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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27


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Maria Paine New York for trcytown cid brig Selma,
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The North River Bank recommeaces business 10
Monday 1.-THE Bank Superintendent having made hs
smipsson and found its capital stock unimpaired Mr
Levi Apgar takes the Presidency and Mr. Hays the
old Cashier. ~ retained.
The statement, Of the United states Treasury at wash.
t,.,ar fov the week IN ne f,lloVa
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AFFAIRS AT STATEN ISLAND.

visissrs Yesterday 70 Camp Wsshingtcn-Plan o.
she Albany Commissioners for New Quaran-
Proceedings Of the Board Of Health
Mayor Temann Recommends the Re
building Of Hospitals on the Old
Site Public Opinion ON the
Question Of Quarantine
Law for It's Destruction
by the People,
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........ 800 662 $28O 68S
Decrease OF week as compared with that Of 1871
The following is comparative statement Of the value
of exports from the commencement Of the year 10 Sept
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

HELIOTRoPE sACHETs-Beautifhl and
4 4 elegant Buy one and lay il among your
eiothes' No perfume can surpass the fragrance
OF this delicate flower. For sale and prepared at
GRIMSHAW'S. &
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

BURNING FLUID, NoN-ExPLosIVE
in a Lamp, but liable to blow up Back Buildings
by the aid of d Galyanic Battery. For sale al
GRl lMSliAM'S. ll hnr ng nasInl ~ ,
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
INTERNsrING REMINIsoRNoEs.

sa ~ I Ii'h'9 lilNU "REMINISCENCES
| 'iGen' Sam Houston is said to be the only
ln lne,ioer q lhe present Congress VINO was al
Edward Everett a,;ned any ~ ~ ~, H. Tv h
dred constituting that body.n -'o7 @ 'e
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.,.a ~ ,s, sUipe siisll' lnaOv"0'sS ~ ulls
gress in which Can, Hopston. and, Mr. B,er.
I'll were ,oenbers toostberwss thatoc Isos 3,
-97 more Than thirty years, ogorshnt no,
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Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23


Hair dye is vile wash, but tic article tI,at will
naturally restore tho color of the hair, the cbano.
ing Of which TO gray, being nj indication of n
lack Of proper secrctions, is truly a valuable
medicine. Prof Woods Hair Tonic. IL the 'oer.
titicates Of the leading minds, over he Union ID
not ialsiiy, is Me only safe remedy for badness
dryncss premature change Of color, and tbe q
vcral ovideneesof lack of secretions an tba
roots Of the hair, which can be found, OuaeE
preparations abound, and G hair tonics' fiji eveyy
" corner grocery" III the country. Avoid III
"hair tonics" unless known to be the pten6 ro,;on
Of some man whose celcbaay has, become world.
wide 20 not let any noslruln yender oxperimcn,
upon your hair. Touch nothing Won havs ,ns
good reason 10 believe is all that Il prports Il hc
rrof Wood has earned by years of severe tes, of
me virtues Of his preparation, his present fams
Over $50 certificates are before us Of tbe vainr
OF lhls ha,r restorative, from parties who nave nave
i, Odahon,-Beware.o of worthless imitations nc
cceveral are already in the market, called bv d;c
,eren' names. Use none unless the words 5pso
lessor woods Hair Restorative, Depot, St. Leuis
M9l and New York; arc blown in Inc botiie
sold Oy az Druggists and Patent Medicine. Deaf
% ,rs. r. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers
u the United States and Canadas. >777i
afttHs HNN tlIa tnNN HiH.s4 4aslA
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

'irsu CarlIe, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
4 | have used Prof. o, j.. Woods Hair Rostora.
i've, and have admired its wonderful effects. NV
halr was becoming, MS ! thought, prematurely
gray, but by the use Of his Restorative il has re-.
sumed its original color, and have no doubt,
permanently so.
S. BRESSE, ex-senator, u. S,
o. J; WOOD 4 CO., Proptictors, sl2 Broad.
way, Ni y, lin the great N. Y. Wire RaiIino
Es'ahl'shment) and Ia Market 81. ST. Louis, Mo
And sold by all good Druggists IO-v
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

/ GF Y0u WANT EXTRACTS FOR THE
handkerchief, g6to ERIMsHAw'S, No. 161
Market Street, Wilmington. RoliH aqt
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

. Friend Wood 1t was long time after saw
you at Blissfeld before got the bottle Of RosIo
ratiyc for which. you gave. me an order aupon
your ngrnl in llcvroit and when got il we CON
cluded to try it on Mrs. .Mann's hair. as tbe
surest test Of lis power. II has done oil that Won
ssured me il would do; and others Of nv family
ndricnds. having Witnessed its effects. are no,y
using and recommending lis use 10 others, as en-.
titled 10 the highest consideration you claim for Il
Again, very respectfully and truly, yours
SOLOMON MANN.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

| McINALL's BULLETIN.
As AZ MARKET STREET. ~.
DRoF, WOODS hair restorer, has hipl, r.,
u putation for the hair. Selling at low price
ut McINALL'S Drug Store
( CONSTANTLY receiving. from PHILADELPHIA,
~ and sold at little less prices
Jayne's Family Medicines, 't,
Wright's Sugar Coated Pills,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
80" Fahhestoclts Vermifdge, h0l3s5a 5aNUf
Swaine's Panacea and vermiflge,
Schenck's Pelmonic Syrup,
49,. Hocfiand's Bitters-witll every kind of
staple Drugs, which Storekeepers and families
can purchase at low prices. E. McINAIiL.
browns Essence of Ginger ut 81 cents per
~ bottle, is really good and cheap enough.
buy very large quantities and can sell il as above
- E. McINALL'S Drug Store.
HAlR lPREPARATIONS-W Wright's, Chris
Ii tianfs, Lyons, Barry's with an assortment
Of real English, French and American ponipdes.
Sold low at =, McINALL,S Drug store, No. ~
market street '~@ ""v 'Ho S-4m
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
TRIPS RESUMED

STEAMBOAT LINE BETWEEN pHILA
DELPHIAiAND WILAIINGTON. :
{ IN and after THURSDAY, March Istl. th,
Steamer ZEPHYR, will leave Wilminstor
at1 A. NJ, and Philadelnhis at . ri M STOPPING
al Chester and Marcus Hook each way. Fare
between Philadelphia and Wilmington 3S cents
return trip tickets 60 cents, Chester or Marcus
'i0ok 10 cents; return trip tickets 30 cents,
breakfast provided on board. 20
+ lR' Shippers are. respectfully notified 10 send
receipts with each load of goods, All goods not
receipted for will be at the owners risk. Slip
receipts can be procured al the Offices al vii.
m'lilngton and Philadelphia. S.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

I |IHNi d Ial
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.-At seven O'Clock
this morning, saysihe Evening Bulletin, the
body of an unknown man was found in The
river Schuylkills-al- Arch street wharf. 1t is
impossible to ascertain how long the corps
had been in the-watcr, but from appearances
we should Judge the time to be at least two
months. The alroat of the deceased had
been cutifrlm eilr 10 ear, with some sharp
instrument and there is no doubt but that,a
mysterious and horrible murder has been
committed. Tht face bears marks of vio-
lence. i9s M aa q M Is
Inc otbing 4 tle unfortunate man is in
good pFesSST n s~c1 S Ills of the finest quail
isys apd ,sEver u5of black dress coat, black
clo'S pan tSert m a wollcn vest, silk scarf and
lihsn 5ana Ja,rs,nts. Upon some Of the
lnen 1ssf Ing thflitiaIs CLEO" Upon a
Ilhg of3 Sf sensaul nf The deceased were tile
same 'stlHf lnen, na T. the words. From Eddie
. Ad' ''is. gornie victim wore neither beard
ior iho''atR are ir1rhe suppositon is, that at
ome pg9 'r,ocbsp r ona ff7vT bank, either in or
Dove nd uul le man was assailed- -7rnur-,
erred bb ID cast into tho river On
rs per @ : ortabt or little money was found,
~ t no seki Aiilpk 4 gold watch was in
pocket MI by IL fe other articles ef ordinary
Sc. ff e addH .- r ialAH' '.ls =
BOWL ss4slsaJ
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

W. lAeyolloaefag VGs @rittsn for the press in Feb
ruafy last but lis pU5licqd0n scGs deferred ailH il
coaH be seen and approved ly Others, tOitho iehoss
sanction i tcoutd not hare been issued. Hapiag
rceepdd their cordial approval, IL is ,io,D Submitted
Will confidence, 10 he Independent poteis efthis
Sale aii Mey qrerespecytiiy iayitea 70 gips ID a
dJaffr confederation. " ~
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
'll' a BEAUTIFUL HEAD 's''lIi !
lna ia1iiio aG3 OffnoiiHq auiiniga 10
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
Completely Preserved !st'
TO THE l4tt.s rafi q
q GREAlT ES II A GE,

And whoithat IS gray would not have Il res
tored 10 lnrmefi color on bald but would have
the growth restored, or troublcd with dandrufl
aud itching hui would have it removed, OF trou-
bled with scrolnla, eald head or other eruptions,
but would be curcA or with sick head ache (neu.
: flglaA but would n euggd Il will also raInny,
u iss:.'s fr5nt : e l-s1 :il.T IL Prot Ns.o,.
Hair Restorative VIII do all Ibis, see circular M,
tlfe following aisa Ia Il 5117 --'
| Ann Arbor, November s. 1885
Prof o. J. Wood--Dear Sir: | have hear,
much said Of the wonderful effects Of your Hal
Restorative, but having been so often chenied Il,
quackery and quaek nostrunEss lair dyes Sc.
was disposed 10 place your Restorative in III,
same category with the tIousand.unJ one lopdlv
trumpeted quaek remedies, until met Won 4,
Lawrence county some months since, when Won
gave nc such assurance as induced the triaI ~
your Restorative in my family--first BY INV eood
wiie, whose hair had become very thin and en-.
tlTely white, and before eyhansting ono OF vour
large bottles, her hair was restored nearly 10 lis
original beautiful brown color, and had thickened
ana become beautiful and glossy upon, and en-
urely over the head she continues 10 use il, not
simply because Of its beautifyinp effects upon ihe
hair, but because OF its healthfnl influence lTnnn
the head aud mind. Others of nv familv snd
friends are using your Restorative, with tbc ban'
pies effects therefore, my skepticism and tloubts
IN reference TO its character and value are on.
hrely remoyedi and can and 90 most cordiallv
and confdontially recommend its use by all who
would have their hair restored from white nr
gray (by reason Of sickness Or agel 10 originnl
color and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
n Very truly and gratefully yours, 4
e .s.l .fs SOLOMON MANN
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

-4neaote. "A silly, but very pretty woman
complained to- the celebrated and beautiful
S'lihia Arnpll of the humber OF her admirers
and NiYhei To know how she should get rid Of
them ooh, my dear" was The satiric reply
sou have otily laspeak. k.T,frl{ 81 . i6 FfY'
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

Longer advertisements in proportion. Tran
silent advertisements payable in advance, and all
advertisements (time not specifod) continued and
charged until ordered out. aa. diDr
Advertisements must be received by 10 PM.
Ten linss I'm this typel constitute square,
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News from New D1exIcs.

Sc. LOUIS, July is, 1853.
The Independence mail, with dates Of the 18th
ult., from Santa Fe, has arrived. The news Is unm
portant A difficulty had occurred growing out Of
the persistence Of the Indians in driving cattle and
horses upon the hay grounds known as Ewel Camp
near Fort Defiance Major Brooks had been obliged
to send company Of soldiers to drive the herds or
and protect the grounds from encroachmcnts SIEVE.
raj cattle and ponies were killed by the soldiers and
a skrmish occurred between the troops and Indians
but none Of either party were killed or wounded.
Letters from Fort Kearny, June 30, say that
General Hamey's headquarters had been encamped
there six days in expectation Of the arrival of new
instructions from the War Department.
A teamster had been tried and acquitted on the
charge OF melting his companions TO rob Captain
Hancock of $50 900 under his charge for meeting
incidental expenses.
Colonels May and Morrison had passed Fort Rear.
ny. The latter gave General Harvey his first sa.
lutte as Bripadier General.
A postscript to the letter says that an express has
arrived, but brings no sdvices from Washington.
We shall resume the march tomorrow.
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The LATEST NEWS.
-y.~~>~~~.e--~s-~y-~>~-
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
~-~--y-~~~-~~~SS~~~-~-~~~
Interruption Of Our Relations with
Mexico.
Special Messenger Despatched to Recall
Mr.. Forsyth,
Oar Special w.shinsson Despatch,

Oar Special Wsshinsson Dcspstchs
WARRINGTON, July 10, 1885,
II is reported that special messenger left yester
day for Mexico, carrying dispatches to Minister For
syth from Washington, approving his suspension Of
diplomatic intercourse with that country, and direct
ing the withdrawal Of the legation and its return to
the United States.
Information received here 0that Gen. DegoIlado,
commanding the constitutional forces in Mexico, had
been defeated in the vicinity of Guadalsara by Gen.
Miramon, commander Of Zulosga's forces since the
death Of Osoo; but as Zuloaga had force of about
four thousand at Salinas within thirty miles Of the
road to Guadalsjars, in position TO flank Miramon,
the reported victory would probably be without sub
stantial rcsults
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POLITICIANS AND ARTISTS on THE VINO
The travelling season having fairly commenced
everybody is on the wing. The politicians,
orators, artists, and 80 forth are distributed all
over the North and West, making themselves
heard on every convenient occasion. Some, like
Mr.. Douglas, have gone back 10 their consttu-
erts, and are stumping their States or districts.
We hear Of the Mississippian fire-eater, jefferson
Davis, at Portland, where he has gone probably
in the Northeast. The members Of Congress are
scattered about the country cooling themselves
of. and getting points for The next campaign.
The long session generally exhausts all their
ideas and prostrates their physical powers, and
in the recess they can by flying about among
the people renovate themselves aud come out
with bran new lot Of speeches for the next
eesion. The Southern Senator's Slidell,
Brown and BENJAMIN, have been travelling in
the North, and do not seem to have been badly
treated in the "enemy's country" Mr.. Brown
has crossed the line and taken view of
probably favor after we have absoab-
Cd the southern portion OF the continent.
Washington is pretty nearly deserted. The
Cabinet Ministers, with the exception OF the
Secretary of Stale, have taken a recess. The
President IL enjoying the fresh air In ssuburban
cottage, preparatory TO his annual visit 10 Bed
ford Springs. The musical artists are en- route
TO the country, where they will recruit their
voices and try 10 pick up few dollars to carry
them over the dull season. The painters are
scattered in the mountains, seeking new sub
jects for landscapes. They will all be in tip
top order for their winters work, and ready 10
make the fur dy AL around
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Frasr ocxss MAIL CONTRACT UsDKR TIKI Law or lam
JrSx, lsts-The Postmaster General has coociudsd q
contract with the New York and New Orleans Steamship
Company, Crochsroo, President for the transporss-
ton CT the United States mail twice month each usy
between New York and Havana and twice Q month each
way between New Orleans and Havana for two years
from The Soth Of June 1855 the compensation for this
route 70 be the United states inland hostages o.
the malls carried.
We learn IL Is the intention OF the Postmaster Gsnsvsa
70 mako all the mail contracts the perssd
and for the same compensation authorized by
law, so that all the mail contracts may expire
the 3o,h Of June, ls6o-the same time that the Cons
contract VIII expre-and is hoped that BY THAI uns
Congress will have organized mail service worthy
Of country and liberal terms 10 contractors
We that the Postmaster General Is determined thas
contractors under The law shall perform the service
agreed upon, be subjected 10 nes and penalties pro
portionass 70 the failures deInquancles Latter VII
tors should bear In mind that all letters 20 BY United
States mail steamers must be sent through Post once
other letters allowed 10 be received on board ths
mall stsamersnot those STAMPED euvslopss fns
nne Tor violation Of this law $500 foy each offence end
all letters found in possession Of passengers or any osh
persons Will be sezed and brought beck 10 Vic New Yos
Post Office.
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in 1852; and thus, by the opposition, Harrison
in 1910, and Taylor in lS4s, were each taken
up and elected.
But, having shown the existing necessities
for new opposition candidate in 1860, and
having indicated man for the purpose, what
can we say for the democracy. Mr.. Buchanan
will return to the grateful retirement of Wheat
land with the expiration of his official term.
The field is open on the democratic side to all
asrirants. The President is not candidate,
and has not, as Old Hickory had, an anointed
heir for the succession. What democratic can
didates, then, have we from which to make
selections First and foremost ali Northern
candidates must be set aside, for the good and
sufficient reason that the last three democratic
all from the North
The South, then, will claim, and will in all
probability be allowed, the candidate in 1860.
But where are we to find him? Not in Vir-
ginia, for there an intestine feud between the
Wise men and the Hunter men threatens to tear
the local party all to Hinders; and the selection
Of either Hunter or Wise would be an expert
ment too dangerous to be attempted. How Is
it in Georgia? Why there we fear that be-
tween the rival claims of Cobb and Stephens
ard others, a choice is out Of the question. Bat
there is Mr.. Speaker Orr of South Carolina
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, and Aaron V.
Brown of Tennessee, who are available men.
The conservative and statesmanlike character of
MIR. Speaker Orr has been fully developed in
Congress. He is q man of national principles.
Jefferson Davis, too has of late proved himself
entitled to the same distinction. The ad-
ministration of the late session had not a
more useful, earnest and consistent sup
porter in the Senate, upon the great issues
of the day, than Jefferson Davis AS for
the Postmaster General-an able and capable
mamie was favorite of Old Hickory, is a
fayorite Of the Tennessee conservative democ-
racy, and stands in very favorable position,
local and general, among the prominent con-
sentative chiefs of the party, in reference to the
succession.
Before, however, we can determine anything
in regard to parties or sections, or factions, or
party candidates for 1860, we must await the
upehot of the approaching elections for the
next Congress. In the interval, parties cliques,
candidates and platforms remain like ships and
shallops in a shallow harbor at dead low water,
awaiting the return of the tide.