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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-28

Durango announcing that the port of La Paz ana other
points in the bay of California had been blockaded The
blockadng sloop Of had taken, in sight of that port
the two Mexican schooners Ramona and julia and had
aiterward to Guanas demanding the surrender Of
two gun boats with their armament and refusal she
had opened her fire on the town
The Commandant General Of SaltilIo had marched
with the militia and volunteers of the State to Maehua-
Ia previous to the arrival of the Americans according
to orders from Santa Anna.
In the city OF Tascala the inhabitants construct
ing fort and the same in operation at Santiago for
the purpose of resisting the invaders In Queretaro
army ofreserve was Immediately to be organized.
We have copy of FL Gladiator de Sonora, of the
7th OF October II Is published in the OF Hermo
sillo In the State of Sonora II unces the arrival
of the port of Quay Of the American corvette Siam
-Cysnne, we presume, is meant-wih a view to block
ade IL An earnest appeal is made to the people of the
country to come to the defence oft 1t would not edfy
reades to give extracts from the addresses
Of the authorities to the inhabitants abusing the United
States and Commodore Stockton.
From Yucatan the reports are meagre II Is said that
the pronuneiamento of Merida has led to dis
aer Among these the death of Senores Barbacano and
Montero spoken Of but the Vera Cruz editor gno-
rant of the origin Of the reports to that effect
Senior Adame has been elected governor of the State of
San Luis Poos at which there great outburst Of Joy
the part of the papers
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE COMMERCl
LINE nE pArYE~ro

SF1H SHIP SHERIDAN From LIVERPOOL is dis.
charging under general order Orleans wharf, foot
LOT Walls Consignees will please attend % the
recsips Of their goods. d73r
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TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.

From the Evening Post.l
ID MOS CREAM SPECIMENS OF RINGS UN-
IL APPROACHAB BILE VEKBENA CREAM for Shaving
Th' article universally praised BY those who made trial
OF last year, took the first premium Of the Institute Fair
Ideed il n fully conceded by those no know that IL il
possble TO manufacture an article equal to t IL 10 eft
he skin fragrant the destroyer Of freckes
a. pimpies and is sold eheapr than the old Soaps. All.
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort In
shaving should possess themselve Of it,"
Beware Of limitations and observe the written signature
ucder the directions for off, c. H. Riugn Prepared and
Tor SALE wholesale and retail, and for c.portacn by
O. II. RING Druggist
dtl Imsr 1a2 Rro-dwnv, conner II John street.
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THE MEXICAN ARMIsrIcE, etc.
ErEcurivx OFvicr,

husuD, IexaS, Nov. 3D. 1876
My Dear General 81 was lsurpried upon my arrival
here the 18th inst, see in the washington city
Union, Of tho nth October, the following paragraph
contained in your despatch of the 25th of September
the Adjutant General, viz :"K will he that the
terms granted the Mexican garrison less rig srous
than those first imposed. The gallant defence of the
town. and the fact Of recent change Of government, in
Mexico, believed TO be favorable to the interests OF
peace, induced me to concur with the commissioners
these terms which will hope receive tho approval OF
government. The latter consideration also prompted
tho convention for temporary cessation of hosttes"
From the above it may and has been inferred that the
commissioners acted wihou, having previously had in.
srucons from yourself which feel assured on neve
intended to be understood to cay as we received
strucops from you both occasions of our retiring
with the Mexican commissioners to draft the articles
capitulaton now beg leave TO remind You of cir.
cumstance which took place that OCCASION viii h
never intended to speak of publicly. until saw that
malicious print in Texas had not only declared that you
that Gen. Worth, too, was not satisfied with themthus
endeavcrngto concentrate the whole censure upon my
SELF for Col Davis is unknown to him, and presume
he did not wish particularly to injure him.
The circumstances alluded to IL this :-You will,
doubtless recolcct that when your Commissioners
mediaely after your first Instructions returned and
ported that they could not agree with the Mexican Com
missoners, you rose to leave the ROOM your officers
by Cen Anpua Bssve to allow Sem to
TAIN understood it. only their muskets, sabres and
other small disposition in you 10 grant the
boon, and then reminded you of my opinion that you
could compel them TO surrender at discretion and
added that if persisted they would not allow you
cepsn Of fs he proposed You replied that
you did not wish 10 any more risk or she'd
boodthat all you desired possession of the CITY
and that that would satisfy your government To which
replied, that If it satisfied the government, Of
would be content Here the conversation terminated
between hs on that point
have ever when have heard you censured, defend
ed your course upon the ground that you the
terms granted would the views and wishes OF the
government and shall do so in future
Tina, part of the capituatien which seems to have
been alone objected to by the government far
learn from its organ feel satisfied quite imma
serialm0re favorable howe TO the American thar
the Mexican army. Every who has the ccndi
ton things in Monterey far the Mexican army
was concerned end knew the strength Of your fierce
should well know that would have been impossible to
advance, within sny sort of safety, upon the Mexican
army within two months after the capituation.
! have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obsdent servant,
j. PlNCKNEY HENDERSON.
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WINTER CLOTHING

WINTER CLOTHING
CEILING OFF AT COST AT w. H. DE0ROOT Z
way, New YORK, where every variety Of GenusmSs's
Clothing be had for lower than othssstah
Over Coats and over sacks Broadeo.h Beaver Plos
Twseds and Mazurkn Cloths OF style and color from
Cioaksone half tee quarter and full circle, Of ni
Ores: and rcsH bu. brown div. and sss.
OfFrsnch EnEi,h, Belgian and American Cloth, RON
ohss and Business Goats, retc Back and Winter Fross-
ran.-Brosdc!on Cashmere. plain and fancy Do: sIis
rev styles: plain aud fancy Vsves Woosn Veivsts Co.
sinsre, plain and fancy satins and sAks nom Sito r.
large of BroadeIo Cashmere. and v.sunss.
Clothing of ' w. H. c'isEERSS5o isr:;s Is,
d. lmsr No. lO2 Fulton It,
n 0TlCEIn the matter Of tho es1te Of the late john A.
Notice hereby given that ne undsigned have been d.
appointed BY the judge probate Of the county Of Mch
estate Of john A. Drew late Of MscEnsc county Of
macknae deceaied and taken upoa themselves that
Mscfinss' Michigan. Nove%tsr Il, iia..
WILLIAM 6 DREW.
sAMI. X. HARiNa,
do swsre Administrators Of the Of John A Drew.
RY ORDER Of JOHN w. EDMONDS Esquirs Circuit
the provisions Of the authorizing atachnens
against bscondng and debtors that
aud George Barnes the state Of New York
and that the viii be sold for OF their debts
unless they appear and discharge reh eoTdne
their debtors and the delivery their use. Of
their properly by them are forbidden By law and are void
Dated the 9th day Of October 1885,.
MO low Msr Attorney for attaching creditors
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AFFAIRS IN YUCATAN.

From the New orleans Picsyune, Dec 1911
We nave had access 10 papers from Havana with fur.
Their accounts from Yucatan Nothing is said of the
death Of Barbacsano, but immediate hostitics sp
Csmpeachy. The numbers each side are about 800
The Government of Merida, the capital evinces deter
mnston to carry through the policy Of reunion with
Mexico, be the responsibilities what they mays while the
people Of Campeachy equally obstinate 10 avoid the
consequences OF war with the United States The 81
tuaon Of the whole Peninsula is represented as deplo
rabe by the Havana editors who have every means Of
judging for we note that active Is carried
on between Havana and the ports OF Yucasn-
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DANCING ACADEM i

MR; SARACCO, ltal,sn Ch9rogsphst. and NIL: AN
WI ELINA first teacher Of the Partisan Ds cling Aesds-
M Of Mr. Cearius grateful Americas beau moude1
for the they have with IN almost all
ANTELLE WALTZ Dance NAPLES,
ANGELINA,
in Eve in order to replace the invented
by MIR Perot which received Partisan salsns"
oepg theatrical
be above Leautifn dances and also all ashona
Bile new Polka Mnzurka and Quadrle Mezurka, He
Iowa, Waltz Redowa Waltzss in and three steps,
thoroughly taught 4 q few lessons
B-The for the above mentioned Dances reeeutly
ubsh-d 10 New York be purchased At the Daneaa
Academy. Broadway, corner OF Canal street, No. 50.
insr
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SCHssslI, RoOES.

To Parents, Guardians and Teachers or
 AlabY Ina unu Mississippi.
 Tk1HE uadcrsign q would respectfully call ,oar at-
 A tenlios 10 lhe following list of Snhool Books, universally adopted and highly recommended b! al who are ncresiod in the cause of education:
 Alabdnia Ssri,s of Readers-No l. The Primary Primer, new edin il; No 2, The Child's Reader, new edition; No g. Exercises in Reading, new edi- ton; No f. Pofter's Rhetorical Reader, new edi- ton; WehsIer's Elementary Speler; Metrica So- res in Chemistry and Philosophy Olney's Geogra- phy aud Atlas; t)lney's Introduction 10 Geography; The Book nf Commerce. Watts Improvement oi the Mind; Bullion's English Gramner, BulIlon's Greek Grainmer; 0imstead's Nntsral Philosophy i; Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem- istry; comslock's Physiology; Preslon's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companlon; The Scholars Reference Book; Weo. ster's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goo, chs Ecclesiastical History Lin coins Botany. Burreu's Geography of the Heav- ems Aexander's Evidences ol Christianity; Stone s Rhetorical Speaker; He ge's Logic; Wlllald's tlis- tory of U $. s vo; Willrd's History of U. s. ahrdged; Ward's Universal History; Farley $ Natural Theology; Bible; Newman'5 Rhetoric; Newnan's Political Economy; Buffers Analogy 1; Kame's Elements of Criticism; havies' first Les sons in Arithmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies Key 10 Arithmetic; Davie's Algebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; DavIes' Legendre's Geometry Davies' Surveying; na'ies' Analytical Geometry Davies' Descriptive Geometry; Davies Calculus Davies Shades and Shadows; Anlhon's Latin Les sons; Anlhon's Latin Prose Compositions Anhon's Latin ProsodY; nihon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar Anthou's Sallust; Aathon's Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An. thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthon's Greek Grammar Anlhons Die. tionary of Antiquities; Anthon's Classical Diction ary; Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar An drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews Latin Reader; An. drews Yiri Rome; Andrews Salast; Andrews La tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises Donnegao's Greek Lexican; Greek Testament Ainsworih's Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil; IIomeri Iias; French Guide; Bolmar's Levizac' { French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re cuel Dranalq que; Recreations, Ins. al Emusantes Adventures of Telemaqne; Boyer's French Dicflon ary; The Young Cholr; The School Singer; Bur. rows Panofsrle Primer; Melneke's Instructor Hunten's Instructor.
 l have also constantly on hand large and wei selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law
 Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Bucks anc will fll all orders with prompness al very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphin street,.
 Hovl4 237cmo JOEL WHITE.
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NORTH & co. APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS,
dWU UtI1GFs m GARDEN AND FLOWER sEEDs.


 GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, 1pothscaries' Hall opposite ths Mansion Honss, and re 35 Gou1nment sfreaf. D RESPECTFULLY call ihe attention of Fami- k lies, Physicians, and the public generally in town and country, 10 their extensive and well select e stock of Drugs, Medicines. and Ch.m,cals, and large assortment of the mosl delicate French, Eng hsh, German and Anercan Perfumes and Extracts, 2c together with great Variety of Brushes, Cn'nhs, aud Fancy Articles, adapted to the Toilet Nursery.
 Physci,ns' prescriptions will receive particular attention.
 The very best of Medicines constant, kept on hand, ana competent person always in readiness, both nighi and day, 10 prepare them m he most careful aud scientific naune', with scrupnous re gari 5 cUritcIness s..
 LEEcHrs ui .ae b, kal always kep for sale, and t,ersua (Mr. Pa>HeJ evrry @"l comrelent a' haud to aup, them au na ahal made bul for those nsi [. ke. Medcme chests ille,; anS rehled In the ealesl and most care lul manner nOsl gNaE AMERICAN ART IINioN--For the pros \ mninn uf the Fine Ans In The United State, inrn p"rated m isI0, Is managed b, gentlemen without compensation, and pu,sues the following pian--
 Every subscriber of five dollars is a member for ihe year. a.t- The money thus obtained, after paving necessary expenses. is applied in the first instance the pro duciion from American Painting of large costly original engraving, in the highest style of Ame, can At.
 For every five dollars paid by him, every memher receives a copy of the engraving. Every member also receives annual report, containing the pro- ceedings and addresses at tie annual distribution. list of the members, &c., and sometimes an addi- tonal work of Art. The residue of the money is applied to the purchase of American works of Arl-Paintings, Sculpture, &c ,--varying in price from twenty to several hun dred dollars
 These works of Art-he paintings being richly framed-are publicly distributed, by lot, among all he members. on Friday before Christmas tn each year, every me'nber having one share for every five dollars paid by hiDl. i,
 Each member is thus certain of receiving in return ihe value of ihe i've dollars paid, snd has also u chance oi drawing psntng, or other work of art oi z, ,eai value.
 The plate for th,s year is ''sir Walter Raleigh, parting with his Wile''
 Subscribers for last year con get their engravnRs, libe capture of Andre) by calling on ;. W. Allen. len See, & Rasss.s sEsss. -. ES~v -tA" f4slsna. JeHL Whl1A..
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PATENT MEDICINES.


 s COIt, Ca'nDIAI., OK Iffti t.LiNtk or aA LOVE Ill Is a sovereign and speedy cure inr Incipient Consumption, Barrrnuess, lmpoleney, In- corrhoea Whites. Obstruction, difficult or painful Menstruaton, lnconlinerce of Urine. or involuntary discharge thereof; and for general proslration ol the system, whether inc resn of inherent causes or produced by regnlariiy. illness or accident.
 There is mol shadow of dluii ihal th> Is true, and were the subject of loo delicate nature. huadieds would lesn6 to he unrsalIed efficacy ol this Cordial as specific for barren mess hunr ahus gleets. irregularities m te secreiieus pans in the kidneys, female suppresslnns Cor the reNer,e) piO lapsas uler and m fact almosl every disease 10 which ihe most delicate portion of the human gum lziion Is liable. II cannn, inileed. nalfoiml iIou of the parts. bui for an,tbng short uf ha: il is offered mialIible cure for bafrenness, while In all the other diseases enumerated above, when acute chronic, II will he found safe and sovereign re- medy. The l.uona Cordial Is gentle ionic, ope- rating generally upon inc secreIiye organs and bra- eng the whole system without so Gar stimulating any function to produce subsequent relaxation. On the contrary. il to aci in perfect harmony with nare and does not create temporary sigdr, but it permanent renewal of ihe natural energies. The first bottle used will uly convnce the purchaser of the truth of All we have asserted
 For sale in Mobile hv
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sis . ]: { D !, LIssj .s A

is by far the strongest preparation of Sarsaparia Iant, as has been frequently tested both by its ecis and snalvsls.
 It is fast taking the place of al other pref tons 6ecanse cf is Ufeacy (numerois cinifcaie ing publiihrd lrnn tune 10 ime) anl because superior strength Gone bottle heng e, a to six p ofSyrup of Sarsaparilla, or two boI les any O extract;) it ia consequently hs bea and ehe I requiring less To be taken and cos 'ig less, [ b sold at ONE DOLLAR FOR SINGLE BOTTLE .
 IL Is particularly recommended for all Rhen n affections; Ulcernis Sores of the Nose, Thro Ai body; Diseases of he Bones; Diseases of the i lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Affections oflhe S or breaking out of dry and watery pimples oi Face, Neck and Body; ScroluIn; Er, sipelaaI { siituiional diseases arising from he of Mo r' and other minerals; SypIIitic and Venereai Al tions, as well as the greatest purifier of the b and Fluids of the body, that has ever been Il :, cred In short as a general medicine, it h Il equal in the whole list of medicines ever pren discovered.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor, offers to refund money when satisfactory proof is given of its ia cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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HAVILAND. CLARKE & co. l. C. DilBpSE, x tO. By <. V. MORRESEN, N. Orleans.

FENERRIBLE DIS SISTERS oi all sorts are he-
 IA commg common AS not lo aslnnsh an" one. The world Is laniar with the hfrstne of cannon, the blowing up oi sleauhoas, lhe murder of wives, deaths by flood, field and hrc, and all the thousand farms ihdt casualties nowa days assume. For years death by disease has been he most common thing in the world, and msn haze ceased lo be surprised Whnn they hear hat their friends have fallen vic- tins. 'ut tlie aslonshnenl winch attends inc cures effected by Df Peters celebrated Vegetable Pills s still as fresh nnd uabouuded as ever. When men see, however, coughs, coda, consumption headache dyspepsia disrrhtea, ague, and host of other dis eases cured hy lis pills when they asthma, aund're, piIes, nausea lNer complaint, choc drop. sy, levers, etc, cared by hls Pills and rheuma tism and kindred pains healed al application by his Plaslers, how is i possible their asionshment should ceasel For sale by
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1 SsUMWALT k TEST, BooKsELLERs, STA kS TIohERs, AND BLAME Book MAEUFAcTU- RERs, No 96 Ddaphin street MObiIe.-Keep constant ly .n hand large and well selected stock of Books and Stationery as can be found in the southern States Their stock embraces every variety of Law, 1 Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and School Book- Law and Mercantile Blanks, Mortgages, | Deeds. Leases, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Foreign and Domestic, Sc. &c. Also, Blank Books of various sizes, adopted to every department of business; 1; Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Record | Books, Dookets, Letter and Cargo Books Passage Registers, Passage Books, Crew Ledgers, Wood Books, Exchange, Check, Bills of Lading and Dray Receipt Books, and every variety of Stationery re- qIired in the Counting Room, of the very best quail | ty. In short, they determined 10 keep every article usually calll d lol in Book store. LAW LIBRARILs furnished on the most liberal terms; also Private and Public Libraries, with Mis- csllaneous Books.
 ! PARTICULAR CARE is taken in selecting the la test and most approved editions of School Books, |, and punctuatv and promptness observed m filling orders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges. SUNDAY SCHOOLS furnished with Books of In- struction, and fer premiums and Library use.
 They aso deposltors of the Mobile Bible so- cIely, where can be had for Auxiliarles and Sab bah Schools, Bibles and Teslamenls al the Ameri can Bible Society cost, with the expenses of Freight, &c added.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books, furnished with all the materials connected with their establishment.
 They are also prepared to make to order, and at short notice, Dockets and Record Books for Sher ifs and Clerks of Courts and every variety of Blank Books for mercantile establishments, ruled ts any pattern, and bound in ihe neatest and substan- tlal manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, &c. Sc. bound in the neatesl style, or to pattern.
 Genllsmen wishing lo import any particular Law, or other Book, will, by leaving her orders, be promptly attended to, and persons ordering, may rely upon being as bsrally dealt with, as person ally present.
 They therefore, with confidence, invite all persons th, purchase articles in their line, to forward their orders; or if in the city, 10 examine their stock, be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Mobile Decenber 9Ih 1915,
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l1iNNEY's FRENCH GRAMMAR -Thi

l1INNEY'S FRENCH GRAMMAR This Gramaiar, written over in aii parts, ant con linued so as to form complete system according to the best authorizes, with Inll coningations oi verbs, regular and irregular and references to all the important rules, is nsw being published, and Is expected soon. This Grammar in iis present form. is believed 10 be at once the most practical and compIeIe of any in this language. IL forms handsome duodecno volume of about AGO pages, with fair type and paper, and neat, substanfial binding.
 IL will lprobably be rceived in two or three weeks Those who wish 10 commence with this system i'm. medistely, can procure cope. oi the part are psblishsd. vhich will be rscAi--' '---
 sxe.-ase ior ,,,e compete work when il arrives, by pasn.s difference of prce--tweaty five renis
 sctse euMWALT q TEST, g CsulsAias..
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Hardware, Coii on nnd Wool Cards, ManiI-
 la KOne. etc.

} ECElVED per l,ee arr'vas. and now landing La from bark Vernon and other vessels and for sale
 by DADE & RAYNOLDS, 24 Water st.,
 Collins Yankee and Kentucky pattern Axes; Ja- cob's, Halls and Reynolds Shiuging, Claw and Broad liaiches Pennsylvania pattern Broad Axes; i; Davis & Ca. and Simmons House and Ship Car penter's Adzss, IA, 7and lb down Cast Iron Weighs; Patent tounier Scales, and Scale l'eams, from $50 to 800 lbs; Wrought Iron Handled Sad Irons; Ames', Adams, R'wland's, Thomas and Carr's Shoves and Srades, long and short handles; Bush's patent metal and iron molasses Gates; do do do Faucets asso,ied sizes; Tennessee iron and Britannia Tea and Table Spoons; Cocoa, Box and Metal Headed Nail and Spike GmbleIs, eight ca Brights shor,, long and Ioopen eyed Augers, cases single and double Guns; Brade's cast steel Brick Troweis; brass, hair and iron wire Selves; Manila Rope :bed, well aad plough Iine size Cotton Rope, Cotton Plough Lines. Cotton and Hemp Twine and Manila Bed Cards; Fifty Rroce assort
 cd sizes Mahogany Furniture Kaobs; one hundred dozen Emerson's Razor Srops; Cotton, Horse and Wool Cards. Curry Combs; RowlaId's cast siee Mill Saws, Nails, Brads, Gut Tscks, Shoe Black ing. etc., with the usual assortment, sf hardware store. ,oss,hsr wHh pasy ariiess ia iA- .--i-.-
 -,..ss~sp--a uhieh w,H he sold yery