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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

kar SPANISH PRESS ON THE NEwLY-SAMED CAM
rrpsTr-AMNESrY OFFERED TO THE INsUR-
CENTS OF PORTO RICo-TAEtFF CHANGES.
The Spanish journals received by the last
nail contain references to the csndidaure of Don Fer
pSndO % COburg; -,
"a Coryes,ondencia says Whit ts being done In the
matter the eandidature OF Don Fernanuo Oh Cpous
FOR me spanish is veritabe mystery Whlle ue
ss and the public men OF the country look upon TINS
San6datn "a no longer deserving attention., is Sill
Ssipg warmly discussed in political circles AT LISBON ~
a. nov H. we'd that Don Fernando Will accept te crown
H Digrio De NOcids prOSpanish) OF LISBON says that
~ Dul ~ Sadanha is very much interested IN the can
diAatufp OF Don Fernando. Numerous CONSULTATIONS are
LONG on between the Ministers and the intimate ara
Confidential friends Of the Governments Win reepee' "
this candidate. 1.hor s,or,sh or,ho-
Noes II c almost decided between the spanish Govern,
snt and that Portugal Don Fernando mas resolved
No csle T. the unremtting desires OF certain persons
-ho wish % make him King or spain, put desires that
~ ,t powers should guarantee the independence OF
rprtc11 The Spanish Government, as wei as Marshal
ssai6anba and his colleagues have tntmated that II
would be impossible 70 obtain such guarantees AT tns
oment and insist that he will at once accept But Don
T-napdo still demands these guarantees as prior con-
-t;,ion before accepting the crown
Te Ggeet1 Ofeia publishes in its Issue Of the 10th
,f several important papers One OF these relates TO
:. gcncrl amnesty for all ofenses committed IN the
EsDJ NJ Porto Rico since the 18th Of September 1865
b. Article OF this order, ali persons who have been ex
as well those now in prison or accused OF
Eotcal crimes, az perfect liberty 10 return home
Snd exercise their proper avocatiOns Another order
sued bv the Minister OF the Colonies makes changes in
sbe Iari Of the island This last decree is dated
June a. and is Of importa nee 70 American manutac
rurers as permits hereafter all articles Of machinery
~ b. imported into the island free Of duty without
shipped The articles exempted are all such may he
Asod m Agricultural labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Illinois State Fair will be held at Decatur
the last week in September.
-. The -four mill Of Broukhoust & Co, at Water
ford Wis burned Monday Los $500 insurance. sl 600
THE King River Indians and other tribes are
committing dpdsons the whites Of Moro and Fresno Counties Cal
The Indians reported 1000 strong,
-. Dewitt G.. Clarke, member of the Board of Ed
Burlington w. and formerly Executive Clerk the United
states Senate, died that ay yesterday sher shor Illness
THE annual encampment of the 18th Brigade,
Bnghampou will eud to-day Gov Hoffman reviewed the brigade
yesterday He renAdd While there and made partisan speech
"A freight and accommodation train on the
California Railroad thrown from the trestle work neal
River Bridge TUESDAY and were injured and
Is ears demolished
THE weather in Maine continues extremely
negbOrbooi Of Bangor suffering severely
from frea Passengers down the Pscaaqus Railroad s ngft re
port buildings along the bne Of the road and who'll
reported yesterday that the west
Ersnch drive Of logs containing 2oOoOo feet "hct irs hung ap
BY the drouth On sre.
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VENEZUELA.
olsAFFROVAL OF THE INTERVENTION AT La
GUAiRA-CAPTURE OF MATuRIN.

~iSA++"oFAL OF THE INTERVENTION AT La
GuAfRA-CAPTURE OF MATURIN.
CARAcAs, Aug. 12.-The German residents
~ aA'AlcAbo disspproved of the action of the Com
maud' " the North German gunboat Meteor in break
1De ur ne blockade OF Lagusyra and had their news
% "a " me German Consul but without causing
~ul 'usnse 10 In the commanders determination.
a. 'u]tn@l blaneo hss secured control over Maturin
-. ss,.,ad o OF the nye states which
s16a '''-'JI Ms FORCES. The town of that
s,,i ,,tH touVb, pI' calamity for sometime
oB a. capture II was delivered ut 10 Observation-Disclosures NIL
lsgn tae diplomatic Corps Joined in cele6ratine tn
Pa.et AZ who had been Imprisoned in the f,s,,a ., I'm
eradDf iorlned conspiracy there and on Inc
ID INST IN securing It's capture General sandoysi Va a.
III 'saiei aud allied In battle in San Franeiseo Se r
Ez-t8S =" s'e
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DIspATcups

- The Bank of France begun "a iasna v.s-
eerdsy bills Of the denomination Of IS frse 5o
-. The death of the Earl of Aberdeen ~,
drowning. on q voyage from America TO MslLonrns n
stpoEtod -
49,. The London Times attempts to e1tenuate
the recent massacre Of French Catholics AT TisaTs'n
end dspores the Overzea OF the missionaries In ,be3
DrOssiyting work.
49,. The Nev Gross Gazette of Berlin saws
Ga Itg II Forster tho Prince Archbishop OF Bres,s,
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IL about 10 resign his ONCE in consequence OF the proDul
CATION of the dogma Of infauibity.

about 10 resign his once in consequence OF the proDul
CATION of the dogma OF infanibity.
49, The United States steamer Franklin is
now landing powder in Portsmouth, Eng, preparatory
TO going into doSS - sr arrival visits exchapg ed
between Admire end Admiral Hope The usual
sautes were re5
IA prie4t s.. sas captured with band
Of Carlists H. {, - I'd who convicted of hav-
ing fired he q, ,ment troops, has been shot by
order OF q court mar All armed insurgents captured
In Spain are 70 be shot Instantly
IA dispatch f. IN Madrid, dated Aug. 90,
says the Governor Of 1s Basque Provinces attributes
the late Carst uprising 10 the influence Of the clergy
He threatens with eath any taken with In his
hands, The of the arrest OF Carts by the French
authorities at the frontier had produced the best effect
in Madrid.
49, In the trial in London of the case of
Inman jenkins for libel in alleging that the steam
ship City OF Boston overladen, Jenkins has been
east with costs, the Judge rejecting his conduct
severely in his remarks Mr.. Inman entirely vindi
Gated and the fact established that the steamer left port
in seaworthy condition in every respect Damages to
the amount OF R26o was awarded TO the plaintiff
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rupr TENED ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES.

DuTI1g IHt ou1HI11cI -,
pany has been doing the freightng IRON rSess'0 |" ~
Ys =, he.ner rates than the Ere the railroad charg
ing {, tun and the cost by the barses being only VI 90
In consequence of the merchants have
almost Alto gother barges Erie nov gives hotco 70
the man and others 1t Passsio thAt hior
cembor l. or the close Of navigation on sne sor NJ
charge on the railroad will be Increased 10 tun
~ done a. means OF retaliation the merchanN VINO
have very naturally looked 20 their own lhFfess -,
patronzing the cheaper route The Doaware '.hu h
awanns Railroad may ~ That uiho' """o'0''N
10 take freight " tho CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-EIGHr MEN
KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31--Two cars of train on
the Desmoines Valley Railroad were thrown down an
embankment yesterday morning South Of Desmoines
and demolished. Eight men were killed and fifteen
seriously injured. All Of them Iowa soldiers, and
their way TO attend the State Soldiers reunion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

or % feet in hight oundery l23 feet long ~ - feet IN
width and Dc feet in hight, and blacksmith snop >.
feet long by 81 feet n width and feet In hight AL OF
the buildings are 10 Of brick The Works are now AZ
Worcester Mass, but the new one VIII probably De oou
pleted this Fall and the machinery will then be renos o.
This will add great deal 10 the population OF fsssc
the company expect to bring 300 families ana 70 erec
kcoffa
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AQUATIC.
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA


The Brooklyn Yacht Club was in session
last evening AS it understood that the subject Of
the Fall Union Regatta would DO decided on, an I'M
usually large number Of members attended. President
George W. Kidd, who at the last meeting resigned the
position of Commodore, occupied the chair The report
OF the Treasurer showed handsome sum in land, anu
seven new members were proposed and accepted Inc
newlyelected Commodore, Jacob Y0orhis, jr, of the
schooner Madeline, sgnalized his accession to tat
honor by Proposing several names as members who WI
be baloed for at special meeting to be held wteK
from Saturday. Commodore VoOrhis was pre-
sented 10 the Club by President Kidd, ex-Com-
modore, and said he would 60 all he could to
further the Club but he must Impress upon the members
that man could not accomplish 1t. All must work,
which they I'D not appear to have done lately. lie
IT, referred 6ntsy 10 great Sea Sttebdnt the cruises
Of the NewYOrk and Atlantic Cubs and rle races that
o nsq Gn f s or me At S pr should
he y poasd until lat in order to aoT The yssths
.foposed Ie 18th OF September as the day.
Mr.. Pegs following MI kidd's Suggestion, moved
5er bcr." The motion prevailed. TIE lr,zes tr the
r"s''a vii 10 pieces Of silver PLATE or sod neGSs
leiu0At Of al minor details.
ROCHESTER YACHT CLU8.
4 yacht club was organized t., Simmer IL
pochoste- known a. the "BaDes in woods" At
present the Club only possesses yGoht called ths
Lively Polly. on Thursday Last the Lively Polly lefs
cf for cruise the lakes, and to be absent two
mouths Ee NV Who are also the Ownsrs, are the
Ooihout olrJr Matt Angle Purser; d. v. Mckay, jr,
q. Scribe; ChaE II Tracy, Keeper OF tie Log; Fred IT,
Raymond. Cabin y; Ed. A. Rugg, DE ". c. DIXON,
TuOrs Should H. trip be success, and no accident
happens. 1t Is presumed that by next nun Der OF
yachts will be ready for similar cruise Capt Borton
Il young man. but he has had considerable experience
by sea. He OF five whites who accompanied
Capt Hall his last expedition In search or Sir John
Franklin, and highly spoken Of 10y Capt Hall. Mr.
has also fe," and the Winter OF 1865 be
spent among the Esquimsux OF Repulse Bay.
THE FRANKLIN CLUB.
The members of the Franklin Club, anxious to
keep the bail rolling, organized an excursion yesterday
They started of the Muskodeed and Martha, and sailed
outside of Sandy Hook the purpose OF hooking fish
They succeeded in doing 40, but one OF their own men
got hooked 1t being perfectly calm, they wished 70 e
taken by the Carrie, from Canarse, and "a MI
John Williams cast q line he was drawn overheard
Fortunately he into boat, but had 70 row 70 Far
Rocka way, where he taken on board tile Martha,
which called there late at night.
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ls d. Il itG S,h. eth nh 9th 9th To.l
A Aal.tiss:...."S FL

McGary. catches for the Haymakers, was knocked
Runs eaTned-Bsy makers, /; Athletics, none The
Athletics occupy the second position in the ranks
of the in the championship and they
can throw aside those doubtful Atlantic
matches and commence a series.
The actors from Booths, Wallacks, the Olym-
pic, and Ffthsve Theaters, will play Of base
ball tomorrow at o'clock the fremont ground, which
they use through the courtesy OF the Union Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
THE FRANKLIN CLUB.
SCOTTISH GAMES.

To-day the grand Scottish Festival takes
place at Jones's Wood, which OCCASION beside the
regular series Of National games. the presence OF the
celebrated Scottish athlete, Donald Dinnie is 10 he
feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

George Hamilton Gordon, Earl of Aberdeen,
announced in his S0th year. and sue
ceeded TO the title in 1884, the death OF his father the
British ex-Premier. His not distinguished
by any incident Of importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
ANoTnFR ATHLETIC yfCrORY.

The Athletic Club took rUp uD TO Troy OF
maker nine their Grounds, in tie pr Of Arge
crowd of spectators Flushed IT,, ta,,' wellearDc!
triumph in New-YOrk Athletics III alto this game
with confidence and pax ug not 0ry ancly IN the field
but also effectively the pat they acded another tr
umph their list for $50 by defeating tho
Haymakers by O. IL TO The score OF innings Is
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
THE NIAGARA (oNT.) RAcEs-FRsT DAY-PoUB
GOOD RACES.

GOOD RACES.
NIAGARA Ont, Aug. 26.-The first DAYS
racing of the Royal Ma Club came OF to-day. The
attendance was large and fashionable including many
visitors from Toronto, he Falls and Buffalo. large
delegation Of Buffalo sporting present, and,
LAYING against the favorites, heavily. The manage
ment was excellent starting good and racing first class
In the mornina drenching rain FELL but fine sun and
wind restored the track although
sary slow. Below VIII be found OF the
ming In the first race, the victory OF Mohawk st
nnch the the weights Nettle, d facer
the hack ers The mare a good race, but has had
severe campaign, and the weight told Terror
Was thought 10 have moral In the second race, but
liberty much improved hts spring fur m
good heats and Ellis, In the trOt, Ot away with the ia
yorite as he pleased
y,aoa,aPLaie- sloo heats. Oh,
Province bird allowed pounds this
WI" Bp,ssIrs B. Mobswt, 3ysr as ps.sA..
s,si5.p. b m Eors Kist., ps.nd. 80. dist
Time I:ss, l:3t-1szi liaIt l;Ssi-3.ot
p.,aps-yesue sil0i naAA~t, ESQ, Nora Ks.. 80
E,rsf Bsat-Mohawk first away, the fayorite second.
c,. never In the race. AZ the hafmile the fayorte
took the lead and IAade slOs running the mile and
rarter on the baokstrutr the pace frcshened and at
Ha half mile was cracker" Al the head Of the home
sarefoh little Bennett had reached the gths, and
ouittng her at the distance, won rather easily by
length Nora Kista diUanced
Seond Heaf-Bet.ing still 800 10 too Eettc Leary
IN Nettie made hot running from the fall 81 the ha
aiiad on within striking distance. by the colt On tho
bsnd in the last mile the came back, aud coming
,nto the home stretch the young reacUd her head
N Was good race homo. aud the MARI bod the best OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

Grapes, Grnpes GrapesThe Red Baskets snd Bue Covers
elle With Choice marked L. T. o. CROToN PoST
DR. TypzRHs Wholesale aud Pure Wine Depot removed to
No. l9 4. Bghth-st near Broadway.
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70 the hafdisance where the weight began to tell and
'nr colt won the heat and race by q neck.
Inc second race a match for 800 side, mile dash
between Mr.. Hendrics Chitchat and Mr. Harrson's
fr Frt was the fayore and led TO the threequarter
Poe where headed her, and in canter by
Time, 2:o7t.
Ptete-e22s; ESQ sf5 10 third; heats II miles;
ope 70 al province bred horses bar weight for winners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

Dr. sase,s Cntnrrh Remedyt5oo reward for a. ineurab
.>e Sold Druggists BY mail 90 eeos pamphlet Tree A
dr.ss 4 v. PIERcz n d., 10 Senecs st., Basalo, N T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
CUBA.

MORE SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
FIGUREDA AND THE TAMAYOS.
The Havana journals of the eth give details
OF execution OF eureda and the two Tamayos-faher
and son-which attended by barbarous severity.
hey captured by the troops Of Capt D. Vicente del
Hso At place called santa Rosa. drumhead court
martial convOked for their trial, and they
Uerc condemned TO death. Figureda died with dignity
Bnd tompOsire, as did also TamayO The torturc VI
NOuug TamayO aggravated bv his being compelled 10
~ - lis fhers execution Just before his own death
The sight must hayc been horribly painful as the
Etanls editor - iidgC de cuba declares that eve
could not oOnteni that plain i 81 re In which the
snosf profound Sc meuts Of the human heart W 2
guutniy appealing 20 Us" Though FIgureds bore the
I ~ General roithtr ne either Of the Tmays bad
ged any military civil post IN the Republic. Tho
men. however ~ reputation. and faithful patriots
yIra two years agowas the first man in Bayamo, be
IT,. of BIZ family h- ,OcIa position, his reputation as
AL. ~ and m4rkahe talent
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I.s 1z, q, P..s-s $50 . .f:O.t s' bird for 81 h0'''
I'M "A 2.fl 2iRl

Bettngsay Day slo; Ellis $50; Minnie Collins ga fed ST
May Day led bit in the first heat but, breaking Dady,
never had show, and distanced In the second
Ellis troted very stanchy and won the first and second
heats handiy In the last he and Lady Hi were making
tine race, when the went TO pieces, ana COlns,
saved in two heats made him trot his prettest only
being beaten a neck,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
~ LEAGUE.

z Cuban l. ,us was in session last even
ir ~ Masonic Hal. ident Yaldes MenGo in the
slar and Y. gestre. r'sry. New rules ans .oeGla-
lns sel~ ~ led Tor government 81 the League
4 "a rtso'u ympathy for the Cuban cause and it,
q, representatives. were unanimously adopted. speeches
were MADE by Moss. Mendoza Ruz, Cospedcs, PinzsrO
Gostos Dt. Glyis ClnerOs, and Others Various ques
nO0s m relation 70 the cause were discussed.
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The propreton Of the
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AGAINST LOSS BY TRB
While remaining in the hotel
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Special Eotifts.

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Tx CEI,kDRAIhb kfoOTINO HPhlNv 49,
D. - ma" 10 .,j 10. Cssal-crs %,
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M4RRIED

wedding and Visiting Cards, Iuihs Stamping Note pa7er
VIZ svE1pELLs lo4 FULrossr. OLD Dvroz CuuRcH
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Waters,
Chsmlsns ct None genuine sold Cd dranght
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fra Hedt-Bay Jack led of. Terror at his girtns the
other three in bunch. At the hal-me Liberty took
thlrd place. the followers strnging out. The three
ran tapped TO the threequarter POLE wnere Bay
JACK dropped back, and the favorites came away ~
themselves Terror maintained slight advantage till
head in front and won by nack a poe third.
second Heat-Betting soo TO ~ on H0srty against re
neId Col Adams made strong running, Terror anu LID
cry IN close attendance, Bay Jack behind AT the nan
e tne Colonel retired from active business ana on ne
Dend Liberty passed Terror Bay Jack, coming WIN
rusn got up to Liberty at the threequarer pole ana ne
pair made pretty race home, Liberty always malhtan
ing his advantage, winning by neck. protest on the
ground that the winner fouled Bay Jack at the three
quarter pole was disallowed.
Jn,k,>n-, pxx s,oo 1850 % 10 bird for al horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

The New-York Steam Engine Works at
p.s.'tc are rapIdIg gong up. They comprise ma
h,,, han re ireI long by foot wido. snd "a stories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

RrryONE-HrGHEs-In Brooklyn WEDNESDAY Dist inst by the
Rev W Nr D. the residence Of the brides mother John
d. BuIoms Mary L. youngest daughter Of the late Henry g.
Hughes. No cards