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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-27
AQUATICS.

The Halifax Boat Race-COurtesics Of the
Naval AuthOrities-The Crews In Active
Practice.
HALIFAX, August 20, 1871.
The naval authorities have granted the use of the
dockyard for signal station during the regatta.
Large crowds Of visitors are arriving from the
United States and the provinces. Pickpockets are
plenty.
1t has definitely been arranged that the Renfortn
crew will row with Bright as the fourth man.
The Paris and RenfOrth crews are expected here
tonight. The crews daily row over the course
against time but the respective results of
o secret.
There Is not much betting in Halifax as yet
The arrangements for the great races are very
COmplete.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 26-7 y. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 26-7 y. M.
Synopsis Jor the past t,oentv.Jour hours.
The barometer mas fallen since Friday afternoon
from wyoming Territory to Lake Michigan and
northwards but partially cloudy and pleasant
weather has generally prevailed in that region.
The area OF low barometer In the Ohio
Valley has extended northeastward, and
heavy rains have fallen from Indiana to Connecticut
with lighter rains on the lower lakes. The cyclone
Friday afternoon In Northern Florida passed to-day
over Tallahassee into western Georgia, and, so far
as our reports have been received. they indicate It
to be now between Montgomery and Knoxville
The area Of low barometer aected by 1t extends to
West Virginia and to Missouri. Brisk southeast
and south winds have prevailed from New York to
Georgia.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall very generally,
except In the Gulf States, and local rains continue
from Indiana TO Maine; brisk southwest winds on
the South Atlantic and southeast on the middle
Atlantic coast the cyclone will probably diminish Its
central area but spread into extended rain from
Tennessee to Ohio Virginia and New Jersey. Fall
ing barometer, with increasing westerly winds for
Lake Superior
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Madrid August 26, 1871.
The entry Of the Carlists into Spain Is imminent,
and preparations on an extensive scale have been
made to meet the threatened invasion. Five heavy
columns Of troops have been sent to the frontier,
and the civil guard has been concentrated.
CIVIL MARRIAGE DECLARED TO BE CoNCUBINAGE.
The Archbishop of Madrid, in q circular to the
clergy OF his diocese, requires them to refuse the
sacrament to those persons who married only by
civil rite and announces that unless public repent.
ance Is made oil such marriages will be treated IS
concublnage.
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THE ARCTIC EXPLORERS,
Arrival Of Captain Halls Expedi.
ton in Greenland
Meeting with Swedish Explorers-Captain Han
Waiting for Supplies Scarcity Of Reindeer
Furs at Holstsinberg-T Crew Of
the Polaris All Well and
Confident Of Success.

WASHINGTON, August 90 1871.
Dispatches from Captain Hail. commanding the
poarls dated Hostelnberg, Greenland the LIST inst.
were received at the Navy Department to-day. re-
porting the arrival there, July 81, OF the Polarn,
where they were agreeably surprised at find.
ing the Swedish expedition, consisting OF q brig
ana small steamer under the command OF
+. w. Won otter, which had been To
DISCO and Uppermoic, and IL now on jts
return homeward. With the exception Of q gallo
which broke upon the Poaris on the evening they
left Fiscanoes the SEQ was quiet
The Swedish expedition brought highly important
news from Uppernavik, that the season for arctic
navigation IL better than any for several years;
that no ice, save occasional; bergs between
Hosteinberg and Disco, and between the latter
place and Uppernavick, had been seen for several
weeks. Governor Elberg, of the Holsteinberg dis
trIct, has promised Captain Hall all the aid lie
give.
The Polaris was at the date OF Captain Halls
report, awaiting the arrival OF the transport Con-
gress and they would wait until the 9Th inst when,
II she did not arrive, the Polaris would weigh
anchor for Good Haven. where Captain
Hall would make arrangements for raising
enough coal to last until the transport should
reach them Captain Hall expected TO get .
supply or reindeer rurs at Holstelnberg, but none
could be found. the reindeer OF late years having
been nearly all killed of In that neghborhood, and
therefore they must depend on Disco, Upperuavik
and Smith Sound for their winter furs and sledgo
dogs
Baron Vonotler, OF the Swedish expedition, now
visits the Polars and takes great interest in Its OBJ
ject. He furnished for the Navy department an
abstract OF his work performed since leaving
Uppernavik
The ships company OF the Poaris have been In
good health and spirits since leaving New York.
and all remain sanguine that the next year their
discoveries Will reach to the North Pole.
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NORTH CAROLINA COTTON PROSPECTS.
GOLpsBORO. August %.

GOLDSBoRO August 20, 1871.
Very gloomy, but reliable reports reach tn6
Carolina Messenger newspaper from nearly all the
counties in Eastern North Carolina Of great damage
TO tho cotton crop from rust. Much alarm prevails
among the planters. The prospects, which were
good a few weeks ago, are now very unfavorable,
especially In the cotton counties OF wayne, Duplin,
Lemon. Green. Johnston, Wilson and Pitt. In these
counties the drought and rust will necessarily cut
the crop short fully one-third from last years
receipts. Similar accounts given by gentlemen
who have recently passed through the more west
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THE PEJEPSC0TT NATIONAL BANK DEFAL-
CATION.
BRUNSWICK Me-, Augr

BRUNSWICK, Me-, August 20, 1871.
The examination OF the affairs OF Pejepscott Ma
tional Bank by the Bank Commissioners shows the
amount Of the cashiers defalcat,on to be $4,000.
and that he has kept two distinct sets OF books for
nearly ten years, thereby covering up his rregulart
ties His bonds amount to about $4,000, and 1t Is
thought his real estate will cover the balance OF his
deficit He Is now under arrest. MI. Rogers mas
been cashier OF the Bank ana also treasurer or tho
b0wdon college for many years. He was proml-
nent church member and highly esteemed az citi-
zen. The announcement OF the defalcation has ere
ated great excitement and surprise, aud much syu-
pathy Is felt for b wife and samily~
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THE w0RKINaMBN's PARADE.

Delegates from the several workingmen's organ
gallon met last evening at Demilt Dispensary Build.
ing to make arrangements for the parade on the
18th or September IN favor OF the eight hour law.
Mr. Arthur Curran was appointed Grand Marshal OF
the parade on the day above named, and Mr. Jessup
chairman Of the meeting to be held Cooper Insti
tute. Considerable discussion took place among
the delegates previous to final determination, other
meetings are to DE held preparatory to the parade,
at which more DEFINITE conclusions will be arrived
at. The stone cutters by unanimous consent are to
hold the right OF the line.
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btate legislators any pubIIc-spirited enough -
press this matter In the intervals Of party war
fare and ofacial plunder3 At present Il
would seem that respectable citizens must re-
vert to the backwoods state and depend on
their good right arms for protection, which is
not pleasant thing to admit.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA. August 20, 1871.
1t is positively announced that the Emperor Fran
els Joseph OF Austria will meet the Emperor Will
liam OF Germany at salzburg in Upper Austria, at
an early day.
The reports which have been in circulation that
the position or Count Beust in the Ministry and
with the Emperor has become weak are authorta-
lively stated by o despatch from Vienna to be
Qroundless.
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ITALY.
appointment of the Third Arbitrator Under the
Treaty of Washington.
TelEsRAm TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ROME, August g. 1871.
The governments OF Great Britain and the United
States have chosen Count Luigi Cort the Italian
Ambassador to washington, as the third arbitrator
under the treaty Of Washington upon all questions
between those countries which are not comprised In
the Alabama claims
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

AUGUST 27.
1s89-International boat race between crews from
the oxford ana Harvard Universities, on the
Thames River, England the former won by .
length and a half In 22m. 20 S-10s.
1854 tornado destroyed q great amount OF pro-
perty and the lives Of about thirty persons in
Louisville, XIV.
1s18-Batte of Dresden ended In the success OF Ma
poleOns forces over the allies.
177G-Battle OF Long Island; the American forces
surprised aid beaten by the British under
General Howe.
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Fearful Slaughter the Philadelphia and
Erie ROad-Five Lives Sacrificed in n Col
lisiOn Of Trains-Accident the Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Road.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August %. 1871.
terrible accident occurred at westport, Pa, on
the Philadelphia ana Erie Railroad, to-day. A
passenger and freight trim collided killing Con-
duotor Lyman, Engineer Mccormick, fireman,
name unknown, and Il. c. Brown, OF Lockhaven;
Mr. Ward, OF Belleforte, and Mr.. Rubright, OF st.
Mary's
Another accident occurred on the Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Railroad, near Forge station. A train
ran over three cows upsetting the cars. Mrs. Jack
son, Of DunoannOn, was injured.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ATHENS, August 20, 1871.
During violent storm which passed over LAMA,
town on the Turkish frontier, the lightning struck
the powder magazines, which exploded with terri.
BILE effect.
The destruction Of property was very great; the
inhabitants were panic stricken and ned to the
country.
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THE EPIsCOPALIANs.
The Chicago Church Troubies-Rev. MIR.
Cheney Still mt his Post.

Chen0y Sill Mt his Post.
CHICAGO, August 20, 1871.
1t will be recolleced that short time since Bishop
whtehouse made known his intention to make an
Episcopal visitation to Christ church. and stated
that as the pastorate was vacant ne would bring
some duly qualified minister to present the candi
dates for confirmation. To this the wardens re-
piled that Mr.. Cheney was their rector, and
would receive the Bishop and present the
candidates. Soon after 1t was stated Mr.. Cheney
would be conveniently absent on the occasion OF
the Bishops visit. The wardens or the church have
such intent on the part OF Mr.. Cheney. The war
dens say that, adhering to the position already
stated. they take THIS mode of dsabusing the
Bishops mind Of any possible impression that Mr.
Cheney VIII not o1iciate as rector OF Christ churon
whenever the Bishop shall hold visitation.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Wreck Of the Missionary Ship Star.
HALIFAX, N. g. August 90, 1871.
The Church ship Star. employed in the missionary
service on the Newfoundland coast by Bishops
Field and Kelly was wrecked. The vessel IS q total
loss, with only partial Insurance on 1t. The crew
were saved
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SPAIN.

A Carlist Invasion Expected Despatched
to the Frontisr-The Catholic Church
Denounces Civil Marriages.
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CONTEMPLATION Cured.
Having resided for time in the United States
that consumption claims yearly many victims. There
fore feel compelled to call the public attention to the follow
ing:I have the receipt of remedy which, IL IL IL used
for ime brings about the astonishing
results. member OF my family had the consumption
such degree that prominent physicians bad given uv ALI
hope Of recovery and was cnrsy cured In six weeks by tho
Of this medicine This inserted for
poses and those willing 10 avail themselves OF may adj
dress HOLLAND. boz 10 Greep Wich, Conn.
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THE LATEST.
BOSTON, Mass, August

BOSTON, Mass, August 90 1871.
The railroad accident tonight happened at
throp. The train was the Bangor express, which
leaves Boston at eight O'Clock 1t over
took and ran into the quarter past seven
train for Beverly. Two cars of the Beverly train
were entirely consumed. In the depot lie twenty
one dead bodies-eiGhteen men and three women.
The accident occurred az quarter past eight No
further particulars or names can be procured to.
night
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A.-PersOns Needing strictly Pure StiWu.
liant for medical use should try the CENTURY wH1SkIES
which have stood tho test or searching For sale By
rs Druggists and dealers generally Send for
circular the wholesale depot 73 aud us Chambers street.
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Dyspcpsia-Patient Cured Money Re-
funded-DR. T. NJ SHARP'S CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA
PILL. Principal Wholesale onicc Central Medicine Depot.
437 street. varick. and by all druggists
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THE SOUTHERN PLAGUE.
yellow Fever in Charleston, g. Cts Ravages
Acknowledged by the Authorities Tho Dis
case Assumes an Epidemic Form
Thirty-fve Cases Reported-Clean
Bills Of Health Given to
New York Steamers.

CHARLESTON y. O., August %, 1871.
The Medical Society OF Charleston, In view OF the
exaggerated reports abroad to the prevalence OF
yellow fever here. held meeting last evening. and
after full investigation and discussion, resolved TO
make official publication OF the real facts OF the case
as follows:-That yellow fever or q mild type does
exist to limited extent in Charleston; that 1t Is
mainly In one neighborhood; that the first
case dated from July 27, and during the
month that has elapsed since then there have
been perhaps In all up this time thirtynve cases.
nine or which have proved fatal; but that the
disease does not seem OF character disposed TO
spread rapidly or widely It IS added that diner
ences OF opinion exist III the profession as to the
probable spread OF the disease The Board OF Health
announce this morning that the number OF cases
reported the 23d inst indicate that the disease
Is assuming an epidemic form.
The first Official report obtalnape OF the progress
OF the yellow fever here was forwarded this morn
Ing by telegraph. The declaration Of the Medical
Society Is considered 10y leading physicians nclud
ing the Health Offcer. an extreme statement,
many OF the cases on which 1t was based being
doubtful, The Health Onicer not consider that
the facts OF the case justify him in Withholding
clean bill OF health from the New York steamer
which sails to-day
Wilmington Alarme d-Through Trains to
Charleston observation-disclosures With
the Infected City Prohibited.
WILMINGTON, N. O., August %, 1871.
A telegram from the Mayor of Charleston. received
this morning, says the yellow fever Is in Charleston,
and the Board OF Health think 1t has assumed an
epidemic form. The through trains have been dis
continued between Wilmington and Charleston.
Passengers are now changing cars at Florence.
Sleeping are not allowed to run at all between
the two cities.
The city authorities have issued an order that no
person from Charleston s. c., Will be allowed to
stop within the corporate limits OF the city. and
person who may visit Charleston from this city will
be allowed return during the continuance OF yell
low fever In Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-27

Ar You Want Good Fitting Cater
call CHARLES FRANKS Boot and Shoe Soro So Nassau
street. Established ls41 Our custom work cannot be
celled BY house city.
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Luxurious Head Of Hair and a Cool. Glen.
scalp very desirable. CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE win accomplish both. Try 1t.
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Sale of the North Missouri Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August &c, 1871.
The North Missouri Railroad was sold at public
auction at the Court House this afternoon for two
millions cash. Morris K. Jessup. OF New York, was
the purchaser Thirty.fve hundred shares In the
st. Charles bridge across the Missouri River belong
ing to the North Missouri Railroad Company, were
also sold at $25 per share to Mr. Jessup Previous
to the sale OF the road notices read by various
parties that the sale would be contested and the
County Court and County Collector warned the pur-
chasers that they had claims against the road to
which the sale would be subject.
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AUSTRIA.

The Emperors William and Francis Joseph
Shortly to Meet at sslzburg- Count
Eeusts Position Unshaken.
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A.-HerrinS's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l broadway, corner Murray
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The New Dislnfectant, Bromo Chlornium, In
adapted all conditions who're prompt deodorzng dsin
fec,on are Necessary II entirely odores. and hsrmess
cheaper than other articles Prepared by TfLDEN
co.. 17o William street, New YORK Sold by druggists gen.
orally.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-The Hishesf Rates
paid for Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, 10 wan street, New York.
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A Cool, Delicate Huirdressing.- evpli0r's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR recommended as the only vegetable
In the world for restoring hair IL
falling, increases its growth, all bad effects Of sas
bathing the hair Sold every where.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-27

A.-CIeanIlness II Next to Codlinesst With
out the former morality and progress arc impossible
The Baths, 20 70 East Fourth
street. open this morning gentlemen only from
O'Clock.
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A1.-Barry's TricOpherous will Pr0dure
hair head where the roots entirely
and BARRYs SAFE HAIR DYE will color hair and whisk.
ers any shade, from reddish brown to Jet black.
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Habit, IL net Necessity, Mako a Hair Dress
ing indispensable to many. The new vIGOR which Dr.
AYERS laboratory msues OF the most deghtfu
only the color, bus gloss and
luxuriance to faded and gray hair.
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$50 Cases n. q. Wolfe a. Co.'S nsM
SCHNAPPS, dslled at schiedam, Holland Ine aenuoS
OF the trade a col to this pus medicinal sumuan5 wncn
equal in OF Dropsy Govt kneumaums DSpsV
sa and dtssAsss Of We ns;nsry orsn1S Ma n.n.- cas
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ssNcw Departure" Hats at About Malt
c. U. d., l6 CertlAndt street
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Trusses, shoulder Braces and Surgical Ap-
planes OF kind.
Dr. GLOVER, 10 Ann street, adjoining Herald ONCE.
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Mnchine-Thc
best and cheapest rs machines In the world price
from $40 70 800; payments saesroo 7oi Broadway
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The Inquest on Renf0rth's Body.

THO Inquest on RenfOrth's Body.
ST. JOHN, August 90, 1871.
The inquest on Renforth's body Will not be con.
Guided for O week. the stomach having been sent
to New York for examination,
Renforths remains will be sent to England by
steamer.
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GREECE.

A Powder Magazine Blown Up by Lightning
Great Destruction Of Property.
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Wilmington Alarmed-Through Trains Il
Charleston acknowledgements Will
the Infected City Prohibited.

Charleston Vessels to he Guaranteed at
Washington.
WASHINGTON, August 49, 1871
The Board OF Health Of this city tonight adopted
measures looking toward the establishment Of
quarantine regulations for vessels arriving here
from the South and especially from Charleston.
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Tho German Press on the Dissensions ut
Versailles.
LONDON. August 90, 1871.
Berlin journals contain semi.ofical articles COM
menting on the dissensons at Versailles and inti-
mating that they tend to weaken the confidence Of
Germany in the power OF the French government to
fulfil Its engagements
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A.-Phaion's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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Railroad Barbecue I'm Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, August 49, 1871.
grand railroad barbecue was held at Bolivar,
Tenn, 10 take into consideration the building of
mar ow gauge railroad hence to Columbia via Boil
var. The utmost good feeling prevailed, and steps
viii be taken at once 10 put the scheme into opera.
ton.
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NAPOLEON.

TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HeRALD.
LONDON, August 26 1871.
The Emperor Napoleon is about to remove his
residence to Croydon.
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Consumption Cured.

Corns, Bunions and Inverted Nails.-Am
Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE 10 Union
square.
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Fresh Disagreement Between NJ. Theirs and
the Assembly.
In the Assembly to-day resolution was intro
duced to the state Of siege In Marseiles and 1t
was coupled with motion that 1t be declared
urgent. The Chamber refused to grant "urgency'
to the resolution.
Fresh 6isagreements are reported between M.
TIMERS and the committee on the prolongation Of
his power.
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North Missouri Railroad Litigation.

MOTH NIissOurI hafr0uu IIiiiRatIOH'
ST. LOUIS, August 90 1871.
An engine and twenty-five stock cars Of the
North Missouri Railroad have been attached In Kan
sas City by Mcknight, Green & Co. for debt. The
railroad company have entered counter suit,
claiming $4,000 damages, and also a suit against
the Sheriff, on the ground that he had no right TO
detain property used by common carriers.
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Of Georgia Repaired.
SAVANNAH, August 20, 1871.
The damages occasioned by the recent storms to
the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad have been fully re.
paired. The portions or the track swept away by
the foods have been replaced and the road Is again
In the very best running order. Connections are
made with all points, and freights are forwarded
usual