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The New York herald., 1874-08-23
A SIXTEEN MILLION DOLLAR SHIPMENT

The 1nman steamer city OF Brussels, which lelt
this port Tor Liverpool yesterday, took out up
wards Of s160OO,0OO of the new Ave per cent
United states loan. This IS the second European
instament Of tins loan, upwards OF $5,O0OOOO
having been sent u week ago. The bonds were
contained in three chests. The party In charge Of
the bonds till they are delivered IN London are
Mr.. j. r. Bigelow CHIEF OF the Loan Branch OF The
Treasury; Mr. George Wallace and Mr.. Henry
Pierson, clerks oil the Treasury, ana Mr.: Hlil-
house. son OF the Assistant Treasurer oil New
YORK. who will all remain severa! months abroad
in reference TO the new loan. The bonds above
mentioned were received in Jersey City al about
seven O'Clock from Washington and met by MIR.
Caywood superintendent OF the Suh-rreasury.
who helped TO escort them across tne river when
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
OBITUARY.
Albert Havemeyer.

Late on Friday evening Mr.. Albert Havemeyer.
brother Of the venerable Mayor. breathed hts lass
At his residence, No. 3i7 West Fourteenth street.
after an illness OF only two days. duration. The
sickness which terminated the lie Of Mr.. Have
meyer was Inflammation OF the bowels. The de-
ceased was prominently known IN New lork bust.
ness circles as OF the heaviest sugar redners,
having been connected with the trims OF Have
meyer, Elder 4 Co. and Havemeyer, Moelier Co.
roads, especially the Michigan southern Railroad
Company. Mr.. Havemeyer was born in New York
city in 1914 and was In the sixteth year OF his age
when he died. He leaves wife and five children,
who are absent on . summer vacation out West
Tue funeral will probably not take place until late
this week on account Of the absence OF the family.
Mayor Havemeyer appears TO keenly feel the loss
OF his brother.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
mcExDARIsm IN CONNECTICUT.
Machine shops I'm Fair Haven-Loss
1000.

NEW HAVEN, August %, 1874.
To the long hist OF attempts at incendiarism
with which this city and vicinity has been
afflicted Of late Is added one OF serious
character which occurred In Fair Haven late
last night. The circumstances under which 1t took
place and the success OF those who applied the
match are proof positive that there are evil
minded persons among US who are determined to
strew ruin in their path. The fire broke out in
the lower portion OF @. s. Maltby's frame
building, corner OF River and Ferry Streets
Fair Haven. The upper part was occupied
by Il. J. Wilson, machintst, who also had an once
and blacksmith's shop, boiler and engine on the
nrst hoor, and owned frame building In the rear
attached TO the main building. E. M. woodward.
coal dealer, had an office In the same building.
The names spread rapidly, and soon consigned the
structure to ashes. Mr.. Wilson had heavy
work on hand. His loss viii reach Sy6, on which
there is an insurance OF $1,000 principally IN
ConnectIcat companies; nn Mr. Masovs loss ,,I Is
that before the men left their work at
premises throughout, AS was their custom, and
iOund everything all right Forge fires and hres
the evening, hut the SITUATION was such that the
building could not have been fired from those
sources.
Country Seat ut Stratford-Loss $40, 900.
STRATFORD, Conn.,, August %, 1874
The residence occupied by Mrs. George @. Dun
bar, and owned by Mr. George Clapp. of Seneca
Falls, n. Y, was totally destroyed by fire early
this morning. 1t broke out in the northwestern
portion OF the building, In apartments not
specially in use. A light wind was blowing
from the north. The inmates OF the house were
asleep and had barely time to escape In their night
clothing. The night freight from New York arriv-
ing at this moment, the conductor was induced to
back down to Bridgeport for help. This feat was
accomplished IN six minutes, the distance being
four miles. The Bridgeport 1remen could
not respond and the building continued
to burn Before daylight the frame fell
IN and one Of the prettiest places IN Ssratord
totally destroyed. The. building was insured BY
Eebert, Marsh Il Brother, OF Bridgeport for
81, 5OO The furniture was also insured. The total
loss IS estimated al $4,000. Several suspiclO US
men seen lurking about the premises before and
during the fire were arrested and taken into Gus.
tody but as nothing could be proved against them
they were allowed to depart. There Is no doubt
that the house was set on FIRE.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
THE FRENCH PRESS.
Three Paris Newspapers Indicted for Printing
Bazaine's Letter.

PARIS, August %, 1874.
Legal proceedings have been instituted against
lie Temps, L'OptHfon Rationale, and lie Bten Public
because OF the publication 10 those journals OF
Marshal Bazatnes letter in relation to hts escape.
A PETTY LAW FOR A REPUBLIC.
The proceedings are based upon the law prohio-
itIng the printing OF articles signed by persons de-
prived oil civil and p0lltical rights.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
INDIANS ON THE WAR PATH

Tho Governor OF Texas Alarmed-The
Frontier or the state ExpOsed-Insufi-
cheney Of Troops.
WASHINGTON, d. G., August o. 1874.
The following telegram was received here to-day
from Governor Osborne, OF Kansas
have information, through Indian Agent Stubbs and
other sources, that the Usage tribe OF Indians have
g. g. general council declared war against thi;
Ry them on our southern border. The STATE
has but few and the United states troops hereto
fore guarding the line being in the Indian Territory
ct great distance from the Usage Reservation exposes
the frontier settlements of this State to great danger
With srms we can defend our borders Can you Furnish
tridges on the account Of the state of Kansass
The telegram has been referred to the War De.
nartment.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
BURNING OF A LAKE STEAMER

TOtAI Destructf0n of the City OF LON
don-One Life Lost.
OWEN SOUND. August %, 1874.
the steamer Silver Spray arrived this morning
from Saut st. Marie and reports that at hali-past
nine O'Clock, Thursday night, the propeller City Of
London, while lying at her dock ia Collins lnIe &
took nre near the engine room and In lew minutes
WAS q mass oI names. She had Oh board about
are broke out. and barely escaped with their
lives. The passengers and crew lost tLefr personal
efects.
A deck hand named Campbell was ourned to
death.
thts morning. me City OF London :au between
chicago and C0llnR1v0u.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

By looking over the above scores 1t will be seen
that their general average AT the extreme DIS
tances OF 800, 900 and 1000 yards are lar above
what is recorded in another part OF this report as
having been achieved at 200 yards, shooting from
the shoulder. The scores OF Mr.. Hepburn and
General Dakin-54 out OF a possible 60 points-are
marvels OF craftsmanship that are hard to equal
and not likely to be beaten anywhere.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
INDIANS IN NEBRASKA.
News from Fort Fetterman-The Loca-
ton Of the Spotted Tail Agency
Fixed.
OMAHA, Neb. August 90 1874.
The following has been received here from Fort

OMAHA, Neb.. August 90, 1874
The following has been received here from Fort
Fetterman
Little Wolf. 4 Cheyenne chief. camped few miles
n0rth OF this post with sxttwo lodges on the way to
the agency reports about twenty five lodges still on
Powder River, but coming down soon; thar Black Calf
with numerous lodges, Is near PumDkin Buttes, in the
direction of old Fort Reno that Arapahoes
already gone down. and that there other Indians
Powder River or in the Sweet Water country
The government directors Of the Union Pacific
Railroad returned from the West last evening.
Bishop Hare telegraphs General Ord that, after
prolonged exploration, the commission have fixed
upon the mouth of the Big White Clay River as the
location OI the Spotted Tail Agency, IL Is twenty
miles from the present site.
The commanding off1cer at Spotted Tail Agency
thinks the troops can be hutted before winter. Ii
this can be accomplished the agency Will be re-
moved Instantly. IL Is not believed here that
Spotted Tail will move unless forced to do so by q
large body OF troops. AS this new agency is out
side OF this department 1t Is not yet known what
Will be done.
General Ord left for the Loupe country to-day to
nnally locate the fort about to be built there.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
The International Game of Cricket at Dublin
Postponed.
LONDON, August %, 1874.

LONDON, August 20, 1874
The cricket match between the Dublin club and
Twenty-Five OF America and the game OF base bail
between the two American clubs, which were to
have been played at Dublin to-day, were postponed
till Monday next.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.
Russia Rsfuses to Recognize the serrano Gov
ernmsat-The General Eject.

LONDON, August 20. 1874.
The Russian government has refused to recog.
nize tue spanish Republic.
THIS THE CAUSE OF DELAY.
IT is in consequence Of this that the other Powers
delay complete recognition.
GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
1t is reported however that the governments
of Austria and Germany have sen. credentials TO
their representatives at Madrid.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

The eighth match for the Amateur Clubs long
range badge was shot yesterday. There were but
ten entries made Tor the competition out OF club
composed OF more than 100 members. The reason
for this small showing OF contestants seems TO be
that many OF the members are away from the city.
aud the Others are aware OF the utter hopelessness
OF their conJendlng against the dozen or more OF
splendid marksmen who have habituaiiy headed
the score OF the Amateur Cluo from the brst
matches Hence the struggle for this clubs long
range badge Is narrowed down among a few OF the
best long range marksmen in the United states.
SCORE FOR THE AMATEUR RIFLE CLUBS LONG
RANGE BADGE.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
POsTMAS TER GENERAL JEWELL IN HART.
FORD.

HARTFORD, Conn, August %, 1874.
Postmaster General Jewell was visited oy many
citizens at his mothers residence and mis- business
once to-day. He will 60 TO Washington Monday
night anu will enter upon his duties IN the de-
partment september /. Hon. Harvey Jewell, OF
Boston, brother OF the Postmaster General, Is here
Aau
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
CUBA.

Senior Carlos de varona, whose mission In rhIa
city has been TO offer Mr. Miguel de Aldama $40 0Od
from General Quesada for the purpose OF aiding
the men in the field has lailed in his object. MIR.
Adama does not wish to accept either the $40, 600
or the arms and ammunition offered TO him bT
Varona on behalf OF Quesada. Adama says thse
ne cannot, nor does he wish, TO compromise hinl-S
self by sending aid to Cuba.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Ireland Shore End Laid.

LONDON, August22 1874
The shore end OF the United States direct cable
has been laid at Cahlrciveen. on the Irish coast
two and half miles northeast OF yalentia.
The steamship Faraday, which is to lay the deep
aea section, will proceed to Cabirciveen to-day.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
JAPAN
Typhoon in Nagasak Harbor and Loss Of Life

HONG KONG. August 81. 1874.
There was very severe typhoon at NagasaKi
yesterday.
Great damage was done to property on shore
and to the shipping In the harbor.
LOSS OF LIFE.
considerable number OF natives lost their lives.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
THE END OF THE ARIZONA eUEBILLAs
SAN FRANCISCO, August %, 1874

San FEANCisCV, AuXuSt Zz IoI4
Advices from Prescott state that twenty-five
Apache indian scouts OF the San Carlos reserva-
tion have arrived at Camp Mcdowell from the
TontwApache country, bringing IN the mead ol the
guerilla chief Deche and twelve prisoners. They
report having Killed twenty-five TOnt0- Apache
Indians. There are no white men IN the party.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
A SAD ACCIDENT.
PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Aug

PORT CHESTER, N. Y, August D. 1874
George L. Cornell, Svweaithy and highly re-
spected citizen Of Rye, N. y, while trimming tree
this afternoon tell troul a ladder and broke US
neck
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-lour hours,
in comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated oy the thermometer AZ Hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building -
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The Way to secure . Beautifui skin

use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily IN your bath. q
opens the pores that all impurities can pass OF from
whole skin, instead OF compelling them TO work on
through the face the only part OF great many people
Impurities work Off with facility Sold by druggsts
25c. box three cakes) 6Oc. by mail
Cone box, three 75c. Address @. NJ CRfrTkN-
New Yor wanted
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
DR.. X. Il. HaZa rd .

DR.. Rowland r. Hazard aged eightythree years,
died this morning. He was considered an emf
nent pharmacist, and was universally respected
throughout New England
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
CREEDMoOR.

competition for tho Turf, Field and
Farm Challenge Badge-Match for the
Amateur Rifle Clubs Long Range
Badge.
The eighth competition for the Turf. Field and
Farm badge came on on the ranges of the National
Ride Association at Creedmoor yesterday alter
noon. The weather was dne. the atmosphere
Clear and but little wind blowing, so that the
chances for good shooting we're favorable. There
were forty entries for the match. 1t was open TO
all corners who are members or the National Rifle
Association. The distance was 200 yards, the
position standing. without rest; weapon. any
not exceeding ten pounds in weight, with trigger
OF not less than three pounds pull, telescope
sights excluded.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and receipts OF the treasury yester-
day. -
Claims paid number ot warrants 90 amounting to s2s Az
Pavroils paid, nuinber OF warrants 81, amounting
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Dyspe psia.-The stomach and Brafm
sympathze. hence headache defective memory. im-l
paired energy, low spirits, suicidal insanity. DrS
SHARP'S SPECIFIC infalble Retail, HARrNETT, Bthle(
House Wholesale Agent CRITTENrON, No. Sixth av>
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CLUSTERS EXPEDITION.
Silver Said To BE Found I'm Large Guam
tities-Custer at Bear Point.

Silver Said To BE Found I'm Large Guam
tities-Custer at Bear Point.
BISMARCK, D. T., August 1s, 1874.
Scouts Just in from the expedition report Custer
at Bear Butte August 10, in good health, and with
no trouble from Indians. They have completed
the exploration OF the hills which prove
even richer than was before reported and
silver Is found IN numerous places and
In quantities so great that the miners
estimate that with pick and pan single miner
may take 500 per day. The country is seldom
visited by the Indians aud never occupied by
them, and there are not troops enough In the de-
partment to keep the settlers from gong IN. The
distance from Bismarck to the mining region Is
EeuS OF Bismarck are greatly excited, and already
expeditions are organizing.
The News Received ut st. Paul, Mimi.
ST. PArL, August %, 1874.
A telegram from Bismark conveys despatch
from the special correspondent OF the Datlv Press.
with Cusrer's expedition, as iollows:-
CAxY, CUsrxRs BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION
BEAR Butte, d. T., August lS 1874
The command reached here yesterday in good
health aud spirits by short marches. with good
camps RON Custer Valley which place We
len on the 9Th Gold and silver found in
bear, elk and deer. Several bears have been killed.
General Custer Colonel Ludlow killed the first
The command leaves here tomorrow for the Little
Missouri ard rom there home to Lincoln.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Druggists Goods, Patent MedtcfnesA
kc-Favorabe arrangements made with manufactur-'
ers. Central wholesale location for depot
GREENE, II Maiden iano.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
Important Notice.

Electricity in All Its Various Forms
for the relief Acute and Chronic Disease scientifically
applied ut No. West Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
.1sspa tch from General Custer to Lieu
tenant General Sheridan.

Lieutenant General Sheridan this evening re-
ceived the following despatch from General
Terry at ST. PAULA despatch from Gen.
cral Custer, Just received, dated Bear Butte,
August Ii. says he began hts return march
on the TIN inst. He intended to rest day
at Bear Butte and then start for Fort Lincoln by .
different road from that which he took going out.
He reports his men and animals In excellent con-
diton and no trouble IRON the Indians"
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Average temperature yesterday. .............. II .
Average temperature Iot corresponding date
,ast year. Observation-Disclosures. SSX
Average temperature last week. ........... 10 Al
Average temperature for corresponding
wcsk iass ssag ..,..,..., ,.........,u." pz1
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

$500, at the Adams tournament py defeating the
vctors OF the previous days games. The score
stood as follows:
c7,a. l~ M Sd an. aA sn IN. So 90
FFlyaways...- -
pmpire-Mr Metcaife of the Clippers. Of Herklmer
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A.-The Elastic Truss Company, $50
A.-Runture Radicmlly Cured by Or. S

n MARSH, principal Of the iate IN hrm Of Marsh Uoa
and sole inye utor OF Dr. MARSHS RADICAL CURE
TRUSS and instruments for the treatment Ct Physical
having been disposed by public auction has been
placed by and improved stock consisting OF Fruses
SILK Elastic Belts Stockings supporters, Suspensore@
and surgical appliances of description At the old
Office No Vesey street, Astor House. NO connections
with any other office in this city
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Crfstador0's Hair Dye Docs It's W0rl3
auickly harmlessly and splendidly tmparts natura1
shades and Is easily applied. Sold everywhere
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Bachelors Hair Dye Is Spiendid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and property
annIied nt RAlCHELO Wig Factory i6 Bond st, N "
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
The Plastic Slate Roofing Company.

will paint or apply heavy coating Of PLASTIC sLArH
&c and furnish responsible guarantee 70 keep them
water tight three or five years. tor &C. TO &C. pee
loot Refer 900 three TO nine old.
Office 70 Maiden fanc
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Certinca ates OF Mirac ulous Cures by Dr4
FITLER'S RHEUMATIC EMEDY-Guaranteed perl
manentiy charge. Send for pamphlet IL
Boud street
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
Ruuture.-RadfcnI {

Rupture and Physical Deformitied
ssully treated by Dr. MARSH atNo Vesey streee
fAstOr HOuSc).
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
NE NATIONAL GAME

TIE NATIONAL GAME.
Tho Elyaways Win tho Three Hundred
Dollar Prtzc.
The Fi1swsys YESTERDAY Won tpc asss pr'se'
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
Kitchen Outfit for $50.
A Dinner Set, 100 pieces. SIG 80.
White handled silver plated Table Knives from - 70

White handled silver plated Table Knives from - -
Dozen
handsome Castor, cut bottles, 81 70,
and every description Kitchen Cooking Utensils Sil<
verware China and Glass Ware equally low prices a.
BASSFOkD'S great House Furnishing Bazaar, Cooper
Institute Bading stores Eighth street and Third
and Fourth avenues
A.-The Elastic Truss Company, $50
Broadway. cures Rupture as easily As common wounds
Metal only used by the less Informed porOU
OF the community. Patronzed by Surgeon General
A1.-Barry's TricOPherOus Prevents this
hair from falling off, eradcacs the scurf dandrun &C.
keeps the beautiful condition, ana Is war
ranted to cause ne hair grow bald places Sold
by all druggists
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
CRICKET.

Conclusion Of the Match Between Eng
land nnd America mt Halifax-The
Americans tho Winners.
HALIFAX. August %, 1874.
The cricket match between England and America
concluded to-day, the Americans winning hand
someiy.
The following Is the score OF the second in
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Claret.-Four Hundred Cases Fine
CLARET-Medoc, St. Julien, Margaux and St. Estephe-1
delivered from bonded warehouse In bond, or duty pai
at So 6n currency per case
S. NJ SAUNDERS Wine Broker. IS Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Denis Donovan, Formerly at DelmOn.3
icos gives table dhoe Dinner at his restaurant No. q
East Twelfth street. for 81 50, wine Included.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Important Notice.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of RADwAYA
READY RELIEF with them. A few drops In water wil6
prevent sickness pains from change OF water.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will In tew momentA
Headache, Diarrh9a, DySentery C0lic, Wnd In tho
Bowels and ali Internal Pains.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Corns, Bunions, IngroWfng Nails, &c.S
cured without pain. CORN CURE by mail SOC. DE-.
RICE, l89 Broad way near DeY street
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Rupture.-Radical Cure and other
TRUSsES all kinds, Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts stock
ngs AnkIets Knee Caps Supporters Shoulder Braces
smspensory Bandages &c, at URGlCAL BAZAAR, L259
Broadway Thirty second street. all 1T less tnani
two-thirds down town prices; competent surgeons ANA
female attendant GEORGE CALDWELL.
SILK Elastic Belt Stockings, Knee
Cans Abdominal supporters Suspensory Bandage%,
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARsHS Truss ofnce
No. z vesey street Lady in attendance
Trusses, Elastic stockings. Abdomtnac
SUP pporters, Shoulder Braces, &C. Popular prices
DR.. GLQVER 10 Ann street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Total OF both innings 200; the Americans WIN
n,no NV one Inninus in which they scored 2oo.
AZ the CONCLUSION OF the game the mateh oe-
tween England and Canada cominehoe"'
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Cancer Cured Without the Knife on
pain by Proe j. NJ COMtNS, N. d., l43 East Twen~
fkx xixfh afraAI
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Dunvflle & Co.,, the Irish DtsttIiertesA
Belfast Ireland are the largest holders OF whiskey 10
the world. Their OLD IRISH wHISKEY Is recom-
mended by the medical profession in preference to
French brandy. Supplied in casks or cases. Unite4a
States branch, 81 Broad street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
T.eakv Roofs

of All kinds carefully repaired by practical rooferl
Estimates cheertuly given. Tin Roofs painted and
mad tight, charge send Tor book circular
ing home testimonials OF Gnes genuine Patene
Slate Roofing Paint, 81 cents gallon ready Tor uses
contains no tar Is reproof water proof durable, orua-
mental and will expense OF re-shinglinR. Corre-
spondence invited. Local agents wanted
n Y. SLATE ROOFING CO.. Cedar street. N. T..
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

/ Song l0c. Rcussh a Portal, SOC. Lady Kve!ine.
SOC. Weary Hours, auct tOc Radiant Splenaors svc
Crusaders' March, tOc., Sweet Dora pare &c. Dony
rosye. the Old voks soc What hSmo cu
su 8raSIwu. Brsaeh store ~ l"ia" sasar~
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