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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
The English Crfcketers Challenged to n
Match of Base Ball.

FHILFBEIPHLA, OCT IZ 1903.
The All England Eleven have received challenge from
base ball club of this city, but they have had
practice whatever in the game they fear they would play
la cricket and intend to decline the challenge for the
present They have however, obtained books of nstruc
ton and specimen bat, and during the winter and
spring will practice the game that when they visit this
country next and they expect invitation to that
eect they will be able TO change position with their
American friends and become students instead of proes
They propose to earlier next year The only
engagement that nterferes with this plan is the Caner
bury return match appointed for the middle OF August
This match they will either play at earlier day post
pone altogether.
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and were therefore Obliged to take measures to guard

and therefore obliged TO take measures to guard
against any such attempts
These events very much dishgured being trans
mtted 10 the American Minister who has demanded
pie Naturalization for the captain Government has limit
I'd itself 10 the rectifcaton Of the facts.
In the first justice Is uLdenably governments
side and the most respectable portion Of the American
ciizcns resident in Valparaiso publicly dsapproved the
(onsus conduct declaring that he had exceeded his au
thofny, since, according 70 international law simplt
consular agent does not enjoy any such immuIities.
Besides which, government In It's conduct has only FOL
lowed the doctrines observed by the United States and
sanctioned by them in different treaties with other Powers
rs may be in the treaty with Great Britain In 1874
article twelve and in that of 1876 article four with
sweden In 1906, article five, and in 1927 article thirteen
also with Greece in 1887, article twelve.
In the second all measures carefully calcula
ted so as not to occasion any loss damage the cargo
or In any way offend the American nation.
There IL therefore every reason to expect thai both
questions will be satisfactorily settled.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Revolutionary Outbreaks In Chile-Ex-
traordinary Executive Power Conti-
nued to the Presldent-The boundary
Question with Bolivia Not Settled-Ex-
tradition Treaty with France-Ameri-
can and Other Foreign Claims for
Citizen Losses-Bolivian Mail Com
tract-Heavy Weather on the Peru
Wan Coast-pOliticians at La Paz-
Guayaquil Still Under Blockade by
Peruvian Vessels.
The steamship Bolivia arrived at Panama on The Goth
OF September, with the South Pacific mails, twenty
passengers 1864 94 in SPECIE SO bales India rubber
hides, A bales goat skns seroons cochnea 81
bark, and few packages Of assor led cargo
The dates are, Valparaiso August 81; Caldcra Sd
Cobla 5h, Calao 18th, and Paita 10th of September
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man IN Costa Rca AguiIar probably the richest and

man IN Costa Rca Agufiar probably the richest, and
President Mora the next richest
Peruvian bark arrived here last week from Realejo,
nadeh with Nicarag wood % be the lshmus
ior shipment from Aspinwa This ia the first full cargo
o heavy goods ever brought by sailing vessel for trans
pefiauon over the railroad
The figate saranac is stl here No other vessel
IN port save the Warren, now used as a store ship.
The Roanoke, St. Louis Prebe and Relief at Aspin-
wall.
There Is nothing from Bogota.
IL CaIthagcna the government has very little OPP
authorities, is at Coroyal, TO which place he has been
Obliged to retire from ovcjas with little squad of half
mixed Indians and negroes under his command He will
clit q nothing against Car.hagena.
IN tie State Of San,aDder the war between the State
authorities, liberals, and tho conseI vaives has broken
afrcsh The latter badly beaten in late fight
having lost 100 killed and 500 prisoners, nearly their
Whole orce on the state side three four officers and
il'y men were Killed.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Our files Of papers from New Granada are dated at
Panama on the 9TH of October
The news is not important, and the following summary
contains all the points of interest,"
The Panama Star of the 10th ultimo says--Horatio
l.! ons and two others have been convicted Aspinwal
fer being connected in tic riot the printing ofce there
q short time ago Lyons is sentenced to ten, and the
oters to four years in the chain gang partcpaors
the murder Of tho man who was shot at that time.
The same paper Of the 27th ntimo remarks Tom Ed
wards who was arrested in this city time ago,
charge Of robbery and sent To Aspnwa for trial. has been
convicted OF being concerned in the robbery of 600 be-
longing 10 Mr. Daniel Caaghan from the safe of Mr. Hun
ter, hotel keeper in Aspnwall in 1855 Edwards has
been sentenced TO six years hard labor chain gang
Her Britannia Maesiy's ship Calypso, IS guns Captain
Moltrevor with 100000 treasure for Europe, arrived
which place she sailed from on the 3lst August.
The Legislature Of Panama passed in September
1872 determining the regulations under which the de-
lgod graves may be explored. The measure is ham,
pored with restrictive provisions against explorers and
wei calculated TO create III feelings, if not actual dis
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Grand total. VI
Parr disabled, and julius Cnsar takes his place, Mr.
Ellis acting umpire in place of Caesar
TIE English crickeers sent in Hayward and Carpenter
to the bowling of Halls and Gibbes. number OF
made notwithstanding the fine bowling, and Water
man. underhand bowler put in place of Gbbes,
but sl without effect. HALLS not being up to his New
York Senior took his place. and after Carpen
saGsht by Gibbes from Senior Carpenters
y. one wicket down, 63 runs. II. Wrigh; put
instead Of Waterman, and Hayward caught by
why from vi ght. Haywards score was "a. Diver
BOWED by H. Wright for nothing. CaGyn bowled by
Senior for four Four wickets down. ~ runs Grun
dy caught by Newha bowled by Senior, after max
ing five Stephenson bowled by Senior for
run Iillywhte bowled by Senior for nothing Lock
yer not out, eight Wsden not out, nothing Leg
byes A. wdes seven. Total, 81 for loss of
wickets.
The fielding Of the Twenty two very good that of the
Americans being particularly fine. Their batting
also good to-day. Vernon, Morgan, Bayard Jones,
Wser and Fisher distinguished themselves as did ".
R. wister Newha and Hall ON Monday.
The play Of the eleven both the bat the field
has been delightful sight.
About six thousand persons the ground, which
is fitted up with commodious seats and Platforms lav
portion Of them being enclosed and rooted for ladies'
whom nearly a thousand were present to-day magina-
ton must picture the beautiful presented by this
concentration of the Philadelphia fair ones.
band Of enlivcned the inside the grounds
and Greenwich Fair is in full operation outside
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day.

srrRINE oux--o ircul--Part Mos. 1000 21O7 N73
1as, l4is, 1887 2l57 y7 2lss, 22ol 22oa 2aO7 2209
g2sc esoe 2aso 23ls, $780, 1922 1924 1924 28os. s0
1882, 2ss4 1885, 2s3s, 2s42, 2a44 2ss zs, sSo. 2s5
srrEKAE CouKAspecia Term--Nos "a, SS, 50, 81, I50
ial 49, 1853, lS4 157 1885, 49, s2 les, sl ss
O., 90. sslD snaa .rt Ngil u n5fT ri n ~
SUPERIOR corRr-Ncs 900, a4l, s47, us, $685. $40. s,
l64 la6, 2s2 sslS7s s7p 800 SAT- Ss2 SEA 10 $50 So2
Ses ss4, see ses, ese, 400 4o2, 4o6, 800 4o7 ' s'
CoMMos nxAs--PaIt l-Noe 1880 1926, als, $40, s2o,
sSl l17s ll7e 1905 1923 1924 loae, $780, iia2 ll7H
1884, 1885, i34l, 1892, lS43, 1874, 1910 .y.'sss
UsnKD STATES DISTRICT CouRrNos. 10, II, 20, AZ, 50,
SO, 81. 4..aeatfE sEf ~ b@ff4s f,4F8 sfi sob
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Exchanges.

BosIoS, Oct. ~, 1859.
There change to note in the rate of sight exchange
on New York.
PHlLADEIHHiA, Oct. IL, $50.
Sight exchange on New York at par to 10 per cent
premium.
CHICAGO, Oct. Il, 1855
Sight drafts on New York a 1. per cent premium
NEw OslxAys, Oct, L. 1850
prasts on New York at sight ut par i per cent pre-
mium ana at sixty days q u per cent discount. III,
CINCINNATI, Oct H. 1859
sight drafts on New York steady al - per centpre-
MUM. .#s .fa e. tL..s fre -it t-s
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States sloop of-War Jamestown, Com Ken
nrdy arrived ut Aspnwall the 2lst ut from San
del Note and sailed again the 25th for Carhagena
The United States sloop.of PEBBLE, Com Jenkins,
arrived at Aspinwa the 22d ut from San Juan del
Norte.
The United States steam frgatc Roanoke Flag officer
NJ Cheney, sailed from Aspinwa on the 4th inst for San
Juan del Nortc.
salung battery Of thirty two Founders is erect
ing on the wall under the Nag stan in the Navy Yard at
Charlesown Many OF the guns the old battery Of
English origin taken during the last These, with
many other guns the history OF which has been lost,
soon to be sold at auction.
Assistant Surgeon Francis L. Gait has been ordered to
tho receiving chip Norfolk Lieutenant John Waters
has been ordered to tho sloop of-war Prcbe.
Commander A. N. Pennock has been appointed light
house inspector the New York district vice
William Radford, detached.
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.


OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, 1850.
Dispatches have been received the War Department
from Utah. They report everything quiet and orderly so
far as the army and Mormons concerned The In
dans however, are troublesome and continue their depre
datons Nothing definite has been received in regard 10
the recent attack on the Santa Fe mail
Private advces received this morning. overland
from California, with dates to the 18th ut The excite
ment growing out of the death OF Broderck was
ing hourly, and apprehensons entertained that may
lead TO other and serious difficulties
The Post Office Department has changed schedule the
departure OF the mails from this city to New York. Ia
stead of leaving at four and half and six O'Clock in the
morning as at present, they viii leave at six and hal
and eight and half O'Clock reaching New York at six
and ten in the evening,
The President returned 10 this city this morning.
If the intelligence in regard TO the attack on Browns
vle Texas turns out 10 be correct General Twiggs who
is in command of the department Of Texas will despatch
large force Of troops there protect citizens against
any future attack and the outlaws be caught who
perperated the recent ourages he will make short work
of them
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BOLIVIA.

From this republic have received file of the Gaee-
"a d Gotierno to August In the number Of the 2Sth
OF July N despatch from the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 the Jefc Potco OF Coba stating the terms Of the con-
tract entered into with the Pacific Steam Navigation Com
rany, by which it appears that IN consideration Of the
steamers touching twice month each way that port,
and conveying the mails Of the republic free Of charge,
the government grants the company subsidy OF 81 900
year for three years.
We have also received pamphlet entitled classification
OF the Bolivian Government in the Retirement Of its Mi
mister from Peru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
Municipal Election i'm Baltimore.
AGAIN TRIUMPH ANT-CITIZESS DRIVEN
FROM THE POLLS, ETC.

FROM THE POLLS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. II, 1859
The municipal election for the City Council took place
to-day. There large turn out of rowdies well as
At many of the ward polling places the windows
blocked by rowdes against all naturalzed voters
and intimidation and violence TO- The
police with very few exceptions failed to do their duty or
carry the instructions of the Mayor. The Mayors
Office thronged with delegation reformers, making
complaints Of the nelic ency Of the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
The Base Rail Match at Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER. Oct. IL, 1859.
The game of base ball commenced yesterday morning
between the Excelsior Club of Upon and the Union Club
of Mcdway and brought close at half past three
O'Clock this afternoon in favor Of the former club The
count stood-Excelsior 1oo Union, 81. The game was
witnessed both days by largo and enthusiastic crowd
among whom many ladies'.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1852
The schooner Carrie has arrived here with Port au
Prince dates Of the 22d ut. The conspiracy
tensve than anticipated and the place declared in
state of siege. Fifty conspraors had been arrested and
were being tried. Business was entirely suspended.
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The National Horse Fair,

BosroN, Oct. IL, 1859
At the National Horse Fair this afternoon Ethan Allen
took the first prize of 81 oOO three straight heats
Tme 1904, 234 and 2:S3. Columbus, Jr., was his only
competitor and took the second prize of $780, Live Oak
of Montreal was out of condition, and did not trot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
The Outbreak at Brownsville, Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1859
Mr. Knley, editor Of the Brownsville Flag, is here
He says that the Mexican bandtt Brownsville on the
sth numbered four hundred and increasing Their
object general plumber. Fears entertained
that they would burn Brownsville, and whole families
fleeing from the place.
The Austin Gazette has information that the Comanches
will attack Northern Texas in the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pig
ss PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1859
Stocks steady Pennsylvana State aves, % Reading
read 10 X: Pennsylvania Railroad, 40. thfQ0st
80 a 4 NEw ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1859. 81
CottorSacs to-day 900 bales ut 10ssc. 1926 ror
mdaling. Sugar duh and tending downward; sales OF
far M etc. aaisc. 1Q3a7 "a y9H1t.. i; OIL l9sf yta4
PHILADELPHIA, Oot IL, 1885,
For -four there is more export inquiry 1T IS S7;a S.
Is Wheat firm sales 5000 bushels white at 81 50 81
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BOSTON, OCt. Y, 1862
The brig Saunders. of Searspor Me-, capazed OIL Pol
lock Rep Iightboa on Saturday night She was taken
tow yesterday by the schooner Relief and brought Hy
annis full of water, and masts gone Nothing is known
of the crew.
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SAVANNAH Oct IL 1859.
The United States mail steamship Florida from New
York arrived at her wharf at 4aO on Tuesday evening
AllWell
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News from the Sandwich Islanda.

Our files from the Sandwich Islands dated al Homo
lulu on the Sd Of September.
On Sunday, August H. Joseph Jackson, Postmaster
General of the Hawaiian Islands, expired in Honolulu
The King appointed Mr.. A. r. Clark Postmaster
General Of the Islands.
On August 49, says the Polynesion Capt Thomas
Mason, master of the British bark Orestes, brought
before the Honolulu Police Court upon the charge of hay
ing murdered OF the crew Of the said bark named
Joseph Watson Sunday afternoon last while sailing in
boat outside the harbor. II seems by the deposition
made that the captain entered into conversation with
Watson, which provoked alteration, and aferward
struck him with the tler Of the boat for alleged inso
ence, whereupoD Watson jumped for the boom of the
boat sail, but fell short and drowned. The ap
pearng sufficiently grave, Judge Davis committed the
captain to be tried ut the ensuing October term of the Su
prone Court.
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Sad Catastrophe.

THREE BROTHERS DROWNED AT PORTLAND.
Bosros, Oct IL, 1850.
despatch from Portland says that three young men,
sons Of Mr. William Wyman, Of Belgrade, Maine, were
drowned on saturday afternoon pond in that town.
by the upsetting of a boat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
New Orleans Politics.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL, 1869.
The opposition holding large and enthusiastic
meeting here tonight Hon. Pierre Soule the principal
sneaker
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A Girl ExEcrTED, The girl Angelina was hung
ing The hon Henry Shack Chord Esq., last spring Sne
made full confession of her guilt, and exonerated ner
ather whom she Mt first charged with having persuaoeA
her TO Are the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
Brooklyn city News.

STRAIGHT AMERICAN NOMINATION IN BRooRLyy-The Amc
rcans Of the Seventh Assembly district have nominated
Robert Justenson, Jr as their candidate for Assembly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-13
City Politics.

THE TAMMANY HALL JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
The Tammany Hall Convention met at hail past seven
O'Clock yesterday evening" for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for seats il the Judiciary at the coming cleo
ton. The proceedings did terminate till long after
midnight. The following is the result
For Judge IF he Supreme Cour--William H. Leonard,
vino received 80 votes against James J. Roosevets pre-
sent Jutge) IL votes.
For ae superior ,out-Judge Moncriea, nominated by
accsmation
Court Of Common Pleds-Chares P. DAILY, nominated by
acc.amation.
Superior Court-Four candidates balloted for:
malcolm Campbell. A. l.. Robertson, John T. Doyle and
H. W. Robinson ON the third ballot A. l. Robertson
was nominated by the majority OF votes.
For Judge Of the Marine C,upt-There ten
ddates put in nomination The choice Of delegates
fell upon Henry Alker who is the candidate OF his
party.
The proceedings conducted in a very peaceable
manner.
The following resolution unanimously adopted by
the meeting
Resolved, That the Hon. James J. Roosevelt has dis
charged the duties of the Office Of Judge Of the Supreme
Court with eminent ability, and that his ability Judge
and his integrity as man cannot be questioned.
THE FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
We understand that Mr. John C. Mathcr is not candi
date for election the State Senate His name s not
before the Convention
THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Mozart Hall democracy of the Thirteenth Assembly
district appear to be unable agree among themselves
The Nominating convention held an adjourned meeting
last evening at Rieys liquor store corner of Ninth
and Forty second street, and ballot.ed several
times unsuccessfuly for candidate for Assemblynan,
and finally further adjournment until Friday evening
carried On the last ballot Thos Cushing had seven
votes, Peter MastersOn two, and Thos Higgins After
the adjournment quite crowd remained, and speeches
made by sundry gentlemen clarifying the demo-
cracy in general and the Mozart Hall faction in part-
cular.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW York, Oct IL, 1885,
will thank you to correct the statement made the
political column of the HERALD yesterday that am q
candidate for the democratic nomination for Justice
Supreme Court at the ensuing election
ALEX C. MORTON
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEw YORK, Oct IL, 1859
In the Herald Of this date, among the names of cand
dates for nomination in the Assembly districts Of this
city, you publish the of Arthur j. Delaney in con-
necon with the Fifth This Is not the fact the per-
son referred to is not candidate would he accept
the nomination from those who manage the nominating
arrangements in said district.
ARTHUR J. DELANEY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, Oct. IL, 1852
In very interesting column Of the triple sheet of to-
days HERALD, under the caption Of City Politics. my
is published American republican candi-
date for Judge Of the Marine Court Will you be kind
enough 10 allow me, through the medium OF general
intelligence, to reply
j. That, in party sense am not an "A,nerican re-
puDlican,'' raT
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Fire ut New Orleans,

TT0-0 NEW URikANs, OCT. II, 1863
Driver Pierces store Leycc street. Mas DESTROYED
by fire to-day. Loss $40, 900
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ECUADOR.

Our news from this republic comes to through the
Lima pa pers, the mail steamer did touch Guaya-
quill on her way up from Callao
All the Peruvian bockading squadron was in front OF
Guayaquil, except the Gusse. number of merchant
vessels had arrived ST. Maldonado had been elected
Governor OF the city Congress had been conyoked fer
the 10TH
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Tranquility In Utah-The Feeling In
California Caused by the Frederick and
Terry Duel-The Mail Between New
York and Neutrality-suspicious. Of the
PrcstdeAt-Thc Attack OF the Mexican
bandits ON the Citizens OF Brownsville,
Texas &c.
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The Philadelphia Cricket Match.

The weather is splendid, and the attendance at the
cricket ground large The following is to-days score
Of the American twenty two their first innings
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

.nEEAULT having been made in the coudi-
~ tons OF q certain mortgage deed, hear
ing date. and duly executed mud delivered on
the 2lst day Of April. A.; y: 1858, by Lars ia
EcabsoE and Martha, his wife, of Goodhue coun-
ty. Minnsscta, to Knut Peterson Of the same
place, which nsot1Esg decd was duly recorded
IT the Office of the Register of Deeds Of said
county OF the 9Th day Of Nay, A. II. 1858, a.
page as; and conveys from said Lars an5
Martha jacobson, to said Knut Peterson in fee,
[suh;ect to defcasance on payment Of the debt
hercinaf or described. the following described
promises, situate in said county; to wit: The
west half~of the northwest quarter. and the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
fifteen ll5], in township one hundred and ten
~. north Of range seventeen az, west.
Said mortgage deed was made to secure
tina payment of the promissory note of said
LARS Jacobson. for the sum of three hun
dred dollars { eso0,0o,), dated April 2lst,
1853, and payable eleven months and TWEEN
ty-cne days after date, to the order Of said
Knut Peterson, with interest at the rate Of
twelve per cent. rer aanum. No proceedings
at law having been instituted to recover said.
ortgagc debt or any part thereof, and there
being due on said note and mortgage at the
date OF this n'tiee the sum Of three hundred
and thrty-ninc dollars $685., OO.);
F Now. the ;efore, notice is hereby given that
IN pursuance OF the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage, and of the provisions of the
statute in such case made and provided. said
m rtgnged premises will be offered for sale at
public auction, at the door of tie Post once,
in tho city If Red Wing, in, said county. ~.
tic 9Th day of July, AID. 1884,: a. 2 o'clock.
+. NJ, 70 satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage debt: with costs and expenses ct
sale. 90 ~ ''>'.+ $50 III =
Dated Fed Wing, MINI May 2ls:, 1852.
KEUT PETERs0N, Mortgngee.
=. q - S<%lv