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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27
The British Provinces.

THE SANDERS JURY TO BIZ coERCED INTO YER
DiCT-THE FENiAN SCARE INCREASING IN CANA
DA--fESiAN SOLDIERS DESERVING TO THE
STATES, ETC.
ToRoSTo, q. W, Oct 20 1895
In the Sanders kidnapping case the Judge strongly
urged conviction the jury, who, unable 10 agree,
have been locked up since Saturday the Judge declaring
he will keep them confined until they give verdict
The Fenan excitement Is increasing, and great activity
Is manifested in military circles Drills inspections, en-
rolling volunteers &c, are going on Many Irish SOL
ders In the regular regiments deserving 10 the States
and large portion Of the volunteers believed
Fenans Many scotcbmcn joining the order in Mon.
treal
number OF the French cadets have gone to Mexico.
The exodus from Canada the states Just very
large. Three thousand families left via Rouscs Point
last year for America
American buyers spent million dollars n this marke
last month.
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The Navy.

THE GREAT DOCK RACE-THE ALGONQUIN REFUSES
TO CONTINUE THE TRIAL.
The great dock trial between the Wlnooskl and
Algonquin brought ~ summary termination yes
terday by the refusal Of Mr.. Dickerson to allow the
Algonquin "a complete the ninciy-six hours trial
account OF alleged nniancss and violation Of the agree
nent by the engn ers OF the Wnooski. Consequently
a, len Minutes pas two o'coca yesterday afternoon the
engine Of the Algonquin was stopped, she had
completed 81 20 revolutions. Gf UickefSons friends
claim thai he is justified IN refusing pursue The trial
further, ono Of the artie,a az agreement that the
throttle valve OF the WhoOski sho ID remain open.
This done but the Wno0skis engineers uscd stop
valve which Mr. ickcrson insists To AL igicla and pur-
poses is throttle valve in the Ia which
The engineers OF The winopsl ailegc that there
ungurncs on their part; that IL i perfectly legal for
them 10 the SO valve, this simple arrangsuicut
Performs the very duty the complicated
Of Mr. pickerson They aso insist thai within two hours
Of The stoprsge ~ the Agonquins engine the winoosk
had gained two hundred and thirty six turns her up
ponen and eight hundred the previous -four
hours The Winooski stil continues TO tho ninety
six hours originally intended Last evening she
Running spicndldy, making fully fifteen revolutions Of
her wheels per minute.
The whole OF this subject will be referred to the Sccre-
tary Of the Navy for his adjudication
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The Kctehum Eorgeries.
ANOTHER PosTPoNENEyr ~ THs EXAMINATION
APPRECIATION.
SUPERIOR CoURT-ciIAMBKRs.
BEFORE Judge Moucricr

Before Judge Moncricf
Nc Vickdr ra Greenccf d Co--Thc exam nation OF
young Kctchum regards tho fund of $4,000 claimed
by Mr. Mcvickar which have taken place ycstcr
day morning again postponed the application Of
Kctchums COUNSEL who has appealed from the order Of
Judge Moncrief, published IN yesterdays issue Mr.
Bangs has likewise demurred to the complaint OF tho
plaintiff the action and the examination will therefore
not take place unless the decision Of Judge Moncrcf
sustained In the appeal Young Ketchum was again in
court yesterday attended by Messrs Allen and Bangs his
counsel. II Is understood that a weeks notice will be
given Mr. arocque counsel for Mcvickar OF an inten.
ton 10 plead guilty the part Of Kctcbum. 80 as 10
allow his examination In civil cases
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Opinions Of the Press.

The English papers generally have articles the
respondenoe between Mr.. Adams, the American Minis
Der, and IEarl RUSSELL just published and regard It as
nsss important
The London Times says that Is the most important
discsssion in reference 20 the rights and duties OF
nsutrsis that has been carried for many years be-
tween the representatives Of great maritime Powers
me Times can hardly doubt that Earl RusscIs proposal
Tor commission will ultimately be accepted AZ the most
satisfactory method Of adjusting the outstanding claims
between the two nations No foreign sovereign nor state
could have entered into all the details OF each specific
claizn and counter claim for II must forgotten
damages incurred by s sne sss r states Tor
SIN less could have consented Earl Russell points
out 70 submit the bona des Of our government the
legal competency Of law officers 10 the Judgment Of
any foreign government The best II the only soIu
aon OF the dfculty therefore, that suggested by
for the termination Of controversy which b,a for Ms
fsraranee shocn BY both parties ,oosd certainly have led
o. vwptsye hcesr Grsa' Brisosn and de United c,s
The candid and friendly tone Of argument deliberately
conducted by Earl Russell and Minister Adams justnes
this expectation.
Tho Timss winds up its article by pointing 20 the
Tcnisn movement in America as threatening breach OF
the Foreign Enlistment act and says that this helps us
TO lock at such proceedings from an American point Of
point OF view In the meantime, let agree TO differ
amicaby, and not allow transient feeling o. jealousy
resentment prejudice the permanent settlement OF
aqucson in which all the maritime nations equally
concerned
The Tises, In another article, contends that " Eng
land chooses 10 b, angry inconsdraie she nid haze
greater 10 complain of Amertcas posGGn a
Nesdui in the Tenidn Borenent than ever America has
had In regard Engands attitude towards the SOUTH
inasmuch Fenian plot was formed In America
American citizens, although the consprators have
been mostly Of Irish extraction The Times, however,
admits thai the American government has acted in re-
gard 10 the movements OF the Fenans ch all honorable
opesnes, Notwithstanding the nbusterng plots
or lie citizens
The London Post thinks that Earl Russes proposition
70 the American government will most probably be
ccpted
SION Of the question exhausted The British Minister
has distinctly declared that the question is Has her
NJsyk government ae,ed WITH good faith and hon.
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Er-Governor Foote in Court.
HE CLAIMS TO M ADMITTED TO THE BAR BUT Rk
rrsEs TO TAKf THE oArn.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOuRr.
Before Judge Nelson

Before Judge Nelson
AZ The opening Of the court yesterday morning United
States District Attorney Daniel s. Dickinson moved tho
admission practice attorney OF the court Of ex.
Governor Henry :. fooe.
Judge Neson--Ici the gentleman step to the Clerks
desk and take the oath
Mr. foote then presented himself
Mr. Stilwe then administered the first oath that tho
applicant viii support the constitution OF the United
States. nc.
This oath was taken, and Mr. Fooe signed the roll.
Mr. Stlwo then proceeded TO read the Data required
10 be subscribed TO enable parties In Mr. Foote's position
to practice " the effect that they have never yolun
tary borne against the United states nor served ia
nor aided the rebellion
This oath Mr. Footc declined TO take TO subscribe 70,
saying he would not take H.
70 the surprise OF a crowded court, the non con-
formist turned on ble heels aud left the court
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Secretary OF the Interior and Colonel Simpson, OF the
Typographical Engineer corps present ut the inter-
view in connection with the which brought the
delegation 10 Washington.
THE PARDON BUSINESS
The lists of pardons exposed the Presidents house
for several days past relate yrgnians More than
hundred of them have this week the Execu-
tive cemency. 1t probable the Southern states will
now be attended TO IN rotation, Virginia taking the
lead.
Ex-Governor Neil :. Brown, Of Tennessee, par
doned to day by the President.
PERSONAL.
The Tunis ambassadors arrived here this evening,
companicd By Secretary Seward The dsting uished
tors the guests OF the government
Congressman Ganson, iiubbel and Hamphi, Of New
York, arrived at willard's Hotel To night
Mrs James A. sedGon had short interview with the
President this morning, and afterwards visited the War
Department A pardon for her husband probably i'm
PEELED the visit.
George Bancroft the historian called upon the Prcsi-
dent to-day.
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
Considerable harty ey,ss among the enlisted Of
the Invalid corps Prospect OF being mustered
of service The indignation among the officers is
correspondingy sharp.
THE SECOND AupIToR's OFFICE.
Notwithstanding the immense clerical force employed
at the Second Auditors once, the work that bureau Is
very much behind hand Claims for back Jay dne the
heirs of deceased soldiers Obliged wat much too
long for liquidation.
THE ouARTEaMAsTER GENERALS REPORT.
The Quartcmaster Generals clerks busy every
night at present getting up the annual report OF that
officer. II will be very voluminous
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BOARD or TRADE.
The Board OF Trade OF the District of Columhia-;he
first established hcre-was fully organized 10 night.
APPOINTMENT or COMMISSIONER AND ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONER OF EXTERNAL REyENCE.
E. A. Rollins, OF New Hampshire, and Daniel c. Whit
man, OF New Jersey, to-day commissioned Commits
soner and Assistant Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The total receipt Of internal revenue Tor the quarter
ending September 80 is returned at sl4s III 600
CENTRAL LAYp OFFICE EUsINEss.
The General Land once has adjusted and reported to
the Treasury Department showing that there
j. due the State OF Michigan the OF sl7 CO. from
the five per cent proceeds sales Of pubic lands
within the limits o, thu, State
-Four patents, containing 81 463 Of land have
been transmitted the Governor o. Missouri by the
Commissioner Of publir lands inung TO the State
under the swamp land grant OF 1862.
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smashed OF them had at half past twelve brought
OIL the captain whom hs own refused 10 help.
The steamship Lady Elg which was near, lett for
Port Canning; hint given 70 three hundred miser
able wrctches who sinking 10 launch the ship 3
utter. which had not been used, though the Euro
pcan left and five negroes did do and with thirty
coolies were afterwards found by the steamship. The
ship continued % float all that night, and did not sink
TIL seven on Wednesday morning. jnstiying the opinion
OF apt Hoskns C0nsiderIg the rate which the ship
was sinking sangunc that would have succeeded
In gerng the greater portion of the coolies ont. Two
steamers sent round from Calcutta and the
Lady Egin returned from Port Canning They found three
cooe lads ON the mast OF the wreck, and saved about
sixty more who had hoatcd TO Halidays and Butcher $
Islands. where the tigers said 10 have destroyed
some. The coolies that the last European at
tempted to fire The ship. OF the four hundred and
ninctyseven coolies hundred and sixty 10 have
pershed On that terrible Wednesday morning after
wards in the jungle.
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OUR ENGLISH CLAIMS.


The London Times of the 14th inst contains the follow
ing o1bcal statement
In order 10 guard against any Misunderstanding, we
requested that the proposal Of Earl Russell
% The American government convey in The follow
ing words:-
Her Majesty = government ready 10 the
appointment OF commission To which shall be referred
MI the claims arising during the late civil which the
swo Powers shall agree 90 refer % the commissioners
These concluding words limit The mbec, Of reference
ssv woud b. inconsassnf with ne position taken up ~
A~ kejsfgs government, and ,cih he arguments mhich
ssdsced q decline arbitration, TO permit the claims G
Sosss By ne Alaoama and other vessels If ne same char
sd~ % be brought btors The commissoa for decision
n must be understood, therefore, that II any such
mission agreed nes movh Be ercudsd
froH lie Jurisdiction.
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Italy.

despatch from Rome denies that any movement OF
the French troops has yet taken place The Papa Min
lister of War; however has received notification from the
French government that the army Of occupation will be
CON entraied AZ Rome Civita veccha and Wit rho in Jan
nary
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private telegram from Bombay dated October 2, re-
ports cotton goods and yarns still advancing and later
telegram from Calcutta, date no, given, reports the
market improv but no material change in prices.
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The weekly returns oil tho Bank of France show de-
crease ~ cash Of thirty three millions OF francs
The King ana Queen OF Portugal had arrived in Paris
and proceeded thence To Brussels.
The Paris BourGc flat 67f. SJc for the rentes.
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The arrests Of members Of the Fcnian Brotherhood
and their examination and commitment for trial cont.
nued in Ireland
Documents from America were largely mixed up in
the proceedings against the Fenians.
number OF Fenfans were awaiting trial, and this
number daily augmcntng.
Details OF the Loss OF the Eagle Speed
The loss OF the American built ship Eagle speed In the
East Indies with two hundred and sixty coolies has al
ready been recorded The details show the catastrophe
10 have been still horrible and the conduct of
OF the Europeans still more inhuman than
first supposed. aNF
Three OF the Eagle Speeds boats launched man.
ned by the crew Including tho coolies who threw them.
selves the hencoops the boats saved one
hundred and sixty nne and all the Europeans Captain
HcskDs boet made Eve trips, but the othcS were soon
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soher Facts for Thinking People.

Year after year, for an eighth of a century,
.ba press of the country have chronicled the
beoe6cial effects ofHOSTETTERSS of STOMACH
RITTERS, Editors, authors, physicians, ,mer-
chants. officers of the army and navy, chem
iats. counsellors, ministers of the gospel, In
short. a great cloud of witnesses OF every pro-
fe,sion. trade and calling have testified to Its
saicacy az a tonic and regulating medicine.
The names and statements Of these witnesses
have been published in the public prints
Nanv Of them are we'll known to the public.
Their testimony has never been challenged or
impugned. Upon evidence far less weighty
men are acquitted or condemned by conScien'
tious juries.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is not, however
upon trial. 1t has oeen tried and pronounced
on the authority of those whose lives and
health it has preserved, pure, harmless, aud
emlnently salutary preparation. Attempts
have been made to rival it. They have failed
Can it be necessary to say why they have fail
ed7 Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious
suffererers, victims of fever and ague, ana
nervous subjects who have experienced It's
effects, what hey think of it. ASK them ana
be guided solely by what they say. Sold
everywhere.
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we all Creditors Legatees and other per-
n sons interested: Notice is hereby given
that the following named persons did, on the
dates affixed to their names; file the accounts
of their Administration to the Estates of those
persons. deceased; whose names are under
mentioned IN the Office Of the Register for the
PROBATE OF Wills ard granting Letters of Ad-
ministration in the County of Potter; and
that the same viii be presented to the Or.
phan's Court of said county for confirmation
and allowance, On the 18th day of December
next at 10 O'Clock a: M. at the Court House
in said county:
Nov II, 1865,-Rartal account of Polly
Estes, Administrative OF the Estate of George
Estes decd, late of Oswayo tp.
Nov. IS, l865.-Final account Of 8. VI:
Presho, Administrative of the Estate Of S. J
Gee, late Of Allegany tp., dec'd.
Coudersport, Nov. IA, 1856.
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THE LADY's FRIEND. The December num-
Der Of :t;s favorite riagariue is a superb one.
The leading steel engraving, in illustration of
of the text,
''Children's children are the crown of old men,
And the glory Of children are their fathers"
is one that will go home to many hearts The
engraved titie-page is truly beautiful-it is a
gem of art. 1t represents The Past and The
Future-while, around,
erho little birds sing East and the little birds sing
West"
to US a well-known line from Mrs. Brownings
beautiful "Rhynte of the Duchess May" The
Pouble Colorcd Steel Fashion Plate for this
number will be pronounced by the ladies "su-
perb," or else we are very greatly mistaken.
Then there engravings ofthe new fashions
in Jackets, cloaks, embroidery, coiffures bon
nets, &c. The literary matter is excellent as
usual.
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post corner, thence along the line of B. r:
Nichols land east 79 and 5-loths perches e.
post corner in the west line Of q tract 81
land sold by john Keating & Co. to Amos {.
Nichols, thence by said line north 100 and
7-1Oths perches to the place Of beginning
Containing Fifty Acres Of land, on which 10
an improvement of about five, acres: To 6s
sold as the property of Q. c. Warner. 90,
ALSO-Certain real estate ip. Ulysses tp.;
Bounded on the North by the Highway lead
ing from the Kibbeville school AGase to.
Thomas Hamiltons, on the east by lands of
Deborah Rising and the National Road on
the south by the National Road and LANDS
of Alva Carpenter, and on the west by
lands of Thomas Hamilton, Containing about
Thirty Acres more or less, and being part
of lots Nos Ill & l76 of the allotment OF
lands of S. Ross in said tp.; and par! CT war
want No 1872, about Twenty acres of & hich
are improved, with one frame house, one milk
house, one frame barn and some fruit trees
thereon. To be sold as the property of George
B. Baker.
D: c. LARRABEE, Sheriff:
Coudersnort. Nov. IA 1865.
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&c., To CexsUMPTIvEs.-The undersigned
having boen restored to health ina fer weeks
by a very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years, with a severe lung affection
is anxious to make known to his fellow-suf-
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of
the prescription used, [free of charge], with
the directions fct preparing and Using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchetis, Coughs,
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
eonceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer viii try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Sept !, 1865. T3mos.
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B~ EBITcR OF JoURNAL.-DEAR SIR: With
ycur permission wish 30 say to the readers
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will also mail free to those having Bald
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information that will enable them to start a
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Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return nail
without charge. Respectfully yours.
THOS +. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
S3l Broadway, New Z Or11,,.
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
!: ): :: y: sa5H. %a1s:.a' <. NJ, Principals.

: e.. { : 7 iS;#: ;"55:5: Co., = Principals.
fieGda T62d Sos as sDG IS Bssus e. GisF FhS t
ARRIVALS FOR TIE WEEK ENDING Nov. Is, 1865.
G. A. Crawford, topkihton. Del. Co., Iowa.
J. A Hamfnersley: Fl Smith, Sebastian Co. Ark.
J; Strawbridge, Sharon Mercer CO. Pa.
S. J. McPherran; Alexandria. Hunt: Co., Pa.
G.. H. Ruhl, allegheny City, Pa:
W. n. Coffin, Belmont, Bel. Co., O.;
B. W. Elliott, "
w. D. Polling, Elda, Allen Co, O.
W. L. Barr; Ginger Hill Wash. Co., ..
r. J:Burgeyne, Middle Ferry, Brooke Co., VIVA.
W. P. Palmer, GhamberSburg, Frank. Co, Pa
F. W Keifer, CkamberSburg, "
F. HanseH, Pittsburgh, Pa:
A. D. Lutz, Circlevlle, Pickaway Co, D.
J. C. Rogers, Cooperstown, Venango Co., Pa
J. L. Baumer, Richmond; Wayne Co.; Ind.
G. Willis, Glenvfile, Hartford Co. Nd:
H. C: Anderson, Steubenville, jeff Co., O.
R. Morrow, Arch Sptings, Blair Co., Pa.
G. A. Taylor, Safe Earbor, Lancaster Co., Pa.
T. Morgan Allegheny Co., Pa.
A. A. Porter, Malta, Morgan Co., @.
J. A. Staveley Natrora, Allegheny Co., Pa.
R. W. Hull, Summitville, Col. Co, o.
H P. Kirk Mason City, Cerro Gordo Co., G..
NJ. Collins, Randolph; Portage Co., G.
J. R: Putt Canton, Stark Co., o.
G. A, Dolby ne, Holiday Blair Co., Pa.
For terms and information concerning ng the
College; address
JENKINS, S4ITH L CooLEY,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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na7@ Affairs in Mexico ave beginning to be

RaP Affairs in Mexico are beginning to be
complicated. Maximillian is continually call
ing for more soldiers from Europe. All his
forces are commanded by foreign generals
Austria denies that anything more is being
alio79e3 by that government than recruitment
cf t*7o :horcand rhet to fill up vacancies. The
King of the Belgians, wko is the father of
Max's Empress, is raising : r" ont for his
son-in-law's assistance. On the contrary
Louis Napoleon will do nothing more In the
reinforcing line; and !: positively understood
that the French troopsnow there will be speed
lily withdrawn. Wen lay zen cent note to
a quarter of peek of turnips that Max is not
abort Mexico on the first 4ay of January, '67
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