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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
Our Swiss Correspondence.
Our spanish Correspon dencc.

We have little of importance here since the
date of my late despatch. The Duke and Duchess
of Monpensier will, it Is said, decidedly return to
Madrid on Sd November, ana will occupy the
palace San Juau-the children of the Infant Don
Francisco de Paula, who now inhabt that place,
returning to apartments In the royal palace.
The kirg, Don Francisco VINO had apsrtments In
part OF the palace ut distance from those OF the
Queen Ia about to take possession OF apartments Inn
mediately adjoining The Queens old fsvorfte Gen.
Serrano, arrived at Madrid the day before yester-
day and IL about to be sent with Don Manuel de- La
Couchs to replace Cordoys who has done nothing in
Catalonia. General NarvasE Is gone TO Alcols for
military Inspections but Immediately he had tsft Ma
drid the most absvrd rumors in circulation.
Some said he was exied others that he bad escaped
from Madrid on the appearance OF General Serrsno.
All tranquil here the surface but there s great
deal Of secret agitation. do not, however think that
the time Ia yet ripe for the asitators to raise their
heads usG,as.eo8E
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Lord Lieutenant committing the sentence to trans
portation for life, read to all the prisoners
You may see by the public journals that Mr. Levin
Izod Doherty has been for the third time put upon
his trial az one OF the propretors Of the Tribune
paper and found guilty Mr. But and Mr.. OHagan
defen ded him. But little interest has been excited,
the public being by this time we'll tired OF the law
eesdings. Mr. Williams. the other proprietor, was
place ut The bar yesterday the same charge 1t
stated that the crown as late as last week init
mated to ODoherty that II he pleaded guilty the
punishment should be enforced but that he should
enter into his recegnzance TO out OF the
country for two years. This proposal he Indignantly
refused, and said that he would rather work ct the
galies ali his life first"
Some person has addressed printed circulars Of a
very BILE character to large number per-
who connected with the clubs. The circular
calls them to remember the oath of the Goth May;
that although defeated the triumph OF the enemy
will be short and that the materials Of warfare
in the hands Of the clubs early day should be fixed
for general rising
MIR Patrick Marion late editor Of the Drogheda
Argus; Mr.. WIN. Walsh, late of Pins establishment
and Mr. TaaGe, bsrTister have been admitted to bail
There are an immense number Of persons In France,
on their way to America who have fed owing to
the part they took in the late movements.
At a mettipg of the Corporation, held on Wednes-
day, 1t was resolved that application should be
made to Parliament Tor Dublin imprisonment bill, as
proposed to be nded in committee session. and
a committee was appointed on the subject
After Tuesday last, no process or writ against the
per,on can issue for arrest for any sum under flO
with the exception Of actions for seduction, lbsl
excise. &C. On Wednesday last, 81 debtors confine
in the Limerick goal were discharged.
From the accounts In all the provincial papers,
large lumber OF the small farmers and shopkeepers
throup hout ireland breaking up their csc blish.
ments, selling off and emigrating to America; amongst
which the Msuth grazing farmers form conspicuous
number.
Agriculturali.ts agree that tho potato blight has
ceased and that there fear Of the residue Of
the crop which however, IL small indeed.
1t is stated s in emplation to abolish
the equity Of the Court of Exchequer aud
treasure be adopted a Vice Chancellor must be ap.
pointed and more masters in Chancery.
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OF these niue mon tbs two months be IL remember
ed, before the resolution Of February; that,
assuming the incpa) falling off (as 1t undoubtedly
hss) tohave occurred tince that period. the proper
tjcnate diminution would, If furnished with
The sccount, be considerably greater
Naturally the treasury must have felt the influence
of this decrease. Thus find that in 1s47 the niue
first Doptbs produced 100 millions, although the duties
rain then uslended, whilst in 1913,
the sane period only produced 90 millions 500 600
francs 81 millions less
The bounties allowed last June have continued to
support exports, to such articles they exep
to but to thofe which have not this advanta re,
there Is generally great falling Off Take for example:
EIUOT fdfiops of Sent ETDoyfnfioDs Of Sent,
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ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS.
Vote In New York.

Vote In New York.
We have at length the full official vote on Electors
In this State
Tsylor's majority over Van Buren,. ...... .9s 0S2
JayIors majority over Cass, 'iVoepo
The scstterii vote on Elec os W III probably reach
1900 Ada his the vote OF The e rec lssdog csndi-
oates. and We have an aggregate OF 456,o62.
lS4S 1914.
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TWO CENTS.

party; M. Philips belongs to more advanced party
NJ Wadeck was elected vice president defeating NJ
Auerswald, formerly Minister Of the at. rior
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young and rising barrister Mr. Humphreys Parry,
who has def nd.d many of the lately tried chartts,
win preside ard Il Il expected TO be very spirited
affair ] may "a we'll mention that Mullins, the char
tst Of whore trial apprised you, has been (ss an-
tcipated In my la.0 found guilty. and sentenced to
importation for life He very cevery defended
by Mr.. Parry, but the evidence too clear against
him. and he sccor dinghy convicted. This, be-
leve. completes the chsrtist trials.
The weather. since my last. has been wet, which,
fear has tended to, in n slight measure, revive the
cholera. In London something like ten or n dozen
have been reported fatal within the last day
OF two but IL of the country towns that the
greatest havoc is visible give you extract from
the report Of Of the commissioners Of the town of
Edinburg in order that your readers may be enabled
to form toeraby correct idea OF its extent In the
three cities to which IL refers:-
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Our Geneva Correspondence.

GENEVA, Oct. 70, 1873.
have Just arrived from Lausanne where have
left all the population on foot in great commotlon,
from the arrival OF the Bishop Of fribourg, who was
brought there in the afternoon IN Ter the escort Of
the project of Moudon.
This is what has occurred at Fribourg The bishop
In hostility with the goyernmen mt with respect to
the suppression Of the converts and the connscaton
of the property Of the church. By An ordinance he
had ordered the curates to induce their refuse
tie oath TO the constitution rouge, imposed the
canton Of FIibourg by the Barbes and Blapqus Of
Vsud ara Btrbe Mehacss were uttered by the 60
verpment, which were me. by resistance the part
Of he BIZ hep all which ocoasonei great excitement
in the Catholic country Of Fribours
AT length. on the evening Of the 9th, rumor was
aost that the BIZ bop bad been arrested in his palace
when the countrymen rose. arrested the authorities,
and he'd Frbourg with the view Of delivering
The b,hop and uPsettipg the dioal The
VaUdois projects Frbourg ord red the eeneraTe
to be beaten sou the tocson nd called out the
militia. NJ Blaucheray, Councillor Of State Of Vsud,
furnished with full power put himself ut the head OF
the Vsudois Protestant troops and succeeded in
dispensing the Catholic essemblsge at Frbourg the
greater number of them armed with scythes and
facbets since all suspected Catholics have been dis
armed since the war OF the sun derbund. NJ Biauche-
ray who arrived in the night at fribosrg had
ference with the Council Of State II is not known
what pasod mt this but A. two O'Clock in
the evening the udarmere the Episcopal
palace carried off the bishop and before the morning
this preate in the canton of Yaud on Protestant
ground before any one suspected that such n step
could be taken. on the road the bishop we'll
treated and he arrived ut Lausanne at o'clock in the
Afternoon, and confined in the hotel Of the post,
where accidentally was st his arrival The news OF
the arrest Of tbe preate spread in the city aud
the of Lausanne followed by his vicar presented
himself to zee the bishop, but was peremptoriy re-
fused.
Ats o'clock the crowd assembled before the hotel,
and the ro,Gces OF Lausanne uttered enacng shouts
The hotel was guarded by 90 geusdarmss, and there
great difficulty In preserving the bishop from the
fury Of the mob
Our Swiss Correspondence.
BERNE, Oct. %, 1878.
j Learn that postal commun cations have Just been
re. established between Lombardy and the Tess,no.
The federal represe NATIVES ounced to the Council
Of State, at it, ast sitting that General Wohee muth
had made them a communication. from which IL ap-
pears that Marshal Rsdstsky had ordered the postal
com nunicaton to be Immediately resumed.
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There is but one exception-wines and brsndies.
Our export atoms in wines have risen from 90 900 hec-
toltres On 1919 TO 1856 600 tin lS4S brsndies from
10 GEO to 1900. With this exception, all export
goods not affected by the bounty have fallen in
amount. But attached to this, must be appended this
explanatiou-the holders Of wines and bran dies have
generally been compelled to sell them ut any price !;
sPd being articles that do not detriorate from keep
ing foreigners with capital have taken advantage Of
the state Of the market We have not, therefore, in
this, any snhject of congratulation
Our entrepots are full to overlooking The para
lyzed consumption cannot absorb thu products that
have been sent us from ertign countries. Thus, in
1877 ut the end of September, We had in warehouse
70 coo qpiptah Of cotton, and In September, lsia,
10000 Quinfse.s
The chipping epering and leaving our ports has de-
creased by 7stQghps and $50 1886 tons, thus divided
French vess<ls. $50. lol 2s6 tons.
Foreign go. :. i70. .S37 $50 1"
The prices Of ftsds and securities on the Bourse
f.iir
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OE II L LINN
Hartford, March -, 1915.
CONSUMPTION CuRED.

Cleanse alld Strengthen. Consumption can be cured
Bronchitis Consumption, Liner COMPETENT, Coh
Catarah Cough, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood
Soreness IN The Chest, Hectic Flush, Night S1rcat
Di6TcnH Gr P70tHSe ErpectoratiOn, Pain IN The
Side, DC; hare been and can be cured
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly 20ycarS a.
go / took violent cold, which settled on my
lungs and effected me severely, indeed fnally,i
became constant hacking cough, but not so Sc
we're as 10 prevent me from attending TO my bust
ness. Within the last two years ii increased on
me gradually. AT last became reduced-I
breathed with difficulty and raised withmy cough
much bad matter and for the last nine
months previous. TO using your Sarsa parilla had
regular night sweats, indeed, my friends and
myself supposed would die with Consumption;
but have the happiness to inform you that TO my.
surprise, after using three bottles of your Sarsa
pariila, find my health restored. Itreleved me
gradually, and am now enjoying better health
than have before in 26 years had almost en-
tirely losmy appetite which is also restored. You
are at liberty TO publishtbis with my name in the
papers, if you choose
My little girl, who is three years old had
very bad cough the whole of last Winter. We
became very mrch alarmed on her account.
While using the medicine ! gave her some of it.
and it soon entirely relieved her, as well as my
self, audshe is well now, and hearty as any child
ever saw. She was also full of little blotcheS
it took them away, and her skin is smooth and
fair now, and | am satisfied she recovered her
health by using your excellent medicine
S. w. CONANT.
4I4 BoWery
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A D}ing Woman saved ! Con-
sumption cured.

Town of BallSton, Saratoga Co., n. SIS.
ZrBA DYKEMAN. being duly sworn, says: That
in the winter Of 1915, the deponent's wife was be-
ieved BY her physician and others, TO be dying
with consumption of the lungs; and deponent
believing that 10 be the case, went TO Mr.. John
Waits store, in the village of BallSton Spa, TO
purchase cloth for shroud, and other necessa-
ries TO prepare his wife for burial after she should
die. Deponent further says, that while he wasin
said wait ,sStore, he was pursuaded by the Pro-
prietOI of 'BRAST's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM,
who was then present 10 take bottle of said
medicine-he remarking, that if the dying wo-
man be now past secovery. yet if she be much
oppressed and distressed, tie said medicine
would soothe and relieve he, and make the pillow
of death more cosy. Deponent took the said
medicine home with him, together with the cloth
he had purchased preparatory to the anticipated
death Of his wife. Deponent caused a portion
of said medicine 10 be administered TO his wife,
and to his establishment it soon relieved her.
She continued the use of said medicine until she
recovered from her disease, and has been able
since (ii being aow more than three yeers) to do
the work, and attend to all her household af-
fairs. ZlBA DYKEMAN.
Subscribed and to- before this 10Th day of Apr
1919 THOS. e. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace.
Town Of Ballstown Saratoga county. N. Y-ss. This is
certify am and have beeu for well and
intimately acquainted with the above named Zba Dykonan
who worthy and respectable citizens and
whose statements are entitled full credit and belief
tTHOS G. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace.
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.
THE REV. JOHN SEVER

Of -, O. - III - III, --,.,,,o,.t1o
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e. e. ~ zoe D,o .. ~ . - !. -
nee, 10 Duiton suee', Oh odluIudJ'' ltNedhf
lor ItSeIi.
Dr IownSend-Dear Slf am constrained
10 give you statement oil The benent derived
from using your SarSaparilla, believing by so do
ing shall render albenetitto those who areSufer-
ing as have been. ! was reduced for many
months bv the dyspepsia, so much that il was
much difficulty for me TO walk or keep about.
also had a teller which covered the most mart of
my bead-wbicb was extremely troublesome &
sore. il got 10 be almost a scab | used ouite a
nurnber 0f remedies for bo,L connIoints hnt re-
ceived If,tle or M Lene6 mill tdol, vonr nrIn-
80 - 9 ..o-,1:Iia - ,toe,,2 II Lft:IJ
@'ion 1i Mn,cn 9nIoush Tue n .
~, ,s,,aI 6ea,h - e SoaI,h
,b1n no for :, nnr1har " aljr: w ~ en-
ve0rs of zoe believe il IN he IN involnoIjs med
icine, and recommend ittomynumerous acou0in-
ranceS, which is very large, as havebeen dmin-
lister for great many years. | hope this hasty
sketch may be as much benefit TO you rs your
medicine has to me- JOHN SEVER,
July ~, ,13 IG,,, Jersey CITY.
,r, " r. ~ Di'o lie NJ NAN
,Ld Pa ~ TIrNISNN "' S,hn Md n'"E"H ~
CburcbEone If the mos, ie,rned and rc"nec,ed in
the Methodist connection-aud is another evidence
of the wonderful effects Of DIR. Townsend's Sarsapa-
RIA on the system >,
KieNp eAhSoN-il,slnS LOT some 'n u, lt
of nv ~y.tem. attended with constant and alarming
irritation of the throat and Iuugs was at your own
instance, and in cunsequcce Of having read Captain
NcLeon,s decided testimony in It's behalf Induced to
try Dr. ownshen! Lar famed oar:apariI'. iried
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR.. TownSend'S Sarsaparilla is a sovereign &
speedy cure for insipient Consumption, Barren
ness, LeucorrhPa or Whites, Distracted or-diffi-
cult MenStration, IrconIinance OF Urine, or in
voluntary discharge thereof, and for the general
Prostitution of the System, no matter whetherthe
result of inherent cause, or produced by irregu-
larity, illness or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its i7vig-
Grating effects on the human frame Persons all
weakness and laSsitude, from taking it at once be-
come robust and full of energy underits influence
Ii Immediately counieracts the nervousness of the
female frame, which is the great cause of bar
rennesS.
1t will not be expected Of us, in cases of so
delicate nature, to exhibit certificates of cures
performed, but we can assure the afflicted that
hundreds OF cases have been reported to u.s. Sew
eral cases where families have been without chill
drep, after using few bottles of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with healthy off
spring.
DR.. T01RSen1-My wife being greatly distress
sed by weakness and General Debility, and suff-
ering continually by pain and sensation Of bear
ing down, falling OF the womb, and with their
difficulties, and having known cases where your
medicine has effected great cures, and also hear.
ing it recommended for such cases as have de-
scnbed, obtained bottle of your Extract OF
Sarsaparilla, and followed the directions you
gave me. In a short period it removed her COM
plants, and restored her health. Being grateful
for the benefits she received, take pleasure in
thus acknowledging il, and recommending il 10
the public. NJ. d. MOORE,
Cor. Grand e. LYdius-s,s.
Albany, Aug. %, 1874.
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

CIX LECTURES on Causes, Prevention ana
y Cure of Consumption. Asthma. DISEASES #
hHeart, and all Female Diseases. pa pages
s encravines. Paper so cts bound IS IT. -
Mail to any part--pvstage l-2 cents
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expandcrs, 81
l.ail to any part 80 cents postage. IRhaln,
Tubes, silver, So, by mail letter postage. AZ,
dolailal Supporters, perfect, s. to $40, for all
Ruptures, Ealing of the Bowels and Womb arl
Weak Back aud Chest; sent 6y Express every.
where. For braces or Supporters or Rupture
supporters i've height from head to foot, and
circumference of person. 'fIest the surface, iu,t
above the hips If RuptNre, mcntion which slde
Agents wanted for the sale of the above gods
Address DR. s. S. FITCH, 7O7 Broadway, New
York, post paid. 10y
Feb. "a, 1916. w. I. Russell Agent
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One Dollars Worth

of il will effect greater amount OF cure than
four dollars worth of sarsaparilla, or any other
remedy. no matter how large their bottles may
be- The important question for consumers to
determine, is how much more curative effect will
a dollars worth of this Purifier produce, than
dollars worth of that sarsaparilla or other rem
dies. We might here say, thrt Branfs Medi-
clues had cured, within the lat year,
100, 900 Persons of Impure, Blood Dis
eases, and $4,000 Cases we're consid-
cred In0urable
As some other patent-medicine men are in the
habit of saving If we should So who would be-
lieve us? This however, we do say, and stand
read, TO prove by respectable witnesses, that
BRAYr's Medicines have effected cures of more
diseases on living human beings. the past year,
han any other rcmepy III existence did during
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from Physicians in different parts of the Union
This is to certify hat we, the undersigned
Physicians of the City of Albany, have in nu
merous cases prescribed DR. Townsend'S Sarsa-
parilla, and believe ii TO be one OF the most val
liable prepa raiiOns in the market.
0H p. Pulling. NJ. D. j. Wilson, NJ. D: Il. b
Briggs, NJ. D.; p. E. Etr1endOrf, NJ. D.
ADdny April |, 1873
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. C. w. Mclean, one of the United States
Marine Corps and member of the New jersey
Legislature, has kindly sent US the following GER
tifcate. II tells its own story.
Ralilray. Jan. 25, lS47.
A year since was taken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in debilitated state.
| was influenced 10 try DR.. Townsend's Sarsapa-
parilla and after taking two or three bottles. !
was very much relieved and attribute il entirely
tc the said SarSaparilla. | have continued ia
king il and find that improve every day. be-
lieve it saved nv life, and would not be without
it under any consideration. G. W. MCLEAN.
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not to cOntai. any mercury or any mineral med
icine. Cur daily sales throughout the world
now exceed nine thousand boxes. OF our Kid
Strengthening Plasters, the call for them is
greater than our ability 10 manufacture. The
utmost enti usiaSm exists IN all parts of the
country. Our Agents are gentlemen Of the first
Speciabiliry-they are golv nefshbors, vou
know Them. Persons wishing TO use the best
family pill ever known should by these. call on
our agents, purchase a Lox, should lhey moi
please yOH return hem and ger Bopr money
We have received at the principal office within
the past year, certificates of more than 5000
cures performed by HERRICK'S PILLS and
PlasierS, over 10000 Of them were considered
beyond all hope. They are the cheapest and
best pills known. Each pill is beautifully coat
ed with pure white sugar Each box Contains
80 pills. smaller number is required for dose
than OF any other pill known their oreration be-
ing so certain, thorough, vet mild, that all who
use them recommend them. Owing to the i'm
mense popularity and gigantic sales of these
pills some unprincipled persons have made
something they call S Igar Coated Pills. and we
unlerstand some are for sale in this par, of the
country. We have observed enoiher pill float
ing around the country, called the Indian Veg
etable pill, made without doubt TO sell for Her
rick's Vegetable pills, look out for frauds. some
OF these men attach the word Doctor 10 their
names to give them the appearance of respecta-
billy. Always ask for HERRICK'S SUGAR
COATED PILLS and get them or none. Our
pills sell Tor % cts per box, with full directions:
our Plasters Is 81 cts. All orders must be adj
dressed to HERRIcK & Co, Principal Office No.
3 James Street, Albany, N. Y. The following
gentlemen are our agents:
VIM. P. Russell, Mddleburv; Ira Bingham
Cornwall ]. F. Benson, Whiting; l. C. Saw
yer, Sudbury; G. W. Parmelee, Bristol. A
P. Roscoe, New Haven Kent Wright. Shore
ham f. ?. Fletcher, BnGpou; w. S. Brown
Addison; T. e. Smith, Monkion; M. w. Kin
sley, Monkton Ridge; Catlin g. Wrisb, n
well; Marcus Hall, Hinesburgb. yoloey Ross
Brandoni S. D. Winslow, Piiisford. 29;y
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Remember this Liniment is sold at the extra.
ordinary low price Of p cents bottle. Who
could hesitate when certain relief is TO be had
for 50 small sum.
Sold by every respectable Druggist and Mer-
chant throughout the country.
GEORGE f. STANTON, Proprietor.
Sing Sing WeStchester Co, N. Y.
AND By THE FOLLOWING AGENTS.
W Russell, II. A. Sheldon, Middiebu-
ry; V. ID. TwilchelI, Ueybridge; w. G.
Brown, addison; c.. Scarf & Co, Bird
port; f. p Fletcher, BridpOrt; Ken
Wright, ShorehGm Cailin & Wright Or
weu; Charles Rowland, Chipmdn's Point
I. Parker & Co, IergenncS-and by mereh
ants generally throughout The State.
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GIRLS. READ THIS

You who have pale complexicnS, dull eyes,
blotches on the lace, rough skin, and are tout OF
spirits, use bottle or two Of DR.. TownSend's
Sarsapanlla. 1t will cleanse your blood, remove
the freckles and blotches, land give you animation,
sparkling eyes, fine spirits andbeaulifu complex
ion-all OF which are of immense value 10 IN
married ladies.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
Pill MQNhRY RhlSAm.

This Balsam Possesses all the cleansing and
pnIilvIng virtues of the above-named Purifying
Extract and also possesses several other medica-
lions, particularly and peculiarly adapted TO cure
COUGHS md coNsUMPTIoNs II heals and cures
Ulcers in the lungs, and elsewhere internally, as
readily and as easily as the Purifying Extract
heals and cures externally.
Thousands of cures of the most hopeless Con-
sumption fully prove its almost miraculous eff
cacy in all diseases OF the Lungs, Throat, and