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MEXICO might b induced ao error BY such loose
oons e NJ Pnstos and that d the request of
ssned " cited letter. fr e rshtss 70 me- II that
a.ns. eeon 20 % my country n order 70 contlnus
ugn.n9 ~! tts Independence ana republican instutions
oas WI % under the authority or IL national govern
meat now sitting at Chihuahua the only one have 70
obey e. general OF the Republic
am, sir very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
FELIPE B. BERRIOZABAI.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

Arrival Of the Steamship CoIumbin-Thc
Cuban Govcrnmone Propose Purchasing
Iron-Ciad Monitors In the Unitcd States
Quarantine Of American Vessels In Cuban
Perts, &c. n II
Tho steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from ia.
vana on tho 18th inst arrived Al this port yesterday
Tho purssr win accept thanks for prompt delivery or
our dispatches and flea
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II also ontains.Highly Important News from Europe
with fun accounts Of the Position OF Affairs up TO the
18th inst, Specially Forwarded by the Atlantic Cable;
Attempt TO Blow W the British Parliament Napo-
Icons Demand for the Extension 81 tho French Frontier
TO the Rhine Refused, Calls FOR Tho Emperor OF Austria
TO Abdcae, the Empress OF Mexico W fnrs, &c Arrl-
val q the United States Squadron Of crons:ed,,
Russia Grand Reception and Ovation BY The people IN
ST. Petersburg; Wilt Of tho Gar TO tho squadron &c,
with various other European Macr OF interest," Inter-
esting News from The National Capital Proceedings Of
the Great National Union Convention in Philadelphia,
Canad an Affairs; Editorials various importan, sub.
ecs Interesting and Entertaining Miscellaneous BEADING
Matter Weekly Nus cai aud Theatrical Review; Tbs
Agc i,urai aud Horticultural SITUATION, with nerestns
Reading for FARMERS aud oters Literary, Scientific ana
Artistic Ncws Foreign Gossp Facciie Reviews Of M
cattle Hotsc, Dry Goods, Boz, aud shoe. Monsv and
Commercial Markets; Advertisements, and hs Of
all important events Of tho week.
New sbscribsrs 70 the wvwtv HwALn IAN obds
the back number containing tbs naw ssoy. 'TtsH
DIAMOND CROSS e.n< y
ssxs--singic subscription, "a; fhres eopss Is;
1--WE COPIES %; Ten coples sis Single copies rive
cents each A limited nambsyfor sdvsrissnsal. "a.
! ssrl a an The w.<xlx HwAtn- a ~
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HALTtN0nE August 10, 1850.
The dedication OF the Antictam National Cemetery,
which have taken place the anniversary OF the
battle Of the 18TH 81 September been postponed Toe
year. consequence OF the inability 10 have the
necessary arrangements completed In season for The COM
ing anniversary
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American Lsgions Mrins Forward from The
North and Northwest.
The French Losing Confidence in Their
Egyptian Troops.
&c. &c. 10.

The steamship Columbia, Captain Barton, from Ha.
the 18th inst, arrived at this port yesterday.
We under obligations TO tho purscr for the prompt
delivery Of our fles and dispatches
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Mining socks were dull and at tho second board Ben.
ton sold at 81 u.s. Consolidated Gregory II, 90 Downe.
willie 81 -, Quartz Hill "a IS. waikiki 81 20 Now York
Gold 81 Is
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The extremely high prices Of government securities al
the present time contrast remarkably with the prices
the aforementioned dacs during the previous
mar of he
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper aud Rest Literary
Journal la the Country.
The WEEKLY HmAtp for the present week, nov rsaiy,
contains continuation Of
"THE DIAMOND CROSS"
rHr GREAT sroRr 90 AMERICAN socfxrr
Br WILLIAM BARNET PHII.IfP5
WRITTEN ExrRsssLr wxsklv HgaALs.
"As GOOD As A WHITE MAN.
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roe,ry-"swKkr. os woSaSs Iur, aud "A fvssoy -.
A IApy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-17

las GOOD AS A WHITE MAN.
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WRITTEN ExrRsssLr ,on Ins wxSklv Hse.Ls.
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lSrd Heo6-The stallion Mambrino Pilot did not start
on account Of bis trainer and driver having the fever
and ague. which rendered him unable 70 hsndls the
horse and none Of the other drivers being acquainted
with bis pecuarities, he was kept out Of tho race
Rosamond was a great favorite over Daisy Dwns, one
hundred to twenty and IN instances greater Odds
bsing wassred on her winning Rosimond won the
POLE and with good start carried the bay on
her feet and kept hes up half way around the upper
turn Rosamond led two lengths to the quarter pole
thrtynins seconds and three lengths 70 the hamils
polo In llo Daisy breaking up twice the backststoh
Tho chestnut marc opsned the gap the lower turn
and kept Daisy breaking and running moro than vas
pleasant 70 witne ROaam0nd logged leisurely up the
homssreteh and the heat BY three lengths In 33o
Daisy Burns fast mare bot she appears 10 dsadvan
ss when s0.S With the other Who several seconds
SseRd HssG-One hundred dollars TO I've was now
ouEro0t on ROGamond. Daisy Burns got away nicely,
but wes 70 wild that she broke mp three times In going
around tho upper turn and beaten four Lengths 70
the quarter pole in thirtyeisht and half seconds six
70 the Areequarsr pole, whom al interest IN the race
was lost Roaamond Was taken In hand on the home
stretch and logged homo four lengths in advance Of the
iAid Hsss-rhs mares made several attempts to get
40 equal start before they were .fu during which
Rosamond. When they got or Rosamond dashed away
from the bay and led four lengths TO the quarter pole
thirty eight seconds, and six lengths ahead at tho
half-me pole In liza The bay mare broke up several
times, the chestnut mare keeping her the fly all the
way the former winning the BY five lengths in 1884,
high wind that was sweeping over the track yesterday
afternoon. ~
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IA Cnisd Stafes 70 Oteo Buyssesbindey Yesterday
Commissioner Belts pronounced his judgment In the
Of Otto Burs,spbnder who charged with having
shipped q boz OF nitro giycerns In New York TO San
FHncisco, where exploded the 10Th Of April last
killing several persons The charge brought under
the tensh section Of the Act OF Congress- Of August 30
1881, which snacts that any person guilty Of mis-
demcanor who shall ship board vessel propelled In
whole In part by steam and carrying passenger any
gunpowder oil Of vitroi oil Of turpenine eamphene
or other explosive burning fluid, or materials
which ignite by friction unIo~ tho box con.
tanning the same shall be distinctly marked
the outside with the name and description Of tho
ARTICLES contained therein After r~citing tho facts
already reported In the case the Commissioner states
tho tenth section Of the act must be complied with As
" whether the accused the shipper OF the box Mr.
Belts rectes the evidence bearing this point and
he cannot hold the accused 10 have been the shipper
Of the box He absent from the city the time "
sale and Shipment be bad never been IN the shin.
ping business; he had never consigned Dor TO san
sci when he len this city the possibility OF shipment
OF tnis bon would not In the course Of bis business have
been presented IN hts mind But further u shown
srmaiivsIy that the shipment BY steamer was after
thought that the Dor was brought down 70 ID shipped
apply and that Mr. Mills had left erpn,
that should come by that route but that Nr Raymond
took the responsby Of deciding that the freight
too expensive and gave on hh authority the order
change the and have the box shipped by
In this he certainly did not act the agent of Burten
binder and Prentice and Devesu, IN assisting him Ia
making this IN pment srng BY hp directions and
In respect Burstenbinders agenis This being the
true state Of the facts Raymond would b. liable
shipper and probably Prentice and Devcau alsofor
ell Who josn In committing q misiemeanor Liable
pvincipasbut their acts were entrciy independent of
burrssnbndcr the erecuton % any agency he
had conferred them The government has failed 70
prove that BurStenbiuder concerned In the ship
ment Of she goods and persons absence from place
where crime 10 committed casts upon the prosecution
the burden Of proving that he directed authorized fhe
commission OF The crme In bis ahssnce Ascrious
has been pepssrafed-ons that endangered the lives
a hundreds OF passengers on the steamer 70 Panama.
and which eliminated In the fearful destruction Of life
and property ~ San Francisco Were the parties r~fors
me who. I'm my Judgment had shipped this box I
should commit them 20 await their trial for than offence
against the law but cannot hold responsible for
acts In which he had conplicity merely because q
crime had been committed, and cannot bold an inno-
cent man 10 answer Tor H. therefore discharge the
accused from custody.
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oRDEgED-MAY IA.
citing Ensign A. II. Berry TO duty In the ONCE Of de-
oRpEaED-MAY Is.
Acting Carpenter Thos. McGlone, 70 steamer Lacka-
Surgeons william Maxwell Wood, James c. Palmer
phys cal condition Of the idshpmon at the Naval
Academy. A
DErAcHED-MAY IA.
Passed Assistant Surgeon K. NJ Stein from New York
Navy Yard, and waiting orders
Acting Gunner Robert Knox from steamer Mahaska
and granted leave Of absence
DErAcHEp-xAY Is.
Acting Ensign Adrian Philips from the Gulf Squadron,
Acting Assistant Paymaster Charles E. Boggs, nom
steamer Lancaster, and ordered 70 settle accounta
DErAcHKD-MAY Is.
Lieutenant Commander Edward E. Stone, from com.
' mand Of steamer Port Royal, and waiting ordeIa
Acting Master Thomas n Gardner Acting Third A.
S,',ns 5ng.nser Con.sd bull T. Benton Bso ~ and
Acting Master william H. Summers Acting Ensign p
Acting Assistant surgeon Joseph O. Ayres Acting First
Assistant Engineer Daniel L. King Acting second Asst
ant Engineer Samuel v. stllings and Acting Third
Assistant Engineer Thomas Pennant from steamer Port
ROYAL, and waiting orders
Acting Assistant Paymaster Frank K. Moore, from
steamer Port Royal and ordered IN settle accounts.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. X Scoheld, from Naval
Hospital Norfolk, Va and ordered 70 steamer Augusta
Assistant Surgeon Charles l. Green, nom Naval Hos
nomoh.
ORDER ID TO return TO the United States
First Assistant Engineer A. O. Du plaine. from Gulf
Ensign Robe pDs Evans. from Navy Yard Washing.
ton, and ordered TO Naval Observatory.
Mate Fred wsHathaway, from steamer Jasmine, and
granted leave OF absence.
REsraNED-MAY Is.
Mate Eugene Coleman, Of steamer Chicopee.
PROMorHp-MAY Is.
Acting Assistant surgeon soollay Parker 70 acting
passed assistant surgeon
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birthday Of sA. a-..n Of Ensl..a.

Birthday Of the ousen OF England.
Thursday being the anniversary Of the birthday Of the
Queen Of Engand-an event which has always been
celebrated In this city with much enthusiasm by English
resdsntsthe British shipping In the ports dressed
In holiday bunting. The mail steamship Java, now In
her dock II Jersey CITY, displayed her oolo at eight
O'Clock in tho morning Tho American flag noated from
the foremost and the English from the mainmast tho
French from the mizzsnmast The other bunting noated
from the jibboom 10 the tara twelve O'Clock royal
salute Of twenty guns fred In honor OF the day
Aftsr the salute Mr. W. J. Browne, chef officer OF the
Java congrcgatcd oil the officers Of the steamer and the
10 drink her Britannia Maestys health. This
well responded To- Tho proceedings then terminated.
The City Of New York being In dock followed out the
same principle Of doing honor 10 her Majestys birth
day, a. did also the City OF Dublin, IN con-
nection with the same line. Chief officer Morton
superintended the proceedings The British national
line Of steamers now trading between Liverpool and
New York also celebrated the day In very happy and
gnia steamer Of this line, had carried with her cargo
tho cholera she detained At quarantine for the Last
-four She arrived yesterday afternoon her dock
pier No a. free Of all disease Amer her arrival chief
officer Heather determined that she should hoiH her
flags honor OF Queen Victoria This Immediately
done, and, according 70 order up went the American,
British, French and tho Gags OF all nations from the
forctop, manmas and from the jbboom 10 the tarnil
The Queens health was drunk and all through In these
different lines Of steamers II looked like gala day
Mr.. Archibald, Consul General Of Great Britain,
entertained In the evening select party Of British resi-
dents and American gentlemen
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Csroners' Inquesss.
THE SUICIDE or THOMAS ". BrRDsALL-vERpicr
un.nla aI.uu nra..

TIE SUICIDE or THOMAS ". BrRDsALL-vERDfcT
OF sUIcfDE ~ sTRYcHstsE.
Coroner Naumann held IN inquest yesterday morning
the late Thomas w. Birdsa President Of the secur.
ty Fire Insurance Company, their private oce lie
Droadway No further facts 10 the immediate
or the act elected the examination Henry
row, Of the dIrectors testified on Wednesday
afternoon about past thrss o'clock he saw him for
che lac, time alive he then appeared 70 be somewha,
recently lost money Of his own BY private srccuat,on
he deceased The couch In the inner room shor
saw him pass out Of the once 81 twenty minute. pas.
$50 O'Clock and return again about fifteen minutes AFTER
ns s = p.n .ss1ca 'ns 70 ssr aecssssd on
out and returned again: that when he he
took an apple out q bis pocket CHARTERED H. took one
holding the apple 20 his mouth II he eating a.
closed the door behind HIM, remained there orshr~s
had lust eaten the section Of sps He then sai a his
desk and superscbcd several notes that he had written
witness then s the Office and when be returned learned
chat Mr. Birdssl was dead and NV him lying on the
ioun.e Edwsrd l. MhAui druggist testified saossnn-
putty Coroner, and Chas Wright Who held the post nor
tenn examination yesterday, .. the underakss in Pearl
OF the stomach iuns and the rsid contraction Of the
muscular system evident that deceased came 10
s'ss % y & s%.
by himself"
YArAL ACCIDENT TO A cLxReynAr's wryp.
About ten days ago Mrs satharins B. Ruddsr wife Of
che Rev. VIM Raddsr. Of Phiadslpha, being in very
Toor health came 70 this city for medical advice and
frea''asnt She took apartments with Mr. Jacob r.
Nsvils relative. living 81 No 7wes Nnsssenth
~. hudder was under the cne Of Dr. VIM. ". Jones,
vas treating her for dyspepsia rush OF blood 10 the
cal bleeding IRON the nose, &c The snerfnss Of
rt hudder caused her 10 DO very much depressed In
srrtA besides which she restless and unable %
sleep On "Wednesday evening Dr Jones' called 10 SEQ
Ief and observed Indications Of haiucnsslon OF mind
srd Ac seemed deeply impressed with the idea that
sic bad become dishgured. Yesterday morning about
eeyen O'Clock MT Rudder and after dressing her
sc opened the window Of her the second foor
which led 70 the roof ~ an extension OF the building
snds'sDpsd out hsfsw moments she either iunpsd
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At ono O'Clock yesterday there assembled at the
Chamber Of Commerce the largest meeting witnessed
there for long time. The President A. A. Low, Esq,
having taken the chair announced that In accordance
with the notice already given they would proceed to
the election Of Pilot Commissioner, In the room Of
Captain Nye deceased. Mr. George W. Blunt was
pro posed byMoses Grinnel and Mr. Geo. NJ Clereman
by Captain Snow. Both poposers addressed the Cham
Der In behalf Of their nominees after which
ballot was taken amid much excitement. The
result Of the poll was for Mr. Blunt 10i, for
Mr. Cereman a. The President declared Mr. Blunt
duly elected Hereupon Mr. Ogden amid renewed
excitement and protested against the result Of the ballot
on the ground that the purpose Of the vote not
stated on each Of the tickets required by law. Mr.
Grnne moved that the protest be laid the table,
which was carried after warm but brief discussion.
Mr. Kelly, Postmaster, suggested that for the sake Of
harmony the election ought TO DO carried unani-
mousy, but no action was taken this propo-
ston. The President said that with regard TO
the objection Of Mr.. Ogden, sixty-seven Of 1.-The
tickets had tho object stated them, and therefore
the protest would fall 70 the ground The Chamber
scene Of continuous excitement, the friends Of Mr..
Ciereman leaving with feeling Of surprise at the
pected turn Of afhirs.
Previous 70 the ballot petition signed BY eighty two
pilots was read, urging the election or Mr.. Blunt II
was remarked that on previous occasion was there
such crowded attendance, the hall being absolutely
packed. The chairman announced that subscription
list was OPEN for the erection Of . building for
Chamber OF Commerce.
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Aiisssa Seduction Case.

H,~ry " Mos'lv 60 cAayi>s Ra0 This Ease has been
on the calendar during the present May term both parties
being ready for trial The plaintiff s the father Of Mary
Noller Who he alleges ssduced BY the defendant
aphyscian cf this city The daughter about fourteen
years on age The plaintiff lays hs damages g. 600
me defendant puts IN general denial Judge hccunn,
having stated that ne case on trial would occnpy BIS
attention dnring the Bnalndcr % The term, adjourned
The balance ~ bis cashdar until Tie hrt Monday u
Jane next THIS case VIII be painfully interesting when
Il comes Counsel for palnfn er-Judss Thompson I,
for dsseudant J. ID. PhiinpA
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fell to the yard distance OF nearly thirty Feet
and acturing the veriebrae OF the neck efed 10 ew
minutes afIerward Tho female domcSics seeing Mrs.
Rudder fall for help and coming out conveyed
her the house. Coroner Ma vas subs quenty
called 70 hold inquest, and from the evidence miro
duced the jury believed the occurrence to have been ac
dental verdict 90 that effect was accordingly
dcred. Deceased thrtyssht years Of age and
native oil New York.
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Vac law On Wednesday, May q. after . short
iihess o. hs r. 'idenoc, Manuel, HDcg and county,
JAhi7 q VAN IA M, az d 63 year and mopfhs
Funeral tls riaay after. 0ou a. twoo clock.
NgTtlsirrD .-On THURSDAY morn f, May ~, JoHs
LAWS, only child Of James and carrie Westcrheld,
aged monfh and Is days
The relatives and irends II the family are respect
fully Invited Ia aitend The immoral from the edence OF
his parents III West Fourth street. this friday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
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rnE LEcruRE .EA.ox.

IxronrAer LECTURES DsfIr-voR 1ysTi.gsss
| asIy Ne~ fort su.~un ~ Anstosiy cl- ~ "a
~ PaTtes s.be " AtisDd these .saf-s h-ss ta~s
~ ursis ~ stdr ~
ks- iOfk hasaaia II As.LsDy
rpHE HISTORY or ANTI cliKisr-A LTrTlhg vi 4
b. sfr~rr1 ~ 1ohn WIZ ans al nlFrfsif builfngs
Nsshinston sgHaf~ tunday sysaftE rsrt $50 800
ukan the f~igns asadt-yH ~ Roman pfers~ts<
ssrh rf.fi8us t~ d@FstgFBsnt 81 Anu vlN ~
oJnslasre ths f@is u No Fsg@ sem ins.ss-s<
u.sts Tree.
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pOsT oFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
i Tho mails for Crest Britain and tho Continent w
northampton aud Bremen st-ain.r bntAbsi for
ireland. VIA oUr~nsto~n, per steamer CITY on NEW
YORK, VIII cos~ at this once nj 10 - A. NJ, aud AZ tho
tawu oihres as foilows:-
Stations A aud Il, Ase An. Stations and u. IGA.M
stations u aud y, INA. n. station ~. TmA n.
JANIS KELLY 4. n.
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UNION COURSE, L. L-TR0TTING.
THURSDAY, May 24.--Purse and stake $780, mile heats
best three In i've, 10 wagons.
H Woodruff entered ch m. Rosamond .ll
r Walker entered b. m: Daisy Burns ........ . 2
D. Pffer entered br. Aambrino Pilot. ........ dr.
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ALMANAC yoRg--rGs
svN Hfsss. - NoDs morn "
err SETS. ~ h,0a wsna......rve W
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ExcUnsTONs.


j the Cholera naass The slirnad
Setb Low, Captain u. y MARVEL viii leave tho feo~tn1
ss' a. Isaa'y w sora 1ss M s.s
as 'ss sio A. c JOIN AZ sgne ef ol r
L,IsBfs0 BANKS STEAMER s. o. PiEHcE, are.
:r,.. G2..,orssf ...-. n T. Az b, senss .,,.s: X
Tier No. tAsbA. NJ FA~ o. jan bcoTT.
BIniIArDs. &c.
LroR sALg--A srLgSpID PULL SIR BILLIARD
Call al 20 Duane street.
DARriRs WISHING To PURCHASE Bltf1igD IA
] bi~s shouii not fsi To call on W. SHARP Il 10
% .,ai;. iis sns none ss Or, ela.. r.s ss a.,
Pro AID ~ sell a. rra'oassl. r.'.. hhsrps rs.se'
Cushions can be obtinsd nowhere AMI they -f.pr
nounced The best In use
-------------s------
uhsCih-. -, - 49,. 4. o..
po sEA cArTAIss "A dRgsr HARiAtS -. srtxs.
i ga Mtrne On on ,n~,e rort'en.s fIenh mas.l.
49,. AppJ = TOBIAS LfOs'S, ~ oa.ihaia stree.
s~oenys iielsi bsnaias
FUHsIIu1tG.
"a would Tho " dsyos~ ~ their furnliuf~ sbraY Cal
az in wssi rhissa,h stress, -four soos % k.v,sa
avenue
IVA TFD-rBIarYgIvE YARDS ~ cAKrxr. N
trns. sncAfs. stsnos ".
e.oon non WORM or cARryrs yunyirvar.
SoUO.UtlU 0loIa,S. ~ % !. 80 srssuy y,
ss.s 80, ~ We s ss s s" s.s .sg.s
- IN a., issf-lS, - -, '.,'- ~, g, ;".-s n
OR t,r ars s,sss /. -sli ...sr,.a ~ 4 PIES -lt
drfy cpsuon We have various Shops TO- upanlssr
under our sion and p.rsss. -Aa,,nE y-a.
Sgea d. -sa - ass =. ca, es'S's es,ss-.s'f
sa.Sss,. i "a I'D IA w.si ss :, s.r sls
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FUHsITusta.

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