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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-16

Of the French forces by Nashsl Basains, the plains
81 bsien Thsrs we're In all about eight thousand men,
Including inc cavalry, artillery and engineorA General
Cssssinau and large number Of etissns enjoyed The
4. inesne tax of one Per cant has bssn imposed By
me Juau& government on I'll incomes amounting 70 800
a s, npwsrca susts%ante the yuarst Goyencs rs
uone Guard contribution also esfercsd BY yuareA
4 Custom House bookkeepsr and cashier u tho mu-
ntc1pa fonds both Of whom have held situations under
xaximilisn. had been appointed by Juarex &c..
me Arcnduke said to have placed all his silver plate
IN the nanos oi committe appointed by him 70 inves
people Who complained that their claims he'd mot been
paid ~ ne Palace psymastcr ct which h Expressed
some arrests were made by the mpsrallst authorities
Tor OF quotas Of the contributions imposed
put the parties were soon again set at liberty
70 return to the United states through the medium Of
the United States Consulate In Mexico "a ~ TIL
General Miramon was said TO have i've thousand mon
In 0uanajuato. According to q despatch by TELEGRAM
received IN the city Of Mexico he was in Leon on the
18th ulk -
JusIs. i said to have published decree Of general
amnesty. 81 - -
After the attack OF Cavaal on Apam he retired With
eight hundred mon to Join Juarez i E q.
Texcoco had been attacked for the second time, and
the liberals repulsed With loss Tine garrison however,
VA Ordered 70 abandon the town aud 70 tho city
The mixed forces. which len pusba for the capital
two thousand strong were at the last dates in San Angel
Ths greater part or the republican forces which came
from Snaloa had arrived o. the 18th, with Corona In
Carnza and Psrss Palacious he'd Incorporated their
men with the forces Of 0Haran in the valley Of Mexico
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wEsTcwfsrEa WrellIefHcs.

! Pm mar AND susvRr Bnl-A petition. to b. pre-
|sened 70 the Legislature early day, ID In course o.
signature by the citizens Of Morsauia II prays shas
the bill now before that body 10 appoint The consiop-
ers 20 map and survey the towns o. Morrisania ana
West Farms may be Withdrew. The lisa 70 headed By
the names Of some q shs most prominent residents of
rRz Al PoEr CHsnBA --On Wednesday night tbs
residence Of Mr. Henry Jonnson Port Chester.
psssiy destroyed By rs through the alleged careless.
Of servant giri, who, appears had placed some
damp ktndling wood % dry near the stoye n the
Kitchen previous 10 retiring for the night Inc build
ing wss vslasa g $4,000 against which sss's IN
HsoHwAr nDssnr-A few evenings since gentleman
named BlIm while returning 70 West Farms from The house
Of friend In The neighborhood wayiaid end roahsd
Of valuable gold watch and chain end pocksbook con-
taninG $500 BY the time Nj. Bn recovered from the
shock occasionsd by tho sudden attack the van had
made GOOD his escape beyond the range Of revolver.
His description has been given 70 the police, who are
using every EFFORT 70 make him amenabls 70 justioe
suppss DEATH An ola lady named Mrs Nau LOwsry
died suddenly a. wsst Farms . few days axn s----'
dsesss of The heart Asvas IN hour previous - she
.,.ucnoy Occurrences she had been apparently spjey.
na tho most perfect heath but having gone 70 one Of
lie bedrooms for an article Of clothing, dropped Tho
Goy and expired wthc~s making the slightest nolDs An
issnesf was consequently held over tho remains by
Coroner oliver and vcrdics returned according 70 ne
fscta "~tF.~
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=
Yesssday msrnhs Mr.. william Foley Of No. so BAss
rVpsay-Ssursh street. called upon Superintendent Kea-
nsdy and pforped him that h had received letter
dated Newark, Feb H. 1861, from some person styling
himself James Corcoran, In which letter he was told
that friend Of his had paid dollar for ticket 70 the
fr Of tnschuoh Of the Holy Gross for ths bsnent Of
ne Right Rsv Father 0ngors. Of Newark, n J., and
that the ticket bad drawn elegant su Of paroS furn
tory Of twenty-five pieces q sold black walnut worth
S509 Tbe letter Stated, moreover, that the furniture
was al boxed up and ready TO be sent 70 his address -
- - was paid 70 dsfay Che boxing and expssage
James Corcorsp, box Eat HxHAIp once, - which the
swndley sd should b sent 20 that box with ~ $50
DIGESTIVE Farley ordered 70 take the In hand,
and After ccnsultssion with Mr. Foey and learning
fair in Newark mentioned in the letter, he sent
the following letter, containing len three dollar bills
the usar River Bank 70 the addran spscned by Cor
comn:- ~ -
,.x resolve, S, ,., rc.5 20 n 1 1
forming me Of my seod luck Il The fair Of he Church Of me
Holy crosa, Newsrk Believing ycn op The square,
snccss yCS shs rfysssssd smsun ISL Please era ne
Jour your srsssfni friend, wrLEix1 FoLEY -
This iser Detective Farley len In the HsnsID once,
and there waited until Me-. "Lorcorann shouh SEQ ~ 70
send for II About halfpast four o'clock little boy
came Into the once and asked for the letter. which was
handed TO him. Farley followed tho boy through Mas
street. and then entered the apartment himself Just In
time 70 find young man opening the decoy letter and
counting the money. He then took him into custody
and brought him 10 the central station, where ne was
locked up The swndler's real name was ascerained
AFTER his arrest IL Robert Bonner cocoran being only
contends that this was bis nrst attempt 81 swindlng In
any shnpo NN vffAA rat rH rtatr At e.vn
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HAmroRp Feb, IL. 1867.
Shortly after one O'Clock shis morning Major n. Q.
Rawson whine lsborsne underA Temporary NJ Of isssn-
y, throw himself from window Of Bic residence, fall
ing distance Of nfteen or twenty feet crushing his
scull and causing instant DEATH The circunsancss Of
ME tragedy were a follows:-Fw several days MAJOR
RawsSn had bsss IN sss trouble and psplsxiv m csnse
qusnes Of some disaErsngsnent In his busssns aAs
and " wa observed that hs mssd afIscssd. Just
bsfcre bis suicide he was lying down In his room and bic
wife had bsen bathtng his hsad he made some excusd
for sending her ont Of The fs momsut and when
the terrible ocqurranoA MAJOR Rawson wac we'll known
al over the country, and especially Ia Hartford and New
York. Re he's for many yean been the leading mer-
chant ef ibis city and niof oonmandng the eovcrsWs
foes mara Y lenyW WE ~ thyvV ehjldrvn -
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Inaperiallsts SIN Gslng Abroad-MaNiniI.
= ian's Carriages dcc.. fer Sale at fhe Palace
Lares-Bsxaine Reviews the French Trssps
In the Capisal-The Esspcrsr yGives His
4 Plate % Secure Payment Of Tradesaen. 60.
HAvASA, Feb. g 1851.
rns EnslIsh steamer solens fsom vss crus the %
instas4 arrived Il this port yesterday, with dstss from
Tho Mexican capital 70 tho 2osh ulsmo The news 10
interesting and important sfert1 afs IS ssesetg
Among the passsnsos per solent noticed fsw more
percentages who have figured In the socaIsd empire and
who are now a rvsk for Europe; also sxGsnsrai Ma
sruder snd family. s. Ace GrIg.. a-l- pa ~
The Last convoy was 10 leave tho capital for Vera Cruz
on The LIST instant according 70 communication Of
Marshal Bazaine 70 tho Ere whereby the public WAS mo-
tined that those who wished 70 avail themselves Of the
opportunity should not fan 10 do 90 nobody would Be
admitted after that period. tE T
The idea LIBERAL Juarist paper Of Zscapoaxtla, con-
tains the that the decision La Teja was for
Maxs abdicasIcn, and that he would leave Mexico with
the French troopa The remainder Of the Archduke's
baggage was ssnt 70 Vera Cruz the 18th BY the wagons
Of MIGoni His carriages horsss, mules, &C., werc ad
verified to DO sold At auction the 2oh soth and 9t
O. January. They were open 70 examination at the
The drafts drawn against The French Treasury which
circulated n Mexico and rusba have been protested for
Sits1scS has NOT gone further than ousr.,sro n. Is
aspife % shs Presidency o. Msxico
General enssman's reply 70 Marshal Bazanes invita-
tion % visit the capital which only rescued the General
United statss Consul % roilr rDrr-o1 1850 : I !
~ Di1 Sssss sss s z . z. ss yysS on
1s%as = ss country, f Shioh uFp0ss he he's bought
Pcrnric naz hsAa force d tssehousana men, which,
ssssss smr Men SSsss sss vV "sss Hs n nv
Days march could rsech The sy ana surround u hut
pnle~ capitulated IN CONSEQUENCE of famine on 1 a.
noency q provhions. u w. s(rong enough 10 hold oct
ws aid e! three nontha Against an army Of thirty.
Marshal Baxains had prevailed mon NarmiIian 10
give away more than two hundred and mn decorations
70 (ne mo- nsrtorious men n The grsuoh army.
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The following arrests were made yesterday Tor vioiA,.
ing the Excise law Edward Nulvihi 80 Prince street;
Anna schurman No Frankfort street; Henry Clinton.
No. Pearl street. The defendants wers held By Justice
Hogan 70 bail In 500 each " answer before the Court Of
Sossion8 ntt Hs4 tnlM = ~.
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Herman
stenenss OF No 1877 Eldridge street. was committed 70
answer Tor violation OF The Excses law. Eae 4
Dedesich HaavnE, Of 7ak Warrington street, was ar
ragued before Justice Ledwith yesterday charged With
answer. 'Nf 81 N"t1 -
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SALES o. NEAL ESTATE.


rm Corpuzx UuvxRsry.--At che mcseisg ~ the Board
~ Trustses on the l2lb, Evan w. Evans, A n end
william q Russell, A. ~, were selected - pr0fessora
The rs Of Mathematics and civil engineering the sihsl
IN modern languages and history Proposas were vs>A
IN sddtna 3 nedicai and thsolnxisAi ashoeA
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GU B A.

The steamer Cuba Captain Dukshart, from New Or-
leans the ID via Havana The sth Inst, arrived Il
Baltimore yesterday We thank the Pursss Of The Cubs
for prompt forwarding Of our dispatches and nles
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1soeiph
n receipts q he gensral fund incluA,n. an. -,
Tsvepuoo Of NJ anking fund fos the nsvmsn, up,ss
tsgs6 - ths city dsbA Ase estimated q a soo ooo M
1stinete q ths snesnt 70 b raised BY TAXATION for
Amount = Per foregoing ssnatss sil, lol sca
Amouas q reoepo. ''....s............... 100000
Tolal amount 10 - sissd BY tAx....... $500, sO2
Statement showing the sstimassd income from the
several sources q rsvenus n The sepsr fund for and
Commissions on administration Of intsstats
estates BY the public administration. 1900. $500
Common schools for city-fos proportion Of
three-quarter mill State tar and or the in
como Of common school and United States
deposit fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
Interest ON taxes-for interest," due on unpaid
taxes OF previous yearsI TO b. collected and
received during the year 1867. ........... 100000
Intsrset on redemptions Of lands purchased By ~ .
tho Corporation at public sales for unpaid
Licenses-For receipts for licenses granted
for various purposes other than those appro-
priatsd 20 the sinking fund. .............. $1,000
Permits for connections with sewers and
drnnn-FoS receipts for such permits. In
pursuance Of article 2of chapter 3 OF tho RoI
vised Ordinances Of 1860. .............. 16.OO0
hisccllaneous-For receipts from various -.
sources. .........s.... .................... AoV0
"A go e..1.eoo
Surplus revenues VI the sinking fund for pay
Of interest city debtor estimated
amount Of surplus Of thA fund FOR 1867, -
per act, chapter loo Laws Of Il260oo
rosai. soaoee
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chance for .hs self denial Nth which they prefer V
.sass g s Sss sss i
''ss~'" si'lEe a3 al MAMMALIAN.
General oH0rss. an inpszial chief, Win command
fusbla i aIvea up to the Preach and the churchmen
y: 1s
a ass s ssss.s,sa =. se more 'ss ss
.ss Il: s ,y & ga ooSy
Hsxicsns dare sir abroad The sGa, are sur1oundsd
q Ill hours q the day By crowds Of weeping Indian
Who's hp pS have been seized g.
battery. len yesterday ostensibly for AAtamoros xur
earl-n reality for Mexico city.
government here leaving Marques to defend svac-
uate Mexico city = the circumstances warrant
L The S :, II ones pasS
campaign will Be for the possession Of this city The
mperiasts sought TO fortlfy Il but Bazans has pre-
me report ct foot in the city Of Mexico that the
guard entrusted with the conveyance OF Ortsga from
q liberty is regarded here q pure invention Nothing
has bean received I'm the Juarex headquarters con-
hrn IL ~ ! -
Detafls Of the Zacatecas ANaIr-PIausibic
bot Deuesfsl-SurDrising Activity Of NIfra.
nsss &c. -. - !.
Via Southwest Pass, Feb II, 1867 !
The arrival Of the Monterrey Stage On the evening Of
the sh n brings thu important Information OF the 70
occupation OF zacatseas BY Nramon. This ofosr who
Peg ess2 ssssc9sd Z; zs.ya " sIas q Gusnaguaso.
had divided he fofc6, ndlnbsrine 81 t6oa7k6d n2n,
int three divisiona Il wm supposed By the Lberals
that the frst, NUMBERING thrssrsAeusaad men, under
General Castillo would directly on San Luis Potosi
that the cavalry numbering thousand, under Gene
ral Quiroga would move by another route the
place, and the balance under Miramon himself BY si
another Contrary TO expectation, the latssr force
moved directly 70 Zacatecaa Juarss hs0 arrived there
but short time previous and had bean enthusiastically
received He was obliged neA train with 900
had moved toward San Luis POtosi short time
vious and Il feared II might have fallen into the
was surprise nothing was known Of II In Zacaaecas
three hours before his arrival General Miguel ASza
evacuated the place, and the impsriaiss entered with
out firing shot, efet-
much constesnation and It finally determined that
Treviho should immediately march on Zacatecas with
four thousand men.
The Whereabouts Of Juarez and suite is MOT known.
II 10 feared they have fallen into the hands Of the Inn
perial cavalry under General QuirogA II H. moreover
feared that this cavalry OF which nothing IL known and
General CAsos three thousand men, will appear before
San Luis Potos, now lat comparatively defenceess BY
the withdrawal OF Trovtn0.
General Mea % sick ct San Miguel Alende. II lie said
Uo0pA
General Cortina has written letter 70 the Governor
Of Nueva Leon, In which he says that he will shortly
be In Monterey rove for the seat OF govsrnms Mt
President He Is now IN tho vicinity OF Camargo
OTtoRa has arrived ot SaltiilO 4 prisoner.
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UndeT thU pesu P70'''''" = ~
cis:r,.< markets.. el0,6O0
Conxnq euciee-Comptrollers once. ....,... 1900
civ Chanberlain-fees of.................. 10000
Chsrrea on arrears OF taxee. ............... 5000
Charges arrears OF assessments. 5000
Judrmants ..,..,...............,..... 100000
Opening new streets-expenses Of 10000
RAal essate expenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Rents .......,................. $500
Eslaries-Depastment Of Finance. ....... 100000
Total. =. ....... ...................... s4s2ooo
nm. o. ~sS
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THn CITY coURTa
For the payment Of the salaries Of tho Justices clerks
and attendants Of the District lcivin Courts and the
Police District Courts The following appropriation Il
quirod, Wis.,
Rccapisuation Of the estimated amounts required 10
BE- Appropriated and provided FOR the support Of the
several Departments, Boards and Comnissicns Of the
city government
me isssIasivs Department ............... ssssole
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uun HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

rrotracted Interview Between United
States Naval Omcer and the Capeais Gepe-
rai-Death Of Portland Lumber 1Ierchsnt-
Oyster and Charcoal Enterprises in Cuba
Commercial. dc. sA NNa gtn8
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FeHoU- Gttigens ofthe Senate
and House of Representatives:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.

SALE OF WISEs--By reference TO our advertis
ing columns, it viii be seen that Commissioner
Sale Of considerable quantity Of native wines viii
IKE place at the vineyard of Smedes Jen kins,
Oroville, tina 18th instant, belonging to the
estate OF the late DR.. Smedes. These wines are OF
their own manufacture. from grapes raised by
themselves, on what it is termed the "cobble
stones of Oroville, by some mud turtles of the
Yuba soaghs. 1t will he that the list embraces
the vntages of 1868, 1864, 1865 and 1866. and ag-
gregate over two thousand gallons in cask and in
bottle. These wines pure and Of superior quail
ity. having been made from grapes grown upon our
soil without irrigation. The list embraces only the
wines set apart by these gentlemen to be kept for
series Of years. The attention Of the trade Is
called to this sale.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02

SAN FRANCISCO PRoDCcE AARxEr.-Flou-The
shipment per steamer to New York embraces the
balk of 40 barrels, consisting principally Of the
best brands, the manifested value of which was
SIS 600. Freight has already been secured for a
considerable Quantity by the next outward steamer.
A private telegram from New York, of January
18th. quotes California a, sl6 which is equivalent
to sll 90 in gold. Superfne half sacks z lee rs,
IS 25@s5 so, quarter sacks S. 1895; extra half
sacks, $685. Is; quarter sacks S. 25G6 so.
wheat-The last steamer for Panama carried
away SIS sacks in transit to New York Sales in
clude 900 sacks very poor, 81 S5s: 1000 sacks of
inferior. 81 65 900 sacks fair. 81 10; 200 sacks
good shipping in two lots. 81 IS.
Bariey-The range for feed and brewing is nomi.
nally s0GS5c.
oats-markes dull; very good sample can be pur
chased for 81 IS, and from tina. figure all the way
down to 81 2 100 its.
Potatoes-Sales include l 400 sacks of Humboldt
in lots, at 81 IS; and rs sacks do very choice at
81 Is z loo rs.
Wool-There is literally no demand, and prices
are entirely nominal. and if anything lower than
last week, when shipping grades were quoted at
14sc.
Hides Small sales of California dry, selected
slaughterers, at l4@i5ac.
WATCHES WATCHES WATCHES We have
just received a new lot of American Watches,
which we are selling at San Francisco prices.
Howard 4 Epson.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02

SPECIAL MEDICAL NoTIcE--Dr. Chas II. Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute is at the place of kearney
and Jackson Streets San Francisco where he has been
established for many years for the cure of special COM
plants. Having relnquishcd my old mode of adver
Using which has become common with all the quack
doctors of San Francisco, filling the newspapers with
false references for the purpose of imposing upon
strangers think it is only necessary to inform those in
need of physician of long experience and successful
practsee, that be consulted at oil hours at my
medical institute,
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles weakness of
the back. pains in the sides headache, palpitaon Of
the heart derangemeno Of their monthly sickness, and
all other diseases that the female system is subject to-
viii find prompt relief by applying to DR.. c. H Tozer.
My female monthly pills never known to fail in
giving relief to those for which they
mended. To be obtained only at my office-prce five
dollars with full directions each box Sent by mail
express.
Consultation free. All communications strictly cor.
fdentel. CHAs. F. TozER NJ. D.,
Late consulting physician of Lock Hospital London.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02
MEDICAL.

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They are an antidote TO change OF water and diet.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
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