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The New York herald., 1875-11-26
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Nov o3-saicd ship Mataura (Br,, Homer New
Orleans; bark Carrie Deap (Br, McRae New York; bark
Jupiter Ger. Stricken. do
BRIsro1 Nov 25-sailed Adebaran. for United Stated
BELFAST Nov 24-Sailed bark Welsmo Aus, Backman,
United States
CARDIFF Nov 25Arrved BARK Evening startBr), Lloyd
Pensacola
DRoenRDA. Nov 25-Arrved, bark Gitanella (Bp, Wal
lace Baltimore
Francke from New York for Southampton and Bremen.
Hull Nov 25-Arrrycd steamer Hndoo tBp, Mills, New
York.
HELvoEr. Nov 29-sailed barks S Bosars CBrl, Rey.
nods New York; Atlas Cor) Moler, Philadelphia; also
tho Miola FOR New York
HnRr Nov 23-Arrived bark Emile tGen Doicke New
York.
Sailed 3d. bark Florence Margaret tBr, Conner United
Statos.
LrvrnrooL, Nov 25-Arrived brig Nancy Hol. (Br Swan
Wilmington, NO
sailed 24h ships vancouver tBr) Brown San Francisco
Ecuador (Br, hughes, United States Mary Gibson
an, Sloan, do
LosDos. Nov 25-Arnvcd, bark Lizzie Wight tBD :,
Wright New York
Cleared 24th snip Garbad (EOr, RavonsBops, United
States
LscnoRs-saied bark Maria scammen Br Simpson,
New York
MAnsFiLLEs, Nov 22-salcd, bark Amolie QFr,, Fabre
New York.
MELsoURNE-Arriycd schr VIM Philips Healey Utsalady
via San Francisco.
PLYMourn Nov 24-Salcd bark Annie BeaIs (Br) lyman
United States
Also sailed 24th bark Georgia B) Melrose Pensacola
Arrived IN Channel Nov 70. shp Ontario Patterson,
New York for London.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 24-sailed bark Paolio for, Balti.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

puIser the steamer City of New York from Aspn-
wall. has thanks for attentions.
suIP RECIPROCITY Cof Quebec Jones' which arrived at
canvas between the Falkland Islands the Straits
msEean on ay H q1s % nr ,1Sn nns away the
and foetepgaan with yards and sails attached
away the wreck and had to run some hundred miles to tie
While sns o bss Se9v Sna
bathing and head winds After rounding the Cape
appeared and struck down the majority crew One Of
them died from this disease but the remainder although
her first voyage and l9l days.
BARK woop CBr) which recently struck the bar at
city, was purchased few days by Messrs Pregna
eost to- raise her Prof MsefeT steam dedSc the
phne commenced 10 out the vessel the 22d and in
ost with the tide and there Is very s doubt bat
that the powerful pumps Of the Josephine viii be able
keep her sSat An attempt Vas 20 oe made on the sd e
be haued permit examination OF her injuries,
The owners viii probably put her in complete repair change
her flag and charter her Tor across the
BmG WoEoSAH, Simpson from DarIen for Philadelphia.
previously reported spoken eaky and bearing up for Mas
bad weather whic made her leak much that deck
load had to be thrown overheard 70 tighten her.
SeHR MARCUS HUNTER, Henley Navassa for Woods
Hole Mass with cargo Of gnano put into Hampton Roads
Nov % leaking board OF survey was held and It was
ordered that she procure new pumps ana proceed her
voyage.
Sem AcHons has been got OF Fire Island bar, and lies
hold has not been touched She is waiting for tug
TO be towed Staten Island for repairs
scHR ANNIE TIBpETrs Vineyard Haven from Calais
New York sprung leak OF $500 strokes per
tucket Shoals 25th inst and will discharge deck load and
haul marine railway for repairs She is lumber laden
ScHR MONTANA Buger, spnk IN Cranberry Island Cove.
night Of tho 18th inst and it is doubtful II sho be
raised.
scHR FRANCIS BAKER Pendeton, from Boston for and
ashore I'D In entering Cape Porpose
harbor She night of 22d with loss OF stern
post &c and at anchor decks 50 the water about $50
hides the cargo saved but Is bhs -four spoiled and
missing
scHR MARY WARD. at Philadelphia from Portsmouth
had heavy weather and lost jibboom.
SHiPBuLDIEG-At Harrington, II Hamlin has in
the woods cutting the frame for vessel Of about 800
Ramsdall, Rumbafl Coffin. Ward and Nash and
Aongo Nash expect get frames this winter for large
vessels Otis Fummer will probably build vessel
year for j q Perry.
LAuNcHEp-The new ship samar. just completed at the
yard of Messrs Campbell 4 Brooks, East Boston, was
launched Wednesday, Her dimensions ITO feet long
on the keel dock 33 feet breadth Of and
feet inches deDth of mold and will register 1910
owned by Mr. Nathaniel Emmons J Of Boston. Capt
Oswald Miller formerly OF the ship Agra win and
her.
Joresboro Nov 1s. centreboard schr OF 100 tons
named Nettie Dobbn. owned mostly at Jonesport and
commanded by Capt Raymond Dobbn master of gear Free
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared Francisco Nov 6, bark Onward Hayes
cruise.
Arrived at Honolulu Nov bark Arctic Whitney from
the Arctic.
The whales tho Northwest Coast tho past
large, with heavy bone One whale made
2s4 bbls OF oil, and two Others made $40 bbls,
catch Of the Arctic oet viii about 1850 bbls
vessel and the Of whalcbone including that
taken In trade, will be about 40 600 lbs.
Mr. McTnnis FIRST officer OF ship Jireh Perry
Chace Of NIB reports her a. Oct 13 10 days out with
80 bbls sp oil
letter from Capt II z Palmer, Of brig Isabella,
London reports her at Kickerton Island Cunber
land Inlet Aug 81 clean The Isabella bound TO Hud
Bay found the ice thick at the entrance that she
went Cumberland Inlet There viii be four Scotch
sells 20 winter inlet Amercan-the Isabella
and Helen r. OF New London.
letter from Capt John Spcer, master Of bark Ne,
London her in Cumberland Inlet Sept %,
with 26O bba VIII OH and 5000 lbs bone The Nile
taking In 45o bbls oil 5000 lbs bone from schr
Helen ~
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THE ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.

The athletic entertainments now in progress at Gil
more's Concert Garden were continued last evening
under very favorable conditions The immense audi
torum contained fuy 600 people, no accident or
mishap occurred % disturb the spectators
BOXING MATCHES
The nrst boxing match vas Tor a purse or $50
the contestants were William Madden and George
siler. After very and highly spirited contest
Siier awarded the prize.
Tho second boxing match was FOR light weights.
Mike Coburn, champion or the house, being pitted
against Edward Malahan After the conclusion or
three rounds, each Of which WIS enthusiastically ap
pauded, the judges decided the contest Be a draw
The third boxing match between Joe Coburn and
John Murphy, for sps<ial purse Of $780, Coburn
easily won the purse 10 three rounds
vRLoCIPEDE RAosG.
Megsrs Mcclellan and Messenger for the champion
ships distance i've miles purse $50 The race exc ed
the warmest interest Scarcely yard distance was be-
tween the two veocpedes from the nsh " the close
sometimes one man led and sometimes the Other,
Mcclellan won the in ls7s. 66s, whilo Mes
singer came in Immediately after nim in ION. 500.
Tho eonclng match Was between Mr. Regis sonac,
champion OF The house, and Professor Jeau Deturck
IL vas OF the prcttiest features Of the programme
After long graceful aud beautiful struggle senac
declared victor he having made eighteen successful
thrusts against four Of bis rival
CASSog Rail- AND DUxB BELLS
The cannon ball act of Mcssnger was really re-
markable, and the swinging Of tbo Indian clubs by
Mons J. M Latin was twice encored
GRAECo ROMAN wREsTLING.
The principle feature of the evening, however, was
the Gr3eco Roman wrestling match, between the cele-
brated champion Andre Christol and Emile Regnier,
champion Of Nevada Fully 4, 900 people IN the
house when the two wrestlers appeared upon the
thcky padded and corpeted platform The contestants
were stripped naked 10 the waist in forz and weight
both appeared 70 b. evenly matched though Christol
appeared nimbler OF foot and compact IN muscle
than Regnicr TIE contest was long and exceedingly
exciting For tho 0rstIweniy minutes neither could
kot the advantage Of The other Christol repeatedly
gnihcrod Rcgnler In his arms; but do an ba would
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Handkerchief Light vessel having and
damaged has been tax off her station, and Relief No
has taken her place.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
GEORGE DEWEY
Inspector Second Lighthouse District
BosroS Nov 81, 1873
STEAMER CRY or SAN FRANCISCO PANAMA BAY, Nov IL,
lS75-Editor York Herald ON the 22d Of October,
1875 ran this nom Sarmiento Bank
trance of Magellan Sandy Point and for the
information Of navigators give the following intelligence
Of additional landmarks recently placed BY the Chill
ian government, via
On the heights OF Cape Possession-A pyramid
On Direction Hiil-A white beacon
On Triton Bank-A red buoy
On Cape dregory-A pyramid.
JAS IREDELL WADDBLL. Capt p NJ 90.
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In December, 1873 the then secretary Of the bank,
wishing 70 make good showing persuaded the trustees
TO make deposits IL trust 10 the amount or 500 600 by
giving checks for the amount This had the effect 70
raise the deposits, the actual OF them,
10 SlS9ooo, apparent These entries
were after Cancelled. In June the same
sourse taken with regard to the July report The
officers did not reflect upon the of this act but
fhey have concluded that lit was not exactly
right and will not repeat AZ the business has fal-
len OF much the trustees win remove 70 the corner or
Third avenue and Forty eighth street. where lot or
buildings have been purchased BY them.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CARDINAL.

Tho Cunard steamship Abyssinia arrived at the
Hook about twelve O'Clock last night with His Emn-
ence Cardinal McCioskey board after passage from
Queenstown of twelve days. The steamer anchored in
Quarantine shortly afterward. Cardinal McCloskey
in good health and will reach the city this
morning IN time for breakfast with his
friends AZ announced in the HERALD no formal
ceptou will be rendered him. but it is understood he
will receive the clergy Of the diocese at the Cardinal
ate residence, in Madison avenue, during to-day.
Much interest has been felt in the coming of his Emil
nence and his safe arrival will be greeted with pleasure
by those who dreaded the ocean passage at this late
eaac nf vaar
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ps-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT oP NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
HERALD has adopted dstn gushing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from to the other
In succession and be several miles distant Cap
ans Of vessels seeing this signal viii oblge by
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
FSPersons desous of communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht, pier No East River. New York
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required
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sIiGo, Nov 74-sailed, bark EIIda QSor. Grandessn
United States
sAvoEA-saled, bark caibarien. Hopkins MeSsna Heek
ing
SYDNEY. hsW-Arrived bark Forward CBD, strachanS
Portland D. --t~s.~-t
siEHRA LRoEE-saled bark Jasper Williams ror -
lExEIr Nov 23-sailed bark Stella GazzoIo dtaD New
Y2rss
Sailed from port in the United Kingdom ship Priscilla,
Merryman United States
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and spmasers informed
that by teeaphing TO the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 80 Pee, London" to the
Paris Office addressing Bennett, 81 Avenue de POpera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States, tho will be eabed to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
terranean ports will Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMAN orEnA-DER FRE1scuuTz.

GERMAN OpERA-DER FREIsCHUTZ.
The favorte opera Of Weber was given last evening
al the Academy ~ Music before very large audience
eDor Freschutz,n as presented by MT. NeuendorG7s
company has proved to be Of the successful
and most finished performances OF the The
Agatha OF Nile. Pappenhem, as represented by her
last evening" a most delightful and Impressive per-
formanco This lady undoubtedly the best artist in
the Machtel troupe. The other artists made quite
favorable impression in their respective roles and the
chorus and orchestra did remarkably well
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FALL OF A WALL.

Iowp YESTERDAY afternoon about half past O'Clock
ant fortunately no ono was iniused The lower part
which remains standing Is very nuTm, anu = hane "
hii a. any moment Captain Kennedy, q we Nnth
Dreclncb notified IDspecl0r Adams oi ths oGcnHeAee
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BOUND SOUTH
SAILED.

Steamers Gellert tGer, for Hamburg Gen Barnes sa-
vannah Old Dominion, Richmond. &c Albemnrle Lewes,
Del barks New Brunswick Nor, London Rebecca GER,
do; brig Excelsior (Br). Bermuda.
Wind a midnight. SSE.
Barometer sunset. J167.
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FOUND DEAD.

Joseph PhippaDy, hlty eight years Of residing a.
80 295 Rivingtob street, was found dead yesterday
uorninq IN the stoke Of G. r. Davis, At No 6s william
street where he was employed a. porter The Coro
aer t4ap oil 0rd
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schy L N Lowell Gordon Philadelphia for Pail River
schr 7 Watt Eidridpe Philadepha for Lynn
Rchr g Philips Hawkins, Philadepha for New Bedford
schT Ocean Wave Hubbard PhfadephA for New Bedford
Rchr II Perry Helly Phfladelphia for New bedford
Schr j B Clayton Clifford philadelphia for ran River
scT Eva Be soers l9 sSs Say Espor
Erhr Richard Law, Hawkins, Phlaasphis for stonins
schr REED Arnold Philadelphia for Hartford >,
schr G Carroll, Hand. Phiadelphia ur Prayidence y
schr White Foam Miken, Philadelphia FOR Providence
schr West Wind LIne PHILADELPHIA for Warren.
schr 7 Martin Collins. Morris River, Del -
Schr Louisa Wilson tof Esw0rh), smith, Aux tayes z
days with logwood Kunhardt Co; vessel 80 Isaac
seT Ada Anes Adams jacksonville 10 DAYS with yellow
pine 70 x Fairchid vessel 70 II Brown y 90 -
schr Henry Pay Boston, Phihrook, Fernnndna 20
nays with lumber 70 Fowler. Had strong NV gales
lne eh1ire phssnge: lost part of deck load.
n- Steamer city New York which arrived 2fh from
Aspinwah reports Nov 10Th passed steamer Acapulco
hence ioT AspnwaIl al well 28d a passenger Edward
neeu ~ seaman le overheard and and was drowned
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer city Of New Bedford Fish, Bedford for New
Brig Alice bradshaw dir, Windsor Ns for New York
SchT Ruth Carlisle Smith New Haven for Phil adelphia
schr Edward II CLARK Fenger New Haven Tor New York
Schr A Daneuhoer. Gray. Bridgeport for New York.
SchT Active, Quinn, Portsmouth for Now York,
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eeanora johnson New York for Portland.
Steamer Nereus Bearse. New York for Boston.
Steamer Galatca Walden. New York for Providence.
Schr Koret. Dunbar New York for Boston.
schr Minquas Phillips south Amboy Tor Providence
Schr Helen Russell Mehafy. Maiden for Boston
schr Hunter. Green, Hohoken FOR Taunton
Schr Hickman Adams, Woodbridge M, for Boston.
Schr Hamburg. Lynch, Hoboken for New London.
Schr Niennor Grey, iioboken for Boston;
schr John u Grifn. Could New rork for Danvers.
schr Planter, Hardee. New York for Boston.
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer New YORK for Stamford.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails nation

DATES or DEPARTURES FROM sEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
NOVEMBER DECEMBER
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BRITISH MARKETS.
CONDITION OF THE CORN TRADH-GRocERIHs ADJ
VANCING.

CONDITION OF THE CORN 1kADH-UkOCEkIEs AD-
VANCING.
LoNDoS Saturday Aug. II, 1875.
The 7iaes's city article to-day says: Z" The
following on the condition OF the trade Is derived
from GOOD sources Admitting certain further rise IN
the event OF bad weather. in the contrary event there IL
sill time 10 secure large proportion Of the wheat crop
in good condition. II SO the recent apprehen.lons VIII
probably prove have been extreme. III the American
crop Is secured in good ordr there can be no great
change in result Of the Spring wheat crop from ~ha
we had reason to expect few weeks ago There bad
been then already to apprehcnd deficiency wco
had not been sufficiently hced wbicn snonid certainty
lie needed now The last report from France II inuch
less unfavorab,e than was appehended. Most o. ths
recent rains have done little injury our own aflneiS
stock Of old wheat reported small hut cannot he qd
go exhausted "a lat year ami dv rcs during ina
last two weeks have been double OF the correspond
ing weeks a year ago.
The Times also says the NncIng lane markets show
further tend rcy toward Improvement this week, but
there is no speculation. large business Is reported
West India eIgar al the recent ,uanced rates.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

PEACE LIKELY TO BE MAiNTAINED WITH CoREA-
EXCESSIVE HEAT ~ YEDDO AND PEkiNG-roR-
TULE ABOLISHED IN JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-The Pacific Mail
steamer AlAsa, Hong kons via YoSoHaina, arrived
at this port to-day she brings aiviccs from Hong Kong
to July ID, and Yokohama July %.
The rumors continue OF impending trouble with Corea,
but the Japanese Government withnolds Information
To It's Intentions The present indications are that peace
full counses Will prevail.
There has been unusual suffering from heat n Yeddo
and Yokohama. The Thermometer averaged last week
100 dogIees Fahrenheit
Punishment By torture is virtually abolished In the
Japanese courts, but tie formal ANNOUNCEMENT Is poat'
ponod until the head judicial system has been organized
There Is great suffering tAloug China from the pro-
long.d heat The thermometer at Tekins has risen 10
llD degrees,
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GERMAN AFFAIRS.

A GENERAL ExTRADrIov TREATY WITH TIE UNITED
STATES CoNTEuPLATED-THE CHURCH LAWS AC-
CEPTED IN POsEN.
BERLIN. Saturday, Aug. H. 1873.
It is understood that the Federal Council will
shortly consider the question Of extradon treaty be-
tween the Imperial Government Of Germany and tho
United States Government TO take the place OF existing
treaties between the United aud the separate Ger
man States
All the Catholic clergy holding state appointments 10
Posen have submitted 10 the ecclesiastical laws.
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VICTORY FOR PROGRESS AMONG THE cHERo-
kIES.

FORT GIBSON, |. T., Aug. lJ.-The returns
OF the election IN The Cherokee Nation have been received
from all but one precinct which, however is reported to
stand 6. FOX Rors cut OF 20 votes Iod Five dstrc,s
gave Vim. p. Ross q total majority Ot O9&i iOuf gave
rhornnson go Ross majority - known % bc tt,
Therefore. end with the precincts IN COWcsko"e DIS
tric II Will BE- ased To 10. Ross represents the
progressive educational party, Will" OuebilattA, 81
lhoml son can neither speak nor write Engnrl boih
candidate were opposed 10 sect"nzin2 the therohe
Nation Thompson WAS never "a candidate FOL Nbief
h,.f
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AGENT GIHSON,S CASE.

NATURE or THE CHARGES AGAINST HIM-A hELiG-
IOrs CONTROVERSY IN PART-SERI0Us CHARGES
OF CORRUPTION AGAINST the AGENT.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-A special to The Re-
ptbScaa from Coac! yillc Kan. says: The Commission
appointed to examine the charges against D. r. 0io' M
agent Of the Osagcs LEFT that place on Friday norung
and were to arrive at the Agency, 100 miles southwest
This morning The investigation will begin on Monday
The Catholics, headed b. Father Schumacher OF the
Osage Mission are brinI ng heavy pressure To bear
AGAINST Agent Gibson because. they acec, he refuses
NO mission the priests 10 administer the hacralnthi 20
catholic indians and refuses u permit CaiAohe lhs
siouary to establish schools among them. 80
Hoe Pawue NOpOshe, Governor OF the Osises, VIII make
n sneecn before the Commission lie Will charge Agent
Gibson with corruption, in compelling Indians 10 sign
nancy lie will also charge him with returning false
vouchers in regard the amount Of rations furnished the
little Osages raising the amount; with drawing checks
for an amount greater than the sum due his enploy
and then pa wing only the real sum de and pockng the
surplus: with preventing the Osagcs from sentng peti
ps 10 the Great Father IN regard 10 their troubles ana
wrongs and with cruelty To Indians Who nave petfoei
IN az, Catholic missionaries sent among thein Inc Sc
and many other charges will be made against Agent
Gibson by Gov Pawne NOposhc.
They're seems to he desperate hand TO hand light be-
tween the Leayenworh and Lawrence Indian Kings
supt Uoag against Gibson the Qaakcfs, Catholics, ana
Osages The Commission, composed OF Mr. Van Noot-
hers and Mr. Neal OF ONO and Mr. Hawks OF Chicago, is
thought hclc have been appointed Tor TIE purpose Oi
whitevashlng Gibson.
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

JUDGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEXICAN sLO0P0.
oF.wAR ON THEIR WAY FROM ENGLAND.
MATAMOROs, Aug. 14.-Jddge Manter, who
was arrested aud sent TO the City OF Mexico with Cotna,
it reported has been at liberty and IL returning 10
Matam0rOs
Three soopsof-war recently constructed in England
for Mexico are tlcir way Vera cruz. II 10 believed
they Will be cent to Rio GraBdc TO protect Mexican
interests.
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GRAND sAENGERFEST IN CANADA.

THE PREPARATIONS NEARLY CoMPLLTE-sEVERAL
AMERICAN SOCIETIES EXPECTED.
BERLIN, Ont, Aug. 14.-The preparations for
the grand German Canadian ssengerfest, which com
rnences Tuesday next, and continues three days, are
nearly completed. IT promises to be the most mGgnifi-
cent and demonstration OF the kind held
in Canada Singing societies from New-York, Buffalo,
Detroit. Erie. Lockp0rt &c. are engaged.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-Excitemem was Occa-
stoned the County Insan. AS Yesterday over the
death OF four inmates, upon taking sedave mixture TO
make them sleep. Tire names ~ tie victims are Annie
New,uan Christina uCcni, Anna Peers and Jos Rock
ford An ipauest held this afternoon, but ,er'ict
Nas deferred until an analysis could be made. Among
the ingredients Of the mixture bellaaonna, extract
of conum bromide of potassium and 0thcrpoisons Tho
same preparation has been ustd before without bad e
feels aud II 10 Thought that thcr overdose wAs gwen
m Tie present case III some nuss,l erthe Was put into
the mixture
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THE ARMY WORM IN NOVA SCOTIA.

THE EASTERN SECTION NvADED-THE CROPS
GREATLY INJURED.
HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. 14.-YarmOuth and
shelburne Counties have been invaded by army worms.
and the farmers aye suffering greatly from them In Hall
Tax County. They confined TO the eastern section.
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EOREIGN MOTIFS.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE mail steamship
Boyne from Brazilian rdts for Southampton, has been
LOST OH Brost Her crew and passengers were saved
PARIS, Aug 14.-Drexel, llarjes n Go. have
redeemed 800 600 OF Duncan, sherman a Co.'s letters
o., credit Tlcse letters arriving daily from all parts
of the Continent.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Tle SGrgcon-Gen-
eral has received the following Dispatch
Font BARRANCAs, Aug IA.
The SUPERINTENDENT Of the National Cemetery was
taken siok Yesterday, after my dispatch Was Mt All
The rest are DOM wei corporal oi marines II dead
M BEANSAs Brevet MVorueutra, Y. 8 A.
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SPANISH AFFAIRS.

CONSCRIPTs ORDERED To THEIR REGIMENTS.
MADRID. Saturday, Aug. Ia, 1873.
A royal decree orders cOnscripts to join their
regiments before the end OF October The price OF eD
emptiOn IL liked at 800.
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AN EARLY BALE OF NEW COTTON.

CnARLrsoN, s. G., Aug. 15.--rhe first bale
OF the new oLop Of cotton has been received here II
ia, ea lvr than tho ei bale received last year.
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SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 1J.-The Oregon State
Temperance Convention has approved Of the nomination
OF Henry Warren, the Kepu3iean candidate ios Con-