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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
aua PANAMA CONSEQUENCE.

PANAMA, Oct. u, 1865.
VENEZUELA.
In Venezuela there has been a disagreement between
the Provisional Executive and the Minister'S owing TO
the fact that the former had General
Banco without consulting tho Ministry. Tho whole
Cabinet resigned and General Cona was obliged as
the executive authority the 18th of september
He formed the following Cabnet:-Arvelo, Treasury
Pachano Interior and Justice; Sejas Foreign Affairs;
Alvarez de Lingo Commerce; Perez War, aud Cabrales
Public Credit.
But Marshal Falcon momentar'lv expected at tho
capital to take charge Of the Executive duties The
latter had made arrangement with General Roias for
the settlement Of the trouble In the West General
Rojas agreed TO evaruate Portuguese.
UNITED STATES CotoMsIA.
The States Of Santander, Antloquia, Panama and
Bolivar are offering great opposition 10 Mosqueras acts
Bolivar has appointed commission TO examine into his
public actions and report upon their consttutoRality
The press of Bogoia considerably exercised
the conduct of Panama towards the general govern
ment But the people OF the Ishmus insist the lat
ter pursuing just loyal and faithful towards
their State.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrtL-Tous.-On wednesday, october 10, at the First
Reformed Dutch church, somerviIla n. y, by Rev. A.
NJ Messier, ~ n Mr. JsRvp w. Brri, 81 New York, 10
Miss Harris TONS, OF the former place.
CnrIx-HrvrrEy. On Thursday, er'cbcr ", ny the
Rev samuel J. Knapp, AIryRr !. CotEs 70 NNErTA +,
daughter OF Caleb Hlntlsy, Eco. all OF this city.
GRxGoRy-HlRrIEY.-On Thursday, October III, by
Rev James Mcit, at the brides residence, GroRcs
GRraony iato Of Cincinnati 10 AsKsA HsRrLr, Of this
city.
IocxwooD-FowrFp.- ThursdE, October Is, by
the Rev. DIR. Gallaudct, Mr. JoHy s IocKwooD 70 Miss
HArrir L. FowtER, both Of this city. No cards
TRAsK-DoSyErL--At Portland, Ne, on Thursday,
oct ia by Rev J. j. Hcwes a. u. = TR,sx, Of Brook
iyn, NJ ", to Ella - eldest daughter of =. Donneil
Esq OF Portland, Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
Que ciLLAu CORRESPONDENCE.

CaL-,o, Sept, Is 1896
THr Errc1ios
oreai excitement Ia Tested among tho politicians
the coming election, and name OF Colonel Baa is
mentioned a candidate. Time only will prove who is
10 be the successful competitor in the game political
hazard
rms tn os roRuoxrRs
The question OF the tax upon foreigners engages
grrat deal Of attention. but Of the foreign resi-.
aents 20 trouble, have begun pay he impost
There are however, number Of those who
pay that strongly doubt whether this personal
,he "trestesn Ia held and especially stipulated
citizens OF other countries, resident Psrn shall
pay the inipoets aud contributions but not any
more than Peruvian ctizens and that the snail
rnjoy tho privileges as the Latter. Bur what is
depos, his unless he PRODUCES tho receipt Of pay
rnent for this contribution. THIS - tho equivalent for
,ho TAX Bot-and hero - the injustice Of the Affair
Foreigners cannot vrte aud yrtan Their allegiance 20
ther corntry: therefore the tax IL considered
awful under the treaty. II fsogner votes he loses
she right of protection ron his country; therefore
IN framing atre.iy no fore On government would thus
surrender its cuzen II IL 10 be hoped that when the
s'a,e, rstewe ss treaty which Dy ,he way e.,
100" MO and 80 rights OF American citizens pro
rar CONSTRUCTION 81 rHE rRoS.orArs
100 nov eone 'roubie the taps that may, per
Dsns esd serioiy Number ~ foreigners who, ss rs
senetsea Q, 'he uist ARRIVAL of Pnz0n. and after tho
seizure q tho chincis slands furnished rnacrae for
he construction ~ The monitor ctoria and the iron
-. =. y, 80 w, ny cannot obtain payment Tor the
sise ma thcy Taled The colnry when most In need.
aof now hnd their claims dlsreuariei. and that
stheagh nc woIkmsn were pAd regularly IS The york
went CO, they who ffn shed tho fos,erafs have 40 FAR
oscn seli ont OF their money ey.r ar,or rc,trr ~
rsrsnEc he matter ~ lose The claims lrc now q be
gia.ed ueio,e JUDICIAL authority for his decision bat
WITH what result n IL very hand % imagine "
" rELEosArn ErrwlKv rtRu ,Np bow.
General hglg,rro DAILY CONSOLIDATING ITO ,ns,,,,
hane N Bolivia. working WITH the uimOs, perseverance,
tho reformation - the co4nuy. aud anoripc ns ma
strong proofs ~ hrs dccison favor of The Arnr,r.a
atae = nj f.N
government OF Peru 70 studying snd perhaps win aeon
sciYe tho question shout tho teegrsphic line which vt
pare the allied republics In closer comm anioatiou
Jvsl uaeSy lhIggSsegi ne .qlSvy. and The only
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thought is the election which VIII take place this
month In such country as ours be able 20 realize
any change rebellion discontepts must rely on tho
army but the latter Inclined 70 neip them
No other event OF any vital consequence has taken
place. The 18th Of Septemb'r, Chiles national day,
has been kent and with great pomp the
18th OF July. Some notes have been inssrchanged be
tween the government and Archbishop Of
the bull quasta cuFa.
TUE AFFAIR
The trial of Montero his accompces In the oppo-
sition 10 fuckers appointment Admiral of the Pc
ruyan souadron Is still being prosecuted with great
energy The prisoners arc sim aboard the steamer Caao
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B,rKA,.--on Saturday, October 20, GEoEcs BsRSAS
aged 40 years
Tho relatives and friends, also tie members u Con.
cord Lodge No a. l. q Of o. r. and no sinserte Lodge
n and NJ also the scsmrn's Boariing House keep'rs
Benevolent Association respectfully Invited 70 attend
his funeral Monday afternoon, a. one O'Clock, from
hrs late residence. No. 20 Cherry strret Hs remains
will he taken TO cypress Hin Cemetery for in'erment
B.Kra BsEER, in the 18Th year OF her are Of
intern ttcnt fever
The fronds and relatives respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral tom her 'ato residence No III west
Tvenyfourih street, this CtNdayl aaornoori n -FOUR
O'Clock
Borp--M Cincinnati, Ohio, on "Wednesday, o.'oner
IL, OF Cholera ALsrasTrs yoangest dangh;er % HSwy
and Elizabeth Boyd, aged ~ years
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Marine Disasters.


BsiG jonS iiisrSes-rho steamship Ocean Queen. which
On the outward lat q 80 lon spoke brig
Hastings from Boston for New ooan. rbcforc reported
ahandoneil with lumber and ice. foremas mainiopmast
bboom aud ruisr carried away stove and hn leak
ing badly Took OF John Hastings captain; Geo Poland
mate, Jas crcen rho- Jones Richards Prank John
stone, ssml Hnsley and Vim Locus sean,~n CANAAN re-
ported the steward tied ny sea the night previous
BAHK sssuEt TaRso, tof Bath Henry Tarbos master
from Baltimore Sep, ~ for Aspuws foundered AT sea on
the 4h inst as before rcporcd and captain and nine
OF the cew arrived al Newport the evening Of the 18th
Captain rarbox rcporisoct lat " ~ lon "a N expc
rcncci severn hurricane from EsE, veerng 10 " with
tremendous running. lbs. ,opsaan ami had decks
swept nv the aud att the ., the same tim.
bringing leak Morning Of Tho ath gaining and and
ing impossible The ship began make prcpars.
lions leave her ,c,rg the boats the side he cspan
threw his hrcnomcer into white cuunssrrane
tossed them into. the boat chruuoner being broken
hy the fa likewise 10 we'd IN compss. which vsa also
broken bro uing cut provisions the hold
bat before hey could got into the boats the ship went
down head foremost and crew barely escaped cir
lives by jumping into tho aud swimming TO the boats
The sarhoard boat IN which vere four and cook
taken down BY the or gear " TIE ship and
Capt Tarhoy nj eight nf the reached
the remaining boat and the mat twae taken from
Here Ia eighteen loot boat With .rcmsn
running and their only Nlstnce barrel ~ bread
taken In after bsN been submrrged bali
,hrse Sas q an s9ar snd 81 ws.sr Ihe 9o.s q
salt The boat overloaded ana was Necessary
seep her head 70 be SEQ 70 prevent NJ from sNAmpnG
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yxrATcHEs SUITABLE Fon SPECULATIVE PrR.
w poses. also fsoid and SILVER American Cod
and PlaIsd'Jswclry Chains, 90. wt..sag price 10 W
l. JATDbs. III Broadsay.
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r EFT THE TRUTH BE TOLD.
BRANDRETHiS PILL

day curing thousands whose have been
nounced hopeless Give them opportunity ris-
ease In the commencement then the long sickness will be
prevented.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, ~ TWO o CLOCK.
ssrsr.-On Saturday, October 20, MARY A. sAusx, Of
consumption, In the 36th year OF her age.
The friends Of the family, and also her brothers In
law John Richard and James Sausc, respectfully in
ved 10 attend the funeral from her late residence $50
Fast thirty street. Monday afternoon, u two
o'clock.
sHsrvu-On Saturday. October 20, CARRIE IsAsEr,
daughter Of Jacob and Cordela shasr, aged years
The relatives and friends Of tho family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF parens 20
Nassau street. Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
SIMPSON Lost at sea- October g. on the Evening STAR
MARIE r. sxrsos, wife OF John A. simpson, and the only
child Of the late Edward G. Let's aged 10 years, month
and day
ssnm-ou Saturday, October 20, LOCKWOOD snn, in
the 9th year Of hrs age.
Tho relatives and friends and the members Of Attorney
Street Methodist Protestant church. OF which he
trustee FOR thirty years until his death, are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral on Monday afternoon
half past o'clock from the Attorney Street church,
near Delaney street.
Tin.-on Friday october 10, JoHr TArr. in the roth
The relatives and friends are invited attend the
raj this Sunday afternoon. a. two O'Clock, from the
residence OF his soninlaw w b. q Carpenter, Bramhall
avenue. South Bergen, ~ J. Cars leave Jersey CIT y
ferry every twenty minutes
TsILxss--In Nyack on Saturday morning, October
20 after short Illness Mrs EYE IaLIsAS, IN the 10Th
Tho funeral will take place from her late residence,
Mack, ibis SUNDAY afternoon, at one osiock The
Tallman, respectfully invited 10 attend
TAus--A, his residence 2i6 York street, on saiur.
day. October 10 tho Row. RosERr TnAvr, ia, rector
Of Trinity church, Jersey CITY, aged 40 years
The funeral VIII take place from Trinity church, on
Tuesday morning, AZ eleven o'clock.
fKnaEiL-in this city, on Saturday, y tober 20 Mrs.
RuIn widow Of Juba Tebe In the SD year of her age
Inc relatives and friends are invited 70 attend tho
funeral SERVICES on Monday afternoon at four O'clock
from the sienco ~ her son, Henry ferbeil No 81
West Twentieth street, without further invitation.
TtRRR In New Oreans Sunday, September 80. A.
TraSfR. in tho SD year Of his age formerly Of this
city.
ts>nrsvooar Friday morning, October 10, after
lingering Illness, Drr,i, daughter Of the late David
Nahdcfvuort, Of this car.
Relatives aud friends " the family are respectfully
invited - attend tho funeral from her late residence
l6i West rhrtythird street this Sunday afternoon,
al one O'clock without further notice.
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THE PACIFIC.
.~-~~>~~-o~o.~>~e~~->~~-
Preparations to Receive the
Spanish Fleet.
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Bpain 70 Land Twelve Thousand Troops on
the Chinchas or at Chloe.
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BOLIVIAN ALLIANCE WITH PARAGUAY.
-~~>>~~~~~~~~>>~--~--~~-~
TAX ON FOREIGNERS In PERU.
Free Trade Between the Pacific
Republics.

The steamship Ocean Queen Captain Hover nom AS
yinwa the 18th inst arrived at this port yesterday
The following is her treasure list
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S HIPPING NE w S.

YoRK-rHrs pay
IIeRs. ......... il NOON SKIS. morn 3 20
spN sxrs.. D IL EIoH wA1ER. eve W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
81 fssibfIify 81 tIle propose.I fand

The fasibtIfty Of The proposed fund
ing OF an natf0z4I fn1efjteS1ness INTO =
long 5 per cent Loan. srBiest 70 no tx
at5o1, : ssernIy qpcsstensd ly Senztor
F@en8en, and also ly lz1rs przeFieaf
6naneierz- ne Wetieflt Of authority Il
EoS II, hoWevsr- OF eourss, Il Il can Be
doRes Il We can exchange All oar s and
S-Io securities for 4 sfng1e, unitorm
one Of 5 per cant, ~. eerrafnIy ought,
pure business tEazzzetfon, 70 do ft.
And tie seeretarY Of the Dsagy,
who i the author Of the pIzns surely
ought better 70 know WheEher1 Il can Be
done OK MT, than Almost any ether pe--
son This i q QUESTION of Traeissse1lhil-
isy, Of possibility, and only 3. trial vsr-
haps ean settle L
But there Is \ point Of palizF con
uEtes1 with the exemption q our debt
securities from al and 3ess-y species q
ta1afion, that s111Id- be ven eonsf3ared
before Il i deteE1nfne[l upon- 9feUurse.
4 theIaan IS exposeCl 10 tzxatfon. IL can
not Dc negotiated 50 losT IS 5 per eent.
Il must carry AZ 8 per cent. Interest.
3 !
Per cent. s more tEan Ihs government
could get from any possible system
Of taxation Il wiz bs money in the
government, AID 50 IN he poPaI4r,
pocket, To exempt the bonds from taxa
lion, and pay but ffve per cent Interest
ON them, rather ttan 70 expose them to
taxation and pay 8 per cent Bot the
ezemption puts \ weapon into tie
hands OF the enemies of the CIV
eminent IN the coming days, when
JsxaIiou bears hard on the people,
and repudiatiOn shall be ehOughi
Of by demzZoEues- We create =
great eiEzs Of uutaxabIe property
agaIn4t which Is viii be very easy in
SEASONS business and labor depression
70 excite Jealousy and Indignation.
TREE this property viii have already
compounded Tor is taxes, will be pay
ing them IN a sense pear by year, in
having but i've Per cent inferred instead
% 8, but 4 viii noe always he easy %
make this apparent; and holders OF
exempt government securities and fbe
frifnds Of honest deIH-payfDg viii b.
constantly placed on the defensive In
the political campaigns that are sure
directly or fndifectly, 70 be fought oveI
the questions OF taKatiOn and full pay.
ntent Ofthe debt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

TIM Rev. Henry Ward geeeher, who
isaluoys alive 70 all the issues of the
day, and Is by no means backward in
expressing his opinion of them, has
lately given his opinion upon ssomans
rights. At the recent convention Of
that persuasion of people in New York,
3Ir. Beecher stated that "a woman who
IS content 70 wash stockings, make
Johnny cakes, and bring mp her boys,
Is an undeFgroEn woman; and when
abe comes to heaven she viii spend the
6Ht thousand years In getting 70 that
state 70 which she ought 20 have at
tanned before she died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26

THE Paris correspondent Of the New
York Express IntImates that the Em-
perOr Napoleon made his Auxerre
speech in order to work mp The Euro
pean var fever 70 point which would
enable him to recall the French troops
from Mexico under plea Of a positive
domestic necessity, and without hay-
ing II appear iEst the thing was done
under eonstrplnt, much less menaee
from the United States. There may be
something In this eonjec4pre. bat until
We hear Of The embarlation ut Vera
Cruz Of the arst French regiment for
home. itwonld not be prudent to attach
much importance fo.it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-26
70 20 Il $500 1..ue.

we received the proceedings and
Insolutions Of Union meeting. held
IN Tyler county, on Saturday
last. The meeting Was held in
The Court House, and vas niizeli BIZ
eZIilng Iaenben Martin 70 the chair, and
appointing q. I. I.azsIE. secrstarIy.
". /. Bofenlan, sq. stated the ob5ect
of the meeting In = fsIF clear and
i1ifisd Remarks aud introduced Gen
-eflf Harris, no, rs Isl his won't adj
fressed the assembly Ia a lengthy
speech Of great power. Al the eonel1-
sipn Of General HIS address, Colonel
Lakewood WAS called for, and enter
tafned The audiences With witty aud
telling siseeeh. altet v tiieIi Tie C6altstIt-
tee On y olttioiis made tliaif report
We have mo- Tor the resolutions
they were, however, Of the right stripe,
and We Trust esoId Tyler endorsed
them by rolling mp q large t11si ority for
the AIpendment ON Thuriday last Y