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CONFEDERATION In GUADELOUPE.
The City Of POint-a-Pitre De-
strOyed by Fire.
ONLY FOUR BUILDINGS LEFT STANDING.
Twenty Thousand People Without
Shelter or Food.


HALIFAX, N. s., August l, 1871.
The royal mail steamer Delta, from Ber-
muda, arrived last evening, bringing intelli-
gence off fire at Point-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe,
on the 18th ult.
Nearly the whole town was destroyed aud
co. 600 persons left without shelter.
The public buildings that escaped were the
church, theatre, tribunal buildings and the
hospital.
Many wharves were burned, and the sugar
ready for shipping destroyed.
The FIRE commenced In the middle Of the
town, and the wind being very high the flames
spread In all directions.
The town was rebuilt entirely Of wood after
its destruction by an earthquake In 1913.
The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an incendiary.
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Herald Special Report from
the Capital.
The Result of the Elections In
Doubt.
REVOLUTIONARY ROW IN ToBASc0.
Diaz Refuses to Give Up Arms Captured ID
0axaca to the Federal Government.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.


The HERALD correspondent at the Mexican
capital sends us the following special de-
spatch:-
CRY OF MEXICO, July 26,(
Via MATAMoRos, July 81, 1871.
The result Of the election Is still in doubt,
although the chances are somewhat in favor
of Juares. The Permanent Deputation wants
new elections in various districts where there
were informalities, &c. Very bad feelings have
been sngendered by this contest; charges Of
the most barefaced frauds are brought by all
parties, and none are satisfied It Is more than
possible that the result may be rebellion, as
neither Juarez nor Lerdo ia disposed to acqui-
esce in the election of the other.
revolutionary row has broken out against
the Governor Of Tobasco. This, however, Is
a comparatively small affair, and is the result
Of local or personal misunderstanding.
Rumors are rife throughout the city that
Governor Diaz refuses to give up to the fed
eral government the guns which he captured
from the Austrsns at the taking of the city
Of Oaxaca, In 1867. The belief Is that he
fears Juarez may use them against him in case
he (Diaz) should be chosen President, and he
takes this method to provide against such an
emergency. Probably Generals Rocha and
Alatorre will 60 with troops to enforce the de-
livery. II such an expedition be undertaken
its results may not be satisfactory to the gov
eminent if Diaz sees at to resist. Oaxaca has
always been FESTIVE under the Juarez rule,
and Diaz Is the idol of the people, not only Of
the city and State Of Oaxaca, but of the whole
Of Southern Mexico.
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Y AC HTIN G .
Cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club

Cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The fagshp Nimbus, Commodore Peet, OF the
Atlantic Yacht Club with twelve sail OF the feet
rendezvoused at Wnitestone yesterday afternoon.
AT four P. NJ the signal gun was fred, and immedi-
ately after the different vessels got under way and
proceeded to Glen Cove.
The yacht Nancy, Commodore Simpson, and yacht
Mystery, Vice Commodore Cooper. OF the Manhattan
Yacht Club, sailed In company with the fleet and
Will he the guests OF the Atlantic Club during the
cruise.
The yacht Dudley, Mr. Gladwin, colllded 7ester.
day afternoon with the sloOp Iron Age IN the Gate
and had her boom smashed. II Ia feared this acct
dent Will prevent her taking part In the race on
Thursday.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new yo,x HERALD.

CURACAO. VENEZUELA, July %, 1s71,l
Via KINGSTON, ia.
Tho protectionists continue in possession Of Bar
celona, and Guzman Is preparing to attack them.
Dutch schooner had succeeded In landing o
cargo Of arms for the revolutionists and they OBJ
tanned them.
Guigar favors Guzman, and Is giving him material
support.
The Archbishop Of Caracas, who was banished.
has been permitted to return.
The government has prohibited the shipment OF
arms to Venezuela.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
orprcs OF IHB CHIBr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON August 81 A. NJ.
.yvnopsis FOR the Past Ttcentv.ow Hours
The barometer has risen on the Gulf coast since
Monday night and along the entire Atlantic coast
and Lower Lakes. II has fallen from Lake Huron TO
Iowa and northwards. The temperature has risen on
she Gulf coast, but has not changed much else
wnere. Southwest and southeast winds have pre-
vailed on the Middle and South Atlantic also nom
the Ohio valley northwestward Cloudy weather.
with local storms has been reported nom Lake
superior TO Northern Illinois and Ohio The rain on
the Gulf has cleared away, but local rams have
fallen from North Carolina to Florida. Clear wea-
Their has been generally reported FROM the Middle
and Eastern States.
Probabilities.
Rising barometer. with clear weather. Is probable
for wednesday 10 the Middle and Eastern states and
from South Carolina To Texas. The low barometer
win probably continue north OF Missouri and
Illinois, with local storms. as on Tuesday. No I'm
portant general change IN the weather IL appre-
Blended, excepuuS al increase In the Temperature
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0ueenslaud.

The Acting Governor has granted a dissolution Of
Parliament and great political excitement prevails
in every electorate.
The schooner juliet soundered on Marlborough,
but the crew were saved.
Queenslands contributions to the London Exhibit.
ton. which were lost in the ship Queen OF the
Thames, causes great regret.
The cotton crop promises to be the largest yield
ever known I'm the South Pacific.
The project for the separation from the northern
part OF the colony Is again agtated.
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Herald Special Report from
Paris.
discovery Of a Communist Plot to Fire the
Docks and Shipping Of MarSei|les.
The City to Have Been Taken In
the General COnflagratiOn.
alleged Conspiracy Of the Intcfnationals to
Burn Nancy and Bourscs.
1rLssaAm TO THE NEW Yosx HERALD

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosx HERALD
The following special despatch has been
received from our special correspondent at
the French capital -
PARIS, August l, 1871.
Papers have been seized in Marseilles show
nng that widespread conspiracy has been
horned by the Internationals to FIRE the docks
Ind burn the shipping of the port.
= MARsElLLRs TO HAVE BEEN sEIzRD.
The conspirators thus meant to profit by the
general confusion which might have ensued
Huring the fire in order to seize the arms in
hhe barracks and arsenals and to take the city
Rhile the military would have been engaged
IN extinguishing the flames.
b SIMILAR PLAN FOR BURNING OTHER CITIRs.
1t Is supposed that the Internationals have
arranged that CONGREGATIONS should break out
simultaneously and on the same plan In
Nancy, Bourges and other cities in the South
)bf France.
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Yachting Notes.

Yachting Notes.
The following yachts passed through He'll Gate
yesterday
Yacht NInpus A.Y.C. Commodore Pect, from
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Edith Percy Mr.. Harlem, for Glen Cove.
Yacht Peerless, Mr.. Maxwell. from Brooklyn for
Glen Cove.
Yacht Marquita, Mr.. Haven. from New York for
New London.
Yacht Mystery M.Y.C., Vice Commodore Cooper
from New York Tor Glen Cove.
Yacht Nancy, M.Y.C., Commodore Simpson,
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Agnes, from New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Daphne B.Y.C, Mr. Wood, from New
York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Dudley, Mr.. Gladwln. from New York for
Glen Cove.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August I, 1871.
It appears that the most extreme precautions
were taken by the government against yesterday
demonstration, in Trafalgar square, Of the oppo-
nsnts Of the annuity Prince Arthur Large bodies
Ut troops were held in readiness to meet any dis.
kurDance Of the peace; but. happily, the police were
hhle to control the disordery element, ana the SER
vices OF the military were not required.
THE ANNUITY TO PRINCE ARTHUR.
The bill providing for annuity OF f16,O0 per
Annum to Prince Arthur having passed both Houses
OF Parliament has to-day received the assent of the
Queen.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST THE CHOLERA.
But one OF cnOera has yet been reported in
Overwhelmingly at Hull. The sanitary authorities
have taken such steps will, 1t Is hoped. entirely
bocaize the disease.
BAzAINE IN LONDON.
Marshal Bazaine Is In London.
OPENING OF THE PEABODY DWELLINGS.
4 block or dwellings built from the fund donated
% the London poor by George Peabody was formally
opened to-day. 1t Is at the lower end Of Black
Friars road and has been named peabody Square. {"
The houses afford accommodation for 800 tenants
and have all been taken at rents varying from half
crown week for one room 10 i've shilings for
shree.
PRINCE ARTHUR TO BE IRISH DUKE.
Prince Arthur will shortly be created Duke OF Con.
RECORDER GURNEY PERMITTED TO ACT AS coNMIs-
SIONER.
The Aldermen OF London TO-DAY considered the sub
feet Of tho journey OF Mr.. Russell Quincy, Recorder
Of the city, to the United States in the capacity Of
commissioner under the treaty OF Washington.
The Aldermen met at Gutldhall to-day and unani
mously acquiesced In the request made by the
Home Secretary that they would grant Recorder
Quincy six months leave Of absence. deputy
recorder was appointed to serve IS Recorder for
that period. The Board. In taking this action paid
Q hearty compliment to MIR. Quincy for the great
ability with which he has discharged the duties or
pis responsible ONCE.
ILLNESS OF THE DUKE OF BUCOLEUCH.
The Duke OF Buccleuch Is Ill and Will not he able
to preside the celebration OF the centenary Of Sir
Walyer Scott.
MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
The Duke OF Edinburg has returned to England.
the United states steamships OF war Franklin and
Juniata are at Southampton.
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The Mutuals Again Defeated by tho White
Stockings.
CHICAGO August 1, 1871.
The third game OF the championship series
between the Mutuals Of New York, and the
White Stockings Of Chicago, took place to-day.
There were upwards Of 900 spectators present The
game resulted in favor OF Chicago. The errors
were ali made by Hatfield, PIERCE Higham and VOL
tiers. VOTERS pitching very wild. There was
but one earned In the game. and that Dy tho
White Stockings The following Ia abe score by
innngs:-
Muruals . o o.
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ItlfCsAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. August l, 1871.
the Brighton race meeting began to-day.
The Brighton stakes ihandicap) Of Is sovereigns
each. 10 sovereigns forfeit with 100 sovereigns
added, were won by Mr.. J. Powney's ch. c. Morn
lngton BY Arthur Wellesley, out Of Blonder, three
years old; Lord Aylesbury's b. (. Stockpursc. by
stockweI out OF Cantlne, four years DID, was Sc
cond,. and Lord Famouth's b. f. Gertrude, by Saun.
terer out OF Queen Bertha. four years old. third.
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TELEGRAM 70 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.
PoRTo RICO, July n. Is

PORTO RICO, July ~ 1871.
riot occurred In the capital on the 2sth.
During the performance of some music In the
public square the negroes threw stones at the sol.
diers, who then drew their sabres and charged on
the negroes killing two. Two OF the soldiers were
badly wounded One negro II is supposed. will De
shot next week.
The Captain General proclaimed mar tial law, and
the troops patrolled the streets and searched the
houses for arms.
These demonstrations are the result Of the late
elections. Everything Is again tranquil but martial
law Is continued
There IL q rumor current Of y disturbance in
Mxyaguez-
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First Race-rne Thespan Stakes; three.euarters
THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, N. Y. August I, 1871.
The city Is rapidly nning up with visitors in an
ucipation of great sport at the races next week.
Ninetv-sx horses already entered, paying fees
amounting to s5s.oOo-s3. 900 more than the pre-
miums ofered BY the association. Inc track Is I'm
excellent condition, and the arrangements, making
for the accommodation OF the public are superior tn
thuse VI any former meeting.
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TELEeRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS,

CLOCK OF buildings Rockiand, Me-, which was being
rsised, fcl yesterday, killing one OF the workinen
The railroad hotel abes Ia Merchandising, Cumberland
Pa, Gre Monday night and destroyed
The loss IL $4,000
Emery A. Sennoit aged twenty-five years. was pushed
overheard from sehaoaes "a RockAni (ae osrbr yesr'
ass and drvwaed
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ENGLAND.

Government Precautions Against tho Trafalgar
Demonstration Tho sanitary Measures
Against the Cholera-The Peabody DWELL
ings Opened-The Recorder Of London
Granted Leave Of Absence to Act
as Commissioner Under the
Treaty Of Washington.
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Australia.

Australia.
Via SAN FRANCISCO. August l, 1877.
The steamship City OF Adelaide the first mail boat
under the new contract, leaves to-day with full
complement OF passengers many OF them for Fiji
and for Honolulu. There Is also shipment OF
wool for California.
The Governor prorogued Parliament on the ed.
The new session commences in October
The war steamer Basilisk has arrived from Eng.
lana ana relieved the virago which sailed on
Wednesday.
A rich tin mine has been discovered In the North
ern district The ore yields seventy per cent.
Rev. Canon Slack was killed by an accident to a
coach on the 14th.
Lord Kimberly has informed Lord Belmore that
the English government declines to to pro-
tect Fill.
Three OF the crew Of the ship Storm Bird have
been Killed at the New Hebrides by natives OF those
| islands.
The Zavstowsk Sisters are the greatest theatrical
| success here for the year.
several earthquakes have occurred In the country
districts during the month.
Love Co., wholesale grocers, have failed. Their
| liabilities are $4,000
Heavy coal shipments are making to California,
and other charters are awaiting tonnage
| Government proposes to call for tenders Of five
| years. mail service with california
ADELAIDE, July Tsp. M.
Wheat is very quiet; buyers at 6s. Ill.,, holders
ask Gs.
MELBOURNE, July 1880 p. NJ
The Governor intends visiting Mount Hope.
The annual reunion of old colonsts Is now being
held in the Town Hail.
Kerosene. 4sc. a 54c., In bond.
Tobacco unaItered. Lumber in supply.
Trade is very dull In consequence Of the new tarir
duties being too high.
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BASE BALL.

Defeat Of the Eek iOrds 1t Washington.
WASHINGTON, August l. 1871.
The base ball game to-day between the OlympIcs
and the Eckfords OF Brooklyn, resulted in favor OF
the former by q score Of IL to o. The following Is
the score by innDgs:-
Olympics ......2 2 Oh
Eckfords ......0 90
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New Zealand,

ReicLetz's stores In Dunedin have been burned
and the proprietor has been arrested for arson.
Rspota and the trienily Indians are pursuing
Takooti on the east coast.
Parliament meets at the end OF next month.
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ALSACE AND LORRAINE.

The Municipal Electons-The French Party
Successful in Metz-Dlfference Between
the French and German Versions.
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TELeGRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.

STRAsBURG, via Berlin, August 1, 1871.
In only a few places in Alsace and Lorraine have
the municipal elections been declared void IN conse
quencc OF the abstention from voting. The French
party' were successful st Metz, and the liberals"
and 'moderates" elected their tickets In other
Towns ..r
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The McCulloch Ministry in Victoria have been de-
feated BY large majority ON the Two-and- half Per
Cent Property Tax bill. and resigned. Next day Mr..
Duffy formed new Ministry from the opposition
benches, and who have since been reelected without
opposition and have announced liberal policy.
An expedition to observe the eclipse aJ Cape
York IN December is being formed at Melbourne.
The Netherlands war steamer Curacao, with an
Envoy to negotiate for the opening OF the Torres
Straits mail service. reached Melbourne on Tuesday,
and intends visiting the Australian capitalists.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW yoax HERALD.

CONsTANTNoPLR, August I, 1871.
The publication OF the new spaper TurQuts mas
been suspended by order OF the Turkish govern
ment. In consequence Of an attack on the Pope
which has appeared in its columns.
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PORTO RICO.

Riot Between Negroes and Soldiers Martial
Law Proclaimsd-Rumorsd Disturb
ancs in Nayagusx
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THE FIJI ISLANDS.

The New Anglo-Fijian Ministry Proclaimed
Dissatisfaction Of tho Non-English Foreign
ers-How Rebels Are Treated in Fiji.
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POOL SALES FOB THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

LONG BRANCH, August I, 1871.
The pool selling at the Continental and West End
Hotels was largely ATTENDED this evening. A great
many betting men were present, and the selling
brisk and spirited The following are the pools
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Abstention and Failure Of the Elections.
BELFoRT, August 1. 1871.
The policy of abstention has defeated the elections
in the Upper Rhine. and only few candidates have
been elected in the Lower Rhine Department..
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW TuSy HERALD.

ROME August !. ISL
The elections In the Roman States have been ex-
tremely apathetic. Fully two-tnirds Of the voters
abstained from the exercise OF the franchise
The candidates OF the moderate party were gen.
orally successful.
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L lssaAS 10 Tine NEW voax HsnAlp.

ST.. THOMAS. July %, 1871.
Governor Bile Is introducing reforms into both
the civil and military departments Of the govern.
ment
The armament Of the troops IL being changed. the
guns in the fort increased and the police system i'm
pro we'd.
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Inauguration of q New Steamship
Line to California.
Propagation Of the Australian Parliament-Dis-
covery Of Tin Mines-Ministsrial Troubles in
Victoria-shipments Of Breadstufs from
South Australia--Political Excitement
in Queensland - The Native
War in New Zealand

SAN FRANCISCO. August l, 1871.
The Australasisn steamer City OF Adelaide arrived
this morning, bringing Sydney dates and mails to
July L She also brings fair number OF passen-
gers and $4,000 pounds Of wool on freight.
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ST. THOMAS.

Reforms in the Civil and Military service-Ths
Arms Of the Troops Changed and the
Guns Of the Forts Increased
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
rho steamer Congress

ST. JOHNS N. F., August I, ISL.
Tue United States steamer Congress, with coal and
pfovlsions for Halls exploring steamer Polaris
touched hero to-day.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

First Day Of the Brighton Meeting Result Of
the Race
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South Australia.

BreadstufTs to the value OF three-quarters OF a mil
lion sterling have been exported from South Aus
tralia this year, ana there is an equal quantity still
unshipped
Parliament has been summoned to meet on the
2sth OF July.
The overland telegraph will be finished by the
end OF the year.
The Navigation Board attribute the loss OF the
steamer Auckland to deviation OF the compass and
have censured the captain and Officers.
The German residents held grand peace jubilee,
which was attended by Germans from all parts OF
the colony anxious to express their sympathy with
the Fatherland.
The Queen has assented to the bill legallzing mar
riage with deceased wife's sister.
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VENEZUELA.

Guxman Preparing to Attack tho Revolutionists
at Barcelona-Arms Landed for
the Insurgents.
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IRELAND.

The Prince Of Wales ct the Banquet Of ths Ag-
ricultursl society-His Speech in Defence
Of His Brothers Prince Arthur Pre-
dieting Prosperity for Ireland.
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The HERALD correspondent at the Mexicaa
capital sends us the following special do.
spatch-
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TURKEY.

An Anti-Pspal Paper Suppressed by the Sublime
Ports.
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Thc Steamship Kansas ut portsmon,b.
PonrsMoUrH. n. H., August /, l,

PORTSMOUTH, N H., August !, 1871.
. Tue united states steamship Kansas. recently ar
nveu AZ this station IRON the South, has been haule0
lnto the wharf az the Navy Yard aud IL fitting Out
w sss her orders Will be ready In ten days
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ITALY.

Apathy NJ the Roman Elections OF the
| Moderate Party
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Splendid Head OF Hnir and Clean Srnir
obtained by using CRISrADORo-S HAIR P6ESkRVA-
TIVE Depot No. Aston House.
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Betchelor's Hair Dye-rhe Beet IN ths
world. The only perfect dye Harmless reliable, nsiaMs
neous. At all diaagisis.
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wuruock & Co., Untters, 5t9 Brondwny.-~
t,entsi Rear csssimers Hats Five Doisrs
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All New York Matrh Company's Matches
have green abcls, fueouaLand superos 10 quality.
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A Careless Diet, n Change n Water,

A.-HorriBs's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
231 Broadway corn ~ Murray stsss
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

AUGUST 2.
Is7o-The heights commanding Saarbruck attacked
and carried by the French troops. IN tho pre-
sence OF the Emperor Napoleon and the Prince
Imperial The latter was said by the Emperor,
In his despatch, to have then received his
''baptsm Of IRE"
isso-CharIes X. ahdicated the throne OF France in
favor Of his grandson, the young Duke oe
Bordeaux
Isoe-Bonapare appointed Consul Francs FOR life.
ITOt-Battle Of Blenheim; allied French and Ba-
yarians defeated by the English ar 4 Austrans.-
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Arrival Of the Tyne Crew Mt ~. John.

ST. JOHN. N b., August 1, 1871.
The Tyne crew have gone to their quarters OF the
Clairmon, House and settled GOWN to regular prac-
rice on the Kennebeckasis. There Is not much Det-
ting but the odds are heavy on the Englishmen.
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A Careless Diet, n Change n Water, or .
cold settling In The bowels often. when unattended To-
brings this Of the obstinate Darrhs.
or some serious Affection or Bowels mp.ri-
ling the life OF the patient Ifyou would s-esi such
plants in rational vaytry s,onca.DR JAyNE's CARMI-
NATIVE BALSAN. simple bus.safe remedy IN such al
tscks and equally sectua in all OF Cramps, Cnoer.
Morbus, Dysenary and sumzsAr Complaint. Sold every-
where.
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