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HOLIDAY HERALD.
NOTICE TO THE oRLD.
The illustrated History of the Mex.
lean War.

We desire to inform our patrons and readers
that we are now preparing to publish grand
Pictorial Herald for the Holidays, the like Of
which has never been seen in this country 1t
will contain the labors Of twenty-three artists in
the United States, which includes California and
part of Mexico.
In addition to illustrations on miscellaneous
Subjects will contain all the Mexican engravings
that we have published in the daily Herald from
time to time, and will form complete and graphic
pictorial history of the present war with Mexico,
up to the day of publication. The engravings are
in the first style ofarf, a specimen Of which we
gave in yesterdays Herald.
This beautiful sheet will be ready about the
10th inst, printed on good paper, and will be
delivered at 81 cents each. Agents can be sup
Piled at s. per hundred copies; they will please
send in their orders soon possible.
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NEWS IRON TKxAS.

From the New Orleans Bulletin, Dec. IL
The beetroot, sweet potato and yam grown with
great facility in Texas.
German emigrants arriving at Galveston in
siderable numbers The brig John Dethard, from Bre-
men, brought out 90.
The Galveston Nevs comes out in strong article
claiming all that portion Of New Mexico lying this side
of the Rio Grande, including Santa Fe, as part Of
Texas, and subject 20 her sovereign jurisdiction Tho
Nous consequently views Cen Kearneys proclamation
declaring the whole department Of New Mexico annexed
to the United States, under the Of New Mexico
effort to mutiate and dismember Texas Il protests
against such action the discrimination Of Texas
maintain the integrity Of ts territory and says that
II the United States wishes 10 organize territorial gov
ernments this side Of the Del Nore, Texas will insist
upon full and satisfactory equivalent II these be
tments OF the people Of Texas sha probably have
y, growing out Of the acquisition Of New Mexico.
aThe Austin NeD Era says:-Lstely, there have
been dep edations committed BY hs IndonS often
two three nights in each weak. Horses have been
stolen with erfect impus ity from citizens and
others, that either worth stealing, too
ming be caught have been found dead within sight of
the city, having been shot with speared TO
death by the indiana perhaps In broad daylight
There is family living in jasper county, Texas, by
the name Of Hickman, counting three members Mr.
Hickman and ife and her father and these three weigh
the little sumVf thousand pounds, Mrs. H. weigh
ing four hundred and tho gentlemen three hundr ell
each. The married pair without children, else this
world might be peopled with giants
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important information that these terms were dictated by
General Taylor himself and that tho commissioners only
obeyed his instructions. Hore 10 the extract =
81 have not time to send you copy Of the treaty
Of capitulaton but will leave for Austin in few days
and bring q copy with me for publication.
81 did not at the time do still like the terms, but
acted as one OF the together with General
Worth and Colonel Davis to out General Taylors
instructions We ought and could have made them sur.
render at discretion and said to General Taylor but
he and all the regular officers content with the
terms fixed upon, and shall not condemn them Gen.
eral Taylor first instructed demand surrender Of
the city Notifications all their arms, and all other public
property and that the officers and should be per-
mitted to retire without PAROLE Ito which readily as
sented in my own mind but the Mexicans declined,
rather begged General Taylor to their honor by
allowing them to carry off their arms and he finally
agreed to do SO, and instructed us accordingly"
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THE ARMIsTiCE.

From the N. o. Delta, Dec.
10 fact notorious in ITSELF that the terms Of the
msics at Monterey have bean the subject OF very gene
raj discussion have contended that the surrender
should have been unconditonalo that they have
been dictated by wisdom and humanity. The Houston
Telegraph Tor instance inclines throw the response
bity Of the tsrms Of equalization upon the three com
mis<ioners, excnsing General Taylor upon the ground
that he compelled to sanction them while he
d'ssssishsd with the terms The Austin Democrat rid
eucs ssch an apology, making the authority Of the
commandcr-inchief Inferior to subordinate officers The
editor OF the Demscrst then gives the following extract
OF letter from General hsndersonto himself, dated
Monterey, octobsr q whch, ior ths ar time gives the
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Varlef1es.

No PoLIrIcs IN BATTLE Major Van Buren,, of the
of Monterey. John C. Cahoun's is aid to Maj Gen
Gaines Henry Clays son is Lieut. Col Of regiment OF
kentucky vounteers Daniel We6s'ers son Is captain n
John j. Critiendens son is captain in the new regiment
of mounted rifemen.
They have had terrible time in Petersham all about
pel The bell upon the Universalist church was sold
to pay the minister's salary Tho purchaser was obliged
to go Barre for help TO take il down When he re-
the lightning rod II was lowered down. and
It down, than II attached on writ Of Iepevin
with ptchorks and other deadly weapons. and led on by
ajustice Of the peecc A fire engine was also brought
Thus the motter rested al the last advcesBcon Wing
The Wisconsin Convention have rejected motion to
abolish capital punishment by a vote OF 81 to 81
The evidence in the Pons case closed at Philsde
phia day before yesterday and the court adjourned to
Several presentations ofswords &c. took place at Phi
lsdelphia on Tuesday evening Among others, Mayor
Swift behalf OF the citizens OF Locust ward, presen
ted each Of the volunteers from that ward with re
volver
letter written at Toledo Ohio says ths warehouses
in every direction absolutely gorged with wheat and
corn but the prices Of transportation have been so enor
NOUS that the high prices east would scarcely jus
tify forwarding and even whom willing to pay the
freghts the of transporting insufficient 10
send forward fourth part Of the grain on hand"
James Taylor, Of Penn Van, Yates county has taken
gate being the first the field Of all asprants for ONCE
under the new constitution
George g. G. Dow ct al have recovered SlOoo from The
owners OF the iron steamboat Bangor which was burned
last year in PenoLscot Bay-i being for damages for
goods destroyed board the boat at that time The
plaintiffs that the goods burned In conse
quence Of neglect the part Of the owners-the boat
not being 81 ppiei with FIRE engine, required by law
and they say the wood work of the deck having been
in dangerous proximity to the boilers Ksnnebee Journal
High praise il due the borough Of Potsville, Pa for
the LIBERAL conduct Of its citizens In relation 10 the voun
teers while the company mastering they collect
ed nearly $4,000.
C. r. Pelham Esq has been elected Professor Of Ro-
man Literature In the South Carolina College, In the
place Of DR. VIM Hooper, resigned
The provision crops in the interior OF Florida, az we
learn from the Paatka Banner have turned out remark
ably well
NAvIeATroS-The .argm Of Tuesday says, the
weather was winry yesterday morning, and there was
much floating ice In the river AT the wind chang
ed TO sW tut without very sensbly changing the
temperature The steamboats, from New York yester-
day morning returned-the Knickerbocksr az A.
NJ, and the North America at ?. NJ The temperature,
how eyei, last evening was quite mild sgan.
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DIFFERENCE oY LoSorrupx.--If the delivery Of the
Presidents Message was commenced at II o'clock NJ.
there and at the moment the Transmission Of BY
telegraph had been commenced. (providng that there
a continued communication by the wires between
Washington and this cty) should have been able to
receive through that channel the first words Of about
2as minutes before II, nearly half an hour before
the time appointed for the reading o. strange AZ
may Il 10 true, and the key 20 solve the mystery %
the difference Of time occasoned by difference OF ong
tude Boston Transcript
Among the articles landed al Norwich CT, during the
month OF November Asia barrels Of Hour $40 bags
meal aal do buckwheai; 22s5 bushels corni PAS. DO
oats ilio bales cotoa 5so DO. wosl and 2s de- rags
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rs IL & rs

GEOk0E Nc bhlpE, Sr., hss re- moved ms om.e 90 no.
small persons residing any OF Ireland IA the
and his predecessor busne have done for
thirty also psro England or
Scotland.
Money RENTED BY letter. postpaid the subscriber.
personally deposited with him. with the OF the
or persons in ireland England otlsnd whom It il 70
and will be Immediately transmit
ted and paid aeeordns and receipt TO that effect given
OF forwarded 10 the sender. nN lmsr
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Our Southern Relations.
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE.
m tho Naw Orlapua Dolto Daf

From the New Orleans Delta, Dec I'll
MoNrERrY, Mexico, Nov Z, 1851 sent you some in.
formation my last in relation to the operation Of the
Mexican army which turns out to be partially untrue
which sve' the The ere
from the city Of Mexico to the 23d and San Luis Poos
to the Goth ult.
the utmost confusion difficulty and characterization per-
vadpg the whole community and the persons possessing
property c0ncealing and themselves, particularly the
foreigners The lover clss Of the community are plum
dering every thing that comes within their reach.
Santa Anna has about 20 600 troops under his
command He is strainDg every nerve to fertility San
Taylor He also forcing loans from the capitalists OF
the country and has declared his intention take
he may want for the use of his army, wherever he
finds it, without regard to persons circumstance.
General Ampudia together with all the other officers OF
the Mexican army who defeated at this place.
cept Generals Mejia and Garcia Conde-the latter of
whom is sick at Saltllohave been placed undcr
By Santa Anna.
The Governor of the department of San Luis Poto has
of Mexico attempts III, any obstacles in the Of
Santa Annals operations that said department will invest
e% vim Tha % make m
All the troops have been ordered from Tampico 10 San
Luis Potos end there also acquisitions made upon the
which, when filed up will make about 40 600 troops
We have a report here, which comes from the Next
at salhllo that part Of feet driven way
Gen Wool arrived at Monclova on Wednesday, the
18th ut with 500 men, The Project and Alcalde with
civil escort met him some distance from the town, and
requested 10 know his intention He replied that 1t
his purpose TO nure the property Of the
Inhabitants II there resistance made. General
Wool then marched into the town with only his escort
The course Gen Wool has marched since he Left San
Antonio, indicates clearly that he 10 coming this drec-
ton.
from here for Tampco about the FIRST Of December per-
haps few days earlier. Gen. Worth will be met
route by Gen. Patterson with his division probably at
w Lnares.
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breach Of promise case has been for some tine en-
rial In Bristol r. T. Hannah w. Glsdding sued Berja
min Bosworth, claiming damages to her feelings a
a. 600. The jury gave her f96l.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
L. iSL-dND ELECTROMAGNETIC RR.dN CEMENT
- e.

- e4e4 al G.
Q" ana '''sF MONDAY 3s i|o n ss' Trains viii
LEAVE BRooxLrN-at o'clock A. M. {Boston tran) for
sSsrssnpoIs, daily 1 except sgnssysl stopping at
asf A. A., daily, FOR FImingdals and inter
s.ia oel oie' H. for erseupor, daily, Sun
HicksyiIle, and all stations east of Hicksv lie.
vr at M daily sslaS rsr
s.,ss the . s Ss1 q .: q: boat
fS:yn,l Il pp.aE at b. GEORGES Manor and
accommodate train, and IL II. and 5X r M.
n, for Brooklyn. or on the arrival 0fBc;ioa
fteigh, train win leave Brooklyn for Crsenport with
passenger car attached Mondays, Wednesdays and
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturdays stopping
SUNDAY TRAINS.
hereafter run TO Tomp:on Station leave Brooklyn at
Tor Thompson and intermediate places commencing
snn1ssf tSesA returning leave Thompson at
Ign for Jsm.es i a and n ama'o ~ leave Brook
, FARE To-Bedford, cents; East New Ysrkt ~; Ras
Ss i IA x. ..s
4SaSl:ss g. ss. s.ss kssS
e Gsorcss MANOR 81 s2k Rysrhead q ssN Jsms.po
q ri GTssnpoH decentralization frain 81 81 6rsenpor
n. Satons to take passengers low fares, all
Bsggage Crates will be in foot Whitehall
seet 70 receive baggage the several ains 80 minutes
before the hour Of salting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat leaves Greenpor for Sag Har
Brooklyn, Oct 8, 1876 ire
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
PACKET2


These shps good rubstantsl vessels ably commanded
and will sa punctualy their regular days Their
modations good and will be
paid promote their comfort. The ptains viii
be responsible for packages by them
upless bills Of lAding signed therefor.
W6ODHULL MINTURN,
" South street, New York,
oaife REID q MURRAY. 0lharoM.
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AFFAIRS AT MONTEREY, ETC.


MONTEREY, Mexico Nov. IA 1916.
The armistce is at end the troops again on the
march, and every thing is assuming the appearance Of
forward move
The departure Of Cen Taylor for Salllo was delayed
one day by the arrival of bearer of dispatches He left
yesterday, taking four companies Of dragons, under
Lieut. Col May, his escort. Gen. Worth marched 81
the Same time with Duncans artillery tho artillery bat
talon under Lieut. Col Chds 9Th Infantry, Major Scott
and the sh Capt Scriven and Blanchards company OF
Louisiana volunteers.
Gen Taylor will be back here in few days and is
presumed will with large portion OF the
force here in the direction Of Tampico via Lnares and
Victoria. He will be joined on the way by Major Gen.
Patterson with large portion Of the volunteer who
have remained in depot up to this tme-one portion
marching from Camargo, from Matamoras, and a
third going by from Point Isabel What little regular
force have is in fine conditonchills and fsvsrs hav'
ing almost disappeared and the wounded being rapidly
on the mend.
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Olinda's Company Of U. 8. volunteers. Owing to the
carly hour ut which the boat started several Of the
pany were unable to leave and remained designing
follow their comrades to-day Capt Van Olinda himself
remained partly understand to complete arrange
ments for the departure Of his corps and partly with the
view of aiding in the embarkaon Of about one hundred
y4un,eers VINO are enPec..a .o ~ hoS .h host
Inc voun.sers VII e'c Cs c o ,d tho Wan
~ 'ne neP1 .i ;. Emp ' TSere' wa. Ior9a
n.neas - ;,;.an . srasant 80 ;trsss Vbs;r embarka
tionevincng the interest felt in their welfare. The u
s. volunteers embody the flower Of our Dung men, and
carry with them the best wishes of all short and
honorable Campaign we trust awaits them.
An election for officers YVES held by the company pre-.
yous to their departure and the following gentlemen
were chosen:-Csptain A. Van Olinda; LIST Lieut. Chas
Caoyher 40 Add;son Ear eddit ional ID
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JACKETS FOR HAVKE-SECOND Ii

They all of the class ably commanded, and with
accommodations ample and comodious The price Of
SAKE cabin Sl0O of and liquors.
Apply to BOYD HlNCKEN,
Agents, NO. . Tont inc Buildings,
No. SO Wall street.
Goods the for forwarding will be subject
other than the expenses actually paid au2l IN
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Tahleqush, Nov. IL, lsto. }
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CITY ITEMS.


nr.rH BY CoxGEsTIoS OF THE BRAIs.-An IN
-, rrs. held on the body of Marcus Chamberlain,
nst;ye Of Morrstown n aged 10 Yeas an appfenece
- Mr. o. Huntington, Jeweer, No. 1S9 GreenVlchsI
here he found dead in his bed yestcroe!
yerdie,--death by congestion Of the brain
DEATH BY DRowSIyG-Tbe Coroner was called
. ho,d nm ;,ouess on the body of James HIhker Capt
~ the soop Peter K Vea:ean who was found moaning
In the North River the foot OF Jsy-st yesterday
,norn;ng From the evidence adduccd before the Coro
ny II appeared that for about week past the deceased
RAD bcrr laboYing under mental arrangement and had
probably jumped overheard from MS vessel Verdict
death BY drowning
pocxEr PicKED.-A person by the name OF Danl
Eiley while .sking one Of the seats OF The
Battery st Saturday evening had MS pocket picked Of
sl95 Consisting OF 800 in gold coin and s95 in bank
bills
THEFT OF SILVER WHARF.-THE house OF Mrs
Julia A. Lamont No 65 Monroe-st entered on Ssur
day evening and robbed OF quantity OF silver ware and
several valuable shawls.
ARREST OF DEsERTER-Thornas Holden, a
deserter from to L 8 brig Washington was arrested
IN the city last evening and taken board By officer
Wanderers .. the I'd Ward
ArTEMpT 10 PICK A PocKET.-Oficer Crosett Of
the Sd Ward last evening arrested George Williams for
attempting to pick the pockes OF Thomas Harnes OF No
nation.
THEFT OF CoAT.--A female named Ann hre ~
This morning entered the rooni OF James Bogcr NO ~
Crosbyst during his absence and stole valuable coat
She caught in the and locked up 10 ~
the offence
Acc1nryr-A person named George Batnam'
yos Iss, evening Found in state OF ntoxcaion Win one
ofhis leg. iron3cd between planks ana apparently
broken. He sent home IN MS cs'fiuso'
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In tar Steamship Gred, Iestrn from Lirepooi--Mrs.
Connally fumy and servant Miss Hart Mr. Caylas lady
servant and child Mr. Tiffany lady family and servant
Mr. Thompson lady and child. Misses Rankin. Mr. Graves
and lady Miss Watson. Messrs Smith, p Smith. r. Gill
iespie, Lurman Trcwet, lotteries Osborne and lady,
Brady Diddier Miss Smith Messrs. S,ranges Mccall, Z.
King Kruger und lady, }, H. Connah Gavelot Shulton
Sen. Shul,on Jr, Trovost, Storrow, Dr. Ogilby, Mr..
Cheney Baron de Schroeder Messrs. Nelson Lceen A.
H. Ward Van dc Huvet Labatc, Record. Ahrenfcdt 7.
May and lady a, Altman P0uchct Gibson Perrin, ENal,
Sultheimur Miss Sultheimur Mcssrs. Mckowcn Berry,
Huntinton, Haslctt Moore and lady, Guard f Tilt
man. Lecch Miss Kenny Mcssrs ]. smith, j. sylvester
Hobcrstf II, Greenway Sen. aud lady, Aub. Mrs. Smith
Miss knowor, Mr.. Grecnway. Jr, and lady, Mr.. Gilman
Lehmaier, Miss Slendhsl Mcssrs Carter, c. L. Case
Kepiing Nelson T. Scott C. D. Hascn Mociavish, Hen
rick, Thatch : Rulon, J Rulon, c. Jemenser, J VIOLA
Fassett Kcl Warnock, Baker, Powell, D. Tcrranhc Sto
VIM Quincy Hugh Kelly Quicker, Jas. Taylor Collins
Taylor 5. Brooks Sen, j. Brooks, Jun. Lcsarc, Beck
Dr. Hill DR. Rhand, Messrs. Hoffman T. Lockhart and
lady, w Taylor Edwards lbbotson, Dr. Bartlett and la
dy Messrs. Slater, sheean Morewood, Davidson,
James w Kohn. Miss Kowan-l2S
In sesr Napoleon, from Sagad Ia Grande-WmH Brown
American Consul at Sagua Ia Grande.
Il, brig Matilda from Belize, Ron-Nr Dorkendot Key
MFR Reed
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BUTTONS, nv

IL ec-Th. subscriber has hand, Of hs own rpora-
uon and Offer for sale by the package in lots 10 itdea
rs Braces and Bits Curry Combs Fire lions, Carolina
Hoes Gas, Butts Frsme Pu!Iey- Tea Kettles, Norfolk
Laches, Iron ond Brass Caadles!cAs. spurs Bed hsys
Cork Screws. Copper Scales Powder Flasks, Fowlng
Guns Percussion Caps Stair Rods Iron, Plated and Ger
Silver Spoons Tea Trays and Waters, Rim, Pad,
Trunk Till Locks Susp-uder Stock Pant Vest Shoe,
Hat and Cap Buckles and Slides Pocket Book Locks and
Pins Skin Bag Frames, Steel and Brass Bag Locks,
backgammon Boards. Mathematical Instruments, Tape
Measures Table Mats ThIA5les Tooth Brushes, Beads
and Snaps Purses, Steel and Gli Watch Chains and
KEYS Needles Waist BUCKLES, Eyeliis, Tweezers, Pearl,
Steel and Paper Buttons, white brown coored and mixed
Irvine.
An extensive variety Of Plane Irons and other Edge
Tools, &C &C. ROBERT y. FOSIEIt,
IVES 3s&-.l mo SIX ayvi.Th Is Coolest tup--airs
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OFFICIAL .
LIST OF LETTERS.
ADVERTISED ~ TIE TRIBUNE BY SPECIAL Arrorsrx

sls And be Il farti<r enaeted,
And all advertisements made unde. The orders Of he Post
n1sserGenersl, in newspaper newspapers, O: erers
urcaec FOR N Pos, Oce shall os inserted in The paper
or papers OF the town place where he otce advertising
may be situated, hCsrng Tic largest circulation.
iseT Pos: Office Lac, pas,,d Earci 3, 1915
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL EASSAY, Secretary.
MISTuRS PosT, VI D. Physician, 5ci Broadway arl
T IFE INSURANCE.-The New-EugIand Mutual
Life Insurance Company vi Boston will receive appca-
lions for Life Insurance Al 10 Wall-sc
DIRECTORS.
Willard Philips, George Il Kuhn, Peter Wainwrg hi.
William Parsons, James Read, William w Stone,
Francis c. Lowell, Robert Hooper, Thomas A Dexter,
Roper. 3. Forbes Charles P. Curtis, Ous Tufts
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President.
JONATHAN AMogy. Secretary.
JOIN c. CHEEsMAN " D. Medical Examine New York.
Forms Of application for insurance and al necessary il
formation viii be furnished o. the subscriber, his oce,
No. Is Wel-s- New YORK
ilG JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Ship John X Skiddy Luce, Liverpool, Robt Kermit.
Bark May Flower. Hitchcock, Antwerp E D Hurlbu
i Co; Caluto Higgins Wilmington; Peter Denill, Lock
man. Savannah 4 NJ Durrc.
Brig Exact Baxter Savannah, Srrges Chairman 20
Brig Pocahontss, Gray, Bangor.
schr VIM Spraguc Ring Cumberland, Ms, Burnhanl
s De Wolf; Manchester, Nautilus Richmond Sterling
Holmes, Windsor, Ms. Thos Winniett
Barge Middlcsex, Wilcox, Philad,