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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

IRON the New York Shipping List Sept 2oJ
daily paper In discussing the abuses OF Quaran-
tine gives the comparative rates for stevedOro9
work charged by the Health 0fncer and Ship Owncsus
Assuming the figures TO be correct, they anord
striking commentary upon the system Of extorten
prsctised upon the shpowners at Quarantine 70
which the shipping List has frequently taken ocoa
sion 10 direct attention These and Kindred sbusea
merce away from the port and II they be not speed
nv abated they hardly fail 20 lead 70 serious re-
suits In the future The same authority states that a
movement Is on foot among the merchants and ship
pers Of New York TO induce Congress at its nexA
session 70 pass general quarantine law for oil the
ports Of the United States, and to ploce the
administration OF all quarantine rules and rcGuln-
tions In the hands OF United States ofhceHw How
ever this may BE- cannot be doubted thae the quar-
antine laws OF New York stand In urgent nee0 OF
revision, ana unless the power Of the Heamn Omcor
over vessels and their cargoes arriving snn Pors
can DO judicfously curtaed to the emo tnak sne n-
terests OF commerce may be better suDscrycus snen
~ VIII be wen 70 vest the whole matter IA tue ~ ~
oftCongresA There 10 no good resson 70 ooups ss
tI3tost Of quarantine would b greatly oinmsoed
ift@ duties were performed BY Unitod states enl-
pi0y6s IN connection with the customs department.
instead Of by separate and Independents body %
0fY1cers, and the expense Womb De uist1puteo miry
over the country instead Of being an unfair surae"
ouarsntine sbusss, Of which the Item Of steve
dores, labor forms but small portion, have reached
the po,nt where patience ceases TO be virtue, ana
Il n hieh time that persistent effort was made 10
put an end 10 them ecosuaiy, and this can best be
accomplished BY vigorous cotton % ne part q tho
Stlpowuere AssoctsaopA
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sT.sDoMINoo.


The Fnlse Report OF Cabraps Death-The
ties-The Political Situation.
HAVANA, Sept %. 1893.
BY way Of Santiago de Cuba we have advices from
st. Domingo to the 9th.
The Boletsn 0ctal OF the 9th reterates the state
ment OF the death OF General Cabral basing Its con-
cluson on loose statement made In the periodical
FL Pats Of Cape Haytien that Cabral. surrounded
by the troops Of the Haytien government had to
surrender, and, with those who accompanied him,
pay dear for his enterprise. The facts however OF
CAbral's arrival in Kingston and his having written
to friends in Cuba subsequent TO his supposed TAX
ing on clearly shows that the statement Of his
death is false and started for political purposes
Tho Dato de CUBA Of the 18th says that Cabral had
come his secretary and General Luperon, who were
en- route for st. Thomas on matters OF service with
view to carving On the war IL st. Domingo
18th, says =" The General Cabral, ex-Presi-
dent Of St. Domingo has arrived here
Ss pepps and e ssa
that the object Of his visit Is mystery. Others In
large Of ana Which he
to pay for onehaf In cash and the other In notes,
payable when ne shall return to the administration
General Besario Curiel, prisoner in St. Domingo
had received his passport from Baez, with permits.
government may indicate.
The President with number Of his Minister'S had
been on visit to Victoria After an inspection Of
the place and works he attended ne Deuna at which
the officating clergyman pronounced discourse
euogizing the Chief Magistrate.
The political situation has not improved and the
greatest oscontent prevails among the people on
count of the vlndictive policy pursued by Baez
towards the families OF those inimical to him, his
vengeance extending even TO the wives and children
Of those opposed TO him ~ far back as 1857, and
numerous the Outrages, the barbaries recounted
al arn Y him HIS qateliltpa
II IL stated that Baez has asked Of Spain her guar
antee TO enable him to raise . loan In Europe.
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time Of sailing ZEN collars each for 5000 emf
grants would make acgusit,onh to sns com
before the keel q the rst sses or is laid the ransa
ton deserved special mention ~ the President>1
enumeration OF the novel features 81 ms new iliic
stockholders OF the commercial Company ARE among
our most worthy cltixenAn We are quite nsillng 20
accept his opinion on that head but It Is also e,seeat
tnat some OF them are among our most sanguine cIs
zens, and they are, In fact men Of such extremely
sanguine temperament that disappointment IL very
feet completion OF what apparently looks very easy
20 them. IL would be very unjust to suspect such
honorable citizens o. any intention to wrong their
heavily atasked aud poorly paid mechanic,
laborer and farmer OF the crowded countries Of the
like Sir Boyle Rochea bird, BE- in two places once
much Of their business abroad. 1t is not given 70
many or us 70 be Perfect In all things, and II the
drectcs are bit leis profound In their knowledge
OF human nature than they are OF nautical affairs,
and bring about Catastrophe tSas viii damage not
are connected With 1t but our common country,
ana those "humble and industrious classes OF the
Old World" for whose welfare the company express
such praiseWorthy lolicitude. II, for example, the
5000 emisrants should unfortunatey disappear
with the prepaid passage money, or with the pro-
ceeds OF bonds sent 70 them Tor negotiation or
incurred might delay the construction OF the
steamers and force the intending emigrants to re-
main un0er the neel or the "OppreeSOr" Few years
longer. The enectof such calamity would be most
damaging 70 the American name and would plant .
serious obstacle In the way Of any American steam
ship company that may hereafter be established.
Considering the important interests that are at stake
interests with which all American citizens are con-
cerned, and which may affect our general credit a.
well as the credit and honor OF the Steamship Com
pany, and bearing In mind the fact that the company
Is incorporated BY the State OF New York, and has
been recognized by special act OF Congraas-circum-
stances which are likely to give temporary credit
In Europe which u might not otherwise command
would It not be discreet for the directors looking to
their own interest a. wen as the interest Of the
American public and OF those Gcrmanss and Scandi-
navians who are preparing to emgrate to this Coun.
try,,to apply to the Secretary OF State and request
him to instruct the ministers and consuls OF the
United States In those countries to which the opera
tions OF the company are likely TO extend to keep
Q sharp eye upOu the movements OF the foreign
agents Of the company and ses that they commit no
which might imperil the interests or tarnsh the
honor Of the company or subject the emigrants u
lOsSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02


Hacsvoors E1fintur0 Md0dsfne--Ine septem-
Der number OF this veteran magazine contains
choice selection OF articles. mo- IL OF the Historical
Sketches OF the Reign Of George H." very readable
paper ON "Tne Right Honorable Benjamin Disrsei,"
and "Lettes from stan O1ncer with the Abyssinisn
expedition win be found most interestine
TIE Atlantic Monthfv.--The October number OF
this welcome guest contains variety Of wen writ
ten papers. James Parton treats M 70 one on
'Ynebrisse Asylums.v 'The Two Rabbis'' y nom
the pen OF whittier, and an article on "Bacon" by
u r whippse written In the writer's known style,
n vivid sketch Of one OF the greatest characters
that adorned the Eflzsbethan &c. :. a..
me Overland NonfhSv.-The third numu6 OF . IN
new CANDIDATE TOR posop among our psfrnsss
sThe Apache Race "UnverSlty Educssion.m .I,,s
French m MexicoS ana sOvorcrOwded froiessiVosns
on the Pacific yIope'' arc The titles Of NV OF sns
many articles named n 10 contents ...
17s PeoDse's Magussvs for the present MONTH sos'
tains IT. usual character fof exceiIencS q. ant
our YounD Fblks.--1no OctoOcs H 1r,,.0 soy ths
III pages are replets win 5000 'nlns' '0i VOC
OR sssoodav vysfsor-This Unrestricted magazine
FOR vonms folfs containS III its October number
wen chosen selection Of pleasing articles. .us.-
R,sncs NerchantS Na0dsie The presen. numDe,
contains many important STATISTICAL agricultural
and cc@msrc ss, ssio ssssscas oo,nene works
comurisinr the cabinet form q library OF music Tor
the voice. .pianoforts, hsruonium and organ. Iney
are neatly gotten up snd would icrm sn adm s SD,J
acquintion TO ne DparlG or drawing room wusc@
repertoire
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THE SAVED OF THE FReDoNlA.

WEDNESDAY, oepE %, Iebs,
To THE EDITOR OF THs HERARp -
In yesterdays HERALD you mentan the fact that
DR.. Drbois OF the Fredonis, had returned and that
his cosurvivor Paymaster williams, had been left
at Callao in charge Of the stores Have you forgot
ten that the Captain OF tue Fredonia Captain George
w. Doty, was also savedf Captain Doty il to be
placed In command OF another storeship which the
department intends 70 send down TO the South Pac-
fc from San Francisco. ny correcting your para
graph OF yesterday so that the friends Of Captain
Doty may know that the paymaster and surgeon
were not the only ones saved from the unfortunate
Fredona You win greatly obige yours respectfully
JULIA DOTY.
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BOOK NOTICES.

The Liz AND CAMPAIGNS or GKNEsAL u. 3.
GRANT. BY James Grant Wilson. New YORK:
Robert NJ. Dewitt 1888.
This 10 a cheap edition Of the Life ana Campaigns
Of the Genersiin-Chief Of the Army Of the United
states. IL contains full account OF the career and
services OF the distinguished soldier and clear and
graphic account OF the battles and siegee in which he
was engaged from the Mississippi to tine Potomac.
THE LIVES OF HoRATIo SEYMOUR AND FRANK p
BLAIR, IN Phiisaephia: I. Q. Peterson d Bros,
1888
Ths work If Q full and complete history OF the
lives and services Of the democratic candidates for
the Presidency and Vice Presidency Of the United
states The book Is intended for duty In the present
campaign, and Its cheapness places 1t within the
reach OF oil who desire 10 be informed on the subject
matter Of which ito contents are made M.
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such n the state Of AFFAIRS offered to the contempIa-
ton OF the government" The other journals OF the
capital speak In the same strain yet most unfortu
nstey the details furnished us from various sections
Of the country AFFORD small foundations for these
beautiful pictures recounting the old stories OF dis
content robberies and assassnations.
In sonora and other localities forces were being
organized for the protection Of the roads, and the
people seemed 70 have become thoroughly aroused
N this matter.
There had been caucus Of the opposition ana m
dependent members Of Congress 70 determine the
course TO be pursued during the session. very
general disposition was manifested to uphold the
the reported attempt at poisoning ortesa Is denied
In orissvs there had been meeting Of the citizens
% consider the deporaos condition Of trade An
body IN early resumption Of the work on the rail-
Ia Lfn,erno xdgtca, Of zacssecas, In i.s Issue Of
the 6tn says was reported that the garrison OF Du-
range had pronounced against the authorities.
mors 70 the national Congress SHOWING sne impers
tive necessity 70 tns state OF quick termination 70
the war Of races going on there and setting forth me
the court martial that tried Lieutenant Co,one,
Estevvs and Others, accused Of conspiracy agsinst
we life Of the President acquitted them and ordered
The greater part Of the prisoners taken during the
liberty, nothing worthy Of detention having been
DeprsdAaons by the Apache Indians IN the north
ern part Of the republic are reported.
The military c0mmandant Of Tampico m charged
with enIisng citizens 40 soldiers and ncOrpOr atna
them among his troops. The municipality has de-
manded an explanation In the name OF the Law and
expect such have been enlisted to be set Ut liberty
The ccmmandant had simply acknowledged receipt
Of address, 44t
As stated BY telegraph Congress opened re session
on the evening Of the nth. The fascination Of
Patoni and the accusations against Csuto were con.
sidered In secret session. The government OF Du-
range accuse Canto and the deputies from that State
second the accusation. In this connection may
state that had arrived that General Guerra had
taken command OF the troops In Durango and had
notined the government that Cauto claimed to have
acted IN accordance with private orders IN shooting
Pafonf and that he claimed his privilege, az Dep
ufy 70 be tired only BY Congress. The government
ordered him reduced to prison TO await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
ON the lsth Congress had under consideration the
organic law Of the federal district
Il q said that the governments proposes 70 submit
osv rates OF tariff
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IRA w. CLARK, AGENT,
Mildlobury, VI,

and in New York at the Companl's ON g, No.
20 Nassau ST., and by John J. Cisco u Sou, Bank
ers No. 81 Wall St, and 10y the Cnmplu,'s AL
vertiscd agents throughout the United States.
Rdmittances should be made iu drafts or other
funds par in New ork. and the Bonds viii 10.
sent free Of charge Ly return express. Parties
,uhscribing through local agents, will look to
them for their sue delivery.
y pamphlet and map tor 1858 has just been pub
lished by tie Company giving fuller information
than is possible in any advertisement, respecting
The Progress Of the Work. the Resources of the
Country tr4vcised bv the Road, the Means Tor
Construction, and the Value OF ,he Bonds, which
will he sent free on application at the Companv's
Offices or to any Of the a,yertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York
August II. 1855 22i3m
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EOR SALE
Shelf HSikwarc, isor, ksus AMI Juiucr's Tools.
!, DAVENPORT
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NJ, II WEIGH, Middlehury, VI

ALBANY, September 10, 1867.
50 American Cooking Stove has Just loeu
awarded tive first premiums, cue tor coal and one
for WOO, at our County Fair, and the following
Telegram has just been received from the State
Fair at Nav jersey:
FAIR GROUNDS, TEESroS, y. J., Sept ~ 81
To Shear, Packard 8 Co., ABaag, ". T.:
The American Cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums oven all Others at our Fair to-day
"HuHah.' ISAAC DUNN & Sons.
Thus it will be seen that the superiority Of the
American is so marked and decided that when
veer and wherever it is put on exhibitin. AMI
comes under the exam ination Of practical and
scientific men, it sweeps the hoard and takes all
the premiums
These Stoves are for sale by
NJ II. WEIGH.
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$50 MILES
OF TIRE
U n | O N
PACIFIC
II A IL RIO A d.
n MILES
II A IL II o A d.

Are now finished and in operation. ALTHOUGH this
road is bu 1t with great rapdity, the work 4 thor
nughly done, and Is pronounced by the Ufited
States Commissioners to be frst-class in every
respect before it is accepted, and before any
bonds can be issued upon 1t,
Rapidly and excellence of construction hive
been secured by complete division Of Tabor. and
by distributing the twenty thousand men employ.
cd along the line for long distances at once. IL
is now probable that the
WHOLE LINE TO THE PACIFIC WILL BE
COMPLETED IN 1869.
The Company have ample means Of which the
government grants the right of way, and all me-
ceSsary timber and other materials found along
the line of its operation also II 800 acres of Land
10 the mile, taken in alternate sections on each
fto o! its road: also United States Thirty-year
jYul', amounting to from Sl6, 600 TO cas- 600 per
mie, according to the difficulties to he surmount-
u 90 The 'arlVuH sections to he built, for which
"-e second mur'g gage az security, and il is
,ed that not only The interest. but the prin-
ipal amour; may he paip in services rendered by
inc company in transporting troops, mails, &C
Inc earnings OF the UNION PACIFIC RAIL
Road, from its way or local business only, during
the year ending June S0th, 1868, amounted 70
over
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TOR SALE.

The subscriber proposes TO sell hls farm 81 ia
acres situated within and Immediately outside
the. limits OF the Village ofAiiddsbury, on thsrosd
leading II Dridport.
An abundance of purs, neyG-isilirg water, sith
variety OF soil seldom obtsine within 80 email
an a-ea; renders this o1o Of the most desirable
farms in the vicinity Of hIiddlobrry.
On the promises is asplcudid yeqng orchard OF
come 10 apple trees just coming In 10 bs.rsg With
strawberrieS grspe} &c, In sbundsnes, for tam
lily use.
The convenience Of locstion--s short bsi.mils
from the College and Grtdad School viii b.
readily Appreciated By th0Ss having q family 10
educate.
l should give immediate posssssion and great
bargain to any ono Wishing to purchase the ell
tire property, farm, stock, tools, croPs, S. or
would sal tie hrIa sspuately. .
20E J. h. AISSW0RlH.
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FIRE In BRANDON


All free ere tasribls just Is yuepOf6on 10 tAah
dcsEructiveness to life and pIsperty. Bst tsnks
10 cid Vulcan, thus lar hare IL Hsndos vs have
been happily exempt from his dsVa.tsting poWS,
and consequently an able to MAS the srat1y-
ing announcement that al Tia
BRANDON BOOK 6TORH
yoA readsTA and oAass, kI. Editor viii Sud
constantly % hand large Asortulsbs Of S+hool
Toy. Blank and Miscellaneous BoOk. Stationery
Of every descriptions Home and IoTsgu Stsssos-
sopic Vews. Quartz Bibles AUuns, Game.
Base Balls, Pocket Cutlery, bitiAl Paper, Sering
Machine Casters, WEED" SEWING MACHINE
Fancy Good, aud 'bIt whv sN.glpt sn ssaIn-
eratkn p Yos viii hois ind everything. usually
Kept Al frst-cL.a. COUNTY Bookstore oil tie
desr people - AMI, 10. mind, dSs; faH ~
SPEAK VI SsI gOrA ecu. pattern. of
WALL + \ pkR.
Why we have ''lots Of EN-, Ani at prices ufjcl
it is believed will compare isvor.hly vita thoee
VI any etherS bora or elsewhere Several thous-
and dollars worth already sold. With tho .ssur-
slee friends, that tally appreciate your past ia
vors and hope 20 merit them In the future.
remain your ob -;Fvt-
q G. SLASON
EooSsolla- srd Esvstnalsr
Basass. VI. Nav. ias&
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II AK, fUorn, NAL AND CLoTHEs
IL HHvSIss Flesh BruS hsS Hair hittsus and
Crash IuWrlg. t0ilut Brushes Ls2thG Brushes
Hat Brushes Hul large s-DSrtIrsnt Of COmbA
eau Va toWui Al RUSSA.S.
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r. SAYRE

T II. SAYRE
La Would inform the public that ho kecps
constantly on hand large stock Of Groceries and
Provisions, consisting OF Flour, Teas, Coffoes
Spices, Sugars Molasses, Syrup Butter, Cheese,
Lard, Candles Gtron, Figs, Fresh canned and
dried Fruits, Cream Tartar, Soda Saleratus Clarks
Yeast, Corn Starch, Farina. Iapioca, Sago Yer
mioelli, Chow Chow, Pop CT sduce, Pickles, Vim
eqar, avariety Of Fish, Kerosene Oil, Soaps,
Candis Nuts and Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, and
other articles too numerous to mention, which
am offering TO the public at a Bargain. Please
call aud examine before purchasing.
CASH PAID for good Prime Buttor any day
in the week at the highest market price, delivered
at my store Post Office Block.
Middlcbury, May 80, 1868.
EOR SALE.
Il Timber Lot Of nssrly twenty acres, lying
near the Ba xtsr Island in Cornwall Tho timber
consists OF Ash, Pins, Cedar AID Hemlock Bn-
au'r' OF David Piper AlddleOn,rY' or Of
o.s-nz.ll, ", FEB. 8 1919 s6a
DATENr MEDICINES, large
4 soes 4 ed kinds at RU5sEL's.
CUSHING TACKLE, SPooNs, HOOKS
Il Lincs Plies, Reds &C. can be found In
gresi variety ii RUSSELS.
TRUSrES, SHOULDER BRACES
4 snl SUPPURTERS A complet. ssguri-
n,cnt fttsl ~ pAS;is. desiring it For sale ~
" p. - T. RUS6hL'S
II Alb OILS ExrsAOrs An. psa
IL TurEst Cologne PomnAjsA S.tchSt
PovaATS Toilet soAas Cos 10 fsunal at
RUsSkGS
II Alk, foorn, NAL AND CLoTHns
IL HHvSnss Flesh Bru sAsS Hair hittsus aud
Crash Iuw.ls t0hut Brushes, Ls2thG Brusl.s
Hat Dru,hes aul large s-ssrtwsnt OF ComeA
eau "a toWu Al RUSSAl. y
VIEWING q 6MokM0 TosAouos -
" Cbois. B:sads &C. Cigar. Ssfr..nI-t pGrs
Havana al IL ,sSL ..
NTARNISIIES 3 TURPhNI NE
C9nch Yarutst, furniture vanish, Japan
Dying V.rgj,h White Dsinsf VAEaiS, Picture
vSrRiSi, ell VI us be.s qUA-t', e. EUS5EL5.
EOALNT AND OIL.
L Pars Whts Lad Ia Oh Cpails); Zine Paint
in Oil AM Dry ---bUrut sd ground TIMBER -
French Yellow eHj psiie White; vermillion,
Chrome TSlluu sud GreeL seiuaHeut Gresg for
Blinds "a sc. all Al rsiu@sl prieos, ~
y P. 81 p sUSSkL.
MildLsb.rs, Nav 10, 1857. -
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ENR &ALk.
Tia snd HolIor Ware, Osttrpv. Churn., &c.
J. DAVENPOdr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

N. P. CuIrMAN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11
A Cor,lIaI welcome.

The one great thing which Virginia
needs to develop her rich natural re-
sources and make her prosperous and
tlourishing, is thousands of wide-wake,
enterprising men from the Northern
and Middle States, with capital suf1i-
cient to stock their farms, build rail-
ways and factories and work her
mines. There are thousands of men
who have the means to do all of this
who would be glad to go there, and
while enriehing the State, improve their
personal fortunes. Tit be asked why
they do not. the answer is found in the
spirit manifested in the following par
agraph, which we cut from the Rich
mond Wing of last Saturday. 1t shows
the kind of welcome which the North
ern men and Northern capital will re-
ceive IN the old Dominion:
The Carpet Gg0erS. This funny
brood ofobscene birds, who have taken
their flight to this region and squatted
(ifwe may use that word in speaking
OF bird) in all the counties ofthe State
we wish to give or get the biography
of them. We therefore desire, and we
beg our friends in each county and
nelghD0rhoodt 70 give US every possible
particular relating to each ofIthese In
Ieresting animals. We desire an exact
description OF the person, the size, ma
terial and contents of their carpet-b bags;
their name or names whether an alias
or a name they had in the,land they left
for that lands good the place of their
nativity; when the came here; what
they process to have come for. and what
they really come for; what Office they
are seeking: how manY Door negroes
they have swindled out of their last
dime, and any other particulars, which,
being published. will enable the friends
they lett behind them to recognize some
old acquaintance. The additional in
formation which these facts may elicit
where they are TO we'll known, may
supply materials for the most interest
ing biographical. dictionary ever COM
piled. The:thought of editing this work
Is refreshing to us.