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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

Loss ABOUT FOrty InOuSanu DOllarss
fire broke out at half-past seven O'Clock last
night in STEMS livery stable in Washington street,
between Hillary and Concord streets, and caused
loss OF about forty thousand dollars before the
flames could be subdued. There were eighty
horses and about sixty carriages In the stable at
the time, but the fire originated on the third
floor, In the hay loft, 1t gave the men
Just time enough to save the stock. All
the horses and carriages were taken
out In about five minutes after the
fire was discovered The building was owned by
Mr.. Forepaugh. OF Philadelphia, and the loss on
that, together with the stock, will probably reach
$4,000. IL was occupied by Mr.. d. w. Stein, who
is insured in the North Missouri and other COM
panies. The names spread to the Brooklyn Lyceum
adjoining. and the damage to this and the scenery
Is estimated at about $4,000 This is owned by
Mr.. Burden, and is insured In the North America
and other companies.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 49, 1873
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is f32O, 600.
The rate OF discount for three months bills in
the open market is 1864. per cent below the
Bank Of England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is lower than the Bank Of
England rate by IL per cent.
THE WEATHER DANGEROUSLY wARM.-FATAL CON-
SEQUENCES OF A THUNDER STORM.
The weather here continues very hot. At half
past twelve O'Clock this afternoon the thermome.
ter stood at IS degrees.
severe thunder storm, accompanied by sharp
lightning. swept over Lancashire yesterday. The
crops were damaged in various localities, and
several persons were struck by lightning and
killed.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Prussian Arrangements for Evacuation Of the
Pledged Territory.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS July %, 1873.
II is onlciaily announced to-day that the fortified
town Of Mezeres, capital Of the Department of the
Ardennes and the town Of Charleville, on the op-
posite side Of the River Mouse, in the same depart
ment, were evacuated last night by the German
forces, which have occupied them since the con-
cuslon OF the war.
The STAFF Of General ManteuTel. the commander
OF the Army OF Occupation. will remain at Nancy
for short time.
After its departure from that city the verdun
district will be the only French territory occupied
by German troops.
The NOrd-Est has the following:- 1.-THE garrsons
OF Charlevllle and Mezieres (Ardennes) have COM
menced avacuating those places Fifty trucks
have gone OF laden with baggage, and some of the
guns have been sent to Germany"
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BOAT RACING IN OHIO.

TOLEDO, July %, 1873.
The fifth annual regatta OF the Northwestern
Amateur Boating Asso citation commenced here TO-
day. The frst race, for pleasure and working
boats, q distance OF three-quarters OF a mile and
return, six entries, was won by the Eva
OF Toledo; time, 10 minutes. The second race, for
senior fOur-oared shells, distance one ana half
miles and return, three entries, was won by
the Undines, OF Toledo. Time. 2lm. 3ls The third
and a nalf and return, four entries, was won
by the Excelsi0rs, of Detroit. Time, IGN. SOS. In
the fourth race, for double SOULS, there but
one entry 1t was taken by Curtis and Allcock, OF
the Chicago Rowing Club, IN 10m. 10s The weather
was fine ana the attendance large.
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Papal Preparation for Nomination Of Bishops
Vatican Caution Against q Belligerent
Cure-Church Property Liquidation.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ROME, July %, 1873.
consistory will be held next Friday for the
nomination OF bishops.
CAUTION AGAINST A CROUCH AND TUMBLE" CURE.
The Cardinals here have had instructions from
the Vatican not to receive the Cure OF Santa Cruz
on his arrival in this city.
CHURCH PROPERTY CLAIMS.
The Commission for the liquidation of ecclesasti-
cal property opened its session here to-day.
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A MARSHAL ASSAULTED WITH AN AXE.

CINCINNATI Ohio, July IS, 1873.
Yesterday Marshal Boggs, OF Graufeld, ohio,
attempted to serve writ of cjcctment on one
Johnson, who assaulted him. and inflicted two
terrible cuts on Boggs with an axe He then as
saultcd Deputy Marshal Nicely with an axe and
Nicely shot him through the lungs 1t is Thought
Boggs and Johnson will die
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SUITS AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July %, 1873.
The Columbus and Indiana Central Rail-
road Company have entered suit against
United States Collector Wacot, to
recover over $4,000, the amount of
United States tax claimed to have been errone-
Ously assessed against the company by the govern
ment
The Columbus and Hooking Valley Railroad have
entered O similar suit, claiming over six thousand
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THE RAILROAD OUTRAGE

Escape OF the Robbers Into the Wilds of
Missouri.
DIES MONIES, July %, 1873
Nothing entirely reliable In regard to the
pursuit and capture of the railroad rob-
bers has been received at this place to-
day. 1t is thought they have crossed
into Missouri and are making for the wilds of
Mercer county in that State. The total amount
taken by the robbers from the train is now known
to be $2337.
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EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
Destruction OF Property or the Value Of
o75,OOO.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July g. 1879
At three O'Clock this morning an explosion oc.
Cured in v. Fries Co.'s dist,llery on James
street. One man was blown into the middle OF the
street and another was blown from the second
story window against another building, but
neither OF them was injured. Immediately fol.
lowing the explosion an extensive fire broke out.
totally destroying the large five story brick block
occupied exclusively by Fries h Co. on account
of 10 much iINammable material the fire spread
with great rapsdity. IL Is said that large guam
tity OF fine wines and liquors was DESTROYED. The
loss cannot at present be estimated, but win prob
ably reach $4,000. Nothing can be learned at
present regarding the Insurance.
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MEXICO.
TELEGRAM TO 1us NEW york HERALD.

MATAMoRos, Mexico, July %, 1873.
An Official telegram from General Cebalos to the
Military Commander OF this city. dated at Topic,
the nth inst. announces the complete defeat OF
che revolutionists in the State of Jalisco and the
capture Of their leader, the famous chieftain
Lozada who has for the last fifteen years
refused to submit to the authority OF the federal
government, and who has headed band OF mall
contents in armed hostility nearly all that time.
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CUBA.
Spanish Accounts Of the Situation in the Field
A Serious Engagement Expected.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, July %, 1873
spanish dispatches from Santiago dc Cuba re-
port several small engagements with the in
surgents near Zarzai and Jucaro, but do not con-
nrm the previous telegram which announced o
heavy battle.
They show, however. that the insurgents are
concentrating their forces Puerto Principe
and news OF general engagement may arrive at
any moment.
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IrlEGRAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, July %, 1873.
kilograms from Versailles, under date OF the
afternoon to-day, report that the French Assem-
bly,, after most excited and tumultuous debate.
adopted the bill empo wering the Permanent Com
mittee. which sits during the recess, to prosecute
insulters Of the Assembly.
M. ErnOul, in the course OF vigorous speech,
denounced "dictatorships rs the daughters of
license" and declared that "tyrannical republics
are sure to beget Caesars"
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Power for Legislative Proseou-
tion-The Danger Of Cesarism.
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A CORPSE ABANDONED.

The remains Of q recently born infant, far ad-
vanced in decomposition and wrapped up in an
old newspaper, were found in vacant lot corner
OF l06th street and Fifth avenue. The Twenty
third precinct police sent the body to the Morgue
and notified Coroner Kessler.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieutenant F. A. Miller and Ensigns c. s. Rich.
man and Edward M. Hughes arc ordered to
special duty at New Orleans. La. Mate Harry
Setly, to the receiving ship Potomac, at Philade-
pha; Second Assistant Enyineer J. A. b. Smith,
to the TalapoOsa; second Assistant Engineer +.
C. Burchard has been detached from the Tallapoosa
and placed on waiting orders.
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THE LORD GORDON CASE.
The American Prisoners To BE Held for
Trial.

CHICAGO, Ill., July %, 1873.
special despatch to the Tribune from
st. Paul tonight says that the Manitoba
Court has decided to hold for trial Fletcher,
Merriam. Hay and the other prisoners charged
with kidnapping Lord Gordon, but has not yet
decided whether or not TO accept bail for their
appearance. At the latest advices this gu estion
was being argned.
The same special asserts that there Is no founda-
for tn report that Davis was not Iairly nominated
for Governor at the recent Republican State Con-
YentiOn.
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FAST TRoTTINe TIME.

Vt. LOUIS, Mo-, July %, 1873
The Kansas stallion Srnuygler Is stated, In
special despatch from Olathc, Kansas, to have
trotted mile over course in that place yester.
day In 2:19a. THIS horsewas broken to trot less
than q year ago and haabeen In training but SIX
months,
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A SHOVEL FACTORY ON FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA July %, 1878.
fire broke out in the shovel factory OF P. & W.
Groome, at Ridge and Cherry streets, Frankfort
early this morning The flames rapidly spread and
destroyed property to the extent Of $1,000. Upon
this there is an insurance OF $4,000 in Philadelphia
companies.
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THE FARMERS FIGHT.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July %, 1873
despatch from Springfield, Ill.,, says
that the Chicago and Alton Railroad Com
plny has Withdrawn the suits insti
tuted by it against certain farmers OF
Livlngton county who, refusing to pay more than
the legal fare, as fixed by the Legislature, were
run to a side track and held there, delaying the
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sloops, and the Maggie y. wins in the second
class. General Tom Thumb Is delighted at
having beaten such fast boats as the Kaiser
and Qui Vive. The Sophia did very well consider
ing that her rigging was nearly all apart. The
Kate also made very good race, and the CommO-
dOre had to sail to win her prize
The fleet was joined to-day by the schooners
Foam, Madgie and Gypsey, and the slOOp Sadie.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LAGUAYRA July Q, 1873.
President Guzman BlancO mas LETT the capital for
Porto Cabelo. 1t is reported that he will proceed
TO Maracaibo to check General Pugar who is
showing revolutionary symptoms.
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DEATH OF A PROVIDENCE MERCHANT.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July %, 1873.
Suchet Mauran, the second merchant OF this city,
died suddenly tonight OF heart disease.
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A MARYLAND REGIMENT IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1878.
The Fifth Maryland regiment 400 strong, will ar
rive in this city this evening, their way to Cape
May. They will be received at the Baltimore depot
~ or two militia organizations and reception
Will follow later. This crack organization Will en-
camp at Cape May ten days.
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ENGLAND.

Bullion in Heavy Flow to the Bank-Rate for
Money and Discount on 'Change-The
Weather Unusually Warm
Storm and Loss Of Life.
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DEATH OF AN ACTRESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July %, 1873.
Mrs. f. N. Thayer, q venerable and we'll known
actress, widow OF the late E. N Thayer, died yester
CAV at Atlantic City.
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ESCAPE OF O0NvICTs.

ST. LOUIS, NO.. July %, 1873.
Eight convicts, working In stone quarry near
the Penitentary OF JEFFERSON City, broke from the
guard yesterday. One Of them was captured one
shnt and tina nfhers are stu ut large.
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DEATH OF AN ACTOR.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 81 1873.
J. Wesley Hill. the well known actor, died here
yesterday OF abscess OF the liver.
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HAYTI.
Legislative Eession-Fire at Gonaivss.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

CAPE HAYTIEN, July 10, 1873.
The Chambers opened at Port gu Prince on the
18th inst.
much property.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE MARKET.

HAvANA, July q, 1873.
Exchange weak On United states sixty days cur
rency, ~ IS premium short sight "a a & premium;
sixtv days, gold 81 50 premium short sight, IS "a
" premium
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SCOTLAND.
Municipal Honor to tho American Naval Flag.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July 20, 1873
The ofYlcers Of the United States steamer Con-
gress, which vessel arrived In the Clyde on Friday
last were entertained yesterday by the Provost OF
Glasgow.
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ST. THOMAS.
Severe Drought and Much Suffering.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, July %, 1873.
Advices from st. Thomas to the 10th inst report
q severe drought in the island. Even drinking
water was scarce.
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TIRED OF LIPB AT EIGHTY.

BOSTON, July %, 1874
At Natick, on Tuesday, Josiah Bigoow, aged
eighty years. committed suicide by shooting.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced circulars sent and information given We SOLD
the $500 600 prize in the drawing Of April ~.
j. Is. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street
Post office box 4,655 New York.
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TROTTINo IN THE WEST
The Coming Race i'm Cleveland-Great
Expectations Of Good Sport.

Expectations Of Good Sport.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July Is, 1873.
Great excitement exists among horsemen In ref
erence to the coming meeting here between the
celebrated horses Judge Fullerton and Camors.
Fullerton IL New York horse. Camors
Is owned in Boston. Each has the same
record t2:21%l, Camors at Prospect Park
last september Fullerton at Saratoga In october,
each having defeated the other. Goldsmith Maid,
American Girl and Lucy are named Tor the Free for
All race ana speculation Is rife In reference to the
second place in tins race. 1t s conceded that the
meeting has brought together the finest neld OF
horses ever known in America
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Report OF = Battle and the Bae. Army
Routed.
CAPE HAyTIEN. July 10. I

CAPE HAYTIEN July 10. 1873.
Information has been received here that the in
surgents In the north of st. Domingo had an
engagement with the troops Of President Baez,
and that the latter were totally 70 uted.
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Cholera MOrbus, Summer Complaint
Collie Diarrhna and all Affections of the Bowels Incl
dent either children adults cured at by
DIR. JAYNE'S CAHMINATIVE BALSAM.
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There was very little change in the relative posi-
tons OF the yachts on the sail home. Then all
came split open, with their jibs doomed out to
port but after passing the lighthouse they trimmed
In sheets and passed the stakebOat on the port
tack. The Yachfs arrived home "a fnIl0MS:--
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Corns Cured, SO Cents to S1.-s52 Rroad-
way near street Bunions Nails joints, &c.
Cure by mail. so cents Dr. WESTERvELT, Chiropodist.
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

An Imperial Hapsburg Visit to the RomanoffA
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A JEALOUS HUSBAND SHOOTS Els RIVAL.

SAN FRANCISCO July %, 1873.
This morning Charles Bellew shot and mortaly
wounded spoon sanford, at the house OF the
former in Howard street. The quarre, grew out
OF Jealousy OF Sandford's attentions to Bellows
wife,
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ST. DOMINGO.
ItlEeRAms TO Ins NEW York HERALD.

PUERrO PLATTE July Q, 1873.
The whole country is in . state OF ferment. Com
municatton between this place and Santiago Is
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WEATHER REPURT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OpFfcxR.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., July 24-1 A. N.

WAX DkPARTnENT.
OFFICE OF THE OHIEP SIGNAL OYFfCxR =
WARRINGTON, d. Co. July pa AN.
synopsis J0r me Past Ttoenty.Jour Hours
The barometer has very generally risen through
out the Gulf States and upper lake region and tho
Northwest, but has fallen over the Middle ana
Eastern States and lower lakes; the temperature
has risen somewhat over the Ohio Valley, the laks
region and New England easterly winds
and Gains, with cloudy weather and numerous
local rains. have been reported nom the Southern
States; southwesterly winds and clear weather
from the Middle and Eastern States the lower
lakes, Ohio Valley and Iowa; southeasrerIy winds.
with increasing cloudiness, prevail In Minnesota
Probabilities
On Thursday, for the Southern States, easteriy
winds, and for the coasts cloudy weather. with
light local rain; for the Middle and Eastern States
westerly winds and somewhat higher temperature
with clear weather; for the lower lakes and Ohio
Valley southwest winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather; for the upper lakes and the Northwest.
southeasterly and southwesterly winds, increasing
cloudlness and somewhat higher temperature.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes ia
the temperature for the past twentyour 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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THE LAST BILL SIGNED.

ALBANY, N Y, July %, 1878.
Governor Dix has signed the last bill approved
by him and passed by the Legislature. He has
signed 81 bills in all.
The Spring Crop OF Coughs and Colds
heavy and will ripen into terrible harvest Of disease
and death, unless rooted out with the Standard An
TIDOTE, HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in minute.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 3 Z. NJ.
On sunday from to . p NJ.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

AVCIdXt To-
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year ............. rs,
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Cabinet Concern for tho Suppression
OF the Insurrection.
MADRID, July 49, 1873.
meeting, which was attended by all the
members of the Cabinet and large number
of the majority of the Cortes, was held last
evening at the War Office, to discuss what
measures should be adopted to secure the
overthrow of the insurrectionary movements
in the country.
INSURGENTS DIsARMED.
The inhabitants of Utrera have defeated and
taken two guns from an insurgent column
which marched out of Seville to carry into
effect the declaration of Independence.
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A.-The New Remedy for Hernia Re-
tans rupture comfortably night and day till cured.
Sold by the ELASTIC TRUSS CO., 6s3 broadway Avoid
metal springs and filthy sponge pads.
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1t was beautiful sight to see the racing yachts,
accompanied by some twenty Others, all with
sheets lifted, tearing down to the hammock The
Commodore soon took the lead. followed by the
Kate and Addie. As the latter were the only first
class sloops that had the pluck to enter It, 1t is
necessary 10 mention others that declined the
test. The Sadie would have entered, but having
fresh crew and a strange captain on board, Mr..
Ford, the owner, thought 1t best to wait for
another occasion TO show the speed. AS the yachts
ROUNDED THE HAMMOCK
they trimmed down the wind and clawed up to
windward along the shore Of Fishers Island. The
Commodore led the feet followed by the Kate,
Addie, Maggie b., Kaiser, Qui Vlvc and Sophia.
the lightship. Tue Commodore had a good lead,
and the Kate was making fair second, with the
Addic OF her starboard quarter. Ihe Maggie b.
was doing very Wen and leading the second class
sloops. The yachts rounded the ghtship as lol-
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VIENNA, July 70, 1873.
The Emperor of Austria will 60 to st. Petersburg
In the Autumn.
The visit is regarded by the press as Of deep
political significance.
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VEN ZUELA.

Presidential Demonstration Against Pugilistic
Radical
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COrns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE n Union
enu
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured With~
out pain.-CORN CURE. by mail, &c. DR.. RICE, 200
Broadway, corner Fulton street.
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manifesto condemning the policy of the
government

German Naval Police Action Against q
Mutineer War Ship.
MADRID, July %, 1873.
As the Spanish insurgent iron-clad vittoria
was sailing from Alicante, German frigate,
which was lying in the harbor, got up steam
end followed her out by orders received from
the German Legation at Madrid
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rising Is reported In the interior. General
Altamra. the revolutionary Chief is said to be
making head against the government troops
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SILK Elastic Bclts.-A Fresh Assortment
Belta Stockings Knee Caps and Ankles at reduced
prices at MARSH CO.'S Radical Cure Truss office, No.
2vcscy street. Lady attendant.