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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

The Excitement Among the Blockade
Runners-ArTivsls ~ Havene.

The ExcitenAsnt AmoAe the blockade
Runners-4rrivsls ~ Havsns.
Tho steamship Eagle Captain tAwrshes from
Havana 9th inst, at sixteen minutes pass two o'clock
NJ arrived yesterday afternoon having besp detained out
side Of Sandy Hook sixteen hours BY the fog
Mr. r. w. Albert the purser Of the ship, reports Tho
.samsr Liberty, Wilson, from Now York. arrived out
' the morning Of the 3D. Tho Morning stai, Nelson,
-. the evening Of the 3D. The former would leave
~ 90 and the latter for New Orleans on the after
noon Of the 9Th.
m. nav, ~ he surrender Of Charleston had reached
49,. n..w,,,'s 20 the arrival Of the Eagle, having
bean brought nv bio, 'kade runner from Nassau
m. 49, ~ ,hs IAN a. Wilmington had reached HA
vsnA and caused considerab. s1oiss~ens
was reported that at least D VeaVuse po'sol' n"1
been murdered in Havana during = \, late carnival
or local nature there is little Of imp. ance haaso
leni's Italian opera troupe arrived at A'VsnA 'on
Mexico on the 2Sth ult They had decided !" siVe SA
performances before leaving for New York.
The steamship Morning Star arrived last night, was
visited and left for New Orleans about eleven H. TO-
There had been, apparently, considerable movement
among the blockade runners lately, but many Of the
are q ns s sSd as IN UrobsSy
Arrived Feb 20, English steamship Maria in distress;
she left Havana on the 18th Feb 90 English steam
ship Luna four days from Galveston, with cotton and
four passengers. Feb. %, English steamship Little
Hattie, In distress March English steamship Evelyn,
ship OWL in distress; seven days from Nassau her
way for Little River Sailed Feb 20, English steamship
Ruey for Belize; Confederate schooner Theodore, Tor
MatamorUs. . IL
There considerable talk caused by the authorities
having allowed the steamship Owl TO enter &c. without
having demanded her papers Crew list, &c, have not
been deposited as is customary with all merchant YES
ses the Captain Of the Portsthus placing her ON
footing with men OF war.
The health of Havana good.
The weather quito Business improving, owing
to The late favorable news from the North.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

How TO STRENGTHEN THE NATIONAL TREAsuRY.-
Some magnificent phlanthropist has proposed
the grand enterprise Of paying of the national
debt by generous combination Of our wealthy
men. We have q hint from Washington, how
ever, which will serve to strengthen the Treasury
and to carry it triumphantly through without
any such individual sacrifices as those sug-
gested. Let our rich men buy up literally the
government sevcn-thirties, and lay them by, so
that they will not be thrown again into the
market for several years to come, and the
Treasury will be strengthened in proper ton to
the assistance thus given, while the holders Of
Its paper will be realizing good interest from,
and an increasing value to, their bonds from
year to year. This Is the sort Of financial
patriotism needed just now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

THE GOLD MARKET.-Notwithstan we are
still in the dark as to the whereabouts and pro-
grcss Of General Sherman gold continues 10 go
down. The bull operators cannot keep itup. And
whercfores Because the conviction Is fixed in
the public mind that the rebellion is near its
last kick; because our imports Of foreign mer-
chandise, for the spring and summer trade,
having been mostly brought in, are falling
of; because our shipments Of specie to Europe
have stopped, and our receipts of gold from
California are increasing, and because our
banks, capitalists and business men have con-
adsncs in " Rsy sscssiary S{ths Treasury -
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a man who thoroughly understands bis bust


AmpOrtame from MeA
We have received by the steal, aer h@si0'
which arrived from Havana yeste. Jay =
large batch of letters from our corresp> onu
ents relstive to affairs In Mexico OF an IN.
portant and significant character. We pub
lish to-day such of them as report the pro-
gress Of events in Maximilian's empire up to
the 10Th ult II will be seen that our pre-
vious report Of the capture of Oajaca by the
French troops under Marshal Bazaine is fully
confirmed. In fact, the success of the imperial
arms Is generally reported at various quar-
ters. Several Of the most prominent guerilla
chiefs, including Rojas, whose name was ter
TOR In the land, and General Romero, were cap
tured, the former being shot
The Emperor appears disposed, if we can
judge from his recent policy, to cut himself
off from all connection with Europe and rely
more upon American influences to sustain his
new empire. immigration from the United
States appears to be looked to as source Of
power and q means Of civilization. The EN-
peror evidently thinks that Americans can do
more than any other people to build up
nation; from which we infer that Macmillan Is
a man of good common sense, and has studied
contemporary history to some purpose. He has
recently imported some seven thousand Bel
gians and Austrians, partly soldiers and partly
artizans, into Mexico. Now, if he could get an
equal number of Yankees on the same terms
it would be interesting to observe what would
become of the Belgians and Austrians. How
ever, il is clear that Macmillan under
stands this question exactly. He feels that
Mexico must be Americanized in order to
progress. He is steadfast in his refusal
to cede the Northern Mexican States to
Napoleon, or to recognise Viceroy Gwin; for
he is not disposed to part with any of his terri
tory, and he is equally firm in regard to the
confiscated property Of the CHURCH, despite the
wishes of the Pope. 1t is very probable, then,
that this policy will embroil him with Napo-
leon, who is already Withdrawing his troops
from Mexico. Perhaps he is even now prepared
TO admit the Shaksperian maxim, "What's in
manner" and to kick the empire into the Gulf
and the Pacific, and prefer to be a substantial
republican ruler rather than shaly Emperor
American principles and influence he may find
to be surer safeguard of the sovereignty Of
Mexico than European arms or regal sympathy.
The Queen of England, it appears, has sent
an envoy extraordinary to the Mexican Court
with cordial letters to the Emperor and Elm
press, the latter Of whom she styles her "be-
loved sister" Charlotte; but Macmillan may see
the wisdom of Mexican Monroe doctrine, and
avoid the empty Establishments of European
courts. We may make good republican OF
him yet, and have our "beloved sister" Char
lotte one day as guest at the White House,
fair and staunch representative of republican
opinions in the land of the Montezumas
Stranger things have been written in history.
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KEY WEST
.--o-o-,o-o-o-oo~oooo~
Dur Key West Corrssponasnss.


KEY wDr, Fla, March 2, 1865.
Capture Of Pdses-A BriasA Ship Wrecked-7A< Less
on ~ Coal, dc.
prize was brought in here by the United States
steamer Margod, the Goth ut., while coming from
Havana to This place with the New York mails shs
turned out 70 be the schooner Salvatore sixty tons
ostenably from Gibraltar Vera Cruz, with assorts4
cargo. she Is od offender, was brought int Key
West before sod ned out In Havana and has nov sesa
caught again.
me steamer Ruby was captured By the United ssssss
seser Pro,eus on the 9Th uino latitude q % ~.
longitude "a a w. and brought into this port on The
assh, Ensign Pierce prize master. Hsr cargo 10 very
valuable assorted one she In Cyde-bult vessel ~
some three hundred burden was formerly called the
some eight months ago having been captured while -
tempting TO run the blockade.
MASTER from Matsnzas 70 Greenock, Scotland, went %
shore Crocus reef few miles from CAysfort hghS
on the night o. me x Every snon was h msns nsS.a
ally. She is total wreck. Cargo sugar, . portion 90
which has arrived here Three other vessels srs on the
name unknown--has lost her manmast and 10 bigeA
Tho other barks The extraordinary bad wcashs
for these ealsm,.ies NE MSsasss Kerr i fully -
surcd
military and Naval Expeditaon Tor the
Capture OF 81. Marks, &c.
PHu.ApsLPmA, March ., 1884.
The Uaitod States steamship Bcrmuda, from me Eass
and West Gulf s,ockadns squadrons, has arrived at The
Navy Yard. she was due here on Monday aftcrnooni
but in consequence Of rough weather and the breaking
~ acme machinery on Cedar Keys, she was delayed
sha renorts thst ON the oath OF February expedi
ton under the COMMAND Of BreadIef General HewtoH
consisting Of NIL ho troops both white and co'orea "
,snnia. MAGNOLIA and Hendrix Hudson, started for ~
nurpose az capturing 81 Marks The result Of the expS
ditiop had NOT been heard al the time 'ne be'"u@
| sailed 100000
The Bermuda brings four hundred sick and dlschafrss
| .QIalsu md ssAoSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10
News from Cairo.

VkIfNf l5Ops
ia reported that the court martial at Paducah has
acquitted General Paine OF all charges preferred against
him
General Paine having accused Mr. Alexander Of Padu.
cah Of giving false testimony before the military CON-
mission last fall the latter individual attacked bin on
the street yesterday with revolver and hs US fofccd
into an encounter sAlsxandsr wsa. e't led
n tha spaed hausA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

TAX ON STATE BANK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the slow coach newspapers are inquiring what
Congress did in relation to the tax on State
bank circulation. Ii they will refer to the
synopsis Of the amended Internal Revenue law,
published in the HERALD on Monday last, they
will find that the notes of all State banks are to
be taxed ten per cent after the LIST Of July, 1885,
The only alteration made In the bill, as II
originally passed the House Of Representatives
in regard to that matter, was the substitution
Of "July" for january" The intention Of
this law is evident There will probably be no
State banks of issue in existence in year from
now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

DISCUSSED WITH STATE RrGHrs.-The Rich
mond Enquirer, for fifty years the advocate Of
State rights, as expounded by South Carolina
has at last had enough Of them. This thing Of
State rights, tnow declares, is "the weakness Of
our cause" The theory is beautiful, "but 10
practice II is utterly detective" Governor
Brown, Of Georgia, has been giving those Rich
mond philosophers dose Of State rights which
has taken the conceit entirely out Of them. They
are disgusted with State rights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

Tho State Senate yesterday, on motion, unanimously
elected the Hon Charles J. Foger president pro tim.
Bills were reported for railroad in Christopher street
provdins for the closing OF incorporate banks relative
20 New York savings banks for tho survey and nspec
Zion u baildngs In this city; extending tho
chatter of the Alaire Works: tbs Metropolitan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

Reports, hut no Ohicial News.
from the Richmond Dispatch, March IL
There is still lack OF official We might pusk-
reports concerning shermans movements but II ID nss
considered expedient to afford the enemy informasa
which he cannot obtain through any other source
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

In the Senate yesterday the Judiciary Committee made
. report recommending the postponement till next ses
Of the question Of admitting Senators from States
stll held 70 be In rebellion against the gov.
eminent resolution TO allow the Arkansas and
Louisiana Senators pay and mileage was laid
Senator spragus asked TO be excused from
service tho Public Lands Committee bat the Senate
refused resolution adopted for the appointment
OF commission decide upon the question Of increased
compensation TO builders Of iron-clads and machinery
40. In executive session quite number Of appoint
mcns were confirmed among them that OF Senator Har
Lam Of Iowa Secretary Of the Interior and tho
officers OF the Brooklyn District Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

from the Greensboro Patriot, March 81
Sherman left forces all in Columbia and 1t is undce
stood that his troops did very little damage to private
property Tho old Capitol building was burned the ars
originating from shells which were thrown at the new
Capitol Railroad communication is open 10 Colum-
bia, and those citizens who fed Shermans approach
are returning to their homes.
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Total Asscts......... ... 81, ,19O,750

Ihese Companies divide three -fourhs Of net
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bearing interest ut per cont-thoreby funding tie
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BOUNTY MONEY,

Every Soldier who has served two years. is entitled
tI sloO bounty; Every Soldier discharged by reason
Every Soldier enlisted after July lst 1862 and dis
charged before serving two years, is entitled to S2S
Bonn'y; me Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
to the above Bounties. "'' 'N'''i'u
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
FOR THE RArID CURE or

-E~ So wide is the stage ofits usefulness
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IA EHA and so numerous are the cases Of its
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and where lis virtues ARE known, the public no longer
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We can only assure the public, that ts quality Ii
carefully kent I'm to the best IL ever has been and that
tmay be relied onto do for their rolicfal that ever
has done. .rr . -
Great numbers of Clergymon, Physicians, States
mon and omlnont pcrsonnges have lent their names
10 certify the upparaeled usefulness Ofour remedies
but pace here will not permit the insertion of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis Our AMERIcAN
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Those who require an alternative medicine to purify
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March o, lSDb-5O 2m,
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ths GantastTr Ga,stts.

The gentlest touch of Gods fingcr
upon the soul is like the touch of the
dawn upon tue dark horizon. Birds
waken and trill their notes, and leaves
fiutter in the fresh breeze, and there
is an electric thrill of Joy and hope
through the whole domain ofnature.-
TGeuibWa.
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PENSION ,
Are allowed to all soldiers who have been disabled in
hydegree by wounds disease, while in the service
III he lne OF duty-to widows Of deceased soldiers-tO
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support "N
Back Pay.
We have every facllity for the collection of BACK
tAf. II hnal papers are correctly mado out we can
nave nave me money in hand in four days from the time
tne papers are delivered to US. Soldiers who have
mteas ,i Oh pay due them from the Government will do
Wen 10 call on us, as we can collect the money for
much less than il will cost to 60 to Columbus. or else.
can collect thoir.money. f.. e
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nd,will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE. and send
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that you can prepare your clam without trouble
BE Prompt.
The e sooner You make yonr application, the sooner
you VIII get your money. If Application for Pension
IS not made within year from the date of discharge.
yearly pension il lost e>'
Kemembcr the Place!
X. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM AGENT: Offce-Soutb sida
Main Street. Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
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FAIRFIELD UNION
ACADEMY.

TENHE FIFTH ANNUAL TERM or
4 Fairheld Union Academy VIII commences MON
DAY july 3lHt 1875, and consist ofi2 weeks, diy-
dpd aH follows;
Fnll session will commence July 9lst, mud continue
IL wcela. Tuition SN Vacation two weeks
Wucr session will commrucr November 6ih
lsgl, AMI continue IL weeks, Tuition sl2 Vacation
threO weeks
spring Session will commence April sd, 1863, and
continue II weeks, Tuition ~. Vacation weeks
Convenient boarding can bc obtalncd ut 50 por
week. large boarding house calculated TO accom-
modatc nearly ono hundred pupils, Is N the course
olofectnn ON grounds belonging TO tho Academy,
THIS building Il expected 20 be ready for occupancy
at the nrSt Winter SESSION, Opportunities will hc
afforded for obtaining q thorough knowledge OF the
Creek Latin, Fronoh aud German languages to.
gcther with all other branches usually taught In
High Schools aud Academies
Ml'u and drawing oxtra by an accomplished
teaehor, Mss II, Walker
GEO FLEMING Principal.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Associate Principal
july 20--8wr
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Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter Daugherty ATTORNEYS
r NJ Wagenlals, Pension Surgeon.
PITrsBURa LANDING, TENNESSEE, }
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More than Thirty
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III recommended by many ofthc hest physicians,
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where,
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Special attention is called to my elegant assortment
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MAY, 1868. J
To the People of Fairfield County.
we are personally acquainted with r. M. CLARKE,
Esq, and believe him to be honest and capable We
Gheeruily recommend him to our friends OF the 18th
Regiment MS proper person to attend to the collection
OF Soldiers CLAIMS Back Pay Bounty, Pensions, &C.
John NJ Conneil, Colonel 18th Regiment 0. V.
a. Davis Adjutant 18th Ohoi.
Daniel Kutz.
Captain y. + Buterfeld, Corpd'g Co. A 18th o. v.
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Captain Ezra Rickets, Company F, 17th Reg
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J, W Stlnchcomb, Captain Company B.
A:P. Ashbrook LIST Lieutenant Company r.
W'lllam ii, Pngh, I'd Lieutenant, company b.
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Leo Noles, lst Lieutenant Company I, 18th Ohio,
y. N. Rea, Captain Company X, +, 18th Ohio
S. r. Collins, 2d Lieutenant Tt
20. y. Peters, Assistant Quarter Master 18th Ohio.
3 II. showers, Captain Company g, 18th Ohio.
CAPTAIN Q. Il BipGSy; Company D. nth ohio.
| Lieutenant o. D. Brandt, Company C, 18th Ohio
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nA- The Champion Sowing Machine
of the Nineteenth Century.
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Such is the verdict ofpublic opinion
in relation to tho Improved Elliptic
Lock stitch Machine" now on sale at
the Jewclry Store Of George IL. Smith
In order to bo satisfied rs to these
acts, everybody should go there and
400 for themselves. 4
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