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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26
Amusfmen,s.
vVALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALtACK.
tTHs EsrABLisurEST DOES ADvrKrIeE ~ THs
Skw-roRK HERALD)

THURSDAY
Never Lcisd New and Original FiveAct Comedy by eele
brsed London su,hor, entitled
THE NEEDFUL,
With Scenery (which he's tire In prererston)
by Messrs lsherssood and q. Masder Machinery by
Butter. With New Costumes and Appointments.
Captain E.argus Daly..............Mr r. l.. Davenport
Abraham Marx smith
Mr. george hohsnu
JoD
Jseob sfiphs Mr. John Seton
fntgn d.
Ernest 0twsy. J. 4. w. hanson
ha'e Hl-s
Mrr
Anna Meek. Miss Iohf Duht
Amels Meiiaughty yennng'
Mise f. Green
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8tedmboais an0 Railroads.

EOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD and
WHITE MOUNrAiNS.-stesmers bsvc Pect snp for
New Haven at 3I3 and II connecting With Railroad
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orrrcr oy cosnis,ar oy SUBSISTENCE.

NO Z bbiDGE 81, FEN Ohki OCt"u't - io''s
CEALED PROPOSALS (in duplicato), in.
dored Proposals for Cooked Rsons will be r,ceved
by the undersigned until 10 o'clock SATURDAY the
23h instant for Supplying COOKED RATlONS for four
month";, the 1T dly Of November 1875 Tor for such
period nsy be directed the ccmmssay General
OF Sub,tence all troops ia the service, wei 70 to all
other per.on, properly to sub,ed by the United States
Subsistence Department. no may be In Newi city OF f
immediate vicinity well 20 those who may BE- en- route
10 aud from war add 9TH rwise provided iof
The rons will con, Of three meas each day OF rood and
wholesome food and to such proper inspection AZ ey
be directed by the odicer in charge
The contractor also furnish the soap and candles that
may be required In accordance with The army rsiou 80 io
lows four pounds OF soap and and quarter pounds OF
sdanaptifIe candies 10 each hundred Tntions
The bidders must state price per ration which price
include all rIpcnses arch furnishing COOKING hppa
rst fuel packing boxes transportation of the rdon &c
All bids must be accompanied by guaranty. signed by the
gusr,ntors Themselves, a- follows;
We th, undersg ed hereby guaranty tha. IN the
foregoing bid Of be aecepted, u
shall be- duly iuh sccorlug to is true purpo and condi
tons also, that written contract shall be executed Win t"o
bonds in the Of ten thousand dollars each.
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Goal, &f.
CAMERON COAL.

CAMERON COAL.
THE CAMERON COAL COMPANY are nov Offering
til. superior BiTUaISoUs COAL at RHsAbsthpor,. Bsln
generating steam Iron Founder P,elsmllhs. Gas Com
panst and all other purpo.es for which Bhumons Ceal '
now used As fue for rss, it hs, superior Ills al
mos, entirely FREQ from sulphur For terms apply the
Office Of the Company No. II Broadway Room No IT,
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iIIUH KIDULE, Ueh'I sup y NoW'
wv. Il BARR, Gen1 Pass. Agent, New York
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM Raj

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM KAIL-
ROADs-Ou and sner MONDAY, June B. 1865 trains
Tor Albany and Troy connecting with Northern aud "eeru
trains viii leave New. Yssk o. follows
7.J0a m-Vis Hudson River Ksrosa inlfus.a, S,.. ~
Tenth connecting with trains for sssosa and ShoA
Spring. A.. 18th ., . "A roorth
conretips with trims for Saratoga Sharon Spfnssc,
and at Cbs,hs N " tn trains for points East . -.
fp.m m--yia Hudson River Railroad, connecting WIN u
for Ssrstogs. :. r,. ...,,n, ., T,o,
LII train for Montreal, with Seepns Car sitAched
40 a. ln-yis Harlem Railroad connecting at Chsinsm
With rsin for Lebanon SPRING. Sleeping Cu sesched
s rm-yis Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Carr nom
Nyors 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
IN ~ sn -, ys Hudson River RsilSosd With Sleeping
oc,ine At Albany AID Troy with m%uins
trains ior Worm sN~ ~ Vice President.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Slsnigeress.......Mrs JOHN WO
Stase Man6ger.s H.

OLYMPIC IflEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and M1n Mrs. JOHN WOOD
StaSe Man6ger II. Sr>h''
(THIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERTISE ~ THE
NEW YORK HERALD
IMMENSE SUCCESS
Of the great Local sensational drama IN
FIVE ACTS AND A PROLOGUE,
embodyng truthful varied sud interesting pictures Of life and
inannes iununm rable novel end increstg pnases
titled - - -. -
THE STREETS or NEW-YORK.
received nightly with the greatest cnhusieE " by
CROWDED HOUSES.
who fully indOe tie opinion expressed on ths represents
tion OF
LIFE IN NEw.YORR,
on ~ o,iyirsl production that I, ranks As
The GREAT SENSATION Or THE SEASON,
and wsfrsnts the lnnOunce enent Of ID, repetition
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
With
ELABORATE SCENERY BY HAYES,
including the besutifnl ,abeaur, -
UNION SQUARE AND TIE FIRE.
ALWAYS encored - .
NEW AND APPoPEIAlc MUSIC BY THOMAS
BAkFP.
APPOINTMENTS MECHANICAL EFFECTS, AND A
POWERFUL CAST.
Doors opena "a; Il "a!
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CRoTox AouEBccr DEPARTnEsr, I
BUREAU OF WATsR Rents. Oct. 10. 1865.
Unpaid WATER REN.rS.-Notice is hereby
l. given that further Penalty Of 10 per cent will be sddsd
" - WILLIAM n. KIN0. Registrar.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

ALl AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
cFRASCE.-Tbe New.York aid Hsvrr Steamship
t,lsnJ ts-cass mail steamships AKAGO and FULTON,
zen thoroos -itted, will iesse Yief No u North
rs ~ "a hsyfe. calling a. Southampton, follows;
HshnHHgo .......HRsRY A GaDsDEE......Noy. IS 1855.
sSStiVN......JAKEs A. WoTros ....... Dec. %, 1865
Pi,,1A11O ..hIskY A. 0spspKN....Jsn. ~. 1866.
.p..trVN.....JAsss A. Worros. Feb II, 1856
i w :..". HryBY A GAD,DsS,... March H. iSof.
S-A"N......JAzEs A. WoITos. ......ApT IL, 1876.
y..., fuCkS or PASSAGE IN GOLD.
sSosch'' l3B 70 Second cabin. ......SD
M 3kheipenesoed surgeon on board
. wal not BE- responsible for specie vslusb!es
Gsresor -s' @a'Is the 'aloo e1PfcsSod arc "s"ou
''''Ae' information spplyto
ISAAC BELL. President
no. Broadway, New York.
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DIRECTORS.
HENRY A. sMYTHE, Prrsiden, Of the Central National
JonN r YELvERTON, President OF the Bank OF North
NOAH L. WILSON. President OF the American National
FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT off. sehuchIdt Sons,
Bsnken .
NATHAN CHANDLER, Of John Munroe Co. Bankers.
VIM r. TOWNSEND, Treasurer Of tho Sterling Iron
DivIb b. TURNER ofNew.Yors
Each share will be entitled, from tn. Coal mined by the
Coupsuy In any year s proporoDae share ofs aid
Coal 40 nned cost, rIo-edng nn per share or
,b th~reon aud dividend Of the profit om the pro
duct beyond the amount delivered on the shares
subscriptions for limited number Of shares received by
WILSON GIBSON Co, No. 30 broadway. n. Y.
The property Of this Company |, situated between the town
Of Scranton Pa and the Wyoming Valley Railroad and Cos
Co.'S property about mile irom Scranton, aud adjoining
W. CoslCo. 1t s free and unncu'nbsred and the
Company has debt Of any kind II 10 Of the best coal
properties in the Valley, being estimated to eontsin Seven
Millions Of Tuns OF Coal almost the whole ot which above
water level and capable OF predicting from 100 5000
tuna year. q,
ANY Shareholder not wishing TO take his coal can have
sold by Company for his account and receive p profit
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

WAY PASSAGE RATES
NEW.YORK To ASPINWALL.
Fi., cabin sl25; second cabin, $50, steerse SO Chill
st,n At Iroporionste rates.
WAY BAGGAGE-On oil over 100 pounds 70 each ad'lt
,.rer trre cents Per pound payable to the purser
''"~ ASPINWALL TO PANAMA
as gold and children IN proportion payable OF A>pn'
vail So, II, ..,,,
aud professional services free Of charge.
Fer rss... ,ckts or further information apply at the
Company Ticket Office. the wharf, foot Of Csns-s,
Eonh River.
10 BOSTON, to -
yr Freight 20
WELLS, FARGO & Co.,
No. ~ BROADWAY;
OR, On THE COMPANi'S WHARF
Freight Agents OF the Pgc.ac Mail Steamship Company
+. w. G. BELLOWS. AGENT.
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NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS.

NEPTUNE LINE OF STEAMERS
IN DAILY s0k PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
Consisting OF the folowugnew and spendd strsIDerG
ELEC ECLsA..........-..........CGpt J. W: Sye
OALAIEA...... Capt w. N. Jonsh
NCS....................Cap'. VIZ S. Young
One Of the se3ve ulssn will eave Pier No.
y North River, icei Of RO5iusons Daily isundsys
~ CoBneetinss a. fIoyieence with Ia. 7:ss D IN Train for
| " freight taken 4, Propeller Rate.
" These steamers urHurpss5ea IN thst rrrsngeneu.s
E toe comfort snd safety Of ptSseDs,s sad their isc es for
TIE uansporig'ion Of FTeThG
they Pre- ydeuc- RI hour early enough TO
car. p desirel III the first sccouu'ods0n tfan for
Yo information in regard to Freight te spPy 10 ISAAC
CIELL. Geueral Freight gent, Pier No n, y. u.
Y@ kst. sts,eroons &c, sppy to the Cers. on bosrd
only DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's
NV LINZ or FIRST-CLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN EEW-YORK AND HAFkE, CALLING AT
s frs. splendid vessel, this fsvorte route for the
,wAsaIsGTOS ,2o4 800 hor'e power
IJs .uns. 9OO horse power
EUROPE ............ pc tuna .g00hoIse power.
NAPOLEON H.. csesriy ready. locho se power.
~ LAGkENr.......(B (BuildinE ......G .Grea' power
fhkklRE. .......... (Bgidinsj. j........Gr-at powrf
VILE De P4RIS.... (Euiidinsj. Great power
DEPARTURES IRON NEW YORK.
sfEy s9rE A b. ssIpAf ~ ~
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
tHsr CABy. $lJ3 SrcosD CABLE $50
including table. wine for either class.
Issnsn intending 70 land III Bres Will be funshed here
fsfoad eouponHcke's, aud ther baggage checked 10
sn additional charge Of . for first and 30 for second
si.dsal an,adqnee free Of charge
GEO MACKENZIE, Agent,
.p no. 7 Broadway Now York
~ ns1i y Bouley AID de. Cspucines (Orsnd HotelL
nsnsue WIN. IsELIN 4 co.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
" -frcm foo: Of Liberyst, North River Now forh con
Meeting Hampton Junction WITH the Delaware
sno Western Railroad Eaton with tie L-hsn Valley
Rail road its connections. forming cToe limo 70 ft.
bargn ind the est without change Of esr' also 20 the o1
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the Wsst except sahaAy>
wien evening Tran .-,--.. Al. l.. IN, m
sou - r,.-
Ciprt unii - Lou. etn.. with but change Of cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Oct. .. l86S-Lesve New ork I" 10 iowf
At6:O0 . m, FOR Yas'On. M4ucn Chunk. W'ustnspor]
NIkesbsIre. hahonoy City. &c. ,,,
NAL TRAis-atB.0oa a m Tor Reuinston, EAton Water
GeI Scranton Wiko.bsrre Great Bend, Pitsoa, Bingham
ton. Sr n.
500 a L. W,s,ern Express icr Eastos Allentown. Resd
inc Harrisburg. Pitsbufsh, the West with but ono
10 81 LOub.
IL 90 M. TRAr--For Easton, Allentown. hsuon Chunk.
Reading. PGttsrLe BAnsDUg. &c
p. m-Ror Esston. Scranton, Great Bend. Bethishsm
M-ucn UbuaS and NihaDspor-
5 D. u Sotneiyie and Flemnyton-
tlO p la---for Sonervi4s.
800 T. m. Espie.s train, for tbs Oh Region aud Erie.
600 p. u WysTxRS ExPzKss lRhs-for Esston. Alrh
town Resdnf Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West sleep
ELIIABErHPoRT AND NEwfoRK fBEay-Leave Ne~'
foot OF Lio-ryst ct lO:Co aud 4;so p m
from Pier NO. Moth River AT 400 The boss stop At
Bergun Point and Manners Harbor
Tickets tue West be obtained 81 tho eos ot tns
Central Raj road Of New Jersey foot oi Lbertyst ~ H.
no A,tor House a. Nos 27l aud 52b Broaawsy at te
pri eipa hotes. JOSIAH o. sTEARNS superintendent
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Otfan 8teamers


s~,CIETC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO
CALF II n j A,
c,epyING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
,sy PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP royF S2nrANf MREn ns. ~Ii
tsPssn, noon from the Compsny's IlEh No ~ rnwI ~ ~
EEc@ssSal. E@sSSIl .ST North River, Their NEW AND FIRST
SLASs STEAMSHIP -,1
HENRY CIIAUNCEf,
Capt, ALFRED q. GRAY; .r,o.n
,.,uys1 connecting via tie rANAMh hAiLNohp
~ S,b,uYs OF Psuaua and the Pacific With the
SIo.ny,s fsvorie steanbiP
GOLDEN CITY,
hi OF this Company viii ssi regularly thercsitor
Sv. on the lu nth and 2ls days Of every month ex
sooL mel dstes f on Sunday when the de- arturo viii
ss"a.6, sP, preceding satrrisy. The
ATLANTIC.
PETERSON MAURY. viii sail on SATURDAY,
sst II .ting on the Pacific with the COLORADO
TIE pAyTrr
poPERT II HORNER viii sail TUESDAY
sslI.ts, n connecting with ia, SACRAiENTO.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foc

ERIE ERAlLWAY.-Tralnsl leave Depot loot
IL Of Chsmbers-s,., via Psvonia Ferry;
m.. Day Express, for Csnsndaigna hoehes'sf buIAo
Salamanca aud West Connects at Buffalo with Lake shore
and Gaud Trunk Rslwsys and at Salamanca with Atlantic
and Great Western RGwsy. - nj,
s:3o a m NilL and Way Train, daily, to otisvilis
iOa m Express Mail. Tor Buffalo. connecting Win LAKE
Shore Railway. - ,yxA
IAN Way Tfain, for Port Jsrvi' and Newbursh
So M Nixht Express for CssAndaigua hoohestoe bohsla
m Lightning Express. daily, for Cnsndaigas, Roches
ter buffalo, SALAMANCA, DsHtLk rl& Me-a can
esls,osnns " tb Atlantic and Grost Western Hallway
spn M, En.,rani Train daily for Buffalo, SsAnsncA Da'
AnA sN' uUOH RIDDLE. Osnl Supt, hew'for
Wn r. BARH CenI Pass. Agent, New York
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Ocean 9teamere.
SAVANNAH - Direct. - PIONEER
NTOTJCE IN ENIGRANTS

No y
~ THE GEORGIA LAND AND EMIGRATION COM.
PANY through their acting Secretary, have made arrange
with the agents Of the lines OF Steamships running 10
sysnnsh which reduces the pce Of passage for Engants
to $40 I'd.
Enigan the State Of Georgia viii apply for passage to
the Puers respective Ships Of those Lines at PeIs
Nos. II. 80 and IS North River.
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THROUGH PASSAGE RATES,
IyCLrpIye RAILROAD FARE.

ps., csbin 40; Second CABIN $3.50, Sieerase, x12a
cs,u between and u years half fare children from to
80. eusrer fare children under years, free.
'fyntsbie funds fcurrencyl only taken In pay ment.
~, town applicants may secure passage by reinns
,xSaos on New.Ycrk 10 the Compsnys agent, who will
% - ,i,ssts bv mail OF express may be directed
aed through in choIse OF baggage masters over
us entire route. -, = u,
,h, weight 10 cents per pound nnst be paid 20 the
-, on board No merchandise bedding taken bag
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-WEDNES-
Il DAYS and SATVRDAYs.-rh-N New-York Mail Stem
ship Company steamship GUIDING STAR, W. G. Ferry,
comm ander leave SATURDAY. Oct g. and NORTH.
FRN LIGHT, Wm. Wier, commander. on WEDNESDAY,
NV |. at ~ from the Companys Pier, No. ~ y. L.
For Freight or Passage apply 20
JANIS A. KAYNOR No. 10 Ba;elay.st
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NEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1855, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. l96s
COMMENCING NAY Is. 1865

Passenger Station In fswYork Twenty tyeventh IT.
And koorlLaye Entrance on Twentv. .scyenth.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

HOPE CHAPEL. No. 30 BROADWAY
Mis-, CECILIA T.. wHELAN will give her FIRST
Litar-iy aud Musical Entertainment THIS EVENING
assisted by: - ,,,
miss G. V. HUTCHINGS............ Contrslto
H. bRtJN
URlsIDN tonuuctor
srTIN,yAY'S GRAND PIANO will 10 Used this occa.
on Admii One Dollar Doors open at 7; conirnece at
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The
u splendid new Steamship NESItANNOCK, C.pt J.. II.
Wiuchester will leave pier No. y. r. on SATURDAY,
Oct. 28. ~ , D m and the GEO. WASHINGTON, Capt.
r. V. 0aser on WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.. For passage, hsv
Ing most Luxurious and elegant acrommodaions freight
spply TO II. b. CROMWELL Co.. No 86 Wostss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
rae Na,oo.l Teacher, Convention.

n, HAeEisBURG. Tuesday, August Is, leG5.
:. delegates to the National Teachers Associa.
I"pn are arriving here by every train.
- eiPeaed that by tomorrow the largest repre-.
h .t son Of H0catOrs ever assembled any occasion
Y,.ns SS,vuntg will DO present TO participate In the
proceedings az le Convention.
nsll3n Normal School Association met In the
Pr cnooi Department at n O'Clock this morning.
'Toens Edssrd Edwards of Ilksois. in the chair.
business Of the body win commence this
p Toag NE distinguished gentlemen present are ID.
4hpsa fnncipal Of the GorDal School Of Msssa-
and W. rrofeesor Green OF Rhode Island. Greeneaf
son 20 s a Of New York Wickersham and ThOmp-
fgio u a,e fesDsyIyanis Normal School, Hencle Of
Iso,s r'n A. Of Kentucky, VIM. r.. Pheps Of Mime
and sbs,Sn sheldon Of Oewege. and Messrs. Stearns
~ no onsldon Of Boston.
a,o, ns'ooai Teschers Association will assemble TO-.
Gov co.sIhing - 3 o'clock at the Court House. ~
Cn r Surlln VIII deliver bis address Of welcome.
teocssd .cay The neDbers Of the Association will
sas o,bs. 20 ue,y. burg, where speeches will be made
besitv .ocsedings bad appropriate TO that bahowed
E'Sssdings on Friday. - " NV ''' '''' p'1' = '''
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sueee..e. Of the Pn,riet.-Ineideu,s.

Letters from Mexico 20 The Ner.OrieaRs
Tint, contain the following items;
Z inc rising OF tne people every day takes larger
dlmonsions 10 tho south The north ID every
but their victories always without re'nt. The
haIdert uut-thc veterans Of Malakdf Alma ana
sol.criBohas been The patriot oagS u1def Zen ne
rulrs In the state Of Michoacan He has lately car
ird the tow Of rnnpan taking over 300 unfortunate
Bel.ians prisoners. who decidedly have hard time Of
il in MeIico Prom thence tncy entered the el'y OF
Zamora very large place without any resistance the
garrison having evacuated IT, rePor. is current OF
he sgrnrse and shooting Of the liberal Con- Pnebita
wblle in bed. lie had only 20 men.
THE papers from Moroe. the capital OF the o'h,e "a
Michoacan are ful Of III bodngs because part OF the
French forces were ordered g. leave composed OF the
Third Zouaycs the Chasseurs dAtiqne ard artillery,
10 attack the stronghold Of Gen Regules, lacahOaio
This force was considered indispensable 10 the chPsi
IN hold Il asainst the eyer.fnoyiug Liberals. The
Liberals have lately appeared In largo numbers IN
the District Of rolucs snd have carried alarm 20 inc
gates Of this capital OF course hll are caeh roopeI
ana shot ma ruch but though many deserve this late
ohers arc brave patriots. fighting for their incep'nd
ence under dsady ages which command the respect
II not the admiration, Of the Republicans over inc
work. There is no rpiIi Of submission III these people
The prestrs and provess Of the first soldiers on earth
for suoh the French uudeniably sro-Are poweIiess
against men who meet death with ahr'ig OF theii
shoulders. Ar, ....,.oo -,
death was pronounced by the French cour; martial on
some ten gnerrias captured some days before lug
only said IL cannot b, hetred and asking Tor hsh'
ooollv began ing their cigarettes.
Odd Gen Aware, tho patriarch q liberty as ne
,s called in bis s5th year has just indicted heavy
blow ON ,hr Impcrials forces ut Yguaia, compcteiy
rontiug them takpg 800 prisoners aud three pieces o.
Great disappointment Il felt at tho failure OF The
combined French and Imperial columns on zen
Negrs,es forces In the pass Of liuena vista IL Seems
Gen. Brncour, came up with the liberal rear guaro.
and wa. 80 roughly handled that he had TO retdrn U
Panas Instead Of emitting up his enemy negre,y p h
e.caucd and by this time has probably increased III
force and Will be- ready for another attack in al un
expected quarter. .,.n ,,.,.,,oro. .ns
npcb fault IN found with him. but the redouthoie Ior
nss xould take Mataoros ~ hours after Meta ieaVe
II, Mea is noted for his dash and personal energy ane
b,ayeyy He In not man 10 remain In town wnei
there Ia fighting outside; he knows his opponent to'
well. Cortinas has lately driven back two coainu
that attempted 10 go from Matamoros TO Monterey
lie roigns supreme from tho gates OF Malap'o'os
those OF Monterey. 90 o,,or mil,
beyond the walls Of the city. though person WIN a.
A merican passport can travel unmolesieo noni ON
popt TO another, but he must DO unmistskapy IAN
kce as we are called ....
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n,r...per MISUNDERSTANDING Details.
From Yssterdays Bridgeport Farmer. ,.o.

From Yesterday's Bridgeport Farmer.
A terrible and fatal accident took place about
:, o,cIook this morning on tho Housatonic Railroad.
tbrer miles and half from the depot In this city, by
which number OF lives lost, and large number
of persons injured, some fatally. others slightly
Early this morning an extra train going mp started on
ia trip about o'clock. When uear Trumbul the en-
CINE broke down. and us tho passenger train, which
leaves this city at l0 m. came up the engine was
htcbed ON 10 the rear Of the freight train and both
trains were backing down 70 this oity there being no
turnout short Of the depot. When about midway he
tween the paper mill and the Pequonnock Mills.
with no precautions taken to prevent such an acct
dent no flag or signal ont. aud no man In ad.
vance OF the backing train. the rear car was
RIM into by single engine, tho Fairfield proceeding
north al high rate Of speed, on sort of trial trip.
The engine cut straight into the tearing and rcnd
ing oil before IT, and stopping almost at the extreme
forward part OF IT, Ono man, unknown, was implied
through tue bowels portion OF the machinery
and wedgcd tightly IN bis horrible situation on the
hot engine TO render IL impossible to remove him.
or course no vas dead. Tho escaping steam scalded
number Of the wounded passengers horribly.
The at the place OF slaughter Is described n
horrible. The and engine were q complete wreck
from which the wounded aud dying were taken In d
helpless condition. The only house by was
small belonging TO German. The wounded who
could help themselves or be helped were taken 10
tho shade Of tho woods close at hand. AZ
about noon q wrecking train was as
patched 10 the scene Of accident conveying Drs HUB
bard Nash and Burnett 10 attend TO the injured we
hope there will be rigid examination Into the causes
OF this murder for nothing else and on ne hsau
some person or persons rests the resPousbo ' tS,'
The accident Is the result Of criminal and oupaoe care
leaa naaa .rH