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The New York herald., 1866-09-01

MEXICO AND HER LEADERs.-We believe II is
not regarded in official quarters that Napoleon
intends to procrastinate in the withdrawal of
French troops from Mexico. For ourselves we
are not disposed to believe it without further
confirmation. We hardly think that the rumor
TO this effect which reached us two days ago
from Europe, and which has Its source in an
English newspaper, tsllies exactly with the ex-
preston recently attributed to the Emperor,
that a necessity" existed for keeping the peace
with the United States
Meantime there are some curious events
transpiring on the circumference of Mexican
affairs We understand that some movements
will soon be made both by Ortega and Santa
Anna in the neghborhood OF the Rio Grande.
What they are exactly we do not know. Juarez
and some Of the other prominent leaders may
also turn up In that direction, and perhaps
some junta may be agreed to between them all
for the rescue OF Mexico from foreign domi-
nation. A settlement of some kind by which
conflicting interests may be harmonzed and
ancient hosiilities fused into q common sense
Of patriotism Is the only plan whereby Mexico
can be restored to peace. II this is not adopted
the abdication OF Macmillan will leave things
in worse condition than ever and unfortunate
Mexico will be torn into fragments by con-
tending factions. In this event Il may be
necessary for our government to send General
sheridan in there and proclaim martial law all
over the country. He has shown his capacity
TO govern New Orleans, and he would proba-
bly, not fail in Mexico. Sheridan has pet
scheme Of overrunning all Mexico with ten
thousand cavalry. He 10 great man in the
saddle, and when mounted and leading few
thousand United States regulars, can do more
TO pacifcate Mexico than all the Mexican
leaders put together. If the government
should be compelled by the force Of circum-
stances arising in that country to put the
matter in the hands OF Phil. Sheridan and bis
gallant ten thousand he will probably give
Mexico better government than she ever had
before. 4
The New York herald., 1866-09-01
S AMT AR Y.

The Cholera in New York-Reports from
Blackwelps Island - Tho Epidemic In
Brooklyn.
There was no material change in the reports Of the
health bulletin yesterday. far the number of
new cholera cases concerned There were however
four deaths reported two Of which patients pre-
viously published as being Ill with the disease.
OFFICIAL LIST or cAsRs
The following is list Of now of cholera
ported on the bulletin Of the Health Board for the
fwentv four hours ending al p. M. yesterday.
Mary Keane, 255 East Eighteenth street.
Patrick Glynn, 1877 East Eleventh street.
Eugene Sheridan, $50 Mott street.
William Mulligan, Thiry-ninth street between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues
Mary Sodawasser. 4I4 West Fifty.secon street.
CERTIFICATES DBATH
inc INV number % o. permits TO bury cholera dead issued
twenty hours ending at two r yesterday. The
Thomas Lewis, 200 West Forty-nfth street.
BLAcKwErL's ISLAND.
The last report from the above named island indicated
that the cholera had left the public institutions entirely
Yesterday the last cholera patient the island
would occur The CHOLERA was for some Time an sn
demc in the various institutions, but tho vigorous steps
taken BY the sanitary authorities has completely
tered it.
ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE or THE POLICE
The proprietor Of hotel In West says that on
Tuesday last he notified the police Of OF supposed
cholera occurring among his guests. No notice was
taken OF the information az the time and inquiry
the reason OF the neglect was met by threat Of being
locked up On going to headquarters TO complain or
this treatment he met with better success but was
told TO clear out that he impudent fellow The
attention of the Board or Health called 10 the circum
stance
THE CHOLERA IN BRooKLrN.
There were five deaths and two new cases reported
tn that city for the twenty fous ending a yester
day. Those reported are
Mrs Mullen, aged twenty mine, corner Of Pearl and
Front street. Case critical
Mary Broderick, aged fortyeght. Died al midnight,
3Oth ult
There only thirty three deaths In Brooklyn for
the twenty-fou hours from all causes
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE MArrxExs TO-DAY.

TIE MATNExs TO-DAY.
number OF nne matinee eotertainments have beef
arranged for this afternoon at the fashionable places
amusement As the performances conclude generally.
at -Four o'clock these amusements afford very pleasing
convenience 70 adies children and persons wishing 10
leave town by the evening trains.
At the Broadway theatre the three act drama en-
titled Napoleon will b gvsn at matinee commencing
at hafpast O'Clock Mr.. James Stark the tragedIan
win appear the Emperor Napoleon supported by the
entire company.
Miss Lacostc the tragcdienne gives her second Der.
formance at the French theatre al a grand matinee
commencing ut one O'Clock The new drama Deborah
or the Deserted Jewess will be produced Miss LAcoste
appearing Is Deborah.
Tony Pastor matinee opens usual at his Opera
House. In the Bowery, a half past two O'Clock. The
sensation drama, New York In the Oden Time, with
many other good things, VIII be given.
The matinee performances al Woods theatre Broad.
way, open at past two O'Clock very ample bill
is announced Miss Major Pauline Cushfnan win appear
Cynthia
Charley Whites Mnstrels and Combination Troupe
perform in a matinee at Mechanics (Bryant's Hall,
Broadway. They begin at half past two o'clock.
Messrs. Hussey Taylor's California Mins,rels Civ.
matinee, at two O'Clock, at the Academy Of Mnsrels
No 100 Broadway
THE rRAScfsco xrSsrRErs
Messrs Birch, wambold Bernard and Backus have re
turned to New York from very successful starring tour
in the country and chief cities outside the metropolis
They viii reopen the Hall OF the San Francisco Mlu
strels, No. 5s5 Broadway, next Monday, Sept g. Tho
house has been completely overhanled and made bran.
in every par. The members of very strong company
will make their bow In It's ranks will be found
Billy Birch D. s. wamboid W. Bernard, Charles Back,ss
Henry Rice, b. Donniker NJ Ainsley Scott, c. Temple.
ton and other favortes
THEATRE 'Ktrx-orsSISa or rus REGULAR
SEASON.
Mrs r. B. Conway will open tho regular season al the
above establishment this Saturday evening She has
had the house renovated aud repaired and the services
OF strong star combination company been secured
Everybodys Friend, or the Loan Of Lover will be pro.
duced as tho initiatory piece.
THE ALLEGHAyASs m WILLIAMSBURG.
The Aleghanians vocalists and bell ringers ,erforu
at Washington Hail. Brooklyn r. u, al three caock a
the afternoon.
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OF news in the State Of New Grenada and New Zealand
have been received. The rebels in thiriqui New
Grenada had possession Of that entire department. m
cuding the capital The OF the rebellion was over
taxation and the policy pursued by the present govern
From New Zealand the latest dates were 70 July
"a Parliament opened on the 3D. the maori war was
being prosecuted TO successful termination Several
dreadful murders Of gold dggers for their money had
been perpetrated on the coast by Australian crmi
nails
A band Of desperadoes attacked and routed negro
camp meeting at Shiplys Woods, near Baltimore, on
Thursday night The negroes, 1t seems holding
camp meeting under the auspices Of white Methodist
minister's white camp meeting being in progress at
the same time. Dariug the day suspicious looking
Young men about the grounds, and at night
the attack made by firing among the negroes while
they we're at their devotions The blacks resisted and
the fight became general, the darkness Of in
creasng the confusion The fight finally ended by the
negroes at the advice Of the white preachers seeking
safety In fight The tents, bundles and trunks belong
ing them then piled together and burned by the
white assaAants One white killed and several
negroes severely wounded
At Connersvie, Ind radical, who had been in the
army and deserted took some exceptions to the speech
making at democratic meeting and fired four shots in
the crowd severely wounding old who had been
crippled in the explosion of the st. John.
meeting Of the delegates to the Radical Southern
Convention, who have already arrived at the appointed
rendezvous, was held In Philadelphia last evening.
Judge Kelly and Thomas J. Durant-the latter one OF
the New Orleans conventionsts- the slim
audience assembled by unqualified abuse Of the Pres
dent and his policy Mr.. Duran varying the programme
by giving history Of the free State Convention Of
Louisiana.
There wero six deaths from cholera in Cincinnati on
IT, ch0lar and tyUn
yellow fever in New Orleans on the day. In st.
Louis there were thirty seven deaths from cholera.
The Internal Revenue law goes into effect to-day.
1t particularly affects the dstilling of whskey and in
consequence Of its stringent regulations number Of
distleries will cease operations.
despatch from New Orleans says that strong guard
of United States white soldiers are guard night and
day the private residence Of Governor Wells at his
urgent request
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Thomas a:nrslcn Concert..

Those popular entertainments increase in popularity
tho advances For the past week the attend
ance has been overwhelming, numbers being turned
away from the entrance for want OF room lnsid, The
Mozart night "Wednesday and the classical prplram
Tuesday and Friday nights attracted a attend
than usual Tue execution Of programme Was
fully equal to the standard from which we can ise Mr.
Thomas orchestra Tonight smother grand bilw, be
presented in which some OF the best German sa!sn
mus rs included
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

GENERAL BEN BUFFERS New WAR-General
Butler threatens new civil war, unless the rad-
Gals can have everything their own way. Per-
haps the late New Orleans riots show where
this war is to begin. If SO, who will take the
Butler or General Banks And will the
opening campaign be for silver plate, includ-
ing the spoons, or for the Red river cotton,
with the cotton wagons in front of the advanc-
ing army? Can anybody tell?
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

BExuDA HUNDRED wNEa-We learn that
the allowing little incident really took place
the cher dav:--General Ben Butler twho was
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

HARD TO BEAr.-Our President, Andy
Johnson, in his familiar and convincing off
hand speeches. In matter and manner and
argument he is indeed the man for the people.
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TREASURE fscn cAlnussIa ron NEW Yosx.

sAS FRArrrsco, Angus, 30 isss
The steamer Golden city sailcd for Pansms today
sih sss3 200 Ia treasure. of which s1l2,soo s~sa =
New YORK
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

RADICAL DEFEAT IN IDAno.-We learn by
dispatches from San Francisco that the demo-
cratic candidate for Congressional delegate
from Idaho has been elected over the radical
by majority which is computed at $50. II Is
probable that all the Territories will 60 the
same way when candidates for Congress come
before them. We also look for radical defeats
in all the Western States. The Western men
do not forget that the obnoxious ultra tariff
emanates from radical New England. There
is no question more hateful or irritating to the
grain producers and cotton and woollen
fabric consumers of the great West than the
inordinate rate Of duty imposed upon foreign
fabrics for the benefit of New England manu-
factures. In counting upon the votes of the
Western States, then, at the ensuing elections,
the radicals may reap bitter disappointment
They may find Waterloo in every one Of them.
The New York herald., 1866-09-01
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE oF TM SUPREME COURT or MAsssl.
CKustTTS.

BosroS, August 81 1890
Hon. Dwight Foster has been confirmed by the
Executive touscl Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts,. In placc 3f JUDGE Colt signed
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

HOOLEY,S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-ErHIoPfAN ksu.
sRusrsY-BAAADs BURLEsoUEs AND PANrOxIMRs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6l8 Broadway
LECTURES WITH THE OxY HYDROGEN MICROSCOPES twice
daily. HEAD RIGHT ARM or PR0BsT Open from
a, NJ. till 10 r. NJ.
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WOODS THEATRE, broadway, opposite the st. Nicholas
Hotel.-THE HANLoN BROTHERS VERSATILE COMPANY
GrMNAsrs, AcRoBArs DANCERS. PASroxMsrs, yocALisrs
4o, &c Matinee at Ia oclock-FLowERs FOREST
liz
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BUDwORTH's MISsTREI.S. Fifth Avenue Opera House,
Nos. 2 and West Twenty fourth sreet-ErHIoPIAN MIN
sTRELsY, BALLADS BURLgsouEs &c Matinee At O'Clock.
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speech or address during the sitting Of the
Convention or since its adjournment. 1t en-
braced every questionable action Of Congress,
its jobs and schemes, its financial misdeeds, as
weA as the question of restoration. He stands
before the country in that light and occupies a
position which makes him, above all others, the
candidate for this contest, and the proper man
for the Office. II the managers of the forth
coming Union Democratic Republican Conven-
ton, which meets at Albany on the llth inst,
desire to play their strongest card, and have
the cause which they pretend to support at
heart, they will make General John A. Dix, the
warrior and the statesman, their standard
bearer. If they are wise enough to place him
at the head of their ticket success will be GER
tain and the victory won without a struggle.
The New York herald., 1866-09-01

ACADEMY or MINsrRELs, 72o Broadway tCalfornia
Nusrels).--SINGNG DANCES ETHIOPIAN buRLEsoUEs.
Eatinee at O'Clock
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IRVING HALL. Irving place.-orEsrsc CoscKRr
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New York, saturday, September 1, 1866.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, between Fifty.
eighth and Fifty ninth streetsTHE0 THOMAS ORCHESTRAL
OARDkN CONCERTS, commencing at O'Clock
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Mechanics Hall. Az Broadway-IN VARIETY OF LIGHT
AND LAUcHAsLE ENTERTAINMENTS, CoRPs DE BALLET, &c
The SHADOW PANroMiMK. Matinee at "a O'Clock.
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NEW FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth street, near
Sixth avenue.-DEBoRAH. Matinee at O'Clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway near Broome
sreet-NAPoLEos Matinee st IA O'Clock.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. aOl Bowerv.-CoxIc
v0cALIsA-NEGRo NlNsrRxLsY-BALLKr DvERrIssEMEST
Ao-NEw YORK IN oLDEs TINE. Matinee at "a O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-05-03

20 IfiE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
Gf.lt difference Of opinion exits among scientific
pytc1ns in regard 70 the employment OF aima'nis IN
Ae treatment Of cholera Dr. IRE, of Edinhurg, says
that othcTo never greater error committed Than
that of giving cayenne pepper, mustard, caDphor,
brandy, fali, &C. In cholera These siimuanis hayc
been employed from time lmncmoria among M nat on
and yet thogands upon hou ands dc o. every visitation
ortho epidemic here popose give inehoi of treat
re ocra 80 simple 30 rapid, ccnaiu that should
mend itcif TO every unrrejudced mind assert that
il win cure when st muants opae3 aud the vast is OF
eypernen,a remedies which have been used In ,his
compla Mt utterly TAIL Even when the dseso has pro.
grcgsod Ear that eminent physicians have given up the
case as hopeless, have storaion by ihis mode
take place almost instsntaneDasiv Time-eycn q fcv
fninufes-ocn decides the fate Oi person attacked
therefore speed is great desderatum and The treat
ment here recommended Is the quickest on ihc iace OF
IN cholera The serum or wslery part - The blood runs
o. leaving only The e'asrntrtar' or thk p"rtion lh'
s shown from tbs TACT thn. the bodies 81 ho~e Nbp n
from tic disease present the extraordinary pecuanty ~
being without fuid. Nothing remab- bat ihs ,hick
parts II bo0d-mrrc c0ts or coagaa Va the lafse
r.rses and dark grumOus blood 10 the snailer ones
The art nIica - 70 stop this enormous hemorhsge
Mrhirncs administered ~ the month cannot meet the
80 IN. voius diretly to the seat Of the dzsasetbs
bowea For this purpoee tbi. INJECTION. lts slf-
pcy ir such that child tan give IT, Hh nevsfiail'
| Incigre .0ns ounce.
Tncturc opIi -Four drachms
Amylnn common s'@'ehl ''yne s, oahee.
Hit oiliffh
Nix Inject slowly into the bowels rha Injection niir
ture should be % the cnuFistepcy OF tim Cruel " u
sbonld come away be- inn cdatey repeated III
the injection ~ properly sdpiusicred and IN SUFFICIENT
ar,uy Il viii stop the dscharge from tho bowel In
fifteen minutes and nothing VIII Iass then ivr several
| days The ratient ~ then ssfe
4 weak mixture OF ehloroforrn, Tpru eatnphor and
turpentlue may also be taken by the mouth u - 'hr
only internal remedy that base eysr 1en amosni 70
much
In tho above Injection cannot BE- 1uiskly obtained
4 NJ 81
or iaadaham, forms cheap, eonycncn, and enecsve IN
| lection. =, .
can rfs more cascs of choers that all other systems o
\ rue.ile. De combined possbly effect.
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

Applications for Ltcensc-Reports Of the
Police-Arrest for Violation OF the Ex-
else Law.
Asadquarters and the precinct station houses Those
Who have failed application 10 obtain the desired
Ssm Of license from the police authorities display
Siderable their visit to the Office Of the
1nspectsr Of Excise fearing that their business will be
suspended unless this Is obtained For the Information
- persons may be well to state that their bus
ness will not be nierferod with until their duly
examined by the committee application when they
win be officially notified OF the result In the meantime
Sbe law viii be enforced far regards Its require
ments TO close at twelve ocock night 20 keep closed
Aoors and not to sell Sundays. and to avoid selling
bquor intoxicated persons For the latter offence the
hne s $50, onehalf OF which goes 20 the normer
eseides tho forfeiture Of the license for the violation
thercof
The police contne TO report 10 the Excise Board tho
number and character Of liquor stores In their several
districts Yesterday there were one hundred and sixty
ewo places reported In the First precinct htoeD OF which
wore licensed; three hundred and; one In the Thr.
eoenth precinct some OF which are licensed; In The
Eighteenth precinct there two hundred and ninety
pacos reported out of which number but seven are said
10 be licensed.
VOL ArISa THE EXCISE LAw--THE FIRST ARREST.
william King, proprietor OF the Shakspere saloon In
Broadway Thirteenth street. having kept his place
open after twelve o'clock on Tuesday night p yiQaon
of the provisions OF the excise law notified TO
sose mp by officer Banta, Of the Fifteenth precinct,
ut failing TO comply with the order King arrested
md taken 10 the station house YesteUay morning the
"a 70 give bail In tho OF five hundred dollars TO
gWor the complaint This is the FIRST arrest under tho
new law and the penalty, conviction of the defend
- rs "a nnc o. not less thon tnry aoI.rs nor more
than ten days nor more than thirty days or by both
such 0nc aud imprisonment"
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Police Intelligence.

UUn0LARY IN NEW BowERy-RoBBISo A s,Ps or
OVER sl5,000-THE MONEY REcovERrD.
On Tuesday night the ofce OF Messrs. Gottberger
On, 81 New Bowery, entered by means Of bursting
- the door, afer which the burglar gained acce to the
sues BY means Of key which he found IN one OF the
lnwers q a dcsk box In tho SAFE, containing three
- Of exchange, payable 10 gold, amounting In the
oCsregat, to els 3<5 a. and hundred dollars In
kesper for the nrm on reaching the ONCE yesterday
uospnr discovered that The place had been entered and
ssSbed Mr. Gostsbcrger was Immediately notified and,
q hearing all the facts In the case, became satisfied
shst the offender Ociavio Calzado Dnany, a
yoang Cuban and the pretended nephew Of. Mr.
vps accordingly made for the suspected party,
"a on hour or two afterwards Mr.. Gottsbcrgcr
pcovcrcd him Ia the act OF entering the oyster saloon
g Mr. John B. NcPnerson, NO New Chamber street
Dsurth precinct called and arrested young Dummy,
= whose possession tound portion OF the treasury
nota which had been stolen from Mr. Got,sbcrgers safe
\ then appeared that the prisoner had previously en-
Sered Mr. McPhersons saloon IN gross state OF inox-
sAaion, and exhibited three bills OF exchange LOT
o1s,347 ~ As Duany unable 70 take care OF hn.
GD and fearing that he might fa among thieves ana
- robbed Mr. dcPherson the bills ofexchange for
Inss keeping When Duany returned for the property
- taken in charge, whereupon Mt MCPHERSON
afed the OF his receiving the bills of er
fhause and delivered them over TO the police iate
yesterday afternoon the accused akcn before justice
0ogan and committed 10 the 1ombe for examination Al
The money with the exception Of about $50 which th'
pssouer spnt for clothing has been recovered fcuns
0uany is man Of finished education ana speaks ,n'
No denies HIS guilt and claims that he bad legal rgn
- portion Of the money taken from Mr. Gotsberger
e but the latter says that such not the case IN
Qccuscd hes long been reckless aud dssoute 10 al
Isia al efbfts ss reformation on The part Of his friend
having proved fruitlees.
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one that every American citizen onghi 10 taks an In
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GOOD sound and substantial men that ell Who sub.
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