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Died.

O1oOs
At Fort Madison, Iowa, Nov Q, of lung fevsr hrsj
MARGARET r. LAYTON, relct Of David G.. Layton.
On Sunday morning, Nov a. at his residence In Stag
Sing, the Hon. ABBOTT LOCKWOOD, Counsellor ct Law,
and late Judge Of the Westchester County Courts aged
q years.
The friends Of the deceased and those Of his brothers.
General N. J. Lockwood, of Westchester, and Ralph
Lockwood Esq Of this city respectfully invited to
attend his funeral at st. Paus Church, In Sing Sing,
Tuesday, ct two o'clock p M.
At Brooklyn Saturday Nov 49, after Q long and pain
ful Illness CATHERINE JOSEPHINE HALL the only daughtsr
Of Ann Hail. aged 10 years, months and days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
ssnd her funeral from her mothers residence 124 john
ston street., Brooklyn. oday
On Sunday morning Nov IA, WILLIAM HErRy, the only
son Of Edward and Mary Ann Kelley, aged years,
months and IA days.
His funeral win take place this morning at 10 o'clock,
from the residence Of his parents 100 Third
The friends and acquaintance Of the family re-
spsotfully invited to attend.
aiiis sufferings ended with the day
Yet lived he at its close;
And breathed the long, long night away,
In statue like repose.
"But ere the SUM- In all his state
ulumed the Eastern skies
He passed through glory's morning gate,
And walked In Paradise
On Saturday evening, Nov. 49, BArHuHL q. CorKLise.
ered "a yesre, monthe and rs days
rhc rnde and relatives rf 'he 'amilv ne -csn'c"fiv
hss.a " ..s.LI t is.ca~i ~ ~ ~ sAsn ssss5 On
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Doctor w. n. II. Lutencr, Oculist and Au-
Yis 80 streetAbundant and most satisfactory evil
dence be produced Of DR. Lutener success In that
Of his profeion TO which he has directed his exclusive
praotSe and mutgdes borng undsr either Of these de-
BY which relief has been obtained Confning his study
the eye ear many years experience and practice
satisfied his patient and himself that unless beyond
all hope have Gifted by his treatment DR. Lutener
consulted sbove from TO o'clock day,
. Prince street, within one door Of Broadway.
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Hastings had discovered the virtues of Naphh he
esA IL In private circular TO number Of
with request that they would put its medical
properee to the test and report accordngy The result
oeryins that medicine they had used could
tha In relieving hacking coughs curing darhe and stop
Pug night sweats was also .rked 20 haye
Aents and TO be powerfully eisnt remedy bilious and
nsthmaNc disc asses. General American Agency, c. ".
CLICKENER CO., 81 Barclay street.
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arrangement OF the INver 10 one OF tho
most common, well the most formidable of diseases
known TO American physicians It had for years attracted
the CLOSEST attention the medical faculty all
~; United stasss and yet up to the time Of the discovery
reach Of medical sk Thousands had persisted without
the hope Of reliof and although thousands may
be DESTINED to feel the direfn of this comp
Gated disease i now thanks 70 the research Of Dr.
cal control The proprieors ofthe liver pills feel
shat they offer remedy which has been fully tested
time and which has failed when fairly
tried For sale BY all the principal druggists in New York
strsss, and c. X. Cloiner Co.. 81 Barclay street,
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has given boated growth to prosperous vulgarity The
watery endrs Of such unwh olesome plants need
manly reheci to prevent rot than winding around od
a.m chairs clog cabins 49, These thin tricks Of NO,
would disgust sublime savage. Mrs Jervis Cold Candy
For coughs &c, 10 sold by Mrs W. JERyIS 6 Broadway
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CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY. = BALL
" committees and others respectfully solicited TO
call and examine the above masr 6cent and extensive ball
and appetenances The superiority Of these
s others in this city only ts uron
trff1 ~ f-vt Us .f'ar faar tar
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Fine Watchcs.-Diamond, Pearl, Enamel.
AsA and engraved backs for ladies' heavy rich styles
regards quality and genuineness of and
0Hs price only DAVID RAFT, Importer, S8l Broadway
ssrnsr hite street. up stairs.
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THE MILITARY,

A CARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE ESSEX GUARD,
IN At their headquarers Of Houston and Allen
Streets Saturday evening Nov B the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted -
Resolved That return our heartfelt thanks TO our
captain Mr. John Miller and frs second and third
utensnts for their military tuition and ssnsemany de-
pertinent
Resolved, That thanks due 30 judges, nvi-
ted guests and all contributors Of prizes prssentEd
the occasion OF our first annual target excursion Non
day, Nov. 8, 1852.
ResovcS That cur lasting respects and best wishes be
rendered to Miss n DingmAn OF Leeds Greene county
N Y, for the magnificent wreath which attracted sach
universal attention. TO Miss Miller, for the which
gracefully decorated target and to the several other
ladies for their Of wreaths bouquets &c.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be published in
the New York Herald. j. MILLER, Captain.
r.. Al Secretary.
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JewelYy nc Manufactursr's Priccs.-Gold
bracelets plain and wrought gold brssstpin patterns
subscriber l Broadway White street. up stairs
DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jewsllsr.
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The summers smiles are nearly gone
lesh eut fer winters owns whose lungs diseased
yeu with bronchial Affections Mrs Jervs Cold Candy
heals and lubricates truthfuly. Come and buy test
sAs the first men of the country have done
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Diamonds BY Weight-Fine Lots, Assorted
nes from eighth to three quarter diamonds and
em one carat 60 two carat stones for sale at importers
Prices for cash. Each diamond warranted. Ofoe, 3S
PM. crosses rings carrings &c. DAVID RAFT Importer
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DUFfEY GUARD, ATIENTIoN.-THERE WILL BE
- drills evening this week Of the above
meet st the Brilliant, No Battery place Memb fs
and those wishing to parade with the company will please
sion will take place Tuesday the 2i of November Uni
form-back frock coats and pantaoons, and caps Mus
kets belts and caps will be ready the Brilliant the
Of W. WILSON, Captain.
T. CRErD, Secretary.
VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1912, 1873, AND
lS4-ordas-The corps will assemble ~ Headqusr.
ers Star Hotel "a Lspenard street. Tuesday the l6h
instant at IL o'clock with the usual badge Of
n 70 JON with their ieow IN paylne the last sad
buses will be furnished by the association Of omnibus pro-
pfietor under the direction OF their chairman VIM Tyson
HENRY RAYMOND Capt. Com.
A. DAILY, JR., Adjutant.
Nl pies can be suppisd with be,s e. a.ow nricss bv
;. IL Doughty, msruso'arcr os leather a,d sn bs'ts
sNt ilt.. -. .-..-
cav ttrtps, 10. no. 81 John street,
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Dssts, Shoes, Gaitcrs, slippers, Pumps, &c.,
en- and patent leather great variety Also every style
na1 order and warranted TO ht the MOST dieut feet
DROOKSS Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fulton street, the
oAeAAest place in The city TO get good article.
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Account Books, Paper, and Stationery
ashanti manufacturers and Others TO their stock We
On ana 10 osr
Letter and cap papers note papers and envelopes
oses funhed with stationery Of the best quality ~
6Agete prices Bl heads cards. circulars &c., printed
neatly. CARR HICKS. Stationers. 81 Maiden lana
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wigs and Toupecs.-Batchelor'sN New Style
are pronounced the most perfect imitation Of Ma
ture yet invented Those wanting superior article
sbesld call Al BACHELORS celebrated wig Factory No.
Wall street. where be found the largest best
s>rtnsAt in the city. Copy the address.
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Knex,s Wlnter Preparation.-

ny TO accommodate his customers with his superior
assortment Of hats for gentlemen and hats
most varied character. Knox sells cheap and all who call
him ut his saesroom No. 28 Fulton street.
q obtain bargains.
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5000 Wigs and Toupees are TO be found
% the mandatory Of MEDHURST& HEARD, q Maiden
lane made Of the beat materials and warranted
shrink or change color Also braids Of long hair
nraids, 30. Private for wigs and hair dying Cut
thie cut.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
A.. spE THIPn I'M sETTMT1 y nCo -
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
MIR. +. LIEB Is REQUESTED TO CALL ON LIVING
Nl ston Wells Co., Broad say whore he will meet
with party that has matter Of interest him to
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Bad. Shady, and Solitary must be the
hs ss not @ sn q .n a.
mate echoes through the desoate For oouges colds
throat and other pulmonary complaints 1t
has no rival.
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CTORE TO RENT.-THE PERSON WHO OFFERED A
premium for store on Canal street can have by
applying Cor any one wanting good store and fixtures
X T. H., post paid, at this Office N B. partner wanted
In the auction and commission business Apply above
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IasAlenshls !eady-Aads OlstAlns, 80 and
DreeAvay-PAxisian seylsA sleganA nssA ohsap TAma.
$50. rslssot Dorssy Win 4. De .pprovsi slys
Dsaeh, Hnglh and German cloths asd eassmsrss Just
A enc case OF rich silk yelvss plush vestugs. Ssien
- suttsre attend from A. NJ till 10 r. NJ 10 receive
- Ge.tls|sns furnishing department. e rsplsts
w50 AL desirable goods GEO. LEvlE.
Uxush Away the Mould or that Cough
~ the feather in popuaritys cap-nrs. Jervs Cold
o. Hey 70 heath-Hr Jsrvis Cola Candy. at viii but
shin AID hlm III negleot) whilst rank corruption,
mining all within, infects unseen"
RuxS-Rlch Velvet Ol0aks Trimmed with
sAsiss Furs--Cook Franklin respectfully invite The
attention ladies inspect beautiful collection Of rich
I'd Rusas sable Hudson Bay Sable Bu:nos Ayrss Chin
aes 81 ths rsbe from the Lake Of Geneva. Ladies
nest earnestly requested to view these very beautiful
sss::s Coz fRxNkIffE TSrrisr: and stnTmcer:
tsr No 625 Broadway Furs altered 10 W. present fAsh
len changed, and freed from moth.
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LII MgMBERs OF THE NEW. ENGLAND So
"A ciety in New York." arc urgently requested to
meet a. the Ast9r House, on Tuesday 10th November
to be formed under the direction the city in
honor Of the memory ef Daniel Webster BY the
Board Of Oficers. NOSES II. GRINNELL President
e, KINGsBuRy, SECRETARY.
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II A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER-COLE Chiffon
-. wtell At auction, on Tuesday; November 6 At y
At private sale the hsnsome three tory and high base
street. the north de between Broadway and Fourth
This house built for tho owners resi-
dence; contains all the modern improvements lot % feet
half the block Terms large portion Of the purcha,e
tcuar and permission the house. apply to the
tioneers, No. 9 w all street.
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"Frail Anatomy why Will you be con-
sumed with that hacking cough, when o delightful
ssnIounSs LnGr. |. Mr. ysryi.' Cold Candy. will!
weather comes crsrs and sparkes at the thoughts
~ .sefnl mission during she winter monthso poekeabe
~ delicious SO healing.
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Tall oaks from little acorns grow" Ii
The finest sentence for juvenile instruction the English
energetic of life Mrs. JERvIS Cold Candy hal
eeA, Re-
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MY CORRESPONDENT IS INFORMED THAT THE
1 letter relating 20 the Irving House was received too
late for attention Please inquire At the Broadway
office Tor an answer. jill
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n A. Chiffon, AUCTIoNEER.-CoLE Chiffon
-. will sell at auction Wednesday, November "a, ~
II O'clock At the Merchants Exchange fftyone lots Of
ground Eighth Ninth and Eleventh avenues and Sixty
fourth Sixty and Sixty sixth streets Sixty cent
may remain on bond and mortsag Fer and full
three lots the southeast Of street
and Ninth Maps DO had at the auction
GERS, No. Wall street.
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INSTRUCTION.

FRENCH AND SPANISH LANGUAoEs-ACADEMY.
y 9S6 Broad wAy.-Professcr r. RICHARD " A. MOU.
TON will begin this evening At and eight o'clock the
new course In FRENCH the latter in Span
In families on application Circulars be obtained
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WANTED-A SITUATION. AS WET NURSE, BY A
Good Oisy reference given. Please call 81 81 Hasdougai
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INFORMATION WILL BE THANKFULLY RECEIVED
by the undersigned respecting her husband, Jeremiah
Andrews who she was working for Mr. John Ste
ago She came to This country to join him. At his
in great distress, and supported by charity:
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CrIstadoro's Hair Preservative ana Beauti-
Ser for gesng identifying streng and produc
Ing the hair when become thin, stopping 1t from oomin
suas well - mpartng beautiful ustre and Opposing h
hair TO curl IL has not it's equal in the country 1t
Manufactured and sold by CRIHTADOR0, Astor House.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Female Support.
ee lace knee cap and other bandage spinal
supports for knock knees and and
distorted limbs and all kinds of belts and bandage Also
childrens hand and made to order II Ann
street. near the Museum
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HENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Glassware to be sold at auction this day. at lO
O'clock at the ssleoom S8 Chambers street, near Bread
way-hsnry T. Leeds will sell IS above large assortment
silver plated ware, oval mirror bedscads bureaus wash
stands SOFAS parlor chair suites of furniture in
brocaelle and large variety Of other goods Catalogues
On the morning Of IN
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No Pen can Write tho Minutiac or Human
whaem or the depths Of humsn ignorance What Shak-
re knew and could not write Milton limited he
akout-are equivalent by
Sonnd ignorance that will not Mrs Jervis' Cold
Candy In cases Of coughs colds &c This truly good article
sss oy h.y W.JERyIs No. 800 Broadway, and by drug
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G0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex-
eepton reservation tho very invented
Iafsd dys: Equally celebrated Gourauas nedioatsd
no. Poudre Subtitle uproots hair any part the
hsAy Liquid Rouge, Lily White and Hair Gloss at No. 81
waller street, near Broadway.
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY DISQUALIFICATION.
1v1 Horatio Seymour, Governor elect will deliver leo
ture before the members of this institution at Netropo
tan Hail. Wednesday evening Nov. IL. Subject-dThs
Study Of the Natural seiences Tickets admitting lady
and gentleman 5 cents single tickets 90 CENTS Members
tickets half the above prices be had only Library
Tickets TO be had st tho desk Of the library door
the evening Of the lecture.
WILLARD I. FELT, ohairman.) Leo.ur.
JAMES ID. SMITH,
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w alton ~ nrstr cook She thoroughly uudsrsands
her husns The best Of city referep given
call q Ao0 iss avenue three doors from Twenty fourth
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bogle's Electric Hair Dye produces
sAs instant the most natural black brown, without
any purple or reenish nge which IS the natural
OF al other hair dyes This superior hair dye is
Hyperion Floid for the hair and soaps may had
ef A. .. Sands, 100 Fulton street; Rushton, Clark
CsY N9 and Rice & Smith, TT Broadway william H. Gary
Os 40 Pearl street, and by the druggists and perumers
throughout tho world.
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THE TURF.


rENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTIINu ION
day Nov rs At2 ocloek An ps ssas 49, 49,
mile heats best three In Ave, In harness. name
f. m Lady yervon; J. Conhlin names Or .. oeAtrcvue
H. jones names On '''J JOEL coNKLIN. Propristor.
/,rNTprvIIE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTINa - NON
Ssy' Nov is At az o'clock, p. M.-Matoh for ssOo
mile hes1 IN harness n,n",,, 1nos , :, i =
.'.... -'''@'- = JOEL coNKLlN. Propxissss.
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NJ. Levstt, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway,
Makes this method to invite the public to witness his great
Improvement in dentistry, introduced by him Once
hours from 10 till o'clock His work tho teeth oan be
ektAined above.
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THE REGULAR CONVENTION OF THE DELTA
Phi Fraternity, commences on Monday, November Is,
- 81 o'clock r. NJ At the American Hotel The regular
dinner " Ill take place on Wednesday, the 18th inst.
ITO THE J0URNEYMEN BOOT AND sHOEMAKERs
Of the cities Of New York and Brooklyn.-A public
teenth Ward Hotel Of Elizabeth and Grand stree
Monday evening, 18th inst at O'clock where
society earnestly requested TO attend business
Of importance to the trade will be brousht
ADAM GAMBLE President
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I L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, Will SELL,
- Wednesday, Nov. II, and Thursday Nov. Is, .
large special and psremptory sale Of European fancy goods
being the extensive and desirable stock OF Mess egeux
Padcsus Importers Maiden lane between Nassau and
y. siI from The e aoy goods trade with
sion and banking business already established This
able stock having been selected with view to their
ment TO all who desire avail themselves Of the op-
IoItunity Of purchasing the best GLASS Of goods imported In
this market.
The goods will be exhibition two days prior TO sale,
with cataogues and will be arranged into lots suit pur
ehases Every facility will be afforded TO packing &c.
upon the premises.
under $780, months 5000 and upward months approved
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1hc Public are Respectfully Reminded that
snsfs nothing yet discovered superior equal
q this article ere a. firmly established the tints
alIied in Iriyate rooms BY CRISTADORO Astor House
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DROP. FELTON,, OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, WILL
deliver the fifth ectur, Of the popular series, ~ Ahs
Broadway Tabernacle on wednesday evening, Nov ~ at
Soclock Subect-Modern Life Anticipated by the Athe
MAN Stage Tickets Is cents lady and gentleman, SIX
cents to be had ct the bookstores and at tho door,
MRS. e CAKES SMITH WILL LECTURE AT HOPE
Nl Chapel this evening, Monday Nov. l6 and also
on Friday evening Nov AZ eight O'clock Subject tbip
evening, Womanhood. Tickets twenty five cents.
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gray horfe ten twelve years old short TAIL hair bbed
on at the root, little hollow backed Also light top
hired from stable " Rcade New York. Belle
VILE N j. Tuesday inst Whoever will said
property or give information whore it Of IL be
found, shall DO literally rewarded.
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Hair Dyc.-Batchelor's Celebrated Liquid
Ha Dye 10 the best discovered for eolorng the hair
whsiers moment is applied The won ease and
certainty with which this and old established Hair
Dye performs 10 astonishing. II sale or applied,
BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, No. Wall street.
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wAKTED-FOR COOK AND LAUN-
= dress also ehambermaid. waiter and plain sewing Y
required by lady with whom these girls have lived Call
2G West Fourteenth street. Seventh avenue before
o'clock M where the girls be and reference
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SALES Ar AUOTTlpn

UCT1ON SOTICE.-WEDNEsDAY, IO6 O'CLOCK
in Bogarts Auction Rooms 10 Spru street, will b.
sold without valuable furniture large
THOMAS BEIL. Auck;on ear
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A UCTIoN N0TIcE.-wM. 3. JONES, AUCTIoNEER
"A By H. soAnlan as Car nj street. This day lO
oclooh, At al Greenwich street. Of Watt all the
furniture and fixtures Of the old established
and goodwill of the above Casks kegs, decanters, tum
blers, &c, No. if preferable, will be sold together
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T.star f,op, Nexico.

We have dates as late as the 9th ut from the city OF
Mexico, and the 31st ut from Vera Cruz
FxcIrEaiENr AMONG THE MERoHANTs.-The merchants
of Vera Cruz have resolved not to the duty on gooo
sent to them or even to act storage or commission
merchants until Congress shall interfere and destroy the
tariff established by Avaos on the Rio Grande IL ap
that Ayalos tariff has caused large imperaons to
be made through Maamoros into the Interior rather than
through Acapulco or Cruz to the immense injury of
these points and to the City of Mexico The merchants
mite in denouncng his tariff and the foreign ministers
have presented remonsrauce against It, which has been
ecrred by Congress to the Committees of Finance and
Foreign Relations.
FrNANcEs-Ramrez Minister of Finance, proposes t.
farm the tariff to individuals and to let
them put down smuggngto recognize all the just debts
of the Republic--and to make their payment part Of
the farming scheme.
How MExIco's HERoEs DiE.-The Trait d Union an
the deaths of three distinguished solder-Col
Vicene Gonzales; Lieut.. Col, Pablo Caballero; Lieut.
Miguel Cuesta and says they died of misery aud hunger
IrEMs.--Almost every diligence is attacked and thu
passengers robbed Houses robbed and their inmate
murdered almost every day in Mexico and other larg
cities One of the popular amusements in the City o
Mexico is to fight bears against bulls Recently one
the former threw himself upon the audience and Killed
An electric telegraph line in process of rapid con
struction between Vera Cruz aud the capital
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A FEAT IN CHEMISTRY During recent lecture de-
vered by Professor B. snian, Jr in Network he SO
difed carbonic gas This effected by bringing sui
phurc acid in contact with carbonate Of Soda IN strong
iron vessel capable resisting expansive pressure OF
4tiytou, aosphees five hundred and ten pounds TO
the square inch Professor s. stated that TINS expert
ment had been given up entirely in France, IN conse
auence of the bursting of several iron vessels by which
several persons had been killed But he stated that the
used on this occasion had never been known
burst and the experiment considered not at all
dangerous As the liquid lit being in alqud staten the
vesse) drawn off large portion instantly eVapo-
rated by the evaporation reduced the remainder to
the freezing point In this way several pounds OF soma
carbonic acid was obtained 1t had the appearance OF
the whitest snow and was cold that by holding it only
three seconds the hand would be frozen lie placed
portion of it around long vessel containing mercury and
the mercury solid The mercury was then taker
out and hammered like lead.