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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

FROM CARAccAs.-A CRUSADE Preached AGAINST
THE UNITED SrATgs.-A letter from Caracas 10 a
gentleman of this city, bearing date the 18th OF oc'
tober, says = e..
"The only news here is the arrival OF Bishop
and an Envoy Extraordinary from Santa Anna, o,
Mexico, TO preach crusade against the Onlted
States, and to unite al the South American repuo-
lies against brother Jonathan, wbo he attempt. 20
prove, intends conquering all from Mexicoio Gniii,
Mexico, by Santa Anna. as the proper CHAMPION o.
the Spanish race He will NOT succeed mere ne
next proceeds to Bogota, and then through all these
countries. 49,. $50. - a.,
"The Envoy is publishing articles in our weekly
paners 10 raise public opinion in his favor
EThe Bishop calls himself Bishop of Yucatan,
which has separated from Mexico"
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
HI.ES ullNNE WATERlANn PRINCIPAL

CHARLES DUNE WArERLAND, PRINCIPAL.
'hlS Acadesu established two under the
tonnage oil The former ntenden General Of the Island aud
other distinguished individuals OF the nobility Tcha,s of
this CITY, Ii conducted the plan of the &c
sia; and the method Of tuition Is the nterogatiye All the
scholars under and the English language, many of them
speak IL h.bitusly and fuen.ly, q '0C
The Principal has this experience of schools in France Ger
many Eusland and the United States HIS chiel
give the youth entrusted to his owedge Of
those branches OF poll Cation which required in al
active careers and applicable 10 any.
The OF study therefore, compehenas the English
FRENCH German and Spanish anguases History 0eog )hies
Nanrul Philosophy the PRACTICAL part OF Mathematics and
Drawings OF vsIIons kinds.
Professors Of divers aud acqnie reside the
adjustment, md all the classes receive, rotation
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan Of ion thai Sc
veral Of the pupils under Give and speak
two foreign languages IN perfectly inesible and
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also of other
languages thus placed within the OF the youth Of
United States without its being for tn.
nquh the advantages winch from English
ucation The object of the Principal in desiring receive
youths from the United States to facilitate the requirement
would be douby repaid them by the latter aud introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The youn,
Of the United Suites nothing fear The eli
the house being and airy heahiu
spot at short dis ance IRON the y; and containing within
limits fine bath and compile Tor
have passed the the school ah "A
the principal married and his wife and sister have
charge OF the junior children received at
bu. t-at Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
The $500 payable three months in sd
There clothes End books
Relerences-MESSRS. CHAS DRAKE u BROTHERS.
ALEXANDEn MORALES, ESQ.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

CHRISTMAS PREsENTs.-We have received from
Samuel Coleman, publisher of this city, the follow
ing beautiful little books, which are most admirably
adapted as Christmas or New Years presents to
children -
1.-The Little Keepsake.
2-Useful Little Stories,
3-The Little Gift
4-Poems for Litfe Folks.
5-Sketches for my Children.
All these are got up in very handsome, and yet
cheap style and all who are about TO make pre-
sents, had better call and purchase of Samuel Col
man. We have also received Of T. III. Carter,
Of Boston, the following, intended juvenile pre-
sents:--
1.-The Annuaette.
n 2-St. Nicholas Annual
3-The Youths Keepsake.
These, like the above five, are all beautifully
bound, and full of Interesting matter.
NABoB AT HOME .-Ha,pcrs Broih1s-This is a
most interesting work, and got up in style very
superior to the trash published by the mammoth
weekly papers.
KRrss KRrNGLe's Book. Co,cpcrth,rait 3. Co, PHI
Ladelrhta This is another very interesting work tor
young people. The story about the Etlrck Shep-
herds dog, is worth the price OF the book.
OUR Mass Carey g. Hart, have published 10, 20,
II and %, of this valuable work.
WESTERN BUSINESS DREcToRy Dog eft, - Mas
sau treet.-This Is very valuable work, and is a
complete business directory, and guide to FL prlnci
pal cities and towns, out west also map OF three
OF the great routes OF travel The price isonly Ia
cents. % q .rr ,r
FRANKLIN Manchester, 80 Ann areet.--
We have not yet had time 10 read tins new novel.
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0 Ct OR LOTT, OU LIS T
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice To
DISEASES OF THE EYE

NJ, f - ~ ~, M nm
the past four ACTUAL SERVICE and by
follows MANNED and thrown from the deck steamboat
while under dropped endwise from the stern n
loaded TO the cunwal- with iron and stones with the bottom
stove IN turned by force upside down and resisting the efforts
ing them again inside and reeng herself from bottom
by landing rocky shore and hfn owed
landing in surf when all oher boats swamped taking
stove in and plugs out ardng wreck win the bottom bro
ken open leaving sinking wreck full Of with the
breaking from end To end making coral reef
to wreck and bringing off % leaving the ordinary
~S % S ao hove, Sa bs s @
sose IN anu IoWea IN osep wa.s c anu naY u,pMn wy "
| before. = = -" - JOSEPH FRANCIS
Office No. Wall st. at Adams & 20 Express Office,
ns
Ell EhoON IN y nANCE CChrxAtyiGNo.s AZ wall
gnod. or generate: also on vessels md
caTgoes against loss or damage by inland navigation on az
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Ia SELLING oFsAT wALKER's.-sco rr ladies
French CATERS, French and satin slippers and bus
calf and begged boots from s. 8 s. ref pair
pair pair eedreas do from 5 10 per pss 500 M ladies'
sna misses boots shoes and buskns from and per
mems and ne boots Of ali sorts and
b o% 70 % 81 all warranted Al III, above goods per C.
corner ON. Of .Broadway,a at -
81 CLINTON CHEAP Boot aud Shoe Market, 500
Ss9 an b. nn corner spring s. + the only pses
% s4' hos viii sHd % well i 10
90 S'sq rom o 10 d h S,I
boots from hinss 30 per pair All Who VISA to save 20
kt S oa ss fs a, TIE Clinton Cheap Boot and shoe
FENCING SALOON IL SHOOTING GALLERY.
X MEES, AIS Broadway, entrance Lispenard street,
second door lately from Europe Professor OF the arr
and bayonet staff aud every species Of weapons.
sspecuy invited 70 cs ami wines. ' an en
S't,'n OF his skill 1 Il TINS useful and important arr,
s eve Dc Iosnd WITH superior Swiss Pstos.hooi
M ihLlNARY ARTICLES, .CLOAkS, &c-VFJ To
~ KIN CO. from Paris respectfully the adi,s
between waser streets splendid asortme Mt q
Sas, % SSms fancy and street
The latest Paris fashion, just received ship Vile dc Lyon
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed
M Inn
GRANlTE-The Staten Island Granite Quarry being now
~ N full opersnon will supply Granite Of any dimensions,
work asler, ss aud n'els, steps and Platforms will
KrntelEe for ships single ballast or smaller stone.
VIII be board any vessel harbor
Vessel, can load with great dispatch the wharf Staten
shipping No danger from during the winter months
For iur'hsr Information apply to o,,,,,s ,,ns
:, Al the Granite ira Wharf, Staten Island,
=. res
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

Sr.rR LEGISLATURE Under the amended Con-
stiruiion, State Legislature meets on the first
Tuesday of January in each year the next ses-
sion will consequently commence on Tuesday, Jan
uary 3D. sa ~
The United States Senator election takes place
on Tuesday following, January ION -Pe"'syfpo-
uiaH.
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WINTER ARR NGEMENT.
80 ~

DIRECT.
Via Newark, New Brunswick Princeton, Trenton, Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York. from the foot of Liberty daily at
A NJ and ~ NJ.
The Line proceeds Bordentown from thence by
steamboat Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden, Opposite
Pblladelphia) without change Of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot OF Lii
oerty street where commodous steamboat will be in ead
ness, with baggage crates on board
PHILADELPHIA baggage conveyed from city citv
without being opeaed by the way.
Each tram provided with Ladies Car in which are apart
Returning, the lines leave Phsdeph from the foot Of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
5o'ciock, Nj.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia att NJ snd
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RHoDK ISLAND For the new Constitution 0ll2
Against H. a. TO admit blacks 10 vote, 1857;
against 1904 Returns not complete
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR com.
MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS
Sailing TO and from Liverpool, Weekly.
M NJ M ~
OLD EsTA BLlsHED PASSAGE OFFICE, 81 SOUTH


the subscriber in announcing his arrangements for the year
pect the able support he has received for years past
He likewise wishes call the non Of those intending
send for their friends residing England Ireland Scotland
and Wae that they all times be accommodated by this
line by weekly opportunities from Liverpool well by all
the well known different lines OF packet ships sailing and
rom Liverpool the s 7I l3h 18th and 18th Of each month
throughout the year.
1t has always been the study of the subscriber have
emgans shown cIwy and despatched without delay and
shose who send for their friends satisfied that
dae and dent attention will be given by the Liverpool agents
to those sent for well all who embark with them
Dark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge
The subscriber feels pleasure in making known the differ
SHIPS by which his during the last
which has and that he has condera
oily extended and concluded his for the 1912
The following is a list OF ships
Ships Scotland, Robinson. Ships Albanian, Lane.
- Fairfield Wilson: Printice, Hopkins.
Frankfort, RUSSELL Tyrone, Speare.
ks-44 Russell Glover Howes. Wales Watts.
Hlberna, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris.
q Alfred, Cheever. Osceola, Chlds.
q x Clifton lngersoll. ST. Cloud, Emerson.
4 Louisv vile, Allen. New York Nyen.
[ Sobieskie, Eme rson Warsaw Crifiths.
Oswego, Wood. Ocean, Willard
ka Talbot Storey. n. Hampshire, Harding.
H. Panhea, Goodmanson. Robert Isaacs, Tueman.
Virginia Eaton Europe Bachelor.
3. Jenkins, Seymour.
also be secured and any amount,
payable the National and Provincial b. nks Of Ireland and
their respective branches and also Messrs. W. Robin
Liverpool which paid free charge, throughout
he United Kingdom.
For further particulars G ry HERpmAN 81 sou,h street,
or J&w. ROBINSON, is Gorse Piazza and
aufG No lock.
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FLORIDA - .About hskef the Indians ~ flonda
have promised General Worth surrender shorty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

THE GOVERNOR ELRcr.--In answer to numerous
inquiries when Col Bouck win arrive in this city,
are authorised to say that every moment is oc-
cupied in the necessary preparations to enter upcn
the Executive duties the lsi of January, and that
his intention ~ 10 be IN Albany as early IN Decem
Der as practicable, probably by the 10Th Argus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

IOTICE-Whereas Samuel Bemhemer, of Syracuse, has
acted the Of H. Berheimer Brothers, merch
cuse, and in other business all persons hereby notified that
has been revoked and all
hereby forbidden business with hun, such
and whereas Samuel b. remer and Jacob Bloch con
this day assigned TO H. Be Brothers. of New York
all the goods debts and emands descpton there
Tore all hereby forbidden aebt TO said
3. Benbeimer Co. either of said firm after this datcand
BenheImer Emanuel Bernheimer Simon Beriihe
being the firm of n BeInheimer Brothers, OF whom will
be found at Syracuse By any person Wishing TO make pay
and whom ala ind bted requested to call
Immediately settle their accounts aud notes.
Dated Syracuse, N. r., Nov, ID, Lac.
n5 m@r II BERNHEiMsR & BROTHERS.
ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-PrepGrsd from. the Original re
" cipe at Nos iod street, New YrokThe Orris Tooth
Wash purely vegetable the
te-niEg the teeth and noath restoring the TO
healthy state any unpleasant odour
the mouth whether from decayed teeth or tro dc
ranged state oil the stomach.
designed be with tooth brush and Will be found
ede the necessity Ieuder ttsrirg TIE teeth clear
and the oil TIE Il N the teeth
particularly oseul Of restoring The m
healthy and causing them to contract around the
exposure 70 cold il will be found highly beneficial 1t Is par
ucuaTy seIviceabe Ors Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended by emf
Gent dentists by doing all PARTICLES OF ood which accu
nuaie during the day entirely removed, and the mouth
Kept through The night sweet and healthy state
Soupd teeth white the valuable
humanity; but how neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
and efectua than The Ouis Tooth Wast csanses and Win
sns the teeth strengthens the pures the mouth and
sweetens the BREATH We recommend It's use to ALL young and
Id Boston Morning Pos. nix.
The Ors Tooth Wash the used
enamel.-t Boston Transcript.
For sale b. the prllcl2al druggsts ~ The cltF at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-27

LAKE ERrE.-The Sheriff yesterday went up on
the beach, and took possession OF the properly
wrecked In the cabin ofthe schooner Brandywine
was found the body Of passenger; the name on his
linen is Otis Burton, Medina.
The schr Marshal Ney, and all on board are re-
ported to be safe at Conneaut -BpfaIo Courier
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Albany.

Correspondence of the Herald.1
ALBANY, Nov. ~, 1872.
Matters and Things in Albany.
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800 &R lR

From Pier No. North River, Battery Place.
The new and splendid Steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
day afternoon, 4 o'clock.
Passengers Tor will be forwarded imme
arrival Of the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
change Of cars baggage
For further nformation enquire the Off the wharf
on Dos I'd the boats, or to
ID. B. ALLEN, 80 Peek Slip up stsirs
All persons forbid trusting any Of the
ore u25
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NEW YORK AND BOSTON RAIL ROAD LINE.
Via NoRwICB WORCESTER RAILRoAps
Composed Of the following superior
ection it'll the Norwich Worcester and Worcester Bos-
ton Rail Roars-
WORCEsTER Capt. II. Vanderbilt.
NEW HAVEN, Capt j. X. Dustan.
CLEOPATRA, Capt -.
On and after Monday, Nov this line will be -week
" leaving New York, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
only at4P. M.
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~ FANE REDUCED on both routes from Bal
more to Charleston, by the Chesapeake Bay Ports
mouth Weldon Wilmington. Nc and thence Ghale.ton,
sity R,eh%ona fs.eb.g Weldon, Wilmington G. and
both the Every exertion made keep the
Railroads aud Steamboats, citing these in eder
and expedite travel and make comfortable
sibe.
By this you may be of reaching New Orleans
New York eight days than any other line
expense exceeding S72. 4. b. DUDLEY,
President w. X X. H. X. Co.
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Great Funeral Sermon the late Doct.
Charming.

Tomorrow evening, in the Church Of the Messiah
the Rev Mr. Bellows will deliver Funeral Sermon on
the piety genius and character OF the late VIM Elley
Charming, D. d.
As the cause and the occasion of this matter is alike
interesting and important to religion, to literature to
pety and to true Christian philosophy, we have made
arrangements to report bam the services and
aud to publish them in the Herald Friday morning
w. now invite the whole world stand by and witness
this intellectual effort Of splendid corps of reporters
and we challenge the whole press OF New York. for
purse of 500 to $780, to be given feed the poor
fairly and to ascertain by actual fact what
paper establishment deserves the highest credit for such
enterprises.
There is only condition to this PROPOSE
ton which thisThe Rev. Mr. Bellows must allow
reporter editor other person. the of his manuscript
or notes in advance that it be put in type before
the service is delivered-and trust that Mr. Bellows
is Christian and gentleman enough not to do so.
With this provision challenge the whole newspaper
press Of New York
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The Roar OF the Lion

o. rs NOTHING, COMPARED WITH THE SEN.
sation which will be created among the people by the
pearance ofnext Saturdays New World II will even for
his only, Gas the bills say) Guido itself in the
matchless which will be impaired to Its columns
by the story OF the celebrated
MARION DE LORME,
lady of great noorety at the Court Of Louis XIII. Of
France: It story Of the most thrilling kind, and writ
in the beautiful and graphic rtyle OF the author Ed
mund Flagg ESQ., and is fully equal to the Duchess OF
Ferrars which appeared in the New World some months
since. by the talented gentleman. In addition to this
will also appear the commencement oftho
JOURNAL OF A POLISH LADY,
translated from the original manuscripts and dating from
the year 1852 is most interesting narrative Of e
and personal su6erDgs Of the noble author during the
stormy period Of the history of the Polish Natongvng
the time account Of the habits, customs fetes
&c. Of the Nobility and People, with graphic history of
the times
Beside the above several additional chapters ofhe "M
SCI Daughter" and great variety Of equally valuable
matter will be given making the present number Of
the richest ever issued.
Office 30 Ann stre,t-Terms three dollars year--6f
cents single. Also for SALE all the Of the po
pular authors la Is cents EACH published in Extra
Numbers the New World, by
WINCHESTER, 30 Ann st.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald
D n.

BALTIMORE, Oct ii, 1912.
We have now passed through the election excite
ment, and every thing is again quiet On Monday
next, the election for Mayor and members of the
City Council will take place. The present incum-
bent, Col. Solomon Hilen, is the democratic candi-
date, against whom there will hardly be any oppo-
sition.
The Liberty Fire Company of this city have gotten
up a beautiful Banner intended to be presented by
committee on Friday next TO City Hose Company,
No. 80, OF New York, as testimonial of regard
1t Is throughout very handsome affair, and does
much credit to those who have been instrume ntal
in its production. The President of the Company,
Joshua Vansant Esqr, will be one OF the presenta-
ton committee.
The new steamboat line between this city and
Phliadelphla, Is destined to do capital business.
The little Ericsson has more passengers and freight
now, even, than she can well accommodate. She
left the wharf last night with forty passengers.
Ournew Sheriff, Nicholas Tracy, Esq has bonded
and will enter upon the duties of his office 10 .day
He has appointed MIR. p Rigart his chief clerk.
Brother Matfit, upon mature reflection, has con
sented to deliver another course OF lectures. TIC
this effect he comes out In public card which has
little too much soft soap in it He is doing stat
business Crowded houses nightly at % cents each
There is to be grand procession of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, on Thursday next
on the occasion of the dedication of lodge bull
recently on FelPs Point.
There is no variation in the price Of Howard
street flour; 1t was selling yesterday at $s4 12t
City Mills do 81 Is, and Susquehanna do 81 Ia
wheat from IS to &c., corn 81 &c.; oats BIC
beef cattle SO a $4-market well supplied whis
key &c. in htds., and 23c. in bbls.
forged note to the amount of 1923 70 has re-
Gently been detected by the Mechanics Bank oil
this city. young man has been arrested charged
with being the forger, but it is time enough to con
meet his name with it when he is proven guilty by q
Jury of his country.
Yours, RopERIcK
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Inc in eight months, 20 pr CT Ga, 600
Decrease of interest in the same tune, 81 per ct.
Thus vast outpouring Of paper money has had but
object viz: to stimulate speculation in every possible d.
recon in order to assist the government in restoring
der has been the only alternative for revolution; and
by almost miracle the harvest proves to be good to
enable the bank to sustain its exp anded position Although
possessed of such the bank did not increase is
cures but continued to curtail them, crushing
tile firms in all directions in its vice like grasp until In
the latter part Of August the state Of the harvest being
favorably ascertaned increased s securities Ga 900
or 10 per cent in four weeks. The probability that
this expansion will be continued and will have the desir
ed effect of restoring speculation. and imparting
tviy every branch the home trade causing prices
to RISE This rise Of prices will be highly favorable to
the sale produce in England but the other
hand there chance Of any esponding imitation of
this side because credit the old channel
which imitation here Away followed panson there IL
destroyed and rise Of prices can therefore, reasonably
be expected which would in former years. float goods
in the high tariff. Tho result may then be that with
steady currency, and low prices Of this side, large
ports produce may take place particularly there
is likely to be scarcity in France. The general pros
pect s therefore, of large export and small import
rad
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Corn Trade.

This market dull to-day There have been but few
Sales and these scarcely at quotations Of yesterday
Canal Flour fetched - 80. Some prime wheat In market
is worth 90 a 81 cents.
We gather the following facts from interesting cir
cular sent forth by merchant In st. Louis Missouri
is dated September 30, le42,
is deemed important to the producing interest that
they should have data by which they may estimate
the probable demand 10th home and abroad for Wheat
the great staple Of illinois, Missouri, Iowa and wisconsin
The data from which conclusions drawn are from ON
cial sources.
In monetary point of view the wheat crop Of the
United States secondary in importance only to Cotton
the great staple Of country; and necessary food for
the susenance Of man. look to its yield with intense
interest from the time begins to ripen In the field till
stacked in the yard stored in the barn Of the hus
bandman.
The wheat crop Of the United States in the year $780,
according to the census return, eighty millions
eight hundred and twenty three thousand bushels. s
estimated that the Of the present year will exceed
that Of 1899 80 per cent nearly onethrd giving an
aggregate production in lS42 of hundred and ten mil
lions hundred and sixty nine thousand bushels This
great increase is readily accounted for:-lH wheat IN
is4 paid the former better than any other production OF
tho SOIL and Id the extraordinary yield Of that which
The statistics of consumption in the United stase
in ordinary years. four bushels of wheat per annum 70
every nhabltan consequently. with our present popua-
ton short Of Is 00s, the consumption VIII DO
seventy millions OF bushels On account o. the low
price, how ever tho consumption this ear Will beisur
and half bushels per head making an aggregate con.
sumption Of So bushels and then leave surplus OF
~ COO bushels