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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
The 10Th September, 1910.
From Our Special Correspondent

MArAMoRos. Sept II. lsC5.
In 1910 Mexico won its freedom from Spanish
domination. and on The 10th inst, the event was cee.
bratcd here. as II Mexico was still free
-Four years ago il los, It's freedom after holding 1t for
81 years and T. now under the iron heclo German
bat ifthe Me1 have any Of The spirit tha, animated
the gallant Swiss lODg ago this Gesler VIII have to,y
for his life.
TheI6h was gala day here. so FAR as the clang Of
bells the display of flags and the sound Of music could
make 1t On the light before this place was blaze
Of light while FIRE balls shot up into the air ana the
bells rang a dscordant peal \ salute was tred by a
battery and the stink Of inter was thus added 10 the
general g0rlcation. In fact the officials here did
their best 10 make big noise which they succeeded
IN doing. and 10 make the thing 30 on with seai which
they did not succeed In doing.
They day was wound up by ball given by The
officers Of Mejas Division, and on dh-for did not
go-t was a gay affair for this place.
fills country were aslin abandoned to the crazy factions
by which It has been Ieristcnty torn and destroyed
would saA a1 once into NEGRO province q tine fant9e
Tbss one Of the cries got up by the friends of the
new order of things TO induce the people 20 support IT,
The dislike TO the negro Is made point 10 work upon
and the writer hopes win from The ranks OF the Lib
erals some Of the best by exciting this new fear
Tie trick viii not succeed !Or II Is plain that Texas Is
wide enough settle all the negroes in want Of land
and that thew need gOcToss the Rio GTande % seek
ana fight for it, II this said in answer 10 the
charge OF our wanting negro province IN Mexico
the claquegTs Of the regime would then shlt TO
some other eguhuy hpsuTu cry Anu az 'hls u'o ''y
say their master is "regenerating The people. lie
cks them and shoots somebut It IS all for their good
on the principle suppose Of spare the god and spoil
the child" %, worthy man, may you live long 10 labor
In the good work but fear much rifle bullet VIII
cut short your useful fe-and rifles have long range
now.
sPICIE AND THE MISTs.
On the 81 inst couduca from san Louis Potosi with
81 5OOOOO arrived In Tampico, from which port 1t Will
be sent TO France.
The mint Of the capital coined in the month of July
last dollars quarters and dectmos 10 the amount OF
s3g9,5Gg 10.
In the same month the mint at Guanajuato coiaed
pieccs 10 the yaluc Of 1901. 900.
From this 1t will be- that the minis are at WORK
10 replace the specie which is carried Of nearly as fast
as IL Is made, to pay French claims. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

QUEENSTOWN, Oct 1.-The Fenan prisoners
were brought before the Police Magistrates at Dublin
Yesterday. including the editor and proprietor of IhG
Irish Pcoplc newspaper.
Mr.. Barry. Queens Counsel appeared for the Crown
and made long speech. lie said that within tie last
fortnight e3 800 had arrived from America TO be eY.
Iended in revOutionzing Ireland, and by that days
mail the Government had intercepted letter for one
of the prisoners named Lappcr containing draft for
G4j on the house OF R0thsehds Several other letters
contained bills Of exchange.
The making Of pixies has also been extensively car
fied one Of the prisoners had made 1000 OF these
murderOus weapons. Numerous reyQlyeTs and breast
plates had also been found in possession of the prisoners
connected with The Irish Pe0pk newspaper lie
quoted an inccndary paragraph urging the employ
iuent of force from number Of that paper which was
about 10 be issued when seized.
Mr. Barry concluded his speech by asserting that the
Fenians were powerful both in Ireland and America.
lie trusted that this affair would end forever such hope
less cOnspiraces.
Eyidence was then given against the prisoners snd
some Of them were identified as connected wilh the
suppressed FCnian organ.
The investigation is still pending and will probably
last for several DAYS.
Alta private examination of six Of the Tenians at
Dublin Castle yesterday testimony put IN showing
that the plot Of the Eeplans OF the most sanglny
character IL was write down the nobility tho ans
tocracy and the land owners and assasslnae them All
on the breaking ont OF the rebellion. The Duke Of
Leinster and others specially named for assassina
ton The linen manufacturers and others were 10 b.
called on 10 give material support 10 the Fenan cause
under threats of determination and coniscaon OF their
property if they refused 10 do so.
The evidence of treason against ths prisoners il SAID
fo he most comulCtp.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET. -Consols duh and
easier. There Is considerable demand for discount At the
bnrk aud in tie open market Money rather tight and
cent she current rate for the best bills There IT, however
pressure.
LONDON MoSEY MARKET.-The demand for dis
count continued very active Notwithstanding the advance in
the bank rate 20 y per cent aud the question raised
whether ifesh advance mg be- The
re IN the value Of money had not improved exchanges to the
continent silver IN demand for India owing the rise
in cotton. Bar silver advanced 10 81. Fund. duh
LIvgRPooi Sept 80, am.-CoTTos regular weekly
report was sent out By the North American
STATE IRADE-The Manchester market buoyaut and
prices are s'ill advancing.
BREADsTuEPs tend upward Flour (. eddli higher and
Wheat Id d2d. higher than TuedAy. McsMs Wakefield
Nash Co. and Richardson, Spence Co. report Flour &C
tive and 80, higher Wheat hrr and ID 3D. higher Winter
Red, Yid9lOi white Western, 9G9lO B. Corn quiet at
~ care 6 for mixed
PRoyIsIsIoss are steady. Mes.rs Bislind Athva Co.
and Gordon Bruce Co. report Beef INN fne aud tend
ing downward for inferior POk steady and scarce Bacon
inactive Lard still advancing; sales DOL But-r active
and JjaiI higher. Tallow inner
PRODucE-he Brokers Circular quotes A,be. steady Al
30 for Pots end 70 for Pear Sugar It'll advancing and 3D.
al higher Coffee quiet and unchanged, Rice hrner Spirits
Tnrpenine. small sales Rosn quiet and steady Petroleum
quiet at az 10 Tor Refined Lnaeed 6m aud u al higher
closing queter. Lsced Oh quiet 4O Lnseed akes dull
Al 40 Sperm o. firm at 4 l5d Gl20
LONDON MARKETS -Barings' Circular reports. Wheat
frner and hgher Iron himi Sugar stll advancing and
prices Ga higher; Coffee finn Tea quet but frn Rice
aet but firm snd unchanged; Trlow Timer sales a iC
Spirits Turpentne tends downward. sales at i5 Petroleum
steady At $40 fT Refined Lseed Cakes tend downward
Sperm Oh brn Ut fll0.
LosDos MoSEY MARBRT closed on Friday Of s9t
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FROM THE OIL REGIONS.
A FOur-ThouSand Barrel Well en-
Fire.
Rufianism Rampant near Pit Hole.
PIT HOLE, Monday, Oct. 9, 1865.

PIT HOLE, Monday Oct. 9, 1865.
Inc most destructive cOnhagraton that ever
took place in the oil regions occurred here about
O'Clock this morning. which fortunately terminated
without loss life. The tanks of the largest flowing
well on PIT Hole known as Grant," containing. 1900
barrels OF OIL caught fire. spreading destruction in all
directions Thirteen derrcks and engine houses on the
following leases, were destroyed: Nos l6 II. ls, le,
90 81, %, and 49, on the Hoemder Farm" and Nos ?
4, and 5 on the "Morey Farm" covering a surface Of
i've acres.
The total loss will reach $4,000.
All Of the oil belonged to the Of the land in.
terest and the United States Petroleum Company Of
New.YOrk.
The tanks building and property belonged to the
owners Of the working interest IN the well ard in
sured for 800 900 in the Associated Company Of New
York.
Highway robberies in this section are becoming Of
of almost daily occurrence. The scenes Of opera
ton the roads leading to Titusvie or Shaiier
and the parties are SO numerous aud bold that it is not
safe to travel the roads alone.
Yesterday Mr.. Rockford of jamestown, ". Y. while
on his way to Skaters was waylaid and robbed OF
g. 500 and gold watch, and left for dead. lie alive.
but not likely to recover.
Garroting is Of almost nightly occurrence here, max
ing it unsafe to be out after dark.
Those doing business here are now organizing them
selves into Vigilance Committee for their own pro
lection and if any OF the parties caught Lynch law
will take its course and no mercy be shown.
LATER.
The fire at Grant Well was ext.nggshed about noon.
The well not injured. Tie loss will not exceed
500 O00
Mr.. Batsforl. who was waylaid and robbed on Satrr
day. is still alive AID some hopes are now entertained
of his recovery.
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Later from the War in South
America.
DEFEAT OF TIE PARAGUAYhNs.
HAurAp. Oct. 9, 1865.

HALIFAX Oct. y 4St1.
The steamship China, which left Liverpool at
snm. o. The 30th ut.. and Queenstown the lst inst
suiyed al Halifax al 4 o'clock this morning. She has
20 passengers for Halifax and l39 for Boston
The China had fine weather Oot g. p. m, LAT. SO
long go passed a screw steamer bound East supposed
Vol the Heela Oct. s. p m, lat 49o long a., ship
Urgent bound West Capt sick, mate dead. No obser'
sation for II days. gave them lat. and long Oct. T.
noon ls ito long. 30, passed British ship Cornelia,
hound West. The China sailed at a. N. for Boston.
The following steamers asolett Liverpool on the 30th
The Hecla and City Of Manchester for New-York d.
rect and the Baibec for New-York via Halifax.
Tie steamship Scotia. from New.York, arrived of
Crookhayen at a. H. Of the Goth She reached Liver
pool at 7 q. N. Of the 30th.
The steamship City Of London, from NewYork,
reached Liverpool at { a. N. ofthe 10Th.
The steamship Europe, from New.Yolk arrived at
HayIe on the 9th.
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From Our Special Correspondents
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. la, 1865
Again we hear that Gen. Caryaial is to be
here in few days, with 5000 to 5000 men, but those
few days have multiplied so much that put faith
in the report.
THE TWENTY-FIVE CORPS.
The First Division of this Corps. under Gen.
Smith, passed again in review Sunday by the Corps
Commander Gen. Steele on the ground. 1t
formed on the prairie which cleared Of its chappara.
made good piece Of ground for the occasion. In one
line of three }rgades the body drawn up. and it
looked efficient and steady. The gaps Of TWENTY-FIVE
PAGES in the ue which are, by foolish regulation left
by way of intervals between batalions made the line
look loose II is plain that six PAGES should be the
length Of the interval.
The average strength of battalions was about 800
men and there eleven ia the three brigades our
In two brigades and three in the oher there about
g. 300 on the ground Allowing l,OCO men for Details
the division may have 1900 for duty. This gives an
idea of the strength of the corps which may be set
down az about 10 900 men, The line broke into column
and marched past As each company went by one
could see that the clean enough, and that the
guides were intelligent.
IL regard TO the quality and worth of this body Of
men think that from the goodness Of the arms and the
hardy Of the negro with his fair share OF cour
age the Twentv.ifth Corps would defeat any equal
body OF Mexican troops pitted against 1t.
Aner the review medals given TO some of the
men for distinguished conduct in the late war.
NIGHT SCENE.
On the night Of the 10Th lurid light arose Mat
amorCs and ire.bals shot up into the dark air while
the clang of bells struck upon we looked in
the direction from the len bank of the river The
light with the clang OF bells made the look il
there was great fire in the city. All this was IN
honor of the 10th Of September the anniversary oil the
independence of Mexico and was only q prelude to
what took place on the following day. which was made
gala by all the means IN the hands Of Gen. Mea ana
his officials.
Dengue fever has left u.s. to the delight OF every one
huf VIII
sick and the health OF this place may be SAID 10 DO
good. ...,.o..
Money is abundant on Elzabetbst, anu greehoacAs
"'S "'''' " NN' - F.D.
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The End of the Mexican Uepublic-Juarcz
ia the United Stntes.
Uispatch % Inc FhIIhduIpiih TffsF.
FL PAsO, state ofChlhuahnn.
MrxIcp Senf

MEXICO. Sept. g.
The a" Republic" il nj an end. Benito Jua-
rez the last fleeing. fugitive President is now an:
chored the other side Chat H. the Unted States sldo
Of he Rio Grande. lie is domicilated at the pciur'
csque aud suburban village called Franklin, opposite
this place. His friends and eXiles are with him,
From Don Sebastian Lerdo de Tcjada Vho aDiest man
Of the whole outfit down. they are beautiful set OF
'agitaiors' and law gyersi Permit mo to say the
people Of chihuahua douby rejoced at getting rld
of tho whole batch OF contribution eAtOrtl0hlstsi
The people breathe frecr
Business begins 10 revive; the hope and prospects OF
some sort Of stable Government anmates all classes
of the population, and although It may take years to
restore order and regenerate the people oil TINS dowh
trodden country vet you may rest assured that the
work has been commenced in earnest, and Maximliian
is carving out the Monroe Doctrine in way which
will be perfectly satisfactory to the Government of the
United States and the pcrpctuity Of the American
IjniOn
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JEFF. Davi''s Treasure-Iti Amounts TO
100000.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Del

WASHINGTON, Monday Oct 9, 800.
The treasure captured among Jefferson Ia
yss effects has been counted at the Treasury Depart
ment 1t amounts to Ss7.s7s in gold. mostly old com.
age; sss22 in silver ll6 pieces Of foreign CON- gOiu
and silver value not yet estmated ana % orcs' u
siver weighing over five pounds each' the es',"a'eu
value Of which slOO each The value OF the "nO'e Is
snmawhere over $4,000.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Late EIeciion-tsen. Humphreys VIA.
jori,y IO,OOO-Judge Pot'er-The Mis-.
si..inDi Central.

JACKSON Miss, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1865.
The majority for Gen. Humphrey for Gov
ror of this State Judge Fisher will probably be
The majority OF G. L. Potter the antinegro test
monv candidate for the Court Of Appeals in the Jack
son District, is 5000
The Mississippi Central RAILROAD will be in
running order from Memphis in few days, when pas
sengers reach New Orleans in 40hours after leaving
the former city.
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FRsM THE TEXAN FRONTIER.
Sanitary State Of the Twcnty.Gfth Corps,
u.s.. Ford, late Colonel G.. n. A.
From Our Special Correspondent.


BROWNSVILLE Sept IT, 1865.
The Twenty-ffth Corps is passing review. On
the 10th inst the First Division under the command of
Gen. Smith, was reviewed and found in an efficient
state.
The sanitary condition of the corps is good now, ow
ing the change in the location Of the hospitals which
have been removed TO the ranches the town. This
change has caused decrease OF onetfth IN the NOR
tally. and the sick-list is growing small
Col. Ford, as he is still called who gave his evidence
in the late trial Of Lieut. Col. Morrison in concise and
over he is ready to fight for the old flag again as in
the good old times when he carried that flag against
the enemies of the United States in Texas Col Ford
is and will be man Of note out here and Is esteemed
for his manly qualities. lie is very often in town,
though living in Matamoros.
" Bandit Cortinas," as he is styled by the French
and the epthet is deservedpaid US flying visit yes
terday and is again off with his COssaoks OF the Rio
Grande those of the Don used TO scampcr: but he
is not 70 be named with the gallant chief Pla;of.
HEAT AND RAIN.
Tho old adage 'it never raius but il showers" is
exemphhed in this country. After some days Of bro
ing heat we had deluge Of rain yesterday which as
usual, has thrown into the slough. On Elizabeths
we sop about with useless efforts 20 keep boots
clean If said that forded the street at the pon:
where the hotel kept by Miller, who. by the way. is
also named Won Schools" for his mean qualities,
would not be far wrong
Pools Of water delightfully."- numerous, and here
and there artificial lagoon is 10 he seem In one OF
these sheets of water, which lately a large, dry
field. stands the gaows-ke light house a rock
put to hang those two negroes FROM who were lately
executed for rape and rnder the water AT the foot OF
the rude work lie the bodies of the two maefactors in
their graves. This food the graves has made
the fate OF the two negroes the more impressive F. D.
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From Bangor-A Lady Run Over nnd
Killed BY a RecliIess Driver.


Mrs Carleton :. Bragg, the wife OF ono OF
our prominent business men. run over last week,
and so badly injured to her death IN 80 hours
The person who Was driving the horse and buggy by
which she has been arrested on the charge
of mansaughter and bound for trial In the sum ~
$1,000 The allegation is " fast and careless driving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
France.

The Bank of France returns for the week show
decrease in cash Of 1850 600 francs.
IL is reported that the Empress Eugene has published
a little pamphlet on Mexico for circulation among her
friends, called Mexico from PTovidenial Point 81
View"
Rentes 0slr. u 5Jlr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
India.

BOMBAY, Sept. Imports firm, Cotton
very firm; exports Of the week H. 600 bales. Exchange
2i
CALCUTTA Sept. 2i.-Coiton goods steady. TX.
change, 2lt.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 22.-There is al active demand for
GOODS Of improving prices.
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The Sandwich Misunderstanding Later
From tho Shenandoah.

SAN Francisco Monday. Oct 9, 1905
Dates from Honolulu have been received up
10 the 10th of September. The war steamer Saranao
arrived there the 9th. Nothing had been heard 81
the Shenandoah.
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a99l for Illinois Central shares 8 Enc shares co
u. ;. Five IweDties, 10G70i.
LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, Sept. 30-CoTToS-The
sales Of Cotton to-day 00tO bales OF which % 90
pecnatoIs and exporters. The market is excited and
prices la2d higher than yesterday. Mddng Orleans is
quoted 2!d and Middlng Uplands at 2id The market
closed with s;lil advancing tendency.
STATE TRADR.-Manchester adyces say manufacturers
business.
BRR,psruPFs are firm, with an upward tendency.
Provisions are steady.
LONDON, Saturday Evening, Sept. 30.
Cousols closed at 69ld 8gt for money!
Illinois Central Shares 8ildG5
Erie Shares. so 0Gat
4. : sos, 7OH70t
On the 18th the Bank Of Engands rate Of discount was
raised IRON Alto a.
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
One of the Great Eastcrn's Buoys Seen
on Sept. 1O-It is Probably Detached
From tho Cable.
HALIFAX. Monday, Oct. 9, ls65.

UALIFAA, MOnday, Uct. ,, ZOO.
The bark Edwin and Lizzie arrived on Satur-
day. and reports that the 10th of September in at
tude $50. longitude $40 a., q red buoy marked
Telegraph 8 Cor 81 red flag on mast nearly gone;
ball all right thinks was detached from the cable
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Turkey.

Tie Pail Mall Gazette says: II Is generally be-
licyed al COnsantnOpe that political catastrophe is
impending IN the Danubian principates' and Turkey
Is preparing TO be first in the field IN Of nteryen
ton Much Abdi PAscha who commands the First
Corps Armee Shurlla has been ordered to be ready
to march Is ooo men across the DanuOe at "a hours no
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Italy.

At a recent cOnsistOry the Pope in his alloca-
ton il reported TO have spoken against sects IN general
end free.masonry in particular and 10 have censured
the sovereign who protected them in connection with
this subject be- advertcd TO the obselsles OF Marshal
Mangan at Paris.
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Austrin.

The resignation of Baron Bach, the Austrian
ambassador at the Papal Court is confirmed.
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MELBOURNE Ang. 27.-The shipments Of gold since
the last mail have been l07 600 ounces
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-17

TIE County CONTENTION At meet
ing of the Executive Committee, held in this
city on the Sth instant, Friday, the 10Th day
Of September. was designated as the day upon
which the Union County Convention would
be held, for the purpose of nominating cand'-
dates to be voted for on the 9TH day of No
vember next. Let every Union voter in the
county make it his business to attend the
District Meetings, and see that the right men
are selected as Delegates, that they are we'll
known, true and loyal. Too little attention
has been paid to these matters heretofore and
the result has been anything else than pleas
ing. The primary meetings should be well
attended and prompt and harmonious action
taken.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-17
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SHOOTING AypAR.-On Monday last Il
negro servant belonging in tho 1884 OHIO
Vols, while getting water Mt pump on South
Centre street, was tainted by some soldiers
iu jocular manner, whereupon he drew re-
volvcr and fred several times into the party.
lie then walked of some distance out of sight,
returned, and fired four more shots, one of
which struck soldier in the region of tho
groin, making, however, only slight wound.
The darkcy was arrested and is now in durance
vile, and will be tried by military court
The civil authorities have demanded the pris-
oner and claim that he should be tried in civ
il court.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-17

There is an irrepressible conflict raging
at present between the "coutrabands" and the
original free darkeys of this city. On Tues
day several of the representations Of the tive
classes met on Baltimore street and COM
menced operating in wool. The article con-
tnued to decline, and the guard, thinking the
speculation would be improbable closed the
market. and sent the operators into retire
ment ..tH..