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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-01
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1916

islands on the African coast adapted to whey ards
Should this district be incorporated into the Union
wine would become article of export and the region
would Offer most attractive point for German emigran
from the densely populated regions of the Rhine.
chihuahua probably in the possession of General
Wool who moves by the way Of Bexar and Preside,
of Gen Kearney is of the most important inland
mouth Of the Rio GraDde and Guaymas on the Pacific,
being less than 500 miles from each. Chihuahua
contained 20 900 people, and 10000 to i? O00 is
encircled by some Of the richest mines Of silver in all
Mexico among the most celebrated OF which those
of FL Pascal, Baopilas St Eulalia, and Mordos The
last mine discovered by two Indians, in 1926, and
the said to have taken from il, in two months,
raj district would become the most productive in the
world
The troops under Gen Wool will doubtless move
westward to Guaymas city Of 5000 people, which has
been founded since the revolution OF Mexico Here Is
the best port the western coast Of Mexicosuperior
to Acapulco St Bias and Mazatlan and from the
Of winds accessible than other to vessels from
China
McCulloch speaks of this port as "a magnificent har
Dor, and the best in Mexico"
This inlet, Che says) is capable Of accommodating
400 vessels, and is sheltered from all winds by the lofty
hills which surround it, and the island of Paxazos which
forms natural breakwater before its entrance Close
to the pier there five fahoms water" The climate
is healthy, although hot.
The acquisition of this port must be Of the highest
portance, if We are to retain seems probable,
the northern provinces Of Mexico.
Gordon OF ports from Tampco across to San Bias or
Mazatlan, occupying the few passes of the mountains
and few regiments stationed at Matamoras, CamargO,
Monterey, Durango chihuahua, Saltillo Santa Fe and
Guaymas will entirely the thnly populated dis
tricts Of the north from Mexico.
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Army and Naval Intelligence.

From the New Orleans Picayune Oct -
The line steamship Left or was to leave. at late hour
last night, for Brazos Santiago. Major Graham goes
her with dispatches for General Taylor Lieut.. Kear'
ney's company Of Dragons 60 over on her We learn,
too, that of the kentucky regiment who arrived
the Day from Lavacca on Wednesday, seized this OPP
portunity Of reaching Matamoras OF these some are
low in health, but their spirits were superior to bodily
nrmities and they would not lose the opportunity Of
reaching the field Of active service.
We learn from Com. Sloat that the steam schooner
Spifre Capt Tatnal took in supply Of coal at Kings.
ton, and proceeded on her voyage to Chsgres. She
leaked good DEAL however, and We anticipate dreary
We learn from an officer who was at Monterey tho
city, General Ampudia was removed from the command
OF the Mexican army by council Of officers, and that
Gen. Meja was restored thersto. The incapaety of
Ampuda is assigned for this important This in.
telligence fully credited in camp at Monterey
the 9th ns but must be taken with grains Of allow
ance.
Great apprehension is expressed by Com. Sloat
whether the British steamer for Vera Cruz which left
about the 9th instant could survive late gale she
were unfortunately caught in it, The accounts given
do not realize the Commodores description Of the vo
lence of the gale.
The Norfolk Herald of the 2sth ut, contains the
nexed extract Of letter, dated
The John Adams and Falmouth arrived here day be-
mander Carpenter of his officers and return
ed in the John Adams. Each ship has some 20 80
this morning some "a days from chsgres Nothing has
yet been heard from her in the shape of We
expect she will leave here again.
prompttude when he here last will soon send him
TO again. The of the ships in here for
week, and lay here a weekofweeks. The Potomac is
still here; Of her sick ut the hospital and
sick board The number of sick at the Hos
ptal is still large Cases Of fever and dysentary
often fatal ofthe large number Of sick still in the yard
and those residing near it, but few Of the cases con-
sidered very dangerous II Is understood that Com
modore Latimer will be relieved by Captain Fitzhugh in
the command Of the Navy Yard On dit, Lieut. Lynch
expects to be detached from the Yard in few days.
Lieut. Love- who has been for some time at the Hospital
expects to be ordered to the Yard We have not had
regular breeze in this port for the last four five
weeks constant NE and strong winds The return Of
the breezes is locked for with impatient anxiety
by ALL but most earnestly by the sick and those
covering
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SCOTT g. 7HOMpSON'S

C,ITY CASH Whois.ale ard Retail Family Grocery, Tea
York;. g. Scott Co, NO 70 Nassau street. in conse
Of solicitations Of number Of their
cash principle at the above 5s Broadway. They will
SANITY have hand the best of goods the
the upper Of the city Amongst the assortment will be
found the following:
Teas Of the latest mporaons and finest qualities; sugars
ofevery grades Mocha Java Lsspaya and Msrscabo coffee
Irish Scotch yhishey hs Scotch yhLsy 9fhs eeIebra
brown stout Edinburgh and Aoway se new Malaga fruit;
pckes soap; sperm candes oils old Engysh dairy cheese
very large assortment Of imported segar &c &c &c
J,do psle sherry dol e gold and sherry;
East India Madeira Newton, Gordon Murdoch, and
Rs-Yoods ds,vsrsd nee Of o. sas In any g.r q the
sity, anafer sssh enlv. on lnsns
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News from Santa Fe.

tFrom the St. Louis American, Oct -,
To the polite attention of the accommodating clerk
the steamer Archer, in from Weston this morning,
indebted for the following from the army under
the command of Brig. Gen. Kearny
An express arrived at Fort Leavenworth the even
ing of the 7th with Intelligence from Santa Fe to the
18th ult. Brig Gen. Kearney had returned from the
South after very successful tour The inhabitants all
hailed the stars and stripes with joy and Expressed
dissatisfaction but the rich The middle and lower class
es looked upon enK their deverer Orders had been
issued to have the dragons and 100 Of Fischers
mand in readiness to march to California by the 25h of
September, at which time the Mormons expect ted to
arrive Gen. X will command this expedition 10 person
The express met the Mormons under command OF
Lieut. Smith, LIST Dragons, with the ordnance and arti
lery, at the Cimmerone It. Col Thompson with de.
tachment Of dragons at Cottonwood Capt Enos ASST T.
ant quartermastcr, with Lieut. Dyer of ordnance de-
partment, at Council Grove.
By return train of wagons from Bens Fort, which
arrived at Fort Leavenworth the l4h Dr. Sanderson
surgeon to the Mormon battalion writes from the
ing OF the Arkansas that had Lieut. Smith arrived to
take command the MOrmons those people would
have crossed the plans-that they the most lazy
good for nothing set that he had met with"many
them sick sometimes 100 AT once, owing entirely to the
filth and lazy habts-no had died.
Daniel Grab, teamster, belonging to the last train
(Which arrived on the l7th) was shot by Camanche
while hunting at Council Grove-it thought by
cident. The man who shot him, however, made tracks
upon arriving at the settlement, leaving three months
pay behind.
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DIR. FELIX GOURAU1<S

L L n ~ L n IN Vx1 Il ~ i " n i Z ~ . " n
THIS admirable emoent is now. by common consent,
rated No as remedy for blsches piYples pusules
scur eckles sunbu all kinds of pons and
been completely dstanced by this invaluable PREPARATION
the demand for which, within the last months has
creased than 500 and still increasing The
clearness and freshness which its mpars lhe complex
on have rendered it proverbial beaurk Of the skim
aud dressing be considered fnied with
GoUR.aUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
also delicious compound and be used in hard
salt waer and and instantaneous remedy for
the bites Of insects II beauty be- asserted only skin
deep is the important that the thin which
loneliness resides should be kept in its and
actve state Dr. q might ampyying the merits Of his
Italian Medcafed Soap but ne thinks that the number
cates which have been publshed throughout the Union
cost of several thousand dollars to the Doctor from
nsnt Physesns CleTgymen Members Of Congress- Captains
Of ships Officers Of the Army and host of distinguished
frequed the Doctor thinks sufficient convince
not wully blind II there be any SUCH the Doctor
might apply them the language ofscrpure and g"
believe not Moses and the PROPHETS neither would believe
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle positively extrpates and
branch all superfiuous hair.
Gourauds Liquid Rouge will impar the pale cheek and
lip, crimson flush, magnificent that Of the rose.
Gourauds Grecan Hair Dye will change red gray hair
beautiful black.
Gouaud's Lily hte instantly disspates rednesses ushes
and roughness
Beware deception and rememb that it impossible
the genuine proportions of Dr. Gouaud
his depot 81 Walker store FROM Broadway and Of
his
AsENTs-4 Chestnut street, Phadelphia; Boston, A. s.
yordon, Milk street; Lowell Carleton Co.; Worcester
Green u Co.; Pierce. ALBANY rrc
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Captain Ruggles, in commend of detachment Of the
5th infantry, about IT'S men, accompanied by Lieut.
Tyler and Lieut. Gibson, the latter in command Of de-
tachment Of artillery recruits, embarked yeste ray in
the ship Corssr, for Brazos Capt Ruggles was in the
to recruit for his regiment and returns to join the
army.
From the Charleston Mercury, Oct %
The South Carolina left yesterday with detachment
from Fort Moultrie for Point Isabel The detachment
embarked week ago but delay ed by orders from
Washington to await the arrival Of certain supplies OF
clothing Col Gates, we understand, proceeds to New
Orleans by land. The following is list of the officers
Company He ]. SteptOe, 1t. Com. the detachment
H. B. Judd. Lieut.; L. d. WEIGH, do.
Company DE- o. Wyse, Lieut.; <. G Beckwith
do; G. p. Andrews, do
John NJ Cuyler, Assistant Surgeon.
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While General Taylor awaits the orders Of govern
ment Monterey, the other divisions of the American
army making rapid progress in extensive districts of
Mexico--regions Astounding in mines, whey ards and
other productions In which the United States are most
deficient.
The city Of FL Passo, between New Mexico and Chi.
buahus described by Pke Kendall and other travel.
Astounding in wine of superior flavor and great
cheapness-and McCulloch describes tho province Of
Ceahula the only district eu Of Europe, except few
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
IF performed by DR.. UPHAM'S PILE ELECTU

" AIRY, addressed to the Agents in Rochester -
Rochester, Sept. ~, 1886.
Mess. Post Willis-Gents: IL is with ordinary feel
ngs pleasure that enable inform you ofthe
have by the Of Dr. Uphams Vegetable Pile
which have been afflicted. My spfengs have been almost
e n bsre he eom. only
Having been long sud sorely afflicted am induced to
address you, that through you may make known to
friends and neghbors the truly wonderful virtues Of DR. Up
hams Electuary which shall hereafter keep hand
find beneficial in other respects removing obstinate
venes morbid Accommodations in the stomach and bowels
and to pur the bood-hus remouing the Of Piles
when a speedy cure must follow, -
needless add, that previous to obtaining the Elec
bui e benefit should You know case Of msgnan,
Piles refer them residence IN the tswn OF
Gates where shall be pleased give them much par
hcusr information than Am able g n This
" Sold wholesale and retail by the proprieor 1876 Bowe
nv; WYATT Il KETCHAM, lzi Fulton street, New York
Mrs Havs Brookyn Price 81 so lmsrh
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE.
ID W. BYRNES CO, OF Liverpool desrous of in
forming the publ Of the United States that they
New York. the LAT, sth lth 10TH and 18th Of each
month; and the i2h a,d Goth for Philadelphia and the
9Th and goth to Boston, and at stated periods TO Baltmore
also 70 New Orleans during the healthy season. by Of
without DISAPPOINTMENT delay, this being the
and large the trade Liverpool
and having found the importance Of direct Agency the
United for the purpose OF placing within the of
resTDndence with respectable establishments from whom
they for attention. and favor towards their relations
r W. BYRNEs CO. offer many advantage. to pa..en
ton by their ships from Ireland the United Saes they
have invariably vessels duripg he spring from Dublin Cork
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry by which emf
grants saved much trouble andexpense by being shipped
the ports OF the United States to which ships ade from Lii
veTpool, nearly at the direct New York.
+. w. BYRNES& CO. have agents in all the seaport
in Ireland from whence leave for Liverpool
emigrants embarkaon, aud by whom money be
paid that may be required to procure stores sc.
The who act for thCompany the United States
NEW YORK-Mr. Edward Saul, SO South, corner of
BOSTON-Mr. w. r. Mckay, SO Mill street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. c. Craig Co., MARI OF
BALTIMORE-Mr. George Law.
NEW ORLEANS-Nlr. John Toole.
DRAFTS EXCHANGE Drafts fer any amount payable
sight, the Provincial Bank oflreand and all its branches
and also all the principal of England and Scotland
For particulars of terms applyto,
SO South, corner Of Wall ST., New York.
p w. BYRNES u CO.,
m mad Liver
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To TAiIOhS.

vHOSE who wish to acquire rapid knowledge Of Cutting
all the various styles Of garments won at the present
work subject which all the information that
be desired 1t has already met with the most 9nprsce.
Union and to give entire satisfaction to az VIII"
according the bindng also. single sets Of patterns
the various styles Of garments cut 20 order, by r
w. II STINEMETTS,
sio lmsr No Il3 Broadway, New York
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MARITIME ACCOMMODATIONS.

sd rs ~ M
ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
ARRANGEMENTS.
hennces to and Passage from Great Britain and Ireland
by the
BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
POOL PACKETS.
Sailing IRON Liysrpool the LIST and 18th OF month
Also. BY first class American ships (weekly.)
Persons sendeg to the Old Country for their friends can
the Black Ball Old Line Of Liverpool sailing
from Lverpo the LIST and 18th OF every month Also, by
first class ships sailing from that weekly, which
agent Mr. Roche Senior there will see are sent out without
The Black Ball. or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, com
Prise the following magnificent, ships and will sail from Lv
srpoel on the regular appointed days as follows =
EIDELIA, LAT January. ist May. i,t September
S Sb% YhE il lJs June ,ss
SSkESss5iRt March. is Jaly. if is November
SSAaNN9pRkznSMEA - April ssh Aug Isb December
owners the Black Ball Old Line of Liverpool Packets
that passenger agents but X. B. Co. have permiss
from advertise bring out by that line
and tina. they the only regular authorised
we have ali time. for sight for sny amourt
Msssrs Prescott Grote Ames Co. Bankers London which
pad free discount charge whatever all
Wales.
Apply or address By k sfsfr pG shP sSt e
Fulton street, ". Y, next door the Fulton Bank
The ofceof Mr.. Roche. Senr., is at IS Dublin street.
o7rc Liverpool
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

60 closely resembles the real head of hair that sceptcs
- and have pronounced it the perfect
and extraordinary invention Of the day The great advantage
of this novel and unique Wig its being made without
sewing weaving, which appearance closely
resemble the natural har both in ghness and natural
porous and Free thar in all Of preparation
ration and the great evils Of ether wigs avoid
ed The ceptic alike invited
this novel and beautiful Wig and peculiar method OF
ting the he the "a c. BARRY lag Broad
way corner of Liberty street. stars. SIT 1m*mc
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.

NORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-Ths popular rene
Ody will be found the efectual now fer the
cure of coughs colds hoarseness irritation Of the lungs
like many got up merely to s:e the palate
fatal when neglected many testify
who have their happy aud a!sy effects;
whom have reduc the brinof the grave
They promote free and eHpectoratio3 and require
cough that existed.
For sale by 9. COLBY, chemist &C.. ss1 earl Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. o2i lmsr
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA.
q GOD BLACK TEA, 8 cent. perlb:
Every purchaser Of FIVE pound package will have the
advantage though he purchased fifty chests Our object in
large and well earned Pogglsrtyp :. Tsa Dealers
and appreciate good article and wish obtain il
little than half the usual charged for should send
to principal Store New York and China Tea
pany, So Catherine street, New York.
All orders from the country be accompanied by cash
the same all letters paid the goods will be
warded. 80 1msrrc
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
ATIIEDS

cIC
HENRY KAHN, Importers, 50 Nassau street, up stars,
Linear Maiden lane, have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris. and offer for SALE most extensive and
Artificial Flowers lunches, wreat sprigs sarlands &c
Together with compile assortment OF Materials for Ar
fetal Flow the descriptions, and embra
cling ev cry article in this line.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do imitation, ostrich and fancy
Feathers great variety, Of the very richest kinds
lns
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$500
On and after MONDAY gesober u, Isls Trains will
LEAVE BRooKLvr-at O'clock A. NJ boston tran) for
Fmmingdae and ST. Georges Manor.
at9r A. NJ, daily, for Farmingdale and inter-
at i2 o'clock. M. for C3reenport. daily, (sun.
HicksyiIis, and ali stations east Of HicIsviie.
LEAVE GnEENrokrat s A. NJ daily datiou train
for Brooklyn.
atsKP. NJ, lor on tho arrival of the boat from
days,l stopping at St. Georges Manor and
LEAVE FARMINGpALE 6Z A. daily, (except Sundays)
accommodation train, and ia n and 81 P NJ:
train.
freight train win leave Brooklyn e, Greenport With
passenger car attached on Mondays wv ednesdays and Fri
days at 9 A. NJ Returning leave Greenpor al IN o'clock
ON Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays stopping inter
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brooklyn at o'clock A M: for GIeenport Re
leave Greenport ~ p NJ for Brooklyn stopping
FARE To--Bedford, cents; East New York, I2k; Race
." 1875 Totting Course le jamaica Is, Brushville,
Hyde Park III miIes) SIX; Clowsville, (durng the
Of Court SIX; Hampstead 37K; Branch SIX; Garlic
Deer Park So Thonpson &c. Suffolk Station, ST. Lake Road
Station, 81 1874; Medford Station, 81 lsA Ysphank 81 3
St. Georges Manor 81 e2 Riyerhead, 81 6sh; Jsmespor
$ie2h; Maetuck, 81 e2f CuchoSEe 81 e21; s2uthold,
by Boston train, 81 IS.
Stages are readiness arrival of Trains
raj Stations to take passengers very low fares to all parts
Baggage Crates viii be in readiness the foot of Whitehall
street. receive baggage the several rains 30 minutes
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn SIDE -
Dor the arrival of the Boston train from Brooklyn
Brooklyn, Oct. 8, 1876. o9nc
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OFFICIAL VorE IN OHIO FOR GOVERNOR
is given, embracing all but five counties. We
ties and make Mr. Bebb's majority in the State two thou
sand three hundred aud fortyhve The full Official
is4i there is falling of in the vote Of the state Of be-
tween o5 900 and 10000 The falling on 10 the heaviest
on the Reserve. little over three hundred end
twelve thousand votes were pollsd for President
in 1874; and the vote Of ls<o viii not go over
two hundred and forty thousand The wings OF
Ohio have accomplished what is rarely done they have
achieved avictory with small vote The Liberty vote
will not be as high as we anticipated u VIII DC pn NJ
Liberty vote was that being the highest given boz
fore this year The result Of this election VII S
y disappoipt the leaders Of the Liberty parry " "ey
had anticipated vote OF 700 OF WoVV
LATE ppo,, GuApALoupE, ST.. THOMAS AND TURKS
Isr'ANn Brig DR. Hitchcock, Capt. Cole, arrived
a hs mort brings dates from Guadaloupe to the
49, =, Thmas 70 the slh and Turks Island to the 10th
~ cole states that the Collector Of the port OF
, Tina requested him to make known to masters
moua. boupd TO the leland of Gusdaloupe that here
.ar;t will be necessary for them to have their mani
tests regularly made out as insy you'd Dc ON
struced TO every vessel found without regular
manifest Of her cargo the sum Of 1900 francs Captain
cole states that the Islands were well supplied with
er;can produce He was also informed that the crops
had been injured by the late gales Savannah
Republican, Oct 90
SUPREME CouRT-ExAMNATIoN OF ATTORNEYS
AND Consciously esterday being the second
Thursday in the term, the Court appointed the following
Qrees Of counsellor and attorney, wiz
For Counselors.-James r.. Lawrence Of syracuse;
David Dudley Field. Esq, of New York; T. Fitch smith,
Esq, Of Geneva. 4.
The candidates for attorney examined in two d.
Visions -, IA.
Committee for first division of atorneys-samuei se-
vens ESQ, Of Albany; Henry weles Esq o. rem IAN;
- sherwo God, Esq. Of Auburn Commnee icr ~
copd division Of attorneys-J w GILBERT Esq, OIL no
chester, r. p Marvin, Esq, Of Chauauqus; James Bow
Ths committees will report the going IN Of the
Court, ct 10 o'clock this msrmng'-Aoeaess0 o""'ss"
2oA.
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TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATIONS.
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.

- ~ gE1
HEsE Roads. with the estem and Atlantic hailroad
OF the State OF Georgia, form continuous line from Sa-
ysnnah TO 0othcsloga, Georgia Of 81 miles, viz -
Savannah g Macon. Central RailIoad 100 miles
Atlantis 70 Ooihcaloga. Western Atlantic 50
Goods wiz be carried from Savannah to Atlanta and Doth
caloga, at the following rates, viz:
On WEIGHT Goods To IT To Doth
Sugar, Coffee Liquor Baggng, Rope, tanta. caloga
Butter Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns Copper. Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Hollow Ware
Flour Mee, Bacon in in cash. or bc;:," ""
PORK, Beef, Fish, Lard. Tallow, Bees
wax, Mill Gearing Pig Iron and Grind
on MrAsunKmEsr Gooos WON
Boxes Of Hats, Bonnets and Furniture,
Boxes s aaSif Ha' Of Dry Goods. s:ddey
Glass, Paints, Drugs and Confection-
cry, per cuoc 20 20 p. l0e lbs. -
Molssses and Oil, per hid. smaller
floughs, dargel Cultivstors, Com Shell.
lers, and Straw Cutters each ........Sl25 81 50
foughs, small and Whe elbarrows. =. 80 so 81 o5
sait per Liverpool Sack, .........$o 80 rs
PASSAGE.
hayannah to Atlanta. ......... $40 90
children under IL years of age, half price.
Savannah TO Macon, 81 90
free of Commission.
GO Freight may be paid at Savannah, Atlanta or Doth
caloga. +. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, T.. r. Il.
SAVANNAH. August IS. 1876. ais 2msnc