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BLACK RIOTERS IN SAVANNAH.
Terrible Riot At a Republican Meet
ing-Firing Upon the Cars-Negroes
and Whites Wounded-A General Politi-
cal Emeute.

SAvANNAn, Ca, July 80, 1872.
riot occurred at Grant iNeeting last h'g"'
during which several persons wer, s'aooe" anu
beaten with clubs. Henry Bogardus, o,''-
zen, was shot in the shoulder while d. '''"s
by; Henry Entress constable, was shot In tn
arm; Benjamin Morgan was shot in the breast and
Thomas Wilson was slightly wounded. George w.
Wilson was beaten.
The Mayor has issued proclamation inviting all
citizens to assist In preserving the peace.
The riot was occasioned by continued attempts
OF the negroes to ride in the white cars.r The
railroad company took no action against the sew
eral negroes elected by the young men. AT one
O'Clock In the afternoon two negroes were expelled
from the cars. The excitement increased, and to-
wards night 1000 negroes line the street; many
white persons were also out.
About eight O'Clock car was fired into by me-
groes, and the white men IN the car returned the
fire. Every car that passed after that was fired
into.
The fire along the road became general, and
was kept up for about an hour, the negroes shoot
ing In all directions.
About eleven O'Clock two ladies and two chill
dren were shot BIZ roaming negroes while standing
on the steps in front OF their houses. The police
were armed with muskets, and ordered out by the
Mayor, but the cars stopped running and the DEM
onstration ceased.
To-day everything is quiet Three young men
have been arrested, charged with eJecting negroes
from the cars and their cases have been postponed
by the United states Commissioners until Thursday.
The following is a list OF the casualties;-Mrs
Barber two painful buckshot wounds In the breast |;
two children were shot in the body and one In the
temple; Mrs. Cohen, shot in the stomach; two
children slightly wounded ii. +. Segar, shot In the
wrist Henry Suberb shot in the FOOT
Several negroes were wounded, but mono Killed.
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THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
-. .r-&xaS in his City-A Suggestion 70
A'' the Apthorities.


m.. ,. Embassy reached the st. Nicholas
Hotel at about zen O'Clock last night. They have
come rom phI,a. 'ephia, where they have been
since saturday last enjoying the hospitality Of the
city and of Mr.. Jay ATooke They number about
Sortv persons. the prime 'pa of whom are named:-
sionu T. Iwakura. Junior Prime Minister,
Ambassador Extraordina, I. KIDD, T. okubo'
NJ Yamaguts, Associate Ambassadors; l.
Tanabc A. Shrida, First Sc. retaries; NJ ooos'-
woora, Third Secretary; T. Andc. Fourth secretaryi
X Koume Private Secretary r. oe, An x,sn
dor; NJ. Tanaka, Commissioners, " Tomta n
the Ambassador; X. Souguiyamarss - ala "om,ms
Yosio, ID. Fukul officers attached 70 S"C Consul -,
soner; Mr.. Charles Wacott Brgoks and NJ
Japan at San Francisco; Tats IwakurA "i" "'-
william Il. Parson Tutor: = .,oir
They were met at the hotel by number Q. Iuslr
Youthful countrymcn who are pursuing theiy euu,
cation in this city and vicinity. Minister lt0y'nd
his secretaries, G. FonkOntsi, I. Comaz anu II
Iwanoto who since their return to this city mn
Japan have been at the Westminster Hoterl
also cordially greeted their former associates The.
Embassy come with memories OF cordial welcome
I'm the city OF Philadelphia, and IL should pc inc
plan OF New Y0rks authorities to give occasion FOR
the remembrance 10y them not only OF her places al
interest and beauty, but also OF her hospitality
There remains but short time for our authorlccs
TO carry out this suggestion, as the Embassy VIII
start for Boston Thursday night There thev
will be Joined by the Mayor of Jeddo and hts SUITE
and sai thence for Europe on Tuesday pext
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OF To-DAY's HERALD.

PAGE sgcl ~ sf9fa nrona (
;,--Tcn Acres OF Fire: Fearful Oil connagratlon
Barrels Of Oil psstroyes sil Bark ark TWO Bries
Three Canal Boats, Two Lighters and Two
scows FIR IN Forty nsaSt
sS fsr 6srons 81 t cal seSur walker vance,
% gsof Pull; the Warlike Candidates; Election
Agents and once Holding Candidates "spy-
Down Dow o on the BOOKS Of Registration sSnbos
Imitation Of Tammany; Republican Registers
nooxs;s Beliigerent a Blacks HootIng Horacs's
Protege Standard Bearers; General Review
Before Eection.Politcs on the pra,rss; The
and I0wa-Presldental Headquarters
81 Flashes Of the Gampaign-The Buffalo Trot-
tiona Guard-important Arrests in Brooklyn.
Evidence for the Prosecution; The Effect OF
Barnard's Orders OF Court Something About
the the n t Of sa Soe NS1 ana
Garvey Tells What He Knows; The Great
Plastsrer and Proprietor Of the Big Ben Elk,
Interesting to Good and Bad Cltizens-The
Discovery OF DR.. Lyingstone-Holse Of
Commissioners; FIRST Days Proceedings
Jefferson Market Yesterday. -
0-Edit0rals: Leading Article, senator Sumner
and the North Carolina ElectiOn-A Presl-
dental Campaign Without Precedent'-
amusement ANNOUNCEMENTS. I II
1.-THE French Loan--The Alabama Clans-The
Guelphs and the Bourbons-The United States
Naval Flag-Central and South America
Shipping Observation-Disclosures Notices.
S-A Pest House Anoat: How the City ts Girdled
with Poisoned Air; Rose-tinted Report to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Leaf from History
How Rebel Emissarcs and Northern Demo-
Gratis Plotted in Canada-Bro0klyn Affairs
Deaths u sfl haI5 mo raEf
9-Financial and Commercial: Continued Quiet in
Wall Street; Remarkable Success or the
French Loan and Its Relation to Our Funding
Schemes Why France Can Borrow Money So
Easily; Gold us; The August Tarir Demand
Beginning to Tell Governments Firm, South
ern Securities Steady and Railway Mortgages
Unchanged; Foreign Exchange Firmer and
ners-Sunday Liquor-Tweed's Water Me-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. h' 'eiY tl
fG-Sumner to SambO: Counsel for the Massachu-
.,f sets Demosthenes to the "Gemmen OBJ Cu
ler;" Subject, Grant and Greeley; A Terrible
BrOadsde Aimed at the White House Incum
bent; Antecedents Of Ulysses and Horace
Swinging Round the Border: President Grant
on HIS Sentimental yQprney-The Dolly Var
den Party-Senator Observation-Disclosures
G-No. 45, s.: DR.. Houard Tells the Story OF His
Life to Herald Correspondent In Cadiz; An
American by Birth; How He Was Dragged
from His House at Midnight and Thrown Into
Prison; Denied Trial for Months Spanish
Cruelty Exemplifed In Their Treatment OF
Across the Atlantic Heavily Ironed in the
Hold Of o Vessel; The Jail and Jailer OF Cadz ;
Eighteen Months and Twenty-six Days Of
Cruel, Unjustfable and Illegal Imprisonment;
Free by Order of the King.
acknowledgements.
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KING AMADEUS AND Hrs TOM Tguorou
SpAIN.-King Amadeus hos completed his
otur in the Northern Provinces His re-
turn to the Spanish capital was looked
for yesterday and preparations on scale
Of unprecedented grandeur and magnif-
cence were being made for his reception.
Al is now no longer doubtful that the at
tempt to assassinate the young King and
Queen has turned out to their advantage
Ihis was the view we took of the case at the
outset, and every hour which has elapsed
since has justified our prediction The would
be assassins have to all appearance defeated
their own purpose. They have secured for
the King the sympathies of the Spanish peo-
pie they have converted many enemies of
tho King into fast friends, and there is
n strong presumption that they have estab-
lshed the Savoyard dynasty on strong and
enduring foundations. IL argued the posses
sion of no small amount of courage on the
part of Amadeus to undertake his tour TO the
North in the peculiar circumstances in which
he found himself but the rasult has iIlslif 4
bis courage
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The NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMER
fcA, by was of Aspinwall, Havana and Key
West, is of later date but not of special i'm
portance The steamer Edgar Stuart was still
held in custody of the United States ship Wy
oming-the commander of the war vessel wait
ing orders from Washington, and the Panama
authorities teasing him as much as possible
in the execution Of his present duty. Eighty
Cinnamon were at work at Aspinwall The
South American republics appear to be peace
able, and consequently progressing proftably.
Indian tribes were in conflict on the Darien
Isthmus, and oil about the matter of marrying
white ladies and the probable effects Of an ad-
mixture of blood
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SYMPATHY AND COOP SENSE IN HIGH
Places appears from our cable dispatches
that Her Majesty Queen Victoria has tele-
graphed a letter of sympathy to the Due
d Aumale, on the occasion of the death of his
son, the Duke of Guise In the letter the
Queen says:-'I have suferedas wife, aud
suffered as mother when the Prince of Wales
was in dying state. ! know, then, what
your grief must be, and, believe me, share
in it greatly" These are noble words. They
are in every sense worthy of Queen Victoria,
who has proved herself true and devoted
wife and good mother. When we remember
that the Duke of Guise was born Mt Twicken-
ham, and that he spent almost the whole of
his short life in England, living on intimate
terms with the royal family, we the more ad-
mire the kindly sympathy which the Queen
extends to the Due Aumale in the hour of
his sorrow. 1t is pleasant to find such senti-
ments as those which the Queen expresses pre-
Willing in high places. The example is worthy
of imitation in all ranks of life.
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THE GENEVA Court OF ARBITRATION in the
Alabama claims case met in session yesterday.
The members were at work during three boars.
They adjourned to meet again on the 9Th of
Auor..ss... In the meantime the arbitrators are
to read up their notes and consider the special
questions which have arisen during the prog
ress of the investigation.
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The CzAn ALEXANDER AND EMPEROR VIII
LAM.--It is reported that the Car Alexander
will leave st. Petersburg towards the end of
August on visit to the Emperor of Germany.
The Gar is expected to arrive in Berlin ON
the 9Th of September. We have been accus-
toned to bode evil from the meeting of En-
perors. Such meetings during the course of
the present century have, on several occasions,
disturbed the peace Of Europe. Since the
celebrated meeting OF the Emperor Napoleon
l. and Gar Alexander l., ON board the raft in
the river at Tilsit, these meetings have been of
evil omen. In the present condition of things
on the Continent of Europe happily there is
nothing which lends any importance to this
approaching meeting. Uncle and nephew
have right to meet when they think proper.
The only lesson which seems to be conveyed
by tine affair is that Russia and Germany are
on good terms, and that in the event of unex-
pected war they would be found GU the same
side
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Special NOTICES.
The Wear and Tear ofLife.

The cares, anxieties and msfortunes of life have
much to do with shortening it disease, They
fact the of many ailments and physical dsabi-
ties. Nervous weakness. dyspepsia, affections of the
liver disturbances of the bowels headaches hypochon-
dria and monamana among these distressing fruits
1t is therefore, of Importance that persons whose
minds oppressed with heavy business responsible
ties harassed by family troubles excited by specu
aton perpexed by multiplicity of enterprises or
in any way overtaxed overworked should keep M
their stamina by the daily of a wholesome tonic
thousands of persons thus crcumstanced are enabled
to bear up against the difficulties in which they are
involved and to retain their strength health and enta
clearness by the regular of Hosetters Stomach
Btters. Diseases which prone to attack the body
when debiltated and broken down by otermuch brain
work, exhausting physical labor kept at bay by
the resistant power with which this incompatible tonic
endows the nervous system and the vital organs. At
of strength from every pore invgoran is absoute,
essential to the safety and comfort of the public and
required by the robust they desire keep
their athletic capabilities in status quo Hence
Of ostet RS Bitters is particularly useful at his period
of the year defence against the invisible disease
atloat in sutry atmosphere. 1t is the potent of
all preventive medicines and for all complaints which
affect the stomach the liver and the bowels and inter
fere with the perfect digestion and assimilation of food
! ist he sta dprbr
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Jesh Bllllng's Kearse Shot.

Whensvsr VII seo A doktor who ALVIN,
travels ON the iump WI kan bet he IL
looking for n lob.
The bulk oy mankind are mere imita.
tors OF very poor originals.
| II " n great deal eazier tew be phi.
Iosopher after man has had warm
meal than IL il when he don't kno WHARF
he " aooinp few cit one.
Most men lament their condishun in
life, but thare are but phew, after all,
who are superior to 10.
Affektnshun looks we'll in monkey.
Trieing few define love il like trieipg
tow tell how Won cum tew brake thru
III ice. nil VII kno about il liz, WI fell in
and cot tucked.
The pedigree that we receive from our
ancestors is like the money we receive
from them. we are not expedited TO liv
on the principle but on the accumula-
shun and transmit the principal unim.
paired.
A weak man wants NJ much watching
az q bad one.
II liz hard work to define human hap
piness, the real possessor ov it IL the
very one who kant define it.
A wize man never enjoys himself so
much nor a phool so little NJ when alone.
There IL a crate deal ov virtue in this
world that IL like lewelry. more for or
nament than use.
am satisfied that courage in men is
more often the eflekt of consttushun
than of prin ciple.
There are many people who not only
believe that this world revolves on it's
axis, but they believe that they are the
axis.
Self-made men are almost alwus apt
tew be n leetle too proud ov the job.
The ambishun of 9 men out of 10, if
it should receive no check would end in
their destruckshun.
A genuine aphorism IL truth done up
in small package.
The avaricious man IL like the grave,
he takes all that he kin lay his hands on
and givs nothing back.
Bashfullness IL either the effekt of ie-
norance or modesty-if it il ignorance.
ednkashun changes it into impertinence
ii it IL modesty, it will cling few
man az long az he haz got one single
virtew left
Marrying for buty IL a poor spekula
shun. for emmy man who sees yure wife
baz got Just about as much stock in her
az Won hav.
hope IL the germ, Faih the blossom,
and Choyiy the fruit.
Thare IL this difference between n
weak friend and bitter enemv-the one
puts us oph our guard and the other puts
-, 90,
Whenever yu kan find man to whom
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SYMPTOMS Of Catarrh.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction OF
nasal passages, discharge falling into throat,
sometimes proiuse, watery, acid, thick and
tenacious mucous, purulent, mucVpuru'
lent, bloody, putrid, offensive, etc. In
Others dryness, dry, watery, weak or in
famed eyes, ringing in ears, deafness,
hawking and coughing to clear throat, nj
cerations, scabs from ulcers, voice altered,
nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired
smell AMI taste dizziness, mental depres-
sion, tickling cough, etc. Only few OF the
above symptoms are likely to be present
in any case at one time. No disease is
more common or less understood w ply
sicians, The proprietor OF DIR. SAGEs Ca
TARRH REMEDY will pay $500 reward for
a case of Catarrli which he cannot cure,
Sold by Druggists at so cents. COS.