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The New York herald., 1863-09-13
NEWS FROM BRAZIL.


Movements OF American War ships on
the Brazilian nCoast-Sailfng OF the Van.
derbtIt-The Capture Of tho Southern
Cross-Tho CaptaSn, HIS wife and Grew
handed I'm Brasil, Sc.
We have received ul files q tho Joral do Commeeio
and the cOTeiO Asrcan Of Rio Janero. TO the eth OF
August.
The news is not of nlch Importance but is 70. sun
cienty interesting 10 engage the attention Of the general
reader
Tho United States steamer Vanderbilt sailed from Rio
JaRsiro on the Sd OF August This the only brief no
lice we have OF her movements up TO that day.
tn. CAPTURE OF TIN sournsEs GROSS.
rFrom the Correio Meroantil, July 80.
The French bark Flor do Para arrived at port Forta
leea on the 9Th Inst, her way 70 Maranhao She had
on board Captain Howes, wife and Ave Of the crew OF
the rebel corsair Florida Captain Lersque OF the Flor
90 pN. makes tho following statement which We read
On We i2ih 6f June, at nine O'Clock in the morning
was n latitude 20 north atide and IS 10 west. when
saw steam corvette bearing down on my bow Az
ten O'Clock, being ut short dsance she hostod the Eng
lsh flag, and said she would send boat on board A
tow moments afser boat with eight mon and two ON
oers alongside and boarded ship These officers
asked . number or questions, and were very parti-
cuIar 70 be informed concerning my voyage and
nature Of my cargo they then TOLD that they would
that these passengers were Captain Benjamin Howes
hs wife and the officers Of his vessel captured on the
the corvette Florida Commander Maffk Captain HOwee
commanded the American vessel known as the Southern
Cross, Of Boston, belonging TO Aesfre. Baker M0rre
6o was from Bella VISTA Aazntlan, with cargo OF 500
tons Of Brazilwood, and was bound TO New York The
~ % cargo 70 .. o. sDe ~ vo
French merchant The Florida, after leaving and when
a some distance, hostsd tho rebel flag The captured
vessel was destroyed by nre."
JONATHAN KILLS. JOHN BuLL-A CAsus BBLLI.
From the Correio, August IL
Jonathan and John Bull had serious conflict in 0ul
streets yesterday An English and American sailor
were the heroes Of tho occasion On both sides the fight
was maintained with great earnesness each conbatan
evncng remarkable presence OF mind; but Jonathan
victorious knocking John Bun Has by tremen
dous unge W the belly The police entirely neu
IA. and tho whole matter ended by the adournmen
Of all the parties 10 take Q festive drink.
Tho Coryeto u tho lst Of August says the America
steamer NoAicau sailed from Rto Janeo on the 3ls
0 July.
The news fsOn Buenos Ayres and Aousevideo 10 of n
importance whatever.
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Arrival or the United states steamer
Newbern.

Tho United States steam supply ship Nswben, T. A.
Harris Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commanding, from
tho North Atlantic Bocradng squadron and twenty -four
hours from Fortress honroe arrived last evening she
brings - passenger Acting Assistant Psymas,er a. 8.
Bradford, United States Navy.
The following 10 . list Of her onlcers-
Acias vstswsev L,ess~sdm oc,smard,ne-r A. Harris.
Acting Aasfsr and Erccrfirs 0fcsr-wm B Sheldon
Acting Adssr--J. II. Richardson.
Aoin0 Ensiors-Chas. Millst, and Milton Webster
Acfino Asiadrf Surpson--John T. Cobb
Adsno AStsaNt Paywdasy-E N. Cushing
Acs,0 Fira Asiaswf Eng,n~r-lsaac Naples
Acin0 Saaus Aafa-G. G. williams, C. v Nixon aud
J. p. Jones.
ldsns 7hrd zg.sani Engneus-F. c. Iomas, John
Quinn and samuel Holman.
Cnpfdsu's Civt-Jamcs Lemon.
Paynasey's C7svk--H Y. steele
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The Jewish Festival.

This evening commences the celebration Of Jew sh
Festival known as Rosh Hasnana, the New Year,
which s observed by IsraeKes throughout the world.
is regarded by them the anniversary the creation
Of tao world, which, according to their computation 10
662 years old The festival is ushered by the blowing
Of trumpes and is celebrated with religious services in
all the synagogue IL will be celebrated in tho syn
gosaes Of this city, and labor will bc performed by
persons or the Hebrew faith morrow aud I'll lev
following during which days the festival win last The
Rev. DR. RaphAJ will ofciate in the Greene syna-
gsgue, and the Rev. J. J. Lyons In tho Nineteenth
street synagogue The warranty for this holiday found
N foviticus xiii. 81.
On Wednesday the 23d Instant The solemn fast OF Your
Kipur, or day OF aoneincnt, will DO celebrated On this
day eyey sraete the age OF thirteen years and up
wards Keeps rigid fast rom even 70 even" The ark
10 brought forth from the inner tabernacle with much
remony and bescct chapters from tho Pontateuch
read with great solemnity. Every strict Jew expected
to be rec ncllod 70 such a his coregionists he
DO nj variance with and the reconciatons thus elected
are usually sincere and This East Ia snoped
II the twentythtrd chapter of Levticns Under the an
cicnt Jewish poty the High Priest this day alone
entered the Holy OF Holes and after making m atone
ment TOR his own sins made atoncmeDt the OF the
people No Inferior priest was permitted ARMY time 20
enter the sacred enclosure. not even the High Priest
himself except on this day St. Paul makes sllusioa to
this IN his Epistc TO the Hebrews, TX: o, T.
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Another Speech from Darcy 1Ho0ee--
Canada Must Defend or Americsnixs
Herself, &c.

= VkHkC, Sopt IZs I6oJ.
In tsss Canadian Parliament the Militia bills have
passed 10 a second reading.
DARCY NcIee made another speech last night and, in
auding to the military preparations Of the United Suites
government at Kennebec, Roases Point and Cleveland,
declared that Canada must immediately prepare for de
fenoe or deliberately proceed to Americanze herself.
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The Provincial BANK OF Canada ws~a-
Ing UP.

IohDNro, sept. IL, 1888
Tho Provincial Bsnk of Canada s sbou, winding M ia
no,cswiH b redeemed At Montreal or stanstead until the
i Of October, when they viii cease 10 Do securcd bv
the sspssM " rovhe~s sssssAs.
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Va, NAY ~. oeGA

hEAR ALkxASDntA, Va, lay ~, toA
MessnL HosrKrrHn 4 snIrH-
D1AR SiRs-Win do me the favor 70 forward By
press half dozen Hos,eers esemsch Bters wisi bl
Tor which viii remit you receipt OF Ne sama -
tiy q could b soId readily as = kncS. % b hs bsst
disease sf the stomach have used and sold hundpeds
prsparaons but Bers are superior 70 anything of
without It-shouh he b. 20 robus and heshhy-for
10 not opy Restorative but Preventive for all diseases
soldier u subject TO- have seen s1teted VIII chronic
indigestion and medicine has Afforded the
YOU'RE has, and yeu wf lose In sending the
SSs ordered fogrs nsy TsP1Ssstsllf e,.-.,s
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correctness of the pArticnlars
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friends. E"iopa a 4. ora.
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he .s %ss
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sonss sdsm the phyeans here en-. sa,y @,ss t:r
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RssssxLAs1Vlt July T. 1873
SEND q your bitter. ., your
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cSs,'
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reputation xo. by no other medicine IN narlsl
pe inrodufeu every place. perSons were ~ wen
:ssss,in,sd c,;s Il a' they YOU'D SSs q ,Sss. r.
Rensselaerviils. Albany county, T. Y.
BuREAu OF Docxs YAsDs, Dec, 50 il
heasrs HosrrrrxR a snIrH. Pittsburg Pa -
uE.rLfxxS-Atout four year! since my attention vss
Tine perfect martyr to dysRGs 10 AZ q s :s fOrns
nights sleep commenced the OF Bittera taking
them according 70 dectoua exssp that the dcsq wa0
reduced one half and found myself myrh veg much bene
fitted by the rst bottle the second relieved mo sarsy but
havs ever sinee taken dos Ia the morning mns1s.H
on rising finding 70 act - tonic and apPessY Of The
OF your Bitters which may be well 70 sate II from
any cause shall be suffering 20 acsts with the bsadachs.
dose OF Biters relieves In hfeen minutea In
conclusion say, with all sincerity and truth, wouh nee
be returned 10 the state Of health In which yeur 4s
found me- and from which they have unqueStioea6y n.
JOHN W. BRoNAuoH. Chief C,srk
Nav CoxvAIEscsss Can't
-. ExAR ALrxAspatA Va, nay ~ 1o0 J
Aessrh HosrErInn SnirH;-
DRAR sIRs;wi you DO me the favor fsrward By On.
press one half dozen Hosesters escmech tterA with b
Tor which VIII remit receipt OF Tie samA ~
S.ns % 70 Rs01us E0Ir %sSens ~ hers and I'D = sp.s
in for diseases having their origin with
disease sf the stomach have used and sold hundpods Of
Inc kind cognxaas with Indeed. soldier sbouA
Without it-shouM he be ever % robust and hesshy-for
= not oc Rsssers,vs tu, rrsvsn!iys for Al sfsAsssA
Indigestion. and y medicine has Afforded the relief
o re In osudtus
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A SECRET WORTH KNOWING. 90 TO THOMAS r
"A AoNbWs, $50 Greenwich street and ~ Murray street
wines and eyerythn else used In family
solves
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nRToOs ALLtNIArOR FOR CORNs pUNIONs
ID tender feet Ac 2s and 30 cenis boz For nasmed
bunicns festered corns narrowing nails kc., use De
BRIGGS unrivalcd curative Sold By druggists and sent
By mai At 81 cents and e per box Corns bupous bad
Chir.podist, xi2 Broadway.
business CARDS. INCLUDING CARDS. n PER
- l0o B,hesas - ger 600; CIrcalar. and Labels \,
large quantities nc pertivo All kinds Of Book, job
Newspaper Printing from the speck OF a label 10
Ammogh rost.r, equally cheap + n DAwkEY Printer
Is Para row opposite the As,or House.
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INsoLEs, I BkLTs AyD ARMLErs.

Il The 0Aiyano Electro Metallic insolss vots,c selts
and Arniets-by the union OF two metals producing q
voaic current which excited BY tho nud emitted from
the body and dinusng healthy md curative
the pesson q the wearer rhey ere particularly effective
aETTAN co. ..rRoPRfRroRs
80 Broadway 1nsoles 81 Beiss. -; Armles ei 81 and
sent per mall for ~ cents additional.
Send for arrular
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Moxns InAxp. 8. G., Sept. ., ases.

TIE wEEHAwKN AYIoAE AGAIN.
Athsh tide yesterday sfssrnoon the weehawken noat
cd, and backed Out Of the little In the reef
which she unfortunately into and thus got ashore
Her movements discovered by the rebels
heavy Ore was opened upon her ~ she steamed down
the channel. She replied fast her guns could be
served and or The ordeal saey and joined the
feet below lying out Of are. Her escape moss for
tunase thing We cannot afford to lose siasis Mentor
at this important juncture OF AFFAIRS.
FLAGS or Tnrcx.
Admiral Dahlgren has despatched nag Of truce bos 70
Moultrie, with . communication addressed 70 General
Beauregard. The nature Of the despatch has not
transpred. F1riag from the rebel batteries, from
James Island and sullivan's Island, was suspended
until hapast ten O'Clock this morning, whom they again
opened Are and vigorously shesd Wagner and Gregg.
The following Is q list Of casualties;-
Corporal Samuel @ Wolf, Co. r, 18th Indiana, rife ball
u right shoulder.
Samuel W. whitman, Co. D, 18th Indiana, in foot.
Joseph Patterson, Co r, eth OHIO. killed.
Francis Enssc. Co. Y, 61th ohio, killed
wm Scott, Co. c, IN ,~s. s.~ Hsmo.s,r. !, thin
Uel Spencer, 90. c, 7th Now Hampshiie, three toes
amputated
Elias Duval Co. r. ss,h Psnnsylvania IN leg by tor.
pedo.
George ". Crawford, Co H, 7sth Ohio, in sooA
william p,on ~ yT<ssoT y'n Us s u
Capt 9. T. Baker, eth Maine killed by shot.
SspkmbU o.
George Wager Co. u, ". " independent battalion In
leg, by torpedo; amputated.
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Nf11rs H0sTRTTRR SMIrH.-
0sxrLSaSS-Pease send q your Bitters your
riest have
for them ] have no medicine Of which ! am selling
much Bitters have kept them during yearo
last past They have begun to se. They have per
formed some remarkable cures In Aypepsis which have
been OF long standing and from which they have
reputation won By no other medicine In our marks CAD
send certificates surpaagng anything
lshsd OF value toyou being anxios such medicine
viii be introduced In every place II pertons - weu
specsfuly yours, w. =. SWEET, Drueste1
Rensselaerviiie, Albany county, H. T.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04
American * Foreign Patents.
r. H. EDDY
SOLTCIVOR OF P.AT'EN

SOLICITOR OF P.4I.ENIIS,
4ate Agent of u S Patent Office, Washin gton under
the Act of 1878
TO State street, opposite kiIby ST., Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04

New YORK, July 3. The steamer Melville,
from Havana the 25th, has arrived. The fire
there is still burning in the luins, but its
progress was stopped after consuming sixteen
warehouses, containing 672 bales OF cotton,
$50, 100 boxes of sugar, and large quantities
of other goods, most of which were intended
to run the blockade, and belonged to secesh
Englishmen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04

VERMONT AT HAMBURG. From a correspop-
dence in the Boston Journal about the Interna-
tional Exhii ition at Hamburg, we learn that
Geo. Campbell of Vermont received large
bronze medal for Wizards patent root cutter
=" Among the live stock there was no exhibit
ton from the United States, except in the
sheep departments there Geo. Campbell of
Vermont took two first prizes and one second
A great dissatisfaction having been expressed
among the German and French exhibitors that
America should take these prizes, and complaint
belng openly made tina more meriorious sheep
were on the ground, Col. Needham, Commission
er IRON Vermont proposed sweepstakes premi-
BIN for the heaviest and cleanest leece--the
weight of the sheep to be taken into the &C.
count, the premium to be one hundred dollars
the competitors to pay an entry fee of ten dol
lars each--the judges to be appointed by the
German Association, and the sheep to be shear
ed on the ground.
Mr. Campbell, the successful American exhib
itor, entered into this arrangement, but the
German and French exhibitors declined it,
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TO State street, opposite kiIby ST., Boston.
IA Patents the United State,
also in Great Britain France and other foreign coun-
tries Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all Pa
pefs or drawings Tor Patents, executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American ~
Foreign Works. to'determne the validity utility of Pa
tents ornventons, ega other advice n
all matters touching the Copies of the claims OF
any enfurnlshed by remittng One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
Inc agency is not only the largest in New England
but through 1t inventors have advantages forsecurng
patents, OF asCertalnng the paentabilty of inventions
dnsufpassedbyi not which
can be 0ere them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE
PAIEnI OFFIC than the subscriber; and SUCCESS
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABTT
TY would add that he has abundant reason to
ana can prove That atno other Office of the kind the
charges for profe ssiona services so moderate The i'm
mense pfatuce of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him to accumulate vast collection
specifications and official decisions relative to PATENTS.
The Sc besides hse xtensive library Of legal mechan
Ga works and full accounts of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able, beyond ques
on to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here save
enyenors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard MIR. Eddy of the most capdbe aud SIC
ceSJ"f rattitioners with whom have had official inter.
course.
CHAS. MASON, - Commissioner of Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and trustworthy
and more capable of putting their applications in fors
TO secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office EDMOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
- Mr.. r. II, Eddy has made for me TIL IRTEFN appli
cations, on all but of which patents have been grant
60, ana that one is now pending. Such unmsta kable
proof OF greattalent and ability his part leads me to
recommend all inventors to apply him to procure then
patents, they may be of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their and reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART."
During eight months, the suhschei, in course OF his
large pactce, made, twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was de.
Glued in his favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents
X. H. EDDY
osto1, Dect2. 1869. vi
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Major R. B. Crandall, 9th Vermont Regi-
ment, has arrived IN the city from the Army of
the Potomac, and reports himself to Gen. Dew
ems at Long Island for duty in connection with
the conscripts of Vermont, who will rendezvous
at the Island while on the way to the army The
first detachment of about one hundred will ar
rive in the city at 2 o'clock this (Monday) P.
M boston JournoL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Bryam's PulmOniC Waters.

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TO Vocasts and public Speakers, these Waters are pc
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rev days WILL at all times increase the power aud ex-
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JUDGE MCCUNN DEPRIVED OF Power FOR
FURTHER MIsCHIEF.-This Judge, who has been
discharging the New York rioters after they had
been committed by other judges, has been curbed
in his evil purposes by decision Of the Supreme
Court of New York, which prevents City
Judge from issuing the habeas corpus writ.
Judge McCunn was 6ishonorabIy discharged
from the army by Gen Mcclellan for infamous
practices.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04

San FRANCrsCo, Aug. l. The week now
closed has been duller than any other of the
season. Money easier. Receipts of treasure
since the sailing of the last steamer $4,000.
Atlantic currency exchange sells to-day at the
rate of % q per cent. premium for gold in
New York. Sterling exchange As per cent pre-.
MUM for 60 day bills. Legal tenders IS cents.
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CERTIEICATE-

CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about iyhteen months aro
commenced Using STESLING's AMBRosIA. MY hair was
short thin, and rapidly falling out. [ had tried many
HAIR 1onics, lnvgoraors, &c without receiving any
benefit soon after using the Ambrosia my hair ceased
falling out, and commenced growing rapidly as to
tonsh me- Now my hair is thick soft and glossy and
I'VE ieet four inches in lengthwhen let down reaching
the moor This wonderful result attribute solely to the
use OF SrERLNds AMBRosA, as since CONNIE using
it have applied nothing else 10 my hair
Mrs L. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-04

The price of substitutes in Philadelphia
ranges from $50 to 500. In one case the
Philadelphia Press says as high as $3.50 has
been paid, but men are offering themselves free
ly at the lower rates
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STERLING'S
STERLING'S
STER LING'S
STERLING'S

we ADVISE young persons, whose hair is beginning to
fall out 10 take warning in time and save their hai
using the Ambrosia To those who have already lost their
har the Tree use of the Ambrosia will surely restore #
as it has done for thousands ''| ~
nR. srERLiNG's AMBRosA is stimulating oiy extract
OF Roots Banks and ncrbs. 1t will cure all diseases
the scalp and Itching of the head entirely Graduates
dandruf, prevents the hair from falling ont or f
ing prematurey gray causing it grow thick and long
II Is entirely different from all other preparations
can be relied on. .l ..'-. "1o
we known fact to thousands In the CITY of Nov
ork tha this the only article yet that vii,
|ue we pease OF the Scalp and the Hair to Grow
FHloE Sl,oo PER BOX, containing two bottles
Dr. IL. IL. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
6r J. s. STERLING, Wholesale Agent. Montn.,,sr ".