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DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS.

The following vessels sailed from this harbor ON satur.
day for various foreign and domestic ports:-
The steamer Celia, Captain GIeadsil Of the London
and New York steamship line, sailed from pier No.
North river, At noon, for London, with thirty Ave pes
ssngsrs and cargo consisting Of general merchandise
The steamer The Queen, Captain 0rogan, Of tho Ma.
river for ousssssswn and Liverpool q twelve n She
carried twenty nvs cabin and one hundred and
s Ns ssssss p..snsc.; also the passen.
number Her cargo was composed Of cotton, lard
me steamer CITY q Baltimore Captain r H Mecu,.
q noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool with forty ave
cabin passsnssrs and Others in the stecse Her cargo
conssssa q cotton cheese butter apples Ac she also
The ssesTsr nss:ssipp, Captain George Sumner isfs
tip In the Havana iins she carried seventy passsn-
gers for New Orleans and Havana, and an assorted
The iron mail steamship Germania, Captain IT, Ehlsrs
left her moorngs at Hamburg dock, Hoboken, at noon
yesterday for Southampton and Hamburg She carried
general assortment Of merchandise valued 900 600
she had applications for more freight than she could
carry Avery large mail upwards Of two hundred bags
The san Salvador paddle wheel Captain Akin sailed
At three O'Clock from per 10 North river for savannah.
with general assortment Of merchandise ana afs~
The Valley City, Captain b Tomlip, sailed from pier
10 East river for Richmond she ea,ea 'sn pas.ensep
Tho screw steamer sarssO.sa, Captain crowell, len
win an assorted cargo Of merchandise and about thirty
The Raleigh, Captain Marshman sailed for Richmond
from pier 81 North aver noon shs carried twenty
and c .r,. e. general N %s5 s
FOR New Orleans with eighteen passengers ana cargo
Of general merchandise valued At 100000
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME cuuaT-cHAmseas.

DEC. s-James c. Bell va VIM Clarke ct ai-Repors
Of referee confirmed; order granted.
Emma A. Hall Va Charles b. Hall-Report OF referee
confirmed and judgment OF divorce granted.
Thomas n. Egan Va Marie Z. Egan-Report OF referee
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted Custody Of
child awarded TO plaintiff.
Charles Full Va. Wesson n sutlin, ct al-Motion de-
MED costs 70 abide event The People ex rel Sanborn
W.. Thoa NJ Tyng-Moton granted.
Aaron Il. Greene va Samuel Agnew ct ai.-OrdeS
granted.
William A Gsnst vs. p O. AImy-MotIon granted
John O. Havemsyer OF a. VS.. Geo W. Schoneld-.
Motion denied with SO costs.
In the matter OF Morris E Burch insolvent-order
granted.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co vs. Alfred Fountain o,
h--See memoranda Of decision.
Geo. A ousood Ct al va Elizabeth L. B. Wills &c
Motion denied.
J. Eager OF al. Samuel A. Neills--Motion granted
Eliza Peters va Herman Pesers-Motion granted
In the matter Of the application Of Ritch Grifh et
L-Ordsr granted
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FROM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

Letter from Chihuahua-The Impcrialists
Evncuating the Nsrshern Lines-N1istrast
Of Imperial Mcxicans-C Concentrates Of
Libcrais-Iudian eseurces
Of Chihuahua-Com Of Americans
Biographical Sketches Of Juarex and HE
Cabinet, &C., &c.
cmuAHuA. Mexico, Nov. H. 1885,
nrERiALism HvAcuAnso THR NORTHERN LIsEa
Letters from satlo, 70 the general government state
that Maahuala the most Northern French outpost in
San LUIS Potosi. 10 evacuated by the imperas Douay
gathering two thousand from his San Luis Potos
garrison and leaving his len nank exposed 10 the zaca
tecas forces Of the liberals marched 70 the relief Of the
Maiahuala garrison, and with them has now retired
southwark. II anticipated here that this Is the first
for the Of the line Of Northern occupa
ton, and that will soon be followed BY the evacuation
Of Mazasan Durango FrssnIo zacatccas and San Luis
Poios In which event the mperalists win retire upon
0uanajuato and Qucretero the latter point only nfty
seven leagues North Of the capital Mexico by the road
srsrRusT or rHs MEXICAN IMPERIAL rRoors
You probably have tho news that Oajsca IL now IN
complete possession or the liberals An intercepted
letter directed 10 the commander Of the French troops
Durango advises him keep strict watch the Mcx
can mperalis,s under his command or they may sud.
denly declare In favor Of the republic Thus appears
that the liberal fever spreading rapidly, and that the
gravcs doubts Of the attachment Of the Mexican imperial
GERS Of Masmilian "Rats leave a sinking ship"
iIHuAIA ooScsSIRArisg AGAfxsr sAs Lrn
General Amanda, with the Chihuahua forces, was n
Cuencame about twenty leagues northeast OF Durango
He has recruited hs force 70 thirty hundred cavalry
and infantry BE has not yet effected junction With
the forces a. Governor Aura OF Zacatecas Who with
his cavalry Ia operating upon Frcsnilo and zscatecaa
Auras infantry has placed under command Of Cen.
eral Dins Dc Leon, Who In the beginning Of October
marched from saflio with Ave hundred men 10 chec.
Junction With Aura Late accounts place Icons infantry
force terqnitai twenty-five lesgues north Of kombre
r>'e wh1 ~ on The durango and zacaiecas road Gsco
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rNf corToN caop.

BALTIMORE, Dec 8, 1900
The MOBILE Trib~ns estimates the cotton crop OF The
present year a one and . half milon baes
The nne opcn weather Of late u sAya has added not
product
letter from Charleston says the estimate In that city
10 within 500 900 bales
Morns, Dec T. 1900
comparison OF the receipts OF cotton s the ports,
:. compared With has, year al in's time. shovs Dc.
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CHIHuAHutA, Mexico, Nov. II, 1894
From the political interest which centres around
Mexico today may be Of value present the follow.
ing biographical sketches which have very carefully
colsossd A these men, with bold 'front.' have through
the stormy times Of the past ave years. never altered
In The task Of ovsrhrowns the Austrian usurper and his
French hrelings and they yet play the fore.
most part upon the political stage In the march OF the
national government southwark 10 its ancient capital
H. perhaps, we'll that the world should know more OF
their antscedsnts
There is IN ordinary looking house In chihuahua with
single sentinel 81 the door Two or three aids occupy
the the right Of interior cou yard On the
opposite side OF this IL tho o1nce OF tbs
Minister Of the Interior, on the Immediate
right that Of Foreign Relations and on the
len that Of the President In whose hands has rested the
destiny Of Mexico since the French invasion. catering
the parcr on the LEFT you find that like cvery other sur
rounding OF the government II II type Of republican
simplicity Ths only ornaments sse . few historical
paintings hanging upon the waila Among them s Dor.
trait OF rturbide Pushing aside the curtains from the
doos Of an inssrior room quiet usasumips maa cd.
vances 70 meet you. courteous greeting q fsauk
grasp Of the hand and cordial invitat 10 be seated
place 81 your ease you prepare 10 study
the indian before you. He 10 perhaps Ave feet i've
Inches In height thick cot and with broad fan chest
which gives bim powerful vitality. bold, rounded
and hIsb forehead. vev slightly recsdns from vertical
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Mr. Abraham Brewer for many ysar . member Of
the arm Of 4 p James Co, Brokers in wall street,
died at his residence In this city, yesterday Of puIme-
nary consumption Mr. Brewer wM for long while
lesdins member Of the Board Of Brokers and Known
AZ gentleman Of undinchus integrity and upnehs-s
ness. For number Of years no had bean surIsriaa
from ths dtseass that csussa his desAhp
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Newspaper Accounts Of the situatiOn.
From the Rio Grande Courier, Nov 1871

Escobedos troops which consist Of regulars with the
wednesday, under tho command OF General Rocha. This
gentleman Is old cavalry officer, OF great gaantry
and ability His presence IL usually considered indicative
The orcc now before Maamoros has been estimated At
thirty-fve hundred mem but regard this much
while the force Of Corina may be estimated at Ave
force up 70 about two thousand men They arc well
armed and equipped and the accompanying artillery
well supplied with the best ammunition, and likely be
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN THE RIVAL CHIEFS
On the goth Of November Colonel Canalcs addressed a
for his conduct in attempting reduce Matamoros and
maintaining that the people Of the State Of Tamaulpas
should be allowed TO choose their own governor
CURT EscoBEpo.
To this Escobedo replied on the following day
MF XXI Rsrgs.Ic Army Cosrs OF THE S'RTs
Your note OF yesterday was handed to the same
day; and, in answer, have TO reply mat am under
place and bring yourself well tho garrison 10 order
would prefer that You surrender voluntarily; but in
case you hold out, have Mt hand the means and the
firm determination, to bring you to terms by force OF
arms.
Should you prefer TO surrender I will await your
answer TO that effect until eight o'clock A. tomorrow,
with the understanding that silence will
decide the course shall have to pursue
MANUEL EscoBEDo
To Colonel SERvASDo CASAIEs
The same journal speaking OF the situation at that
date in front of Maamoros the following significant
language
"Could We err much In respectfully suggesting that
the two rivals might without injury TO their dignity
intrust the settlement OF their claims TO the decision Of
Colonel sedgwickS He Is Of those officers who
would reflect honor on any army. we'll as upon any
cause they take up Az soldier, he have
est In the natter and Ne had sscf orders in
tdfion 70 thus quarrel his humane heart would dictate
an impartiay calculated prevent the useless spill.
Ing OF blood. We are very much mistaken, General
Escobedo as real Mexicaneavng out Of the question
~ no a aka
hands with CanaIes In the modest tent OF the American
commander
stif about the matterf
Escobcdo Is regarded by the authorities here the
representative of the Mexican republic under Juarsz
and has and will receive all the moral aid In his under
taking which can be Afforded
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M E X &c Q !.
MORE LIGHT ON THE MATAMOR0S AFFAIR
The Imperialists Steadily Fall
ing Back.
INTERESTING FROM CHIHUAHUA
IL. ss. e.
LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE,
SPECIAL IElEsaAm 70 THE HERALD.

+. SEIosh@ hsss".."" -
Proposition Of Canales 10 Join Rscobedo-Hss
Opinion Of Sedgwick's Demand TO Sur
reuder-Canalcs to be Tried by Juaroz-
News from the Interior-Snn Luis 20 be Oc5
cupied by the Liberals, Gci
MArAxoRos VIA NEW ORLEANS, Dec Z, ,soa
Peace reigns ON the border. On Novembef 80 Gen.
era ssdgwick demanded Of Colonel Canales the sur
render Of the city Of Matamoros himself and troops to
remain prisoners Of war TO tho unstsd states
whsreupon Canass addressed ner Escobsdo oasr.
ing TO surrender to him. In coaludng his letter Colonel
Canales says:-"As We not at with that nation
meaning the United States consider such an order a
the beginning o. It, and, In such case Mexico before
ALL see 1T TO place myself under your orders 20 that
we may defend this place II you desire do So to do
wbateyer you think convenient"
As the ultimate object Of the American commander
was to turn the city to Escobedo this was satsfac
tory 10 al partiea
CANAls yuARm
Colonel Canales win be required to report to Juarez For
trial but is not probable that he will do The debts
contracted by Canaes will be submitted the genera
government for their approval or otherwise.
Escobedo entered and took possession the morning
Of the LIST The last OF the troops were with
drawn last evening The pontoon bridge has been taken
up The troops OF Nueva Leon and Coahua m doubt
less return home at
rendered to the liberal forces under General Diaz
private despatch from Mexico rciterates story OF
Nenas march to the frontier; his presence hereabous
is neither feared or expected. ~e4
LATEST FROM sAS LUIS PorosI
Dispatches from General Trevino at Meahusia have
been received at Escobedos camp He reports advices
from San LUIS up to November rs which state that tho
imperial native troops coming to the assistance Of
that city, and that the French leave
the oath but that at the request OF Meja they post
gether All tho vehicles OF the city have been eng aged
The Empress regiment had been defeated at the Bocas
Fan LUIS TO III OCCUPIED BY LIBERALS
Trevino expected to occupy San Luis within six or
eight days
Liberal successes wore everywhere reported
General Ortcga still remains at Brazos.
l. tN ~ 'S. Another Account. -4f
GzLvEsTos, Dec. T. 1885,
Flakes Bulletin has Brownsville dates Of the I'd or
December On tho 10th Of November subsequent to the
reception Of General sherdans dispatches, General
Sedgwck appointed J. L. Sheridan CIVILIAN commits
soner and demanded the surrender Of Canaes and hts
troops prisoners OF United States Canaes
did 80, General Sedgwick agreeing.
Withdrawal Of the United States Troops from
H Mexico. VAIN.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. =, 1866.
Advces from the Rio Grande report the recrossing OF
the river by the United States brigade that had previous
y marched into Masamoros and return TO Browns
VILE. sei
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