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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
Movements OF the Republicans.
OUR 81 PAso CORRESPONDENCE.

SIsfs--fS FL PAso Nov. ., 1865.
BY the accompanying copy Of the Pciodsco 0fcias
You VIII notice that the French General Brincourt left
Chhuahua in the direction OF Durango, on the Goth ut
This movement 10 first confirmation Of the recent
report from Mexico city to the eject that Marshal
EAxsns was about to concentrate oil hts forces In the
interior States
This IL further coroborated by the fact that the
French have abandoned the STATE Of sinaloa. There
remain only about four hundred OF tho invaders At Ma
salas and these also apparently about 70 leave
some Of the leading traitors having already gone TO
Topic. ~
rosldsas JuArss win take his departure for Chihuahua
ON thu 18th or i2th of November
rha Officers in garrison - Franklin, Texss have
nratulaied the members Of the liberal government upon
the present favorable aspect of aas end have given
renewed evdcucs q their sympathy With the republican
On The so,A ulA seuor Macsyrs, the temporary Gov.
crnor Of chihuahua despatched special messenger TO
III paso apprsng the government OF President Juafex
chat the Of the supreme authorities 70 Chihuahua
anxicusly expected By tho nhscitan Of The former
ssnce that no had received twenty nine French desert
Srs who stated that many Of their comrades would be
slsd 10 leave their ceon " they could but evsde the
When Inc French ieit Chihuahua they were accom-.
panied ny number Of prominent traitors among whom
were Don Tomas Zuloagn, Olivres and bis family, Busta
rse,,te and others equally dcspicable
win probably take the French 81 iess, mSn.m -
they lost the twenty nine mon already rsfcrred 70
ecrps Paton and Carona are IN the State OF Durango
and n their forcos succeed IN uniting with those Of
VIIasr~ and Mesa the invaders viii run the risk o.
Il stated a. certain that, whom las, heard from
oeneps Rub was in tho vicinity Of Mazatlsn with con
adorable force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The Disaster 60 tho city vf Bath.
Bor,s. Dec 2, 1865.
Tho steamer Csty % Bath ashore al Farpsaiin Cove
roporcd in bad position, With her lower hold fill
OF water and the lido ebbing aud flowing in her One
lighter toad Of hsr cargo has feashed Nov Bedford
good condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

TOAi. Vx&b,
We undortand tiat tho ResoIute, Adris:c and Phcnx
insurance Companies aao losers. rhsre In aso
sxty thousand dollars insured IN outtown eompanies
rms RUINS.
An through yesterday tho Are continued smouidsrtng
while tho engines did not for . moment 10 play
upou the rufus Large crowds OF persons visited too
scene through the day and watched the proceedings Of
the nrcmsn with interest The debris Of The cotton was
being taken away with every possible speed great
quantity Of the cotton 10 only slightly soled and can
doubt, with little trouble. be utilized
THE INQUEST.
Yesterday forenoon the nangled remains OF tho unor
tunate man WERE upon the order OF Coroner widely
moved 70 lAis residence 285 William street. where
the inquest viii DO held IL ton O'Clock this morning
while tho remains lay At the station house number OF
friends called to Wow the body.
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soaEk paors ron ruiNKTNa PKorLK,

Year after for eighth Of century. tho Of the
g1wn,ss nns chroiced tho benedcat erecs OF uosrBT
fEks sloMAcH BITrEKS Editors. auth ~ ply scans.
mrrAnl. officers q the army and navy. chAmsts
"eiors n"sers the gospel sb0st, eyest cloud OF
Mossss Of every profession trade and GAINING have est
bed u III cn'cfcJ a. tonic <ting nodicno The
names and statenoat~ of pub
lshed ~ tha pnni'c prnts May wc known 70
the ws~r It'bnc Their Testimony has been cbal
iensed o. impugned Upon evidence far iss weshy mon
I0SfETTER.S SrVMAtA RirTETa u n0x however.
apan trial II has been tired aud pronounced
of tiose whose Asca
ysire lrco,iass and smine,.:y sa,a'y rv~rAAaa, "A
10 apy why Shcy have fsicds the
dysJeps iIsess snhcrcs victims Of fever
subJecAs whU have 0G0os
what they tank OF H. Ask thrm, and be guided soAy by
what they Sold everywhere New York ono. - CoAA
street. F.N
A.-EvcryDwdy has Road tn tho story
OF and tho beast how Beauty asked her faes u
bring her nothing hut rose xrcsenL The old gentle
truube about H. but Beauty ast.
nndeniabe tain tho EGyPTlAN Lotus was introduced.
perfume equal To thai of The rose The palm y
awardedio the EGYPTIAN LoruS ny sii who have
tried II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Tho Moraxsan Outward Hound.
ponrtaSD Me-, Dec 2, 1858
Tho steamship Morayian sailed for Liverpool ~ nns
o clock this evening ffe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

AZ NJ. +. HiK9ins' Mammoth Miiifnery.
1875 Sixth avenue Tcnth street 900 Trimmed Velvet
Bonnets At $40 Sl2 and SIS Gall and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

A-A.-Dr. GiIbert's Pile ImstrWnsen -
relief money refunded Sod by all druglsts sen,
BY mail. Price 81 Circulars five Address
GILBERT q SgRBRUG 675 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

A silent Sewing Machine. Making ths
celebrated lcox Gibbs sttch strong elastic and dur
able WILCOX GIBBS, On broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

A.-HOlIdny Prcsent.-POllak q SOa
Meerschnum Manufacturers 80: Broadway, mar Fourth
street Pipes Cigar Holders wholesale and retal
70 order mounted and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
THE INQUEST,


fatal accident occurred this sventz On Tho outskirts
AZ the c,ty Two children, ono named Merdss nine
ysss old aud the other named Norton, iscd thrcS yoar
sn.s rivaf hr tho r,nine ~ aspt h,nr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

All Prizes Cashod in Legal Lotteries.-
j. CiurE, Booker i7s Bro ,iwss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Movements OF Governor Curttn-
PmlApALrmA Dec e. 1895.
The steam revenue cutter Hugh Mccloch sailed for
ivans to-day with COVERINGS Curn sud suite On board
passeaasra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The UatortunHte Ancics ts had Nothfng
better than nyrt, amberges and benroia wherew it
70 sneet tbcuselves IL Arpasis only
PuALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING GEREOS To give tke In,
.shng charm oilaes thu whols would
bee" attheis feet Sold Uvrrywnere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

All Legal Lottery Prixes Csshrd. Draw
- N'.SN'N.e - D r. Ola YTON 10 " III street
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Haze Ball Watch. ,..
rWAprLrmA Dso : ,sos.

A base ball match was played here on the MnIet'cs
grounds ths afternoon between eighteen picked pnyers
headed by prsu, II Tho Atlantic Club 81 'ronSyn mn
uel,rtde ~ tn Athletic Ciuh Of this city resnihs ~
....s.... = =. ....... L. 49,. - - II 1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

sresthing " beds OF sioiet IL fragrant than
SDZDpONT and tho winch exaies Communicates
se ~ the breahs OF all who this marvellous dcntfcs
waits oth rudy sgscih mouth and the certsintJ
OF those dehrsbles la p-rpetuy the
biessings derived from the sozoDohT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

The ,,nrx William Treat ia full OF water The steam
sug Hscf left this morning for the wreck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Auction sale OF Very Fine Ola
WINES, BRANDIES, SE1ARs. &c -wi De aold by
HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. at 9s Liberty street.
Monday. December g. at Al o'clock n NJ For firth1.
VA icuIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

MatamOros Reinforced by Austrian and
French Troops.
Steady Advance Of the Liberals
in Northern Mexico.
~~~~~~~~sso<.>~r~c~~
Tho French Evacuation or
chihuahua.
.~>|~~~~o~~>~N~-~~>~~~.
RECEPTION OF THE EMPRESS AT VERA CRUZ
her DEPARTURE FOR YUCATAM.
10. DC. &c.

The American and Mexican Mail Steamship ccmpany'a
steamer Vera Cruz, Captain Murray, from Vera Cruz
November - vie Havana November a. arrived at this
Port yesterday. 4
Ths psscr Of ths Vera Crax has our thanks for early
delivery Of our Mexican ncs. @sts..R b
Ths aAvices from Matamoros are 70 tie 10th OF No
venber steamer, manned by fifty French sailors
had ocsa the passes Of the Rio Grande between Bagad
and Aatamoros and had arrived at the latter place.
The French transport ALLEN had arrived at Boca del
Rio With four hundred Austrian troops detachment
OF Zouaves These forces will be once to Maa-
noroA
Tho Empress Carlotta remained eight days at Vera
Cruz, where she the recipient OF marked attention
She had loft for Yucatan and not in war vessel but in
q merchant steamer.
In Northern Mexico the forces Of President Juarez
speedily reoccupyng the territory evacuated by the i'm,
,peralists .
Mr. :. Duran, Ambassador from Mexico 70 the court
OF 81 James and do BarroA editor OF the Esofe of
|neAlco' are passensa.s by tho Vera Cruz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

vp..e,e, Il wilson's lock st,ts's 49,
ii "A a,s,r sst Enti,n i,,ia A.e'cs Y" 80 if"n'~s -
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rArBR cOii.tk n.,~,,.,-.
AND CUFFS rOR LADIES NM "b't'"NhN
Mhales,l aus rr'tl
N,ttrc IN ,he Ty.3, Is ii rrcss and Ufusu4t ~ fe
ferent .vlea OF ,ers ,,d cans scot FREE ever whe's
Also, one Collar Tor stniIas = w "A yApn
No 81 hraiway, NV Ycrh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

a Y.ady Who Waits for Winter to Conn.
.nce before Buying furs will ind tho stock short
tlr variety from Al present hcrc Ia an inies,e
'''''' ~ :" dENINs, SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03
ran gAuIpso SQUADRON

The Navy Department today rsceived despatch from
81 Thomas, announcing the arrival NJ that port OF tbs
ucet, on ia way 10 the Pacific coast The iron-csd
Monadncck behaved srendd'y IN the rovphcst westhcr
Displaying sailing quslites sporor " Tho otbcf vcseu
: a, IA. ~ 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Ho~ ssea and jockey Fra nes q ~d MaArss-
as ~ tsrtv aossspson varieties and NJ esson ~
prices. y HIGGINS, tn Sisth ssc"s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

<:rov.r & Bakers First Premium Eias-
a.. sri Se~iag a.hlres rcr fSstly tS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

aorTItERN EXPRESS cOMrNNy
~ BROADWAY.
forward E.pIessss dali, all parts of the South s-d ssh
NJ All raj and steamships -
u,o1s intended " inbsud shoali r. = mora ~ r-
Company against ATT isk ~ slight sdtnfai rhsss'
~heh Tie ,slne IL derirrri st tnr ~ ~ pfrrH,
Adams Express Cas- tsrnien- KIae-l'f = sn' t'lrs
win call for ant receive gois inenri /" -
by the s,ahsrn kxprrssCo. :, : ,.,..r
snus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Catnrrh.-A Positive Curc Assor- =
M lures sovereign ren,ediais extracted " a.
pr.t cnspns hitherto have pr,veo - - r.sn.S ~"
~ Tor .splanstpfy rncpir ,.t -s.rp.i'' rons ~,
diseases, IL cents ~'.' w" 's"P' Ho"'''' % "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

S,oiorc,1 velvet Ribbons or Every Wtdtss
,.oa ,ads n ,sn below ther value; also cl limo 81
naok aud With wh edge just W ,s"e from 'uh'"
Drrgstnakcrs shuulo call -. 80.
q HIGGINS. IN SIKH avroue. no'r renm street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

selling the water This scheme succeeded only on
cf he Housssonc river % New YORK IN an open Canal
but the sharon Canal Company mover struck spade
in the earth Ia the following year Canvas White an
Bronx river, taking u from the s.ream At the
.'westche.ssf cotton fscsoZ pond The estimated
whi.h was chartered in The PRONUNCIATION Of this
report proved failure in consequences Of defect Ia the
charter i. r. as2 and ISIS Lev ana hs Ss-
In 1881 James Palmer samuel Stevens and William scote
reported TO the Common Council, Of which they were
members and or which they the Committee on Fire
and Water 10 favor Of aproicct Of MI Cyrus swan tAen
pany for introducing the water Of Coson into the
city and this they declared TO be The only fs.sb pass
for obtaining an adequate TO- rgpy From ms mn the
scSsek ,hsn in the Hoard OF Aldermen, took up this
report which mad been neglected for year and Oh
c s'nsa Of 81 EnsI1ss, 70 make ihs necss
gary surveys CLINTON made the surveys and reported
The plan feasible a. cost Of ~ ns ns ycn T
carried what had now become his pet scheme with nm
He up and succeeded In getting passed the act ap
the matter new survey followed, being conducted By
Major David u Douglas and resulted in favor Of the
IN 1854 MT van s ~ !.
ths creation Of public stock Of 81 500 600 In 1888 the
vote OF $50 10 $685. In 1887 Mr. Van Setback, who
had nov entirely devoted himself 10 the work OF supply
ing TIE cry With waer and who had become = were
IN tne enterprise, had the sausacUVh " seohs
the work on the aqueduct begun.
'rhe Hon. Myndcrt Van sciaiok,n says Mr. n T. Val
entlne. In his history OF the aqueduct ay be Justly
regarded ~ the father Of the great enterprise of intro.
ducns Croton water into the city of New York His
intimate connection with the successful prosecution and
completion or the work Ia well known 70 our citizens
He has almost exclusively devoted bis rare executive
talent and administrative ability 10 the CONNECTION OF the
stupsndous undertaking Of supplying the city with the
pure waters OF thu Crotonau that 10 his cea
perception Of tho requirements OF our population,
50 indispsnsaby necessary 70. tho hoab comfort ant
convenience Of every nbsbitant Of our cisyv .
Mr. Van aclmck President Of the Crot0n Board /,
/ 1855, having been appointed by Fernando Wood am
continued until 1890 when be retired being debta,c
=. - IA sO4 d. =
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Uon~cl Vrlyefs. Hack and CoioE~d.-A
faS lr ~ iccrsyrd from aactinn nc,rdine e-~l. ma
room &C. "a; barge -msl quantities., on .I sliaght o.
BIAS tssi,t brSt-s r nfGGINS. E6 Sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Ratch~lOr's Hair Dye.-The hest in shn
world In -less, reliable and instantaneous TIE n~y '
Aso Reg.ucrni'ng Exteact Of Miirtrurs t'r
RESTORES the hair ~ barclay street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Donrssosa, on tents ls>r BATHS. -l.i.s sHoy
~ retsu imto<tevs prices isr<iea,x Wine tssnps"
yau,s-, o ttivxs Atrrel oortsss ccro~. Of winasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

H~snOrr husss Radic1lfy Cured IN Ten
ptl,e- wsoot The 81 the ksife caastc 90 scfd sp-
eisl ATTENTION air diseases % tive Pelvic racera,
HENRY A. DANIELS, ~ ~, comsalting and Operative
Srrspsst Ma. 2 un,on .ls,aro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

\ Chevslser's Life for the Hair WcStor~s
sssy asg 70 oei, color s fHiing oal seepa ts
stands npyn compaison with say t>.r hsai
tscss.ng iha drug stores and NJ my ONO. ~
yAssdWsy SARAH A. GiIEvALrER, A. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

Edwsrsis' white Sugar Cured
WASHINGTON HAMS
, sab brundrt In fun Also oil
ksls Of -nsoked Htsts
GEORGE " EDWARDS
IT and 229 chryssi- street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-03

yYsw< Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS aowg, Id President NJ" SD Broadway Agents
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McCj0l & firth, 20 bacA cotton tb,UW.
A ychaffsr 81 bales cotton, $1,000.
Vsrhees a GARRISON 80 bacs cotton, tl6 900.
(1sssou n Co.. 81 bsler cotton, $4,000
y Probst III bags Of wool wvrth $1,000
I. Eaktn EOS bales OF cotton, go, 90
Krsmeibsrg 3 Co, iA2 cases tobacco 900
(. Dennis, Perkins 4 Co., 40 balss sostoo, e,OOc.
Mr. D,bbie, II bales cotton ~, 800
The building was owned iy John sssaa rhs damage
will probably smouat TO $4,000; fully insured
INSURANCE. ON PROPERTY OWNED sY rslvArE
pARrfEs, AMOUNTING 10 t350. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08
eosn EAsn-Ye.,erd.y, Major Walter

ZONE bAsT- MAYOR WAIVER
S. Hanks left Virginia for the old Empire
State. where he will On into business.
Mr.. Hanks has long been Secretary Of the
New York Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, including two of the best in Gold
Hill, the Challenge and Burke & Hamil-
ton, and by his universal courtesy and
Seniai snaolity mas won hosts Oh nlenos
mere VINO wish nun all softs Oh iueufe
MANSION ACE oea'y,
ofthe Gienorook, and U. Harris, formerly OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Copartnership heretofore existing under the
name ofH. W. BRAGG & CO.. 10 this day dis'
sold the entire interest In the arm to his part
ners. the business will be continued by them I'M
der The name and style Of wATERHOUSE
LESTER, who are authorized TO collect all debts
due the late firm, and will settle all demands
against the same. H. w.
- $50 J, wATERHOUSE. 0
# r-frs J.Sw. LESTER
San Francisco, October 30, 1858 no4 2m2p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

AuRoRA.-A dispatch from Aurora, Es-
meralda county gives Ashley a majority OF
seventy-fve. The entire Union ticket for
members Of the Assembly and township off,
GERS is elected by a similar majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-08

Lost.
UTELLs, FARGO & cos CERTIFICATES
w Of Deposit. No. 5,5Il, dated August 9Th,
1865, for $50 and No. a,653, dated September
eth, 1855, for el6o, drawn In favor OF Timothy
Scannel. Payment OF the same has been stopped.
The finder will please leave them ct this ONCE.
lsl loG AK TIMOTHY soANHELL
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-26

lHE SITUATION pa yRGINIA.-The theatre of war
ln .fguiH j described by a correspondent of the
RICHMOND Republican, who writes as follows
Lhe E6anc ao returning to their once happy homes,
oiaer sH1 Hslfps as refugees only can know, and
ARE Tire Up any outbuildings at hand for a tempo
y residence until the great house" can be built and
i"Emar n7mIas. collected around them. The negroes
me- very quiet ana very earnest in their desire to earn
something e live apon, and in Orange they can be
urea Tor ther food and quarters, but this does not
pertain -a la.aeprer and Fauquicr, where labor is
women aad ohi.drcn-left their comfortable homes
easily in hhc war 10 better their condition in the
crowded streets Of Washington and Alexandria The
supply however, VIII be equal, and perhaps more than
olna ~ he demand, when the farmers are once more
prepared % cultivate their lands but Just now there is
90 feeling Of oppressive uncertainty hanging over
Them, and unu. courts established sherfs mags-
tra'as surveyors, commissioners, etc, are appointed
A5 feeling viii prevail and tend very much to retard
iae Development Of the agricultural interests Of the
country
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-26

ISBJAN NaTENcLATURF.-Th following IS part
oaa NJ thn most beautiful pieces of verse ever writ
iy hc iate Hre. Sigourney, to whose death we b
occasion 40 aEa1e recently:
81 soy sa they have ell passed away
THAT noble race and brave
That the. right canoes have vanished
From 1H The crested wave;
T tmsd tha forests where they roamed
There IS no hunters shout,
EH thglF name is on your waters,
kemay not wash it out.
G where 0ntario's billow
lake oceans surge is curled,
Where strong Niagara thunders woke
IHr aaao 4 the world.
Where red issoUTi bringeth
l.iet rigufe from the West,
tE& Harpahannock sweetly sleeps
on green Firginia's breast.
4e Ear fha5r cone-like cabins
That clustered Ger the vale,
LIVE fed ay like withered leaves,
BEFORE tha autumn gale;
But HeE memory liteth on your hills,
Iaall baptism on your shore,
hmnr arH ting rivers speak
Their dlaiect Of yore.
0ld#assaeausetts wears it
NthiH 'le lordly crown,
And bread Ohio bears it
hmia is Jung renown;
C0uuua -a ath wTeathed it
Nher ks quiet foliage waves,
hni bold Eentucky breathed it hoarse
lHr1GEl al her ancient caves.
Nagurs hties its lingering voice
Within hi rocky heart,
and Allegheny graves its tone
Throughout his lofty chart;
a0uadalgs a his forehead boar
Doth seui me sacred trust;
our mountains build their monument
Though sc destroy their dust,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-07-26

IoE aElsIAN LTFE-One Of the Paris Jour
Hals relates incident which, if not true deserves TO
Ug E1t a1l. at Hav rate, reads more like dramatic
invention tbgH thc let which it probably NAV be- It
4 s1id tha. Partisan gentleman-who may be called
i. Zero. in thc absence Of his real name-received
one 5a1 morning, delicate, rosescented bllet-doux,
informing am hat il his heart free and he had as
mge. sentiment as wit, lie should enter a carriage
which would be 10 waiting for him at o'clock the
ue-. evening, close % his house To the driver he
aust shy Fortune" and the reply "Mystery' would
assure hnl tHat he right. 1t concluded with the
observation that &c he did not keep this appointment, it
ucalE De because there existed more fortunate wo-
a2h Mha pa R0f MS affection. 81 shall envy her .
.1e .sI +I-2E sud but hate neither her nor you"
Ih cTi5te 1as signed Gabrielle" Mr. Zero who il
married man. read it and smiIed-rentiemcn usually
smile when they have assurance of having fHade con-
quest Hc finished his breakfast and proceeded to the
head of tHe police, With whom he had an interview
Alae o'clock on me evening arrived, and M. Zero
lria bis house, as She clock struck Near the door
stood handsome private carriage. The driver eha-
lcHgea him. WHO goes there?' tFortune" "And
the coun4crsEH Mystery" ''All right" was the
word aud D. Zero entered the vehicle in which yelled
lady sat- lG desired Jehu to drive to the nearest
'postc 9f police station, and when he arrived there
tbs lady Was banded out BY policeman, who trans
isrrea her fer le emainder of the night to the Gus
toby enc person Who has charge Of female prisoners
She Steps zoHudp and was liberated next morning, be-
cause no one appeared to make charge against her
arid returned home ID excellent spirits There is a
Icy to THE enigma Madame Zero was jealous wife,
vho ingenoasr had coutrived little plot to try her
husband fidelity lie recognised the billet-doux as
having been witteu by her. resolved to pay her off in
her own COIN bad her taken up under special arrange
meHt With bs friend Of the police office, for an attempt
e disturb Ills aolggal happiness, and thus delighted
his wife and qaieT avenged himself at the same time
Scribe would have lrnod this little incident into
charming vaudeville and Alexander Dumas might have
eH-.H tt- 1,s- II.
have happened. IL t ever did happen scarcely any,
where but Up Paris
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