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The New York herald., 1866-12-06

CRr or MnfcN NOV. ~, 1865
NEWS yRon TINE UNITED ssArB AND srsCuIAnoH rIxHDox.
The great event Of the week has been the receipt Of The
news from the United statea Little elsa has been TALKED
about and the small instament OF the treaty fumished
By the New York press but shapened The appetite for
the remainder The excitement caused by ths news was
little lsss than prevailed during the week following the
Empsrors abdicatonfor his departure for orissbs was
abdcaon in effect and the widest surmises respecting
The conditions Of the treaty continue TO be nduRed In
and promulgated even by parties In ofncial positions
The French are greatly mortified II their inRlorious
failure and douby as being finally obliged 70 hold any
on,cial communication with Juarez II the temper Of
their ofcia here reflex OF that Of the Tueriss,
decp and lasting hate engendcred against the United
stases WHICH may be smotbered for years. but will show
itself s @ rst opportunity They take every occasion
70 tell MeNcans that their nationality s dcad and their
whole country must In short time follow the fate Of
Sonora. unless thcy now throw on the Yankee yoke
which sought be fastened upon them, and unitsdy
oppose Yankee domination II has been moro
than intimated that foreign troops would not be
found wanting II they should be needed for this pur
pose Cooperation OF national and foreign forces
they are told, would keep out the sudacious
Norsherner, and possibly end In crushing his power,
while At the time the integrity Of Mexico would be
secured and rm constitutional government be cstab
shed. The reeraion Of these spurious promises and
misrepresentation alarmed the timd liberals, who
easily induced 70 coalesce with the impcriasts for
the purpose Of keeping out the Americans and pre-
serving Mexican nationality portion Of the liberals
and the mpcraists united TO invite Maximiian to re
turn promising bring TO his support the whole Of the
people, and that with the troops already organised hs
would DO ablo 70 defeat Juarcz aud consequently annu
his treaty with the United States Tho French, II necss
sary, would delay their departure until next fall and
shown that the finances could be 10 arranged that
the expsnses Of the government could be met even V
organizing forty thousand troops and keeping them n
the field, bot MaximiIsn has hsd enough Of Mexicar
promises, and refuses 70 sccsdc 10 the proposal.
YouSe vruRsrDn PROPOSED A xnrxRoR.
sun another scheme projected which would sur
mount the great objection against Maxmilianhis bcnt
foreigner u was proposed that the infant Prince
yturbds should b. made Emperor, with regency dur
ns hs minority the church party plsdging s strength
and resources 10 him. Ths opinion Of General vdanr
was ayksd; his rsply psssf ~ pssssE ssid he Gen
uspt>, ysu pryYss v @siA,h vbas ne p>gp> Of ~
WslSv tays - eBseo o4lD ~ - Sm1nna1
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METROPOLITAN FINE csamss'sNeas.


Reconsideration ana Cemp1aiats- Appsint-
psesss-New Fire Rsstes, &c.. SO.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners met yesssndsy
morning lsthl Present c. G. Pinckney, Prssdsnt and
Conmismissoners Enss Brown and Abbs After reading
The minutes the following communications were received
and properly REFEREED
From Superintendent Of Horses asking for additional
assistance at the hospital stable.
From Thomas McDonough, late Of Engine Company
No 10; Thomas w. Geary, late Of Hook and Ladder
Companv No H. and william Beamsn, late OF Engine
ompsny No al requesting the Board 70 reconsider ts
sciion In dismssing them from tho Department
Complaints were made for misconduct against ". =.
IAwrepce OF Hook and Ladder Company No. 8; Henry
r. Burger, OF Engine Company No. 25, and william
Hsrn, Of Engine Company No. IA
msnd.e the payment or sundry bills, which was
The The following i appointments werc made George O.
gig: T:.sssI:a Ss:Ssny x s.m engineer steamer No to
engine No. 22; Philip Rsmes Of engine No 70 engine
No ~, and jeremiah Kely, Of engine No 23 v en-.
Mr. JsD.s Boso made application for asss,ance in
covering the remains o. me men who lost tnsr lives at
was referred TO the Chief Engineer, with power
Commissioner Engs presented the following re-
Commissoncvs Engs and Brown, 10 whom was re-
ferred proposition 20 inquire and report upon tho 70.
%ovs o. Engine NO ns
rsport thai in their opinion land this sustained by tho
Chief Fnsineer who has acted with thcm In their In
quIryl the house formerly occupied by the Volunteer
Engine Company No 81, IN Edrdge street, 10 10 al
the proper 70 occupy for this purpose
Il large we'll built and Is constructed a. 10 be altered
for the required purpose at moderate expense The
| street ia sufficiently wide and than com
monty free from incumbranccs, the house being but
= very short distance from Canal street. ON the north
and DIVISION street the SOUTH the former opening
both east and west 10 any desired extent
and the latter presenting quick r0uts 10 tho Bowery
and thence down Chatham square, and another up ID
vision street TO sucb distance may be required
sant,n9 on oil the streets opening TO the East river
While from Canal street TO Broadway and vicinity 10
ahort distance The locations competing with this II
choice were Thirty-ei0hts old house, IN Ann street
which would have TO BE- entirely rebuilt IN lot nos set
ncsntly large fronting aud bed street, IN,
shs hcese of old Hose Company No. a. IN new Cana
street. winch, althoughampls In accommodation, front
on railroad which would interfere with running on
ana in and hinder movemsnts besides, u 70 Tar NOR
valuable property surrender 70 the city Thsss Wow
coniirm your committee In the erpediency OF recon
msndIng the passage Of the following rssoluiion:--
Resolved That house No % Kldrdgs street BE- alters
a horsee and otherwise arranged
REQUIRED Tor the purpose Of saoning Engine Company Ma
and their apparatus there and that this b referred Boz
3 Shs sane ooinmss. 70 report plan and estimates.
On noson The report was laid the table BY The 10
IoW1na vote Pinekney, n0eean
AbSA -CsnnssIoae DrVNk
4 nlm6d ~ sljsrnse
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= evenua By - inpssaisss HsndsS ssSs eses - =
se.oysd sunssr q SSsss, towns .nd % siiissss "a
murdered goodly number q the unrssistns inhahf-
ons and asn ns Ssn. Sp
.ea and Koran have all made themselves peculiarly
obnoxious to the liberals who win visit terrible ven
sfsA u' 'n,s.s rsn rs. my svm spsa'e 'nsm.
On the 9Th inst ono thousand liberals attacked Pa
mem On he sh hsy
captured Real del Monte, an English mining town nine
miles from Pachuca which was bravely defended by
some Austrians After taking the place the liberals
opened the prison doon and SET At nberty all tho
prisoners, after which they destroyed few houses
posed heavy nne upon oihsrs Forty Of the Austrian
garrison started for Pschuca, but when about half
way between the two places they fired upon by
party OF three hundred liberals lying in ambush Twenty
men We're killed almost immediately the survivors took
refuge IN house near by. where they defended them
selves as long their ammunition lasted when they sur
rendered at discretion The liberal commander at once
orucred the prisoners TO be put death the order
VA Willingly executed, most Of the men having their
throas cut On the night Of the 9th the Austrans num-
oering three hundred Pachuca returning in
sstesy to this city The same night Pachuca occu
p'ed Dy the Liberals The butchery OF the Ausrians
from Real del Monte is severely commented upon by ali
parties even the liberals dsnouncng the act In unmeas-
On the 7h inst ve hundred liberals, under Rivas Pa
acios attacked the city Of Tepancgo but were resisted
by one hundred and ten soldiers and the Inhabitants,
the enemy. The liberals finally compelled to re-
tire, losing eighty killed and than ono hundred
wounded During tho fight about two hundred houses
not covered by tho OF the garrison destroyed
oy inc French an act Of useless severity and which has
strsngthened the Ill feeling which the people before
terained for them Palacos retired upon Ztacuan an
excellent point from which 70 operate upon the valley Of
The Instructions 10 Minister Campbell-The
Intentions Of the United States Towards
Mexico.
GALVESTON Dec S, 1865
Washington letter Of La Vose Ansericano of Hata-
moros says
have seen the instructions Of Minister Campbell
They contain the folowng points -
First that the United States does not recognize neither
VIII II recognize, any other in Mexico than
that OF the constitutional President Juare2
second that they do not propose, neither do thcy
wsn 70 acquire any part OF Mexican territory that they
DO not recognize in any the claims OF France
ana that they are willing 10 extend 70 Mexico any aid
with the object TO quell local disorders whenever
quired by the constitutional government Of Mexico or
her authorities, without proposing to interfere in
manner whatever IN the domestic differences Of the
country
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me fe Of bis stspdaushter . young girl. He vas -
aered 70 give security in $500 % keep ihe peace

tne iiie OF bis stspdaushter young girl He vss =,
aeifed 70 give security in $500 70 keep the peace
CAPTURE OF LoupoN By rus FxuAxs larre erevd
OF Juveniles paradsd The streets last evening
~ brass band playing 'Ths Wearing Of the Green i,
rarryowen, who Fean 70 Speak Of pe ~ and other
sSnsn ars The celebration was in anticipation OF
TrmuiAneous r rising In London and Liverpool bv ths
,haas under the name Of "reformers Members Of
o'uer VINO are in confidence headQuarters promse
VI startling nature In few dAys
NJ phArh AT rm STATION HousR IsvRsrraAryp-vER.
" hAssiAueHTER 1t was noticed In yesterdays
,,an h nat an intoxicated man died in his cell Al tho
,.san ~. s eoroners inquest was neld Yesterday
r.,st s oowIng facts elected Tho deceassd
nishs n 4 s.,o0p 0np1sheriy spent some time Monday
h, - Kept by Albert Fcer 23s Warren street.
~ 1 Nc was iorchB elected causing him 10 s.sa.
~ anu ~ falling struck his head on tho curb
s.o.ss y wnen nus skull was fractured Being stunned
~ tne Ia ne remained nsensbls TIL discovered by ths
emcer, VINO took him to the station housc WHARF he
damp noes OF the CELL Tine Jury returned vsrS,ct ~
mansauehcr against Feler, tho propretor Of ths a.
loon, and he was forthwith rrested "a abide the cons
quenccs Of the charge against him. 'A' ss-
INuREp BIT SAw.-About four o'clock ves,er,.v a.,
ternoon young man named William Wallace had bls
severely lacerated BY circular saw at which ho "a.
working. He stretching his TO lieoe OF wood
under the saw when the accident occurred.
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no THE
PAPER, ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY
salw TRADE OF THE SOUTH

hTRsHRs. oUTTHR, TOWER b -. WOULD RE.
N gpectfuly offer their stock on as favorable tara
Gap, Ruled Papers Of all knds Csp, Letter. Octave BRIT
lh Bath, Go Envelopes OF all kinds, In quantities from
kindss Patent Rubberhead Lead Pencils, and Steal
PENS Of all kinds We also will stamp the namo of nny
party Lead Pencils or Steel Penn where much fs br.
dored our Baroeter Inkatands vhioh we tafe plesl.
ure In Offering to the trade We keep large stock Of
Albums and Diaries for 1885, Iigt of prioes 1iI Ia
cont to any party desiring one. ~ -
g..s.' .f GUTTER, TOWER ZOO, .
Corner Of Nassau and Beekmnn- -etssta
Whitlook Building, New York,
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MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR Oyr YOIJYn

MAHHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF Y0UYn
w restored IN four weeks, by Dr.. RIoORDiS ne
earnest solicitation has at length aoceded to the earneg
OF the American public and appointed an Agar
Esaenoe OF Life, This wonderful agent win .fcstoit
manhood TO tho most shattered constitutions, whether
iang nom excesses, the sfeote Of climate or nnta
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case fopr yeefsi ana used according TO printed In
1ructionB which are very aple failure In impoasibA
THIS efe0toring remedy should bo taken by all nboat
% mhsy ss is effect are IT ia acknowledged
~ tho medical press to be the greatest discovery
made. fts developing pouera are MIRACULOUS 6uoceg
N over osS in ~ certain as shat scence overthrowa ID
norance. Dr.. Rioord's Essence OF Life 10 sold ID
oanes with full Instructions tor use, et g. quar-
titles In ono tor So and Will bo sent to any part oareu
paoheds on reopt of remittance 70 his accredited agen6
PHILIP ROL,hNfs
O. 3y7 10. SaLfborg1treos, EeY YosS
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In Its eonsruotion all modern improvements In the
most simpaed form One OF the most important fea-
lures 10 the new Purifying Chamber attached by which
psrfect Dry Ventilation is obtained. -
log keeps nearly twico as long In ordinary Re-
AZ an article Of Furniture the style In which they
10 got.up renders them highly ornamental for any
nom.
The trade furnished OF such low prices ss will make
inducemeht for them to call and examine INV gtoof
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-21
Scheuck'S Mandrake Pills.

4 ytdin Cure for Diseased Liuer and the many Danger
Gus Maiad'eS "hch are caused By morbid condition
that O,Jdn.
To give the public clear understanding of the mode
which SChenckS Mandrake Pills produce those derfu
effects hich sttesed ny thousands of reliable wit
nesses VI g pre-, nj a brief DESCRIPTION OF THE HJ
MAN LIVER AMI its functions. which will make the op
Grafton OF This popular medicine pc ceptble TO every
mans I'LL lerstanins.
sorbantS One OF its bvious Uses B TO and pre-
pare the bile 1t likewise filters the BIZ cd and separates
that fluid from all impurities. How Indispensable neces-
sary ~ health is the proper performance of this function
II the liver diseased it caunvt purify the blood and
That Is sent back through the lungs brain and other parts
In morbid condition. it must jasndice bousness
obstruction of the Kidneys gravel and other
plants less painful and dangerous but the least
OF them quite enough ID make man sick and uncomfort-
able and unfit for the performance of the duties
fe This unhe ahy state OF the system often ends
III pulmonary consumption
The circulation the blood is conducted in this man
ner The heart sends the vital current dswn through
the arteries II passes through the flesh, taking all i'm
purtles IN its progress; then the stream Of blood flows
backward through the VEINS passes the liver be
purified Ii is impossible cure consumption scrofu,a
or scarcely other kind Of liberation while that i'm
portant organ the liver Is diseased 1t that
that regular physicians" rarely consumption.
They usually gin th,ir treatment with the some
cough medicine. the basis of hich murpha opium
shape which locks up the liver Instead f relaxing
the secretcns giving tone to the stomach, and pro-
ducng healthy How OF bile DIR. SchenckS PCLMUNIC
SYRUP SEAwEED TONIC, AND aANOKAKE
PILLS will Igthen tue system purify the blood and
ripeli and heal ulcers on the lungs.
Avolume wOdd be required 10 give brief account OF
the remarkable cures Performed bN Dr. SChenckS msii
cines viz: Pulmonlc syrup Seaweed Tonic and NAH
q axe PiliS-a oi whi accompanied with iull direc
DR.. SCHENCK will be professionally at his every
week y Bond street, York. and s. street
Boston, from A NJ, until r. NJ Re gives advice iree
but Tor thorough examination with the Respironeter
Inc charge Is i've o. dollars lis medicines for
times at his rooms Price Of the Pulnoric Syrup and
sea" eed Tonic each 81 So per bottIe 81 So The halt
ls zen Mi i!rr pIlo :, cents per box
'r Boston For sale by al drug .ist- eitnwnOv2 u
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Vest Concord WOOlen NH.

Our correspondent did not tell the whole
truth in regard to the purchase of an inter-
est In the wooden factory there. Messrs.
Hllberts & Gould, owners of the Passump-
sic wooden mill, have purchased that inter-
est, and not Mr.. II. alone; and the West
Concord mill is now in preparation to man
ufscture the choicest fancy cassimeres, but
will not at present make doeskins or color
ed cloths. We are in receipt of some sam
plies of fancy cassimeres now being manu-
featured at the Passumpsic mills, which
will compare tavorably with those made in
our sister states, both in quality of goods
and elegance of design. These goods are
made wholly from Vermont wool. and we
anticipate new impetus given to the in
terests of cur state by just such enterprises
as these which are now started at WeSr
Concord and Passumpsic.
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TIE Cant0ta OF Esther.

This admirable musical compositiOn by
VIM. Is. Bradbury. that last year excited
such profound interest in musical circles,
Will this season be repeated with added at
fractions, furnishing its patl Ons with an en-
tenainment that it is rarely their privilege
to enjoy. There is every assurance that the
success OF the present representations will
be complete. as all who last year were
favored will wish to renew the pleasure,
and the large numbers unable then to obtain
admission will see to it that they procure
their tickets i'll season. The same costumes
ana stage properties will be used as last
Year with such Improvements as former
experience may suggest. The character of
Esther the Beautiful Queen. will be per-
sonaicd by Miss Emma c. HeatOn of Boston,
pupil OF Mrs. Long, whose highly cult
waited soprano voice will do ample Justice
to the charming role. while her fine features
and graceful carriage will embOdv the
ideal of the Queen. Mrs. Matte ID. Sbep-
ard. the pianist. whose execution excited
such admiration on former occasion. will
again appear to the great delight of all who
then heard her. The tableaux of the
piece are very beautiful. The celebrated
Banquet Scene" is especially fine. where
Esther publicly denOunces Hannah. show
INC the anger of the Queen, the Kings look
OF Indignation. Humans horror. the grief
OF Zere>h. the surprise of the guests. all lit
up with red fire. and the entire mise en- scene
attractive in the highest degree. We adj
wise our readers TO apply early that none
may be disappointed. referring them to the
advertised programme. for particulars we
nave not room to enumerate.
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fthe services could not be recovered in
this action. Verdict, plff. S4O.4l and costs.
Bartlett for plf. Pierce aud o. S. Burke
for dett.
ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Express says work is about to be
commenced upon new steamer for Lake
MemphremagOg. The iron hull has been
built in Scotland, and is to be shipped about
the middle OF this month. The boat is to
be about 100 feet in length, to be built and
fitted up in the most improved manner and
will cost $4,000. 1t is to be stock proper
ty, and is owned by six directors of the
Passumpsic railroad, Lucius Robinson of
Newport, Horace Stewart of Stanstead, and
several gentlemen in Montreal. 1t is to be
completed by the first of July 1867.
Chas. Il. Chase of East Charleston, has
sold his hotel to Adna Bemis. OF the
Willoughby Lake House, who intends max
ing first class hotel of it.
c. G. Cate of East Charleston, is engaged
IN building large store on the site of one
formerly occupied by Earl Cate. which was
destroyed by fire in September last.
AS Amherst Seavy of Bloomington, was
carrying Miss Clara JOslyn to commence
her school in the centre district. some part
OF the wagon gave way and both were
thrown violently to the ground. Miss JOslyn
was hurt quite badly in her face, but not
seriously. Seavy was dragged some dis
lance by his horse but managed finally to
stop him, not however without a number of
severe bruises.
We don't know OF anybody but Earle of
Barton who would tell such story as the
following:-A pretty good joke was on
Sunday last visited upon one of our sharpest
and most vigilant Selling officers. and who
don't live over thousand miles from Bar
ton. 1t appears that he got his eyes upon
poor waytaring man." minister of the
gospel from Sheffield, who was iOurneving
to dispense the tidings of salvation to the
BrOwningtOnites. The roads being bad he
mounted his horse and gave chase to the
minister who was in wagon and hurrying
on with full speed so as not to be too late to
his appointment. When within hailing dis
lance of him Mr.. Officer ordered him to
''stand and deliver" which he did. Officer
asked him what he had in his load. Minis
ter said nothing but the Bible" Our Off
Ger was not to be fooled however. ..he
had travelled" and he therefore insisted up
on searching the load, which resulted in re-
vealing nothing but the holy script ures:
but as he was Baxter official the gospel
was of no usetO him and so he decreed that
the word of God was not cOntraband: he
therefore told the minister to 90 his way.
The next term of the Orleans county
court, commences at Irasburg. Tuesday.
Dec. %. Hon. Asahel Peck will be presd-
ing Judge.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET..Is.

Market Betf-E1tra Sl2.00 "a 1880 First uusli Y,
Sil"' "a $lli5. Second $500 a $1O55. Third 81
o. "a l.n.
ore Catte-WOrkiug oxen T pair, $3.50, s3c0. 500
"a ST.
Mich cows and calves IS, I5 ID, 1O1.
Yeah gs ol@ 81. Two year old, $40 "a IS. Three
years cd go IA Is.
Sheep sni |. Imbs In lot, Sle5 la 10 "a 2,5-
Extra, s.. a As Spring lamb, 5000 a O.GO.
Hides.e "a loIc. TsllOw,. "a SC. Pelis, sGI5 IA
Les. Calf skin, % "a 0ic.
broken market this week on account of the
arrival of the trains. Nearly all were late and part of
the Vermont Central trains via the Ftchhur road had
not arrived up to = o'clock z. VI. The number wac
ather larger I'll N week and of better quality Price
for corresponding quality unchanged.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-12-21
MARRIAGES,

In South Ha dwick, Nov. s. by Rev. 5. Eaton, Mr.
WIN. Stuart and Miss Emma j Wakefield both of Hard
wick.
In So. iIardwick, Oct IA. by Elder Houston Mr.
Ch'i-t'pher Carson Colyer and Miss Maron s Wake
field, h IN OF SO. Iia:dwick.
In SO. Hs dwck, Nov. 20, b. Rev. Mr. Fales Mr. Geo
w. Scrbner of Troy and Miss Marth L. British Of So
Hardwck.
In Clever. Nov. :, by Rev. Mr.. Severance Mr. Hector
Britt Of Cabot and Miss Susan F. Cameron Of South Wal
den.
In Newport Dec. Is, Mr.. Henry T.. Fletcher Of Chca-
go, and Miss Rcbc A. Smith, only dsu liter OF Simon
Smith of Newport.
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BOSTON MARKET..Is.

tLOI R-Wt stern superine Se..5 a S1n25; COLI
mol KRIS At ST. So "a ii 50 medium do at Sl2 81 a
l55'; St. Louis ut Sl4U0 "a 100 2 Dbl. Southern.
Flour, SCu.0u.
CoRN-Wes ern mixed, S1.25 els southern yellow
L." "a l.50. OATS-Canais, u.65 "a 6.I5; " est IN
o.6o "a 0.,O. KlE-S1.2I "a Ia. SHORTS So 30 "a
$500 FlHE FEtD-S350' "a $500. MIDDLINGS.
Sio.r1 "a 100 g ton.
PORk-PIime, : Q 90 mess $500 "a ::.5l cIesr.
$40 "a 2S.W. BEEF-EI-Ia mess, SI6"I: fImily
T45o. LARD, 151e IA i4c. SMOKED HANS IL "a
nc 10. BUTTER, Is "a i0c q lb. CHEESE IL. "a
lie D Id.