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During the evening, at grand enterrainmcnt
given by members OF the club on shore, the follow
ing prizes were awarded
Frank first prize, 500; Lefio Bowers, second
DrIZe, $25; Dreadnaught third prize, silver goblet;
Eliza Jane, fourth prize, set OF cOlOrs.
That yachting has taken 'thc wings OF the morn
ing and dwelIs IN the u,termost parts of the sea- IS
again Illustrated by "the rules and regulations
before us OF the OiagO YACHT Club at Dunedin, New
Zealand. by a recently established line OF steamers
to san Francisco this almost antipOdil region Ii
brought within some twenty-five days OF New York.
The abOve-menIOned interesting young club OF an
ocean isle has spirited, efficient direction, full
membership, admirable sailing regulations carried
out III wellcOntested regaltas and matches. and Is
entitled to place and recognition as belonging to
the now great yachting family. One OF It's rules in-
dicaes "a departure" from the home fraternity
OF England, by admitting cenre-board competitors,
and the club NAV he regarded as converts to the
opinion that yachts NAV ne constructed with centre
boards so as to constitute them successful rivals to
Keel boats In speed and weathery qualities, tested
rs well on lakes bays, &c. as upon the open ocean.
The following yachts passed Whitestone yester-
Yacht Alice, N.Y.Y.C.. Mr.. George W. Kidd, from
Newport for New York.
Yacht Idler, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Durant, from Port JEFF
fersOn for New York.
Yacht Mystic, Ny.Y.C., from New York for Glen
Cove.
the yacht Rambler, N.Y.Y.C, Mr.. Banker is lying
at anchor OF WhitestoT.o &C. ~" 49,
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great Protestant counter movement to the
Roman Catholic spectre which so many people
affect to fear. The pointed references of the
circular to the necessity Of raising money
naturally excites suspicion that it is mere
catchpenny affair, but the respectability of
the names appended to 1t precludes the accept
ance of any such hypothesis. We must go o
little deeper to get at its meaning. The circu-
lar is dated FROM 'Plimpton Building"
Where is the ''Plimpton Building?" The
City Directory enlightens US on this point, as
follows:-' James L. Plimpton Il Co., patent
combination and other first class furniture,
Nos. Q and 10 Plimpton's Building, 80 Stuy-
vesant street, corner East Ninth street."
This Council of Political Reform must as
yet be a very small affair, or it's funds have
not been forthcoming, else it would hardly be
obliged to go in with another ''patent com.
bination'' in the occupancy of room No. 0.
But il seems that this new "patcnt combina-
ton" has views of its own. 1t considers ''the
Official cooperation Of all the clergymen Of the
State" necessary to the purity and progress
of our political action Is this ''patent com
bination" of sail the clergymcn of the State
under the lead of Beecher and Bellows, likely
to cure the evils Of the Commonwealth Are
our people prepared to put their political in
terests out to nurse with these clergymen
These are the questions which the declared pur-
poses Of this movement suggest, and they
also suggest their own answers. Let the
parsons attend to their ffocks and not do evil
rather than good by getting up ''patent COM
binations' aimed against large part Of the
religious community. If they will do this they
will find the Commonwealth will get along
pretty we'll without their assistance, and they
may even be astonished to discover that the
people can still correct, as they always have
corrected, anything like misrule, unaided by
the ''oflcial cooperation of all the clergymen
of the State"
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

WILKIE COLLINS NEW NOVEL, 'POor Miss Finch"
commenced IN Hdrper's Weekly for September 2,
opens with charming picture OF a Journey among
the South Downs Of Sussex. Madame PratOlungo
tells the story, musical French widow, who be-
U' oIid daughter OF clergyman and as beautiful as
the Madonna di San Slsto.
LAMARTINEs POSTHUMOUs WORK, his '.MemOires
Inedtes" have just appeared III Paris.
"a MEMOIR OF GEORGE PEABODY the philan-
troplst. is in press.
COLONEL FORNEY's "ANECpoTEs OF PUBLIC MEN"
are to make book as as the newspaper series
arrives at century Think OF 100 chapters of anec
dote
RALPH WALDO EMERsoN's PoErIcAL ANTHOLOGY
ia to be called "Parnassus, and win appear early In
November.
..EpwIN BOOTH; PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF his
Characters In Tragedy and Comedy" drawn IN Co.'S
tune by w. j. Hennessey, from life, Is the title Of
forthcoming book, to be prefaced by biography Of
the actor and criticisms on his style, by William
Winter.
AND NOW THE REV. GEORGE GILFILLAN has at
tempted Walter Scotts life!
NEW HANDBOOK OF IRELAND by James Godkin
and John A. Walker, IS out in London.
J. G. CHAPMAN's "ELEMENTARY DRAwINa' Will
soon appear from the press OF A. s. Barnes & Co.
''CHRIsTIANITY IN THE WAR" Is the title OF still
another book on the American contest Of 1861 to
1865 10 be written by A. g. Bngsley, late chaplain.
1t will give an account of the suiferings, conver-
slons, prayers dying requests, last words and
deaths of officers and soldiers In the hospital, camp
and prison, and on the battle field,
REV. LUKE TYEEMAN HAS WRITTEN, and Harper 4
Brothers will publish in three volumes, "The Life
and Times OF John Wesley Founder Of the Meth0.
dtsts."
THf OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN EDrSBURG is the
Couyunt, established I'm 1905, and edited until 1910
by no less a writer than Daniel Defoc
Nova MUNDO, The Portuguese journal published
in New York, complains of the utter neglect OF POr
tuguese literature by the American and English
press, which it attributes, in part TO the want of
due appreciation OF the value Of criticism on the
part of Portuguese writer's themselves. Brazil. the
only American country where the Portuguese is
prominent, has critical periodical worthy of the
name.
HARrER & BROTHERS Will reprint that remarkable
book "The Earth-A Descriptive History of the Phe.
nomena and Life OF the Globe,r translated from the
French Of "ElIsee Reclus."
A HISTORY OF NEBRASKA, containing skerches OF
its cities and towns It's constitution and synopsis OF
its laws Its resources and advantages to emigrants,
will appear in october from the press OF W. K.
Vaughan, Omaha. We make history fast In
America Twenty years ago Nebraska was howl
ing wilderness.
HAwTHoRNE's CATALAN JOURNALIST are now
promised In october, in two volumes.
ADrgoNDACK MURRAY the live preacher OF Park
street, Boston, has another volume Of sermons III
the press of J. r. Osgood Go.
BRET nARTE's NEW VOLUME or Poems IS to be
published IN September by J. K. Osgood g. Co.
JAMES PARTON HAS AGREED TO SELECT and edit
a volume to be entitled 'Tne Words OF Washing
tom
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UTAH INTELLIGENCE,

Discovery of Gold Placer DiGgings-Rich
Yields OF the silver Mincs-M0rtality
Among the Children mt salt Lake.
SALT LAKE, Sept 2, 1871
Gold placer diggings have been found near the
Emma mine, and one man, in two days, washed
out $500 worth Of aust.
Highly encouraging reports are received from
Cottonwood; 5000, 600 has been offered FOR nine
,nat was discovered only two weeks ago: $4,000
from tho Pioche mine ana sl0 Coo from the Ophir
mine In siver bullion, were forwarded this week
through Wells. Fargo a Co.'s express TO New York.
The yield from the rnle mine averages $50 bars of
base metal daily.
An unusual mortality among children here Is re.
ported Tnerc were eight deaths yesterday.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, September 9, 1871.
Walter Montgomery the well-knOwn actor, who
had recently returned from professional visit TO
the United States committed suicide last night by
shooting himself with revolver. Mr.. Montgomery
was married on the Wednesday previous TO an
American lady.
EXPLOSION on BOARD BARK.
boiler exploded on board a bark at Cardiff yes.
ierday, apd the captain and engineer were blown
overheard and drowned. '''''.
INCREASE OF EMIGRATION.
The number OF emigrants who sailed from Liver.
pool during the month OF August was 1000 greater
than in the same month OF any previous year.
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TELEeRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Edward Dc Du,in professional asroiorer of St Louis
arrested Friday Tor swirdng DIR. Wiley
~ 81, 900 by pretended spiritual manifestations.
The iourncymer Boston threaten 10 strike
FOR an advance of wages, IRON Sls 10 T2 per week.
Mrs. Teresa Perkins, of Lowell, Mass. ased thirty years
dsap peared from Omc "Wednesday. her
dcsd body found the canal with wounds
the head.
Thomas Collins of Lowell Mass, engineer. caught
In the gearing o his engine morun and MS body
torn open, causing instant death.
The residence of Mrs General Pratt, 10 Albany. was
entered during absence of the family the country ana
robbed of iewc.ry valued at $1,000
In Cambridge, Mass yesterday. Lizzie lowell eyed ten
killed. Margaret Good aeru cc'vl Years. ws
seuousy injured by timber failing on them WINE ney were
"tiltng."
square in Meridian, Miss. bound ny FRONT, Johnson
Rhodes Commerce streets, was burned yeseruay norn
ng except the savings bank building ius 'ossb aooo'
Siup,OO1.
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GERMANY.
Reassuring Explanations Regarding the Gastein
Conference.-The Anniversary Of Sedan.
TslesaAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Sept. 2 1871.
The Prussian cross Gazette states tnat the inten.
tion OF sending to the diplomatic representatives OF
Germany abroad circular communicating the
character Of the results arrived at IN the negotia-
tlons al Gastein has been renquished. Reassuring
explanations will be sent only where dlsquietudc Is
expressed.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF SEDAN.
The anniversary OF the surrender of the Emperor
Napoleon and the Frenzy army at sedan Is cele-
patriotic character. =
THE BAvARIAN CHAMBER.
The Bavarian Landsrag tChamber OF Representa-
tlves) is cOnvoked for September 20.
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ARKANSAS INTRLLIGENCE.

SGuatfcrs or Indian Lnnds-Proprcss OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railrond-Rav-
agp. OF the Cotton Worm.
LITTLE ROCK. Sept. Q 1871
Advlces from the Indian country state that about
rwo hundred kanslaps crossed the line INTO the
Cherokec Nation ana squatied on the lands for two
miles. each sQusttcr stalking out his claim In the
lime ur the ms settlement Of Kansas. Their pres
encc II IS SAID. inccBses the Indians very much
The Missouu Kansas and Texan Railroad has
been completed within tive miles OF Fort Gibson
rhc cotton worm has appeared on the Red River,
and has already done considerable damage. The
crop prUspec,s are not favorable rs three weeks
put
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THE CITY ACCOUNTS.
Apswrrs from the Chosen (

Answers from the Chosen Citizens.
Mr.. John Hardy. Clerk OF the Common Council,
received answers yesterday iom Mcssrs. william A.
Booth, p. n. Spohord, 7. W. Pearsall ana Royal
Phelps, In which these gentlemen agreed to act with
the committees OF the Boards OF Aldermen and
Supervisors in autIting the accounts OF the city and
county. Answers are expected from The other gem
,lcmcn selected, and q meeting VIII be called Tor
early day.
TIE PUBLIC MEETING.
The committee having In charge the arrangements
for the meetng 10 he held on MONDAY night next
assembled to-day, and the following gentlemen
were nominated and agreed TO speak:--Ex.Goyerno
Edward Salomon Congressman X. h. Roosevelt,
IN omas Lcdwith, Wiam c. Barrett, oswald often
torfer and others.
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f r a n G Z
The Leaders of the Commune
Sentenced.
The Third Instalmsnt OF the War Indemnity
Paid-The Assembly Implored
Not TO Adjourn.
1tlssaASs TO THE VIEW YORK HERALD.

VERSAILLES, Sept. 2--7 r. NJ.
The court martial having been dcliberatng with
closed doors since six O'Clock this morning, hasjust
pronounced the following sentences on the men,
bcrs of the Commune brought before 1t for trial.
Ferre and Lullier are condemned TO suffer death.
Urbain and Priuquet TO imprisonment Tor life at
hard labor.
Assy, Blloray. Champy Regere, Grousset. Yer.
dure and Ferrat to deportation and confinement in
q fortress.
Jourde and Rastoul TO simple deportation.
Courbet to six mOnlns' Imprisonment aud line OF
60o francs.
Clement to three months Imprisonment.
Descamps and Parent are acquitted.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
In the Assembly to-day NJ. Target proposed that
the session be adjourned on the 18th instant until
the 18th Of November
NJ. Pouyer-Quartier stated in continuation OF the
reports previously published in the journals, that
the third instalment OF the war indemnity amount
ing half mlllard Of francs had been paid over
to the Germans; and he implored the Assembly not
to adjourn until 1t had provided ways and means for
meeting the financial demands OF the government.
THE NEW GERMAN REPRESENTATIONS.
Herr Won Arnlm presented his credentials as d.
plomatic representative OF Germany to-day to Prcs-
dent Thiers
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AQUA
Entries FOR the snratoun REGATTA.

SAKBTOGA, n. T., Sept. =, ls.I.
The entries for the Saratoga international Re-
gatta TO take place the 9tn and 11th OF septem-
ber, closed yesterday with the following iOur-oared
crews:-ward Bro.ners, Of Cornwall New York; the
Bigln crew Of New York: the Mckee crew, of Pitts.
burg, Pa; the Tyne crew, OF England; the Taylor
Winsnp crow OF Newcase-on-Tyne; the Duchess
County crew, OF Poughkeepsie; tbs Buffalo Boat
Club OF BuGac.
Kayc OF the BiglIn crew; Ellis Ward and Gilbert
Ward OF the Ward Brothers. crew. Bright, Kelly,
Chambers and Percev, of the Tyne crew: Joseph II.
-adler and Robert Bagnall, OF the Iaylor-W lnsnip
crew: John Hancom, or CORNWALL, n. y, and John
McCready, OF New York city.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED,

From James r. Osg0od & Co.. Boston-'The Lost
Despatch " translated from the German of "Fried-
rich Friedrich by l.. A. Williams; 'Behind the
yeil,r by the author OF 'Six Months Hence"
From 7. b. peterson Il Brothers, Philadelphia
"Tnc Clynards OF CJne," by the author OF "Car-
lyons Tear
From ]. h. Lipp'ncott Co., ,Philadepma--"folle-
rar1nc," by Oneida.
From q. r. putnam < Sons-"1hc Life of John
pcndleton Kennedy by Henry r. Tuckerman.
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YACHTING NOTES.

On Thursday last the residents and sojourners on
the beautiful Shrewsbury River, New Jersey. Wit
messed u lively contest between tue yachts belong
ing to the North shrewsbury Yacht Club, JUNIOR
organization, but yet one possessing an element
that in time will build up an aquatic association OF
note 1t was the annual regatta or the club, and
the course sailed distance OF twelve miles, This
was from q stakeboat Off Vannne's Hotel to stake
boat OF Long Point. TO be turned four times, and
thence to stake0cat on Guions Point, to 6e turned
three times.
The entries and owners were as follows the allow
ance due 10 each yacnt being made al the starl-
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MARINE DISASTER.

Wreck OF British Bark in the Arctic
Oceau-Nine of the Crew Iost--..rriyui Of
the Survivors in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept 2, 1871.
The brig Hattie Jackson, which has arrived here
from the Arctic ocean, reports saving Captain
Barker, the first, second and fourth mates cooper,
five boat steerers and fifteen sailors Of the British
ba rk Japan when was wrecked on East Cape ia
October last. The third mate ana eight men were
lost. Captain Barker and the crew wintcred at
The New York herald., 1871-09-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpcv MONEY MAHSEr.-LoNDoN Sept. 2-l 80 r.
MConsos closed at a3sS for both the
limited states fvetwenty bonds 1862, 9Jt 1861 old a,'-
1857, 93s<: tenfortles. 93ss
PsWys MoNEY MhRKkT.-PhEIs Sept 2-Rentcs 66'. s5c.
tIyEppooI. CorroN MAEKEv-LIvfRroo1, sept -
3U p M-hc closed firm Mlddling upiands giid
va niduling Orleans, y.d. essd The sales OF the
aay have 1900 bates including 1000 for export and
elIfyErpooI. PROVISIONS MARKrT LIVERPOOL, sert.
sBaef 5a Cd. per bu Bacon, ais. 3D. cwt. for Cum
perland cut. ,,., ,,>.,.,. g.. o ,,.t.
Common rosin ss per ew,. Whale OIL, tSs hs @o' PER
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TIE MURDER ON THE DUNHAM.
Release Of Captain Mctrap.

Coroner Gaioey OF staten Island, yesterday
morning concluded his investigation OF the Killing
OF the seaman, Hugh Carson Connolly, as alleged
by Thomas Lee. the first mate OF the ship Thomas
Dlmnam, reported elsewhere. Captain Mclean was
discharged, but Lee aud the second mate, joan =.
Young, were rsuanded. The snip was released and
u rev crew VIII hc engaged at once, when tue YES
sci VIII proceed on her voyage.
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THE INDIANS.

Failure Of the Campaign Against the Arizona
Hpwchc.-rhe scare in southern California.
SAN FRAYCIsCo, Sept. ., 1871.
yne campaign against the Apacnes, owing, as Is
alleged, 10 the interference OF the Peace Commits
sioners IS a total failure; but the campaign OF the
tnacnps against the white settlements Is prosecuted
win succcsscs encouraging 10 the savages.
san pie 20 county, California; Is again excited by
fresh rcports of attacks tho settlements by the
oon,binrd trLies Of Southern California, and the
settlers a re forming volunteer iVrceSs
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COTTON MOVEMENTS.
IIVFnpOOL. htPl. =.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

DETROIT Mich, Sept. >. issl
Two emigrant cars and q baggage car ol tne ngh,
evnress train Westward bound, on the Detroit ana
M,iwauk ee railroad thrown rom the track TINS
morning, near Linden station. \ lady, name un-
Known had her neck broken and scvcuiecn emf
Grants were injured, The cause Of the disaster Is
unknown.
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Mcssrs. H. r. MASTER J. A. COrIles, J. SchencK
ConOver, s. j. Deane and L. A. Harvey acted as
Judges.
Before the signal of starting aariven the Sybella
Withdrew. The race was most exciting, q fresh
breeze blowing all the afternoon, and the specta-
tors, while praisng the captains OF the severai
boars were unanimous in the opinion tnat much
commentator was due to the sailing master oil the
Frank, which yacht outsalled ana out-manGuvrcd
all her competitors. Their arrival at the home stake
boat, with the time each boat made IN the race, Is
u.,I.tI nod.
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Political Rcform-A New "Pa,cmt Comb l.
natiOn.''

Poli,icaI Rcform-A New ssPa;cni Comb l.
nation.''
We see little of good or little of evil in the
declared purposes of the Council of Political
Reform in this city, whose platform we print
this morning. Disguise it as its promoters
may, it is simply party movement, under
taken in the interest Of the republicans
and against the democracy. No lcgiti-
mate complaint can be made against II on this
account; but the trick Of organizing third
party to hold the two great parties responsible
for their acts while in power is so full Of
rollicking fun that nobody can fail TO enjoy il.
Even the most stupid must see that an ''or-
ganized protectorate" to keep watch and ward
over our political system is only political
movement, and that its leaders will prove
themselves rs weak, vacIiating and corrupt
as the leaders of any other political movement.
But TINS movement, If il has any signif-
cance at all, is only significant on account
OF its religious tendencies and purposes
There can be no doubt that this Council
Of Political Reform is intended to he u
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Musical und theatrical Notes.

MU'irnI 0MU ThGuircaI NDtts.
Kelly Il Leon's Ministries have II programme brim
full of fun for this week.
Miss Lucille western commences an engagement
at Woods Museum to- morrow night.
The Lydia Thompson troupe wiil appear next
week in an adaptation OF Onenbachs opera, "Prln-
cess OF TreblZOnd,' at WallacKs.
The grand farewell concert 10 Nine. Annie Butler,
which Ia kes pace at Associat on Hall on Thursday
evening next. promises to be an affair OF unusual
merit. She has engaged some o the best talent IN
the city, and VIII spare no cliort to make tins con-
cert an enjoyable one.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

Aft Won Wart u Good Fitting Gaiier
call 1T CiIAS FRANKS Boot and Shoe Store, 80 Nsssat
street. established 1s4I Our custom work cannot be
ceed by any house in the city
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

ReIl SchunDps-Distilled ut Schicdam, UoI-
and expressly OF Dropsv, General Debility, Gr
Gout Rheumatism and all diseases Of the Urinary Or
rans The proprietors simply ask trial OF this excellent
article and the respect perfectly pure
Eor sale by NIL grocers and druggists.
WOLFE CO., u South W nliam st. sole Importers
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ENGLAND.

Suicide Of Walter Montgomery. the Actor-A
Fatal Boiler Explosion-The Emigra.
ton from Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

''the Papai system Is not essentially monarchi-
Cal and absolute, for the Pope does not make
the law; he only guards, preserves, teaches
and declares the law of God, the Supreme
Lawgiver." A'it
The Freeman's Jourmal-C -Catholic-gives
utterance to rather novel idea in regard to
the democratic nomination for the Presidency
in 1872 After declaring that the new de-
parture was ''intendcd not to heal breaches.
but to reopen them," and after Overthrowing
and refutiDg the claims Of Chief Justice Chase
for the nomination, the Journal says:-
The wise course for the democratic party In 1872
will be to crop every man involved In political life
ability in day and country is to be found-in
some OF the vast works OF OWL Industry some man
Wh0 during trying crises, such as that OF 1851; anu
again during the civil war; has known how to hold.
and govern and attach TO MIN tens OF thousands OF
men and to manage economically many millions o!
capital entrusted to his care. We think there must
be some such man. He will be the most likely 10
restore order to our Frustrated industries.
We may as well prepare for the millennium
when such state. of things is reached. In
the meantime, let all our religious brethren
keep themselves quiet and comfortable these
beautiful autumnal days, 80 that when the
winter of their discomfort cometh upon them
they shall be found strong enough in the flesh
and in the spirit to resist whatever tempestuous
blasts may assail them.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03
The Montreal Reanita.

MONTREAL, september 2, 1871.
The programme of the regatta is published It
comprises nine races; the four cared race Is for
81 600 and 1850 TO the second boat.
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a.-Phti0n's New Perfumes,
~ LOVE YoU'
aud WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

Al-rnrry's TriccphrrOEs - ~ SovrreivR
remedy for all dssases of the scalp II scurf AMI
dandn causes hair grow hicS and long and
TO produce a growth on bald places
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TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, Sep. ., 1871.
An amnesty meeting will be held in Pnoenlx Park
tomorrow Sunday and, from present indications,
1t Will be q monster demonstration OF the people OF
Dublin In favor OF the pardon of the imprisoned
Fcnians.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

.s.-'rbe Russian (lIarb'e, Baths, 23 and ~
Fourth the Grand Central Hotel.
morning (for gentlemen ony), from to u O'Clock
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEPTEMBER 3.

SEPTEMBER 3
1670-Intense excitement caused In Paris by tha
news OF the surrender ut Sedan. In the
Corps Lcgisatt Jules Favrc bitterly attacked
the imperial government.
1S63-Generai Pope removed from command OF the
Army OF the Potomac.
ls55-Mlle Rachel made her first appearance In this
-r,. Clyyy
17S3-Treaty OF peace between the United States.
France and Great Britain signed at paris
l65S--Oiiyer CrOIuwel died at whitehall, London.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhc Best in the,
The only perfect dye Harmless, reliable insiansa-
neous. Al all druggists
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

4 Luxuriant Head Of Hair and n Cool. Cic.n
scalp are very desirable. CRISrADORO'S HAlH FIRE.
SENTATIVE win accomplish both. Try II.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

a-Thc Prll styles Of Nnt- ior t.eUticueW
were introduced yesterday by EsPENSCutlD, ManWAc-
turer lis Nassau street
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ITALY.
The Proposed Changes in the Ministry.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, Sept. 2, 1871.
IT is said that some changes are 10 bA made in the
Italian Cabinet Devincenezi Will be probably ap-
pointed Minister Of Public Works; Ribbotti, Minis
ter OF Marine, and Gadda, Project OF Rome.