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Victor EImanuel's Course Con
demned by the People.
Count Rismark's Pledges,
Tie French Fleet at CIvIta V tcchla
Sailing of NapOIeOn's Second
Expedition.
Flight of the Pope from Rome

Ete., ETC., Etc, ETC.. ETC., EtO.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Electric. JuDge, hence, at Hamburg 10th inst
BaTque Hulda, Bergstrom, hence, at LONDON 1871
instant. -. -.
Fall River 2slh inst. .,,... eor phtladaI
kchr Cannon Stephens from haAi@e~ SO -N'
pha sailed frOm 9th Inst ~ rgo.,,.h oa,.
schr Reading RR. No. 90 heno'' - N w '-
instant; W Nfav Dimmick, for Philadelphia sailed
frS,,a portiand 2sIh inst
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NAIL DETAILS TO AUGUST Is.

Our special correspondence and European dies by The
steamship linton embrace the following mail reports In
detail Of our cable dispatches tho 18th Of August ad
ditiona to the compilation published the HERALD yes
terday morning.
The steamship 81 Andrew, from Glasgow with one
hundred and seventy passengers arrived Quebec yes
tsrday morning
The Paris LSberX airms that considerable amount of
vague disquetuds prevails in Franco and prevents the
free development Of commercial business and attributes
that state Of uneasns 10 the concsamsns and subtle.
ties Of diplomacy, which have rendered the public in.
oredulous 70 pacific afrmatons no matter how olcaily
delivered.
Berlin letters state that King George Of Hanover Is
showing disposition 10 accept the proposals made BY
Prussia and according to which he would rsosive an
annual income Of 100000 thslers g franco Is cents
each King George. however, demands that this revs.
should be represented by Crown lands In Hanover
70 DO given up to him by Prussia That condition Is
rejected at Berlin. as 1t would assure to the sx King
durable influence 10 his former dominions.
The Journal de Paris says
We learn from Rome that the Pope IL highly satisfied
with the stay" journey" or " % isson" Of General
DumouI The final Interview between the Pope and the
Cs Of anSes A .nS ss :ns
raj sad 70 have the pleasure France and the
Emperor Napoleon would feel 81 the Pope Visiting the
make such Journey said his Holiness. abssidss. are
we not already sufficiently sxhibitsds"
st. Petersburg letter states that III 10 august III
every PROJECT Of an excellent harvest In Southern
Russia The whoa, crop especially 10 magnificent oil
along Tie Qoss.s Of the Sea Of Azom From the state
Of tcs markets in Western Europe higher prices and
Increased expectation from she Black Sea ports are "a.
tclpatsd. -. fxAs -e%
The Odessa Messenger states that Jewish merchant Of
that city. n Brodsky has given house worth ooof
for tho establishment OF public school, The Jews OF
that city have always distinguished themselves IN the
promotion Of public instruction.
Tho Journal de Lsoe con,radots The statement OF the
Journal Dc Pars - 10 the Empress Carlota having
been informed Of the death Of her husband In Mexico
and states that her majesty still entirely ignorant OF
her sad bereavement
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the GERMAN WATERING PLACES,
SPECIAL cuaals.osQsIcE " iat HERALD.

Life ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vIsitors-Ths
American Presidential Question and Gss-
oral 0rant-Pelitical Experiences with Plea
sure-A Reyal Husband for IN Amsrican
Belle.
Hoxsuao Lss BAu August II. 1881.
After having spent more les time 81 nearly oil the
we'll known watering places Of Germany, must confess
that always turn my steps with greater pleasure than
10 any Of the others towards this The most lovely OF
Thorn all Baden and Ems arc beautiful; but both Of
them lie In low valleys surrounded By towering hills %
that the heat becomes almost unbsarsbls Bus HON.
burg lss At the foot OF the blue raunss. mon whose
submits invigoraiins brsssss blow down, and on the
Other side stretches away broad grain covered plain
reaching 10 Frankfort aud tho liver MAIN The cir here
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BembardIns and Bombast.

A great fuss over q small affair IL made In
the report of Rear Admiral Bell to the Navy De-
partment relative TO the Formosa expedition.
1t appears from the opening Of his report that
he had received instructions from the Score.
tsry Of the Navy to chastise the Formosa
pirates for their deprsdations committed upon
our commerce. In accordance with orders he
after Smelling the thickes for time, landed o
small force upon the southern end Of Formosa,
which advanced into the bushes the natives M
to certain point retreating. The only result
Of the attack was the loss Of Lieutenant Com
mander Mackenzie, very brave, skilful and
able officer The force vas finally re-embsrked
aud the expedition abandoned. This Is the
whole story Of the Formosa affair, the details
ofwhich are fsfmsd into bombasao report
by Admiral Bell
Our Navy Department is apparently seeking
for the same kind Of fame that the War De-
partmsnt IL enjoying. The former Is, In for
eign countries, bringing US into disgrace by
unreasonable and foolish attacks upon savages
in the fscl1o Ocean, while the latter is dis.
gracing rs BY attempts to prove the superiority
Of regular army tas:!cs at three miles per
hour, over Indian rifles and Val nc7yfSSh6 u
eight miles per hour. We hope they vii, both
is.,,:S ses1w...s, ..- y. 80: county sptyssli
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Tho Fall Season In Music and tho nrama.
Az the season at the watering places draws
to close, and their patrons begin to cast their
eyes homeward, the theatres present signs of
unusual hustle and excitement The managers
vie with the domestics and tradssmen In pre-.
pairing for the reception of the returning host
and attiring their houses in suitable array A
detailed account of thor preparations appears
in another column Of the HERALD. Now that
the reconstruction OF the drama and abolition
Of all monopolies and oiigsrchies in is man
agement have taken place. the people will
regard the fall season on the stage with plea
sure and confidence. The return Of Madame
Risiori 10 America .nsxt month In the new
character Of Marie Antoinette, and the appear
ance Of an excellent opera comiqae company in
Ofenbach's sparkling works, wal lend new
attractions TO the rejunevated French theatre,
auspiciousiy opened by the talented Mrs.
Lander. lillian opera will be resuscitated by
Grange, the great lyric artist, and Signor Brig
noli for his company. The preparations for
the fall season at all The theatres in general are
more extensive, complete and costly than In
previous years The cause OF this may be
traced to the influence of such artistes as
rated new epoch on the stsge, to the por-
versity of those managers WAC abused the
habitual good nature Of the public until they
crossed even its limits, AMI to The energy and
talents of the new competitors, who entirely
discard in their thea res the old exploded sys-
tenn Of management Tue public will not now
submit to the infio!ion of mutilated operas
and worthless plays doled forth to them by
company Of theatrical "stcks." Every
thing in music and the drama must be Of the
highest order and presented in tho most COM
plete manner, or there is no chance OF iis suo-
cess now. The managers seem to understand
this hence their unusual energy and forts
to prepare their establishments for thu season.
The opening of Pixies Opera House, which will
probably be completed and really in Novem-
Der, will be one OF the great events Of the sea-
son. Such large, commodious. well con.
structed md well regulated opera house, III
which there are no par .sitical stockholders,
but which will be ct the service Of the general
public, supplies want keenly felt in this city.
1t will give tho death blow 70 the arrogant mo-
nopoly and worthless management Of our
former so-called opera house, aud break down
the last barrier to progress in theatrical and
musical art Altogether, the prospects of the
Stage now look favorable, and with the infu-
sion of American brains and energy into every
department, music and the drama will become
worthy of such country and such city as
onrs
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Tho Gere,x WIN Csse.

viii makers and legatees are alike interested
In the important decision, reported in ysstsr-
days HERALD. In favor Of the plaintiff in the
Gersty VIII case. Justice Daniels demonstrated
not only the duty Of testators 10 exercise the
utmost caution y shs selection q sgissb|s o.
ecutors and guardians for their infant Children,
Independently Of their personal predictions,
but also the right and the duty Of the courts Of
justice to correct the errors which testators
may make In selecting unsuitable guardians, to
the dstrimens Of their heirs He showed con-
clusivsly that, II no direct deciIon can be found
"A hyor p ne e5ercias Of such authority by
the courts, none can Be found opposed V u F;
md. On We Qlheg hand, that w QQqYctIons u
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Puebla Mountains killing nfty OF them in two engage
ments General Augur recently gave evidence before
the Peace Commission, al Omaha, in which he stated
that il the war became general ne would require twenty
thousand mon In the Department OF the fia''e alone
Commissioner Taylor has returned 10 Washington and
sav. h., tbs psaes commissioners united In the be-
lief that their efforts will BE- successful
nssna,chss from General Sheridan report that the
velo feve ia very severe among the officers and their
families at Galveston He has received authority 10
employ civilian nurses. The FOYER, however, had
slightly sba,sd there yesterday Over hundred OF the
principal citizens OF Corpus Christi have d,sd Of 1t
during prevalence at that place, and nineteen deaths
occurred In New Orleans on Friday.
Trade will soon be opened direct bstwesu San Fran
CISCO snd pornso, the latter island being largely under
the control Of American capitalists boat s already
landing at San Francisco with aour and other stores for
the voyage.
The continuance Of the eight hour movement in Cali
fOrna has Caused much Depression 10 the lumber In
tsrest
In the National Labor Congress at Chicago yesterday
resolutions Of sympathy with the snssss Of The Euro
psau working oiAssss TO obtain political inauenos were
adopted. The newly elected ocsn were Installed and
IL va agvssd to meet esaal n fitisbax nszt NAY.
Acarriags was backed precipcs ~ Pigeon Cove.
Cape Ann. % rhundsys and one OF Tho occupants, :
lady named Adssa Robson. was fatally nd q Mr..
Hartwst seriously injured the fall was trshty-ave
feet $3.50 .lt.. .--'.
The encampmant or the First brigade Of Aassachu'
sets militia has broken up
A police Judge in Cambridge. Mass. sues paper fou
libel in charging him with stupidity and dishonesty In
deciding dog case. ~
The conservative editors Of Georgia met at Macon
Friday and drew up memorial TO Gen. Pope asking
revocation Of his order regulating the distribution oil
Official advertising In he refuses they will apply
TO President johnson
The strike the Mobile and Ohio Railroad still con
tnues and the strikers refuse TO allow any other work
men 10 take their places. No riotous conduct has oc
Cured yet.
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10 cool end fagrant che breathing d never
hot. the greuqds ksps up nth = libera.y which
h sxnlbtsd nowhere else aaA ths wsssev very much
resembling Aavor those % sarssoga seem "a hs~s
Of most Of che German wsisring places An 40 those
Homburg has always been favorte rsoor for Amsu-
cans in Europe. many Of them spsndins ther samnss
bore Ths year there have been unusuaA number az
our counirymsa here, and among then some dlst.n.
guisheA people The Hon. EiIhu B. wa1hburns. OF
baths and the waters with very beneficial resuits ~
washourns from long residence In the malAous regions
Of the West and in Washington, has been threalsssd
With splnai dseass and tendency 70 paralysis che
lower limbs. Has residence here has done him mech
good, and he returns 20 New York b. the German
much improved health ana spirits. and prepared .
90 Into The coming Presidential campaiga ana
General Granvs somluatsoa ana election Wsshbums
V strong man, and although rather radical N OF
he sss.nsas Y perfectly sssi:aca thai ne D!aIsIy
the prosperity and safety Of the republic Mr.. wash
ousne oppressed the most positive belief u the ess.
NJ Washburas's sojourn IN Europe hes nos had the
eusct which such IN experience has upoa soe o. our
sheo. patsd polticIanA Who, upop their arrival have
Il sssasu. scss ss r Convinced Ia svss * .,
supen3rig n ~ rsseects Of republioan eovssnmeea
= . iAs outer. = - ass Sssa Il The pss sssse
tao. z shs sias OF thsss pslssntous SsqPbs" and
cscenosasss snosg eesnssymsa Who sssa % thInf
q .: ~ ss sas " my sssss.: q
1ayIss bssh ss'sesasspif e Ssssa n Gle ose
. Eg osIseh time liza iscsrs.s e pas.aas rssaas
should b 81 In America alsss this gs5IS pseoes.
Ss sa 4 e.
Of he astocracy 70 have their buttosholse decorated
With ribbons and. possible. have their daashssn
And this reminds me that celebrated American bale
who has spent several summers here wbere she has
giant and elegant dresser according 70 report engaged
70 be married TO an Italian Prince j
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The LONDON MoNsY MARxEr-LoNpos, August a.
Noon-Consols for money nrmer and are quoted ct
945s for money United States 1ve-twenty bonds are
weak at T3X. Illinois Central Railway shares Tx.
Erie Railway shares, AK Atlantic and Great Western
consolidated bonds 2iH
TIE CONTINENTAL BoURsEs -FRASkFoar, August %
Evening United States nve-twenties Of 1862 closed
7sH
ilvERrooL CorroN MARKr.-LrvERPooI, August "a
Noon.-Cotton dull; estimated sales to-day 900 bales;
middiing uplands, 10xd +; middlinR Orleans. lid. .
LvERPooL BREADsrUFPs MARKET. -LIvHRPo0I. August
24-Noon.- 49, Cd. for new Seuthern and lSs.
3d. California Corn 35s Cd. Flour 34s for extra
Western. Barley, 81. Oats. IS Cd. Peas, 4la Cd.
LIvERPooL Provisions hARxEr-LIvERpooL, August
24-Noon. Cheese. 49s Beef. 142s. 3d. Lard, 51s.
Cd. Pork, 76s 3d. Bacon, ass. Cd
LIVERPOOL PkoDUoR MARKEr-LdvERPooL, August "a
Rosin-common, Is 3D.; middling. l3s Tallow,
44s Cd. Pot ashes sis Spirits turpontIns. 2os Potro.
lsam-spiri.s shd F; refined. Ia a. Clovsrseed. 4ls.
IL Dutch standard sugar. 26a 3d. Scotch pig ron 53s
Whale OIL Gao; sperm oil. g1l6 Linseed cakes flo S.
Calcutta linseed, 6sa %. Inssed OIL 23s loh
TIE PETROLEUM MARKEr-AHrwERP, August "a
Noon Petroleum, 4skf. for standard white
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the FRENCH TURF.

~ Tho Wook on tho Dcauv0llO Course.
fDeaaviiis (Aaguss l0s consepondsnre Il 0e1kuaats
nesssnG6f3
The FaNs week hAs BEEN mes saeqsasndl 90 20,
sbiderAbfs aun6sr Of visiors hpn 11gtana xhl saj3
Tor he cap ~ so.oooG an4 ~ eeysct Il seseA1ee
worth S6oof. excited Sreas Interest," end ~ @.
marx Vas generally made ihas Cssas ds LAgEsags ~
rarsly seen nscs giauaed than Whto 4sn6sGosH oAaN
II 0rst That1osss, u appsst ht. great fasssss ~
The came stable also 6 without doubtyou ere a0Ara
gained the imperial priss OF 4,00OG With FavosilH
and free hsndicap OF 800Of. with Nontagnard, :
very promisng three year old oot n
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The Salzburg Plan Of France
and Austria.
A South German Confederation and Re-
Sistance to Intervention in the East.
MaximiIian's Body to be Demanded By
Napoleon and Francis Joseph. J..


The Latest Version Of the Btuaee,AS strtaa
NeGotlstless-An "Exvftcst.s UndsrptaadisG
aad Cowps0Acnsivc AftnuRement. 1850
-, r Lospos. August -. 1881. =
The sasbsrg conference continues 70 enssoss Axs
share Or pubic attention Il u rumorsd to-day that an
explicit uhdsstanding arrived at betwesn their
imperh majesties Napoleon and Francis Joseph, not
only in regard 70 the formation OF Southern German
but also 10 resist any intervention the
Eastern question.
II also agreed that the States forming South Ger
many should remain In the zoverein long Prussia
abides BY the treaty Of Prague. In regard TO the
scHLEswIa QUESTION.
1t proposed that hrs Majesty Francis Joseph should
inerposs his good Offices and that on the other hand
Denmark should MAKE considerable concessions In her
demands.
MEXICAN QUESTION
also came up for consideration The body OF the Arch
duke Macmillan was to be demanded from tho Mexicans
by both France and AUSTRIA and the citizens OF both
6mpres in Mexico were TO DO protected at all hazards
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First News Despatch by Cable from Cuba
The Bay OF samaaa Purchased by the United
Ssates.
We have the proud privilege OF printing in
to-day's HERALD the first news despatch trans
mitted by the Cuban cable. Seldom, indeed,
has FIRST despatch brought more important
intelligence. 1t is well known thai negotis-
tons have for some time been toiAr on be-
tween our government and the1kovernmsnt Of
ST. Domingo. with view TO our acquiring
for the purposes Of pAval station the large
and beautiful bay Of Stamina. AT cost Of
five millions of Dollars the bay, with Eve miles
Of land on tbe oircumjacent shore, is at last
10 become The property Of the United States
The bay Of WHICH elsewhere in todsy's
HERALD We gre full account, is forty-three
miles "a length from east to west, about eight
FILES broad. and forms one of the finest har-
bors In the world. In Q military and COM
mercial point Of view the acquisition il most
important Considering the growing impor-
lance of cur relations with Central America, its
value as a naval station Is not to be over
estimated. - ~
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ARRIVAL AND plPAa1uaf of AusrMAn rass's.

The rs.pship Monterey, Captain Edwards, Arrived 1t
lower Quarantine yesterday afternoon from New Orleans
having made the passage in ssvsn days she brought
TIVE Apndred s2d 1ry.nias passengers and cargo Of
ec,ioa ne ailr the properly Of the New York Nail
Steamship Company Two hundred and shirsy-nins OF
the passengers were Austrian ooss and soldiers Of the
late imperial Msxoan army. rhsy were tanasrrsd 10
the lower bay from The steamship Aentsrsy 70 sns
steamship western Metropolis which snssty After
sailed for Bremen. They had no Communication with
The shore, The Monterey having bssa plscsd under
quarantine suryslllsncA
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Two BufOpoam' S1tuotlO0s
For the last fswuayt our cable news regard
ing the doings Of the Emperors. Napoleon
and Francis Joseph, at Salsburg, has been
strangely contradictory. Our cable flashes. Il
is manifest, have been rumors rather than news
One day we are informed that the interviews
had been satisfactory, but that there was to
be no alliance. Next day we are told that the
interviews had been satisfactory and that an
alliance had been f0rned-an alliance Of the
most serious and alarming character. The
day following we learn that the principal OBJ
jects contemplated by the alliance could not
possibly be realized-a fact which was suf
iciently we'll known without the aid of the
cable. To-day, again, we print budget of
news which, though somewhat more detailed,
is not substantially different from some which
we have air lady had.
All that we do know for certain is that the
Emperors have met that they have taken into
their gracious consideration the affairs of the
world generally, giving attention to the affairs
of Europe in particular, and that all things
have been directed with special regard to
the supposed interests Of France. This is the
sum of our substantial knowledge regarding
the doings Of this celebrated Sslzburg Congress.
There are some things, however, regarding
this Congress, which. though we have not had
them stated to US in so many words, it Is per-
fectly safe to infer.
Napoleon has, by implication, declared him
self hostile to United Germany with Prussia
at its head
The breach between Prussia and France Is
widened.
The entente oorfiah which evidently subsists
between France and Austria, both in regard
TO Germany and the East will tighten the
cords which bind together Russia and Prussia.
The peace Of Europe, as natural and neces-
sary consequence, is seriously imperilled.
We augur no good from the proposed inter
ference Of Francis Joseph in tho matter Of
North Schleswig. It might have been better,
too, il the Emperors had been silent regarding
Mexico; for many competent judges are Of
opinion that both Of them have had enough Of
Mexico Ina particulars and Of she Asaorioan
continent in general.
Europe never had before her moro doubt
full or more perilous future She is about to
pass through o revolution Of the moss serious
character. Ere 1t is ended we may see Alex
ander IL in Constantinople and Victor Emanuel
in Rome, and the HERALD's fears may be just-
fed In Mexico proving the Moscow of the
second French empire.
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the TYCOON OF JAPAN.

Napoleon the Third Guardian OF HE Hclr.
(From Galignani's Messenger. August 49,
The Tycoon OF Japan, who 10 ohdless. has decided r.
accord with the chief Daimioa that his younger 6soAe
his legal successor. =.
In that this heir 10 the japanese throne should
receive education suitable 10 his high position, Ne
Tycoon hes requested the Emperor Napoleon = appeaS
governor for him. whose duty will be 70 direct his
studies during the four pears which the Prince ID 70 pase
In France.
The Emperor. according 70 that DESIRE has named
Lieutenant Colonel vilette. OF the sad, Atd-deOamp -
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

Second and Third Days. Running at York.
LONDON, August %, 1867.
At the York yesterday the second day tho first
was for tho Bienueal Stake and wAs won BY the
Duke Of Beaufort's vauban.
Roquefort was second and Rabbit Trap third.
The next race was for the Ebor Handicap and
by AAckenze's Mandrake beating Beeswlng and Go
merA
In the first to-day for tho York Stake che Duke
Of Beauforts vauban beaten easily by Pearsou's
Achievement The Nursery Sake was won by6axon's
vortigern. III
Healeyss steathconan won tho cup.
The weather was beautiful the racing spirited, and,
the attendance large and fashionable
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judges and text writers, as well as the reason
and analogies Of The law, are quite decided in
favor OF the existence Of the authority. He
proved that upon authority, as well as upon
principle, the power of removing testamentary
guardians mus be deemed to be vested in the
court as court of equity. As the first case in
which this power has been exercised, the
Gerety viii case is peculiarly Interesting as
we'll as important
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NAP0lEoM's SON.

His First Revolutionary Treuble.
The Paris Figaro speaks OF little revolution whch 4
said have occurred the household Of the Prince I
periai Il says:-M Monnier, his precepsor, canao3
has sent Ia his resignation The Emperof
believed have the highest opinion OF the capacity
and scientific attachments OF the General. who has hin.
passed through the Polytechnic School with groAt su
oess The Emperor said 70 have accepted ~ resgna
ton OF N. Monnier and given the comptte control U
The General Tho education OF the young Prince 10 y
receivea decidedly sc.salioc direction, ~s
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT At CAPE Ann.

Precipice.Twe Persons Badly Igjarsd asd .
Horse Killed.
Bosrcs, August "a. 1857
AZ Pigeon Cove. Cape Ann, on Thursday, Miss AdsIis
Bobson was fatally injured, Mr. Harvs badly bruised.
Inc nom the road into On abandoned quarry, twenty.
ave feet deep