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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

"A sale-Improvements three story high basement,
143 President street. BROOKLYN five blocks ferry cash.
$4,000; mortgage, $1,000; bargain
ELSTON, owner, 20 Liberty street. New York
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LNOR SALE-AT LESS THAN PANIC PRICES, A TWO
% story and cellar brick House. with extension near
the ferries and only block from Grand street. has all
the modern Improvements on cOnd floor we'll
basement floor price s., 90; terms to suit. three
story high stoop basement and cellar Philadepa brick
House, brown stone trimmings, all modern improve
monts and In hrs class order, in the Nineteenth
near the ferries only $500 cash, $780, balance
on mortgage held by bank Also tor sale, large
tity of Cottages from 81 500 upward and which
payments Of $500 and 1Pward are taken apply az the
No. 261 Grand street corner Seventh, Williamsburg.
Open daily till Up. n.
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PART OF FURNISHED OFFICE TO LET-Sl2
IN per month including steam heat and every
venienee IN FIRST class building Inquire At 2si Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

A CHEAPEST FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN BROOK
"A. lyn tor SALE within block OF the entrance
TO the Park; terms to suit Inquire OF JOHN DONO-
VAN, l42 St Marks avenue, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

A DOCTORS OFFICE TO LET IN PRIVATE HOUSE
IA in West Twenty-second street, an extension ROOM
ha nd somely furnished. Address RANDOLPH Herald
UPTOWN Branch office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

A Rare CHANGE FOR A BUSINESS MANA
N Shoe Store Stock and Fixtures for sale For
particulars apply at 81 Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO GEN.
~ tlemen, without board in private family. No. 81
avenue. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

CNOR SALE-DwELLING.-TH OLD CARROLL
L Mansion, two squares from United States Capitol
very low; Slu00M THEODORE ENZAMAN, Real Els.
tate Broker and Auconeer SIG Seventh street. Washing
ton, d. Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

L,OR SALE-THE FOLLOWING MOST DESIRABLE
and accessby three story high stopped brown
.stone front Houses the HILL Grand and Lafayette
pne 3 minutes BY Dekalp or Greene avenue ears IRON
Fulton terry:One corner House, 20x45xl00 l6 rooms
bay window, &c. House, l9x45xlOO: SIX lssx45x
lO three, xx45xl00 two lsx43xl00; those desroip
terms would do wen 10 cell and examines also 100 De-
deep; ground 5xOo; all improveme nts immediate pos
session. Inquire on the premises of 7. PAGAN,
Builder, H3 Adephi street BROOKLYN.
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To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

A -fHREE WE'LL LIGHTED FLOORS, 2sx5s, WITH
a. or without steam power; low rent wood work
ers apply al ls East Fifeth street, between Third
and lie xington avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

HOUSE FOR SALE-CHEAP, THREE STORY II
- rooms; but a little money wanted. 100 Meserolc
nven9s 1reenpoint Inquire of GEO. GARDNER. cor
nef Oh Dekaib and Bedford avenues Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

= BILE and desirable seashore Property, within one
hour this city by railroad will literally with
parties for its development aud Improvement Apply vt
81 Cedar street, room g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

no LnT-A HANDSOME FURNISHED RACK PAR
i lor IN private family terms moderate 800 Madi
street.
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rIO LtT-TERMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
i Rooms, 10 gentleman ant vile u small family;
all compete Tor Housekeeping. Apply at NO. Doni.
nick street.
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[NOR SALE, OR TO LEASE OR ExCHAHGE-TRE
f. most desirable Livery Stable Property In south
0f00klyn, with Dwelling House connected, with
Without stock; terms very easy. Address sTU RGEs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR
III sale or TO ease-l4O acres large house and
buildings; extensive river front; IS miles city. Ad
dress box A. Post office. PeekskilL, N. Y.
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GREENWICH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUN-
~ try Houses TOR sale and rent all sizes and prices
heahfulneSs rpassed several desirable
front Properties. Address J. W. ATWATER Riverside
station, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

A LARGE STORE TO LET-23 UNION SQUARE
"A west side nne place tor pianos sewing mae hines
merchant tailors, milliner banking Apply LUD-
Low, IS East Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

FiNO LET-A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS. FURNISHED,
with Parlor II desired in new and elegant house,
4' West Fiityseyenb street, terms reasonable for the
season; location high and pleasant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

LNOR sALB-A DESIRABLE Farm OF ITO ACRES
Il near the village of Camden, Oneida county, N. y.
buildings well watered, price $4.Wo terms easy: For
particulars address DENTON WATERBURY, Forest.
port Oneida county n. y
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FURNISHED ROOMS AVID APARTMENTS
TO LET.

NICsLY FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM
closets water every convenience for housekeeping
rent So 80 per week including gas; would let Floor
through desired respectable parties l91 seventh ave-
nue. near Twenty first street.
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uARLBM-rwO FULL LOTS. WITH SMALL BRICK
III House and Stable, choice fruits &C.. worth Sill 600
for QUO sold at once; $4,000 cash wanted. BENJA-
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1(o0M TO LET-LARGE THIRD STORY FRONT
Eighth street. Mrs WHEELER
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81 EAST TWENTY SECOND STREET NEAR FIFTH
oil Avenue uoreL-rour large, elegantly furnished.
connecting Rooms let with first class Board singly
en- suite house. location table, &c. superior
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DARLOR AND CONNECTING BEDROOM SECOND
i story ront handsomely furnished. tor gentle
man; private family 10 West Twenty second street;
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OC WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET NEAR
I'D Filth Avenue Hotel.-Weil furnished Rooms. 'front.'
ell suite singy. to let to gentleman and wife
without Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

DOR SALEM NEW PROVIDENCE. N. D., TWO
Il miles from Fanwood station, New jersey Central
Railroad, Farm of lO acres will exchange for pro-
ductiye city, Brooklyn Jersey City Property not
heavily encountered. Address II. Is. POWLkS, Lansing
burg, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

ITO FURNITURE DEALERS, CLOTHING MANUEAC-
turcrs and dry goods men-ro lease or to lei, Whole
In part first class brick Ruirg 5Oxl1J
plate glass front elegantly finished elevator &c SPLEEN
diu location for business; suitable Tor furniture
8oous clothing or other manufacturing purposes Apply
OH the premises corner OF Union avenue and Green
street Greenpoint Brooklyn, 4. D., q. A. KINGS
LAND 1877 Kent street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

A SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY NEAR BROAD.
n way terry. Williamsburg. paying large income
DF. CURLEY, IL Centre street.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

MISUNDERSTANDING FAMILY RESIDENCE
for sale, with all the comforts OF the country iu OF
every nour; also a splendid Mansion on Broadway. now
improvements; easy terms BLACKWELL 4 uTLEY'
~ Liberty street, New York, BLACKWELL. Il CO.,
Tarrytown or Of the owner ROBERT HAvELI. larry
town.
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(NORNER STORE TO LET-WITH FIVE ROOMS
~ adjoining good location for grocery, meat or fish
marxet rent for an SIS Apply prsInses southeast
corner First avenue and Thirty sixth street.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

OCD STREET. 27-HANDsOME FRONT ROOMS
a. with Board, for married couples single &c n
tlemen; prices SIC TO eU
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TOR sALE-ONB or THE BEST HOMES ON BROOK
Ign Heights: four story high stoop; IL rooms; splen
did order furnished or unlurnished
II. l.. RIDER. &c Pine street.
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CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN
" estate: 20 at oyster Bay price, $60O0 all
cash, balance mortgage $50 acres Orange county.
RUFUS X. McHARG, 1856 Broadway.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY RESI-
dence of Is acres; good buildings plenty of truit
one nour from New York, near depot Apply TO sMfTH,
printer, No. New Chambers steeet New York.
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LNOR SALE. TO LET OR EXCHANGE-rWO THREE
4 st9ry high ,ScP brown stone MSuss NSs
remain on bond aud mortgage for term OF years.
Duane street. room No. l. between IL and r. NJ
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DOR SALE OR TO LET-A FOUR STORY BROWN
y stone first class House on First place between
Court and Clinton streets BROOKLYN with Carpets Mir
rors, &c. terms easy rent low ssion imE1ed
Atcly: Apply 70 A. s. WHEELER, 42C Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

FOR sALEarHE WELL KNOWN UNION HALL
Hotel in Sharon Springs, N. Y. fully furnished and
equipped with all requirements; 10 bedrooms large
public and private parlors dining and reading rooms
houses II acres OF ground with large and shady park
condition and will be sold very low and very easy
terms For further particulars apply to RENO &GoLD-
MARK. Is Park New York.
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81 WEST sIxTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
- and Sixth avcnues.--ro let handsomely fur
nshed second Floor with without private table also
other Rooms; highest references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

ITO LET-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, STORE, BASE
l. ment and Workshop, lis Leonard street, near
Broadway; now occupied for steam heating business.
Apply to GRIFFITH Il BYRNE, ll5 Leonard street
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DOSE STREET, NEAR PEARL mo 5D-sPLENDID
~ House and full Lot for sale at bargain easy
terms Permits only of D. r. CURLEY. IL Centre street
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IrOR SALB CHEAP-ON THIRTEENTH STREET.
II between Second and Third avenues, four story
brown House, fine order; all the improvements
location unexccptonabe. G. NAGLE 1i9 Fourth v.
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90 WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET BETWEEN
~ Broadway and Fifth avenue.-wil be vacated
soon, fine Suit Rooms arst floor, sui able
class family, with without private table, references
exchanged.
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THREE STORY CORNER BRICK BUILDING ON
"A principal street close to ferries sale bar
gain to close estate Apply at 20 Bridge St, Brooklyn,
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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGED GOOD FARM 10
acres on York River: commands a fine view Q
Chesapeake Bay; all underlaid with mari; large
beds; good house would let to a good farmer Ad
dress H. owner Herald Uptown Branch Office
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COMMISSION MERcHsNT.

right to worship Almighty God according
To tbe dictates Of his own conscience. /
stand here to maintain that he shall not be
haduced and prescribed because he exer-
cises these rights; that a vindictive prejudice
snail not be excited against him because he
exercises them; that he shall be, to all IN
tents and purposes, what the Constitution
makes him. a free man. 1 stand here to
denOunce the agitatOrs Who Would pfseil-
callv deprive any man Of these rights 70
denouncs the KuOW-NOthing spirit mat
seel-s to reduce Catholics and foreign born
citizens to the status Of degraded class IN
Community, to denOunce the hypocrisy that
Dretends that our schools are IN danger, OF
that our legislation is controlled by any
nriesfbood whatever; and l stand here 70
sDpeaI to YOU, whatever may be your reil'
gi0us belief or disbelief, whatever are or
NAV have been your political afhliatlons'
whatever may be your calling or Occupa-
tion. whatever may be the land IN which
vour ewes first beheld the sun, to set the
seal Of your condemnation upon the most
bearfIess. fnsincere, Liberal, anti American
and dangerous attack upon freedom OF coz
science. The rights of the citizen, the peace
Of society and the welfare Of your Govern
ment. ever made in America since the
KDow-NOthing banner, twenty years ago.
went down in the dust.
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FOREIGN.
Frightful Railway Collision.
The European Grain Crops.
The HerzegOvinian insurgents
Reject Mediation.
SerVia Joins in the Revolt.
Another Revolution in SantO
Domingo.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Scotch expires:
on the Midland road collided to-day with
the excursion train from Morecambe tC
Bradford, near Kildwiek. Five persons were
killed and forty injured, several probably
fatally.
LONDON, Aug. 3O.-Late adviees from
the Government Polar Expedition has been
received from West Greenland. The Alert
and Discovery had arrived al Disco, after a
pleasant passage from England. Both
sailed from Rittenbank July %, for the
Upper Noyik. All we'll. Preparations have
been made for pushing as far north as pos
sible in the Alert, and for sledge expedi-
tions beyond the pole.
DUBLIN, Aug. 30.-The Pope has con-
ferred the Grand Cross of the Order of st.
Gregory on the Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
The strike Of mill operatives in Dundee
continues, but is believed to be nearing its
end. NEGOTIATIONS are in progress for a
compromise and satisfactory result is ex-
peeted soon.
The Mark Lane Express, reviewing the
grain markets and crop reports of the week,
says the continuance of fine weather
has enabled farmers to secure
a large amount of produce
in fine condition. The more, however,
that is seen Of the new crop, the more
complaints are made of both quality and
yield. This is also the case in France.
Holland and Hamburg report that samples
are of the highest excellence. Prices in
Great Britain are yet unsettled. Markets
in several places show decline Of Is and 2s.
In France the reduction is about the same.
Flour in Paris has been steady, though
wheat has given away on account Of freer
offerings.
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AN ECCLESIASTICAL ROW.
bishop MeCIOskey, Of Louisville, Dis
riPIininE His Clergy-An Appeal
from the Bishop 10 Rome.

from the Bishop TO Rome.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 29.-Within the past
week there has been considerable commo-
ton among the.CathOlic clergy and laIty OF
the diocese Of Louisville, growing out Of
the removal and transfer by Bishop Nc
ClOskey of certain well known priests.
The mcst important in Louisville, and
that which excited the liveliest interest,
was the removal of Rev. Father Bax, pastor
Of St. James, Louisville, and his transfer
10 Bowling Green, KY, in place Of Rev.
Father DeNries, who was ordered to HaI-
deIsbU-E, this State. Father DeNries re-
fused to 20 and appealed to Rome, which
action and other circumstances Of a rebel
liOUs character connected with the re-
Inovals, caused Bishop AlcCloskpy to de-
pHte Very Rev. Father BOuchet, Vicar
General, and Very Rev. Father
Dunn, Chancellor, TO proceed to Rome
for the purpose Of representing the
case. They are now on their way to
Rome. The action Of the Bishop in max
ing the changes is the subject Of much
comment in Catholic circles, especially in
81. Johns congregation, who made an ap-
peal 90 the Bishop TO reScind the order re-
moving Father BaX, but without effect.
Many wild TumOrs are set aflOst concerning
the changes. Various absurd and extTava-
giant stories were being freely circulated in
order TO allay what was threatened to be-
come a public scandal. Bishop McClos-
key concluded, although contrary to usage,
20 explain matters from the pulpit, doing
50 10 day in the presence Of a lalge con-
gI5gatiUn Of Catholics. The Bishop de-
Tended bis action and assigned as a cause
that De Nries refused 10 furnish a yearly
report Of the financial condition Of the
parish, for which be was removed to an
other charge. De Nries refused to 60, and
appealed 10 Rome from the order Of Bishop
MCClOskey. The case excites much inter
est, as appeals from Bishops are rarely
made.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal stabbine Anray-Matricide

I EaAal bNhBDAhE
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Building Inspec-
tor Henry Mclaughlin, of Brooklyn, was
J fatally stabbed early yesterday morning
while himself and two friends were defend
! ing themselves from a wanton attack made
10y party Of young rufians.
ThOs. Collighan was arrested yesterday
charged with killing his mother, Saturday
night, in their residence IS0 South Fifth
avenue.
A iticO-ReIIgIOus ARRAY.
COLUMBUS, Aug. SO.-On Friday last,
James Dunn, Catholic, and Robert Coul-
ter, Protestant, both employed in the roll
ing mill here, became very much heated
over a discussion Of religious matters, and
became very angry. The affair eliminated
yesterday by a renewal Of the discussion
and the shooting Of Dunn by Coulter.
The ball from a revolver entered Dunn's
side, and it is quite probable he is fatally
injured. Coulter has not been seen since
the shooting.
Duel I'm the Dark
WACO, Texas, Aug. 3O.-A duel was
fought last night in the dark, distance four
feet, weapons six shooters, between Chas.
Corrick and j. II. Turner. Three shots were
fired. Turner was killed. Trivial quar-
rel.
A Brother Accidentally Kills Two
sisters, wounds Another and Him
self.
BosToN, Aug. 30.-Yesterday, at Hop
kinton, boy named Morris Ryan, aged IS,
started down stairs with a loaded gun, in
tending to shoot a cat, when his sister
Mary, aged -, who desired TO save the cats
life, caught her brother by the shoulder to
pull him back. At the same time two
other sisters, younger than Mary, came to
the head Of the stairs. In the scutlle be
tween Morris and Mary the gun went of,
killing Mary and one of the other sisters.
The other sister was wounded in the arm
and Norris was wounded in the eye. The
mother is q widow.
The Body Of an Unknown Man FOund
I'm a Creek.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3O-The body of an
unknown man has been found at the mouth
of Otter creek, Meade county, Kentucky,
with a stone weighing 80 pounds attached
TO his neck and an axe cash across his fore
head. He cannot be recognized but was
probably murdered and thrown in the
creek.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 3O.-Daniel r.
Groom, a well known farmer residing near
GraVepOTL in this county, committed sui
eide by hanging himself in his barn this
morning. GrOOms' mind has been Sc, iOus-
" affected for some time.
A Murderer Shot.
MUsKOGEE, |. T., Aug. 30.-Ten days
since, as John Hatchet, a brother Of ThOs.
Hatchet, member Of the Cherokee Nation
al Council, was sitting in the doorway Of
his house, he was assaulted by Chas. Bur-
gress, negro, and killed. Chief Ross Of
fered a reward OF 500 for the arrest Of the
murderer. Sheriff McCracken, of Coo
weskoskOowee district, arrested Burgess
Saturday last. While the prisoner was in
the ha2ds Of the sheritfs posse, he attempt
ed to escape and was shot and killed on
the spot by the officers,
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GEORGIA.
Trial Of the negro InsurreetIOuIsts.

Trial OF the Negro lnsurEeeiionisis'
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3O.-The trial Of the ne
gr9es charged with insurrection, commenced
TO-DAY at Sandersville, Judge Hersehe
V. johnson presiding. The grand jury IS
composed Of the best citizens OF the county,
the foreman being Master Of th9 Hta,e
C,.n,r The Judge cautioned the jury %
6ivesf themselves Of all passion and preju-
dice, and instructed them TO con
form strictly to the law; to expel
from their bosons every feeling OF hatred,
malice or revenge. The law throws over
botb races the same and Cqaal protection.
The Jury must ignore the fact that the ae-
cused are negroes, that they were ever
slaves. and deal with them as if they were
vbiteS- In the trial the State will be rep
: essnted by the State and District Attorney
Generals, and others, and the accused 6y
Hon. A. 7. AckeIman and several Of the
leading members Of the local bar.
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SPAIN.

madrid, Aug. 29.-The Ministerial
Council decided to send 1900 troops 10
Cuba by Sept. 20, and IL, 900 more in OctO-
Der.
LONDON, Aug. 80, "A. MA special to
the Daily NelCS, from 8Ourg la Dave, says
that the formal surrender of SEQ de Urgel
occurred on Friday. The citadel was
handed over to the Alfonsists on Saturday.
ROME, Aug. 3O.-The VOce Della Veritd
says editorially that the capitulatiOn of
SEQ De Urgel may determine Don Carlos
to disband his forces and await more IA
VOrable period to renew the struggle
SAN SEBASTIAN, Aug. 3O.-Intelligence
from TOlosa is to the effect that the Carlists
are greatly discouraged. Don Carlos is at
Durango,
MADRID, Aug. 30.-It is officially an
nOunced that Quintallas' band of, Carlists
has been completely routed near Santander.
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a Mnfer Snnnf.

MUsROGEE, 1. T., Aug. pa terrible
water spout fell two miles north Of CaddO
at II o'clock to-day. For two hours sue
ceeding, the rain fell in torrents. At the
crossing of the Missouri, Kansas, and
Texas Railroad the water rose twelve feet
in two hours, displacing the bridge between
CaddO and Carey, and OVERLOOKING the
track for several miles. The passenger
train was delayed some time in making re-
pairs and the freight trains abandoned. 1t
was impossible TO see tan feet from the
tTain.-
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THE TURF.
Pacing Race! for the Champ,opsb,,.

Pacing Race for the Cham pIOnshIR.
BOSTON, Aug. 30.-The pacing race for a
purse OF -, 900 and the championship of
the United States, came Off at Mystic Park
this evening in the presence of 200 spec
tatOTs. Out Of ten nominations only four
started, Sleepy George, CopperbOttom.
Granger and Sallie, the former selling
fayorite against the field.
SUMMARY.
Mile heats, to harness, best IN >. purse
5000; $1,000 to the first, $500 10 the
second, 81 600 to the third, 500 to tie
fourth.
G. Il. Smiths (Steubenville, o.
z Sleepy George. >
J. u. GOsWell's (Laurel, Ind.)
N Saline. ...s............. / >
W. II. Crawfords New York; rg
COppeTbOttOm. ..... .......... / 3 .
Jas. Walkers (Lawrenceburg, Ind
Ch Granger. ................. > / dis.
Time, 2:273, 2:2G, 2:2l, 2:2T!.
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ITALY.

ROME, Aug. 3O.-Garibaldi is at his
home in Caprera, confined by illness re-
sulting from Overwork on his scheme for
the improvement Of the Tiber.
ROME, Aug. 30.-Cardinal McClOskey is
expected to arrive here Sept. 4. He will
only receive the ring and titles pertaining
to his new dignity, and not receive the hat,
because its inVesiture would entail a grand
public ceremony.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-31

THE Rev. DR.. Barnas Sears, agent Of
the Peabody Educational Fand, writes
to the agent for Louisiana that the
trustees Of the fund have decided to
withdraw any further appropriation to
that State on account Of the unsettled
condition Of affairs there.