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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
Boston Merchants md Our Claims A gains
Ennlnmd.

From the Boston Journal, Nov 81
BY the following petition which was in circulation on
State street yesterday and signed by several OF
largest ship owners and other merchants u Will be seen
that there arc some who do not wish Mr. Seward TO
press our demands against England very vigorously The
BosroS, Nov. l, 1865.
To the Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State
The undersigned, merchants, mechanics and other
citizens having read the diplomatic correspondence re-
Gently published beg leave respectfully TO protest against
further action by government IN their demands upon
the British government for compensation for the depre
datsons committed upon our commerce by the Alabama
and other British cruisers
injury 10 this country TO weaken for the sake Of the few
millions Of dollars involved In the claims Of our citizens,
the prospective value oil the preceuen tnus Bel py tne
British government
they beg you 10 remember that Judging Of the future
by the past the time cannot be ia distant when the
British government will be belligercnt, and that
whether against Russia France or Brazil or against It's
Indian SUBJECTS the heroic Sepoys or It's oppressed Irish
provinces It's next war, when we are at peace, VIII give
us the same opportunity In principle, and hundred
times greater degree which her merchants mechanics
and have nad 70 pro1s ~ ou, sa
az her merchandise aoat always infinitely greater
than ours-many Of our ships being usually loaded by
Where she built one Alabama or blockade runner
can build hundred, provided her prcccdcnts are
allowed TO remain while sns mas ny aes.ruc, ZION aha a
ocean, can Mt the next Opportunity foowing IN her
footsteps utterly drive the British merchant nag from
the ocean, except when conveyed by steam frigate
they have made the most q their opportunity; their
machine shopa and ship yarh have enjoyed prosperity
never before cauaed Their shpowners and merchants
have fattened upon dsrsses They can well afford
10 pay out OF their profits the petty losses which arc
claimed still have millions Of wealth wrung from us
remaining.
Our harvest will come but we shall better their
instruction al hundred fold until not vcstge OF British
merchant navigation will rmain upon the ocean In
rivalry with ours.
We pray you therefore, retain the vantage she has
given US by making further demands In compcnsa-
ton for our claims but rather to use your influence with
our own government TO obtin payment from them Tor
the losses thus incurred by our own citizens and TO re-
tain full force the precedent set by Great Britain as
infinitely more valuable than those claims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

BrAxcnr. Saturday, November 4, Mrs MARoAREr
MoRaAs wife OF Thomas BNnchin, n native OF the par
sh Of McCarkey, county fppcrary, ireland, aged 30
years.
invited 10 attend tho funeral from her late residence 81
Monroe street. on Monday afternoon attwo o'clock The
remains win be taken to CALVARY Cemetery Tor interment
[Fw O1er Dsdtht Sec TAtd Page J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

THE FIFTH SENATOR AL DISTRICT.
Reports have been circulated hat Gilbert c. Deane has
Withdrawn from the contest candidate for the State
Senate from the Fifth district contradiction Of the
statement appears in the HERAp this morning. accom-
panied by certificate from metbers OF one OF the AS
semby districts setting forth pat they are TO support
Mr. Deane during the canvass land give him their fui
strength and all their votes
FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
Captain Joseph H. Scully has received the republican
nomination for Assembly in theFirst district.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Mr. Constantine Donoho has been nominated by the
Mozart Hall party for the Assembly in the Second district
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Mr. Bernard gregan, the Tampany candidate for As
senbly in this district has withdrawn in favor OF Mr.
George Stevenson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

Indsprn<lsnL
Joseph A. Scuny.
Jeremiah Donovan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS OF NEW YORK
shaD m County % Compelled - Pay .
state Bounty Tax 81 s1o,ssl, Ans 70
Next Years
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
They Advise Every Citizen to Vote For
the Act to Create State Debt
to Pay Bounties."
q, Ao 10

OFFICE or THE CLERK or raE BOARD or surxRyIsoRs,
meeting Of s. Board sss psra NOV s e.. day
the following preamble and resolutions Eers sdSPsd
whereas. BY the Bounty law. Of he tsrsss"rs q 1855
$ Of 81
f rn az 81 ssss
hue SSn d1e Z thousand tsoSc, men; and - -
sss 1 pnSvsn Z .ds
submit people tho State :, me general election @
a y other
h o shall lie BE- ad s IL
to be raised BY tax on the assessabc property OF the
Whereas The state Comptroller given Supervisors
other matters affecting this county for State pu
poses for the year 1866. wiz o- 49, y
Albany, Oct. To- 1855.
cbspterss Of the laws of 1850 have xed aggregate
s s 3 s'sgsssy 4 ssas ssSss
sS so IcSco e., s Of % psr chapter
For general purposes, 2z mills per chapter 7o9 Laws
For cnnals ofa mill, per chapter 81 Laws is 49,
For esensos Of chenansO canal SIG Of mill, per chap
For Shampn canal ITO OF MILL per chapter 1885, Laws
Your ooedieSt servant t. ROBINSON Comptroller
III majority votes shall be given at the general cleo
ton In favor Of creating debt for the boun-
eusr directing its omssio viii from this Office
And whereas the following represent the amount
which this county raise for State purposes next year.
in case the people Tuesday do not decide ahrinatvey
.For the Act TO create State sDebt," wiz
For What Purpose Amount
For 2s schools = ?, in' pe .np'.. s4seeas %
For ssse Iss5 purposes ~ nuns pr l5se4s7 90
For 1ss canais' q OF n'". ~. 5477o es
For 1ss Canals = o. num- pe' 1868 70
For rs ssap,er q Laws is 6s
For rs IaMs s sana ~ = .' s22Os 80
F9 1ss Sonhue'' "a ~, ...s.. los9a4I3 20
ma, .......s Ia70s 2S2 81
llinus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

no TO THOMAS r. AGNEws ECO AND 262 GREEN
NJ wch street OF Murray, and there VIII md
Teas coee Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper than
any store III New YORK. one price house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

CORNS, BrNIONS CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS;
" cured without pain, by DIS RICE 4 HART 81 Bowe
~ Citizens Bank Ricts Annihi!aor cures torns.
I;unons. Chiibain-. &c. by nail 50 cents and 81.
yNREpFRIcR I. KING, SPANISH AND AMERICAN
Lawyer aud Commissioner for every State in the Union
IL nalMnY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05

FIRE At GRRExPoiSr.--A IRE broke OUT IN q frame
house. Of Greene STREET and uncn avenue, Green
point about half past nine o'clock yesterday morning
In consequence Of some hot ashes having been placed in
closet on the second story II was discovered time
10 prevent serious confagation, and was extngushcd
with loss OF $3.50 The house belonged 10 John Zim-
mermann. Insured 10 King County Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
The Hon. John h. Haskin and General
Fitzpatrick.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
No LOG BROADWAY, Nov. 4, 1865.
In the report contained in your issue OF yesterday OF
the meeting OF the republicans at the Academy OF
Music In Brooklyn, General Fitzpatrick, in his re-
marks abiding TO my recent letter to Major General
william r. Sherman and his reply, says-"He xii
p.ck assured the audience that he and General Logan
received similar letter. but neither Of them replied to
did manully reply and regret that general so gallant
as Kpat who has made many dashing raids dur
ing the rebellion and on the grand march OF General
sherman, should make suh raid against truth as ls
contained in The above quotation never wrote General
Fitzpatrick any letter in my life II is true that from
General Logan did write him letter designed to OBJ
tain an endorsement OF his associate corps commander
General Slocum, but not similar to my let
ter TO General Sherman, which elected from him
election OF his friend General Slocum In my Morrisania
speech alluded to did say sthat all the grcat generals
say great gencrals-that this has produced were
and are democrats then placed General Grant at the
head Of those enumerated, and now rcassert that he
was democrat and the friend Of stephen A. Douglas ;
and that Hike his great and generous compario General
Sherman expressed in his letter TO me, he too wishes
General Socum well and that lie may be elected because
he IL personal friend whom ! esteem highly, and who
will execute any office entrusted to him fairly ana with
great intelligence believe did not mention the name
Of General Fitzpatrick 10 the list OF generals referred 70 in
my speech. Yours truly, JOHN d. HAsklN
Senatorial Nom ination I'm the First DIS.
trict OF New York.
Mr. John s. Ravens, having resigned as candidate for
the seat Of Senator the First district Of New York,
requests all his friends TO rally in support Of Hon.
Robert Christie Mr. Christie comes forward with the
undivided support Of the democratic party
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-05
The Soldiers i'm the Field.

NHw YORK, Nov. 4, 1885.
General ]. II. HOBART T.RD, Colonel W. 8. HiLLyER
and Others committee
GEyTTEMgSIt gives me great pleasure TO bear testi-
mony the sodieriy qualifications OF Colonel John d.
Macgrcgor, late OF the Fourth New York Volunteers
He with devotion, and for his services
throughout the rebellion is justly deserving the conf
denc6 and gratitude Of his loyal countrymen. He did
duty with the Army or the Potomac, with which he won
his lauicls and gained the esteem OF his companions
With high regard, your friend and servant
JOSEPH HOOKER,
Brigadier General OF Volunteers
Whereas Colonel John D. Macgregor Of the First Scott
Life Guard Licutenanto OF the Veteran Scott Life
Guard il the soldiers Union candidate for Judge OF the
Marine Court full term and the unbounded conf
dencc OF the soldiers OF New York,
Resolved That s the duty Of every soldier as well as OF
every patriotic support Colonel Macgresor In the
especially the only soldier before
the people Tor any county Office.
That this preamble and resolution be presented
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott under whose name we
organized two regiments to the field and that
requested TO give public statement relative to the
Mscgregor upon the gratitude and support
Of his countrymen j. IL. HOBART WAkD
late Brig. Gen. u. 5. v, formerly Capt Vet b. L. o.
JAMES NJ BAYLIEs, Secretary.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

Nus elmer Bro9iire atu Il. pt,roIsuu
QusQen @ultatsns. nab s|oa,bsursn b.ra
mdnnifAen uutn{6unam auiammeress
fsQt. entntmn,t bos Minsns unp 6u.len'
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f&iebensr Ga&mdnnn. Nus eidsm @ut
a&teultf ~ erftbsn, pas Die VnbdItn'il'
IN 0alfitsn faf RanA ctt(slbsn Ino, Mt
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Nnns Ssfcbm merptn mdGtn. Dt'
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titcen dns Gone mtI@t nit ctm Daupt
rldsn Der Sarpu!b,n pot"uri ft1 trt,d
UNI bic In II. Mtleau unit @a4adt+ Off
folQt wsrosn tam, pouGali& In rsn SaIl
ablaanun9m.
Sn nsusru 3tii IA Ct. @spinnuua In
Ri elany aud tnomdnnt(6 in NnQrf Ae:
noumm porcen. 81. @dommtprurut
,ion @uIfSisns In Fen Rrstfsn Q'mbrra unt
Suntor fol- jdbrlt& s'wa Is 600 @'r. b.,
troam bubeu. DIR 6aupt0swinnun0s'
punt III bic jrbt In BorYslan I'm Rrsti'
5ambor. no ras NopbIba an uieItn Stsl'
len ~ 500. qniat. 5dt 1860 Bat eff
81, @swtnnune res @rr0Is In @alilisr
fattesfunetn uni man lddBitsbt cae We
iuItaI auf $50 900 9r. Cine m:0sn(doft
TIDE unb h9ntlds 0uwntbunQ Der in
Nmsrtfa 9Hammdtsn Grfobruneen III ir
! @altItsn NOD ntdt p,r(udt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

eintsermaben aufredt su erbalten. De.
fampFuntSe 'Bertrettr Son New @ltany
tpouts cine, 3urehtmeifuns ces @orfbsns
ben nl9t 8utwtut9 binnebmen unc rpttSers
te fd. benz wieoerbolten gebeibe renelten,
IT'LL ,ulh,peiaen unb 1einen Sib lplseer
t'nSuns1meu, Golse ~ !eiitcn. Mle allie
9ltttdsn 4Wa@re8tM Ssr9eti@h waxen4
beauftra9te ter Gpuher BEN aiNltlrtneen
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&ube ~ b~rinsen. Der Ser8eam at: arnls
naberte fid benz ebrsnwertben Nspralen<
tauten BON Nnp>@ltanY, erbalt atu son
oielsm cine un9ebeure Sbrfsl9e. Sin
a(l0emeinsr 1umult bridt aus Nemsome
BON Sneianapulis Ysrlan9t oat .cae
uWttSliee Don New>QlbanN" aue9eltrBen
wercen foue, nimmt attr eieitn Nrtra9
Surld, neil bic Demofratcn 5l Hs11teben
9eben, bab fe, penn man aui rlelem Ner>
lanSen bebarre, cas @aus perlal1en une
bamit BE Be(Aubfabi9feit eei1elten anf<
beben wireen. Wittlerwei!e 1T e5 rem
Vreunosn bes Nt p%riientanttn yrn yit>rs
@lbanY eelunaen, rielen gu b%erub'atu'
unb Ct bittet eas 9ous meaen BET SbrIe!z
81, eie er ouesetbtilt, BAT, UNI gnt1hulel<
9un9. Der armt Str9eont<n}zNrnls vert
nit etma5 iourcr Miene IN cet e,nsn Gdt
ees SaateS anp bort RE GmiduIei9un9
nit an, mdbreno er 0& feline 9cl@modens
Bade reibt. Ias 1T cine 'fleine Yrcbt
BON Der @irce, bic bel ZEN @~erbanc!un>
gen IN erer 0eies9eber teoba@tet 'p'rr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
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miF b,r,t,s frat,r m,brne tntsrtNanls Ss'
liz 'o.brudt battn. uster bic Ohio
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a,uaadt bub.u. abu BON rtsfsr If ~sos'
sac cine au bof'a, nod 0ae anont ~
b,fQrd,sn. cir but sInfa@ 9ar n'@'e
- 8ibrenr CT , vttn a&t 1aes pat IL
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uno wsnn cas- Better 10 r'aFs' e!ete''
wi,o It wabrl@tnlI& ta'0 0an' ''a'@'o'
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f,;.n Der ucRe aud nur Die 5dlfIs osr
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fallen purd oor i9lufn auf rsu l'l@s.
u,il ME WltgIf,pst aenua au(ammsn &c
i,outunslt mupsn, UNI liz pur@ .stns eonrs'
,uionsas Wsbrbstt lu paNREm
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fsIbR lem lopalsn Witelisos pur'tu ~
tou uup ouf (etum Mnlraa pa1i1ts t'n
Bsldlu6. or ris ,daltdm DIdttsr u,ud'
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a,bra@t wnpsn. Woratns tp:rsn 81
me,feu 5iee Isn; No@minaAs ftblIs|
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

usnnte 5sImtttti on unenten GD,r rott.n 'absn iure,k Stajj I'm
gs!@e on Saemsn'Q %rsudsn. Smprten, n, s4ettsu, ia sn o..
W:ittier IL wtns'n unit sabuz6 EN- unelddli&eS pebsr NJ Ser
pom 8ru& ctes 5rrtn psrmc nj eete;lt purbtn. Clint
torafdltae . baneiune { ntdt bos Dertroutn In Aan,en zDtR,u.
MIN ID 'tn, s'ten ut {.int Nnadt uu.nts.Ini& b5rtn. wv
aoir tatfn l9ffea tn nsues gDert ~pnblj,t. be.ttelt.
"Miscrics and Mysteries of Sexual Intercourse"
saidsbt[ an aEaeub ssudn6i e.etn GfBtu,x na Anr s Grhts-
g.a'morit ssriatds mtre, ,Yan atg elar. aus Bstrfs an sDr.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
Wic bic Hcbellen Nc9er refrutirc1

@ie bic Nebellen Neeer refrutiren.
WM orobsm @uRo mslpst ne N.bmon
rr Diepot& GcI9snrss: "3wu Nspsr,
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tssabsn Ge 4 b mad ,tnem usbunaelu0er
f0r fa.btoe Nfluttn unp nuretn rs9sI<
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wtbt 3udbau6aaros. mslde or .4ouo.
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manl&n 5apannabfsleauese orooniNrt.
limo ben adtbarsn IbetI ri NtQsr
traudsn MIR, psnn II asafn rie unisren
inc GtIp Qfflbu miro, nt6t ju fl1&'sn ;
psup Der paHtoItemus. psItsn re ilrli
d, Ntaer Bspo|fuuna bri jeper @eI'aen
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rn Grrortung, ro6 fol&s Nean(olroten
fbu elfn @Htarnbeit nit Sod unp pod
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lib wsnn man tbnsn forbia, untohe(ol
patsn Q,9.n ubsr Rsut. Dit 3sbsusn mfr
Den uns otio in ptsiem Sale dnm IbstI
pet MuerlfunaefoRen u(po,m. usb1t
eene wsrpen ls natd1li@ ibu forbieen
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u<bs1esbtn Al etn un(srcn mbali6h (6ws'
pnr. Nbn 70 au, msibs Ntbtusniolratrn
roe Ds(rrtfren Al DuBsnren unr bunrr
ten ~ Gtapre brinaen, wHcsn cits ou6
pit tnrainfunei0en Gorti0sn uumssen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

MnAlt&sn Stnmo&i ~ ut6.n ~ m,l&n
ek Wthma6h DE Wtott 8ublanrS ON
idmanen Msu ~ uupummsn uerfu&'
babsn."
Das IN 10! ater rparum upbn, On
reid nt&t DE DonauflrRsntbGmrr BiM.
arobitn unp pte &Iim, renn 20 rsnn nun
stnmal bic &ouEaat ntbt bot. Ger ahli.
nopel ~ n,bmtn. sbe fd DC NuGsn bis'
fs nS&lQNs!s BET burlbaft" bsmdd
ttesn2 (D.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
Meaenerattpm &Mflamb5.

Die 6Rnidi(dsn SIaaIem manner batsn
N. l&u1t(ds Gleld ldn8(t fn8sl'bsn,
tpsl&e RauniB unp etr aIte Grib bssinesn,
ale fs 6d - pu.9 elm St0d Dsute -
bon Rublono bt0immsn litben. in DE
Eb.ilun0 Yolsns su p,uiasn uni Rublonp
s,n 25w.nanlbsN ~ lbnlc6tn Dts
xal(utn Wlartu 1beuNa "|&amts" E@
pse B%ubsnNut6s. mic fe (41ssb, 10 lsbr.
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BIN rpo9te. Wunrnt@ (cu In 1929 nit
pttubsn. gnRlanp uno UranfrsI& In a.
btlm, CatubantIungen weasn pn Wtsters
buR:lunB pcl.ns as1rsten lstn ; uno Dr.
niRu S&ma3,nber9 efldrts In 1850, bab
Il Die Dtli pur@ fem. uncanfbarfth o.
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