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SEPTEMBER 26, ls7l.-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN IMaEDIATELy-oN BOND AND
lu mortgage n New York Brooklyn aud New Jersey Ap
plv only to SAMUEL s. WOOD, JR l5b Broadway room
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DRY GOODS.
NIA1SON PINCHON,
Madame ANTOINETTE BERNHEIx. successor,
No. le Brevoort place, Tenth street, near Broadway,
VII have her fall and winner opening
Tuesday, October q, 1871,
when she will exhibit the latest Paris importatops OF
Robes, CONNECTIONS, Walking Suits.
The latest novelties In
Hats and Bonpcts,
PaYures de Bal, Bridal " reatb, &C., &C.,
selected BY Madame Pnchon personally.
DARIs KID GLOVES.
UNION ADAMS CO.,
S37 broadway,
have just opened a beautiful and elegant
variety OF the celebrated
P.L Aubert's
Kid and Dog Skin Gloves,
for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
ITO NILIINERs AND sTOREKEEPERs
Our new Jobbng rooms oreus
Full lines Of eros grain Ribbons, ell widths
Black and coorei SILK velvets
Ostrich Feathers and Flowers.
eros de Naples. Satins
Bonneis, Hats and caps.
Straw Oooda
Examine
For cash you viii hnd & Sheap Ai,iSsry Goods as
500. 81 and 3lljt Grand stree.
g., 81, 81, s. aud 10 Allen stree..
NTH block east from the Bowery..
Ensra.se 70 The Wholesale department. " Allen sres.
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DELIEF TO TIE FEET.-MRS. L. r. STONE, CHI.
~ ropodst has opened new and elegant rooms at aga
treat all who troubled with Corns Bunons and Inverted
Nails Ladies' treated their residences II desired.
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REWARDS.

U1O REwARp.-LOsT OR STOLEN, SEPTEMBER
DlU 49, . Pocketbo0k containing sum OF money aud
tickets for ladlcs fair Call on the owner 6ss Third
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 90.

ArTHs AyS5ISs gSHSs,1S gSysE . TSS Sy rAssr,n.
opposite the Post once.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. s AND HHsfh IL EAs4 AVGHJqs isr s1 aAHi NEAR 9Th Av
Es fssS3yH * SiSssS; S$iS
,.ss. S
kT sGHHS h%ssG hRS sHs sIu'
TdP wASos NhbE r6 ORDER by
FxMiLY EsTABLIsnMENr-BAy HORSE, Is hands. ?
years old kind In All harness. free from all vice, excellent
't;ssr' sEr' sfSsGs sif'sf sina nARSEss. fRs sss.'
=. hs1ness vice, good driver; Stylish and war
HORSES 4s IT,. hands
Syrf zA5s 1SP IiS YEARS o1D kind
in al harness free from vice; trots in 90 very
fSsT hisa1s hes Ssa I1 kind
$ds ~ sEAsIx s ,aaSs sEw
sH4ck d hANbs 81 TGARs ob kind In al.
haneM free from vce good traveller and very stylish;
BAY MARE, i5H HANDS YEARS OLD; kind in all
S:05 sale: styish, kind and true.
BLACK HORSE, l8 HANDS HIGH, YEARS old; frat
e. BY
BLACK HORSE. 1Bs MGSbs, HS YEARS old; kind in
al harness free from vice; free driver stylish and
BAY HORSE, ibf HANDS, YEARS OLD; kind In all
hsrness free from vice; good traveller, stylish and
S5 Is HAsSs ySeH ssass osD all n.
free from Vice and warranted sound.
THREE ROCKAWAYS AND THREE PONY PHAETONS.
Several other Horses: description time Of sale kocka-
Blankets, &c. weather nterftres with sales
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EUROPEAN srgAMSTIPS.

ATAIfDNhI, LINE.
~ STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier ~ North River.
THE QUEEN, Thomas Thu rsday, september s a. arm.
ITALY. Grogan. Saturday, September 80 at Pm.
SPAIN, Grace Saturday. October q at 10 A. N,
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
VIRGINIA, Webster Thursday, September 2s at SP.M
Passage IN Liverpool QurcnB;own, or London Direct:
Cabin, $75 and S6j I: stcera e, 8s8. currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Londonderry and Glss ov, &y2, currency.
For further particulars apply at the conpsnys oce %
Broadway. e. W. J. HUEsf, Manager.
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NY GENTLEMAN WANTING A FIRST CLASS TURN
n out, for about half s real value find at BROWN
BATES stable 13 West Thirty ninth streeA fast pair Of
Troers dark brown and chestnut sorrel sk high, and
sound and kind, easy drivers beat 80
together and mnch faster single. with handsome top
Wagon, nearly double Harncss Robes Sheets
Nets will sell separately Call three DAYS 20 5C0
fnr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GENTLEMAN RESIDENT OF ELIZABETH, NJ
~ j., would Ike to cooperate with number OF youne
genems the purpose OF forming athletic club
above city. Those similarly inclined will please address W.
HENRY, box 179 Herald Office.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE.-STEAMERS @.
n VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW, from Vestry street
ats 20 ~; Thirty street at s;i LANDING a Yons:
Point Cornwall NewDurg Poughkcepse Rhnebeck, Cats
Kill and Hudson connecting with evening tralns the New
York Central for the West To Troy BY steamboat sCHUY
LRR.
OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAILEOAD.-CARS
ID leave Greenwood Tor the beach forty minutes
Coney Island at O'Clock. All for
Greenwood from Fulton, Wall South and Hamilton ferries
connec! with this route M
VINELAND RAILwAY-FOR vINELAND, N. j., AND
Brdgeton. Leave foot of Murray New York.
New Jersey Southern Railroad, at "a NJ and Y. NJ, By
steamers EMPIRE STATE and JESSE HOYT
j. w. MILLS, Superintendent
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THE TURF.

FLEETWOOD PARK TUESDAY, SEPT &c, AT 3 p. "
IL Match 500, mile heats best three In Eve.
A. A. ruler enters blk. g. General Grant, in harness.
J. W alker enters b. &. Cracker Boy, in harness.
NJ Kierps enters b. IN. Brunette TO saddle.
Same Day.
Match $20 mile heats, beat three In Eve, in harness.
d. Fox enters blk. e. Pat
j. August enters b. IN. Jersey Maid.
+. J. N. VAN CORTLANDT, President.
D. TAI.LMAN, Superintendent.
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A -A.-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. NE insurance companies, and who do not desire TO
surrender value OF their policies by applying at
Agency, 81 Liberty street
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THE ITALIAN CELEBRATION Ey SAN
FRANCISCO.

Grand Procession in Honor of United Italy
Precautions of the Police and the Catholic
Clergy-NO Disturbances Rejoicing and
SpeechmaIkiug at the City Garden.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Q, 1871.
The Italian demonstration in honor Of the unfit
cation OF Italy passed of quietly. There was not
the slightest symptom OF any Intention to modest
the professionals. Chief Of Police Crowley had
number Of specials, who reported to him this
morning at eight O'Clock. The whole Of the regular
police force were also on duty throughout the day.
This action as well as that OF guarding the militia
armories, kept secret lest 1t might inname any
possible malcontents. The Catholic clergy over the
city took peculiar means OF preserving the peace
by keeping their congregations at service for an
hour and half AFTER the procession had started.
The demonstration was largely supported by the
German element. 1t numbered 761 persons, OF all
ages and sexes. The principal features were three
triumphal cars In one OF these beautiful ICalian
girl, dressed in the national colors and wearing
regal crown, represented free Italy.
At the City Gardens the procession rested. A
number OF speeches were delivered, after which
banquet was partaken of. A. d. Splivalo, in the
course OF his remarks, said that some
Irish Catholics abored under the mistaken idea
that IL was the intention of the Italians to
harm the Pope. This was far from the fact.
They respected him spiritually but denied the right
OF the Catholic world to Rome a political centre.
The Irish and Italians were generally In religion
and the desire of freedom for their respective lands
Why should there be any difference between them ?
There was but little exhibition of sympathy with
the professionals. No disparaging remarks were
heard nor was any animOsity visible among the
lookers.on. who were in great part Irish.
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ITEMS FROM BUFFALO.

Governor Hoffman to Open tho Industrial
Exhibition Death of the Trottins Mare Pu-
rity-Fast Time by Goldsmith Nadia Ne
gro Jury Trying Negro Prisoners.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 8, 1871.
Governor John T. Hoffman Will deliver the open
ing address OF the International Industrial Exhibi-
ton in this city September Is.
The celebrated trottng mare Purity while exer
cisng on the Driving Park nine O'Clock this morn
ing dropped dead from congestion OF the lungs She
was entered for the 224 and 2:So race and the race
for the $4,000 purse. AT the time Of the accident
she had trotted over the track In 2:25, and was on
the second round on 2:20 gait. A post mortem
examination Will be held and the stomach analysed
Goldsmith Maid made 2:l9n this morning while
exercising.
the first entire negro jury ever held In Erie
county tried two notorious negro prostitutes yester-
day anu cleared them
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Personal Intelligence.

Colonel J. 8. Stewart of Washington. Is staying
ut the st. Nicholas
Henry r Person, late SuperfnteDdent or. the
Brooklyn City Railroad, now OF Albany, Is tempo
rarily residing at the Brevoort House.
Captain John s. Fairly, of Charleston. S. o., Is a
resident Of the New YORK Hotel.
Major LivermOre, Of San Francisco, Is stopping ar
the Fifth Avenue.
H. Potter, OF New orleans, Is residing at the St.
James.
MAJOR A. c. Mclaughlin, OF Cincinnati, is tempo
rarily soourning at the Stnrtevant House.
o. D. Sloan OF Washington. u at the Grand Hotel
State Senator Starkweaiher, OF Connecticut, ID
domiclcd at the Aston House,
Judge W. H. Hough, OF LOUISIANA Is among the
latest arrivals at the Grand Central.
Dr. D. b. Keogh, OF the British Army, Is chartered
at the Firth Avenue
Colohel George b. Pickett, OF the United States
Army, has taken quarters a: the ST. Nicholas.
General Barstow of Philadelphia, Is at the Astor
House.
Horace McMurtie, OF Boston, Is stopping at the
Sturlevant House.
General II. L. Robinson. OF Binghamton Is a So
Journer at the ST. Nicholas.
Captain G. Il. Ponce, OF the British Army, is So
journing at the Fifth Avenue.
vscount de Valc0urt, of Paris yesterday arrived
at The st. Nicholas.
Colonel Roland. OF Washington, Is stopping at the
Astor House.
Major W. Ii. Williamson, OF Mobile is at the Fifth
Avenue.
Springer Harbaugh. OF PlttsDurG, is registered at
the st. Nicholas.
W. f. Chandler, OF New Hampshire. is among the
late arrivals ut the Aston House.
Colonel c. f. Bottsford of the United States Army
has quarters at the st. Nicholas.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Archbishop McCloskey Is at Lake George.
Bishop Wood, Of Philadelphia Is az Saratoga
Springs.
Senator Hamlin. OF Maine Is about to start on
trip to the Pacific coast.
United States Senator Justin s. Morrill,, OF YER
mont, is In Washington.
Professor Stowe and his wife, Mrs. Harriet Beechcr
Stowe, are about to start for their estate In Florida.
Admiral Strong United States Navy is on tour
OF inspection or the lighthouses on Lake ChamDatn-
Mrs. Vallandgham IS still at her brothers. In
Maryland, confined 10 her rOOm and INDUCING In a
melancholy which borders on insanity.
The Hon. Richard Yates, United States Senator
from Illinois, has accepted an offer OF $1,000 for fifty
lectures next season. under the auspices OF the Lite
rary Bureau
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August IL A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August IL A. NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past Toenty.r0nr Hours.
The low barometer which was Saturday night
over New England has rapidly recovered, and the
pressure after falling slightly In the northwest still
remains low The barometer has risen very decidedly
Sunday evening, from Texas to Pennsylvania and
southwark. Light winds from the southwest to the
northwest hove prevailed on the Atlantic coast and
fresh southerly winds north and west OF Illinois.
The temperature has fallen in New England, but
elsewhere no material general change Is reported,
Partially cloudy and clear weather has pre-
vailed In the middle and western States. Rain
was reported Sunday afternoon and evening from
the Gulf over the South Atlantic States, where
clearing and clear weather now prevail.
A small area Of cloudy and threatening
weather continues central In Virginia. Clear
weather prevails throughout the lake regions.
Probabilities.
Cloudy weather will probably continue for q short
time from Tennessee to Maryland, but pleasant
weather Will PROBABLY prevail on Monday from
North Carolina TO Michigan and to Name. Local
rains will probably be repeated Monday afternoon
on the Gull coast, and an area Of threatening
weather, with few local storms, extend from MIS-
SQUIRT TO Lake Superior.
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ROW.

HostiIitics 10 Commence THIS Morning-(;rcat
Excitement Yestcrday-A Special Interposi-
ton Of Providence Expected.
According to the recent order no trains for New
York on the South side Railroad will stop at ia
maca this morning, and only one train tthe MALL
in the afternoon. The only train from New York
which Will stop is the mall, which leaves the city at
eight A. NJ. The difficulty between the road aud
the trustees has simmered down to the question
whether written agreement Will be given the
trustees as Mr.. Fox, when interviewed on the sub
ject stated that he intended to improve their prop
erty at jamaica but did not propose to bind him.
sell and his SUCCESSORS to any arbitrary ruling Of
the trustees.
Until Yesterday the impression In jamaica was
that something would turn UP and save them from
the impending lack OF railroad transportation. An
indignation meeting has been decided upon but
whether against the road or the trustees has not
TRANSFERRED. as the Villagers are divided, some op-
posing one anu some the other. one OF the village
papers boldly takes the side OF the railroad, one
comes out in extra advocating the rights OF the
trustees, and the third in the interest of peace.
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TIE INDIANS In POLITICS.

Election Canvass for Judges in the Cherokee
National Lively Contest-The Election To-
Day.
ST. LOUIS August g. 1871.
The Republican has special from Prairie City,
Cherokee Nation Indian Territory, saying consdera-
bic excitement was manifested there by the Indians
the political contest Tor Judges, &c. Colonel
W. P. Ross nephew Of John Ross), and COlonei
Downing, are opposing candidates. Both were of
fcers in the federal army. They were opposing
candidates years ago when the Southern element
Of the nation, through its representative men,
made proposition to Congress for q
share of the appointments to Office in re.
turn for their support. This Colonel Ross
refused, but 1t was accepted by Downing, who re.
ceved the entire support OF that portion OF the nation
when had sided with the South, anu he in con-
sequence elected. The same race Is being run over
again. The election takes Place on Monday, August
7, when II is expected that Downing, who Is a full
blood. will be elected.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

All lands belonging TO the Union Pacific Raroa in Dodge
county, Neb advertised for sale for nonpsyment Of
taxes
d. o. salmons extensive factory and warehouse at SYRIA
cse totally destroyed by FIRE yesterday morning Loss
on building and stock, 100000; insurance, Ssu,Oc0
Sanders, GOODWIN Miller Savannah to-day the
srst bale cotton II raised by r. O. Craddock
of jefferson county, Fla.
Lubricating oil struck at Tcrre Haue Ind August
on Saturday night at the depth of Ss feet thought
that IL will prove be forty Fifteen twenty
barrels have already been pumped although the
has not yet been exhausted.
John Eaton of Milford village, N. H., who walking home
from AN Laconia, Saturday evening
came engaged alteration with negro named Hall,
rho drew knife and stabbed Eaton thirteen times nnct
Inc fatai wounds. Hall fed to the woods.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

AUGUST I.
IN q telegram, announced the pre-
vious days disaslers and added. "All may yet
be we'-The Empress Eugenie declared the
Department OF the Seine in a state or siege
and established a permanent Council OF the
Ministry at the Tuileries.
1S54-Terrible riots between Native Americans ana
Irishmen begun in st. Louis; number OF per-
sons were Killed and many buildings were de-
stroyed by incendiary fires.
ls30-The Chamber OF Deputies having declared the
throne OF France vacant called upon the Duke
OF Orleans. Louis Philippe, and his male de-
cendants to occupy 1t forever.
l821-Queen Caroline OF England died.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, August s, 1871
SugarA qualities have alightly declined, but the lower
grades have declined tho most The closed quiet
and steady Nos. 10 to IL quiet at 0 H. reals Nos Is
20 STEADY at l2 IA reals Molasses susarNos to 10
Sugar exported during the week from Havana and
and all hhds for the United States Stock remain
ing warehouses At Havana and Matxnzas 36 0U
and $500 hhds
Frcights dull. Bacon declining, owing to large supply
quoted 1T l2c. i3c Coal oil steady Flour quiet. Hams
irm steady Potatoes declining owing to heavy
rivals; sales at SIS ~ a So 25
Exchange on London, 23J6 q ~ premium On United
States sixty days, currency per discount do,
sixty days. cole liz "A
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Btf6nu0uS exofuOnb, wds eveHtua11y restoro q
by the police.
INSULTS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY.
The fighting extended over the whole length
of the quays. Violent EXPLANATIONS and in
sulting epithets were uttered by the rioters
against the Prince of Wales and the whole
royal family.
Every window showing flags in honor and
loyalty to the Queen was smashed.
Over one hundred injured are now under
treatment at the hospital.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Holsatia Will leave this port on
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hambur
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at lf-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
THE NEW YORK DISQUALIFICATION for Europe
will be ready at half-past nine O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six ceuts
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.

At eight O'Clock last evening William Spotte aged
49, a native OF Germany, residing at $40 West
Twenty-ninth street, while intoxicated, fell over
board from one of the weehawken ferry boats and
was drowned His body noated away with the tioe
and was not recovered.
About seven o clock last evening man named
James McEvoy was about TO jump from the dock at
pier 10 on board the staten Island ierryboat. when
he fell into the water and was drowned before as
sstance could be rendered. He was unmarried,
thlrty-six years OF age, boiler maker, resided
at GreeDpont and was somewhat intoxicated wnen
lie met his tate.
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MURDERS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August G, 1871.
Patrick Doyle was seriously cut by his father-in-
law, Patrick Mullen, tonight In family quarrel.
Doyle Will probably die. Mullen was arrested.
This evening as coored woman, named Eliza
Anderson, aged sixty-1ve, was returning from
church and near the corner of Eighth and Chestnut
streets she was shot aud 1t Is believed nortay
wounded. The affair Is yet involved In q
mystery but 1t is believed the shot
come from party OF gamblers Who were disputing
on the other side OF the street. One man was ar
rested, but no weapon was found on him.
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CApY,s CoNJUeAL CONFLICT.

Hannah and Michael Cady, husband and wife,
who occupy apartments in the tenement house In
the rear OF No. 1O2 Cannon street. indulge con-
ngal connict which resulted in Mrs. Cady being
thrown down stairs by her husband. The woman
was severely injured she was attended by Police
Surgeon Waterman and sent to Bellevue Hospital.
Michael was arrested and accommodated with q cell
at the Union Market Poice Stauon.
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SERIOUS sOMNAMBULIsM.

Catharine Geprert. German girl, sixteen years
of age, for some time past has been employed as
domestic in the family Of MIR. Ephraim Jana, % East
Broadway. Unfortunately for the poor girl she oc-
casionally arose from her bed while asleep and
roamed around the room till wearicd out or
awakened by accident Late on saturday night
tatharine LETT her bed and going To the open atic)
window walked or fell out 10 the pavement and was
Killed. The body was subsequently removed TO the
MorQue and Coroner Herman notified 10 hold an
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SUNDAY LAWS IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI August 9, 1871.
The Sunday laws received a full share OF pulpit
attention today. Rev. DR.. Hatfield, OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. SAID that foreigners must
derstand that Americans Will not be ruled by their
dctation In matters of this KIND II they should
persist In efforts to destroy the institutions that
made our country what 1t Is, the people would
der party ties and meet them at che ballot box ds
one man The Enquirer this morning says the
Board of Aldermen will hardly acquiesce In the vote
OF the Board Of Cuunclmen repeallng those laws.
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Died.

TnURsToN-At Stepney Depot, Conn.,, on Sunday,
August q, EMILY M widow OF the late Thomas L.
Thurston and daughter OF Abram Purdy, In her 32d
year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral this dav,
August I, from the Baptist church, corner Of Port
land and Lafayette avenues, Brooklyn.
For other Deaths see Third P01e.1
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PLENTY or IcE.All lovers OF Ice Will rejoice to
learn That there Is an overslock OF ice In Maine
two hundred thousand tons being stored on the
Kennebec over -FOUR hundred thousand tons were
cut IN the vicinity OF Boston, and our own vicinity
we hear OF no sign OF deficiency. Ice Is now lower
I'm Boston than I'VE years past and nifty per cent
lower than last year.-faN River LkdsS-l NelcS.
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IELseRAKs 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August d 1911.
General vlnoy, in o communication to the ODScial
Journal, expresses with much warmth his gratitude
for England's generosity during the late war. He
names the battlehelds in which the valor and
humanity OF the English were equally conspicuous.
M. Coster late Project OF Marsellles has commit
tea suicide.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, August Q, 1871.
Four newly discovered accompIces in the assas-
sination OF Marshal Prm have been summoned to
trial. Among them is an aid-de-camp Of the Duke
Of MOntpensier. The Duke himself has been sum-
mOned as a witness.
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The Following record Will show the changes in the
temper AZURE for the past twenty-four hours in CON-
parisop with the corresponding day Of last year. as
indicated ny the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD Building, corner or Ann street,
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The Proposed Purchase Of niagara Falls
may not feasible, but the pirS of an Excursion
xnrIJ ss buys o round trip ckS and 50 pays the
SarS Tickets Cor at M 5 and 957 Broadway, and at
Chambers Twenty stree; depos Trains leave Cham
Twspty third street ID mnulv earlier
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FIRE IN JOHN STREET.

fire occurred at seven O'Clock last evening In
the boiler room OF the subcear oil the premises No.
56 John street, occupied by McNab Rerlan, manu-
facturers OF brass taps. Damage BY Are am water,
Sl,5yO: fully Insured.
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FRANCE.

Acknowledgment Of England's Generosity Dur
ing the War-Suicide of the Lats PRE-
feet Of Marseiues-The Condition
Of Affairs in Algeria