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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19
Srefial MptifFs.
TmE mIsmmAnLEs.

MISGUIDED y UNFORTUNATE YOUNG MEN.
Essaysof warning aud INSTRUCTION
for Young Men who have abused their phys
zeal powers or wasted their substance in riotous
living andfnllon victims To disease, with Reports
ON the Howard treatment aud cure. sent in
scaled letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr. j. sKILLGN HOUGITON, Howard Associa-
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. iAn1tdaw3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

GIFT ENTERPRIsEs.-We notice, in several
of our Ohio exchanges, that the gift enter
prise business is still in the market. Are
the parties not aware that such schemes are
easily indictable and heavily punishable?
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 10
1900.
Also six Farms-three in Darke, two In Mont
ROmery. and one In Van Vert County.
The Undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance ONCE, when not out on business,
or ut the Post ONCE corner.
Buys and selsprOperty. Termslibsral
apr i2-tf
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Rid Yourself of a Nuisance.

WINTER months AFFORD TO the discreet hous,-
w wife the proper opportunity, If the servants
have been careless, to rid the premises Of all GER
min. 1 am manufacturing my iniallible Destroyer,
which is warranted superior to anything offered
in this line.
For sale to Druggists, peddlers and country
BEST q MARTs,
jalBdim No. 1W Jefferson street, Dayton, OH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

eB-we n~stice, among the life policies
lately paid by the Western Life Insurance
Company of Cincinnati, one to the mother
of Colonel Chas. Kingsbury, late of Ironton,
Ohio, $4,000. Colonel Kingsbury died with
cholera September 20, 1866. Annual premi-
um 1926 so.
One to the widow and children of DIR.
Geo. Fries, late of Cincinnati. S5,ON0. DR..
Fries paid an annual premium of 1929.
Died November 10, 1866.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

G#~The various supplementary" bills
of oppression that are so fast pouring into
the congressional hopper from SUMNER,
WILSON, boutwell, and Co, nave for their
object the sole and simple purpose Of de-
laying and preventing any restoration of
the Union before the next Presidential
election. Let no honest man be deceived
ny the blathings Of the eonspiratorss Their
game is 'rule OF ruin"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

sB-Since the Senate has required Presi-
lent JOHNSON to appoint none except Radi-
to office (BEN LEFEvER excepted the
rush for the .'bread and butter" has become
such that nothing like it was ever seen
even on the incoming of new administra-
ton"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

HOUSE OF REFUdE.-By a late law of the
Ohio Legislature, to establish a House of
Refuge for juvenile offenders, the Governor
Is empowered to select and establish n site
for said institution, and for that purpose he
is authorized to receive by donation, or to
purchase, not less than eighty nor more
thar three hundred and twenty acres of
land, giving preference, other things being
equal, to a location central and easy of ac-
cess from all parts of the State.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

cB-The Plantatation of Col BRICK, four
teen miles above Canton, Miss, was visited
by a party of horse thieves, about W
weeks ago, and the next morning twelve
horses and two mules were missing. Only
two of them were recovered. Five or six
horses were also taken from the stable of
Mr.. ATKINSON, IN the same vicinity.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19

yards AND BILL HEADS
SAtS RriAtsd ~ ASJ EMPIRE
StssmsJSb Rssn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19
Our Turn Next.

A voice ONES from the other side to sus-
tain our declaration, that the North accep-
ted its W slavery in declaring the South
%subjugated. CHARLES L. Moss. one of the
ablest and most radical contributors to the
AHti- Slavery STANDARD, in a recent commu-
n~ication upon the Military bill, thus repro
duces what we have already said:
The great, Boosting Republican party, af-
ter six years of vacillation and misrule, has
ut last declared, so far as language of legis-
lation can declare, that the American peo-
pie are incapable of self government, and
that General Grant alone can save the ma
ton. For, say what we may, if no civil
government can be devised for the States
recently in rebellion, the same will be
claimed to hold good throughout the Nortt
in less than three years.
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s8-The south is to become Il military
depeuseancy to. Radical rule. mother words
we are about to go back to where we were
two years ago, at the close of the war.
This fact is an admirable comment upon
the craftsmanship of the dominant party
Republicanism has wrangled and fought
for two years, and now the country finds
itself where it was when JOHNSTON surren-
lered to SHERMAN.
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HALLE
SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

Il Is an entirely new scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most powerful and restorative agents
In the ~vegstabie kingdom.
We have such confidence In it, merits, and are
so sure Il will do all we claim for II, that we offer
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-19
Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 10 the Attention Of Mothers her
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lThL-
SPECIAL IfLlGsAs ID The HERALD.

News From the Seat oi Nar-Eatiir Between
the Pnpai Troops aud the Command OF Me-
nOtti Garibaldi-The Pope's Soldiers Driven
I'm Disorder.
FLORENCE, Oct. 15-P. M.
The latest despatch from tn Papal provinces
In the south, dated yesterday (Monday) evening,
say that detachment OF the Pope's army, made
up for the most part Of cavalry and artillery,
had o short time before assaulted the town Of
Verola, where the insurgents were concen-
trated in force under the command Of Menotti
Garibaldi, who is now Generalissimo Of the
troops Of the " Party OF Ac,ion," by virtue
Of commission delegated to him from his
father, the General
A sharp engagement ensued after the attack,
which ended in the defeal o. Tie Papal troops.
After obtaining tie frs! advant ge the Carl
baldians advanced from the town, and the
retiring soldiers Of His Holiness wera driven to
Monte Maggiore in disorder.
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r q :. -.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The PApAL STATES.
SPECIAL rtlsssis 70 THE HERALD.

SPECIAL rtLssslS 70 THE HERALD.
The Revolutionary Campaign Against the
Pope-DaiIy skirmisbes-Conaicti Reports
and Claims OF Victory.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON. Oct lisp. NJ
The latest reports received in this city from
the seat Of war in the Ponlifcal territory state
that skirmishes continue to take place between
the italian revolutionary invaders, aided by
native insurgents and The forces Of the Pope,
ct many points Of conflict.
The actual situation, military and diplomatic,
Of the Italo-Roman complication rema MS IN
changed.
The accounts, by telegram and mail, of the
fighting, and its probable results, are very con-
dictlng. As Is the case in the commencement
OF almost every contest at arms-great or less
both sides claim to have obtained advantages
No very important eng gements have, how
ever, taken place, and The fghing is of rather
a desultory charac ter--the revolutionists NOV
ing, for the most part, quickly from one
available point 10 another, and the Papal
troops marching after or In flank of Them as
seems best 10 their comm nd3rs
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A M Y S E M E N r S.

Theatre FrancaIs--La Graude DucIsrsse.
Tost6e forgot her cold, donned her rich dresses
night, took the sabre de pe In her hand aud sang
aud acted in style that surpassed her performances be-
fore cold compelled her to leave the for couple
Of nights Every seat filed and the tolettes the
boxes were expensive and proportionateIy brilliant
Fritz rose from common soldier TO general usual,
and kept In good humor all the same. Baron Grog the
knight Of the rueul countenancs and inimtable bow:
overgrown schoolboy, with his idotc "Ho a ha 10 -
General Boum, specimen Of many of Ore eaters,
all buster and little light Neponnec the automatic aldo.
de-camp. and. little Wanda the artless country girl.
seemed to feel the influence Of Tosees rejuvenaed Gre
and elan, and became cancansh under the exhiaratng
effects Of the sparkling music. Today matinee OF
La Grapde Duchesse
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slight advance all grades. The following are ne
authorized quotations :-AIiding uplands s3sd
middng Orleans, ss&d The sales Of the day foot up
II, GOO bales.
LIVERPOOL BzEApsTurTs MARKET. --LIvERPooI, Oct
is-Evening. market closed quiet Corn easier.
closing with decline OF Sd per quarter. New mixed
Western 4s Sd Wheat steady 81 ISIS for red Western
aud lis Tor alifcrpia white Oats IS l0d. Peas 62s
Barley nomna. q s. I'd.
In-syooL Provisions MARKET -LIvEspocf, Oct Is
Evening aset 1853 Pork, 7ls Bacon, asa Lard,
5Sa Cheese. 81. Clover seed, ass. Cd
IIvxRpooL Pkop,-cy hARKET.-LvKRPcoI, Oct To-
Evenina -sprts turpsntins has declined 3D.. and 70
now quoted ., 27s Rosn--.ommon, s. Cd; medium.
i2a Tallow, ass. 3d. Petroleum, Ia % FOR spirisA
and Ia cd. for refined.
Loypos MARKEra-Loypos. Oct Is~.Evening. Sugar
steady a ass 81. No change II tho other markets
Calcutta hnseed 6Ss 3d. inssed cakes, Elo 1851 lin
seed oil, Gao i0s Whale oil, f3s; sperm oil, fll0
tbs PnrR0LEuM NARkEr -AArwHRr, Oct Io-Even'
ing-The petroleum market u weaker closing a. eos
SOC per Dbl for standard white
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MARYLAND.

Review of the First Division of the Maryland
National Guard by Governor swami.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, 1867.
Governor Swami, with his staff, to-day reviewed the
First division OF tho Maryland National Guard, MAJOR
General Bowerman commanding. The review took place
on Broadway, AZ per programme. There were In
line two batiaions OF cavalry, -thrce companies
artillery without guns and nine regiments OF infantry.
comprsng from I've 70 six thousand men. They pa
raded through Baltimore street, which was densey
packed with people 70 witness the military display,
which was . very brilliant one. The Guard pre-
ssntod q nne soldicriy appearance and marched
like veterans Shouts and cheers aud waving
Of greeted them 81 ovory step. Tho day
was bright and sparkling one, and tho city very
gay and Joyous appearance Not incident occurred
10 the pleasure OF the holiday In which all classes
heartily Joined, and the throng was immense.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE PAPAL PROVINCES.

Severe Fighting In Froslnone-Junction Of
the Garibaldian Divisions-Battlc Between
NIeuotti Garibaldps Command and q Papal
Detachmeut-Defeas and Heavy Loss Of the
Pope's Soldiers-The Pope May Retire TO
Bavaria.
FLORENCE. Oct lS-AM
Ths revolutionary bands which entered the Papal
States different points tho Eastern and Southern
frontier have concentrated In Frosnone under the
leadership Of Menot Garibaidl In accordance with the
directions Of General Garioaid.
The report that Meno. had boon arrested proves to
FLORENCE Oct 15-Evening.
Exciting news from hs south has just been received.
battle has been fought verols In the province
OF Frosinone, between the Garbaldan volunteers and
the Ponlinca troops IN which tue former were victo-
rouG
Astrong detachment OF Papal Zouaves was sont from
Rome during the latter part Of last week TO prevent the
Junction Of the nsurgeu bands In FrYsinone with the
party under Menos,i eariba d. who WI reported to be
in that province. They unsuccessfuI in accom-
pllshing this object and obliged to meet the united
forces OF the insurgents under the command Of General
Menotti Garibaldi In person.
desperate tight took place outside the town OF ve-
rola. The Pspal Zouaves badly beaten, losing
heavily In killed and wounded
The Garibaldians lost i've killed and fifteen wounded
No report Is gven OF the numbers engaged either
side.
The nsws lie received with great rejoicing BY tho
people here.
PANS, Oct Is, 1867
It's reported that II the condition OF AFFAIRS around
Rome should become critical Pope will leave the
city and take refuge In Bavaria whcro he has been Of
fsred an asylum.
General Joseph Gar,Daldi aud Joseph NIaz-
xiui Exh0rs the Italians 10 Actiom-kinx
Victor Emanueps Troops May Enter Rome.
LONDON, Oct l5-Midnight
Tho following later dispatches from Italy have been
received tonight :.
General Garibaid has sent out another address from
Caprera in which hs earnestly calls upon The Italian
Turin, Oct l5-Evening
Nazzin has issued a manifesto in which he sxhorts
the Italian patriots In Rome 10 rise and proclaim
republic.
FroRxxcs, Oct l5-Evenng Later
Many people here believe that General La Marmora,
who Ia command the Papa frontier will order his
troops the line and occupy the Pontncal terr-
tory, and possibly march Rors
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Banvnrd's Opern Honse.

The "Devis Auction" crowded usual last
night. We not surprised to large number OF
ladies among the spectators Tor several
Of this very popular piece have convinced the public
that 'he poetry OF motion" not inconsistent with tho
utmost regard for 'the propreties" Banvard's Opera
House Is situated so far norhward, aud, may say,
Bostonward that nothing but the superior dancing OF
Sgnornas Blasna Lupo S6hlke, DIAM. Ricci aud La
pointe and signor Giovanni Lupo. could tempt ordi-
nary theatrogoers TO stray 80 far from their usual
haunts. But in writing this We had Almost for
cotton the fact that Miss Fanny Slocqaeler
as Rosemary. and in four other Characters was
enthusiastically applauded last night. She has
covered entirely both from the effects OF tho overturn
ing Of her carriage the other night and OF the
cold by which she has lately been afflicted. Her song
last night encored. The Hungarian Polka by
Augusta Sohlke less successful than has pre-
viousy been; aud the music of Mr. Predgam received
its merited share OF applause We presume It will
be long before Nile Giuscppina Moracch whose
in New York We have duly chroniced, will add TO the
attractions OF Mir. De Polls company. Banvards Opera
House bids fair to become favorite Tor families
In tho upper part OF New York, which deserves much
than Washington tho appeilstion OF 'city Of
magnificent distances"
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MISSOURI.

The State Dcbt-Coupons ON the State Bonds,
Pnsl Due. to be Pnid-An Extra Session OF
the Legislature to be Called to Consult ON
Railroad Interests.
ST.. LOUIS No., Oct Is. 1857.
10 now said that the Fund Commissioners Of this
State have ordered the officers OF the Bank Of Com
msrcs, OF New York, to apply the State funds now In
their hands tho payment Of tho past due coupons
the State bonds TIE balance the credit Of the State
10 the Bank Of Commerce 10 over two and half MIL
lions
Governor Fletcher will probably call an extra session
OF the Missouri Legislature about the LIST OF December
II Ia said that Eastern capitalists have made PROPOSE
tons to take the Southwest Pacific Railroad on the terms
OF Fremonts contracts build 1t at once This and
other important railroad furnish this reason for
the extra session.
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CONNECTICUT.
Celebration In Hartford.


Tho Providence Light infantry. Colonel Dennis, with
forty Ave muskets, and the Amoskeag vster.
ans OF Manchester, n H., with ssventy-onc
muskets. arrived In this city about noon to-
day and were received by the Putnam Phaanx, num-
berng near one hundred men, ~ the depot, and were
afterward given q collation. at the City Hail. Mayor
Chapman welcomed the visiting companies on behalf
Of the city and street parade took place, ending with
a dress parade on the Park In the presence Of many
spectators. . 80,
This evening splendid banquet was given 10 Allyn
Hall by tho Phalsnx, 10 tho VISITORS Major T. M Allyn
prosidnG Speeches were made by Governor English,
Ex-Governor Hawiey, Hon. H. Q. Dsming, the military
commanders and othsrA
Tom orrow tho visiting companies win have street
parade reception 81 the arsenal by Governor English
and tho Quartsrm aster General charter dinner 6ca
aud will leave for nome In the afternoon.
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TENNE SSEE.
The Yellow Fever In NIemphis-FIre.

The Yellow Fever In Memphis-Fire.
MEMPHIS Oct 15 1867.
Tho yellow fever hero Is abating and the excitement
Is subsidng Many persons have left town. and others
who had made preparations leave, have abandoned
the idea There twenty -four and seven
deaths up to To-day. The disease 10 Of mild
type.
Gro this morning on Bank alley destroyed the
saloon of p L. erelo Il Co.'S auction establishment
and damaged the liquor house OF A. q, vacard. Loss
about g. 500; fully insured in tho Phoenix, Atna and
Washington Companies
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Ruuynu Hall.

The en,ertAnment-consisting Of forty-nins superior
paintings uIlsratiys OF the Pilgrims Progress de-
scribed ~ Bunyan--which 10 nightly given 81 this
place OF amusement Is becoming more and more an
object OF attraction the lovers OF the beautiful IN art
in tais city The Transformation scenes are given In the
most magnificent style, and OF themselves would prove
a sufficient attraction 10 draw "full house. Bes'deA
The singing tho Quartet aids immensely 70 the sue
coss Of The panoramic display.
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LOUISIANA.

The Yellow Fever SubsidinG In New OrIea MS
No Further Contributions Neccssary-Post-
poncunent Of the state Fair.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct is, 1857.
". r. CONVERSE 4 Coz
The epidemic Is subs ding hore Please notify all
parties making collections 10 STOP We have enough
funds 10 carry through. J. =. CALDWELL,
Secretary Howard Association.
There were thirty yellow fever nterments in this
city during the twentyfour hours ending this morning.
The time for holding the Louisiana Agricultural Fair
has been postponed te the 7th OF January, 1868.
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S ship ING NE w S
sca1 of Nfw wax OCTOBER IS. 1867.


Arrived.
siesmship San Salvador NcEersoaf ss'&uhAn WIN mass
90 psssensers TO Garrison . Alien n.,n A a.. lin
bArk hokannA lBrj Turner, kotttvdsu asys w
muse, 70 Funeh, Meincke Weadt ss~1 "s"1 '4fA~s~
Nsnas ana Gains OF the pGssaxv p,.,.u ,xs.~
sshr san6sam tof Belfast Asi. rteree haa,an, asy:
weather - ~
lumber, master Salad m mnsny WIN scrs Queen al
the Wet jonas Smith and sossxrs ali for New YORK.
schr Wake. Jones' Boston.
5chf iodine Runce, Provdsnrs
schr XsnlhD. comstock New H.a en-.
6clr Iravsl.sr. Hale, bridgeport
echr Ella CoTnelh Harris Hartford
bchr biz sisters, boyes, WhitestsoA
Below.
Brig John Armstrong.
Wind 81 sunset W. Q. W.
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Arrival Of the Indian Com nsissioncrs as Fort
Reconsideration of Two Companies Of
Mounted Militia.
despatch from Fort Larned announces the arrival
there Of tho Indian Commissioner, al well. They
were 70 push on directly 70 Medicins Lodge Crock,
where grand council is 10 be held.
Late advices IRON Monana repeat tho story that two
companies Of mounted rSiltiA under Captain Hughes
had deserted and II ~as supposed that they intended
depredatlng er Dad between Montana and Colorado,
and that ,o@J reward mad been offered Tor shs ss
sure VI H.ghea
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

Barsr, Oct l5-The steamship 81. Laurent OF the
General Transatlantic Company's line, Captain Kocando,
from New York the 9th insL arrived here this fore
noon on the way 10 Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct l5.-The steamship Bremen, Cap.
tain Meyer from New York the Sd inst, arrived Of
this port about noon to-day ront, to Bremen
QuxsxsTowN, Oct. 16-ihe steamship City Of Antwerp.
Captain More hoose, from New York on the 9Th inst.
arrived here this morning on the wsy Liverpool.
Sou1HAnrriN Oct Is The ftsamship Harmon Q,
Captain Eli ers from New YORK the 18th inst, arry cd
here ut ten O'Clock this morning route Hamburg.
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD

Tho Italo-Roman Mar-Omcinl Report Of n
Papai Victory.
PARIS, October l5-P. N.
The official Moniteur, in its issue Of to-day,
says that the Papal troops operating in the
Ponti6cal provinces on Sunday last, the 18th
instant, attacked and defeated force Of Carl
baldian invaders who we're posted in good
position where they barred the line Of advance
to Monte-Librate.
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Prize Money Claim ed-1Iecting of Officers
mud Sailors Of Farrngut's Squadron at the
Capture Of New Orleans.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. is, 1867
This evening the officers and men who were In Farra
quits squadron at the capture OF New Orleans held
meeting to organize systematic effort 10 obtain the
prize money claimed 10 DO due them for captures at
that place. There large attendance and
the spirit OF determination was manifested to
press their claims upon Congress- letter read
from General Butler In reference to his bill before
Congress, to authorize tho payment Of said prize
money.
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Il.s pAsss TELEGRAM.

Commcrcinl and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA Oct is, 1857.
ExchaDge-On London, 116A III; on United States,
currency 26 discount; gold, short sight, a71s pre-
MUM.
Shareholders nrm no sales are being made Lard,
$40 so per quintai. Hay double, 81 so. Flour $l4
per barrel
Arrived, bark Cuba from Now York. brig j. Pollodo,
from Portland; English bark lrma, from New Bruins
wick; bf II. ii. Parks. from Philadelphia.
The steamer Eagle has not ye arrived
Sailed, the Spanish mail steamer, Tor Cadiz.
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Eut,er,. Amer,e~. Theatre.

This popular variety theatre has prosrauano OF merit
variety and endless attraction this week. Three 1 the
most popular OF Ethiopian delinsaors Messrs Goes.
Hart and Pettngi mado their bow las. night and the
ballet prouetted at the fooghts as usra lhe zucco
sisters late from Black Crook, arc tho principal
atractlons In the ballet Mr. Butler has inaugured tho
season at his establishment with success aud he still
contire,es 10 bring novelties every week. His audi
sncss are always large and bosterousiy enthusIatc.
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Theatre Comiaua.

Charley White has made this house OF the favor
ties in the variety line Of business. Cotton Sharp
leys Ministries the main features the programme
and every phase Of negro humor Is shown by them.
This week favored the establishment with crowded
houses and the amusing aftcrpeco develops much
matte talent OF burIesQue order in the company. It
would DO useless to partcularize variety performance
plenty O patrons
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VENEZUELA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Tho Authorities Uncasy-New Duty on COf-
fee nnd Cocoa.
HAVANA, October 49, 1857.
We have dates from Laguayra to the Oath ult.
The ogarchical leaders have nearly oil been an
initiated Sul revolts are feared and the militia
il being thoroughly organized. The government feels
strong having Senior Gutierrez Minister for Foreign
Affairs, at its head
he new duties on coffee forty four per
cent ad valorem on the former and sixty per cent
latter