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a careless snees OF the horse whisked the
nanasly aown~rolsed horse and vehicle and
driver and passengers, Landing IN Jungle IN,
tested with tigers ana eopras, me gentlemen Oh
Madame's dakgharry to come up. The driver, who
took the matter with The true stoiclsm OF the meta.
physcs-ruuinatlng Hlndoo, was immediately sent
forward TO aotify the party, while Madame, who was
only bruised little, with her attendant made an
effort to extricate themselves from the jungle.
though with rather indifferent success. A couple OF
hours elapsed before assistance came, finding the
two weak, exhausted and bruised, lying where
the driver had left them. Half dead with
apDrehenson-for the party had had race
with an Old maneating tiger on that very spot
not three days belore-the two were assisted along
the preclpice 10 the high road, aud the dakgharry
was repaired. The natives In this part OF the
country carry on considerable business In the
collection OF young cooras for showmen, and may
be met frequently at points along the road taking
Their rather dangerous wares 10 market IN baskets
During the earlier part OF the Journey II cobas
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN the bathroom, cobras snueiy
coed IN ones bed, cobras ylng loose IN every pos
Having passed Musooril, the party stopped during
the heat OF the day at Merud, military station OF
some Importance and had retired for sIesta when
directly overhead coled in the roof OF the bungalow
we discovered huge cobra. single blow from
the cane of Mr.. Schultz broke the intruder's back
and disabled him. greatly TO the admiration or the
native proprietor or che bungalow In question.
The journey from Upper Indla was a tedious one,
gladdened with glimpse Of the spires OF Allanabad
cleaning like great globes OF gold tipped with
RolQen lanceS IN Inc dln ulsbauce IaSt AlIaDaoan,
past Jubbulpore, past Nangpore, stopping az either
TO give halt dozen concerts the party intended en-
terng Bombay late In october, whence, having tar
red couple OF months, they sailed for Madras.
where Madame Bishop appeared as the star OF
musical parry given by Lady Napier ana was enrolled
as a member OF the Madras philharmonic Society.
April %, 1865, having given $50 concerts in India,
Madame Bishop and party set SAIL for Gale, ON the
Island OF Ceylon, and thence for Adelaide Australia,
destined at some time to form the centre OF new
musical civilization, and the scene OF oldtlme mu-
steal trumphs OF hers IN 1855. The greatest female
f.4Nr l lpH t.tn INNS
Bishop has appeared before a larger number and
greater variety OF audiences than any living artist,
being mistress OF greater fund OF professional re-
miniseenees aud "reminiscences Of Geiebfftes lhan
has perhaps eyer aen to the LOT OF any person.
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CLEARED.

@ Dale.
Dale. '' -
steamship India Br Munroe Glasgow Henderson Bros.
6Co $500 -
Mallory y Go. - -
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Steamship Lodona, iIoyey, New CLEANSE II Mallory h
A Co. -
Steamship santiago dc Cuba, Jeles, New orleans-N II
sieamshp W Lord, Hobar, rernandna-FIorida RAN.
road Go.
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stesmsblp HuntsyIIe. Crowel sayannah--R Lowden,
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AImuunc for New York-This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Q, 1863.
Herald Packages,

Captains and Pusers Of Vessels arriving a, this port will
please deliver MI packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht nee The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine attend to the delivery Of packages
viii be by the following extract from tho proceedings
efthe regular monthly meeting held March 8, is63:-
Resolved, That and after April 1868, the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection of ship Ia tbs
bsrbof Of New YORK. Passed unanimously.
JEANETTE Is at whitehall sp. All communications from
owners and consnees tho masters Of Inward bound
seis VIII be forwarded free Of charge.
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An immense bed OF petrified fossil shells has been
found near Saratov, In southeastern Russia. The
Interior OF these shells contains beautiful crystals OF
sulphate Of copper from which IL Is proposed 10 ex
tract the metal. In scientific point or view this
discovery Il valuable, many OF the specimens are
IN such good state Of preservation that the shape
OF tho shelfisn, their former occupants, can be
traced.
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Paris, Virginia. and City OF Dublin
Liverpool; Celia, LONDON; india, Glasgow; Rapdan, Ia
vana Tie Galveston; Mississippi Cortes and Santiago de
Cuba New Orleans Lodona do snd reurned-see ahove
w Lord Fernandna; Huntsvie and San Jacino, savan
nah; Champions, Charleston; Fairbanks, Wilmngon NC;
Bell Richmond, &c Hatteras, Norfolk; Louisa Moore
Georgetown, DC
nd
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A DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR AND THROAT A
IN. specially for thirty years, by f. A. CALDWELL, NJ.
D. ocuis and Aus Private surgery ISL Lexington ave.
Thrty-frst street Open daily. Consultation Free
DR. CADwELLS Treatise these diseases seventh edition,
500 pages octave beautifully illustrated 40 engasngD fur
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7 IEBIGS EXTRACT or MEAT.-NONE GENUINE
IL without Baron Lebg's signature every jar. The
right thing for inyaids and family use
J. MILHAU,S SONS, 1873 Broadway, New York.
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IoRNS, BUNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL.
~ Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr.. ZACHARIE 7sU
Broadway.
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sense be consulted in person by letter at bis
10 Lexington avenue of East Twentyeghth
street, Office hours from 10 A. NJ. till r. NJ Consultation
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DYsPEPsIA, PHTHlsIS, CONSTIPATION, DIAR
~ rha and all other stomach disorders cured by the Rev
ien,a Food.Tins, ponnl 81 70 70 600 cures Copies
gratis. Ii. DUBARRY, LOB William street, New York.
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A SAvING--E. HULL, ESQ, MORRISANIA, SAYS HE
"A saved 81 per a bill of groceries and Hour
bought from THOMAS r. AGNEW. 260 Greenwich street,
New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EDMUND FALCONER
his ''''"'''''s S VA
$ $#ssEEs $ $$zzzzE EEEssEE
1 4Ss f fSs r fSs
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IIssFFAAssTTssYs AsTtEEsY BRASS sAss s sAs
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REAL AV SSSSD r ss9SEss9Ss:
A ADDsIssISS. 6 SCENTS.
TA444fA4ssxzs 7 T4ss4sE::
.ua.,,, GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Ats $500.
% Ss$ II ShssSaS sssSSs $Ss
P 81 RSs CORPS
osSS$ Si EVENING sovnAs sRSS4 Ill
THE XII SHE'S
n ss s %S: sas and
4 HOUSES s. M III EERHsos
w wiz AN ds1hsH AIrSEP FsEpEs5oS, E%%Ssb.
rH xa!'dSs sn1sS,s AZ & asdis5.
Sls sdaesisa aes. DICK and Ixsss ..,v
The 'iT Efsi1gs y hyspnEAnr
GRAND Esss4R
FORTS H9n asA oE RA.1 sHA q
The pesfSmsnos viii commence with the very 'ucc'''A
ana ,asn1Ds E Hs Hy7 CIRCLE CENTS
SPECIAL Notwithstanding Of the NEW TICKET
$s;'S
The performance of thi. opera on Wednesday evsaias
S:s; i'sI sssss ~
'f MSS g l. / k k fSaasE'
in hi SfofE sSsiis part Eo Il SSns''''
10 s 6 ses u any the s SoS
tons NJ she Academy of Music schirmers, 7O Broadway.
s & HS HoyH4BEh
IL TKovAToRE
l. Sa1 n 4 AsR 1sssAso
i. s!h av Eve minutes walk from Brosdw.s:
orksisS sial wEDa EsbAs .' nov w. , Ssn's''
First time Of L. Leslie and s. Carke's great drama,
As Sp s iIabPs LONDON aK e Fe eirr.
the most complete and perfectly realistic production 70.
sSsa 4 ~ ixros1Ep LONDON
PANoRAMA or THE GREAT METROPOLIS
NOTE THIS EXCELLENT CAST
miss HERON
Harold. .....Mr y Bangs Ralph. Mr.. Lewis Bakes
Soo; k,ghon TOBY &c rar.loe e
Radcliffe. H. b. Phillip. Chief Justice g. Boyd
PROLOGUE, L 10 BRIDGE, with accurate view
Thames and shipping, Custom House, DC.
ACT I.-Charing Cross Railway Dcrot, Charing Cross
Temple bar, Sydenham.
ACT H. Old Bal ey Criminal Court, st. Pau's Cathedral
Greenwich Park and Hospital The Pou try Roy Exchange
Mansion House, Bank Of England, London Docks
departure OF large steamship.
ACT UI.-A London Drawing Room.
NOTE THESE PRlCES.-General admission, &C.,; e.
chera and boxes, VI b0 balcony boxes ~ family circle
30c.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT ~.
Box sheet open At the usual Offices.
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ADIU9Bn1BNT0s
COOrHs THEATRE
ID Twenty third street. between rIfyh and Sixth avsauss
SEVENTH WEEK.
MONDAY and every evening. except Saturday,
MISS BATEhAN,
MARY WARNER.

SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, LAST TIME or
ENOCH ARDEN
SATURDAY EVENING NOV. 49,
PALGRAVE SIMPSONS DOMESTIC DRAMA OFT
TIME AND THE HOUR.
kOTICE-In order to accommodate those residing In the
suburbs and adjacent cities the box sheet for MARY
WARNER win be opened
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
the box Office of the ticket ONCE,
at the music store Of e. II. Dtson Co., I'll broadway
Parties address the once OF the theatre closing
the amount and rely having the dsengAged seats
reserved for them.
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PIANOFORTES.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN FIRST CLASS PIANOS
IA for cash or instruments; at $0 Ss $500 upright
Pianos from $40 STEEDMAN 4 HOLLYER, factory and
avenues
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A UCTION.-LARGE SALE THIS DAY SATURDAY..
n ll3 WEST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
II 4 u U L IL

A UCTION-LARGE SALE THIS pAy SATURDAY..
n 1l3 WEST TwENrY-SEVEIra STREET
LUX l. FITZGERALD. AuctoLeor,
will sell this Saturday morning, commencing at l0tE
O'clock Sl5go worth, and lG lots, catalogue Of
Handsome and Plain Household Furniture,
celebrated city made Pan9forte &c,
private residence Il2 West Tw street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Drawing Room consisting OF
magnificent solid rosewood walnut Drawing Room
sus French saln broca,e and silk reps superb rose
wood Pjano.oc Bookcase, Writing Desk, elegant Centre
and Side Tables brocae and lace Curtains 60 rich bronze
Figures, Clock, Vases Ornaments, velvet, Brussels and
hree-py Carpets black alnnt Chamber
Dining Room suits Turkish Lounges and Easy Chsr Beds,
Bedding, cured hair Mattresses, &c walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus Wardrobes Sofas Rockers Tables Chairs French
China Glass and Silver Ware. aud all the Kitchen Utensils
Sale positive This the srges. and richest sale OF the
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by MAX BhyEEspogrER, AUcTIDNEER.-sRLLs
ID 10 o'clock, III Wooster street Stock Fixtures fine
BILE soda Fountain Tables Chsr GLASS Jars Stock Coniec
onery Counters, Bhoscass &C. together In lots Buy
era deA lers invited
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A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE A
n magnificent Pianoorte; cost $500 for less than 1900
carved rosewood octave Ovssrung celebrated
street.
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YouNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION SPRING
street churthIhe opening lecture OF Che bcfors
this association will be delivered on tuesday evening" Nov
IN iho church, Spring street. varck By Rev. William
Amman, y. ID. Subjeot-dOn Developing Manncsa" AL
hre cordially invited. Admission frcc.
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BUREAU or ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
ID Washington City, Nov. 8. 1850.
Sale Of ssryiceAbls and unssrvicsabis
Ordnance Stores.
There will he sold public auction the highest bidder.
A noon "Wednesday November ~ 1862 At the onice OF
the Inspector OF Ordnance, Navy Yard Phadephs large
lot OF articles Of Ordnance comprising Cannon ProJectes
Small Arms and miscellaneous Stores
TermsOn-haf cash. In government funds, on the con-
cusioa OF the sale and the remainder within days after
wards during which time tbs Arcles removed from
tho yard Otherwise they win revert TO the government
Twenty days will be given for the OF the heavy gums
IL Is 10 be distinctly understood that guarantee will be
given purchasers Of article. offered for sale and noted Ia
the catalogue regards their condition and quality
but believed however, that everything offered for sale
A. LUDLOW CASE Chief Of Bureau.
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MEXICO.

Tue Revolution In tho .Wcst-Movenents Of
the Insurgents-Edect Of the Removal 81
General ROsecrans.
MAZATLAN, April 20, 1859.
The revolutionary sympathizers here are in very
high spirits over the reported defeat Of PARA and
forces by Palaco. These sympathlzers are numer-
Gus, but as yet keep quiet. The government has
received Official information OF the battle fought.
but on the strength OF the report immediately or
dered q cavalry force OF 800 strong to the front.
PARA, commanding the national troops, captured
seven OF Palacio's pickets ana had them instantly
shot. This species OF cruelty Is very common all
the country. The rev0lutiOnists continue falling
back towards the mountains taking up such POSI-
ton that they can quickly change the theatre OF
war to either OF the States OF Sonora Chihuahua or
and his followers are eagerly waiting for ex-Cov-
ern0r Vega, In whose favor they pronounced. lie
has not yet made his appearance, and 30 far has
been myth.
During the late running fight at Rosario between
the government troops and rev0lutionists one OF
three foreigners killed was an American citizen.
named julius Overc0tt, German. Another Ameri-
can CITIZEN named Wofsken, has been fined and
gous festival Full satisfaction has been gwen for
the outrage.
Governor Pesquiera, OF Sonora, with O strong
cavalry escort has arrived at Guaymas. His arrival
10 operate IN the interests Of the state govern
ment ON account OF federal 0verbearance,
Mexican authorities here credit the report that
General R0secrans has been removed and That an
open and avowed annexattonst Is to fill his place.
The press here Is very gloomy on the subject
News from the interior OF the republic consists In
revolutions, kidnappings, robbings aud highway
exploits The robbers are masters OF the public
roads at several points.
Steamship Montana, Captain Porter, sailed to-day
for San Francisco carrying seventy-nvc passengers
and $4,000 In specie.
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En9e,GN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mustapiia Edde Pacha, General OF Division has
been nominated by the Sultan 10 the chief command
of the ottoman troops In Bosnia ana the HerZego-
yina He will reside like his predecessors, at Sera-
jey0.
Lord LOTUS the British Minister at Berlin, recently
spent some days on visit to Count Bismarck,
at NarZin; but the Count failed IN his attempts to
learn the probable Intentions OF the British Cabinet
In the event OF war.
During the recent sensation caused in Florence by
the discovery OF the Mailman plot In Milan nuIner-
Gus private kilograms were seized by order OF the
Minister OF the INTERIOR under the plea that the gov.
eminent had every right to prevent the propagation
OF false news.
The cashier OF the convent OF Prem0ntres estab-
lished at Grimberghen (Begiuml near VilvOrde, has
abscOnded with all the funds belonging TO the instl
tuition. The P0pe's NunclO has gone to the spot TO
open an inquiry; the fugitive Is supposed 10 nave
taken refuge In Holland.
In making excavations for the improvements OF
Madrid singular discovery has been made near
more than three and covering surface Of about
forty feet was literally composed OF carbonated hu-
man bodies, being the remains OF the funeral piles OF
the old nquistiOn which was established upon this
spot and where its victims were burned. There
were also found many skulls, bones, &C., which
have been carefully deposited In one OF the cemee.
res Of Madrid. great number OF instruments OF
torture were also found
commission sent from Berlin has just marked
out the line of the Notifications intended TO defend
the town OF Kiei on the land side and which works
will be commenced Immediately after the visit OF
the King OF Prussia. The place will be surrounded
by wall and protected by four detached forts es-
tabshed on the heights. The inhabitants are
uneasy at this measure, which, In changing the
character OF the town, exposes them to dangers
without procuring them any advantages. Tue
Prusslans, however, proceed as II acting towards a
conquered people. large number or families have
left for the interior OF the country, while most OF the
young men are going abroad IN order TO avoid en-
being prepared To receive laborers from Prussia Tor
The execution of the WORKS decided on.
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FRANCE AND BELGIUM.
The prauco-i,cluinu RAILWAY p,mc,d,,

The following u a translation Of the protocol re.
Gently signed by the ministers Of France and Bel.
gium.--
IN order 70 define hH present position NJ the negotiations
dcrthken between the French government Cabinet
brnsses the Undersigned have up he following pro
tucOl.-
NJ Orbsn states that objections on principle prevent
te approval BY the Beigsn gOyernmont feaes pro
Jected ny the Eastern Company the Great
piny, and The company Tor working the hsilersnd Rail-
Tie efers' 10 this respect the verbal and written
declarations which he has made. ~ Trefe.rben then e.
csrs that, animated by desire 20 maintain
France and belgium the most friendly relations and 20 a.
hse the commercial intercourse between France belgium
assistance twaris tho ol The direct
mentioned IN the passenger trains 10
be- regulated according To local requirementa
~ ftrerbso places " s hands OF the MARQUIS de Lava
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RUSSIA.


Brculsiug Up of tho Ice ON the Neva.
communication from st. Petersburg, in the No'd
OF Brussels, says:-
The last sheet OF ice which was attached to the
right bank OF the Neva and which barred the river
front Of the Winter Palace broke up on the even
ing OF the I'D Of April. The commander OF the
fortress, followed by great number Of boats belong
ing to the river police the Yacht Club, the Custom
House and the watermen then crossed the stream
to the imperial residence to announce officially TO
his Majesty tnat the navigation was open. The
roar OF cannon spread the news through
ont the city, and the river, hitherto so
gloomy, was suddenly covered with large
number OF small craft moving J0yously III every
direction Formerly the commander Of the fortress
presented TO the Emperor on this occasion cup
Tiled with water from the Neva. and the sovereign
after tasting the liquid returned the goblet luli OF
pieces OF gold. At present liked sum, added TO
the functIonary's salary, Is substituted for that
nreaenl.
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Epitomc of New Brazilian Tariff.

CONSUMPTION OR IMPORT DUES.
ARTICLE /. All foreign goods, except those exs
cepted by article g. are when intended Tor consump-
ton in the country subject to the duties set forth in
the custom house tariff (schedue Az.
ART. =. Besides the above duties, five per cent OF
additional duties shall be levied until the end OF the
financial year 1s69-70, oil goods entered for con
sumption, except on those OF schedule Is. whose
additional duty shall be two per cent; on those
exempted in article 4, land on those OF schedule 9.
ART. g. This will not effect the legal abatement
made at Albuquerque on the goods OF schedule ID.
Intended Ior consumption. In Case the goods 60 ~
another province the abatement must be paid back
on penalty OF doubled rate.