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Generals Sabal1S and iris
tany Wounded.
Government Preparation for Moro Active Opera.
tionS in the Field.
Project for the Suspension Of Civil Rights-con
vict Rsinforcsments for the Army in
Cuba-Don Carlos Force in
Rapid Concentration.
1elEsaAms TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID. August 81. 1873.
The Minister OF War has received dispatches an
nouncing that a battle has taken place near Berga
between the republicans and Carlist insurrection.
Lists. which resulted In brilliant victory for the
FORMER.
After desperate conflict the insurrectionists
were utterly defeated with loss OF ninety killed
and 800 wounded.
Among the latter are Generals Saballs and iris
tany.
THE SIEGE OF BERGA RAISED.
The siege of Berga has been raised, and the in
Burgents are IN full retreat.
CABINET ACTIVITY FOR CONTINUANCE OF THE WAR.
General Espartero has advised the Madrid gov
srnment to appoint General Manuel Concha to the
ehlef command OF the republican forces in the
northern provinces bordering on the Bay Of Biscay
Rnd General Mortones to the command OF Navarro.
CIVIL RIGHTS SUSPENSION
A bill has been presented in the C0rtes suspend
ing the guarantee Of individual rights during the
continuance OF the present troubles.
PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE MADE oBEDIENT TO THE
JUDICIARY.
The Cortes, by vote OF GO yeas to 90 nays, has
consented to the trial by the civil tribunals OF
Benitas, one Of its members, who participated In
the cantonal insurrecti0n.
! CONCENTRATION OF ARMIES IN THE FIELD.
The total strength OF the Carlist forces operating
In the North Is estimated at 900 men OF all arms
The government is actively progressing with the
organization of new levies, amounting to $4,000
men, to take the field against the rebels.
UONvICT REINFORCEMENT FOR THE ARMY IN CUBA
The prisoners taken by the government forces in
their encounters with the canrona and Commu-
DIST insurgents are to be sent to reinforce the
Spanish army in Cuba.
British Report Of the Military Powers
of the Bourbonfsts.
LONDON August 81, 1873.
A special despatch to the Standard says the
Carlist forces under Elio, Dorregaray, Lissaraga,
Ola and Don Carlos amount to twenty-five strong
battali0ns.
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SAMANTHA AND BIG TREE.

GALVESTON, Texas, August q, 1873.
The Indian chiefs Santanta and Big Tree arrived
AZ Houston yesterday, under guard, from the Peni-
Tertiary, en- route for Fort Sill, where council is
to. be held between Secretary Delano and Governor
Davis and the Kiowa and Comanche tribes with q
view to further peace.
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guessed 70 order me nags OF me squadron
10 DC placed at halfmast some day to be
n ,nnms oy nm, as 2 token of respect to the
memory OF ex-Commodore Arson Livingston one of the
founders Of the club which resolution Was unanimousiy
adopied Friday the 20 inst, designated IN accord
eight o'clock NJ and then placed at halfmast remain.
ing SO until sunset BY order Of the Rear Commodore
w. ID BEND. Fleet Ganian.
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

NEW ORLEANS, August Fl, 1873.
John Yeager, a carpenter, residing at the corner
OF Claiborne and Sixth streets, upon returning
nome last evening from his work found his wife,
Catherine Yeager, aged twenty-five, lying dead in
the yard with eight buckshot wounds In her breast
and left arm. There Is no clue to the assassin.
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

ROME August q, 1s7a
The Kings government has received intelligence
OF the destruction OF noted band Of robbers who
had for q long time operated in the vicinity Of
Salerno.
C0ptured
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HARPER's POPULAR EDITION
CHARLES REXDEs NOVELS.

After Dickens English author Of the day appeals
directly to all branches Of the English speaking as
Charles Reade. His hatred OF class injustice. OF petty
social sptes and preudices of official wrongs and abuses
and his sympathy with all the fresh and true inn
pulses and instincts of humanity secure Tor his works
appreci2ve readers wherever the English Language
spoken Charles Reade's works all deserve the wdese
circle Of readers within whose reach they can Do
brought-New York Times.
Mr. Reade Is one of the most vigorous OF modern
writers OF fiction. And In all his works he has hgn
moral aim the of some evil mat demanus
correction--New York Observer
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LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE NE LONG. svo' paper, -
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FOUL PLAY. svo, paper, 70 cents
WHITE LIES. 8vo, paper, 80 cents -.
CLOIsTER AND HE HEARTH UT, Maid, Wife and
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THE RECENT STORM IN MARYLAND.

EIKrON, Nd, August q, 1873.
Advices from Chesapeake City say that the canal
Is broken and that the water has undermined
several houses from which the occupants had to be
carried out. break is also reported az Delaware
City.
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A SHERIFF SHOT.
.essler's Murderers Kill the Sheriff who
Desfred 70 Hold Him for Trial.

Desired to Hold Him for Trial.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, August q, 1873.
Advices from Fulton, Mo-, say Sheriff Law,
who was shot by the lynchers OF the old
man Kessler a few days ago, is In
diving condition. the Coroner's Jury have
not vet rendered verdict in the case but Judge
Buckhardt ana Attorney General Ewing are prose-
cutting q vigorous investigation into the matter,
and it Is probable that in few days the guilty
parties will be known.
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UTAH INDIANS.

SALT LAKE CITY, August 81, 1873.
The Indians of South Utah are now assembled at
s.. George, awaiting Agent ingalls,. They are op-
posed to going on the reservation, but probably
will be induced to do so by free gilt offerings.
General Ord ID here and Is going East tomorrow.
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DESTRUCTION OF COAL OIL

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August II, 1873.
locomotive and tank Of coal oil on ths
junction belonging to the Pennsylvania Railroad,
were burned to-daf. The loss Is xla0oos
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Yachting Mates

Yacht Dreadnaught, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Stockwen,
from Providence for New York, passed whitestone
yesterday.
Whtto6tOne.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
Cable submersion for Communication Between
Europe and South America
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD

LISBON, August q, 1873
The work OF laying a cable from. this point to
Rio Janeiro. Brazil, has commenced. The steamer
having the wire on board set out this morning.
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Fortffy and Tone the Feeble Cough.
torn lungs with HALE's HONEY OF H0REHOUN1
AND TAX, and they will assume their healthy and
regular action 1t Is absolute safeguard against con-
sumption. PIXIES TOOTuACHE DROPS cure in one
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WAR DEPARTMENT. !,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFP1CER.
WAsBlEQT0N, August 81 A. IN.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFycxp
J wAsHEoToN August 81 An
r. Probabilities
, For the New England, the Middle States and
lower lake region, falling barometer. rising tenn
perature, light southeasterly to southwesrerly
winds, with partly cloudy or threatening weather,
with light rains; for the South Atlantic and
Eastern\ Gull States, increasing barometrio pres
sure, light eastsry to southerly winds, continued
low temperature and light rain on the coast; for
the Ohio Valley. Tennessee and westward 70 Kansas
light southeasterly to southwesterIy Winds rising
temperature and clear or partly cloudy weather;
for the upper lake region and thence westward to
the Missouri Valley, stationary to rising baron
eter light, variable winds, gradually shifting to
northeriy and westerly. lower temperature and
areas of light rain.
The Weather in This City Yesterday,
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four 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 MUTINY ON sHIPB0ARD.

BOSTON, August 81, 1873.
mutiny occurred yesterday on board the Eng
lish bark Golden Region Four Of the crew were
manacled.
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ms Debility.-Lost Vital

A.-Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Curea
without pain. CORN CURE by mail. SOC.
DIR. RICE Dos Broadway, corner Fulton
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and Asthma.

A.-Summer Catarrh and Asthma,
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. &C. cured by DIR. 5. ID.
Mo%E's ARABIAN MILK CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
Sold by all Druggists 81 per bottle. JOHN r. HENRY.
No. College place; @. n. CRITTENDEN, No Sixth
avenue; HALLETT, sEAvER BURBANK, l49 Cham
bers street. Wholesale Agents.
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A.-Kearney's Extract Buchu Cures
more diseases Of bladder and kidneys gravel diabetes
female weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility than
all other remedies combined. Depot l0l Duane street
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A.-Ruptured Persons, Now Avoid tho
wretchcd metal springs filthy sponge pads horrible iron
finger pads dangerous wire springs The comfortable
ELASTIC TRUSS, 6a3 Broadway, cures rupture
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FIRES IN THE WOODS.
DETROIT, Mich,

DETROIT Mich, August o. 1873.
Great fires are raging in the woods Of Josco
county Michigan, near the villages OF East Tawas
and Tawas City. The latter place Is In some dan
ger.
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Nervous Debility.-Lost Vitality and
broken down constitutions built ght square up by Dr.
s. d. HOwE'S ARABIAN TONIC BLOOD PURIFIER
hISSd Sold BY all Druggists per bEttls J4HN
7Sixth avenue HALLETT. SEAvER BURBANK, lag
Chambers street, Wholesale Agents.
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G. Rauchfuss' Eureka Hair Invfgora-
TOR 10 cure badness and restore gray hair to its original
color price ST. "A East Twelfth street, near Broadway,
New York. ,
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ITALY.

A Nest Of Brigands Broken Up-six Of the Out
laws Killed.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye Is Pure, In
Simultaneous, reliable and harmless Use no other except
nd uyvilI q right
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ElectricftySThe Great Disease De.
stroyer and Health Preserver applied by Dr. CHAMBER
LIN No West FOurteenth street
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EXPECTS OF TIE RAIN IN NEW JERSEY.

Average temperature for corresponding date
laSt yc4r ....... oO
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Best Place In New York to Buy Boots
and Shoes is at MILLER co. s. No 8 Union square.
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The Vindex looked quite saucy as she rod
quietly at anchor, all dressed out with nags an,
bunting, and at 1850 she fired the first gun as
signal to prepare. The following yachts started IL
the race:-
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Gold.-Barkcr's Aurora, Harmless az
water changes any hair to golden color, 81 50. LZ1
Broadway, near Thirty second street
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~ ABERLUNZIE. - THE THOROUGH
VI BRED Stallion and Racer GABERLUN2IE,
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Gaberlunzle Is OF q rich brown color, very kind,
l5H hands high; ana i6r % beauty a. race horse It
MAY II, 1871, OF Lexington, Ky., the second heat
In l.43H. janSlmo
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ByLOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

GALE OF A CARGO OF COTTON PAR
y TALLY DAMAGED. on accouns OF Under
writer's and all concerned.
On WEDNESDAY. the 9Th February. 1873, on
Commercial Wharf, 10 the Uity OF Charleston, Will
be seld, on account OF all concerned,
The Entire Cargo Of the British bark J. b.
Duf1us, damaged partly by Ore and water on tne
2sth and 2sth December, 1872. while lying az Az.
proceed on her voyage to Bremen, say:
"a bales and bags BURNT COTTON.
1919 bales and 43 bags, damaged by water.
2s0 bales. slightly damaged In landing.
Sale to commence at II A. n.
Conditions Of saie-Cash before delivery.
iaD29
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By r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
NHOICE RESIDENCE OPPOSITE ST.

" Paul's Church, Radclineboro'.
On TUESDAY, February II. at II O'Clock, Will
be sold, near the Postoflce. Broad street,
That Delightful RESlD SNCE No. 119 Coming
street, containing six square rooms and TWO
a. tics, dressing room ard pantry, double kiton-
en-, carriage house. oistern and well on the PREM
ises; lot measures 9S by 1888 feet, more or less
Terms-One.th third cash; balance In one and TWO
years. secured by bond and mortgage OF the prop
erty, interest semi.annually; buildings to be In
sured and policy assigned Purchaser to pay Tor
papers. and the city tax OF 1878.
fehl .al0ll
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By W.. Y. LEITCH & R. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
"ENRY BRUNING VS.. F. WANDER

Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. r. r. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit, win oer for sale st
public auction, on TUESDAY, III, llth day OF
February, 1873, at II O'Clock A. H., at the cor.
ner OF Broad>street and East Bay, In the City Of
Charles on,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the build ngs
thereon, situate on the south glde Of Rorgsfd
street In the said City Of Charleston, measuring
and con, aiming In front on Borgard street thirty
IN rty three feet four inches, and In depth from
north to south seventy 1ve feet, lnore or less;
bntting to the north on Borgard street, 10 the
south on land OF -, to the east on land OF -,
and TO the west on land formerly OF W. u. Dukes.
Terms-Onethir cash; and the balance In one
and two years. with interest payable semt.an-
nuay until the whole amount Ia paid, secured by
Ises. Purchaser 10 pay for papers, and Insure
buildings and assign policy. -
r. 8. DURYEA,
tan1g 26febl s101l Special Referee.
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Uruas, Ghsmlrals, @s.
DR FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU.
MATIO SYRUP.

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Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. warranted to cure or money refunded.
nF.Gk0. OAULlER, Agent,
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4nftinneers' Iripats Sales. "
BY A. c. McGILLIYRAY,
Nc. 27x Broad street.

A FARM OF147 ACRES, AND AN EX-
IL OELLENT stand for country store for
sale located at the crossing OF the Parkers Ferry
Road and the Road to Willtown, about eighE
miles from the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
line, on the Edisto River, with small dwelling.
Lands well fenced in. Price, $3.50 cash; paper,
$2S. Owner sells only 10 leave the State.
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Anrtinn 5ales--fntnrs Daps.
BY w. Y. LEITCH g e. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneera.

R'OhNI1 OnE OaLE UF a FAmIiI
y Declining Housekeeping, at No. " Hsp.-
Will be sold at Auction. on WEDNESDAY, the
9th February, at half past 10 o'clock, at the above
residence,
The entire FURNITURE consisting In part OF.
Ties. WhstNot, Brussels Oar % ing, Superior eX
Octave Piano, Melodeon, Bedsseada, Crockery.
Dining Table, Bureaus, DC.
Conditions cash. feb1.stuw
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
DUILDING LOT, No. 20 FRIEND

ID STREET.
On TUESDAY, February II, at IL O'CLOCK. VIII
be sold, near the Postoffice, Broad street,
The above LOT, being on the ea' side OF Friend
street, about midway between Queen and Broad
streets Dimensions, 48H by l04 feet, more or
ment febl-Btul
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Our Suburban Resorts.

3, P. Coburn and E. J. Limehouse, white, and
L. Bennett and L. J. Maddocks. colored. IL
is an economical administration that has q
pious regard for the pockets of the villagers;
at least it is to be judged so IRON The present
condition OF internal improvements. Among
the principal private citizens are two phos-
phste kings, one of whom has but recently
settled In Summerville. while the other was
a ylllager long before he became king. One
of these gentlemen is also director on the
South Carolina Railroad, and as one of the
principal officers of that road ls also property
holder and resident, and still another officer
OF the road has recently settled In the village,
some hopes are entertained that by their com.
blned influence and exertions the manage
ment of the road may be induced to favor the
village more than ever. And this leads to the
subject of
RAILROAD ACCOMMODATIONS.
All passenger trains on the South Carolina
Railroad between Charleston and Columbia
aud Augusta stop at summerville both going
and returning. Besides these there Is
special Summervllle accommodation train
that makes one trip up and down every day
except Sunday. This gives the following
schedule for every day except Sunday and
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NJORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY.

CHARLESTON, >. O., January 20, 1872.
Trains win leave Charleston Daily at 100 A.
and 500 p. II.
Arrive OF Charleston 6.45 A. n. (Aondsys ex.
cepted) and $50 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. n, SUN
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. II. makes through conneo.
lion to New York, via Richmond and Acquis
Greek only, going through In A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 p. n. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
Limore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY in Wilmington, N. y.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
lnt route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No thwest, both Trains making con.
nections at Washington with Western Trains Of
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
3. 8. S0LOMON6,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. OI.EAPOR, Gen. Ticket Agent. maya
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, =. O., December IL, 1872.
On and after SUNDAY, December Is. the Pas
.engcr Trains on the SOuth Carolina Railroad will
| Ill