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The Squadron st West Havsa-Ths
Yacht Owners and Guests ssDoing'' the
Town and Indulging I'm . Bivaivo
Feast-Namcs oH the Yachts ON the
Cruise-The Regatta at New London.
WEST HAVEN, Conn.,, July q, 1873. ,
Last evening. about nine O'Clock, Rear Commo.
dore Dtckerson. of the Fieur de LIS paid visit to
the different yachts anchored or New Haven and
ordered them to be In readiness TO weigh anchor at
ten A. NJ next morning and run out into the sound
70 meet the nagships Madeleine and Tidal Wave,
which had remained at Huntington durtng sunday.
Al halfpast nine this morning the Fleur do Lis sig
haiied' prepare TO weigh anchor" and at ten
minutes to ten she signailed "Get under weign.~
The Meet all made sail and started, led BY the
Ficur de LIS. The Addie was delayed In the
start about half an hour as her throat
halyards parted, letting the mainsaii down
with run. The Clio was also detained
until eleven A. NJ awaiting the return OF her boats,
which had been mt ashore for ice and provisions.
The yachts ran down with free sheets. but when
they got down to Morris Cove they found the
breeze about south-southwest; 80 trimming down
sheets, they made few stretches out in the SOUND
to meet the Madeleine and Tidal Wave All the
neet started for West Haven at q quarter to
twelve, sailing In squadron; but as the Fleur do
Lis had pilot on board she led the feet In order
to show che way. The Madeleine came next, fol.
lowed by the Clio and Tidal Wave, with the sloops
in bunch bringing up the The Vision trimmed
down on the wind, and, firing parting gun.
The fleet anchored on the West Haven dock shortly
after noon, sailing mp IN squadron and presenting
very picturesque and striking nautical picture.
THE SQUADRON.
The following yachts are now with the squad
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Attempt to Assassinate Mar
T shall Serrano.
State Declaration Of Can
tonal independence.
The City of Igluada Sacked and
. L.sa Burned by the Carlists.
Don Alions9s Army Force - Barcelona
Alarmed for Its Independence Murder
us Of q Chief Of Municipality.
1tlEeaAms 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID July 81. 1873.
The crews of the Spanish men-of-war AL
mama, vittoria, Mendez, Nunez and Fernando
el Catolica having mutinied, the government
has issued proclamation declaring them pi-
rates, and authorizing their capture and treat
ment as such by any foreign Power on the
high seas. sle
The majority in the Cortes propose to move
. vote Of censure on the government for de-
claring the insurgent crews pirates.
1t is reported that Price, member Of the
international Society Of England, is in COM
pnand of one Of the revolted men-of-war.
GENERALS AND cuvn. GOVERNORS D1sNnsED.
81 DEGREES have been issued dismissing
from the public service Generals Contreras
and Pierrad and removing from Office the
civil governors of Cordova, Murcia, Ponte-
vedra, Leon and Orense.
General Payia has been appointed Captain
General of Andalusia and Estramadura
fnosANCAAA DECAAhAI1oN oF ANDEfGNDENCGs
The province of Alicante has declared it.
self an independent canton. r
Iguaiada Sacked and Burned.
,.,..,,, ,-,.,.r...- .-- MADRID, July q, 1879
The Carists have sacked and burned the town
ofIgualada.
Don Alphonso's Army In Force Around
the Ruins.
SO te BAYoNNE. July 81, 1873.
The carlist force, which has just captured tue
town Of Igualada, is under the command Of Don
Aiphonso, and comprises $500 infantry, 200 cav
airy an three pieces Of artillery.
...a.l.4-. .arf
Barcelona Barrricadins Against tho
fu lo1 BourbOns. lra
ai,sV ai ~ a.s ans. BAYoNNE, July q, 1873.
In consequence Of Carlist successes the munich
pal authorities OF Barcelona have organized COM
mirtee Of safety, and are pressing into the ser.
vice. for local defence, all men between the ages Of
twenty and forty years.
Murder OF . Mayor After an Election
Muddle.
MADRID July q, 1873
The Mayor OF Albocacer In Valencia, was assas-
sinated during local disturbance growing out Of
the recent elections.
Attempt To Asssassinate Marshal Ser
M t.s BrARRrrz, July q, ls7a
An attempt was made here yesterday to assas-
sinate Marshal serrano while walking in the
grounds Of his villa.
The assassin has been arrested
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yusk HERALD.

PARIS. July q, 1873.
"A telegram from Versailles, under date Of this
evening, reports as fsnows:-
In the National Assembly this afternoon NJ Jules
Favre STACKED the home policy Of the govern.
ment. He wanted to know why the government,
which punished with severity the insulters Of the
Assembly, permitted the journals to Insult ex.
President Theirs with impunity. He also exposed
and denounced the alliance between the monarch
ists and Bonaparttsts.
After scene Of great disorder vote Of conn.
dence In the government was adopted by 700 yeas
TO 27o nays. -
This large majority on the eve Of the recess is
regarded as significant, and Is contrasted with the
vote by which the present government was called
into being on the Gath OF May when President
Theirs was defeated BY only Il majority.
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THE CHOLERA.

Dreadful Fright to tho People In
Northern Missourt-EiRht Deaths In
Four Hours-Wholesalc Immigratio
Threatened.
ST. LOUIS, July 81, 1873
despatch from Louisiana, in Northern Mis-
souri,, says eight deaths from cholera occurred
there between eight and twelve O'Clock last night,
and great excitement prevails. Hundreds Of citi-
zens are preparing to leave the place.
The disease is also said to prevail at Troy, Han
nibal and other places in that part OF the State.
Three Deaths from Cholera In Cincin.
natl Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. July q, 1873.
Three deaths from cholera were reported here
to-day.
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TO NEW ORLEANS IN A SIXTY POUND
BOAT

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 21, 1873.
Joseph @. Cloud started hence this evening to
row to New Orleans for wager Of $1,000, the con-
ditions being that he win not sleep on shore TILL he
reaches the latter place. He goes by way OF Tren-
ton, Easton, Reading, Harrisburg and Altoona.
The boat will be carried over the mountains and
put into the Ohio River The boat weighs sixty
pounds. Cloud Ia an actor BY profession.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1873.
Captain W. A. RAFFERTY,, OF the Sixth cavalryj
First Lieutenant Edward 8. Curtis. of the Second
artillery; Second Lleutenants Clarence A. Postley,
of the Third artillery; w. 8. Wyatt. OF the Ninth
infantry, and G. w. d. Davis OF the Filth cavalry
have been ordered to duty at the Military Academy
at West Point.
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YALE AND HARVARD, ATTENTION.
NEW YORK, July 10. 1873.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The result OF the recent college race being so un-
satisfactory, especially TO Harvard who, 1t seems
would like another trial. why would II not be a
good idea for them to make match and invite the
"Atalanta Club OF New York" to take part Az
the latter Club defeated them both In 1871 this
would enable them TO make scores even and settle
lty. Yours AMATEUR
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KnoWles' Insect Destroyer II Sold Only
in bottles at 2sc &c., q and - Great saving to buy the
Knowles INSECT DESTROYER is not sold by tho
ounce or pound. Any pretending to sell KNOwLkY
fraud. and such stores should be ayoioed, ov,n
put up in botss when used thoroughly according 70 d.
recons will exterminate all Bedbugs. Cockroachsss
Ants Moths Pleas Lice animals and every variety OF
insect To insure you get the see that there
q facsimile signature of L. KNOWLES and O. N
CRIrTENT0N on the label Of each bottle. Sold by drug
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From the Dunkirk IN. ~ Advertiser (dem.)
July 49,


The recent series Of articles BY the NEW YORK
HERALD on the possibility and probability Of Cesar
Ism In this country are pregnant with thought and
reason. The HERALD starts out on the assump.
tton-a something so selfevident as not to be dis
puted-that II the President wants third nomina-
tion to the Presidency, as the republican party is
now constituted, he can get it. That he will refuse
il big course q action gives. no one
grounds for believing But II hs should
ana should be elected would any particular
harm to republican Institutions result9 1t IL be.
because the idea does not seem repugnant TO the
mass Of republicans and that the party leaders are
tacitly acquiescing to such q probability that the
HERALD founds Its weightiest argument. When.
ever the people become insensble to the possibility
Of Cesarism-of one-man-pow history has
invariably shown that that people was often on the
very brink Of the evil from which IL had no
fears Probe the policy OF Grants administra-
tion and what do you nnd2 Dees it not
seek to absorb into the general government every
interest that It can Does not 1t In its leading
governments appointments select men who prove
themselves true to the wishes and interests Of
Grant, and II they do not are they not discharged'
Is there any hesitancy In using federal power and
influence for the upholding Of pure party schemes
or me election OF an svowed friend OF the Presi.
dent In any state OF the Unioni In short. what
u there LEFT undone that is possible to do that
Caesar or Q Napoleon, II President, would not also
have done or do to perpetuate his poweri
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Exchangc and Frctghts at Havana.
HAVANA, July 81, 1879.
Exchange steady On United States, sixty days.
currency, "a q IS premium; short sight, SO 81
premium; sixty days, gold, 50 premium; short
sight, 66 q SO premium; on London, 10 premium !;
on Paris, 81 81 premium; Spanish gold IS pre-
MUM. ,.l
Freights--Loading at Havana for United States,
per box OF sugar. 80 25; per hogshead Of sugar. Slo
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The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post 0nlco
at twelve O'Clock H.
The NEW YORK HRRALD-Editi0n for Europe
will be ready ct hafpast nine O'Clock In the morn
ing.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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7ELElRAM 10 IHE NEW york HeaALn.

CITY OF MEXICO. July 16, 1873.
The yellow fever is spreading on the Gulf Coast.
The cholera has appeared in Vera Cruz.
THE ELECTION NEWS
The elections are going on quietly throughout
the country. The liberals claim the election OF
their candidates for Judges Of the Supreme Court
and Attorney General.
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TrlseiAas TO THE NEW YORK AsnAlO.

.-veeoo- HAVANA, July 81, 1873.
An ofacial despatch from Santiago de Cuba an :
nounces q heavy engagement with the insurgents.
No particulars have yet been received.
.,.,.es d, .s CURRENCY AND COMMERCE..
There Is general want OF confidence among the
merchants. Exchange and gold are rising daily
and the merchants have faith in paper currency.
commercial crisis seems to be inevitable.
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= N q La N D.
Citizen Compliment to Canadian sharpshoot-
ers-Tichberns's Trial-Ths Weather
Unusually Warm.


u, EE6AkM TO tine NEW YoaK MAAln.
LONDON. July 21, 1873
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is f242, 900.
The rate OF discount for three months bills In
the open market Is u per cent below the Bank Of
England rate.
CITIZEN COMPLIMENT TO CANADIANS.
banquet win be given at Richmond tonight
in honor OF the Canadian rinemen who are here to
participate in the Wimbledon contests. Right Bon.
ViscOunt Bury win preside.
THE rICHBORNE CLAIMANT AGAIN IN COURT
The trial OF the Tichborne claimant on the
charge OF perjury, was resumed this morning. but
almost immediately alter the opening Of the Court
one OF the Jurors tainted from the effects OF the
heat, and an adjournment until tomorrow was
necessary.
WARN WEATHER
The thermometer stands at eighty-nve degrees
In the shade in London and vicinity.
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1879
Lieutenant Commander George N. Bache has
been detached from the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
aud placed on waiting orders. Assistant Surgeon
Charles w. Gravatt, rom the Pawnee and placed
on waiting orders.
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About one O'Clock p N. Commodore v0orhS stg-
nailed the fleet TO go ashore, and the yacht owners
aud their guests disembarked and inspected tho
beauties OF West Haven. There was large picnic
from Meriden, Conn.,, enjoying themselves in the
Railroad Grove, and the blue coats aud brass but
tons OF the yachtsmen were soon sprtnked through
the crowd taking In everything there was to bo
seen. The elevated railroad, horses IN the ring,
dancing. swinging shooting at the mark. &c, were
all patrOnlzed in their turn The clans were being
cooked In small lot to the southward OF the
Beach and Sea View hotels, aud the hungry marty
ners wandered around the hre, watching with eager
eyes the gradual cooking OF the luscious bivaves.
LITTLE AMUSED BY COLONEL Oakley.
During the interval awaiting the eatabes Colonel
John Oakley made one OF his humorous speeches,
affording great deal of amusement to the yachts
men and large party OF the inhabitants OF Con-
necticut. Colonel Oakey's speech was pleasantly
terminated by the announcement that tho CLAIMS
were ready. There was an immediate rush to tho
hall below, and the members OF the club did
ample justice to the clans, fish, lobster, chicken
and corn that were provided in abundance.
After feeding. Commodore v0orhls called q meet
ing OF the yacht owners, and after some discussion
they decided to leave Morris Cove at eight O'Clock
A. M. for New LOnuon. The gun viii he hred
from the flagship at quarter to eight to prepare.
and second gun at eight A. Nj. to start The
leading yachts Will wait for the rest OF the fleet at
the lightship, aud all the yachts viii enter New
London HarbOr In squadron.
On Wednesday there will be regatta at New
London for the sOops OF the club, starting from
or the Pequot House. On Thursday the neet viii
Sail I0r StOnulBLOtl, -N---- ~ -
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FRANCE.

n. Jules Tavrs Impugns the Government Pol
icy-Excitemsnt in the Assembly-vets Of
-. Confidence in the Ministry.
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MEXICO.

Yellow Fever and Cholera-Progress Of the
Elections.
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CUBA.

Severe Battle with the Insurgents-The Cur
rsncy and Commerce
nfa nsaT and Freight.
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A Cure Guaranteed OF Bright's Disease
Gravel Diabetes all Diseases Bladder and Kidneys
by using KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
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EGYPT.

American Explorers Bound Homeward from
the East. 81.
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Cholera Morbus, summer Complaint,
Colic Diarrh9a and all Affections Of the Bowels incl
dent either children or adults are cured AZ once W
DR.. JAYNB'S CARMINATIVE BAL5AM
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A Little Trouble Will, Convince Ala
nat PAIN PAINT removes pain Instantly Free test at
l8l Cha than suuare. l..
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Batchelor's Hair Dye Il the Best In tho
world the only and perfect hair dye instantan,'
GUS harmless; at all druggists
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
ALEXANDRIA, July a, 1873.
The American-0riental Typographical Corps have
sailed from this port on their return voyage to the
United States.
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Yachting Notes.

/. .-< Yachting Notes.
The following passed Whitestone yesterday e'a
route for New York.
Steam yacht America, Mr.. Smith, from New Lon
don.
Yacht Oracle (sloop). N.Y.Y.O., Mr.. Walker, from
Clan Cove.
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured WITH.
out pain CORN CURE by mall 50 cents Dr HAO@'' ="
Broadway. corner Fult
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Rupture and Physicni Ueiormities
.,,ccessTuv treated by MARSH COMPANY at their old
suHsYDIXT CURE Truss Office, No. vesey street. Lady
attn
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Dyspepsia.-Most ObssinSteec sec Uses sT,c u.,,a's
800 and Stewards. 10Th street and
Hirda
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acval Havana LOttery.-Prices Re-
duced, circulars sent and information given We sold
'''e II III MARTINEZ CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street
Poat office box A6s6 New York.
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sad Faces May Now Bo Seen I'm Mala-
rial districts To brighten them there remedy hka
DRSHLERs FEvkK ANA AauK PLLI&
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-24

They Know Their Rights, and Their Utter
ances Look as If They Dare Maintain Them I
The Farmers association Of Fulton /
county, in session at Smithfeld, adopted
the following resolutions.
Resoloed, L. That we, members of the
Farmers association Of Fulton county, are
in favor of good farming, and improved
stock, and the best farm buildings and
farm implements
2 That we favor the encouragement
of our manufactures, and the advancement
Of our commercial interests. and increased
aud cheaper facilities for communication
with the seaboard
3. That we favor good common roads
and substantial bridges, good school.
houses, and teachers, and universal educa-
ton.
4 That we believe in the supremacy
Of the law In the regulation by law Of
all transportation and express companies,
and other monopoiies and in melting out
equal and exact justice TO all classes of
men.
5. That we favor honesty and economy
in all departments Of the government, ma
tional,' state, and county,-in the reduction
of taxation to the lowest point consistent
with our public necessities; and integrity
and ability, probity, and efficiency in our
public officials
6. In the present depressed state of
our finances the recent increase of pay of
/ government officials by congress was
unjust and uncalled for. and so far as it
was retroactive it was simply a steal-a
theft of money from the public treas ry.
! = That the salary theft and the
/ recent congressional investigations have
exhibited such disreputabe and dishonest
practices in our public servants that the
national safety demands a union Of al
honest men in order to elevate the stan
dard Of morality and purity in the public
service.
A convention Of delegates from the u
oranges Of the Patrons Of Husbandry Of
Hancock county, in session at Carthage on
the I4th, adopted the following:
Resoised, That this organization is op-
posed to railroad steals, salary grab steals
bank steals, and every other form Of thiev
cry by which the farming and laborin.
classes are robbed Of the honest fruits o
their labor.
, Res9iged, That our strength as an organ
izaton should be exerted against the elec
ton Of anyone in favor Of the foregoing
! steals
Reso7red. That we will not patronize man
d ufacturers Of agricultural implements VIII
: will not deal directly with our organization
+ Resolred That the ends We desire t
/ attain cannot be hoped for through eithe
/ OF the existing party organizations.
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LOUISVILLE KY. Oct :. 1863.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many thanks 10 you
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have been s great sufferer for years and had the
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