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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska will sail from this port on
Saturday IOr AspEvall.
The mails for Central America and the South
Pacific will close at half-past tea O'Clock in the
morning
The NEW YORK NATURALIZATION 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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General FfgueredO Fighting Near Santiago
Cholera Among the Troops-Tho Grapeshot
Expedition Again in the Field.
HAVANA, July Z,
VIA KEY WEST, July s, 1860.
Advices from Santiago de Cuba to the I'd inst have
been received.
The patriot General FgueredO Is in the vicinity OF
that city, and lighting has been going on but the re-
suit Is not made known. Troops are being c0ncen-
trated at Cristo about ten miles from the city. The
cholera Is said to prevail among them, and fears
entertained that 1t Will spread in Santiago.
There are great great rejoicings among the voun-
teers at the Of the Cuban Junta New YORK.
r. The annihilated GrapeshOt expedition has turned
mp again, this time one hundred strong. They are
reported to have captured and shot captain Of Par
lido, and to have taken the garrison Of Bastegulr
numbering twenty. Troops from Guantanamo have
gone In pursuit.
Capture Of an Insurgent Arsenal by VAL
Observation-Disclosures of General do
ROdas Closing the Eastern POrts-Instruc.
lions Relative TO TRAILING Vessels-Engllsh
War Vessels at Havana.
HAVANA, July 8, 1860.
The troops under command Of General Valmaseda
have captured q rebel entrenched camp at Nagua
containing a powder mill aud quantity OF war
material, and forming complete arsenal.
Captain General de Rodas has issued a proclama.
ton closing all the ports on the east end Of the
island except Lagua. CaIbare Nuevitas, Gbara,
Barac0a Guantanamo. Santiago de Cuba, Man zanillo
santa Cruz, Sasa, Trinidad and Ceufuegos Vessels
and their crews, If armed engaged in transporting
fhbusters to Cuba, are declared pirates. Spanish
cruisers on the high seas are instructed in boarding
vessels to observe all the restrictions the right
OF search contained In the treaties Of SPAN with the
United States and Great Brl tain.
The steamship Juniata sailed to-day for Phila
nelphla. The English menol-war Defence and
Cherub arrived yesterday.
2 Exchange lower; on London, IA AK per cent
premium; on Paris, IL 2per cent premium; on
United States so days. sight, IN currency rs a "a
per cent discount; short sight, % per discount
In gold; short sight, "a 3 per cent premium
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RUSSIA.

The Warsaw University to be Revived.
ST. PETERSBURG, July s, 1859.
The Gear has determined 20 revive the University
at Warsaw, which formerly existed there and was
in 1854, replaced by two colleges.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Commerce Of San Francisc0-Seward
and His rnrty-The Aerial steamer-Indians
i'm Arizona.

The Commerce Of San Francisco-Seward
md His Party-The Aerial Steamer-Indiaus
i'm Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s, 1869.
The semiannual review OF the commerce of san
Francisco shows 5 900 tonnage has entered the port
of which 27O 900 engaged in domestic Paci-
&c Coast trade. The value Of foreign goods received
by the above vessels approximates $76Oo, COO while
the estimated currency value Of free goods received
via Panama was So, 900. The duties collected
on imports during the past six months we're
3d. 74l ,OoO ana Tor the fiscal year $s,27sOoO. The
merchandise exports for the last six months
aggregate Ss,745,OOo The coin and bullion ex.
ported amounted to $2 o46OOo. During harvest year
the merchandise shipments amounted to $21, oO0
the following being the principal articles:-Flous
and wheat $1O,636, 600 wine, $500 900; wool,
600; hides 1851, 000 leather, s26s 600; ekns
and ftirs mostly from Alaska and reshipped TO Eng
land. $9s7 600; quicksilver, 1921, 900.
Mr.. william H. Seward and party leave San Fran
cisco for Stka next Monday the North American
Transportation Company placing the steamer Active
at his servc. The party will visit Portland oregon,
and Victoria, and probably the Kodiack Island on
Mr.. seward will start for the city OF Mexico, via
Acapulco, to pay promised visit to President
Juare7.
well satisfied with their recent experiments have
resolved to contract for machine OF sufncient
capacity TO carry passengers.
The propretors Of the Cosmopolitan have received
q telegram from Chicago engaging rooms for one
hundred guests, now on the way to this city.
The Fruit Growers Convention yesterday adopted
resolutions that an organized effort be made TO Oh
tain a reduction in the freight charges over the
Pacific Railway, which Will enable fruit growers TO
place fruit in the Eastern market at reasonable
profit.
Heavy shipments of bullion are now being made
from the White Pine mines, portion OF which goes
East by railroad.
Arizona advices are to the erect that band of
Indians attacked q government train June 20 on the
Mohave and Prescott road, near Tollgate. Three In
dams were killed and several whites wounded.
Troops are being rapidly forwarded to Arizona
from California. Mining news from Arizona IL
couragng. Heavy shipments are noticed Emf
grants from Kansas and California arriving FAST
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by Senior CASTELAR, Mar,os. which was supported by
General PrIm.
Admirai Topete. Minister or Marine, opposed the
motion being made a Cabinet question.
After further debate the motion was rejected by a
vote OF 142 to "a.
The republicans approve the refusal OF members
OF their party to Join the Ministry and declare that
they can afford to wait the triumph OF republican
principles and policy
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SPAIN.

Rejection Of the Vote Of Censure Agaiust
senior Observation-Disclosures or the Re-
publicans.
MADRID, July 8, $780,
In the Cortes to-day a vote Of censure against
Senor Herrera, late Minister Of Justice, was moved
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FRANCE.
The constitutional Revolution in France-Na.
p0leOn and the Chambers.

PARIS, July 8, 1869.
The commotion among the political parties in
France continues. the Emperor has decided to
give way to the Chambers in the proposed change in
the system of government. Great difficulties are en-
countered IN the Efforts made to complete the new
combination, but, Notwithstanding, the grand event
rs expected to be consummated within week. The
new Ministry will. in all probability, emerge from
the centre gauche between the radical minority and
the adherents to the empire. The centre gauche
for the empre but they insist upon having RESPONSE
bic ministers or parliamentary government on the
same footing as that in England
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FRENCH WAR SHIPS At FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 8, 1862
The French flagship semrams arrived here from
New York to-day with Admiral Meguet on board.
She comes to look after the Curieux which vessel
In quarantine here.
The yellow fever on the Curieux has not abated.
One OF the crew died last night.
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The Emperor and the Corps Leaislatif.

PARIS, July y, 1860.
The Pays to-day says the Emperor has written
letter. from which it quotes the following declaration
IN regard to the Corps Leglslatif-
On the 10th OF January committed a great fault
by acting without previous concert with the major
ity. caused 1t TO regard with suspicion my senti-
ments towards It, All my efforts should tend to re-
gain It's confidence.
The Pays does not give the address or date Of the
letter,
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N0tice.-We Now Prepared to Furnish
Home Washers IN quantity, receiving daky supply
from extensive factory.
HOME MANI FEATURING COMPANY, IL Barclay 81.
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ENGLAND.
Probable Conflict Between the Lords and the
Commons Over the Irish Church Bill.

Probable Conflict Between the Lords and the
Commons Over the Irish Church Bill.
LONDON, July s. 1862
The action Of the House Of Lords ON the Irish
Church bill has created intense excitement Messrs.
Bright and Gladstone are daily in receipt OF letters
Offering recOmmencement OF the Reform League
agitation, but they dscOuntenance the movement at
present and express belief that the Lords VIII
reeede at the last moment from Offering any marked
opposition to the expressed Will OF the people,
though compromise is effected In the postpone
of the date of dsestablshmept to January, 1872
by paying a lump sum OF haf million pounds
STERLING in lieu OF the private Donations and by al
lowing the life interest to be computed at fourteen
years. purchase
The following letter has been circulated privately
among we'll known progresslves, in view OF the
probable failure of the passage OF the Irish Church
bill, through the opposition Of the House Of Lords
SIR-In view Of the probable failure of the Irish
Church bill, through the opposition OF the House Of
Lords to the gov rnment the Commons and the
country you are requested TO inform the Secretary
Of the Reform League whether you are willing that
your name shall be used In the event OF a defeat of
That measure, to public cali for mass meetings
consider the best constitutional method OF getting
rid OF this obstruction to legislation, based upon the
expressed will OF the people.
Press Comments on the Irish Church Bill.
LONDON, July 8, 1869.
Tne IfmeS mas anOther editorial on the irish
Church bill to-day, wherein 1t SAYS
This bill must become law. This session of Par
3iament must destroy the Protestant supremacy and
establish religious equaity in Ireland, but not
tempt to set up multiplicity of establishments. II
the ecclesiastical property OF Ireland is put on
permanent footing We must reco,nze these facts
and apply much Of the surplus as may be neces-
sary to supply homesteads for the ministers OF the
whole people,
The Morning star ,radicaD says that the British
people have no right to indulge the Peers, who
would deprive them of the luxury of being just.
Hardly one of the amendments to the bill agreed
upon by the House OF Lords can be tolerated by the
country
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The Metropolitan job Printing and Engrav.
ing Establishment having made extensive additions Its
"matsra In the shape OF Presses, Type, &c. &C. ia now
prepared to orders with Its patrons
rate prices
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged ~ the demands of the pubc
we beg to offer to our patrons enlarged facilities
orders as they may see nj TO give, feeng assured that
Kind Posters STcusr Cards Pamphlets Of every
Wood Engraving done very low price
81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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Declaration Of M. Rouhcr.

PARIS, July 8, 1859.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day M. Rouher said, IN
rep,y to some remarks OF M. Jules Favre, that the
government and the Chamber would always agree
In opposition to revolution.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C.. Executed
with ncatnes quckncss and despatch Twenty-Five per cent
cheaper than other printing essp sent IN the CITY,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT,W Nassau street.
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Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures Cocoa.
ine the perfect and the best preparation in the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation OF the scalp bdness and
dandruG.
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Royal Havana LDffery.--PriZes Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest paid for Douboona
and ali kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR & CO, Bankers, 10 Wa lts.reet, N.Y.
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ssHome Washcr.''-The Public are Cor
diay invited to call ut the Depot l3 Barclay and
mesa the wonderful operation OF the Home asaer.
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A.-Burnett's Florimel; Exquisite Per.
fume resembling the fresh orders OF bouquet Has
and Ii for sale by all druggists.
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A Card.
RafbinR Suif.-I.n,Iies, md Gentle

Bathing Suits-LHsies' and Geutlew-ep's, o.
fine blue 1anne fancy and plain, AT 81 80 to ~ so suit
SO 60; jean x2 hickory, 81 80 81 rs, 81; Amos
keag, SO %; brown wiled muslin. 81 50 sit Hotels
supplied short notice. References-pavnn Hotel Far
Rockawav; Sea Side House, do Garry Ebert do Conry
Isand-Ocean Hotel, Atlantic do. Surf House wv u beach
House, Mr. Tancy's, G.. JOHN IL TtiPLEh,
Nos. S9f and 3es Grand street, New York city
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Cuban Policy.-'The Escape or Colonel Ryan,
the hibustcr has beeu the tbcme OF local
ton To the accounts already published
OF TO add in resard the fngves
Of avoiding arrest, He purchased of KNOWS
Hats mingled thus with the whole fashionable word,
dehed hoste and distrust. No. az Broadway
remind the reader, Is the wheuce distinction Of
pearance comfort OF cress ALIKE do now.
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For First Class Printing OF every DeSrrip-
ton go to the Metropolitan job Printing EsabisbmenrH
Nassau street.
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BE Sure and Cal For
having the sir lie OF Curtis Perkins" the outside
"MRS wISSLON's SOOTHING SYRUP"
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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John II. Henry, No. y College place, New
York, has Just received
LOO cases MisssQuoi Spring Water.
$40 cases Adirondack Spring Water.
500 cases Saratoga "a" Spring Water.
5cD cases White Sulphur Va) Spring wster.
SOU Saratoga, Congress- Star, Em2irc Hsh Rock.
Gettysburg. Massens and all other Waters.
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Latest News from the Grea,

Latest News from the Great Eastern.
BREsT. July s, 1869.
Up to wednesday noon the Great Eastern had run
1850 knots from this port and paid out $40 knots of
the cable. The heavy sea was going down. All
well. Signals good.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM :

Owing to the grss, increase Of bisi-
ness consequent on tle popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprictorN of
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A.-Ladies' Faces rrsnelicd: also the Pro-,
paration for SALE with Instructions, by NJ LtUSSON, rs
Broadway
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CristndOro's Unrivnlicd Hns Dye.--Sold
and apple his and scalp factory No. Aston House.
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Serious Trouble Among the Ministers.
MADRID, July 8, 1869.
There are fresh complications in regard to the
Ministry, and 1t Is now more than likely that the
whole Cabinet Will resign.
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LUNUUN, July ., IoU5
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng
land which rs published to-day shows the amount Of
bullion In vault has increased 100000 since last
week.
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EstabIished in 1SCD-rhe Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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A Fine Comp,exion.-A penurifaI n,

Fine Compile xion.-A RelurifaI and Vel.
vet-ke skim free from all blemishes, be prodi,ed
by BURNETT'S KALLSrON, which unlike other c,snetcs
produces a healthy action of the capiaries For chang u
Infants musquto btes sunburn OF the skin it
has equal For sale by JOHN f. HENRY kS.s College
place. and by all druggists.
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would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers tlree
days In advance, to secure Insertion, Il
In the general issue u is also nce',s-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

will be sent by mail to subscrihsrs for
six dollars per year. Address " Mas
sau street.
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IUNDUN, July . 1905.
Lord Darlington was up before the Police Court
to-day on the charges Of assault and provoking
Messrs Grenvo and Murray to fight duel. The
trouble between these gentlemen arose from certain
articles alleged to have been written by Mr.. Murray.
After the examination Lord Darlington was bound
over to keep the peace and held for trial the Sec
Ond count
After these proceedings dsgraceful and remark
able scene occurred in the court room. The parti-
sans of Murray, who were present in great force,
attempted to seize a box of papers which had been
stolen In the melee which ensued blows were
freely exchanged and the magistrates table over
thrown Twelve policemen were called in, who sep
arated the combatants and restored order.
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The NeWmarkct KaCeB- The ChesterheId
Stakes.
NEWMARKET, July 8, 1869.
At the races to-day the Chesterfield Stakes for two
year Olds was by Lord Falmouth's b. c. King
craft, beating Mr.. G. JONES' b. f. Cestus, second,
and Mr.. w. Vaughan's CHI. c. st. George date
Middleton St. Georgel third. rhe betting at the
start was to l against Kingcraft to against
Cestus and ST. George. Fourteen ran.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Z mpIfes-N OrIty ana 5. Wright,
Scorers-Messrs. Strange aud Garrison.
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Tilibustering Transports Declared
to be Pirates.
Threatening Aspect Of the Church Bill
Discussion in England
The international Yacht
Race.
Reception of the New Governor
Of Virginia.
CUBA.

General FfgueredO Fighting Near Santiago
Cholera Among the TrOOps-Tho GrapeshOt
Expedition Again in the Field.
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The following u the score:--
ANALYSIS OF THE EOw

Runs a. fail Of each wciet-ia 81 81 H. Il, 81 TO- %,
l07. = - - =
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The resolution was then withdrawn.

MIR. Gladstone and the Alabama Claims.
LONDON, July 8-Midnight.
In the House OF Commons tonight, Mr. Gladstone,
after acknowledging the courtesy with which Sir
Henry Bulwer had so often postponed his motion in
regard to the Alabama claims, said IN again appear
ing to put It OFF, he felt it his duty to allege
some reason for his action, as 1t would
amount to q definite postp0nement OF the question
for this year. He assured the House that 1t the
opinion Of the government that II would best pro-
mote the interests involved in this great question by
absanng from asking the House to discuss 1t at the
present moment. 1t had always been the custom of
Parliament to abstain from discussing questions
while under negotiation. Although it could hardly
be said that the claims were now under negotiation,
and it might be considered that the rejection Of the
convention by the Senate OF the United States
had brought them to definite point; still he had
reason to believe that the government Of the United
States did not regard the question as definitely
dropped on that account; on the contrary they con-
sdered IL was better interval should occur, on &C.
count OF the state Of public opinion America, be-
fore negotiations are resumed. Under these crcum-
stances her Malesty's government were inclined to
concur In the views OF the American government.
He pointed out that the question had not been dis
cussed in either branch Of the American Legislature.
Having regard to these circumstances the govern
ment was anxious that nothing should occur to
impede the resumption OF the negotiation. There
fore he requested the postponemenu Of the motion
on paper for tomorrow.
Sir Henry Bulwer replied that he felt it his duty to
accede to Mr. GladstOnes requests but he did so with
great reluctance He thought discussion would
do no harm, but rather strengthen the pol
icy OF the government. He felt convinced
that II the relations Of Great Britain and
fate IN
in their present state. both countries would have
reason to repent lie did not attach much importance
to Senator Summers speech to the rejection Of the
treaty. but felt the great importance of the fact that
the exaggerated pretensons brought forward were
no. abandoned but merely suspended. and might
be brought forward any time when it would be
equally dshonoIable not to grant and disastrous TO
refuse Them II the feeling of the House was
against the motion he woald not bring 1t forward.
In conclusion he threw the whole responsibility on
the government.
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adopted petition against the Trades Union bill
The petition takes the ground that the provisions OF
the bill tend to remove the means OF protection
against intimidation hitherto possessed by masters
The new dock at Kings Lynn was opened to-day
by his Royal Hichness the Prince OF Wales with ap
proprate ceremonies In the presence Of large
crowd OF spectators. 10.
The expedition with the Bermuda noaAng dock
touched at Porto Santo Madeira Islands, on the
Attn instant, and proceeded In good condition. r.
Governor Antony Musgrave, of Newfoundland. has
been appointed to succeed Governor Seymour, OF
British Columbia.
Senior RANGES has been appointed Minister of
Spain to Great Britain.
Rejection of the Life PecraRc Bill-The Bank
ruptcy Bill-The Intercoloniai Railroad In
Canada.
LONDON July8, 1869.
In the House OF Lords tonight the bill pending for
the creation OF life peerages rejected by 10 vote
OF II to l03.
The new Bankruptcy bill was read second time.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Aytoun called atten-
ton to the application for government loan to the
Canadian InercolOnal Railway, and moved o
resolution that In the opinion of the House such ap
plicatiOn OF the public funds was contrary to the
terms Of the act authorizing the road, and that no
further guarantee should be given except in such
form as will insure direct application to its con-
struchOn.
Messrs. Barring and Hunt opposed the resolution.
Mr. Gladstone said that In his opinion no case had
been presented which called for the interference OF
the House, and recommended the withdrawal OF the
resolution.
The resolution was then withdrawn.
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GOLD GAMBLING.
From the N. y. Herald.


To the outside world, unacquainted wit h
the mysteries of gold gambling in Wall
street or Broad street, the rise in the price of
gold within three weeks from 1919 to 1879
must be very puzzling. They naturally look
for some cause, some extraordinary drain of
gold from the country, some heavy balance of
trade against us, general failure of crops,
or something else, and are astonished to find
none. Indeed, at the very time when the
premium on gold might be expected to fall
considerably, in consequence of the small
balance of trade against the country and the
abundant crops now coming in, it has gone
up over six per cent. 1t was supposed few
weeks ago that the premium would be down
by this time to twenty five, and there is no
commercial, financial, nor any other good
reason why it should not have fallen to that
or lower The crops generally are abundant,
as a, was said, and from the cotton crop alone
there will be realized surplus of two hun
aIed millions or more of gold. This
product for the present year alone is worth
nearly four years yield of the gold
mlnes' Then our mines produce steadily and