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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July II, 1874.
sheridan's Offensive Policy for the Scalp
Liners.
General Sheridan has forwarded, through Gen
eral sherman, request to be allowed 10 use the
Sixth cavalry Tor offensive operations against the
Indians. and advocating generally an offensive
policy as more effective and more economical than
q defensive policy.
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Severe Fight with the KiOwus, CO.
manches and Apachcs-The Indians
Armed with Improved Breech-LOaders.
GALVESTON, Texas, July II, 1874.
A Ne,cs special from JacksbOrO, Texas, July I5
via Dallas l7th says:-
On the 18th inst Major Jones, with thirty four
men, fought large war party OF Kiowas,
Comanches and Apaches in Lost Valley, Jack
county, killing three and wounding three,
and others, 1t is supposed were killed
and wounded among the rocks in the
mountains. Major Jones lost two men killed and
two wounded and fifteen horses killed and
wounded. The fight lasted three hours The In
dians numbered about 125 ana were armed with
the improved breech-lOaders. They were well
mounted and used no arrows. Major Jones did not
have q suff1cient I0rce to pursue the Indians who
retreated IN u nOrtnWesterIy direction.
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Health Restored (xNi.hout Medicine,

Health RESTORED WITHOUT MeOfCfne5
by DU BARRY's ,REvALENTA ARABIC FOOO to the
stomach nerves, lungs and liver, curing dyspepsia in.
digesion) constipation, diarrhGa, acdity, paiptaOn.
seeple debility wasting cough, asthna evera
cunsum pt0n low spirits; 10000 cures which had ros
sisted all other remedies Depot in New York, JOHN y.
HENRY CURRAN 4 CO., Nos. and College place.
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A gentleman, whose modesty requires the sup
pression OF his name, contributes fifty pounds OF
sugar, two pounds OF citric acid and 500 pounds or
Ice.
contributions may be forwarded to the HERALD
Office, to samuel g. Courtney, Al Park row; TO
Dr. Alexander h. Mott, 81 Madison avenue, ana 10
the Free training schools, AZ East Tenth street.
HENRY YOUNG,
GILES BbAGuE,
THURLOW WEED Managers,
DIR. ALEX. Il. MOTT,
SAMUEL o. COUkTNEY,A
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WITH THK NAMES OF The
WINNING CREW
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PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION.
The Herald Mt White Sulphur Springs
Twelve Hours Ahead.

TWe1VH ffOUrH AneAUe
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRrNGs,(
w. Va, July II, 1874.
The visitors and guests at this summer resort
were to-day Tor the first time the history OF the
springs brought into closer relation with cviliza-
ton by the arrival of the HERALD twenty-Iour
hours after publication and twelve hours in ad-
vance Of all other New York papers-a feat that
was highly appreciated by the large company now
har
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r r A N @ E..
The Minister of the Interior
= Resigns.
Cabinet Dissension Concerning Fu-
ture Government.

PARIS, July II. 1874.
There are dissensions In the Ministry upon ques-
lions OF general policy. but no change In the gov
ernment other than the retirement of NJ Magne ia
expected to take place he0re the debate OF next
Monday on M yentavon's report from the Com.
mittee OF Thirty.
Cabinet DissensiOn-The Question OF Fu-
ture Government.
PARIS, July 17-Evenng.
n. de F0urt0u Minister OF the Interior, has re-
signed and President MacMahon has accepted his
resignation.
CAUSES OF THE CRISIS.
1t Is said that In consequence OF the refusal OF
the Minister Of the Interior authorize the pros
ecutl0n OF M. Rouher, the Duke Decazes threat
ened TO resign II M. FOurtOu remained in the Cabi.
net.
Another cause which led to the resignation was
chat M. FOurt0u differed from his colleagues in
REGARD to the policy determined upon by them Of
constituting definite government until the expi-
ration OF MacMahon's term.
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WORKINaMEN IN COUNCIL.
Secrst Session OF the Internat tfOnu1 Pro-
toctive Assoc In ton.

BALTIMORE, Md, July H. 1874
The International worklngmen's Protective As
ISOLATION is holding general convention in this
city. The proceedings are secret The object OF
the meeting is SAID to be tue promotion OF fie well
fare OF the workingmen and mutual cooperation.
About las delegates are said 10 have been present
yesterday mostly rom New YORK and the western
staCet ana several hundred more are expected
to-day.
Philip J. MOnteth, of Chicago Is President OF the
convention; J. w. cunningham, oil New York.
secretary, and George HUI, OF Portland, Oregon
treasures.
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We conjecture this to be a close approximation
to the damage already innlcted upon this state
by the grasshoppefs. IL ~ assuredly heavy ca.
lamity TO the districts ravaged for IL represents
tue aggregate first fruits 0 the toll Of thousands
OF poor men who had just settled down In these
virgin regions and whose All was IN these growing
crops.
But so far as the aggregate agricultural produc-
tions OF the state are concerned this loss tCW ne
hdrdtv Jet ia The general traffic Qr the railroads
and the commercial centres. IN Jdct, IL ,cM be
more than compensated II the crop turns oW as
,cen as noo promises bv the large increase ia
the rest or The State.
In 1872 the agricultural production OF Minnesota
w. : tOllOws:--
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The Murdered Ex-SherifY.

MORIIsT0wN N. j., July II, 1874
Deputy Sheriff Kline. who was murdered yester.
day near ClarKsvIlle Ark, was a native OF this
place. He was twenty six years of age and Of ex-
ceilent character.
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Richard GilIIln nd.

At Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, on the IOth OF
June, Richard Gilllland died, after an illness of "a
months duration. He had been resident OF the
islands Jor twenty-fOur years. He was native OF
Boston. but went to the ISLANDS from san Fran
cisco.
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The Committee OF Friends On India n
AHairs-COndition OF the AgencIes-A
warlike Agent Requested TO Resign.

LAWRENCE, kansas, July IL, 1874.
The Associated Executive Committee Of Friends
on Indian Affairs in session at Lawrence, having
under consideration the present condition OF the
agencies under their care, have adopted the fol-
lowing minute. to witt
While recognize the eXgencies of the situation in
which our agent John .. Miles has been placed,
for III in telegram of the 7tn inst by him
Comm sioner OF indian Affairs, ana consider that great
allowance Is due him, under these trying circuns
in nlgns 1t HIS course yet 1t i the conclusion Of hs
committee, after having ven him full personal hear
ing, that sOuie OF his actions ana the wariIke
tenor OF the despatch above referred show that
not sufficiently in harmony with the principles upon
which our work among the Indians is based and hence
would kindly request his re ignation Office. II Is
with great regret that the committee been
to the above conc uson, and they desire in communi
eating TO him to assure him OF their feeling per-
sonal kindness towards him. In ormalon has been
ceived that OF the tribes under their charge pro
portion III prosperous cond ton Civil order is well
preserved. schools ana industrial operations -four
shng. In the three southwestern agencies, chiefly
ing TO the Intrusion OF white who kill buffalo trade
in whskey anu steal horses some OF the chiefs OF the
young men OF few OF the tribes have resolved upon
few ranches ana the buffalo hunters in The Panhandle
OF Texas We hopeful that order and quiet may
soon be re stored.
By direction OF the committee
CYRUS BREDE, Clerk kerc
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature for the past twen y -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the thermometer at hud-
nuts Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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Rev. MIR. Goodrich.

A cable telegram from London, under date OF
yesterday, 17tn inst, reports as folOws:--A de-
snatch from Lausanne, Switzerland, announces
the death in that city OF the Rev. Mr.. Goodrich,
grandson OF Moan Webster
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Royalist Revenge at Cuenca.
GERMANY.
an Imperial Visit to Bavaria.

BERLIN, July H. 1874.
The Emperor William will visit the King of Bava
ria soon after his return from Ischel
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS
Astronomers on Their Way

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., July II, 1874.
Professor j. u. Watson. Professor A. Hall and as
sistant passed here to-day, en- route for China to
witness the transit OF Venus. Four car loads OF
astronomical instruments preceded them.
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ADVANCE OF FREIGHT RATES.

CHICAGO, July II, IBF.
AZ q meeting OF che general superintendents
and general freight agents OF all the railroads
leading TO the Southwest yesterday, II was de-
cded not to pool the earnings. but to advance tho
present freight Iates to Southwestern POINTS ten
per cent All opposition between the companies
Is now obvated and high rates Will Oe Obtained.
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Died.

HANLEY.-OD Friday, July II, JOSEPHINE MARSH.
only daughter OF john and sarah +. Haniey. aged
months and g days.
Funeral rom the residence Of her parents, No.
275 Hudson street, New York, on Sunday July ~
at two O'Clock =. NJ
For other Deaths Sse Seoenh P1Jsl
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TURKEY.
The Fire at Galata Cnder Control

CoNsTANTiNOPLE. July H. 1874
The fre In Galata yesterday was brought under
control after raging six hours. About 200 houses
were destroyed
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THE BRITISH RIFLE MATCH
Scotch Marksmen Take the Grand Prize.

LONDON, July II. 1874
Scotland won the Elcho shield at the Wimbledon
meeting England second and Ireland third.
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Elijah l.. Watson, OF MA nchester, N. II.
MANCHESTER N. H., July IL, 1874

MANNHESTEK, ". H, July II, I6t7
Eah l.. watson, Assistant superintendent of
the Concord Railroad, vas taken suddenly III while
eating dinner ut a saloon to-day and died In three
minutes. II was case OF paraly sis.
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is spIendid.-
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BISMARCK.

KIssINGEN, July II, 1874.
Prince Bismarck drove out to-day.
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A.-Rupture md Physical Deformittes
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(Asior UOuse).
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THE SOUTH BOSTON YACgT CLUB.

The Second Championship Regatts for
1874.
BOSTON July II, 1874
The second regatta or the championship series OF
1874 Of the South Boston Yacht Club took place
this afternoon and was participated in by four keel
and nine centrebOard yachts. Maud won the race.
and having won tue first race OF the series. Is en-
iitled 20 the championship medal-a gold ancn0r.
Fearless was the winner or the nrst pnze-a b.
TomeIer-i1 the second class kees. Actual time VI
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,T2 the agricultural production OF Minnesota

The agricultural growth OF this State, from 1870
20 1872 was about twenty-five per cent. 1t has been
larger IN the two succeeding years, and It ~ safe
to estimate these cr0ps ia 1874, allowing tor all the
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In the City.

Interest in the inter collegiate boat race did not
lag in this city yesterday: indeed, the postpone
ment of Thursday only seemed to increase the ex-
citement. "On 'Change." in the hotels, wherever
men gathered together for the serious duties Of
lie as well sporting circles, the discussion OF
the great Saratoga regatta went on. Pools were
sold in the uptown puol rooms until late In the af
ternoon; the various kilograms in the evening
newspapers were eagerly read As to the prospect
OI the boats starting. and a, the reports OF the
no doubt that he race would come Oh. In he
evening crowds assembled about the newspaper
Offices and In the hOteis, awaiting the news.
Wnen at length a second post onement was an.
nOunced the dissatisfaction was general, and
crit Clsns by means Cumplln eutary to the man
ayers of the race, the hoiel Keepers and others
were freely lndulged IN. or course, the weather
was the cause.
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All Men Go Wild About Splendid
teeth Therefore, fair ladies' behooves you to know
tha a2ran sOZO JOINT makes them glitter Ike Orient
pearl and is vegetable agent harmless spring
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THE FREE TRAINING SCHOOL.
No. Al EAST TENTH STREET. !
NEW YORK, July IL, 1874.

NEW IVHKi July III IoIF.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please allow us to acknowledge, through your
columns, the receipt OF the following additions To
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THE HAYDEN EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
Operations In Western COlOrado-Rich h
Mining Results PrOmised-The In
dians.

CHEYENNE, wy. r., July IL, 1874.
Hayden arrived here to-day with a corps OF ac-
comp plished assistants. The expedition under his
charge is divided into eight parties, all splenddy
equipped TO operate in Western Colorado. One
division is already in San Jnan country examining
mines Rich results are promised. Hayden says
the work VIII surpass ali hls former achievements.
His Orce consists U1 sixty men, embracing MANI
who are in search OF adventures. lie expects 10
return III November.
The indians are quiet but the citizens along the
line o. the railroad fear an attack and every man
is armeJ
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Thousands OF Bed bugs, Reaches SmA
plant lice killed daily with KIN ,WLEs INSECe
DESTROYER, discharged from KNOWLES POWDkR
GUN
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| damage vet inn,cted W grasshoppers, and sup
posing no new calamlty 70 Illustrate tae present
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TIE REGATTA AGAIN POSTPONED.
A SoutherIy Breeze Disturbing
the Course.
The Race To Come OF This
Morning.

SARATOGA. July IT, 1874.
The University race was again postponed this
evening because OF the unruly waters OF the lake,
and now the Regatta Committee have named ten
o'clock tomorrow morning iOr the delayed event
to take place, or so soon thereafter as
a shell can with propriety be launcned.
It is sincerely regretted that the contest
could not have been decided this forenoon, as the
water and weather were all that the most exact
ing oarsman could require for creditable exhibi-
tions OF skill and speed but the gentemen having
charge OF the regatta deemed the hour originally
named as the more satis lactory, and hence the
secOnu failure and the additional disappointment.
The mirfor-ke surface OF the lake In the morn
ing began to glvo way to considerable rOughness
Immediately after dinner, as then the light air of
the earlier hours freshened into wicked sOuthery
breeze, and the waters were again necked with the
''pretty white caps" a cOmmOtiOn usually cnarac.
terlstic mere OF the wind from tnat quarter. Lumpy
Indeed It was on the shores OF the lake, three or
four OF the crews were not able to launch their
racing boats, although repeated attempts were
MADE, when prudence and experience dictated
that the craft could not live IN water disturbed.
At last the wind, which pnned with provoking
varableness, subsidized sufficiently to allow
the crews to gather al the starting point and the
prospect for u race VAS good At Oh. lOm. the
first gun was fired. which was greeted with cheers
by the immense crowd At 6h. 20m. a second gun
was fred, and in five minutes more the third dis
charge was heard. Az IN. 22m. the fourth gun
was rcverbcrated among the hills, and this
was thought be the signal for taking Positions.
From that time till Sn 30m. nothing was seen or
heard IRON the starting point which Indicated
that the race would take place.
1t then became so dark that 1t was evident an
other pOsLponement lad taken place. winch was
the fact. Word was brought nat the race would
be rowed as soon as the water was smooth
enough, which was rather vague. The crowd then
deliberately and IN the greatest good humor, amid
the singing OF the collegans and others. dispersed
Plenty OF teams OF all sorts were in waiting to
take the people TO the village. so that no was
obliged to walk.
The arrivals to-day were not large, but were
quite equal to the departures OF last night and
this morning.
Inc sum Of $4,000 was subscribed and presented
to the Wesleyan crew to-day.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly harmlessy splend;dy II imparts most natural
shades and is easily applied. Sold everywhere.
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HedVy HOss NHUseN ny tle F'1re.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July l5-Evening.
The loss by the hre at Galata is estimated az
f2,OOO0O0.
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The RED MAN.

dians-The ArapahOes Charging
Around.
OMAHA, Neb., July II, 1874.
A telegram from Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Ter
rltory, dated the 10Th, says-The corporal and six
men acting guard for hay contractors report be-
ing attacked by twenty Indians at three O'Clock tOs
morning at the mouth OF Deer Creek. The Indians
were repulsed alter an exchange OF forty or fifty
shots. The Arapahoe Indians have been charg-
ing around Contract Camp I0r several days No
soldiers were hurt.
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ANeluHC temperature NtSICTUUF. IA
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ...................... IA
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SPAIN.
Tax Collectors 0pposed by yRiot.rs-Carlist Threat
to Execute Prisoners.
MADRID, July II, 1874.

MADRID, July H. 1874.
There was riot In Lerida yesterday, arising
from the opposition of the people to the octroI
tax.
Troops suppressed the disorder. Several per-
sOns were injured.
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Carlist Threat Against the Lives Of

Carlist Threat Against the Lives Of
Prisoners.
PARIS, July II, 1874.
The Madrid journals state that the CarIists have
seized number OF men, women and children
the CantabrIan coast and in Blscay, numbering in
all 1000 persons, and hold them hostages, to he
shot in case OF an attack by the republicans.
ROyalist Revenge at Cuenca.
MADRID, July II, 1874
The Carlists have burned several houses in the
suburbs OF Cuenca and killed many OF the inhabI-
sants,
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Edwin Lord, Cleaning and Dyeing-
Ladies' and gents, Suits Laces Feathers Gloves, III
Eighth avenue $50 Broadway. Principal office, $50
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BATHS, Twenty-hllh
street during July. Gentlemen before and ladies
after noon, may obtain Turkish anl Roman Baths ~
one third less than usual rates. SEMI for circular.
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A.-Why Should Rupturcd Men

these the worlds rper years still use antc-
duvian metal and hngerpai Irusses the Ella SID
TRGS- COMPANY, b33 Broadway, so soon comlor ably
cure rupturef
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

To Speculate In stocks TumbridXe &
| Co. bankers, No. Wall street. New York the rghe
parties to deal with.
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SILK Elastic Stockings, Bolts, Knee
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THE RACB rs DROID1D
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TO-DAY

SARATOGA UNIVERSITY REGATTA
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
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OF THE
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The Franklin and Flatbush Avenue.
Railroad has adopted GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE OE
AMMONIA ANA speaks oil in the highest terms DepeG
Sixth
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