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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

A n-sk ID IL PIAHOS -
"A LARGE Assortment OF Steinway a sons'
Pianos have just been received. ~ Aiso..--
Piano Stools 2. On. nd Cover por sale az fae. TT1
del 90 W. G. MHrzER0Tr 4 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20
RY GREEN q wILLIAMs, Auotione.r,

ny virtue OF oeed OF trust. dated the 18th DAY Of
movsmber, A. u. lso5. and recorded In Liber n M
No. ), folioe 469, 40. and GI. Of the Land
RECORDS OF We hingto county District of Oolum-
bis, shall sell, on THU SDAY. the eOth day II
Dect inter next. at clock y. m Gu the premises
east hall OF Lot No. In Reservation n esntai n NJ
Two Thousand even hundred and tbfrty-six square
feet four and half iHches with the m OVEN eats
Consisting OF one story Frame House on the trout
alley. nv
Terms; One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest, and secured by
q deed OF trust on the premises. All copyeyancino
sne revenue stamps ~ the cost Of the purchaser
$40 Gown on the day OF sale and ~ The terms are
not Complied With in ye days after the day OF sale
tbe trustee reserves the right to resell the PROB
erty at the risk and cost OF the defaultins puT
chaser, by advertising three times in the ationsl
lntellisencer A. BOSWELL, Trusiee
no so-Tu,Th.sdds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20

EfFECTs OF A FANCY STORE AT AUo-
TON.
s, u MokR9w. Friday > At 10 O'Clock, At eur
Cutlery, Hosiery: ChinAvsre, Dolls, Glass Gases,
1t w. b. lewis l. 90, Aucts.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
BY AIR AND WATER.

| Novel Experiences In n BaIloon-y
/ GLANDS" In the Water nd Sails Aioni
tho Bay-lhe sound, the Ships, sh
| Scenery, Sc.
| The Iuft hunting Boswell "posed" DR. johnson com
Tsetesy when he asked, "Pray SIR what should ycu do
yon we've shut up With baby In q towery" II wasn'
the tower that bothered tho crusty old Doctor 40 uc
as the baby and 20, having had much experiences Il
The infringement of infants VINO pass their Aonsge In
chronic state stomachache and congestion Of The BRAN
he replied, "hold your tongue sirl" But wat II h
had been asked how he cosld manage a rs'loon
Bozxy would have had BIN there. And no
alone DIR. johnson, for thcre arc thousands who
never see balloon In the air without uduigng In rch
epitne,s as rash aud " foohardy - and thanking
Heaven for leaving them Just sucisnt sense 10 rcmxn
on the earth. And yet ballaon ing m simpe enough
ana me concise narrative which follows will show tina,
under any probable circumstances the risk life and
limb ~ comparatively slight
On saturday last Professor Lowe and another gcpto-
nanthe pup Alexander was nj Sarniora for the ben.
cut Of his heah-siared on aerial excursion the bal
loon United states from the Aernnantlc amphithcaire
at the Park The day was favorable in evrry respect
ana tho weather hot Tint tho prospect OF cool
pze IN ma ar icn' an add tiona charm TO tho ascent
Rising with stately grace from among tho of the
Park, tho voyagers had tho satisfaction OF
seeing with gradually expanding beauty tho
ma2idicent panorama which lay at their feet The
mighty CITY, trobbng through all lis dmdai,an arteries
with the giant pusations Of busin ifo tho wndIng
rivers pitierng ike myriad OF damonds n the rnys Of
the SUM- and gradually conveglng into expanso
OF shining sea- the beaut fn Park studded with trees
and Temples, and inerscced BY shining white railways
wnch looked no wider than string OF whpcord; the
mobile mountains ngy Incorporate With clouds and
INNING tho horizon Ike the ba krIound or picture;
the skies themselves, alternate white and blrc reflect
ing here and there tho gloamnv OF tho sottn srn-a
these to the travellers wonder and
angnt Inc l,ueness OF man y legitimate hicct ~
his own srecuafnn and the only why he does
moro freq emily derive profit from tho exerc ls
that ne. hs prefers for The most part TO consider
Inc ht1eness or others But in this respect alone
voyage In balloon IA or inastlmnbe value When
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1868.

deprived him OF hts ONCE. The General 70 be do
tsrmned 70 put end 70 gambling. The Iientenr ~
Governor OF sanaeo de los Vegas and the Capian GS
were nsmissed two three weeks ago, account OF
'"o samohhg that was going on there.
MORE AFRICANS At CUrA.
IL appears that more Africans have been ntrocfuced
mere atev, not far from Havana The report states
thht steamer with than thorsand negroes
rived atcy near Jaruco and landed It's d. cov'0n
sthout orpo-on Jaruco Ia about twenty nine miles
rom mere Three hundred OF the negroes taken
oy schooner to Marianso, a residence, where
.ne Napta'n General Is living These were afterwards
aken 20 ne farm Of wealthy spnniard formerly dealing
~ Jerked oeer They afterwards conveyed 10 his
pan'ar on about five miles from tho coast. They
uuy provided with theu necessary pdses d. fronsito
cupA REvYSuE.
inc esumaied revenue OF Cuba for the fiscal year OF
Inoo-nI smonnts TO f32 s52, 233 and the expepdur
Iooi VIZ according To the ocai papers Just ont of
.e press The FIRST includes $3.50 35O accruing from
tne neduetions on tho salaries OF all government
PIo'es, WIN me exception or the clergy. army and
navy ann those that do not 81 200 In tho
expenditure ! find soT2, 900 for "extraordinary ex.
penses.n
CosSRRCfir wywa
Ihe snrnr Wnrtet Is duh; holders are not disposed 70
se'i Their goods under reals No r. con equently
pnyers only purchase 10 meet their immediate neces-
sities
Exchange the United States does not huctuate much
nre en; the demand has slacened and drawers have
Ie 70 d'sose or so that sixy he
bad on better terms than % 25 discount which quite
out OF proportion with the last quotations gold New
York Shor gold bills are held IL per cent penium.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10


Tho 'ncmeers Of the New York Produce Erchange
held meeting shortly befors O'Clock yesterday for
he purpose OF r-ng fnnds 70 relieve the distress of the
Inhabitants ~ Portland Mr. A. Masters being ap.
20 nied President. and .r Henry IS Peck Secretary.
Mr. MsrERs, after calling the meeiing TO order stated
that It's object 10 adopt the bc~ for relieving
the dstreses of the sufferers BY tho Portland Gro He
had hoard many expressions OF sympathy from nom
bers Of tho board and hoped their sympathy would take
a moro subslanial form han tha, OF nero words
Mr. RICHARD ~ Rock remarked fla, they not
called together AZ citizens Of Maine, New York. any
other STATE but brothers of tho distr sd On Sanr-
day evonng last no had attend meeting In Brooklyn.
a, which though thny attended u tho beat
hoped the subscriptions o. The members 81 ths Prod CO
Exchange would BE- double that amount Tie then read
series Of resoiut ons and committees TO receive sub
David Dows. James Wallace, Georgs n Cragn
Archibald BAXTER, "a Hntn, W. .. Maogam; Robert
Boynt0n. X chsrd r. Rack Francis v ssgs, William "
N.wmsn, Plsbury aud Thomas Dunhsm-
Mr. Richard Buck was appointed treasurer Of the
coninitiee, ami tho members requested hand
their subscriptions 10 hts ofncs ho ~ South street
early a. possible subserp,lon s, wAs a.o opanei :,
the clerks desk, on the nrst foor Of the bal.dDE.
MEETING AT rmE CHAMBER oP CossERcg.
meeting Of tho merchants vas heii yesterday At
twelve O'Clock, al tho Chamber u Commerce The
meeting called 20 order BY M A Lgw President
of the Chamber, who ~as appointed chairman At ths
Ar Mo- n GnrssErI moved that tie ron nittso be
extended 10 hundred, who colld call and soct sab
sorltions from the mcrcnaats And orer business men
and also could take charge ~ various districts ~ the
city whore they could md many opportanlsa ~ doing
q goof deal of service Adopted
Iosttnascf KELLY zaif was his duty ~ make repoxt
of hu NEE, ng held al n. As,or Hos.e on Saturday
even lng There Mr. Bailey offered a Suggestion that
there Should be bat onn ennr and ono brad No ron
mi,t"e was appointed there. but Il Suggested they
adjourn n oirnblaa with the present meeting Witch
noy would io Hs thon handed the resolutions ~ ned
Al Tho meeting At the Aior bBs. 70 tho chairman shs
tho cooperAtion of The Astor HOUSE meeting "a
adopted aud iho of Ar Eclly AMI hs dates
's nv Ta ~. h,, II ~, ~ M s,sna ~ ~ Ssg ~,
Nnh~cfbcf DO Invited ~ - - When they hpi snt'-
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
w ASH!NCTON.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.


under The dreaon Of the Secretary Of the Trea.a,
S5ss o ans Psss nss snanhy the and
es % o. goods wsrehoosed withdrawn Warehouse
county S%T s @ ] sye M 10 70 he trade and
s,redsn Deo Of the Bureau u satsos s hal
"sssr Ii. Il .v vessels Ss Ts
SoS"ss s' as ana the sd sasp snd ssS
e era hsme Of er home got and snch siher Information
y.ad ppa dprnsn %
have such as 81 e @ Shall prescibs sa1
ed sna snIos pnsG ana Sf ns nnmseng bert ~ vessels
shs have her number deeply carved otherwise Ter-
be 'ss oP ave Be ne
S GSt drees .a IS . ', Of the United state, II.
s %er4Sndss =, ssss p..s transit arass Uni'sd
shsndise rrDcticsble, warshonsed w,hdrawn
otter daiict. and remnins n aSe
ss sshsS,e assse. 4 The be end q e.sh
Poyed m the prep'r'ton of sttiso IN the Treasury
superyIson and direction shah be- tie further duty Of
se s. sf ~ 2 and 70, s s The
se etnsan 1ner loc'ie, sources q raw material
oa " 6aaass,ns wages sssns and q .aes ss
a s""a sS also collie, sse ssr dss. nns
5as for m the be- use If the statistics mining
hs mines the products labor employed ,hsrea.
director shah A. report q b. laid Soiors
sS.ds sSnd with foreign ssns ds,1Su.sa s q
and the exchane Of oo,6odies with she n'a and ''s ths
sDs Ssi 0 Pren'as IN - hs rspotys countries when
Ola, inc cro ced = saes my be increased: which report
such n,nner and torn Sc required by the Secretary
' pgp:rs the ssa wnr rsso4 ae Sf
sy e seSep1 @ M Or To ,oyenment relating his
ber cek "a 4 ma, "a AIRY The e ,sqry hall ID de, such
ss1as ~, II ta 49, ana e = nc Bureau Of sts
oe rsgr Sy M
snrean sha r 4 fryel bc order and ppove Of the
oa' asG :? I S %GssSS Snd Y 's
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

sisKrNd fsR The steamship Maurtus from
liverpool laden with iron, and consigned to Grinne,
Hnturn CO. of this city, lay yesterday at pier No ii
North river, dsclargng her cargo The pier Is very
long onesix hundred fect-ard constructed
by sinking crates nilod with stones distances from
each other q about sevcnts feet The abutmcn,s form
iD this way were csnc 81 by Orders, which pauk
i eil readiy b. s"on that pirders OF
sIan seventy feet without support but ilcir
Inherent strength Efe little suited 70 bear up under any
very extraordinary pre- sure. Ent notwithstanding this
abe ship hano a0hglo the pier 80 hat her alter
bold lsy about in p crnlro of the span rtbera
from the Shore IL tc convent for
dore uni aiding Tho shlr 10 pnt The iron on that ptu
OF the dock sunpcried nv fhc grde thsn on the
parts support hy tlfr foundations OF stone, he did
not hesitate - 40 10 began To take on. the iron
which assorted rnrgp and lay IL down wherever
u nycHient GHd .ss most convenient place
preci-elv The paco where Law tho grraet
danger Bv af-pss' irce o'clo~k he had suc eeded N
getting gu III tpns AMI vast VI feedng with his
work. VII ~ 0nco tho rier hcvan 20 sink slowly nj
Hrst and sa - mpercrtlhy hnt u sudden give way
with terrb crash ned gi'ar4 pankng and all that
retd upon tli'm Disappeared from the eht
petcY a. though none lad ser been hs-s One mnn
tnosn Henry Rash va ~ work on the pier At thc
ain snd T. now mii.lnv. i imposed ihai he wns
Kill by ~ fali.ag he iron drowned. as
o. information II dent reached Captain Stn,r, Of
tho Twenty aecand lftclnc e im med aeiy went 70 the
oae ~ disas'e- with sertion of men ~ prev
any from gong Inc pier further dscharss Of
che cargo
H. l.. LIZ rSs7rurs on rHk cuprsrAs BRorHrss'
so.oors-Isst evening inc final examination Of the
-sudcns forihc last term and distribution Of prizes
tbe succAf pdptso n The Dc la Sale Institute Schools
"a, hc hall OF the cper Institute. Tie Youths
esamlued n The varions ran cs u sindy compris
fry useful commercial c9aciin, the abstrue sciences
~, languages, muse. vocal ani Instrumental; pociry
aud recitation. rbe boys a. played knowedae which,
m I'D ntsn such truder years, reflected honor upon
the te-chcc. TIC hs was hlici with friends and rel
stwrs ~ The pupils
A.uclTE ALrw1 THs cotlras ~ HKx YoRK =
III Assn .se Alumni 81 The Fr Q Acsdemy--now Col.
ie-lfr Yafs me- la; evening the Church q the
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
GREAT FIRE IN THE on REGIONS.

/ hhU'h~r DrstTucttNe ffEe Am ohg VII
Woiis-rwonty Thousand iSarreis al
OIL Consumed-Over Twenty Wells
burned Ont, &c.
LourvfIs, Pa, July A. 1880
There q great nre Bennehon run last 0ght.
Duringa thunder storm tho lightning struck tho gas
ppc In tho Western Union Telegraph we'll Tho No
quickly communicated 70 the tank which exploded and
The OIL ran down tho run cansng tho fame, to comnu.
ncato With several oh,r tanks which IN turn exploded
snd caused one % tho heaviest connaSFatons tho oil
regions have experienced
Wo learn that between elghicon and twenty large pro-
dacing volts were burnt up Including three largo
flowing weis among which tho sheridan ana West
ern Union Telegraph woila bosh o. them large flowing
wells
The Sheridan had eight nine tanks nlcd with on al
OF Which were destroyed
A. far learn twenty thousa MI barrels
OF oil were destroy ed and tho number at
much larger AZURE than this
The oil was fcot deep q II down tho run 10 Oh
creek.
There wore also between twenty snd thirty derrick.
ds'royed tho wek Of which Ia various sasos OF
completion
The loss cannot be estimated present but Il a very
hcAvy.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
THE PORTLAND CALAMITY.
Distribution or Clothing-The Bodies &c
Two Victims Diseoverod-1Icctina Of tho
City Council. Sc.

PORTLAND, July y, 1903.
Tho Executive Committee distributed all tho clothing
hand this morning. and sni found thousands or ap
ncants suffering badly II is desirable that any cloth
ing which has been donated should be forwarded
addressed 10 Woodbury. I. Dana, ward room No. g.
2cbrn Chickering' truck man, and his mother, woro
burned TO death in thoir house Iarch street The
bodies discovered to-day
An important meeting of tho city govr-nn,cn was
held to night Orders passed. constituting commit
streets IN the burnt dstnrs general revision II
lincs OF siroes will probably he Alao an order
Tor committee on prin park and a market the
burnt district; also cnmmee IN regard TO
was introduced requesting tho Governor call
a special session OF tho Legislature FOR ths
purpose ~ adopting tho amendment 10 tho constIiu.
iion ~ the United fntes ant ~ the evo nhi
can he claimed ~ wc allowed IN cnees of altering
str'e's Thia wns referred TO The CIV Collector
Tho Merohan r. Bank VA II has been opened and the
contents eounc entirely m njarei This tn iaJt
vanlt opened. and MI have h"en found safo
There Il hardly harkened run IN ~. burnt district
nenrly everything being turned white by tho inton
heat
Srlfrcgirtcr'ng thrrmome,ers IN Lowell 4 anntcr'E
vaults show nrlv 10 degrees the highest 10 Ia
tic vault and 1870 In tho upper vault Thls vault
wns bull nfiy mrs ago
Lite bugs crasicd out OF tho Merchants National
Rank vault, when opened THIS vault exposed to
the heat Tor long period here having bccn many
of coal on IRE IN no cellar and the II atili burning
tents OF tho First National Bank carno out in bean
III order.
sates o' nearly all descriptions proved worthless In
most cases. when unprotected and tho few which did
judged rom ,bs that only vaults built from the ground
nre entirely reliable.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

regard 70 taste or oonssstency. Mn< Rare,t and NJ
hAsidgo appeared In erludng afterpeoe, which
received with app'aaae 1.cse entertainments
appropriate for the heated Icrm ss there ~ spoa
Ihey and variety about thom which mako the audience
ee more :. homo than nj n nuhsc place of amnseinehL
Ihey VIII b. given four evenings OF canh week.
namely, Monday. Thursday Friday and Saturday. ant
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

A LARGs s.rcH or PRISONERS sEsT 10 THE tTArE
PRisss yOH BvHgisKY ssD LARCENY.
Before Judge Rnascl

FNTNFW IIUFN ItIIIsIN
The o1.sodar yesterday vcry large, and a number
or csss- dispoaed o ~ lhs City Jadss befre its
couys adjourned Dls,rci Attorney Hall ard Az a,aat
u stei Attorney Bedford prosecuted John wHianr
csyr "a ~ rcking tockciF va seneneed 70 Eve years
Alfred B-rhsn and JOHN Harris, burgisry sentenced 70
ave and four ara fsapestYeiy john Thomas pleaded
stig T. attempted gfani iarceay iia-ry Vernon,
larceny tlead guilty 80 - ~ NIT James 1afk ard
John Sf b. burglary tenehefd 70 two and naH years,
eYrert Fuith HI wto.e iuds meat VA susfenfad
Thassas NTH sri cberes wli'Nms rieafad guNty -
aVsnpfs ~ grant larceny afd were seuercef f0r to
YEAR. Charles JaektnaL i1rreny. shttnced ~ tso
yes,s E.Nsr1 Sulth, psAy atceuy sfntl nod r. -
fnnnha Csares IlcT~ree plendcd FWAty g. "a alrnlt
grand l-rc. NlllTn hnfrty pendei suttf ~ -
atasptssd bufgmry Va he ulrd degree May Rely
rieus-3 gu iy Is aitrrpt ft FFas8 iafesny These
rri.grcrs vctc rsnssnded ~ euissce
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

swcepstakes OF nlnaie on hundred dollars viii be
uottsi this anenoon. a, ths Fashion coursa ~ ala u
tho mos, eqsiy matched ho0s IN point % speed, tAAi
can be found In this country, all Of them b-las ros-
sderei capable ~ troIing IN 30 Daisy Inru. 10 he
fsvore and bungr tho In the poos; Lucy lhs
ord choice and Amber third MACK OiiDta nest, aoks
nert Hat n ~ supposed fr0m ths desire mann"~in1 -
purchase nay Burns that she m ba the fsvorsle Askn
the field bolofO the start a odda
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

A. meeting ~ the original oMahony Fenss&
held to-day u sustain James Stephens. rs~cN
niions unaRimOnsiy adopted rletRinE BIN
their ad, recognizing him a. tho Chirf 0rgAnIsss
% the insh republic In wborn they have the
most iu,piiot rsDcs for ta,~grty ~ pgrpo.s iofiv
patriotism sad abty % crecuts tho flty BE-
fors him and dsuooDcng tho charge of his being Dr.
ish SPY "a foul ssnder Tho Committee R~sots-
Patrick Murphy. Jeremiah Bergen and jstess
Nsgllre Anufnbor haze promised - oosuibats dsa-
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
Whereabouts OF tho Peruvian Iron-clad
RMm..
our PANAMA coRRrsposnpncr.

- '"1'1"" VVHNITFUNHEFUh'
PASANa. July I, 1896
The United states steamer Nipsic, from Rio Janeiro
reports having seen on the 9th ult about fifty miles
me east OF hadonndo, the ron-cad Peruvian rgates
Hpescar and independcncia They Hrbseouentlv re-
NAMED time M TINT no nt Nh re- they scceedcd In
rapftrlne and d s'roving hve Spanish vessels They
also embarked NJ Maonado some forty rerons enlisted
FOR tho parpose Morteviieo wher the Spanish Consul
had made tho usual protest against this breach
OF neutrality.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

u1pf ruGArnf.

To- prpuiar tgni~i.tl ~ hanas H slgssfsS =
vi. sLsstf hs ever nx = arsr ~. tari punsF~ary
b. sans Arrrt rs peoa ~~ wft oar, sd "a,
grsst vl.A pAsf.B ~ nsfasfsss ag4tpca Mits
Erttisrr y sefi mntrap.1fsa faveYts spp~4rs..
~ hsr r. a<ha tet ssrw. "kriy ff8es CcfFH ~ wbt
fhe - rptf Fstsaty sfg@usss sra sBrofwd Tt~a
s.tr III na. aiafat e0esd wih 80 burssTsr ~
Pi Bl ee@ ehtA Aa sttsrs wafstl AypsAtat w.
t,ssf tf8Nf ADJ sDsiesflys sffAaaga r.s baf slss
- MrhA arA tfafshnG with tss dsssf Asd ts@ uAsg
rs-f oat y o. es,es' All nom snisysDs = W cy
Fkalo4 ErrsArA Aiws2sra.
ffaf s-iss y gsrieF suisrtsiufssnia s~se apsssi
ssl ffsune. Faa naaramtad taW nght "a aawy@s
49, pby aom,. DrpNga - va Rsusta ~.
vsrs ssAsi snl assAft pafaTs 81 aeax~iok s-srs@s
j. tas atbs ~aa1lr pfagan'se sV.ss srsuing ~ no
fste tae qsiy sessrlny s1issa wss na Abbstt,
atrsG sheh 49, stat 80 bass bssa stpsess ft'or,
t.t4 a~'h@o~gbiy s.-~s.fisAss ssrs 1hs ssna
W t@fN tfttn4 wsTH te.estfirs snA vlrgrrsia
liz - 80" s#wtra~ f'ftn f4As T.gAt.sfs
taHtf es ssfts Haa bs4fv tf Aleanssfa
A#f fafvtN 49, lay ta@s aNsatens wpaa fft
.ft ~ f4ra n trs .pfE A. tbsk wefa tffhisf
tptFt = f,ss1 srfr pss1 " w Qgsyy sfiaosi sa'
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
AGrsy Between Coisred Soldiers sBd the
Police at thsrte.ton.


There vns a riot IN tho market At Charleston last
Saturday nigh, Some negro aoiiers we blocking 10
tie rAsssg ana requested to deaist Dy NE pofs
Ths party then hft but shortly atsr rrnsd IN
fDroed and nreI nto the pncr, dangerously wondins
two eoorrd nys,andcrs Fofty policemen chasssd
tl,n ~
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
M E xlC o !.

Affair." ~ Matsnior0s--Cortina Contest
ing the CavcrnorSnip Of the City with
sCarnvnj 1.-The Impcriallsts Conccn-
trailing as Monterey. Ssr.
MArAMoRoe, July 4, 1906
Trade adult Tho people are frightened, and
lpecng forced loans.
Corlna ha' arrived, ond contests tho Governorship
with CaravaIi The soldiors fun Of plunder and
are acting badly Ono hundred and twenty wounded
st Gonag1.
The imperialists concentrating at Monterey 10
move doan and occupy the Rio Grande Valley The
liberals dscordsnl.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

Gnr-srrsvs --oo ssssdsy, Jaiy =. cHAWtdz n oE~ !.
sLyxvs axsd ~ years
h remains win be taken % cOnnecasss fos ~ -
mont.
osvrR. --Evl infAsi dAaghter of Richard snAI -.
Oxm~rM
Tho relatives snf frisnds ~ the fsfrAtv - -
fully lnviei siteud ,hn fanrrai. S~dnssd -
noon, 81 O'ciork-
The New York herald., 1866-07-10
OF Liberals and ImperiaIists
ON The Mest Coast.

SAY FRAScrsco, July 8. 1863.
letter from tho Imporal Governor OF the Depart
ef Tepc Mexico, states that the bcral General Corona
has w.thd To Cuiacan, leaving small do,schmcnts
near hazaiian 70 annoy tia French He had made no
ofcDsiyc movement since the Ia ~ May.
The imP Tialiss had received orders TO comm an
active campai 10 Snalca snd sonora
soncJarss hal appeared at several points In Jasco
bnt nraly fepulsel
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

HAVANA, July Z, via BALrMopE, July o. 1890.
The government In receipt OF Telegram announcing
revolt n Puerto Principe Cuba The wires arc cxcu-
sive'y occnpicd by the authorities
Great military activity prevails and detachments OF
troops are being sent there i'm .nediatey
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

4, ,""y""y .'1s ysN'. "a usvm'.st.n arrs.s
..s9%s T.p s.s~A.F,F AtifMftt~ 80 us Cunatk~s S
80 ~'R1 "" - - -l4wssv1i. fsaFn.
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

YIor. nee Lock stttch s~,sisg ga
Pest wHfia. FIDkEAdE hsNlN A. .,.,.t,. !.
CoAPAst. Das sfosf~Ay
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The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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RELIEF Movements In I'M. CITY.

Tho sympathy u our c,zcns for tho Portland sufferers
s ast organizing itself and taking materially beneficial
share Tho following tho subscriptions thus FAR
4 acknowledged
The New York herald., 1866-07-10

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