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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20
OUR MoNTEvIDEo CORRESPONDENCE.
u. 8 ship SAVANNAH, RIVER La PLATA,
Or MONTKvIppo. April Is, 1856.

orr MONTENEGRO, April Is, 1856. !
Arrival Of the Sdpannah-- The Water Witch Afair-In
terrie,c NTH Mr. Peder-TAe Whole Difficulty Referred
to Washington Bun Fights, de-
We left the hssbor OF Rio on Sunday morning just
month sgo and were towed to by French steamer
Of war. Our Comm odors 10 now, you Sec good friends
with the French Admiral though year ago they crossed
each others hswse. They have taken grub together
several times. Uncle Sam makes little out Of this for
IL costs two hundred mil for tow, and Of course
the Admiral cid the thing for nothing.
We were in hurry to get to the river for President
Lopez had been shooting into the water Witch and
killed quartermsster at tho wheel. We all hoped 70
have something to do and made mp minds 70 intro
duee ourselves to the fair Of Paraguay. We hsArd
the efaesrs talk about boat sxpsdtions ana nsd frs
qusnt exercise with our boat howtsers; ana o We sot
An additional howisssr ct Rio, Ne believed wssnonid
b.vs soms finn. Our passage uAads In twelve days
~. found thu wss.r witch here waiting The Csmme.
ACRE sept mn 10 pusnos Ayss for Mr. fsdsr the Amsr
=. Minister rsssdsst here 70 come down and advise
with him sSe ~ snd wsnt on shos this didn't look
much Ike sspsS tin for ch.sos Of some sport Bat !.
last sm ~ hurt and nayS isd, ana they didn't lie
- a. ~ General Jackson a, take the rsspsnsibtyp
ana asy sent Il: .h ;! thing e w:sninSs
river, having liberty and eur fellows going
strong, though not exactly on the Naiss NV principle
a5 S : .ss Il sss sa
week ago last Sunday, twenty Of our lads chartered
one Of the g carts Of the country and vest out 70
s.ssop@ n. osnnoaors was thsss ana hs asx ososr,
ss 1 he sport cy bun was ssns ana .: :
io~s esns Sc Blood run !. P.rssSsy They v ..
srNt 81 II at these ball Aghts. The natadsrs punished
the gray bull for the ugh use hs-mads q his harms
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JUNE 1e.Alesis Bragg against CALEB d. GiIderseevs-
This action brought BY the plaintiff against the
defendant to the sum of $4,000, as endorssr
upon . check made by Messrs Sloan h L.ggett'
on the Empire City Bank, for $4,000, (which was
Afterwards transferred to the plaintif) and also
as endofser upon three promisscry notss-one made
for $I92 ~, payable four months after date; one
made by Nessrs. Levy l. Dmono, dated September 10,
1854 for $751; payable four months after da's ana one
made by G. H. Andius, dated July IL 1855 Tor $50
u.s. payable SIX months after date The making endorse
nenss and presentment Of the said chsci and notes
fesdant and for defence it commended that the
dorsenents were mere accommodation endorsements,
md that the paper had been discounted ut usurisuS
rates 81 further, that The party fer whose
accommodation the same we're made had Transferred 70
was entitled TO have credited the amount
OF the potss the plaintiff entitled 70 any
thing Fer plaintiff Smith Woodward; for defendant,
John Burrin. Verdict for plaintiff, a. 100, including
interest ON the three notes.
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HyAIrH OF NEW ORLE ANs.-The Picayssne Of the
18th lost says The vesky report OF The internenfss
In this evening" paper, shows most improve
ent In the health Of the city me decrease !. the nor
tally srcs the previous week u 123, the whole number
beisg $751; against sOS. The deaths BY cholera ss
BY n. ~ .s.t 49, 4
The Ans rains We have lately had and ths ssh buoy
ant atnesphsre which has sueceeded have had their
tieipated effect upon the public hsaith The chsassA
fast dissppsarss, and In other respscts the inprsvsn
10 very decided
The spnunsiatioa BY the Board Of Health that the
lera wss spidemie, was thought 10 ~ prsmatursy
much censurs was expressed towards then fer
haste. This good effect win, however, follow
that there 10 disposition 70 par1iats or suppre
pleasant facts. The complaint was Of too great - W
10 disecss the worst at once, for the tnforneecn
public. Bat they cannot hereafter - accused 49,
lukevaymness n the discharge Of the most usps
Of their duties, and the public here and aofsso ~
confidence that there VIII be NJ suppssssaon o. n
Their announcensnt that the cnolerA hAs ceased g
epidemic has beer most grstsfully confirmed BY t.
pesiencs OF ths week, and trust they VIII have ~ fu
occasion this season for announcement 81 any epte1
aich nsss The signs are all favcrsee. 49,
The following u the mum Der OF deaths during IL
weeks previous 70 the 1otn Inst - EN
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On Monday evening Captain Maynard, or the Nine.
tenth ward police received Information that band Of
rural rswdes were about to commence regular ring
fight in Fifth avenue near Forty-hrst street. he I'm
nsdatsy hastsned to the spot with platoon Of men,
but found that the party had already been dispersed by
Of the Twenty. first ward pslice who hearing Of
the occurrence succeeded by little stratsgsn In
capturing three Of tho fellows, just the entertain
the Second District Police Court where Justice Pearcy
held them to bail, each In the sum Of $780, - keep
the peace for the next six months.
ARREST OF GANG OF SUPPOSED CouNrE1YMTHRs.
Yesterday afternoon Ave men, named Henry Donald,
Aaron Bell, Jackson Cahs, Samuel Clark and Thomas
Moore arrested by officers Ward and Cornell Of the
Twenty arst ward police, on suspicion Of being gsas
Of countsrfeers In the possession Of the accused
found aarge lot Of composition prepared supposed
for the purpose Of manufacturing bogus silver coin
them until aodons
could be collected against them by Captain Spsght, Of
this district.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.
John Regain taken into custody by officer Stringer,
Of the Fourth word police, charged with having stolen
s35 in gold coin and three gold studs the property
Of James simpson, Of 43 Oak street. The property
found possession Of the accused The studs we're
found in his shirt bosom, and immediately idsnt
fed by MIR. Simpson The prisoner held to bail In
the sum Of $500 to answer.
ALLEGED SEDUCTION.
Jehn Cullen arrested by sergeant Mansfield Of the
Lower Police Court charged with having seduced Mary
Hart under premise Of marriage The complainant a.
sqes that became acquainted with the prisoner about
intimate terms with him; that the 9th OF April last
under solemn promise oil marriage, he effected her ruin
and that although she has repeatedly asked him to full
make her bis wife Justice Connolly held the accused to
bail in the sum Of ,Ooo
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The ohio river was mp again on the 18th inst At
eleven ssst
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gacty had quilted Zamora before the arrival Of tins
government troops. PueSlita alone remained With his
secten waiting the sight Of tho euemy before he left
santa Anna therefore, reached Zamora without striking
blow-an easy victory but yet the most substantial
papers Of the defeat Of Puebts are utterly false santa
Anna did send party In pursuit OF him. but these chv
arous soldiers returned after absence Of few hours
swearing they unable TO discover single trace Of
the daring rebel whereupon Santa Anna lsvshsd upon
them some of those choice epithsts Of reproach with
which the Spanish vocabulary abounds
ferent routes; and what IL almost incredible, whilst
santa Anna his way TO the the interior to exer
inmate them considerable division OF tbs rebels uu.
der the command Of Dcgoado, were marching almost TO
the very walls Of the capital Dssolado, With 500
horse, arrived within four leagues OF this city. IL
said bis psence had been invoked BY certain parts.
Of the puros named vfllanueva, who bad promised 70
raise The standard OF revolution within the city Dsgo
ado appeared, but the movement did not tA1e place
efscon and dsnunciaton are ss,a % nave
rested The city for ne was IN great eonstsrsa
ton The Cabinet Cen Tires with 600 100
r.. 70
protect the house Of the Archbshop the fnrstars of
which belongs Santa Anns and Is greatly coveted By
csndon, whish they are ssgsr destroy Msnn .hils
Santa Anna had sent Tayerss brigade sgsinst Degosto
WITH orders 10 give BIN mEsdiae battle ravera came
UP with Degoado the the 28h at the little village Of
ssrjuea. Deeoado had not taken proper precautions
and was compsIlsd to seht At great dssdvsnsAxs Ne
" s s, s%s s.sS sos sssS Tue n. ~
suit Of the conflict variousy stated The govsrnusns
claim signal victory, and have ordsrea cannon To- be
Tavers's troops suffered severely The day after the
hatte $50 ambulAbses 70 bear on tbs wound
ed, while Degoado seemed little spprshsnsiys Of par.
SUIT that he passed the night three qnsters Of league
from The place Of battle: The fnsurysnts lost few
men and what n serious, fcrtyons Of their
Der were tsisn pri.sss n sSc,: -nisn a.s bee.
isAanasIy ahot, without . trial In srosps, having
been Assd upon BY three yasosns Of soldiers mis- sas
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events
entire continent impressed with the finest conqusss
Of the Catholic Civilizations race in ne which
three centuries executed the mission Of dsspatug the
darkness Of babaty and gathered unJer ts banners
the soldier Of the cross and the Catholic missionary.
The first consequence Of these rights aud duties H.
that the Spanish American countries ought to AJAX the
United States every time that they take step towards
ought to intervene in every way In the negotiatons
which may be established the future destiny of Cub,
nat they oughs to have cosnzance Of every messas
that adopted TO change the present ops Of the
island, not only in reference to translatiou Of do
minion 70 another Power but also having for object
:. .aum snsn ZIP rn,Sn = Impossible and .hion
this when ambition reaches the point of employing
force and violence TO attain Its ends the right add ths
duty Of spanish America to rush to the lists with
liberty. Though there are not here as in
Europe two great Powers to rush 10 the o7t OF co.,
lton, 70 fight The common enemy, We may safely say
that 1t 10 Mexico whose duty Il IL to unfar
before any other country Of the New WorIi
the banner under which nationallties and our
race have TO be defended: She must stand in the
colossus has TO in conflict in M advaace 10 wards
the EQUATOR and becauss We may say, without vanity
that sbs FIRST In point Of extent In the number Of hsf
inhabtan and TN the condition OF civilization ana cu
ture To- which che has arrived Oar county win az
the right and ful6l the duty which thsss
concede to and impose upon IT, and via DO an that BE-.
noble pride and Of independence Inherited from tie two
heroic races from which sprung II win do 20 With tbs
energy and the abnesst Of thcss Who defend at every
hazard history and traditions which form its pride and
religion with which are bound up all its reoords o.
glory and which is the foundation Of its finest hope
The writer goes on to dlscuss the question 81 the
Can Cubs be indspsndsntf WIN shs gain any thsg By
states than undsr spsinf And ssys:-
nh. o: s.' =, at. : -:
sepce foolish iiussou which csprves that ssnassai
Of AL the AsbilNy may have tns csss sf these whs
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o. sny other part OF the republic. Last week q law
al Sut
though 1t be for the purchase OF gooda 70 return to
cent on al money taken from h. state to 60 out Of the
country The duties on the opter Of this tate are 20
hsh that goods cannot be introduced henc9 all intro
duscns prohibited It is the greatest Justice that
cans wouid stand t. That law could have been equs'led
edused to extreme poverty BY the Iadians taking
an their cattle Of Not being aole to raise stock any
longer they turn their attention to growing
eesn wheat &c. which they found sale for at their own
doors Spectators who found ready sst for the
gram our frontier posts OF Fl Psso Lmpia and others
any corn out Of this country into the United states either
~ the Lmpis or III Paso. Thus are thrown idle the
greater part OF the most industrious portion Of the In
The ststs 10 deprived of and the farmers OF
TIE means Of subsistiDg inasmuch ~ they cosd not
Isasss WON'T aov them to rase stock nor the govern
nent csrn 80 they wall have TO steal starve. This 10
tss rchsst state In the rspublc aud IL belonged to
TIE United States wou be the garden. rhs people
IN anxious for change Of rulers but have not the con
rage 70 proclaim. some desfous Of joining the Uni
go states others are In favor Of the Republic OF the
Ihavs just seen specimen Of placer gold found In a
this place. Jesus Maria IL email miane town, about
nj. S.l.os had At least nns nsris They cannot ).
verhsd in consequences Of the Indians.
We have not received q PioauNe here for over two
.s.tAs n.v-r N fact since We rscsived the NUMBER
Aware Wa understand all United States papers are
Prshibfted here. There 10 this city about dftsen
fssegns who subscrbs for 1t least twenty ave dine
ysst periedica. The authorities seeipg the number o.
papers recsvsd here became frighsnsd thnking they
are tee many for the safety Of the rspubc enclose
Jon shsst pubiished here every tvo or three
weeks contains bitter article against Americans
RsnsrsIy, and those Of California particularly. This
shsst 70 ssy issued when they have something Of Inn
psrtanes " eosaunicat 90 In The present Instance.
% other nstsr That spsaks well for oty oh eight or
cen tksus&nd nhsbitan'A These pspsrs ere ssid at
~ cash. ~ nswsboy vhe goes crying them Through
a. nany pagers received ~ ought 70 W received 81
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-12


intormatioa? Why did he not tell the public then
that it was not adopted, and inform them that he
would wait for a corrected list /? And why in the
Post, does he attempt to throw the blame
the "Arator, " and withhold the fact that he pub
lshed the very list Extra stitched to the
" CuLtiUdt0T, without word of objection to its
erroneous and imperfect" character, telling his
readers it had not been before the Committee,
of which he is member? As to whether it had
been before the Committee not, {" or adopted by
them, was matter, of course, which could not
know personally, not being member; but having
been handed to me, by the Chairman, for publica-
tion took it for granted it had been adopte and
the publication of it by Mr. Cooke was an acknowl-
edgement by him that it had been and was as much
official then, it is that it has his name to it
Secretary. The insinuation is much against
the Chairman of the Executive Committee as the
'Arator, and doubt not he will give the public
correct information the subject. The reason why
this insidious attack is made upon him, may be
found, probably in the fact that he has not yielded
to the earnest and repeated efforts which Mr.. Cooke
has made to induce him to take such steps would
further his impatient desire to have the Cultivaor'
adopted the :" organ. " DIR. Crudup, (the Chair
man, it is known throughout the State is ofthe
ablest most jealous and interchangeable friends and
laborers in the cause of the Stale Agricultural So
ciety-that he has done more, made moi personal
connected with the State Fair, than any other
deity and patriotic abors? Is Mr. Cooke to pros
titute his station, and the influence it gives him,
override every thing and every body that stands in
the way of his ambition?
THOS. j. LEMAY.
Nav g. 1855
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Pure sacred affection isto the soul what solar
glory is to creations it renes, exas, and sanctlfles
humanity. This is the beauty of holiness which
will only come to perfection when woman is aware
of her own sublmity.
as a woman do not ask the light to do right;
all Just persons will award this My own education
has been wofully defective. was naturally way
ward, and had it not been for the moral examples
of a superior minded mother, might now have
proved lackadaisical nonentity dreaming away ex-
istence in rocking instead of improving my
children The preccpts 1 received in addition to
my own dear bought experience, mpart to them
entertaining the peasurable anticipation that they
may do likewise.
My fair sisters in asserting their claims to supre-
macy are perfectly UNSUITABLE; their only has
been in installing their sphere of action. The
daughters of Pan alone should patronize panta-
let's masculine heroine is as unsightly as the
Bearded Lady. womans ambition can soar no
higher than to be essentially woman.
"Grace in her STEP heaven in ner eye,
In every gesture, dignity and love-"
Woman, thus exalted, will establish the Rights Of
Man.
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To tile Editors of the Standard !.

To tile Editors Of the Standard:
MEssRs EDIToRs-Allow me to call your attention
to an Editorial article in the Post of the 9th instant
which bears the image of Mr. w. d. Cooke, in all
its features, and is calculated to produce very er-
roneous impression upon the public mind in refer
to the Premium List published in the ''Arator,
in the Standard, the Star, and the g Cutivator. -
The Post says the said list chad never been before
the Executive Committee adopted by them y
publishes corrected list, headed "e6ciaL" with
the name of VIM. ID. Cooke attached as Secretary
and regrets the premature publication of the former
list. Now, this article does gross injustice to the
" Arator, " as it ntimates it published in that
paper prematurely,. without authority; whereas it
was handed to me by the Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee, as the Premium List for the next
State Fair, with request to publish it in the Ara
tor and send slip as printed to each of
the City papers, which did, The "CuItvator" in
cluded and Mr. Cooke printed it in all haste, in the
form of an Extra, and attached it to the . Cutiva-
tor, which came out at the time with the "A
rator informing his readers that he did this give
them early information, and leave the pages of the
" Cultivator" free for purely agricultural matter
Now, he is member of the Executive Committee
and ought to know better than Mr. Lemay, whether
this list chad been before said Committee or adopt
ed by them. If it had not, why did he "prema-
turely publish, and giue 1t to tbs readers as early
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into the United States and that the duties wero DILL
thereon and he is further authorized required paid
cc from and after the date the treaty aforesaid shan 70 can
to duties which may have been given for @ ponds
said articles imported aforesaid. And the ." The
the Treasury also hereby invested with the sor0 Of
iy and power refund the duties cancel the %
bonds any of the articles enumerated in said
produce of Prince Edwards Islands Newfoundi The
to the satisfaction of The said Secretary that
Edwards Island, Newfoundland have admitted oil [ce
articles enumerated in said treaty from the United the
free of duty prior to said treaty going operation
Approved March 2, 1855. FOn'
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Public 6l.-


AN ACT to amend can act to into effect treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain, signed on
the fifth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty ap-
proved August fifth, eighteen and fifty four.
BE IT enacted 6y tie Senate U7G House Of
Of tile United SateS Of 4zp0rica C6ueSs assez6eG Tha
from the date when the reciprocity treaty of the
fifth June, eighteen hundred aud fiyour entered
tween Great Britain and the United States, shall
feet the Secretary of the Treasury shall he
by authozed and required to refund out of money
sums OF money as shall have been collected duties
fish of all kinds The products of fish, and of ali
creatures living the United
from and after the eleventh day of September eighteen
hundred and hftour the date of the the
President of the United States Of the rocty treaty.
the articles aforesaid the products of one of the
British provinces of the New Brunswick Canada Nova
Scotia Newfoundland Prince Edwards Island and i'm
ported theretrom into the United States and duly
nc is further authorized and required and after the
day the treaty aforesaid shall effect to cancel on
like satisfactory proof and warehouse bonds the
duties that have bean for said articles
imported aforesaid
SEC 2 And be tt further enacted; That from and after
teen hundred and fifty four entered between Great
britain and the United States, shall go into effect
manner therein prescribed the Treasury
Shall be- and he hereby authorized refund any
money IN the Treasury otherwise appropriated to the
persons entitled thereto such of shall have
IN the schedule annexed to the third article
city treaty aforesaid imported into the Omitted States from
the British of Canada New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia respectively since the date of the their re-
provinces from the United States free of duty ON proof
satisfactory to the said Secretary that the articles so
ported the products of Canada New Brunswick or
Nova Scotia as the case may be- and imported
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Public o.

A RESOLUTION in relation the New Orleans ~
house. N''OHl
Rssoloe4 6ythe Senate oa4 House Of Representative.
tile United States Of AnsericG IN C0nyreSs dsenoJJ S
authority be given to the Secretary of the TreanSa t
make such change i'll the mode OF constructing the New ~
the foundations from the great weight Of The nen
ture. F-''luc
Approved March 2, 1855.
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BY AUTHORITY.
May 9, 1856.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the second session Of the Zirtthid Congress o.
the United States.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-19
Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN yoRDAN's


IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment ofMen's and
ABoyss Ready made Cl0thing, embrac-
ing approx cd styles. and made BY
good workmen out ofthe best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt.
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack and
Paletot Overcoats, CLOTH Dress and Frock Coats OF
various colers and qualities. Cloth Cashmere, Sati
net, Velvet and Tweed Psntaloons. Silk, Satin, Va
lentia, ,swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, cashmere,
Satnet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers; undershirts, Hosiery, Suspsnders,
ries Scarfs, Winchester and Scots approved Patent
Shoulder seam Shirts, Umbrellas articlesusuai
ly kept in gentemsn's furnishing stores, including
Robessde Chsmbre and Revere Vestsand Overcoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uneut Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vestngs-all OF which will be made up to
orderin the bestmanner, with promptness, at accom-
modating prices, and by competent workmen. This
establishment isin the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions that ordersin to them may be
lied upon being in the atesttyle by those who de-
sire it, All manner of plain work and work of gen-
teel me edium, promptly attended to as heretofore
HATS of new style together with all Ofthe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
Grateful for patronage, the
ly hopes to merit acc ontinuance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
and Clothier, on Front street, oppo-
site the Steam Mills.
III.
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9fpflrp, &f.


MORE uKW oooD1l
THE unde.signed would isforn ~ -
Ee that - has just received and nov epeni16 80
at No.s Il Claire Row, splendid stsek Of
NEW GOODS,
Consissingin part Of
Clocks, Watches, Jsvslry, Lamps, 1abls-Wafe
IBilver and Dritannia] Xlivss ald 1eTAs,
spoons, Hsn-knivss and Cutlery:
Which added 10 his usual Stock and Variety, VIII sss
Die him supply the demands ofthe Psbe y Sis ii.e
with the best choice to style, Pattern and Qualiy
and he will be pleased 70 supply then q The ss
est prices. a. G. B1LLOAs
Davenport, April 4th 1854.
Lanpsl
A LARGE assortment Of Gas, FluiA anA Oil IanDs
"A now opening and for sale low u
Just Hsesivea!!
ICROM n. York Manufactures, Fine Gold Huntine
I and open hce Levers, Gold Pens, Breaches, kas
BILLIONS Jewelry stsrs,
ian 10 No. L. Clsife Kew.
A PULL assortment 1t A. G. BILLoN'R.
"A may 30. ~