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The New York herald., 1872-07-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 12, 1872.
CLEARED.

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steamship xtisnae BD, oleade Liverpool via Queens.
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Bark Jens Nielsen Nor Anderson Rotterdam-Funch,
Bark Caro-, Blanchard, Cadiz-R p Buck q Co.
Bark orient, Powors, Savannah-Borland, Dearborn &
Bark Ella Moore, Shaw, Wilmington NC-H Dewolf&
Brig Redowa, salter, Marseillcs-Jas Henry.
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brig Brothers Pride (Br, Galloway, Konigsburs-s L
Brig Iiedos Nor), jensen Grmsad for orders-Tetens
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Brig 0ssipee, sprague, South Amboy-Borland, Dear
schr Potos, Jackson, Tampico via Indanoa-Moler
Schr Ebenezer Br. Love- Green Turtle Cay-Jas Doug
Powell. -
schr Enoch Moore Chambers. Georgetown, DC-Bent.
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Soop Report, Hart, Norwalk
SStteaner Antnraclte, Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer A Sinner, Warren Philadelphia.
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MINING EXCITEMENT IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 12, 1872.
body OF mineral, said to be the greatest in ex.
tent ever discovered has recently been located by
two men from Illinois named McHenry and Hughes,
In the Wasatok Range about seven miles south
OF Kimball's HOTEL In Parley's Park and about five
miles from Echo, on the Central Pacific Railroad.
The ledge crops out several feet in length, with an
average width OF thirty feet. Numerous assays
have given results in silver of $3.50 to s11OO per
ton. Visitors to the ledge estimate that there are
2000 tons of ore In sight and that the value Is
nve million dollars.
Old mining experts and prospectors are greatly
excited by the discovery.
A despatch from Phoebe says Perry Fuller, des-
perado, to-day shot woman he has lived with In
the arm and abdomen,
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
FAREWELL. OF STRAUSS.

The celebrated Austri4n composer took an afyec-
tionate adieu OF America last night at the Academy
OF Music. The house vas even more crowded than
on Wednesday night, and the audience who went
merely to see the Wan whose compositions have
become necessity In every ball room, became fran
tic after each woy< that he conducted. The Ovelty
OF the occasion w rs the Manhattan Waltz" which
Strauss has dedt Gated to this city. II Is partly
rehash OF few Did themes Of the composer, with
o commonpls ce arrangement Of "The Old
FOLKS az Hor ne." II Is entirely unworthy OF
the mind tnat conceived IAN der schooner,
Bauen DVlau.". Mr.. Strauss has evidently
been push ID TO write something out OF com
pliment 20 America, and smarting under
the humV .iation he underwent In Boston, the hrst
expeIiey he had Of our country, he took revenge
IN oom posing "Tne Manhattan Watz,r a work In.
ieror ieror to many Of the waltzes by our own local
wriy RS. Bonawitz played Weber's "Concertstuck"
on rshe piano with fire. precision and expression
sur n as astonlshed even those who had heard him
II equenty before, aud Carl Bergman conducted
our orchestral works with his accustomed care
and talent. Strauss and his lady leave for Europe
to-day by the steamship Donau mot the schoenen
blQ,p1l), Mr.. Rullmann has effected an engagement
| with Madame Peschka-Leutner, the only vocal
feature Of the Boston Jubilee. She will sing at the
Academy next week on Monday Wednesday and
| FRIDAY evenings.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
A TRAGEDY IN ROCHESTER,.
q Crazy Young Man Shoots His Keeper
Through the Arm and Murders His
Stepmothcr Under Fit Of Hallucina-
ttOn.

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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July IL, 1872.
fearful tragedy occurred in this city this alter
noon about four O'Clock, at what is COM
monty. known as the "Old Break OF Day
House," kept by John Mclaughlin. The place
has been for years notorious as the home of
the most vicious characters. Gilbert Mclaughlin,
the son OF the proprietor while delirious it is sup
posed nom the effects OF an incipent fever, or from
some other cause, shot his stepmother fatally,
ana wounded man employed to take
care Of him. The murderer, according
to the testimony thus far gathered was
under the hallucination that there was design
against his own life, and he took position ON the
second floor at the head or the main staircase with
duelling pistol In his hand.
Mrs. Mclaughlin locked herself into the front par
lor and waved her handkerchief and called
OF young Mclaughlin, to come up stairs Jewett
endeavored to do so. but retired after receiving
bullet through his arm.
Then ensued fearful struggle on the part OF
the woman In the room Co defend her life
against the madman outside. Her. old and
OF the house, unaware OF what was going on, or at
least unable to interfere Jewett raised an alarm.
eeemed most unaccountaby dilatory in interfering.
The unfortunate woman placed herself against the
room door to hold 1t firm.
panels and fired through twice. 1t s thought that
one of the bullets passed through the body Of the
tnss size dragged herself over M to 0a the win shn
dow, near which the corpse was found.
It may be that she was struck while attempting
kicked In the panel and reached through to take
aim In firing the last shot.
tiOn to escape from the associations OF his youth
but lacked strength Of mind TO do so. He was clad
In nightgown during the whole array and re.
fused to allow any clothes to he put on him after
bis arrest.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
GREAT sCULLING CONTEST.

The Four-Iilc Single Scull Race Be
tween Brown and Fulton-Brown the
Winner by -Four Lengths.
DySBY, N. s., July ~, 1872.
The great scull race between Brown and Fulton
came or this morning ut seven o'clock The water
was wonderfully calm. There were but few specta-
tors present, the 1000 strangers present on
Wednesday morning having nearly all left, and only
those most interested remaining
Brown, or HALIFAX, took the lead at the start, and
at two miles he led ully ten lengths, from that he
rowed more easily. Fulton gained towards the end
Of the race. At the close OF the race Brown was
four lengths alead.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
Naval Oficcrs' Travelling Expenses.

The Fourth Auditor has addressed a circular let
ter to naval officers informing them that all
claims for travelling expenses must be adjusted at
the office OF the Fourth Auditor, and In case are
they to be paid by disbursing officers without refep
ence to the Auditor This rule is however, not to a
so construed as to prevent the claims for miley re-
heretofore by pay masters acting as navy agy ats
and the payInaster OF vessel to which the q ncer
may be ordered within the limits OF the Y, mite
states. All communications In regard to. alIot-
mcnts, In order to relieve paymasteis frop respon-
sbllity must be to the Fourth Auditor OF the Trea
sury and not to the pay director paying or paymas
ter registering the allotment.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
ENGLAND.
John Brights Pronunciamento Against tho
House Of Peers-Lieutsnant Grants
Homeward March.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON July T. lS72
Mr.. John Bright, in his speech last night on re-
ceivtng the testimonial from the Staordshire dele
gation censured the conduct OF the Lords in regard
to the Ballot BILL declaring that the House Of Lords
seemed to be almost the iast refuge Of political igno
rance and fashion," He applauded the policy pur-
sued by the Gladstone government toward ussia,
and In conclusion, expressed the hope and belief
that the difficulties with the United States were
terminated.
LIEUTENANT GRANT FOR HOME
Lieutenant Frederick d. Grant, United States
Army sailed from Liverpool yesterday on his return
to America.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A NASH.
WILLIE CITIZEN
CINCINNATI, Ol

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July u, 1872.
Private dispatches from New York state that
man had been discovered in that city who Is
thought to be Captain Little, OF Nashville, who mys
teriously disappeared while route to attend the
Cincinnati Convention. The man was suffering
from mental alteration. II is thought by some that
he had been In Europe. Captain Little was last
seen In Covingtop, opposite this city, and It was
feared that he had met with an untimely death.
One or two bodies have been examined here that
X was thought at the time might be his but friends
who examined the bodies failed to Identity them.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
Grand Master Johnston In Kingston.

KINGSTON, Canada, July II, 1872.
The largest assembage OF 0rangemen ever col
iected in Kingston marched in procession here to-
day. The city was gaily decorated with arches,
Gags and streamers The chief feature Of the day
was the presence Of Mr.. Johnston, Grand Master OF
the Irish lodge, who answered the various ad-
dresses In o stirring speech Mr.. Johnston visits
Toronto and other cities before returning home.
The programme was carried out with perfect har-
mony. Dispatches from various parts Of ontario
report general and peaceabe turnout.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

President Thicrs' Resort to the Old War
Taxcs-Exciting Scene In the ParIia-
ment and O Cabinet Crisis Imminent.
PARIS July 12 1872.
There was an intensely exciting debate In the
Assembly this evening on q proposal made by M.
Gaslende to increase the taxes by licenses on
DOORS windows and household furniture.
President Theirs accepted the measure, and
maintained that If it was not adopted he would be
under the necessity of reverting to the tax on raw
materials, from which ninety-three millions could
be realized Of the two hundred millions Of francs
required. "The cup" he said, 'is bitter, but It
must be drained without finching to the dregs."
The members Of the Right insisted upon more
conservative policy.
NJ Theirs replied The government are the repair
ers not the authors, Of revolutions You entrusted
us with the republic.
The Right, with one voice. vociferated 'Now
"No" and the Left gave three rounds Of cheers for
the President.
After prolonged disorder and interruption OF the
proceedings President Theirs again made himself
heard and promised to explain his policy at
later day.
Quiet was then restored, and the sitting closed In
good order.
government crisis is apprehended in conse.
quence OF these manifestations.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
NAVAL INTELLIaENOE.

WARRINGTON, July II, I872
The United States steamer Canandaigua has
zone to Puerto Cabello to take charge OF the
steamer virginius at that port and relieve the
Spanish war vessels from any further vigilance
over her.
The United States steamer wyoming is still ut
Aspinwall guarding the Edgar Stuart.
Neither OF these vessels will be permitted to 20
to sea again except under the charge OF United
states officers.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE PAN HANDLE RAILROAD COLLISION.

CINCINNATI, July IL, 1872.
Later news Of the collision on the Pan Handle
Railroad has been received The collision occurred
at Bowerstown, q short distance from Dennison, at
six O'Clock this morning. The freight train should
have been the side track ten minutes before that
time. One passenger had leg broken, and three
other passengers, one brakeman and the baggage
ma tor Wal SLIGHTLY iniured
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
IRELAND.
Law Damages Against tho Government-Polic
Action in a Riot
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN. July IL, 1872.
The suit Of OByrne against the Marquis of Hart
ington, Chief Secretary for Ireland, for damages
for injuries received by the attack Of the police
during the Phoenix Park riot in Dubnn--when the
authorities undertook to disperse q public meet
ing-whch has been on trial in this city for some
time, was brought to q close yesterday and re-
suited in favor of the plaintiff the jury awarding
him EOS damages.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE WEATHER,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEB(
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 13-1 A. N.
Probabilities.
Rising barometer, northerly winds, clear weather
and probably slight fall In the temperature rom
the Ohio valley to the Lakes; westerly to northery
winds and clear weather for the northern
portions Of the New England and Middle
States; and southerly to- westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather and possibly areas OF rain for the
and northerly with clearing weather over the
latter. The conditions continue favorable for
Southern states.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE HERALD AND DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
prom the New York Commercial, July IL.

[Prom the New York Commercial, July 12.l
The most welcome American in England to-day is
Mr.. Stanley, the undaunted and unconquerable Al.
rican correspondent of the NEW YORK HERALD. He
Is the bearer OF dispatches from the Invisible Lv
Doctor az en- route to wrestle with the mystery Of
the Nile. Stanley Will be the lion at the West End
clubs. The least Her Majesty can do In recognition
of mis- great success would be to confer upon him
the honor OF knghthood. Sir Percy Howard Cav
endish Montague Stanley would look well in the
New York DIRECTORY.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
HOSTILE INpiAES.

CHICAGO, July IL, 1872.
despatch received at Sioux City to-day from
Fort Sully, Dakota, says that 1t is reported there
that about one thousand Indians have collected at
point on the route to be taken by the Yellowstone
expedition, which Is to leave Fort Rice on the 25th
instant, and that the Indians are determined, II
possible, to prevent survey OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad through their lands.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

schr Icvscada, peland Cortland for Brooklyn. with
sehr James BLISS Hatch Por land for Now York, with
sohr Jane Maria, Mitchell. Norw, oh for New York.
schr Martha Jennings Jennings Providence tor New
schr Maria Young, Harvey. New Bcdt Nd for Hoboken.
BOUND EAST.
steamshIc tl Fl Cid. Davis. New York for No Wich.
schr Msnsn GSsss fSTs New 95 York SamfP aor
.chr schr Maud Webster. Abbott, noboken for 40" Lon
schr I.aa Mary Bates Port johnson for Prcyide @
Scnr sarah ID Thomas Arnold, PhilsdephIs foi "e"
sehr Tarren, Lindsay, New Jersey for New London
sehr Fannie az1ard EiiaaSetSPyor ri for Prosdence
Nas fHr Sr r
& schr Mary TIce Tics. Port Johnson or New Bedford
ss$. 1ns Philsdssnis ~ Or London
scSr SasSs Dillon Virginia. for Sswport sTs H1''n
shr schr Pa PPasasMstt WapRss Port JShn.on 9r Salem
s sshr Carroll Robinson, Port Johnson for Boston.
NEW xs% sS9 9dps Ss HypnTs r
schr schr Highland land Lynch. Albany for Taunton
f asfH New ~ YORK rsOSafs a4 pssy
o ProS
sehr sunnysde Nickerson, Port johnson, for Provi-
sshr sshr Golden Rule, Wilson, .Amboy for Norwich.
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Ssa hssesas9ss sF DSn'0n
cbr cbr JasS RoG@ New York New Haven
Hartford.
sscchr schr Maiden Maxwell, New York for Noank.
Schr James Potter, Dow, New York for Noank.
Schr Aiknmook, Coyle, New York for Noank
schr Cornwell Smith, New York for New London
Schr w Kimbali Hall, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Merwin, Bunce, Elizabethport for Providence.
port. ~
Schr Sarah Blake, Blake Haverstraw Fall River
Haven
sr ssh s Norpor
steamer May Queen tug boat, New York for Boston.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
ORANGE PARADES IN CANADA.

Peaceful and HarmoniOus Procession In
. Toronto and Kingston.
TORONTO, July IL, 1872.
The procession In honor OF the anniversary of the
battle of the Boyne, In this city to-day, in which
1850 men took part, was most orderly and impos-
ting. The procession marched to Queens Park,
where an address was delivered and picnic held.
The proceedings concluded with supper In the
evening"
The weather was very warm and two procession.
lists were sunstruck.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
CATERPILLAR IN COTTON FIELDS,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., July IL

CHARLESTON, s. c., July IL, 1872.
Advices from the cotton fields both above and
below Charleston confirm the intelligence OF tho
general presence OF the caterpillar.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

From the Masson (Ohio) Independent, July iol
The NEW YORK HERALD has evinced no ordinary
degree Of enterprise in fitting out and sending forth
an expedition to find DR.. Livingstone, the great
traveller I'm Africa, concerning whom the civilized
world seems anxious to know something
whether he is living, where he is,
what ne has discovered, and many other
of the mission and after long and dihgent search
he is reported TO have found the great explorer
somewhere in the interior OF Africa A glowing ac-
count IS given In late date OF the HERALD Of the
meeting between the searcher and the sought; but
some lighting had to be done before the work was
DR.. Livingstone IL well, has made many grand dts
coveries, but refuses to return home before two
more years of travel
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
FRANCE.

The Legislative Vote on the Amendment to the
Tariff Bill-Flow Of Specie from the
Bank-Intense Excitement in
the National Assembly.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Another Auction Snle Of Dourie !hfe1H
Sewing Machiues-The preie are invited invited ,m 20 IN,
spcct the large assortment Of double threau sewing
machines, several hundred IN number, whSp rt nave ave
lately been received part payment IN new YORK anu
vicinity for the Wilcox Gibbs nachile srd which VIII
Sacnasti 10 M the store 7 Broadway second sale this
sea .dn on exhibition Monday and Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Royal Havana Lottery.-oreat Hedu:-
ton In the prices Of Tickets Orders aei rizes cashsf
Information furnished. Government Bonls nogotietcl
TAYLOR Co, Bankers ID Wali street. New for@-
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
[From the Providence journal. Jnlr 12.l

Stanley, the New YORK HERALD's African ex-
plorer, has arrived at Alden, Arabia, en- route for
London, with letters from DR.. Livingstone who re-
fuses to leave incomplete his work OF ascertaining
the Of the Nile. The obstinate savan is de-
termined to hold his place in newspaper columns
by remaining lost to the world OF civilization.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

A Great Curiosity.-A Century Plant tn
full fower Is on exhibition In Thirteenth street. ad-
joiang walack's Theatre.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
THE PRESIDENCY.

The London Press in Continued Comment ON Mr..
Greeley's Nomination-What the Eng
lish Writers Think Of the Sage
and Of the Soldier.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
TIE WAR IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from the
Seat Of Revolution.
The Present Positions of the Con.
tending Forces.
EXPECTED ATTACK BY THE REBELS.
1ElEsaAm TO THE NEW Yoax HesALo.

Itlk6hAM " ihe NEW IvhA uehAlu.
The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch:-
MATAMoRos, July IL,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July H. 1872. (
The news from Monterey shows that the rev.
olutionists are avoiding combats and occupy
ing places from which the government troops
have withdrawn. The revolutionary General
Garcia de Ia Cadeiia entered Facalocates, and
after obtaining men and money retired from
that place. General Pedro Martinez, with
force of revolutionists, has occupied Methua
after beating the government troops under
General Sanchez Ochoa, who withdrew to San
Luis Potosi.
General Treviho is reported again near
Salillo, and General Quiroga is increasing his
forces by recruiting in several villages in the
State of Nuevo Leon, without being molested
by the Juaristas.
The revolutionary leaders promise speedy
attack on General Rocha in Monterey. They
expect to prevent his return to the interior,
and to drive his forces across the border.
A despatch from Monterey, received here
this evening" states that communication by
stages will be resumed, and that the first mail
stage for Matamoros will start on Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
A.-sncah Thiovcs Ixiilcdl I

Those sneak thieves the rosches and crotcn bugs that
ber that nfsst our bed chambers and ch our blood can
be extormpaied wsh absolute certainty BY the use OF
gss grocers and general dealers Depot No Sixth ay.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Cool, Refreshing Hair Drcssfng.-
CHEvALlER,s LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores gray
hair strengthens its growth obYlstes bad effects OF In
tense he at or salt water bathing on the hair
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Angcll's Turkish Baths, Lexington ave.
and Twenty fth Observation-Disclosures and vitalziug
before breakfast apezng before dinner More soothing
than opates before retiring. Ladies' day and EVENING"
nenfl md Las nQhf.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Political Banners, Flags and Portraits
at HOVER 4 0RAHAMS, " Duane street
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
TELEGaAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS July IL, 1872
The vote in the French Assembly, by which the
amendment to the bill taxing raw materials was
rejected stood $40 yeas to SOL nays instead OF 10
to se1, as was incorrectly reported in the press
news dispatches forwarded to America from this
city last night.
OUTFLOW OF SPECIE.
The specie in the Bank of France has decreased
2,50O,000 francs during the past week.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
S HIP NG NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
S,iis. Destination. |

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

A.--Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
Corner Of Fulton avenue and BceruIn street
Open from A. NJ to r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

Wine OF the Ausptco, the Surest ne'e"y
for Diarrhna any derWigement OF the powss, os
College piace aud a pE yoEb0vA. 81 William street
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol and 2o2 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

The Secretary of the Treasury, the Attorney
General and the Postmaster General had final
conferen ce to-day and approved the plans OF the
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury 0r the erec-
ton OF q new government building In Chicago, the
estimated cost OF which Is 81 100000, exclusive OF
the land. Work will be commenced as soon pos
sibo.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13

The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
sspatch:-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-11-14
a total of 243 cleo

making a total of 243 electoral votes (1S4
being necessary to a choice). It is probable
that several other States from which, az this
hour, we have no returns, have also voted
for Grant and Wilson. Before printing the
other side of our paper we will be enabled to
present fuller returns, and probably a fair
estimate of the popular vote.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The vote of the city is
as follows: For Governor-Dix, 56,464 ;
Herman, 76,O17; for Congressman-at-Large
-Tremaine, $3.50 Cox, 1888.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Grant's majority in this
city is over 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6.-Grant will carry
the State of Indiana by over 20, 1000 majority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-This city gives Greedy
about 5000 majority. The State has prob
ably gone for him. G%rosvenor, Liberal Re
Publican, is elected to Congress in the First
District, and Stone, Democrat, in the Third
District.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-Grant makes a clean
upwards of q, 900.
.ALrIMoRE, Nov. 6.-Maryland has gone
for Greeley by probably 5000 majority. The
Republicans gain one member of Congress.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-Grants majority in
the State will reach Is 900. The Republicans
elect six out of eight congressman.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Both parties claim
the State. The vote is close.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 6.-Grant's majority
in New Jersey will be between 1000 and
10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The Republicans
gain heavily on the October vote. Grant,
majority is estimated all the way from
$4,000 to 100,0 900 majority.
DETROIT, Nov. 5.-There are heavy Repub-
lican gains all over the State, and Grants
majority is placed as high as $4,000.