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STATE OF LuSIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City New Oreans
Belt remembered that the 9th day of e 1866 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peacn and for the
prisb aforesaid personally came and appear John Pember
ton President and Paul Fourchy, Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New oreansho being duly
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of the Company.
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PAUL FoURCHY, Secretary.
to and subscribed before this SHY june 1866
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A M. DELMAs-
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LUMBER MERCHANT,
ONCE, No. 375 Julia ST.. New Basin.
NEW ORLEANS.
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EQUAL 10 ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
Our SHARON SPRINGS Correspondence.
ssAnos srsEsas. mi,

ssAnos Srstscs July AZ, 1854
r1s hxAurr oS fns Place AND rHs rxrnovxnksrs
several years have elapsed vailsd iavorss
watering place aud came Il this season oxpecting 10
ma greatly changed VAS no, disappointed In the
.scpsiop Ia, for the general outlines scenery
would hardly have known ID again. Even these have
undergone great mosincstiou. BesmHul pleasure
grounds ornsmsnled With temples, kiosts and fous-
Is'ns, replace the rough face OF the hill which
the springs are all situated. and an ornamental
bridge connects ,hem with tho road With the
exception " the Pavilion. the hotels have all
outgrown my rccoliscton, willis tie vacant lots
that formerly diyded the few then existing are covsrs1
With new Ia the wsv of present improve
menis notice hne building Intended log arst class
billiard rooms progress of erection on the nsla street
near the Rad iestny M 10 The Pavilion I observe
also number of lsnt.e private residences starting
ap ali sdcsa noticeable fcaure ~ there seemed al
one time nut HUE disposition oN Is Investments Of
tbs kind sharon seemed destined 70 ccn,inn~ msrs
ass'omerston Of hotels aud boarding houses; nov an
glad 70 see that there tendency 70 settlement on the
part Of wealthy individuals who hnd 10 The purity "
the atmosphere tho invsnsble qualities Of the .prisss
and The immense annual inGur Of fashionable vs.c-s
inducsmsa 70 residence that hsd long bssu overc,tss
W ossss~ ssvs 'hs I~pslw u isis ms,sr.p, W
The New York herald., 1866-07-20

Tho steamship MORO Castle, from Havana July H. ar.
rived q thi port yesterday morning. We are Indebted
to the purer for nes Of Havana papers and for forward
ing our dispatches from Vera Cruz. HAVANA and tho
West lndies geaerally.
telegram from the city OF Mexico 70 commercial
house u Vera Crus that the Empress Cariotta
would embark from vora Cruz direct Tor Europe the
18th inst
was also reported In Vera Cruz the 9th that Tam
pico had certanlyllen into the hands Of the liberals
The Eaatcts on the situation Of Tampico says that
considerable forces Of the army had collected before that
city, and great fears entertained for s sasoty.
Tho Sociedad reports that Mejia had gone TO take
charge Of the oity
Tho Iris, Of Tampico, announces the arrival Of the
French gunboat sent from Cruz TO the aid
Of the naval forces then al Tampico Tamaulipas had
been abandoned by the inhabitants becoming OF
tho approach Of the liberals from Sierra
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July I0-8 NJ
Asass. Receipts Is bbls Pot continued dun and
nominal at our last quotations.
BRxADsruYrA- y,4sl bbls four $50 do. corn
meal 268a bushels wheat, $500 do corn and IT $50
do oats Prices for State and Western flour continued
to decline choice and inferior grades being sold at
ducton Of 2oc 2sc. per bbl, while medium CON-
mon grades were 10c. . l6c lower. Tho market was
quiet the sales not exceeding 1900 bbs at our revised
quotations annexed. In Southern there was only
moderate business done and lower prices accepted
the market closing dull with prices tending downward
Sales 400 bbls Canada -four loo 2Oc lower with
moderate demand the sales being confined to 500 bbls
Rye four continued quiet and the market scarcely
SO Arm, though prices not quotaby lower OF
csrn meal we notice sales OF l60 bbls. Brandywne
Rs and 80 punchaona at 312 Is We ountA.-
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
our VERA csuz CORRESPONDENCE.
vnA csux. July 8, 1895

NA tsUhs Juy " 1900
TuK pAusoAp yrsASciAL DIFFICULTIES
II reported here on good authority that whom Mr..
Lloyd received tho order from Marshal Bazans for
$500 600 with which sum he was progress with the
work Of the Mexican Imperial Railroad lne) he showed
said orders TO Mr. Barron or the house Of Barron Lobe.
A Co. bankers, the latter OF whom st once advanced
about one hundred thousand dollars. The contractors
then received orders TO 20 on but they all
their oars again this following since the action OF the
French paymsster
The paensers Who thought 70 have been LOST on
the steamer Eocomb which Ief, The Rio Grsnde when
Mels departed from that qsartcr have AL turned up
safe on the 4th instant French vessel arrived here
bringing ,be passengers and some Nerlcsn imperial
troop. Thcs. were taken board OF said vessel al
1ampico,
On the t,h the remnsnt Of General Nerss command
seu, on their arrival hers 10 soledsl proceeded nlo
the far interior, via Cordoba snd 0rizsOs
FROM rus nousstt s,sloS
The les. letters received from the ncigl borhood Of
Monterey paint gloomy plcns OF the state Of the stu
alton there ons letter contains these words" "Dost
speak cr guerlss any more The whole country here
abou,s s fun Of armed men, and they are all Of them
liberals and lsdrones They control the country
Ia Hsyrc reports having gained victory over The
usru ef Gareis he lbersD aud forty men, whose term
81 service syplred 10. Foreign Legion reported TO
have got through saey from Monterey TO the city of
ras ussAis or rss soru,rSors prsrmcr.
are ~ aud doing Two hundred Of them nave tssen
rrm 7scusiiipsn We learn ,hs, the liberals Of the
Sierra we're At sss sefonns IA fore only ~ eayues
from said city and that the women snd children wers
seeking safety IN flight in Opposite direction. The
liberals referred TO had already occupied holsnso
IA Huaaecs n now comples hotbed os revolution.
IN. a.v.ssc., rsos.a s.~.~si eu tan u .
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Business Done By tho Insurance Coupa uips
Of This City Daring tho Last Twelve
Months, &C., Sc.
The Internal Revenue laws require that insurance
companies shall make return every six months Of the
amount Of dividends they declare Niney-nve per cent
goes TO the stockholders and the remaining Eve per cent
Is paid to the government
In view Of the that many disastrous nres have oc
CURED in this city during the last year the following
statistical table, showing the business transacted by
city insurance companies during that period will be
only very interesting but exceedingly valuable TO all
hus ina
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Before Commissioner Osborn

John Duncan Was charged with attempting to pass
ATTY cen, counterfeit currency note on Thomas Csroan
Duncan, accompanied by . companion, left Carolans
house followed by Carcian, who wanted to see " they
would pass tho money any where else. A policeman,
who also in pursuit. arrested Duncan, and found
him large bundle containing counterfeit fractional
curoncytand ten dollars counteret currency notes on
the Highland Bank Of Nswburs Tho case has not closed
aud the examination " adjourned I'll next week.
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
A NEAL MEXICAN loJTesy
Ermm asllrn,nl.s H....r

TFronl Vsl gnsni Messenger lnly
TIC drawing OF Tho Mexican honda took place yesisr-
gay AZ me ttlue az imperfre 70 presence OF Count
de derminy senator, President Of the MEXICAN Com.
mttee Of Finance General Almonte Mst,sa Ambassador
Of Paris; Pinard, Director or the Compton
Escomp,e, &c. The following Is . hst Of The more
important prizes drawn LIN the nrst ssres No los ss3
gained 500 0oofr 3sl 7 and a2sss. esch 100 oo0fr
70 922 t13 s17 100 so9 and l01 s37 zach 00o0r In
hs second series No soi TIA rslnsd 500 ooor fJc ooT
and ISL o2e escA io00oofr asa 3as so7 sss asa t73
ana 100 eco each 50 00nrr
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
IspnSL coNsasssIunll cenYtNIIaN.

Nyw AlsASy, IND, July 10, 1894
The Union Congressional Convention for this district
wa held ~ ,hc Fair grounds to-day Five counties we're
represented Abou, ak thousand persons we're present.
including many ladies. y Mccsmpbci was elected
chairman. speech in the forenoon from ID. u.
Nevcomb, of Indianapolis, warmly arp'auded.
Al two o'clock +. " Governor Morton appeared, accom
panied by General Gresham and o,hers Governor Nor
ton appeared very weak snd asssfAJ TO tho saud,
wh-re taxing seat ne delivered an eloquent address
OF nearly tsrcc houfs auralioo During It's delivery he
vas frequently srested With vocferous applause
The New York herald., 1866-07-20

Tho wheat market continued dull and prices
were nominaly lower. Sales were confined to
5000 bushels at $2l5 for new No. Milwaukee !;
So S7h for amber Maryland, and 81 IS for amber
Jersey The corn market ruled steady, with fair
port demand; sales l40 900 bushels at 64c 84c for
s3c SSKc. for unsound do, and 85c for high mixed
do Oats continued dull and depressed. and we have
only TO report sales OF 80 600 bushels at Soc sic
Chicago, and Csc for Milwaukee. Rye duh of SALE
and prices are tending downward sales zoo bushels
Milwaukee at 05c Barley dull and nominal at 05c
81 10. Malt Was unchanged In every respect
CotPEE-The demand for Rio rather less active
but the views OF sellers were rm ever and prices
were well sustained. No sales heard Of; stock
l0s, sos bags Other descriptions Arm, with mod
crate demand; we hoard Of no sales, however
CorTor.-The market showed some improvement in
all respects closing firm at our revised quotations The
business mainly for speculation and exporting
spnners being we'll supplied for the present bought very
sparingly Sales 100 bales; receipts 532 bales We
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
Fn,nl Rnilr.nd Accident.

very serious railroad accident has taken pace o. the
line from Mexico 10 San Angel The train coming
from the latter place 70 Mexico city and when arrived a.
Albcrcs Pare collded with The passenger train wich
let Mexico CITY AZ eleven O'Clock OF the same morning
Que rsroad car Was smashed 10 pieccs IN which as' an
unfortunate baksf crushed to death Ten other per-
Sous received some very contusons lhs cause
otthe collision can only BE- explained by The driver Who
refused however 10 give any account o. the catastrophe
snd Nas Immediately committed 10 jail
The New York herald., 1866-07-20

bURPLU3 OAPffAI.
Many Of the above mentioned ofoos have large sur
plus capital which will be observed they have in some
instances been compelled 70 draw upon for the purpose
O. paying their half yearly diydends Below will be
found list Of such Offices, together with the amounts
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
Mn >imi,ssn Gives Permis-isn 10 Prominent
E~pstrist.d Mesicss- 60 R~tur" ." Ther
Country.
IErom Lhe Habana prensa. |.

tFF0m Tue HAVANA PTensAr july W ~ n =
We are informed from reliable sources IN Mexico cti
thai The Emperor Macmillan has given permission u
return from Europe Don Miguel Miramon aud Don Leo
natdc uarquer whom his nghness has thus far Judged
polite TO keep n respectful distance from Their eoun
try other prominent men, also who belonged 70 The
old conservative party aud hrst proclaimed the empire,
ere permitted TO return
Joined General helia recently vet FROM Mstsmoros
the Emperor vll have bis s,fe three OF she mos De
NaTssasi ssasvsls q Ne oid moasrrh'ca' ss's'
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
NEwsPAPER ACCOUNTS.
French Opinioss Csncernins tho Evacsatien
of MatamOrOs.
tFrom the Courier of Mexics City,l

[From the Courier of hexics City,l
II would be futile 10 attempt 10 c,nceai the lmpor
tance Of the evacuation Of Matamoros FINN the people OF
this empire Tho occupation Of this ppo BY the liberal
forces must indeed be considered gres calamity 70 the
imperial government OF Maximilian, tough much less
10 from material point Of view thai from tho effect
which defeat, however Insignificant. seldom fails
have on people whose patience and crrgy have been
overtaxcd Nevertheless the disaster night have been
much greater
The dispersion Of the column with which General
0vera escorted the baggage train 10 Montrcy left
rison numbering from three hundred nd any 70 four
hundred men IN Matsmoros. o. .eAH,, with such
small number OF men u would haye been most mpotc
70 attempt 10 defend the place. The pectary
placed at the disposal OF the commandek were
already exhausted, and the moment was essed when
reasonable advance In the funds could be kpected from
commerce
II is In this critical situation that 0snerslfca thanks
10 his energetic attitude vss able 10 oblin . captu
iaton the exact terms OF which not yc known. IL
Is asserted, however that no. together wt his suite
embarked after having obtained tbs relcas Of General
0lveras prisoners The enemy had, beside consented
TO restore al goods which were conveyed by Aid baggage
train,
We have received information from relsle quarter
that General Oivcra had the train properly OF the
value OF one hundred thousand dollars and alo that "
was he who prepared the way for tho captuaton which
preceded the entry of the liberals into Nstsmors
The New York herald., 1866-07-20
Rnilread FROM yern Crnz te Jnln.n.

According 70 en- announcement In the ESdtt>, the
Vera Cruz and Jalsps Railroad IL already comreted
f ~ RIO hedio II is believed that on the istor July
nert the line will DO open for lrafc 10 Santa Tho
formation OF portions Of the line has been work Of
considerable difficulty, owing TO ihe unhtness " the
ground N various districts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-16

< series of editorials, said to be writ
ten by Ex-Gov. Magrath at the instance
Of Gen. Sickles, arguing that the sue
cess of the confede racy would have been
4 misfortune to the South, have been
published in Charleston creating con-