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HYDROPHOBIA.

Death Of Mr.. McNulty-A Fatal Case In Elixs-
Mr.. Richard McNulty, the unfortunate man VINO
was reported In yesterdays HERALD as having been
prostrated with malignant form OF hydropnobia,
has since died.
In Elizabeth another frightful case is reported:
James Kane, aged seven son Of Patrick Kane OF
Pear' street. died on Wednesday evening from the
result Oh dog bite received SIX weeks ago. The
deceased was bitten through the foot between the
middle toes. The cur, moncrel. peIonrs TO George
McCtnnis. Up to the time of dtsso,ut,on tho Ittle
fellow had all tho attending symptoms Vi hydro
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Al Fort Wayne. Ind. yesterday. the Kekongas de.
feated By Athletics OF Philadelphia the score being Ah
letcs, d. keEiongas,7
The United states steamship Worcester from London
rived 1t Boston yesterday.
James Lyman committed suicide at New Orleans, yester.
day, by taking laudanum
Rev Mr. Phipps Unitarian clergyman Of Kingston Mass,
yesterday committed suicide by cutting his throat
boiler In Emwood Cotton Mils Providence,
r. H. exploded yesterday, entirely destroying the twostory
building Ia which II was located
John Reamer German, fifty years Of deliberately
jumped into the Hudson River At Newburg yesterday, and
drowned himself.
traveller says robbed Of @i50000 At Harrisburg.
Pa yesterday The In satchel which The owner
left the while he left tue at tho depot 10 get
refreshments.
Owen Connolly, thirty years OF instantly killed at
Rondout, N. w. yesterday, BY accidentally falling down
staira
John Stewart the steward Of OF tho Cunard steamers,
brought before Halie IN Boston. yester
day. charged with smuggling about 81 tO worth OF silk felt
rhe case is continued for examination on Saturday
Charles Driver aged eighteen years. English sailor
killed yesterday the Charles River Bridge Boston, by
ting entsnsicd in whhe bsuns vessel through the
draw,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONTY MARKEr~-LONDoS, July 2O-5P M
Consols coeod at 9SA for both and the account
United States nvetwenty bones 1882 s2H; 1865 old, s2
95c. "
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr-LIvERpoot. july 10
SIP M-The market closed hrmer higher middlnr up-
Cd middling Orleans sales OF the dav have
been bales including 1OCo for export and speculation
LIVERPOOL BRHADsTUFrs MAEXEL-LIvRRPoOI. July
20Whea l1a ID per GENITAL for California white and lOs
Id. los ID. for No. rcd Western spring.
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, July 90
Petroleum, <9f for One pale American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LlvERPOOI. July
.2n--Lard, 6Oa. per
LONDON PRODUCE MARKRT.--LoNpoN July 2O--Even-
ifng.-rurpontine buoyant at dis per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUoR MARKEr.-LivTRPooL, July 20
Evening. -Turpentne buoyant at ass. per cwt.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

In the event Of the retirement from active service
of COLONEL George stonemsn, Twenty-frst infantry.
VINO has been before retiring board at San Fran
CISCO ct his own request, the following promotions
win DC made:-
Stxteenth Neutrality-suspicious. James Van voast,
eighteenth infantry, 10 be lieutenant colonel, vice
Granger, promoted.
Esghtee,sth InJnnt,rt-Captan william H. Brown,
Twenty-frst infantry, to be major, Vice Van Voast,
promoted.
:, Ttcentv-arst ACCOMPLISHMENTS Colonel Robert
= Granger Sixteenth infantry, to be colonel. vice
SLOVENIAN, retired; First Lieutenant and AdJutant
george II. Burton, to be captain. vice Brown, pro-
NOTED; Second Lieutenant Edward X. Shelter, to be
= nrst lieutenant. vice Burton promoted.
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PRAISE FROM PASSENGERS.

The passengers on board che steamship Denmark
from Liverpool to New York, which arrived here on
the 18th inst, in acknowledgment of the care and
Kindness bestowed on them by the officers OF the
vessel during long and trying passage, adopted
the following address,
We the undersigned saloon beg return our
sincere thanks to Captain Andrews and officers for their
kindness and attention during long and trying
and trust that he live TO command many steamer
ably as be now has done the steamship Denmark also
Dr. Shaw and his able assistant for their unremng
ness to al on board With tae above beg to include the
name Of Mr. Owens, worthy and estmable purser.
L. Akre, Michael Reel, New Orleans; j. W. Owens, %
William street; W. 7. Brown D. Sampson, q. b. Danforh,
J. Dulam, Thomas Morgan Richard Gangram.
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p NJ q i a N D.
The Purchase System I'm the
\ Army Abolished.
Enthusiasm In the House Of Commons Over
Mir. CladstOne's Announcement.
BITTER MULTIPLICATION OF THE TORIES.
~~>~>~~-~~-~>~~~-c~-~~~~
A Heavy Blow to the House Of
Lords.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW Yosx HERALD.

LONDON, July 20. 1871.
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Glad
stone announced that the Queen nad solved the pur
chase problem by cancening the royal warrant
legalizng the purchase Of commissions In the army
He declared that the House Of Lords though i'm
pugnlng the government plan for Its Abolition had
failed to sustain the purchase system. Hence the
Ministers had advised Her Majesty TO take action
which enectualy disposed of the question in accord
ance with the manifest will of the country.
TRIUMPH OF THE GOvERNMENT-DIsCohFTU OF
THE TORIES.
This declaration was received with vehement
cheering I'm the House. But Mr. Disraeli and the
tory members generally were unable to dissemble
their anger. and bitterly denounced the arbitrary
course OF the government. Their leaders were
puzzled to suggest what action should be taken ut
event which they were hardly prepared for, not
wirhstanding obscure foreshadowings in the STAN
dard Of yesterday and to-day.
MR. GLADSTONE BELLIC0sE.
Mr.. Gladstone was defiant. and challenged tho
opposition to move vote OF want Of confidence.
THE NEWS IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Earl Granville IN che House of Lords announced
the determination Of the Ministry and defended
their policy.
1t is impossible depict the scene In either house
on the announcement OF the fate of the purchase
system.
The Lords were deeply moved, but decorous In
their demonstrations.
PUBLIC OPINION.
The opinion of all Is that the action Of the Minis
trv Is bold and even desperate, and popular feeling
is led to anticipate far-reaching consequences IN
democratic sense.
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
passenger express train from Manchester for
London ran or the track ta-day Several persons
were injured, some of them seriously.
BANQUET TO THE BoURBoNs AND BONAPARTEs.
The London Common Council has rejected mo-
ton to give banquet at the Gudhall to the impe.
rial and royal visitors now in England.
DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION.
A meeting Of the democrats will be held in Hyde
Park on Sunday next. the anniversary of the great
reform demonstration Of 1865, which was broken up
by the police after fierce conflict in which the pal
many persons hurt.
A-RosA COMING TO NEW YORK.
Madame Parepa-ROsa sails IN the Scotia on Sat
urday, July 20, for New York.
MILITARY REWARDS.
The prizes OF the Wimbledon ride meeting have
been distributed by the Princess Louise.
Several representatives OF the Canadian volun-
teers were successful competitors, and have re-
ceived their awards at the hands OF Her Royal high
ness.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF England
published to-day shows an increase In the amount
OF bullion In vault Of S550oo.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, July 20, 1871.
The election for Member Of Parliament in County
Monaghan will unquestionably result in tho return
of Charles Powell Leslie. conservative, and the
former representative Of the county.
PROSPECTS OF A SERIOUS RIOT.
mob, 5000 strong. entered the town OF Mon
Afghan this morning. Disturbances OF Q serious
nature are threatened. and the keepers of public
houses have been ordered to close their establish.
ments.
Troops have been hastily despatched to quell the
anticipated riot
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LONG BRANCH.

Condition Of Colonel Fisk-Prcparations for
the Grand BaII-DsiSshtfuI Weather.
LoxG BkANCH, July 20, 1871.
Colonel Fisk is rapidly improving. being able
to-day, for the first time since ne was injured to be
out and take a carriage ride.
The first grand ball OF the season taxes place at
the Continental Hotel on Saturday The Ninth regi-
ment full band will supply the music. All the
prominent people here are Invited to be present.
The weather is delightfully."- cool. All the hotels
are rapidly filing: The Continental, Mansion,
number Of guests
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Harper d Brothers: Domestic Life Of
Thomas Jefferson" compiled from family letters
and "reminiscences. by his great granddaughter,
Sarah N. Randolph; "a Terrible Temptation" q
novel, by Charles Readc; "A Latin Grammar f0k
Beginners" BY Professor W. II. waddell.
From Arson d. F. Randolph q C0.:-"EhA
Clackitts OF Inglebrook Hail." by Mrs. Prosser.
Magazines. Ood's and Lippincott's.
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furniture were sraken and door bells rung. heavy
ram OF several hours duration followed.
KEENE, July 20. 1871.
Two severe shocks cf earthquake were felt hers
this morning about seven minutes OF one The mo-
lions seemed to be from east TO west and were OF
about ten seconds Duration. They were accompa-
MED by heavy rumbling noise Bells we're rung
and buildings violently shaken.
CENTRE HA2BOR. July 90 1877.
Last night Two quite severe shocks OF earthquake
were felt at this place The guests OF the Mouton
House heard the house bells ring. Tue church hen
also rung some time. Many clocks were stopped
and other indications OF severe shOcd were vsitae
IN the morning.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

WATKINS, N. Y, July 20. 1871.
The Grand Army Encampment made an excur
sion from Geneva to this place to-day. meeting
was hold In the Mountain House and addresses
were made by Generals Barnum, Murray Robinson
aud Lang; Colonel Marshall, Majors Lang and Poole,
and J. d. Robinson, OF the National Journal.
General Barnum also reclted barbara Fritchie"
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

Commencement Day mt DartmOutl-H on0rnry
Degrees Conferred.
HANOVER, N. H.. July TO- 1871.
The Commencement at Dartmouth College was
well attended to-day. The visitors included Cover
nor Weston and other prominent citizens. The
honorary degree of Doctor Of Laws was conferred
upon George W. Nesmth OF Franklin; Profes.
sOr Albert Smith. of Peterboro. ana John p Heay,
OF Boston; that of Doctor Of Divinity upon Rev.
Titus COan, OF Sandwich Islands; Rev. VIM. Clark,
OF Amherst, and Professor Townsend. of Boston.
and that OF Master of Arts upon Governor Weston
and j. Russell Bradford, OF Boston.
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Porte Rico,

ST. JOHN, June ~. 1871.
The elections have taken place. and there has
been great excitement in this city. II wouid seem
that Captain General Baldrch tried to influence the
voting, but the Governor or secundo Cabo Yzoul.
erdo made objections, which the CRY of "vtpa
YzgaerdO ~
Rates OF freights are declining FAST and there Is
not much tonnage wanted.
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PITTsBURG's PISTOL PRACTICE.

Mr.. 8. M. Loveridge. the gentleman who was shot
in Pittsburg Wednesday, and, as is feared, NOR.
tally wounded, by one Morris X. Henry OF Utica, IN
consequence OF some family feud, was at one time
the agent Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com.
pany, OF Newark, N. j., where he was well known.
Mr.. Thornton, OF that company. received despatch
from Pittsburg yesterday as follows"He Is still in
q critical condition, but we are hopeful Mr. Low
erldge Is about r0rty.eght years Of age.
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PROBABLE INPANTICIDE.

Yesterday afternoon the bodies OF two infantA
apparently about five months Ole, were found by
James Boyle. OF Red Hook Point In cigar bOx
noatIg in the dock foot Of Houston street. Eass
River. Captain Bennett. OF the Eleventh precinct.
caused the remains to be sent To the hOrge and no
titled Coroner Young. Evidently the children had
been born alive.
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CITY OF MEXICO, July IL, !
Via HAVANA, July 20. 1871.

CITY OF MEXICO, July ILL.,
Via HAVANA. July 20. 1871. I
The Lerdistas and POrf1ristas are uniting closely
to oppose Juarez, but the triumph Of Juarez Is
sidered certain.
The Mexican government 10 relieving distressed
Americans from Magdalena colony.
The report that negotiations had been commenced
to resume diplomatic relations with France is
denied.
A Roman Catholic entered Protestant cnurch in
the capital intending to kill the minister but Delng
prevented, STABBED one OF the congregation.
The country In general is quiet.
Kidnapping continues.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT TRENTON.

Accidental Shooting Of Captain Dobbins, Of
TaylOr's ZDuaves.
TRENTON, N. July 90 1871.
Captain John Dobbns, OF Taylor's ZOuavcs, was
accidentally shot this evening" on the banks Of the
AssanpinK Creek. He was digging worms for dsn-
ing purposes when his pistol fell from his pistol
pocket and was discharged. The bali entered his
groin and cannot be found. He lies Ia dangerous
Condition.
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FALL OF A BRIDGE.

Fail Of a Railroad Bridge in West Virginia.
Two Men Killed md Seven Injured.
CINCINNATI, July 20, 1871.
Davis Creek bridge, on the line Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, five miles west Of Charleston,
West Va, fell this afternoon while the wolkmen
were putting on the permanent timbers. Thirteen
wOrKmen fell with the bridge two of whom were
killed, probably fatally injured and six were
more or less seriously injured
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SPAIN.
Resignation Of the Whole Ministry Conciliatory
Conduct Of tho Opposition Growing Con-
fdsnce in the King.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

MADRID. July 20, 1871.
The Ministers assembled this afternoon for the
purpose Of rendering collectively their resignation
TO The King.
It's generally supposed that the Cortes will ad-
journ Tor few days until the Ministerial crisis Is
over
AKing Amadeus on all sides.
attitude. and have expressed their willingness to
support the King If he succeed In forming popular
Cabinet,
It Is believed that the new Ministry will contain
some radical elements as concession to the repub.
cleans.
The King Is consulting with the leaders OF the
Inherent parties with view to the formation of an
scnarsly new Cabinet
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

July 81.
1s7O-The first shot OF the Franco Prussan war hred
IN q skIrmish near Saarbruck.
1S8l-Battie OF Bull Rum Va
l7g8-Battle OF the Pyramids In Egypt; the FrencA
forces. commanded by Bonaparte, defeated the
Mamelukes.
17os-Robert Burns, the poet, died.
l773-Pope Clement XIV. issued hull for tta abOll,
ton OF the society Of JesultA
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LAWRENCE July 90 1871.
About five or six minutes before one O'Clock this
morning quite q brisk shock OF an earthquake
awoke many Of our citizens. There was no vibra-
ton. but q sort OF heavy jar and then rumbling
and bouncing sound, as If heavy wagon was
going over rocks OCCASIONALLY. The shock and
noise lasted four or five seconds.
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1tlfsaAms TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.
Hnyti.

sAUHEb' fIHy5l, June %, IB7I
There is nothing new to report from the republic
OF Hayti.
The financial question absorbs public attention.
The Minister OF Finance has been dismissed and
there will be continual changes In the Ministry until
the question Is solved.
News from the northwestern frontiers state that
the town OF Moca mas revolted 10 favor of General
Luperon against Baez.
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SCIENCE APPRECIATED.

Tho American Social Science Association
Stumbled.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 90 1871.
The city, by unanimous vote OF tue Council to-
night declined to expend dollar for the reception
OF the American Association for the Advancement
OF Science In August next.
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KENTUCKY STATE FINANCES,

CINCINNATI Ohio, July 20, 1871.
The Auditor OF the State Of Kentucky has issued
circular to persons enclosing claims him that the
condition OF the Treasury compes him to cease audit
ing claims until the exchequer be repenished from
collections.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record WITH show the changes IN tins
temperature for the past Swentyfour hours tu>com-
parison With the corresponding day OF last year
lnuicateu Dy tile thermometer al Hudnut's R1Aar-
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann streeu,-,'
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AN ALLEGED sw1NDLER DISCHARGED.

PoUGHKREPsIE, N. Y. July 20, 1871.
Richard Aiken, who has been confined In JAM here
for q long time on the charge or swtndling New
York brokers. WAS to-day discharged by order OF
Judge Joseph +. Barnard, oil the supreme Oourt
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THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN JERSEY

An influential meeting OF temperance men have
formed an alliance in Jersey and have inauguratcd
strong war against all rum sellers. They now
talk big about purchasing daily paper In Newark.
running IL IN the temperance cause and dealing q
deathhlow " ali tho estaDlished i0oak standDya
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RED CLOUD ON THE wARPATH.

OMAHA, July 20, 1871.
The last accounts from Fort Fetterman represent
Red Cloud and his party to be making ready for the
warpath. He has already got out his small stealing
parties TO bring In stock.
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FOUND DROWNED,

The body OF woman. apparently German, was
found on the beach at Fort Hamilton yesterday
morning She had on white linen undergarments,
striped waist, dark SACK red and black plaid skirt
and CATERS.
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SWITZERLAND,
Motion to Define the Rights and Obligations of
Neutrals.
7LLlcaAm TO Tine NEW YOSK HERALD.

BERNE July 90 1871.
The Council OF State recommends that the Federal
Council take measures to secure the agreement Of
the Powers to definition OF the rights and obga-
lions OF neutrals binding on all.
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| The Department OF Public Parks announce that II
the weather be ane there will be music by the Gen.
tra Park Band At the Battery Park to-day from six
| to eight Z. M.
! While James Ward, young man OF twenty years..
| was standing on the pier foot OF Twenty-sscond
| street, East River on Wednesday evening, he was
| taken with nt and falling into the dock was
drowned Ohcer Healy, OF the Eighteenth precinct,
subsequently recovered the body and took 1t TO the
Morgue to await an Investigation before Coroner
Keenan,.
Coroner Keenan, yesterday held an inquest at 27s
Fifth avenue over the remains OF Mr.. Frederick q.
Sweetzer, late merchant at 81 Worth street. who
found dead I'm ped at seven O'Clock In the MORN
Ing. Wooster Beach, NJ d.. made post mOrtem
examination on the body aud found that death re-
suited from uremia. Mr.. Sweetzer was q native or
Massachusetts and aged twenty-six years.
An unknown man, aged about forty-nve years
and five feet nine inches high, was brought to
the MOrguc from 1875 East Fourth street. The
deceased had blue eyes, dark brown hair and
mustache. On his person was found book, with
the name "Fred William Adams, Granville, near
Jersey CITY," He was dressed in black coat ana
vest, black neckte gray mixed pants and shoes.
The body was placed on the Mopgue and photo
graph taken.
At meeting of the Board OF Police Commission.
ers yesterday morning Captain Do Camp, OF the
Second precinct, was placed on the retired list 1t
his own request, on a salary OF $1,000 per annum:
this city twenty-One years, during which time ne
was ever found at his post OF duty, and performed
his arduOus labOrs with zeal and prOmptnes8
worthy Of imitation The officers who were wounded
In the riot the 18th were promoted to rOUndsn0n.
and several changes were made In the personnel OF
the precincts.
The Roman Catholic Temperance Convention mee
last evening at st. COlumDa's Hall. West Twenty
fifth street. Delegates from all the temperance
societies connected with the different Catholic
churches In the city were present, except ST. Bird
gets aud ST. Jerome's; MIR. Nutley. tho President
of the Convention, IN the chair and Mr.. McMackin-
secretary. Addresses were made and resolutions
adopted showing that officer Patrick Logan was 4
brave man, and, together with other temperance
men, had denounced the idea OF interfering with the
Orangemen.
meeting OF the Richard OG0rman Benevolent
Association Of the First ward took place last even
Ing, tile associations rooms "a Greenwich street,
aud completed arrangements TOR the summer fesu-
val, to take place Wednesday next. The assOCla-
ti0n numbers over two hundred members including
| the following olicers:-President, James Cherry;
Vice President, Thomas Brannigan Recording Soc
| retary Henry Bck; Corresponding Secretary, N.
p. Mcnamara; Financial Secretary, j. J. Whean;
Treasurer, James McCauley; Board OF Trustees,
| Thomas Cherry, Pat Cullen, M. T. Grimm, Thomas
| r. Sheehan. w. ID. Powers; Sergeant-at Arms, John
| Waters.
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The Shock at Salem.

SALEM, July 20, 1871.
The gentle vibrations Of the earthquake were In.
distinctly perceptble here. In some instances the
shock was sufficient 70 rattle dishes In the pantrles
and ring door BELLS All the night officers on duty
felt the unusual sensation.
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st. T'h0nlns.

ST. THOMAS, July l. 1871.
Business Is dull. Frelghts from Porto Rico to the
States have fallen very low, forty cents being offered
to-day for 100 pounds Of sugar.