The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-23
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Secretary Seward 30 far improved In health yss
.erdsy as 10 be able 60 pay visit to tho President
The from Mexico, via New Orleans 70 the 18th
instant There In nothing going show that France
Intends Withdrawing her troops by the time specified II
now believed that portion will leave and tho rest
VIII merely Change their flag, substi uug Nakimiian's
for the French tri-color The action taken BY the
French authorities In preventing the departure Of
o. MAMMALIAN for Europe wss by instruction
q Napoleon On tho 9th inst. over ono hundred sad
ATTY soldiers for the Frcach Legion arrived from ~
Nsxare commander chief 10 relieve Ba,sine was
expected 10 arrive at any moment Colonel Tsran was
within nine miles Of Vera Cruz With a considerable
force OF liberals and had issued proclamation TO the
inhabitants OF the State. calling them TO J1ln him.
The city Of Jaiapa under state Of seye the liberals
having invested It throc rides with heavy forcs
Our special fashions correspondent In Paris, writing
on the 7th Of September. gives full outline OF the
autumn and winter styles Of droxs far Indicated
the very centre Of rule in France The cloak aud
mantle ornaments described well four new hats
differing in cut trimming and make ur which iusi
out
our nes from Turks Island ar. dated 70 the sth %
September Very iklle Tho early part the
weak 10 the way Of shipping salt but towards the clOse
there brisk demand. and several vessels we're 10
port taking cargocs. Price eight csntk
Ten fresh OF cholera reported "a this city
yesterday. During the sams time burial permits fcs
eight cholera dead reported. The motnsry report
Of Ast week showed marked decrease in the number
Of deaths In New York. Cholera also found a smaller
aumscr Of victlma The weather has bssn cool and
crscing since Thursday evening
man named Alexander drama, Italian aud
moulder IN plaster, had quarrel with Peer fursr,
for whom he was engaged making q burt Of Rlstor. q,
No las Elm street. yesterday and angry words passing
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brsas killing him amos, Immediately. He then took 10
fight and on the Of Grand aud Crosby streets
dnding himself closely pursued by tho police he applied
the pistol 10 his head aud sho, him ,hroash the
brain
During the PEST week Surrogate Tucker has admitted
70 probate the wills Of tho following named pernons.
Tobias Brown, samuel n. Barnes. Edmund ~ Doane
Edmund 8 woodruff, Warren Newcomb, william N.
stewart, Ann Margaret Van Home Augustus whitiock,
John Henry Lampc. william Edwards iss.c 0 Barker,
Major Thompson
In the surrogstss Court Brooklyn, during the past
week. the Wills OF the following named persons
admitted 70 probate: -Anna G. r. wagner Adam shsug
Frederick W. Hssrs Mary Tate, Thomas r. Dorcmus,
walter ". whsslcok, Adeheid LAussrbsch, John Mar.
slu and Ann BuL Letters Of administration were
granted on the estasss u James Carvey u New Lo,s
Philip Mcrsushiiu, Ellen McDsvts, John n. Heuhon,
rheobsid Munsinser. Margaret Hoss, George Heath,
Christopher Sheridan Nicholas Foe and George Cal
way all OF Brooklyn.
lrot between General Butler and Cooley came on
AZ Chicago yesterday the ace being the best three heats
in Ave- for three thousand doIars The 0rs and
cat, were won By Cooley, the Third and fourth BY
batter all after close struggles II became dark before
cue nh heat wss run, ed shs judges could pes SOC ~
horses Butler came ia without driver, and % cfsas
10 WAS found tho track with bis head split open.
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