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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-26

COPIES OF THR DRAFTS.
me asy: sss ss slssr o'''
pro s sAh rEIt4 az s1 EAnRS : CO.
Accepted payable at the National cry 9sns ysx yorl
HAVANA, November T. 1875
the three thousand hundrsd and ninety four dol
lars nfty.two cents. for value rscsiyed
pro s1h rhIH 6E sr rAn1S = CO.
the EsEfesp fsp sspR New
The drafss wersfound ufuy concealed in the lining
Of tho mock OF his coat small hole Of about inch In
money was found in his pockets A pair Of small gold
sleeve buttons also found with the money. There
was watch found upon him.
GONZALES APPEARANCE.
The description given Of Gonzales previously that
he dressed pepper and salt colored suit soft
black Koesuth hat and low.quartered French shoes
These he had altogether discarded and had on when
rested complete pants and vest Of dark color
q ribbed coat with red spots, and Petershamn cap,
with q Scotch plaid band His mustache had been
shaved on 70 escape detection His height 10 about ave
feet eight or ten inches and he appears 70 be about
thirty i've years Of age The expression Of his
ance 10 one Of the worst that can be imagined having
sinister CLEAN In them like the Medusa glitter Of the
tabled basilisk.
TRANSLATION or THE PRISONER Y.LLreER.
On Friday night Docton Cochran and Ayres made a
scientific examination Of the wounded hand OF Pecer
and noted the identical nature Of the cuts In the
glove with the wounds on his hand. A
small cross cut on the END OF the fOYonnQer
Of the glove belonging 10 the right hand IVES matched
with similar scratch On the prisoners finger; and ON
drawing The len hand glove the prisoners hand every
cut matched By cash In the 6esh. One fact that
q hrst pushed me scientific thas The second
finger Of The len hand which 10 gensraly thrust for.
ward in every natural snor q the musclsS showed no
marx Of Tho passage Of the razor scrces Che back
q the hand, while every Other Singer was
. %asssc v ~ WOUND n a,Ens nna sao~ns u:
across The back Of even Singer bus shs sseosd which
w. intact Although W. prsoness weundA and In nee
Of The dove, she rns<ieai nsn sssl6 sog ssssuns
for thIs escape = tbe sseso4 Anes, -ustl
In trying ths glove - he hasd vs. fssnd
'DiSrsd % = y issB \ kwss Ssva - ~ N 4 ~
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The State holds stock in many OF these yOaAs. and
the Western and Atlantic running from Atlanta "a
Chattanooga distance OF hundred and thirty sin
miles, bodily 10 estimated to be worth 81 600 0OOS
and pays annually the State treasury $500 900 oH
thereabout This has enabled the State heretofore c
foot all he- expenses without evying hardly any
all upon the people But the road much damaged
by General Sherman that its earnings for the next year
must be absorbed In repairs.
IN
AT the close OF the there about two hundred
thousand bales OF cotton in Georgia, OF which seventy
1--WE per cent belonged to private individuals the
sdue TO the Confederate government and subjects or
foreign Powers. or this number fifty thousand bales
shipped North and 10 Europe direct leaving ono
hundred and fifty thousand unsod and waiting Transport
tation.
The United States Treasury agents have bsen nosne
out that belonging 70 the confederacy but with very
different The accounts and operations nnan-
csy Of the rebel government anterior TO the admnstra
ton OF Mr. Memminger, upon such loose principle
that II Is hard TO tell whether IT owned great deal
nothing At all And here II may DO remarked that
OF the prime which led 70 the downfall Of Je
Davis government the populations Of its quarter
masters and other parties holding lis funds in
stance, there Polish Jew acting quartermaster
Macon for four years He not worth the second
shirt 70 his back when appointed but when turned
OF ONCE by Major General Wilson, D. 4. A.. he
worth half million. And another IN ono Of your
chief Wall street bulls who made al his money here In
the same way. These cases might be summed up and
enumerated indefinitely. They nnt caused the people
10 lose confidence In the currency, which tho enter
ing wedge that split up tho whole concern.
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Two seamen, named George White and Daniel oBrien,
belonging TO the ship Thomas Durham, arrived last
night from London taken In custody last evening
by the harbor police charge Of attempt 70 murder,
made by Captain Young Of the above vessel happcars
that tho 23d inst while At sea- they broke into the
cargo. among which quantity Of liquor, and, be-
coming intoxicated attempted 70 interfere with The
Captain In tho working OF the ship. Captain Young
ordered them forward whom they commencsu assault
on him with sheath knives chasing the captain through
the cabin and about the decks until he wss obliged TO
defend himself which he did by shooting BOTH but not
MORALLY. One tsken 70 the station house and the
other TO the city hospital
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jersey city News.

TIE PHnApnsmA rnmr. Philadelphia Steam Fire
Engine Company No Is, who the guests Of Liberty
Engine Company No. l. Of jersey City, Friday night
after returning from the theatre serenadcd number Of
prominent Jersey City nremen At the residence OF Mr.
Daniel Fielding the party were invited in 10 collation.
which speeches we're made and toasts were offered by
Messrs VIM. b Rankin, Daniel Fielding, David Lyle
Major Thorpe and others They were also Hospitality
entertained BY Chief Engineer Mclaughlin, Noah D.
Taylor, foreman OF Engine Company No. ], and James
Mcmillan, assistant foreman Of the same
company. Yesterday the Phadclphians were
taken on an excursion up the East river on
tho steamboat Matsmoros, chartered by Engine
Company No l. and spent couple Of hours in inspect
Ing the various institutions BlackweIls Island The
boat bountfuIly supplied with abundance Of
freshments both liquors land Solids and the trip was
spoken Of BY those Who present ~ most agreeable
anar The excurponists returned 70 Jersey City about
three -, and afer partaking Of dinner AZ Taylors
hotel the PhsdeIphsns LEFT In the four H. train for
home On their arrival home there will DO grand torch
light procession, In which forywo companies bad sig
ninsd their intention Of participating The Philade
phians on mis- excursion were nne body Of men and
eondueted themselves N the mos Dentlsmany manner,
and won hosts Of frisnds
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Collision On the Erie Railroad.
TWO srssoNs IHyuREp.

colli1on occurred ar evening on the Erie Railway
u AstioA A the four u pa1shgss train vas round
ing curve Ne engine m into some freight oars stand
freight cars ditto The conductor q ths train, M
Munger, bad n elbow bruised snd . bsaksnan wss
sightiy injured. The paDengon I'll eaoaQea injury
fhs frsigS cara shrss n nunbss bad ben lea q
branch and he'd run do~n Ne usAs q Ne nain ussS
without bsne sossvvsd ME nentanin wysatS ths
,ssesd = hs pea ana 1la NJ - hsNssh ssd sss9sS
'Aiuyy, esvsUgp - y ny aDDeeA
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.

csnnSmasion 81 che Firing On sn Ameri-
osn Vessel by the Hmpsrislists-An me-
plaAatisD Demanded ~ General Welt
Eel, 10.
Nsw 0RzAxa Nov. ~, 1885,
TAe Nsss has letter nom Brownsville, dated the lsth
ins, oonoboratns The statsnent that Abe mpersliss
ared American boas drifting Gown The vsr ausiag
ths y run her sshsre cd Jake safety fight The
iapa Ore did harm 70 The boat bat the captain Of
y haa aanow escape, . muskss bali passing through
his hat
II 10 UNDERWOOD that General wsisssl has demanded an
explanation Of The aAir ~ present matters quiet
The Stature Of the .oorespondenos between General
wstss and General Meta relating 70 the airing from the
American sde on she imperial Gunboat Klanora and We
sympathy shown BY the Americans for the liberals has
not yet wanspired
The order Of General Nsjia prohibiting intercourse
with Brownsville cannot ast on the liberals surround
ing Matamoros shey vi be compelled to draw their sup
plies from Brownsville A heretofore supposed, tho
order issued 70 prevent the ingess Of spies into
Matamoros.
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Affairs In Philadelphia.

EHH1As@sSSf@f SSVvs
Edward Simpson, late master cauker u the Navy
Tad, charged by the governments with series Of
bsszismsnss, covering long period, vas cleared to-day
By jssy IN NE United states District Court.
PrpssAn, named Herman Powell, manufacture Of
- svsss ssnnissss suicide tonight - he once h
WelDss aseoA ~ ahoosipG bhDssM with saSblne v.
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The Fsnian FlaR Raised IN new York.
ne Fsnsn nag raised yesterday over the Feslan
hssdquars Union square, in honor Of the celebration
Of ne evacuation Of the city ~ the British IN the year
lisa The nasstan 10 the highea In the city II an
appropriate day for the deed and may be prophetic Of
the evacuation Of Ireland BY the English before the
tury expires The Fcnan headquarters, or ~ may DO
termed the Temporary Capitol Of the Irish republic 10
now under full headway, and business 10 being
transacted With I'll ths regularity q an organ
sed government The bureaus Of NE Secretary Of
War, Secretary Of the Treasury, Secretary Of
the Navy and other departments are properly
organlzed and q work. The building one Of the hand
soonest In the city. Is interior arrangements, farni
turs carpetng, desks etc, Of elegant descnp-
ton In short, s question among those who visit II
whether the character OF the building mpars substance
and credit 10 the the 70 L. Tho cdnce In
leased ri one thousand dollars per month. There 10
noteworthy difference between the headquarters Of the
Fenians and the clubhouse OF theoUniou League which
adjons t. There s bar no liquors no refreshments
20 be had In the building Everything 10 devoted 10
business and nobody s expected TO enter its portals
less he has business transact with the ohcers. All
the English In America could not get up institution
in this country like that OF the Fenisns n this city
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Brutal Attsmps ~ Murder
RIKIN0 A MAN ON TIE HEAD WITH AN AXE WHILE
AND A8LyRP.

IN Bed AND ASLEEP.
On Friday evening Michael Haley barber forty.nsss
yean Of age. living In the lodging house. - Mulberry
street. became involved in quarrel with Psssr NeGasy.
an inmate Of the same house, during which Haley
threatened 70 take The life Of his adversary before morn,
ing Subsequently they retired 70 bsd in Asans poom
ana u half past two o'clock r., whom IN ~ sssss
she hossc nAsy Who . dssrspit mn, assss Asa bid
bod and ssixing aze sppspachsd the BE- whsss No
Dsrsy lay sslssp. Without aying sssd uaSy naissA
shs deadly weapon and DEAN ne0ssty nus6Bsns blov
on the bead, fracturing the skull In such nAss1
that Il n feared death win ensue M slAyD
was given, when oascsr Van BuskiFk, = Ne
Sixth precinct, ran into The house and agysslsa
d as: =. sHs s 5. e; Z
victim Ths boodthirsy man we conveysd - ~ 81
ton house ana suDssausnsy Justice Dov!.g ssa.iss
shsrs beng serious spprshsssons thss b nis as nom
cssdoc 70 The hospital and took Hc0ssys ante.
deposition, which is ~ folows:-
Yesterday morning Michael Haley and hs6a quarrel
together; last night, while We In MIA Harigan'a
ROOM where both board, had some words with him
again and he attempted 70 strike me; after while be
my bed in the same room; went 70 sleep, and wa9
awakened some time Afterwards by some ono strikiDQ
me- cannot say with whs. was struck, but noticed
George Van Busklrk, being sworn, sad-I am police
officer Of the Sixth precinct; At ten minutcs 70 two
street. where there Is q lodging house; saw nc0arH
lying bed with his beard and breast covered With
blood asked who struck the man, when the prisonc9
said that he had done H. land wish had killed him;i
arrested him and took him 10 the station house; ON
the way there he said he was not sorry Tor what DO mad
done
Wooster Beach, NJ D., examined tho injured man.
and Of the opinion that the injury received ~ hcs
Carly Of dangerous character and VIII probably re-
suit In his death.
The Jury found 'hat Peter McGarty was dangerously
wounded with an are In tho hands OF MichseI Haley
ON the 2sth day Of November 1895, Of No - Mulberry
street,
Haley forty years Of age and native Of Ire
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BEpronp, Pa, Nov. rs, 1909
John p. Reed, Jr indicted for the murder Of Jacob
Grouse acquitted to-day in the Cour Of Oyer and
Tsrminer Of this county.
The killing Of Grouse caused by political disagree.
mspn arising ous Of the late rebellion.
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THE BORDER SCARE.

Seventy Thousand Fsnians In the
Provinees, 10.
Tonorro, Nov. -, 1895.
Tho Sxeth regiment passed up for London yesterday
rAs Tenlans according 70 ohcial returns, number in
Canada over seventy thousand
All tho Catholics In the volunteers here have been
drawn out The 0rangsmep and Catholics are aming
generally.
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Oar Rich mond Correspondsnee.
RscHnoxp Va, Nov. "A \

UnOUuA COUNTS.
The Unisd States Darict Court having aAiourasa 10
,scens session 10 shis sy term Of the Unissd etaies
C,rosis Court, Chief Juasee Chase or Judes Jshs O.
Updsvwess psssdise has bssn ordered 70 seavsss on
sbs a7sh instant d Norfolk m W. r. Ay, Ne clerk,
has issued his vsnire for The respective and necessary
sssspdan The nature Of The business 70 b bsOsghs
before This coun not clearly known soms think that
she great ssoh conspirAaor row confined - FORTRESS
ne cpinios THAI none bua Sfsw counters csses VIII
engage the attention Of she tribunal
Mr. Litsltlou Tazewell member elect 70 me btaea
Legislators from this city, bas bean elected Common
wealth Attorney, In place Of Mr. nasmaduke SceCens
sresd BY MAJOR GENERAL Turner This wiz csses oosnsr
eIscsboa 70 al The vacancy In the House o. Deeges
I'm vlnoguA cnxyRAL RAnaoAp ynsmp9M
william q. Wiokham, Of Hanover, nas oseo ekosse
Presidsnt Of The Virginia Central nai,soss u.tH
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wrecked Little Guano or Elbow Key Bahamas during
the heavy gale OF the 23d ult The captain and
were all saved and taken 10 Nassau small part OF the
cargo was saved IN damaged condition The cargo was
insured in Philadelphia Captain Bray arrived In New
York on Friday, by the steamship Corsica. The 0. Z.
Matby was built at Cleveland Ohio, in 1868, three
owned in Baltimore by O. Maltby and Joseph A. Buck.
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
fortress MONROE Nov a. 1896.
Three Steamers Putting Short Of C6al-Svpposd Wreck
IF the Gua,boat Jacob BeH-Oyarmen Drowned-Ayri
Vai of Rescued Wrech-TAe Rebel General Aaloss
Furnished Employment, dc.
Since my last three have put in here short Of
coal-the Gulf Stream and Montgomery from Mobile for
New York, and the North Point from Savannah for Bal
tmore The first left yesterday for her destna
ton and the last to-day. On her voyage here the
North Point saw about ten miles this side Of Cape Hat
teras, the wreck Of a steamer. There
the wreck, but from a found a floating spar
and the appearance OF the wreck she believed have
been the old gunboat jacob Bell.
TWO xEN DROWNED
Through oyster boat getting swamped this morning
two men were drowned-oue white man named James
johnson and the other negro known by the OF
Pete There three men In the boat but the third
rescued by the tugboat Constitution This is the
hrst fatal accident this season TO an oyster boat
A WRECK UNBEACHED.
Inc schooner u NJ NeWlne, winch went ashore on
Roddy Island weeks since, has just been got OF by
some wreckers She was brought here today and is in
very good condition.
UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY.
schooner, showing the flag OF United States Coast
Survey vessel, made her appearance here to-day Her
name is not known destination
MORE WORK poR GENERAL MALONE.
General William Malone, In addition 70 his recent APP
pontment ms Surveyor and Engineer for the Norfolk
Waterworks has been appointed President OF the
called Virginia and North Carolina Emigration and
Colonization Society This last appointment will give
him more work than pay II Ia proposed by the new
organization TO issue stock la Wall street. and
moalize the state Legislature for charter 10 aid them
In carrying out their plans.
DISMAL SWAMI
movement s on foot 70 impart vitality TO this
ssfs bet1am enterprise Arrangements have just been
made dredge the canal and make IL capable OF passage
Of boats drawing four and half feet Of water.
FORTRESS MONROE Nov Is, 1885
me United States coast survey schooner Margaret
Stevens from Newport for Baltimore, was picked up
near Cape Henry disabled, with Fails and topmaa
ried away, and lowed int this port.
The steamer Thomas Keso Reports that schooner
name unknown, capsized two miles north Of Smiths
Point hight last night. No other particulars
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oAF FhUOnVoy NOV u, 100
After closne ~ shower ass night III storm sbstsd,
and to-day, throughout The esass. the weather clear
and pleasant
The recent thorough drsnehips Of The agricultural
lands nsurss large planting q grain, sDd probably an
abundant yield nsxs ssason
Thirty-four miles Of submarine telegraph table are
going On shpboar 70 b. laa the Straits Of rueA
mo steamer Ajax, recently arrived from New FORA,
BE- been sold V the California Navigation Company for
quarter Of minsn Of dolsrs
sAs vsAscsco, Nov. ~, lecS
Avivsl Seenss esDaSa Usy, frpu Panama
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spons'ble and handy 10 have In tho house. y
ExcRAros The following gives . condensed and &C
curate list Of the emgrans brought by different vessels
from Europe during ave days.
Nov. 2o.-seamer ALA, London AZ; ship Harry Blu6,
naon a. John
City Of London. Liverpool 3l1
Nov. N-steaner Moravian, from Liverpool, zo2;
Nov. Il ship Matiledone from Bremen III; :
steamer New York, from Bremen, $50; ship Louis
81; ship Moaareh Of the ssa, from Liverpool 2lo
Nov Is Rssoluts from Liverpool, "a
Nov; N-Alexssdsr na..hsiL from Liverpool, sse;
bark Jenny, from Bremen, SS2
Nov; 2-Indnstrie, from Bremen, M City Of
Brooklyn, from Liverpool 209; steamer Hans, from
Showing total in only nve days Of s,2el immgran,s
fHs CENSUS EsrxRAToRs The Rrcr 0YxxA.
ToRs Of the enumerators who have compiled che
late census under instructions from Secretary Of State
Dspsw have been made the victims Of the sharpers
around the City Hail. When the fragrant swinde perpe
trated In canvassine the city made public the su
psrvisors with great show Of indignation ordered that
the work Of the should be strictly examined
many Of the canvassers, and they, fearing and per
hape Justly that their work would not bear criticism
were only too glad Of an opportunity % dispose Of their
rally from ninety 10 one hundred dollars and those
around the CITY Hall who understand the ways and
pcans OF the politicians bought up . large mum.
Der OF the claims for forty or my dollars
each II now however, generally understood that the
cnumeraors are 10 be paid ninety dollars each
several OF tho ring spectators realize clear profit OF
forty dollars on each claim. This In only way the
ring" has OF securing profits 10 its friends at the e.
pense OF Others
Youso Mss's RonAS CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Ball
Tho thirteenth annual reunion Of the Young Mems Ro.
man Catholic Benevolent Association will take place
Wednesday evening next at Irving Hall. The proceeds
Of the ball 70 be devoted 10 the erection Of suitable
monument 10 the memory OF deceased members Of the
association Judging from the well known responsibility
Of the members Of the association, as well a. the special
object Of tho ball. there be doubt thst the reunion
will prove 70 DO one Of the finest and best conducted
AFFAIRS Of the season.
Bor Losr "A lad by the nsme Of Willie Locke, son
OF W. Locke Of No 2Is Fulton street. lefs the Hemp.
stead school, Brooklyn the 14th instant since which
time no tdipgs Of his whereabouts have reached bis
parents They offer any reasonable reward 70 such DER.
sons ss may give information vhch Win lad 70 his n
storation them. The boy waa ten years OF zee viii
pale face light hair blue cyss, and was dressed in
gray overcast gsy pants and Aroup4 top hsl
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City Intelligence.

PARADE or VETERANS ls12.-The veterans Of the
war Of 1872 paraded through some OF our principal
streets yesterday afternoon in honor OF Evacuation Day
Death has hnned the ranks Of these veterans materially
and but few Of them remain. Arriving In front OF the
HERALD Office they halted and paid the honors Of a
salute The tottering steps and gray hairs OF these
rable men suggested respectful thoughts, and carried
they took prominent part After parade they dined
at Crooks HOTEL in Chatham street
The PorcE.-The annual report OF the Board Of Police
Commissioners gives the following figures showing the
amount OF business performed by the Metropolans
IN
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ISOLATION
GotD cERrncAns-snce the 18th Of the presen,
month"; at which time the deposits Of gold for
commenced at the United states branch Of the Treasury
Department in this city, $e679 $50 have been received
The redenptions only reach 81 2s4, 800 None OF the
twenty dollar certificates brought until the I'D
OF the month The following table shows the amounts
Of the respective denominations taken during nine
days.