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NEWS Faom san FRANCISCO.

Movements Of Treasure-Interestina Mining
Intelligence, &c.
sAs FRANCISCO July 30, 1895
The steamer Constitution has sailed for Panama with
le2 300 In treasure, OF which ee7o $40 Is for New
York
The Hale and Norcross mine realised e1oo, 900 from
the lst 70 the 23d inst, and u is estimated u VIII
yield 900 this month The Savage mine has asurpus
Of $4,000, and win pay dividend The yield Of the
Gould and Curry mine for July will amount 10 o125 600
Of Grown Point $50 000 and Of Yellow Jacket for The
year ending June go e2072slA Lottcrs represent that
the mincs In the Excelsior district Nevada county Cal,
are IN hourishng condition.
sAx rRAxcisco, July 81, 1869.
The steamer 0nsmme from Portland, brings sies 900
In treasure
nrc this morning destroyed the United states Die.
trct Court rooms The records were saved.
Exports Of copper ore for the pest six month"; sSos
Agents Of The Swansea works are here looking for
Rnins sharss are somewha better, bat transactions
are light Crown Point 81 900; yellow Jacket Seio,
Bslcher, Si13; legal tenders, -
The Cnou Nominating Coavsnuon yesterday com.
pleted the county ticket and reuomnafod nearly a the
ofnceux
me Democratic County CONVENTION nominated q
cket ssi wssk, headed By Henry Cobb for ras oci'
lector -
Tho United States steamer Saginaw mIlsd yesterday
Cor Victoria q. n. Mumfora o. the Western Union
Telegraph Company asd james srsN ars passsAscs %
NEW NaK MpuslcAx STATE commrrtf.
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Attempted Revolution in MsH-
90 City.
The Parties Arrested and Baa-
ished to Yucatan.
THE COUNTRY GREATLY ExCTTHD.
Arrival Of fhfss Hundred EXiles fFem ths
Bio Grands at fampiso.

Nsw ORLEAxs, August , leeG
The steamer Alliance, from Vera Crs 9Th ul1. hAs
arrived hero.
revolution had been attempted a the oity Of MsE.
loo but the parties arrested and banished Yscs,
placed IN the Castle OF San Juan previous taasper
tation.
Tho comtry.was very excited.
Three hundfed exiles from tho Mo 0fands have ar
rived q TAmpico
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the tax-collectors are presenting the people
with arguments against the radicals more po-
tent than sensation reports of SoutherG disturb
ancss, and tho incendiary revolhionishs will
be summarily suppressed at the polls.
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to recognize that he b even abels tgerent All
complaints from that quarter shonM De dis-
missed at onoe, - It b probable hat they
will be.
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masses Of the British people. There are reasons
now for The expectation of this ahappy Accord
which have not existed heretofore, except for
few days of doubt and uncertainty in 1858.
We refer TO the reasons suggested in the sue
cess of the Atlantic cable. In bringing the
Old World and the New, Old England and
Young America, into immediate rapport, this
cable will multiply thousand times the moral
influence Of our popular institutions and ideas,
progress and prosperity, in England and
throughout the entire world. Hence the greater
he advantages which will accrue to England
in establishing her relations Of peace with the
United States upon q solid basis. Hence,
accordingly, the stronger the inducement and
he necessity to England and the Derby ministry
Of satisfactory adjustment Of those claims aris-
'ng from Anglo-rebel spoliations upon our com-
merce on the high seas.
Disraeli cannot fail to see, in this connec-
lion. that in view of the reconstruction Of
Europe England will do we'll to have an anchor
TO the windward in the closest possible bonds
Of amity and reciprocity in friendly Offices
with the United States. In every aspect, there
forc, of tho affairs of both hemispheres, as they
now stand, we have good reasons for expect
ing from the Derby and Disraeli ministry a
much broader and much more honest policy
towards this country than that Of Palmerston
md Russell. Disraeli Is one Of the active
living leading men Of England as she is to-day.
He has kept pace with the progress Of modern
events and ideas, and to him, therefore, we
look for the success of the present Derby Cabi-
net, Notwithstanding the cloud under which it
has been called into existence. 1t must adapt
itself TO the spirit and necessities of the age, or
it must retire.
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BLEECKER STREET CIRCUS, between Perry and
Charles streets.-RipiSC NAULr,SG, &c.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue between Fify.
.ghth and Fifty ninth strees-fHEo THoNAs ORCHESTRA
GARDKs coscERis. commencing at O'Clock
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, al
Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway-iS VARIETY or LfGnf
LAuCuAsLk ENTERTAINMENTS, CORPS BALLKr, &c,
SUxSKs rHk MISSISSIPPI
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HOOiEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Brooklyn.-ErHtorfAy Nty.
sssELsY-BAtLAps. BuaLEsQuRs AND PASrosIAss
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NEW YORK MUSEUM Or ANATOMY. 6is Bro,dwsy. :
l2kcrUREs Oxy-HyDR0GEN MICROSCOPY Wiec
tally. Open from A. NJ. I'LL ~ l.. NJ
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Oi Bowerv.-coxIo
tocALIsA-NEGRo MiNsrRELsv-BALLEr DIvkRrIssEMEsT, 7,
Sc-0iTooLEir CASTLE
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NEW Wak MpuelIcAx STATE conmlrrtf.
sAasyooA, August I, lses
Ihs Rspubnna staas counivss nsss hsss - rvt<Ar.
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Dispatches from Now Orleans state that General Baird
M rcfnscd 10 obey the Presidents order putting the
krocrs under the authority of the cvl cn,cer Of tho
by. THE President returned answer psrempioriiy
beating ths rs order General Baird nys that the total
kr,d aud wounded IN the recent rios 10 thirty .n,e
Pcncral sheridan bad returned from Texas military
bommisspr with General Mower as President 10 invest
ta,c tho riots has boon appointed Mayor Monroe d.
fiiues acug Mavor untd martial Law 10 removed
&sionishins disclosures of ths dongs d the radical
directory, tending rlagly the Inauguration Of political
fiosiu New 0rcans meie by our Washington cor.
responder .a
Eyed iccs ifoa Neser Gated the 9Th ult ~ learn
the ~ ~ i ari vi pfafr acon on the pars cs ne
tnstsri - ..r ssi iha ar.cs. or the rnxlesd
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WOODS THEATRE Broadway. opposite the ST. Nichola,
Boei-THg FAIR osR WirH GOLDEN LocKs-THR
MnD VIM MILKING PAIL
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way Vi our Cltxens rendering al tno eogletanco
that they may desire to the republican cause
OF Mexico. II then the President still permits
Secretary Seward to carry on bis long-winded
do-nothing diplomatic policy, and fails 10
respond to the almost unanimous public
sentiment in this country in regard TO Mexico
BY responding to and directing H. the way is
open for the friends Of that republic in this
country to rendg the assistance 90 much
needed BY the liberals. Should any attempts
be made TO arrest their efforts and bring the
parties engaged In furnishing materials to
assist Mexico before the legal tribunal for
violation Of neutrality laws, the courts should
put the foregoing Interpretation upon The
statute. We apprehend that such will proba-
bly, be the view that our judicial oficers will
take OF the question. The fact that the At.
torney General Of the United States recently
gave an opinion that the citizens Of this country
could furnish the liberals in Mexico with arms
and ammunition without violating The neu-
trality laws, leads us to the view that the
United States courts will hold that military
expeditions and vessels oan be fitted out in
this country 10 operate against Maximilian
without coming within The scope OF the statute
Of 1918 This presents this Mexican question
la o new phase, and will bring Il before the
public In altogether new light. The agents
Of MsximlIian can certainly have no right TO
demand the enforcement Of our neutrality laws
In his iayor ~ long ~ our government refuses
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Of her son William Tute, 2is Delaney s,re,t. on wed
nesday afternoon at hall past two O'clock
THnnrsoN suddenly, ON Monday Marvh ~ OF diph.
thcria MARY FLnKKScK only ohud % Adam ThonI.on
and Mary Hester Brown, aged III months and 81 daya
Why, why should greve, that chorub has nown.
Why weep that mors In she may rest
For God who but lent her has sent from hi throne
Aud taken lrst born 10 rest IN his br'
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence u her par
No 27l Adams street Brooklyn, on "Wednesday alter
noon nj two o'clock, without further notice.
Oswego papers please copy.
wArkIss-In Brooklyn, Monday, March IL, Mrs.
cHARisk WATKINS wife OF Thomas Watkins, In the 63d
year Of her age.
wKxoaE --On Monday, March Il: GKonGu PuILli7'
wErnKE son OF the late Samuel wetmorc OF this city
Wus1s-At Mount Vernon, westchestor county, n r,
on Sunday, March II. cHARLS l. wnsos, late OF the
United Statos Volunteers, aged - years months and
IL day..
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral at 81 Pauls church, East Chester wedncs-
day afternoon at hall. past O'Clock
Company Q, Seventeenth New York state National
Guard, will meet at the hall on Wednesday at
twelve o'clock In full uniform, 10 attend the funeral Of
Charles l.. Wilson. by order. JOHN q. FAY
7. BusKrRK, First Sergeant Captain.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Anderson.
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close In this city at quar-
past and halfp Ave O'Clock this afternoon
The NEw YORK Naturalization for Europe-win be
published at eleven O'Clock in the morning.
II will give full particulars or the great Fenan scare in
Canada effects or the news from Ireland in this city
and elsewhere report OF the Proceedings In Congress;
detailed account of the Conference OF the Canadian
Delegates with the Committee OF Ways and Means the
question Of Reciprocity late and interesting from
Mexico Cuba West Indies &c, and reports OF all i'm
portant events OF the past week.
Single copies, In wrappers, ready FOR mailing six cents
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fR. GKORGE W. MoRaAH's ORGAN sOIRRE

Mr.. GEORGE W. MoRGAS's ORGAN soIRRE.
small but critical audience assembled last night in
the hall OF Odels organ factory No. 1853 Seventh ave-
nue. enjoy the musical feast prepared for them By this
accomplished artist The organ used the bailt
for DIR Grant by Moss OdelI and described before in
the HERALD Mr. Morgan unlocked the treasures Of har
mony possessed aud poured them forth in the most
ample mann In several Of his best selections from
Handel, Bach, Weber and Meyerbeer. We have seldom
heard such beautifully voiced reed and metal pipes In
the great organ and such admirable blending OF tones
without the slightest degree OF harshness. Mrs Mario
Abbott soprano Of worry high order OF talent and Mr.
Lumbsrd, an oqnaiy &C epiabIe bsssc, sang several
pieces Mr.. g. b. Mills dashed OF Of his electric
taSAnellas the stenway grand and responded 10
encore with Of his most brilliant gaiops Tho con
cert was far the performance went unqualified
success. Such an organ tn large hall Fourteenth
sroet would enAbie have oratoo and sacred music
instead OF the nlmsy STUFF that In daily ground by
dyspeptic vocalists aud wheeling Instruments.
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hDDEroRD, March IL, 1853.
At the municipal election to-day the Hon Charles A.
Shaw (democrat) re elected Mayor by hundred
and fifty majority being large gam the fall cleo
ton. Six out Of the seven wards went democratic.
augusta, Ne. March IL, 1866.
sylvanus Caldwell (Union) was elected Mayor OF this
city TO day without opposition.
No nominations in opposition TO the Union ticket were
made in any OF the wards
BELFAST. March IL. 1895
At the municipal election this city to-day the Hon
Nehemiah Abbott e-eected Mayor without oppo-
ston.
BANGOR, March IL, 1865
A. G. Wakefield republican, elected Mayor to.
day without opposItiou.
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY 1866-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

forward and help the great in the only way
that can tell most eff ctually on the enemy
Senator Morrison concluded after eleven O'Clock
and the enthusiastic rush TO the platform with green
backs showed the appre aton OF the audience
and the faith In their leaders Ten thousand dol
lars contributed in very short time After cheers
for Messrs Roberts and Sweeny the meeting adjourned
II will long be remembered by the Irishmen Of Boston
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Great Demonstration In Boston.


Never IN the annals Of public meetings In this good
cd city such gathering assembled beneath the
roof Of any building tina, drawn together 10 Music
Hall 10 ght do honor n the cause Of ireland aud
Some of Ireland's braves, aud most eloquent
yhs ovation 10 President Roberts and General
areeny was equalled only by the reception Of
General lafayette years ago. Prom sir TO eight
q lock r. ~ Winter street was one vast aud
souu.rt mas Of human beings, aud the great hall
beray packed an hour before the distinguished speak
srs appeared on the platform Thousands we're turned
v~av disappointed and sadly wcnded their way home
r,rd IA was strange aud sublime scene-strauge 20
bear the eroans and shrieks Of suffering women and
5Anng girls sublime 70 this gathering Of an excited
rae uterna the neverdyng love of home The never
ending hatred Of the Saxon oppreseor
General Robert Cowdin brave Massachusetts, officer
presided and when General s~eeny wa introduced the
Tates excitement prevailed Never was battle Scared
b-ro received with such Wild and HEARTFELT enthusiasm.
when the excitement abaed the General procceded N
hldrss bis countrymen subject neares, every Celtic
heart Ne was followed BY President Roberts
w % the ablest speecbes ever delivered
before rrsh audience rhunders u applause greeted
sv.ry sentsnos. He fAiry outdid himself and proved
y b giant In intel sctus strength He vas foio-ed
~ ssasAor nerisos n noble and zoaasa' aovssi 70
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.


Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD must be handed
in before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's cir
culaton among the enterprsng mechanics farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country IS increasing very rapidly. Advertisements in
sorted in tho WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
States
From seas OF Flowers, Larger than the
r.ter ss aIh whit As snow s'eends on the oven
ING cEREUs Is charged with their peerless aroma the
A Boon.-w.rd's Ladies' Paper Collars
'' with %HsS s ssRs ,''s
An Astonishing Cure for All Kinds or
f1s IF1fIfson found by using
A.-FIasssReady Made Clothing In Ams-
70 custom sEos2w sRos g. a sT p equal
And "a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
Addren.-Poiiak n Son, Nicer .haum
ses . sncsdw nS n"ioaA street Pipes
All Prizes Ca.hed In Legal Lottsries.-
j. cLUTE Broker, i7s Broadway.
All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
ings, circulars and information sent,
BatchelOr's Hair Dye-The Hest In the
world only perfect Dye harmless reliable inssntA
Factory 81 Barclay street.
II. n. T.-For IN Irritatrd Tn roat, Cough
or Cold, BROWNS BaoSchIAL TRocHEs are offered
with the fues, confidence in their efficacy They have been
thoroughly tested maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired As there limitations be snre to OBJ
tain the genuine
Buy Milier's HAIR Dye.-Easily Applied
and durable Large size Is cents Sold b. druggists Depot
s. Dey street
Corn., Banions, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases OF the feet cured by DR. ZACHARE 100 Broad
way
Defiance Fire and Burg,ar-Proof Safes
Large Assortment nj q Murray street, corner Of College
place.
Great Reduetion.-Nsea Isls nd" shirts.
SMITH fowLERs well known superior brand. Only
Grover d Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Such and Lock stitch Sewing Machne faS bodwsy
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr.. President No GO broadway Agents
wanted.
Orrs a Maenaught'- spool Cotton for
''"'"s GIExIsDER kNox. No. spin. street. ny.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid or
doubloonr all kuds Of gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 co. BANKERS. Is Wall street, y. Y.
Teeth Inserted NJ short Notiee.-Term.
reasonable and sasfscon ven At 1s srth avenue, -four
doors above Fourteenth street. east side.
the Improved Elliptic sewing Ms-
CHrNRs.--A. II. suPLEE, "a brosdwsy Ascnt@ ~ahSd
wheeler n wilson, Lock stiseh Sewing
NACIIfNE aud nutfonhols Broadway.
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The PhnadeIphia and Erie Railroad.
ptufA uvvp srrI,y

PHILADELPHIA, March IL 1885
The veto Of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad bill
will DO scn 10 the House OF Representatives night The
veto takes the ground that the privilege accorded
Philadelphia and Ere Railroad Is infringement OF
private rights and its operation would DO conducive 10
the fostering of monopoles instead Of the promotion OF
general prosperity.
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BOSTON, March II, 1850
In the superior Court to-day John Wood, alias Jack
Sheppard Jr, sentenced TO Ave years the State
Prison for larceny. He has also four years OF an
finished term 10 serve In Sing Sing, from which PRISON
no recently escaped.
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The examination OF w. Greene, charged with the
der OF his wte concluded In the Polio, Court day
noon The defense OF insanity sustained, and the
the prisoner over and he discharged His family
is understood. will conne him In the Providence
Asylum.
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The Fenians Negotiating with Cavalry
General.

WASHINGTON. March ~. 1895
II may interest English brethren know that the
Fenans have been for several days negotiating with
eminent and gallant general OF cavalry during the
bellion TO secure his services, If possible their in
spector general OF cavalry
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

GoLIBARr-BRowNK In New London Conn, on Thurs
day March g. at the residence Of the brides father by
Rev. DR. Hallam, FRANCISCO 8. GnLBARr Of Puerto Prn
clpe, Cuba Miss MARIE K. BRowsE only daughter Of
William X Browne, Esq. No cards
Cuban papers please copy
PAMKR-ABBorr. On Wednesday, March 7, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents bv the Rev w. r. Col
Inns 0RnIs PALMER TO Miss MARIA ABBOTT, all Of this
city.
wooD-Roosxs. On Tuesday March Q, at the Eleventh
Presbyterian church. by the Rev Abbott X Kttrsdge,
CHARLES r. WOop and JEssn r., daughter OF A II.
Rogers. Esq, all OF this city.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Having noticed IN your issue OF the 9th inst my name
In connection with that OF lady Of Brooklyn having
been married In this city the 9th OF January last
hereby pronounce II q wifu and malicious falsehood,
which could only emanated from depraved and
vulgar mind for motives entirely unknown TO BY
giving the above publicity In your valuable paper you
will greatly obge CLIFFORD G. PEARSON
NORFOLK, Va, March 10, 1860.
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THE MEMBERS oFTHg PAYER HANGERS AssocfA
lion requested " ~ runcts ~ Their stendsncs on
Tbwrsdsv a. " eeis~k
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A B0On.-Ward's Ladies' Paper Collars
and Guns Also Gents, wholesale and retail wholesale
price list with drawings Of diGereut styles
Trade. s. ". H. WARD. 81 Broadway n Y.
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From seas OF Flowers, Larger than the
largest water lilies and white
Ing air Of She tropics the rares, perfume that avhed
the The howers the species Of
nora aud PHALON SONS Extract OF NIGHT BLOOM
ING cEREUs " charged with their peerless aroma the
delicious under
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A.-FIaessReadyM Made Clothing I'm Ame-
rica-ebs Youths Boys and Chidrens all quite equal
70 custom work BRokAw BROS 81 Lafayette place,
And "a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.