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The New York herald., 1872-07-17
FISH AND THE oATAoAzY PAMPHLET.

WASHINGTON, July &c. 1872
Secretary Fish arrived here this morning, expect
ing the President to be here also, but for rea-
the latter did not reach here. The Secretary is
very much annoyed over the publication Of Cata.
cazy's defence. At the time the original docu-
ment was prepared allusion was made as
to Its purport in these dispatches. Mr..
Fish then endeavOred to obtain a copy from
Chief Justice Chase but failed. Since Catacazy's
return to Europe he has consoed himself with the
statement in letter from Minister Curtin that the
causes OF differences between this government and
Catacazy should not be the subject Of further pub
licity. Silence was maintained until Catacazy's
successor Baron Gutenberg, was received by the
President. On that occasion the usual eX-
change OF courtesies In the way of COM
plimentary notes was marred on our part
by an unnecessary alluson to the 'late unpleasant
ness" The Presidents reply to the address of every
Minister received is prepared at the State Depart
ment. In harmony with the declarations of the
new Plenipotentiary, and as Baron Gutenberg had
only renewed considerations OF the highest regard.
&c., the Russian government regarded the reply of
the President as uncalled for. 1t was this that
gained for Catacazy permission to expose the al
legged duplicty of the Secretary of State.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

PAGE.
I-Advertisements.
2-Advertisements.
3-The International Prison Congress: The Open
Ing Day in the Middle Temple Hall, London
The Franco-German Observation-Disclosures
and Observation-Disclosures
4-Editorials: Leading Article, 'The North Caro-
Eneot Enc eaI'H on the PRESIDENTIAL contest"NEgypt:
The Shooting ARRAY Between Americans In
Alexandria-The Alabama -Claims-United
Catacazy Pamphlet-The Weather-A Water
spout in Colorado-Amusement Announce
5-North Carolina: A Great Liberal Conservative
Ratification Meeting at Ralcigh-News from
AnstTalas 81; Sanawc6 Islands Navigator
Observation-Disclosures Notices.
6-Seasde Wanderings: HERALD Pen Sketches OF
Our Principal Summer Resorts; The Elite at
Long Branch; Fire Island as Breathing and
Bathing Place; Stonington's Old CuriOsties; /;
Fashionable Life at New London and New.
Brown The German Democrats-Spice OF the
Campaign-The Tammany Ring: The Cases
Of Tweed and Connolly Before the Supreme
Court-Dangerous Stabblng ARRAY.
s-Dr. Livingstone: Comments of the English,
Irish and American Press-Aquatc Notes.
YaChting-A Stranger Killed by Rail Car
Interesting Proceedings in the New York and
e-The Courts Continued from Eighth Page)-
Financial and Commercial: The Money Mar
8 ket Easier and the Rate on Call Three per
Cent; q Further Advance In Gold; the Pool
tlons in Foreign Exchange; speculatlons as to
an Alteration OF the Bank Of England Rate
Tomorrow the Specie Exports and Engage
ments; Stocks Higher and Strong; the Re-
l0rmatory Measures Of the New Erie Board; !;
Revival OF Old Gossip About New York Cen
tral-The Brooklyn Brldge-The Erie Rail
The Orange Parade-Sucide Of o Lunatlc
1O-Sarat0ga Races: The Great Day Of the July
Meeting; Harry Bassett Beats Longfellow;
He is Hailed king of the Turf" LOngrellow
Broken Down and VIII Not Recover; The
Western and Southern Men AstOnished;
Scenes at the Pool Room, In the Village at
the stables and on the Track-TrOtting at
Saratoga-The Cleveland Races-Turf Notes.
Reviewing the Awards-A Coffee Conspiracy
The Whiskey Men Started-Brutal Murder In
Canada-Death OF United States Consul
Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 16, 1877.
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg achieved great success
in "Traviata" on Saturday, being recalled hve
times The London journals unanimously concede
her perfection in "violetta" She has received the
congratulations OF the Prince and Princess Oh
Wales.
PEER OF THE REALM
Lord Francis Napier, who succeeded the late
Earl of Mayo as Governor General of India, pro
ten. has been created peer OF the United King
dom under the title of Baron Ettrck.
ROMAN CATHOLIC MOVEMENT IN SUPPORT OF rHH
CHURCH.
An influential meeting Of Roman Catholics was
be,d in this city last night the Duke of Norfolk pre-
siding
Resolutions were adopted protesting against the
action of the Italian government towards the
Papal authorities and condemning the recent law
passed by the German Parliament prescribing the
Iesuits.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

In his speech at La Ferte-sous-Jo on
July the 18th M. Gambetta praised the repub-
lie as the embodiment of the prin-
ciples of self-government order and pros
perity. He denounced the conservative
party-that is, the monarchical major
ity in the Assembly-and in terms the most
flattering complmented President Theirs, pro-
nouncing his administration grand success
President Theirs a few days ago surprised his
conservative friends by declaring for the re-
public, and now Gambetta surprises many by
declaring for President Theirs After Theirs
Gambetta is unquestionably the most power
full republican civilian in France In the
event of the death or retirement Of Theirs
Gambetta is the man to whom republican
France would look. It is good sign for the
republic that two such men are agreed. 1t
does not mean, however, that France has yet
seen the end of the troubles begotten Of the
late war. A general election is hourly becom-
ing more and more q necessity; but no living
man can tell what would be the result of a
general election in the peculiar circumstances
in which France now finds herself. The pear
is ripening.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
The weather I'm This city Ye.terday.

Yesterday was rather day Of comparative relief
from the excessive heat OF the passing season. The
forenoon and early afternoon sultry as usual,
but in the evening a cooling breeze set In which
did much to reduce the temperature to endurable
closeness. Judging from the freshening rains Of
the day previous and yesterdays pleasant change,
there is still some hope that the hottest part OF the
season is not yet to come. There was one case OF
sunstroke yesterday, Edward McCusker, poor
street sweeper, who succumbed while at work In
the Fourth ward and who lies at the Park Hospital
almost hopeless case.
The following record VIII show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD RuildinU.-
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

The INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS-
The last English mails brought the report Of
the first days sitting Of the International
Prison Congress in London. AL the Euro
pean governments, with the exception Of
Portugal, were represented on the opening
day. America, both North and South, was
also well represented Earl Carnarvon, in his
opening speech, welcomed the delegates, but
expressed his regrets that the British govern
ment when applied to refused to aid financially
the scheme Of reform contemplated The
warm welcome of His Lordship to the
foreigners who had gathered together for SO
worthy purpose outweighed the other con-
sideration, and there is no room to doubt
that the Congress, even without British sup
port, will accomplish oil its promoters in
tended it should achieve
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

REVOLUTION IN FIJI The Ausralasan mail
at San Francisco brings intelligence that the
FIJI Islands are undergoing incipient revo-
luton" and that the existing government is
powerless against it. The despatch does not
state whether the anticipated change applies
to the matter of the everyday dietary of the
natives or whether it is merely political
and of an anti-dynastic tendency. This
is q very serious omission on the part of
the news reporter. If the trouble of the
Fijians is merely gastronomic or of homely
culinary nature, we have nothing to do with
it, If it is for freedom, independence,
democracy and self-rule, we, of course, sym
pathize with its promoters, and the American
government will no doubt, accept accomplished
facts should the people win, notwithstanding
the executive embarrassment which may ensue
in Washington on account of our having
already treaty of amity and friendship with
King Thakambou-who may be deposed by
this time, for all we know to the contrary-con-
Grmed by the signet OF the great whales tooth
which is duly suspended in the State Depart
ment.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

THE GOLD MARKET begins to show signs of
the usual summer rise in the premium, be it
this time more or less Yesterday the price
touched 114S or within a trife of the highest
in nearly year. The movement is this time
helped by wealthy clique, whose existence
and intentions have already considerably agi-
tated The placid Mr.. Boutwell,. SO far his
resistance has been only silent watching of
the scheme
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

Too LATE-Colonel Blanton Duncan, of
Kentucky straight-out democrat, and Mr..
Horace H. Day. of New York, Vice President
of the Labor Reform League, in their efforts
for joint stock national convention, in view
of a straight-out democratic and labor reform
Presidential ticket and party for this contest.
1t is too late now for third party, for the
masses of the people, of all parties, have
already made up their minds for Grant or
Greeley If Colonel Duncan could do nothing
for third party at Baltimore in July he will
not be able to do much at Louisville in Sep
tembcr
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, July 16, 1872.
The Board of Arbitration met to-day.
large quantity OF printed matter was sub
mitted to the members and exchanged by the
agents Of Great Britain and the United States.
No other business was done, the Court adjOurning
after session of less than thirty minutes duration.
There Is no reason to anticipate further delay in
the proceedings. nor is any lengthy controversy
expected.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
A wBTERsPoUT IN COLORADO
The Spout Empties Itself Over n Carriage
and browns Two Persons.

DENVER, July 16, 1872.
remarkable waterspout occurred on the Gem
trail City stage road four miles above Golden City.
on Sunday afternoon. The torrent of water
struck carriage containing G. vierden, his
wife, her sister and q girl named Blood,
who reside five six miles up the
canon and were returning home The two
latter were drowned. The body Of Miss Vterden
was found some three miles below the scene or the
disaster covered with sand and debris. The ROAD
was badly washed out and rendered impassable.
Heavy storms OF thunder and lightning, accom-
panied with rain, have visited this region ana
towards New Mexico during the past four days.
The telegraph line south OF Trinidad was not work
I'm
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE
HERALD LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION. We publish
on another page of this mornings issue the
comments of the British press on the discovery
of DR.. Livingstone at Ujiji by Mr.. Stanley, the
HERALD's African Explorer. With character
istic British fairness, the principal journals of
the English metropolis acknowledge the grand
work achieved by Stanley in carrying out the
mission entrusted to him in the finding of
Livingstone, and in furnishing the intelligence
that the brave old man still lives and still
labors to solve the problem which for Gen.
turies has baffled the scientific skill of the
savans, the explorers and the travellers who
made the source of the Nile the study of their
lives
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT RAMBLER.
BOSTON, Mass,

BOSTON, MASS, July 10, lSiZ.
The yacht Rambler, Captain II. Crocker, which
sailed from Boston last spr ng for trip to tho
Azores arrived at this port this afternoon. having
left santa Cruz, Tenerne, on tie 21st of June She
has as passengers Mr.. j. M, Forbes, owner OF the
Rambler; his sister,, Mrs. Francis Cunningham;
Miss Alice II. Forbes, MisA Sarah O. Jones and MISS
II. l.. psbney. The trip has been higby enjoyed oJ
all ON b0arG.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July NJ A. NJ.

WASHINGTON d. c., July Ill A. NJ.
Probabilities.
The lowest barometer will probably move east
ward over northern New England on Wednesday,
with westerly winds from New York to
Virginia and westward. Cloudy weather, with
possibly light rain continue from Pennsylvania
to Kentucky, but clearing away during the day;
rising barometer and northwest winds prevail from
Lake Erie northwestward
No material change is indicated for the Southern
and Gulf States.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

The ALABAMA CLAIMS ARBITRATION. oN.-The
members of the Court Of Arbitration for the
settlement of the Alabama claims assembled
in session in Geneva yesterday. The meeting
was of very brief duration, an adjourn
ment having been had within the space
of thirty minutes. A variety of printed
matter was handed in by the national agents.
Our telegram report indicates that the prog
ress is quite harmonious so far, and that the
entire proceedings may be, perhaps, closed at
an early day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
CARL SEIZURE AT HOME.
CT. LOUIS. Mo-, July 1S 1872.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1N 1872
Senator schurz arrived home today, 1t is not
vet announced but 10 Is understood that he will
make his opening campaign speech, here next Mon
day night
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG
Admiral Alden's Fleet About to Leave England.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 17-5 M.
Admiral Alden, United States Navy who has been
visiting this city, yesterday rejoined his fleet at
spithead. The feet will sail for Antwerp and Ham,
burg.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

A UNITED STATES PRoTEcToRATE of por-
ton of the South Sea Islands has been, as we
are informed by telegram from San Francisco,
formally assumed by an American naval officer
on board one of the national war vessels. We
presume his action is all right.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

Our AUsTRALAsIAN DISPATCHES news
from Australasia, telegraphed to the HERALD
from San Francisco, is quite interesting and re-
assuring of solid, substantial, healthy colonial
advance. Valuable mines of copper had been
discovered the yield of gold was fair and the
wool trade remunerative. There were politics
aud official aspirations and party man0uvres
inevitably; but the governments control a
people who are still young in the exercise of
the franchise, and consequently able to bear a
good deal of that sort of thing without injury
to the general interest
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

AMERICAN TALENT IN LONDON cable de-
spatch informs us of the appearance of Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg on Monday night at Her
Majesty Opera, Drury Lane, in the opera of
'Ia Traviata." Her success was 80 great that
she was recalled five times before the curtain,
and received the warmest congratulations OF
the Prince and Princess of Wales. Such
honors rarely fall to the lot of prima donna,
and conclusively show that American talent is
bound to make its way to the foremost ranks
in art as we'll as in everything else
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

The Geneva Arbitration Board in Session Yestsr.
day-A Variety Of Matter Submitted to the
Court-speedy Work and Amicable
Progress Anticipated.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

CUBAN AFFAIRs-THE DEPARTURE OF
VALMAsEDA most notable event men
toned in our budget Of Cuban news this
morning is the departure Of the late Captain
General Valmaseda yesterday from Havana,
en- route for Spain. 1t appears that on inn
mense concourse assembled on the occasion to
bid him farewell, and we presume that there
was more a feeling of gladDess than of sorrow
among the assembled multitude in witnessing
the departure of the man whose cruelties
against the Cuban insurgents constitute his
most conspicuous claims to distinction. We
cannot doubt that the government of King
Amadeus in this matter has acted in Difference
TO the general opinions from the public press
of the civilized world, touching the savage
policy adopted and pursued to the last by
Count Valmaseda in his efforts to suppress the
Cuban rebellion; and from the high char
acter of General Ceballos, the newly appointed
Captain General Of the island, we are con-
fident that more humane and enlightened
policy will now be tried against the insurgents
than that of Valmaseda, which has so signally
failed In short, abandoning the policy of ex-
termination, we expect General Ceballos will
do what he can to deserve success in adopting
the policy Of amnesty and conciliation.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
ENGLAND.

American Artistic Triumph in 0pera-A New
Peer of the Realm-Roman Catholic Move
ment in Support Of the Holy ses.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

John Harper's great horse, Longfellow, was
disabled from racing, it is feared for life, by
On accident at the Saratoga course yester-
day. That this took place in race which
saw two and a quarter miles accomplished
in three minutes and ffty-nine seconds
the fastest time on record-will make the ac-
cident the more regretable, when, too, it is
learned that Longfellow only lost the race by
length. One of his plates became twisted
in the running and cut the other foot and leg
badly, but the heart of the horse never weak
ened. He ran gamely as ever to the end, and
was led off limping and bleeding to the
stable. There seems something in this
of pluck, almost heroism, which man
arrogates entirely to himself; but two miles
and quarter on little better than three legs
and in such time will challenge admiration the
world over. 1t will be remembered that he
recently beat his successful rival of yesterday,
Harry Bassett at Long Branch, in two and a
half mile race, by about one hundred and fifty
yards in four minutes, thirty-four seconds.
The BRArToN ABDUCTION CAsE-The Brat
ton case was brought up in the Court at
London, Ontario, yesterday. Our readers
will remember that DIR. Rufus Bratton
was abducted from Canada on the 4th of
June and that he reappeared subsequently in
South Carolina. The case has caused
considerable excitement, as it seriously
involves principles of international law It
appears that Bratton arrived in Ontario on
Saturday last, but that he purposely con-
cealed himself until the opening of the Court
yesterday. According to Bratton, Cornwall,
who is charged with the abduction, laid vio-
lent hands on him in Waterloo street; hand
cuffed him, with the help of a cab driver, and
forcibly placed him in the cars. Bratton says
he protested to the last and yielded only
because he relied on British justice to sustain
MIN in the end The case was further
remanded. This is curious case, and it
seems to us that it will lead to some strange
developments. 1t is but little likely to set
the st. Lawrence on fire; but it may furnish
us with sensation of some interest in these
dull times.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

Average Temperature for corresponding date
last year. ~
The New York herald., 1872-07-17
WITH SUPPLEME EN- T,
OF TO-DAY's HERALD

new York, wednesday, July II, ls7s.
The New York herald., 1872-07-17

Thanks to that Divine Providence which
watches over the fall of sparrow, New York
has clean streets. The abundant dashing
showers of Monday, pouring their torrents
upon the three hundred miles Of our paved
streets, have conferred upon rs o boon for
which we have long looked in vain to the we'll
paid contractor. Clean streets for once we
have. and are grateful Fierce sunrays during
the past fortnight, in spite of the exertions of
Captain Thorne's broom brigade, had devel-
oped smells that threatened disease. We now
have nothing which could offend the
most sensitive nostrils, and the air
of yesterday. though at full summer
heat, was as wholesome and pure as
that which sighs through the mountain
passes of the Adirondacks or crests the waves
at Long Branch. Nature taught us in her
copious flooding the true way to secure clean
and healthy city. The practical water-cure
is upon us, and our filth is buried in the ocean
tides at our feet. Shall we never learn the
lesson and wash our streets with the abundant
water which surrounds us?
New York can easily and cheaply become the
cleanest city in the world, and the healthiest.
just now the death rate of Philadelphia, where
there has lately been slight scarcity of water,
has advanced beyond our own. We have had
no lack of that inestimable blessing, pure
Croton water, and should thank the wise pru-
dence of those who provided it for us in such
unstinted measure. With clean streets and
abundant water rightly used we shall
have little cause to fear epidemics as a result
of summer heats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1872-11-28
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Literary Society.

Pursuant to call q number Of gen.
tlemen met at the ADVERTISER Ed
itorial Rooms, November 23rd, 1872.
for the purpose of forming a Literary
Society. The meeting was called to
order by appointing Major Caffrey,
Chairman. and Z. Z. Ebright, Secre-
tary.
After a general exchange of views
with regard to the propriety of such
a move, a committee of three, consist
ing of Geo. 2. Eaton, t. l.. Schick
and Z. E. Ebright, was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements for
the next meeting.
The committee, after consultation,
reported in favor of our next meeting
being held at the residence of Col. R.
w. Furnas, on next Saturday even
ing, at s o'clock, for the purpose of eff
fecting a permanent organization and
transacting such other business as
may pertain to the interests Of the
Society. Report adopted.
\ general invitation is extended to
all, both ladies and gentlemen, who
feel willing to participate, to be pres
ent.
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