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Where the Friction Ia.

"A vigorous organization In behalf OF economy
and clean streets Is the Citizens Associauun q,
which, With soms tendency to employ tho exec .
tionabiu methods OF lncrs political organizations,
has already accomplished great work IN calling
attention TO the details Of the vii any by which
corInorant politicians have amasscd fortunes q, ths
expense OF the public. Commercial.
just SO, II IL were no, for TIA, 'tendsnev 10
employ tho sxceptionsbs methods Of mere polit-
icsl organizations" the Citizens Association might
count upon tho most hearty And cordial endorse.
ment OF the Sun. It's programme Is just rigbt,
The work winch u proposes to do IL exactly what
the Son b" been fer years llborng diligently to
effect. But the COMMERCIAL IN ust be OF poor u,sm-
DRY II II has forgotten how often ,he people OF ths
city have teen hoodwinked aud deceived into ,he
support OF political factions under precisely the
same gAro which u admits this "CiIzsns' Associa.
'ion'' wears. Time after time this same bal, Of
municipal reform has been offered to the pubN,.
INST ss 1t iS now proered, but the people have been
50 ohsn deceived by IL that they are very ,usnie.
ious when the familiar refrain is chauted, lie, ,bs
Citizens Association cast aside It's political cloak.
and as'ure the public that It IL honestly devoted tn
municipal reform and nothing else, and tho SIN
Will gladly extend to (! the right hand 0, f.lIow.
ship.
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New llrOnnis.

" We nay Judge by the oriers already issued
by 'Jlle'tor kISs and Naval OH or Oprlr. hs
Custom House eioskS win no longer end their
respective positions such snecures As they have
leu IN tie past A recent order reou,,s .,,rv
enp''y' to h1'sh up Tie work Of his de.,. each
uS'' ~ enforcing tlla regulation tie new Col.
lo''or anu Navsl Oacer will do more toward.
iel4laiHg the 1uIinsss Of merchants than Could
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Cattle Market,

BulIs HEAD, Sept. II. 1865
B,eres. Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather and the very liberal supply OF stock on "a
business a. the 44th street yards opened very lively
on Monday, and advance Of from l. to ,.c on N,
rates Of Last week was readily effected several Al. a.
being made at lsSEi9c, the latter, however, beips
an exceptional figure only being ohtaino for one lot
OF really beautiful Kentucky steers, This state of
affairs continued until about noon when. inforus.
ton being received by the butcher. that lot Of 70
Government cattle we're to be sold At auction in that
vicinity, trade Tell OF rapidly and prizes receded 10
the scale Of las, weeG Al the Iioydrnment ale ihe
cattle we're cold In lots Of I'VE pricos y1-ying from
80 " TO ~ - per cst Ihis latter prira uas nm.
satisfactory, however, and after dtpo,lnp ot n head
tue SAFE wa. ,topped untl neat Monday morning No
csh dIoycz beine received today aud tLe t,,, lon
over from M0adar heiag qulcklv dIsnosad Of ,hs
market has pIesehtei decidedly abandoned appear
ance,
Sdssp. and Llnbs-stin cOntinu. to ruls hlqh,
prces OF tue former ranging fom IA - ,,his tLs
latter are in acve demand Al glI NAV ,,,,nt psi,s
are quoted a. ~ Nael SO, And lamb .kins Al iuvs
| 81 esch. - @-
Goes al Calr,s-The make, 70, ,o,s cav, co,.
unues nnn- u nb, uiiss inquiry, while common
TODD .......,.... ..,,....... sgsg ~
Common TO medium. ...... lSI ~ ~
Prime calves per ib..,....... ''''''S-I1SsHS
Good veal calves per 10. ''''''''' ,t3
Common veal cAiyes per htad. ia
tilsklhs' ''.'.,, .-', 's''.,,.,,.......,. .yayg
GiHss caves per neal ',..,,,........ $500
.SriHS Owing 20 the urrea,cd ,c ia, 4, III,
branch Of the market prces rue tuII yer nonnd
hsAer ihSh last quoted AMI Stand to-la, a. ioliovs
Cou-fet live .i......................... n ,,aX
'''..f-'''''',,,lb AlOjs
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y AAThh.

,sCi,ARK-At Piermont on Monday morning, Sept
il yo-ephlne Curtis, daughter Of Ellen n. anl l..
The iuneri service. vii i.f X T Osce a,
on Wednesday, sept. ~ At u o'clock Tue relai ives
and friends Of the family are respectfully Invited to
at.end, without further notice. Cas- leave Jersey
Civ, via Northern X. X. Of Ser jersey. at g.l6 AN
Station. ygI
COUGHLAN-John Coughlan. .sei 10 ye.r, son
way, IL and.
his friends are respectfully invited to attend the
iuhera, from hi. late ie.dence, ~ Railroad ave,
Jeney CITY, Al ~ o'clock 10
d, DON0HAR-On Monday. Sept. II, amer ashort
Illness, Denis Donohar, native OF the Iarish u
S,ast!emah0n' Co. Limerick, Ireland, In the GJd
HIS relative, and friends are invited TO attend the
unelI on Wedhetiav' sept. ~, from his late fesi
Cemetery. lid
GRA1-Ihe beloved son Of John and Jane Gray,
aged months and days
The friends OF the family are respecth1lv invited
70 attend the funeral, on ", dnesdAy ~ 4 o'cIocS,
4. H., from IA East 2lst at. no
GREGG--On Tuesday morning. Michael jres, .
natlVo OF Go. Cork, Ireland aged ~ years
The relatives aud friends are rvspp,fnlIv invited
N attend the funeral. this tWednesd-vi altsrnoor
a. O'clock from his late residence, ~ Caniu us
HlGGlNs-on TUESDAY, sept. 10, Patrick Higgins
lie remains will Ia taken from his late resi-
dence' 10 second ave, to the ChnJch Of the Nbtyty
and those OF his nephew, Michael Mcioysrn. a 10 10,
rpeCuuiy invited 10 attend. gsI
MI kkAi-Or Tuesday, April 10, 1865, Daniel T.
rho funeral viii take place from hi. late residence,
~ Naiion street this "wednesday! afternoon, at
o'clock, without further notice. Is
PLRki-On sunday evening Sept. II, after n
III months and IL days
rhc friends ana scluantances Of the family are re-
,pectiuly invited u attend the funeral this tMrd-
no'.a. Afternoon at O'Clock, irOln his late resi-.
deuce, - Bruo,nes.. lbs
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Hour ald Grain

Flour active AID better Ne qIo te SUPER.
W. stI'' tT.Slo. u. .r 1T. d. A. - 5OAss 50;
""'A'A HA"' wv s'-sss-S ~ e9aT - shipping
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Tho Hay Marie i.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

truckers Charms of Youth fer the TOM
perion AKIN and teeth. Price One Dollar per Bott
henuisctured a. the Laboratory, No so Sixth ave-,
cor. o. W St sold by all Drug gsts and by y. A.
LoVeloy, wholesale Assent. % Fulton at ~. Y. $50
Grover IL Bnker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and 1ock Stitch sewing Maehines 4g5
Broadway, New York and yS6 Fulton street Btook-
lyn. 81
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. G25 Broad-
way, y. v. $40
IIswc sewing Machine Company. No 8o9
Broadway, n. Y. ELIAS HOWE. Jr.' Pre.iieIi.
AGENTS wanted. ia
Gilt, Pearl and steel Buckle--Two,
Three, Five 20 Twenty Dollars earh. Tor sac b. a.
7, Allen AIS Broadway, door below Cauh,' 40
The Improved " sIost', Elliptic sewing
Machines, 65I Broadway. Agents wanted. \. II.
supee. az
sleeve Buttons and Studs-Sew styles -
Two Three, Five, Eight, Ten. TO seventy ave Dol
lars s,et; FOR Sale by q. &. Allen, AIS Broadway,
door below Canal It. 40
Gilt tombs-New StyIcs-Just Received
nom Paiis, rive, Eight Ten to fhirJ Dollars oach,
for sale by q. C. Allen, Ii5 Broadway, one door lclov
Canal II. l2J
Fsns-Paris Fans Elegant styles just
received, Three, Five, Elght 70 Forty Dollars each.
for sale by q. q. Allen, as Broadway, one door elov
Canalst ll9
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onio IS fssss 50 ST. Louis Extras, at eli soss4
"a sIsde. ofCsnsds EItrs at 81 Goal ~ and good
Gram. The vb.st 1890 cia.st. r,,. e,,,.,
10 ie better Chicago SPRING being quoted at sl 81
CiahoV Ml.suhee G ub st 81 JsaSl ~ Amber
N,uu u Olesl 62 Ami er Western, 81 s3as1 50.
nuu.ss-Are heavy AMI not 20 active, Western being
quo el o. bSs56c, and Ohio Al SIC.
BirHK-ie more srtive and firm at 81 is for state,
snn ~ a, ] 81 Tor Cansds West
xt,o,n-Ihts market IL without decided change,
VIC y unsound NJ quoted at s2k 80, and sound
hned Wsstefn at 0, ae1.
The Hay Market.
-n NEw Y0EE sept. T., 1855.
~. hsy market il qri.t, a. y'I.,, foi : q ~ at
re All los.
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DENTlSILsN.

A BEAUTIFUL SETT OF TEETH, e
u 10. superior gold, silver ana lone dll' q
ets, eni up~AriN Extracting without pam, II
sixth ave, near ZS:hst
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EIXTURES, GOOD WILL AND r.

EcoLd-hahd clothing ard Turn. tnIe st1ru tu.. q
sOoi sand To- any business. In4uiIo at H., IL,
ave, near Goth o.
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MI hhItl.l, DENTIST, gOi BKUAu,.
,eo,h o sqth L-kubber iet Of teeth, d 10 I,
gwen Sy u a. ri'ver Or rubber, -. S.yoIs ozidI
b tr " ~ nulely new proco g. IanT d lT1
ee1ts once hOAn til 6EP NJ.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

A BAKERY TO LEASE FOR . YEtr
A Bakinf IS barrels. Rtutsl5 anon
cor Ci1'on s'e. and Dcu:a'a d. R'oo< %
AN OLD-ESTABLtSUED GROCERY Z
"a liquor stors iog s.ie do.nrG eoot .... ~.
reasons given for sel!iu' out rraf aIla.r. r
must = e sold this day. CAL at5s1 llnt at,. go
Slst and sd II.
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FOR SALE-A NICE DINING SAIL
Il OF si3p wcsts'.; possession g!yel hamg.. a
Inquire on the premises
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h NH SALL-R bVhil'lNG HtlN \
- bnf-roonl, with year. lease, couvcl.,.t
central Railroad D,pot. Inquire AZ loo Lei.I 81.
the premises.
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t..,ai- ~ hbt "a ~ lhAlLlliN -
sIehthcAiIy ~ eDlTed and adinIata,sted i.l
eN'Iacton OF teeth WI hOut D 10, No s,I
henhemhef TIE No. 3l5 SIKH ave. ., "a door
a. Dr. g. EVANS, DuGti-t. Gu' Ia so...
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MOST WONpERFUL DlSCnYrl
! SET OF TEElH, WIN or VIM

extracting the roo 5, IS, SIS, SlJ.O4I5, an
Ianted the les, Aching teeth extracted vi
pan, or hllei with gold or other lll,ugs. Z
~, Aied or whitcne1, 30. 10 al each b, ~. J.
Lths,JY BoneIy, monty opposlte Tho Old Nm
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AUCTION NOTICES.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD,

AZ nI.urs-kiCiiAkD FIELD, auctioue.,
board nr house, No. s. Jane Il, n \. lei.u1r
dinilg-roon .eta bedsIoids, teddibs, blank.t. al
spfesd., croctery ware, s'ove', d.. BY o-lu. Il
DOODY, attorney for Mortgoacc
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)AwNBROKrlVS SALE ms Il

JANIS AGAR Auc''rn.Hr viii s,. e. .
BOwery, 4JV lots Of a q, ueT.lo and ut,r q,
lfo, ~ snd wool shawl, uud re- GtLes, rho, .. .
hlankets, boot. fhoes tes-, p.iors al
o'her goods. by order OF T.. GANIl. q,
street.
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DAMNBROKEK's sALE-TIls nAN

WEAVER, Jr, " ny s'll " t'. sails .Y
9th ave, at 1 O'Clock, q good assortment v, ff.l
soodH, worthy the attention q d,usrs y. o..
q. CT uIuP, L. r., 255 Eat 18TH It. W. o.
toter ID.
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FOR SALE-A TAVERN, IL PATlg,,

u v - one 81 the teat places IN The w. o.
rra'ols ri'en ipr selma gu. tt'l 90 g.. trp., o.
Otnsrrrs 81, Paterson, Nj. NA. S'DtT. .l.
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A SET OF TEETH INSERTED "

CIV ithout eItracting The loots, trom ~.
suloIlof uold, silver ard bone h.lng.
WJ !ut pam. JOSEPH DUDIN, Dentis,.
l5th 81, near "a ave.
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NEATLY FITTED Up BTWII

h1onse, WITH Hnr Tar attlchrJ. Tor ~ m =
on easy terinr. Also hotels LluoT tju-U,. d,
AUS, conce salo a. supper fU0Hu. re .f ....
and secondhand iufuiture stores ArpU %
~, NY.
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h, DRAKE, 1875 CANAL STREET lAT
- ss sst OF teeth On 81 yer at 81 to ti5;.n XII
N, l siS SeItlolh seh 81 cents pc tun,h ~
WI, " W Eoiu' p0Ae cement on othei h,hl.A ?.
per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17
Laws Of wisconsin.

l,art = DO If E.,r4r7f, ar ,-.,., "a. - X
~, i "a ,l,~,- - tS.,l..z-,r 49,,
III -.
= ~ :
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y sS''
= 10 y ie't"i's" - ply lie sA"-i also
., "a e''ei - I4e assess ~ en6 Io''S'
80 - $500 49, Sn'ii7 ma oe'1i'
- = = ~ "a - l's'
:. 80 -o,.,, 'SH,'ol YAK f'oo'os-'' ''''1
- e'ie o0afd o. supervisors 81 any
ss.ss s..- ~ L1Ass sesslillsss1 .AaS
. u co'''''E - o. s0i'ooI '''A
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TO. and sneb corrected ,.,In.,,io, sf,,ll
there ta. H., taf.o., - +f,o tr,, - -
s.l..h rn,5 r5,a;,art,-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

zE- Conceal Ete--. captured t- or
troops in North Carolina. has taken the
oath ut Fort Delaware. He i a son IF the
'.original secessionis-," Robert Barnwerl
Rhett, and brother of the editor Of the
Charleston Nercuv. Oat Of seven hun
dred rebel officers il the Fort oil buttAi-
teen took the oath
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

Eartherp zvirre valuation
TlaxS pounds, s.tlu1fion.
, Flax $ eed.;-t ,sllels, ,aluation.
Il Grapes; f3ssa IDS, -yaiuation.
Honey pounds, valuation.
Hay acres tons. valuation.
Hemp pounds valuation,
Hogs on hand number, valuation.
Hogs slaughtered: number, valuation.
Horses and lpeles numJes. valuation
Iron castings; valuation.
Iron; pig, pounds, valuation.
- l7iuseeet-efi; e.Hiiens, valuation.
leather; vaiGaJiNn.
Lumber sawed; feet, valuation.
lead snlef ei valuation. -
Lead raised; ghlUation.
Leaden manufactures, shot &c; Vaiua-
ton.
Map!e.spSari pounds, valuation.
Maple sugar moiasses; cations, yatua-
iton.
Oats /, acres. bushels, valuation,
Paper; reams and pounds, valuation.
Potatoes acres. tushels. valuation.
Rye; acres, bushels, valuation.
Sorghum; acres.
Sorghum molasses; gallons, valuation
Sorghum sugar: pounds, va luation.
Shingles: number Of thousand, valua
tf5n
Sheep and lambs on baad; number,
valuation
sheep and lambs slaughtered number,
valuation
Tifnothv and . her grass seed; bushels,
yaina ti5n
Wood and willow ware; valuation,
Wagons ana carriages; number yalua~
ton
Woolen ftbr5es wards valuation
WAeat acres, bushels, valuation.
Whisk1v: gallons, valuation.
Wine gallons, valuation.
Wool: pounds, valuation
-entiaued next week -ut
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

from Rev T. Newton Brown. p. n, Editor Of the In
eEcionnaia = Religious Know ledge, and Christina
tlraase.e. Ihlaaell liza.
Although ot disposed ~ favor or recommend ras
ent Medicines in neral. tircgeH Cistiust 81 their
'', tents and elects yer Know If 10 sufcieut Iea
--..- 3E man may not testify to the benefits he
..-tF.s H-H.7et 20 lave received from any sirarle
PREF Grafton IN he hope THAT he may thus cuutrlute 10
'Hr sretit % % rs do this readily in rCgarH
70 il"#Nana~ German Btt,rs. prepared ~ Or. c II
1acAs1', 90 tins city, because prvjUGced aga -nst
".la r many years, under the inpre,s-on thai ffrv
'-ig t-lt iiA an airo Gle meNUre am indebted fcs
my friend, Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the J.. lov.9
"' t-~ I'JAare by PROPER tests and To- caeoSragc-
"'t 't Try iAl4t WHEN suffering q en- Erras IsnE
-i.--r" .ehi'f- Bee use o. three bottles q .Lets
..'5rE~ 40 te beginning # fhe pres, y,a- vas rc
.' rt tt evident Reset and restoration TO 5rcrtecf
bodily and mental ysECr which had 10 g. Tor sfy
months before, and had almost desrared or rerarIpe
therefore thank God and my friend for diT,rtr ~
% l.'c Use CT them. J. NEWTON BROWN Ihi.a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

Ia EloTss arc n progress In North
Carolina, both by The late rebels and the
tn'en.>ts. ta restore that State 70 peace
-at respect Ter civil law.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor ofBaptist Chur,h
Germantown, Penn -
Dr. a. NJ Jackson Dear Sir 90 Personal ,rrsrf
cree enables uc Z" that regard fhe German I,-
'srs prepared by you IS most excellent medicine
in cases Of severe cold and general Debility have tecs
ar ally Neutht'd ty the use q The BtterS and doubt
not laey VIII pTndrce similar ELECTS On ctfs--
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOi PHI.
Germantown, r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

Il IS rrcphasied the coming suuner
WI bc he ho..As. = 81 vea-s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

NEAT. oJICK, CIEAPr
At the Tribune Office, Mineral Point
This-st1hl'sansens has larger and better as SORT
MEET q Pr1Dttrs Asa-tsl .tsr a-v ether otsce n
uesstr. 0-tsoc-S-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

National Dehts aud z. 6, Sseeks.

=
The creation of national debts is not a
'mojern 15-even1cnt. ibusthe ability Of
great nation to provide Tor grea, deIt.
am make it the most eonvenient and best
form Of personal property isa modern
wonder Thodebt Of G~eet Britain was
begun by raising million sterling by
loan in 1893 and when her great contest
with Loais- w. was terminated, the debt
had reached fifty millions Many statcs~
men and economists were then alarmed
at tho great burden which had been i'm
pased uron the industry Of the country,
las when the war OF Austrian succession
had swelIei this amount eighty millions,
Nacaulay says that historians and orators
pronounced the case to be desperate But
when var again broke out and the na>
tional debtva rapidly carried up to one
kindred and forty millions, men oftheory
ard business both pronounced that the
fatal day had certainly arrived David
Hume said that, although, by taxing its
energies to the utmost, the country might
possibly i've through It. the experiment
must never be repeated ,-eyen 4 small IN
crease might be fatal Granville said the
na,.oa m0st s'ak uEder'Ss nniess some
portion ct the load WAS aerhe by Ameri-
san Co$on'es, ana the atte'nrt to impose
thEz load produced the |aroi revolution,
and .nste..a o. atal1als/'|Rg, added anoth-
er hundred ni-iioA to the burden again.
s.'Ts AiaoaaiaE' was f''&ia"d gwen over
'' - '','Sl '','''S .,'''''
'-. ~ - '',' 80 ~ "F
al o-eo".5 vars - l2io' ''''7 oe9' AAI
'@e.' e.4a'' ~ . - 8 s''''..-'o@i7 sun. o
49, = ',''''',,''S ~ '''''
1870 80, : :
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rI...737 - -.
&C.
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FOR 8 Ale

LALEhL = a>IEELNCEi. co0sis !7r O A
good ta story frame ti ding situated Of mi .
50 e he eer 7f .hs city Of Mineral Poiat There
are two s7t sized lot, WIKI front Of 200 feet and
dep r Of 80 feet
Upon the PEE discs are good Cistern a good well
aass many vasl bearing i1lsi. trees it'll shrulbery
=
Fer particulars address Mrs. STEPHEN THOMAS
Mineral Point. inquire Of her &C sAs place tGme-
date rsrsses~ss1 IS i'll be given.
.tpE.i L 1s56 ISf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-05-17

rs. very respectfully. / II KFNNAED.
Eighth below Coates Street, hiladeIplI,.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
sensiEoae.aa .asoo,s,t d. Aga,rs :. Ms.,eo

u dgo asz WASHINGTON, Oct. IT.
From semi-oficial intelligence just received
from Mexico it appears that more than 1000
Austrian troops LEFT Jalapa and Perote to sur
prise the forces under the Liberal General
Alatorre, but instead of succeeding were them
selves surprised and most completely beaten
by their enemies, leaving in their hands 600
prisoners and all their artillery, consisting of
five cannon, and, in fact, everything, for the
other 400 were either killed. wounded or scat
tered f1AteszAs3t & ~ ~
In G5lada' ajara on the occasion of trial for
the abuse OF the President, the people made a
great demonstration of republicanism. More
than HOO by their voclferations, Obliged the
public accuser to be silent, and took from the
court the accused and the defence, bearing
them in triumph all over the city, when large
crowds Joined them in teasting the rescued
witness, whose alleged crime consisted of at
lacking the Emperor.
In the State of Oaxaco the Liberal uprising
is general, including all the Misteca, the coast
OF Tchauntspec and all the Canada and
Tierre. 5r4af
Gen. Diaz, who, it is known, made his es-
cape from Puebla, where hewas kept pFis-
oner in Jail by the French, is now at the head
OF the instruction IN Oxaca. The fact of his
being one of the bravest and most enterpris-
ing Generals of the Liberal army, gives to the
movement IN that State, where his influence is
prominent, an Importance which the Imperial
lists can no longer conceal. aa fsh
The Republicans now hold the States of To
basco and Chihas and very large portions of
Oxaca, part Of Puebla and Baeurs; all that
which is designated as the South, which COM
prises the State of Guemez, not excepting Aca-
pulco and the Huasteera; neaily;if not quite,
all Of Tamaulipas, one part of San Luis, chief
ly orValle del Maize, the districts of Leonada
and Matehuala, the entire States of NueYo
Leon and Cerahula, excepting their capitals
something of Durango, Chihuahua and Sinaloa.
and nearly all of Michoacan, &c, besides three
sections Of country which they control. They
have great many bands of guerrillas swarm
ing in Palasco, Colina, Leurateeus and Guano,
without mentioning TERRA Callent in the
daring gu.rrillas Augalde and FraSoza. who,
with l 900 well mounted men, are everywhere,
and are always stronger when they are repre-
sented as destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
The Recent EIect;on.

The most reliable returns show the follow
ing results: SO aa5 IS .sa5
In Pennsylvania, the correct returns from
about of the State give 17,Io7 Union
majority. The total majority cannot be less
than $4,000.
In Ohio, the latest footings put Cox (Union)
24,s63 ahead. The Secretary OF the Union
State Committee estimates his total majority
at about 2S,OOO 1t seems to be the general
opinion that Cox's letter on the separation of
the Southern negroes from the whites had
about the effect predicted by distinguished
statesman who said when he read it: "There
are 10000 Union votes gone"
In Iowa, on the other hand, Gov, Stone
tUnion) runs nearly 5000 behind the rest of
the ticket (which is elected by 10000 majority
in consequence, it is stated, ofhis bold advo-
cacy Of negro suffrage.
In Indiana, where there were only county
elections, the Union men gain in nearly every
county, while in many the Democrats made
no contest at all.
There is redeeming fact connected with
the recent vote in Connecticut 1t is this:
The same question was voted on in 1857, and
we find that there was then 1878 majority
against it, which has now been reduced to
e65O. AT This rate o few more years will bring
Connecticut all right.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-18
New YoRK. Oct. ~.

4seN NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
Z The Second great ocean yacht race Of the
season, between the yachts N. b. Palmer and
Henrietta, was decided this afternoon, the la.-
ter vessel being declared victorious The
yacnts sailed from the buoy, at Sandy Hook.
at l.45 on Monday morning, strong north
westerly wind blowing at the time, and the
sea being SO rough that it was impossible for
b. Palmer. $500 - - -
This vessel was slightly ahead at the start,
and she l kept the lead for some time Be.
Tween osaa ~. ana O'Clock, violent gale carried
atoms. a4 - =
. III, The yachts passed Barnegat Lighthouse at
Light; and, at S.2S the same evening. the
Lightship off Cape May was reached, the Hen
rletta being SIX minutes ahesd of the N. B. Pal
mer. At $40 on the ensuing morning. Barne-
gat Lighthouse was reached: and tie Hen
rietta passed the buoy Oh Sandy Hook at five
minutes past one O'Clock this afternoon, about
twenty-one minutes ahead of the COMPETING
vessel.