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AorE m AAssoLiA.-rke p<st.iess ting The
ssweetsse sbug,' and the most of il for me least
money. Itovcreornss the door Of perspira soft
ems and adds ie,icacy the sksns is dslgk-xl per
fune; aIlays headache and iREazatiou, &12 Is 4
necessary mpaaion in the sick room in Tie
and upon tie toilet side5oard- IL can be sotz med
everywhere dollar per bottle -
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists
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"a Lrssss ExsuAcS - RUss JaHAscA 6lxex1-for
Indigestion, Heartbarn, Sick Headache .Chof-
era Aorbus. &C., where warming. genial shzsxslans
is REQ ured Its preparation and entrs panty
nAke- cheap ind reliable article for culinary pur
poses. Sold every here, Al 30 cts Perbotsle-
Sarstogs Spring wster. sod by all Druggists
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wHAr Din IRA Young 9say, returning 10 her
York was hardly recognized by her friends In place
of rustic flushed face. she has soft, ruby complex
ion Of almost marble smoesfnsss and instead OF %
she really appeared but az. She told them pia V
she used Hagans Magnolia Daim. and would not be
without it. Any lady can isssEove her personal ap-
red Of any druggist for enas SO cents
Saratoga Spring wafer sodby all Druggists
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"B w Davis has been . standing candidate for
Postmaster of this CITY for the last thirty years, but
has never butte reached the coveted morsei- He has
now started in a thirty years race for Navor-
Judging bv his successful pun suit Of the Pos.occ be
viii be elected Mayor of Richmond about the begin
ming OF the next century"
s.s Just so; and like the farmer told his
boy who was hoeing corn: "another row
and them" but after repeating the promise
several times, the boy asked bis fond
parent-"what thenf' ..Why another
row." was the reply. We have been
hoeing one row and tiien-another, for
several years, and it may be our destiny
for several wears more, but we still shall
endeavor to do it as well as we know
how, regardless Of the sneers of our
friend Wood Had the editor OF the
Tsleqrau : been offered the Post Office in
this city, ON the same terms ne were,
ct tire ssoerifee OF principle, does any one
who knows his sordid soul, imagine that
he would not have taken it? We trow
not. A man, like him, who would be
guilty Of selling whisky to minors, for
the sake of n paitry five cent piece, has
no principle to guide him, and would
advocate s'ny policy anything else
that is detrimental to the best interests
Of his kind and country, if the hook
was bated with ''iilthy lurcrc.''
3. w. DAVIS.
Richmond. Nav 9th. 1867.
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AYERS
CATHARTIO
PILLS..

Arc yue ssck, fe<hie. Aad
eowplAtsiaes Are yea cas &
order. With yo0r sysesm -
ranged. and your seeiings IN
ccn1crsab1ss Thess sy1e
epusa are c(srn The prelude "a
ssrioos Hines. SoDe at q
sSckpeS b erseping upon 20.
and should b asorssA By .
timely 49, q che right rem
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cleanse cut tia tisor3ered No.
nss purify the hioo1 ord
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fhey stimnlAss the fapceoos
e tho bp1y int vtgorssas -
t,visy, purify Tie systeD fru0
ehs ohaesue&ieos whteh mako
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UNION PATENT AGENCY.
| D. p. HOLLOWAY & CO.
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.,
HAVE engaged in the business of soliciting Pat
ents and prosecuting Patents cases Business entrus
ed to their care will receive prompt attention.
Claims Against the Government.
For5ack pay-far Pensions &c will receive per-
81 sonal attention.
ALL INFORMATION,
Interference to Patent Laws ,chserfully given Cop
In applying for Patent the applicant should fer
ward an,odel of his invention if susceptible of being
Illustrated by a model-er, lift consists in a ehsui
al compound. samples of the Ingredients in their
commercial state, and also in the proposed prepared
the invention discovery, and its advantages should
be given as practicabet aid in the proper prepare
of the papers, @s F8Fo "a eaf-s
Persons believing they have made an invention o.
scoverv in art OF science and desircus of knowing
.hetherthe same has been patentei,by transmitting
.ors model or drawing, ora sufficient description
to make the Ineligible HAYES thorough
examination made in the Patent Office, and the result
of said examination forwarded to them for q rsason.-
bic compensation.
We will hare forwarded to any person who mar de
and the Rules and Regulations of the Patent Office.
free of expense.
Caveats viii be prepared on shor. notice ,by the
inventors gvnga brief descriptionof their inrens;o,
With drawings.
Drawings win be rnadein artistic ssylefrou models
furnished by inventors.
Searches of the Records of the Pasen. Office in re.
gard to titles in Patents viii be made application
Send fnIlaane OF nauss-chayacter Of thsiarention
and possible date of Patent.
Copies Of all CLAIMS,
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nrentioa, date of the Patent, &C. s.s--
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All who value beautiful head of hair, and its pre-
seryaton from premature badness, and turning gray
will not fail Lyons ceae ed Kathairon. II
makes the hair rich soft and glossy, eradicaes and
ruff and the hair 70 grow with fuxuIjant
beauty Ii is sold everywhere
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. y. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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such consummate calf as you are, shall
not be deprived of its usual amount OF
tactical fluid from her capacious udders.
We believe in treating Cows hunsnesy.
The most exemplary personage fhM eyer s
lived, is said TO have rode into Jersisas,
lem on an ass and why may not SO Oh.
scure an individual, as Davis ride into
the Mayors office on "brindle muley!
We prefer having some life under Us. II
my friend Stubs, chooses TO ride
Wood en- hobby horse. although, in our
opinion, it may be humbu9 for service,
~Negshau not Object @~
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Tho Cow requires 10 b supplied with an perndaisee
Of food-not make hex E.t-fiis is not desirable:
but keep up regular secretion Of uaiiG asc al
owners Of COWS will nnd by giving them
SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDERS
twice week, large increaAc In Gnanttt and quality
of milk It carries of all fever and fnfpur-
ts9fof the blood The eject 10 secn tstsuslont The
season by q rich and alb undant fow CT niik-
The farmer is begnni ~ 20 De aware = tie Sltbe
properties Of SlOnn's Condition Few Uef. IN
promoting the condition. his sheep ard fsyes' ng
many Of tho Diseases of all The dcrscticatsd animals
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kAn lnshels C1svr So, go sea 1inseAS
- 80 = =. cw.DARNEsACO co,
Al Nsis street.
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"a & Hs,
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y $500 = - 8 f
a1-A hnv cent package ~ Elonn's s'ofs dftfon
: Powder pat into barral ofswtu h better thAn .
buslrsI fstt~n hog. ard n certain proven
dive OF Hog CAoisra, Blind slasSzs and osT Seasfs
common among bog~.
q CAUTHON.-To protect euyelses and tho pablo
from being Imposed upon by worthless limitations, the
eeruios VIII Soar the fac stae signature 81 the
priefors on the wrapper.
PRICE Is 4 50 CTS PER pAcEAsn EA~-,E
- For sale By Druggists ard Adcrrha,s s-srysshre
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Copies of all CLAIMS,

Ia any Patent issued By the Patent Ohee since
viii be Furnished On the receipt ef 81, the aPpli
nrentioa, date of the Patent, &c. 1905
Washington City, AnS. 81. 1885, q
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complains
Fron, Dr.. Theodore Bsu, Of Eeso FORK Guy.
Not only are your Pills admirably a1aptsd 20 thoS -
pose aperien, but ind their beneficial effects ups
the Liver very married. indeed They have Y NJ pre-
tce proved more snectual for the II bieus ~
pliHts than any remedy can 0soeDpu. einosrsa
rejoice that have at length purg.svs which y 20
thy The eonddAnce Of the pgolsason a1a ths peopeA
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ern: have used your Pills in my general and hoePa1!
aactice ever since you Eads thea and cannot hsataD
say they are best cathartic employ. THAR regu
lafing action tbs liver b quick and deeidsA ss
osentIy they are admirable remedy os dsrAnCo0an(
Of that organ Indeed have eeldom ibuoA . 60 .
bilious isease obstinate that IL did not readily yie1
them. Frstsrnaly yoors, ALONzO BALL L. p,
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WAsHfT0roS, Dec 1, 1867.
Ihave o,ay been sbIs 10 glance through the supple
msn,sry evidence taken ~ the House judiciary Commit
ss i'm mcd,sy before the presentation Of their reports
10 the House. and ike the posscrpt 70 sdys letter,
ana that u contains The interesting and perhaps
The mos, Important paris Of shs Of testimony col.
acted durss their long and tedious Investigations
None Of this testimony has YET been published, be-
cause % 70 The present. time has not yea been issued
from the government printing once II includes the
statement Of J. n Ashley, the great impsachsr Who u
viii b seen, put through somsvhat searching
animation a. his alleged eompcy In . supposed pIos
9Th Butler and Couover 10 work up ssstmosy" with
The view Of connecting President johnson with the
sassnssion Of the ismsntsd President Lncola.
BluckIsys famous revelations the subject ais sl
fresh enough In the ssoosoon Of the psbIo render
Ashlsy's examination intsiiisibis the fssss watch
1 sslsgraphsd you many weeks age ~ v Ashlsys ia-
s~v,sws with The nosensus Oosovs while In jaii here
IN wasAingses, sss bosns sus ~ Ne sssssmsais Of
Ashlsv himself The svidsass aiss iaclsdss sons II.
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ANOTHER MYSTERY On taHs ISLAND.

The Body Of Woman Found Dsnd-FOsl
Dealing suspectcd--Arrest OF the Weman's
Hunbund.
Yesterday morning the Body OF Ann JohnsoS, . COL
csed residing In the northory part OF jamaica,
~as found IN Geld near me resdosce Of Patrick
o'Hara, life having, s thought but shortly departed
from the body, as the remains yH WARM and
unstifened. The head OF the woman ~ Rbparrsiy
injured, a. Il BY the stroke Of Cub: while hercic.sg
Ia Torn and dst9ured No doutg is entertained sbSe
the woman came TO her death ~ violence. n VS.
at nss thought that she had dIed from bsirE
exposed 70 the coc> weasher OF thu previous evening"
but ach have since csrHe 10 light sh ng that she
that right Ia her apartments OF the tenemens which
she occcplen, together with another family. Ind she
woman besri found uponthp roadside here would have
besn reason to believe tfst her demise caused W
exposure, but being fourt In the rearsof dweNinG
end there being tracks leading there Ia S
1cient TO suspicion OF lo.s play 80 husband Of
the woman has been aTheste6 on suspicion Is aileEsd
ES was hoard TO rspeaf thx he would NJ her bef,re
morning." An investigAion viii DO bad by Cotctafs
PeSN,s!I to-day.
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MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIVE HERALD

Arrival Of sfaximllian's Remains nj HAVANA
The Escort TO Vera Cruz-No solemsntics In
vosa Crux-Padre Fischer Reported Free.
HAVANA, Dec. l, 1867.
The Austrian steam frigate Novara, with the
remains of Macmillan, arrived here. She is coal.
ing and taking in provisions.
Vice Admiral Tegethof accompanies the
remains. Tho Mexican government granted
an escort OF one hundred mounted troops,
who accompanied the cortege as far
a. Vera Cruz. On arriving in the latter
city the remains were placed in chapeue arente
at the Cathedral, where an immense multitude
visited them. There was no solemn performance
or public ceremonies, but simply the celebration
OF requiem mass.
The barge Of the Novara conveyed the remains
from the mole on board the frigate which lay at
anchor near Sacrifcios. The Novara sailed from
Vera Cruz on the 26th.
Mass was celebrated every day during the trip
TO Havana. The remains are in a good state OF
preservation.
The Princess Sslm-Sam has gone to New Or
leans.
Padre Fischer is reported to have received his
liberty at the capital.
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Hon. b. y. Bur,up
mr. os puLs GOLDEN saAsCa~ III a NEW LOCALITY.

the Academy OF Music Is 1pfergo another phase In
Us history Mr. De Pol will trsusfer tomorrow night
tho performance Of his ballet troups from Danvarcss
Museum TO that place. The "Dsvilis Auction" has
been given new name In advance OF au1 preparatory
10 this change The Golden Branch - less shocking
TO people Of delicate sensbes and has rather plous
smack about IT, he were TO remove his nne sanclng
troupe with this name 20 cheevers old church or 70
Beechers church, the religious community would rush
TO them. But We understand he Inns not ep,y
stripped the OF Devils Auction" and adopted
more respectable one, bus has afso made important
forms in the dresses Of rs coryphees They less
like the scanty dress Of moiher Eve and like the
fashion OF modern times. Ladies and families 70
now to the superb spectacle ard tho splendid
dancing OF Norlacc 3fasni, Soki and tho rest with
out any sorupes OF conscience.
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Newspaper CURRENCY.

Janrcs Maiatetsa wholesale fTut and c0Ils.t0Dary
merchant in Memphis lately Killed bv Angelo
Marre detective Officer, who has tUcn comnSted oHa
charges murder.
Tho people OF Madison county, Term, are high
state OF excitement over number OF courageous rob-
jackson Wing says they have foowsd zach other In
rapid succession for tho past ten days. aud leSvs NO
doubt that shere gang desperadoes at work In the
county whose daring ana viaIny almost equal "thb
a.rocious deeds Of Murrn and his outlaws
On the 29rh limo about noon near Percston I-6.,
outrage Of horrible committed upon the
person OF respectable lady, the wife OF we'll known
citizen. Mr. J. g. Baker negro entered the houso
during the absence Of Mr. Baker and asked for
apples and seeing Mrs Paker alone drew revov-
and threatened her life II she dl not submit to his
designs After accomplishing his purpose he left the
house. The alarm given and persons started in pur
suit Of the VILLAIN
An enterprsing negro In Mobile the oh0 day stole
fourteen hens and 4 rooster namod JEFF DsvB from
blacksmith. The Tribune eayssOn sunday h~ breaches
10 his benighied brethren and during the weex mskss
living by foragng on henroosts OF the citizens, with.
out distinction Of color"
Two negroes in South Carolina drawn ~ jury.
They thought II terrible thing and TOOK
to the swamp TO escape IT,
A Southern paper says that the Texas negroes win
ting ia the ground.
During tho prevalence OF the late anuuIsr ccipssan
enthusiastic colored individual In Norfolk Va became
greatly elated. " Bress do Lord" said he. "niggev's
time hab al las--hes and We ewine 20 hatpa
black sun-surey tho master OBJ glory am wd the col.
ored folks"
warning 10 grocsrs and confectioners .-Rcvsnss
officers have begun to make raids upon and Jars
containing pickles and preserves not duly stamped.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Alleged Over Issue of Mining shares-Firc In
North Cambr idae-Thc Late dale MT Boston.
BOSTON, Dec. /, 1851
Tho over issue OF some sixteen thousand shares Of
Allonsz mining stock, alleged have been done by the
former officers Of the company threatens TO lead legal
proceedings II 10 said some OF the old officers have
been arrested
Portsrs old hotel In North Cambridge vas destroyed
BY Gre Lass night
The gale Of yesterday and last night was severe this
city. Ono chimney vas hIown down and considerable
damage done 10 signs and awnings No marine dis
have been reported. The weather to- day calm
and clear
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CALF ORNIA.

Meeting OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lntelii-
gencc.
BAN Francisco, Nov. 80, 1861
The steamship Golden City, for Panama, sailed to-day,
with sllsso In treasure Of which sltsl 600 for
New York.
Workshops have been erected at wavsrsy Cove. pre-
paratory 10 The commencement Of tho new forsinca-
tons on Tel Point near the Golden Gate.
Tho Legislature meets al Sacramento on Monday,
when the Senatorial contest win begin. The democrats
have eighteen majority in joint convention.
The ship Gardner Colby for Liverpool, sailed today.
The Great sierra Nevada Tunnel Completed.
SAN FRANCsco Dec. ID 1861
The track OF the Central Pacific Railroad has been laid
from Cisco tho Summit and through tho great tunnel
over seven thousand feet above the The FIRST pas
sengsr car passed through the tunnel yesterday.
rwentyfour miles the track have been laid The cast
side of the mountains with fortnight OF open weather
the gap OF six miles will be led up, whom connection
will be made with the lower track, hundred and
thirty miles east Of Sacramento
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REVOLUTION IN DURANGO. MEXICO.
All the Northern and Western States
Expected to Join the Insurgents.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR
REPORTED VICTORY OF THE ALLIES
WEST INDIES.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HERALD.

NtCMl Itlt6hAm 10 the heRAl0.
Earthquake Shocks. Volcanic Eruptions and
General Submarine Uphea vina-Immense
Losses Of Life and Property-An Island Cut
I'm Two by the Waves-Wrcck Of an AmerI.
can Schooner.
< KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. %,
VIA HAVANA. Dec. l, 1867.
The British West India mail steamship La Plata,
at this port. reports that violent shocks Of earth
quake have been experienced at st. Thomas, St.
Croix, Tortola, Peters Island and Little Saba.
The shocks occurred within the period from two
o'clock in the afternoon Of the 18th to the 18th
instant.
Many lives and vessels have been lost.
There was also volcanic eruption. The sea
was raised fifty feet over the land, and in its
retrocession swept of the populace, with immense
losses Of human life and merchandise.
). Little Saba Is divided by water in consequence
Of the fury with which the waves were thrown up.
The American schooner Wild Pigeon was sunk
by hurricane. The details Of the loss are ex-
pscted here to-day, and will be duly reported ~
telegram.
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IRELAND.

Fonian Funeral Demonstration In Cork.
CORK, Dec I-Evening
great demonstration OF sympathy for the three
Fenans executed at Manchester made hore to-day.
The ceremonies similar 10 those which took place
Sunday last in London The funeral procession
very long and imposing. II was headed by lofty
eataialque, trimmed With green and black and drawn
by SIX horses.
This was followed by nearly twenty thousand persons,
most Of whom wore green emblems shroudsd with
Grape. Over fifteen hundred women took part In the
procession and several priests observed marching
In the ranks
Good order prevailed throughout the day
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THE PRESS TEtEGaAxs.

HAVANA, Dec ], 1867
Tho Austrian frgate Novara having board the re-
mains OF the late Archduke Macmillan, has arrived
hcre On the road tie people were assembled 10
masses, but were quiet and demonstrations were
made. The body was not permitted 10 b the
comn. The physician who embalIned The body in The
prison BY the order Of reads muated the body, cut
sing Oh the hair and clothes for shs purpose Of specula
Non.
Revelation In Duranso-OrfeGa and Patonis
Reported with tho Iusurgents-Thc North
and West 20 Join Thcm.
SAy FRAScrco Nov. 80. ls67.
A letter from Guaymas dated November 10, has been
received here, and states Pesquera has been
elected Governor Of Sonora The reports from the
mining regions arc favorable.
The cotton crop this year twenty per cent loss
than was anticipated Notwithstanding which agricultu
rss have taken up four times much land for cotton
raising q had hitherto been used.
Mr.. vlmsger. the agent Of Wells Fargo Co. had been
appointed American Vice Consul to fill the vacancy oc
casionsd by the death Of Counter saronic.
Tho British frigats Noca had sailed, thus leaving
foreigners without any protection
The latest reports from Durango stats tina, Banquo and
Esas had pronounced favor OF independent repub
No. and bad defeated the troops sent against
them. Genels ortega aud Patonis are said 10 have
Joined them AFTER escaping from Monterey Placido
NaR8 reported ~ one 81 tne tcsuefs. All tao
Northern ana western States expected to Join the
revolution.
A Naxatian letter or November Is says the political
condition Of the country 10 gloomy, and commsrcs
consequently Il suspended
General Martina the Govcrnorshipo Of tho STATE
and Il not nominated BY the Legislature be VIII assume
the government By force being al the head Of the
army. Toe guards al different places 10 the state we're
daily exercising for the purpose Of defending the lawful
authorities The soldiers Of the republican army lately
dismissed VIII, undoubtedly, play Imporsan; part
siding vh The party that pays the most ana plumber
ing the iuhabtants They rsprsssntsd 10 be .
wretcbsd sst and greatly dissatisfied 81 having been
pad on By worthless Acknowledgements Of indsb,s
instead Of cash
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FRANCE.

The Relations to Rome-The Conferences.
PARIS Dec l, 1857.
The Marquis do Mouster, Minister OF Foreign Afairs
addressing the French Senate yesterday said shas the
stay Of the French troops remaining in the Roman
territory would be BRIEF and only intended 70 In
sure the safety Of the Pope
The question between the Holy Father and Italy
Of dstrus and tho object Of the general European
conference proposed BY the Emperor to remove this
dstrust
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dent acknowledges tho receipt OF yons Application fss
their PARDON accompanied BY tho list names OF SAID a.
serers, from candidate Of tho democ ratio party This
slN o. aso s'ses tns 6fdBF from the
PRESIDENT Tor the release and meht OF
rarufs eau De Produ-cd who viii testify necessary
me contents OF tie letter OF application Presideuf
Ine party holding this letter OF President negotiating
with others for It's possession; bat satisfied that
SECURE for consideration IL immediate steps taken
have nd Interest IN this only far mr. interest the
welfare Of ths country and II wish
formation In reference 70 my character or standing
refer you friend Colonel H. Stafford Of this place.
yho was formerly member OF your staff Please let
hear FROM you II you consider Il OF Importance remain
yours j. L. GILMAN.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
gY ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Parngaayan War-Reperted Victory for
the AIiies-Grcai Disparity i'm the Amount OF
Casualties.
LISBON. Dec I, 1857.
The mail steamer from Brazil has arrived Al this port
The last news received a Rio Jansro from the seat Of
on the Parana exciting The allied cavalry had
made attack on the Paraguayan forces which, the
Brazians claim, resulted In complete victory for the
Aes The Brazilian reports OF the fight say that Lopoz
lost one thousand killed and two hundred prisoners,
while the loss Of the allies only eighty killed.
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Fenian Funeral Demonstration In Manchester.
MANCHESTER. Dec. 1-Eveniug.
To-day the obseques Of Allen, Gould and LarKin were
observed hero with much solemny BY tho Irish inhab
itanta funeral procession passed through the streets
and meeting was held No attempt was made BY the
authorities 70 interfere with the proceedings. and
disturbance whatever occurred.
Tho demonstration, though considerable In number,
did not equal tho made In Cork today.