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Betting in the City on tho University
Race.
DISMISSAL OF FRENCH SEA CAPTAINS.

Private news received in this city yesterday from
Paris states that the Compagnie Generate Trans
allan tque has dismissed from It's service Cap
tain Lemarie, the late commander OF the French
mail steamer Europe, plying between this port
and France, which vessel was abandoned at sea
some months ago. and It's passengers brought on
to this port by the National Steamship Company's
vessel Greece. The reason for which Lemarie Is
dismissed Is for not remaining by his vessel to the
while there existed a probability Of saving her.
Tho French company remove the Captain In ques-
Sn wn or Seas and Ig ng
he has rendered In navigating their vessels. The
chief engineer Of the vessel In question, M.
Leroux Is also dismissed the companys employ,
on the same complaint namely, error OF judgment.
rHB CAPTAIN OF THE AMRRIQUR DISMISSED.
he abandoned Oh the French coast, and which was
subsequently t0wed into Plymouth by the English
steamers Barry and Spray In an uninjured condl-
employment, also several OF the engineers and
oficers The lrst officer, Garay, who was known as
Mfe. Great sympathy is expressed at Havre with
the misfortunes Ofthese officers but It Is considered
as an index ina, the company intends M to keep up
OF the French line, and that no breach Of good
manship will be tolerated.
Captain Lemarie, Of the Europe, is about forty
four years OF age, was formerly IN the French navy,
and entered the company's service about fourteen
be AE9 strsned he was for
merly In the ST. Laurent, OF the New York line.
captain Roussan Of the Amerlque. Is about
forty years old is and call, handsome fellow, VINO.
II he had not once left the Transatlantic Com
pany's service OF hts own volition for several
years, would have been the commodore OF the
neet He, like Lemarie, is an Old naval oficer.
He IL great favorte among the mercantile COM
munity OF Brest ana havre The Amerique, thor
oughy overhauled, will return to this port within
O few weeks. The Transatlantic Company have
recently paid to the National line their claim for
transporting to New York the rescued passengers
taken or the French steamer Europe.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Walworth, OF Sara toga.

mrss WHIWorth, VI pSr"tOS"'
A telegram from Saratoga, N. T., under date OF
the 10th inst, reports as follows :-"Mrs Chan
cellor watworth died at her residence here this
morning after long illness, surrounded by her
relatives and friends.n This venerable lady was
the grandmother Of the unfortunate parricide,
Frank H. walworth, who shot and killed his
father, Mansfield Tracy walworth, In the Sturte
want House, In this city, on the sd OF June, 1873
Al the time OF her marriage she was the widow OF
colonel Hardin, Of Kentucky, and mother to Mans
killed In the battle Of Buena Vista, Mexico, and
his widow, who moved In the most aristocratlc
Circles OF society, married Mr.. Walworth, the cee-
brati0n OF the nuptials constituting the great
event OF the day in the world OF American fashion
able society. The later years Of her life were
couded by the advent OF the great domestic grief
which came from the terrible calamity to which
we have REFEREED
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THE INDIANA DEMOCRACY.
The state Convention st IndtsnaPoltS-
synopsis or the REGULATIONS Adopted
Nomination or State Omcers.

The state Convention st IndiSnePolfs-
Synopsis or the Resol utfons Adopted
Nomination or State Omcers.
INDIANAPOLIS. July Is. 1874
The Democratic State Convention assembled ae
the Academy OF Music at ten O'Clock this morning.
The meeting was called 10 order by Mr.. J. L.
Mcdonald. Chairman OF the State Central Com
fnittee. Every county Ia the State reported fufi
delegations present.
OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Governor T. A. Hendricks was chosen Presidents.
and the principal secretaries were-Joseph D.
Nichols, John W. Kern and Joseph Fl. Pierce. One
each Congressional district were appointed also
q committee on Resolutions finance and . State
President, the Committee on RESOLUTIONS reported
o platform ana resolutions.
THE RESOLUTIONS
arraign the republican party for corruption ana
general ineficiency, and declare In favor OF
strict construction OF the constitution and t0rlB
for revenue. They favor the redemption OF tho
National banking law aud the substitution OF
greenbacks; return TO specie payments AZ sose
as the business interests OF the country viii per-
init. They oppose the Baxter temperance btA
and favor q license law; Iavor retrenchment. re-
so and in the te
OF officers using the public money "a their own
oppose land grabs and the loan OF the public credits
to railroads, favor the abolition or tue Ofnco O2
County Superintendent Of Public Schools, and the
equalization OF bounties to soldiers.
After the Adoption Of the resolutions the Co.
followingB B -
Secretary OF State, j. q. Men. Of Randolph
county; Auditor Of the state. z. Henderson. q
Morgan county; Treasurer Of STATE. B, q Shaw, os
ton, ). Il smart Of Alien county; Attorney Gen
eral G. A. Buskirk. OF GIBSON county; Judge OF the
Hessrs. Henderson aud Biddie are aisO nominats1
on the iarmers' ticket.
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PARTIAL LIST or ASSURANCES
-. Inc Eve'tt,sg Post ana MaH furnishes the follow
inc Continental. Brewers and Malsters' Ex-
'enange, Aerchants' and Peoples companies had
rlsKs 10 the amount OF $17S225, ca which the loss
port. Ky. lose 5000; the orient, IoI Hartford,
Lancashire and Connections companies lose oe-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; Franklin, OF Boston,
Fire. OF Milvile, N. j., and the Trade OF Camden.
n j., lose 5000; the Phoenix or Brooklyn;
New Hampshire, Of Manchester and Mississippi
valley companies, lose $20, 900. The Atlantic aud
losers, their policies in the burned district aggre-
gazing 100000 The Michigan STATE lose $4,000:
sne queen, Or Liverpool and Commerce, OF Al
Sany, $4,000; Mechanics and Traders', Of New
YORK. 5000; Unlon, OF Philadelphia. and Nara
gansett, OF Providence, 81 900; Underwriters' OF
New York; Niagara, OF New York. and Fireman's.
Girard. OF Pniladephia, si.5oo: Fairness. OF
York, Pa, $12, ,O00 Mr.. George F. farmers Agency
lose $4,000 on Aiken's Theatre. The Pennsylva-
MA American Fire Association land Reading COM
panes lose $50 0O0 the st. Paul Company, $4,000;
the Fire, OF Cleveland $lO 0OO; 4Etna OF HARTFORD
$50, 900; Home, Of Columbus, ohio; Manufacturers,
FIRE and Marine, Of Boston; Hoffman, OF New York.
and London Assurance Corporation, $4,000; Will
hansburg City, Peoples and Ben Franklin compa-
MES, $40 5OO Commercial Union, OF London; Adrla-
tlc, OF New York Shoe and Leather and Prescott OF
Boston, and Firemans Fund, New York, $3.50 600;
Phoenix, Of Hartford, $4,000; Imperial, OF London ;
American Central, OF st. Louis; standard, OF New
YORK ST. Joseph, OF st. Joseph, Mo-; Scotch Com
merGisl, M OF Glassow Lamar OF New York, ana
merce. OF st. Louis, and German Of Freeport H.,
$15, 600: the Citizens, Franklin and st. LOUIS
$l5o,00o; the National, Peoples and Safeguard OF
1000; L. +. Jewell's Agency, $2a, 900; S. M.
Moore Co.'s Agency. $l35, 900; LycOmtng and
Perrin. $50 900 Traders Of Chicago $60, oOo. This
list aggregates about $1,4o0, 900, and indicates u
total loss to the insurance companies OF from
5000, 900 to 81, 10000
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TROUBLED ARKANSAS.

The sheriff OF Faulkner County Arrested
for Contempt Of COurt-His Fs9rs OF A.
sassinatioR.
LITTLE ROCK, July 16 1874
Ben Turner. Sheriff Of Faulkner county. was a.
rested here this evening by the Deputy shenG
aided by q squad of the State House militia He u
charged with contempt OF the County Court, In re-
fusing 10 obey it's mandate to appear ana settle
with the county. He was taken to the MetrOpols
tan Hotel, the guard following amid much excite
ment among the guests and bystanders An applt-
cation for o writ OF hsbess corpus made to Chan-
cellor warwick was granted returnabie to-mor-
row morning.
WHAT rHR SHERIFF SAYS.
Turner says he fears assassination II he returns
to Faulkner; that the treasurer OF that county Aas
been notified through . banker hero thas the
money due Is subject his order. and that this u
q scheme to get him back there for sinister pay
pQse6
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT IOWA FALLS, Iowl
TWO FIGHTING EDITORS.

Ell Cronista vs.. La Independencfa-
Canada the Chosen Battle Ground
Judge Murray Declares the Flight
on"
Sehor Don Juan Bellido de Luna, editor Of
Cuban patriotic organ, published at No. 40 Broad
way, and styled La badependencta. was yesterday
arrested by Onicer Bloodgood, OF the Jefferson Mar
ket Court squad, and formally held BY Justice
Murray In $1,000 bail TO Keep the peace for six
months. The occasion OF this indignity being
offered to Sehor De Luna was the indting
OF hostile note addressed to Se6or Don Jose Fer
rer de Couto, editor OF newspaper published In
this city devoted to Spanish interests and known
as 81 Crontsta, containing Q challenge 10 mortal
combat, which he had accepted. On the Fourth of
July II seems Sefor De Couto allowed himself to DO
80 far carried away by patriotic fervor and zeal In
behalf Of his country to indulge in very abusive
epithess when charactertxing the course and con-
duct Of Sehor De Luna, Of La Independenctd. The
latter gentleman was stigmatzed in leading
article as . coward, poltroon and charlatan.
Senior De Luna, naturally chafed by the language
OF the Spanisrd, avaied himself OF the columns OF
mis- own Journal TO reply TO his assailant, and EN-
vit1perative IN repelilne the onslaught On the
eth of July La Independencsa was ablaze with
rhetorical pyroteShnics. before which the IN tn
paled. Senior De Couto was made the subject Of q
scathing rebuke, and the Castilian vocabulary
Cuban IN replying to the Spanish aggressor. sword
or pistol was now the only alternative, and burn
ing with rage, ne addres De Luna brief note
OF defiance aud employed trusty friend to deliver
It. De Luna courteously ackno wledged the receipt
OF the cartel. ana formally signned mis- acceptance
Friends OF both parties at once proceeded to
arrange the details. aud the Dominiion ION
of Canada was nxed upon Tor the
battle ground. Profound secrecy was observed
but, "a win sometimes happen In these cases,
peace-lovine friend OF both parties, 2 "truy gooa
man, became possessed OF the secret and deter
mined TO acquaint the proper authorizes WIN one
facts. An ai1davtt was sworn to yesterday before
Justice Murray, at Jefferson Marke. Police court
by Mr.. Henry A. Riley, Of No: ierk row VINO VINO
testt1ed yhat ne was informed oy severai per-
sona that q meeting was arranged between
| the two parties mentioned, which meeting was
10 take place in the early part OF next week, and
| he prayed that the power OF tho Court might be
nsed 70 stay any further action on the part OF the
wonid.be beriRerents. Justice Murray Immediately
,ssned his warrant for the arrest OF all the parties
| implicated. Ofrcer Booigood was charged will
ira execution but after diliRent search succeeded
| only In arres ting Senoy DE Luna About hall-pas
three IN tue alter9son Iudge Nurray called VI
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LAIL BROKEN.

Six Prisoners Escape from Jefferson Mar
ket Police Prison.
At one O'Clock this morning tho keepers a.
Jefferson Market police prison were aroused
by noise In the jail building, and en-
going to inquire the cause OF 1t they found
q number OF prisoners we're getting swav over
the outer wall An alarm was quickly given ana
q chase made after those who were going, but six
OF the principal prisoners In the place had got oat
before they could be stopped Word was at once
sent to the Ninth precinct station house and Cap
the prison. The breach was made into tho room
or ono OF the ten day prisoners, ana
wall and Into the street. The following
are the names OF those who succeeded In getting
Williams, John Deacon, william Quin,
who ia supposed to be the leader; Henry Aveil4I
John McCue and Daniel Jones.
When the roll OF prisoners was called after tho
exit was closed these men were found missing.
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FRA cE.
The Ministry Defeated i'm
the Assembly.
M. Magne's Financial
Plan Rejected.
A SCENE OF TUMULT.

PARIS July Is, 1874.
Debate on NJ. Magne's tax proposals was con-
ttnued in the Assembly to-day. The Minister, re-
ferring to the vote on the salt tax, accused the
republican Deputies Of "subordinating the nnan-
cta interests OF the country to political consldera
TONS"
SCENE OF TuMULT
This was followed by a scene OF tumult AMI dis.
order which compelled President Buffet to rem-
porartly suspend the sitting
THE CABINET MEASURE REJECTED.
subsequently the Minister'S proposition 10 In
crease certain taxes was rejected by vote OF 1856
to 2Sa This result involves the defeat OF N.
Magne's entire financial plans
MAO hAHoN's POWER AND FORM OF GOVERNMENT
NJ Veutavon, reporter OF the Committee OF
Thirty read report on the various constitutional
propositions referred to the committee. II states
shat the committee recognize the irrevocabiity
OF President MacMahon's powers, but declare the
:Septennate merely q truce to parties for seven
years.
WHAT THE CONNITTRB PROPOSES.
The committee decides to set aside NJ Perier's
bill and substitute their own, which consists Of
six clauses. The first maintains the title of Presi-
dent OF the Republic. The second establishes
Ministerial responsibility. The third confers the
Legislative power upon two Chambers, the ap-
pointment OF Members OF the Upper House or
senate to be the subject OF q future bill.
The fourth provides that the President
alone Is authorized to dissolve the lower house or
Chamber OF Deputies. The Hfth prescribes that q
Congress OF both Chambers shall provide for the
continuance Of the government In case Marshal
MacMahon dies, resigns or reaches the end OF his
term OF ONCE. The sixth says no modification OF
the constitutional laws Is to be allowed unless
first proposed to the President.
The Assembly appointed Monday next for the
debate on the report
THE PARTY LEADERS DISAPPOINTED
All the Parliamentary parties are disappointed.
The Len considers that the committees bill aims
1t dictatorship without putting an end to party
agitation. The legtimsJs and imperialists are also
against It, and its rejection is considered certain.
Government Caro- for Intending Emil
grants.
PARIS, July Is, 1874.
An of1clal note Is published to-day, warning
agrtculturists and others against emigrating with
out making inquiry Of the administration In refer
.enoe thereto.
1t IL stated In the note that this course Is taken
because q number OF emigrants have made applt-
cation to the government for assistance to enable
them to return to France, particularly from Phila-
delphia, where the promises held out by the emil
grafton agent have not been realized.
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THE COLLEGE RACES.

Princeton Wins tho Freshman Contest
I'm IS Minutes and 10 seconds-Wilcox,
OF Yale, Wins tho Single Scull Race in
II Minutes and Ia La Seconds.
SARATOGA, July Is, 1874.
started at 5h. 29m. 2Os. this afternoon. Yale at
once fell behind on Box strokes q minute Brown
doing 81 and Princeton 83. Half mile out Yale
drew level and mile later was slightly ahead Of
Princeton and considerably In advance OF Brown.
Halt Q mile from the finish they were In
the same relative positions, Yale steering
very wildly, and as she drew near home,
suddenly slscKening, II tired Finishing, Prince
ton put on magnificent squirt and drew ahead,
winning by half length In the good time Of Ism.
lOs and leaving Brown four seconds behind. The
judges boat was awkwardly placed on the finish
line near the nag, at one end OF that line; and
Princeton passing between the boat and nag, Yale
wanted her ruled out. She should have gone the
ing the decision was given as above. Wilcox, OF
Yale, beat Devens, Of Harvard, one length and
half In the single scu race, and Phillips. of Cor
nell, was distanced. Time OF wilcox, lam. 1913
Betting in the City on the University
Race.
Up to ten O'Clock last night there were sold at
Johnson's Broadway and Twenty eighth street.
l42 Paris mutuel pools on the University race,
divided in the following manner, which show that
Harvard Ia the favorite Yale second choice Wes-
eyan third. Columbia fourth, and 80 on Harvard,
S47; Yale, $36: wesleyan, $25; Columbia, $14
Dartmouth 81; Trinity, 81; Cornell So; Princeton,
So; Williams, SO.
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LOSS TO THE POST OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, July Is. 1874.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1874
Mr.. George 8. Bangs, General superintendent OF
the Railway Postal Service. goes to Chicago to-
night to look after the interests Of the Post once
Department in connection with the burning OF the
Post once In that city last night. The govern.
ment loses between $4,000 and $4,000 by the
destruction Of the once.
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FIRE IN WATER STREET.

fire broke out last night in No. Y0s Water
street that caused . damage Of $4,000 the build
ing was occupied BY George N. Gardner 40 q COD
per basin factory. He sustained . damage OF
81 OOO The fire extended to the stable IN the rear.
No. no. occupied by John A. Miersdish, who suf-
fered loss Of 81 900. one OF his horses was burned
IN
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the case for examination ana Counsellor Mcclellan
appeared Tor the defence.
The complainant Mr.. II. A. Riley, however. was
unable to swear that Mr.. De Luna had accepted
the challenge alleged TO have been sent him or
that ne was really the person to whom it WA
directed and intended. De Luna. however ac-
knowledged his IDENTITY In this respect, ana was
accordingly required by Judge Murray 10 FURNISH
bonds IN $1,000 TO keep the peace. Vlncente
Mestre OF No. IA East Fourteenth street, gave
yne requisite security.
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CUBA.
Specie Payments for Redemption from Slavery.

HAVANA, July Is, 1874
Captain General Concha has ordered that here
after all payments N ade by slaves according to
law to purch ase their freedom are to be made in
gold or its equivalent in paper. Fifty dollars Is
the smallest amount with which q slave can begin
the operation OF self manumission by cash.
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M e K I g O .
A merican Patriotism and
Good Will.
VOLCANO IN MOTION

ESPECIAL DESPATCH FROM kExIC0 CITY TO THE
HERALD.l
MATAMoRos, July 16, 1874
The following special telegram has been ad.
dressed to tie HERALD from Mexico city under
date OF the 10th inst. -
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
The Fourth OF July anniversary was celebrated
by the Americans resident in the Mexican capital.
President Lerdo the members OF his Cabinet and
other of1cias Of state were invited to attend q
grand banquet.
THE LAW YERs AFTER TIE hURDRRRRs OF THE
WITCHES.
The authorities are prosecuting the murderers Of
the witches In Sinal0a.
VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
The volcano at O0ima Is In eruption.
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BIS M "A R 9 K.
The ChanceIlOr's Wound Pain
Cooling Down.
The Assassin Prepared and
Determined.
THE LATEST sulLf1S> NOT FAVORABLE.

KIssMdEN, July Is, 1874.
Prince Bismarck suners some rom the wound
innicted on his wrist There Is some inn ANNA
ton, which. however. is subsiding under the ap-
plication Of ice.
THE ASSASSIN PREPARED FOR HIS WORK.
1t has been ascertained that Kullmann was In
Berlin for fortnight at whitsunttde for the pur-
pose OF assassnating Prince Bismarck.
Tho Princes Condition Not So Favor
able-Thc Prisoners Account OF Him
SELF.
LONDON, July 16-6:30 A. N.
The Standard says:-"Later accounts from Kis-
singer represent that Bismarck's condition is not
80 favorable as was at nrst reported. He has
feverish symptoms and slept little on Tuesday
night"
WHAT THE ASSASSIN SAYS
Bismarck has had another interview with Kull.
mann. The latter now asserts he planned the
shooting himself that he was instigated to tho
deed BY nobody and had no aocomplices. He de.
elares that he is good Catholic.
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TWO OTHER FIRES LAST NIGHT.

CHICAGO, July 15-s p. NJ.
Another nre broke out about half past four
O'Clock P. NJ, In the northwestern part OF the city,
In the vicinity OF the junction Of Milwaukee and
Chicago avenues. Fifteen twenty buildings
comprising stores, saloons planning and carpenter
shops, were burned IN short time. the lanes
being famed BY Q brisk northwest breeze and fed
by very innammable material The Fire Depart
mens we're promptly on the ground, and by most
vigorous efforts succeeded In checking the prog
ress OF the fire before 1t did further damage than
already stated. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed for time, and repetition Of the scenes OF
last night was feared.
The nre originated In Dugan's smokehouse, in
the rear Of his packing establishment. Nearly an
entire block was burned, but the buildings, were
mostly Of an inferior Sort One planning mill was
destroyed with some valuable machinery and
patterns. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
During the progress Of this nre two attempts at
incendiarism in the same neghborhood were dis
covered and frustrated. In one case kerosene was
used.
Another alarm was sounded from the corner Of
Wabash avenue and Madison street about six
O'Clock P. NJ. but the nre there was soon subdued.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT IOWA FALLS, IOWA.
CHICAGO, July 15 1874
fire last night at Iowa Falls, Iowa, destroyed
forty-ve buildings and involved loss of $3.50 OO0
The insurance is small.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July Is, 1874.
In the House OF Commons to-day the Public Wor-
ship Regulations bill passed its second reading
without q division.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATI0Bs.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is 1Ssx
The Democratic Convention to-day nominAteA
Furman Sheppard for District Attorney, Joseph L.
Robinson for City Commissioner and william r
Chandler for City Comptroller.
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SCOTLAND.
LONDON. July Is, 1874.

LONDON. July Is, 1874
A serious break occurred In q canal near Glas-
cow to-day. The waters overnowed the neghbor.
hood, causing damage to property to the amount
OF $500 OOO
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ONTARIO SURVEYING EXPEDITION.
DonoNtro Nonaf

TORONTO canada, July Is, 1874
The United States gunboat Chase ler here to-
day on surveying expedition along the shores OF
Lake ontario.
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A.-Best Baths and Least Cost At the
LEXINGTON AVENUE BATHS; corner Twenty atA
after noon. may obtain, Turkish and Roman Baths as
third less than usual rates Send for circular
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Antediluvian Ffngerpad and Hoop
Trusses being abandoned since the invention OF TIE
ELASTIC TRUSS. 6SS Broadway, some fetal truss nah
have gone into bankruptcy others steal the
ELASTIC Truss"
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Batchelor's Hair Dye Is splendid.-~
Never fails Established 81 years. Sold aud properly
applied at BATCHELORs Wig Factory, i6 Bomd 81, NJ
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly harmlessly splendidly II mparts most na&aral
shades and Is easily applied Sold everywhere
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A.-Herald Branch Ofico, brooklyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ to r. NJ
On SUNDAY from 3 to9 NJ.
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SPAIN.
Bilbao sorely Pressed by the Carlists-A Cabi-
net CT sis Impending.

SANTANDER, July is, 1874
Tho oommandant OF Bilbao has asked for rein.
forcements, which were sent hence to-day.
The blockade of Bilbao by land is complete and
ssringently maintained by the Carlists.
Cabinet Crfsis mt Hand I'm Madrid.
MADRID, July l6, 1874.
crisis in the Ministry is reported impending.
General Zabala and Camacho, Minister OF Finance,
VIII probably retire. The former B said to be i'll.
Spanish Report from Bnba0-The Chief
Command in tho North.
MADRID July Is, 1874.
General Mortones reports that Bilbao Is in no i'm.
mediate danger.
In case General Zabala resigns General Moriones
Will probably be appointed his successor in the
command OF the Army OF the North.
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Don't Go TO Saratoga without . Good
supply Of BOOTS SHOES, DANCING GA TIERS, 10.
and patronize MILLER CO., No Union square.
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A-Rupture and Physical Oefermftfes
ssuy treated by Dr. MARSH at No vesey street
(Astor House)