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UlEtnAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALn
LONDON, Sept 10, lS7a
BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day Is E5 900.
AGRICULTURIsT PROSPECTS.
The weather throughout England to-day is fair,
but unfavorabe for the crops
EMBARKED FOR CANADA.
Mr.. James NJ. Bellew sailed from Liverpool for
Quebec yesterday in the steamer P0lynesian.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Assassin Attempt Against the Life Of Presi.
dent-Miners' Reward
1rulaA1 TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON Sept. 10, 1873
has arrived.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made at
Buenos Ayres to assassipate Or. Saymlento, Pres
ident Of the Argentine Republic.
Rich MINES.
The Atacania silver mines had proved exceed
ingly rich
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.
A Meeting Of Stockholders Called
in London.
The Exact Position Of the
Road To Be Stated.
TElEehAH TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1873.
MIR. Watson has called meeting of all per-
SONS who are interested in the Erie Railroad
affairs for next Thursday, when he will make
full statement explaining the exact position
of that railway.
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A HOLOCAUST.

Fire In Williamson, Ky.-Four Per.
sons Burned to Death.
CNCIANATT Ohio, Sept. 10, 1873.
me dweiling house OF William Crouch near
Wiiilamston. KY, was burned ON Tuesday night.
HIS wiie and Two children and an orphan, named
Dunn, persisted In the lames
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MRS wARFIELD'S NEW NOVEL
M MIRIAM MONFORT.
BY the Author Of THE Househo of Bouverie."
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- The Second Edition re ady this day
The New York Evening Post says Of Miriam Nom
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deep and artistic respects both the dramatic side OF
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finds something deeper ana more mystic than in
the In which the term used by critics. in
the OF the soul to uein the strange weird
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ables her to trace phenomena in without arguing
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without stopping TO explain her for IL In word,
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Miriam Monlort would not be often To put
the question, Is the art of fiction extinctt'"
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Sept ~, 1873
civil war has broken out in Morocco between
the son and brother OF the deceased Sultan, and
the trade Of the country Is paralyzed.
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A.-DOn't Suffer from Bright's Disease,
Gravel, Diabetes, Gout, Nervousness or Female Com
and cures permanently Depot iO Duane street. aold
by druggists.
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A.-AvOtd the Bogus and Worthless
elastic sold by the metal spring and finger pad
blacksmith THE ELASTIC TRUSS at 6S3 Broadway
holds Rupture comfortably till permanently cured.
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Died.

HERRfCK.- Brooklyn, on Friday, September
10, SARAH II. HERRICK, widow of the Hon. Richard
p Herrck, OF Greenbush, Rensselaer, county, N. Y,
aged II years.
Funeral on Sunday the 21st inst. OF halfpast two
sing u. Abel, No. 391 Union street, Brooklyn.
For other Deaths see Eighth Pdgel
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A.-For Cleaning and Dyeing Go 60
LORDS Offices $50 Broadway, Blocker street. and
934 Broadway, near Iwen ty second street.
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The Acknowledgment by Three Hum
dred physicians that HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND
bronchial affections SIMPLY Just tribute great dis
covery
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Domestic Paper FashfOns-Eiegnnt I'm
dosing and fantess In tit Agents wanted Send for cat
aiogue. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Nap Nar
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Fail styles Cents Dress Hnts.-Parmly,
Manufacturer and Retailer 2ol Sixth avenue four doors
below Fourteenth street.
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Havana LOttery.-We sold the $500, 900
in the Extraordinary Drawing, April q Circulars sent
Information given J. b. MARTINEZ CO,
10 Wali street; Post office box ASS, New York.
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The Juntata Ovcrtaken by Consul
Return to st. Johns.
ST. JOHNS. N. F., Sept 10, 1873
Pursuant to orders from Washington the
United States steamer Juniata, having coaled,
sailed north yesterday morning to continue
the search Tor the Polaris crew.
THE COURSE
The Juniata headed for Cumberland Sound,
intending, with all rapidity possible, to visit
any other northern points where there was
prospect of meeting with the missing.
ON THE LABRADOR COAST.
The prospects were gloomy and discourag-
ing The ice was forming and the position of
the Tgress was unknown. 1t was, of course,
determined to proceed at all hazards. The
weather was bad, with heavy sea on. We
were hugging the Labrador Coast. The night
was pitchy dark.
LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS.
At eleven p. M. light was reported on the
port beam. Rockets were subsequently seen
from distant steamer.
SLOWED DOWN.
Commander Braine ordered the Juniata to
be slowed down and answered the signals.
There was the greatest excitement on board.
A steamer in this sea at this time was so rare
q thing that it was felt on board news from
the Polaris was at hand. The steamer was
THOUGHT TO BE THE r1aREss.
She bore down on us and at midnight was
close aboard.
AMID DEATHLIKB SILENCE
the shout came over the water,
''Ship ahoy!'
'Ay, ay" was answered from our vessel
sis that the Juniata2"
"Yes," was replied.
'We have the American Consul aboard
then was heard from the steamer.
Commander Braine ordered the whale boat
to he lowered, and, in charge Of Lieutenant
De Long, she
spED THROUGH THE Heavy SEA
to the steamer.
Consul I. N. Molloy was then conveyed to
the Juniata and informed Commander Braine
that he had received telegram at st. Johns
that the Polaris people had
ARRIVED At DUNDEE,
Scotland, having been rescued by the whaling
steamer Arctic and that at four p NJ. he had
chartered the steamer Cabot to follow the
Juniata and stop her. The news WINS received
with the greatest delight Consul Molloy was
the recipient of the warmest congratulations
for the
ENERGY AND pRoMpTNEss
he had displayed in saving the government
expense and relieving the JuniatA from o
perilous mission.
BACK TO ST. JOHNS.
The Juniata Immediately headed for st.
| Johns, and arrived as above.
| The Survivors at Dundee Destitutc-Or-
dered To he Furnished with Imme-
| diate Passage Home.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1873.
A telegram received at the State Depart
ment this morning from William Reed, Vice
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best in tn c
world the only aud perfect hair dye instantane
Gus. harmless At all druggists.
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A.-Espcnscheid'sF Fall style of Gentle
mems HATS for fneness Of material elegance of finish
and durability, thoy cannot be surpassed Try them, al
lib Nassau street.
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Fearful Panic Should Prevail
among those afflicted with Catarrh, stump tion
the result Get WOLCOTT'S ANNIHILATOR.
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BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE, Sept 10, 1874
The following Is the score of the game OF base
ball to-day bet cen the Baltimores and Atlantics:-
Clubs it. 81 Sd Ar 5h. Oh IN an nh .
s saalls%aSre.....p . 3 9 5 "a
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Sept. 49, 1879
It is officially reported that there have been 1853
cases OF cholera in Vienna since the outbreak Of
the disease, and OF this number Lilo were fatal.
For the twenty-four hours ending at midnight
yesterday forty-one fresh cases are reported
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MOROCCO.

Civil War Consequent on the Death Of the Sow
ereign.
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A.-FOr n First Class Hat, at Reason.
able prices go to DOUGAN Manufacturer, lo2 Nassau.
corner Of Ann street.
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GOODALES PLAYING CARDS Sold every where.
Book Buyers Who Want Good Books
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the large stock Of new and old Books at the
"OLD CURIOSITY SHOP"
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A James Hat Cannot BE Surpassed
this fall for shape and gu atty JAMES.
SIS Broadway, St Nicholas Hotel.
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Hat Novelties.
All the styles
for sale at establishment
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Mems and Boys Cl0thing.-Finest
goods latest sly les and fitting any
In the city and prices low. LOBDEIL, rINSLEY 4
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SPAIN.

Parliamentary Adjournment for Heightened
Period
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With
out pain. CORN CURE by mail Soc DR. RICE
2Qs Broadway, corner Fulton street
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land, states that the Polaris expedition had ar
rived there destitute.
ORDERED HOME.
The telegram was forwarded to the Secretary
Of the Navy, who Immediately instructed Con-
sui Reed to care for the survivors, make proper
provision for their comfort and send them
home by the first steamer
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Davfd's Fail style OF Hats for Gentle
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

Official Report Of the Effects Of the Visitation in
Vienna.
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Tho Clumsy COntrivance Known as tho
Elastic Truss is entirely superseded by POMERoYS
elegant ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT, sold for %, at IA
Rroa
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. 49, 1879
The session Of the Cortes has been suspended
until the I'd of next January.
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FRANCE.
Republican Concession to the Anxiety Of tho
Crown Of Italy.
ltlECRAKS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept 10. 1873
The French engineers, who have for some time
past been sketching the passes OF the Alps. near
Mt. Gents, have received orders to suspend oper-
ations aud return home.
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ENGLAND.
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The Event OF the Fall Season Is, Un-
que sonably the introduction OF KNOWS startngy ee
CANT HAT Tor gentlemen. For proof notice the
his es-No 22 broadway In the Prescott House. aud
the Fifth Avenue Hotel Don't fail to buy your Hats at
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Wnrnock - Co.'s Dress Hats,
for gentlemen,
are commended for their
quality finish, perfection.
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THE NEW YORK uERALDs OPINION OF THE
l. AMERICAN CYCJOPEDIA, SEPTEMBER 10, ls73--
The American Cycop edia, edited by George Ripley and
sue Of revised edition OF lie New American Cyclic.
ppdia, the wide cir cuauon OF which eattles IL tho
character Of a truly national work. slight notice
which appeared in our columns short time since
find upon further examination, does insufficient instico
the evden thoroughncss aud ability evnced
its preparation well to Its remarkable merits
book OF reference for American readers Az Isl
clear from the long array OF names which follows tho
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MIR. LINCOLN
NJ LINCOLN and
MR.. SEWARD
An Answer to the Memorial Address Of Mt Charles Fran
els Adams the late william II. Seward.
BY HON. GIDEON wELLES
In October number Of
THE GALAXY.

Mr. Adams, In his Memorial Address placed Mr.. Sew
ard above M Lincoln both a statesman and patriot
To this MIR Neiles takes exception and presents the
other side the picture The article Of great
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whaler Intrepid, which is expected to arrive
at Dundee In two or three weeks. Their
names are:-
r. W. D. Bryan, astronomer and chaplain.
Joseph B. Mauch, seaman.
John w. Booth, fireman.
A further statement from Dundee says that
after the separation from Tyson and his COM
panions, the Polaris was finally abandoned in
sinking condition by Captain Buddington
and the remainder of the expedition. The
party
wNrEREp IN LrEBoAT COVE,
where they built q timber house which they
covered with sails.
The winter passed without event, except the
BREAKING OUT OF scURvY,
which, however, was unattended by severe
symptoms Plentiful supplies Of walrus liver
for food we're obtained from the natives, and
to this diet is attributed the mildness of the
disease In the spring. boats were
BUILT OF THIN PINE BOARDS,
taken from the cabin of the Polaris. On
these the whole party embarked as soon as
the ice opened, and sailed southwark. On
the Sd of june they sighted Cape York, and
on the 22d of the same month were picked up
by the Ravenscraig.
cHEsTEns CALAMITY
Mr.. Chester, the first mate, is regarded as
the one who did the most TO save the party,
and the rescued men speak in the highest
terms of his exertons.
REGRET FOB THE DEAD COMMANDER
They also say that Captain Hall enjoyed the
confidence of every one, and his death, which
was unexpected, was deplored by all on board
the Polaris.
DR.. Emil Bessel's Despatch to DIR. Peter
mann-Great Hnrdships Endured and
Great Dangers Passed.
GOTTA, Sept. 10, 1873.
DR.. Petermann has received private de-
spatch from DR.. Emil Bessel, chief of the
scientific corps of the Polaris, announcing his
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