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FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES.

THE FRANco-AMERICAN TREATY OF COM
AsERcE-M. LEON CHoTTEAU's REPORT ON
HIS MISSIONS TO THE UNITED STATES.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
PARIS, August 6, 1879.
The French committee for the furtherance of
the Franco American treaty of commerce to-
day introduced NJ Leon Chotteau to Minister
Waddington. M. Chotteau presented to the
Minister d beautifully bound volume containing
oil the documents relative to his two missions
to the United States In conversation nj. Chot-
teau, in support Of his arguments in favor of
the treaty, pointed to the unanimous passage of
Mr.. Fernando Woods resolution by the United
States House Of Representatives and to the
resolutions Of Senators Cockrell and Eaton,
now pending before the United States Senate
NJ Chotteau asked immediate action on the
part of the French government. Minister Wad-
dington thanked Nj. Chotteau and expressed
sentiments of the warmest regard for the
American Republic and interest in the work Of
the committee. He promised to read the docu-
ments attentively, and in few weeks give an
audience to the committee, to which Hon. Fer
nando Wood, chairman OF the Committee OF
Ways and Means OF the United States House Of
Representatives, will be invited, and at which
the French government will make known its de-
cisi0n.
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IRISH AFFAIRS.

IRISH coNsTABULARY FOR wEsTMEATH-THE
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON, August &, 1879.
The ma gistrates of the county of w estmeath
Ireland, held meeting yesterday and unan-
mously passed resolutions calling upon the gov
ernment to increase the cOnstabulary force and
to give the executive additional powers
in consequence of the amount of undetected
crime. [This should doubtless read ''in conse-
quence of tho land agitation" Similar calls as
the above will probably follow in other coun-
ties The English official press fears that the
present land agitation in Ireland wells move
ment of IA more serious character" The Lon
don Globe says without committing our
selves to the statement that it has originated in
Fenian centres, we are afraid it is largely i'm
pregnatcd with Fenian views. Indeed. there
are those who think that the meeting ut West
port was highly favored with Fenianism. In
all countries seasons OF depression have been
used by INSCRIPTIONS intriguers, who make
present adversely the means of bringing about
more permanent disasters-if the threatening
danger be not averted.
THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.
The Irish University bill made good progress
in the House of Commons in committee, on
Sunday night, and the newspapers appear to
think there is now every prospect that the bill
will become law at the present session. Yes
tcrday the bill passed through committee, after
the amendment in favor Of the payment Of re-
suit fees had been rejected, by u vote of 151
to 62.
THE HOME RULE LEAGUE.
A telegram from Dublin says " that the Home
Rule League will, at a special meeting, discuss
a proposal for converting the League into reg
ularly elected Convention of the Irish Nation" "
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Samuel 8. Foss, for about forty years editor and
proprietor OF the woonsocket (R. L. Patriot. died
yesterday.
Hugh Mcleod, member Of Parliament for Cape
Brenton county. N g., died on Friday night. after
protracted illness, at Halifax.
II. IL. Morgan, Harvard student. and son of
Judge Morgan, OF Louisiana, was drowned while
bathing in Lake Winnipiseogee New Hampshire, yes
terdsy.
A disastrous fire occurred at Orillis ont, on
Tuesday night, destroying over twenty buildings
Mssissaga street In the very heart OF the town,
aud causinR q loss OF property worth &1O0.OO0
The Executive Committee Of the New York State
Free Thinkers Association has invited the free
thinkers of the United states and Canada 10 meet in
general convention ut Chautauqua Lake, september
AZ. ~. ~. ~ aud ~.
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AFRICAN EXPLORATION.

DEATH OF MR. KEITH TOMBSTONE, THE LEADER
OF THE ENGLISH EXPEDITION TO EXPLORE
LAKE NYAssA-opJEcr OF THE EXPEDITION
NEWS FROM OTHER EXPLORERS.
(BY CABLE TO THE BERALp.1
LONDON, August u, 1879.
African exploration has demanded another
victim. DR. Kirk the British Consul General
at Zanzibar. writes to his government that Mr.
Keith Johnstone, the leader of the English cxpe-
dition to explore the head of Lake Nyassa,
died Of dysentery on the 2Sth of June, ut Be
robero. 100 miles inland from Dar-es-Salaam.
mr. Keith Johnstone was the son Of the en-
nent English photographer. He was selected
ms the leader Of the expedition sent out by the
Royal Geographical Society with the Atr-
can Exploration Fund. lilo left England
in November last and reached Zan-
zibar january .. He first made a
short expedition to the Usambara Noun
tains, north of the Kingain River, and visited
Fuga, the capital of that country. He returned
to Zanzibar in April but was prevented from
beginning his expedition by exceptionally heavy
rains and swollen streams. On May 10. how
ever, he started with 1873 followers and crossed
over to Dar-esSalasim, ON the mainland, in the
Sultan's steamer star The object of his expe
dtion was to reach the north end Of Lake Nyassa
by new and direct route from the coast. and
then explore the unknown tract between that
lake aud the south end of Tanganyika. Letters
from Zanzibar up to the I'd Of June reported the
final start Of the explorer and his party from
Dares-SAasm ON the 4 Sth of May. The cxpedi-
tion was to pass np the valley of the Luigi
and lis uilluents to ubcna, and thence 10 n assa
and Tanganyika. Mr.. Johnstone was sccom-
panied by Mr.. Thomson us gcologist, and Chul-
ma, Iivingstonc's favorite compamon was
among his followers. Letters from Zanzibar,
dated the 26th of June, reported that Mr.. Keith
,Iohnstone. when last heard of had been making
successful progress, having reached village ON
the border of deserted country through which
he would have to travel for six days without
meeting cultivation. lie was then occupied in
collecting food 10 take the party across this
desert to Beho-bcho, populous village in Kutu,
not far from the Ruaha. one of the two rivers
which unite to form the Luigi. Up to the time
of writing he had experienced no difficulty from
his porters, but had been delayed by the frc-
auent and heavy rains, which this year have
continued lnngar than usual. Two dAxA lafas
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.

BUENos AYEEs--THE PARAGUAYAN REVOLUTION
ENDED--rHE DROUGHT IN BRAZIL.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LISBON. August G, 1879.
Reports from Buenos Ayres. dated July IA. state
that the Senate has refused rafy the treaty with
Chile of 1878. relative to Patagonia.
The Paraguayan revolution has come to an end
Reports from the Brazilian provinces where
drought has prevailed indicate continuance OF the
present distress during next season.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge George Hoadley, of Cincinnati. is at ths
Gilsey. Ex-Governor Horace Fairbanks, OF Vermont.
is at the Windsor A. b. Mulett is at the Astor.
Isaac II. Eaton, Of Kansas. is at the Coleman.
eral 4. +. Rodenbough United States Army. tha
Everett Ebenezer ID. Bassett formerly United States
Minister Hayti. is at the Sturtevant. e. T.. Per-
kns. vice president of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company, is at the Brevoort. Cap
tain William Watson. OF the steamship Algeria. is AZ
the Brunswick Judge Israel s. Spencer. OF syrs-
cuse. and Alanson S. Page. OF Oswego. st the
Fifth Avenne. Horatio c. Knight, of Massachusetts.
is at the Park Avenue
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THE WINNER.

The brilliant deeds Of Isonomy since he captured
the Gold Vase at Ascot shows him TO be really great
horse. and his recent victories must fully compen-
safe Mr. Gretton for his Newmarket Handicap defeat
by Parole at the Craven meeting. That Isonomy.
as above. should pack up 13G pounds. of which 10
pounds was the penalty for his winning the Ascot
and Goodwood cups, shows conclusively that weight
il only minor matter with him. Mr.. Gretton won
the Brighton Cup last year with the bay gelding Pa
gesnt. aged carrying 1913 pounds
The Old Course. which the cup is at
Brighton. forms figure like three sides of square.
with very easy turns, and is one mile and three
quarters and 265 yards in length The first quarter
OF mile is level. with slight dip at the end of it;
the next half-mi is on the ascent, and from the
milepost descent until about One-third of mile
from the finish. where there is sharp hill up to the
winning post.
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TURKEYS TROUBL ES.
WHY osMsN PAcHA CANNOT SEND MORE TROOPS
TO THE GREEK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE BRITISH FLEET.

WHY OsMAN PACHA CANNOT SEND MORE TROOPS
. TO THE GREEK FRONTIER MOVEMENTS OF
THE BRITISH FLEET.
(pY CABLE TO THE HERAI.D.1
LONDON, August q, 1879.
despatch to the Times from Vienna says:--
'.The latest news from Constantinople repre-
sents that the discomfort of the military,
which recently manifested itself among some of
the garris0ns on the eGreek frontier has
spread to the troops in Constantinople.
The discontinued regiments in Constantinople
wish to send IA deputation to Aarif Pacha, the
new Premier. requesting a settlement Of the
arrears of their pay. and pait of the garrison
require that Osman Pacha, the Minister of War,
shall resign. In consequence of these events
number of troops occupying Tchataldja have
been recalled to Constantinoplc.' The CORE
spondent of the Times at Vienna reports that
Arrii Pacha, the Grand Vizier, held n
ference to-day with several Constantinople
bankers, cndeavoring to obtain funds to pay the
troops of the garrison of the capital their ar
rears.
REFORMS IN AsIATic TURKEY.
a despatch from Constantinople says:-"As
England and France insist on the promised
reforms being carried out in Asiatic Turkey,
the Porte has requested them to select persons
to be nominated for the posts of Financial and
Judiciary Inspectors and organizers Of the
gcndarmerie."
MOVEMENTS OF TmR BRITISH FLEET.
In the House of Commons last night Right
Hon. William Henry Smith, First Lord OF
tho Admiralty. confirmed the statement
of the Constantinople correspondent of
Times that the movements Of the British the
fleet in Bcsika Bay destitute OF political
significance. The English Channel squadron.
which has been in the Mediterranean for the
past eighteen mouths has just returned to
Plymouth.
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leaves. not forgetting the infant at her back
that it may well be imagined these pool
creatures have pretty hard life: on
halt being ordered she hurres about ana
prepares the food, exercising TO its full extent Les
knowledge OF cookery. Good or bad fortune comes
alike to her; she asks whirher the regiment
ls going or how long the journey viii De- the whos
OF her energies and devotons being concentrated On
hrr lord and master. Colonel Caceres Is the ruiina
genius OF the Molle camp. and is deserving or the
highest praise for the creditabe condition ana APP
pearance of those under his eommand-disciplins
and cleanliness evidently being the leading virtues
among lis men.
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two of those races 10 lbs. extra horses that have
not won race value 800 sovs. allowed IDS, and
maidens allowed In addtioc--f three years old
lbs; four and upward, IL lbs; entrance sovs.;
distance two miles the Old Course tl7 subs.l.
Mr.. +. Gretton's b. C. Isonomy, years, by Ster-
ling. out of Isols Bella, l36 lbs (nc. 10 lbs ex-
Mr.. L. Jennings br. G. Paul's Cray years, by
Paul Jones' out of Scintilla. 126 lbs. ...........
Sir }. ID. Astley's b. h. Drumhead, years, by The
Drummer. out of Refreshmen,. 1870 lbs. ........
MIR. +. Grettons oh. h. The Monk, years, by
Hermit out of Thorsday, 1913 lbs bs...............
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WASHINGTON HOTEL, LIVERPOOL.
w This magnificent for American travellers
rropened on June 4, by SIR wILFRED LAWSON. Bars,
" p. and Mr.. A. VI. SULLIVAN NJ T. About 100 gentle
men sat down to splendid lancheon in the dining room.
including the Hon - K Packard american Consn who.
rising 10 speak received with applause. aud sad
that Americans claimed to know something about keep
ing hotels They lad hotels above the clouds aud
the mountain tops; they had hotels In the moantsi"
they had hotel palaces hoating the waters.
and they had hotels wheels daurher and representing
tue Americans and the American travelling public. he was
prepared give consular certificate that the Washing
ton Hotel was deserving OF his country The Wssh
g Hotel Immediately facing the 81 Georges Hall,
and Is opposite the London aud Northwestern Railway
snd In cOse proximity the other stations and piers,
Visitors sending letter postal card from America r
Queenstown will be welcomed by the manager At Liver
pool
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. August 6. 1879.
By direction Of the Secretary Of War and in ac-
cordance with section 766 Revised Statutes, Private
Peter g. Clarke will receive compensation until
he has paid into the Treasury the sum OF $291 80.
he being indebted to the United states in that
amount as late Postmaster ct Eutaula, Ala.
Leave of absence for three months 10 granted to
Surgeon Warren Webster.
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INDIAN MURDERS IN ARIZONA.

SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, August q. 1879.
Tucson despatch gives further advices concern
ing the recent murder of the shellenback brothers
in the Santa Rita Mountains. The murderers
renegade Apaches, half dozen in number They
fred on the party from ambush. the brothers
falling at the hrst fire. Mr.. Merchants horse bolted
and saved him. Troops from Camp Huachuca are
an tha traiI
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPrIcR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL orfIcEn.
WASHINGTON, August I'll. A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFfICEn.
WASHINGTON. August I'll. A. M. }
Indications.
For the Middle States light, variable winds. partly
cloudy weather. and in southern portions local rains.
with stationary slight fall in temperature. and
decided change in pressure.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. partly
cloudy and continued warm weather. with south
east to southwest winds and slight changes in
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. areas of rain,
with partly cloudy weather. stationary or slightly
rising barometer. slight fall in temperature, aud
north to west winds.
For the Upper Mississippi aud Lower Missouri
valleys. generally cooler, partly cloudy weather.
northerly to westerly winds aud rising barometer,
preceded by local rains In Missouri
For the Pacific coast region. generally clear
weather.
The rivers will fall slowly ct Augusta. Chattanooga
and omaha.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. August Q, 1879.
The United states practice ship Constellation
rived at Newport this morning
NEWPORT r. l.. August 6. 1879.
The United states steamers Standish and May
flower have returned to this port.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty hours. in com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year as
indicated by the thermo meter ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. lls broadway - .
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the inland summer their complexons retain their
pristine purity being unaffected by heat SUM- wind
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CONGRESS- WATER.-ITS SUPERIORITY AS A
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DANDRCFF is OFTEN CAUSED BY THE HEAT
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
The IIuascar's Visit to
Iquique.
THE CHILEAN BLOCKADE RAISED.
Cruise OF a Peruvian Gunboat to
the South.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

LONDON, August q, ISID.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes this evening
private telegram from Valparaiso, dated An
gust A, which states that the Chilean blockade
OF Iquique has been raised.
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the explorer appears to have succumbed to
dysentery. brought on by the miasma produced
by the rains. The expedition will be continued
by Mr. Thomson.
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SUMMARY OF THE RACE,

The Brigh on cup, piece of plate, value 800 sovs.
given by the Brighton Race stand Trustees, with 100
for the second aud 80 Tor the third added
to sweepstakes of 10 each for three olds
lU5 lbs. four. i26 lbs; fve and upward, 13O lbs.
and geldngs allowed lbs. the winner In 1873
1879 of the Derby oaks, Dcncaster, St. Leger, Ep
SON. Ascot or Goodwood Cups to carry lbs: Of any
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Average temperature yesterday day............... s2ss
last year. ,3.
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EUROPE.

Afuy the honor visit from ladies and gentle
elegant silk Costumes Parssn Nantes artistic Miinery
from the best artists and representing tho Correct fashions
Of the The follcwng from America
adopted At pns house We yisitr during our ~ sajoar" m
establishment Of the Kind in the World ooSias
che Of & ,
attended the establishment for many years Messrs Jay
from, houses Paris and they sold st
hsa se IS can s sss on is
vG vSirs We arc sure they viii be honestly and Loyalty d'.
Special Agents Bonnets Black Silks 243 2f5 247 2ts
25l aud 253 Regent St. London, England.
RRIsroL HOTEL. LONDON BURLINGTON GAR
situation Of London !; newly established II tho Con
H. late ana
7 oNG's HOTEL BOND ST. LONDON
Estaolished upward Of century. This well known and
ariocrate house situated in tho of the
cuisine and cellar Of the choieest wines
I IEBIG coNPANy's EXTRACT OF NEAT.-FINEsr
IL and cheapest meat savoriug stock for soups, mai.
dishes aud sauces
7 IEBIG CoMPANf's EXTRACT OF MEAT us \
IL success and boon for which nations should fect
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I TEBiG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.-CArs
IL ioo oo-Genuine only with fac smiie Of Bs~os Lis~
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the characteristics of DR.. JAvsV's CARNNtrvE BAL,
Its merit has made IL known everywhere for
standard curative for Cramps Diarhna Cholera Nor
bus and all Diseases OF the Bowels 1t is besides easily
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
MR. oRErroSs BAY COLT IsoNoMy THE WINNER
OF THE BRIGHTON CUP.
LONDON. August q, 1879
[Dy CABLE TO THE HEgAIp.1

LONDON. August q, 1879.
The race for the Brighton Cup was run ~ the
Brighton meeting today. and was won by Mr..
+. Grcttons four-ycar-old bay colt lsonomy.
Tho second place was secured by Mr. 4. Jcn-
nings four-year-old brown colt Paus Cray,
and The third place by Sir J. ID. Astley's six
year-old bay horse Drumhcad. Mr. +. Grettons
iive-year-od chestnut horse The Monk cnme in
last. Only these four started. Mr.. p. Loril-
lards Parole not in the race, and according
to the latest adviccs had not arrived ut Brigh-
ton. The betting just before the race was 10 to
| on Isononiy, who won easily.
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CONGRESS WATER.--ITS SUPERIORITY AS
cathsrtic and Alternative consists in its freedom FROM
thing bitter acid that produces headache
intern al soreness and tends destroy the
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

HOLMAN LIVER PAD co. 'S REMEDIES ARE Nd
experiment The within tho reach of all Depot
Bron dwAy hove st
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DANDRCFF Is OFTEN CAUSED BY THE HEAT
of the head. KALLIsroN cooling and cleansing will
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the inland resort Their compexOns retain their
pristine purity being unaffected by heat wind
other irritating influence The genuine has &c n CRr-
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THE FAIR DAUGHTERS OF FASHION WHO
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Religious Notes.

Rev. DR.. Harrison will preach at
Odd Fellows Hall next Monday night
Quarterly meeting will be held at
the Methodist church here on Satur-
day and Sunday, 18th and 18th inst.
Rev. j. H. Holt will preach at La
vinia on next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Subject: "rhe signs of
the times preceding the second adj
vent of Christ.
Rev. j. b. McFerrin, ID. D., of
Nashville, one of the most distinguis! =
ed divines in the Southern Methodist
church, will preach here to>night
Thursday. Those who attend will
be highly entertained.
On account of illness, DR.. Wilson
was unable to fill his appointment to
preach here last Sunday. Our peo>
pie were very much disappointed in
not being able to hear him. They
hope he may be able to come at an
early day.