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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Guerrero (iaQship),
Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis arrived at this port
on Sunday night from Rio Janeiro. She went into
commission May 81 1867 left the United States June
%, 1867, and arrived In BIO Janeiro July ~, 1867
The following is list OF the offcers:-
Con,mdnde1'-T. NJ. Ramsay (tleeD
Lieutenant Conn1anders-C. Il. McDouRal A. g.
Barker lneet) and Il. r. Woodward.
Lieutendnts-G. Il. Wingate and G. II. Rockwell
MdSte'S-S HHDDard and L. Il. Chenng.
Easfgns-J g. Talbot, II. M. Isle and B. Nc
Ilvane. " NV
S,vgeons-M. DuvM tneet; Passed Assistant. T..
Heugg; Assistant, I. X. Brown.
IdyffldStef'-Rlchard Washington.
Engtpeers-Chief, G. ii. Baker lfieet,: Frat Assist
ant X. Potts; second Assistants Il. Gay, ~ Ross
and 9. T.. Hannum. ~ "
Ch0pldi,,--G. ID. Henderson.
Captain OF MdrileS-P. X. Fendall mect)
Second Lieutenant OF Mdrtaes-R Il. Neill.
BOdtStcaiR--H. Dickinson
GuRner-E Mack.
Cd,pentef-N. Mayer
SditfndkG'-J. A. Birdsall.
Mdshtpnlen-R. ]. Rodgers, (staff); A. d. Wyckotr
w. II. Everett, @. +. Norton r. NJ Hawley r. N
Lee (stalrL T. M. Ettlng and Il. M. Day
Three heutenants and SIX engineers on their wav
home as passengers, "a follow5:--
Lie,teYidnts- Richard r. Leary, Charles H. Pena,e
ton and George M. Mcclure.
Eaq,neers-Second Assistant. y. p. Kelly: Acting
Second Assistants, l.. r. Burgoyen and l.. H. Finn:
Acting Third Assistants +. l.. Andrews, T.. Smith
and IA. w. SpeiQhts.
Commander Breese and Past Assistant Paymaster
Melach have been ordered 10 the uvane.
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QUARANTINE.
Healthy Record of the Hnrbor-Oniy Three
Fever Cases In Hospital.

Healthy Record of the HnrbOr-Oniy Three
Fever Cases In Hospital.
There are but three in hospital at present in
the lower quarantine bay. The symptoms in each
were those OF fever, but what particular kind has
not yet been developed; nothing, however, OF a
malignant character Is apprehended. Two may be
put down as yellow fever Of milder type than
usual; the other is not supposed to be In anywlse
serious. This is a comparatively healthy record for
the port of New York at this particular season.
cially when one considers how very much exposed
this harbor always is to the visitation OF plague by
reason Of the innumerable crowd OF strange vessels
hailng from adj the tropical and fever-breedng ports
in the world, that annually drop in here Tor one
purpose or another.
The United States steamship Guerrero, Admiral
Davis, which arrived IN the lower bay last Sunday
evening from the South American station reported
all well on board The surgeon Of tho vessel states
that while In Rio Janeir0 yellow fever prevailed in
the city to an alarming extent. There were many
DEATHS as well In the city as on board vessels In the
harbor. The only arrival In the lower bay from
Rio since this condition OF things was discovered
was the Margaret Powre, with one case OF fever on
board. Rio Janelro Is now down among the list of
condemned ports and due precautions VIII be taken
with all vessels haing from that quarter In future.
Steamers, however, are objects or suspicion even
the voyage that whatever sickness they may nave
on board Will either have fully developed itself or
expended Its vlruence entirely.
There is yellow fever still In Havana. The bark
warrior, which recently arrived here, left nine men
IN hospital at that port There have been arrivals
lately from such Mexican ports as have been de.
cared infected The precautions taken In the lower
quarantine bay are numerous and believed to be
effective. The hospital described IN yesterdays
HERALD Will be amply adequate to meet all the ext
gencles that may be demanded OF it, DR.. Kenneth
acts as the faithful guardian OF the public health in
the quarantine waters.
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TElEGRApRlC NEWS ITEMS

A young dry goods clerk in Sandusky, Ohio, named
Ii. L. Frisbie committed suicide by drowning yester.
day morning.
The sloop Index, Captain Hyatt, from Rondout N.
Y, laden with stone, sunk near Tarrytown on SUM-
day night No lives were lost.
George II. Fahnestock, OF Harrisburg, Pa, acct
dentally shot himself on Sunday night, the ball pass
ing through the body near the heart, causing his
death IN few hours.
Chief Justi &C Chase arrived last night in Boston.
He goes to Hanover, Mass, and tomorrow will
make brief address at the dinner of the Dartmouth
College Alumni, of which he is president.
During severe thunder storm which prevailed at
Cincinnati on Sunday last the house OF Mr.. Doty
was struck by lightning, his daughter instantly
killed and his vile and son severely injured by the
shock.
A house, barn and shop in Wenham, Mass, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday. While endeavorina
to save property from the flames q man named W.
b. Morgan had his pocketbook containing nearly
$500, stolen.
The storm reported to have occurred at Licking
ton Mo-, on Wednesday, amounted to q tornado.
1t swept over portions Of Clay and Lafayette coun
ties, doing great damage. Houses were unroofed
aud chimneys were blown down. The crops were
injured seriously.
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the LAsGt FIRE IN WINDSOR, COas.
Hotel, Post Office md other Buildings De-
str0yed-Loss $4,000.
From the Hartford Courant, July 1871

From the Hartford Couraut July 1871
Between one ana TWO O'Clock saturday afternoon
fire was discovered In barn just back of the hotel
In Windsor, and the flames spread with such rapid
ity that before they could be checked the hotel and
barn. three Sheds barn on the opposite side OF the
street, owned by Capen Brothers, and store con-
tanning the post Office were burned 10 the ground.
In one OF the sheds hand fire engine, owned by the
town OF Windsor was kept, but In the haste TO re-
move portable property In the buildings DESTROYED
and those threatened the engine was LEFT to Its own
destructi0n-a singular proceeding under the
circumstances. When 1t was apparent that the fire
could not be controlled despatch WAS sent to this
city, asking for assistance. and Chez Engineer
Eaton despatched steamer No. by special train
which arrived in windsor in time TO save a large
building north Of thehotel where the fire was Just
taking hold. Much credit was gwen our Fire De-
partment for the prompt response to the call for
help, and many thanks were rendered to the Aremen
deputed. In the hotel barn a horse and three hogs
were burned to death. This property-hotel barn
and sheds-was owned by Griswod IL Gillette, who
estimate their loss at S1S,000 with an insurance OF
only $4,000, which Is divided between New York and
Hartford companies. The store building belonged
TO the estate OF James LOOMS, and was occupied
by Il. p. Ellsworth, who saved nearly all his stock.
The building was not insured. All the contents OF
the Post once were removed In safety The origin
OF the fire Is not definitely ascertained, though
there seems TO be no question that 10 was the work
Of an lncendlary. MIR. Gillette had observed two
strange men hanging around the premises. Suspi-
cion points TO them as the guilty parties.
A correspondent In Windsor writes % follows:-
"y the well directed efforts OF citizens the Loo
mis- manslon next north and occupied by Frederick
Williams also the new frame dwelling OF Mrs. |. =.
Hayden. south, were saved. The promptness Of the
Hartford and New Haven Railroad Company and OF
your city authorities IN extending aid will ever be
remembered and suitable acknowledgment will be
maze by the town authorities IN public meeting
called for THAT purpose and also TO take measures
for our better protection against fire. There bat
little doubt that this fire was accidental hut our
seectdnen Will inau're into tn
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The AMERICUS CLUB.
The Politicians Away from Poiitics-An AID.
venture and Its Results.
INDIAN hAkBOR,
GREENWICH, Conn.,, July Is, 1869.

I
GREENWICH, Conn.,, July Is, 1869. I
The spacious and well appointed club house and
grounds OF the Americas Club, OF New York have
already achieved worldwide reputation through
the whoe-souled and generally democratic system OF
hospitality dispensed by the members OF the club
1t Is strange how erroneous an opinion
Is generally conceived in regard TO the doings here
at the Harbor. It ls supposed that the 'sates
for the fall campaigns in the city. county and
state made out; that here the fate OF aspirants
for ONCE Is sealed that hence go the edicts which
guide the party ship throughout the year. To one
who has been here, who sits as l do now, on this
quiet Sabbath day. on the spacious platform front
of the club house, gazing out on the shining waters
OF the sonnd. counting the pretty looking sails
which dot the surface of the water and surrounded
by the members Of the club 1t seems strange indeed
that such an impression as that referred to should
exist 1t would be singular indeed If the facts cor
roborated the idea. Here Of all parties and
all shades OF politics banded solely for social enjoy
ment, and eschewing entirely even an ausion to
politics. The club is composed mainly of politicians
and yet Is by no means, political club.
The query comes then-What do these men club
forS How can IL be possible for men who lead such
a dizzy, dazzling and exciting life as that OF the
New York politician, to tear themselves away from
the continual excitement which surrounds them in
their every day life and spend In this out OF the way
place two months OF the Year, The answer TO the
second query mlght properly come first and all that
Il Is necessary to say Is they do 10 and therefore, t
Is possible What they do here requires little fur
ther explanation Let us look at the present situation
on the platform OF the house, as mentioned above
are the members Of the club or rather a portion
OF them The club houses themselves the grounds
surrounding them, and the neighborng scenery have
been heretofore described IN the columns of the
HERALD and It Is scarcely necessary TO say anything
about them now. so TO the present condition OF
affairs. Walking up and down the platform, with
his hands casped behind his back his face perfect
picture OF contentment and good nature, and his
ilgure'a type OF good living is Commissioner owen
". Brennan He IL dressed in full Hnlerm-as are
all the members OF the Club-darK blue sack coat
blue vest and pants with trimmings of narrow gold
brad; q cap or the navy fatigue style -uu which
Fleming gaZes fOndly-wth the Initials "a CT
within wreath embroidered In gold on the front.
MIR. Brennan Is acting as sort of moral super
VISOR officer OF the day He looks most uaternalv
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY HARKHT.--LONDoN, July 10--4:3O
p3N for the account. United states 1ve-twenty bonds
quiet and steady at S2N. Erie Railway shares,
Western, "a.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN Neutrality-suspicious. July
19--4:S0 =. M.-Cotton.-1ne market closed quiet;
midding uplands, 12Id.; middling Orleans, 13d.
The sales OF the day have footed up 5000 bales.
hvERPOoL BREADsTUFF5 MARKET.-LIvBRPOoI,
July l0.AVhcat, los Cd. per Genital for California
white and 9s. Id FOR No. 2 red western. Corn 29s,
per quarter for Old mixed Western ana 2ss. for
new do.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET -LIvERpOoL. July
le.-flnc rosin, 15s. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--LoND0N, July TO-
IaioW, sos. 90. per cwt Sugar quiet, beth on the
Spot anu anoai Calcutta linsced, 62s; spirits OF
turpentine, 26s. Oh. per owt
fEIR0LEuM MARkEr.--A STwERP, july 10.--Petro-
beum. 40l. for standard w1lite.
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NEW YORK.

Tho Rochester Saengerfest-SuicIde-Fn
Accident.
ROCHESTER, July 10, 1860.
The great Saengerfest IN this city, participated in
by societies from Buffalo, Eric, Syracuse and Ham,
ilton commenced to-day. The principal buildings
are finely decorated and the influx or strangers Is
largo. This evening grand concert Will be given
ct the Rink.
man named John VIII committed suicide In his
own house IN Sherman street this morning by hang.
ing himself.
Two men fell from scarold. on which they were
At work this forenoon IN North Clinton, ana both
were severely Injured; one fatally, probably.
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VIRGINIA..

4Default in Payment Of Interest on the State
observation-disclosures from Austria.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10, 1862
The July interest on the Virginia State debt will
not be paid before January next and has not been
arranged to pay it even at that time.
The Richmond WING says
We nave Information that eighty Austrian families
from the neighb0rhOod OF Vienna, are coming to
settle near Richmond. They have already disposed
of their effects In Austria, and are awaiting the
turn OF their agent, who has been here recently to
make arrangements for them He Is now en- route
for that country Those already here are delighted
with their prospects.
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/ ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "material," In the shape
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Our designing and wood engraving de-
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NARROW ESCAPE FaUM DROWNING.

From the Troy Daily Whig, July 1911
Recently at Saranao four boys, Henry Snrasue,
aged twelve years, his brother Willie, aged seven,
John Darrah aged ten years, and his brother Rober
aged i've ran away from their homes, aod gof no
down to the Saranac river, undertook TO MAJ q a
raft. They had collected number OF logs am, suc
ceeded in fastening two OF them together when
they got into the deep water and could NOT manage
them, The Darrah boys lclung to these two logs
naia pHue d INTO ths s so ortu
around log, while with the other be held his little
brother, and prevented HIM from d. owning In this
perlous condition, the four boz doateI down to
Elsinore not less than three-fou tins of mile where
they cameered on to the bonn ana succeeded In
getting ashore -.
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LOUISIANA.

Arrests for Observation-Disclosures Seizure Of
Cigars in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July TO- 1860.
Messrs. Faures and Sourdes, partner and chief
clerk In the house OF Coutourie Co.. against whom
warrants were issued on the 18th inst, delivered
themselves to Marshal Packard this morning, and
were released giving ball IN the OF S. 900 EACH
One hundred and frty thousand cigars, taken pos
session OF by Collector Stockdale aud libeed by
tne united state courts were taken possession Of
to-day by Marshal Packard
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TBLBGRAPHIC NEWS
r o.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
ENGLAND.
Political News Dull-Meeiing OF the WOmen's
Franchise Society.
JoNnON July 10. 1869.
r. o M


Political News DuII-Meeiing Of the Women's
Franchise Society.
LONDON, July 10, 1862
The political news to-day Is meagre.
The first general meeting OF the Women's Fran
chise Society was held here yesterday. Among the
hotabes present were the followlng:-J0hn Stuart
Min, the author and statesman; Lord Houghton
Right Hon James Stanseld, Junior Lord OF the Trea
sury; Henry Fawcett, member OF Parliament for
Brighton; Rev. Charles Kingley, the author, and
Louis Blanc, the author. There were also many
ladies present Addresses were delivered by many
well known speakers, and a resolution was unan
nously adopted favoring female suffrage.
The University Tests BIl-The Ecumenical
COuncil-The Finances of the Irish Church.
LONDON July 10, 1862
In the House Of Lords tonight the University
Tests bill came up. The Earl OF Carnarvon moved
the previous question on the ground of the lateness
of the season and the insuniciency of time for the
consideration Of the bill. On division Of the House
the bill was thrown out
In the House of Commons Mr. Otway, Under Sec
rotary OF Foreign Affairs said the government was
aware that negotiations had passed between Bava-
ria and Austria with respect TO the Ecumenical
Council, but having received no official Information
1t could submit no papers on the subject.
In reply to an inquiry OF Mr.. Heygate as to how
the Irish Church surplus fund was to be locally APP
piled Mr.. Gladstone said the question was rather
premature He could not presume that the bill
would pass: moreover the financial parts Of the
measure were very complex, ana he could not say
how far portions OF the surplus would bear local
character; but he assured the House that the gov
eminent was desirous of distributing the fund
equally over Ireland
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CUBA.

Reorganization of a Volunteer Regiment-Its
Defamation by Disease and Battle.
HAVANA, July 10, 1862
Colonel Alvear and the officers Of his battalion
have received orders to return to Havana and form
o new regiment, their old command having been re-
duced to a small fragment by disease and battle.
Arrived-Bark Slower, from New York.
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MAILS FIR EUROPE.

The Cunard mar steamship Scotia will leave thls
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails fer Europe will close at the Post oflos
at twelve O'Clock M. on Wednesday.
THE NES YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe-wiu
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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FRANCE.

RcnppOiutment Of Marshal vaillnnt-The
Press and the New Cabinet.
PARIS, July 10, 1869.
Marshal valiant has been reappolnted Minister Of
the Imperial Household.
The press Of the city regard the new Cabinet as
one OF transition only.
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IRELAND.

Attempted Assassination Of a Sheriff.
DUBLIN, July 49, 1862
Mr.. Washburton, the High Sheriff Of Queens
county. while his way to attend the asslzes was
fired at from the roadside and severely wounded.
The assassin has not yet been discovered.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Wednesday Tor Aspinwall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at half-past ten O'Clock in the
morning.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for the Pacific
will be ready at half-past nine in the morning.
Single copies. IN wrappers for mailing SIX cents
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WASHINGTON SOCIAL CLUBS.
WASHINGTON, July rs,

WASHINGTON, July rs, 1869.
There Is one institution peculiar 20 civilization
that has never nourished here to any considerable
extent-socia cubs Several attempts have been
made Of different times TO establish them, and in one
or two instances they were uart,alv successful.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Release Of Father Mcmahon Ordered.
OTTAWA July 10, 1850.
The government has decided to release Father
Mcmahon from confinement in the Provincial Peni-
Tertiary. No reference was made to the imperial
authorities
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Summer Clothing Wnnted-To Sell ON Com
mission, under the owners supervision advertisers the
eligible locality 233 Broadway. w. T. j.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with quckness and DESPATCH twenty-five cent
cheaper at any other printing In the city,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
TIC Nasa
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We
mg ESTABLISHMENT having made extensive additions 10 tia
material, In the shape OF Presses, Type, &C. &c IA now
prepared to execute orders with rapdty I psrons
rate prices. ~ ~ - "''N'-
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
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Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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"Frcsh ns n Mniden,s BIusIl,, is che Pure

For First Class Printing of Every Descrip-
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Nassau street.
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Crisfad0r Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied his wig and scalp factory No Aston House.
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Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 so Per Bot
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see Advertisement of MiddIetown Mineral
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A.-l.adies' Faces EnamelIed; also the Pre-
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A Card.

Be Sure and Call For
MRS. WTNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
having the fac-simile of Curtis Perkins on tbs outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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The Cuban Expedition hns Postponed it's
day of sailing the urgent solicitation States
government officials and Marshal Barlow his
conquerng those of HIS triumphant deputies with
victorious wreath in the shape OF KNoxs Incompatible
Hats Knoxs hats Of the period, light airy
and elegant, truly the crown jewels of fashion.
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about your premises Lyon,s Insect Powder will do It
nothing else will. Look out for frauds In buying Buy
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get the right thing death all insects Sold in bot
ties only Any who pretends sell ii by the or
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ssFresh as n Maiden's Blush'' Is the Pure
peachy complexion which follows the use of HAGAN'S
MAGNOLIA BALM 1t is the true secret of beauty. Fashion
able ladies in society understand this
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl into
city belle more rapidly than any other thing.
Redness Sunbun, Tan freckes, Botches and all effects
of the summer sun disappear where it Is
used, and a genial cultivated, fresh expression
Is obtained which rivals the bloom of youth
Beauty possible all who will rs any
spectacle and insist getting the Magnolia Balm
Depot q Park row. New York. Lyons Katharon is the
best Hair Dressing.
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At J. EverceIps, SOC Broadway, Wedding
and Visiting Cards. Monograms Goats Of Arms &C. lnitaed
Note Papers finest IN the city.
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Established i'm 1S00-The Metropolitan Job
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words OF Cheer for Young Men, Who, Hav-
ing fallen victims social evils desire hotter nanhooi
sent In scaled letter envelopes FREQ Of charge Address
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| Owing to the great increase Of bust.
ness consequent on tae popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
| propriators of