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SUPRTME COURr-CWCUT-PA l. Nos 1913,
1903 lI3f -f lo.l 2lG5 lc9I ifjl. e1i lTl1 l0 Zi25
j9. 2'5 3. ltU gll -o3l, gs5. 2t4J PART -No'. &iG
4E1'. PAN. PRO- 1885, li5 2i otS 2l7l 9Jli, est 22oi,
2.G 21l6. 2iN. 2lif 2231. 2JP 2lln lloi.
GENERAL TREl.-Enlmorted motions only
No. I. %
SProttL ITEM -Demurcrs-Nos. l3q, 40, 1872.
lues OF aw an1 friNos 1884, lao k5 l9a POS 2o6 2lj,
10 20.
SCHEElCn COUpr.-PARr Nos. f9l, 9jl, i7il,
4f2j i7l7. lCi i.5 ~. If5 iJl5 f5r, l'7 l2i, l7,'
1895. PAT il-ros. 43G. il0, i62i itd as2i $50 l8.l
1850. 5l6. 3..6 1863 l.l2. 4l5 1916 lqCG
COUET OF COMiioy PLEAs-PARr Nos. 9jj.
lsl iog ~ $50 90 Qo8 $50 SO, lUl5 al1 lcl7 1850
lo2 sIJ PAN 2-Nos ll1s 80 lli2 lli5 llt1 l6i 1866
no. lll2, ll.f ll75, lilt lis) il10. 1881.
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organized and we1.oonducted ciIco'' e','! s

oreanized and weIl.oonducted circus ever! e''nins
and on the afternoons Of Wednesday ana oa'uiuAS'
rocs continually in features and Is continually in1cr
estinc We have never attended better circus MI
James Robinson the marvellous equestrian VIII appear
at each performance given this week
Mr.. De Cordoyas second lecture, tho MD
bwink Trumpeter and Its Editor" will be delivered by
that gentleman tomorrow evening at Irving fall.
Mr. Dan Bryant has arranged new pro-
rramme for his Mnstres this week. The following are
its features: THE Latest From Paris" He Won't DC
Shook" "Pompey's Binders" lies Miserab!es'
Our African Polka" and "Dixie's Land" Mr.. Dan
Bryant himself will appear every night.
Mr.. Cool White, the manager OF the enter
tainment nightly offered at Woods Minstrels Hail. has
varied his programme for this week b. adding to the
bill The iayorto and amusing buIlesque of Camille
The customary exhibition Of Ethiopian Minstrelsy VIII
open the evenings performance, and last OF oil will
come the successful buresque Of 1.-THE Managers
Triumph or the Black Mailer's Defeat The force OF
this latter piece as satire and q rebuke Of evil has
already been pointed ont Its comic atmosphere is not
less striking that altogether it is piece that every
body ought TO see and will certainly enjoy.
The Diorama may be enjoyed each evening
at the Broadway Athenaeum and the Stereoscopticon
at the church on Grand.st., near Crosby.
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The Late Attempted Frauds ntthe Customs.
tIOusc.

Benthn Fabian. who was recently arrested
m Richmond No.. on q charge OF having m COMPANY
with william Chase Barney ,nDw In TIE IOmhs). clefk
In the Cut0m.lOui attempted to delraud Tie Govern
mcnt ont of si0O 900 by attempting 10 remove goods
from the Custom-ilousc on fictitious bonds, was on
saturday brought on to ts city and committed 10 the
TomOs b. Justice Downing. TIC hirtnOad EH7abcr
has the following in regard 10 the matter
Not many days ago f-anis were detected in The
tusiOu-l luuto lu Acr-loil civ. ana cifclrH inncts
fixed the euIlt uIOu William Chle Barney and one
Bcnihon Fabian. ls DOS aid The former is clerk in
the Cult0ull0sc In New York and Doe latter was up
u very recent date doing business lu this city under
the firm Of Fabian Madigan. TINS firm was dissolved
oct 81, l-tJ barney was arrested several DAYS ago in
New orr. and committed to the Tombs for further
trial immediately upon the detection Of the Frauds
communication OF the facts aud of the names of tic
parties made o. Col. a. OrdWay. Provost Marshal
General Of this district who succeeded n arresting
Fabian iu the house cf Mr. Perry AZ Ashland in The
County OF Hanover. He committed 70 iail in tAis
city, end was expected TO be forwarded TO hew.York
yesterday
'irhe iuIl extent Of these frauds is not at present
known nor are al the parties as yet arrested, who
supposed TO he implicated. The frauds were discovered
In three bonds IN the Now fork Custom li0usc. for
$4,000 which proved 20 be fictitious. These bonds
pupOrted 10 have been given by one Richard Clancy,
principal, and Others, as securities. Barney. the Clerk
is charged with having received these a. bona fdc
bond. Tor the purpose Of Withdrawing three hundred
barrels Of alcohol from the Custom House. Fabian j.
charged with being his alder and nbettor.
" The abOyenamed Richard Clancy, the apparent
principal Of the bonds. also arrested in this eli
few days ago. as one Of the implicated parties This
man turns out TO be a cunning and mean character.
lie had changed his name 30 often that We lind him
registered the books Of Col Dunn chief clerk of The
here AZ Reginald Channccy, alias Richard
Clancy, olas Francis. 1iias james Williams. Under
this last name be- found stopping At the E1chnrgo
Hotel and afterward at the Franklin House, IN this
city Tie department Is satisfied that there others
IN hg ciy who interested IN these frauds and the
eyes O ITS officers are wide open and IN hopeful pursuit
Of some oftem This scheme Of fraud seems 10 BE- quite
grand and extensive involving many parties here and
In New York and it is earnestly hoped that The whole
may be brought 10 light and all The guilty receive ther
ust dues"
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TRIMMED DERBYS AND rURBANS
TRIMMED DERBfs And IuRBANS

of French md Domelir Manufacture including al tho
,hipcs yie designs aud materials 1r Ladies. Misses aud
niauts IN all ri,ef az a.l prices, o. every colon
FROM %s TO IS.
We invite parcuts and guardians 90 cvuins these. You
viii positively % per cent. beside the bother and
hurle Of shopping. Ladies living Al distance send
h, orders by mad for auy article in line q check in.
coscd or The price With the .e Of fnnc easUrcneu
head and such particulars rs 20 cOor style, &C., may
enable to uudegnd your rKlct hte and requirement.
viii insure yo1, wihln reasonable space ftIne.
HANDSOME HONNEP or JOCKEY.
As much and Judgment will be used the selection Of
The goods e8 though tie parties on toe trot We
gIaTfntcc complete -c.0u, and feel certain ihlt onco
favored viii your order wiil corm8ni your future
pitrorl.c 500 or go w purchase lQs y .sl Bonnet
p D, or $40 Oen elegant Jockey. Where rum.o of Eouues
ordered boy parity educoa n The price og each Will
be made Goods expressed to al parts OF the see coeca
be or delivery.
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ebaipipe the audience to their seata till its close ana
calling forth repeated marks of appreciation. Mr'
Thomas should feel grati6ed at the success Oh DIE
first soir6e.
OPERA AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC TONIGHT
At the Academy Of Music tonight VIII W
given the popular opera "Crispino Ia Comare. ne
demand Eor its repetition is SO imperative 'nA' 'n.
management is compelled to repeat it. Ihe a''enua"s W
grows larger at each representation and IL mus,
considered as the great success of the season.
who have no, seoured seats should 60 early
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Albany Live stock Market.-Nov. 10.

The marke j. well supplied with cattle. to which are
20 b. added head that held ont since satnr
lny Sellers opened the trade by asking advance OF tdc
prr n live weft which they have stood hTin The con
-quenre i. comparatively ight sales most Of the Vow OK
b,f. prearrnx 10 take down droyes commission be-
ca thrv say thei -. not justify the rise sales,
go q, a Sc Tor topp-rs and light cows 6Dlc r com
mon 10 ordinary: l0lc. fir 10 good and sGIoc Tor
Prime extra. choice extra were taken a. higher
hrfre by Dutchess County feeders
susEP sell rsadiy a; 5d1c Eec~ip's $500
Hoa.-saie oi 5uoQ, mostly fs.t st i2lolj!c Re
cr p,s 10 90y shipped % Now-Iork. 1880.
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NEE ding was largely attended. and the debate was OF
W CIV entertaining and instructive character Franeis
'.ambert who delights in the cognomen Of the lr'sh
Apprentice amused the audience greatly by quoting
opnions from P!aio and other ancient writers" De-
rogatory to the institution. Mr. Theophius SHOCKS
doabted the creaiby Of the evidence of the father oil
lies and the utmost efforts Of the Chair TO obtain ST.
lcnce were unavang. Several others took the hoor'
and after loud calls for "SnOoks receiving no answer
the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
ARMoRy CONCERTS on SATURDAY EVENING.

| ARMORy CONCERTS on SATURDAY EVENING.
The I'D Regiment Band Dodworih'.J commenced
their series Of Winter musical entertainments at the
spacious arInOry OF the above named regiment, on
Saturday evening very large and approciativo audi
encc being present. Among Other novelties brought
out was piece entitled the "Tour Of Europe" ~
Conradi M which the airs and melodies OF most OF the
European nations were presented together with q
storm movement which we have rarely heard sur
passed. The band was large and quite satisfactory.
although noticed The absence Of several performers
who were probably IN the service Of Nj. Thomas At
Irving Han.
The second promenade concert BY the ,th Regiment
Band (Griuilas) occurred ut the fine nail over the
Tompkns Market. There was the cust0 ~ elegant
display OF toilets. and in point o numb also, The
attendance wac quito remarkable. The music of
the light, pleasing order and was played IN very
spirited manner by this very effective band. Some Of
the competitions arrangements by the leader were
remarkably striking as specimens Of powerful intru.
mcntatiOn.
HI Exceency Gov Fent0n accompanied b. Omar.
tern Aster.Gon L.. 4. Merritt and Assistant Plymas.
tcI-Gcn. Charles W. Darling. visited the armOroB Of
the --d AID 7tb regiments during The evening.
IL seems pnblc misfortune that The concerts Of these
two regiments are given sinuitineOu ly An arrange.
ment ought forthwith 10 be mado 10 have these enter.
tanmentR occur on alternate Saturday evenings. rs
there ~ popular demand for this style Of music which
no feeling OF eIc!asiyenes, eptdr.eoPs ought TO
thwart " control
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10. Iga sIXrMANE. 90 Taa,h..,l

p S.--lust received from sucon a large quantity t5l
cirtou) OF Goorcd Velvet RIBBONS. intending al widths
colors and ,hades which IS per cent below the
value. A.0, fl line of Black No.yc. RIBBONS At i'm
poEtcFs prices. pFessuakcr. would DO well 10 cal.
81. L. HIGGINS.
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Tke the from A.,Dr House Canals. tell ihe
conductor 90 D., you ont i,thi Tho pontrtors
poy of any Of Inc hotels viii direct -Junfry ut
MAMMOTH MILLINERY E5IABLlsuMENT
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COTRT or COaMOE TLFAs-CHsuBrE.-Noy. H.
Before Ilfr g aHDoEo.

COMAtTifINIS 20 I'VE JUVENILE AsYLVh-Ff-
LIGl0r- lGHIs or MSors.
li rr JOAN Gr1
An opinion has been delivered by judge
Cafdaf1 fn thr above matter. delivering thr boy 10
liz tr another ou the ground Of informally in the notice
given e. iL .'rrfothrf o to preceding ier hs commit
lucut o. ths JuyruIIc Atyllm.
Anrf dp.tIl rlIc on els TrrIrt fic llfr -1H en
o. rsy t hri,rsf liid be- being educated in rcs1n
rent fl tsf q M rrrs1tt refust their ~th, IL
ei of El.Ius O. thr roans 1 tCl.lut a
t1o the rsa thrgr irg iosf-il ifom which
Tho cogns aholld n.lefe.
Tho prisoa.r disrharg.i.
h J. Mo- arssy fos p-'itiensr Mr. Bryan for tho AsJ
lam.
SPECIAL TEns-Sov. I-Befors Juarc CARpoIo.
John Murphy AIT. Cmuc. Sane agt. Nhcelan.-
Ofd,rs will D. sran'sA Brady ar; Ritter -Jle r,1t ,,ei
Mclean aL Seville Order sIsHtoi without costs Ma.on
| ST. Ba.f.--Jul surrt s-f rsitc.
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COOPER INSTITUTE

~ THE HUTCHlNSONS only Concert in this city viii
b. given TiiU HSDAi EVENING Nov. IL, when they
will sing choice selection OF Of the most popular
thor. with original selections by tire Hutchnsons.
Tickets 81 cents door, open O'Clock. Tickets can be
hAd 10 the Music stores OF WILLIAM HALL son FIRTH
son Co.. HORACE WATERS. aud al the door.
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The Aununi Police k'nrndc-Snviintions 10
the Hnvor, Aldermen, Couuciimon and
Supervisors TO Receive rnrrhinr
sa'H!c.

On Saturday, Seth G. IIawlcy, Chief Clerk
OF thc Board OF METROPOLITAN Police transmitted an
invitation 10 bis Honor tho Mayor. Ia receive march
inV salute IN front of the City Hail on the occasion of
The Police parade on The 10Th inst and also a resou.
ton ol The Board of Police extending general invita-.
ton to the Mayor Aldermen. Counclmen aud super
yisorl 20 receive marching salute the occasion be-
fore alluded TO.
AT a meeting of the Board OF metropolitan Police
held az the Central Department Of the Metropolitan
Police. no 800 Muibcrry-st. New York Oct. a. lsU5
thc follow ing resolution was adopted.
Re1iged That the Mayor Adcrnun aud Councimen Of ihe
City pf Nrw-iort, te superisob oi tie Couutyo of New
ios, aud tho Mayor lnd members OF tho Common Council
Of e City Of bookn BE- repeatedly invited 20 receive
mlfchng mule from The mctopoian Police Force et tho
ty Hail. in the city Of krwl ok on the hdy o Nove.
beg nc1t O'Clock p =. G. NJ .WLKY Ghier CLERK
CEsrrAL DRPtRTHRsT MgTRoroLirAs Poker
NEwfOHK. S.y. 3, llt5. :
To III Honor g. OODFggY CusTHgR, Mayor ~ Me Ciiyo
Ncr. i0Iki
You arc repeatedly invited 20 receive marching sante
from tie 'i,rogoi' Police Force the occasion Of the
Animal Pafudc thc city lial nthr City or NcwYols on
DE 10Th us in puuuncc Of ar.aoilou of the hoafi Of
Msopoltan Police copy oi which Is hereby Iauult.od
By order VI tie Board ci Natiop0I'ip Polics
). {. hAwLEY Chief CleTi.
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County NerrtHrfs Mnrfs and Dealers Who are ia want
n B'1H~ts Nna~ Goods of any description, either By
Wholesale REAL ..ua not OH % visit csia5 ishmtut
before making fheir elections gnnrtnics saving of
least 3; rr besides the groai adys1sge o having
IuE LARGEST STOCK ~ THE CITY
choose ffou. Southern orders solicited and dispatched
with .r-lt care and pfomptfute
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10 n. Homo, c. GoDpary Grsrn4a, Slasorg &s cay O.

The INFLUENCE OF TnEATERs.-'rhe discus
sion the theaters continues TO be Sunday evening
amusement Of Metropolitan Hall. Las, evening tho
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

SUPERIOR COURT-Ursga.L TER~-Nov. lc.-Bc.er,
Jltt..rf GaryIs. MosELL and M9ScRfrF
DLCIsIuS.
william II. HcNickrr at. Augustus W. Green
leaL-uIlef afru-d Oplion by noarl J. Barbour, j.,
cif.cuf.ur
sPGciAL TggH Nov. lo-Bsfore Justice RoBERrsoS
DErfsiONs.
William Patterson agt. William G.. Patterson.
T. c. tatislurd a-i Nit IL. Benton. JosepLnc Brown
ssr Hcst-r !. ncnLi. Jesse Clfoethcs at lsaao h.
Hobcrts.-- 4 rtious .flutsd.
J-nc' {. Bennett ss- franch Hui.-h0tion sfpntcd with
Sbilsud Mrlilna ar. francis Mulni-Moti5n Granted
aud Csaro seat to Referee.
CLsfiel De1al.on 80. Jacob l.. Bitch-Moou granted
yaraf.if lion "a Soy Of poeee.inx with SO costs
Fugenie Mi,hor go. 4. {. UIouEhoton granted with
SO costs o. tbs and : 40 costs oi former moiion.
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III IGGINS~ SIXTH AVENUE
Il MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
CONTINUATION OF Our GREAT SALE OF
TRIMMED BONNET .f 40. tl2 and 80
TRIMMED BONNETs lt SO AZ and sl3

pursg st week The derlui frthss honne;s enorm-
End the se very sfeIt tcmr they % least ~ per
cent cheaper thil e goods br h1rght Or ou broad
ufF Eai ltrif have been erp pilyet. trd these vi yDis
0r-s u rEi,r % up an0tlsr asor'aent Of thes1
or priced rouu-fs ln Monday motui1s ueti and every
dlF lrrirr fhs wee.. viii exhibit onf usUll
EXTENSIVE VARIETY or TRIMMED BDNNEIS,
rsufrf ia rTe from 10 % = 70. These consist Of Black
snd Co'1d Velvet BoHnrt Of esrry price snd description
uncu, vet. sk sni satin honnrts, bisrk Cup~ and
Mogrning ounos fSsung Dres and Bridal Bcnnets, Irsv
cling and tarras" Bonnoi We invite cor citizens and
tic public generally 20 vi.it our
' So .L,lnLLI AILLLNEEy E.LA RLIsIIAIENT
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problem before Us. live have TO become separate
and distinct people Olthough trust that the system
can he made TO work barmoniously. and
that the great problem will be settled WIN
out going any .urther); " 1t should be
that tne Two races cannot agree and i've In peace
and prosperity and the laws Of Providence
they should be separates in that event LOOKING 10 the
far distant future and rustDg that II ma never come;
II II should come, Providence thst works mys-
but nnerringly and certainly. win point on, the way
eId the mode and the manner by which these people
arc be separated and tey are TO be taken 10 their
lands o, Inheritance ard piOmise-for such one be-
fore them Hence. we are making the experiment
Hence let me impress upon yen the importance OF CON
trolling your passions developing your intellect ana OF
III, physical powers 10 the industrial interests
The country; a. that Is sue true process oy which
tuis question can he settled. Re patent perteVelhe
and frbearng and you viii help To solve the problem
Xakc for Yourselves population In this canse'
as you have won for yourselves reputss
ton In the cause in which yon have been engages"
In speaking H. the members Of this regiment want
them to understand that, 20 far as am concstnea
do not assume OF pretend that stronger than the
avs Of course, If nature or that an wiser tnAn
Providence itself IL Is doty TO try aud discover
tose great laws are which are al the foundation OF an
things and having discovered what they are. conform
our actions and conduct 10 them ard 10 the WIN OF
God who ruleth all tings He holds the destines OF
nations in the palm u Ills hand and He will solve the
question and rescue these people rCm the olmcu'iee
,hat have so long surrounded them. Ihen 'e.
as be patient industrious, and perseverinF. Let
MS develop any intellectual and moral worth.
trust what have said may he understood and appre-
ciated Go YOUR homes and lead peaceful prosperous
end happy lives in peace with all men Give utterance
~ word that would cause dissensors, but DO tDat
which will be cred.tabe 20 yourselves and TO your
country To the officers who have led aud so nobly
com mended you In the field, also return my thanks
for the compliment yon have conferred upon me;
where they partook Of the abundant hospuahtes o.
trcir coored fellow oitizeDs
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Welcome 70 Returned Regiments.
RECEPTION or TIE FoRTY-FIPTH AND PITY
EIGHTH.

RECEPTION or THE FoRTY-fiPTH AND Pity
EIGHTH.
The recognition due those soldiers who have
40 nobly supported their country In the late war was
Yesterday awarded for the hundrcd.h time or more In
this city but certainly to none better entitled TO or DC
ssr,ig II tnan the veteran heroes OF the Forty and
Finy eighth Regiments. Both commands arrived here
last SUNDAY morning. and few Influential Germans,
who intended will the COOPERATION OF the friends OF the
regiments to give them reception on ar t
OCCASION ON hearing Of their arrival. met che oeers
aud extended them and throuk them 10 the prvues
invitation to 10 present 81 tae Asntc on
at the hour appointed, o'clock. she recipients OF
tie Invitation arrived ut the Garden ard were received
with enthusiastic cheers and oiLsI mahi.sanons
collation. OF yiands and fruits, unlike tue usual ciml
diet OF the soldier Aferward came numerous bottles
Rhine wine and glasses OF tho inevitable Eager wh'cn
vas imbbed Ia copious quantities. tenuing
mt The whole party In excellent humor for lisening "a
The addresses which followed by DR.. Louis Schifme
Col Benz. A Willis. late OF the l3th Regiment, nm,
Brig Gen Kryxsnowski, formerly Colonel 81 the 9otl
Reg mont and lately its Brigade Commander.
| Gen X. concluded his address. which was frequent,
npplnudcd during its duration. BY oierog his services
10 procure the members oil MS oonnlahu sua"hs ao'
they became cltiseDs. -.,.., l.. Az
The 18th aud 3cth Regiments were recruited IN this
city principally among the German element ana en-
tercd the United States service III October lsO iH'
onght In n the battles OF the Army Of the Potomac NJ
10 and including the battle OF Getysparg win tne
Eleventh Corps and aferward, when that corps with
The Twelfth, was incorpors'ed into the Twentieth
Corpx aud ordered to join Shernans Army they wsnt
with IL aud shared the dangers and hnrdships OF thai
army aud helped contribute 10 its pres;ige The FOL
lowing officers aud 56s men now return OF the original
100 men and upward Of 80 officers which composed
Breyee Brig Gen. w Kryzanosvsh, Brigade Commander
Col A. Dobkr Commanding Regiment AdJutant. H. fuhen
J.r, Surgeon r. II. Humphrey Assist Snrseon, Charles
Stein Qusr,s master, Theodore 6unyerh Co. A-G Fren
sseadsr Capt James vanderhoef firt Lieut. g. Haas,
SccooI Lieut. Go. B-Max Schmidt, Capt Charles Won
.hL.u finst Lieut. Lewis Mes.nann, Second Lieut. Co.
C-Wnl syring Capt Henry RObsfts second Lsut Go.
"a schnassr Capt r. Kslnp,, fir.t LIEUT. Co GF;
Werner, Capt; NJ Plsni,y. first Lieut.. Go; h-C.h
ecbwar, Capt; A. &. PieIch, First Lieut. Co. l-Chsres
g.nns Capt; j. :. Nu.tsdh fir.t Lieut. Edward kuukol
s.eond Lieut. Co. IA 3. sesres CAPT; John speier
koptt First Lieut.
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MEXICO.
Another Piece Of Z" philadelphia News"
Ioutradicsed-Jaarez Not In the United

Another Piece or " PhUndeiphta NewV
Iontradicsed-Jaare Not In the United
States.
The following note from the Mexican Consul
General dis poses Of the very latest canard from Phia'
d6lphia: a.. q ,sss
40 the Ag,nt Of The Associated Press Ner'forh
,sDrAg SIR: Permit me- through your ericicnt ana
reliable agency 10 again contradict tie report that
President Juarez has ieft the territory OF the Mexican
1.-The statement to that effect Of the correspondent Of
The Phiddphia Press published 10 the papers here this
morning. il a pure unutigated falsehooi and only
adds another proof TO the many we already have OF the
puous character Of the agenfs II Maximilan,
aud OF the means they employ to support thcir unhoy
cause. r,n 4.
II am In possession Of official dates from FL Psso to
the eth Of September five days later than the date OF
the letter Of the correspondent Of TIE Philadelphia PFes
and can aver not only has President Juarcz never
lad the slightest intention II leaving the territory oi
the republic hut thvre il occasion for his doing So
-" am sure 30 respectable and influential journal as
tn, Phiiddpha Prss cannot BIO aware OF the Interest
"a. and utterly unreliable character Of these reports
OF IL would not have given place TO correspondence 81
once untrustworthy, and. for an American SO uh
patriotic. g. .
- ~ NJ NAVARRO,
Mexican ConsulueLcfN'