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o6iv State pr6pssed for var 1t the time. No
answer was given to she note Of the President
Of Paraguay, and shortly essr Brazil COM
menced to invade the Banda Oriental This
was the cause OF war between Brazil and Para
quay. BY the aid of Brazil the rebel Flores
overthrow the regular government Of Uruguay,
was made It's chief, and became the ally Of
Brazil, leaving Paraguay alone to fight not only
Brazil, but the State for which she took up
arms also This is how the contest stands at
present, with the fortune of war varying, as the
late news informa us, from one side to the
other.
There may be some intrioacies in this matter
which we are not able to fathom ct present;
but if we may Judge from the tone Of the Bra
lillian press, which speaks Of the ''South Ameri-
can colossus Furnishing those insolent repub-
lics," and so forth, we cannot help suspecting
the declared motive for the war is not the true
one. We want light on the subject. We want
to know whether this 10 war against the re-
publican system of government or not Has
our Minister ct Rio Janeiro informed himself
and the government at Washington on this
question: Seeing 90 many monsrchical in
trigues on this continent, 1t is important we
should know.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NIBLO'5 GARDEN Broadway.-ARRAH PoGuE; OR,
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-MAcBErH.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-MYsrEREs or CAR
Zoo ABBxY-DIcE or DEATH.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-OrHxLL0-SoL.
bERs RsruRS-GOoD roR NorHING
IRVING HALL Irving place.-ARrExUs WARD AMONG
rus MORnOSs
WOODS MINSTREL HALL ga Broadway
8oNcs, DANCES, &C.-THx CHALLENGE DANcE-TALENr AP-
fRr0tArxD, 90.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs, 585 Broadway. opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHIorIAN SINGING DANCING &c.-
THs WINE CELLAR.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol Bowery-SMa-
rr0. DANCING, BURLEsouEs. 4c-EL NiNo EDDIE-SkR-
~ LEGACY.
MIssrRxisY-BALLnrs PANToNMrs, BURLxsouEs, &c.-THE
CoorERs: on, TaE MAGIC FLUTE.
BLiTz NEW HALL, TO Brosdway.-PALAcE or ILLu-
slOs-IraaNnD CANARY Observation-Disclosures, &c.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sls Broadway
Open from 10 A. M. till 10 NJ
Now York. Monday, September 4, 1865.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must Do handed
before ton O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
s,iaton among the enterprisng mechanics. farmers
merchants manufactures and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly. Advertisements in
sorted n the wELY HERALD will thus be seen by largo
portion OF the active and energetic people Of the United
9tataa
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TasAxRrcAL PaosPEMuY The theAres have oson oo'os
an extraordinary business during the past weok' w
have not accn single place Of amusement wn'cn nss
nol been crowded 70 It's utmost capacity Of aooommoos
lion. Al tbs Broadway the Kesns are having mme"s'
hoases being necessary TO secure places 70 Apply ~
lsask three days In advance. At Nloo's' barn.m -
OBI and New Bowery Woods ano 'no w..
s,rs, hall. tho same dosree Of prosperity y obi
sorvablo wo have no doub, that whom the othee
theatres o,en tbey will come in for an equally Largo
share Of patronage, for the influx OF strangers into
tho c,v ia enormous aud is likely 10 continue 30 tx
some weeks 70 como. On wednesday next Bsrnu" pens
hi, new Museum formerly the Chinese But ding, n
will DO found 80 far tho distribution Of space
oerned, q vast improvement, on the s,d ss.sblshmsns
wssck's. the olympic, the w1nssr Garden and Her
mann Also ANNOUNCE the assumption Of their perform
saoss next week. PC That by that time I'll the places y
snwsgsat y Ne metropolis vill % N laA slaaA
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RECONSTRUCTION m THE SoU1u.-One' Of The
best evidences Of reconstruction in the SoaEA
is observable in the movements towards reseoF-
ing railroad communications throughout u.
country. Capital is required for. this purposs. !
and the moneysd men Of the city Of New YOrk.
which 10 the chief financial and connsrcAnS
centre of the nation, are asked to exssna Ne
aid necessary to repair the old railways IN he
South, and 10 build nas ones. An appeal Of
this kind h seldom made to our enterpreing
capitalists in vain.
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evidence that railroad employees ere not 10
In .'tlessly perfect creatures that they would
anos>' to be by their testimony. and II was
Jury not sss-aid to do its duty. II declared that
ths victim was killed by the oulpable negli-
eence Of the conductor and engineer, and that
the president and directors were criminally
liable for mismanag sment, and authorized the
coroner to issue bis warrant for the apprehen-
sion OF conductor and engineer, president d.
rectors managers and all
That is the spirit in which juries must APP
proaoh these GASES, or there will Pc no END %
this style Of granddaughter. And qow' anos
the Long Island men and the Arrow uen are
all let of SO handsomely by the corcesrS
juries, what win the GRIND Jury dol II
obvious that it ought to 6nd bills against 81
these men for granddaughter, and put this ques-
Hon OF railroad massacre In ths way Of legal
settlement, so that people msy know whether
the persons to whom they submit their lives
are in any way responsible, or whether they
can kill them at viii and 60 free. This b
very important question just now. WIN the
Grand jury do its dutyf
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CATTLE ON THE RAMPAaE-The cattle disease
is creating intense alarm abroad. Here we
have different form Of the pest, but scarcely
less dangerous. No one can at present walk
the streets of New York or Brooklyn without
mourning the chance OF meeting his death
from the horns OF infatuated oxen. In our Sat
urdays paper there were accounts Of no less
than three accidents Of this kind, in two ofwhica
the results have either proved, or are likely to
prove, fatal--the third escaping frcm being
oIassed in the same category only by the shoot
ing down Of the animal by policeman. The
remedy In the latter case was almost a. bad ~
the disease, as the firing Of ball in crowded
street might have killed a. many @ II saved
The repetition Of pl.a occurrences 70 mates
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not only Of anxiety, but humiliation. q assuse
backwardness Of municipal organisation
which is reprosoh 10 our city. A stop must
be put to this driving Of cattle through the
public streets The butchers must be oom-
PEELED to remove their slaughter houses outside
the city limits. II the butcher interest," Is too
potential with the municipal authorities TO In.
sure this the Legislature must be appealed to.
The voice of the community has only TO make
itself properly heard to compel attention to its
wishes. What is wanted Is the construction Of
large absttoirs outside the city, on the Paris
plan Now that the cholera Is threatening us
with III advance double necessity has arisen
for immediate sstion In the matter. Until the
Legislature meets the city authorities have 1t
In their power to make temporary provision to
carry out these suggestions. Let them see to
1t that they are not neglected. or they will be
held responsible for the consequences.
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mouth of the river aud entirely commands
Montevideo, and II Is said that Immediately
after obtaining the lease she commenced to
erect formidable works of defence. Add TO this
record (and perhaps there are many others, Of
q secret character, that we are not yet informed
abouD the war of Brazil against the South
American republics, and we think there is the
strongest evidence Of matured and well un-
derstood design to sap the foundations OF re-
publican government on this continent
With regard to Brazil-especially In connec-
ton with this subject--the time has come when
this country should be informed % to the OBJ
ject Of the war Brazil Is an American Power,
and second on this continent, and our relations
with her have been very friendly. But If she
be a party to crusade against the re-
publican principle our relations with her
would be changed. How Is II that the very
man who frat made the trouble, and was the
cause of all this war-venancio Flores-has
now become the ally Of Brsxilf Flores was
a revolutionist, and commenced rebellion In
Banda Oriental. During the progress Of the
troubles this occasioned, and by The passing o.
troops from place to place, some Brazilian
contractors suffered, and appealed to their gov
eminent for redress or compensation. Brazil
demanded redress, but at time and under cir
cumstances when the legitimate President
Berro-could not afford II. In tho mean
time the Brazilian government was increasing
Its squadron in the river Plate. Shortly al
ul,jjps!um was sent 70 the Oriental government
and On invasion Of Brazilian troops threatened
AT this stage Of the difficulty Paraguay, per
ceiving the disastrous effects Of the Fiore
revolution, and fearing the design OF Brazl
was to conquer and annex Uruguay, made
formal protest, and said the invasion OF ID
Banda Oriental by Brazilian troops would be
| cause Of wsl Psragvyi Il sPPearss v@ VI
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Receipts OF Sales OF the New York Daily
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.


c,,,u p.ros-On Monday, April "a, at g.. AIMS
.hurch NV the Rev Thomas Gaiaudet, BENJAMs H. Gn-
,s of Hoboken ~ j., To MARY d. BARON, OF this cily
Id tossssTArem Thursday, April 20 ut 81 AIMS
,ss hr I,av Thomas Gsllaudet GEORGE w. HosnKR,
NJ d., TO Miss AGsE ~, e'oss' uA s""'" " 'T '
, Tatem both Of this city -, 90 a., proor,v,
ball m, -ndora T. Cuyl r. HsyKY II. HALL, of Troy,
K.rsV daughter Of Charles G. Keschum, Esq,
4 OF New York
McyTns.@HcCuMY. y re Newark, n. j., on Monday,
Anril 2l by the Rev. William b. Brown, Miitnm :.
McCLuNs Of this city, to EMEnErr MoC0lLY' OF ne '''
mer place. ILL.,, an Mordav April IL
at the residence Of the BRIDES ather by the hes 1T ~,
rvng W. d. SEARIs to MINNIE NORWOOD, boih OF 'h's
city. IN, ,..s nm wadnss-
day April 10, by the Rev. z. H. Batetie, nAS'-a
~C.IrsonAs. saturday April %, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev yonSs s
CHARIKs j. SMITH 10 ELzABEIH CALLiAGHAS, aA '" e-
ton Sussex county, England. me hv IN.
VREpENBURG-H -HnuEs-On Tuesday, April 10, " W. ~.
Rev. r. J. W. Buckland, Oliver VRyDs.hrko, OF o'~Aes
3 Island to Miss AMELIA A. Hill Ter, OF this CITY,
/ Philadeiphia papers please copy. 49, D.
WooD-ConARB- Tuesday, April 4, by the ksv.
DR. Helm OF Sing Sing, N Y, FERSAsDo Wo0D, Jr, V
Miss DELLA CoLLARD, both OF Croton Lake N \.
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Press Dcspntci,.

FoRTgE-s AoNHoE, April ~. 1896.
The steamers Atlanta, General Sc igves, Wilmington,
Kinghsher and Monterey sailed from here 10 day will
aggregate number Of about four thousand paroleG
rebel prisoners Of Lees army es rou Savannah,
Mobile and New Orcans
As these steamers got under weigh rebel band on
board the steamer Atlanta struck up the tune OF "pixe,
and they moved OF the harbor the rebel prisoners
gave cheer after cheer In token of the general jov "'
vadng the oniro at the speedy prospect OF ther
rotun TO their various homes after four years Of warning
against the constitution and its laws was sad com
men,ary the final weakness and instability OF their
cause that the United States government should furnish
transportation and subsistence to the remaining fragments
OF their greatest army in order to enable them 10 reach
IN homes
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Mr.. w. ID. McGregor's DesPatch.
HsApQuARTxe, AIay or The PoroAAc,
Anr,l ~ lS65

Mr.. w. ID. McGrcEof's Despatch.
HtADQuARrxin ARay or THE PoroAAc(
April -, 1850
Reports are current here tha, many of hay e
been found murdered in the vicinity Of houses gh
tho country; but Notwithstanding the stricies inquiries
have been made no confirmation of them be Oh
tained.
squadron Of cavalry however, has been sent out to
scour the country and to bring in prisoners who
found with arms In their hands whether claiming to
paroled not.
A delegation Of citizens from Danve came through
10 headquarters yesterday, with petition from the
presid and directors OF the Richmond and Dany lle
Railroad asking permission reopen their road saying
that nil the rolling stock Danvle and in good con-
diton.
The communication was telcgrsphed 10 General Grant
who replied that their request would be granted provided
they would take the oath Of allegiance The
retains the right TO akc possession Of the road any
time they see proper II is believed the cars on the route
will be running in two or three days, the track Ia
almost in ~ good order before Lees retreat
Il learned from these gentlemen that JET Davis
had beon in Danvc two three weeks since but
that he had lc and his present whereabouts Is unknown
to them.
number Of citizens appear daily the olce Of the
provost marshal at headquarters take the oath Of ac-
glance and return 10 their homes and property.
At the earnest solicitation Of citizens Of Farmve for
protection the Focth New York Volunteers have been
detailed az guard for that town. and will remain there
until things become settled.
The army still remains In the vicinity Of Burkesve
Junction. and further change viii be in lie dis.
position until ohcsl Ia received from sherman.
No troops from this army have gone towards him. - n
believed that he fully able look after Johnston
with the forces at present with him
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NEWS FROM MATAMoRos.

NKw ORtrASa April IS, 1900
Eatsmoroe advices TO the Sth inst are received.
Generals Cortna and Meuza represented As having
about three thou-and men. n
General Bsja has sent mperislst force against
them
His expected ths, the liberals will attack Maiamoros
soon. iL
Communication has been stopped for two days between
Bsgdad and Naamoros by order Of General HejIa who
has directed the troops Of his command TO be placed
along the road to clear II Of guerllss
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Ban FrANtIsco, April "a, 1e65
The Monitor Camancho will return to the hsrbor from
the Ware Island Navy Yard In few days, and remain
hero for the present
Sailed, Pacific mail steamship Golden City, for Panama
with mails and passengers and ss9, 900 in treasure Of
which sol3, 900 goes 10 England
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Testimonial to the Lincoln Family.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIKI HERALD.

have just placed my upon the list OF subscrib
ers 10 the monument which IL is contemplated TO erect
10 the memory OF murdered President and while
writing my name upon the scroll the though occurred to
me that while showing feeling Of appreciation for the
dead the living ought hot 10 be forgotten, and though
do not know what wealth, If any Mr. Lincoln may have
before his elevation the Chcf hagstracy
of our 30 ntry e, pretty certain that he could not
have accumulated much since and thereiore suggest
that responsible parties propose the raising, py
Mrs Lincoln I'll will be tribute thai feel sure MI
Jiueop would smile upor could he view The Offering
from the sp rit land ove apG for more in accord
ance with his we known modesty than soTied urn or
bust. however beautiful the art Of the sculptor
nait M. q them W. W. D.
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PAPER IN CAISvoRyrA-The cotton crisis has as might
have been expected severely tried the paper trade In the
countries bordering the Pacific The great number oil
dustrious and frugal community In these paris having
Japan the idea has the Calfornisns
local paper manufactures are totally 10 supply
the large amount Of the article consumed In the country
there being only three paper mills In existence there
without any prospect Of speedy increase Of their num-
ber while the call for paper ID becoming daily moro
pressing or the three paper mills above alluded 10 one
makes paper for journals and for packing the secono
only straw paper and the third has only JUST
gun but cannot work all the year rcsnd for want OF
Sufficient supply Of water The San Francisco newspa
per alone absorb $3.50 600 worth Of paper per anrup
and nearly all the paper used on the coast OF the
Pacific, from Mssatsn 70 vctori. and including the
whole Of California Oregon, Ncvsds and the sandwich
Islands sent from san Fnciso9 which generally gets
II from New York and Boston, where II is very dear
Now China and Japan nsauacore an incaculaole guam
|y OF paper which nuht be easily sent over 70 San
Francisco at much Leg cost than " could como from
New York Chinese paper though different from that
America vcvy good, smooth and strong taking the
Impression Of type beautifully, and not transparent
greatest defect tS not being very white, owing 10
66ine made Of tho hires OF the bamboo and mulberry
tree Again. its size s too small serious drawback
OF newspaper printing especially In America Blu
n European paper machines were introduced into China
Al some spectators talking Of doing the sury tha
= mIeht be drawn from that country would smy sufc,
for ali present calls aud those In the (utfe for many
years TO come. --Golonani's Messenger,
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Tho Fire I'm broadway.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

I'VE" HV'Ht TfPTI HoV"
In your issue Of this morning you notice fro at 4i2
broadway The fire not in building but in ths
next which should be No. 4lO improperly numbered
|dIo COUGuIAN. DTTMARS A. Cn di9 Rroadwav.
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-- soatnern, and 400 do. Canadian at the annexed

The wheat market ruled very quiet, but have
especial chang, TO In prices The sales very
tight being confined to 0OO bushels 81 rs for winter
red Western aud 81 IS for white Michigan. RI was
dull and we have no sales of consequence to report
Barley and barley malt dull, aud prices were
nominay unchanged. The market quiet, but
idy with sales of 900 bushels yellow at 81 3s
81 40 and old mixed Western ut 81 A. Oats la
limited quest rnd scarcely finn at 62c. s3c fo
anada, s5c. SIC. for Jersey and Pennsylvania, and
Soc for Western
CoTrcN.-under active spinning and speculative
demand the market decidedly hrmcr, sales having
been effected OF nIding ut prices representing ad-
of fully l0c. per pound over last quotations
the market closing very strong, with upward ten
dency; sales 4, 900 bales We quote:--
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The Cadets OF Tempcra nee.

At special meeting OF Williamsburg section Caoets OF
9Tcmpernce held on Friday evening, April II, for the
Of expressing their regret at the nations Gala
/ mty The following resolutions were unanimously
adopt d.
Re- OIL ed That in the death Of Abraham Lincoln freedom
has lost champion ana numsniy irenu tat .ns s.oy
ory and that te nchoy Of his death
viii never be referred but with the keenest emotions OF
anguish and regret ,. -
have MOI yo called upon 10 take part In public affairs
bu looking with hope to the period when the pry
isgs and OF American citizens will be ours
s vii, strive to the bright example OF Washington
the Father his Country who never told lie anu oi
iinooin It's SAVIOR with malice toward none and charity
Nfor ann =, ,..,. - a., ,..u.., ...s -
tenaer our earnest heartfelt sympathy but offer bet
than that the friends Of liberty
and Justice ali the world weep with thc'o thong, re-
noYrd from lie will eternlly crown OF glory a
Tho rgt hs nd OF God though deprived OF his per
send nresrnce words that he uttered and the deeds nc
will in the memory and affections o
4 the American people \, 49,
Resolved That tie charter OF our organization De o,"
IN mourning the members wear an appropriate badg
for thirty days. =, ~. ~. .,o...
Alonzo Foster, Stephen Maslin
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FORTRESS MONROE, April q, 1865.


I'll p Ashland, loaded with troops from New
York, ashore on the 18th inst at Oregon Inlet,
and was reported in distress The steamers North Pon'
and Pronetheus sent from here 10 her assurance
and succeeded in saving all the troops, who were anded
safely at Roanoke Island. The Ashland has fve feel OF
sand and feet Of water in her hold and lies 10
very precarcus condition. The Captain reports That he
secrcd from Barnegat south half cast and arbates DIS
misnor 20 hls eoinpasses being out Of order st-eri
pumps and other wrecng : i,,g.. hrr r'en SCH 70
savn tic vcee.i Fia .iaer rris oou.l govern
rert .t.Hr I'D. 81 fNt
I.. ago. Ila
t. 90 f..i rceisi' es
a..H. $3.50. ...a fN..Ir. ..rrr fr-. even ant
I.I tr...u Ferf.. .H.,. setting, fyNo-i
der G1rty-i.. iushe. tAiry-s1 iucn stroSe nnd Was
1l4 G~r Al ocesn steamer Nc.l ite hope IS ca
tar.atD,I OF Ia. in. Nrr.
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EEETImos OF coNDolEMcE.

Union General Com mittee'
Al speciu meeting OF the Constitutional Union Gene
raj Committee held at Masonic Hall, in East Thirteenth
street, the following preamble and resolution vert
offered and unanimously adopted
In the providence OF God the Honorable Abraham Lincoln
our te Chile! Magistrate and head OF this great nation
now Words inadequate to express the depth o
feeling demise has occasioned In view OF the suddeI
and solemn Termination Of his earthly becomes
duty country ourselves our families and TO o
future nation, to paya proper respect 70 MS memory
therefore, - a.. -,
the and this organization
the usual badge OF mourning for the period OF thirty
days testimonial of respect for deceased executive
oacer likewise that take part In the funeral ceremonies
OF inst, and that copy OF the foregoing, with
letter coincidence be sent to the family oil deceased AZ
token of our respect and esteem.
JOHN r vOORHIS, President pro tenn.