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ROUNDING THE ROCK.
he order and time Of rounding the Rock was the

The wind had now veered round 10 the south
west and the yachts stood away for Graves bell
buoy, close hauled, the order being The same as
before. Meantime the weather had cleared, and
the sight presented by the yachts was very
beautiful In fact at this point OF the race
nothing could have been desired more favorable
10 fast sailing and II the word may be allowed In
such connection, comfort. After rounding Hard
ing's bell buoy The wind continued from the south
west, somewhat lighter than before, enabling the
yachts to come down the homestretch with free
sheets, most OF them setting their balloon jibs
sail proved too much Tor the durability
OF the Juniata's foretopmast, anu she came
in with about a quarter OF an acre or canvas nap
ping In the wind and preventing the forcsail rom
drawing 10 Its proper extent As the Coming
crossed the line Browns Brigade Band on the
Romer struck up "iail TO the ChieI," and salutcs
and waving handkerchieis greeted the first boat In.
The others came In soon after, the order OF their
arrival and time Of the race being as foll0ws:-
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sATANTA AND BIG TREE.
intelligence from Fort Sfu-h.oyvas and
Coma inches Disappointed mt thc. Com
tinucd imprisonment OF the Murderer
Chief.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Juno ll. Use

ST. LOUIS, No., June II, 1873.
letter from Fort sill. in the Indian Territory,
dated Sd inst, says Mr. Mcbride, Chief clerk OF Su
perintendent Hoag, arrived there on the
30th OF May TO hold council with the
Kiowas and Comanches with reference to
the release OF Satanta and Big Tree, chiefs
OF the former tribe. who have been confined
IN tire Texas Penitentlary some months past,
but no Klowas were present and but few Co.
manches. These tribes are SAID To be much disap
pointed because "Satantan and big 1reer have
not been released according to promise and at the
non-arrival OF Governor Davis. who was TO have
been at Fort sill some time since.
The letter iurther states that II Is not known
whether General Davidson, commanding at Fort
Sill, anticipates trouble from the disappointment
OF these Indians or not, but the ID inst squad
ron OF the Tenth cavalry. under captain Norval,
lightly equipped for active field SERVICE lett that
post with orders TO patrol the Texas boundary
along the line OF the Red River, from the month OF
Cache Greek Pase River, and II he found any war
sine.
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BRAZIL.
she War Between the Church and the Secret
societies-Cabinst Resolve Against
tho Clcrica
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoag HERALD.

LONDON, June IL, 1873
Advices from Iio Janeiro TO the 2Sd ult. have
been received.
The connct between the clergy and secret So
cictics continued to agtate Brazil
The Ministry had taken strong ground on the
subject, and were gaining support for their policy
In the lower House OF Parliament the Premier
made speech defending the Free Masons, and
promised that energetic measures would Oe taken
TO prevent the Bishops and the Jesuits from inter
lering with the society.
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ALLEGED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS
PHILADELPHIA. June IL 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, June III. 1873.
Benjamin Palmer, second mate charged with
the murder OF John McDonough, q seaman on board
the British bark J. d. Dufrus. while at sea. had
hearing before Commissioner Hlbbler to-day. The
testimony OF the seamen showed that McDonough.
while lowering the spanker, let 60 the rope and
gar which came near striking Palmer. The latter
ran to McDenough and kicked him In the lower
part OF the ribs. He fell to the deck and died thirty
minutes afterwards The testimony OF the wit
nesses also to the effect that, as q general
thing, the second mate treated the men kindly.
McDonough was suffering from fever and ague. ana
was sick pretty much the whole trip over. Vice
Consul Crump represented the prisoner at the
hearing, which was postponed until Tomorrow.
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STRIVING TO SINK A STEAMSHIP AT SEA

Yesterday morning Fred Manages, who was
employed as a fireman on board the German steam
snip Thuringia was arraigned in HopoKen on 0
charge OF a nendjsh nature The accused is sub
ject to violent FITS OF anger. One day, while a
heavy sea was rolling, he was vexed Tor some rea-
son or another. and In giving vent to his rage he
made tour through the vessel, smashing all the
orthole glasses and letting the water rush
through in torrents He openly declared that ne
wanted to sink the ship. II took several men ana
Captain Meyer to secure him. He was put In IRONS
and is now held TO be transferred 70 the German
authorities for trial.
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YACHT REGATTA.
Brilliant Opening Day of the East
ern Yacht Club.
a THIRTY-rIvE MILE COURSE.
The Azalia Carries Off First Prize-The
Shadow Second.

Boston, June II. 1873.
The drst regatta OF the Eastern Yacht Club was
sailed to-day, the yachts starting from a stakeboat
moored OF Marble Head Light about twenty miles
from this city The day dawned most unlavorably,
the rain falling in drenching showers which, in more
than one instance detained the owners OF yachts
from repairing to the rendezvous at Marble Head.
But though beginning in clouds. rain finally ended
in sunshine and a fair breeze from the southwest.
fresh, but productive OF fast sailing. The tugboat
Charles ii. Hersey left Boston at early hour and
proceeded TO Beverly where party OF ladies' and
gentlemen, with two OF the Judges were taken on
board the tug afterwards steaming to Marble Head
harbor, In waiting for the arrival OF the tug
Weymouth with three OF the judges on board She
soon came in sight. The judges were then trans
ferred from the Jersey, and the preparation for
the race approached completion. Not long after
the John Romer, sidewheel pleasure steamer,
with large party OF ladies and members
OF the Club with their friends, appeared
rounding the point at the head OF the
harbor. She steamed on up the harbor and
took favorable position for observing the start.
Meantime the yachts which had been entered for
the race. and which had previously been cruising
about the bay, had entered the harbor and been
made ready for the start. Other craft, including
two small steamers-the Mischief and the Henry
Morrison-were Hitting about on every hand, many
dimly discerniDle through the MIST which
might almost have been termed pour
ing rain. Though the weather seemed
anything hut favorable for yachting It was thought
best that the start be maze in the nope that the
skies would ultimately brighten. The race was to
be sailed under the ordinary regulations govern
ing the Club regattas, with the stipulation that
the event oil but one yacht OF class starting she
would not be entitled to the prize orered to the
winning boat in her class, or to any prize what
ever, unless she should be first In the in point
provision.
The entries for the race were but eight in num-
Der, owing to the threatening state OF the weather
and some misunderstanding OF the part OF the
owners OF two or three fine craft which might
otherwise have been entered and proved f0rmid-
able competitors. Tho 6asht which started were
the lOllOWluQ:-
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BROOKLYN CRIMINALS.

The Grand Jury OF the Brooklyn Court OF Sessions
presented a number o. indictments to Judge Moore
yesterday, and the prisoners we're Immediately
arraigned to plead. The majority plead not guilty,
and were remitted for trial. Thomas SUDDEN plead
guilty to grand larceny, and was sentenced TO the
Pententiary for two years and six months. John
Devine was sentenced TO six months imprlson.
ment for petit larceny, and James Brorson was
sent to the House OF Refuge tor burglary. Inc
Court then aQl Ourned Tor the day.
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ceiying any prize sne p.,,nc ,een the -

ceiving any prize, she having been the second
yacht IN the race The Azalla was awarded the
nrst prize in her class and the Shadow the prize
for second class sloops.
The judges were Messrs. w. w. Whitney, Edward
Burgess ana Alfred Windsor, who, with Messrs. p.
4. Jackson and Il. George Jeffries composed the
Regatta Committee, and to their exertions those
who were fortunate enough to be present were in
dcDted Tor most enjoyable day. The season thus
prosperously opened bids fair to be an unusually
brilliant one. The vessels OF the Club viii visit
New York on their annual cruise.
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PRE- IN PEARL STREET.
Da mage, $4,000.

fire broke out yesterday afternoon IN the Iour
story brick building No. $40 Pearl street that caused
a damage OF about $4,000. The first moor oil the
house was occupied by Petit Co., dealers in
paints who suffered loss OF about $4,000. {. w.
Galway h CO., dealers in signal oils who occupied
the second noor, lost property valued a: So, 200.
Thc remainder OF the building was occupied oy
Walters Co., whose stock was damaged TO the
extent OF $4,000 The building belonged to q. w.
Jackson, OF West Twenty-third street II was dam
aged 70 the extent OF $4,000 insured for $1,000. The
cause OF the fire Is yet unknown.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TusT IssUED--iN SEARCH os THE CAsTAWAYS
- By Jules Verne. author OF iwsn'y .nonsanu LEAGUE
rudcr the Sea" &C. &c illustrated with w cngravng
svo To be sold by subscription only Extra cloth -
nscn's ~shr r. LIPPINcoTr CO, Is bond street.
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TIE sHaNoXIN DISASTER.
SHAMoKIr. Pa. June ,s-s

N1ffH"VhfNt JUut IB7N
The body OF Conrad Dramheser has not vet been
found. but men are working with a will TO get "a
him MS time book was found this morning.
Five OF the victims will be buried to-mor-
row. the Coroner's Jury adjourned till to- morrow
morning. not coming to any definite conclusion
but the deaths are generally attributed to Ore
damp. Drunsheiser's body, when found, will tep
the whole story. The couicry is worked by a Put
ton, Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany, as stated yesterday.
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RUNS TERRIBLE WORK.

John Buchanan, young man about twenty
eight years old, tinsmith by trade and resident
OF Trenton, went away from his workshop few
days ago, and no tidings had Of him until his
remains were found yesterday afternoon In the
Delaware and Raritan Canal az Trenton. IL Is
presumed lie was laboring under the efYects OF
dellrium tremens, and while in that state commit
ted suicide by drowning. Coroner's inquest was
held and a verdict was returned that Buchanan
had committed suicide by drowning while laboring
under mental alteration.
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CAMBRIDGE uND.) RACES.

CAMBRIDGE June III, 1873.
The attendance at the races to-day was good ana
the track in fine order. Twelve horses started in
the first race, which was won by Harry Todd in
three straight heats, Clementine second. Time.
2:47H, 2:3i and 2:37k. The 400 yards race was
won by Nellie Armstrong Red Rover second.
Eight horses started. Time not given.
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4 HORRIBLE MURDER AT AUBURN, N Y.

AUBURN, June IL, 1873.
brutal murder wns committed In this city last
night BY Merritt Wheeler. lie murdered his
mistress, Fanny Sterling, by holding her by the
hair OF the head and kicking her till the blood
gushsl from her iaouth and ears He then stabbed
Ter 10 tho forehead. This IL tho sixth murder
committed in cayIga county since the LIST Of
January asst Wheeler is Ia custody.
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FURNITURE.
SEA SIDE Cottages,
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ENGLAND.
Royal Visitors from Rome-Tichborne's Trial
Bullion on Balance to the Bank.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

His Royal Hghness Prince Amadeus OF Italy and
his wife, Maria Victoria have arrived in England,
where they will remain during the summer.
THE TlCHBoRNE-oRToN TRIAL
It is expected that the prosecution against the
Tichborne estates claimant" will be able to rest
their case next week.
BULLION INFLOW TO THE BANK.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day Is ELL 900
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MOukIAlN Villas,

SEA SIDE Cottages.
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The total amount required by the Brooklyn Fire
Department for 1874 is 1912 200, which Is about
$4,000 less than the amount appropriated In
1872 and $4,000 less than the amount OF 1873. The
Commissioners are Of the opinion that an increase
Is necessary IN the force OF the Department te IN
sure a proper protection to the property OF the
citizens.
The Board then adjourned until Tuesday evening
next
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YcRg HERALD.

LONDON, June IL, 1873.
special despatch TO the Daily Ne,cs from Rome
says many OF the monks belonging to the monas
teries which are to be suppressed by the Italian
government will leave the kingdom In exile and
proceed to Chile and Bolivia.
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Died.

KENNEDY Wednesday. June n. 1873, WIZ
LIAM II. KENNEDY. n native OF Glasgow. scotland,
i'll the 9th year o. his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral. from his atov
residence. No. 252 Bridge street, Brooklyn. on Sat
urday afternoon. June IL. az two O'Clock i. NJ.
For Other Deatiss See rim iage
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, June IL, 1873.
Several French onncials have sent in their resig-
nations in consequence OF the circular issued by
che Minister OF the Interior, on the 4th instant,
directing the maintenance OF 4 close supervision
or the public press In the provinces.
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Attra cfiOns for Gentleme Tx nOx OMero
two styles Of HATS OF decided merit his BEAVER CAS-
SIMERE and DRAB FELT. Nothing elegant In tho
Summer hats has been offered to the public
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Mansfield Tracy Walworth's Reveal.
fions written ny his hand appear In the NEW
yup X WkEELy Ready next Monday.
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A DREADFUL GUNPowDER EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June H. ls7l
At steubenviiie, Ohio, yesterday, at the house o.
q miner named George Edmonds, q can OF gun
powder, weighing LIS pounas, exploded, killing
three children and fatally wounding another. Tho
can had been placed in 4 cupboard and IA the alb
sence OF their parents the children set are TO 1t.
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Corns Cured, SOC. to SI.-Bunions. Naifs~
&C. treated by the oldest practitioner s52 Broadway
DR.. WESrEKVELT, ChiropodisI
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Contains all the ne w.
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A PROBABLE PARRICIDE.
MIpDLETowN, n. Y, il

MIDDLErowN, N. Y, June II, 1873.
Dr. Lewis r. Meyers dentist, OF this place, while
drunk this evening, stabbed supposed fatally his
father In the breast, near the heart, with q sharp
instrument. Meyers Is IN custody.
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WINDOW SHADES

ASRErs Of every KIND
MATS, MATING.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Imperial Ottoman Concession Of Executive
Power to the Khedive.
1streaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CoHsTANTINoPLE. Jun

CossrANTINoPLE. June IL. 1873.
His Imperial Majesty the Sultan of Turkey has
issued a frman granting to the Khedive OF Egypt
an Independent internal government, and author.
izing him to augment the army and conclude for
eigu treaties
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A RELIGIOUS LUNATIc ON HIS TRAVELS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June IL, 1873.
General John Sidney Jones, who was confined In
the Insane Asylum at Harrisburg. escaped TINS
morning IL is supposed he mas gone West on loot
10 Or each his peculiar doctrines VI satyatlon-
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Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
The Carlist Camp Divided by DissensiOn and
Its Council Moved by Personal Intrigue.
Dorregary Victimized i'm the Mo-
ment of Victory.
The Cure Of Santa Orus as Crusader
for the Church.
T1LeGaaMs 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
lERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Spanish capital
MADRID, June II, 1873.
The Carlist camp is divided by dissensions.
The removal of General Dorregary from his
Command was not ordered on account of ILL.,
ness from o wound received in one of the
recent battles but in consequence of intrigue
with Marquis valde Espinas.
CLERICAL IDEA OF CATHOLIC REPUBLIC.
The Cure of Santa Cruz opposes Don Car
los and again proclaims that the only hope Of
Spain is a Catholic republic, with Cabrera as
President.
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All Pain Instantly Relieved, Free OF
ost with PAIN PAINT, At wOLCOfrS Office. Now
csiLes Sold everywhere.
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ANOTHER BILLIARD MATCH ARRANGED.

CHICAGO, H., June II, 1878.
Another match game OF bilards-the French
game-has been arranged between Ubassey and
Bessenger, the former playing 800 points to the
lattar's 500 points.
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LORD DUFFERIN ON A PROVINCIAL TOUR

QUEBEC, June H. 1873.
Governor Durerin and suite arrived this morn.
ing They will remain two weeks and proceed TO
Saguenay and the maritime provinces.
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-sc..y- wARNoCK 4 CO.. 5l9 Broadway.
just After Christmas Of 1870 was Laid
up with obstinate Cough, together with Splitting %
Blood, accompanied with some lever from the Ioine
effects which was grea wsakensn s. ana eo s
I tried various medicines, but none apparently done
much good, leaving me low spirited enough made w
and procured some. 1t carefully directed and
gradually got rid Of my complant-Wm. A. Z. Pyle.
1amaron Perry county Wis
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Luxury, Elegance and Health.
THE IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BATH COMPANY am
the 10th OF June the story brown stone mah,ion
No West Twenty fourth street opposite rum Avcnuo
vding the establishments III america ,omo
and for yourselves In addition 10 we gea .aIo
marble there are numerous private vapor rooms tor
ladies gentlemen, also distinct departments 9r Az
minstraon OF sulphur and al other mcuichai oa'ns
prescribed by the medical fhculty
Mansfield Tracy Walworth's Reveia.
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ANKLETs, KNEE CAPS. Lady attendant
Roval Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashed.
ordcrsacd Information Furnished Highest rates paidio
spanish Bank BILLS governments Ac.. &c.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers. II Wall street. late OF IL
ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Prtces Re-
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cirY AND COUNTRY Houses.
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COrns, BuUions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases OF the Feet. cured by Dr ZACHARIE, q Umso
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General Veiarde's Army After the De-

General Velardc's Army After the De-
moraiization of EIu.iny.
MADRID, June II, 1878.
The mutiny in the command of General yelarde
arose from superseding captain.
Twelve hundred OF the troops remained faithful
and retired with the General to Tortosa.
REGIMENTAL DRILL AND COMPANY REORGANIZATION.
The column of troops which mutinied against
the authority OF General vearde at Ignalada has
been reorgaDized, and is now commanded by
General Cabrnctv.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful nsantane ously.
Sold eye
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scho0ners, s125 second class schooners $l25 first
aud second classes OF sloops x75 the provision
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In the
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The Coming has had tine sailing record, and Is
considered superior to any boat OF her size in
these waters. The Azalia Is q new boat having
been built during the present Spring. The re-
mainder are all, more or less, well known.
THE START.
Shortly after eleven O'Clock the signal gun was
fired for the start, which was TO be dying one,
and soon tile nag, with the numera "One,n nying
from the Judges boat, ANNOUNCED to the captains
OF the waiting vessels that they were TO sail over
course No. l." which was as foows:-From
the stakebOat which was m0ored q short
distance outside OF the light at the entrance OF the
narbQr 70 Hallway Rock" leaving 1t on the star.
NOUS title OF Pig Rock Stakes, which was also
to be left on the starb0ard hand; thence round
ing Egg Rock to port, passing between 1t
and the Nahant shore, spot familiar to
every Bostonian; thence to Graves bell
buoy, passing it to starboard; thence around
Hardings bell buoy, back TO the starting point,
making In ali a distance OF something over thirty
nve miles. The start was effected in excellent
style, the Coming being the first to cross the line,
at l1h. 3m. Sos. She was followed IN q few minutes
by the remainder OF the yachts in the following Or
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FRANCE.


Resignation Of Officials Id Consequence Of ting
Press Law Order. IS
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