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uring Co.
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BANCROFT DAVIS.
HIS ARRIVAL IN THE CITY YESTERDAY FROM

HIS ARRIVAL IN THE CITY YESTERDAY FROM
Yesterday afternoon the Hamburg steamship Frisia
arrived in shs port. bringing home United States
Minister to Germany Bancroft Davis. Tho Minister
met by HERALD reporter he stepping on
to the wharf from the steamship.
EEpoRTER--The FranAturer Zeitung has published
long account of the refusal OF our Consul at Frank
fort. ard subsequently your own to receive friendly
Fourth OF July address from the Frankfort Democratic
Association Some American papers have alluded to
the affair a direct insult to Germany, and have to
beg that you will let the HERALD have your ideas
the subject
Minister DAvIs-Tho whole story Is very simple
and a very short one An election is to take place
Germany, and the Consul General at Frankfort was
presented with an address which bore in his opinion,
upon local politics. Consul his duty is to steer
clear of any with foreign politics. He did
So and firmly and coureously refused TO accept the
address OF the Frankfort Democratic Association He
being the SPOT better able to judge Of the i'm
port OF said address than was and subsequently in
dorsed his decision. That is all there Is to the story
which has been magnfcd for political purposes. !
really have no further explanation to make the
subject.
AS the Minister stepping into his carriage, which
question put by the reporter respecting bis visit to
this country, 'that he expected TO remain in the
United States a short time.
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THE GARBAGE WAR.

The hotel keepers at Coney Island are still loud In
their complaints against the methods OF the New York
Street Cleaning Department. whose servants dump the
ona when the tide coming in, aud the Ith Is there
fore strewn along the beach, Yesterday paners In an
prepared by W. 9. Whitney counse for de-
PENDANTS in Tho suit brought by the Mayor ana Com
FERGUSON and others Mr. Brittop, District Attorney
OF Kings county, also his answer TO be served
the plantiia He denies that he has caused, or
threatened do any OF the alleged IN the CON-
plant. He alleges that District Attorney II Is bis
sworn duty TO prosecute all violations Of law made by
criminals which he has done to the best OF his ability
No tho authority enjoin him from causing
the arrest OF any person committing crime over which
the law courts held III Kings county have jurisdiction
Shore Inspector Ferguson admits that he arrested
New York officers while they were engaged in dump
ing garbage In the bay but he denies that they were
arrested on the high
1t Is tho intention OF defendants to move for change
OF venue In the argument OF the case from Now YORK
TO Kings county
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WORK OR BREAD.

Much interest is felt by the idle workingmen Of
Newark in the issue between the workingmen of the
metropolis and the authorities touching the question
of supplying work. SO it is in Elizabeth and other
leading centres of tho State The worKingmen of
Elizabeth have addressed to the authorities petition
which iolows:-''fhe unde rsgned, citizens Of
the city OF Elizabeth and the most OF US with families
dependent upon Tor support earnestly ana Respect
July ask your honorable Oody take action ha:
will provide with work. Should tho Common Coun-
cil in their WISDOM resolve in favor Of some public
improvements the CITY authorities can give labor To
many OF number who now not only out Of
work. but actually IN want OF the pecessarics of life
Hoping our humble petition may he Iavorably re-
ceived, shall pray, &c" Accompanying
the petition another from property owners urging
that III the interests of humanity the request OF the
workDgmen be complied with consideration or the
petition will be had next Monday. Both in Elizabeth
and Newark the authorities could find work for large
force OF repavng and Improving rotten and diap
idacd streets In Newark particularly tho main streets
are now as they have been for years past III shock
ing condition, disgrace as we'll as an injury 10 tho
city 1t Is considered strange IN the extreme that the
authorities do not yield to public need and demand
aud seriously consider tho matter OF properly paving
Broad and Market streets.
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MURDEROUS THIEVES.

An attempted robbery in West Fourth street ycster-
day morning followed by desperate attempt at
assassination by OF the thieves engaged The
saloon at No. 81 Yves, Fourth is Kept by GUS
scppc Belmasconi alias "Garibaldi" He has IN has
employ two barter ders, Steisno Gareiano aud Pima
Psuunnc. Yesterday morning. about clock,
subsequently ascertained to be John Pane, No Is
Curyslie street, entered the saloon, called tor drink,
the money drawers. On beng discovered 10y the bar
tenuer he eudcavorcd to escape 10y OF ;bc
opening Fourth street "Garibasdir however,
seized him ana threw him down the sidewalk.
While IN THIS position Philip King who says he lives
at No 30 East Twentieth street and cutter,
s!rew heavy navy revolver and fired shots at
"Garibaidi' one OF which glanced by the atters head
The noise OF the brng brought officer Warren. OF the
Fifteenth precinct to the aud he arrested King
Both King and PANE on being arraigned before Judge
Duly at The Washing ton Place Police Court yesterday,
were fully committed Tor trial, King Tor fclonous
sault and Paine for attempted larceny.
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CARLISTS AND ALFONSISTS.

SINGULAR SCENE AT BOOTHS rHRATRE-How
AN ALroNsIsT FOUND HIMSELF OUTSIDE THE
DOOR.
The partisan feeling among Spauards relative to Don
Carlos and Don Alfonso manifested last evening at
Booths Theatre, the occasion OF the visit of the
former gentleman. 1t appears that when Mcssrs.
Jarrett Palmer learned that Don Carlos and his
suite intended to witness the performance Of ''arana-
palus' they decided to tender him the of box,
and to make the event more memorable, ordered 1t
be decorated with the Spanish colors. The
order gixcn the iantor at so late
hour the day that he unable
procure the necessary flags in time TO put them po
was at work sight OF the audience IA rushed
and attempted TO tear the flags down, enchanting,
imperfect English, This is Tor no true
Spanart. y
Mr. Boyd, tho jantor tried to induce the to de-
sis his seat but finding that he persisted de-
cided take him to Air. Tookcr When the latte gen-
tlcman heard the facts he ordered the Aonsst to be
elected from The theatre the scene being exciting
one The propretors Endorsed Mr.. lockers action. as
Don Carlos was their guest and must DO protected A
few minutes alter the occurrence Don Carlos entered
the theatre, and was received with good deal OF APP
pause which he gracefully acknowledged as also tho
com piiment paid him by Signor Opert's orchestra
playing the Spanish national air.
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AuGusrE NRryrzEE. JounSAL1sr.


NJ Neither whose death is announced by cable tele-
gram from Paris born at Col;nar (Haut Rhin) in
$3.50. He studied theology under the Protestant
Faculty at Srasbourg and went to Paris after having
devoted some time to provincial journalism He DO
came attached to La Presse in 1S44 and during many
years he signed that the character OF
II was this title that 1851 he was prosecuted and
condemned to years imprisonment for one of the
mos, curious tricks tina, recorded political itera-
While the last message OF the President OF the
Republic was awaited with anxiety La I'resse
anticipated IT, and gave ut the heads OF
ITS columns, with all the appearances of
Official article, several extracts from the
works OF Louis Napoleon This apochryphal
message which was OF the most pronounced democratic
color, affected differently all opinions The Bourse
disturbed and received with loud Kisses Tor II
alarmed the different parties hostile to the Republic
The articles OF NJ. Neither, In the journal OF NJ dc
Girardin ran in general on the subjects OF foreign
polio, and philosophy. As philosopher he showed
aprcicrence for religious questions. He
chef OF La Prose- from 1896 TO November 1857 lie
resumed in 1852 and edited almost constantly the
daily political bulletin oi tho paper. In January,
1Sol he finally left La Prose- To which he had been
attached nearly sixteen years to found IL Temps,
which has taken prominent place the ranks Of the
liberal press. In 1885 VI. Neither and 81 Oh. Dolfus
founded the Revue Germdniqae OF which he RENAME cd
one OF the chief writers, and wnich he chiefly
printed historical works and religious criticisms
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OBITUARY.


LIEUTENANT COLONEL OaLE Il. GowAN.
The death OF Lieutenant Colonel Gowan is announced
having place late Oh Tuesday night at Toronto,
Canada lie born in Wexford Ireland, in 1900 He
received excellent education and for years
editor of the Antdoe political newspaper in Dublin
and the author OF several political pamphlets In
Ireland Colonel Gowan was leading men,
Der Of the Grand Lodge OF the Orange In
stilution. in 1929 he cmgrated to Canada,
and settled at Escott's Park Leeds county,
Ontario lie the father and founder OF Orangclsm
Ia America, and first Supreme 6 rand Master and
Sovereign OF the Loyal Orange Institution Of British
America and Tor twenty was Grand Master OF the
Orange Lodge. He served a member OF the Canadian
Parliament from 1884 to 1861 and since that time has
been Post Office Inspector OF the money departments for
Upper Canada During the Canadian Instruction of
1878 he in command ot the Ninth Provincial bat
TALON o! volunteers, and was subsequently appointed
colonel OF the Second regiment OF Leeds militia
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A BURGLARY IN READE STREET.

Captain Carrcy OF the Filth precinct, yesterday re-
ported that burglars had stolen from the store OF
Fisher Rittonhaus No. So Rcadc street. 900 worth
OF rep goods. From the investigation made by HIM
appears that the burglars elected from the
front by means of false keys They then forced open
door the second loor and selected their goods Six
hundred dollars worth OF lace anu bundle oi
reps worth 500 found STAIRS bsv NJ beon
lett behind by the thieves. The store onnu Sc
curciy fastened by the officer post SIX A. NJ and
an hour later the bur larry discovered The police
have no cicw TO the thieves.
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Arrived 18th, brigs Evangefine. wentze. inagus; y
Norris. Patterson, do.
Cleared isth brig Forest Prince Carroll Porto Rico.
In port 18Th, schr SpeedwelL Don. from Cardd
MAcpALkSA BAY, July 2l-s;xiled, ship Freedom. Lave
renee. Liverpool -.
MAzArLAN. July 23-In port. ship Southern Chief His.
gins, from San Francisto. arrived for Liverpool dg
MosrRsAL Aug i9-Arrived. steamer Memphis. Mellon,
Liverpool bark Sjofna. Asuldsen, Gace Bav. CB :.
North SYDNEY Aug ly--Arived barks Viking, HOPKINS
antwerp: Grid. Nisen Norway; Arouca, Banks LIVER
pool
QuEnEc, Aug i9Arrived. stesme Scotland James Lon
don tor Montreal bark Dunsandle BOYD Genoa; 2Stn.
brig John Richards. Belfast 21st snip Ravenscras Dun
Top. Glasgow
Cleared 18th. ship Pocahontas Boag. Greenock; bark
Sara. !.und, Cork
SaYESA, Aug S-Sailed, bark Lawrence, Howes, New
York
Sr JoHS. NIB. Aug 19-Arrived bark Enchantress bod
die Cardiff via sydney brig Search JONES' Roch.or schr
Bagaduce. Philadelphia.
Cleared 10th, bark rhos Cochrano, Taylor Dublin; brig
Memphis. Reynolds. Iiayana
WINDSOR Ms. Aug 2-Cleared. schrs d II Ingrahan.
Ames Richmond; 18th. * IA Wotherspoou (Br). Petteh
New York; 10th. Malanta OBJ. Potter, do.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
The recent Balfo festival in London great sue
cess.
Tho Union Square Theatre opens for the season on
Monday with Bret Hartes new play.
Carvaho is the new lessee Of the Paris Opera
Comiquc and the subventon OF the theatre has been
increased to SIS, 900
A telegram from London to the management OF
Nibos Garden that the ballet company for
sBaba will leave for New York on the 23d inst, the
performance OF the grand spectacle taking place on
September is.
On Thursday evening every selection to DO given by
Gmores Band at the Garden will be played by thcnl
for the first time in public. Tho overture, ''Consc-
Grafton of the House" by Beethoven will be the lead
ing attraction.
sBrInhlde" the heroine of the "Nibelunsen Lied ~
will be the principal feature in Nine. Janauschck 8
repertoire this Wagner will arrange selcc-
tons from his great music drama TO accompany
Nine. Jauauscheks impersonation OF the heroine
She will commence an engagement at the Boston Thea
tire the 30th Of October.
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GEORGE ROBERTS PERKINS.

Mr.. Perkins was born In Otscgo county, Now York,
OH May 3, 1872 lie scli-educaicd man. and at tho
age Of eighteen employed In the slack water sur
vey OF the Susqrehanna River He was teacher of
mathematics in the Liberal Institute at Clinton, n Y,
from 1881 TO 1855 when no became principal OF tho
Utica Academy In 1874, ut the opening oi the State
Normal School, he chosen Professor Of Mathe-
matics and years later elected principal. In
1882 he resigned ana superncndcd the OF the
Dudley Observatory. He has published seri s of
mathematical works IRON 1S40 10 lsji:-Treatise OH
Algebra elements Of Algebra Elements Of
Geometry ''Trieonometry and Surveying" aud
sPlanc and Solid Geometry" He died suddenly yes
terday, ut New Hartford.
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TRUE TO EACH OTHER.

Yesterday morning Edward Kenny, aged twenty
eight of No 4lo East Fourteenth street, while the
saloon OF Thomas Reilly, at No 2lS FRS, avenue quar-
relied with stranger and desperate fight cusucd
The bartender Patrick Hannerty, cndesvorci to sepa
rate tho parties, when Kenny, wrenching leg from
the table struck him over the head wounding HIM
vorcy. nsprer,y thoroughly iniur'atcd, rushed be-
hind tho bar and snatchlns "a large smith Il Wcsson
revolver. fired at Kenny, woundng him slightly IN
the mead. Both men were arrested oy Detective
l;obinson OF the Seventeenth precinct, but their
beng arraigncd before Justice Morgan, at the Essex
Market Court yesterday. they refused to mako any
complaint against each other
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with General Terry The headquarters remain at Fort
Wayne, Mich one company, u. is at Fort Porter NJ
"; one company, X, at Fort Brady, Mich, and one
company. {, at Fort Mackinac, Mich
The headquarters Of the Twenty third Infantry Is nj
Omaha, Neb SIX companies are stationed al tnat
point One company at each OF the following
poinls:-Fort Hartsun, Neb. North Platte, Neb (:
Cheyenne depot, Wy. A., and For; Russell The regi-
ment expects receive orders Tor the Yellowstone
but none have yet been issued.
EAiIBIr IN DETAIL
The following is al exhibit in detail OF the troops
'not now engaged in subduing the savages on the
Western frontier" The statement docs not include
the forces at present stationed in the reconstructed
States the Rio Grande frontier does II en-
brace tho soldiers of the regular army serving on the
Pacific coast or in Arizona
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TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN OLD MAN.

At hslt-past twelve O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE
broke out in rickcty wooden building on Henderson
street, near Railroad avenue, Jersey CHy. The lower
iloor used "A blacksmith shop by John Stanley and
the upper a carpenter shop by an old named
Michael Dusgap. Mr. Thomas Sira,ford rushed into
the burning building and Old Dugsan lying n
wrctchcd bed envelopcd in namcs. lie snatchcd him
up carried him down stars INTO the street. but the
unfortunate burned that the SKIN peeled
on and adhered TO Stratiovds clothing. He taken
10 the City Hospital, where no died at The loss
by QvO will not exceed $40
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uUai.
When the regiments recruited mp TO the lull
standard. established by law the number gwen
above would be increased by several thousand AS II
is General Sherman cam II disposed, reinforce the
troops stationed in LOUISIANA, Mississippi, South
Carolina and Florida by hail dozen regiments, and
their Withdrawal from the West would DO only tenn
porary, there would DC nothing surprising If such
should bc pursued lie has full authority the
premises In fact the ontre army, with the exception
OF 800 in the Yellowstone country in search OF Sitting
Bull, placed at his disposal for political purposes
during the Presidential campaign, and there are ind
cations that the city OF New York Is 10 have the benefit
OF military aid the matter OF registering before and
voting on the day OF election.
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DROWNED WHILE BOATING.

At half-past eight O'Clock yesterday morning Henry
Rhodes and William Bell aged respectively twenty
and twenty three years, drowned who rowing
ON the Harlem River. 1t appears that the boat was
opposite the foot OF 10th street. the shore, when
it struck rock and overturned throwing its occupants
in The river They struggled for short time and then
sank. Efforts made lind the bodies but up to
the present writing without success Rhodes lived at
No 159 East Hath street and Bell ut No 1l9 East 18th
street.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by elcgraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. 10 Fleet street, London the
Paris Office addressing "sennct 81 Avenue dc rOpcra
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cab,ed this
country free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find tho Paris Office the econom
cal and expeditions for teegraphing
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Cow BAY. CB. Aug lg--Arrvcd. brig & Sweeny Cole
CoIc.haseu.
psNrzis Aug i6.-Arrive.. bark Ncversnk, Jarvis New
York; schr J VI Riley small. do
FarnxR PoiSr Aug - 80 .'MPasscd, steamer Lake
Meganiic. Battefsby. liverpool los NontrsNt
uALirAx, Aug z2-Saiied, steamer Nova Scotian (Er.
Richardson CroIn Bstinaors), LiverSoe.
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SAILED.


Steamers Wyoming (Br for Liverpool |; Wyanoke, Rich
mond ships Humboldt Ger. Bremen rpool, Lon
don rtana Br Bristol; barks Emmanuel tNor). Liver
pooi; Hermod Nor. Dan,zc; ';emma (Nor) Cork: Au-
gust Letter tNor) Liverpool Neptune Sor do: Advocate
Hr), Rotterdam; Nnccnzp Gaatoia uta Trieste Caro-
line Ger, Bremen os Eliza dr. Constan;inople Con
cord Baltimore schr Kdns Hary Laguayra and Porto
Cabelio.
Wind at sunset W: at midnight. WNW.
Barometer sunset, 300; AT 10 pm, 30O6.
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JOHN 4. ALEXANDER.

John L. Alexander, OF Jacksonville, ILL.,. who has
long been known the most extensive cattle dealer in
the Mississippi Valley, died on Monday night lie was
OF extensive business and social acquaint
ancc, and his death is universally deplored. Deceased
lett lie insurance policies amounting in the aggregate
TO $50 600
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEw BEDFORD. Aug 2O-Capt Hiram L Fogg. OF schr Isa
bella Jewct Of Bangor Nc reports the buoy Oft the point
the Horse Shoal also the buoy OF the north
Of the Squash Meadow Soal The stone Horse
lying Vineyard Haven and has been there tor
eral DAVIS.
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n. ToCQUEvIILE, SENATOR.

The ranks of the republicans in the French Senate
have been weakened by the death Of NJ Tocqucvillc,
prominent member Of that body whose death Is re-
ported by cable telegram from Paris
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WIiALEMEN.

Arrived at Proviuccown Aug 60 schr Groxier Rob-
erts having 30 bbls sp 80 do blacksh Oil
sent home the $50 sp oil Aug ). William
Dyke fell from aiot bre akin leg
sustaining other injuries lie is doing well Spoke
Aug i6 lon 81, lat 81 bark Mattaposett. Lawto had
large p whale bu being rough saved bat 40 bar
raS
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sgIScELI.ANEDcS.

NJ nRvOts DEBiLtrY. wkAkSE,s AND KINDRED
~ diseases NJ speedily ani permanently cured w
WlNCHrslEH'H specific fiLi., tested Tor 30 yeArs
vita unailn, to boxes usually sufhs
price Il box; six boxes 81 by mai. securely
scaed with uli directions. repased ny WlXGnESTkHt
CO, Chemists, 20 John 81 New York.
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NJ. AEBILLEun. sENAroD.

The death OF another French republican Senator is
announced ii. Arbileur, who elected to the Sen.
ate by tho republican party and who formed in that
representative capacity of the bulwarks against
the aggrcssions OF the monarchists has died. A
cancy Is thus created which his party may not easily
NIL
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schr John Snow. Leary. New York for Nahsnt.
sehr Mediator. Davis. Hoboken for Fall River.
schr Mott Haven. Collins. New York for CalsiS
Sehr sallie Burton, Burnley New York for stamford
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WILLIAM II. CHAPMAN.

William II. Chapman democratic Member Of Assem-
bly, from the FIRST Oneida district in 1885, died his
residence III Washington Mills yesterday, aged 1ty-six
wears