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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
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President Jgarex Still at Ei ssas0 on the
s6fh or Sc ptcmber--Contrsdic or the
Lutest Imperial Rumor OF His Aban-
donmcnt or the Country, &c.
WAsGsGros, Oct IS 1865
Positive Information hss betn received here that Press
dent Juarez at III Paso An the state oil chahuaiia
the Goth Of september As the time required for com
mcation with chihuahua is twenty days, the declara
zion of Maximlan dated the I'd Of October, that the
which President Juarez Upheld had been aban'
doned and that had departed from bis native SOIL .
believed TO be true nor Is il credited in diplomatic
circles that Juarez has sanctioned has been stated
the Imperial Mexican Express Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

TIE MEXICAN QUEsTIoN.-The Daily NeUs
Of this city, which supports the administration
on general principles and opposes Its specific
measures, says that while Macmillan is
sweeping the republican element from Mexico
by proclamations, fire and sword, "our gov
eminent remains reticent, inactive, undemon-
sirative, apparently reckless Of The conse-
quenccs Of its apathy Mr.. Secretary Seward,
on the other hand, who ID supposed to
know something Of the affairs Of the.
Department Of State, ssys In reference
10 republicanism in Mexico, al am suso
that this important interest hes never been lest
sight Of by the President Of the United Ststes
for single moment, and expect We shall see
republican institutions wherever they have here
tofore been established throughout the Ameri-
can continent speedily vindicated, renewed
and rcinvigorsted." speedily" Il TIA word,
and surely Mr.. Seward would not use II here
upon . mere presumption, or - tub TO the
whale. We take IL that tho administration In.
tends TO vindicate tho Monroe Doctrine, and
that Macmillan Is speedily to leave the
country. His recent DISCRIMINATING pronuncio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

II is the general opinion among those who should bs
posted that coal must soon reach even lower po nt
The prices OF July however, will hardly b. reached
during the winter.
TIM CRY RAILROADS. AND rHs OBSTRUCTION THE
STREETS "A number of merchants doing business in
Greenwich and Washington streets will hold meeting
to-day eleven O'Clock, NJ Che City Hall. for the par
pose Of mcmoriazing the proper authorities 70, the
removal the railroad tracks from tho streets in tho
lower part of tho CITY, the OF which, they complain
Ia obsructng tho transaction OF business IN that locality
TIE LOIS OF InE ArLANTA-Mr David Drexier, one
o. the saved passengers board tho in fated steamer
Atlanta desires tho statement that tho vessel
broke into three parts-hu and decks. The hull res
NAMED entire while the decks broke up. There vera
thfco and child on board Persons wishing
information from Mr. Drcxlor 1nd him n lib North
Second street, Philadelphia J
An OFFICER BADLY BEATE5 A SALOON KxsvsR -
ofccr Hanord Corby OF the Tenth precinct yesterday
Afternoon while In the saloon of julius Brcchman No
% Columbia street, became engaged in disputs with
the proprietor and badly beaten BY the latter the
head with club Giving scvcrc wounds Hcws
taken 10 tho Thirteenth precinct station house, and Dr
Smith dressed his wounds after which hc conveyed
tho New York Hospital Tho assailant. together with
Herman Boland. who il also implicated in the assault
arrested by officer Mullen or the Thirteenth pre-
cinct and locked up Brcchtman states that the occr
Who In cit zans attire, into the saloon some
what Intoxicated aud asked for liquor II refused
him. aud he then drew pistol and that hen he struck
him with the club
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
CITY Intelligence.

FIsTY-PouR THOUSAND Tons OF Coat AT AUCTION
PRICES LOWER. Thirty thousand tons OF Pttston
coal and twenty three thousand tons Of Scranton coal
sold in this city at pubic auction yesterday The
attendance No III Broadway, where the first named
quality disposed Of and at No 20 Exchange place,
where tho Scranton sold was large, and as conse
quence bidding was spirited Still there was a marked
though slight decline the prices realized compared
with those OF the 9Th Of October Tho following wore
the sales, compared with those OF the ath inst ana
July t8-- s4##st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
Murder as Pitlsole.

PuhoLk ~, v.e =, t,osi
MAI Mssentee Of Troy, keeper q the Heensn Saloon
Of rochester The snsr occurred ~ dance Simpson
IL under arrest
The Coroncrs juxy day found simpson guilty OF tho
mnrAsr OF Mscenssa TbeFe IN considerable excitement
and hs fisnds Of the decesed are endesv0rng to 90
tain uossssaon Of the psisoner with the view Of
mary punishment but they not likely 10 sueceod ~
the force guarding tho prisoner Ia strong enough to In
sure his safety 10 will leave tonight FOR Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
Arrest a. Counterfsissr IN Slsssseha-
setta. .s. -

SfRNUY0D, MhS3, NE -, ro05
mani giving his name Charles Gray, from New
York attempted 70 pass ave hundred dollars counter
felt my dollar greenback 1t the First National Bank In
this oisy this afternoon Upon being informed that the
bills were counterfeit no seized the ron and ran rcm the
bank He was pursued and oaptared by tho police he.
fore he was arrested he threw away che I've uudrci
dollars together with roll containing -four hundred dol
lars more The bills sre spIcudidy cxccutd,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

THn SrEANER MASAouA, buih for the Central Anercan
Transit Company, will be launched to-day, 10th inst, a.
about half.pas ono o'clock from the shipyapd Of Mr.
Henry Steers, at OreenpMAt Her dimensous arc:-
Length. two hundred and sevensy-nve fsss; breadth
forty feet; depth, twsnty-six fecA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Meeting Of the Daltinnare AssnoiatlOn Tor
tho Improvement Of the Co1ored People.
BArrrxoRE oct -. 1895
There was large meeting Of the friends OF the Bas
moro ASSOCIATION FOR the Moral and Educational Improve
alent OF the Coored People hold to.night y Bowen
Braithwaitc Of England Bishop McIvane, Of Ohio' ana
otherS spoka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

mientos do not look like II; but they may be
ing something speedily upon this subject
from Washington which will put Al end TO all
doubts and conlectures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

MUcH ADo ABOUT NorHNo-The last letter
of Thurlow Weed, in which be gives the lie to
Lucius Robinson. The Old Man Of the Lobby
is getting to be on shocking bad terms with his
old friends, and lac is getting very fussy and
foolish s.HH Aso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

YANKEE NoTIoNs VS.. NEGRO SUFFnAaE.-A
Western radical organ says that the late vote
of Connecticut against negro suffrage means
market for clocks, locks, crooks, wooden nut
megs and other Yankee notions" and that
the response, from Charleston to New Orleans,
is, "Keep down the niggcrs and we'll buy your
knick knacks." We commend this solution OF
the question to the Rev. Brother Beecher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Movements OF Cotton.
M CAIRo, Oct %, 1904
po,rtaen hundred and twcnty baics Of cotton have
passed for Cincinnati IN two days and two hundred ana
bny for 81 Lonia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

TIE INsURREcu0N IN JAMAIcA.--We see by
the late news from Jamaica that the negroes
were in insurreotion in the eastern part Of
that island, and that British steamer filled
with troops was sent there to quell the out
break. We imagine that this ''insurrection"
VIII bc found to amount simply TO a strike for
higher wages. The blacks have nothing to
rebel against except the oppression OF their
employers. The government which liberated
them, we are bound to assume, does not i'm
pose upon them oppressive laws against which
they would be forced to rebel. 1t is quite pos
sible, however, that the phianthropists who
have obtained the free labor Of the negroes for
their own advantage have extended their phi
lanthrepy to reducing the prices Of labor be-
low point.which the blacks are not disposed
to 60, and hence the "insurrcction."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Our CITY PoLTrcANs.--The peacemakers
between Tammany and Mozart Halls in the
matter Of their legislative candidates are get
ting on comfortably. Weed and the Woods
keep quiet. The Citizens Association seems
to be somewhat in fog; the republicans are
''inexplicably mixed up" and the result will
doubtless be in November repetition OF the
old story with no material variations. The de-
mocrats have the city, and they will hold it in
November whatever may happen in December.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

fuuftt,m stnrs, braa~tht4in' G,usrsnut
Fer Rtdrh+ ~ 1t 81 Gttrp ftSisn flo rte
'5ouoa edstbsn HsfS. Ahtr'Er j, g&an'
ssn bsr Gtact.E 9nr T. ant 6aG,brI Uurs
esu 400 0sf&oGs1 IN ~ 6.aet e.(&tsas
bit. uup am absnb be 8. 1rurem Bot
bers'fun1sn ~ stntm auasmsintn Stu'n ne
fur Zen naaRsu -Wo1asa Qslrofsn. Atss
to CT Na&t ef&tta pu,frio Ital nit a.
mem Aciulanttn por Elm Mal(to ~ pa.
safnf unD dbueab Nc Slapf auf 9aaes
0 81 n"anart. .Dtr %frana6Gf&s Isln'
tsu,e wuletn ia It. -ttmss Don Dtoi a.
ian0W 0sEouamtu unp rrsresn nitcNfr
p0rtn, abr stma 287 ahcus sntpif&tsn.
Yin Rolo ifaitons.Bu rtau
II a'Brdntst. Unit :Qant fur Gtumarrern
aueAslftt r%crttn.,~,- j.
Wfbrnt unionsRsn Rlate!eu unldnAff
Gus 1trse nab .Miatamotos. ais dn T
D%retRdtis. abu murem aus rem amdif .
4on(ulate> ~9suolifam beraueA =
~ n men. Ano. ZEN &pnisruirtfn ale @s
0bera.tsn. Dsr nsus omuifutt
Qon(ul lpauetls o9,uI) Or. Woor
',bSsIt e, S'f,bl. Malamotae ~ ssr'af.
l;n. Gat G'aQ9. wurrs BON rtm g5bI
I'm Ae4ft++ae eHtt -ffrot55ff& mtrfffartf6tr-
buatau10tn tis f& ssIne Ndbs
9atM BE VrwalnbaIt ~ pnbtnrsrn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
NeuetteS aus merlfo.

usbu rte Gtanobm. pom Qaiaca Il,
fdbrt man nod thinner ntats Nibees que
off,teuu Qus1.. Ra9 stn,m @s1Q6i,
{oQ po,frto Dtua NIT timer 1b.il l,tne,
1rupptn tn Der Na&t aus Gaiasa .nt:
70 n uttn fttn.
Die ,.G1e Nouueos" eda.a,n uhe.,
absr pte Qinnabwe i,n.. Staet:
Am 20. San. rurpr rte S,uet Goioeo
aana ,tne.faIoNtn. unp Gao Ba6n IA ab.
8Atnttt'r.
I'm 20. San. u,a&tsnztte BslaAnt 4
,tn.n ausfoQ. Der nit b,ttutsnelm Bsr.
faEEsf' Dttpe iuradad&laSla pu,bs
::Dito SSaaItRen, tis n BE &takk9sbsdpai
iputbsnR listen tbrs '4anonsa H. ettN
bsaasu,a. uts'urtshtf tlsr, esb
etrsr aut Rauirs. ldlss' bev Sds,ta efate
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
ett Sad, v,rtdlt i'd fol
tpsre.nf.iea:
aenp :

p aen ptr ua0bsn : TIT
! Col. 1afr.%eir 'Doin Ru.esmtntR,rtun
beaufiraaf tpotbsn. nit tsu, .ltrnrsnS d wtn-
eA or Bountp. 9urptts .unb eubRiius
tenbrol.r In N,w 2ori aufAuI dumsn. It,
ri&,.te. pom &rtsssmtntR.r run MT ben
n6lttasn GslrmtiteIn nt&ii6 ou(tbtn. In
bobolen I'm Gsbduts rn Opr Gtl'me
Dale Elm Bartholomew. Fem lud ia fsihs
pldut etnesudtasu Difettr y%srhauteI.
Dr. 15bIsn uub Bn(amm!un9splaee esr
Bountp 9umpsrs uarer etm .&eIonJ
uokl bsfanu, uub eu,1 Astnttn l;f Il. IN
psnftIbtn fune ttuu. rat. rls Ga''au e.
b6&aen Bouniiss btsab { une tG q 8tan,,t
gar asrne Elm Nuas aup,cdsn. rsnn &c DIN
neusn Rst.utsn In rss u..i{orm u tnAs
narpe. Bale mdt.tm f& dnj lAt Spis
lt.etn 6d stpl9p6rtn. Il DIN, rus
Bounty In ,pte 1afds, b.Aa& n eann bic
tnRrutrtsn @a&sn. batutttsa upe ni8ir
peu pisner f.oblodsnr unb nh 0uubade
,pobt uerf:b.u u"tu ibtsn Gompaaea. fs
~ dbntt&sn rntuntbmsu unuunne.
Na& wsutpm aos'n M. ras utus
Dutsb0rsau Don Boun'p Sunrs'e i51m'
lid bela4elt. Itx uToMioiin-. t1i-aifn
I'D f6tu,ltH In cen DnnR abu nun
nabm rts" Su&s cine antus U.faI! an.
Dr. RssIui- mu1tf. 10 ME Il einaeid rot.u
unp. fsins Bounty uboltsn. nod etnsm
9aal I'm otsssn 1bsiIt 70 @,bdupss o.
fdbrt unb biz tor! uufstf.u's Do&m,
anaou 6anealo anaun'bmsn> se1pts(tn
auf ibre laotf aeaornsn @ewsbr. 001
Absnp par fan stn 9anats Rsatmtnt etu'
a~e(@worsn. Nur sinsm Bounty Sum'
pei atlaus pte Glu&t une "a 81 hltitou'
1anpli& ni&'e Giliaerss ~ tbun bate.
ale (ttnsn nod nt&t aur 6sbun9 aetom.
msnsu 3amnnrsu pts b6k Wdbr pon rtr
n,uen @sRaltuno or Ding, ~ brinatn 10
|onnit Doc niue @ubsbuuou Qd6Ic0sn
rrurrn. Col. Batu li.6 rann rod urR
Wsnat northumberland. ODER rt,.n usr:
bndeti(6ss 1rtibsn II rte Bemei(e In
6dncen boue, itiusu @if,npfnm b,nlu
faSsn.
! uutu ben Bouuty 'Sumpns t.fnrsi
6d pit babe Maun{&,n tinu REM ycIf
G,uueompoeuis. conn ou6 mebun { 6bns
anQdtb,nu Gamilisu. Dr. aora. @urel
mirs Aur Gront eu Mrmu obat(anrt wu'
Den, UNI RE Gbre "A battn. ba tu nd6,
fen S&lodt In Or uo,eulen Ns:be ~
fdnpfsn.
Aus DorRsbsncsm miro mon ef.ken.
rie Nsp Yort tisbu feline Guo'eu eta'u'
BAT.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
3ur Btrbhlung bon Gitenbubu uafdQ:u

3ur Btrbiluns bon Gitenbabn .l1ufaQ:u
Or 9toutnbaf.e 800 pse Senotsre
WbuRons. Don Ohio. r.r brt tem n,uli,
$:u & Sh1 ~ :, st9 &. R 3 ds. 81 e. H. r..
lid pubrann,,. bot pts Obio @dteasbunR
srmobnt. COZ i,aenp upos aeidetm (cu
Il. I'm rte 3tben oss ,%st{trrtn pu6lifume
atesn tte jatQoim unfdQ. Al (&lBsu. ris
0& In n.utru 81! auf un(trsn G'lsnbab:
ntn 70 pisIfod mttpnboIsn. 9e b~erurf.'
eff stn.e Dpfus Que tbru dp'rm M'lh.
um tis oeusn Doltsutrirt,r ouhu,d,teln.
Gin. Committee. murpt In Scna1s trnannf.
I'm etst3nrts Mobreasln uorAuldIaa'n unr
pteis Qonmtiie bal nun an W',,po6
Bui8t srnatnt unr ttns lonas B,u Elm.
esbra6t. II. I'm Wsfm'l'&m foI8enoe d.
fiu,munasn en,bdit:
70 lcusn rrd G.(snbobn Qomm'ndre
unatfe0t rnrsn, bic einmal Que trn WVo
note ale Bobnsn I'm Gtaats Ohio 3u un'
isriu&,n unp G6 III dtnlsuQrn bobrn. Oh
be SGftnen. Bidder. Waf&tnsn Il. In
ast5ttau O,bnuna Gnt funu {oQsa fl
YaR ,atet' uno N%ro&.prstk 0berUo&en
unp ous uneildefi0. un'trfu&sr uno ID
T.. ur)a&.u ou!Nueen. Gif,nbobn . Ct
botsn out fe&e Wonate 1bst
ibren FnouNnusn 3uitouo. tbrs Reasln.
ib,e p,si{. w. 70. III b,tt6ten. Die ii
(tntabn @rituftofrsn frusn Mot mtbr
ole 3 Genie pr Nra, fur roGast,rs BE-
r6nsn, fdr Htott 5@'n'a pr Come fur
ete WetIt; 8 GsnIs pr !Ytstlt unr 80
unp 1bu IS Wttltn. unr 10 Qsn,e untn
IS M i'm. (h Companion fnr AZ
aruno.n ,b1t Bobnsn ibrs 3or.tn. ibr'|
Waftin,r In iu,u O,rnuna ~ balt,n ;
psr(dun.n. liz ras.,io pu,u III asAwunatn
rpur,n. tbrs Nob,,sn 70 lonQe strauR,Qs
bie rte 6!h,acn Nrporo,u,sn uorotnom
men fine; Il. batsn rte Iro6t plnfIli6
unc mil Sorafalt ~ b.fo1rssn. fe rirfsn
f,intm Beomlen rn Babn ben 0or,ua
asten ; ouh, (ousn rts Beomtsu fstnen
brio Wcrtbetl an ZEN prrften t,aenr
,tnts Gontrafs' bat,n. an wtI6sm ris
Bobn trbtiltot fsin moa. 0nIseuraen
oisifr 9o'(6ufttn wuren NIT 300 bic
$4,000 t,iraft. Die Qomm,0ir 1nr
%au'urdr'. Rfo'ln In BrrsF rr 30oes oct
Bemu&una ru Brddsn U. I. 10. ouflu
ftQen unp lbuboupt fQr ne Sidubeit
Don poNaQtnen Au {cra'n.
Das fine TN Btfsntiidsn etc umrt6s
Or Bill. 81. tnbe6. sbs fe bstce 6du'u
paffu bat. nod uteIfld p'tdncsrl nertsn
nao G,mos IN u5,bio. um ritiem Bbole
|o!s Morpsn Gtnbali au ibun !; nta, mon.
rae &i<as nt&t Bloc In Ohio. f~onrerr
aud bit unB unp anen1pi1ls TIT Ten.
rsnn bd tsm iesta,n 3ufanp aQu 81
(enbobnsn asbt man tt stnsr Rtift fof
etsn 10 fiber esm 1op< sntssasv, NIT cs,
So!oat In Der Shla6t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
@ctciui8tc &toatc'
80 ptettntt8t AnIeitt.

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a., n,,,,h, r.a ~, ~ .,u,s,t,a.n
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Sasr trsret' aSsase'" s'a s"" otF''s"s '''
etaatt NM -" "A~
bts Ra't aut ane'ts' stsf*'eH" ''''~"'''
40 s'ntA'e'H S''I'"'ta'ust -" o"'"
anb halbjdt''ta !ablsas eu'@ asr''"'' nom" r"' H@'
sstfb.n a. uus bic atssfantt'sn sas an ''ssn Aat"' et''
Oansuttr sUsdu't rnefn'anna' 49,.
Dt' 9'"'.' s'''s"
sp.t SiOU.'
Gin 1ouor . $oOuo :
"s'.a ta' 'u' s'''a"',' r..'
'" 0"''''V''A'"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
IT. WRIGHT,
n Gbter:< Nr3t, @E

Na,nf,oe.. ~. Brontu u. 2er, Davenport, Soma.
eissl, 10. f.;n.u ,atl.et&su &urt.u fur tas In Tastes 3 b.,
sssifrs Su.rsu'a ~ san'sr. nab stttt. tlm baaelss nse f'r.
rer ~ btrsbrsa
E3yrGr iarautrt lset r. snfadt ~ , fs,h sa uns ni.b
u trttH. RI nsA tattt m6sIt& 70. lnaeTp
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

6ilbtr Neidtbum In Nebnba. GIN
Grpre @ompoRnk bsf61eert con:
9:tainto Qty. Nesapa Inraortum, tdQ>
lid $50 900 IN Siltubuuipn. Sdt IL
Wspat,n murr,n -auf stnn Gidhe, p!n
ntdl dtu Is luarrotnsiltn 0bu $780,
600 900 SAber pnl6td.. Man fann 6h
pou rsm unnmt6ljttu 8stdttum UNI ttr
A%ueethnarQ rn SHbstminen In Nepata
hinen Bt9r f ma&su.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
soaut@9sanSla as enstestn.
fenhrnAktf1naDflDf8urf

..nn Dssauentosa s9aseas neleete est 5tls'
,11att;,ya(HsAkH11 Boit ai:ft.h I Ii Eaae
s1titlfs tanptttss astnisc. sSthnpsr snEh. ~
BIZ Hiuteubreter et~nstfanesr. H. Gfth
,afASit hut aa9, Gps, 26fdSfttt tgfafet
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

HoE uNe W td6aF& bFfdttat F&ete dab ttfme.
trtl&e on eaamen. esadHen. Smroten, ,e. leihsn, 4x a Dr.
sn1 ~. M H. u,astn Sne saea'a en- raalil4h@es, ktts. 9 ~
vohn Bru6 ot.r' perutaE p'thatutrst stte It tvstbsa. sass
~tseretdl'ias y ,banbl! ns es~sdt pa. grtrauta tn sau,sn esa.a.
" btrsbnet Mot, rt' ettls Unttrt. tdr Gonful,StoHeu Ssher
Tam ~ ibm a,benu , ktne . nahtpxenteeltli4 tStrn,;
gotf taten fstten Tin neues g1eri p~utl'atrf. b.,inIt :.
fMise1ies and Mysteries of Sexual Intercourse"
ns.hst an ssne sema'l :ee.u gtnfeniu ne.tssr ) asuts-
1tn,merfs reritidt wir6. Dlan 'atfeFre que Dtteft al Dr..
.Astttttt, Yer ~. eRtss': Sqs~ ..-;, - 1874
Diff 1874 Snb-&latfar &c Il obtr cuf.
pr Whittter strnttettas Tubliluu s~nfpIeeate 6erite:
u slapv Dt.routes. Dit;, TT p,stosu uue o.. !Rermstt.
ntttet Dott; e. ~ e, Srohs Rssats. Datt;; Fl poUth mi
ssa Sa SIS 81 s ss ass,': t g. g.. f sAe!s.' SUI, p e S. s%st; R 3
zcIt'e Ehs; Dr. Tasts G~tnttppott.. obir; RI irtul Qsrs,
Sa'; e ueat's. e. raui, Mtup; 3! Beurrt. aorsnts. {
q; ror pses. 9%snntlior.,l q g;; Dr. @tiarer.; Pshtsp; 6G d;
p Sulisn r:, Ag7f@in 9russe. 1'entreal. 50; q. Erltsu.
0stert&. g n; Or atdubIsr. * g.. t1e 1oteIl strp
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

- Tiste' s'tse1si IL luiam msnssft It oxs rstnsn c. rbon
Nbit's uni metr ali jSaaae srf6iek:n.n Wur,eIn. 6tateu'
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE DUSDERBERG is progressing rapidly.
Her lower mnss snd topmasts are in, and the Eth,
Iron Works nIo driving mp her engine work At a
rapid rate. Nearly all the connections have been
made and IN few weeks rte am will be raised hor
PRESENTATION TO GENERAL GRAST.-Ths
citizen. Of New York have nearly completed tho
arrangements TO pay of morigase Of faOOo0 on the
houfe recently plIchased by General Grant In Wash
ington.
DEATHS HARYEsT.-Thcrs were $50 deaths
in New York last week decrease Of 90 from tho
previous woek, and OF CO az compared with the cor.
responding time In 1854. Ofthe dccoA-ed, 1853 wero
children under FIVE years Of age. The mortality by
the principal diseWos A. follows ;-C Con,urnpt II,
G5, Inflammation Of the lunes 81; Inflammation Of
the brain l2; Infsntie Mara,nuN 81; Inhnlile
Debility, II; Typhoid Fever II Typhus, Dar-
rhTl, 70 external CAUSES 20
PARDON or DEsERTEEs. Tho following
letter was yesterday received by General Hooker
1t speaks tor itself. somc two hundred and fifty
prisoners viii come under ts operation in the Depart
ment Of the East;
ADTTASr GENERAI's OFFICEl
WArHINGTOy, nov. q, 1885
To Major General Jose ph HJtkr = General, l,-Ihe
ocltlarf OF War directs tAat 'i drsvtiets from
volunteer ORGANIZATIONS in pTisonei within the limits
OF your command sill be Immediately released and
port 10 the Chet Mu.teTinr Oficcr OF thir Tesectivc
states who will furnish them win discharge wi IA
lhe laeA oi Ibe case endorsed thereon Onciuding
erim,, sentence, &c, and such other papers s they
may ne entitled 20; In cases where no pay 10 due,
ra.'9r..'ion will be furnished them otheir homes
h.. A, IowEsESD.
ST. PArRIcKs CATHEDRAL.-A solemn high
mas OF requiem was celebrated yesterday morning
at 81 PAuoAs Cathedral Tor the epose Of the souls
OF deceased m'nbep OF the PuIgutoral Association.
This oTsAnization numbers ,0us fnuv thousand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-28
Lecture BY schuyIer Collar.

Philadelphia, Nor. qT.--A lsre and brilliant
audience assembled at the Acsdomy Of Music to-
night on the occasion Of the delivery Of lecture by
Hon schuyler Colfa, under the auspices Of tbs Pres.
Club of Philadelphia the subject being "Aero-' the
Continent" Mr.. Collar. in opening. said thaa IL ~a'
hy mistake that he was announced 70 spesk on the
Duties Of the next CongIes" He hsd aresdy
spoken on that subject and had only W say he had
nothing TO tste back, and moth ling 70 add, except
that the only safe pathway In which p.trots
could move, vas duty 70 our beloved country, tApp)
He then proceeded 10 sive the nost sraphie descrp
tion Of his recent journey OF 1900 miles The road
The plain, TO Colorado seemed formed by nsuto
for railroad. To thov the pecunisry success OF the
road, he sted that II already paying ~ per cent
In de.crbing his return by sea be ,pote Of pas,ins
the Republic OF Mexico. lie called II the republic,
hecsuse he recosnlEed no rishtiul enp'te there
This vn greeted with doafening applause, long CON
tinued and repcsted. Mr.. Collar then returned 10
biz interesting descrip ion of his Interview vith
Brig am Young whom he had advised to have smother
revelation soon prohibiting Polygany. brshnm re-
Piled he would he glad 10 have such teNelaton,
but some Of his follower. were not ditpO-sd The
lecturer closed With a beautiful pcroraiion on the
BENEFITS Of the Pacific Railroad W tha Continent ~
bond Of Union and Affection.