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Matters .- Terrsr at Matam o ras--
Number of Imperial and Liberal
Forces, etc.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Arriyed, the
flag ship New Orleans and Evening Star, from
New York, and the Kensington and COsando-
ia, from Boston.
The sugar crop OF Spanish Point Cape this
year will be one hundred hogsheads; in 1862 il
was twelve thousand.
The Texas steamer Rockaway crowded with
passengers, has arrived.
The Northern mails are exceedingly irregu-
lar and behind hand.
City of Mexico dates of the Both of November
have been received. The Emperor mas ex-
tended the period Of amnesty in quarters where
the Imperial adherents hold all the towns.
The Emperor is making a tour of Yucatan.
There are great complaints at Mobile al the
action of the treasury agents using all cotton
arriving there on railroads.
Judge Reagan stated in convention at Gal
WESTON that before leaving Washington he
had an interview with the President and Sec
rotary Seward, who expressed their opinions
that there would be no more executions or
coniiscatiOns accepted from the late rebellion
they believed enough blood had been shed and
the South had suffered enough.
The Galveston Netrs reports favoraby on
General GregOry's late address 10 the freed
men of Texas, and hopes that much good will
result in satisfying the negro that the Govern
ment will not make the distribution of property
among them, and that they must work, adyis-
ing them to do so with former owners.
The First Galveston Medical College has
opened for a course of lecturet.
The people of Texas are generally and rapid
ly taking the oath, and are ordered TO become
voters for the coming election.
The Times Brownsville correspondent says
the Austrian reinforcements amount TO four
hundred.
General Weitzel has demanded the release
Of the American steamer seized BY Mejia and
converted into gunboat, but was unsuccess-
full. There l. no doubt but eleven American
citizens were forced into the Imperial trenches
during the siege.
1t j. expected TO withdraw from Matamoras
to attack the cOndueta which is leaving Monte
rey for Matamoras.
Levies are daily made on the inhabitants. \
perfect reign Of terror prevails at Matamoras.
No one dare express his sentiments,
The Imperial forces, during the late siege,
amounted to 1900 and the Liberals to 900.
COrtinas has gone 10 attack Casolvour, Who
j. committing many outrages up the river.
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Comm erciaI.

NEW ORLEANS, December -. - Cotton
steady; sales 5000 pounds of middling AT 5Oc.
sales for the week. ll.1jO; stock on hand 156. :
600. New York checks y per cent. discount.
Gold sac. Freghts dull.
The Ouachita river at Monroe, eight
feet i'm six days. a rise of sixteen feet is re-
ported at Camden Arkansas. Ii j. reported
that good deal ofcotton is TO come in from the
west.
River business i somewhat checked by the
Screwmen's strike. Owners Of vessels and
stevedOTs refuse To accecd 10 the demand.
shreveport dates Of the sth report naviga-
ton suspended on account of low water. Cot
ton continues coming in: being hauled a great
distance 10 reach navigation.
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LOUISVILLE. NY. December 22.-The morn
ing newspapers publish an elaborate article
upon the subject of taxing leaf tobacco, written
by gentleman fully eonyersant with the sub
ject. 1t takes strong ground against the posi-
ton assumed by the Tobacco Convention,
recently held at the Cooper Institute, New
York. The writer contends that the proposed
taxing of leaf tobacco would be injurious alike
TO the Government, the planter and the manu-
facftlrer
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.. Acton a Co s1tre- "a those y have Injured
themselves hy i'm roper indul elce an. soltary hstfs
Nhsch rzIn b0,h body ard mind Uniting t1e .or ehsr
tu-.nsss. ~ y, society marriage
TIE unparalleled Success sEsca hrs a--rt@t o-- --s~
tee. a1a tie msay rrmsrsaoie cafss ~ have e-ted
which pronounced Dclrsble b TIE most en- rerr
PIN ci2's- tu-t fye- IN ofering s-rrcs. - he
Ind o. uDf1r.u ste. OR long prart e sfd
fhs i.lareDeut Of she medical frsierl is an ar- ts
ut re pres shOu c. Vince he mo-. a. e. g
CO. All I'll perform a. r0rn.se.
Dr. Acton Co have Tor many yssrs sx.s- sr., L.
vof t1eir attention 10 TIE test1taf u .e.s con-
pis nts
ag. % y west AsEg laai sIe. I'D a.. i. Ia..aas
ieei5 tk~iy
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From Washington.
Secretary of state tn Gov. Holden
suit Against the Mayor Of wash
ingtOn-Negro Suffrage-Pardo ns-
&ecEelaIY SlAnlOn. Ac.

ingt0n-Negro Suffrage-Pardons-
Secretary stanton, Ac.
WASHINGTON. December 23.-The Secretary
q state has. By direction q the President. adj
dressed letter to Provisional Governor Hol-
den, Of North Carolina. on relieving him from
his trust. expressing the Presidents acknowl-
edgment Of the fidelity. loyalty, and discretion
which has marked his administration Of affairs
In that state. \ copy Of the letter has been
sent o. the Governor elect q North Carolina.
with the tender Of the cooperation 81 the Cow
eminent Of the United States, wherever 10 may
be found necessary in effecting the early rcsto-
ration and the permanent prosperity and wei
fare Of the state over which he has been called
10 preside.
The following RESPONSE from Governor orr
has been sent 10y telegraph
COLUMBIA. :. G.. Dec. -, l-sil.
Hon. W. III. Seward. Secretary Of state:
The Legislature adjourned yesterday ri
noon. Governor Perry had returned to his
home In Greenyille. Your dispatch has been
forwarded 10 him by mail. 10 will be very
gratifying 10 the people Of South Carolina that
her government has been entrusted 10 officers
Of their own name. In their name thank YOU
for the tender Of cooperate Of the Government
Of the United states when found necessary in
efecting the early restoration Of permanent
prosperity and welfare Of the state.
- You may be assured Of my purpose 10 aid
in upholding the supremacy Of the United
states, and in advancing the honor, interest
and prosperity Of common country.
Signed,1 % jos. l.. ORR.
- GOyernor Of South Carolina"
Lewis Cliphaye. Collector Of Internal Reye-
nue.: ;. C. Robbins, Register Of Wills, and j.
III. Crossman. have entered suit in the District
OF Columbia Supreme Court, against the Mayor
Of Washington. the members Of the City COun-
ell. and the Register Of this city. TO restrain
them from paying out Of the corporation funds
the expenses Of the recent election to take the
sense Of the citizens in relation 10 negro suf-
frage. The compliments take the ground that
there il no authority given in the municipal
charter for the holding elections Of special
character. or To determine ascertain the
views OF the residents i'm reference to the extern
sion Of the elective franchise to persons Of color
in this city.
Judge Carter made an order that the repre-
sentents appear on Tuesday next, 10 show
why an injunction should not issue As prayed
for.
A petition TO Congress is in circulation to-
day, for signatures, in favor Of negro suffrage
The issuing of pardons has almost entirely
ceased. A dozen acquisitions were made to-
day for North Carolina cases-all Of the $50, 900
class.
Secretary stanton returned to this city this
evening from his visit 10 Ohio.
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IOuisiauu Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS. December 23.-The Louisi-
ana legislature adjourned to-day till the Sec
ond Monday in January. The House failed 10
pass the usual appropriations bill. The Gov
ernor vetoed the bin suspending collection Of
taxes for 1861. on the ground that il would af-
ford relief 10 those who had attempted to de-
siroy the Government, and who were absent
from this city during the war. while Union
men who remained paid taxes.
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Negro Iusurrecticn.

NICKsBURG. December 22.-The Vicksburg
Journal has adyices, which IL deems reliable.
Of an alarming character from lazoo. The
people of the country flying TO the towns
for protection. Negroes are represented 10 be
arriving. and say that land must be given them
between now and Christmas or they Will take
il by force. Colored troops stationed in the
country are espousing the cause Of the negroes,
and serious trouble j. apprehended.
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Mexican News..Libernls Success.

NEW YORK, December 23.-The Times
Mexican correspondent says: General Diaz i
carrying all before him. and the whole state
II Aojaca i i'm arms against the lmperialists.
The Liberals are masters Of the whole coast be-
tween Vera cruz and ruspan, and also south
Of Vera Cruz as far a. sizal. The Austrlans
lnYn MT Neral defeats.
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Extreme Cold.

FORT kEARNgY. December 22.-At seven
o'clock this morning the thermometer stood at
twenty-eighi degrees below zero. snow has
driftei in the hollows between here and the
Missouri 10 the depth Of from fifteen 10 twenty
L. !.
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order 10 attain that object, 20 make any ostcn-
sibie concessions that viii not prevent them
from arranging things 10 suit their tas;e a.
-oon A. that object j. attained.
Third-Tb0se incorrigbie persons. who still
indulge In swagger. which was 80 customary
before and during the war. and still hope Tor
the time whea the Southern Coufederary viii
achieve it, indet,endence
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PHILADELPHIA, December 23.-The numbers
a the bonds reported stolen yesterday should
read sl.,l> 70 Sso.o54 inclusive. instead Of in
stead Of S.5j> % .564. as enormously published.
The other numbers were correctly published.
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enc AGo. December 23.-On Thursday
night last fire occurred in Fon IN Lac. Wis.
which DESTROYED property on the corner Of
Main and second streets. 10 the value Of be-
tween $4,000 and 900. Insured for 81. go.
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 35.-Advices
from Mexico state that revolution against
Macmillan had tsken place. Lopez and his
officers have been driven fIom Power.
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INSURANCE.
Wa GIVE BgDow LIST OF PARTIES INSURED
w IN The
SINNlSSIPPl INSURANCE COMPANY,

who have sustained css BY ere since s organization.
The hrs. column derosts the number q policy: the
sscord column the amount Insured Az regards The
urornn.ifute Il the COMPANY IN
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DR.. Acton Z CO--Dear Srs: I n - asaa s,l'e hat
your remedies are really szceert Fer -eo-.ia pr
ill., Seminal Weskre-s. ufuriir- q she flu3I I'D
they never fail 20 cure when 4sec directed have
"a cssde ID curing the worst c. y s. b. l.s Low ia
hospital. il lbs short spec - f9.I ~-ek
T. ~ II LEsaEE, ~ p.
Few Yors, December u. iss3.
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Bostou Theater.
FOR EMIT.

BosrON. December 2S.-Edwin Booth and
j. :. Clark have leased the Boston Theater for
the ensuing year.
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Saturday Nights Report.
FROM WAsslgN ON.
THE STEAMER ALGONQUIN.
SPAIN AND Chilli.
MINISTER and CONSUL REMOVED.
EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT.
MExICAN M
COLD WEATHER AT FORT gEkRNEY.
Order OF General Grant.
THE FENIAN IMBR0GLI0.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
Suit Againsl Mayor of Washington.
TIE STOLEN BONDS
Report Of General Carl Schurz.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
Negro snSurrc elton.
Ac.. Sc. &c. Nc.
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advance.
ITTSo paper cent without the money. nor continued
longer time than paid for.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY.

On and sfssr November Is;. The price o. the Daily
Herald ~iil Be a. follows
10 esFries. agents anf dealers per cory
To regslsr subscribers whsr delivered b car
ri-r agent. pr well. 80. .........-....... %.
hsl tpaysbis In alvarez PER ysa-..-.---.--tio 90
~ mDr.hs 90
one month ...... &c
And deliverable % Oily sufscsih.rs e. . csafs pr
week. OF 81 = Per mouth II pad strictly 10 advance
tl2 Der ANNA sI b chsrxed. BAT n nj, paid IN al
Ta1ce 3 cent? per week eli Be invariably The price
All letters, whether Tor publication Business.
must Be Al dressed 20 Hall asichils1n annapolis,
Infisaa
IHnt%ptAssroLu DsuE HEnsfp i ssut ~ al he early
morning Express Train. ard delivered % subcter IN
silaceni towns about The .n- j. distributed IN
ne city u ia publication Tks enables readers ai
distance from the Capital - indiana 10 gei
Of The day from twelve hoars before they
oeve ~ through paper Published slsewhsre The paper
can be hal Of saers aad carriers al snT - he
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TIE STOLEN BONDS
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Lrs. Acton g. C II have cu-fc ~ Tle - yr1r
re1aedes several patent fhsf "a bfs urn fs q The
L. ate Asum from he eFi efa 9. .fIn.rii afak-
r. safary nsn 10 al -ll1 ca-rs der
nes1lns eqasl year rn>L c ne
" sAIEs,,E y. d.
Albany. " T., October Is. lsf3
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SUOJSE OCCUPIED ~ wN. MAkrISDALK.
Ill eoutsinln. uine ruous with cellars, cisfern and
ser Po.->s..oa given nrs, day Of J.nasry.
a. ~ az POWELL ROWLAND
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y. ). xEavIs, r. D.
c.ezsl,nd. Ohio Deosnber23 lss5.
Important to Ladies.


Yornaie crui lairfs trea'et "a great succees Our
Periodical Drops gii BRING tae nthiy sckness In
cases d obstrscsi.l from aay cauae- Prise ~
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Suit Againsl ha7or of Washington.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
Negro in~urr cction.
From New York.

INDECENT IudtSus-Eirc-U cxiso Pc
rustan Minister and Consul krcait-
ed stcfs ecu spain and Hill =
The Algonquin trdcrs from Gem
erai Graat-W oriNtnE Mems Meet
ing.
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From New Orleans.

Arrival Of Steamers..Sugar Crop.
Cotton .. Judge Reagan Mexican
Matters Terror at Malta H0 ra So
Number of I'm perfal and Liberal
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MEDICAL.
Successful Treatment
OF
CHRONIC DISEASES. CONSUMPTION,
scBOFULA, SYPHILIS, SEMINAL DE-
BILITG. AND ALL FEMALE
COMPLAINTS,
MEDICAL.
DEsS. CT0N d CO..
No l. Vest MaryloRd Street,
INDIASAPOLIs, I'D.
TestimonIaIs from the Medical Pro.
IA. aaI

Ma FDrroE-It is with plea make known 30 fol-
lowing facts The pu,Ic. believing ny test.mony may
be - sersce invalid w0 hls hta-fto it..d -
Justice 70 two medical gen'le-8en soar q - 10 con-
les X thai have sally trsstd several very I'D
cases 81 seli al wakes and feua'- c np'si1s by
adopting TIE node Of treatment preserves - d .
Acton & Co.
For female weakness do not know a .rT Thing hat
can equal fscse rcmrd -. have scrlef fren f5r
. greA msnv ladies shS have been .ird Or yfars
uifh xe kLes sLd Id ever case perfect cure B en-
esc.ef sqs- bad have sic dst - III. ucds
u fr-atfl - il tle 81 n pace n Two weeks.
Yours, re-pecff ~.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
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Report of General Carl Schurz.
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THE FENIAN IMBR0GLI0.
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Order OF General Grant.
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Geographic Dispatches

----
lREroRrED EXPRESSLY For THE HERALD
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President L:acoln willing that JEFF.
Davis should Escape.

4 correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, who is writing mp some Of Tie
"reminiscences Of Shermalls campaign
N North Carolina, is responsible for
the following:
Gen. Sherman complaiaed, and,
doubtless, with some truth, il not i,:s-
tice, that the Government had never
distinctly explained to him what policy
1t desired to have pursued. L asked
Mr.. Lincoln explicitly, when I went to
City Point. whether he wanted me to
capture jeff. Davis or let him escape,
and IN reply lie told ne q story.'
That story may pow havc,a l.isto-
rical value, and | give it, therefore, as
Gen. Sherman SAID Mr. Lincoln told
1it-oniy promising that i. was IA
voFite story With Mr.. Lincoln, which
he told many times, and IA illustration
Of many points Of public police: III
tell you, General,' Nr. Lincoln was
said to have begun, III tel YOU what
think about talling Jiif. Davis. Oat
IN Sangamon County there vas an Cd
temperance lecturer, who was very
strict III the doctrine and practice OF
total abstinence. One day, after 4
long ride in the hot sun, lie s,ovYcd a.
the house 6f a friend, ,.ho PROPOSED
masking HIM q. lonbaa Il. rs the
mild be"eraSe was being :nixc.!, Tie
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there was al imi,nsnse meeting of
cit.zens'at S.. LOUIS Oh the 18th inst.
to demonstrate against The conduct Of
Gov. Fletcher in removing tha Judges
Of the Supreme Cour, by military
force. I'he result Of ,he;y dclber:.-
sions, in part, was that tic most dan
sefous and the guiltie~t OF criminals. !.
was The man who, intrn>tel with
power, abused that power Tor purposes
of lawessness ana tyrannv.' That
man they said WAS thomas G. r'Ietch-
er, who had abused the power placed
IN bis hands by ordering military
officer to remove, by force, judges
Dryden and Bay from the;r seats
upon the Snpre,ne Bench. And they
solemnly declared that 'this outrage
upon the majesty of the law is not to
be paidoned' until those law.esslv
placed IN power Shall be. bv Lawful!
means, ejecEed from their places; and
they pledged themselves not to rest
nor slumocr until, 'wi:h all the cere-
monlals OF criminal Justice, sentence
IS passed upon these arch ofienders.'
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a story is told Of a hypochondliac
gentleman CT rank and fortune in Ire
land, who fancies one of his lers is Of
one religion, and the othcr Of another.
lie not unfrequently puts one OF his
unfortunate legs outside the bed to
punish It for its religious errors.
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Farm Wanted.

Z DESIRE to hire a healthy FARM with
4 iu three miles Of Columbia. \ dwelling
aud neces..i. out buildings for small
family required. a small place. with
woodland attached AMI i:cm 25 TO 20 acrcs
"f Planting land. preferred. Adlres, IL
writing, stating terms, location ar vN-
tent W. Il. w, care Of y. H. stoiyu4oa,
Commission Merchant, Plain street.
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Latest Opinion of the London Times

49,
there is nothing in those conclusions
to which any citizen Of tie Union
need object. We have been surprised
at the abrupt extinction eff the war,
bat not more so than the Americans
themselves. Whatever may have been
oar spacuatious or, svmpatbies, We
rejoice that the WORK of carnage is at
all end. We cordially recinroc;,te the
expressions Of a:nity which reach us
from A.ncr;ca, and shall not be dis
believed IN our professions ci desire
for permanent peace. E'pr the rest,
We can pulv wait. We eau see nothing
of the f;.ture, nor will We pretend to
believe That the revolution is over. On
the contrary, we see that it is but half
finished, and that America Will GER
tainlv never again be thc America
Of the past. But it may Wei be sone~
tnirg better The blot Of slavery, at
any rate. is cG'aced f:om its sell and
one sntJccS OF contention IS removed.
The position. too, of each State oi the
Union IN relation TO the whole is now
defined aud established, if no: i,nrrov-
ed. Then the people lave Lar ed
truths and unlearrcl fallacics, besides
""!e:so'nsvS;;,> Instructive experience
w!ic;l WAY Seldom fails to Yield. We
expect, indeed, that The ..lAcricans Of
the future will be m re ike o!l~r peo-
Pc anI less ike their fo~mrr selves.
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The best intelligence Office "a COM
mon school.
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ElaGars 1st Provisional Eriig~ac,
GoL, IDiA, > G., ,iu.Y :, 1863.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-11
ME VERMONT TRANsCRIPT.

E.y" It is rumored that the commit
tee of arrangements have concluded
TO expend the balance of the Fourth
Of July funds in St. Adams in printing
in pamphlet form, the very eloquent
and patriotic speech Of the Editor Of
the Transcript, on the disgrace that
would attach to the citizens of st. AL
bans if they did not appropriately eel
citrate the Fourth of July The Re
cording Secretary of the Vermont His
torical Society viii be presented with
at least one copy Daily Messenger
If the printing Of the pamphlet is
executed at the st. Adams Messenger
"stcom book and job printing estab-
lislment' which we presume it will
be, since the chairman of that commit
tee has something to do with the dis
bursting Of those funds we think that
one copy viii be all that the Record
ing Secretary of the Vermont Histor-
ical Society will want The orthog-
raphy and typographical appear
ance Of the pamphlet, WILL we have no
doubt, be superb, even unto the We'll
den House bill of fare, We hope the
imprint Of the establishment will not
be omitted, for the Secretary intends
to present the pamphlet to the Yer
mont Historical Society as a specimen
of the typographical art from the ST.
Adams Messenger steam book and job
printing Office, that after generations
can see to what perfection III printing
that establishment attained III the 18th
year of its age. BY the way what
kind Of steam is it that runs the Hes
senger establishment? What kind Of
liquid DO you use to raise your steam