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American Affairs.

New York, August 25.-Nicolas Azac-
rate, Spccinl Envoy of the Spanish Go
vernment, is here to consult with Cuban
leaders upon terms Of peace throughout
Cuba. 1t Is not certain yet whether the
consultation will occur here or ut Ha-
vana.
A special to the Courier des E1ats Unis,
dated Paris, August 81, says: We cannot
speak Of the movements of McAIahon,
upon whom rests to day all hopes of the
country. Silence is both my security
aud duty. share the hope and believe
that we will conquer at WORTH and will
gain brilliant revenge. a great battle
is imminent, not because We seek it, but
because the enemy is in a position to
make battle necessary. II he succeeds,
some talk of peace, but except under n
crushing defeat, the French will have
nothing Of it while the Prussians arc on
our soil.
\ corps Of the Prussan army occupies
the Department Of Aube. The march
on the capital continues, but with evil
dent hesitation.
MoSrRosE. N. Y, August ga terri
iic storm occurred here to-day. Five
persons were killed by one stroke Of
lightning. Reports of fires caused by
lightning, are coming in from all quar-
ters.
New YORK. August 2G.-The Times
special from Paris, to-day. says: Do not
expect specific intelligence from this side
for several days. A great strategic move
ment is in progress, the Importance of
which is to be judged of by the reserve
OF the Generals and authorities. All
communications for the army stopped,
and correspondents imprisoned. Place
no faith in lying Prussian organs in Lon
don, or journals courting Prussian pa
tronage in New York. The military
prospects of France are clearer and more
certain than ut any time since the COM
mencementlof the campaign. The French
strategic combinations will scarcely fail.
of the invading army.
New YORK, August 26.-Gen. Ryan,
the Cuban leader, was arrested Oh an
old charge of having resisted the officers
when previously in custody, and for vio-
lation of neutrality laws.
WIN. A. Woods rosin distillery, in
Brooklyn, was burned.
WAsuISGToN, August 26-Tho She
nandoah, Brooklyn and Guerrio have
been ordered to join the European
squadron, and will sail in about ten days.
| Tho Farmers and Planters National
| Bank, of Augusta, has been auth orzed
to commence business, with n capital OF
100000.
ALLEGnANY SPRINGS, Va, August 2G.
A vote OF sympathy upon tho issue OF
the Franco Prussian war was taken hero,
in which much feeling was manifested by
visitors from all parts Of the Union. At
the close of polls, the vote stood two to
one in favor of France-Gens. Beaure-
gard and Hardee voting on tho side OF
France. The fancy ball tonight is a
brilliant success.
MEMPHIS, August 2G.-N[ajor Edward
Freeman, u young merchant, and Ed
ward Han,lin, young lawyer, fought a
duel, just over the Mississippi line, ut a
distance of fifteen PAGES, with Derrin-
gers. They fred simultaneously. Ham
lin was shot through the body and died
in ten minutes. The seconds for Hamlin
were: Capt. Dabncy Scales and Major
Thomas Il. Sanders; and for Freeman
Capt Charles Woolridge and Major
West Rhen.
Why does the washing come home on
Il Saturday? Because it's the close
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Mint Cordial,

-WuhnJUctu1ed Uy Z. Hu'3y C 90.
This Cordial is made from the fresh plant.
The use of Mint a StomacEic and Anti
Spasmodic. is known to all.
We offer to the public the above Ccrdials.
They are our own manufacture and are made
from the best materials. The spirit used is
that from the grape; (wo use 30 othcr;j the
sugar is The finest refined, and the other IN
gradients are ali fresh and pure. These Cor
dials are entirely free from drugs and the
essential oils. so much used at The present
day in the manufacture Of CorGals, Btters
and LiIueurs. The Blackberry is slightly
sriced; the others arc without spice.
Independent Of their medicinal qualities
these Cnrsliala will be found gratcful;nd plea
SAINT as beverages or light stimulan.s. Cor
dials should not be used before the morning
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tLess Stock dividend of 20 per cent.
and cash dividend of 6 per cent
+Less cash dividend Of per cent.
SLess cash dividend of per cent.
Da5" Bills marked thus (1) are being
redeemed at the bank counters Of each.
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LATEST QUoTATToNs OF SOUTHERN Sc.
CURIT1Es IN CHARLESTON. 8. C--Corrected
semi-weekly, by A. @. Kaufmon, Broker,
No. rs Broad d>street-August 26, 1870:
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Why does the washing come home on
II saturday? Because it's the close
(elothcs) Of the week.
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Pine-Bud Cordial,
Manufactured by

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those who suffer from rheumatism and Dis
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B L a ERRY CORDIAL.
Manufactured by Il. Larry &c Co.
This CORDIAL is made from tho fruit OF
the "Bitter, or High Bush l;lackb, rry." and
il very fine. The valuable properties of tho
Blackberry are well known
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TESTIMONIALS,


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Kina Chill Cure.

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n for the cure Of Intermittent Fever, Ncnlit.
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localities.
For ealc by E. H. HEINITSH, Druggist,
Columbia, y. G..
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Notice.
1NHE undersigned will apply to 4. Efird
L. Judge OF Probate OF Lexington COUNT
at Lexington Court House, on Monday. the
9TH day OF September next, for final dis
charge as Administrator OF the estates or
L. Il. Swygert, Margaret Swygert and Della
Crout. WM L. ADDY Adm;r
LEXINGTON G. II July 20. 1870 July 2S Tim
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Guinness Extra Stout. imported, 70
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A CARD.

a CARU.
f!HE undersigned respectfully informs his
ed the management OF tho business Of the
firm OF JOHN E. CLINE Il CO. All sets of
BOOKS, Accounts. or other documents entrnst
ca TO MS care will receive the strictcst atten-
ton. Oihce under Court Room. Bueiness
hours from 10 to .. FRANCIS A. GREY.
Aug 20 Iimo
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For Sale.

A SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing 81
A part Of it is wooded. On the premises ie n
comfortable cottage, containing three rooms.
PHOENIX Office. Ano TX IN
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Pure Brandies.
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Being Importers Agent for sale of all Fo-
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prepared only by T.. II. HEINITSH,
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JULY 4, ls7o-rRlPLE SHEET

friends.
For such as desire q sail to-day facilities will be
accorded AZ fOlOws-
: Inc steamer Meta Will leave Fulton ferry Brook
t Sidel, at nine A. NJ twelve NJ. and three r. NJ,
Tor Coney Island,
The South Side Railroad, leaving every hour for
Long Island, viii AFFORD pleasant excursion.
me BROOKLYN and C0ney Island Road have made
oAma arrangements TO accommodate the travel.
Inc steamer SunnysIde will make an excursion
" NewOurg, West Point and Y0nkers, leaving foot
u montague street &C nine A. N.
me sleepy Hollow. for Newburg, Will leave Full
ton Terry at eight O'Clock.
Inc Chlel OF Police has issued the slbjoined rules
ior the guidance OF the force to-day -
OFFICE CHEF OF POLICE Brooklyn, July g. 1870.
uENkkAi ORDER No. 1O-You will, July the 4th INST,
oIer Inc whole OF command duty except those de-
taned 70 the Central Once You will not
per OF your command on that day. You will admonsh
and decidedly In queing breach of the Danger
Gus fireworks such double headers snakes &C.,
pecay prohibited by corporation ordinances
pchee and their use must be prevented You will be
u 70 keep sufficient In the station house for
that In precinct out Of
wiz also see that your tslegraphc nstrumen in proper
order and promptly attended to by the sergeant In
mand PATRICK CAMPBELL, Chief OF Police.
President Massey, OF the Board Of Fire Commits
sloners has caused to be promulgated series OF
valuable instructions to the Fire Department as to
their course OF action In event OF their being called
out.
The fireworks this evening win be exhibited as
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sssS9 FOR aav WESTON :shr Wright smith, Xsn.ua
M-xrrvsd Brig Chiffon, NayAEs1 Below. bark Oxford.
BANdoR June so-Arrivsd schr Helena, Hams, NYork.
CieAred-Brg Robin strout Nfork schr Lucy Collins,
BELfAsT June a. Arrived ship Alexandria, Brown, Car
s'sS n1ss .ssr sresis Van
'sss sssss : ;s sssas' xsss,a a. s1e
.dss. s yaae scars re5cy Gowe mi
Cleared ssS schr. Adde simpson, Cummings NYork;
dE6RGEfowk DC, July Cleared, schrs willow Harp.
?dClearsd, schrs Ansli. Ireland, rownseno, Nyerk
Williams Newbury, Providence; Maria Lewis, Lewis.
.a % g.S: ';si
boston HsaIis,,a simmons. Godfrey, DO ior SALIENT tsrv
Bowen Alexander NYorE Boston; Magnolia, AoTsuyS-
aSa, a%on fos o Po 5Hr
ID, AM Arrived schr Lehman Blue. Clark, Philadelphia
lNDIANoLA, June is Arrived, schr Morales, Newman,
NEW ORLEANS, June % Below, coming up. brig Maria
babel sp) Marascs from Trinidad At Quarantine, brig
,EEwBuRYPoKT, June 3O-Arrvsd, schr Hannibal. Coz,
NEW sEDf9RD, June 30 Sailed, .cArs chss Hosy, Ben,
nsst, NYcrs July Hunter Crane Elm City, Kelly and
NEWPORT. June Arrived, brig John Pierce Walton,
NORWICH. June 30 Arrived. schr Ruth Haley, Perry,
sailed SAILED s = BALTIMORE. ohnsoa, SYcrs:
NEW LONDON, June 3o-sailsd, schr Ida Birdsal, 1rb
PnILADELrHIA, July Arrived, schrs Z A Bailey,
Nary HUDSON v.Sssn and Tisr Sora
ssSs E.
n1% sf S.rss Sss. w,m..
Silysry Havana Gertrude, Athsrton, Elzabshpor sshr
ssrsd..Br!s adelaide, Norton. Gardens.
PORTSMOUTH, June 29-Arrved, steamer Achilles Col
burn, Philadelphia oth scr Hepxibah, Crosby, Ehssbsh
,rAwIuCKET, July i-Arrived, schr Jos Ross. PAUL,
saiedschrs Daniel Webster, Connery NYork; Boston,
Rich, and Trenton, Walls, do Tor Calash rsls1
PROVIDENCE, june I-Arriyed, schrs Gale, Shropshire,
Campbell, and Native, Deis EIizabshport; John spHf
ford Hawkins; Jas Bayes, Arnold, and Hswey, Bay
saiedBsrk Kate Scranton r), Rose, 81 john NIB sthi
Mabel Irons Irons Philadelphia Cushing, Cook. do
or Baltimore; Francis Curre, Allen Ira Bliss Hud3on
her, Tunis Bodne, Bunce; Phil sheridan, Murphy; Pe
yousht. Halock, Falconer, Wilson, NYork; New
RICHMOND, July ARRIVED, bark Pepita (NG) Henson,
Boston; schr ID Keeling, Robertson, Cardenas.
SAN FRANCISCO June Arrived, bark Nereid, Bearfe,
Cleared-schr Success, Kirby, Yokohama.
S.!edNBrig Jeanne tBr, Msyhew, valparaiso
Mayo, Boston; Mary vanCleaf, JONES' Rockland.
Cleared Bark Woodside, Edmunds. Havre
saled-Bark Colin Mcneil White, Aontevideo for or
SALEM, June Arrived briggs Peter & John McLaugh-
lin, Newcastle +; Eta Tucker, Tucker noboken; schrs
Laura Watson, Wells; Com kearney, Phlbrook and Clara
spoiord, sponord Elizabehgort WIN Walton, Hunter,
Hoboken for Charlesown; Nause Mayo, NYork for New
port W d Mangum, Chase, do tor New Bedford; Mary
TAUNTON June :0saled, schr John Loxier Trefc:hen,
NYork.
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ANTICIPATING THE DAY.

I'm all the thickly populated wards Of the city
where small boys and girls grow up like weeds,
without culture care, yesterday there was a per-
less to suppress The burning OF powder and the
premature consumption of dangerous fire rockets
and crackers. The Sixth, Fourth, Eighth, Second,
Fourteenth, Seventeenth and Tenth wards were
especially noisy, and young enthusiastic '.roosters,n
anxious to let of their enthusiasm and make q
noise had full swing. The following cases, growing
out OF the premature celebration Of lndendence Day.
were reported
SHOT HIMSELF.
Yesterday afternoon Lawrence Mo-her, of No. So
East Fourth street. ace identay sho' himself in the
left hand ~ lie playing with revolver. The ball
was not extracted, but he went home TO remember
for long time the folly OF violating the sabbath by
playing with dangerous weapons.
SHOOTER NABBED.
About eight O'clock P. NJ. superintendent Jourdan
was in his ONCE In very bad humor-not, however
m such fits Is King Kennedy used to be possessed
gun. John vas in the hall in an instant TO OFF,
Ger Kush, who was on duty, he exclaimed Find the
man who fired that gun Rake him IN ~ Kush was
in the street In an instant, and made good time for
Jersey alley, in which the offender took refuge and
escaped his vigilance.
On his way back Kush heard the report OF another
rushed up and captured the offender, John mccarthy
of f55 Mott street, and locked him up This prompt
ness of the offcer was satisfactory and JOurdan
'.was himself again."
A YOUNG cANNoxIEn.
The Seventh police precinct Sheets report that
about quarter 10 seven p. NJ. yesterday q young
sier named William Bowman, aged eight years, OF
240 Cherry street. received severe nesh wound In
one OF his hands by the premature explosion of a
small cannon Win which he was celebrating the
GLORIOUS FOURTH Hts parents took him IN charge
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Fire..

President Hickman, OF the Board OF Fire Commits
sioners, has issued The following order to the fire
mem
The nature OF the observances incident to the ccle-
braion Of the anniversary OF national lndepen-
dence entails upon this department the performance
of much extra duty. While the Commissioners, in
executing the provisions OF the law regulating the
sale OF fireworks. have taken every precaution to
Surround their exposition and sale with all possible
means OF safety yet, from the many accidents aris-
ing from improper use or careless handling, it can
moi be expected that the celebration OF this year will
he attended with any exemption from the usual
heavy demands upon the services OF this department
The OCCASION therefore, calls for the display OF the
greatest vigilance and pronptness on the part OF the
entire force, in the early discovery and eXtnpush-
ment OF fires Mnch will depend on individual
effort, and member will feel that his whole duty
has been discharged who wthhOl1s any effort tend
ing 10 the safety OF the lives aud property of our
citizens.
The conduct Of officers and men on past occasions
anoids sufficient guarantee that The expectations
Of The Commissioners IN tins regard Will be luy
realized.
The recommendations contained in circular No. .
ofice Board OF commissioners, oil 1869, are
reiterated and viii De carefully observed.
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Ola POslrido.

The knickerbocker la Cross Club will have a
grand match at Prospect Park Parade Ground.
There viii he base ball matches on the Union,
CapitoIine aud Elysan Fields grounds.
The time-honored Society VI the Cincinnati holds
its annual meeting at the New York Society
Library. No o. University place. Secretary FISH ~
president W The organization.
The New York Dry Goods Clerks Early Clos Ing
Association will picnic III Lyon PARK.
the Engineers Protective Society picnic ~ Dud-
leyis Grove.
The Nicholas Muller Guard 20 to Meyers' Grove,
where Nicholas VIII he presented with beautiful set
OF engrossed resolutions.
Neglected by the Common Council this year the
veterans OF the war Of 1872 are 10 be cared for by
kind friends. dinner VIII be given The old soldiers
The Fourth at Military Hail. IN the BOwcry. The
Veterans Will have their parade as usual.
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The thousands who love to witness contests OF an
exciting nature the turf will to-day he gratied
the fullest extent. Fashion Course presents an
extraordinary programme-the purse for 5000, free
for all horses the entries being the following unpre.
cedenJed neld:-
Indd Doble enters b. m, Goldsmith Maid.
Ben Daniels enters b. IN. American Girl.
Dan Mace enters b. m. Lady Thorn
Charles Champn enters br. g. George Palmer.
W. BOrst enters br. 9. George Wilkes.
Norris HolcOmb enters b. m Lucy.
The race wiz be mile heats, best three IN five in
haTnpsS' ~ s.--s e ~ -vsss-za.
At Waverley Park Trotting Grounds there will be
two contests which promise to be OF interest. The
first Is for $20O-mile and repeat, in harness--for
which The owners bay gelding Jim and James
Murphy's bay mare Lady Murphy will try their met.
tie The second match is to be for x300-mile heats,
Browns bay Lady Adelaide and j. Posts chest
nut mare Lady Post.
Besides the above many private trials OF speed Will
take place in and around the city which Will draw
together hundreds of interested attendants.
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Excursions.

The following are the excursions which will take
the ''out Of town clubs' away from the din and
noise OF the city,
The steamboat Magenta Will go TO West Point
Cold Spring and Newburg
The steamers Sylvan Glen, Sylvan Grove and Syl-
van Stream VIII go to Harlem, High Bridge and
Karl Park and return several times during the day.
Steamer Rip Van Wrinkle goes TO the Fishing
Banks.
The Sunny side will go to West Point, Newpurg &c.
steamers Thomas Il. Huse and Wyoming TO
Pleasant Valley and Fort Lee (Old landing).
The Vanderbilt Will make tour round Staten
Island.
steamer Nelly White to College Point, City Island,
New Rochelle, WhestOne and Glen Cove.
sylvan Shore to the Fishing Banks.
Steamer Continental to New Haven.
Seawanhaka to Glen Cove, ROslyn, WhtestOne,
Great Neck, Sands Point and Glenwood.
Steamer Pope Catn 60 Rockaway Beach.
Steamboats, Thomas Powell and New Champion TO
Catskil
The steamer Antelope to DObbs Ferry. Yonkcrs,
TarytOwn, and Nyack by ferry, Sing Sing, Haver-
straw Grassy Point, verplancks and Peekskill.
The NOrwalk to Coney island.
Steamer d. >; Miller to Ponghkeepsie, landing at
Marlborough and Milton.
steamer James A. Stevens to Rockaway.
The Nelly White down the bay ana round Staten
Island.
Branch and the Fishing Banks.
Sea Bird, TO Sandy Hook, Highlands and Red
Pleasant Valley to Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley and
Shady Side,
Mary Powell, to Newpurg. Poughkecpsie. Rom
d0ut, landing at COzzens', West Point, Cornwall,
New Hamburg and Milton.
General Sedgwick, to Keyport, Elizabethport,
Union, Rossville and Perth AmbOy.
Plymouth Rock, to Poughkeepsle, landing at inter-
mediate landings.
The southside Railroad of Long Island to Far
ROckaway beach.
Steamer Matteawan, to Keyp0rt and Port ROYAL.
Steamer Bridgeport to Bridgeport
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the street curb. The line OF company 0ficers viii
be two PAGES in front Of the front rank. The field
omces will take post IN front or and as near the line
OF company officers as practicable, the commanding
oncer slightly In advance OF the others The cavalry
wli be posted in such manner as to allow the great
81 amount OF room along It's 'front.' Major General
Mcpowell, commanding the regular forces IN the
harbor, viii DO the reviewing oicer and he will be
received on the right OF the line. his arrival being
announced by an artillery salute. Tie customary
saiutes Will be given as he passes down the line.
wncn .ne General WIN proceed 70 .ne cofher
the point OF review The line OF march VIII DE down
broadway to Great Jones street. through Great
Fourth avenue to Twenty-third street. through
Twenty third street to Madison and up Madf-
VIII be dismissed Immediately alter passing In re-
view.
In accordance with orders already issued for the
parade the First infantry Hawkins ZOuaves), Colo
mel John K Perey, wil parade In full UNIFORM Roll
call Of companies at the armory at SIX o'clock a. NJ
Field and stan mounted The Fifth infantry, Colo
mel and Brevet Brigader General John + BendIx,
will parade In full uniform commissioned onicers IN
wne trousers Line VIII 6s formed IN MeseT s,r ne
ne! Sterry commanding, Will parade In full UNIFORM
white pantsl. Roll cali OF companies at the armory
at quarter before six O'Clock A. N. The Seventh
regiment Colonel Emmons Clar k will parade In full
uniform white panls) Roll call at six O'Clock pre-
Scott w parade IN full fatigue white sloves Reg
ir1enta line VIII be formed on Twenty-third street
81 six O'Clock A~M The Ninth infantry. Colonel
white trousers and gloves Roll CAL Of companies
at quarter OF SIX O'Clock A. NJ, at the armOry The
Twelfth regiment. Colonel John Ward win parade
ington square, north side. right on Fifth avenue, at
half past oclock A. M. Company roll calls areix
O'Clock A. M. Field and stan will report to the Colo
mel mounted. The Twenty-second infantry, Colonel
JOSIAH Porter. will parade In full dress uniform,
white trousers. Assembly at six o'clock A. NJ, at
the reglmental armory. The Thirty seventh m
fantry Colonel Thomas Freedom, will parade In full
fatigue uniform white gloves. Regimental line Will
be formed at quarter past six O'Clock A. NJ. The
Seventy-frst infantry, Colonel Harry Rockafeller,
will parade IN full Dress white trousers. Assembly
at ten minutes 10 six O'Clock A. M. The First cav
airy, Colonel Henry Brinker, Will parade mounted,
III full uniform and assemble on Thlry-fourth street,
between Fifth and Madison avenues. Regimental
line VIII be formed at six O'Clock A. NJ, sharp.
SALUTES
VIII be fired the Battery. the forts IN the harbor
and from the iron clad ManJonOmOh, al anchor IN
the naibor, az sunrise, meridian and sunset.