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WINE.
NATTYE MINES.

From the celebrated OAK HILL VINE
YARDS. Parker, Russell 4 Co, Proprie-
tors, st. Lonis, Missouri. E
THESE wines are not excelled, either in pu-
rity or excellent qualities, by any other
wine OF same kind, consequently nave taken
held OF public favor to large exsent; consist
ing OF Burgundy or Virginia Seeding, ClaEeb
wines are old. Wine-drinkers. DESTROYS
OF supporting home productions win ind
luz DUFFY & CARY, Agents.
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MILLINERY
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

WE are now Offering our large assortment
W. of real and imitation LACES and I'M
BROIDERIES, RIBBONS and FLOM EkSa az
reduced pricts- Also. HATS, BONNEISs
BUSSELS and TIESAal1 OF latest style
BI-Must be closed out by the latter part OF
Persons IN want OF bargains win do wen to
u. PERDUE'S,
jele No. SIS Main street,
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r. H. MASON, Proprietor.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

80 Saddle Horses, Buggies, TRANSFERRING
Ons, Carriages and Hacks ON the most reason
able terms. Also, a daily stage line from Nc
Minnville 10 BeerSheba for the acconlmoda-
ton of travellers, which viii run in connec-
ton with the RAILROAD Careful andrtrusty
drivers furnished with all YehfcleS,A
wanted. GRlSWOLD q HOUCHIN.
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GRAYSON SPRINGS,
GraysOn County, Kentucky,

WILL be open for the reception Of visitors
w on June ISt, with accommodations for
SN n persons as good as any hotel in
any country. One hundred springs OF mineral
waters, unsurpassed by my with splendid
~Chalybeate water within 80 yards OF the no
tel. Asplendid string and brass band viii be
on hand during the summer months, which
viii furnish music for ballroom, etc.
BOARDING:
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WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
CHARGE FOR THE SEASON.
VALHERMOSO SPRINGS,
Morgan County, North AIabsma.
Iodine White and Black Sulphur, CheI-
ybeate and FreestOne Waters
in great

THIS celebrated watering place, located in
Il the Switzerland Of the south, and which
has been visited by crowds OF invalids during
the last fifty years, but has been closed for the
last Few years, Is now REOPENED to all such as
desire TO improve their health. We have in
our possession many testimonials bearing evil
dence to the cures that have been effected in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
other ailments, which can be seen in our cir
culars, that viii be freely circulated, 4 for
warded 70 any one making their wishes
known We VIII try to render our guests as
comfortable as possible, and our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
and good style. The scenery is 70
mantle, and the location healthy.
We will take pleasure in answering al let
ers OF inquiry regarding the Springs.
Address, via Decatur,
myI7 J. X. PAINTER grN
SWEET CHALYBEATE sPRINGs-For-
- merry Red Sweet, Allegheny county,
Virginia These Springs, 80 long and favora-
bly, known for their valuable TONIC and Al
JERAIINE POWERS, both as a Beverage
and BATH have been newly and completely
with convenient and comfortable ac-
cOmmOdatOns for 400 persons. Route. via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to AlIeghany
station, where elegant carriages belonging TO
Springs viii be in readiness for the wish
tors.
C~HARGEs-S3 per day and $50 per month.
1uf ]. 7. WILSON, SUPERINTENDENT.
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WATERING PLACES.
POARD-IUKA sPRING-Board. $50 per
- MONTH j 70. d MfLIFE
Hot Springs of Arkansas
ACCOMMODATION HACK LINE,
Little Rock. Ark.

ESTABLISHED In 1850 and stu exists. re-
~ ports Of Interested parties 10 the contrary.
NVALIDS and PRIVATE PARTIES viii
ma TINS the most pleasant and agreeable
mode OF reaching these Lar-famed waters
travelling by daylight only.
0STHROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
from exercising a preference. Hacks can BE-
secured BY telegraph. Fare by this line a.
low as the IoWest76a
mh24 WIN. 8. DAVIS, Proprietor.
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MUSICAL.
FOR THE BEST OF
MER READING
GET III

Lives of the Great Music Masters;
OF Beethoven, 81; of Handel, 81; Of Mozart,
81 IS; of Mendelssohn, 81 70; Of ROssini, 81 70;
of Chopin, 81 50; orOf schumann, sl75. These
are no heavy biographies, but are charmingly
written and very entertaining books, as are
Mozart's Letters q voIs.), each 81 IS;
BeethoVen's Letters, 81;
Mendelssohn's Letters z vols each $40; and
"reminiscences of MendelssOhn, 81 Is.
To have a Jubilee at home, send for
THE ORR PEACE JUBILEE CHORUS
Book zoe
For a good work IN Composition, buy
BAKERS THEORETICAL AM PRACTICAL
HARMONY e 10
To make Sabbath-sc1oOl children's eyes
sparkle, get tina gem Of the season, The new
Sabbath-school Song Book, entitled
RUBIEs; By Asa Hull and
Harry Sanders, Esq. 1c
the above books sent, post free, on receipt
of retail price.
OLIVER, DITSON & CO, Boston.
HAS. H. DITSON 4 co, New YORK.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS,
KENTUCKY.

HOTEL accommodations enlarged and i'm
HI proved. Now open for visitors
T"ERMS-BOard, SO per week to July lst.
Is per week for July and Aug.
90 per mont -
Children and servants, half-price.
With the ability and determination 10 make
Crab Orchard Springs second to no summer re-
sort in America, we solicit, especially, the pa
tronage of ~SOutherners with their families.
LCCAIION-SiX hours run from Louisville on
the Knoxville Branch of L. and N. r. r.
Correspondence is invited with those en-
gagged in educational pursuits, with a view Of
establishing a Female Seminary at these
Springs.
General Thos. H Taylor is in charge Of the
Office, and will exert himself to assure the
comfort and welfare Of our guests.
SHELBY & THOREL, PrOprietOrs,
JUS shelby City, Boyle ounty KY.
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THIS is a machine to the direct interest Of
i every railroad in the United States.
I am now prepared to say that my patent
viii load al the fuel that is wanted on the
tender Of a train, in a quarter to half min
ute's time; also, that t viii load any freight
on q car, that VIII do to dump, in the sane
time.
/ am ready to sell rights, and make deeds
TO railroad companies, o. States or to the en-
ire United States. Address,
j.. WILLIAMS
BelFs DenoE TeNa
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TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE
From all points South to
CHICAGo.
PULLAM's PALACE sLKEEP1NG CARS
RUN FROM
Memphis & Humboldt to st. Louis
uyrTrrOrrr CrTANou SCI

PuHam Sleeping Coaches and celebrated
DINING CARS between st. Louis and Chi
cago, where all the Injuries of the season may
obtained while travelling at the rate of so
miles am hour. Passengers by this line ar
rive in Chicago
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w ANTED--A THOROUGH, FIRST CLASS LACN
w dress. for large private family who perfectly
understands huting and plating Apply, from Toto H. at
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COvERNEss.- WANTED, POSITION AS GOvERNEss
" by French lady, from the best scbool1 IN Europe
frs, class city references. Address B. " box III Herald
oN,.
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GONE TO EUROPE. exodus to Europe
Of our summer birds of passage still continues.
The steamers which left this port on Saturday
outward bound had each full passenger list,
and for weeks to come they will be full. Our
summer watering places feel these losses from
this drainage to Europe as they never felt
them before; and this mischief will continue
from year to year henceforward until we shall
have provided summer attractions which in
the important essentials of reasonable charges
substantial comforts and inviting novelties will
draw q strong counter summer tide of travel
from Europe this way. And by a combination
Of the hotel keepers at our sea side and inland
summer resorts with railway and steamboat
lines from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
summer excursions ON O reasonable scale of
charges might be arranged which would not
only draw hundreds Of visitors from Europe,
but which would keep on this side the water
thousands of our own people. Something of
this sort, too, must be arranged for the next
summers campaign, or many of our NAM
moth summer hotels will be failures.
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Costa who has set the spoken Dialogue
ssc recsa s wn Tss,
the principals, although II cannot pc denied thst
Mile Tetjens is somewhat too old 70 pass for az
swells' OF the stalls. the private boxes, and the
Hobbies, Cherubini's magnificent music did not
seem to take IL was, more or less, voted "a bore "
NJ Inc cast OF the d1dnsatfs perS0n0, bestdev Mll0l
Ill rlticas whose voice, whatever may be thouynt q
ner performance otherwise Is sadly In want oV 70.
Arnand signor kuaIdini tAntouioS. me- Ssss =
Tue e's.es !Amge.ne, and signor Agnesi (Atchss.y
A DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE. y
~. among those who attended the nrst tsnd sp h
nees, was Jenny Lind and husband Psrsps. Sscss
and husband, Christine Nilsson, Clsra Ion}re Eei.
logg. Adeiine Patti and others too numerous. "a
mazda Madame Parepa-Rosa has appeared q covsA,s
WITH GREAT AMP wELI-xHRrsD SUCCESS. x
az Donna Anna, In "Don Giovanni and . tow dsvA
hence Is announced to play Norma Madame
Freischutz" has led to frequent repetiti0ns OF that
S splendid but 9a late Years too much neglected
Lane has collapsed, and she has ceased to draw
Hilsson" %fraSas dicta mo "''' longer sas ss.
fear that Mapleson has good cause to repenb
the engagements with the Swedish Night
@ " et nsh for Twelve
and since tire first when Mile. Nilsson surprised
oil amateurs here by her wholly new and over
demOnstrative impersOnatiOn Of ViOetta, IN the
'Traviata') there has not been one really great
house on the nights OF her performances At COveue
den locks'' Is now nowhere" Adena Patti,
however, holds her own; but Pauline Lucca, al
valentine, zerllna ezra Diavolo'l, Leonora Gu
caine'') Agatha, &C.. &c-selika and Agatha, per-
haps above all--has up to this time, Obtained the
h0n0rs Of COvent Garden season. About MISC
Kelloggs remarkable success at Drury Lane, In
"Rigoletto ~ about the progress OF Mr.; eyes new
much else connected with operate AFFAIRS shall
have something to say In my next communication
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American ms Abroad.

Americans ADrO00s
From the American Register, July 81
Mr.. Kn9dler and family, Of New York. have left
Paris for Bagnerres de Ri CORES
General J. B. Craig. OF New York, passed through
Paris this week en- route for Geneva.
Ex-Congressman L. M. Kenneth, Of st. Louis, In
tends to return to America this summer or fall.
Charles Lanier, OF the New York banking house
of WinslOw, Lanier Co., has arrived in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins have returned from New
York to their residence IN the Avenue Friedland,
Paris.
Colonel II. W. Goodrich, of Nashau, N. H. left
Paris last week with his family and Is now in
Geneva.
Mr. Pembroke Fetrldge Is staying at the Grand
Lieutenant Frederick Grant and General Wilson
will leave for the United States by the Oceanic
the 18th inst.
Colonel G. W. Tozer, OF San Francisco, arrived
in Paris this week, and Is stopping at the Grand
Hotel.
Hon. Lewis Glass; of Michigan, has just taken up
his residence for the summer at his handsome villa
in Spa.
Mr. Henry Rugges our Consul at Barcelona, has
arrived In Paris, on his way to America, accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter.
General and Mrs. Hall have arrived In Paris, and
are staying at the Hotel des Deux MOndes.
Mrs. J. Pierp0nt Morgan is at present in Paris
with her family She Ii staying at the Hotel Bristol
Mr.. Alexander Jourdan, United States Consul at
Seville has arrived In Paris and Is staying ct the
Hotel de la Place du Paais Royal.
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PROBABLE MURDER.

About hal-past nine O'Clock last night Nicholas
White OF SO Lewis street. shot James Smith, Of 3l8
RivIngton street, in the left side causing wound
that will probably prove fatal. 1t appears
that Smith and friend Of his, named Kelly,
were passing along Rivington street and Smith,
who was somewhat under the influence OF liquor
became little noisy. Kelly endeavored to quiet
him too or three times, but his EFFORTS were frut
less and Smith continued to enjoy himself When
the men got 70 the corner Of Lewis and Rivington
streets they stopped in front OF Whites liquor
saloon, and Smith began to dance. This
80 annoyed White that. he went out on
the sidewalk and ordered them away. Smith
refused to 60, and went on dancing. White then
went back Into the saloon for moment, but re-
turned to the sidewalk and again ordered both
men or Upon q second refusal from them White
struck Smith q powerful blow on the face,
and when he attempted to strike
back White pulled out a. pistol and
shot him In the side. The wounded
man was taken up by the police, carried to the
Eleventh precinct station house, and afterwards
sent to Bellevue Hospital. White who Ia consid-
cred dangerous character by the police, was
Cked M.
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nalim In preference. DR.. Adler, of the Tenn
p,., has SON now In Europe studying for the
ministry "a Young man born " America and
to whom Engiish Is his native tongue He
may, perhaps. step into DR.. Gutheim's place
by and by, and ultimately, perhaps, into that
of his fathers. Seeing that Jewish rabbies
themselves do not advance the ministry of
their own faith in this regard it can
hardly be blameworthy in others to follow
their example. Let them ponder over these
things and seek remedy In the future if they
desire OF hope to preserve Judaism intact in
America
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LITERARY OHIT-OHAT.

Mss OLIVE LOGAN, an advocate Of the female
sufrrsge movement, Is preparing protest against
1.-The free love principle, which 1t is the aim Of GER
tain men and women to engraft upon the woman's
movement" under the title OF "Get Thee Behind
Ne, Satan" fd eu
TIE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES have sane
toned On amendment TO the tarin bill, repeating
the duty on foreign books printed twenty years be-
fore their importation. Amendments exempting
scientific books and books In foreign languages
were rejected.
Mr.. O. B. ALcorr's longexpected Concord
Days. Is to be published at Boston In the course
Of the present month. 1t win contain original
sketches Of Messrs. Emerson, Thoreau, Wendell
Phillips and other eminent persons connected with
Concord.
AN AMERICAN JEWISH PUBLICATION SOCIETY"
has been formed In the States, for the publication
OF works ON "ycwish life, history, and literature"
THR CATALOGUE 0ENKRAL Oh LA IABRAIRrE FRAN
CASE PENDANT - ANS, is4o-iso6," BY Herr otto Lo
rens has been completed, and b published In Paris
10 four volumes.
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wAsHIN oToN.

WASHINGTON, July Fl, 1872.
The American and Mexican Mixed Conn
mission.
The American and Mexican mixed commission
has done but little business since Sehor Palacios
took the place Of General Cushing
OF the Mexican government
American and spanish C0mmiss1On.
The American and Spanish mixed commission
makes but slow progress, owing to the difficulty
and long time required In obtaining proofs In sup
port OF claims.
When General Sherman Returns.
private letter from General Sherman says he
will return to the United States in September
Personal.
Secretary Boutwell, will leave Washington for Gro
ton this week.
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MADRID July 81, 1872
Three OF the men who were actively engaged in
the assassination attempt against the lives OF the
King and Queen of the Spaniards have been ar
rested, and twenty seven OF their alleged accom-
plices taken into custody also.
DEADLY WORK.
The escape OF the King was narrow one One
Of the horses attached the royal carriage received
seven pistol shots.
DANGEROUS DEMONSTRATIONS AND DANGER TO THE
DEMAGOGUES.
The Minister Admiral, Topete, has warned the
authorities against dangerous demonstrations
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July q, 1872.
A large and brilliant meteor, similar to that
which passed over San Francisco last month, de-
scended near winnemucca, Nevada last evening.
It was in sight for several seconds and after it had
disappeared loud report was heard, and shock
was felt which was mistaken for that OF an earth
quake by the inhabitants, who rushed from their
houses.
hanna, on the 18th inst, by sheep rancher named
Lee, whose sheep Malott was driving out OF his
grain.
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Rev. Father Bjerring priest Of the Orthodox Rus
sian Church, returned yesterday from st. Peters
burg.
General J. F. Farnsworth, Congressman for the
State OF Illinois, who has been stopping at the st.
Nicholas Hotel for the past few days, left Satur
day evening for Washington.
Ex-Governor william Bross of Chicago, is stop
ping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
General James NJ. Scovel left the St. Nicholas
Hotel on Saturday for his residence at Camden,
N J.
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1tlEeaAm TO THE NEw YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July q, 1872.
Aperformance Of the new OPERA "Ragabas,n at
MarseiIles, caused tremendous uproar in the
theatre. The police finally cleared the pit and gal
lerics.
dispersed by the cavalry.
About fifty persons were arrested, among them
two editors.
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THE aARDE RBPUBLIOAINE.

CHICAGO, H., July o. 1917.
The French band LEFT for Cincinnati at eleven p
NJ AFTER giving q farewell sacred concert In the
West and South divisions Of the city both OF which
were attended by immense crowds The band Will
give two concerts In Cincinnati and from thence
viii 20 direct to New York, whence they viii sail
on tho 27th inst for france.
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FRANCE.
The New Treasury Loan Issued-aood News
from Scene Of Alarm.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July q, 1872.
The new French loan is issued at the official price
OF 84I SOC.
RAILROAD ALARM WITHOUT DEATH.
The latest report from Belfort states that the &C.
cident which occurred on the Paris and Mulhausen
Railway, that place, last Saturday, by train
running or the track, was unattended with fatal
injury to any one, passengers or onlcals
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ITALY.
Congratulations to the Crowns in the Holy City
and Madrid.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

There are great rejocings In the Italian cities at
the escape OF the King and Queen Of Spain from
assassination. HTI
Rome is covered with nags, and manifestations OF
sympathy and JOY were made yesterday In front Of
the Spanish Legation. g..
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FIRE AT CORNING, N. Y.

ELxiRA, N. ", July Il, 1872.
nre occurred at Corning yesterday morning,
about three O'Clock. planning MIL with about
two thousand dollars worth Of lupiber, dwelling
house and some sheds, owned by Walker La
throp were destroyed. The loss IL tll,50o; In
sured for $780, In the Royal, Hartford Phoenix, Of
Hartford, Gtna and National companies.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.


LONDON, July 81. 187A
The Observer newspaper publishes In Its issue To.
day communication from special correspondent
In Geneva In which the reporter writes follows:-
'If the award OF damages made by the Board Of
Arbitration in the Alabama Is substantial and
LIBERAL England and the United States will be
friends; II 1t Is trivial, dangerous state Of III
feeling In America win be RESULT
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1rllsaAm 10 THE new YORK HERALD.

GENEVA, July q, 1872.
Mr.. warne, the correspondent OF an English news
paper was robbed Of roof. and murdered yesterday.
Most OF the money has been recovered, but the
upurferers are unknown.
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ANNUAL EXPOSITION OF THE w00LLEN
MANUFACTURERS.
CHICAGO, NJ, July n. 1s72.

CHICAGO, H., July 81, 1872.
The nfth annual exposition Of the woollen manu-
facturers OF the West and South has been post
poned iii next year, leading manufacturers in diff
ferent parts Of the country having expressed .
desire TO that effect.
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PoRTLAEp, Ne. July

PORTLAND, Me-, July q, 1872.
The yacht Clytie, Captain Douglass OF Swamp.
scott, with party OF gentlemen rom Chicago Bos-
ton and Lynn, arrived here t0day-au well.
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have been numerous. Railroad management
in this country is very lax as far as safety of
life and linz is concerned. and the sooner
stringent laws are adopted IN this particular
the better. ---- - h - u
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ACCIDENTALLY BURNED.

fl3 3a BOSTON, July 81 1872.
Miss Emma Page, aged thirty-three years, en-
ployed Gray's collar factory, South Boston, was
probably fatally burned Saturday noon by her
clothes catching fire from the furnace.
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The Weather in This City YSsterday.
ARRIVAL OP THE YACHT CLYTIg.

Average temperature yesteruAy. .............. TX
last year TAX
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Exciting Street Scene in Marseilles with Per-
formance Not In tho Programme.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 22-1 A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 22-1 A. NJ.
synopsis for the Past Tsoenty.,our Hours
The area Of low barometer, which was
on Saturday night over Illinois and Iowa,
is now apparently central over New York.
Light rain and cloud now prevail from vir-
ginia to New England and the lower lakes Partly
cloudy and clearing weather prevail north
and west OF Ohio. The temperature has
risen slightly in the Middle States. Local
rains have been reported from several stations
In the Southern and Gulf States. Midnight tele-
graphic reports have not yet been received from
the Atlantic coast and Lower Lakes.
Probabilities. Az l..... .. .
Cloudy and rainy weather probably continue
on Monday from Eastern Virginia to New England,
clearing away by Monday afternoon south OF New
York; increasing temperature and southwest
winds prevail In the Southern and Gulf States;
nOrthwesterly winds, with partly cloudy and
pleasant weather, prevail north Of the ohio and
Missouri Rivers.
The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy HERALD BuidnQ:--
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SPAIN.
Numerous Arrests Of the Assassin COnSpira-
tors Against Amadeus.

The King in Imminent Danger at the Moment
Dangerous Demonstrations Denounced.
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THE LONDON STAGE.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA BY THE THAMES.
The Eureka Of Burlesque and the
Mania Of Imitation.

Pantomims and the Pssrags- How the Prince and
Princess Of Wales Patroniss the stage-The
Opera in Full Bleem-A Royal Concert and
Combination of Talsnt-Paulins
Lucca and Clara Louise Kellogg a.
Favorites- Cherubini Voted q
Bore by the Haut
Honde-How Stars Fade
at Covent Garden
and Drury Lane.
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SWITZERLAND.

Murder and Robbery Of an English Newspaper
Correspondent o.. -,.