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Sale to Foreclose MORTGAGE

John Agnew us. ~. r. Taylor.
k "iI.uG ~ @ OF power of attorney to me given ov
,,;,i "a. III IN 1aylor, bearing date January IS 1867
Will sell, at public auction, at Newberry Court
hGnse, All & on the ne flMST M MONDAY in February next
honndod AL, ahat IT, t,thaNNIATlON in Newborry County,
Thomas Floyd, on the touth and south. h.east bv o
the the Sa,nda RIVER West by lands of James Lind
say and IL. Williams, North and Northw west Nv
lands Of Griffin; containing nine hundred .n;y uy
forty-one L3i1 acres more or legs ""o
TERMS OF SALE Twenty hundred 1872 5Ool
doilars and the expenses OF the sale in cash tha
baiance on a credit Of ono and two years, seemed
Dy % pond and mortgage, with approved sureties
iurchasers to pay for stamps and papers
JOHN AGNEW
Jan y s4 Attorney Of MorSgagor
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feel bound to say, that regard Your Schnapps
as Delng, IN every respect, pref mncntly pure
ana deserving of medical patronage. AT ali events
1t is the purest possible article of Holland Gin
heretofore unobanmblc; and as such NAV b,
safely prescribed by phi, sicinns.
DAVID l.. MOTT, NJ. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
MEXICO.

Military Executions Again In Fashieu-Thc
Mcxicans Frightened at Them at Lnst-The
Shooting Ordered TO BE Stopped-Negrete
Not Yet Found-Romcre ON the situation-
Rebels Defeated at Tamaulipas.
HAVANA, March ., 1869.
Later intelligence from Mexico states that many
executions had taken place that the people were
thrown into the greatest trepidation and dismay
The feeling OF horror at the butchery was intense
that President Juarez had ordered suspension Of
executions everywhere In the republic.
All the officers held a. prisoners were to be taken
to the capital and tried for treason. The rumor that
Colonel Mayer, late OF the United States Army, had
been shot proves to be incorrect lie Is prisoner.
however, and has been ordered to the capital for
trial.
General Negrete, the insurgent leader, had not
been found at the latest accounts. report was
current shat he was not entirely routed, but had re-
tired and was engaged in recognizing his forces.
A letter from Senior Romero TO q friend says that
those who now clamor for change Of ministry are
the very persons whose opposition to the admini-
stration fomented the recent rebellious movements
Their motives she letter continues gnoble, and
they represent but minority OF the people. Presi.
dent Juarex win not heed their clamors.
General Escobedo has defeated the insurgents
under Canales In Tamaulipas.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
IELrsaApnlc NEWS IIEMs.

John y. Miller, dentist, formerly OF New YORK. was
found dead near Paris, Tenn. on Monday, having
died OF debility and exposure.
The second trial to elect mayor in Saco, Me- re-
suted yesterday in the choice Of Moses Lowell, re-
publican, by 800 majority.
rne morocco factory Of Gott,sib Frank. lao willow
.,yset philadelphia was burned yesterday. The
loss is estimated ct $1,000,
The distilery Of Berthold Thompson. on Twelfth
street ST Louis, was destroyed by nre yesterday.
The loss il between $4,000 and $4,000; insured for
$4,000 t.+
Tne dif,cu,ty between the Northern Central and
the Erie railways has been adjusted, and the cars
OF the former company make regular trips over the
Erie line.
new theatre, called the Music Hail. seating $500
persons recently completed In Worcester. Mass,
WAS dedicated last evening with the play Of THE
Lady OF Lyons"
wiuam Jones, brakeman on the special fregr. !,
train on the ohio and Mississippi Railroad, fre ,m
CINCINNATI to st. Louis, was run over BY train les
terday morning, and killed.
the Union Pacific railroad track passed Oriien
n, salt Lake valley yesterday. The road is now clear
OF snow and the trains are running to The en Of the
track.
General John c. Breckinrdee afer an exnc Of near.
IN eight years. reached his nome at Lexington KY,
early yesterday morning, and Wi imme diately renew
the practice Of law; but yin carefully eschew
politics.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


ALBANY, March o. 1862
The Assembly bill Incorporating the Andrew jack
son Club was recOmmitted to the Judiciary Committee
on MIR. Folger's motion.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MURPHY-Amending the law establishing
the Metropolitan Ponce District and It's government
It requires the Commissioners to detail policemen to
attend the criminal courts.
BY Mr.. .PIERcE-Incorporating the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association.
by MIR. MISUNDERSTANDING the law regarding
the formation OF corporations Tor manufacturing,
mining, mechanical or chemical purposes 30 as to
BY Mr.. GRAHAM-Amending the law relating to
wills passed In 1854.
BY Mr.. GENEr-To amend the law providing for
the appointment an additional number OF notaries
public for the State OF New York. 1t gives $50 extra
notaries to New York city and dve to each Assembly
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the construction OF
9 railroad from New Brighton 70 0nondaga Valley.
u q o0 sss s lSr as
Warren street. Syracuse; also authorizing the syra-
cuse stone Quarry Railroad to purchase quarry on
By Mr. GxNrr-Denning territory for the use OF
the Harlem Railroad depot at Forty-sec0nd street;
also the % 70 ss and
BY Mr.. CHArAAN-Amending the School law Of
Binghamton.
On motion OF Mr.. FoLGER the bill providing for the
submission OF the amended constitution was recon-
mitted to the Judiciary Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
For the appointment Of President pro tenn. OF the
Metropolitan Board Of police; incorporating the
Prospect Park Hotel Company. The Dill relating to
evidence in criminal proceedings was reconsidered
and passed.
Mr.. CROWLEY, from the Committee on Cities No
ported q bill relative to the Tax commissioners of
New York city, 1t Ia the same as the bill introduced
last year ON MS motion = was referred 70 the Com
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-LoSDos, March o.
4:aO II. M--Consols closed at g21< 92gs for money
and e2y, u 90 for the account. United States fve-
tweniies quiet and steady at s2L. Stocks quiet;
Erie, 24,4; Illinois, 97 Atlantic and eGreat West
ern. 80.
quiet. Rentes, II francs.
LIvERPooI COTTON MARKET.-LrvRRpooL. March
$3.50 r. M.-The marker closed quiet Mlddng
uplands 1aild; mddling Orleans l2esd. The sales
OF the day have footed MP 5000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, March -
Evening.-Cotton closed nrmer but not higher on
spot and TO arrive.
LrvERrooL BRKADsrurFs sMARKErs.-LIvERPooL
March g-Evenng.--No. red western wheat % per
GENITAL Corn, sis per quarter for old mixed Western
and 2qs cd for new ditto.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LrvERpOOI.
March s.-Lard firm at 54s. Cd. per cwt- Pork quiet
and steady.
LIvERooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvERroor, March
p-Evenng. .-Rosin, 6s. Cd. per cwt. for common
North Carolina. Spirits Of petroleum have declined
ID per gallon; refined Is. SD per gallon. Lnseed
OIL f2e los per ton.
ioNDoN PRoDucE MARKEr.-LoNpoS, March o.
Talow 46s. Oh. per cwt Sugar dun, at 3es Cd. per
cwt for No. IL Dutch standard on the spot.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwFRP, March e.--Pctro-
leum easier at 81 francs Is centmes for standard
white.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
ASSEMBLY
ALBANY, March Q, lso!


coxMKNDATroS or PRESIDENT GRANT.
The remainder Of the report OF the Committee on
Federal Relations on the Tenure OF once law, en-
dorsing its original enactment and commencing
General Grant, was adopted by q vote OF 50 to q.
ror ,ne erection OF PAS saors rassED and Soldiers nouu.
Brigade Association OF inc city Of New YORK; ena-
the Salaries Of the superintendents OF the Poor for
q new bridge over the Oswego river at Phoenix;
relating to the collection OF county taxes II Bn.aio;
OF Oswego; authorizing the Canastola and Cazenovia
Railroad 70 take increased fare; to amend the School
vertical stone walls on the bank OF the Erie Canal at
Macedon; amending the general railroad law;
amending sne oearer o. Sag ,ne
the charter OF the Rhlnebeck Gas Company; enlarg-
ing the boundaries OF tue village OF Goshen; amend
ing the charter OF the Public Exchange OF the city
EVENING SESSIONS.
On motion Of Mr.. LA BAU IL was resolved that ses-
sions bc held on Tuesday, wednesday and Friday
evenings for the consideration OF general orders.
Recess.
HILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Relative to the collection OF taxes In 0nondaga
county; authorizing the construction Of bridge
ing the act altering commissioners map
of Brooklyn; authorizing the city Of Troy
to borrow relating 70 y Dy ana sn
law incorporating the Genesee Annual Conference;
to amend the charter OF the village OF Johnstown;
to prevent the carrying Of concealed loaded
weapons.
TnE NEW YORK AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
A bill authorizing the issuing and guaranteeing OF
bonds in aid OF the New York and Albany Railroad
was progressed.
Mr.. sELKREG moved TO recommit It with instruc.
tons TO incorporate therein provision creating an
absolute sinking fund by annual taxation upon real
ana personal property Of the towns or mhncipal
corporations issuing bonds IN favor OF said railroads
sucient to entirely extinguish the principal OF sucn
bonds at their maturity or at the end OF thirty
years: also that the dividends received from the
railroad shall be turned towards the payment OF the
principal and interest OF said bonds
Tabled on motion OF Mr.. JACOBS
Ausurued.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
the CUBAN ASSOCIATION CONCERT.

concert under the auspices Of the Cuban Ladies'
Relief Association, for the purpose OF procuring
funds TO aid the sick and wounded OF the patriot
army Of Cuba, took place last evening at stenway
Han, which was filed with . fashionable assem-
bage The spanish American residents attended in
large numbers the general public were also
numerous. The artists who included Nine. Gaz-
zaniga, siRnorina RonconL Slgnors Boy. Fossati
ana Ronconi executed their respective parts sue.
cessfully and were much applAuded. Signoripa
Inez Henrques De Leon made her first appearance
on this occasion and was fAvorahly received. Hav-
ing been thrown the Cuban national nag BY one OF
the ladies OF the association she waved " amidst
fhe affair was emlnently successful ana was 70
garded - favorable expression OF American SYM
pathy with the Cuban Evolutionary cause.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Dissatisfaction with tho Special Railroad
ommitfee-Rumored Delay in Making Their
Repsrt-The Governors Veto Sustained by
ALBANY, March Q. 1869.
The members OF the special committee on rail-
roads, which was sitting last week In the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL with closed DOORS are In their seats
to-day. There Ia good deal OF dissatisfaction here
al thetar Chamber character OF their Investigations
II Is thought, and very properly. that the public
should have the benefit OF the testimony taken be-
fore them. 1t looks suspicious that they should
reserve such portions OF II as they may not
choose to give In their report They say
that 1t will require thirty days to take all the test
mony they expect to get, In which case their report
will come In at the tail OF the session. and may not
be acted upon by this Legislature after all. 1t to
be hoped, however, that the committee will see the
Importance OF completing their duties with little
delay as Is consistent with the subject. There was
o great fuss made about the resolution un-
der which this committee was appointed and great
Things were expected from its abors but the people
Will not be content to ind the matter smothered up
III COMMITTEES, reporters OF the press excluded, and
the investigation germuggered with locked
doors. The committee investigating the affairs OF
succeeded In getting any testimony yet. What the
Committee on Gas Companies has accomplished the
HERALD b supplying fully to the public from day to
The Governors veto sent to the Senate last night
on the bill providing for filling vacancies in the
ONCE OF justices OF the peace the town OF Low
willie has the entire accordance OF Of both po-
ltical parties Governor Hd4fmans views upon
the question Of special LEGISLATION have been
He refers the action OF the Legislature to
general laws where they exist and where they do
cover special cases, he recommends that legisla-
tors will give their attention 70 passing general
laws and not waste their time on special acts. II
alter this decisive opinion OF the Governor special
bills are forced upon the Legislature may be set
down to simple bullheadedness, for he win as
suredly veto them a. fast as they reach
the Executive Chamber. The Governors
decision IN this matter is based upon good
sense and sound law, and he is not the man TO with
draw from his position under these circumstances.
1t is an innovation on our usual system OF legsla-
ti0n which was much needed.
This being general order day in the House
large number OF bills were passed, but with
the exception OF the bill empowering the
Board or Supervisors to raise $4,000 for the
erection OF . Soldiers and Sailors monu-
ment in New York, and another to incorporate the
"lrish Brigade Ass0ciati0n,n very little was done
having reference to the city OF New York. The in
corporators OF the Brigade Association are Co0nels
Byron Cavanagh, MCGEE and Quinlan, General Han
cock General r. H. Jones, Majors Haverty and Mili
ken, Captains HOrgan, Condor. Bresiln, Hyland and
Lieutenant Healy.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
TIE nEw ssnAcE.,
Inauguration OF a veiocipede RiniS-A Race
Course for velocipedes.

Inauguration OF a veiocipede Rinik-A Race
Course for velocipedes.
No new sport pastime that has ever yet been
introduced In this city has taken such popular hold
as the novel, healthful and exciting veocipede, and
within the few months that elapsed since their
Introduction almost every manufacturer OF carriages
has gone into the business OF making them,
and at least dozen veloeipede "riding
schools" "halls'' and sacademesv have been
established, where tyros are instructed in the man.
agement OF the nery, untamed bicycle and experts
display their proficiency for the emulation of tum-
bling, straddling, top-heayy beginners. One OF the
latest competitors IN the new enterprise is the
veteran Cammeyer. the ideal base barst or the
Inaugurated hall where lessons are given and In
now engaged In preparing an open air veiocipede
race track q quarter OF q mile In circumference
where the exhllaratng gyrations may be induged In
without stint Of ssea ROOM" and 'gr0ggyr riders
may s.wabble" around without fear OF collidng with
walls or fences The track viii be laid with the
Scrimshaw composite pavement, and 1t is expected
riders. At the Inauguration Of Cammeyer's hall.
few days since. large number OF professionals
were present aud performed feafs on the veloci-
pede as artistic daring and graceful aS any
ever performed within o circus ring. Charley
Howell and John and Robert Witty gave some
wonderful exhibitions In one OF which the three per-
formers rode on angie velocipede, forming groups
and executing difncult athletic feats while tne
vehicle was being propelled at full speed. "Al"
Howard, the skater, Mr. Raymond, r. J. Goodwin and
other gentlemen also exhibited remarkable skl, ana
tits safe to assert that this viii be the most exciting
and popular pastimc Of the approaching summer
season.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Success or tho Republican Candidates By In-
creased Najorities-A Light Vote Cast
Speech Of the Governor Elect.

Success or tho Republican Candidates by In-
creased Najoritiss-A Light Vote Cast
Speech Of the Governor Elect.
CONCORD, March Q, 1869.
The returns from the State election show smaller
vote than In November. bur indicate an increased
republican majority over March last, when Harri-
man was elected Governor by about 2, 500 majority.
Tho election to-day OF Onslow Stearns, republican,
for Governor over John Bede, democrat, IL pro-
badly secured by 5000 majority Also fun repub-
lcan delegation Congress and large majority in
the State Legislature.
Dover gives Stearns s2a, Bedel 444 republican
gain Of 105.
Manchester gives Stearns l.yos, Bedei 1922; re-
publican gain OF $50.
Portsmouth gives stearns Liza Bedel s82; q re-
publican gain OF 1872. Portsmouth elects eight re-
publicans to the Legislature and two democrats.
Among the republicans elected Is Frank II. Miller.
Returns from all portions OF the State show re-
John II. Bailey, republican is elected to the Sem
ate In the First district over Frank Jones by l5o
Concord gives stearns 1.5o4, Bedel so5, republi-
Nashua gives stearns ess, Bedel 1s7, republican
sixty-six towns show republican gain OF over
500 SINCE last year.
night BY large crowd and responded as fol0ws:-
MY NEIGHBORs AND FRIHNDs-I thank you for
tuS vIsiI anu ne8rty rocIprOcat0 your COngratula-
tons on the victory this day achieved. 1t is no
more my victory than 1t Is the verdict OF the people
uninnuenced by excitement ana unswayed by poll
ticians-a reanirmation Of New Hampshire's attach
ment to republican principles and OF her determine
ton to stand by President Grant his declared pur
poses OF introducing economy retrenchment and
reform into every department OF the government.
AS New Hampshire was the first to formally
present the name OF General Grant to the
nation, 1t Is fitting that her people
should send as greeting the first Endorsement Of
MS administration. ! am glad to see you always,
gentlemen; AN especially glad to see you now.
Again thanking you for the honor OF this visit wish
you good night
Mr.. +. II. Rollins furnishes the following de-
spatch:-.
The republicans have elected eight Of the twelve
Senators, and majority in the House OF Repre-
sentatives OF about sixty. One hundred and ax-
teen towns give Stearns q, $780, Bedel 1918, re-
publican gain on the vote OF last spring OF 900 The
republicans have carried seven Of the ten counties.
Another despatch says stearns win have 4,Ooo ma
Jorty. All the congressman are reelected. ). ID.
Voarles, republican, Is elected railroad commits
si0ner. Merrimack county has gone republican.
CONCORD, March 9-1l T. NJ.
One hundred and twenty towns give Stearns
s42, Bedel 70. 100; probable majority for Stearns
$500
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
CUBA.

Arrival Of the Narrngansctt at Havana-
Skirmishes in Sagua LIN Grnnde-Reports
Regarding President Grant's Views ON the
Cuban Question-Havana Markets.
HAVANA, March Q, 1862
The United States Cunboat Narragansett arrived
here to-day.
Several skirmishes are reported to have taken
place between the troops and insurgents within the
Jurisdiction OF sagua.
Many reports are In circulation regarding Presi-
dent Grants views and intentions In relation TO the
Cuban question.
The sugar market is steady; sales were made to-
day on . basis OF o.. reals per arrobe for No. IL
Dutch standard. Exchange on London, 1ok Q IL
per cent premium; on the United States, sixty days
sight, in gold, u TX per cent discount; short sight,
par q per cent premium; in currency, sixty days.
sight, 20 . Is per cent discount
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

And other great ones coincident to monopolies
exist here. 1t has been, on former occasion,
suggested that the completion Of the French
ocean cable would correct the wrong; but this
would be only partial corrective. 1t might
save New York from these frequent plumber
|ings, but every other market in the Union
would still be subject to them. The true and
radical remedy for this evil is the postal tele-
graph system and the establishment Of plan
Of reports from the boards Of trade in every
great mart of their daily operations. When
this is dons our merchants will feel that they
are freed from an incubus in the present power
of the yellow slip and from the speculating
procIiyities Of great monopolies.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
CHICAGO. March Q, 1869.

Judge McRoberts, Of the Circuit Court today In
case Of habeas corpus In which the prison wardens
were commanded TO produce the body OF James Fox,
convicted ofseveral charges and committed for diner
ent terms each to commence on the expiration Of the
preceding one, decided that the sentence commences
from the time Of the pronounced Judgment, and
must be in the present and not in the future Thirty
other prisoners thus confined. The warden asked
for decision and the Court decided that they must
be discharged.
horrible case Of poisoning was discovered today
In Bridgport The wife aud two cLildren OF Morris
Fear were found lying dead In bed. MT. Fear was
found lying with the corpses nearly dead. They are
supposed to have been poisoned. No particulars
have been ascortained.
The New York herald., 1869-03-10
TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Stormy Debate in the Spanish
Cortes.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
President Grants Course Anxiously
WatchedAin Havana.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Negrete Reorganizing the Rev
0luti0nary Forces.
Suspension OF Military Exc
cutiOns.
-~~-~~~~~~--~~~~~~--
The Virginia Republican COnven-
tiOn in q Row.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS
4 Republican Victory by Increased
N6ajorities.
Suspension OF Military Exc
cutiOns.
The Virginia Republican Conven-
tiOn in q Row.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIONS
4 Republican Victory by Increased
16ajorities.
5PAiN.

A Tilt In the Constituent Cortes Between
the Republicans and MOnarchists About the
Future Form Of the G0vernment-Rcmarl<s
of the Speakers.
MADPID, March 0, 1859.
There was stormy debate during the session OF
the Constituent Cortes yesterday. The republican
members made bitter attacks upon the Ministry for
their alleged monarchica proclivities. They de-
manded that the Duke OF Montpensler be dvested
of his rank Of Marshal Of Spain and accused the pro-
visional government Of endeavoring 20 smuggle him
into the country for the purpose Of placing him upon
the throne
General Prim replied that the Duke could not with
justice be deprived OF his title OF Marshal.
Admiral Topete, the Minister Of the Marine. amid
great excitement declared that kingdom with
Montpensier on the throne was preferable TO a re-
public.
Marshal Serrano made calm and dignihed speech
defending the provisional government from the
attacks Of the republicans, asserting the sovereign
authority Of the Cortes and insisting that the deter
mination OF form OF government for Spain and the
choice Of her future ruler should be left to the Con-
stituent Cortes alone. He deprecated the violent
pressure brought to bear upon the Cortes by the
republican party as impolitic and unfair.
In the course OF the session Senior Fgilerola Min
lister Of Finance. expressed himself in favor Of free
trade, and advocated immediate but gradual reform
In the customs by the adoption OF compromise
tariff