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NAvAL.-The United States steam frgate Mis-
ouri, Captain Newton, has dropped down from the
Norfolk Navy Yard, where she has been in dock
or examination as to the consequences of her
rounding in the Potomac
The L. 5. frigate Columbia sailed yesterday morn
ng for the Brazil station, to relieve the Potomac.
There are now lying off the Battery the North
jarona seventy four guns, the Warspite, fifty guns,
he war steamers Gomez and Mississippi, presenting
very pleasing sight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

NIBLos. The Ravel Family come out in full force
o-night. Mr.. and Miss Wells also appear Now
ylvan and Fanny have left us, these elegant artists
nay with truth be said to be at the head OF then
rofession on this side the water. We are not sure
going tonight, for that genius Of fun, Gabriel, Sc
hook sides last visit, not yet fully reco-
erred. Look at the advertisement. We ask Of ouI
numerous readers no more. IT'S the last time the
Magic Pills csa be performed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

LArsus TYroRuM.-ln the concluding sentence OF
our paragraph yesterday, respecting the Stuyvesan'
Medical Faculty, the words "by procuring were
omitted by the compositor the sentence should
have read "The Faculty cannot gain by procuring
PERSONAL abuse of DIR. Houston in scurrilous or OBJ
scene prints"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18
Herald General Printing Once.

The General Printing Office capable doing all sort
of printing such books pamphlets bills CARDS OF al
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings eh''
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer
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Jew YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday. July rs, 1894.
Herald Bulletin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin of News is kept al the northwest
corner of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival oil tn
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. Mand also oil IN
evening mails, at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found on the Herh
Bulletin Boar at this corner. Let every way iarei soi
and read Advertisements OF all kinds taken at the o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18
United states Express Mail--The Postmas
ter-General.


We have more than one occasion given il a.
our opinion that the members of the present cabinei
would bear comparison highly favorable TO them
selves with those Of any previous administration. i
gives us therefore great pleasure show forth ind
vldual instances of their peculiar business habits,
in the now before US of the Postmaster-Gene
roll who having been called upon by Commute,
OF the Merchants on the subject of some particua
mail facilities has at his earliest convenience,
will be by the annexed letter, established ex
press mails from this city to the important point
North, South, and East, which includes every dl.
rection as the great Western mail goes South from
this city.
The whole community will now participate in tn,
additional speed which, through the private expires
ses has heretofore only extended the corps edito
rial. We think the Postmaster-Genera entitled t.
the thanks ofhis ellowcitzens for having thus an.
ranged the mails; and il gives him the stronges
claim 10 public cauntenance and support-all-impor-
TAM as Is sucn support to insure continuance OF
the great dement's conferred upon the country by
well organized Postotiice department
by an advertisement in another column To which
we invite attention. our readers will see the plaI
above referred 10 so Tar as the Northern mail
concerned, fully carried out. We also anncv ill.,
Postmaster-Generars letter on the subject =
PosToFFIcE DrrARrMyxr,
NssiHNGroNi July g. 1874
GENTLEStEN -
Ihaye been compelled to defer until now the acknoul
edgmen Of yours OF the 23d June Very soon after ha
the pleasure of an interview with you New-York ad
dressed the head of the British Postoce through Mr. Ey
erett and requested that all letters destined for New York
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington and south shout
be mailed in a separate bag for Yew.York with which re
quest anticipate compliance by the agents of the Brit
ish Posloice. If this be done OF the evils unfre
quenty felt by the merchants and others Of New-York
cassed by the delay OF the British mail Boston on
enough 70 arrange assert and distribute by which it
detained until after the departure of the NcwYork
viii be obviate You may rest assured, gentlemen tina
everything which the Of this Department will jus
ty shall be done my part to relieve the community
whose Interest you represent from all unnecessary bur
den and delay an the Posloce operations in order to gv'
the business community the longest possible time for tn
transaction OF me business of each day, and enable then
avail themselves Of the United States Mail as the
mate channel oil communication. have organized Tn
Mail Agents from Boston to NewYork from New York L
Buffalo, and from New-York South into a species OF En-
press Mail which will receive and deliver letters up /,
the moment othe departure each mail By these mean
hope furnish all necessary mail facilities TO the bus
ness correspondence Of your city.
(signed) C. A. wICKLIFFE,
ID. P. OorS, sc.
New.York NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

FREsHET AT THE SoUTlI.-There was tremen-
dous freshet in the river between Wilmington (NC)
and Norfolk last Tuesday. Several bridges on the
Portsmouth and Roanoke railroad, and several of
on the Raleigh and Castor railroad were carried
AWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

ny- THERE HAS JUST BEEN PUBLISHED :
large mammoth Paper, which is printed in German
pecialy for the emigrants to tins country it will be
shame il they don't paronise il, il is beautiful affair
illustrated with numerous engravings and well printed
To those who love father land land what German doc
notD we recommended call and purchase of J.
futile, Agent q Ann street. price lsi cents II measure
over 10 feet in circumference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

Augustus y. Ball clerk, N. Y. Sept. l.
James c. smith, ate treasurer Of the National Theatre
'ormerly firm OF Hunt smith, New York--debts about
si00000 many Of them in connection with Jas. Waack
ScJ Sept 1.
Samuel w. Cronk clerk, sept.l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

CoorER's NEW WORK.. f. Cooper has a new
work in the ss,.which he calls Toilet, OF
Wing-Wing," Nautical Tale. The scene is laio
IN the Mediterranean, in or about the year 1900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

WARM WEATHER. We had warm weather again
Yesterday. One day the mercury is down TO 80 deg
and the next day up to 90 deg. Healthy changes,
very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

Steamship Caledonia left Boston on Saturday
afternoon at five o'clock. She carried out forty
i've passengers for Liverpool, and nineteen for Hall
fax, also about IL 600 letters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 100, 49, 49, Z, 30 los, 123 la6
l2s i29 a. s ls 1885, 49, $780, Iio l4l 49, 3D. 81 li3
las, lac, 14s.
COMMON Plx,..--Nos I, O. s,AS67s, Q, 10, H. II, 10
u, Is, l6, IL, Is, 10, 20, I06.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

HnI's New York MusEUM.-The experiments
in Mesmerism, alias animal magnetism, with Mr.
Johnson's two new subjects, are truly unique and
wonderful. Crowds of fashionables will be there
tonight. Go all, and ifyou are sceptics when you
come awav we lose our "guess"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

(t- A few copies of the first volume OF this work,
cation oifice.-Prlce 80.
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The Correspondence between MIR. Webster
and the MEXICAN Secretary OF state.

We publish on the outside of to-day's paper, the
two extraordinary and insoent letters of M. 30
canegra to Mr.. Webster relative to our dificultes
with Mexico, and which called forth the two letter.
of Mr. Webster which we published yesterday.
1t has been thought by some that these letters were
either written or dictated by the British Minister al
Mexico, with view TO embanass Mr.. Webster al
the most critical moment of his negotiations with
Lord Ashburton This we do not believe; still W,
are surprised that, under all the circumstances of tn,
case, the Mexican Government should adopt such
highhanded and insolent towards this country:
and should base their complaints on such shallow
pretext as the emigration of American citizens to
Texas during the struggles of the latter country fo
independence. That movement, as all know, and
none better than Santa Anna, was voluntary ant
could not have been prevented by our govern
ment.
But the insolen tone of M de Bocanegra is still
more astonishing when we bring TO recollection the
outrages.and insults, and crueltes practsed toward
those American citizens who were so unfortunate
as to accompany the recent Santa Fe expedition
even though they had passports from the Mexican
Minister at New Orleans. Then again, we have the
long series of outfages practsed by Mexico towards
American citizens residing in Mexico, the confsca-
ton OF their property, Nc, of which have ever
yet been atoned for; and although the claims have
been made out years ago, not dollar has yet been
paid.
1t is high time, therefore, that Mexico was mad,
TO understand her true position in the scale of ma
lions, and particularly her relations with tn
United States. There should be-there Innst be n,
more toolng about this business, but plain, manly
course Of policy that shall settle all the difficulte
before the end of the year. So we say, therefore.
to NJ de Bocanegra, as Hamlet said to the PLAYER
Leave of your damnable faces, and Begin to at
honestly towards MS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

lysANrTy.-There are II 900 unatics in this coun
try, and only 1900 of these under proper treatment
Shameful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18
FASHIONABLE ARRivAL.-The Hon. Joel r.. Poin
sett in this city, and puts up at the Battery House

From MExrco.-The news from Mexico. via Havana is
If the usual degrading character.
In Zacatecas poverty and distress had arrived at such
point that the sborng classes daily abandoning
heir usual occupations and taking to begging robbng
the occasion offered.
In the northern provinces two Texan spies had been
aptured and put to death of hand
The people of Vera Cruz have petitoned Santa Anna
% have Vera Cruz declared free port
rich gold mine has been discovered in the San Pedro
hahn Of mountains in the department Of San Luis de Poto
ii. One piece weighed, it is said, eight pounds.
General Arsta had written to the governor Of the de
arment from Monterrey, requesting that $500 fanegas
., corn and 30s horses might be sent TO Maamoras for
he use of the troops assembled there.
There have been some disturbances in the department
Of Mexico but the papers give out that they had been sup
pressed.
The cotton manufactures of Mexico were far from ben.
in fourshng condition
Don Fernando Revels statement Of the perils he
ountered in Georgia has been published in the papers
he City of Mexico, whose editors declare that the
fronts intended for Mexican the government OF
he latter should demand prompt and explicit satisfaction
The Mexican editors also complain about the little
y enjoyed by travellers the great roads leading
he city Of Mexico. appears that general has been
topped and pundered while on his way from Peubla to
rerote.--New Orleans .4dr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

HE MURDER IN New JERsEY-On Saturday
night the evidence closed in the case of Low, or
trial for the murder Of Winans. The four counse
commenced summing up this morning. The case
Will probably not go to the jury till tomorrow.
Is the general opinion that he will be convicted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

STEAM SHIP AcADIA.-This steamer has been our
thirteen days this noon. We think, therefore, thai
her news will reach here to-day or tomorrow. Ii
will be fifteen days later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

CHATHAM THEArRE.--An immense bill tonight at
this old favorite place of public resort The bill IN
another column gives the particulars ola rare treat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18

WAaLIKE RuMoR FROM MExico-The N. Orleans Cou-
gier Of the 9Th inst contains the following item =
1--WE told that letter from the city of Mexico,
ceved here this morning via Havana mentions that fears
entertained in Mexico that the American minister
would withdraw in which President Santa Anna in.
ended to declare Immediately against the United
States
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
tCorespondence u the Herald

tNoHeslondence N the Herald
WASHINGTON, Saturday. July 10, o'clock.
The Senate ordered the bill authorizing the secre
AIRY OF The Treasury to compromise with the sure
ties OF Swartwout, to be engrossed
The rest OF the morning was taken up in debate
upon the resolution TO organize a commission for
the adjustment of all claims growing ont of the
Florida war. When we left the hall an amend
ment referring the subject TO be reported upon bv
some officer of the government, (Mr Hagner.
think) was under discussion.
In the House, John Quincy Adams offered reso-
luton stating that the act of the President of the
United States, in filing his private opinion with the
Secretary of State on the apportionment bill, was
unwananted by the constitution and therefore
deserves the ccnsure of the House.
The previous question ON fhe Tariff Bill was lost !;
yeas, ninety-eight; nays, one hundred and four
and, upon reconsideration of the vote, the yeas
were one hundred and ten, and the nays one hun
dred and four.
The items of the bill were then voted upon, and
will continue to be So most likely, till very late, for
storm perfectly autumnsl is raging, and no induce
nents are likely to be presented for getting out of
doors-so even the music, for this Saturday. must
hang upon the willows
treat surprise is expressed here, considering the
usually gentlemanke and Just spirit of the lntelli-
gencer that 1t should have omitted to repeat the
entire reputation by Mr.. Snyder of Mr. Mathiot's
assertion In regard to the President.
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
Pun Ia


PHILADELPHIA, July IL, 1912.
The g Rose olArrogan was produced last night for
Corners benefit at the Arch street Theatre before full
house, notwithstanding the incemency of the weather
did not see enough Of the play speak Of its merits
Several OF the characters appeared to be pretty well play
ed but many of them rascally butchered hay
ing been confde1 to the hands of sticks At the
same house Burton will take benefit tomorrow night
when more than the usual budget of fun will be
yelled At the Walnut Fanny Fitz and Blackstone made
their appearance to full pit and second tier though
rather thin dress" circle. The weather taken into
count, however, the house good.
bill has passed the Senate of this State second read
ing, and will probably become law authorsng the sale
OF the Delaware Division Of the Canal for
00O0 00 In the shape that it will be likely pass
will hardly find takers. II will allow sufficient lati
tudc to please Spectators.
Bella Badger ofpipelay ing and yarn spinning notorie
y had hearing this morning before Recorder Vaux
charge Of publishing libel in the United States
ofthe 18th inst upon complaint preferred by Abraham
Myers. MIR Badger admitted the publication fhe article
The continued to Friday next. Mr.. Badger be
ing held TO appear in the sum of $1,000.
The weather to-day is clear calm, and altogether
sonable
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New COTTON One bale has made its appearance
n Savannah.
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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR j. FIR AN CTS

CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
MO. 10 BARCt Y STREET, within TWO doors Of the
- Astor He His preparations perfect cure for all
inammaoryG of the eye, weakness of sight, Sc
fail nebulas of the longest standing, without
any surgical or, ration
CERTIFICATES.
certify that Jacob Valentine, youth OF about aeen years
OF brought house last fall apparently blind He
called to-day and that he has been the patient of
Dr. j. Francis. whose treatment has been the under
God, ofIes his sight. JAMES MINOR,
Rector of ST. Georges Church, Beekman 81.
This certify that Of my children afflicted with
diseased for length Of tme OF them was almost blind
with nebuas, covering the sight Every remedy resoed
without good effect and despared of them being
recovered They perfectly restored sight by Dr. j.
DANIEL S. JONES, tee Pearl street.
almost blind for twelve years and in five weeks under
the skiul treatment Of DR.. j. Francis sight is now
MARTHA BROWN, III Forsyth street.
GEORGE BENEDICT,
Paste of the Stanton street Church.
nearly blind for y with cataract in each
and oDr Francis wonderful paaton Tor
that disease, my eyes now perfectly recovered
We undersigned having witnessed the astonishing ef
cacy DR.. Francis preparations Tor diseases OF the eye
them the notice of the public as
Duncan Dunbar Pastor of McDougal st. Church.
:. h. Cone Pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Joln Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob RounsT, Pastor of the North Bartist Church
Joseph Andrcade, Roman Catholic Priest OF 81 Peters
Church.
Numerous ercates be the Office Prepared and
sold only py Dr. j Francis 10 Barclay street; New York
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pam.
Dr. j. Francis respectfully informs his friends and the public
that consequence of his business Dr. Genny
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London and of the
dence can be placed in his prois skill Ocuis
Office from 9 A. NJ. until 6 r. Nj. jy10 3msc
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EXPERIENCE

FS q Dr. YsARs IA I & Eoz III
GEES Several million have been sodand given perfect
satisfaction PHY 8 chs X rfS 'HsI
Lawyers rich and poor high and fact, FACT
as f5
every pa5t Of the kn2Tn World vna.o, s.o,, and fan,
1 oSI
SO!ss with lis name attached being
es the e his
'''0 'Ai co Sc chs; tce0SEfps CONSUMPTION
Asthma Tigbtness Of the Chest wbo9png Cough Cough at
sley reeved By hsrmans Cough LozsnEes they entirely
all . f s
influence as in the of the Rev Mr. Anthony the Rev
0een given ny WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
and adults often suffer much from them when box Of sher
have e
persons the brink Of the grave fast wasting away, the
the yony Rope to Worm Icasnses wh have re-
s s. called % warehouse POURED thanks
blessing, for the restoration Of their dear beloved
e for the
fsns psi. GI.ais
S%'s p ho"d to sea
ssHns rsls. will ind Ss%
NV @sgehop.e 1888 Bow
sands y East EreadwY, and corner Chambers and
stores IS s0
Boston, and 3 Ledger Buildings PHILADELPHIA. aaIsr
should be exceedingly if n sSs .seon
81 GS s S s
not more than one in sS possess any legal right to administer
aas sy Sy the BY any
s be ne S1 +. 's Ss s suffered
offence to practice medicine without legal d.
Dr. Carpenter however no personal reason to complain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25
PORTUGUESE
F F. M A L E. Pill L s /.

yNvEN1HD
M. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON, PQRTU0ALs
THE Scientific combination Of ingredients Of wlach ssss
ration of the world. They known all Europe 70 pc
the only repaaon discovered that has proved
certain producing the monthly The, certainty IN al
being such that hev must not be used during
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions are translated into English and developed
with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz con-
taiD Of NJ de Boudeloque aud the English ~
recons have the signature Of DR.. MELvEAU, authorised
agent fer the continent Of America. 49,.
They be transmitted by mail 90 part Of the unnee
states Letters directed to DR.. +. Mel,eau, boy New
York will meet with immediate attention. All leuers must
be post paid Sold by appointment l2o Cherry near Cs
rine street Price S. Half boxes S. No half boxes se pS
MAJ
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

N w CORNEn. WIN. TON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw Yof HERALp-A daily psps Issmea ever. .r
scrbers furnished the rate for any On
in adv sent, less PAID In adv
Tu. az ISSUED every Saturday morning a!
nine ocock-nrce sr and quarter cents per eopy-unhed
country subscribers a $50 per ann"' IN vi
same rate specified perioo. a. .,.- ,...... ..
requested 70 address "
J.wns ajoSpor BErrErT, Proprietor md Editor-spde ~
Seps 8 Susnsu nNst - po2 pehW
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On Structure and its Cure.


THE Fol LOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
@ ast I'd iss%
rng 81 ss1 s, s sss take
abad advantage Of erroneous motions sn that there are
assys ~ s s a S es q &c
ir IS ssrigir free from PAIN and generally accomplished
With regard to the first of these remarks:-,
GOn'rhes IT. instance that disease suffered g con
sss
m nG
though stus may uHnosesd aisns,S me
it far from laying dormant bu the hidden Of many
so"s and dyspepe RnS
q the dow q observed, which quite mistake
striking change in this respect ID, diminished or inter
sdYsniass howsys which Ignorant sdveT;.@s people
how Of this description about this city and that
ex VIII s a s and ons S
%siistely acincx ledge ali the medicine the VERDI
common tia for the writer consulted persons
and pills. and % and thu ike many month. osethe
but whom seeing the real nature of the he has cured
ssS. he %
y done although he SYMPTOMS Of his disease
f hf low The ', relate. to
are
nothing is more indicative Of structure The next is
cult how long or Gieet nay nun and
produce structure for naturally disposed to strc
1s Ss ons
GROUND q least for the suspicion of The ls Of
de1s.s he "Ss upon and bo
Se ssty % a:s Is q %Si
he ns as sn
hs .ppsa raS e oe %s,a"es as the
With regard the of stnc.ure on TINS subject tn sur
as this psn and ss sosId accom- con.
Sss1 h: i.
%sns a. .S: as SsGy
derase wi he cure published e volume
r. wheh 1St only setus
cia care and privacy directed IN the plainest manner is
be should Consult the author personally and nothing wsur
prise them than the and certainty Of his of
ssVs s s a' are arranged for those who may
only now remains to word or the ground
rely with confidence ON what tas been advanced With
,fE @ s sns a na X . sS
Of ,n,ss 6o in hospital and city pctss for
presy on that he has testimonial letters from the
EsIGs Mott %S Of 9o
Or rhy.isk Of Phadepha and Others, and that per%l
Or Ralph iscou,ued his private residence No. 90 Green
wch street towards the Battery houHe ass be
consulted by Tne little volume above referred to is one
7 IEBG's ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, ClMDR!pek EDr
- IIoN-JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish publish: IN 2
few days the frat and only authorised American edition Of
his edition the translator GIegc has d@n ",ss
the Of the early London copies are retained In the
au12 itawisswr