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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
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ARIZONA.

Indian Outragos-Man Killed-White Woman
and Children Captured.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 7, 1858.
Late advices from Arizona report Indian outrages
as numerous. It is confidently asserted that the
depredations were committed by savages who were
drawing ratons at Fort Goodwin. The peaceful In
dams were indignant and had expressed the opinion
that pursuit should be made from that fort. The
Indians had made raid on the corral at Fort Grant
and killed one man and captured woman and two
children near Fort Tucson. Troops from the differ
rent forts were out in pursuit Of the raiders
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TIVE ACCIDENT ON the NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday j

NoRwALK, Conn.,, August :, 1888.
The eleven o'clock up freight train on the New
York and New Hampshire Railroad last night ran on
the bridge q short distance beyond the westport
Conn, station. II appears that through some care
lessness on the part OF some one the draw was left
Open and the engineer OF the train either not motto
ing that the signal was down OF for other rea-
son, his engine OF the end OF the bridge. The
river, piled together In an inextrcable mass. The
engineer and fireman Jumped Oh, the latter being in
jured By splinter Ia the abdomen, but not danger
ously. A brakeman was carried down by one OF the
cars but managed to free himself and swan ashore
The scene Is one Of dsaster-engne, cars, freight
and merchandise crushed into one mass OF ruins
The amount OF loss in the way OF freight Ia not Ger.
tany known, but supposed to be about $1,000. A
gang Of wreckmen are at work clearing the bridge
and surroundings from the wreck aud It will soon
10 in state Of repair.
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Turf Eyents-Thc Lewes Races.

LONDON, August I, 1868.
The races at Lewes commenced to-day.
The De Warrenne handicap Of 10 sOvereigns each,
forfeit, with 100 added, for all ages, about five
furlongs was won by the Duke of Hamilton's three
year old Oh. f. Leone, by Newminster, out of Cas-
pard's dam by Hampton; Mr.. II. Savie's br. 6.
Reindeer, aged, by Mountain Deer out Of Sutana,
second Mr.. Gilby's three-year old CHI. c. Haymaker,
by bennington, out Of Village Maid, third.
The betting before the race was two to against
Leonie, two to one against Reindeer and five to
against Haymaker.
Twelve horses started
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PoliticaI-Large Republican Meeting.
AUGUSTA August I, 1868.
Major General John A. Logan arrived here to-day
by special steamer from Bath The largest political
meeting ever held in this city is being held tonight
at Granite Hall. Hon. James G. Blaine presides.
The post Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
General Logan to the hall and he and Mr.. Blaine
made addresses,
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THE NEW DOMINION.
s;reat Rifle shooting Mcetius-wreck of the
Bark Pomous-The Feeling In Novn scotia.

The Dominion Rifle Association have fnally decided
shat the great rife match shall take place on La
rrarie Common september To-
A despatch from Gaspe says the bark Pomona.
ashore on Fox Island, is total loss.
A despatch from Halifax says caucus Of the
Dominion and local members viii be held ton light,
a. which the Canadians will be present and the posi-
lion OF matters discussed. 1t was thought that the
most violent antiunionsts will oppose every peaceful
,ropostion for a settlement. This may cause split
a portion with him aud support the views of the
Canadians.
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OHIO.

Escape Of an Express ssOnal
Nomination.
CINCINNATI, August I, 1858.
Charles Davis, alias william bearing, one Of the
party who robbed the Adams Express Company at
seymour, Ind, escaped from jail at that place this
morning. A reward of $500 is offered by the Adams
Express Company for his rearrest.
The Democratic Convention ut MonrOeville to-day
nominated Warren p. Noble OF Tiffin AZ their can
didate for Congress from the Ninth district.
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ST. DOMlNGO.

General Alarm ut the Capital-Wholesale De-
sertion Of Bnez's Troops.
HAVANA August I, 1883.
At St. Domingo city general alarm was prevalent
owing to the progress made by the revolution. The
troops were deserving in large bodies.
The Governor Of the Seybo district had sent to the
capital for reinforcements but the troops detailed to
aid him refused to embark. The detachment ordered
to Aqua deserted en- nasse leaving only the officers
10 support the cause OF President Baez.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska will sail from this port on
Saturday for Aspinwail. iD
The mails for Central America aud the South Pa.
cihc will close at half.pas, ten O'Clock In the
morning.
TIE Nsw YORK DISQUALIFICATION for the Pacific
will be ready at hafpsst nine In the morning.
Single copies. Ia wrappers Tor uAiung. AZ seaS.
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A Steamship Struck by Lightning.

BELFAST August I, 1868.
The steamship william TibDetts, from Boston,
while entering the harbor this evening. was struck
by lightning, which tore in pieces the foremast and
fOresail, and thence passed into the pilot house,
which was almost demolished. Captain Ingraham,
who was the pilot house at the time was seriously
injured, and young lady passenger was Frustrated
by the stroke. Eugene Ingraham, the pilot. was so
fluid passed along the wheel ropes to the rudder,
and in its course Knocked man overheard, who was
soon rescued, however. None or the other passen-
gers were injured. The hull OF the steamer is not
damaged
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PENNS YCVANiA.
Burglar Shot by q Boy-Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August :, 1865.
Night before last burglars attempted to enter
house in the western part OF the city, but were
frightened of by a boy aged seventeen, who got
gun and threatened to shoot them. Last night the
boy was on watch, and the men returned and made
another attempt to enter. The boy fired and killed
one OF Them named sweeney, blowing his liver ell
tirey out OF his body.
Last night the spoke factory Of Bushby 4 Co., in
this city, and WoOdward's machine shop, adjoining,
entirely destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
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TENNESSEE.

%. .f-f'sY, vE.x s.asss ass
Kumored Plot to burn Nashville and Other
Places and Murder the Citizens.
NASHVILLE, August 7, 1865
The Union ana Despatch, democratic newspaper,
published charge this morning that white and col
0red men had entered into plot to burn Nashville,
Murfreesboro, Columbia and Pulaski, numbering men
women and children.
The Union ana Despatch says 1t can give names.
1t is supposed that crazy fanatics are at the
bottom OF the plot, II 1t really exists.
A meeting Of citizens was held this afternoon, at
which committee was appointed to wait upon
Mayor Alden and ask investigation.
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TBLECRAPHIC NEWS
-.s-ETsI-a :
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
VENEZUELA.

F0reigR Vessels Admitted to the COasting
Trade-MOnagas Preparing TO Attack Puerto
Oabell0-Sham Blockade of Laguayra-
BruzuuPs Position.
CARACAS, July %, via HAVANA, August 7, 1868.
Government has conceded to foreign vessels the
privilege Of engaging in the cOasting trade until the
LIST Of January, 1869.
General Monagas, with four thousand troops, is at
Valencia preparing to advance upon Puerto Cabello.
General Bruzual is gone to Maracaibo which place
had not engaged in the late revolutionary move
ments.
A little steamer in the interest of Marshal Falcon
has attempted to blockade the port Of Laguayra,
hut her attempt has all the appearance OF a sham.
All the sales and contracts made by General Bru-
Zua have been annuled, especially those relating to
teamers.
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NEBRASKA.

Mormon acknowledgements state Con-
ventiOn.
OMAHA, August 7, 1868.
Sixteen car loads OF MormOns passed through this
city yesterday on their way to Salt Lake City.
The Democratic State Convention yesterday nomi-
mated R. J. Tappleton to Congress and James Il. Por
ter for Governor. Resolutions were passed de-
nouncing Congress for imposing negro suffrage upon
the people OF Nebraska, endorsing the platform OF
the Democratic Conventiop &C.. ID Ymes
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ENGLAND.

.Jea Davis on ,ChnAge In LiverpOol-Death Of
VeterA,n Jurisi.
IIyrM POOL August I. 1868.
Jen Davis was on Change at Liverpool to-day and
was loudly cheered
The Right Hon. Stephen Washington, or the
Court of Arches, and eminent veteran in the pub
tic service, is dead.
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ALAB ANA.
Removal OF Disabilities-sharp Practice by
the Legislature.

The House to-day, BY vote OF seventy-three to
thirteen passed the Senate bill removing disabilities
from all persons not allowed to vote by the state
constitution.
In the Senate bill was passed, by vote OF four
teen to thirteen, which neutrazes this by taking
away from the people the right to vote for Presden
tal electors and giving to the Legislature. IL was
sent to the House Immediately, where II was made
the special order for tomorrow at ten o'clock The
bill will unJ lubtediy pass. Dispatches from the
recently ELECTED Senators were received today ad-
visng this course
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Fire In the woods--The City Of CclIinswocd
in DANGER.

CoLLINGwOOD, AugustT 1858.
terrific nre has been raging in the woods back OF
this place all day. The forest for miles Is one mass
OF Names Great fears are entertained for the safety
of the town. several farm houses have been de-
siroyeI
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Tho Debt Of the Late Papal Provinces.
FLORENCE, August 7, 1858.
The Italian government has agreed to pay that por
ton of the debt OF the former Papal provinces which
Is held in France and look to these provinces for re-
endorsement
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American Institute Of Instruction.

PirrsFfELD. August 7, 1868.
The American Institute OF Instruction closed It's
sessions in this town today. Presidents White OF
the Cornell University, and Wilson, OF Hobart Col
lege. delivered the addresses. John Kneeland OF
Boston was elected President for the ensuing year.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
yellow Fever In B0ss ON Ha rbor.

The brig Laura, from Cienfuegos. Is at anchor at
quarantine with yellow fever on board. The cap
tain's wife and two seamen died on the passage,
and the mate IL still sick.
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EGYGT.

The Executive Succession Defined.
CoNsTANTINOPLH, August 8, 1861
The Sublime Porte has formally proclaimed the
eldest son of the viceroy Of Egypt the rghtful and
legitimate successor to the viceregal throne in the
event OF the death OF Ismael Pasha.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

ROTTERDAM. August THE bark Peddler, from
New York, arrived at this port to-day.
GLASGOW, August THE steamer Iowa, from New
York, has arrived out.
QUEENSTOWN, August THE steamship Java, from
New York, has arrived at this port.
LIVERPOOL. August THE steamship Carroll, OF
the Baltimore and Liverpool line, has arrived out.
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FLORIDA.
,e LEGISLATURE.

Adjournment of the Legislature.
TALLAHASSEE August T. 1863.
The Legislature yesterday passed over the Cover
nors veto the bill to pay to members one years pay
for services from June to December and adjourned
at midnight until November 3, when they will choose
Presidential electors.
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TURKEY.
,retan Appeal To EnRIa ID.

Cretau Appeal to England.
LONDON, August !, 1853.
despatch from COnstantinople, says the Levant
Post, contains statement that the Cretans have sent
a request for help to Queen Victoria.
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The Bank Return.

PARIS August ], 1868.
According to the Official statement, published over
the signatures Of the Officers OF the bank the amount
Of bullion in vault has increased 100000 francs
since the last report.
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KENTUCKY.

Democratic Majority Incrcasing-May Reach
100000.
LOUISVILLE August I, 1858.
The Courier estimates Stevenson's majority at
S. 600. The Journal thinks the majority will reach
100 OO0
The remains Of the late Very Rev. J. B. Stephens
followed to the grave by nearly 10000 persons.
The ceremonies were very impressive.
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Fatal SHOOTING Anrny.

JHOOtIhB AuTHye
MEMPHIS August 7, 1863
A shooting array occurred this afternoon on Dun
lap street between two builders named McKenna
some work the dispute arose, and McKenna drew a
pistol and fred at Johnson, who seiZed shotgun
and fired at McKenna, mOrtally wOunding him.
Johnson surrendered himself to the authorities
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Died Of Ills Wounds.

WORCESTER August I, 1865
Thomas Moran who was shot at Rocky Point yes
terday by Edward i. Campbell, Of New York, died
this evening
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FRANCE.
Army Preparations.

Y
General Fleury has issued a circular calling for the
purchase of additional supplies Of horses for the
army,
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NEW YORK.
serenade to senator Henry G.. Murphy aud
Ex-Governor Church mt Saratoga.

serenade to Senator Henry &. Murphy aud
Ex-Governor Church mt Saratoga.
SARATOGA, August T. 1858.
senator Henry G. Murphy received the compli-
ment Of serenade tonight at the Clarendon Hotel.
He was introduced by Mr.. Charles OConor and
made n brief speech, in which he urged men Of all
parties join In an effort to raise the country to its
former prosperous condition and reduce the
enormous burdens Of taxation. When such
result was attained the payment OF the
bonds in gold or greenbacks would be minor ques-
ton. for the nation would be abundantly able to
meet all its obligations. Then could resume its
former influence with European governments par
culary for the protection OF adopted citizens Of the
United States. He returned thanks for the honor
done him, through the Partially OF h,s friends and
concluded with proposal that his hearers pay
similar compliment to ex-Lieutenant Governor San.
ford +. Church.
The crowd then proceeded to the Union Hotel,
where Mr.. Church was stopping and after few airs
by the band Mr.. Church was called out and intro
duced by Judge Birdsell. He made a short address
in which he expressed the hope that peace and Union
would soon be restored throughout the country. and
after returning thanks for the compliment. withdrew
amid great cheering.
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Chevnlier's Treatise the Unir-tiiven
away tho drug stores aud sent ny mail free THIS valuable
book should be IN every house teaches TO restore hair
TO s original color, cultivate and have hbesuf 70 the
latsst period OF life.
SARAH A. CHEvALrER. n. D..Li23 Broadway, nv.
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Nights OF Painful Watching with Poor,
s,ck CRYING children, he avoided the OF Hrs
w1ysLows SOOTHING SYRUP. It relieves the little
sufferer from pain wind coc regulates The stomach
and bowels scidy, and during the process OF
teethng invaluable Perfectly safe 10 all cases. ss NIL
lions OF mothers testify. he and cali for
MRS. wINsLON's SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac smis OF 'CrRris PHEKiSs on the olt
side wrapper All others base limitations.
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DIR. kennedy'- "Permnuent Caro- for Ca-
10 sold by drusssta DEMAS BARSE5 co, New YORK.,
Agents.
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Criste doro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manafsctrred. wholesale and retail also applied 81 No
Asor House.
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FrrinG hut Nobe.-Self Help for fOunG Mrr,
erred desire better manhood sent in sealed
etier envelopes Free Of charge n benefited return the
postage Address PhNsnthrUs boz P, Philadelphia Pa
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wiss, Toupees and Orna mcnfaI Heir.I d.
quality Hair DYE aud Hair Dyeins' All coo's' !"
LOR's, 10 Bond street
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1000 Pirres White MOSQUITO Nets st ~
cen,s per piece; ptsn, Potsbs CsooPsA kkLrVs Vu~
tAa sss,s ~. ~ Brssysu.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dyc.-The Beet In the
world. The only perfect Dye harmless reliable iustauts
ueons. Factory Is Bond street
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Ni.ht. or Painful Wntrbius with Poor

Have Won the Disrrhwas Go to Iiudnut r.
co FOR shermsns great Hero Beverage cure warranted
IN uediaielx.
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Rcorga nization Of a state Bank.

hLhAN1, august 1905
The Mechanics and Farmers Bank. OF this city,
Thomas W. Olcott President has Withdrawn from
the national banking system aud reorganized as
state Bank.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Paid In Gold.
fnfomAon furnished The rates paid for Doubloons
q OIL kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Is Wall street, " Y.
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Saratoga springs, Long Branch. IT.
LADIES' before go good supply OF Boots and saoes
from MILLERA co, No. Union square
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The mouth Of the who puriHcs his teeth WE
sOZODONT 10 witness boz and every tune be opens "
two rows OF cleaning witnesses testify to 10 besu"J"s
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For Moth Patches, Frsckis- and Tan on the
Face. use PERRY's MOTH AND fRLCkLE LOTION"
SOD bx druss.s eyerywi.rs
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"sp,Lpryas GLUE" /. used In every couo,r, oo the
cio
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4 Marvellous Cure.-June j ] came TO the
Magnetic Healing institute, " Great Jones street.
ment had walked tor three In days the
limbs restored, and since have regAined
lost strength Mrs BROOkER. Noie.-This lady
al the Institute for lew days Cancer, cousurnpon
Ac.. treated with eqnal success
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A.-Nosquitoes and Flics.-sleep In Com-
fort. Roebuck's Mosquito Canopes for Beds.
ROEBUCk BROS, ~ Fulton street.
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sis,i4i'S9o. The net imports for 1868 reached
ss4e sis being decrease sipce the previous year
OF $4l, 7g7. The values in the returns as here
given are ali In American gold dollars, end include
specie as well IS merchandise. Amount OF customs
duties received. siaa2sLs2, beng qtt{ per cent II
the value OF the dutable imports. The returns EN-
brace the entire country from Maine to Alaska, ana
include all the river and lake districts from the
mouth OF the Mississippi to the Canadas. They are
compiled from over 50, 900 entries and dockets.
Amount Of Treasury Warrants Issued.
The warrants issued by the Treasury Department
during the month OF July, 1865 to meet the require
ments Of the government amounted to- in round
numbers the following sums. wiz
CIVIL miscellaneous and foreign inter-
course .................... 81, 10000
Interest on puDlic debt ............. 81, 500, 900
War 7,026,000
Navy .............. ................... 2,641 900
Interior, pensions aud Inuians ..... $4,000
Total. S46, $40 900
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Gen,cen's Furnishings at WALLS al Fulton street,
Broadway Prices absolutely unprecedented "New York
Mills shirts, Ys dozen dozen finest Linen Collar,
thrown In Muslin Drawers, 7jc.: Jean, 81.
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic Inscci Powder.

Cockroach feas bugs and every kind OF vsrmia
killed at once by this remarkable powder 10 not poison
but certain to do It's work. single rs cent aask hsl
killed
A Peek OF Cockrosches
Be- LYONS II IL the original aud only Ia
Destroying Powder Beware OF limitations See sigma
l.. Lyon the flask Depo, 81 Park row. New York.
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A.-JcMers Offers Extra ordinary Baraaius
in Ladies', Misses aud Chlldrens Boots and Shoes.
JEFFRRs, 1isS and LIES Broadway opposite 81 Jsmes,
Hoffman and Filth Avenue hotels.
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