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IfEXICO
DEFEAT AND DEATH OF THE LIBERAL GENERAL DIAZ.
IL. $500. n,u..aar sn..

DEFEAT AND DEATH OF THE LIBERAL GENERAL DiAL
SAN FRANCISCO Tuesday. Sept. %, 1866.
The Imperial Mexican Consul in this city has dispatches
from Acapulco dated the 18th instant which say that the
Imperasts surprised Gen. Diaz in engagement near
Oaca City together with most Of hs officers and large
number Of men.
The same Consul has dates from Mazatalan to Sept
and San Bias to Sept One battalion Of Imperial troops
had arrived at the former place from Guadaaiar. Gen
Lozada had resumed command of Imperiaists at San
Bias.
Il is reported that Fanor has whipped the Liberal force
under Pesquiera at Guayamas.
Letters dated from Coma Sept IL, say nothing OF the
capture by the Liberals of the Guadalaara San LUIS OF
Durango. ................-r.
TrIF REPUBLICANS OCCUPY MONTEREY AID sALrrLLo-
TEE CITY or SAzhs CAPTURED BY Tbs SAME
SAN FRANCISCO Wednesday Sept &c, 1866
The Mexican Consul this port has received letters
from chihuahua dated August 90, giving official notice
that the Republicans had occupied Monterey and shtio
that the Liberals in an action IS leagues from Durango
had defeated the traitors and captured the city OF Nazas
and that the French had abandoned Durango which the
Liberals have probably occupied.
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ExEcUTHE APPOINTMENTS.
Posr.oFpIcR DEPARTMENT..

Clinton Illinois, John b. Wolf vice Aaron Nagely,
remoyed Warsaw Illinois, Milton H. Brawner vice Charles
Flag removed Sparta Wisconsin Samuel Holt, vice r. d.
steele removed; Ellicots Mills Maryland Edwin Talbot
vice James McGOW1n. removed; Glasgow, Kentucky, VIM
L. McFarran vice Il 5. Reynolds removed.
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CHICAGO

TIE WISCONSIN STATE PAiR-A REPLY TO HENRY
WARD BEECUER.
Specini Dispatch o The y. \. Tribune.
Cm.AsO Wednesday Sept. 26 l-6b
Senators DuOlittlc Howe and Generals Logan and
Fairchild will spcnk the Wisconsin state Fair Ground
on the 18th inst. A great time Is promised.
Dr. Edward Hcechcr has published "a able reply 20 his
brother Henry Ward
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,loIitiral Notices.

Twelfth Ward Renten and VOOdfoPd Campaign ofns
public meeting the cinb viii be held at Wsslpca fh
Harlem THURSDAY, Sept. p. at a O'Clock ~ .-i
Tue following gentlemen wal sdires. the meeting. na
Hor. ~. a. DARLING,
Dr. II. @. SIDNEY OF Mi..i,.ipP.
lIon. HENRY s. SMITH.
All Union cordially invited - attend
n 4 BROWN. C. +. JENKINS
y WATSON W " w. BINGHAM,
H. r ALLFN J +. DEMEREST.
Committee o. Arrangements.
EDGAR KETCHUM, Presid~nt.
@. 3 TUSIsoS, Secretary
Invent eih Assembly Dstrict Inion Association a
Speci Meetng OF tine Ass0clon vii be Led a. Ding de lhrt
ave. between Fifty ninth aud sKebsts on THuR DAY EVEN
ING Sept. n, 1906 O'CLOCK. JAMES W CULVER Prest
ALEX BAN Secretary. II
Union General Gonmiftee.A special meeting Of s Dno:
susra Con Heedq1sre 81 broad
way ana l3It on FRIDAY EVENING % ct ~ o'clock The
puc.ua attendance every il earnestly requested
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON, Pres'drnt-
Gas $. STRONG Secretaries,
VIM DRUMNOyD. f''N
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cnNlIcrLoN OF 4 E0RGER.

BOsTON, sept. 26.-,Iohn Williams, alias Cannon,
has convicted of forgery in the Criminal Court and
awaits The prisoner obtained several thousand
dollars Boston banks iu Januaty last forged cheeks
until recently managed 20 keep OF the Of the
lee lie arrested In New York by Detective Baker Of
this city. Ho said to be a smart operator Ia bis line
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POLLARD IN ANOTHER DTFICULTYo

BALTrMoRE. Sept. ELL. II. Pollard of Richmond
had difficulty 81 the Fountain Hotel ia this city tonight
with man named Frederick Hopkins In reference 10 ie
male al the hotel resulting IN Pollard shooting HOPKINS The
SounJ il not serious. Pollard arrested.
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NEN.JERSEY WIS.

SUPPOSED DEADLY ENCOUNTER ~ SMALL Boat
Aanlr op SUPPOSED rEDEEEE-Dstec;Ives T. L. Mcwil.
ans aad Nugcut of o., Jcncy City Police visited brooklyn
on susuicon unfing taken the lie Il james ConrOy, the
boutun mentioned supposed % have loss bio life hy TIE
setting o. bis Uost Sunday night while going from Jersey
Cts pletTlyer below tue Central Railroad docks m
COmmuaIplT Bay. J. appears tAa sunday evening M0na
han Louis Stgobrrs bDiihnusc Le foot VI War
Jersey Cy. bargain 10 De taken a. the
ps.diyer belonging tlc Central Railroad Company and
upon which h1 employed Young uroy sent 90
the b0H' bIt cd return ll night De should nave
neither Las te any diags o. Aim since that time. o.
Monday morning Che boat found bottom side up floating
near the Ab1aloT al COmmul paw. On Monday morling
Monalan TIE Aims House foot o Ndshiu gtOust.
dripping wet with hat aud stated that be- had been upset
aud ashore MrMry supplied hin with hat aud De
then From this Circumstance WIS az once sLs
pcsd thai had been foul play and the suspicious
al once communicated Chef Of Police M.Miua who at
detailed Detectives McNlaga aud huBcut 10 hunt up
Mon4hlu and take hm Boz Gu tody.
worked diligently from Monday until late
Tuesday night having tracked the fugitive from place 90
place until they finally came upon ban 10 boarding louse IN
into custody. by resort 20 strategy the officers induced
accompany thom % Jcrsoy City, when be was
made aware Of the charges against him.
The prisoner explains TIE natter BY stating that while
their way 10 the pcJyer Of the got grabbed and
unset the boat; that the CRIB work and by
saw Conroy on The OF boat and knew nothing OF
his fate The supposOn is that Monahan ana Conroy be-
came engaged in dispute which led 20 light and during
the struggle the boat upset Deceased said 70 be
exper uine and that bis death must have resulted from
plav. nOnahin committed 10 the city prison and
efforts al In progress % the body Couroy WHO fol
boating resident Of Jersey CITY, bat had lost all
relatives with the exception OF young brother
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MARRIED.

DEAN-BRUNs-In Nev,Haven. Conn. Wednesday Sept Il
by BaOn Geo. D. Dean OF this cry 10 Anne O.,
daughter the late Martin Bruins, formerly Of this city
sATCHELL-LOC Bridgeport, Tue.dsy the 25th
inst Mr.. sophia Ireland, by the Rev j. b.
Fakner Mr. Walter A. Stche Of London 10 Miss Caroline
In.kul O he rlica.
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THE NEWYORK COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, NEw-YoRK, Sept. 26.-The following is
tho day calendar OF the Court Of Appeals for Thursday june
~ Nos IO m ~ 49, 20 81 SIC go, p, ~, and 80.
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rLRE At RRLSrOL. Z. L

PROVIDENCE, Sept 2G-The kerosene works Of
William Il. spooner Son. in Bristol exploded this evening
and were entirely DESTROYED By fire. Loss sl3O iBcsdnR
e. 900 IN oil. Partially insured William Norris watch
man badly Injuries
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The American Condensed MIX Company
.r-PPIIES STRICTLY PURE MINK.

condo led in the country 10 oue6fhi lis origiaa. bulk
THERE Is PURE MILK ABOUT NINETY PER CENT
transport AZ tins
water be wiihdfswn without Injury 20 the mix
THIS COMPANY HAVE REACHED sCcH PERFECTION in
their process that when which has been expelled
placed no dasrsce exist. between their milk
aud that fresh from O. COWS In tie country
Tie PROPERTY Of using this milk Is OBVIOUS
WE GUARANTEE rs PURITY
MOTHERS want 70 be OF PURE MILK FOR THEIR IN
FANTS.
Iii, readily Understood how CAN SELL CHEAPER
dealers IN ordinary milk.
It viii KEEP SWEET THREE TINES AS LONG common
milk.
IT OCCUPIES LESS SPACE In the retr gerato elsewhere
Diluted with parts Of OF Condemned Nj 1T -
PURE MILK AID may be Used FOR ALL PURPOSES SEND
YOUR ADDRESS By MAIL either Of Offices and The Con
dense will be REGULARLY SUPPLIED your residence.
Offices Nos l07 Fouhave and POI Fuont Ne"bo'kI 100 AZ
lan,ic-., Brooklyn; South Fourth vilim'bursh
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5petial Aotlees.
The ncmnn Asmodens

a.. 1tf The Demon Asmodeus
Was Imprisoned but modern tasteful than sent
magic has caught the fragrant spirit or the flowers and Gagged 10
crystal withdaw stopper from aeOn Of PHAloNs MONT
BLOOMING CEREUs breath Of the aromatic captive win
pervade the air.
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NEW.HAYEN HORSE FAIR.

NEw-HAyEN, Ct, Sept. 26.-The Horse Fair was
postponed to-day account OF the storm II will be
tinued on Thursday aud Friday il the weather permits
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The CONDUCTOR Of THE ROUND TABLE qddia1 ise
aad vltu Nth They eai" that e beet LITERARY ana
record pu5,heS country ai@ Dhteh di@of Ha'se'
sally aekuopiedgd By Ds the oyegH The ns"'
Der for me current filled 9th choice rart Of entertaining
matter % L he attention o. al aieyeei sah aai
,picy jonrnali,m IL particularly iavief
CONTENTS OF TUE NUMBER FOR SEPTEMBER 20
'rhe Need for Convention" How Eeorm Colleges" "rLt
in, SKIRTS Railway Mes' H,trioue chasaniry" Pepper
Ca,ter,on Csrs Kn;seys Heroes London Letter ahd
ome~ird Frederick the Great" Letters 20 the
Editor-Ar and Literary Notes and Book Criticisms.
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sIorc Friends than Ever.

Mr. E Styles RhnebeoA n T. in Letter dated Aug 18th lg6s
that have sold during the past year POUR b
c1N that has been sold here
kinds ihout single exception, machine Nsf
f1f tds0r; and the Wilcox Gibbs HAS
EVER BEFORE -fdrsrfissIen
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ARREST or SHoP-LFrERs.-Two youths from
Brooklyn Henry Hamilton aged H. and james supple aged
10 arrested by Detective Mcwams were taken before Re.
cOrder Martndae jersey City yesterday morning, Tor
stealing piece doeskn cloth. valued at s from the store
No 81 Newark
eoored lad, years OF age, named John W. Robinson,
arrested by Officers Jordan and Carroll taken before the
Recorder for stealing piece Of muslin from the store No %
Newark.ave.
The prisoners were committed the county jail for trial.
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The Round Table !

A SATURDAY REVIEW or LITERATURE.
SOCIETY AND ART.
No. SO PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
AID FOR SALE EvERTvHERs.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE.

Poytrri,nir Branch of the American in-t:tute.--A
ue.r.ns wi. b. held This rhursdiyl EykNINg AZ = M
tie rooms the Cooper Building New discoveries
and Inventions wit be disc lsed. = D. llLLa4AN
IrIn. lullmsn.
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Browne ~ ~paulding
beg to announce hey receiving their store undes
the Metropolitan prcplred for .e reception by A. oewA
4 Col choice and well selected stock o.
CLOCKS BROSZEs and FANCY GOODS.
well calculated to siora the wealthy and refined
Their stock Of
JEWELRl. sc,
will BE- found worthy the attention those who eek fine guilty Of
rs,te a. combined with elegance OF construction.
ORDERS taken Tor the getting up d Es5
O''A No. SOB and Bros1wiy
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TEMPERANCE.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY OF EBw.yERsEY-sMALL ATTENDANCE
ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING
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aud orcbe speech which be aed on the soldiers pres
eni 70 stand by protect the loyal men Of the South ire
spccve Of color who had fought side by side with them to
suppress rebellion. The sentiment greeted with unani
applause.
A RECESS.
When Gen. Butler had finished the Convention took re-
ooss dinner having in for four and
a hall boufs.
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IL following letters and kilograms were read
BLLxuERE, n. G.. Monday. Sept -. 1876.
Gen JAEDNr Chairman 0f heH ersy Delegation e Soidra
aad sailors COHufHfoH, Fafs0Hr6A Pa
M COLONEL sorry 20 Inform you that circumsan
Dad ny prevent ny meeting a. Pittsburgh
Bot that the objects Of the Convention enlist my
LsaTgy support acton shaf 81 lousrass and the
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TIF REPUBLICANS OCCUPY MONTEREY AID SALrILLo-
THE CITY or SAzhs CAPTURED BY THs SAME
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At o'clock p. III. the Convention reassembled
Dr Psge venerable looking gentleman and the man who
performed the ceremony marrying JEFF DAVIS pre-.
ssnied Gen. Barnuu Of New York behalf Of the
delegations presented the aress soldier who Is here dele
gate Of money consisting Of several hundred dollars
telegram from Gov Crawford Of Kansas read sending
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that they bad agreed upon q verdict Of 0Guilty

that they had agreed upon verdict of "Guilty
of murder IN the first degree.'
When the verdict was announced, Thairwell
appeared to be completely overcome. Notwith-
standing the conclusive evidence which had been
adduced against him, and the fact that he had
made foil and free confession Of his particlpe-
hope that the Jury would either reduce
the grade Of the crime, or probably acquit.
His hopes for leniency seemed to be based on
the facts shown, that Mrs Housemau was the
leading spirit, that she had so much influence
over HIM that he became mere tool TO carry
out her fearful designs. The rendition of the
verdict, however, dissipated those hopes, and
he was so much overcome that II was necessary
to assist him from the courtroom to the Jail,
when remanded Tor sentence.
AT o'clock Mrs. Mary Housenan, the wife OF
the murdered man, and paramour of Fairwell,
was arralgned for trial for the murder of her
husband. Before the jury had been empan-
nelled, the Court adjourned until Wednesday
mornlng.-P Hsburg Chronicle llth.
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THE HOUSEMAN MURDER.
Thaifwelps Trial COncluded-A Verdict
of Murder in the First Degree-The
Trial Of Mrs. HOusomRn.

UNloNTowN, July 10. the Court reassembed
at O'Clock this morning, and the examination
OF Wesley @. Larimer, who was on the stand at
1he time of adjournment on Monday evening,
was continued. His testimony was substantially
the same as that Of the other witnesses. Several
other witnesses were called, but the evidence
was merely accumulative, alter which the Com
monwealth closed.
There was no evidence offered for the defense,
and on the conclusion of the testimony on the
part of the Commonwealth the counsel pro-
ceeded with their arguments TO the jury. Judge
Gilmore then delivered the charge to the jury,
and after they had retired, the hour OF noon
having arrived, the Court took recess until 2
o'clock.
The Court reassembled at O'Clock, and the
greatest anxiety was manifested to hear the
result OF the deliberations OF the jury. The
courtroom was crowded with spectators, many
strangers being present from different parts Of
the adjacent counties. The Court and spectators,
however, were not kept in waiting, for immedi-
ately alter the opening of the Court the Jury
came in, and announced through their foreman
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GALE OF GOVLRNMENr STEAMERS AND
= Vessel EFtEUTS.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

BALTIMORE Md July IL, 1866 !
VIII be sold st baltimore, Maryland, on rU ES.
DAY, July "a, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at their
nncho age, south side of BASIN, the following named
Vessels, together with all their Stores, Anchors,
aoa's, etc., be.ongIng to them, now on board,
wiZ.:-
THE JOHN ADAMS"
Sidewheel doUbleend ferry boat OF 474 tons length
deck l48 feet breath Of beam 80 teet over ali SO
feet; depth OF hold IL feet inches; draft feet has
low.pressure inclined engine; diameter cylin-
der inches; stroke OF piston, 1eet; well found in
all her outfits; hull good as new, but slight repairs
''4N4'O " m THE "ACHnLEs"
Sidewheel steamer OF 326 tons length on deck 160
feeti breadth OF beam, "A feet; over ALL 46 feet;
depth of hoG teet draft. feet; has low pres
sure beam englnej diameter of cylinder 81 inches;
STRIKE OF pstsn 10 feet in good running order, with
THE "TAYFLowER,"
Slde-wheal seamer OF about 400 tons; length on
deck 164 feet; breadth of beam, 23 teet over ALI "A
ieeti depth OF hold. 1eeti dIaft, feet; has one
mchesj stroke OF piston, feet; in running order,
THE 6isI.4ND CITY"
Side'wheel steamer OF 1913 tons length on deck, 1853
ieeti breadth OF beam, % feet; over all, SO Ieet;
depth o. hold, feet; draft Ieet; has one low
pressure beam engine; diameter of cylinder, 36
more IN 1854; IN running order, with stores on
board -
Screw steamer of 1S5 tons; length on deck, 195
feet; breadth OF beam, 229 fl ct; depth of hold,
feet; draft, ieet inches has one high pressure
engine; diameter OF cylinder, "A inches; stroke OF
in fine condition, and we'll found in al her outfits
The above vessels are admirably adapted TOR hght
ireights and from their drawing but nG lie water are
fine market boats now only sod for of further
use by the Government.
Terms-Cash in Governmengfunds, ON the day of
sale
By order of the Quartermaster.Ge General
G. w. BRADLEY,
71s9t Col and Chef Q. NJ. Mid Mi. Dept
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EXCURSIONS.
TURN NITUR E.-THE LARGEST
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world Is 10 be found at

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Public Building, school, College, and shop Furniture
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All kinds OF Furniture wanted by housekeepers at
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served go TO GOULD q CO. before purchasing else
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"A disease peculiar TO spring chickens pre-
vail q TO an alarming extent and to1yIs ORC
brought to market that are quite unit for
wholesome food.--AierGndrid q0zette.
We suppose this disease will be set down as
chickenosis instead OF trichinosis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BRYANTs' MINsTRELs give their farewell matinee
to-morrOw at o'clock and last appearance posi-
hvey, to morrow night at the Chesnut Street Thea
tre Never have we had company whose "toWt
enstm6Le" eQualled this great OF ganizaiion.
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STEAM ENGINE PACKING
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HRLLKR's "scarlet Spirit" has given much food
for thought and bewders the wisest Of his patrons
70 explain the "modus operGndt" OF its appearance
and disappearance Large audiences nightly attend
the Arch ~ ~
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JESSIE BROWN and the Lost Ship are the attrac-
tons at the Walnut. those great dramas will be
gwen this and tomorrow evening The whole com
pany in the cast.
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kGossIP ABOUT THE ACTRESSES. - Charlotte
Cushman will shortly celebrate the Goth ami
versary of her birth. Fanny Kembe is in her
49th year; Kate Bateman is "a years old; Julia
Dean is So; Madame Celeste is "a; Mr.. John
Wood is SO; Julia Bennett Barrow Is Al; Adah
Isaacs Menken, 27; Avonia Jones, 2S; Kate
Reynolds. 27; Mrs. Vernon is nearly 7O; Mrs.
]. II. Allen is %; Madeline Henridues is 20,
and is the youngest ''leading lady" on the stage;
Farepa is So; Miss Hosmer is 26; Maggie Mitchell
is 3O; Miss Efie Germon is 26; Mrs. John Drew,
SO; Mrs. d. p. Bowers, Al; Miss Josie Orton, 25;
Miss Annie Graham 80; Miss Lizzie Price, "a;
Miss Coney jefferson, 2s; Elite Henderson, 23;
Miss Lucy Rushton, 20,
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TT YOU WANT PERFECT SATISFACTION
i in every respect, buy the celebrated PRESTON
COAL Egg and Stove sizes at 81 rs per ton Also the
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and very hne quality of LEhIGH, Egg and Stove, at
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