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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, December 10 The
steamer H4vsus or Marion Is again 10
trouble, the c Hector having threatened
seizure on tbs ground 0! violation o.
law, il no. exhibiting proper papers
when called for, and that the change OF
Gag 9ss iiF- gul5r. The facts relative to
the matter are that ths vessel vas pur-
chssei 60 New York by the Psrpvi4n
Government, the owners contracting t.
deliver her az SJuthw Psss, or wher-
evar the Peruvian monitors might De,
and uuCn beF arrival st South west Pass,
the transfer Was made and the Peruvian
flag boisted, her former Captain remain
ing on her as sailing master, and her
American register being sent t0 New
York for CANCELLATION; and Sancr Garcia
has been notified by her former owners
that her register vas cancelled. Il WIS
not intended ID bring the vessel 70 this
city, Eut while lying ct south west Pass
heT machinery became necessary, aid she
came here under the Peruvian nag, and
has since been the victim OF continued
misfortune, having eagEei m!sonder-
standing between Minister Garcia and
Collector Fuller. Yesterday the Custom
CfIicsy boarded the Havana, and De
msDded 70 sse her pspeTs, to which the
Captain replied tha5 she belonged to the
Peruvian navy, and had no papers TO
exhibit, aud referred the officer TO Minis
ter Garcia The latter has received no
filcial communication IA reference to
tie mEtter, though ne has DOtlhed the
Custom authorities that the Havana be-
Iopged TO ais Government, and OF his
readiness TO answer any charges sgsinsJ
her. TIE whole trouble orisiHsted Ia
her coming here. Had she remained a.
Southwest Pass no notice would have
been taken Oi her.
Collector Fullerton states that charges
have been preferred against the vessel Of
violation OF IAT, amongst Others, that
powder had been landed from n=F Ia the
night, and the law compelled hiF1 to
seiZs her unless her papers were produced
and found 20 BE- regular. he, however,
has referred the matter 20 tbs authorities
st Wasnir gtOn, and viii take 10 further
steps unless under sdvices from them.
The vessels manifest sisies that she
cleared for South west Psbs.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, D e5moer I9.-Ssrah
3 ,yu, q uid Ifisa " man whose husband
4sf. her 3 suOrJ ume since, was found
dead In her bed to-day. She died OF
starvation. )
The Legislature sdjourns on Monday
uBtIi after the holidays.
l.. @. Gou, 8 swiss gardener, commit
tel suicide last night IS shooting himself
through the heed. His wife's jealousy IL
supposed 10 have been the cause.
J0ha McCieliand, Revenue AssessoFs
who was taken suddenly Ill several days
ago, is nov able 20 Git up.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, December l9.-Itis generally
believed that the Havana Lottery Is to
De impressed by the home government.
Generals Espinsr and LatOme, with
$50 soldiers, arrived to-day from Spain.
Gen. Espinar will relieve Woimardo
and Gen. LatOme will command the
eastern department.
A Spsniard who had been taken pris0-
neT by the irsuTeciionists and escaped
from Bsyonre, report that Spanish
major sad captain belonging to the gar
Flscn, who refused 60 cspltulate, had
been executed, the other officers had
beeG puE in irons, and the soldiers set to
work cleaning the streets OF the town,
which was destitute Of provisions. Bay
onne was defended by bu5 few men, the
revoiutiouists being nearly all in the
field. The iBsurTecuonists remain 10 the
aeigbb0rbO0d OF Msusaviiio and IumOTs
are that skiTnisbing continues.
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CEALED proposals viii be received at the
- once 81 the uBderslgueu. 10 Jacks u port,
Jackson county, Arkan as, until tuG ursI day
Of January. 1853. fOr the erection o. a BRIf r
COURT HOUSE, vita iron window caps and
sliIs iron aFlnIce, siairways and balconies.
slats ardf boil The Size of SAID building "
by 20 foe {. q centGr project obs Oh eac1 SIDE
aud e. "a 1.-TWO by o 4 cen fest, carIieo up with
Gormitorie5: % be Two stories h,gn, with
gnaysard or French roof. osfry and dome.
Plan sud pec-nCatl0ns can be seen al 5nls
once. Three aanGsl psy yfil euts, . Dt 10 ads ac-
corGing 10 tue pr0gr rs ol the WOI e. and thc
house b 20 be mplefed by he hfst OF jan
nEry. 1870. aud the payments 70 be made ac-
s,grd ING tO tae reports 0f the Internal Improve
u1ent Commissioner 70 the court
RILEY kINM An,
dso2 I'm sheriff OF J-csson Comfy, ARK.
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HOB EEE.

MoBME, December 19.-The first race
Of the Magnolia Course to-day was for a
purse OF S400, mile hests, best three ia
i've. Summary-Kitty Free, 2, l, l. f;
Jennie c., 1 2, ., .. Time, l:55E l:50&,
I:553, 1:tG5 The second race Wac dash
OF Jnree-QuarteTs for 5000, which was
won by Carrie P, beating John Kilgour
and Mary Edith. Time, LEO. TIE fast
est time ever made on this track by two
wear Olds.
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wAwrs

vsTANrEu. a isdy, Win no oaEId sa cS
w sires 70 rent a ur-t-ciass uru1rl q use,
with tie Wee Cf taxing ous OF Two vefy Sc Or
families with no chi uren alzp, 1pout iOuE
gent q. ..au as table boaTUers those Who t-le
Ts-n1aueut residents lu She city Parties O.
& f4inE uOuss sEt epinZ I'll uno This E"rd cp'
uortunltv. IS tbs lecy 81 an eXpe- ieuce0 house
keeper. a-d futiY cauaDis ci rendering bri Sc
Srouu her fnf rtable md ap y. beal OF
re'ererce ven AM r.qu red, AldIe a. z
c Is =. o for three days celB ~
a. ANTED.-A good COOK. Apply 20 r.gu
" No. Waldrau Bi0rk, NO.4 D aiain. deiSt G.
s. EACtLHG WANTED take charge Of to-
Ma Ac dauy - r0lvaF, H4rdsru va
cnunfy Tenn, "a pin tDal- Tho position hav
ing become v4rau los tro resig alton OF he
present Incumbent The AcadsIT Guhdlngr
are q n5nlod zons aud the seH ri lber Fliy mp
NJ ed Address A. r. 1ECSEAL.
da9 IJ Secretary b ard Trustees.
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N0axCEs.
NOTICE.

aTa meeting o. the Memphis Board Of On.
q derWril-rs, he q This uaE, the followlDE
Te~oluli "a was adopted AID tered 20 be pu %
ushe1. vie:
RsrorvED That no policy -hail b. Wr tten
tv any meLa5 r r this BoErd allowing CO.rOn
% 20 KEEP. n stores So night; and any policy
hereafter ErIifeu shall us c0nsi cred void,
ga I'D drs o-cur when cot on Is sJOreI IA
violation OF tbis resolution.
REN NAY, Presid+ut.
r 4 PAHKER, secrefs. 3. cei7lW
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FOE EkYE.

7 AND FOR SABE-A LrEct Of s. acres, lying
4 opposite Eray's Station. OF he Memphis
aud Oh -rle> ton Raj road Eod by cha i. ii AZ
fkn 10 J S. MlckelsG1m- It IS about Z miles
non NJ muhis sud a me site for county
reeid-uce. IzQuIre Of THO vi * Rs z II,
Poz. Orc Hu ai-E O. mph;s- Cr@J 2W
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PkOVIDENUE,

Providence, r. l., December l9-De-
Usher Parsons, an eminent and venera-
bic bysiciaD, died here to-day. aged
eighty years. He was surgeon of the
fi sg-ship Lawrence, in the battle 81 Lake
Ere, ara The last surviving Cfh ;sr OF
PeFIyis fsst.
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DIssoLUTroNs. S.
Dissolution of COpartnershIp.

NOTICE is hereby Given that the Arm Of
IN POWER q MCGE0I Is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent The debts duo The 1rm
Will be collected by Mr.. q. K q. Jones, who has
bsen made trustee by as for that PnIPose.
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCGFOY.
&Aia, 6pn., 0eesmbsr I, lsss. ds2tf
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N< sATURDAX. DECEHBFss I9fH. wiz
4 rsIf tl, rE.= ulrhest Eidcsr. SO A1sSon's De-
rrlt iruct o. Land containing AZ Acres, SIT
usrcd in Ti1tcE county, two niles north or
hzEJnfg Depot. Terms - =de known % tine or
sie. u. T. So =. J. SHEREoD,
.orls 1avv45-a " Amin Istras sors
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Notice.

TTANIS0 disposed of ny entire Interest 10
/ the nrms Of Matthews, Ju fsDu q Co, aud
Jud-cD g. %. - the remaining pHftDtrsi an
40 iongeT a member thereof H1ry assume al
me in1e bIedneB- o. said nruf6, au4 are alone
authorized 20 collect tie Indebtedness ue the
same. II. q. AAAIhEh :.
Mem phis. Tenn, Ssv. 2S, laG8-
The busines- Or said 1rms viii continue as
hereto .0Te sy tbs undersigned, remstuluz part
nafs under { @ name and styls Of JUDSON q
Co. who assume th liaJl iiies 0f said firms.
aDd who alone are authorized 70 collect the In
dsbtsdneas Que The same.
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PErRo GIL.
Petro Petro! Petro /

THE Tennesses Pstro OH Company Is stin
1 alive at thsir new stand.
We inform the pubiictn general 70 come for
--ard and try H.. We also de ~ com petition in
r,rlr Lamps burners and general Lamp Stcck.
We are manufacturers Of The Hanging Rock"
Stoves TinWare, Castings Of great varieties
gTholesals and retail. Merchants viii do vel
noVio ROsENRAuM EROS.
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TRUsT SALE.
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF Deed OF Trust exeeuted by
u Wra y Fly on the % h day of March, a D.
is.jg TO Tohn u. Trotter, Trustee, 70 secure The
payment OF certain prOmissory notes payable
as follows 10 wit: One note for EiX thousand
collars, due and payable to Catherine z. Free
man on the SON day Of January, A-D. 1850,
with ten per ceot. interest nom date. ana deied
the 3lth OF Marcu, A ID. 1852 One note of the
same dale for six Thousand six hundred 66 100
dollars. payab to 4 atberine p. Freeman on
SOlh dav of March, A. ID. 1e5i, with legal interesi
from date, And one note OF same date for six
thousand SIX hundred @ 10 dollars, payable 10
Catherine Freeman With legal Interest from
date. said Deed of spfHzt i recorded II the Pro.
bate Clerks Ohic8 0t Tanica county, State OF
Mississippi, in Book z. q the ceo0ru o. deeds
Tor said county. page 81. And ~ virtue o..
and IN pursuance OF a Decree OF the ChRncery
Court OF said Tunica county, maue At the April
term thereof A. d. 1858, Investing myself with
the powers Of Trustee IL said Deed OF Trust, tie
death OF the said Jno. d. Tfotter, Trustee IS
aforesaid, having been suggested 70 said Chan
Gerry Court, viii, on the
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EoH aEH8

ETo : " Sr-Aver de ira5le BsILK RESI-
DESCE convenient 0 business. apply 70
Mrs. Ba0MN, 30. IS MulaeTry street oel8
FSOR kENr-A neat o1e-st-ry COTTAGE.
E " "a ~ re- rooms sDd kitchen. large shady
yard, g-r+en and stable, fItuH-ed ia b. select
Ega street. Possession from lst Janu zrv.
Terms s9j month. Apply 10 Ur. GILBERT,
s. South side our Square l8u
UABI.EFARa r RRENT T-Tne Rich
srd u Farm. on ne Mississi pi river, four
miles below Bsncoi ~ Tenn VII ne reuted
cueag for the yesr 1853 To q respCuslb bic party.
III isrHl con aims soar luBared aud 10 rLy-JTo
srres 81 land n eOl iva ion and IN er q 80 a
fence. and ha- four 9sr d SET. lsIIeuts pom
81 Ap3iy GAGE G. FI51E NJ. als -. nj
strss or 20 :. P. PALMER, C0viugJ0n, Tenn.
vsR EASE VIII lease for We OF ter years
Z TEN ACR-s CLEARED L y ., on C-pt-. /
aVeuCe opposite Col. " ssn. Tlsy -oris rssidence,
about ono aad a-hsiI rni Is cas- a. town
d-IsIv 81 Il In street.
ElaE r Nr.-OfHees and 4. ous H. t. Post
II OF 20 and Libra y hGldlnzz. unrtls- 81 cor
ner Ger~tl aud Z ri -tr--ts- a Night
Wat hmEu and trer-i .,I ia lt1r on l. e. prI1l-
tss In n.re Il 10 E. AS = tl7t1A y, : c
end z 5or Z -tollre l1inE de- w
EFuR ,laN IA Reside. &C o. Vsncs reef,
Il No 81. opposite ths. -. agnes Academy
and D. eTniCus n Ire street ca CgI ANS
eight fooCls 5s5 ces Kitchen a IVA T.
nom Two good g.slerns. -r, fruit trees, etc.
For terms Apply 10 COALAAE BOYD,
ds2 q rs Main street.
u u 2 NE-SIaiu stree: Stores and excel.
= l-CE once for reBt-Cei tsTs, EI-st and Sc
Oud FIOOrs suG clseCilg r. -Ouzs rro crate 70
prompt tenants. ". A. Wheat iey- 80 Main
Hov2sln agent, q. BELaELL.
F7OR RsEF-A Front Room 10 the house,
No. IA 5sE-rson street. suitsbls for cotton
Broker. Isyyyer os doctor II E9joiRs the edl-o-
rtsi ROOM OF the Appeal. inquire Of JOHN
AEE5LIE, az the Appesi 1-lce- cC8
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A B. JUDSON,
]. d IUD-oN

Memphis, November -, 1855.
In retiring from said firms respectfully re-
ennm eud them 10 the patron ace OF my friends.
pOv29 In X. q. MATTHEWS.
Ledger, BulletlD and Po coy.
NOTICE - have Tract Of Land, 80 acres.
n near the Old State Lice road, We miles
Trom Memphis. vel improved, with n
eo9d yoauE O. chRrd OF PsHenes, Apples,
Psara and Cherriss, al extra dne Well
of water, which 1 Wish tq sell for cash.
This D ace j. iu an excellent nefsbboTho0d.
near hr. J. Smith AID Geo. G. HClfoes In
Gu re a ths preunlses, o. OF NorInent Graves,
So. HGg ards koE.
oss In dew hoEe, W. SQkAhS1,
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2slh Day OF December, A.D. 1S6S.

At the courthouse door in the town Of Austin
the following lands as deserted IN said Deed Of
Trust, as follows, TO wit; All of section seven
(7) of Township ~ of Range eleven, Il), west
lying and being IN said Iuniea oouEty ana state
of Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours Title
supposed 10 be good, but l VIII sell only ~
Trustee. J. Z. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October IS 1863 oa27 tas
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h. A. NOON.
Cotton Factor, Produce ana Commission
A3Fehaat.

z52 Front street, Memphis, Tenn. Commercial
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage Of tbs past
season (fsr exceeding anything could have
reason ably expected under the circumstance5l
c affords me pleasure 10 again offer my ser
vices 10 tho planting community seeking Mem
phis a market for the sals Of their cotton
and other Prodnets, MY personal attention
viii bs devOtsd 70 the saie of all C0nsignments
rom my fliends. Ny charges, as heretofore,
or selling Cotton. Will be One Dollar per Bale
C0laE,Sssioas. C0nsignmen1s In transit or in
store INSURED IN my Open Policy, unless in
s:rueted ~ the contrary Liberal advances
nd supplies OF ali kinds furnished al ths low
as5 cash br3oes.
gepZ2 riAur3Tn Y. A. MOON.
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NJ. i. MEAcHAs. a. c. TREADwEI4L
MEAOEA5E & TR CALDWELL,
wHoLEsALE AND Retail
GTOCsTs, Cotton Factors
coMMissIoH MERcAANTS
no. UNION STREET,

NJ u bENABE % AAAahAg
StnnsWAl Block, Memphis, Tenn
D EFERR NG 10 the sbOvs card, IL viii be
= seen gHat re have S1mD Dietsd cur NAM
rnOth atGF5uOuse, No. Union strest, Stone
wall y OGk, - and are now opening mp the
largest ana most varied stock OF
Groceries ana Plantation Supplies
Ever brought 70 this market. We will be
pleased At all times 20 see and serve our cid
cnsi ollers, snd as many new as may fagor u
win q call Returning thanks for tine very
liberal patronage extended u Us for the last
nftesn years we hope by prOmp,ness n sll
shiags aua strict ate sHtiOn 10 business % merit
q continuation OF the same.
Basging- rope and Ison Ties furnished Al
lowest market prices.
Cur MIR. Titi1AHN ELL viii give his entire
attention 70 ths sale ~ Ott1n.
OuC NJ. MEACHAA, Ons OF the Oldest Gro
cery Aercha' 4 Ia the city, VIII give hIs uudi-
vidsa attention 10 the Wholes9ls Grocery De-
paTtment.
Csll and sss rs we VIII make it TO your iu-
t9r5st 10 trade with rs. Eep5 Sun
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R. a. MpoN.

5S- We VIII make liberal advances on al Cot
ton consigned to rs FOR sale IN thts market,
And wnan parties visa Us 70 ship their Cotton
% Neg YORK or New Orleans, we Will advance,
sv JWO- jhirds 20 IL rec -fourLhS It's Valne. rms
lFiil enable merchants and planters TO hOtd
lvsr 81 "A depression as we mad iass season, tsnc
realize the fCil worth 0I their Co.ton.
Ali Cotton shipp-d 70 as and in store VIII De
Lnanr..l nnLa-. nLnarL.isa lnsirmnLad sanla im
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President.
J. c. FIZER = e II. WHITE.
J. W. p AGE. JR, W. u. MOORE.
y. 2. HU IT, Direct ~ shelby Co.
Z. a. ID MURDOCH, JOHN HCI aPoSE
Chick saw County.
W. W, TROUP, q. A. SYKES,
GOerDe County.
a. W. WAEThR
H -rsilal 0unty.
{. L. STEWART,
De-otO County.
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AOrIoN REouIRRp

II the road to Selma be not built, and
speedily, the several counties, towns and
districts, the cotton growing districts OF
central Alabama, It's coal fields and plne
forests, with the richest Counties If Mis-
sissippi, will seek outlets for their pro.
du0iOns over other lines. Tho CONNER
cisl wealth OF central Alabama already
seeks it's way TO Southeastern A lantic
cities, aud it is not impossible that c as
tern Mississippi may cause the system of
SJsds which already connects Southern
3sOrSia with Alabama 20 be extended
10 Mississippi. If the Memphis End
Selma road be built, Il constitutes for two
thirds Of itG length, q part of the shortest
possible line from Memphis to Savannah
aad Brunswick il gives "a control OF 8
mighty cotton field It furnishes the best
bltUminous coal at ten cents per bushel
IL opens wide district covered with pine
forests it blseets and renders inOeu0us
two railroads that have abstraeted vast
sums from the wealth and trade Of Aem-
phis, In fast, the MempHis and Selma
road nuet be built. There 3 not pub-
lie advantage or private necessity which
does not demand it, This for once there Is
no diversity OF Opiiion among our pso-
pie. AS to the value and mode of con-
case before US we must palpaby do the
work for ourselves, conscious, when the
task is achieved, that railway lines will
be drawn hlther from all directions, and
point to this, their common center, as the
sums rays to it's brilliant disc, or, SIS 00n-
veIglng roads constitute spokes to Bos-
ton, making 1t, In one Of its aspects, the
huo of the universe.
RIVAL ROADS, BLUNDERs OF RAILWAY
BUILDERS.
Through the past three years the Mo.
bile and Ohio and Mississippi Central
roads have diverted from this city large
share Of that tralfic and travel to which
Memphis was geographically entitled.
Toe population and pr0duetiveness of
adj acent States have been increased, and
II these roads have not brought to this
city cotton and trade. they have enriched
the whole country, given accessibility
and consequent value 90 lands, and will
cause the addition of large
farming popu atiOns to districts of Mis-
slssippi sud Tennessee, to which Mem.
phis Is the nearest and natural market.
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DEATH
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his Hlcrf
If. Jssi
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IN view of these plain facts and Of the
rapid increase Of production to follow in
creased dsnsity of population, the aug
mentafion of real estate values ia Menu
phis would be represented by greater
sum 10 figures than the whole cost 0fthe
road 10 Selma. Eseh railroad built has
doubled the assessed value Of Memphis
wealth, aud therefore it Is true that rail-
roAds have cost this city nothing,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TOR AIDE aMAN Il announce my elf a. q
II cGudidste for Alderman OF the seventh
Rsrf 81 the January elec Ion next
dal9 W l. : STFW ART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

A. the das Tor the tattle Of the ballot boxes ap-
proaches the preparations ON both sdcs for the nsa
charge r becoming more active and determined
stump speeches iorchlight professions, The swallow
Ing OF benznc aud the Gliding away" " squaiorta
have become 40 common that no one notices them-
Il Ia only when that bell. with its funereai knrII.
comes along That Christians swear aud psgsna
pray.
The suiocrat Of the Police Department has notified
his underings that bonnres must not longer be toi
Grated Very little boys with democratic prociivi-
ties must psy attention 10 this they'll see more
than the outside Of station house.
The women folk are earfully given 10 marriage -
this city. Iasl week no less than so found victims
Tor the haltar--ss. In language les cpigrsmmsic.
has aynal satlstics'' Informed inquisItive pub
lic and his record Ia the Board 81 Health not 10
disputed.
The Board OF Excise. another o. those commits
sions- which ''ringr this city, IL busy engages
jrst now In licensing shotes ant srce,aurante" 'o-
the "dspcnsaton" OF unrectiied aquslortis. patent
lager baolujsh bourbon. ohbe-joyful Gin.
pounded rum ana rred rei-cye. rms Board greatly
assists the cause % temperance and TIC health OF me
city. and should be countansrced, a sh9sld.
The Cooper Institute Il 90 bc given mp 20 the pra.
coated 'reyoluti0nisfa.- rctsr couldn't withstand
the winning wa,. ~ fle feminine reformsrs ami 80
he had TO cave. These women viii not only ruin ihr
rnion but the citlzcny' Association yet whaiar 70
frcshIng time there would he n Miss susan A. we're
made letter writer TO me las, usmed insutaaesi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

Tux News FROM PARAGuAY.-By cable
despatch from London we learn that the allied
army had reached the vicinity Of Villeta, where
the Paraguayan forces were concentrated. A
battle was daily expected. II is also stated
that the Portuguese Consul at Asuncion was
dragged from the American Legation and shot,
and that an American war steamer had gone
up the river to obtain redress. In this con-
nection the course Of Minister Washburne was
severely commented on ut Bucnos Ayres. We
have bad this fact announced before as coming
from Paraguayan prisoner, and, there
fore. must wait for its confirmation by next
steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

THE LATEST SrAStsH NRws.-The deficit In
The Spanish revenues this year proves TO be
even greater than was anticipated. 1t is es-
tip,ated that IL will reach the enormous sum Of
fifty million pounds sterling. The Spanish
government seeks to raise loan of two hue
bred million crowns ut an interest Of ak per
cent Senior Escalante has resigned his office
under the provisional government. General
Duce has at last accepted the appointment OF
Captain General Of Cuba, and will soon sail
Cor Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-31

Orr Fog AUBURN ONCE MoRE-iy,e Secre-
tsry ~ state, who never fails to make the trip
from Washington on the verge Of the Novem-
bcr election. lie has seldom failed on these
visits 70 iuake a campaign speech at Auburn,
and in sccs, rdance with this time-honored Gus
tom Il IA ann ounccd that he will address his
friends and f. low citizens this afternoon on
the political On estions Of the day. lis also
given out THAI Mr.. Seward will vote for Grant
and Colfax, which will probably be better
thing than any speca h he may now deliver o.
Secretary Of State