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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

EppirowS. Yaiss Co. \. y, May ia, &C.
Editors Rural New Yorker:
Seeing sn inquir, in the Rural for cure
for that distressing disease. the Asthma, write
10 lei the inquirer know What has almost cured
me.
have had the spasmodic asthma fifteen Years
and never found any medicine that would pre-
vent attack when il MAS coming on until
commenced taking Jonas Whi,eeub's Remedy
Tor Asihms.' commenced taking this remedy
eighteen years ago. aad eavs not had a severe
''wHlICOHBS REMEDY" las done for
me all that It's recommended to do.
SARAH SEELEY.
Ex.lsrcs's Martin VIM Bwrem.s
SuiIeriugs in his las, illness were greatly
all waited by the use Of JONAS Wn,Tcoxp's
ASTHMA RExspy, as proved by letters in
our possession from his PLY sician and from
Mr.. Van Buren, hims II, expressing muca
qualification with the results If its use.
documentary notices might be more ex
teuded. but 1t is needless. because really but one
theme i. the burden Of them al, and their gen
sral spirit il combined in the above.
DCRNETT.s COCOAlNE.
l. superior 70 Ill sninal oils in the following
PARTICULAR:
Il is cooling Vegetable Oil. (Animal oils
are heattag1
its rapid absorption leaves Etsls resiauc on
the surface. tAuimal oils do not possess this
peculiarly in any great degree.)
II does sot quickly become rascid. tAnim.l
! ollie DOL
Ii ~ marta ola.s,rss. q. ~. AL. .v Il. ,>,,e :
traiins power, rssher u an hv mere outward ius-
tre.s <TAs contrary Is true ~i.h res ard 70 ami :
NAL oils.
"Tuk LATE STATE FAM
"Te Joseph Burnett TO-, lleelsu, vas
awarded First Prize for Cooking Extracts,
aad First Prize for Toilet Articles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
JONAS WuITCOM BIS
for Asthma.
OSs, COa4Hs.
HAY FEVER, &c.

TT "A x FEVER, &c.
The late JONAS walTcoNs, OF Rost,n.
well known for hs sterling integrity. visited
Europe a few vea-s siucc for the benefit at /
health. which was much impaired by IRE quen,
a,taeks OF
SPASNoDrt ASTHMA.
hilc IN Germany, an eminent ply stefan.
who became interested in his case. promised
him relief He followed the tire atment ordered,
and. 10 his surprise AID JOY. his asthma instant.
~ disappeared. lie procured the recipe which
had accomplished 30 much for him, brought i,
with him to this country. end il became the prop
ETY. Of the present proprietors: This remedy
has been used in thousands OF the worst cases
With astonishing and uniform success; and il is
now offered 70 the public with confidence in il.
merits. II contains no poisonous OF injurious
properties whatever. and An infant may take IL
with perfect safety. ,See circular accompany
ing each bo,tle.)
Extract from the Life OF v ashington lr-
wing" nv his nephew. Pierre Y. Irving, Vol.
~. page So:
The doctor prescribed, AZ uu experiment.
~ha. had been suggested bv DR.. %. W. Holmes
on his late visit. Jonaa Whitcomb's Remedy
for Asthma. teaspoon;u, in wine gas. OF
water. 10 be taken every four herrs. good
| night wss HE resn't.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'S
A 2 IL 6 IT o Il j c.
Perlcrflg Reliable.

Perfectly Reliable.
The only remedy for Chills and Fever or Ague and
Fever that is or can be depended upon Is Hurley's
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured By
using 1t who had tried the usual remedies without
benefit; bat In NO CASE HAS HuRLEYs A0rE
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. AL who
have used it cheerfnly tell their afflicted frien's oft.
a. sure and certain article for chill. and fever Any
ne suffering nom the chills would consult their own
interes, by sending to adrug store and buying bot
tle II IL plca-nn, totakc. com pared with othcsssod
viii he certain % cure al cases Of Fever and Ague or
Chile and Fever. Send fer /, 10 the propriesorr.
HURLEY, RUDOLF CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale by The wholesale druggists Of LOusvulo.
Cincinnati. Mem, his 81. Louis. New tsleane. &C.
Every druggist and country merehsn., honld have
it in store. especially in districts safce, TO chile and
fever aeue and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
A NJ z RICAN
WALTHAM WATCHES.

We claim and arc prcp,rcd to prove that the Amer
lean Watch 10 manufactured a. Waitha ~. Nas-acha-
set's are not only equal. bst far superior. to the
watches of England, Switzerland and France. We
al.o claim tina, they s'e CHEAPER. MORE ACCU.
RETE, MOeE DuKABLk. and mere easily KEPT in
OF der and repaired than any other Watches In the
msrket.
Because 10 each ore ofthc very nurierou, paris Of
which watch l. mace up attain ~ mechanical
power. nearly abs i to nathemati =, pre- sion rpd
Uniformity, making every watch OF 81 one sty!e
atrue copy Of its model. AA
Tn similarity in structure reduces the cost Of pro-
fuctcn; II scurcs unit,smiiy In rcsnl,s; u rcrpe-
aates and n.a'iibly difnscs any excellence that may
be on hescd, an makes II lsy to repair any In
jary -usain or replace any par, tina, may be Lost
or de-tr.yel
In adahion to these mechanical ad.an'sre.. our
wa'chc. simpler ID suucta,e. aud therefore
It oprer, and 'es- hse'y 70 te injured than foreign
watsies.
How they run nader the hardest Il lis wafcie.
ha e, Is shown by the folowin. .eitcr.:
PFNE. la 'LhoAD COMPANY.
trr ca or rmr cHsfL StP'rl
ALTOONA. Pa, t5t1 Dee i>d5.
GENTLEMEN The watches mann = ,uied nv ynl
our eng nen'en 10 whom We iurti watches as pat
oi our equip ent. I.efc are now sac u rrr hun
drcd ~ tncn carried un -, iiac, Nj consider
them gooC aHd re ALE time keepers Indeed Ia We
great saeii,n ia "a, ing your 'chs give
tronulC. and have and do m ich nYcr
" thvut repairs than wat he had
III usr nn thi. 'oai, A. yen merry
trusted 10 those OF En- Itch MANI iaciurc .acknmwl
edged 1oou reputation, Int ,.l>s hey kept
time correctly, have the, done good ser,.,c
=. you're.
liz h sc .ia,ene Is am sis' aimed By my edcces.
sou Mr. lewis, VIII re experience eltcnati over ~
series OF years resp ciiu ~.
EpWAhD II. WILLIAMS.
bcne al SUPERINTENDENT.
American Watch Company. walihan.
NEW YoKk CENTKAL RAILROAD.
LoOxorivE DEr'r. WAsr Dsis,"x,l
kvcmE rEa, Dec. -, lsa6.
GbNILrM.N:-l have NO h. station III sayiny that
believe the great majority OF Locomotive I'm. ecrs
hav found b, experience hat w ham Watcher a'e
the must "a isiAeio'y oI n of tiel, USES They run
with he creates accuracy and II a.in'rs. nutwi h
standing the iouyh r.Ginr KIN engine. and n rave
never know to wear out, th-y ni-i nc dna ~.
general adopt your vat hes, and III nj them to all
ctiginecr- aud conductors. my o!,inicn II would
greatly TEND 10 promote esnlar!ly and safety.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES WILSON, u. Cnigf ESGiSvrV.
brotherhood OF Loo motive En inecis.
Ancric IN Wstcn Company. " al ham. Mass.
Any Of the grades Of Wilt am Watches may be
purchased ot Watch De ,lers generally throughout
the country.
Robbins 4 APPLETON,
! Agents for the American Watch Company.
No. asa broadway. y. Y, or
RON BINS. APapa.ErOV 4 co..
No. - Washington St, Boston.
1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

SAy fnANClsc,, /, b. y The bark Envoy
vas wrechsi OH Starbucs Island in the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
HURLEl'S SARSAPARlLLA,
uRleYS POPULsR WoRn CANDY.
AT'EM EMIT
OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE
Manhattan Life Insurance Co.,

MnuH1SsaH ssiIC lu>us dHeC NVss
OF NEW YORK.
AN LIE FIRST DAY OF JAN AIRY, A.
I J b.. 1867, made TO .hc Auditor Of the state
OF Iowa, ;ursuant To the statutes OF said state
!. l4e name oil tbs Company is tie MAMMAL
las Lifs lNsratscE CosPANr.
. tho amour, OF ITS Capital Stuck
~ ............. .fit',Uuhc'
.. The an ount 81 Us capital stock
paid up ISL. s.....-... $50. leo,rno ~
& tie Assets of the tompany axe:
Isl, Cash on hand, in
Bank uud IN hands
OF Agents or other
persons. .s5b.ai5ls
Cd Real Estate ualu-
numbered. ........
Sd Bonds and stocks
owned bv the Con-
pany, how secured.
4 rate OF int. there
on. tsee scbeduie). tT7.2es.ee
;, Debts of the Co
secured by mot
gaCctsee schedn'el 5S2, lse."
SIN Debts otherwise
.ecurei (see SEIZED. 81 ,333.6s
9Th, DE ots Tor Prcmi
ums.. .l,3-s,335.23
1th, All other seecu
ritiesl see schedule 663. el6.2s
To,ai Assets, 557 PSI 81
LIABILITIES.
s. The amount of Liabilities due or
not due 10 Bsnks, or other cred
TORS.
c. Losses adjusted md due. 1000"
Z. Iosses adjusted aud aot due...
9. Losses u,ojusied.
o Losses IN suspense. waiting for
farther proof.
10 All other claims against the Co GO, %
Total Liabilities. ..... 1900, l26.2 o.
H. Tha greatest amount Insured III
- INV one risk ................. sao,ooo.oo
~ The gre nest amt allowed by the
rules of the Company, to be in
sufed IN any one City, Town or
Village, ..........
10. TIE greatest aunt allowed TO be
insured in any one biock,......
H. the act Of Incorporation Of the
Company is ii ed.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
DIS Moixss, Janusry 18th, 1sG,.
I'll HEREBY CENTlt iED That there 'sas
been hled in tins Office sworn abatement, show
ing the condition OF the
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Loo .ted in NV Nork, in the state Of New ork,
on the hr.t day of JAnuury, A. d.. 1857, in accor
dance with tie provisions OF mn Act OF the Gen
eral Assembly OF the State OF lowa. entitled AN
ACT N qALEfIoN 70 ISsuRANcs CohPAIss ep-
proved January 2s, 1881. and an Act amen da'o.
ry thereto. approved fcbruny 9Th. ls5s; that
s.,d statement shows thai saii compa = pos
sessed OF the requisite amount OF capital and
invested Us required by law.
AUTHORITY Is 1iiLkEFORE GIVEN
To he above named Company to transact their
ate i,u sine.s OF insurance in this state
in accot DIS nee with the laws thereof. until the
8 :, dav Of 'anusry, A. y, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty eight.
| IT - ALSO CH,rHitD. That
JOHN ID. kvANS,
or Davenport has b en- duly appointed by said
Comnany their lawful Agent and Attornry for
the County Of Scott with in'i power to take risks
of Insurance therein s9a - ~ nov eoSn Il.
ming with the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for said County. this certificate and copy OF
the state me ut on file this Office. II is further
certified thse TIE attsehed y true ana correct
copy Of the said statement.
| IL Tssrxoxr Wnsaxo.. I have hereunto set
| INV hand and sti xcd nv seal Of office the day
| and year first abov written
| ~ JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
! cs., stamn Auditor Of State.
l feb46-lw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

For debility loss ofappetite. weakness. indr
or dyspepsia wan; If action II the LIVER diroTdered
stomach There are no Bitters Tim, compare with
these In removing distress nfGcomp lninie. For 'ae
or can be had a, drug store In the United Statss.
OF from the propr,tors. Louisville. Ky. corner Of
Seventy and Green streets. TO whom all orders ahonld
he Addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Ssw yorK. Feb. s.
Stocks active; 5.eas Of 80. 81 Of "a, rs /;
Of IS. *; new SO ie.los. lug: 1905. hrs
series ~.
Goid si.s1%.
erlIng. ~ sixty faxa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

GREA>i pm iu>r Yf- ttpAf --Ssp-
81 rose IS e N lr.4s st-yet. tee Breast
I'm. sei With Gafns'> ceutie s,esce srrfrunc-
I'd w i've IN q ,nes. he sin valued - 4
sfL Tue Under wall BE- rvwafee@ b. leaving i
N wis or &C. f-hs-6.s
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ygw PERT Mr. FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

NEW PERIL NE FOR THE uNADkERCl1Ff.
0shnssn's ''Njghe Boo~sssisg lcrrWs."
Phn1sm's Night 8sI~s,nBns s,~rcss."
Bshalss's Wight 1Bleesoisg lrscs.."
Ghnlss'. might osl~smtmg Grress..
PAslsa's Might D1~sssing C~rras."
mosi exquisite. delicate. aud Fragrant Perfume.
disti led from the rare and beautiful flower from
which Il takes iis name
Manufactured osiy by
PDAg.ON 4 SON, New \ ERIK.
BEWARE or COCNrEgFEITs
Ask FOR PHALON's-TAKE no OTHER
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Al Ii. ARTICLES For THE FAIR or THE
IA Library Association will be In with Mrs.
John y. Cook, on or before Tuesday. sch. 18th.
All ladies' and gratieacn Interested are request
ed 20 take no'ic-. i.bS.etd
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IRON EUROPE.

latest News by shc Atlantic Tel.
egruuh.
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Tat".lssD F.I'H F.gOC.. 33HFEatg.
CnIc,0o. Feb 2.
Cattle eee:its go head, mar~et declined
i9,d &c. sales al 81 od6 81
Hogs Receipts . 400 head; fairly active but
shade ~ nter SALES fG.le95
Sheep-Maikct tah and easier for common
grades.
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Miss. :. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO 40. -FARRAND'a BLK, ID FLOOR
DHoTOGRAPHS WORKED IN OH OK
l. Water C"lars. or India ink. on plain o.
albnmenired paper. Particular attention psid
40 cnnieA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

4 TTORSiY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
N aud War Cin,m Agent Office Davenpost's
Block. ID FLOOR, cot Main ~ 4 Second streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
.ltIxaN MI,a.l.. M. DE-.
alsa. =. YllQrMANA.

ID 'YSiClAN AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
4 ~ and brady 6sreets. under Str~eper 4
fay lies store. kcsidence on nth ~, bet Ire.
dy and Main. octsd. du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
Disease Of the Eye.
DIR. .J.lS. C.1.WR'DELL.
q COllST.

Once. IN Second ~ in Lao Claire Block. No
charge made for ur succ.ssiul sesvtcea
Es~enwors Iowa Eebs-dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

HOUSE AND SION PAINTERS, GRAIN
III EnS, Paper hangers. Glasiers. &c. shop
corner Main and Fifth SITS. mch2S div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

''rns SiSasx MAStrsuTra,Na Co~rAs,.' after years
Of experts and Effort have recently drought 10 rta-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

Cumberland diddlts-sc ptcfel.
I.ard-ilA<G s2r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08

A TTOpNEy At LAW. Office Nc. 2s BRADY
"A S,rett. pas,hloit. Iowa. decks diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
s,-. A.. FRENCH.

NNENpuilT. IOWA OFFICE SOUTH
s,Ae rhire street between Brady and Main
xt,.a.s k.F.ieuuc uegtl, opposite.
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Y.rAFAe. 81 nss'Cs'.'

AND SIKGioN Office IN
\ basement Of S'a:c Bank but ding. Residence
I, b - he; hard, ard rorr, slreets- no!glw
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JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER.

GSVS 0Nd S!f0m 1'Spe FUss
No. IL East 1d ST.. Davenport IL.
uashins Tabs. Water Clo-csa, Wash Baa1ne, Lced
Pipe, sheet Lead Clstern Pumps Force Pnmpe, Cnaa-
icii e Brnckets Drop Lisht Pendants, 0lase Shadce
steAA saAsee. steam his,lce. Globe Valves. &c.
All kinds 81 Piamhing Oas and Steam Pipe fte1iog
dome 20 order All orders promptly executed In gO0d
style ana ~ fair rates. apsAIly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-08
Uuslness CARDS.
PEI.TON L. BURCHll.L,
FORSE SHOERS.

aerf door % Or. Boynfon's Stable.
Work d. 81 assiettiic mar ucr and warranted
HON. rnsrusAc. ured Sfrcs used. !. God N,tcrnery
Sargcon connected wah our shap Lazy ward at
ached FOR accommodation OF customers. seps1-diy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-25
NEW ORLEANS.
Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. N-The Mata-
moras Ranchero of the 10th says:
A new and great movement in the
Roman Catholic Church is being in
augurated throughout Mexico. Rev.
Rofeldiaz Martinz has been elected
Bishop of the new Catholic Apostolic
Church of Mexico. The object of
this movement is to break off from
the old Roman Church for rea-
sons, as charged, that through Romish
influence came in the French army,
which has invaded Mexico and del
uged that land with Republican blood.
Rev. Father Hernandez, captured
by the Imperialists, was shot by them
after suffering unheard of atrocities,
the charge against him being, Lib
eral, and tendency to break off frcm
the Church of Rome.
EscObedo has arrived at San Luis.
1t is claimed that 1000 Liberals were
captured at San Luis.
The whole of Sierra Gorda, inclu-
ding the old church party, is promis-
ed for the republicans.
The Liberals are terrifying Tampico
and Trevino.
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and competent court to try the of
tenders.
The worst sections of the States are
poor and thinly peopled, remote from
the United States forces, and in these
Federal authority is not regarded, be-
cause it has not been felt. The writer
says class of men in these
sections who have always resorted to
brute force, were nearly all rebels, and
to make them respect the United
States authorities, there must be more
military force. These facts have been
brought to the attention of several
Senators, and it is understood that
Gen. Grant has ordered the requisite
military assistance.
, The Superintendent of general re-
cruiting service is ordered to send 100
recruits to the 18th infantry, in Da-
cotah Territory, 120 recruits to the
18th infantry, Dacotah Territory, 220
recruits to the Both infantry, in Utah.
! The Union Pacific. Railroad, east
ern division, received 100000 in
United States 6 per cent bonds, 80
years to run, the same having been
received in acceptance by the Gov
Iernment of SIX sections twenty five
mics west of Fort Riley, Kansas,
completed early IN December
Maj. Gen Howard has issued cir-
cular to Assistant Commissioners. of
the Bureau, that until further orders
no fees or charges will be exaeted by
officers or agents of the Bureau for
services that they may render in con-
nection with contracts between freed
people and their employers.
Leonard Hick, late President of the
exploded Merchants National Bank,
has been committed to jail in default
of bail in the sum of $4,000, to ans
swer to the indictment stated to have
been found against him. Some few
persons offered to become mis- seeuri-
ty, but were refused by the Court.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The House
Military Committee have agreed to
report the bill transferring the Indian
Bureau from the Interior to the War
Department.
The gold and silver product of the
Pacific States and Territories for 1866
is estimated at $106,000,000.
The National Academy of Science
held its session at the Capitol to-day,
Professor Henry presiding Reports
on different scientific subjects were
presented
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The Church party, seeing the insta-
bility Of Macmillan, are now trying
to make their peace with the Liberal
party, and refuse to advance.
Moridon is at Querato. His life
was attempted twice in towns he pass
ed through, in many of which he was
obliged to declare for the Empire.
Threatening otherwise to burn houses.
1t is considered settled thing that
Maximilian will leave with the last of
the French.
The greater portion Of the mer-
chants of Mexico have invited Por-
fero Diaz to occupy the city as soon
as the French leave, and have already
raised 100000 to maintain his troops.
The Imperial General Lamandirad,
was defeated and killed in the action
near Curnoyaca.
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GALVESTON.
Contemplated HOnors to the Re-
mains Of A. ). Johnston forbidden.

GALVESTON, Jan. 24.-By order OF
has assumed the. Office of Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, relieving Kiddoo General
Griffin forbids the contemplated hon
ors being paid to the remains of Gen.
Albert Sidney Johnston.
Capt. Lowton and Brig. Gen. Light,
charged with perjury, in falsely swear
ing to their manltests, have been ac-
quilted by the U. s. Court.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Jan. 90
Querotaro, where Mejia retreated from
San Luis de Potosi, is to be evacuated
by him as soon as the Liberals have
advanced upon that city Escobedo
left Monterey for the interior on the
7th inst. He is at the head of the
largest Liberal army ever got to-
gether. Berriozebal has succeeded in
raising several thousand dollars from
the merchants of Matamoras, and sent
the money, &C., to Cortina on the 18th
inst, with orders to proceed at once
to Victoria. Cortina, who is recruit
ing and among all the Rancheros, is
still IN the vicinity OF Matamoras, and
says that he will be the Governor of
Tamaulipas. Atall events, he will be
likely to pronounce for Ortega.
Benito Juarez arrived at Durango
on the 26th ult. A fine of $240, 900
wassimposeds on and Ebetween three
citizens, and monthly prestamo of
$4,000 upon the city, to replenish
fRnnGnJsU q M Ut "a
II Preparations ftgaasif5 n are making at San 1
Luis Potosi for the reception of Jau-
rez, who, it is said, will establish the
seat of his government in that city.
The negro patrol guard at Browns
vile shot and killed a citizen on the
evening of the 10Th inst.
E Mexican politicians are certain that
Ortega will soon be President of the
Republic of Mexico if Macmillan
leaves the country.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
French War VeSSeIs-COinage at the
Mint.
presented

i SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24.-Colmia
adviees, by the Constitution, January
II, say the city is still in possession
of the Imperialists. Guadaulaujara
was evacuated without battle, and
occupied by the Imperialists, and La
sado by. the Liberals Corona
troops are forbidden passage through
this territory.
Four French war vessels are in the
harbor4 of Acapulco They report
the fort will be evacuated on the, ar
rival Of the flagship Evaculra.
The total coinage of the mint in
this city, for the past year, is SIS, ,000
The ship Bridgewater. New York,
and the United States ship Farral-
lanes, from Panama, have arrived.
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NEW YORK.
Mexican NeWs-The Church Party
Train thrown fr0m the Track.

New York, Jan. 24.-The train
on the Hudson River Road which
left Albany at l 40 this morning, was
thrown from the track by a broken
wheel, near Hyde Park, and rolled
down the embankment on the ice on
the river. The ice being firm the cars
did not break through. About twenty
passengers were slightly injured, in
Guiding Miss Carrie Griswold, Of Ed
mond. New Jersey. and Mr.. Dickin-
SON, proprietor of the Syracuse Hotel
New YORK, Jan. "a - Mexican
news via Havana gives a report that
Maximilian, seeing the impossibility
of calling National Congress, has
determined. in accordance with the
French usage, to convoke a meeting
of notables, to declare to them that
the Empire is failure, and to base
upon that declaration his abdication
and withdrawal.