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BALTIMORE, Thursday EvenI
The volnnteers-Canal Open.

The VOInnteers-Canal Open.
ALBANY, Dec. 81 Pm.
We are advised that a sufficient number OF
those persons whose names are upon the rolls OF
the second regiment of Volunteers, will be pans-
ferred to the first regiment, in order that it may
be filed up as soon rs possible.
Gov Wright has this day commissioned Mr..
Hudson, tbs Canal Commissioner elect, to supply
the vacancy caused by the death of J. Earl.
We have had warm day-the thermometer a
SO degrees.
The Canal is again open, and q number Of boats
which were frozen in above Schenectady, have
como into port.
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Navigation Of the ONO River,

Thursday, Dec. 3

The stock market opened very heavy this morning.
Harlem and Reading closed at ysstsrdays prices Nor
witch and Worcester went up Vi Canton u Long Island
fell ofA. United States &c. new loan were offered at
par NO sales. The tendency Of prices Il downwsrds
There will be very little done In the stock market until
after Congress meets.
the past MONTH been made in tho places Of deposit for
the government funds, give the last report of the
Treasurer Of tho United States emitting the comparative
statement -
MONTHLY STATEMENT or THE TREAsuaxR or THE Ur.-
s.-...r .s.~-fr TED STATES.
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PuEaro CAsELLo, Nov. 2, le46.
The Result Of the Reroisnen- The State sfrhs Mar
ksfs. &c.
The American schooner Dorcas leaves this afternoon
for your port. and we beg leave to hand you enclosed
several daily papers Of this city up to date inclusive
likewise aCsrsccss Liberal Of the sist uIt from which
you will be enabled to collect the necessary informal
respecting the state Of the markets &c
II will be satisfactory you to learn that the lat. r
bellIon has received eectus gietus from the .ov
ernment and the conspiraon will receive their lust
dues pcrtcS have already been condemned to de ath
and large number awst their trial We are inclined a.
believe hat the Executive will refuse 10 ne
ssntcuce OF the principal chiefs severe exsrnne il
loudly demanded by the people In order sie terror
into the hearts Of uspy that ready wii4ssaw
their obedience from every wslcopslltu.ed govern
rneut
The Dorcns leaves American vessel In this port II
is needless say that business continues very dull and
Is hksy ~ remain 40 unlli Jsnuaty.
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Ia other depostories. .S3ssr,ss9 2s3iass t71.7r2
Theso amounts ely those on deposit in tho
panis sni do not show tho aggregate deposits in the
Cities The Assistant Treasurer this city has accord
ing TO the latest report Ao4 % the Assistant Urea
surer Of Philadelphia, s%ossel 90 and the Assistant
OF Boston, tlsos7 81 which, added tn. e.
gssse IN The banks Of each q Tie three ciss, naks
'o'a At msss shsss pslss u p%,silAss ~
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On Thursday Dec. 8, by the Rev Mr.. williamson Mr.
JOHN H. RIoBY of Liverpool, England to Miss CArHA-
Dunn BENTLEY, daughter Of the late John Bent.
ley, Esq, of Savannah, Ca
On Wednesday Evening, Dec. 2, 1896, by the Rev.
Henry Chase, Miss MARGAREr Isabella GYLEs to Mr..
JAMES RAHILL, all Of England. 400
At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, Dec 2, by the Rcv
Gordon Window, JOHN HurrER GRAHAM TO JANE De
TRAcv HuDsox youngest daughter Of the late Dr. Ed.
ward Hudson, of Philadelphia.
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers' assortment
embrace: every possible pattern Of pen pocket desk and
Eii b: wanantsd to the pyreh:,sE As: scissS Nail
ai ~ III Broadway. few doors above Courtlandt st.
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gradually going into operation far the funds 10
ing into the hands of the subrsasurers il concerned
Tho specie portion of the law has not yet been enforced
and will not be until the first of January ls47 II is re
ported that the President will recommend postpone
ment Of the enforcement of the specie clause until
the expiration OF the This statement made upon
pretty good authority but have NO confidence in it.
- We have better authority for believing the contrary
Tho President win not recommend the repeal or post
ponsment of the whole any part of IN cot Of Con.
grsss, before it, operation has commenced particularly
when there 10 evidence of repeal or postpone
being required BY the country at large, by any
ticipsted exigsncy Of the government in its 6nan.
cial movements Rumors are very plenty In relation
to proposed alterations of the tariff or we might
say temporary notifications for the purpose Of providing
sucient revenue for the extraordinary expenditures Of
the government during the It il stated that duty
upon tea and coffee will be recommended We have not
the slightest faith in any Of these reports rumors
Is our impression that the government will adhere to the
policy marked and adopted that the systems which
have not yet gone into operation viii be enforced a. Hrs
prcpossd and that those which have become laws viii
be strictly carried out According to the theory of the
Secretary Of the Treasury these will advance
the interests Of the country generally and facilitate the
operations ofthe government to greater degree than
those repealed or extinct They were perfected and
adopted as being the best under any and
any Recommendation from the Executive for postpone
ment Of the operation Of any act would show dsrust
in its provisions generally, and Of faith IN its I'm.
portsnt features in times Of public or private embarrass
m pts. A duty upon ten and coffee may be recon,
mendsd. as that would merely by q temporary
matter snd would not alter interfere in any way with
the tariff act az 1t stands There bare possib-
v Of duty upon these articles being but
very little probability. We have repeatedly urged the
proprety Of taxing these articles for the purpose Of
venue and should be glad to the thing done. Al
lsss three millions Of dollars per annum could be raised
Ia this way without istersrng with any interest Of the
country, or raising the price fraction Consumers
would not be injured while the treasury Of the govern
ment would BE- very much benefited by such move.
msnt. A few days will settle this point
The smcnt deposit in the banks Of the three rrnci
pal cities at three periods, werc snnsxsd:-
oovEhrnHrr DnSosrrs m New Yoax, Bosros Asp FHi.
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Gymnastics -Tn0OaandD OF buslneaa me N
In this city ansouteiy dying the waat of eeusra
ercise Heath depends upcn perpetual secretion aud
Who sss :udsrag from bilious .scton dyspspss pain in
Gymnastie Academy No. $50 near
c,a one OF classes and receive return heh health md
M hot, cold and shower baths free to suSseribers
~ DIR. j. 3. RICH Manager
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Portable Dressing Cause.-The undersirue d
having The gestest facilities in the OF above
are 20 onef the sane much less price than the
imported while N they
eaSn Article Contained being ofa .ss most
ana OIL quality warranted render satactien For sale
q. 8AUNDER SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Hotel
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New ORLrANs, Nov. %, le4e--lP.M.
The Asksts-TAs Rsqvisisism for Troops-TAs Thea
tres, &c. &c. &c.
There is nothing under the sum-" or at all events
In this portion of the hemisphere The news per Great
Western arrived in town Monday morning, per carpet
bag express and the Of heavy sales to the ex
tent o7 600 bales of cotton the sales the latter
part of lat week. before stated. On Tuesday morning
the In due of male and the thing was
out The market wrs angud all day. and the operations
did not exceed 1000 bslss There IL heavy sale
on the day the news regularly arrives.
This morning there 10 better feeling and the market
fas opened very far there has only been
sale Of GOO bales, and at decline of Y of cent per
pound The news is regarded az unfavorsble from The
fact that speculation ceased in Liverpool upon the recsp
mo 2, .ns ne"s oS the Hoerna The sales will be very
The stock on hand is very largefully 100 ono bales
Germ MARKET and heavy business has been done The
sugar msrkef although il nuctustsd little Last week
prospect Of short crop will Ieep up The price Tbers
has been no alteration in exchange.
The news from Washington yesterday " M TIE requi
renewed the military ardor Of our citizens ami from the
Preparations taken the call will be promptly ans~sred
and crsek regiment raised The certainty of light ct
San Luis Poosi will ensure that
Yesterday morning hard lin set in, which continued
when violent wind sprang up. and Il Cleared on ys4y
slble
Tomorrow is Thanks giving day throughout this State
The french ballet corps commence at the American
theatre TO morrow night for the benefit of the citizens Of
the second municipality, to whom the great distance
FROM and the price OF admission to the French theatre
was an indispensable objection. Miss Clifton closed an
engagement st the American last night az Claude Ae
ro.ie James wallsck. Jr. and his WIFE are still play
lng at the ST Charles theatre The French opera Com
psny were to have commenced their at the Or
leans theatre last night but whether they did or not
cannot say 30 didn't get down there aocount the
ram Imagine, however, they postponed the opening
Yours &c. d.
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delightful aboas ladies and zen.
emcn visiting those places ss gsnersuy anxious have
know az PsS'S9S . e perform e.
Nal No. IT'D Broadway opposite How srd Hoss
N H.-Priyste Hooma for ladies. - -~.'
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Ths trsn.ists during til. past month, wore = follows

Aotals $780, 900
The amount of duties received at this port for the
month Of November, ls46 was Sass SAT 30, against
es le for the corresponding month In ls4, making
total for the frat eleven months oflsls slSI4sa93 s
against SIT 0s52o7 II for the corresponding period in
ls4s, showing deficiency this year of $sse.07a So
The omountof Treasury issued under the act Of
last July and the outstanding of the 90 vera is
prior to that act up to and the LIST Of December
were snnexed:-
UNITED STATES TREASURY NorEs.
Amount outstanding of the several issues prior TO the
sctof 22a July, ls4o, a. per records of the
ONCE, $3.50 Os0 81
Amount outstanding of the issue under the
act Of 22d July, 1916. 1858 100 90
4,24l,l 81
Deduct cancelled notes in tho hands Of tho
accounting officers. =. -. ......... 7os. 700 90
Total outstanding. SO ,5sl, 4ao 81
The returns do not distinguish between those issued
at nominal rate Of interest," and those issued at an int.
rest ct the rate Of Eve and twofhs per cent per an
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE,
TELE g r APhIC.
AFFAIRS IN WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Dec. SIS r. M
We learn that Commodore Stewart arrived in
town to-day pursuant to orders, requiring his pre-
sence in the Gulf of Mexico, 10 superntend pro-
jected naval operations against the enemy, per-
haps to lombard San Juan d'Ullua. He had a
consultation with the President and Secretary OF
the Navy to-day.
Nothing important has occurred in the progress
OF the Van Ness case to-day. 1t stands nearly the
same as yesterday.
1t appears that professor Henry has been elect.
ed Secretary of the Smithsonian Institute.
There is no Mexican news.
We have received no mail from the south Of
Augusta, Georgia 1908
Washington begins to look lite.like again. Mem
bers OF Congress are focking in. They have an
important session before them.
Mr.. Elmore has declined an election 10 the u
8. Senate, from South Carolina.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening.
The Western mail has not arrived.
The Patriot says that the Mount Savage Mining
Company failed yesterday.
There is no local news worth teegraphng
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WM. w. sHihLEx, Agcuonscr.
SIhbYEE rLATE AMP Bk !! WARE SdRAE.
WILLARD this day. Friday Dee. o ocock, The sales
ROOM No. Pine street. large and valuable Of
best SILVER mounted and Cstos gs.s Cake Bss
Bnnn. and coffee Sets, pggins Ketes block TIN beef
and Standards japan Plate Warmers rich gothic Tea Tys
Lamps Glass Ware fancy bronze Chairs Hat Stand
&C. Sale positive and worthy the notice Of retailers and %
lies. d. itsr
JACOB .; rLATr, Asctioneer
" the ssms-JACOB 8. PLATT viii SELL this day. 1t
II ocloek perempoly invoice of gold and siiver watch
es OF the latest importation, Cash advances having been
made on them they must be paid for on delivery d nerh
.-, JACOB 3 P,AIT, .Aucuoeesr,
Fl viii SELL S;s day. . ss 10 oelosi
at the suction room % Plat ss.ortmen of toys and fam
cy articles great variety in small losend by the package
For Particular auction adv under auction
bead in this morning's Dapsrs. d. Merh
JACOB, PLATT. AuetioneeE
M0GRrT.GAG i SAFE Sf New Cabinet Favniture-JA;
O'clock suss ROOM Plat ST. to repay advances
viz 81 hc second nsament Of of stock Of
valuable cabinet furniture which surerb French
match all covered with psh Of high 6nish
10 which particular attention il solicited.
Also. an assortment Of mahogany and other furniture.
Sale peremptory. Terms cash d. lt*rh
PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell. ct the auction 800 Broadway
and modern Pantings Of importation The sale
will be positive and without reserve. Go and them
Also various other articles d. Hsrc
M ONDAY ai.t 1896 will be sold at Auction, II
Beekman the entire stock OF elegant and latest style
Of city made Cabinet Furniture Can be examined from
till sale. Ng Dc STEIN
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MONTHLY STATEMENT or THE TREAsuaxa OF THE Ur,-
.-.f -,sr STATES.
In Dkst place.


H. xu ~ 3 wnss psS.es;; Sps"t to drqtt.
.s's::y! s:: l.: ~ s ;;:s !:
-: :::i;; III: ;;: !:
ss ;sxst 5;ss my NV Iis:s,; ;. !. -"
Mechanics and farmers Bank Al "
Albany ss City Bank. Albany. nv. sss Ill III &
S:%Ts s: s sis. As'' ss ss: :s
En- S:sf 3 + "a H .,s II;
Msch.nis,, BaaL. New Ys,S.s. M!si IS 1socs .
Mssssss E5s sst NJ. s,et .s
x.:ssss T!..:ss., S;s yo;s: ls::s l4a s - =
b b.se'sss Pal. r,.ssHi ss., e
s sss:s sa r.. BAR. ai' Baltimore; ma s 49, U.s.:
Assstant Treasurer mint Phia.. io5 ssi % lossa IS
Bank e Warrington, Wsshnx-
eas' Trio S@i isss1 s ssi q
Treasury United States. " Washing. 'n' N''i0' %
Fs s.:i Y;::i.. Si:s s'
R R:ss:s.! s:si vl;.s;: Vi: Ss s
nv w jones'. caii:::;oI, and Depa. S"e y ~"
:. %1a s:.:s.;. y sS:,:s. ,s: ss:s ~
rs Lam; Bank Of Georgia. s:;;a: w." isc
s: .;s 4 ;i:sI': :sil; i:s:::!ss ': s.s
Assistant Treasurer Branch mint,
Bank Of Loaisian:, New Orleans. - "''' /"
The Canal and Banking Company ai1; ''D
New Orleans, La. U,l2o 10
FssInsss' and Merchant Bank, u.
Memphis. Tenn H,M 80 13,AS %
Union Bank OF Tennessee, Mash
Lsa ,: h:n' s.siss; Institution. ~' al'"
r. Lou,syile e, KY; .........., 5i7ss 81 e.o45 6
T,sss Soa'say': B.aT. ciusia- ;.
Ci;ascn Bsai. Columbus. Ohio. ISIS S. SIS Is
Bank Of No walk, Norwalk. go. 1874
Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur-
snce Company. Milwaukee, Wis.,
Bsak Of Missouri, ST. Lous, Ne. l0o,Oss SIS 7ae5 u
Michigan Insurance Company,De-
j. I Rs;s. %ssn Receiver :: aud D.pa: 40
I. Dyer, Rsesivei and Deputy, '"
o. e. Blight. R:e:i,:r and D.pu '' ''' .
~, Je6ersonv lille. ............ N,le9 6 N,lso ss
Mint OF the Usited States, Phi.s
dsirhi:, Penn :;...;.. sss.sso 50 sss,ssa 90
Charlotte. n: ,,...,.:.... $4,000 $1,000 %
Branch Mint Of IL: United States. 90"
New Orleans, Louisiana ..... 1851 IS H,s2i IS
$6,sel,67s w 33,oel,5e5 II
Add transfer. ou....ndins ). 4'"s rs 3
Amount subj ect to draft Nov nd 1916 aase7Io as
Amount subject to draft Oct g. 1915. l175s3s
Increase from oc, &c TO Nov o. 1886 ssOs ma IS
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ISssfs I..s:''f IL q: ts. sfs
20 devise tor tn; relief Of the sufferers by the late
ca BE FcSEsr E.s Consul asusr. of Frame.
e ,AacAssonrE, CHOSEN Secretary.
Pssden. explained the oeiee. of the meeting
the loown! gen e%es were % committee to 'O
Si'':a. SS g !: yss:..' Ms:"s. Zig ; Msalun.
Victor de- Laun.y, A. ST. .as,
Samuel F.;I Ward 81. Mcl.i%sI Livingston,
LOIS tI h rsssas'. Rene ss.i M..:on,
sin ne Sf n1sps.r,jr. r''"'iAra't
syordsr Of the ConnEsss .pc ..sosur s
g :rs ssSa;:sd to meet on saurS.y
"A Company are TquestsS to attend today Il Il ocloei
a. , R;G i.sds E that The Hotel Dc
o'soel n for sl.etiss the oe.T..s
viii cd Us the .s
french who did enst respectfully requested 70 attend
d it.,h !. BoNoAR. Captain.
a LIB or .GH0E No. s r.. member: q chg !Odss
ss'f s'ss:: ToS
M Sa
Ssr fellow member nf By rds pas Oh respect 70
....s .......' s.s,.,.r DzsiEr sn1Aa s:ii.;
THIS DAY PUBLISHED PRICE ONE
SHILLING,
Nae ASS MAS
ssS:h;S KsE jos. edition. of Ion,
In press, Tn: Rivals Nsw Way to Pay Old Debts, and
e esotnF For
YANKEE DOODLE-NO X
s5 u john luz S;: fs:
.ss r ssses Of :ats: RO9ss
- Sssj. y: Tss:.i S:: b.:
&C. ;iai.E si6i5r iiLLysrRArcSs
r s !; %
g. fre' " GE 81 1850 Nassau street,
sSS joSs s.ss
FsS si:1 s:osie q
on =: SANE and ses the business Of former
PURE1CHAMPAGNE WINE.
A oss.i msS Tbo wSS
is,s been received By hs 70 which The
The above Wines are equal to any ever thus city
ssim.T Importer of Wines, y Broad street
TO SILK MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.
sGld With mEsdste PSs,s:,iog ihs Factories.
N To.sd county, sctieut, mile: from Mansfield
s: e. sas : sS 4. In s s
n Ssu
u
-Four % bans ard other out build and about 20 CT
ing and wood.
The Fctoes now, aud have been for eight years. ia
.ucressfu and cpete with
e s;S sas
at the option Of the purchaser.
TBc Water Privilege rallied in the State, the mills
having been stopped By the longest drought All he
buildings have been erected within 10 ycar the Kester
pair and condition.
There great probability Of the contemplated New York
and Boston Rail Road through the land Of this estate
or in s immediate neighborhocd, which would greatly cni
hsnco its valne ..-
Further and full particulars may be had BY applying
dtfmsr WISE Sons, ia Pearl ct, NY.
e1fl(l POUNDS Of very prime Weak Fiah Sounds toge
OV ther with good Of best London Emery.
borax Possh and Acids always hand and for sale
tail, by WEEKS ANDERSON, Druggists,
Hgs,h 20 Fulton. cor Water 1t.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
GREATLY IMPROVED.-Comstock'siro iron jet POLISH
" for Stoves Fenders FIrepisccs &c Sold Gully A. L..
Comstcck, Hatch Co. at No. Corisndt opposite the
National Hotel and warranted give sstsfscou ida asr
M Al LII 4 LIZA ~ AZ.
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Last NI0HT BUT ONkeVh ING JOHN
PAX THEATkE-sddg svssiAs. Dec. 'sh-i'A
ms CHARLES KEAN.
Mr. CHARLES KEAN, and

RAnS. hAAA AS-S"sV Ws-S-s' 49, W. '''~
mrs. CHARLES KEAN,
MR. cHA ~ esE EVA XHHINibDiENHoEr.
3n xhich oScssion will 9s :xsSSy
Liz s Ef'a
HEAD-Mr Oblivous Top. DIR Bsrrett' Mfs Top. MRS ABB
Monday the 9Th Of December the petite vienese dan
GERS will make their first appearance. lrf. O. -
D0o open osOs! and q: VII sS%
ROWEkY TnEArFE.a Friday Lvea,ps. Deg Tb5
NAM:-Geu Washington, Mr.. Vache Gen. Putnam Milaer
Kate Putnam, Mrs. Sa geant ,r
MAS-Don Carlos. Mr. cisi., s.neho. H.dawsy; Jseata
TO ceacIude with the grand nautical piece Of LAFITTE
Lahte Meade; HERBERT Clarke; Aphonso, Booth; Nicho-
Dress Circle as cents; Pit and Gallery IAN cents.
Doors open At 6x o'clock; curtain risesM1.
GkEENWICH THEATRE--Comer OF Vsrck and
~ Ch.TIson streets Stage Manager Mr.: H. r. GkAT-
ms ss S sSn
Dunn: B.rb.,s Bristss, Nus: JUL. Drake ,,so sc.n.
To s. ieiio~:a By skET 1s in iNplHMTOn Tape.
M 'sSa RrSn x si N 81
Cotherwse Hercules, Mr. H. Chapman
Boses cents, to all parts of the house private bon es
Doors open At hsrpast Performance att
MITCHELLp OLYMPIC THEATKE.--Friday Eve
Of iE % sS
.Sh
To Ss fc!!ov.d By TIE KiNG's GARDESER-o.o-
To conclude with the THREE GIETs-Kins Bell,faIlOn.
Mr.. Nickin.on; Princess PERT Mrs Timn.
,:s i Sosss osSs: one
Doors open at half pssI O'clock: curtain rises at
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WA,nrnaror. Doc. .. Isas.

WAshtNcIoSs DoC y, 1880
By reference to your reporters report, you viii see
that the Conner stock 10 ct very ssd dsprecia
ton 1t Is Of the most curious and peculiar and
ters sting cases that has occurred for many day. We
she'll give you general review Of the whole when
il is brought TO coso--a Charge, and a verdict
There have been but few arrivals today OF members
or strangers Gov Hill il again among us, and promises
that New Hampshire shall tell straight story next
spring.
The gun cotton was tried today at the arsenal, with
the following results =
By musket pendulum
l. % Grs gun cotton r.cOi 90 80 I2S sr'rihe powder
q. 90 81 d Ml2
BY "a pound cannon pendulum
l. Id gun cotton, rscoil 90 SIX lbs Of powder.
\ So "a
SPACE occupied BY gun cotton equal to four times the
space of gunpowder. No change 10 the cannon pendu
I,,m after hc second fire, by the 'hermometsr No
smoke Force Of shot equally decisive, with recotI
IN favor of the cotton powder.
We are indebted for these facts 10 very intelligent
Young chemist employed in the arsenal who has kindly
furnished us the particulars from his notes w.
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD RESOLUTION rail-
road companies have resolved to discontinue the
free passages heretofore enjoyed by members of the lie,
gislsturc Another resolution wll DO received with
great satisfaction is their determination to
discontinue their sunday morning train between
New York and PHILADELPHIA and arer The LIST oil Jsnu
arg next This has long oeen contemplated but various
obstacles have hitherto prevented the dscontnusnee
Nswcrk .adp, Dee.
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General Santa Anna. in which he Expresses the stnosr
AID good fsith with which be pfocaimsd the rsvolu
ton Of the <h Of August and his dssrminaton 10 hinder
the people from being deceivsd and Senores Fsras and
keon required that the forces assembled In the citadel
Tor scandalous riot which would compromise public
tranquility and occasion fatal results to the whole nation,
Finally Senores Fariss and Rejou, and Gen. Joaquin
hapgel proposed in order to avoid the shedding IF
blood that Senor Salss should not retrace his and
lay aside any hostile attitude they would
respective positions until General Santa Anna should be
been received. " " "
vary recent letters from General Santa Anna. addressed
Senior Reon that General Santa Anna himself did not
desire that the evolution Of the 4h August Last should
be departed from in the slightest particular had other
gated by Senior salas should be and that to
avoid evils the latter should return to the national pa
lace. .r..ff -
ssnorss Almonte and Haro and the commsAdantge.
neral Den Pedro Lsmas arranged with the commission
ers 5erra Rcaso and Carers that senior Salas should
suTI alone to the and the 0ros assembled in the
Mexicans Thus promptly has terminated revolution
commenced by the acting president himself in copunc
ton with the rncipl ring:sdsIs Of the ipismou. me
dsunion in order TO plunge the republic into abyss
which wsuld to disappear from the catalogue Of
nadsns For this purpose we have seen that for two
three nights past the perverss melerafe conjunction
with the nonarchsts, have been distributing anopy nous
papers through the streets containing these words Fa
riss and Rejon are the enemies Of religion"
But the nquitous monsrchists and moderstes will not
succeed IN their sinister projects. They win be
founded by the efforts Of all good patriots who are pre-
pared to sacrifice their existence for the good of the
republic, and because General Santa Anna in all good
faith, will prevent the people from being deceived, and
VII effect the triumph Of the popular federal represent
Be on the alert, NIsxicans. The trsi.orous mode
RATES have second time missed their mark but do not
permit yourselves to be deceived be always prepar.
"a to defend tho republic and federation.