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AUSTRIA.

Army MISUNDERSTANDING to the Frontier.
VIENNA, August 2 1870
Austria is mobilzing $4,000 men to watch the
Bohemian frontier.
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tucker and Carter's rope walk, At the corner Of
Graham street and Flushing avenue, took fire last
night, aud was damaged 90 the amount OF ST. 500.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Marquis and ,iarchioness lnciso aud Countess Ber.
tinati, Of Italy Colonel l.. w. Washington, Of West
Virginia; Dr. ii. Il. Buchan and $. +. mcMasters,
OF Toronto; j. Hernandez, Judge Alexander Walker.
Lewis AIcns and A. Il. Small OF New Orleans; Joshua
Jones and W. Robinson OF New YORK, are at the
New York Hotel
Count dc Magellan and Count IL Trison a. Herls-
son, OF Paris are at the Westminster Hotel.
General Parke, OF Washington. DIR. J. q. Holland
crrmOthy TitcOmb), of Springfield; A. Bacon, Of
England ana Johnston Livingston. OF Ttvoii are At
the Brev0ort House.
Lieutenant Governor A. q. Beach, or WATERFOWL;
Colonel d.. NJ. LeathermaD OF Memphis; Lorenzo
Blackstone, ana John +. Slater, OF Norwich; J. Il.
Blackstone, OF Chicago, and Dr. Kline, OF Philade
phia, are at the st. Nicholas H0tel.
Thomas g. Flournay, OF virginia; General W. g.
La Due, or Minnesota Judge W. II. Swayne, Of
Ohio; Colonel ]. =. RucEle, Of Oregon; Or Simon.
OF the United States Navy: General H. Boughton. or
Texas Captain Wiids p. Parker, OF Maine; Dr. ].
n. Tracey, OF Pennsylvania; Thomas Clyde, of Pha-
delphia, and A. ID. Barber. of Uuca ut The Aston
House.
Thomas Hall, OF Baltimore; J. II. Hersey of
Washington; J. w. pomeroy, OF Minnesota; 4. G.
Kell, OF ST. Domingo f. l.. Andrews ana J. Blum,
OF Texas, and W. g. Hickman. of the Omitted states
Army are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
MIR. George McDona, OF Dublin; J, bf. Brooke, OF
Lexington, Va, and DR.. Alexander Simpson, OF
Glasgow, at the 81. Charles Hotel.
Baltazz Eirendl, Charge d'Aiiaires of Turkey. and
James B. Shepherd, OF Paris, are at the AibemarIe
Hotel
Governor Burnside, of Rhode Island; General A.
l.. Lee, OF New Orleans; V. b. Matterson, OF Utica;
Lieutenant Commander woodroe, of the United
States Navy; II. II. Bindel OF Goshen; Judge ].
Clark OF Rochester; Robert NicOi, OF Scotland and
Mrs. Edmund Stanton and family, are at the nth
Avenue Hotel.
General A. GarlOr. OF Hartford: Colonel A. 1.
Smith, OF Syracuse: h. H. Smith. OF Buffalo and r.
+. Bingham. Or Newbnrg, 81 the Hoffman
House.
Colonel J. w. Fabe0s, Baez's agent, ana United
States Consul Stewart, from ST. Domingo arrived
yesterday in the steamer Tybere.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

Tho Army at n War Staudard-The Great
Camps Ferminx-Prcparing to March 10
Rome-Pops Plus the Ninth md the Sword.
FLORENCE. August ., 1870.
Acting In special conformity with the decisions
OF the Council General promulgated ON the ed OF
July. the Italian army is being rapidly raised to
war force OF hundred aud twenty Thousand
men.
An army camp is to he formed between Msntua
and Verona. IL will contain 20. 900 soldiers.
Two camps OF observation are just now being
formed ON the Pontidcal frontier
Is generally believed here that It Il the intention
OF the Italian government to enter Rome immedl-
ately after the complete departure OF the French
army from the Holy City. The plea for this move
ment IL the protection OF Rome and the Holy
Father.
General Kantzler. the Papa, Minister at War, Is
preparing to organize camp of observation in the
province OF UterbO.
Neutral Alliances Of Euxland.
FLORENCE, August . 1870
The OptntOne says England, though she remains
neutral, declines to enter into engagements with
other Powers for the alton OF neutrality The
statement In the Malone yesterday that England
had joined Italy and Austria in an alliance OF ncu
trality was premature.
March Of tho French.
ROME, August 2, 1870.
day.
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There are 42s children remaining In the county
nursery, under the care Of Mr. John Drlscol accord
ing TO the report OF that ofical Tor the ending
July 81, 1870
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The jan Committee or the Board Of Supervisors
were authorized yesterday to purchase the site for
new jail, on the grounds adjoining the Penitentiary
Flatbush. The cost Of the jail will he $4,000
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During the past year the Kings county tnsttu
lions, under the charge OF the Supenntendents OF
tho Poor used s.aSs barrels OF hour. s94SaO lbs.
Of bread.
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CviSta d0re's EnrivRIied ,r.,r nv.-.,a
aud applied Al ais wig scalp az. A.
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me steamship Russia, which arrived In tnS port
Yesterday, reports that she passed the ysoht dapPhS
July alst In latitude 43 IL, Longitude 6s 10
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan VIII leave this. poet a
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe viii close ne Post " A..
At half.past eight A. ".
THE Ngw YORK HERALD Edition for Fun ,,,
Will he ready ~ seven O'Clock 10 the moranR. v
single copies. ia wrappers Tor mailing. Ax cant,
STAFFORD. iro" and Sulphur rowAew
inv,sorsts the oody md
purity the o'coc.
A.-Herrs"g'. Patent
a'i Broadway, eosoe< ,,,.v.,,.,
4 snie, sure a.d Speedy Re..~ ay for p,.r-
rhea D,sentery, Cholera, summer Comps ~ .oJ al y"c
s Affection. may e had Aysas SA afsHTish s
gradients known TO the faculty @ un1s s,oo cn
ana sways TO be depended upon @hie ne spn,ston n s
hi, OF the Keep bo G 30 .s meal
cine by them Sold BY all draaelsts. " ~ " ~
CviStadore's CnrivsIied uu,r nv,s
ADD applied at ais wig and scalp lao DRY, 1ior Hos
Royal Havana i.cstery.- .pr,ze. Paid i'm Geld.
Inflammation Furnished the hgs es ass for poasooas
and all kinds Of tiold aad ,i4se.
TAILOR CO. Is, nkrr. Ii wal street. NJ
Che Sunmc: Has.' -SeeL IL and You are
.ss,se sa M No. poar INA nuivesay known
sa, that in se.ay csm,og Appropriateness cannot b.
s ss % en asaas g',y
meet. ""~" '""
We would say I" livery Mother who nm.
suffering child 60 a. zoe procure bottle OF MRs.
wiSsLows soocm Sc sYgUr. IL vii, r.l,.v. ,u, ,n,..
ono '""'d'' wi sasy All pain soften the gums reduces.
Inflammation reg ol~es the bowels and cures wind ooto
'' =" I'D tom pain slows a sgi,1 rllvrsS
'''sp' sud ''"S s4s the u,oh.-
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The Entonto with Sweden.
COPENHAGEN, August 2, 1870.
There Ia entire harmony between Denmark and
Sweden In the matter OF the France. Prussian war.
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Neutral Alliances Of Euxlnnd.


The French Chasseurs left Civita vecc hia yesier-
day. III.
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miscellaneous Items of
Local interest


Local Interest
There were s.y2s patients under treatment in the
Lunatic Asylum during the past year.
The amount Of taxes thus fur received by the Kings
County Treasurer is s2as0. 49, leaving deficiency
OF $321,o 4A
There were s7s deaths last week, including 100
cases Of cholera infantum There was one death
from smallpox
Tho abOrers or Brooklyn, by order or the Union,
proposed to strike to-day for three dollars per day.
The majority OF the men now receive 81 60.
Tucker and Carter's rope walk. At the corner or
Graham street and Flushing avenue took fire last
night. aud was damaged 90 the amount Of 81, 500.
During the past year the Kings county tnstitr.
rions under the charge OF tho Supenntendents or
the Poor used s,a5s barrels OF hour. s94.oa0 lbs
Of bread
There are ABB children remaining In the county
nursery under the Of Mr.. John Driscol accord
ing TO the report OF that ocal Tor the year ending
July 81, 1870.
The JAN Committee OF the Board Of Supervisors
were authorized yesterday TO purchase the site for
new Jail, the grounds adjoining the Penitentary,
Fiatbush. The cost Of the jail will he $4Oo,0O0.
The owners OF thu steamer Westphalia, OF the
Hamburg ana Amerit an line, yesterday filed bonds
to the amount OF $1,000 in action brought In the
United states District Court by the master Of the
Norwegian brig Forces, TO recover for damages
alleged TO have been sustained BY his vessel during
q collision on tho coast or III lance.
David J. Malloy, who was formerly superintendent
OF the Atlantic Air Railroad, was before Justice
Walsh yesterday on the charge OF having obtained
$ll5 In money and horse aud wagon from A. ].
Fgi0f, OF East New York, by means OF false repre-
sentati0n. The accused plead not guilty and was
held III s., 900 bonds 20 answer.
Of1cer Curran, assisted by oficer Halliday OF the
first precinct, arrested George Carr. powerful
fellow who broke showcase IN Court street, on
Monday afternoon The an. who was under the
influence OF liquor, resisted the police, and tore
Cnrran's coat and shirt. The latter used hts cuD,
cutting Carr on the temple and Knocking htu insen-
sible Yesterday officer Curran was arrested upon
warrant issued by Justice Buckley, charging hila
with fel0n0us assault. Detective Frost took the
accused into custody. subsequently Police Commits
sioDer Briggs, being determined to sustain the men
o: the force In the honest discharge Of their duty
procured writ OF habeas corpus and had the officer
released from DURANGO vile.
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Royal Havana Lottery .p-,x.. p.;s =. S,~,x
Information Furnished. the high All ~. n,sl.as
sa all kinds OF Gold sAd .Slyes. >N''''' '''"'"'-
fLOR CO. III ,kr,. AZ y.u .,-.s, NJ
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ulinist crlnI Conference of the Great Nem.
traIs-Onicial Activity-Prussinm Demands
ON Austrin-Germany Exaggerated Against
Englnnd-Heavy Expenses Ia Berlin
French Enthusiasm.
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Stnn0rd's Iron and sulphur PowA~xv
inv,sors,s the ooty Sod
purity the o.ood.
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Tue owners OF thu steamer Westphalia, OF the
Hamburg ana American line, yesterday filed bonds
to the amount OF $1,000 in action brought the
United states District Court by the master Of the
Norwegian brig Forces, TO recover for damages
alleged TO have been sustained by his vessel during
q collision on tho coast OF III rance.
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ENGLAND.

Nothing Important from tho Field-The
French Naval Demonstrations New Prepa-
rations--rhe Question In Pariinmout-Cn
net Observation-Disclosures Towards France
aud Belgium.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

THE LuxusY OF Easy DREss. few In.
lies know how to appreciate an easv and
healrhful dress. They think their dresses
are loosa. wien man or hov pnt irto one rs
tight would gasp for want nf breath, and feel
incana hle of putting forth an effort except to
break the hands. Ladies' are an accustomed
TO the tight fiss Of dressmakers thar they
"fall 10 pieces" when relieved Of them. Thev
associate the loose dress with the bed nr
lounge. To be IN. they must he stayed up
and TO recommend comfortable dress to
them is mot to- meet conscious want ofthairs
II is a great pitv none the less. lf they
could once know what a luxury il il To breathe
deep and full NJ every respiration. TO feel the
Refreshments the system takes in nv having
the bln"d enlivened and sent bou,i ling through
the arteries and veins. 10 have the aids to di-
gestinn that snch dresses give. 10 have their
own strong. elastic muscles keen everything
in place aud themselves erect: if thev could
for while know This blessed LUXURY. ard
then he cent back into the old stiff straight
jackets. they would fnme and fret and rave
in verv desperation, If they could not get rid
Of them.
As il is. they rrefer to lanenish and snffer
DIRE adfully. and die Young and leave all their
friends and husband anil children. and I d.
not see any other wav than tn let them he
sick and die until they are satisfied. If onlv
the sinner were the sufferer. it would nor l.,
worth while TO make great ado about IL
hut the hight nf future innocent lives which
must follow renders he false habits of our
women in the highest degree criminal.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

MeN IN LovE.-There is something verv
cruel in the contempt with which wnmen ns
n rule, look upon man who is IN love. Ons
might have though. that compassion (which
ia nearly akin to contempt. however, with
many penplel wnald have been a more nrpro
pirate feeling but it ctnnot 5e denied that a
man ia never less a hero with the women OF
his acquaintance than when he is desperately
in love with some particular waman. If /,
he his good fortune TO have inspired a similar
attachment in the bosom Of the young person
who has upset his reason. she. out of all her
sex. may lie inclined to see something fine
and noble in his de. otinn hot your ordinary
woman--and, above all. your extraordinary
woman. who has some power of sati;e, and
loves TO revenge the weakness of her sex by
laughing Mt ours-cnnnot help regarding a
lover as rather silly person who has caugh,
a fever, which ia about as ridiculous ne meas
les To grown up man.
In rovels the case is quite otherwise. and
nothing in fiction attracts the sympathy OF
women so much as q perfect adorement to a
wild and impetuous affection, witt the spe'-
tacle ofa MISUNDERSTANDING young man cnnqner-
ing every difficulty and over coming all man.
ner of obstacles for the sake of his swee.-
heart. But in actual life. msn finds himself
compelled 10 keep strict watrn over anv exhi-
hirians of affection he may feel inclined to in
dnlge in and IL he does not. the wome, os
his acquaintance lonk on him as ''softv. "
and ssrus their shoulders in highly hnmor-
Gus way over HE folly. As f"r> tho modern
Young lady. she conceals her affection 80
shornaghly that you would almost imagine
the had none.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

SLEsprva ToeEfaeR.-The Lasrs of Life
says: s'Mnre qaarrels arise between hrnih-
era, between sisters. hetween hired girls, be-
tween school girls. between clerks. in stores.
between apprentices. between hired men. he
tween husbands and wives. owing to ele,.rie-
nj changes throngh- which their nervous svs-
TEN gn hy lodging together night after nigh,
under the same hed-cln,hes. than hy any OH
or disturbing cause. There is n"shing thu,
will deranga the nervous system Of person,
wha ia eliminatisa in nervous farce as to lie
all night in bed with another persnn who is
ahsnrhent in Nervous farce. The ahsorher
will O. to sleep and rest all night. while the
ei;minatnr viii be tnmhling and tns-ing. rest
iees end nervous. and wake no in the morn
Ing. fresful neevish. FAULT finding and die.
cnuva sed. M twn persons. no matter v b
they are. shnuld hahisnally sleep tngesher
One viii thrive and sha other win lose
This is the law; and in married life isris de-
fed almost nnirersslly
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

RkxARKABLE FALLs ~ SAN DiEso.-A gen.
tlemsn cannec,ed with the surveying party oi
the Memphis. El Paso and Pacific Railroad,
saws thar he recently visited remarkable
waterfall. known az the .'Transit Falls" On
the headwate,s of the San Diego river. .le
Describes these talls "a being two hundred
and twenty-five feet in perpendicular hight ;
the stream. as il dashes over the pracipice,
heing about ten feet in width. The water
falls the whole distace at q single LEAH. and
presents magnificent scene. Above the fall
the asvaam runs fr snma distance through n
beautiful valley. The scenery of that region
is descrihsd as equalng in grandeur and
beauty anv,hiac ever seen, except only that
OF peerless Yosemite.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

PRIvILEGEs OF A >TecKHoLDSR.-Ihe priv
leees of n stoekhnder ara illustrated by a
paragraph clipped from Paris letter:
Two gentlemen were chatting on the Bnul-
evard; one was great speculatcr deselop.rg
the plan of magnifcent project, the other n
dazzled capitalist ready 20 snap the bait. lie
hesitatsd little. bat was just yielding, when
near these two passed a couple Of youngsters
oftwelve years. They we're looking into a
tobacco shop close by, and one cried out to
the other:
I'D like to smoke sous worth of to5ac-
CO."
"Wsll," said the other, "buy sous
WORTH
"Ah? as luck will tave it, haven't the
soL."
"Tlald on I've cot two sous"
"Tha,'s the ticket just the thing, one for
the nipe and one for the tnhacco."
.0h, YES hut what EN- 60 da?
sYou? On you shall be stakeholder you
can spit"
It was a fash of light. The capitalist
thrust his hands into his pocket and fed.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
The n.is. sfe..ll we.s..

Howard 6lyndon writes in the New Yorl
Nail.
"No wonder. little women. that you elm
20 fondly 10 your foahces and furhelovsl
Keep them as long as you can--hold on 4
them with Q death gript-for you are not ont
Of those who will look well with everything
or 10 anything you predominsss to-day. Yps
have pot your tall-msde sister TO shame. Shs
is the minority. You reign. II is you wht
well nigh banished the sublime eashmere-
the drapery it for goddess, but which need.
to fall from perfectly proportioned shoulder
and sweep down over . graceful and stately
outline 20 be q success. And 80 goud-hys
cashmeres till tall and well made womer
come in fashion again. OF no manner o.
worth are the desperate eferts made TO util
ize cashmeres by buuch;rg them up and part
ing them in the middle 30 rs to form tws
wings on each side. There is but one legit
innate way Of wearing cashmere shawl, and
that il the old-fashioned way.
The tall women are under cloud The
magnificent women are at distance! Take
such = one. Friz Der hair about the round
full face till il looks like an over grown moon;
snoil the classic outline Of her FIRE figure
with putting; make q bIrlesqa Of her state
iiurrs uJ um4tuE uugc, OsergroWu Dusu Ol
thing nt the hack Of her waist cut her
skirts off the anlles make them scant in
stead If flowing; add to her height and h"h.
bic her walk with high-heels. and. Oh Ciel
what have you ssa result? Imagine Venus
in tournour Minerva in chatelain braids
Diana 10 1ounces! Juno in high-heeled bootsl
BY the way, there wasn't single goddess oil
them all, acct riding to the accounts that have
come down to us, who in the least cnude.
scended to heing petite. unless il was Uebe,
and even she made m in plumpti:ude.
The little wsmen are baving fashions all
their own way now, hut the tall ones ough,
not 10 be discouraged so far as to sequestrate
themselves from the public regard. Only.
they oughtn't to allow themselves to be shown
off as fnils to their peti'c sisters. They can
easily avoid this. BY avoiding the extremes
nf fsshion. Their heels should not be too
high. their fnunces too many. their paniers
ton puffv, their frizzling too unlimited. and
their skirts should come as near the ground
"a cleanliness will permit, and always he
longer behind than in front, tn give the ap-
pearance. at least, nf a train. Let 'bem rig
idly esehew short skirts FIR all indoor Dress
es, and beware of. much trimming of any
sort.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
SPE ciAL NOTICES.

a1- Medical Advtce.-DR. WI. X. DodEkTY's
Medal and Surgical Institute Is becoming SINE QUA ION
te the welfare of State aud health of citizens
and his rapidly spreading populations although u may
surprise. is but the signal Of skill and follows ths
natural effect of such IA We personally ac-
quainted with gentlemen who have suffered for
der chronic disease and who hsd taken ever!
available that promised relief, but wth ut
until they they called upon DR. Doherty whoi ncred
IDLY short space of time has given them entire reei
gratifying announce this fact because the Doctor is
gentleman who seeks, net by defamation of Others
tabh his reputation to the snpeistrnctnre "f fs
upon the of anothers fame. the noc,or
ducts his Institute In such that must Es -stify
ing all his patients. leexamines, advises ami
mends without charge AMI the patieht. after hearing 's
for treatment accep reject Mt pleasure In
does the Doctor make charge unless he effects
cure. This I've is able do. hecaise he feels the cna
dence which long experience has give and rRht the
consolation which appertaiDs to that ndense Persons
afflicted with either chronic disease. wnnl 10
ell consult the Doctor; at all events do no
for consultation he asks fee; does he insist
obedience his advice unless the paeat places himself
under his His nices Sacramento street,
posite the pschc Mail Steamship Office Y. NEvs.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

ASoRr OF SOLDIER The col,nel Of an
Alabama regiment was famous for having
everything dnne cp in military style. Once,
while field officer Of the day. and going his
tour of inspection. he came upon a sentinel
from the Eleventh Mississippi regiment, ".
ing fat on his post with his gun taken entire.
" 20 pieces.
Cn,onel-Don't van know that sentinel
while nn Au'v should always keep on his .ee,!
Sentinel twi,hont looking upl-Thae was
the wav we usei tn do when the war trCke
out. huethat Is all played now.
Colonel theginning TO doubt that tie man
was on dutvl-Are you sentinel here?
Sentinel-Well I'm q sort Of sentinel.
Colonel-Well, I'm a sort Of an officer oi
the dav.
Sentinel-Well. if you'll hold on till sor,
OF get nv gun together, I'll give you sort
of salute,
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES.
DIR. GuRBON'S DISPENSARY.

H6DSp KEARNy ST. corner of
O%eD Commercial, San Francis.
CO. established in 1854. G.r the treat
nbent Of Sexual and Seminal bis asss.
such as Gonorrhea. elect. Structure.
Syphilis in all its forms. Seminal
Weakness, Impnfencv. etc Skin
diseases fof years standing) and Ul-
cerated Legs, successfully treated.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Always he good natured II you can. A
few drops Of oil win do more &c facilitate the
movement Of the most stubborn machinery
than rivers Of vinegar.