the
power Of King rhsodorus aud strong hopes are in con.
sssusnes entertained that General Napier viii succeed
IN reaching them In time 10 save their lives
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

fHs LosDoH hoSEy MARKyr. --LosDos. August 81
Evsnng -Consos for money. ~ 1910 Illinois Central
RsIlvsy shares ifk Erie Raii~ay shares, AK. At
lantc aud Great Western consolidated bonds a. United
States fvstwsnty bonds ale ormer and closed 13H
TEE CONTINENTAL BocRsxL -FBAyxyoxr, August 81
IveunK United States nve-tventes for 1897, TN
LIVERPOOL CorroS MARKET -IIvERrooI, August 81
Rvsoug Cotton closes heavy sales TODAY, 900 bales
Aidding uplands 1870. Kidding Orleans i0,sd.
srArs or TRApa-rhs sdvess from Manchester are
anfsvorabls.
{ LIvsxroot BnsApsrurvs MARKr.-LvEHrooL August
N-Evsning -wheaL l3s Cd. for new Southern ana
ISa ID for California Flour, sla for extra Western
Corn Sss Cd. Oats 3d. Cd. Barley, IS. Peas <la ID.
LrvnRpooL Provisions MARKEr.-LrvuRroof, August
91-Evepibg Cheese. toa Beef. 1ios Lard, Sis. 3D.
Pork, 75z Cd. Bacon, AS Cd.
LfvKsPooi PRODUCE MARKET-IivERrooi, August IL
Evening, -Rosip Ia Cd. Tor common and 12s for me
alum. TAlov, as Sd Potashes 3la spirits Turpen-
ems. 3os perolsum-spirits I'D and refined L. aga.
.CovsrSssd, Ais.
LoSDos NARxsn. August 2r-Evenns -
So IL Datch standard sugar 2ls Cd. Scotch pig iron
S3s whsls oil, flo. Sperm oil, ELS. Lnseed CAKES
ci0 &c. Calcutta llnseed, 6ss Oh. Linseod oil, $50.
THr PsrsoLEuN MARKSr.-Arwxap, August 2T-Even-
sag Petroleum closes ~ <3Kr for standard waite
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THE ABOLITION CONGRESS.

The Anfi-Slavery Conference In England
Lloyd Garrison and "DistinGuishedn Ne.
MAxcHrsrsR August 21-Evening
The great antislavery Congress convened In this city
co-day.
william Lloyd Garrison was present and made a
speech
Other distinguished persons Including .rSol negroes
Also made speeches
Euoglss were passed on The governments OF the
Cnited States and Russia for the recent abolition OF
slavery
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sa00xLN lNTetllGest

ra.-s tao rory frsms building, 10 Hancock strsss,
occupied 80 soap factory BIZ John Firth Co., -,s
d.stroyed BY ere about twelve O'Clock Monday night
Ioss "a 600 Insured In the SECURITY Company OF
PhIIadsiphs for g. 500 party vas srrssssa on sus
plclou Of nripg the place
TirAt TitL--John Slater lei; down s'Airsay leading
70 Murrsys carpenters chop 81 issisa wssrf and scs
tslued injuries from which he dsd yesterday morning
m va man OF vsry intsmpsrsts habits. and undsr
the ianusnce Of liquor ~ We time Of che accident The
Coroner bed a. lsaassk shea ysrti'' N sceordsoes
wss rendered.
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( U R 0 Pc.
BY TIE CABLE To AUGUST n.
Napoleon on National Unity and the
Devices of ".Weak Governments"
1 Spanish General Killed In Battle
With the Insurgents.
The Great Abolition Congress
in England.
The Cable from France to
New York.
NAPOLEON ON the SITUATION.

THE Emperor on National Unity aud the
Power Of the People.
PARIS, August q, 1867.
The Emperor Napoleon, in a speech just made NJ
Arras, significantly said
Have faith in the futurel Weak governments often
seek TO divert public attention from domestic troubles
oy fomsnting foreign quarrels. On the other hand,
those governments which rest the national will have
strength aud need only 70 Whatever shall tend TO
promote the permanent interests of the country .
means Of uphold ng the honor Of the national Gag
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THE ATLANTIC CABLES.

Tss New Line from France to New York.
Preparing to Lay tho Wire.
LONDON August A. 1897.
The new Transatlantic cable, from Brsst To New York.
&c TO BE- laid In May The Northern route has been
ss,scted ~ The safes, and most practicable.
The steamship Great Eastern has been chartered 70
psstorm the work.
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SPANISH REVOLUTION.

success Of the Provincial Insurgents-A Roy.
aiist General Killed.
LONDON, August ~, 1861
Accounts have been received from Spain which con-
nrm the previous reports that the instruction in the
province Of Aragon hal been successful.
The general who led ,hs royal troops against the In
surgents killed. 90 was o nephew OF Nsrvaez the
CHIEF OF the Spanish Cabinet
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Sr LOUIS. August o. 1857,
O'Clock p.
Two more suicides have occurred since yesterday
ono woman and one man-making twsnty-ssvs cases
since July
The health Of 81. Louis IL nrst rate rcn..vear this
day the deaths IRON cholera were tvoxai mi Dssed
twelve; bat this year only thirty 1--we are reported