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Mrs. Young No. IL Compromises with
Prophet Brigham for S15, 5,OO0-Thc Hugo
Law Suit at an End.

SAIL LAKE CITY, AUGUST T. I573,
The sensational and anXousy looked for divorce
suit between the potential Brigham and Mrs. Young
number seventeen Is not likely to reach judicial
hands. The Prophet has come down from the
lofty pinnacle OF dsdan from which he
1T first snubbed the persevering seventeenth
wife OF his bosom in connection with this
affair, and, after considerable diplomacy and cor
respondence compromised the suit by paying over
to her the sum of $4,000.
Her attorneys are trying TO defeat this as being
invalid but more because their fees have not been
provided for so far. 1t is understood, however,
that they cannot alter the arrangement, and that
the compromise will stand, thus breaking OH the
suit.
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YACHT RACE ON THE DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 4, 1873
spirited yacht race came or on the Delaware
this afternoon, the course being from Tacony
to Ten Mile Point and back and re-
peat the entire distance, amounting TO Of.
teen miles. The boats OF the Philadelphia
Yachting Club composed most OF the entries.
The race was open TO two classes OF
fifteen feet yachts, and the prizes were six
In number, composed OF table silver
pieces Lizzie Ardis was the winning boat OF the
trst class Kate Eagan coming In second. Lillian
carried OF the first prize OF the second class and
John Lidebottom the second prize.
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Before the start Brown was large favorite over
nor did he cease to s Nave 9se % ca od during the
race, Notwithstanding that Picton won the first
ana second heats; in fact alter the second heat
Brown got to be much stronger IN the pools. In
the third heat Brown made the pace so strong
that IN the third quarter he carried Ida to u
break by which she lost so much ground that
when Brown crossed the score she was outside the
distance much to the disgust OF those who had
been induced to invest on the neld. or course,
with PictOn out the race was but trife better
than walk over for Brown. Raymond managed.
however, to save her distance in both the fourth
anu 1fth heats, and therefore, got second money.
THE SARATOGA SECOND MEETING.
The second meeting OF the Saratoga Association
begins tomorrow with the usual three races, the
first being the Kentucky Stakes for twO-year Olds,
one mile, which promises to be very good race,
the probable starters being Colonel McDaniels
Arlington; Hunter 4 Travers bay colt King
Pin, by Lexington, out OF Ethan Lass; Chamber
as S s1 g0 SaS 5 By out f
out OF Banner IA tull sister to Annie Bush Grin
stead's bay colt, by Gilroy Out q u sister to
War Dance, out OF Dolly Morgan; Morris bay colt
Battle Axe, by Monday, out OF Ruthless, and Lit
tells bay colt Reform, by bennington, out Of Stolen
Axe. 800; Grinsteads entry, $50; King Pin, $25
Banneret, 81; Reform, $40; Stampede, $l2; vlsi-
Later ia the evening Grnstead's entry sold for
s27O; Battle Axe $3.50 Cottrell's entry, $lO5 King
Pi1, 800, and the Others In the field for 500.
THE SECOND RACE
is the Summer Handicap for all ages, two miles
800 entrance, half forfeit only $40 II declared out
which closed with twenty-siX entries, OF which
accepted the weights the following being
the probable starters:-Chamberns Mary Con-
stant, with So lbs. Hunter .Travers imported
colt Strachne, with 81 lbs. Franklin's mare Ari-
zOna, with 107 lbs and Pennocks colt, by Yandal,
out OF Margarine, with 102 lbs.
In the pools Strachine had the call, selling for
$50, Arizona bringing $40, Pennocks colt $50 and
Mary Constant 500.
THE THIRD RACE
Is handicap steeple chase over the usual course,
for purse oil ST. 100 which promises wel the follow
ing having entered and handicapped :-Bannat tyne s
Duffy, 160 lbs; AlOways Tradewind, l54 lbs
Kerwln's N. p, by Wagram $50 lbs. Donahue's
Blind TOm 150 lbs, and George West, l4s lbs.
Llttell's Mary Clark l46 lbs; Ll0yd's Wiley, las
lbs, and Bells Victor, 14O lbs.
In the first pool sold Duffy brought 800. Dono-
hue's entries $685. Tradewlnd $50, n. p. $50, Mary
Clark $32, Victor S1S and Wiley $13.
SINGLE SCULL RACE
During the afternoon there was a single scull
race at the Lake between g. O. Myers and N NJ.
Hill. both members OF the Saratoga Rowing Asso-
citation, the course being one OF three miles, a mile
and a half out and back, which was won by Myers
with case.
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FRATRICIDE IN ILLINOIS.

Brutal Murder by a Brother-A Wife
Instructed Not to "Go Back On" the
Criminal.
CAIRO, ILL.,, August 4, 1873.
Daisy Bruze killed his brother, Dan Bruce, near
Hazlcwood, Alexander county, on Thursday night.
Both we're rather notorious characters. They had
stolen some horses, and after hiding them were
proceeding to the house of Oscar Greenlee with
the intention, II Is SAID, OF carrying out pre-
viously arranged plan to Kill Greenlee. Dan
showed an inclination TO back out, and when the
Daisy CARRYING heavy club and threatening Dan.
Daisy went home alone bringing Dams shoes with
him. He remarked to his wife, al you hear me
accused OF murder don't go back on me.r Suspi-
cion being aroused search was made which re-
suited In the discovery OF Dams body, with the
neck broken and marks of heavy blows on the
head Oficers started from here last night In pur.
suit Of the murderera
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BATHING DISASTERS,

Richard Dignon and Albert Cole were drowned
at Chelsea Beach, Mass, on sunday. Both were
unmarried. 1t appears their feet became entan-
gled in the sea grass and they were drowned while
attempting to free themselves.
Michael McCarty was drowned while bathing IN
the dirty water near the Lowell depot. at Boston,
on sunday last.
The bodies OF Mile Mouton and Jennie Burn
ham, who were drowned at Newmarket few days
since, were recovered on sunday, the Sd inst.
son Of Joseph woodheud, OF Worcester, Mass,
was drQwped IN . DQpd Ct ~Rnckdsla y9sterdav.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan will leave this port ON
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe
will be ready at halpast nine O'Clock In the morn--
ing.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents
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THE UTAH TERRITORIAL ELECTIONS.

SALT LAKE, August 4, 1873.
The Territorial election passed OF quietly to-day.
The Mormon ticket was unanimously chosen, the
Gentiles not voting. The usual number Of women
and children, mostly aliens, voted.
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THREE MEN BURNED TO DEATH.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, August 4, 1873.
On Saturday evening terrible accident occurred
on the farm OF Mr. william Preston, ut Butler, by
which three men were burned to DEATH They
were boring for oil and we're In the well at the
time oil was struck The oil scarcely reached the
leet or more The bodies OF the men who were
burned were not recovered until TO-DAY.
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A VALUABLE sHODDY MILL BURNED.

AVER Mass, August 4. 1873.
A shoddy mill at Mitchelve, about two milea
from here owned by william Mitchell, OF Aver, waa
burned down in less than an hour this afternoon.
The fire caught from the picker. The property de-
stroyed was valued at between one hundred thou
sand and ohe hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Not more than half the loss Is covered by insur-
ance The large bridge was not injured. One OF
the small bridges was slightly damaged. Fire en-
gnes from Shirley and Aver were there as soon a.
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DEATH BY SHOOTING IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA Pa, August 4, 1873.
Samuel NJ Williamson, a resident OF Whining.
ton Del, was accidently shot in q pawn
shop, at the corner OF Third and South
streets this evening. He was exam.
ininr gun and colored man named Dempsey
Butler was looking at a pistol when the latter was
accidentally discharged. The bail entered the left
side of Williamson, passing downwards. He was
removed to the hospital In dangerous condition.
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A THREATENED RIOT.
CoIored Troops Creating Trouble I'm
Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Au

New ORLEANS, La August 4. 1873.
special despatch from san Antonio, Texas, re.
ports threatened riot, growing out OF severe
chastisement given to negro soldier by Captain
Tobyn whose daughter the negro had insulted.
The officers commanding the negro troops sent
word to the city officials that they could not con-
troll their men, and the citizens Immediately
turned out in iorce The military authorities then
ordered the negro soldiers out OF the town, and by
their influence quiet was restored.
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A DAY OF MISFORTUNE.
Four Cases of Accidental Death in PHIL
adelphia i'm Twelve Hours.

PHILADELPHIA, August \, 1873,
Monday viii be long remembered in this city as
peculiarly unfortunate day. Four lives we're lost
through accident At noon Christian Zaaber was
smothcred TO death by a bank OF gravel fall.
ing upon him. At three o'clock John Foster was
instantly killed by falling wall In Howell street.
At four O'Clock p. M. David Donnelly was mortally
wounded by a falling tree, and, a little later,
Charles Kinkel, aged sixteen years, was drowned
ERlle bathing at the loot OF Knickcrbocker Wharf.
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In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, August 4, 1873.
Several new cases OF cholera are reported to-
night New fruit and vegetables are dong their
work with their accustomed promptness.
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The New Bishop OF Winchester.

The New Bishop OF Winchester.
LONDON, August SO A. M.
The Bishop OF Ely will succeed the late DR.. Will
beriorce as Bishop OF Winchester.
ACCIDENT ON A RAILWAY.
railway accident occurred last night between
Ashton and Manchester by which eighteen persons
were injured, but none killed outright.
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FRANCE.

The Bourbonist Royalists in Dynastic Coun-
cil-Cautious Vigilance of the Demo-
cratic Conservatives-Party Tests
at the Electoral Polls.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER
WASHINGTON, ID. O.. August 5-l A. NJ

H.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. August 81 A. NJ }
Synopsis JJor the Past Toenty-6our Hours.
The barometer continues to rise and the tenn
perature TO fall, with northeasterly winds and
generally clear weather in the lower lake region
and the Middle states; northeasterly winds,
cool, clear weather and rising barometer pre-
vail In New England: Increasing cloudi-
ness, northeasterly winds, cooler weather
and occasional rain in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States, the barometer is
falling in the Northwest with partly
cloudy weather and southeasterly Winds but
northeasterlv to southeasterly winds and clear
weather prevail from the upper lakes TO the Ohio
Valley; from the Ohio Valley TO Tennessee, north
easterly winds, cool, clear weather and rising
barometer.
Probabilities
For the lower lake region and Michigan and
southward to West Virginia and Kentucky, north
easterly to southeasterly winds, clear, cooler
high barometer low temperature, northeasterly
and easterly winds and clear weather. For
New England nOrtheasterly winds and gene
rally clear, cool weather For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, falling
temperature rising barometer, nOrtheasterly to
eastery winds. increasing clOudiness and rain
near the coasts. For the northwest and
upper lakes and thence to the lower
Missouri Valley, southeasterly and southwest
erly winds, higher temperature, increasing cloudi
ness and occasional rain In the evening.
Reports are missing from the Southwest and
oregon.
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UrrcA, August 4, 1873.
Cheese. e.-Market very dull not over 500 boxes
offered and less than 1000 were sold prices ranged from
l21c 10. c.; offers OF 3Ac a l31sc, were made, and
one factory was offered l3sc. We heard of sales
these figures factory pretcrrlng TO hold AT Little
Falls, the sales OF private dairy were 600 boxes
I've. lot sold at I2c the offerings of factory
reached & aboat oo boxes Of which apou! As were sold
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FRIGHTFUL FALL OF A WORKMAN.

Yesterday forenoon August Segman, German
carpenter, fell from the building No. 20 Bedford
street. Newark, on some timbers covering q
cIstern opening. His scull was fractured and
shoulder dslocated. He died soon after.
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colonel, who left his command with num-
Der of republican volunteers
Another regiment, at the same place, has
dismissed its officers
COMMANDERS THANKED BY THE FOREIGN
CoNsULs.
The British, Russian and German Consuls
have thanked General Paira, commanding the
government troops at Seville, for the gallant
conduct of his men and the protection given
to foreigners and their property.
VALENCIA UNDER FIRE
The regular bombardment of Valencia has
begun.
CoRTEs PRIVILEGE AND PARLIAMENTARY DIG
In the Cortes to-day a special committee
was appointed to consider the expediency of
authorizing the legal prosecution of insurgent
Deputies.
The Latest Report from the Armies.
MADRID, August A, 1873.
The members of the Revolutionary Junta at
CadiZ are under arrest.
The city of Grenada has surrendered to the
government troops.
The province of Andalusia is completely
pacified.
THE CONSTITUTION
Debate in the Cortes on the new constitution
will open on Wednesday.
Citizen Demonstration in support Of the
Government.
MADRID, August 4, 1873.
There was large popular demonstration in
Seville yesterday in favor of the government.
Don Carlos Position and Fcalty to Pro-
vinciaIist Rights.
BAYoNNE, August 4, 1878.
Don Carlos is in the town of Guernica,
province of Biscay, seventeen miles northeast
of Bilbao
Yesterday he took the oath of fidelity to the
privileges of the province.
BOurbonist Army Strategy and the Chief
Command.
BARCELONA, August 4, 1873.
The Carlists at Prats de Llusanes are di-
vided into three corps.
The whole force is commanded by Don
Alfonso.
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HONOR THE BRAVE.

General Sherman Received with Grand
EcIat at Cape May-'sOld Tccumsch" as
a seaside Ha ndshakcr.
CAPE May August 4, 1878.
The reception OF General Sherman tonight was
the most stylish event OF the season, and invita-
tions were issued for the first time at this place
and all our fashionables turned out in full dress
AS the hero entered the room there was intense
enthusiasm and Hassels band struck up "Hai to
the Chef Presentations then took place with
out ceremony, and the occasion has been much
enjoyed. Tomorrow night we have the great
coterie carnival at the Columbia, for which exten-
siye preparations are being made.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, A

CONsTANTINOPLE, August 4, 1873.
The Porte yesterday signed a contract for raising
a loan OF s75,oooooo. The issuing price is to be
fifty -four and the interest six per cent. One pei
cent Is to be reserved for the sinking fund.
No commission or charges are to be paid.
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CREDIT MOBILIER SUIT.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, August d. 1873.
On the motion Of sundry defendants in the Credits
Mobier suits for an extension Of time from to-day
In which to die their answers to the government
bill, Judge Shpman has fixed upon the first Monday
October
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York City
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Died.

MCTIERHAN--At her residence, 107 Washington
street, BRIDGET, wife OF Patrick McTernan.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[Foy Other Deaths See N5nth Pu0e.l
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A WRESTLING MATCH POSTPONED.

PTTTsBURG, Pa, August 4, 1873.
The great wrestling match between Edward Law,
the champion OF England and Michael Ternay, OF
this city, for purse Of $1,000, which was 10 have
taken place to-day has been postponed until to-
morrow.
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THE CLOUD ROWING FEAT.

ALTOONA, Pa, August q, 1878.
Joe Cloud and his boat arrived here on the fast
line this evening. He goes direct to Pittsburg by
the train. He remains there tomorrow and leaves
on Wednesday morning. He is one day ahead Of
time.
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sCHUTZENFEST.
Eighth Annual Meeting OF the Washing
ton Sch chutzenverein.

WASHINGTON, August 4, 1873
The eighth annual Schutzenfest Of the Washing
ton Schutzenveren commenced today with o
grand procession through the principal streets
OF this city. Sixty members OF the Baltimore
Schutzen, with flags. and Captain Winters band
in Prussan uniform, and also three other bands OF
music were In the procession. About eighty car
rages arrived at the park, where an address Of
welcome was made by 5. Wolf President
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THE BROwN-BIGLIN ROWING MATCH.

HALIFAX, August 4, 1873.
Brown has agreed to row Biglin for 81 900, allow
the latter $3.50 for expenses The time has not yet
been fixed.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CHEESE MARKET.

Rear Admiral Case, commanding the European
station was at Trieste in the Wabash on July II.
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THE CHOLERA.
In HliilOis.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 4, 1873
Two new cases OF cholera are reported at Carmi,
H., but no deaths. Five hundred families have
left since last Tuesday.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails. &C., Cured With.
out pain. CORN CURE, by mall 5Oc. Dr. RICE. Do
Broadway. cerncr Fulton street.
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BARCELONA, August 4, 1873.
The Carlists at Prats de Llusanes are di-
vided into three corps
The whole force is commanded by Don
Alfonso.
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TURKEY.

Imperial Authorization Of New Governm ent
Loan.
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The steamship wyoming. from Liverpool July
% and Queenstown oath, arrived at this port at an
early hour this morning.
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Valencia Under Cannonadc and In
Barricade.

Barricade.
VALENCIA, August /, 1873.
Cannonading is maintained at regular in
tervals, the booming Of the big guns being
relieved every now and then by the sharp re-
ports of musketry fusilade
STREET FIGHTING AND SLAUGHTER.
There is desperate fighting between the
combatants--the insurgents and republican
forces.
Four companies of volunteer cavalry, un-
der command Of Cavalotte, the tenor, charged
to the Plaza and attacked the men of the
Guard Civile and the carbineeros
The cavalry suffered heavily, but succeeded
in capturing four barricades
SUBURBAN SUFFERING FROM SHOT, SHELL AND
Spanish troops occupied the village of
bIislata, but they were dislodsed soon after
wards from the position by force of insur-
gent artillery, the guns of which were served
by old soldiers of the lire who had deserted
the national standard.
The place was taken and retaken alternately.
II is now burning, with the flames extend
ing, having been set on fire by shells thrown
from the Cuarte Tower, in Valencia
JOY AMID RUIN AND DEATH.
Great enthusiasm prevails among the insur-
gents-the defenders of the town.
The losses of the Spanish army force are
heavy.
Spanish Preparatfon for n General Bonn
bardment OF valencia-A Few Brief
Prcmonitory Messages.
VALENCIA, August 2, 1873.
A general bombardment of Valencia by the
Spanish government troops is expected to
commence at IN early moment. 1t has been
deferred for the reason that the commander of
the batteries has been unable to get the NOR
tars in complete position.
A regular, but partial, mortar fire was de-
livered this morning, but without causing
mucn damage.
Some few citizens were killed, and the
Church of San Sebastian was injured by the
bombs
The government battery practice grows bet
ter as it continues.
SEVERE BATTLE
A serious combat has just taken place
at Masanasa village, near Valencia, between q
volunteer insurgent body and the govern
ment soldiers.
THE DEATH ROLL.
One hundred and fifty men have been
killed.
Capture Of Arms in the Capital.
MADRID, August 8, 1873.
An important seizure of arms has been ef-
fected in this city to-day.
Government Bulletin OF Gains and
Losses--A New system OF Army Disci-
plinc.
MADRID, August 4, 1873
Official despaches from Valencia to-day re-
port that the Government troops are making
their way into the city.
The forces advancing against Cadiz have
entered San Lucar-de- Barrameda eighteen
miles north of the city.
rao;rnnnt NJ. Masonaeo 6rad noon &c
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FIRE DAMP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August 4, 1873.
Two fatal cases OF cholera were reported to day.
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Justifiable Assnssination-Th

Notice OF funeral hercafter.
[Foy Other Deaths See NSnth Pu0el
Justihable Assn ssin ation-The Staying
with that terrible weapon, o. pair OF KNOWLES BEL
LOWS, charged with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER.
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Corns, Bunicrs. Enlarged Joints, sh
"'''A'e' " ''e ''e' Dr. ZlCHARIE. n Union square.
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ENGLAND.
Holiday in the Karts of Commerce.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LIVERPOOL, August 4, 1873.
The bank holiday closes all the Liverpool mar
kets.
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THE OLD STORY.
Sheridan's Opinion OF the Southwest In
dians-Oead Indians the Only Good
Indians-Attaclks and Repulses.

WASHINGTON, AUGUST 4, 1918.
Lieutenant General Sheridan, in forwarding a re-
port to General Sherman. says:-"The Indians who
depredate in the Mud River Valley belong to the
Northern Cheyennes and Arapahoes about Fort
Fetterman, and we're recently represented in the
peace council at Red Clouds Agency"
Lieutenant Colonel Brackett OF the Second cav
airy, reports from Camp Stanbaugh, wyoming
Territory, that the Indians made an attack on the
settlement OF Old Camp Brown on the 2oth Of July,
and killed Mrs. Richards and Miss Hall. First Lieu
tenant Whean, with Company h, Second cavalry,
has gone in pursuit OF the murderers.
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The Oid Jersey Rclnedy for Fever ensl
Ague. DEsHLERs FILLS still curing thousands.
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In.
stantaneous, reliable and harmless Use no other except
IL and will be right.
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An Italian Fleet to Proceed to Carta.
gena - The Flag of Savoy In tho
Foreign Naval Council.
ROME, August 4, 1873.
A feet of Italian war vessels has been
ordered to proceed to Cartagena, to protect
the interests of subjects of Italy, and also to
cooperate with the other foreign vessels now
there in whatever measures may be deemed
necessary in view of the situation.
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way gives universal satisfac retaining Rupture
fortaby Till cured Nobody buys the filthy sponge pads.
dangerous wire springs wrctched metal finger pads.
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Cannon Shot, Mortar Bombs and Flame
in the City, Over Churches and
at Suburban Retreats.
Seizure of War Munitions in
Madrid.
An Italian Fleet to Sail for the War
Lighted Coast.
a.1iSno Advancing

Bourbonist Royalism Advancing
Under Solemn Pledges Of
Constitutional Bond.
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty hours. in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy. HERALD Building
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A DEAD SENSATION.

Average temperature yesterday. .............
Average temperature for corresponding date
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A.-Wedding Cards, Paris styles; French
JAMES EvERDEIi, so2 Broadway Established 1870.
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Of VIII ole armies OF roaches bedbugs, ants and moths
with that terrible WEAPON O pair OF KNOWLES BBLs-
Lows, charged with Knowles INSECT DESTROYER.
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Havana Lottery Circulars SENT ny -.
ALENCE Sc Cedar street. box t25i New YORK rost once.