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The New York herald., 1872-09-19
A TRIUMPHAL PROGRESS.
New Jersey and Pennsylvania Shake Hands
Over the White Hat.
SCENES BY THE WAY.
He Gives a Score of Campaign
Speeches En- Route.
"THE CANDIDATE OF UNIVERSAL AMNESTY"

The Philosopher Leaves New York by
the Jersey Ferry.
Mr.. Horace Greeley slept at the house of a friend
(Mr. Bayard. No. 8 West Forteth street, on Tues
day night Yesterday morning he arose early. and
had breakfast at his friends house. About eight
O'Clock Colonel Ethan Allen and Mr.. Samuel Sim
clair called and took the Presidential candidate
away In q carriage. They drove to Glenham House,
where Mr. 0reeley's baggage awaited him, and It
was rapidly placed on the carriage, which started
down Fifth avenue at a furious rate, to catch the
special train, which had been announced to start at
a quarter to ten from Jersey City. Reaching the
Cortlandt street depot the carriage was dismissed,
and Mr.. Greeley took his own baggage, which con-
sisted solely of q large patent leather vaIise. On
the New York side he was met by Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr. O'Dwyer, his secretary and Mr.. Carpenter,
and the party took the halfpast nine boat across.
On the arrival of the boat at the opposite side
Mr.. Greeley aud his friends crossed the
space intervening between 1t and the depot,
at the gate OF which he was met by delega-
mon rom M the Liberal ana Democratic state Com
cnna:i Board of Aldermen. and James w. Fitz-
gerald, President of the Cincinnati Common Coun:
Gil, who came on to escort him to the Industrial
Exposition In their CITY, The greeting between the
gentlemen was very cordial. Mr.. Greeley raptur-
nte bem1g am s ere
was no attempt at speech-making, the time was
too short. Mr.. Greeley simply said "Good morning."
additional "Glad to see YOU" There was no crowd
In the depot AS Mr.. Greeley passed on to reach the
special train the passengers In the other trains
p0ked their heads out OF the windows to see the
well-knOwn broad smiling face and the traditional
white hat and coat, which, OF course, as usual Mr.,
Greeley wore. When he had taken his seat with
his friends In the ear, which was in truth some,
what shabby one, not q palace car as promised
2 number Of the railroad hands gathered round
the Windows and eered In upon the assemblage,
eagerly Whispering "There's Horacel" There was
no excitement though some curiosity Before
the train started the HERALD reporter m nad an op-
He looked pale and much worn. Evidently the
toll OF the campaign has told upon his constitution
and his restless activity being different from his
usual somewhat sedentary life. The HERALD man
asked him whether lie should speak on politics at
all during his tour, and Mr.. Greeley answered that
he should not, and would cOnnne himself to mat.
ters altogether outside OF the campaign. He said
he expected to enjoy this trip and looked forward
10 1t with great deal of interest.
The bell rang, the Pittsburg train rolled out OF the
depot, the crowd rolled out OF Mr. Greeey's Car,
and then the special train, containing the Pres
Dental candidate. followed suit, and was soon lost
sight of. 1t left at ten minutes to ten.
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1tlECRAM TO THE NEW yOsg HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 49, 1872.
Thomas Hughes, NJ p. attempted to address his
constituents in Frome, last night. large number
OF temperance men, who are bitterly opposed to
Mr. Hughes, were among the audience and con-
stantly interrupted the speaker. The disorder be-
came 80 great that the meeting was finally dis
solved and the police cleared the hail.
AGRICULTURIsTJ COMBINING AGAINST AGRARIAN
AGGRESSION.
Acts OF petty incendlarism in the agricultural
districts have become so frequent that the farmers
are organizing vigilance committees, the local
authorities proving unable to check the growing
evil.
THE RATE OF DISCOUNT ADVANCED.
The rate OF discount OF the Bank OF England
has advanced one half per cent, and is now four
Der cent.
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Of Off, the repuDncan party Of lscs That promise has
nos s Deen performed stand here TO demand that
citizens, that need not plead for these doctrines
In the State founded by William Penn. The world
s.,1 Knows wnat was his spirit, and they know how
THAT SPIRIT PLEADS TO-DAY
you. II could insure the success OF that amnesty
better by ceasing to be candidate would gladly
do 80 ! desire only that our disfranchised and
an unwise hour. they deserted; and shall
as S~ Citizens vS having sssa sSs Ss
error OF their ways, and having again renewed
their old fidelity to their country shall be IKE you you
form: for that purpose. I stand before you; and,
fellow ctizcns, be cheered by the truth that
Passions hatred % and thought % Of re rebellion, all
Viii ;as'' mass ss ns q' .ssss ssi ss sss ,Ss
sh@ WSen the DAY Sba cannot rss,oo be far distant
American horn or naturalized, who Is not compre
hended within Its benencent folds In these Views
aiiectionate farewell.
AT the conclusion the crowd cheered and hur
rahed with great enthusiasm and the party.
consisting OF the Pennsylvanians and their
guest, betook themselves to the restaurant
wnere hearty collation. was served
up. The train then departed from thence.
Darkness having cnc0mpassed the earth, the
speeches were short, although the crowds were
enthusiastic and large. At Mfiin, Huntingdon,
Tyrone and other points along the route torcnes,
bonfres. bands and shouting multitudes greeted
the Sage. He
ARRIVED AT ALTOONA
at ten O'Clock, and was met by grand ovation for
such late hour. The depot and grounds In front
OF the Logan House were jammed with
men and women waiting to receive the
coming guest. He was conducted to stand
near the hotel, where, although the rain
was slightly falling, he made another of his ready
speeches. He said that he stood before them
candidate made such not by himself but by others;
was necessity OF reform In the government,
and that there is opportunity for benefcent
change. He was early convinced that the welding
OF the vast power or the Presidential office 1t has
been done In our day was great evil, and that no
man holding that office should be candidate for
election Now
HE WAS A WITNESS OF THE EVIL.
The Journal OF which he was part proprietor, and
until this canvass an editor, Is bounded all over the
country. Its packages are opened and other
papers are inserted by pOstmasters. Such
things would not be done but for the re-
election idea. No President would allow it
90 be done for the benefit OF another candidate
than himself ! believe that now the time has
come come when the people shall decide that no person
should be at the same time President of the United
States and q candidate for any Office whatever.
At the conclusion the Philosopher, amid hearty
cheers was conducted to the hotel, where he had
little informal reception and supper, and then
sweety slept. Tomorrow he will deliver his agri-
cultural address at the fair In Indiana Pa. and
sleep tomorrow night i'll Pittsburg.
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IELterAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Sept 49, 1872.
L0livc, Deschamps and Deniville, the three COM
munists condemned to death for numbering host
ages and in whose cases communication Of sentence
was refused were shot this morning at Satory.
EDMOND ABoUT'S DANGER FROM PRUssIAN COURT
MARTIAL
It Is reported that NJ. Edmond About Is to be tried
10y q German court martial at Strasburg on Sep
xember %.
PRESIDENT THEIRS COURTESY TO AMERICANS.
Captain Wells, of the United States steamship
Shenandoah, dined with President Theirs at Havre
yesterday.
QUARANTINE AGAINST RINDERPEsT.
The French government has issued stringent
regulations to prevent the introduction and spread
OF the rnderpest.
CONVICTED COMMUNISTS DEPoRrED.
Eight hundred and eighty Communists, con-
demncd to transportation, were embarked at Brest
to-day for New Caledonia.
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TEE SUB.TREASURY DErALCATlON.

Official Denial OF tho Rumors OF a De-
fnlcatfon by the Absent Mr.. johnson.
The alleged defalcatlon in the Sub-Treasury,
reports to which have been prevalent In the city
during the last fortyeght hours, received direct
denial by the officials Of the Department yesterday.
A HERALD reporter was told at the Sub-Treasury
yesterday that the rumor was originated by the
absence of Mr.. johnson, clerk IN the Revenue
Stamp Department, who was allowed a vacation
Of two weeks, which terminated on the 18th of
August. There tS no reason TO sup
pose that his accounts are otherwise
than correct, and that even If there had
been any disposition on his part to be a defaulter
the opportunity to appropriate government money
was not within his power In consequence OF the
nature of his duties II has been satisfactorily as
certained that Mr.. Johns0n's extended absence
from his official post is Of personal and not Of
nccuniary character. The ruplor that there Is
denc.ency Of s1oo, 900 at the Sub-Treasury has NO
founlatioi; whatever.
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speech which Justified the secession OF me State
against the will OF another. (Applausej Before
the war broke out he strongly opposed secession.
veins (Cheers.) He received in 1859 the nomina-
ton nom the democratic party as Attorney
General; he also received the same n0mina-
ton In 1881, but he then declined 1t,
because the democratic platform contained carpin8
tbsn on the administration Oheers % Me
tlcal crime. (Cheers.) Not only this, but his son
entered the war and gave up his young life for the
New York Tribune called him a spouting rebel. "a
voice. 'Shame.w He analyzed the political sentt-
ments OF s. =. Cox and Horace Greeley charging
them both with inconsistency. He charged that on
sne record Horace Greeley stood as rank q seces-
Guided by calling npon the rcnnhIican marty to
rally round Gener al Grant.
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THE MAYORALTY.

Charles O'COnor Will Not Accept Any
Nominati0n-Ho Would Not Serve a.
Mayor n Unanimously Elected.
The political atmosphere Of the city was Charged
last evening with rumor to the effect that the
various organizations had united in o determine
ton to nominate Mr.. Charles O'Conor for Mayor.
and that Mr.. OC0nOr had decided to "run" for
that 0fflce.
AS far as Mr.. O'Conor Is concerned, we have IN
he will accept no nomination nom any party or
any organization for Mayor Of New York that no
declares that Ii he were unanimously elected to-
morrow by all the citizens OF New York he would
not serve as Mayor that he regards the Louisville
movement as debarrtng him from accepting any
other nomination for any position, and that no Will
not be Mayor anyhdw, and those who are using ha
name In that connection are mere political trick
sters or social mpostOrs.
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CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Sept. 10,
Via KEY WEST, 1872.
The measures or the Intendente have broken up
the system Of frauds in the Havana Custom House
and smuggling through the Cardenas Custom
House has ceased llp4r
CUSTOM HOUSE REFORM. ,tt r
The Intendente issued circular on Saturday
threatening to send all the employees OF any Custom
House where frauds are discovered prisoners to
Spain.
1t is expected the new order Of things will in
crease the revenue from five millions to seven mil
lions annually.
The Intendente has abolished the Commission OF
Merchants which have hitherto supervised the in
spection Of merchandise. He says the Junta ap-
pointed to supervise the sixty millions OF loan ought
to do that duty and relieve the merchants Of the
burden, .t-t +'| -
EXECUTION OF HOSPITAL SURGEONS.
Two surgeons, one an American, the other o
German, were lately found serving in the insurgent
hospital in the Tacajo Mountains. They were cap
tured by o detachment Of the Matanzas Lattallon
and Immediately executed.
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JUDGE BEDFORD RATIFIED.

Meeting OF tho Delegates OF tho Eighth
Assembly District-Fivo Greeley and
Brown Reform Clubs Represented
Judge Bedford Enthusiastically En-
dorsed for City Judge.
A meeting OF the German Greeley and Brown Re-
form Associations Of the Eighth Assembly district
was held last evening at 122 Attorney street, l0r
the purpose OF taking measures to ensure the 70
election Of Judge Bedford. Tho following Ave Or
ganizations wero represented by delegates from
eacll--vz., Club No. /, l16 Hester street, Club No.
q 122 Attorney street; Club No. 8, 181 Attorney
street, Club No. 4, ia Allen street, and Club No. s.
OF Br0Ome street. The officers OF the Convention
A. ana
The meeting was called to order by the President
and Its object briefly announced but with sufficient
earnestness to elicit the strict attention OF all pres
ent. After the reading of the minutes OF previous
meetings and long roll of correspondence from
outside clubs testlying their appreciation OF the
movement the following resolutions were presented
by Mr.. Samuel Stern, read by the secretary and
finally unanimously adOpted:-
nsutions as well the security of iie liberty and
SS na s noSe @ as o AND pS% ss nsf the c
SnnnS Bedford has ProSed Sr hmss d1'as his a
magistrate Of sterling worth and vigorous integrity n mo
Ssr hau osc wS aS on auas @
signcdy transsresscd the law; be Il Therefore
ri u Sss
ing the Just and patriotic object in vew Aud be 10
further
Resolved That these resolutions be published in at
least three Of the leading journals of the city, and that
copy Of them be placed In the hands Of Justice Bedford
After the reading OF the above resolutions q mo-
ton was made and unanimously carried for the
holding OF a convention early In october to n0mi-
nate officers for the different public positions In the
district and that the whole number OF delegates OF
the district assemble on Wednesday next TO deter
mine ON the day on which such nominations shall
be made.
Tnis Is the third German organization that has
adopted Judge Bedford within the present month.
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TAMMANY'S DISAFFECTION.

Secret Committee OF the Tammany Hall 80.
ciety met yesterday evening at Tammany Hall.
Among those present were Messrs. Ledwith,
Walsh, Morrssey. Plunkctt and Fitzgerald. 1t was
resolved to combat strenuousy the TweedO'Brien
element, with oil approaches to Grantism and alter
organizing Committee OF Investigation 100 names
were stricken or In tho following Assembly dis
tricts FOURTH, SIXTH Ninth, seventeenth and
Thirteenth; and for which new names will be pro-
vided by next Monday, when another secret meet
ing will be held.
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The Reported Defalcation Discreditcd At
the Treasury Department..

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1872.
The story ofa reported defalcation at the New
York Sub-Treasury Is wholly discredited at the
Treasury Department An examination was in
contemplation months ago, and only deferred on
account of the absence OF experienced clerks on
the same business at st. Louis, Mobile, New
Orleans, &C. The currency balance Is reported
here correct and the gold balance cannot be ascer-
tanned until all Is weighed, which will be several
dovs horcp.
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ENGLAND.

Incorporate Conduct Of Temperance Men To-
ward Tom Hughes-Agriculturists Arm
ing Against Incendiary Ag-
gressors-The Rate Of Dis
count Advanced.
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SWEDEN.
King Charles Dangerously Ill.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 1s. 1879.
Ills Majesty King Charles Of Sweden is lying
dangerously Ill at Malmo
lie was born on the Sd OF May, In the year 1925.
The King is an artist aud poet OF considerable
ability, and very popular with his SUBJECTS.
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FRANCE.

Military Execution Of the Murderers Of the War
Hostages-Citizen Danger from Prussian
Observation-Disclosures Courtesy to
America-Convict Deportation Of
Convicted Communists.
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THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
Democratic Hcadouarters.

Mr.. George II. Pendleton, OF Ohio, paid visit to
the committee rooms yesterday. He has been in
vited to address the citizens Of New York at Tam
many Hall on Friday evening. 1t is not yet known
whether he will accept. The following Is a list Of
visitors for the day:-Edward Warren. NJ D., Balti-
more; John O. ByXen, Connecticut; Charles ].
Chipp Long Island; J. p: c. Cottrill Wisconsin,; J.
L. Hodges, Arkansas; George Dayton and A. B.
McKeon, New Jersey; W. W. Eaton, Connecticut
James s. Libby, Westchester county; John II.
Moore, Wilmington, Del; J. s. Mayer, New York;
Thomas Hayne, Chicago; william T. Jennings,
Brooklyn; Francis A. Masten, Connecticut John J.
Kinney, jamestown, N. T.; Horace +. Clark, New
YORK, aud Robert p. Gibson, New York.
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GERMANY.

Church Question Correspondence Of Eminent
Controverialists Premier
and Prelats In Argument
''Excommunicstion."
IflGtekm 70 TIE NEW york MRAtr.
BERLIN, Sept. IS, 1872
The correspondence between the Emperor Will
lIam Minister Bismarck, and the Bishop Of Erme-
land on the subject OF accommodation Is pub
lished.
The Bishop takes decided ground against the in
reference OF secular authority IN matters OF reli
gion.
The tone OF the communications on both sides ls
sharp and uncompromlsing.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.
BRUSSELS, Sept. IS, 1872.

BRUSSELS, Sept. Is, 1872
Count sclopis who lately presided in the
Alabama Claims Arbitration Court at Geneva, and
the Pere Hyacinthe, who has been lately married
at Marvlebone. London. are In this citv.
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The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD I,uidng:--
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CENTRAL ASIA.
1llEerAH TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 49, 1872.
despatch from Tcheran reports that the cholera
is raging with great violence in Bokhara. 1t Is
estimated that one thousand persons are dying
daily from the scourge.
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THE WEATHER.
NAH DFTNHI HIsNI,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. 49, A. II.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, II. u, sept. l9-l "A. n.
Probabilities
For New England southeasterly to southwesterly
winds, increasing coudiness and probably areas Of
rain: for the Middle States southerly to westerly
winds veering to westerly and northwesteriy
cloudy weather and areas Of rain excepting prob
ably over the southern portion, but followed by
clearing weather over the western portion
curing the morning, and over the eastern portion
during the afternoon and evening. For the South
ern States east Of the Mississippi, generally clear
weather; north OF the Ohio Valley, northerIy TO
westerly winds and clear weather Win increasing
pressure.
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SCOTLAND.
Fatal Accident In the Firth Of Clyde.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

GLASGOW, Sept, 1s, 1872.
A boat capslzed yesterday on the Firth Of Clyde,
on the Isle Of Arran, and seven persons were
drowned
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Was Cured OF Chronic Rhcum atism,
after using every ything, by DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP. Mrs CLARKE, II Fourth avenue.
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Was Cured OF Inf1a mm at0ry Rheus
matisin, after long suffering, by DR.. FILTERS RIIEU-
"' MiLDABERGER SMITH, IS West Tenth street
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BELGIUM.

Presence Of Distinguished Pcrsonages in the
Capital.
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Was Cured OF rheumatism by Reg
nlar physicians prescrip,ions DIR; rIrLER's nhEu-
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r. II. Brady, Jr., 30 Park Row, Was
cured Of rheumatism by DIR. FITLERS SYRUP Depot
LII. -a4.a
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THE BROOKLYN MASS MEETING TONIGHT.


The joint efforts Of the Kings county democracy
and liberal republicans will culmlnate this evening
In one Of the largest assembages ever Witnessed
In the city OF Brooklyn, to endorse the Greeley.
Herman coalition ticket. All this is promised BY
the Executive Committee OF Arrangements for the
mass meeting, and the indications are, should tho
weather prove auspiciOus. that the event Will nOe
fall short OF the anticpati0ns Of the managers, who
have spared neither labor nor expense In rosecu-
Ing their task
Mo.quito Bites.-Burneti's Kalliston
neutrazes the poison almost instansaneousiy.
A.-Thc Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
2 M Mssr Nassau s ses and sold "
A.-Warnock & Co.'s
the result of well applied skill.
and rRednd iaste
the counterpart %'tn Sf our feaG Gss Summer TIA.
New styles Of Felt Hats at moderate prices
5i9 Broadway
A.-Hcrring's Patent
Isl and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street
A.-HeraId Bran ONCE, Brooklyn,
Corner q Fulton avenue and Boeram street.
Open from ga. N. tos NJ.
At Corona Park.-A Fine Opportunity
Is offered 70 invest savings and also 70 own home BY
shy%s ri :%s%as. ssaaas :.sss
viii es planted Sndia rYai sns shade
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ysaf 3 sSvs rs with apo Ssy and &
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fo& so& ti%s S' SSs see 5S Day s w '
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Ar. j. Roberts 'Patcnt Parabola''
NEEDLES &C. EsGisdr5i ~ ana i. fSsRS.d SIRSsdway.
Bntchelor's Hair Dyc-The Best In the
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Was Cured OF Rheumatism by Reg
%xG MAT b. Dr'fSSFBRs2n s I
after using every thing, by DR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP. Mrs CLARKE, II Fourth avenue.
Was Cured OF Inna mm atory Rheus
matisln, after long suffering, by DR. FITLERS RIiEU-
MiLDABERoER SMITH, IS West Tenth street
case. Nv Wpa pa SITLER,s RuEuWaTIc sYr'up ro"i'
JOHN A. sTEDwELL, 7ai Greenwich street.
clio Roi Carotte" Is a Success, and We
are are to avs S S ay S Sc G1
KNOX, at alS Broadway
Nicol, Davidson 4 Co.,
sS % % GTss
ali kinds Also, CHINA, GLASS and PLATED WARE
Patent Omen Work Political banners,
Flags and Portraits, at HOJER GRAIAMS, W Duane
street
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashsd.
STGrs srsns6 Psa Bshk Bs T%YLoE CO. Bankers wss
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prises Re-
Box No. L655 Post Office. New York.
II. II. Brady, Jr., 30 Park Row, Was
cured Of rheumatism by DIR. FITLERS SYRUP Depos
u John street.
The Birch Dale Medicinal Spring Wa
TIERS have cured many cases OF Consumption pro-
nounced hopeless. They have also especial atnnitV
for Kidney and Uterine affections Send for pamphlet
COSANT 4 CRAMER Sole Agents, ~ Broadway.
To Break Chilis and Eradicate Fever
and Aguetry DR.. ID. JAYNHS AGUE MIXTURE II you
desire a safe and permanent cure.
The Great Value of Graofenberg Mar
shars UTERINE CATHOLICON for Female Weakness
Is acknowledged by thousands physicians In thei
practice. Sold by all druggists.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prices Rc-
duced j. b. MARTINEZ 4 co, Bankers No. ~ Wall st.
Rox No I6s5 Post office New York.
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Her Majesty's Personal Interest in
the American News from
Livingstone.
Royal Honor and Grown Compliments to
the Commander of the Herald
Search Corps.
Queenly Congratulations on the Successful
Result Of the Enterprise.
D1NED AT BALMORAL
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOaK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW y0aK HERALD
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the British metropolis =
LONDON, Sept 18, 1872.
Mr.. Henry M. Stanley, commander of the
HERALD Search Expedition for Livingstone III
Africa, had two interviews recently with Her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
ENTERTAINED AT DALMoRAL.
Mr.. Stanley dined at Balmoral by royal
invitation.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CROWN.
Queen Victoria expressed to him, in the
most warm and friendly terms, her congratu-
lations on tho successful result of the Ameri-
can enterprise in furnishing news of the
English traveller in Africa, his condition Of
health, his discoveries and his hopes for the
future, previous to his return to Grea; Britain.
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Ar. j. Roberts "Patcnt Parabola"
NEEDLES, &c. Wholesale depot,
6i2 and 5l4 Broadway.
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A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
for gcncmen's wear Is manufactured and sold by
ESPENSCuEID lS Nassau street.
A.-WarnOck & Co.'s
SEVEN DOLLAR HAT,
the result Of we'll applied SKILL
experience
and refnd taste,
with economy,
the countcrpart of our Pearl Cass Summer Hat
New styles Of Felt Hats at moderate prices
$40 Broadway.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable instaa-
taneous At all druggists.