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-NOaire.
NNE wish 10 IN form .he public that we have con-
w Guided to adopt she cash system and after the
loti day of jane will sell only. Al persons iu
dened TO us will Please cali and settle before the FIRST
day oil July, and obge themselves.
my-q STRAWN& POWELL.
-Srra rof:cc ID Farmers.
ElCTTE6 taken IA exchange FOR Dry Goods, and goods
IL SOLD at Cash prices.
my23 DOUGLASS CLARK.
ESNciS Y. heat AZ Feathers.
40 BUSHELS OF Seed Buckwhest at 80 cts. per tu
lctJ $50 III. Live Geese Feathers for sale by
6E0.w. FIFScE
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CTDR e e


RAN received on Storage az Tie BrEa Warehouse
GraIa tabeuoI account Give Ia 81 ctli.
,r28 GEG. BRISTOL.
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Cnrs1nc Anil OIL L.
DILMAN'S PATENT
Germ sf,eIEer and Horse Power.

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1875 $780, -. ts5'-I .szss 81
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$4,000
Stoves ! Stoves Slaves

We have hard 500 Stoves, comprising Of
the best patterns nj Coal Cooking Stoves brought 70
this market, which VIII sell at prices that Will he salts
factory. Our stock Of raror and Dining Room Stoves
comprise of the INST elegant and useful styles ever
before exhibited in ti- City. We wish say Gus
toners -a in and see before You by Of men drawing
Stoves around in wagons if yea want TO save Try ~
cent your investment.
We are extensively engaged in manufacturing IN,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware, Of every description al"
execute orders in that line - HTg extent Ge~4e
We purchasing oli Castings Copper, fc"t"r, IN"
Brass and Will pay the highest price the mafEe' VIII var
OIL Cloths lad E1aaeied C'o,iS, o. beautiful s'y.r7
and patterns at rrice~ tina, will asoni-h you b- sure
you call snu see before PURCHASING sSP' -
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n 7 All prepared 10 manufacture 10 order Gent
"a Morocco Calf and Kip Boots Also, Ladies
- Kid, Goat. Calf, and addressed Morocco Bootee'
alters and Bg-kius.
Heel Caters and E0otecs made in good style, OF good
ocE.
Shop over 5 c. Earl & Sons Store, Ottawa.
R@pgriuS neatly GJIe. All work warranted.
feb2I y. T. TUCKER.
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Sewing Machines for SIG.GG.
JOHN NAGEE'S INVENTION.


next week. these Machines will be ready for prch
at the above price Apply the shop of the sub
scriber, near the City Mills .nylJi JOHN MAGER.
New Picture efisFcry.
THE lovers o: fine and the public generally
J. invited to examine specimens low on exhibition at
x IONS just opened over the City Bank OF
Eanes Allen Co.. north OF the Court House. under the
supervision OF Mr.. JAS. MARsToS.
The undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr,
MARsroN in the above business is prepared 70 fur
nsh Ambrotypes in the highest style of the art warrant
ed in every instance satisfaction or no charge
made. Yhe services of Mr.. MAEsToN have been secured
for short time and those acquainted with his SIKH VIII
need further for getting truthful picture
a share Of the public patronage IS solicited
Ottawa, October 3, 1857. {. NJ VAN DOhtN.
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IEEN'S Wo,utu's ana C'IreI'- Euhber=. o. a-y --z.
-7k aud IN any qIsu;.tv, cheaper than ever r- CASH.
u u. PRESCOTT. Ia.
f,b30 ~ >. Aas.r...s E.5s&.
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HARDWARE,

e 4 Z. Ee w Z e C,
Comprising everything usually kept in our line Also
larce assortment Of
CoOst assGa IsGriOr stoves
every variety and of this latest improved patterns m
CT which prepared TO otser at
GREATLY REUUCED PRICES,
We call the attention farmers wanting Stsv.s to
the fact that selling Stovss
TEN RsOEESEsS E.s:sS
than they purchase Of the pedIars That is quite
item in these dubious times. Please remember this and
bring bank bills in before the Banks fail and leave
them your hands
We thanks friends and customers for
the bGr patronage heretofore bstow Il upon US and
invite yoc all TO call upon Us before purchasing feeling
assured You Will he satisfied with cur prices and the ana.
lily of our Goods. Save your money and drop in on
Main street, opposite the Bank KING HARD
l., 1SJ.
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Notice.
an and after July 18TH the slips in the ID Congrega-
tionaI Church in Ottawa. will he nee TO those VINO
xi,b 10 oncuy Them Families individuals attending
regularly requested to select slips Tor their USE as 1t
is desirable to know what seats are occupied
BY vote of the Church.
WILLIAM S. McNAIR,
ALEX. FORBES, Trasfees.
,uI11 faMUEL THAR
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RuSseIi'S Furniture Depot,

TEN YEARS E>TABLISHED.
TF7IEE subscriber woat again remind his old custom
- aud citizens generally that just now, at this es;ah-
isirant, wiz D.. oIni larger and better as.or,nsn,
az every arueie in the Farnitu line than ever before
offered. " ~
lie being practical mechanic and 'on-
IN business, gives him an advautar i nj. own
ire A. well as uii aequanta &c with the best facto-
- >, - -. w. .u1 iIN avs doing n one Price,
ne ms no es' ~'on ia saying rst he sell .
S.e AT nee or com 'ete'y furnish house good
state. Please ~ and SEQ
Particular attention invited his stock OF Picture
iASs an Looking Glass NoUdiugs.
an 81 all siZ-s and styles made to order. Look
We PM o. III So. Lanl.
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tee.

EEAvING purchased OF : w CHrFTEf hi' entire stock
Of Drv .;.,o,lS and Groceries. would in form
and IN, public that the business will be conduct
ed in the fltgre in tiie name 81 aNphE" CiNoh CO.
W intend 70 adhere -trctiy 20 the cash and barter
trade satisfied from experience that IL Is most benef
ia! 90 tte s-ier and bIysr. The credit system, which
m been so aj lr!1gs for past years hope to destroy
ia this CRY. To accomplish this Ne vii! sell for
small profits to compel ou- ueic|bors to pursue the
came course oar long experience in tn business here
we venture guarantee for keeping stock suitinG
exactly tie OF the community We therefore beg
tia. all who study their will call and get osc
price, before purchasing lfeh27l ANDREW LYNCH.
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On Monday, the 26th inst, the examinations will COM
mence IN the Columbus st. School, O'Clock NJ, in
the Primary Department. The examination hours Will
be rs follows:
Monday from TO II A. NJ. and rom 2 to 5 P VI.
Tuesday from to II \. VI. and from TO- P NJ
Wednesday from to ~ A. VI. and from to 6 +. NJ
Thursday from to 70 A. NJ. The Rhetorical Fxer-
cises il the Grammar School Will take place from to
7. M
TIE HIGU SCHOOL
The Rhetorical Exercises Of the High hool will be
given in the First congregational Church, Thursday
evening. commencing at half past seven.
Pr.uts and friends Of education cordially invited
t. be present. Ju! 2Al l. STONE, JR., SHpf
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OF FINER sIJEE AID CATERS
BEEN OFFERED IN tbs Ctr
Prices SCITED TO TIE TIMES
PRICES SUITED To TIE TINS
PRICES SUITED TO TIE TINES.
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The Opera ln BROOKLYN.

Lsst night the Academy troupe played opera for the
first time IN Brooklyn The event. may be supposed
created quite sensation in that music loving city, and
although the price Of seats fixed high two dol
lars every part OF the large hall OF the Athenaum was
closely packed The transformation effected in the ap
pearancc Of the hall the short space Of twenty four
hours asonshed those unacquanted with the experness
Of stage carpenters and painters handsome pro
scenium, with richly ornamened wings extended across
the west end Of the room, the stage being advanced
about eight feet beyond the usual PLATFORM arrange
ment which Of limited considerably the auicncc
accommodation. Side and drop scenes with crimson
curtain footghts, and rallied of front for the
orchestra completed the usual theatrical accessories at
least such portions Of them in view OF the public
Although, Of course, but miniature Of the Academy
arrangements showed that they had been conded the
practsed hands OF it's artists.
The programme consisted Of the second act Of the
Figla, the second act Of Lucrezia Borgl and theon
tire OF the 'Serva Padrona.n With sucn artists Pcco
omni, Gazzanga florenza, Formes and Tamaro in the
principal parts IL needless for us to that the first
representation of opera in Brooklyn such rarely
Witnessed in ntatory experiment OF this costly charac
ter The reception of Mile. Pccolomni by the audience
unusually demonstratiye for the Brooklyn people
who rather cold IN their appreciation of artists In the
"Fgla," and in the quarrclling duet with Madame
Siedenburg introduced in ths S.rya Padrona, she
cncored in the most enthusiastic manner.
Madame Gaz2aniga, who l. quite favoritc with tho
Brooklyntes was also warmly received. We have never
heard her sing 10 greater adv antage than in the
|" Lncrezian this occasion. Altogether, the On.
tortainmcn; ono Of the most delightful and salts
factory that have witnessed with composite
programme The audience, At its close, gave EXPIRES
sion to their satiacon by repeated rounds Of applause
The "Nozzc di Figaro" Will be produced Tuesday,
stead Of Monday newt the usual Opera hight The
of this Is that of the orchestra OF the Academy
being engaged at the New York Philharmonic, It was
possible 10 have rehearsal of the Opera yesterday
With only one rehearsal Monday, OF course II
would not be possible to produce tho piece IN satsfac
tory manner
I'm Thursday next, Mr. Ulnian satisfied with his expe
ricnt of last night proposes give Opera again In Brook.
given IN fun being found that the stage arrangements
al the Athenaum work sufficiently well 10 Justify the
presentation of entire piece. The Brooklyn people will
have opportunity o. hearing, on this occasion, Madame
Iabordc and Of passing their judgment the merits
of that remarkable glngcr.
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viNr,1 Aoktssr CirS--ln The Brooklyn CITY Court
yesterday tho o. Ferdinand Meyer against the cy Of
Brooklyn decided cor The plaintiff Tbs was the
second trial Tc action was for damages on account Of
INJURIES sustained by failing from n vehicle IN Flushing
avenue, June 1907. Tho of the accident ,yas
ru excavation tn the avenue, made hy the rain Tho
wheels no tlw rut and tho p'nntn was pi,chel out
and seriously injured that he unable % follow his
occupation toF long time aiterward. involving him
much expense. verdict Of 81, 800 vas rendered in
favor ~ thu paintf On The former trial tue Jury reu.
dercd a verdict of o. 200 Cor plaintiff
r'srONrb nm GovEsSoR.--Ioscph Jackson who
tried and convicted for committing rape upon an
migrant grl named Catharnc Sullivan, in March 1851
aud sentenced TO the state prison for ten years par
doned by Goy. King Friday last An officer from this
city went TO Sing sing yesterday 70 notify him Of the
occupation had accumulated little piece of property In
Greenfield which was IN order nav expenses OF
the trial His wife supported her family by teach
ing scnoo and unrcnttng her efforts towards ob
tanning her husbands release She procured the influence
q several gentlemen IN Kings county and through them
pardon obtained
AffFnKp RonBERy. widow lady, who kcers hotc
IN Flatbush, was taken custody Friday on the
charge of robbug Caroline Kcyn of sl5. II appears that
Monday last Mrs. Keyn, who is AZ the County
Hospital, stopped at thc tavern and called for some
liquor she became stupcGed. and on returning 70 con
scousncss alleged that she had been robbed Tho sc
cused taken before Justice oakley and held 70 await
frrther inqury.
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The Mayor Yesterday morning came down 10 hs Office
but relied after a short sizy 10 return homo
again, being yet susering from the of neuralgia
Hon. Schuyler Colfas, Of ohio, s in Boston.
Dr. Harry Hammond, son cf S.uator IIsumeud. &c
South Carolina has been elected by e Board "a Trustees
AZ TN late annual meeting AZ Medgevie Ca. Professor
of Natural Sence in Franklin College Ia place ef Dr. 10.
seph Jones, resigned
The estate Of Willy, belonging 70 NJ de Iamartne has
been soil TO landed proprietor az nreax Tor es5 oOO
The surveyors and appraisers OF Macon hal yslued at
i5o, ,o0ot.
The young Prince uf Dude s ~ Cairo leading very re-.
tired lre, and but seldom abroad He residing the
house Of an English shawl mere hant ushunmedan from
lahore, who ior several years has been established IN
Egypt
The people of Hong Kong China arc greatly taken NJ
with Acert smith, who arrived BY the second August
mail He lost his note hook with fun description OF his
overland route contained IL but was rcgaucd for him
the day after ny o. the police Chinese pawnshop
seems 10 have bccn its destination.
The anniversary service IN comIncmcraton the death
of General cavaignac, celebrated Friday, 2oth
ult, IN the church of s., Louis dAntn in presence OF
hN widow, his todefroy General Sainsaus Cavgnac
and several members Of the Oder family INTO which the
deceased had married Among the persons present we're
NM CoudchauS, Carnot Senard Tlasic Ibfaure Recurt
Vauabellc * ministers, and number of exreprcsenta
tyce Of France
Prince Alfred, Of England arrived At TerroI, spain, on
the 3d inst.
" Mirts has bought Of NJ ranln the Pars publisher
twenty thousand COPIES OF the story of the Consulate
and the Empire by Theirs u order 70 distribute the
same, prizes, TO the subscribers Of the Congsu,iorp
and the pays.
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City Intelligsnce.

BalI 90 Ya I1Sp~sy Btrr-Thts conrany gave tho
annual sore At the Arollo Thanksgiving eve
when they honorcd by the attendance of dele.
CATIONS from all the regiments in the city, prom.
nent among which were the seventh and Seventy.
Grst, as were also the Talcou Guard, a well known
independent CORPS. This was one Of tho largest balls
that will be given this season, and Il disap
poutmcnt 10 their too friends that larger hail
.,a oa% ~ " oe' ,. po ~ ~ r'ce "
Bucs, elegant and costly gold watch and chain,
token of their appreciation cf his character and ability
while for four years he in command Of the company
Tie specchcs Of both gentlemen modest and IN excel
lent taste ard feeling The report in several OF tho daily
raecrs that the Lindsey Blues we're 10 receive tho Chva
her Blues of Philadelphia Wednesday last untrue
they having no knowledge cf the existence Of any such
compsny
rtuc SCHOOL MEplis-Mr. william Jay Haskett,
Chairman of the Committee, has received notice from
Rali, Hack AGO. that the last report they have
cciycd new orders for medals folowsCufnmings H
Tucker-s25 for plain pcnmanship; Albert " Ncolay-
*lo for mercantile penmanshp ianel Swecny-SfO for
rcumanship; Alfred ". conn-s5 for penmanship
Tamr EScrmooSs.--rhc following, among other com.
panies, passed the Hnatp office last week
The Young City Guard, CAPTAIN Jas. oBrcn wcnt on
excursion 10 astoria Thanksgiving day They
naradcd forty muskets, and accompanied by Cor
nes hand They shot for several prizcs, among which
was very superior towing piece, an enviabc prize.
presented by one Of the guests.
The organ Guard, Captain Y. Cunningham, passed
office Thanks lving day their return from Bellevue
arcn where they had been their first annual target
excursion. They numbered forty muskcts and eight
pioneers, and made hne appearance, They shot for
thirty very valuable prizes.
The BERNARD Havcr Guard of Brooklyn v. ~, Captain
Reuben johnson numbering SIXTY muskcts went their
FIRST annual tarrc, excursion 10 East New York the
18th inst. Twenty priycs were awarded 20 tho best
marksmcn The appropriateness q thc uniforms and cx
ccllcnt discipline Of the corfe were much admired.
Tho Icnclon Guard Captain Walter Morgan, number
ing city muskets proceeded 10 weehawken their
ars ,argc. parade The day was prog,ous and Judging
from the number o prizes and invited guests, they
doubt had pleasant time.
The kagle Guard, Captain Donovan, composed of the
members OF Tnpne Company No ~ They numbered sixty
muskets, and contenced for thirty valuable prizes a.
Iobokcn.
The Independent Horre Guard, Captain White. fnpcy
dress company, made O One parade The 18TH INST
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Police Intelligence.

CnrvRE or BrRctARs--tbout midnight on Friday three
burglars entered the store OF Mr.. r. B,ley No. 5ls
Sixth avenue and were about carrying OF quantity OF
goods when they discovered ny the police Two OF
them named James Carrie and John Gunson fell into the
clutches Of The officers The prisoners taken TO tho
jefferson market police court, where they were committed
for examination.
PRoRAnly Fatal Assault A Boy.-Mark German, n
lad residing in Twenty sixth street. got into light with
colorcd boy, opposite the Five Milo House, Third ave-
The course c which he received blow IN the head
with stone The sufferer conveyed 10 his residence
state Of nscnsbilty, and fears entertained
he will nct recover. The coored boy arrested and
locked M.
Srocr~prI OPERATION A nxpouur.-, Mr.. \. n.
Williams, Of osego county n ", passing ~ Broad
way Friday evening his way from the Merchants,
Hotel " walacks theatre expert PICK rocket stole his
gold watch and chain, valued At $40 Tho thief wa. ar.
rested the SPOT but quick did he pass the watch TO
acoompce that the evidence Of his guilt az DESTROYED
and the magistrate was obliged 10 discharge him
tody.
Tw ArsrisS B,ss Foseny. The examination in the
shove case, which set down before Justice Welsh a,
ten O'Clock yesterday morning. again adoarncd over
owing the q business part cf justice Welsh
The prisoners we're in attendance with their counsci-cx
Recorder Smith Appearing for Kcagi and Starrrnne-
ger Indwg s.mocr for SsAxi Also and sessrs Clinton
ssknechl and Spencer for Rohncr. Aftcr consultation
was had with the counsel finally agreed to com
ence the examination without fail Monday morning at
ten oclrk.
Jra SrSnSr.-is will be remembered thnt not long
woman named Sarah johnson was arrested on an
alleged charge cf stealing goods from ono Of our lcadng
dry goods establishments Broadway TN being brought
before Judge RUSSELL she turned he the rcputcd wife
Of George Middleton, alias sykes, the alleged thimble
rgger, and the sas,c woman who had, February last
been arrested on similar charge but her sentence
pended by Recorder BERNARD Judge Russell held Sarah
10 ball in tho ~ t5 600 man named Austin bccom
ng her security He however IN few days after
rendered her. refusing to remain her bondsuan when
she was committed to the Tombs. Yesterday she was
again brought before Judge Russell aud her guilt being
established without a doubt, Judge Russell concluded
that the best m"ol was ~ suspend Judgment and order
hcr 70 leave the state immediately, and u san fesnd
The state, "a be arrested and aent ~ state prison
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL

Heavy Rain Storm throughout California
Interruption Of Mining OperatI0ns-Thc Az
fairs or Adams 4 Co-Bussness DulI.-Re-
ceipts OF Gold from Fraser Rlver-News
from the Whaling Fleet, &C., sc.
ST. LorS, Nov. 90. 1858.
Tho Overland Mail arrived here this evening with San
Francisco dates Of the 25th ult.
heavy rain storm commenced there on the night Of the
2lst and extended throughout the State In
Of II, the miners had been driven from several Of the
river beds
Henry NJ Nagie receiver in the affairs OF Adams Co.
had completed the payment Of the first eight classes OF
their indebtedness amounting upwards of hundred
and fifty thousand dollars
Since the sailing OF the steamer on the goth alt bus-
ness had been very dull in San Francisco Tho joobing
demand for the country had, however, improved
what, and the premature advent Of the rainy had
impaired fresh confidence for the ensuing winter bus
ness.
No arrivals from departures for the Atlantic States
are reported
Ebcnc2cr Thayer, Of Boston, suicide on the
oath ult
The bark Emiee had arrived at San Francisco from Rio
Jancro with six hundred and fifty thousand pounds OF
coffee.
from Victoria on the 23d Of October bringing $50 passen
gers and s42 900 in treasure.
The reports from Fraser river were favorable
Col. Wright had returned from walla walia
Honolulu dates OF the 7th Of October had been received
giving favorable accounts of the whaling than
had previously been reported
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Our sr. THOMAS coRRksroSpEScE.

ST. THOMAS Nov. z, 1898.
Feots or ~ Ocsobcr cclc-Sps T5undered al Scr-irri
ral N the Messenger in DistrcSs-hGtk,ts. Dr., dc.
on The night Of The 5th nit tho British schooner Waic
witch which left this port tina, day for Maracabo ioun
dered At sta, having been struck by vphoon. Sd
went down instantly leaving tho captain, crew ani a
boat the surface q the water, by which they were
saved and arrived al lIumacoa the l6h but partially
clothed.
0n The Goth ut. the American ship Messenger, Trott,
with coal FOR the Paraguay expedition bound 81 Cahe.
rnes, Brazil arrived here. she sailed from New York
September l. september n, encountered severe gales;
22d ats r. w., latitude % ~, longitude 40 W. cut away
man and mizzenmasts while the ship was on her beam
cnds Tho cargo shifted and four feet of tho hold
tn pumps choked. Her decks clean swept by the
sea boats included Got the pumps free and going and
for three days coal 70 tighten her order
ureyent or stop the leaks koke American bark Arabian
Waehburn. of Fairhavcn, Mas, who furnished boat
targc enough hold ships complement in ~
s,y for witch Captain Trott expresses his gratitude
returns many thanks.
Danish brig Agathe Schae in distress, leaking from e.
t,s OF gale OF 18th, latitude Of Bermuda, arrived at
porto Plata the 18th bound 10 Famoaih cargo tobac
CO. spanish brig Terces ManzaniIla tCsoa) for London, ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Battle Between the Liberal and ZnlOaga
Forces in the City Of Mexico.
successes Of the Liberals Throughout
the Republic.
zULoACA,s OVERTHROW INEVITABLE,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1853.
Tho steamship General Rusk, which arrived at
New Orleans Sunday last, brought the Browns
vile (exas) Flag, which says that General Blanco,
Of the liberal party, with army of fifteen hundred
men, attacked and entered the city of Mexico, ad-
yancing to within one block of the Capitol on the
18th of October.
General ZuIoaga made an imposing resistance
and lost four hundred of his soldiers, besides having
a large number wounded. The loss on the part
of the liberals was comparatively small
General Blanco held his position for few hours,
and then retired to Tacubaya, where he remained
encamped at last accounts.
The city would have been completely captured
by the liberals, but the partsans within, upon
whose movements depended the whole triumph,
not being previously advised Of the intended at
tack, were not prepared to render any efficient
aid.
Another account says that Zuoaga had only
about one thousand men, while the other had three
thousand and that with little excrtion the latter
might have taken the city of Mexico.
The liberal forces were concentrating about the
capital with force sufficient to render It's capture
inevitable.
The whole republic with the exception of the
capital is now in possession of the liberals.
General Ecbcagaray was severely wounded in a
daring attempt to capture the Castle of Perote
with handful of men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-21

rived on the 2oth With soss Of mainmast ana easns car
go cedar and tobacco.
r'our dull at 81 80 50; mea 30 50 20 per bos
rec 80 25 corn, 81 rs 81 371s per pushsi, coaish,
- 90 50 with good supply; rness pee Si1 bio prime
peei, $40 80; lard, Sl5 Sl6 tar, ptch NC 20 ~ %
spirits OF tnrpentne, boz. Doe per gallon, whe pne
nmber, SlS pitch do, so $2l. fSchange-ontei
states siyiv davs sight, hank drafts, premium nFlVa'e
do, discount; london do, - 90 ~ H1a Par's DO,
ST. CSC. q g. SOC.