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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-04
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AT CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, 8. G., August 3, 1871.
The count OF the votes cast IN yesterdays munich.
pal elections IS not yet concluded but the election
of General Wagner as Mayor and the whole citizens
ticket Is now conceded by their opponents. The
majority at the lowest estimate is 500 votes. There
IL Creat rejoicing among the clLiZcn5.
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A BIG SWINDLE.
Herald Special Report from
Frankfort.
Fraudulent Sale of American Stocks
Valued at Nine Million Dollars.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

NItbfHW ~ Inc NEW IUbk EEhRIU
The following despatch has been received
from one Of our correspondents In Germany
RT-oN-THE-MAIN, August 3, 1871.
A Holland firm has sold in Frankfort-on-
the-Main bonds of the Rockford and St. Louis
Railway, valued at 50, 100000
It has been found out that the whole trans
action is q swindle, and the matter is to be
investigated by the authorities.
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Tho Celebration Of Negro Emancipaticn-Im-
nense Attendance-Ths Contract With the
Pacific Mail Steamers Annulled.
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Died.

SIMMoNs.-On Thursday, August Q. MARY Avg
wife Of james II. Summons and daughter OF JehnJ
Smith, ST., aged 40 years.
Tie funeral will take place from the York stu OF
Methodist Episcopal church, corner York aud ~ Ia
streets, Brooklyn, on sunday, August 6, at .wo
O'Clock p. M. The relatives and. lsendSs ara re-
quested TO attend; also the Long Island Lodge No
5o2 and Eastern star Lodge. ~
For other Deaths see Thtrd PdCe,l,
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" some serious Affection of stomach mpersl-
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THE MONT GEMS RAILWAY.
The Traffic Through the Tunnel to be Opened
on September Is.
TtLfesAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August 3, 1871
Trains for the transportation OF passengers ana
freight Will commence to run through the Mount
Denis tunnel on the 18th OF September, when there
YIN be formal inauguration Of the road.
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YACHTING.

rhe yacht Enchantress. N Y. Y. G., Mr.. George
Lorlllard, from Cowes for New York, arrived at
Sicily on The 2lst ult., with loss OF bobstdy
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ALGERIA.
Continued Agitation-Submission Of Chiefs.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, August 3, 1871.
The agitation in the province OF Algeria con-
Cinues, but numerous chiefs Of the Insurgents In
the subdivision of Letif have given IN their sumis
sion to the authorities.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, August Q, 1871.
The celebration OF negro emancipation took place
here to-day, ana there was an immense attend.
ance
The celebration was the largest ever seen here.
Several accidents are reported.
The Governor Of Jamaica has annulled the con-
tract with the Pacific Mail steamers 10 stop at
Kingston,
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

SYRACUSE, Il. Y, August 8, 1871.
General Sherman arrived Ia thiS city this after
noon, and Will remain day or two and be the guest
o. Jonn Q. s. Lynch, at whose house the GeneraVs
daughter Is visible.
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ALBANIA.

Tho Instruction Suppressed Restored at
Scutari
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, August 3, 1871.
The Prussian Cross Gazette says the interview be.
tween the Emperors Of Germany and Austria will
take place at Ischl, not Gasuen, as previously an
nOunCed.
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The Brooklyn Politician. IN tho Blight S""'
tnstic.

The Hugh Mclaughlin AssocIeAon OF 'he Sixt"
ward, Brooklyn, held pleasant ptcn to AMI summer
evening festival at Myrtle Avenue PAX on Wednes-
day evening. 1t was well attended Sby the1estive
ponlicians or the city. Among the ntsttngushed
gentlemen present were ex Congres5m1A ROb'n5OD,
Assessor Breen Colonel Byron, Cclonc Qunan.
MAJOR Morgan and Messrs. Martagi. Claf K, Burson
ana others, ali Of Whom threaded ttei nN W ioAzeS
with astonishing skill.
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MARRIAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NE W.
FOUNDLAND,
HALIFAX, August 3, lS7l.

Colonel n. J. Ill., Governor OF Newfoundland
WINS married here to-day IL Louisa Gordon Shlcll'
daughter OF the late Cns. Justice SHELL OF Antique
West IldeA
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GERM

The Meeting Between the Emperors Of Germany
and Austria to Take Place at Ischl.
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THE FAMINE IN PERSIA.
Official Report Of the British Charge d'Afaires at
Teheran.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, August 8. 1871.

LONDON, August 8, I5II.
The British Charge d'Anaires at Teheran tele
graphs to the Foreign ONCE that the famine in
Persia is over but that provisions are still at an
eyorbit0nt price.
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FLORENCE. August 8, 1871.
The British iron-clad frigate Warrior and an
American frigate are ashore near Leghorn. A
number OF small vessels and two Italian war
steamers are engaged In rendering assistance to the
disabled men-or-war, and 1t IS hoped they will be
got Off without serious injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-04
A Case Of Saot aud She,rs.

man who gave his name as Dusenb W ca lied ~
Police Headquarters, Brooklyn, corner orCourt and
Livingston streets, yesterday at noon art sf ed to-
Sergeant Harry Van Wagner, Chief OF the Deceptive
Squad, that he mad purchased $4,000 wortHof Sslov
and shell from the United States government Land
had caused the same to be unloaded on Comnnut-,
paw dock. New Jersey. He recently found hat tie
greater portion or It had been carried of aod had
been landed at ueckcr's wharf, Atlantic Dock,
Brooklyn. The loser procured a warrant from
Justice James Walsh for the recovery OF the prop
erty. about 1--we tons OF which had been Landed. ami
Detectives Dave Corwn and w. Folk were detailed
to take tue matter IN Charge These officers veser-
day discovered large quantity OF the missing
property and notified the owner of the fact. Mr..
Dusenbury purchased the ordnance, 1t appears. IN
der the suppOslton that the FrancO-German var
would not terminate as early as 1t did. and found
but too late That he was mistaken III his views and
authorizations.
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A Careless blot, u. Cha.gs ,of Water, ..

All New York Match COupa ny .. nInfcI,s,
green labels full count and supsssor quality
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r. r, vE m " using CRISrADOROS HAIR PRESERVA-
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ENGLAND.

Proceedings in the House Of Commons-No Ne
gotiations With the United States for the
Abolition of Privateering Glad
stone on the Popularity and Con-
tinued seclusion Of the
Queen-The Underground
Railway Collision
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, August 8, 1871. :
In the House OF Commons this evening Wis
count Enfield, OF the Foreign Department, denied
that negotiations were pending with the United
States for the abolition Of privateerDg.
THE sECLUsION OF THE QUEEN.
Mr.. Bartteot expressed approval OF the grant to
Prince Arthur but deplored the continued secuslon
Of the Queen.
THE QUEEN NOT UNPOPULAR
Mr.. Gladstone denied that her Majesty was I'M
popular. He expressed regret at her secluson. but
declared that the Queen was anxious to resume pub
Lie duties as rapidly as her health permitted.
THREE PERSONS INJURED By THE RAILWAY COLL.
SION.
1t appears to-day that the results of the collision
last night on the Metropolitan Underground Rail-
way was at first greatly exaggerated. Only three
persons were injured, and they but slightly.
THE COwES REGATTA.
The cutter Vanguard took the nrst prize at the
Cowes regatta yesterday.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF England Is
published here to-day. The amount Of bullion in
vault Ii 81, 231, 900 less than last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-04
A Bro OlkIyu Justice MOIent ed.

justice Andrew walsh, OF the Brooklyn. POlioe
Court shows very little mercy to the Offenders
brought before him, and 1t Is on that account tnas
there are many OF them that would neglect no Op-
portunlty to take stealthy vengeance.
Among tho numerous gangs or r0ugac and bad
characters who infest the Fifth ward Thomas Con-
ley Is well known ringleader, and he last eve ming.
while beasty drunk, deliberately attempted %
square accounts with the Justice.
MI. Walsh, while engaged In conversation with
friend at the OF Sands aud Pearl Streets was
suddenly accOsled by Conley. who, coming up laid
his hand heavily on Mr.. Walshs shoulder, with the
exclamation, ~ sayp
AS the Justice turned Coney CALCULATED. ''You
won't do man favor, will your
Mr., W alsh answered, ''Of course will"
Then COnley said, "Why didn't you let my br0theH
90 when he was arrestedr"
Tie brother referred to had been engaged in q
highway robbery, aud ID now confined IN the State
Prison.
Justice Walsh, seeing the rough's condition,
turned away with the remark, al won't let any Thief
90 that comes before me-" After this remark ha
was Fastening up Sands street, when Conley fol-
lowed, and, raising hts fists, struck the Justico
three terrific blows the side or his face. The
Justice closed upon COnley and Officer Burns COM
ing up, also took hand In. COnley got away from
them. and selling the Onlcers club again rushed for
the Justice, anu was about to give him blow over
the head wnen the latter drew a revolver and cried.
I'll you strike that blow you're dead man." Coney
dropped the club and before he could turn around
the Justice ana Ofcer Burns plnioned his arms and
secured him. The rough was conveyed TO The Second
precinct station and committed TO cell. lie Will Ne
arraigned TO answer for the assault to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-04

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The Knif,

disturbance occurred on ire cnrner'of Boeruns
and Smith streets az late hoof on Wednesday
night between q party Of Germabs, during which
John Schuman was severely stab'ed by Stepheo
Hartman The latter was arrested auI Locked no "
answer, az was also Larry thinner, who Attempted
to rescue stephen from the onlcer.
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IR E L A N D.
Herald Special Report from
Dublin.
The Prince Of Wales Provisional Grand
Master Of the Dublin FreemasOns.
Threatened Orange Riot at
Londonderry.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

WICuhNM To TIT NEW IUHN HEKAIU. ;
The following despatch has been received
from our correspondent at the Irish capital -
DUBLIN, August 8, 1871.
The Prince of Wales will be appointed Pro-
visional Grand Master of the Dublin Free
masons.
AN ORANGE RIOT EXPECTED AT LONDONDERRY.
The Orangemen and Catholics are preparing
for riot at Londonderry on August IL.
The military in that city are held in readi-
ness, and achievements have been de-
spatched by the government to meet the
threatened emergency.
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HAYTI.

| Troubles at Cape Haytien-spanish War Vessels
Watching the Hornet.
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ITALY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW roay HERALD.

British and American Frigats, in Distress.
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BRoOYLYn' AFFAIRS.
A Highway Robssf Dcue For.

fatrlck Dean was arraigneo VeiSte suS"ce "aist'
yesterday for highway robbery. The complainant
was Sergeant Craft, who arrested him Oh the night
OF July 13 for assaultlngaEd robbtug Mr. Mason and
his lady on Water street The prisoner. hard
looking case. pleaded not guilty butWas held never
theleSs
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A.-PhaIon,s New Perfume.
LOVE you.
LOVE YOU.
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A Careless Dict, n Chasse tof Water, or a
cold settling in the bowels s'en when unattended tn.
brings this Of the AN obstinate Dtarrha
serious Affection of The stomach oSBowes imper-
ling the life of pstie If would trea. such COM
pisin.. a rational wayry a. oSos DR. JAyNE's cARxL
NATIVE BALsAx. aj.mDls Da. safe remedy In such At.
scks and equally cca, IN ali c.... of crsmv., cnoer,
MOrbus pyssnssry as>i summer Complaint. Sold evsry.
where
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Tiffany e. CO.. Union Square, Importers %
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Yesterday the members of Hope Hose Steam En-
CINE Company No 2, OF Philadelphia, under THIS
foremanship OF Mr.. Tho mas, visited Brooklyn,
Western District and under the escortshp OF Chief
Engineer Thomas Nevlas Alderman Frank N)lau,
Deputy Sheriff Anthony Meyers, Joseph Winters
ana John Wilson paid visit to sew raj or the In ,t
tutiOns about the city. The City VII, County Co lrt
House and engine houses In the Vicinity OF the Hall
were each recipients Of visits. Engine mouse No. 8
PlerrepOnt street, was honored by u visit from the
critical party, ana under the dictatorship OF tho
foreman the signal bell wa! rung ana tue
horses ordered out with "WhO.a-ap. What
are you abouts" When the horses were
trotted out the double quick from their stalls and
took their positions in their traces In front OF the
steam engine and their hose carriage apparatus.
much to the astOnisnmant Of the Philadelphians,
who had no IDEA OF the clevernes5 OF the Brooklyn
nremen and their well trained horses the Chief
was naturally proud OF the aduaton bestowed UPON
his men and horses bY the fire addles OF the City OF
Brotherly Love, wen he might be- The hremen
from Philadelphia present. who formed sub-de!e-
cation OF a party OF sixteen were Me5jrS Robert n.
Furey, Thomas Moore and william E. Quirk and
came on especially for the purpose OF attending tho
funeral OF Deputy Sheriff John +. Madden who FOR
twenty years had been member In good standing
OF their COMPANY.
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Tiffany e. Co.. Union Square, Importers 81
hne Watcher
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INDIAN AFT AIRS.

A Battle Between shs Montana Tribes
sacreduess Of a Red Warriors Promise
Death Before DishOnos-Trneic Death of
Standing Bunaio-Affairs mt the Mink River
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pStnts 10 THs'on"' "Hy"J Nv W 90 DIX JAMES CAHNt-
NATIVE BALsAM, Simple bu, safe remedy In such A.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31
Original Notice.

To HORACE LYMAN, DAVID B. DIX
ON. ABRAHAM PACK, SARAH +.
DIXON, GEORGE DIXON AND HARRY
DIXON:
VfOU and each of you are hereby
4 notified that there is now on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Marion County, Iowa, a
petition OF w. n. Jordan, asking for u
decree against you, canceling certain
mortgages, and correcting anaquieting
his title in and to the southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter, and
the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of Section 26, and the
southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of Section %, all in Township
"A north, Range Is west of 5th 7. NJ.
And that unless you appear thereto,
and defend, on or before noon of the
second day Of the next November
Term, 1871, of said Court, which Term
commences on the 18th day of No
vember, \. ID. 1871, your default will
be entered and decree rendered, as
prayed for in said petition.
STONE, AYRIIS & CURTIS,
(12} Ad'g's for HH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31
Original Notice.

TO MOSES II. BARNES, ORMAL {.
BARNES, CAROLINE L. BARNES,
GABRIEL MILLER, r. II. WATTS,
JOHN MCKERN, ADRIAN MCkERN,
AND MARY MCkERN:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that there is now on file in the
office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Marion County, Iowa, Pc
tition of J. ID. Bower, asking for a
Decree confirming his title TO Lots 3
and 4, Block / south side of Oskaloosa
State Road, in Mathews Addition to
the City of Knoxville, against you,
and canceling Mortgage thereon, and
correcting Deeds thereto;
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend, on or before noon of the
second day Of the next November
Term, 1871, of said Court, which Term
commences on the 18th day Of No
vember, 1871, your default will be
entered, and Decree rendered, as
prayed for III said Petition.
STONE, AYREs d CURTIS,
I3) Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31
was to be held last SATURDAY.. Politi-

was to be held last Saturday. Politi-
cal excitement has run very high, and
the papers have been almost exclu-
sively filled with discussions about
the various candidates. The RepaJ-
Hcuh records the marriage Of two deaf
mutes at Newton. The ceremony was
performed entirely "by hand. "-The
Record reports that the new Baptist
Church at Otlev was formally recog-
nized, Oh the 18th and Goth inst, by a
Council Of which Rev. j. r. Shanefelt
tPella was Moderator. Record
also says:-"We are without any def
mite news regarding our projected
north and south railroad, but u rumor
Of new and improbable conditions
required by contractors gives US an
impression against its speedy building.
We shall not mourn much it our fears
rather than our hopes are realized
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

MAHAsKA.-The children OF the
public schools are to he admitted free
to the County Fair, on the second day
thereof, il they come as schools, says
the Herald. Friends Yearly Meet
ing at Oskaloosa begins on Sunday,
Sept. 3.-Miss Edna Smell is the reg
ular Republican nominee for Sup't OF
Schools in Mahaska County.---Ihe
Leo6er has the announcement that
"The annual Council of the Christian
Union of Iowa, will meet at Mill
Grove, three miles north OF New
Sharon, OF the Central II. r. of Iowa,
Sept. Dist, 1871"
MONROE Spirit learns that
several anti-tax men propose to leave
the County if the Railroad tax is col
lectcd-and it hopes they will.-Al-
bia has been considerably excited ovei
seduction case, which was finally
settled by an enforced marriage
David Kingery's barn, miles east OF
Abba, was struck by lightning and
burned up on the ODD inst. Loss
about So. 600. The Union announces
that an agent will soon canvass the
State for the Iona METHODIST, the pa
per which is soon to be started at Abba.
a Memorial signed by over 100
ladies, was read to the Republican
Convention Of Monroe County by
Mrs. Mendel, asking the nomination
of Miss Belinda Yokum for Co. Sup't
of Schools: but Miss Hokum was de-
feated, on the fifth ballot.
LUCAs.-The Patriot relates that
Mr.. George Mckinley, of Washing
ton IT,, went out TO his stable to feed
his team, and as he stopped over u
barrel to take some corn out Of 1t, a
rattlesnake, which had crawled into
the barrel, sprang up and bit him on
the nose. 4 neighbor, whose name Is
not given, applied his lips to the
wound and sucked ont the poison, and
Mr.. Allen recovered after slight
feeling of sickness.
WARREN.-The LeGder reports that
the Republican primary election re-
suited in the choice of Hon. NJ. A.
Dashiel for Sena.Or.---h'all Term OF
Simpson Centenary College opens on
Sept. 6th.-The Leaier calls for
Gov. Stone to speak in Indianola
sometime during the present cam
paign.
JAspER.-The Free Press says J. w.
Irish, near Kellogg, has a five-acre
onion patch which will yield nearly
400 bushels per acre The Republic
can Primary Election in Jasper Go.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ID TION TO me directed by the
Clerk of the District Court Of Marion
County and State of Iowa, | have lev
led upon, and will offer at Public Sale,
at the door Of the Court House in the
City Of Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, on the Twenty-fifth day OF
September, A. d. 1871, between the
hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and four
O'Clock z. NJ, commencing at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ. the following described
Property, to-wit:
Lots No. One and Two i and q in
Block No. Fifteen (15) in the Town Of
Newbern, Marion County, Iowa.
Levied upon as the property OF
Joshua Vicroy, to satisfy an Execu-
ton in favor of William Brown, and
against Joshua Vicroy.
J. =. KELLY,
Sheriff of Marion Co., Iowa.
August q, 1871. II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-31

SPLENDID PLUMs.-Mr. John A.
Like, of Hamilton, this County, has
very kindly sent us a box of his
Spanish King Plums-a variety
which, if we recollect correctly, he
imported from Spain especially to
introduce in this County. The Plums
are magnificent. For curiosity, We
weighed dozen of them, and they
pulled down just pound and five
ounces. One twig, containing nine
Of these Plums grown 50 close together
that they touch each other, now hangs
in our Office window. Mr.. l.. will
please accept our thanks-and persons
desiring fine fruit will do we'll to call
on him at his Nurseries in Hamilton