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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander r. s. McCook is ordered
to the receiving ship New Hampshire, at Norfolk;
Commodore James III. Watson is detached nom duty
as Lighthouse Inspector at Astoria, oregon, aud
placed on waiting orders; Commander X. b. Breess
Is detached from ordnance duty at Washington
Navy Yard and granted leave of ABSENCE Lieutenant
A. v. Reed IS detached from the Jamestown and
placed on waiting orders; Surgeon James G. Pal.
mer Is detached from the Naval Hospital at New
York and placed on waiting orders. The order OF
Captain j. q. Febiger to duty In the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks Is revoked and he ordered to ordnance
duty at the Washington Navy Yard. The order as
signing Surgeon J. W. Taylor to Boston has been
revoked aud he Is ordered TO the Naval Hospital as
Chelsea surgeon William Johnson remains on duty
at the Boston Yard.
A naval general court martial has been ordered
10 convene at the Navy Yard at Pensacola Florida.
the I'd Of August, for the trial OF Captain Frank
Munroe, Of the Marine Corps. The court Is to DO
composed OF the following named ofilcers:--Com.
modore Greene and Captains Gibson and Armstrong
OF the Navy; aptain Hibb and Lieutenant Bishop
OF the Marine Corps, and Paymaster Wait, Of the
Navy, Judge Advocate.
The United States steamer Tuscarora, from the
Pacific, arrived ar Bahia June 20 aud would sail
next day Tor Cuba. All wei.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDON July also r.
M-C0ns0ls closed at 93 q 93H for money and 93x
for the account. United States fve-twentes 83X.
Erie Railway shares, 10: Illinois Centrals 94x.
PARIS BOURsE.-PARI5 July 21.-Bourse buOyants
Rentes, 7Of. e7c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFOHT July 2l.-United
States fvetwenty bonds, S7X IS for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERP0OL, July 2l-
4:30 r. M.--The market closed lrmer, but not quot
ably higher Middling uplands, 12Hd.; middllnQ
Orleans, lSd. The sales OF the day foot up TO- 0od
bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, July d. Even
ing.-Ootton market closed firm for stock on the
spot and afoat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-LIvERpO0L.
July 2l-lne market closed dull and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRT.--LIvERPOOk.
July 21.-The market closed unaitered In tone and
quotations.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvEBPoOI, July
2l.-Linseed oil, f33 per ton. Other articles un-
changed.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, July 21-4:3e
p. M.-Sugar closed quiet and steady for stock on
spot and an0at. Linseed oil, f3l LIS. per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ASTwERP July 2L-PetrU.
leum drmer Standard white, 50f
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the CyBAMs.

No change took place yesterday in the status or
the Cuban prisoners held securely safe within the
casemated walls Of Fort Lafayette. Judge Pierre
pont, United States District Attorney. 1t Ia under.
Stood proceeded to Long Branch, and had an inter.
view with President Grant in relation to the matter
OF what Is to be done with the elephant on Unclo
SANS hands. The forty or fifty ruraIizing Cuban0
who selected Hackensack for their country resi-.
Of rustic life, the smell OF the new mown hay and
the taste Of the early vegetables. Barlow nor hi1
deputies will scarce disturb them again. As wew
traty take force OF marines to clear out and caps
ture crowd OF lrishmen at q hotel in Rockaway On
the pretext Of their conspring to levy war against
England.
friend OF Cuba In this city received yesterday
afternoon the following despatch from Colonel Ryan
In Canada
CLIFTON HOUSE. ONTARIO, July 81, 1902
Arrived safe with Colonel Courier and bound for Cubs
sure. WA. q, RYAN
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SPAIN.

Unsettled Condition of AGairs-NumerOus
Arrests-Tho Army Rehabilitation of the
French GOvernment-Fight with Insurgents
Discovery OF a Wicked Plot.
MADRID, July q, 1859.
There is much excitement throughout Spain.
There have been many arrests here and at vaa-
dolid, Barcelona and COrdOva Of parties believed to
be formenting instruction. Several generals and
colonies Of the army were among the number The
government authorities are taking great precau.
lions to prevent an outbreak.
The decree Of ex.Minlster Of Justice Herrera has
been withdrawn.
The French government has ordered all the Spanish
conspirators away from the frontier.
A sharp fight occurred yesterday at Ciudad Real
about 100 miles from here between the civic author
ties and band OF insurrecti0nsts presumed TO be In
the interest Of Don Carlos. Nine Of the latter and
several OF the former were wounded. The insurrec-
tionsts were driven on, and the leaders all escaped.
A deep plot has been discovered here having for
its object the assassination OF Serrano, Prlm and
River0.
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ST. DOMINGO.

The TELEGRAPH Declared a Pirate-Luperon
acknowledgements of Cabral-IIc Declares
n Port Free-The TELEGRAPH Seized ut Tor.
tOlas
HAVANA. July q, 1859.
The government OF st. Domingo has declared the
steamer TELEGRAPH pirate, and has invited oil gov.
ernments In whose ports she should enter to treat
her accordingly. Venezuela has declared her assent
70 this arrangement
Luperon was thoroughly beaten at SANTANA, and
escaped ct night board the TELEGRAPH taking with
him forty prisoners five Of whom he shot. On going
out Of the bay be opened fire upon two war vessels
carrying Haytien c0lors and towed by the steamer
Tybee.
President Baes has connscated the sloop sylph
and her cargo Of provisions and imprisoned her
crew.
Cabra has declared Barahona free port. He left
that place on the 9th and joined Luper0n's forces
The TELEGRAPH arrived ct Tortola on the 18th inst
and endeavored to get British register. At the
instance Of the Consul from st. Thomas she was
seized. The steamer Is owned by Francisco Costa
OF st. Thomas, who loses 100000
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MISSOURI.

Proceedings Of the St. Louis Board OF Trade
Direct Trade with Europe and New York.
ST. LOUIS July 81, 1862
At q meeting OF the Board Of Trade last night the
subject OF running propellers between ST. Louis and
New York, as we'll as Liverpool. Rio Janeiro ana
lexan ana Mexican ports, was thoroughly discussed.
Mr.. Bishop, OF philadelphia made report on the
subject OF light draught steamers. He said the ten.
dency y Iayor light draught vessels for ocean seq
vice, ,at they are more seaworthy. aa Can be Used
~lth eqaa facility on rivers. lie was decidedly Ia
favor OF building light draught propeller for carry.
ing grain from here to New York or Liverpool.
Captain Joseph Brown also urged the building OF
such a vessel He believed the best way to deepen
the bar at the mouth OF the Mississippi river 70
build vessels go light OF draft that they could
It at all times He was satisfied such vessels would
prove eminently successful on the ocean, either for
short or long voyages.
The President Of the Board was instructed to ap-
point committee to raise subscriptions for build
Ing suitable vessels TO carry out this project
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MASSACHUSETTS

Centennial Anniversary of the Birth OF HUM
Repablic-Suicide.
Boston, July q, 1860.
meeting was held to-day in horticultural Hall
under the auspices OF the Boston Natural History SO.
cety to devise measures for celebrating the ccnten
NAL anniversary of the birth Of Humboldt, OH the
l4th of September next. Mayor shurtlen presided
A committee was appointed to carry out the object
Of the meeting, and resolution was adopted an
proving OF the plan Of founding, in commemoraton
OF the day, scholarship IN the Museum Of Compare.
tive Zoology to be termed 'rrhe Humboldt Scholar.
ship" that shall stand as lasting memorial OF the
signal services rendered both by Humboldt and
Agassiz to the cause OF literature and science
on motion Of Colonel T. ". Higginson the commit.
tee Was authorized to communicate with and ast
the cooperation of scientific societies throughout
the country in COMMUNICATING the day. Professor
Agassiz Will deliver an address on the coca sion,
The schooner Speedwe Of Eastport, has been
seized AZ this port for alleged smuggling OF nine kegs
OF brandy tq herring barrels The brandy had been
illegally passed across the New Brunswick border.
The selni-annusl convention OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic, Department OF Massachusetts, was
held here to-day, Grand Commander General v. A.
Osborn presiding. The semiannual report shows
OF over 1000, gain OF 1900 since January lasr. The
financial condition OF all the posts IL favorable, and
many nave large relief funds. The amount ex'
pended In aiding those who had claims upon their
next convention In New Bedford In January.
Yesterday the body OF J. ID. Richards, OF this city,
was found In somerville, shot through the breast
and pistol lying Ut his side. " IL not doubted that
insanity, tewss syouna man u excellent CHARGE.
ter
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The following named officers have been relieves
from duty the First Military district and will pre-
coed home to await orders:-Major John M. Good.
hue, Captain DID. vanvalseah First Lieutenants W.
J. Kyer E. II. Parsons, J. II. Written, Andrew NJ.
Frolinger Wharton White and r. Z. Town. ana
Second Lieutenant Eugene Pickett.
The following, relieved from duty In the First
Military district, will report for duty to the COM
mandng general of the Fourth Military district at
Jackson, Miss, for assignment to duty:-Brevet
Colonel l.. @. BOotes, Captains E. Fl. Liscum, Emil
ADAM J. +. Randletr, J. NJ. Hamilton, Kenelar Rob.
bins, Henry f. Hazen, Brevet Major q. Won Butcher
First Lieutenants Edwin G. Gaskill, VIM. J. Dawes
L. NJ. O'Brien and J. s. Appleton.
The following have also been ordered to report for
duty IN the Fourth Military distrct:-Breyet Major
I. H. Logan, First Lieutenant WIN. Quinton Brevek
Captain A. Wishart First Lieutenants George II.
Palmer, ". II. Campion and J. d. Johnson, Brevet
Major Placidus ord
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JAPAN.

Wreck of an Old Confederate War Vessel
Loss of Life-Hakodndi Taken by the Inn
perialists-The Mikad0 and Royal Duke
Relations with France-ShippinG and Trade.
BY the steamship Japan at San Francisco, as re.
no,,eo move, we have the following Geographic
s..-uns q news from the empire Of japan.
"a. -nship formerly Confederate cruiser, called
..a ~s,,..- was totally wrecked on Plymouth
NV. .ananAsso'' IN the 18th Of June. Twenty
two lives were ,osa ,rc1,a,r the captain, most OF
the crew and many Of the passengers. w. .,arelv
the news at Yokohama assistance was isamee -
despatched to the scene OF the disaster, NV
vestige OF the wreck was visible, the vessel havln.
sunk In forty fa,homs OF water. Among the lost
were Captain Hill, Watts, second engineer; Mr..
Morgans0n, an old and well known merchant OF
Canton; Mr.. Wainwright formerly Of San Francisco;
Herr Jacklllck, pianist, aud Messrs, Dabbe and
Muller.
The imperiallsts had captured the city OF Hakd,
dadi. ST. v
Enonte still holds the fort at Ranaeawa.
The steamer Eagle, which was blown up by the
NOrthemsrs, had been removed.
The Mikado was preparing to leave Jeddo TO avoid
receiving the Duke OF Edinburg.
An embassy was about leaving for the Sandwich
Islands, the Mikado having delegated two OF his
The French corvette Duplex sailed June 10, for
France.
French midshipman captured by imperalists
and carried to JeddO surrendered to the French
Minister and, together with French 0nlcer for.
merly in the service of the rebels at Hakodad sent
to Saigon ON the Duplex.
Parliament was still In session at JeddO and It's
action was anxiously awaited by both the natives
and foreigners. The Japan Gazette says the posi-
ton Of the foreigner may be estimated by the oondi
ton Of trade, which had reached point OF utter
stagnation which was due solely to the bad faith OF
the government.
In the port Of Yokohama were the United States
steamers Piscataqua and MonOcacy; the ships
Belvidere from New York, and Deer Foot, from Lon
don.
Tie Yokohama import market Is unsettled; the
merchants are strongly recommended not to ship
goods unless to order. The depression Is unpar-
alleed in the history of trade with Japan. Business
Is entirely suspended and The natives virtually CON-
PEELED to close their DOORS No arrivals Of the new
silk crop have been reported. The old silk offered
during the fortnight did not exceed 200 bales.
1t Is said that the cool weather destroyed many
worms but falling or In the quantity for export
Is anticipated. The tea settlement is 070 picus,
mostly 0fmedium description, for the San Francisco
market. Old teas are nominal. New teas, good to
common are quoted at $26 e27 per picul; medium
to good medium, $40 $s2. and fine, 1874 sa7. Elk.
change on London at six months, As. 624d.
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s T. THOMAS.

Arrival and Escape Of the steamer Tcle.
grnfo-The Peruvian Monitors EN- Route for
Para-ArrivRi OF tho New United States
Consul.
ST. THOMAS, July Is,
Via HAVANA, July 81, 1869.
The Dominican revolutionary steamer TELEGRAPH
arrived here on Sunday last. The authorities were
ordered to seize her and imprison every person
70 und on board; but the captain, being advised Of
the order, slipped or at night and went to sea.
The rebel General Luperop was concealed IN the
house Of o friend -
The brig Lark, with load Of loewood, has cleared
from this port for Port an Prince but IT is believed
that her destination Is Jacmel.
The Peruvian monitors had, at last accounts, ar.
rived at Cayenne and ieit there bound for Para.
st. Thomas Is healthy.
Mr.. Conroy, the new United States Consul has ar.
rived here and has been received.
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ILLINOIS,.
Arrival Of Admiral Farraeut in Chicago
Important Ecclesiastical Trial.

Arrival Of Admiral Farra9ut in Chicaro-
Important Ecclesiastical Trial.
CHICAGO. July q, 1869.
Admiral Farragut ana family arrived in this city
this morning and left this afternoon for California
The trial by an Ecclesiastical Court Of the Rev.
Charles Edward Cheney, rector of Christ Episcopal
church, for alleged unauthorized omissions In the
baptismal rites for children was commenced at ten
O'Clock this morning, at the Cathedral OF St. Peter
and St. Paul. The case has excited high degree OF
attention all over the country. as involving very
important principles Of church polity, as we'll as
spiritual liberties In the principles involved. The
issue against Mr.. Cheney is that in the baptismal
rites he Omits the word degenerate" The cathe.
dral was nearly flied, mostly by ladies, who take
lively interest IN the issue. The Board OF Assessors
who were invited by Bishop whitehouse, and will
receive the testimony and decide the case, are Rev.
DR.. Chase, Of Jubilee College; Rev. DR.. Pierce, Of
Springfield Rev. 7. w. Benedict OF Robins Nest
Rev. J. Benson, Of Peru, and Rev. A. W. Snyder OF
Chicago. Hon. l.. B. Otis acts as counsel for the
presenters and III. W. Fuller, assisted by Messrs A.
b. Ricn and George w. Thompson, defends Mr.. Che
ney Rev. Dr. Chase presides.
Mr.. Thompson presented exceptions to the CON-
mission appointing the prosecutors to prefer charges
These exceptions were argued and Overrued.
MI. Fuller then presented exceptions to the cita-
ton and presentment. These were also argued aud
Mr. Fuller then made motion based on the OK.
ceptions the nature OF which was to quash the pre-
sentiment, his grounds for so dong beng first that
stances; second that In view Of the canon they
charge no offence or misconduct Tor which the ac-
presentment 1t Is founded upon an imputation
arising from public rumor, and that the charges
under section -, article thIrty-seven, general
canon, does not provide for open presentment,
based upon public rnmor, but Cd the Complaint OF
three presbyters and majority OF the vestry;
fourth, that the specifications enlarge the charges
they being an alteration OF the Prayer Book, while
the specifications show no such alteration, but
minstrati0n Of the Offices and rites of the Church.
These objections were argued at considerable
length and held for advisement.
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ST. THOMAS, July Is,
VENE ZUELA.

No Fishtins-Paper Blockade-A Separate
Government Declared BY the Rcvoiutionists.
HAVANA July I'll, 1869.
Intelligence nom Venezuela to the ssh inst, has
been received here.
There had been no lighting between the national
troops and the Insurgents The government being
unprovlded with war vessels the closing Of the port
OF Maracaibo had become mere paper blockade.
The revolutonists have declared their territory
separate governments and bare sent their own cou-
NVl 70 ~, TAnlA ~
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The Revolution Mt st. Mares Flourishiua-.
6alnavc ON the Warpath-The Caoos De.
termined to Defend Aux Cages.
s-..se :, 7-r-,-,.--.,. HAVANA, July Fl, 1869.
Advlces from Hayti to the 10th inst report that
after the Columbia Qate Quaker city, arrived at
st. Mares the revolutionlsts there picked up
courage and their cause wore nourishing aspect
In addition to the Columbia the Dephlne was in the
bay. The Clara Helena had sailed for Kingston.
General Lubn was In command OF Port au Prince
Salnave was IN the field about half league from
Aux Cages personally experimenting q series Of
formidable operations against the town. which
was strongly fortified His friends were confident OF
his crushing the rebellion there. The Cacos, how.
ever. were determined to defend the place to the
last extremity.
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JAPAN AND CHINA.

Arrival Of the Steamship Japan from Hong
Kong aud Yokohama.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20. 1850.
The steamship Japan arrived this morning, bring
ing advices from Hong Kong TO the 10th and nom
Yokohama to the aoth Of June. She brings i,2s4
passengers and i,As tons Of merchandise, a07 tons
VI wnich are ior Sew York. The following passen-
ge's aro ,..r New York:-C. II. Pennington, b. H.
m"'' y. @. Allen. G. J. Melton. A. d. Radchh' e.
FLORES, Robert Green and wife, c. Tuft and r. Lyle
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Yerger.Bincl Murder Trial-Thc Case
to be Taken 10 the United States Circuit
Court.
JACKSON, July 81, 1862
The final argument In the Yerger case before the
Military Commission will be submitted by the prose
cutl0n to morrow. The argument by the defence
was submitted yesterday. The case OF Yerger will
also come up before Judge Hill, OF the United
States district Court. tomorrow. This is prelim
nary step to cary the case before the Supreme Court
of the United States
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IRELAND.

The Sheriff OF Queens County Ont of Danger
Two Men Arrested ON Suspicion of Shooting
Him.
DUBLIN. July Fl, 1859.
The High Sheriff OF Queens county, who was shot
by roadside assassin will recover from his wounds,
the physicians reporting that his case Is progressing
favorably. Two persons have been arrested in con-
nectl0n with the affair."
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VIRGINIA..

The Vote Mt the Late ElectiOn-New Deal i'm
Observation-Disclosures Of the Attorney Gene.
raj.
RICHMOND, July FL, 1869.
The official returns show that the vote for Walker
was 26 900 short Of white registration, and that for
Wells 49, 900 short Of colored registration. The OBJ
jectionable clauses in the constitution were defeated
by 10000. There appears to have been an entirely
new deal In politics, as only six members OF the
elected Legislature have ever been there before.
Thomas Il. B0wden, State Attorney General, re-
signed to-day.
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Contemplated Manifesto Of the Members of
the Left-Resolve Of the Tiers Party.
PARIS, July 81, 1859.
The deputies OF the Left In the Corps Leglsatif
intended to issue manifesto calling on France to
sit In judgment over recent events.
The TIERS party have resolved to persist In keeping
before the Chamber the ideas and principles OF their
proposed Interpolation.
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NEW YORK.


An Unfaifhful Bank Omcer-A Burglar Foiled.
SYRACUSE, July 81, 1862
Daniel Fl. Fitzgerald, formerly cashier OF the syria.
cuse City Bank, Is under arrest charged with steal.
ing about $4,000 from the banA He has been held
for examination by the police justice.
burglary was attempted at the clothing store OF
Hail, Palmer 4 Co. last night The burglar was
struck by Ratchet thrown by the clerk, who was
awakened by his entrance He made his escape,
but leaving evidence behind that he was badly
wounded.
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In order to introduce bill at the Autumn session
under circumstances which viii cause the Lords to
hesitate before rejecting 1t.

In order to introduce a bill at tho Autumn session
under circumstances which will cause the Lords TO
hesitate before rejecting 1T.
Grant Compiimcntod ON His Policy Towards
Cuba.
LONDON, July 81. 1859.
The Star, IN an editorial to-day, compliments Gen.
era Grants steady refusal to recognize the Cubans
~ begerents. This course, the Star says, prevents
the Spanish government from accusing the United
States OF unf:endly feelings towards her, however
mron she may be grIeved by hlibustering expeoF
lions from American ports.
British Ship Abandoned at sca-PetItion Of
tho Lord Mayor Of Dublin-Women's APP
peal for tho Franchiso-The Late Irish
Riots->The Case Of tho Bishop Of Natal.
w;' LONDON. July 81, 1852
AdvIces have b.n received mere Of the loss OF the
British ship Lord slo,aouth' captain wen, "n,Vn
sailed from Quebec June ,oE ror. . ....w. Wv
experienced heavy gale and sprung leak, when
she was abandoned. The crew were all saved and
were landed at Glasgow yesterday: ~
In the House Of Commons last evening che Lord
Mayor Of Dublin, in full robes, presented petition
OF the citizens OF Dublin at the bar praying the
House to support the endeavors now making to
secure religious equality In Ireland.
NuuEleb NoutWOTCu Uuke, u6LuUcr AVT Oheiso",
presented petition signed by 25 900 women Of Great
Britain, asking for the franchise.
VIM. Johnston, member for Belfast complained OF
the conduct OF the police in the recent anniversary
He said there had been rigid enforcement OF the
Party PROFESSIONS act In UAter. while 1t had been
systematically violated in the south Of Ireland.
Right Hon. Chichester Fortescue. the Chief Sec.
Rotary OF Ireland, paaised the forbearance and
order exhibited on that occasion through the pre-.
cautions taken by the government. He hoped. how.
ever that the observance Of the 18th Of July would
soon discontinue throughout the LAND.
John Vance. member for Armagh, urged the re.
peal Of the Party Professions act
Meetings in favor Of the disestablishment Of the
Irish Church continue 10 be held In various parts of
Great Britain.
In the case Of Bishop Celenso. Of Natal. the Prlvy
Council has decided that he has full right to the
cathedral at Pietermaritzburg, and is altogether
free from the interference Of the Cape Town authori
ties.
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RUSSIA.

Departure OF the New Minister to the United
States.
ST. PETERSBURG July q, 1869.
Catacazy, tho newly appointed Russian Minister
to Washington leaves for that city on Saturday.
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FIRE IN MYRTLE AVENUE, BROOKLYN.

At eleven O'Clock last night the clothing store on
A. y. Spedock, Myrtle avenue, near Graham street.
took fire. and damage was done to the amount Of
$1,000. Insured In the Phoenix and Manhattan com.
panes for $4,000. The cause oil the IRE was un-
Epo
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LOUISIANA.
Yellow Fever Mt New Orleans.

yellow Fever ut New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July q, 1859.
The first case and death from yellow fever this
season occurred yesterday. Tho victim was young
Frenchman, Just from Havre. lie stopped but few
hnA =.