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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-15
Latest from New Granadld.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.


PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
aet MARAcAIBo, July IA, 1854.
Since my last, per Addy Swift, we have received
but little news from New Granada regarding the
progress Of the revolution there. SID
It can be summed up as follows, wiz
All the troops that marched from the provinces Of
santander, Pamplona, Tunja, socorro &C., in favor
Of the government, have been met by the troops Of
Melo and routed in detail. These encounters, how
ever, are unimportans, Is none Of them were be-
tween bodies sufficiently large to be considered az
decisive triumphs.
The defnitve battle will no doubt come of ut
Honda, where the government was assembled In
considerable FORCE awaiting the organization and
discipline OF their army previous to any further
The following letter from DR.. Manuel Murillo,
which translate from an attested copy of the orr
ginsl. viii better explain the position Of affairs on
the eth ult.:- u..l
OcANA, June q, 1854
Governor Of the Province of santander, &c -
Ny DEAR SRI am passing through this part Of the
to as the 4 eos
10Th and 10TH there saw General hosquers and shall
from hence 60 to Bucaramansa IT, a. hope, the pro
RancdmeHo Of Coszos there docs not turn out TO be
more than drunken bravado. ,.-
have here succeeded In awakening public opinion;
Mssaiena We can now count on the dseidsd and &C.
tive operation Of the province Of Ocana Honda
manned left It on the nth inst TAP. NJ At whi,h
hour the steamer Anita left here and OF opinion
that although Aelo should have II With his
men, he will have boon .ep,,esa :. 80 -sn dAfanded
~ 00n earrdgsa and plenty Of artillery The pro-
vinees Of AnoquiA are entirely free Of enenies and
Meequera remained In Raranquilla with the steamers
Eea and Mansanaxes 1t his dsposa also the veteran
troops Of Cartbagena and Rio Hacha awaiting 2,00)
musk which he had contracted for with the house o.
and which ought to the Goth inst atSanta
Maria. He going to send the Estrella for them
from her they would b transferred board the Man
sanares and proceed up the river To morrow next
day they would be ut N0mpos and here unless the
met An officer who was carrying him the nonina on
Comm ander Chief Of the forces In Honda. r
Please communicate these details TO the provinces Ia
your vicinity. forgot to toll you tina. the entre
h In favor Of the Constitutional orScr, and although
Mosquera Of course, had bat hia difficulties, there
no tear OF Melo being seconded there. Nieto
petely extinguished Sustain yourselves little longer
and We shall be saved. Truly yours,
MANUEL, MJRIJJO.
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ArrRxpTKp NuApn--we have learned thu par
ticulsr Of great outrage which occurred in Norris
The widow Of frederick Benner, deceased, late OF
Memphis, came up few days ago at the request OF
Louis BeDner, her brother-inlaw, Who resides in
Posey. In company with two persons she had been
wal fred at from tho woods, and received t~o
Wounds one IN the back, the shot striking against
the shoulder blade, and lodging thcre the otlar in
tho writ. At the time the two persons With her
were between the assassin and herself, and this
probably saved her lie. Tue lady Ii an entire
stranger in Pofey, except TO her bsotherinlsw and
his family. Suspicion immedlteIy fastened on Me.
Lewis Benner and his second son. Mrs. Bcnuer
believes that they Committed the act. They have
been ar estei, and have given bond TO appear be.
fore Ju,tce Carson. There u considerable excite
merit In Pcsey over this Outrageous occurrence. ami
II The offenders, can be discovered they viii DO
brought 10 justice. Mrs. Bsnner b MOI dangerously
hut, and y In fair way 70 rsocvey.- Essasrllt
uh6) Eh9nsrGs -4 ataA
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Common Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge DAILY,

Before Hon. Judge DAILY,
MOTION FOR AN ATTACHMENT AcAYtkr rHy coR.o-
RATION or nav YORK.
Nor Marstzek os. the Corpu0fiow of Neso York.
Mr.. Willard applied to the Court for an attach
ment against Mr.. Glszier, The Cammisdensr OF
Streets and Lsmps. for yiolAting m Injunction Of
this Court restraining the Cooperation from dump
ing street manure, animal and vegstsble matter,
and other lh, for the enlargement Of the Battery;
junction perpetual. The plaintiff has leAssd the
Castle Garden for the purposes Of giving musical
and dramatic sntestainments, and cor ylaiss Of The
dumping of manure and street Alth = nuisance,
for the enlargement Of the Battery was bound TO hn
tie ground with good and Uholssoms earth. The
Con poation Counsel app AIRED 70 ros4 tho notion.
The defence y, that the matter bsing ussd for 1llng
tbev re not lisbje a. ssss oootrscsed vR snoihss
patty for the work. Adjourned TO Wednesday.
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and hasssss, not even excepting Carpet bags Of
vsseang dsaks, and found everything right side mp
It'll care. tf -. - -
We there toai in few bales Of merchandise and
once moro again pu. our bow towards u cream.
The Ata was - calm and serene u The Eriecaual,
and the moon lent her Elyery light 10 chase sway
sd thoughts during the night 10 those who have
ever msde passage In the Isabel, Il would Be
needless TO add that her gent1smanly Capta!n WIN.
and ct the same time . social and agreeable com
pani0n 70 his passenger. Nothing occurred 10
mar our happy time Till We arrived ct Charleston,
where We found that We could not Land, on account
fruit and packages were sent on share and passsn-
gers were received, and we were told that II We
went on shore We should not be allowed b return
70 the snip. You can imagine how agreeable We
TO take abort walk through the streets Of Charles
tod. But IL preference to exchanging This good
ship Tor the tedious land route 70 New York,
We all determined to continue In her and
save few dollars, which the hotels might have got
nom "a we were a!l very much surprised that the
City Council Of Charleston should attempt to quar-
antine vessels or persons coming ffom 20 healthy
place g Havana, or even Key West, ~ st this mo-
ment there 10 no city more healthy. M 81
On board our vessel, from the time we sailed I'M
I'll our arrival here, We only had the misfortune Of
having poor poodle dog under the weather. and he,
poor fellow, soon had tho medical assistance Of al
on board, and was soon on his legs again, to the
great JOY Of his master, an old Spanish gentleman,
who is taking him to Paris as q present to lady
friend.
From Charleston here nothing oc cured Of impor-
lance, except the excitement Of seeing whale and
meeting the regular packet steamers bound TO
Charleston and Savannah, and the Empire City for
Havana, where they win quarantine her, think, as
when we left the cholera was reported to be raging
IN New York. As we are now near Sandy Hook,
viii! have to conclude this scrawl BY returning the
very best thanks Of al my fellow passengers to
Capt VIM. Rollins and his very attentive purser Mr..
John Aahoney, as wen as the rest Of the officers Of
this good Old ship, a. have to arrange my baggage
to receive the DOCTORS VISIT and am anxious TO get
on terra frma tonight.
Twin leave the rest for some other time.
II
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HOMICIDE IN HARRoDeBuRa.--A difficulty occur
red In Hairodsburg, oa Monday last, In which john
O'Neil was killed. John ana James 0'Neil, hrs-
theirs, and Barney and Felix Mcbride, also brothers
and cousins TO the O'Niela, had quarrel and while
Dey Mcbride stabbed John ONeil four tnes, one o.
the stabs penetrating the heart O'Nen died 10 nvs
minuffG TIE McBfces attempted 70 escepe, pas
were captured and lodged In jail. The parsics WsS
all hishmen.-L Louis vhe Co&r,er, dug W.
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MAIL RoBBER ARRKsrsD-Dr J. Q. Patterson
posfmsster NJ Mcwhirtersvills Ia this county, wAd
arrested nv General Cismsnts, u. 8. MaBh Il, and
brought before Commits. Toner McMurAy yesterday
morning on 4 charge Of having robbed the m III.
The charge was sustained aud Patterson committed
10 jail % sss't has MA css.s ~ rs---- S,prs,
NssLrl2s Usis~, Ass. Z, Hsf
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DEsThtCTlNE flhB ii FAN JUAN
From " It. Thomas Times, July IL
BY the Spanish schooner Esperanto, from the
capital on Thursday morning, (June 29), w learn
Of very destructive nre which bad taken place on
the Marie. 1t would appear that the fro com.
uepced on the night Of the 26th, and 80 dreadful
had been ito nysges that u continued TO barn 70 the
nth, the day of the departure Of the Es2xranxa,
and ct which time no published account OF the con-
6sUatjon had been given. We arc therefore com
PEELED to make mention Of what Is known hare BY
private letters, and must walt patiently the arrival
Of the stesmer by which, doubt, We shall be put
In possession Of newspapers detailing statements
and particulars Of this melancholy calamity. OF
the extent Of loss nothing positively IL known, but
rough Averages, We learn, esti rate IL TO about
$500 000 principally IN goods, although the value
Of many fine houses Ind stores must b taken In
the acc, mt. We rejoice to learn tnat the govern.
ment va ehouees - aped uniDjured, ~ well IS their
contents this Ia not, however surprising, as II we
remember aIipht, they are solid stone ediccs.
Much praise, We are told, Is due 70 the military
well a. to the Congresso steamer, which was recent
y here for The activity displayed and 70 the Captain
General, wbo by his presence melted the mass TO
much cxertien. By these means the frc had not
been 80 vide spread as IL would have been; and
even the arsenal which ct one time was feared, 81.
tapped by the element being cut off In it, progress
before reaching the vicinity Of tina. dangerous de-
pot-tbe explosion CT which might have affected
0e inner part Of the city. w I'll N.t1e4
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Allow me the pleasure Of giving our readers .
descfir ton Of our trip from Havana TO this city.
We left the Moro Castle at A. N. on tho sth
inat after slight detention caused BY the non-sp
Iearsnce of New York gentleman, who was de-
tanned after being regularly supplied with pass
port. He soon succeeded in showing the officer Of
the Spanish government that he was all o. K, and
We soon had him on board again, to ntribute TO
our ninth and pleasure BY bis witty Jokes aud ever
cheerful face.
After pleasant run Of eight hours, during which
but few Of our passengers grew sea sick, we ar
rvedAt Key West. Here we remained come three
hours, while he gentlsmanly custom house os6os .
eains - board aaa tAsssashlv sxamlied the chip
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The steamer Of her Majesty, Basco Do Garsy entered
this port last evening from Cadz whence she sailed
the 18th July, bringing the ordinary mail The Blasco
Dc Gsray has board part OF the regiment Of As
tuias and she the arrival Porto Rico Of
the soberano and Wills do Bilbao, also the departure
nom CaoiI on the 18th of July Of more troops: in the
ccfvettes Isabella, Segunda and Colon. It IL fact
which inspires pride The promptness, regularity and
rPidy With which these troops depart from the Pen IN
spla highly gratifying In rational questions there IL
no difference Of opinion We oil Spsniards anu
ready to sacrifice the last dollar and The Last
Is not this exquisite with revolution in Spain
that may xnd Isabella Eegunda forth as an exile
and when negotiation Is proceeding for the sale
Of this island to the United States?
On Thursday last there was procession viii h
issued from the Church OF Santo Domingo, and
after passing round few squares, IL returned to
the same edifce. The day not even being marked
with single cross, was induced to consult the
calendar to ascertain what this procession was for
In the calendar the day u noted a. Ia inrencion
de 81. Est0ban, PfOto MARTYR but wha. this in
vertion was We are left to guees-I have not been
able to obtain any inforIoation on the subject.
Sunday last, 9th inst, was the TTan.fguracion
del Senior, and there was to have been . Grand
procession at the suburban village Of Cero, ABOUT
three miles Distant from this city. hsd intended
70 have attended my evening ride to Cerro to have
Witnessed this grand celebration. A heavy rain.
however prevented my enjoying the pleasure bad
Yesssrdsy II was delightfully."- pleasant affair the
rain. Our city u becoming more healthy than Il
was week or two dnce. The vomito, however,
Is understood to prevail at Hatanxas, and one or
two other country towns. MY budget Of news is
exhausted; therefore conclude. Pou0HKErsu.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
B0NPLAND'S
Fever and Ague Rem ed V,

ltis neither Patent, Quack or Empirc, but a
genuine specific prepared from the Recipe Of a
Physician, and approved by the widest and best
known scientific Chemist in the Cou ltry, CDR.
J. r. Chiffon, OF New York and BY him
recommended to the world (vountary and with.
out pry) for its valuable properties; Ind declared
thatit contains no mineral or poisonous subst ance.
Its wonderful properties in removing BILE, and
and giving TONE, STRENGTH and VIGOR
to the Liver. Kidneys and Stomach, or in other n
words, curing the disease Thoroughly and Effect
ually, not simply breaking the chill but removing
the CAUSE are everywhere acknowledged.
Read The follwing Cerhfcdte; we could
produce a hundred Just like il, but we ask the
public 10 try il, andstake its success Oh its merits
Toledo, .4ug sth, 1913.
Ma. OssooD:--I have had the Fever and Ague
Tor two years and twelve days wit hont cessation;
aud have also had the most skillful physicians in
the country, first DR., ,Luokey of Ottawa county,
second Dr. Ryder, OF Lower Sandusky, third
German physician at Woodville, as also three diff
lerent ones in this place, viz: Bostwick Clark and
Forguson. got SO bad aud became SO badly
boated, that ] had to cut open my boots, and
have my clothes made larger. At last | could
scarcely walk alone, and was finally cured by
Boilland's egetable RenledH' for Fever and Augue
The fifth time used this medicine the chill
and fever left me, and | continued 10 take the
medicine for some time after, regularly, tea
spoonful at dose, and now l am finally md per-
fectly cured. ! have still ne-third of the mcdi-
cine left in the bottle, and yet am fee from all
chill aud fever, and the swelling has entirely left
me. ] am also harry and working at mp trade,
as Carpenter. Ii Is not necessary TO say any
thing more Of this valuable medicine.
Signed, JONATHAN FRAZIER.
Sold BY S. BUCKLAND & Co.. Fremont
J. Nj. ASHLEY, Wholesale agent. Toledo.
September l7tb, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
1852!
SANDUSKY BOOK BINDERYl

TINE Subscribers would respectfully announce
l. 10 the citizens of Sandusky City and vicinity
that they have pure 1ased the Book Bndery, form
erly carried on by c. L. Derby g. Co., and they
are now prepared to execute any orders in that line
Of business. They profess to be practical work
men in every branch pertang TO Book Binding
Work entrusted TO their care warranted to be we'll
and neatly done. Particular attention paid 10 Bind
ing Periodicals, Music, Newspapers, Magazines,
in superb manner, either plain extra gilt. Old
Books Of every description rebound. Having on
hand superior stock Of paper of every size and
quality they prepared to manufacture Blank
Books of every description ruled 10 any pattern
desired.
Paper ruled at prices to suit the times. Book
Bindery at the old stand the Bookstore Of &.
l.. Derby & CO., Caswell's Block.
June, 26. IS52-ly MILLER d KIES.
N. B. Those having work Of the above descrip
ton 10 be done, can leave 1t at the Book and Drug
Store Of S. Buckland g. Co., who are our author
zed apents
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
Fancy, Music and House
Keeping Store!
Nv E desire to inform the citizens of this

WE desire to inform the citizens of this
w and neighboring towns, that we have
just opened full stock Of Fancy and House keep.
ing Goods and respectfully solicit a share of Their
patronage.
Fancy GOOds.-PaPier Mache Work and
Perfume Boxes, Back Cannon Boards Watch
Stands, Writing Desks, &c.
Also: Rosewood and Mahogany Boxes, Writing
Desks and Toilet Boxes, Terra Gotta ware of ali
kinks. Parian Marble Statuary, Watch Stands
Paper Delights, Spring Tea bells, Porcelain w are,
Porte Monnaies Of eveiy variety, Ivory and Pear.
Toilet Glasses Shell Combs, Bracelets, Silver
Gard Baskets, Travelling C ompanions, P arlor Balls,
Brushes of every description &c.
Housekeeping AriieIes.-A full as
sortment of Dixon's finest PLATE, viz: Tea Ser.
vice, Castors, Cake Baskets Knives, Forks, spoons
Ladies, Fruit knives, Nut Crackers, &c.
Brittania Ware OF every kind, Baskets of every
character, Willow Ware inclusive of every thing
Wooden Ware, from a Faucet 10 Boot Jack =
Iron Ware, such as Steol Fire Sets, Scrapers,
Ash Sifters, Soap Stone GriddIes, Coffee Roasters
Smoothing Irons Of new stye Coffee and Spice
Grinders, Family Grind Stones, Porcelain Kettles
and Sauce Pans, Coal Scuttles, brass and iron, !
Oyster Grdirons, &c
Also, Cake and Sugar Boxes, Dish Covers and
Toast Racks, Apple Peelers, Vegetable Slicers,
Warming Pans, Sardine Openers, Lanterns, Foot
Baths, Knife Washers, 10 avoid washing handles;
Toilet sells, W ater Ioter Fots, Slop and Water
Pals, Bandelabras, Night and Nurse Lamps,
Swinging do. Hall Lanterns, Towel Stands Fea.
iher Busters, Wire Bird Cages, Foor ane Hand
Brushes, Tin Ware of every kind, Hobbe Horses,
SIeghs, Bed Cords, &C.
MUSIC. .-Muocal Instruments of all descrip
tons, viz: Guitars, Violns, Flues, Barjot, Tam
borines, Clarionets, Flageolets, Accordeons, Flu.
linss, and complete assortment ef Sheet Music
Perfumery.-We have a quantity of genu-
Inc Lubn's Perfumery comprising Extracts Cos
logne and Soaps, with cut & ass Cologne Bottle.
OF beautiful patterns.
Toys Wholesale and retail.
In additipn 10 the above have an assortment
of Fishing Apparatus, such as jonted
Poles. Lines, Reels, Floats, Sinkers, &c.
We beg leave to inform the junor members Of
the community, that we have some JUMPERS
for their especial benefit.
J D. BOURNE.
Campbell's Block
SAHDUsKY CRY. Feb, 5ih, lS53
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soon be th1 pro able result.
In short time, if you continue 10 neglect your
sell, you will begin TO feel ef tghtness and
oppression ucross the chest accompanied with fire.
quent sharp darting pains. Then drv hacking
cough will set in, and when YOU raise ANYTHING il
viii be thick and yealowish, or white frothy mat
ter, sreaked, perhaps, with blood II YOU still take
no medicine, these unpleasant symptoms will in
crease, and you will soon cave hectic fever cold
chllls, night sw oats, copious expeCtoration and
then great prostration II you still neglect YOUR.
sell, lew weeks or months will see you CONSIGNED
10 the grave, leaving your friends 10 mourn how
rapidly consumption did its work, and hurried YOU
away. Friend, have you no cause to be alarmed,
IN the above sketch, you NAV see, as in glass
how every case of Consumption progresses, with
more or less rapidity, TO fatal termination or
aH,' AZ the thousands and millions whom this great
Destroyer has gathered to the tomb, every single
case began with a cold. If this hdd been attended
TO, all might have been well: but being neglected,
under the fatal delusion that il would wear itself
OIL, 1t transferred its deadly ASTON to the subs.anrc
ol the lungs, exciting there the formation of tubee
cles. Another, and anothe cold added fuel TO the
lame, until these tuberce began TO soften and
supontrate, leaving by their liberation, great cay
ties in the lungs AT this crisis, the disease is yer,
difficult TO cure, and oltentimes sets at defiance ali
human means.
In The latter worst stage, this medicine will
otentmes arrest the disease, or cneck its ptogress
and will always make the patient more comfortable
and proong his life, and il is therefore worthy of a
trial; but in its incpient or former periods. Com
sumption Is as enrsble as any other disease, and
DR.. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
if taken at this time, will cure il IJeAS SURELY
AS 1T IS TAKEN!sH This is strong language,
but we can refer You TO numberless living witness.
es 10 prove that it is true! And therefore, we ear
nestly eXhhrt every man, woman aud child, who
has cough, or is subject TO colds, to keen The
medicine BY you in the house, and whenever Won
take cold do not 'le il alone to work mischief in
your system, but eradicate it thoroughly, and at |
once, by this powerfully healing compound, and
leave your lungs uninjured to carry you nlul vigor
10 good old ace 81
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of the beneficial results Of its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians who
have used il in their practice, and speak from
their own observations.
p. b. Peckham, nj. D., Utica, N. Y.
L. d. Fleming, NJ D., Canadagua. N. Y.
M. II. Hills, NJ. D., Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, M. D., Syracuse. N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, M. D., N. York City
w. Prescott NJ. D., Concord, N. H.
.P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
S. BUCKLAND s. CO., Agents,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold by all the leading Druggists In the adjon-
ing untes. Letters addressed TO care OF Mr..
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenna.
To DR. Marchisi IL have ten years been troub'
led with Female neutrality-suspicious., Uteri
aud all the attending diiiculties-at times render
ing my life most miserable. have had the at
tendance Of some Of the best physicians. with but
little success The most that they could do wat
TO relieve-a cure was out of the question. Fo.
five months before commencing with your medi-
cine, | had not been able to perform any labor.
could walk but few steps at time and scarcely
went out Of doors--in short, | was completed,
prostrated both in body and mind. | expected "a
drag out the rest Of my days in suffering and mis-
cry; but reading your advertisement was induced
TO try your invaluable medicine, called 'Uterine
Catholicon,' as the last resort. had not used
II week before felt like another woman. B,
the use of three bottles, was enabled 10 perform
all the labor, for six in the family, with ease ant
could walk any where in the noeighborhood, will
outinjury. Nothing but a fense of duty to you
and the suffering community, has induced me t
state my case TO the publc and ! can safely rec.
ommend the preparation TO all those suffering like
myself. Signed Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co., O., Dec. 9th, 1852.
J. b. Marchsi & Co., Proprietors, Central De.
pot, 30th Broadway Yew York.
April %, '53 Nv