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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The CALIFORNIA; Democratic Quarrel Healed
Another Great Fire la Truckse City.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July Fl, 1871.
The democracy. hitherto divided into four fac.
tons, have agreed upon terms OF peace. aud pro,
misc to become united for the coming election.
Mrs. Highly, Otherwise Llsle Lester, who alleged
that she had Oeen Knocked down and had her skull
broken on accounts OF the part che had taken in
behalf Of Mrs. Fair, declines to see the physician
sent by the Chief Of Police to ascertain the
character and extent OF her Injuries, and claims to
have received threatening letter, sent from
oregon. The detectives are satisfied that the affair
Is nothing more than cheap attempt to create SYM
patty for Mrs. Fair, the convicted murderess on
the ground that she is pcrsecued woman.
The whole business portion OF the CITY OF Truckee
CAL, on the line OF the Central Pacific Railroad aud
the great lumber depot OF the Sierra Nevada region
was burned again yesterday. The loss Ia immense.
Prince Shmldsen, OF Japan, and suite went over
land yesterday.
Captain Sorman, or the bark Glimpse, from Puget
Sound, was stabbed, perhaps fatally. on board his
vessel In the harbOr here this morning 10y sailor,
whom, 1t Is alleged, the captain Knocked down for
failing to awaken him at three, as ordered. Five
sailors have been ar; esed as principals accesso-
ries In the crime.
The first grand republican meeting OF the CAM
paign was held this evening.
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COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Manufacturing Orc it-An Insight Into the
Workings 81 Western Commercial


Manufacturing Crodit-An Insight Into the
Workings Of Western Commercial
Agency.
81. LOUIS, July Fl, 1871
The case Of Mellier vs. Shepherd Manager Of
Bradstreers Commercial Agency, was before the
Circuit Court yesterday, the hearing being ON the
motion OF defendant to dissolve the lnjuE:dop
granted few days ago enjoning the circulation Of
the July number OF ByddsTeeCs Commercial Reports
on the ground Of the false and injurious rating OF
the plaintiff. Several witnesses testified to the
solvency OF Mr. MeIlier his business qualifications
integrity &C.; also thai he Ia doing large and pros
porous business.
Mr.. King formerly an cmploy6 Of the agency
testified TO the mode OF uansactng the business OF
the agency. He said that most OF the reports were
manufactured In the once. From the time Mr.
Shepherd took charge the reports were based on the
old reports. The city reports were all copied into
the letter book, ana then forwarded to New York.
book called the "Black Book" was kept, In which
all uniavorable Reports were copied Every one In
the ONCE had access TO this book. lie TESTIFIED that
Bradstreeps agency partial 10 subscribers, and
that colo headed cane would often raise mans
rating. The plaintiff had been reduced from the
rating Of ~ o. ID d." a very nigh rating to I'D
E,u which meant that he was dong business with q
capital OF less than $780, Subscription to the agency
generally meant an increase OF credit. The witness
lurther stated that he had manufactured hundreds
OF reports himself.
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F I z ES
Extensive Conflagrati0n In West Forty -Scv.
enth street.

Extensive Connagration In West Forty Sew
enth street.
At fifteen minutes before nine O'Clock last night q
fire br0xe out IN the boiler room Of the TO story
building Nos. 62S and C3O West Fortyseventh street.
occupied by Kenny Clark as a planning MILL The
front Of the building was OF corrugated iron, the
balance being Of wood. Their stock and building
wer damaged about $4,000 and were fully covered
by insurance. The adjoining building, Nos. 622
6l4 and 6.6, large I'VE story brick building. occu-
pied by G. r. Bucking as sneepskin and mo
rocco mandatory, was damaged about $1,000,
in consequence Of the flames extending to the top
foOr the dwelling house OF Thomas Ing. on tho
opposite s,de OF the street, was damaged $500. The
adjoining building, No. 627, occupied on the ground
floor by John Darragn as stable and the upper
portion as tenement house, was damaged 81, 500
on building and $1,000 on furniture. Darragh with
the assistance OF detachment OF police under
command OF Captain Killaea. Of the Twenty second
from the burning building. The stable
rear Of the above building was occupied by James
Donavan as slaughter house, and was damaged
$500. John W. Stevens 4 Brothers, lumber yard
at Nos. $50 and 034 was damaged $4,000. Tho
rear OF Nos. CAL and G43. occupied as rawhide
mandatory, was also damaged $4,000 Tho cause
OF the fire and amount or insurance could not be
ascertalned last night.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest aud Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF tho present week. now
ready, contains splendid Cartoon There's Music
In the AHA Lively Serenade for Uncle Sam,
together with the very latest News by Telegraph
from All Parts Of the World up to the hour OF publ
cation. including further particulars Of Admiral
Rodgers Naval Operations In the Corea; Mario's
Farewell to the stage; Evangeliza.on In Russia;
the Twelfth OF July Riot; Fatal Factionsm; Execu.
ton Of Henderson Young tnegro) In North Caroiins
for Murder and Arson; the Baltimore Borgia; HORT
bic Domestic Tragedy and the Lawiess Lowrys.
II also contains the latest news by telegraph from
washington; Political Artistic, Religious and SPORT
ing Intelligence; Obituary Notices; Amuscments:
CHRONOLOGICAL; Facetie; Editorial Articles on tho
prominent topics Of the day; Our Agricultural
Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse. Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Com
mercal intelligence, and accounts OF all the impov
tant and interesting events Of the week.
TERxs:-slngle subscription. 81; Three copies, tss
Five copies 81; Ten copies, sls single copies, i've
cents each a limited number OF advertisements
inserted IN the wsBxLY HERALD.
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Reported Resignation Of the Orleans Princes as
Deputies Of the Assembly.
The Municipal Elections Con-
tested by the Reds.
PARIS STILL IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
The Germans Evacuating the
North Of France.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July 81. 1871.
Ir Is rumored that the Duo d'Aumae aud the
Prince de Jonville have resigned their seats In the
Assembly.
THEIRS SEEKING RECREATION.
President Theirs will shortly leave Paris for one OF
the watering places.
THE POLICE NOT YET REoRGANIzED.
In the Assembly to-day Minister Lambrecht ex.
planned that the state of siege was still maintained
In Paris because the reorganization OF the police
had not yet been completed.
TIE REDS AT WORK.
The radicals are actively canvassing for the mu-
nicipal elections to be held next sunday.
THEIRS PERSISTENT PRoTECTIONIsr
Notwithstanding the adverse report Of the Com
mittee of the Assembly NJ. Theirs Intends to defend
his policy OF projection before the Assembly.
q EXCITING ELECTIONS. tpa1
The contest for the municipal elections appointed
for next week grows more severe and exciting.
DO PROTECT THE POPE.
lie Konde. tho ultra Catholic organ, demands that
the government support the Pope In the exercise oil
his temporal rights.
THE GERMANS CALCULATING THE NORTH.
The Prussian troops have received orders from
Berlin to evacuate the cities of Amtens ana Rouen,
and the departments of the Somme, Lower Seine
and Eure.
q MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS.
Criminal proceedings have been commenced
against the Auenir National for eliminating the
government.
General Douay has been presented with the Cross
OF the Legion OF Honor.
The Prussans Will evacuate tho city of Rouen to-
morrow
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Personal Intelligence.

Rear Admiral DAVIS, OF the United states Navy is
al present CHARTERED at the BrevOOrt House.
Senator POmeroy, Of Kansas, Is among the late
arrivals at the Aston House.
General w. H. II. Terrill, OF the United States
Army, is occupying quarters at the Gilsey House,
are also General @. J. Magee, OF Schuyler county,
New York, and MI. J. Morgan Richards, OF London.
Judge A. g. Brice, OF North Carolina; General
Daniel Davis, Of Cleveland, Ohio; Messrs. C. II.
Sheriff., OF Washington; y. q. Gilman. OF Iowa; p.
v. Kellogg. OF Chicago, and Colonel John Bennett
of Syracuse arc among the guests at the St Nicholas
Hotel.
Major Brown, Of st. Louis, is domicied at the Bre
WORT.
General Hclcombe ana Commodore II. NJ. Twom-
bley Of Salt Lake City, together with Captain Henry
Norton OF OMAHA are Outstanding and clvilizing
al the Sturtevaut.
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TgLEaaApHIO NEWS ITEMS.

The disease has made its appearance In Portland,
No
Two buldngs in Naples, Me-, struck ny lightning
yesterday and destroyed
William Brown, brakeman, OF Port Jervis killed on
the railroad at Sutfcrn Thursday night.
l.. rlyou OF Van ornsvlo N w. shot himself dead the
American Hoe at fort PLAIN yesterday morning, While
temporarily nsane
Edwin Peat MATCHMAKER OF Ogdensburg, N. r., WAS
killed yesterday being crushed between two ID. NJ.
Ohapin narrowly escaped death from the same accident
Colonel Henry d. Barnes, late Pension Agent formerly
Postmaster Detroit at time editor and proprietor
Of the Detroit Trstns committed suicide near that city yes
terday.
Florence MITCHELL OF Lch6sid Ainn., school teacher OF
highly respectable and who has heretofore borne
ctaoie reputation arrested few for
nfancde The evidence against her was very strong, as
the child found her trunk After hearing OF
the before Justice Young too young lady Was die
aharssd
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNxy MAlxHr.-LoSpoN,J July H-sP.N.-
Conson cio.u ~ N ior poth money and tbs account.
1857, nv nforsieA slk. ~ ~ ''
a. Pans MONEY MAaxEr-PAsIs. July ai-Renssa, ssf.
bullion IN the BanA Of France has Increased IL sooOor
since last week
MyTHrooL ccIroN kAsKrr.LivSnroor, July ST.
dsney %adsne apsSSs s, saa ~ddns Orleans d The
export And spssrs,ion The Of cotton aaoss S essi
mated Al Sse eOO oslss 9, Tlch so00o are American.
het for yarn, and iass'es a. snchest 70 steady
ine.-Lsseed oil, cS2 lbs Pc ton Common rosin e. "a
per cwi spiriss petroleum. ls I'D per saoni issnsS
'' IryKRrooL PRODUCE Manu.. Inv .,
Eysnlna -Linseed oil, E33 per tod ~ -
LIyxsrood Apslvrrs M.Axsr.-Livxnpoo1, July
spnnr AND los l0d for red winter hs recsres o h.a
for IKE past days have been 2o owsrses
IA sm American. Flour, 23s per billy
TIE COTTON M?vEnk ''''" 'SHA"
LvxhAor, July 81, 1871.
Arrived ON. MIND. Of CSttor.
ship wsshnsoA. ",.Nsw York, ia
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Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Official Announcement Of the New Cabi-
net Formed by Marshal Serrano.
The Cause Of the Ministerial
Resignation.
~N~~~~~~->~~~~~>~~~~~
cl.nM 4Inn IuAnu,, ksonnl Coniaku In
Shall the international Society be
Suppressed or Mott
The PROCEEDINGS IN the coRTEs.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york MhaLl
The following despatch has been received
from the HERALD correspondent at the capital
Of Spain -
MADRID, July 20, 1871.
The formation of new Cabinet has been
officially announced.
The Ministerial crisis was brought about
through dissensions regarding the International
Society.
MARSHAL sRRRANo DOWN ON THE INTER
Marshal Serrano persisted in proposing
rigorous measures against the members Of the
International. He held that 1t was necessary
for the welfare Of the country that this rcvo-
lutionary organization should be put down and
all its prominent members ordered to leave
the country. @aet
GORILLA In FAVOR OF ooNo1I1AroRY
POLICY.
Minister Gorilla and two Of bis colleagues
opposed the motion, expressing an opinion
that the Importance Of the International
Society had been exaggerated and that no
danger was threatening from that organization.
Further discussions widened the breach still
more and led to the resignation of the whole
Ministry, which was accepted BY the King.
HOW THE MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION WAS RE-
CEIvRD IN THE ooRTEs.
There was great uproar in the Cortes whom
the news OF the resignation of the Cabinet was
communicated, but after some remarks from
the Ministerial benches the excitement Gained
down.
A message was received from tho King
saying that new Ministry would be formed
within twenty -four hours. The Cortes there
upon suspended ito session until new Cabinet
is chosen.
THR NEW CABINET.
Marshal Serrano, who has been entrusted by
the King with the formation of new Minis
try, has already designated the following
members
Minister OF Justice. .... schor Gomez.
Minister Of FOREIGN Affairs Senior Candan.
kiuister of Marine. .... Admiral MaIcampo.
Minister Of Finance. ...... Senior Camadro.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

july q.
157o-NapOleOn, In responding to an address from
the members of the legislative body, said.
"War Is right when wayed with the assent Of
the county"
1sef-Batte Of Decatur, Ca: rebel General TTood's
forces attacked General Snerman's troops and
wero repulscd after . severe battle; General
J. u. AcPnersOD, OF the Union army, was
among the Killed.
lsi2-Iiattie Of Salamanca, Spain; British. undcs
Wellington, defeated the French forces COM
mande0 BY Marshal Marmont
15s0-Kiny Henry III. OF France assasstnated BY Q
priest named Clement
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LONG BRANCH.

Quiet Day NJ tho Presidents CStsaSe--
The Approaching Ball at the Consi-
mental.
Lone BRANCH N. J., July II, 1871.
President Grant remains at his cottage, receiving
no visitors On wednesday next leading repubi-
cans OF New York will be here and the President
Will hear them on affairs concerning that state.
The grand ball at the Continental Hotel tomorrow
evening promises 10 be the great affair OF the season.
All the prominent persons here arc invited The
dining room Of the Continental viii be used for the
QCcaSlOn.
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RAILROAD COLLISION IN NEW JERSEY.
MoRRIsTowN, July q, /

MoRRIsTowS, July q, 1871
collision occurred at i've O'Clock this afternoon
at Hlncnman's mills six miles west OF here, on the
Delaware, LaoKawanna and Western Railroad, be-
tween freight train going west and coat tram
bound east. Both engines came together while
going at the rate OF fifteen miles an hour, tho en-
CINE OF the coal train completely mounting the
other and so remaining. The engineers and IRE
men had time TO Jump and escaped uninjured. 20
one was hurt The engines and three freight ind
twenty coal cars are c0mpleteY rulaed4
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TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HfaA.s.

LONDON, July q, 1871.
A very destructive nre occurred yesterday IN Lis
bon. Several persisted In the flames.
The value Of the property destroyed cannot yet be
estimated, but Is very large Several public build
ings and nearly all the houses OF one street have
been consumed by the names
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED

From d. Appleton 3 C0.-"uours or Exercise 10
the Alps" by John TyndalI, LID, +. r. s.; "Ai.
most Faultess.' story OF the present day; "Appse
TOMS Journdp'-monthly part.
From WooIwOrth, Ainsworth h CO.-"The Fcde.
raj Government: It's Onlcers and Their Duties" ~
Ransom H. Gillett.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD
LONDON, July 20, 1871.
PROPOSING A COMPROMISE.
The engineers on strike at Newcastle held meet.
ing to-day and resolved to make no compromise
with their employers.
TRAIN HAS HIS 'sPLAN."
George Francis Train lectured at Cork last night
and explained his plans for the invasion OF Ger
many.
THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND
The weather throughout England Is fair and IA
vorable to the growing crops.
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THE RUSSIAN PRINCES.
Arrival Of the Grand Duke Constantine In Eng.
laud-Grand Duke Alexis Squadron
Fitting Out at Cronstadt
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW yusx assAlD.

LONDON, July Il, 1871.
The Grand Duke Constantine, brother OF the En-
peror OF Russia has arrived in this city on visit to
che royal family OF England. The Grand Dukes
Nicholas and Michael are also expected.
TIE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS
naval squadron is ntting out at Oronstadt 10
accompany the Grand Duke Alexis 10 America
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MINISTER WASHBURNE.

CHICAGO, July q, 1871.
Tae Galena Gazette says letter has been received
from Hon. b. B. washpurne. Minister to France.
which indicates beyond question that he will not
come home this year. He Is suffering from ague
and Is about 10 visit Carlsbad for the benefit OF his
health.
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CHOLERA IN PERSIA.
ItlssRAM 70 the new Yosx HERALD.

LONDON, July q, 1871.
Dispatches from the East represent that the
cholera prevails aarmingly in Persia ana that the
ravages caused BY the disease are dreadful
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BUENOS AYRES.
Tho Yellow Fever Entirely Disappeared.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW yusx HERALD.

LONDON, July n, 1871.
Advces from Buenos Ayres to June rs represent
that the yellow fever mas entirely disappeared from
che city,
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A.-Herrips's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25t broadway, cornH Murray s,rsT
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The following viii appear In to-morrov's Aud
tdnche -
MEMPHIS, July n, 1871.
Before and since my arrival In Memphis this day
my attention mas been called 10 sanderous articles
IN certain radical newspapers, which attack my
private character In connection with that or lady
who. 1t Is falsely stated, was travelling under my
charge II Is deemed due to myself, as well as 70
my personal friends, to state unequvocaly anu
without delay that the story, In the whole and IN all
It's essential parts Is unmistakabiy the nstigatlon
OF mslace And Il hereby pronounced utterly false
JEFFERSON DAVIS
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CristadsrO's Unrtvalied Hale Dye.-S0ld
applied Wig and Scalp Factory No. Aston Houss
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NAPOLEON

His vidt 10 the Woolw:oh Arsenal and Dock
Yard.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new yuak HERALD.

LONDON, July a. 1871.
A conference Of ell the European Powers will, It
b reported, shortly be held for the purpose Of agree
Ing upon system OF uniform import duties.
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In Maria se.-Essnys ON the Causes Which
MARRIAGE sent In scaled letter envelopes.
free Of charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. Phiiar
dcpha, Pa.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yox ueaAlu.

LONDON July 81, 1871.
Tne Emperor Napoleon paid visit yesterday TO
tho woolwich Arsenal and DOCK Yard. BE Was &C.
companied BY the Prince Imperial.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS,

Average tcmpcidttto Yesterday az
lasi year ssz
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 22--1 A. n.

OFFICE OF TuR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON July 22-1 A. N.
synopsis Jor the Past T,centvJoT Hours.
The area Of high barometer has extended over
the country during Friday afternoon north
and west Of the Blue Ridge and PennsyL
vania The area Of lowest pressure Is
OF the Atlantic coast. The temperature remains
quite low on the Lakes. Northwester,y winds
prevail in the Middle States light winds
ana Gains elsewhere. An area OF rain
and cloud has passed during Friday from
tho Ohio valley and lower lakes south.
eastward 10 the middle Atlantic. Clear and pleasant
weather now prevails generally east Of the Rocky
Mountains, excepting In New Jersey.
Pr Liabilities
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather IL probable
for Saturday very generally from Mississippi east
ward to the Atlantic with light winds from the
northwest end southwest.
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FIRE IN LISBON.

Lives Lost in tho Flamss and Heavy Loss Of
Property,
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A.-Phaiou's New Perfume.
l LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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The Weather In this City Yesterday.
The Following record win snow the change. In the
temperature for the past twensy.four hours In CON.
parsop Win the corresponding day Of last year. as
indlcaled ~ tho thermometer al Hudnuts Phar.
macy HERALD building corner OF Ann street,
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GERMANY.
IAE NEW YORK HERALD.

The Reorganization Of Asace and Lorraine.
IEls6RAB 70 TINE NEW Yoay HERALD.
BERLIN, July II, 1871.
Several DEGREES are published to-day organizing
courts OF law In Alsace and Lorraine.
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!. Berlin Kun N ell,

Important to aIcthcrs.--Mrs. WinsIow'N
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases with whfsb oh'ldrsn
arc Anncted, 10 . safe and certain remedy.
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Yesterday afternoon about three O'Clock fre
broke out In Chrisies sash ana bind factory,
the Main street depot, and, although the Fire De-
partment was promptly on hand, on account OF the
want Of water the building. together with large
portion OF the stock was total loss. The fire COM
munlcated to the dwelling OF John Sharkey, adOin-
ing, which was also destroyed. Mr.. Christie's loss
was about S5,0O0 and Mr.. Sharkey's between $4,000
aud 81, CO0 Both buildings were insured for about
half their value. The Fire Department. Is In good
condition and discipline, but would be nearly USE
less In most or lire account Of The impussl-
bnity OF obtaining water.
Burning Of Cotton Mill Mar Hudson, N. Y.
HUDSON. N. y, July Il, 1871.
The cotton mil of Alexander Abbott, at valat!e,
was destroyed by 1re this morning, together with
Its contents. The loss Is 500. 600; insured for
$4,000 In New York. Providence and Hartford
companies. The origin OF the nre is mystery.
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Royal Havana I.otfery.-The Hlgtsst Rates
paid for Douboons all kinds OF Gold and SILVER
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 Wan street., New York.
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UNIFORM IMPORT DUTIES.

Propo.sd Conference Of the European Powers on
the Subject.
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The Number ~ People GolnS tn "YurruY,'
this season Astonishing II consons to those who cans
make the Uip TO know that they another pleasant
inexpensive one without danger o.
being kwe mean the trip to KNOWS, corner Broad
way and Fulton sree-and avays LOOK better on ther re
turn than when thsy went KNOX Ia magician who rensws
youth with hA xuperb tiles
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for sale by
ANTHONY OECHS,
sole agent In tho United Staien.
NEM YoKH. July ". 1871.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yoax HERALD.

The Engineers Strike-No Compromise.
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AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
Tho New Governor OF Galicia.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HAESlD
VIENNA, July 81, 1871.
Count Agen0r GOluch0wskl has been appointed
Governor OF Callcia.
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The Use Of HalI's Vegetable sicilinn lar
RENEWhR the hair 10 us natural Sooss
but gives u 3 soft and healLhy look.
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Weed Carpeting.-rarquct ar Fancy nsra
Wood Floors In sreM variety eau ana see hew ~ ~