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Movements Ina the InterIor-StrcnKth OF
na-Dissaii sfaction with the Govern
ment ut Rosnri0-Thc Entire Rios Cav
airy MarchinK-ch.eo not Invaded by
the paraEuayaus. DC.
from the Bucnos Ayres STANDARD, Sept I6l
Yesterday the Argentine steamer lbcuy arrived Ia the
Tigro bringing mails and passengers from the interior.
In the ely OF Santa Fc everything Is quite quiet
grand ball given to General Nitro, az which all the
leading people OF Santa Fe attended.
General Mitre to leave Santa Fc on tho 18th for
Rosario thero to sh his and start for Rosario.
People stll TO think that Tclmo Lopez medtates
an invasion The guide who conducted Lopez and Car
roras ~ Empedrado caught by the Correnno out
posls and Immediately shot.
private letter from Tcmo Lopez 10 OF his friends
that the Parayuayan army the banks Of tho
~ numbers tweny.seven thousand, which IL
divided into three coumsnrt at san Rogue. second n,
the Esiancia Ao1a at the paso do Ague and the third
at cuevas that Enasquin Rasqnin, ~ the Commander
n.Chief Tho batteries commanded by Colonel Bru
gnos aud mount seventy guns
The ather OF Telmo Lop fought uBdcr Begrano, and
was made pr soner In Paraguay Tie escaped, and after
wards became Governor Of Santa -
In Rosario there is decidedly strong feeling against
the government for attaching such Importance TO the
canard about the invasion Of Gran Chaco Acorrospond
cn In tho Coopolifd openly charges tho authorities
with having forced black mail FROM the townspeoplc
Some persons had 10 pay hundred Boivlans to
cane sleeping all night Ia the barracks ~ the horses
in Rosario have been swept away and all the native
poems.
Tho Jefe Polilco Of Rosario has received increased
powers, and his jurisdiction has been greatly extended.
He is now armed With all the powers Of the Executive
faI regards Rosario.
Our special correspondent from Parana under date OF
the 18TH inst. writes az follows
This week there is news whatever, only you will
see by the ia ana that the cava OF Entire Rios are 70
meet next week Tho mansion belonging TO the Para.
guayan government in this place has been marked out
for the Correntino cmigrants
n the opinion here that the chaco being invaded by
Paraguay Is all farce as vs. we'll known that the
arrival at Cueyas OF Tcmo Lopez Carrcras and others
they immediately embarked in steamer for Paraguay,
took them from La paz Cucvas and himself
on his return 10 La Pas with correspondence.
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New steamship Line from Liverpool "a
New York.

From the London News, Oct. 25
The OF steamships for passengers
and freight Liverpool and New York is remarka
be II Is not very long time since this business was
doubtless the finest of their kind and objects OF interest
10 every visiting the Liverpool and London docks.
Their average passages then about twenty four
DAYS from the United States, and thrtytwo days west
ward but frequently much longer In winter. BY steam
the voyage is reduced to considerably less than half
which, as with railways against coaches has greatly in
creased tho traffic We now informed that another
weekly line Of large steamships have some time ago
been contracted for by Messrs Guion Co., OF Liver
vessels will commence early next year, and until then
other well known Atlantic steamers will take their
despatched on the 9th OF next MONTH and every sue
ceeding Thursday similar departure will take place
This makes five weekly steamers plying from Liverpool
q New York
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Yachting.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z, 1895.
In your paper or November l. under the head Of
Yachting, is httcr from Mr. John A. Forsyth, dated
Mystic, Conn., October a. As did, in your edition Of
October Is give full and statement OF the Madge
and Josephine, now ask you TO obge by publish
ing the following letter. addressed TO me, signed by the
builders of the yacht Palmer, which will fully answer
your journal of November and end my newspaper
respondence with Mr. John A. Forsyth. Yours, 60,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7, 1855
Captain r. +. LopnR: -
s-In reply to your inquiry OF the Cd we have to in
form you thai built under contract with you, the
va hit Palmer At the time the contract was made you
had the model of the yacht Josephine Ali the difference
that is between the Josephine and Palmer then
explained to In the minucst manner and fully under
stood by The contract was signed before We saw or
heard OF Mr. Jotn A. Forsyth or his model VIII h he
alleges was made al Mystic Conn TO build the Palmer
by Now, we positively assert that the yacht Palmer
not built like the model which Mr.. John A. Forsyth
made at Mystic but was built by under your sole d.
recton and superintendent by Mr.. Forsyth We also
positively say that the only true mod OF the yacht Pal
experimenting tho yacht Palmer ntimated that he did
not get enough pay and would rather work. We then
hired aud paid him the same wages as the other men re-
days. In moulding the frame there was more timber
left account or being bevecd wrong, than we ever
had ship Of eight hundred TONS We think his in.
tenon was TO up all the money we got for the CON
tract There seemed 10 be lack OF judgment 10 the I'm
ishins Of the work. and altering the two three
times nearly every portion Of the hull until IL con-
sumca about oil the contract price for the hull and de-
layed the vessel four weeks Respectfully yours,
&c, BIRELY, HILLMAN B. STREAKER.
SPEED THE YACHT PALMER.
From the Management Weekly, Oct. 20
Or Friday last the Palmer came from Hoboken 10 sto-
nington and the way did tall sailing She left
HoDoken at twenty-five minutes past eight A. NJ end
reached stoningon ut ton minutes past four M, max
Ing the distance in hours and forty minutes AZ
point the voyage she made twenty FIVE miles in just
hour She had on board Captain William Spencer and
Sylvester Cav It, Of Westerly. Her sailing crow num-
bered seventeen.
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VAN CEIDFR On Wednesday, November s. CATHAHyE
ELIZA vAS GnDFR, aged 20 years.
The friends and relatives OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral Friday afternoon,
ut O'Clock, from her late residence, LAT Broadway,
Brooklyn. E D.
TE,r Ohey Deaths .sse Second PAGE
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CI,FARFD.

CLEARED
Whitney
Steamship Marposa. 1Iowes New Orieans-J A Raynor
Steamship Nettic Bell, Davis Mobile a.
s'eam.hlp weybosset, Parrish, Savannah - akeman'
Gookin Dickinson. -,
steamship Eutcrps Eldrdgo ssvannah-Lvingsion, Fox
A
Steamship Starlight reirick Arthur Leary.
sieamship Creoic King Korfolk. City Point and Rcn.
mon1-1 Heneken Palrnorc. - -. -.
Steamship Albcmarle, Bourne. Norfok, cry Point and
Nchmnnd-Tivlngston, Fos A Co.
Steamship a VI stout, Borden, Washington--J Hand
Steamship EalcOg Aldrich. Batin0rc-e n SmuIl
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horses wearing "velvetsn bearing sscucheons Gu ener
side; ten mourning coaches, three Of which VIII %
drawn by -four horses each and seven by TWO noItSe
There win be also large number of private ages.
including those Of the Queen the Prince OF wales ana
Che Duke Of Cambridge is understood tnas sne Lou
panies have signaed their intention Of following the
venerable statesman 10 tho grave
The Rev. Mr. Sullivan the nephew and nearest blood
relation Of the late Premier will DO the chief mourner
and with the Right Hon. w. Cowper viii ride IN the
coach next the hearse The otner ielaons VIII succoeu
Then will follow Earl Russell the Duke or Somerset and
the other members Of the late Cabinet the members OF
the houses of Parliament the Lord Mayor and corpora
win move away after twelve, and will reach tho
abbey Of one o'clock
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

IMPORTANT LECTURES DA1Ly-FoR GENTLEMEN
4 only al The New York Museum q Anatomy 6ls Broad.
av Parties unable to attend these lectures have them
forwarded Oh receipt of ten cents by addressing sccrey9
New YORK Museum Of Anatomy
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surRrss Coupr-Cnc, uI.--Part Mos 2o89, 1919.
lioe, 2525, 587' 1905, ,ooi, sal isls, 1859 pSrt
Mos 2Sio 242s, 2is4 "a 70, 1850, 1873 casa ols,
2l1e 234 1854, 22ea 1885, 2oSt 2lfs 2a4e 1880 2so2
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PROPOSALS..

xrrcu ArIcAI,-wANTEp PROPOSALS FROM PAR.
nj lies competent 10 plan superinsend and erect tie
dred and Fly bushels per day Address j. L. w., Herald
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The fact 81, the nterment or Lord PamerstoD In West
rn5nqier Abbey the 9Th ult has been briefly an.
nannrcd nv ele vagh The London papers Of the 25,h
October eyo the following particulars TO the funeral
aFrangementss-- =. -.
.s.o .,se i., Premier Is In tho north ranscpt
where lle buried cas,Icrea Wberforoc the Canning
Charles James Fox, the Ear y onanam anu ns u,ah,
shs countrys history Tho gr we s close 70 The hdeous
monument ~ ford chatham Al he great north door,
terng fvm 81 hargarets church S nv w on. aae y
sbe grave lies the body OF Fox, and v" 'o'"s "ose"
tie two William lite :. &c.. 4. -,
The co,fge VIII CONSIST Of : bea,V a'a"h ny ss
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The Senate OF the Fcnian brotherhood
Final Adjournment After Two
Weeks neutrality-suspicious. OF Ohi-
Gers ana anvassers-Finance Meas
ures. &c.
The Senate of the Fenan Brotherhood adjourned
Tuesday evening after proracted and laborious session
of two weeks They appointed finance secretary, q
secretary Of the military department, trustees 10 take
charge OF funds treasurer, under five hundred
thousand dollar bonds and some six general organizers
or capvassere, and more clerks. The names OF
appo are yet published Thoy are understood
be capable and Of superior integrity II is said that
men OF real worth ard good status are now working in
good heart. The affiliations with the central move
Ireland drawn resher and closer by the ope
ration Of the Senate Some Of its members were fresh from
the home scenes and with the unscllsh convictions OF
guide their actions, open rankness and full
straightforward cooperation and confidence were the
order towards the men in the gap
The records of the Senate being revised, and In
day or two il is expected instruments Will be given to
period Of its adjournment and the day OF rs next as
semblIng the body being In this particular unke the
council Of the old constitution, which could not as
semble except through the call OF the execu-
sem5le again some time during the winter. The
operation Of the finances however, may determine this
Restrictions guarantees and general regulations regard
ing the operation or the bond loan were effected and
expected that the rank and nlc and general people
will have the satisfaction OF knowing that their conribu
tons go straight the assigned destination without
let hirdrance The gentlemen from the Western
States leave for their homes to-day Four OF the Sena
tors-Coonel W. r. Roberts, r. J. Mcehan, Patrick
0'Rourk and Z. v Carey-being residents Of this city,
devoved upon many of the Senate functions in the
interim of adjournment
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ministerial Dfneui,tcs.

fffom tne London Shippag Gazette
nsesms 10 be generally thought Asolutely necessary
90 increase the strength of the government In the Lower
Ho0sc Prcsumng, "a seems certain that Lord Russell
will DO Premier and Lord Clarendon Foreign
and that the chancellohp OF the Duchy Of Innoaste
will be conferred upon cotnmoner will 10 eight
Of the Cabinet IN the Upper House ana eayen
IN .he Lower This arrangement ~ regards nun
hers liz entirely out Of the proportion that usually exists
between The two Chambers But when we inquire into
rbc posts respectively held by members Of tho inner
and Lower Houses the disproporton s 10 be- inn
nity grester Tho Premier, the First Lord OF the Al
mray th1 Minister Of War and Foreign Secretary will
all be pears and their important functions die
chained in The Lower House by such second
rate men az Loyd Clarence paget tho Mar
quis e HsxknRton and Mr. Layard. In fact Of the
whose ~ ven oo1mones who members Of the Cabi.
thor, bot Of FIRST rate ability influence; and
81 those who sro not Cabinet councillors Sir Rounded
Palmer Il the oaly speaker competent TO do battle IA
such men a., lfr 0isae Sir Hugh Cairns Lord stanley
Genera Poet, NJ whitctoe Sir 4 u I,ytton and vss
count Cranbourne The conservatives have deprived the
government o. two Of It's abcst debater Hr stanseld
and hr. Love- and II will be dficult TO supply their
places KovortheossJo find new nen is necessary for
the scnoe of The Cabinet syon though u should in
vOl,e reconstruction % tho Cabtne II the inimaton
gwen by tho Morning Tba s correct Earl Russell IL dis
posed 10 make considerable sacrifices to that end and
offer has been made 10 Lord Stanley TO JOIN the admins
sration which that nobloman could scarcely, however
have expected 10 accept The probable appointment
n Earl Granville 10 the embassy at Paris viii snake
of another man. But tho difficulty suH remains,
Vic Is 20 oil az
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ITI0H VIC m0uuc1t U"IV.Ni :.
II were idle TO deny that certain amount Of aarefy
has been aroused throughout the province by the
OF arrangements made by the Fenids 10 Gtak Great
Britain through Canada The projected rising in Ireland
seems TO received such check by the aertness Of
the authorities 10 reduce il TO the dimensions Of
fasco IL quite possible that the restless and unprin
cipled men wne engaged In this movement in the
United States bated for the moment Of tn prey they
coveted, may even in wanton spite turn their at
tenti0n Canada accessible eid Of operations
IL IL quite possible that they may raise from ten TO fifty
thousand maraudors for this purpose or course we
know that such force could do good dal al mischief,
that they would be utterly unable TO maintain them
selves in Canada for many weeks We should drive
them back after giving them such Lesson would not
speedily be forgotten But is hardly credible that the
United States government, which is taking such high
ground respecting the duties Of neCtras just now will
stuty themselves not 10 take 10 prevent such
raid or least hinder Il from attaining ouch proper
tons make really dangerous, likely TO lead TO
o war between the two countries.
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rensan Gathering In Baltimore.


The Fenians had great gathering at tho Maryland
Institute Hall TO. night The densely crowded.
Speeches were made by William J. Hines, Of Philade
phia; Major Tookcy, Of Washington; j. ]. Stewart and
Frank Gallagher Esq, Of Baltimore Great enthusiasm
was manifested
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THE PLATE WAR.

Movements In the Interiar-StrenKth OF
the Pareguayan Forces ora thc Para
na-Dissat tsfactlon with the Govern
ment mt Rosnrio-rhc Entire Rios Cav
airy MarchinR-Chnco not Invaded by
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nTyoRcFs LEGALLY PROCURED, WITHOUT Pi'B-
IL licity other good cases prosecuted without zee IN ~
vance. Advice free .,, ~ ~. noN -,
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SHIPpIN G NE w S

AIsANAc ron yoRk-rHIs DAY
sun RISES. ....... BY NOON RISES. eve II 70
SUN ssrs. .......... ~ HIGH WATER. eve 10
Port of New York Noxembcr y. 1868.
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up boilers with cold water In all other points con
add however that n the boilers with cold water in
New York and hot water In Albany
James NJ Hook being duly sworn dcposes and says
1.-Two nj No ~ Downing street In this city, and chief
engineer board the steamboat st. John; have been
an engineer thirty years; my duty Is TO get steam up
when starting and 10 that Che boilers engine &c, be
kept in perfect order; believe my assistant engineer,
Joel Wright TO he competent and experienced man. he
has been with since 1870 the night Of the cxpo
sion my watch commenced when started from Alba
ny at abou, eight O'clock and left the engine room al
a quarter past one tho engine was In charge OF Mr..
Wright; slept in sateroom No 90. about sixty feet dis
coa and only come in by seven O'Clock; believed tho
boilers be good md tight they never leaked AZ the
fractured place. hut there have been small leaks IN other
parts; they cleaned every sunday me alternate
expansion OF boilers well calculated
TO weaken them; during the trip down That night we
had not more than thirty pounds OF steam pressure on
the boilers when tho cold water was poured into the
boilers II first struck the part connecting with the nus
aud then ran down on tho place which has been frac
tured do not think that the cold water would have
any weakening effect unless u struck the boiler when
hot; have always been very careful To let the boiler
cool before pouring In the water the boiler viii DC SUN
GENTLY 90 TO stand the cold water from halt an
hour q hour after IL has been emptied;
thougl BOILER was saec 10 carry forty pounds Of
steam, eyimning u after the explosion, Judged
that the tufud part had not been properly welded TO-
gethcr thereby weakening tho whole STR cture the
ties who built the boilers Ia my opinion could not have
detected tho impcr.cction; think tho fracture com
meBcd at the iange end; believe the braces were pro
prly put in aud sufficient In number, when the
perts and inspectors examined the boilers they put on
forty seven pounds hydraulic PRESSURE equaing pres
OF thirfyve pounds OF steam we obtained certn
cate from the government inspectors authorizing VIZ to
carry thirty pounds ~ steam the safety valve would
have blown OF loudly az pressure o. thry hve pounds
Of steam; when tho trace Of the chlscl which had
been used IN oaulking the plates, Thought the chlseng
might have weakened the boiler contraction and eSpan
sion would have casencd the receptacle stu more
TANK tho white mark on the boiler wac caused w
Sweat leak The reault 81 two plates OF iron not beng
yory thoroughly oauikeS snd ciRsp togecTi nc thick
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PuTseis Price, Of steamship Twilight ard ii scrsn
ton OF the steamship Zodiac thanks for the prompt
devcry 81 late papers
GLXucUs which got ashore Governors Island
night OF 7h got of with the OF the tide and pro-
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To Carreunandents.
NEVADA SANITARY FUND.

r.vsr,s ar. now THANKSGIVING which call for fur
ther aid from the patriotic citizens OF NeHana,
and as the signs Of the times indicate speedy
termination OF our National dit1eultirs. the ON
cars Of the Nevada Sanitary Fund have deemed
n Advisable 10 make sma call upon the citizens
Of oar State for the purpose Of rendering further
aid and Al the same time propose 10 issue an eie-
aant Certificate of Membership (Which IL now
Seipg exrcuted) to all who have heretofore, or
may hereafter contribute
The obircs Of this call has triple purpose:
First-To replenish the Treasury.
Second--To give e-eh token upon which ne
and those who may follow him viii LOOK Win
pride, a. an unmistaka5le evidence Of bis or her
patriotism and loyalty.
Third-To gather together upon one record all
the names Of parties who have contributed ior
sneh future use as may be desired. u
We, therefore. have set the price OF eacn Ger
fheaie AZ the small sum Of FIVE DOLLARS, orlng-
ing il within the means Of all TO receive lasting
token Of membership Of the Nevada Association
a. the same time asking for such addiuonai con-
trioutinns parti-s feel able to make.
All persons who at any time have contributed
are requested To forward TO either Of the ofieers
below named q statement OF their Contributions
TIE amount and at what time contributed, upon
which an examination Of the records will be
made, and Il found correct certificate will be
issued embracing all amounts In one.
Inose living outside of Storey county are re
quesfsd TO procure certificate frnm the President
i HN"PSS cuunues. setting IOIln tue IdCi
that - has Contributed - dollars In
gold com to the anitary Fund Of his county, and
pfSAl tne same to rs, ~ on the receipt Of which
aeertineate will Be made our and forwarded TO
the President Of their respective countiesL
- Where Benevolent Associations and the Ladies'
OF any city or town have contributed eertit,ra,..
will be issued TO sueh.
Sis Il Is earnestly hoped that the Officer, NJ ,h
Fund In each county Of the State, that the Ladies
in each city and town. and that every indiyIdnsl
who has any patriotism in him, will take an Inter
sstin the matter and render Us all the aid IN their
power, for the triple purpose shove named.
Relying upon the patriotism Of Nevada. we
hone for speedy and substantial Response,
ALMARIN B. PAUL.
President Nevada Branch U. s. Sanitary Com.
nIssion. Gold Hill.
GEO. Fl. DANA
secretary, Virginia
J. L BLACK,
aa.Fs TrIs C 0a.fr r o.. Trrasnrpr virginia
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AIphn Gold Hill Mining Compnn,

Alpha Gold Hill Mining Company.
At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of the Al.
pha Gold Hill Mining Company, held Friday,
unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That the stock of this company, Of
the assessment levied on the go day Of January,
1865 Of thirty dollars per share, and reduced on
the 10Th day Of March, 1865, to fifteen dollars per
share, and being now delinquent, be advertised
for % days In the Gold Hill Evening News, and to
be sold according to law on the goth day Of April
1865, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Now, In pursuance of said resolution, and in &C.
cordance with the Laws of Nevada and the by
laws Of said company notice ID hereby given,
that there will be sold al public auction, on
SATURDAY. April %, 1865, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, In
front Of tho company's Office, Gold Hill, Nevada,
so many shares Of the capital stock the com.
pany, standing in the names Of the following per
sons, as may be necessary 10 pay all assessments
due thereon, with costs Of advertising and sale:
N,n,s. rerfifcnIes NH Ami
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Jeweu Gold md Silver MininE Com.

pauy, works located at Gold Hill, torey county,
Nevada-Noiice Of Assessment.-Notice IL here.
hy given, that at meeting Of the Board Of Trus.
tees of said company, held on the 10Th day Of
April 1865, an assessment Of one dollar per share
was levied upop the Rssessabe capital stock Of
said company, payable Immediately In United
tates gold and silver coin, 10 the secretnry, 500
Clay street, city and county of Fan Francisco,
California Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the 18th
day of May. 1865, will be- advertised on that day
IA delinquent, and unless payment shall have
been made before, viii be sold on :aturdsy. the
9th day Of May 1865. to pay the delinquent as.
srSsment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trus.
tees. e.. .. aaf ....
apI3m A. M COMSTorK, See'y.
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AIpha Gold Hill Mining Company.

Notice of Assessment-Notce Is hereby given,
that at meeting OF the Trustees Of said Compa'
ny, held on the 29th day Of Marrh, A. D. 1865 an
assessment Of twenty. Ave dollars (S25) per share
on all the capital stock of said company (being
one hundred dollars per fooD was levied, payable
immediately to the Secretary In United states
gold coin, ut the Office of the company, at Gold
Hill, Nevada All stock upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the twenty'ninth
(29lh) day of April. A. q. 1865 will be advertised
on that Jay delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on the twenty
ninth (99th) day of May, A. d. 1865, to pay the
delinquent assessment together with cost Of ad.
vertISing and expenses of the sale. BY order Of
the Board Of Trustees,
rhan m rurn HALE Sec'y