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PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1874

ihiLADELfHIA, NoVemuer 10, 1881.
Death of Lieut.. Dr. p Young-Escope of Santa .qnna-
Shocking Murder, &C., &c.
The dispatches from the South to-day burthened
with melancholy news to many family circle In this
city Lieut. Montgomery P Young, ofthis city, attached
to Company g, Capt. Morehead, OF the first Pennsyl
vania Is reported to have died at Puebla
GENTLY and it is presumed has fallen victim to the
healthy climate Of Mexico. As law reporter of the
Public Ledger, he was extensively known, and in 81
the relations of life, universally esteemed widow
and an only left to mourn this calamity, to-
has caused expression OF sympathy from all who
terms of intimacy with hin. And his friends In this
city almost innumerable.
Another exciting topic brought from the same quar-
having embarked on board English steamer at Tam.
pico. This, though believed at Tsmpico, appears to
have been doubted at Vera Cruz Should It prove true.
what becomes o. the neutrality OF England In meddng
We are indebted friend from Doylsstown for the
following particulars On the morning Of Tuesday last
the dead body Of female, between 25 and 80 years
taken from the Delaware Division Of the canal
at Port Pleasant. On examination, various marks O
violence found upon her person There was a Sc
bruse the head another the back part of thu
head and neck the neck broken and there also
wound in the side, as II inflicted by kick from per
who square TODD boot. Her dress quite
genteel She had In her pocket fine linen handker.
chief silver thimbls pair OF scissors and half dollar
SINE Of her clothing marked with the letters r
She not recognized by In the neghbor
hood coroner's inquest held, and verdict
dered In accordance with these facts Our informs
committed either above or below the canal that the
body borne along far Port Pleasant in canal
BOAT and then thrown overheard. The affair had
created the greatest excitement.
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AddIs:: t. b. BdRsBHYSE General Agent lu.cprie,or
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dental. Addre,s box 1905 oss8 Post 0fice nil at.rc
AL nsa and S 1 S%Sh, s s :: S
for the business and excellent Of custom
w dispoe Of the establishment reasonable cash
WI dtyoies Ii. entire time to the q pr sa,s
Nervous end Constitutional deblity.-Ihis affection AID
youth, inducing emission. AND u,mas en,y.
restoring Re stem ~ 70 healthy oSe sS einatrr rs or
ginal vig,r Aperiect cure gporant-ed nl9 ltsre
e. 81 Ks e.. %
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eases Of this ease; and mild cases cured in wo days
stricuIe-D Cooper hes dac9vsred new method BY which
.S w lonsS, sa % ny habit %
Of the limb. and small The back, eoafasioa Of
. chsrrs. No m.IeuIv used. nis m.ro
MEDICAL CARD-i he members Of the New YORK Col
na. e es ssyosa ts usdyids5 !. private d !.
: .n rn s cure iG% 5nGis
or conhnsneot from busin,ss dhs eons9p m
dersie and cure guaranteed.
HB-Paents residing IN the country can as,n
ss' medicines by 'SsI'it & ya.
OYs4hkEaARHs q RR$fffSh$ zsfss
a EAst those A's u sy % wa s
srsa r. ,ha he nav be coEsultrd his private dwelling So
Greenwich street between the hours Of TO- H. A. M and
oP Also 10 observe that besides geet structure, and
the various compcste disorders entled these part, by
me 10 he sufferer such Weakness and irtsby Of the
q as TkpS ss
BLADDER; GRAVEL and tho,c various Urinary Anse
lions by post may sddesseJ Box Lower Post Once.
and wifi the faithful deliberate attention.
nlaitsre
Da LAMENT Is .fill 70 be fOuadst his Id Once 50 Gold
ed s those unhappy victims Of malpractice 10 every dis
ease pliybte The Doctors treatment the
already successfully practissd by HIM
OF Europe. Structures, Nervous DEBILITY
the consequent result findiacreet Indulgence in ycuhnoe
una emissions her with recent casss speedily and e
ecuay cured All letters post paid enclosing fee PROMPT
attended H. Office, So Gold street uI9 ltsm
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
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Domestic lynp0rtauons.

sAyANSAH-Brig Cliuton-2u cks rice BuckIire-3o do
Hill (iowdy-5O do 0o0dhue co-56 Be ceau Bonguet-
2ot bales ton 4 A Sueider-l2s do Brigham x Fay7s
&RR Graves-e7 Ca.hsIt Brigham .2E bags rice fonr
Lane 4 Msnsum-20l do w Alton-l00 Emspue-2o ids
i W Field & coz bxs N Weed-i box " g. aham-l
Holt-2 bb Taylor Ketch- do A Foller-2 bbls boz
Gorham
CHAELEsToN-Ship sutton-3s erces rice tever,sh.
* Mann- 30 bales cotton SpooId & Tcston-62 do Drake
Miils-haf pipe brandy Akins-9o uerces bxs mdse
To nrde
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BALTIMORE, Nov. is, ls47.
Birch's Trial Re-commsnced-Mr Clays Speech and
Resolutions-Herx and Sipori, &c.
The trial Of Birch for conspiracy to dsfsud the Me-
caanics' Bank, was recommended yesterday, q jury
having been obtained after struggle of two days. 1t
is thought that the jury will also be unable to
agree.
Mr. Clsys speech and resolutions continue to absorb
public attention, and II they will have no other effect,
have set the people to thinking and calculating what
to be the objects results and costs Of the The old
wings the peace parties the territory men, and the
Wiimot proviso men, hail his resolutions Win delight
and predict that the sober second thought Of the peo-
pie will come to them before election day The frag
mentary position ofthe Calhounites In this city also
dict that their Southern allies will join Mr. Clay, and
that the great Southern leader will make msve in
codance with them at the opening Of the session They
thus calculate with the aid Of the Wilmot provso
to have large majority in the House, and probably
majority In the Senate.
The resolutions Of Mr. Clay published in the Lex
iugton Observer received here last night and
almost word for word with those received by telegraph
by the Herald The Is perfect In every line In
your telegrsphic account
Sivori and Herr have arrived in Baltimore, and give
grand concert to- night at the Tyre Building.
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Isassenge sailed.

Passengers Arrived.
CsARLEsroS--Ship CoIanbia--Ars Hurst and two chill
dreu-i in the stecrsge.
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MARITIME HERALD.

MARTINI III e RAID
Port of New York, November I'D, 1877.
SUN RisEs... 80. $50 NOON sETs..' 30
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FUfcA4Hb HlhIOfthuutse
ST PErEnsDuRo-B.Ik st AndIew,lch casks bristlss
Kksso bids iron Phelps Dodge co-zoo do $50 bales flax
oordeI
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TNR LAMET Is still to be foundst his Old Once 81 Gold
~ srectnea Fuon where bo canbe corGdentally consult
ed by s those unhappy victims Of malpractice 10 every d
of private The Doctors treatment Is the
ercura system already successfully practised by HIM
the continent OF Europe Structures, Nervous DEBILITY
the result Of indisccct Indulgence in younoe
una emissions together with recent cases speedily and ef
ectually cured letters post paid enclosing fee PROMPT
vaftepled IN Office, 81 Gold street. Mig ltsm
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IEk .Pa!LADELPHIA AND HAVANA LINE
sing packet bark ELIZ ABErH j.. Captain John
0savhcr will positively sail Saturday 20h inst. at
PM Passengers from New York arriving this city by the
mail train that cay will be in time the vessel will be
having very superior accommodations, apply to
JOAN FOHL x SON,
niQ2f South Wbarves. Phlladelpha.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Steamship Washington, Southampton; ships Comslis,
CroY Constellation, Apalachcola bsrks Vernon Savanna
Potomac, RIO Janero Pilgrim, Mobile.
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IER- STRANDED SHIP FOR SALE.-DUMONT
H0sACK viii sell At The MsI ere, an Echange
ark GATH NESSHtRE. as it lies stranded Duck Bar
lockaway Shoals Long Island The bark built in Ri
kebscto 1919; is 800 registers coppered with heavy
ellow metal about six months sgo was stout and
# The Bark lies stripped her lower heads
nd had about feet her hid when u heard from
hull with all apps thereto will only be sold
D. On Saturday the 2otb u November at II o'clock in
Of Store No lis Wall the Sails rigging ancho
hans and other appurenances belonging to said Bark will
lie soil. Ma 2tsr
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(HAHLEs FULLER. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in J.
~ Jennines New Patent Premium Safety Gas Lamps end
Patent rhosre9s Gas for bqninr in the si%e Also CEN
sanpoles ETC. Also Campfire Spirit 9ss, Oil and Wieks
10 QreenwlcA ST. between Chsmesf Aad wnrsn'
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HEk NOTlCE.-Packet Ship HUDSON, from New
9&\ Orleans schargrg the foot Of Rutgers
will peese attend to the receipt Of their
oOdg IN led, ate without further notice.
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AA FURNISHED APAKrMENTs for gentle%en.
Hs without board, in quiet private family, where there
no other dodgers. Apply at 81 Liberty street
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- TO LET-A story cottsge house, suitable
~! for genteel family, situated in 4oth street, between
,Iemises Of W.K FENDLETON.
nj
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Of a colonel Although did not consider myself at
any time under any circuusa under the orders
OF Com Stockton yet so large portion Of my CON-
mand was composed OF sailors and marines, felt IL
my duty all important subjects to consult his Wishes
and 10 far as could consistently do So to comply with
them.
IA second portion Of the question read by the
A IIs was considered by me AZ the commander.in-
chief In California, until he had, Of his accord on
the 29th OF December turned over portion Of that
Judge Advocate reads the question In continuation
And under what order or authority did you recognize
A. believe the authority under which Com Stockton
exercised the functions Of claimed BY him
the right Of conquest he considered It, Of Cafor
mia In the month Of August.
tQusstion cad through TO end
Com stocton 10 his letter to Of tho 18th Of jan
cd from command Of the troops In this places mean
ing Los Angeles The troops at that place that
The Judge advocate asked II that letter Of the 18th
had been rad. Gen replied It had The Judge Ad-
did not rsccollect &C. After some conversation
the witness went on The troops at that place were
the sailors and marines, small detachment Of volun
tees and about 90 dragoops the dragons under the
commsnd Of Captain Turner'S besides the battalion Of
California volunteers under the command Of Lieut. Col
fremont. The word suspended, used In Com Stock
tops letter to considered applicable his sailors
aad marines and accordingly up the command Of
The President thought the whole question had not
nsth answered The Judge Advocate thought II had
been Major Graham asked that the question be read
sgan. Ins Judge Advocate began the reading Major
Graham thought that that was the point dd ron re-
eognise Com stockton Of the lana forces %
Gen. kesrny thought tn. whole question had BEEN
answered fully. ~ "
By the CouRr Did Com Stockton attemp. any sxsr
else OF authority over the land forces after the arrival Of
Commodore Shubrcki W
A. believe not further than the command Of b,s ovn
sailors and marines at San Diego.
BY the ccunT-Did any order to or from Com stock.
prohibits your command over Lieut. Col Fremont
a. Not 70 ny kncvledss,
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= Y II IA E "a AlLS.

WAsHiNGror Feb. IL, Is47
account Of Joseph Nourse, Deceased.
The Senate wednesday passed for the third time
bill TO authorize the settlement Of the account Of Joseph
Nourse, deceased.
In the year 1899, Mr.. Nourse having disputed
count with the Government, the matter taken be-
fore the District Court when the certificates Of VIM
Crawford and every other Secretary of the Treasury In
his favor produced. After he had given security
to abide the judgment Of the Court with interest and
damages" the accounts referred at the instance Of
the u s. Attorney to Auditors for settlement, who
ported balance to be due to Mr. Nourse The report
confirmed by the Court, and the whole proceedings
were subsequently affirmed by the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
IL hoped that the House OF ves will be
able to spare Ave minutes to the consideration Of the bill
and thus gladden. the heart Of his aged widow.
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The Ftnsnees-1hs Peace 81"
Business went on quietly in the capital today, bat
there are vet to be stormy days in both houses
We see no escape from another drama or two OF fierce
debate and crim-and recrimnson. The tea and coffee
tax will be bitter potion the Wentworth division OF
the House, and the trial upon Wmots proviso has yet
to bc made the Senate The Of these bills involves
the revenue expedsn Of the administration, the other
the three millions required to enable the Mexican 60
vsrnmcnt TO enter upon negotiations for putting an end
to the with exico Our deliberate opinion 10 that
tea and coffee will kill the former, and that the anti
slavery prsviso will be the death of the latter.
We further consider the revenue measure OF Mr. Nc
Kay insufficient apology forhe real exgences OF the
Treasury rss it, and will not hold Quit will not
meet the csse-h will not do II is sort Of tnkerng
and cobbling and tin peddlng, that will not answer
can't Thirty millions of paper can't be held up par
upon estimate OF 81 800 900 As mere esumsts'
venture to say. in opposition to Mr. walker cs1u
lstona that with this wopenny expedient ADDED 70 VII
receipts of the bill OF is&6 the revenues for the
not meet the ordinary expenses OF the toVeln .hns
There will be surplis-there Will % ne ,hs
for the interest VI the Treasury no'es- NIB or
| FIRST dollar, venture TO predict M ~, ~ IA
without this psfiis expedent, the rrer''v n, cas-,
| has nothing more, Will have 10 eau ~" a. rill
Rrsss before December next 10 help AIN o.s ~. IA
] have 10 do IT, There viii 10 no other he'P "' ~'"
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AUCTIlIN nOTICMH.
JACOB 5. PLArT Auctioae,r.

JACOB s. Pc ATT Auctione,T.
I ARGE SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
- JEWELkf, FANCY GOODS, &e-JACOB ..
PLAl will sell this dy commencing precisely half
pas, 10 o'clock the auction 20 Plat corner Of
Gold street $50 Gold and silver Watches of all descI
among which az German silver 1876 Silver Verge do 50
silver Lepnes cylinder half plte do Silr Gilt Lepines
and Anchor Silver Lever cylinder pi,te
jewslled. &c
Ais ipvoice of common and fine English Gold aud
Plated Jewelry to be sold without also, Ships
Telescope
Also i.o lot, American Gold Jew.ly of newest styles Of
pate with PATTI consisting OF
Kings Pins Bracelets, Necklaces Ladies Combs Cameos
huhiss Garnet and other siinKs making variety
Also 100 Gold Pens and Pencil Cases also 100 dozen
pure Silver Thimoles.
Also, an invoice OF desirable Fancy Goods
Also SO silver Watches second hand with which the sale
will c'mmence
B;-Catalogues ready, and the whole be
anna ed from hall niue previous the
OF sale srms % days for approved for Of 500
and upwards. sss3 100 ltsr
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Died.
inst. SARAH l.. HALsTEAp, aged

Died.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. SARAH L. HALsrxAp, aged
Her friends aud acquaintance and those of her broth
s and William IL. Halstead, Thomas, Jeremiah and
Quimby Kip, requeked to attend her funeral with.
out further invitation, at o'clock this afternoon, from
her late residence, 1853 Eldrdge street.
On Thursday evening 18th inst GEORGE RUBEN. a ma.
tive Of Hamburg, in the sbth year of his age.
his brother Edward and of the member of Abizpoh
Encampment No u.s. aud Of Olive Branch Lodge No 81,
o. OF o. respectfully invited to attend his tune
rail- sunday afternoon at O'clock precisely from 81
North Moore street. without further invitation.
On Friday morning, 10Th inst THos. H. JONES, in the
5Oth year oil his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are requested
10 attend his funeral wiihout further invitation from
the house Of his father Mr.. G. Jones' 4th avenue be-
Sabbath afternoon 2lst inst.
On Friday morning, 10Th inst in the faith of her Re-
deemsr, Of protractod Illness Miss ELIZA A., daug
OF the late Capt. James Taylor
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral ON Sabbath afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence, 90 Eleventh street.
On Friday, 18th inst. MIR MARTIN ID. WINcHEL, aged
SO years
ihe men,bers of Washington Lodge No 81, and the
brethren of the Masonic fraternity coed standing are
invited to attend at their Lodge room, Howard House on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock to pay the last tribute Of
respect to their departed brother The members of La
fayelte Horse Guards and the officers and members of
the first regiment OF N Y. >. Artillery, are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral without further invitation
from his late residence, 90 Laurens street. corner Of
Spring. on Sunday, 2st inst at o'clock NJ
90 Pisttsburg papers will please copy.
On Friday 18th inst oil measles, CATHERINE ANN,
daughter of Bridget and Bernard Fitzpatrick aged
yeas, months and % days
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at half
past O'Clock from the residence OF her father 30 CO.
iu @ street. without further invitation
On Friday, 10Th inst Of consumption, HARRIET I,
wife Of Edward l.. Reynolds
klbe iuends and acquaintance Of the family are res
EeSuully desired to attend her funeral on Monday 22d
remains viii he taken 10 Newark IN J) for intement
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WAsHIseroN, Feb. le, ls<7
The Bill of Three Millions.

The Bill Of Three Miiiiens.
We 20 for this bill of three millions. II Is measure
conceived in magnanmitv and humanity, and IL only
party malevoence that could mscsnstrue it into sordid
bribery. 1t is such thing! II is wise measure. II
may save hundred millions which would otherwise be
expended in shooting individuals who have done
harm in Gods world We have, therefore, word to ssy
in behalf Of Col. Polk. And We assume, that
Being compelled TO fight, his object has been to show
to Mexico that capable, able and willing To hght
= That having convinced her Of this, and having
cssion for war, merely for the empty and expensive
glories of war; ready to ground and to
sign peace.
D. That do not sickle at etiquette; but with tho
magnanimity of Christian nation, lay aside all cu
operations in the meantime, Come, now, let US be
friends; is your interest as well that should
be: We are ready to shake hsnds-whst say your
step has Manifested Christian spur, Of conci
tiona disposition to fcrses and to secure rather the
good OF Mexico in speedy peace than her certain de-
struction in indefinite prolongaon Of hostilities
g. That il Mexico should be disposed to treat but
should say We dare notour treasury is exhausted our
army il unpaid, and cannot dismiss it without SGT
Element for fear Of revolution,
8. The three millions designed to obviats that din
Guilty end to enable the Mexican government do an
act bensHcsl to ITSELF us, to commercs, and to the
world.
Now, SIR We challenge the history Of any nation to
produce an example OF greater magnannity than this
SO fer from Withholding the object oil this Dill oil three
Millions the President may hold forth to the world,
not only in defiance Of csnsure but in demand Of it,
unqualified appreciation With this view Of the case,
approve the .mcasure-we endorse tive say that
President Folk by this act alone has proved himself
man, an American, statesman, and a Christian The
bill ought to be passedt will be an honor to the gov.
eminent to pass and ought to be done independent
of ali fsctious or fictitious or fictitious provisos:
We solemny believe that the administration has con-
Quoted this with eye to the honor OF the
try and the respect of the civilized world Certainly no
annals of warfare exhibit the orbearance and the gene
rosty of troops The gsllantry Of cur brave men
has only been equalled BY their forbearsDce to van
pushed enemy. They have borne themselves,
in the 6eld, like Of Uncle Sam-true to the
native chvalry and generosity OF their character We
take stand by the army-we take stand by the
navy by the Administration by the country in this
Let Ms get through with 1t will be time enough TO
wrangle for the Presidency whom shall have seteda
peace. Respectfully, THE DOC TOR.