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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
United States ship Gunrd-Her Arrival nnd
List Of Officers.

United States ship Gnnrd-Her Arrival and
List Of Officers.
The United States storcship Guard, six guns, ar
rived at this port yesterday afternoon from Char
lottetOwn, Prince Edward Island, and Ia now
anchored of the Battery. The passage Of twenty
days was marked by five terrible gales, but fortu-
nately the stanch old war vessel received no DAM
age. excepting the splitting OF Q few minor sails.
The following Is q list OF her officers.--
COfnDo7adev--Edwar ard r. Lull tcommanding)
Lieutenant CoDa1ads.der-G. G. Schulze executive
oncer).
Lseutsnant-John 8. Newell navigator
Mdsters--J0hn L. Merre, A. r. Couden, Alfred
Elliott. John M. Hawiey.
Past Assistant PdvDa0ser-Frank Bissell.
Assistant Sur1eOn-Aifred GnGfth.
Mfdshtpnaen-Robert 9. Peck, J. J. Hunker, T. G.
G. Saltor, James ii. Bull.
M0P-J. w. Simmons.
Commanders Cle7th-FranCis M. Epyley,
F0Us)llst6r's GsRrk--rhan hAPgU
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SUPERIOR CouaT-spEcIAL TElE.
New Trini o. nm OLD SUIT Against Oil Conn
puMy.
Before Judge Jones.

ruMy.
Before Judge Jones.
Peter c. anthony rs. Asher ID. Attiason-This is
all action 10 recover for nondenvery OF $500 shares
Of the stock Of the Sherman h Barnsdale OH COM
pany, which shares The paintir alleges he bought.
The defence Is that the stock was not sold by the
defendant, but was pledged by the piaintT to the
defendant to secure loan Of $4,000, which the de-
PENDANT advanced TO one Arnold. the plaintiffs as
signor, who mas since deceased, to pay his original
subscription. The defendant held Arnold's note for
this amount, and Arnold held a written contract
for the delivery OF the stock on the payment
OF this note. Tie note was not paid and the stock
was sold at public auction, upon notice, TO Arnold
Alter Ch3 Arnold assigned his claim 10 the plainti,
who brings this action. On the first trial before
Judge McCunn the latter ruled ont all the defen-
dants evidence, and the General Term reversed the
judgment on this account and ordered n new trial.
A large number OF witnesses have been examined.
The case Is still on
Decision.
Benjamin +. Stephens Us. MANLY Roiye-MOtiOn
denied, With ten dollars cost
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, Nov. d 1870.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD GEre
Noticing rejection upon the management OF the
Park Commissioners, cannot help drawing atten.
tion to the work on the upper section ofavenue ST.
Nicholas. The Commissioners have taken II IN hand
with vigor and efhcienCy truly refreshing This,
toe, only because some Of our people here showed
good reasons therefor, which, BY tho way, did not
include wines, dinners, money or political influence
CITIZEN,
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Before Judge CardoZo.
Gotlie6 DethloT u.s. Nina Deth,o6.--Report of re-
fierce confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
IN TIE Matter Of TIE Petition or a. d. Dusa et a.
Application for leave to mortgage granted.
Md,Y A. Cdnh'eH Us. Samuel Cdat7en.-Default
opened and all subsequent proceedings vacated.
Defendant may answer In ten days payment OF
ten dollars costs OF motion and the referees fees 10
be adjusted
Before Judge Ingraham.
NetD York ans Broocyl Ferry CoAlDaqlyrs, .Snaith
Ell dL-FindngS settled.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY,

Insurgents but be was enabled to beat them on and
bring IN the cattle with small loss X
From the line OF Gualmar0 come reports OF en-
counters which indicate much activity there. The
details are Of no interest,"
The Insurgents ID. Manuel Torres Serrano ana Juan
Martinez, recently captured, have been shot.
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CluaT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GrNERAL TERM.--Ueld by In
graham, r. j., Card0z0 aud Barnard, J. "opens
IL A. Al. Balance preferred calendar and en,inlcr
ated motions Nos. 70. 10, 76, rs, 81, 81, 81.
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Activity Of the Insurgcnfs-Re ducrion Of
spanish Forces from Disease -Cubans As
saMiinG tho O6ensivS-Spanish I.osses-De.
structiOn Of Estates.
SANTIAGO DE CUgA, Oct. "a, 1870.
The insurgents are at present In great numbers In
this jurisdiction, often approaching CLOSE to the city
and manirestng boldness and enterprise un-
squalled since the breaking out OF the insurrection.
Doubtless this owing to the fact that the Spanish
forces have been greatly reduced during the sum.
mor BY cholera and other ep1demics, while those
that remain far less effective than BEFORE owing
70 the facilitating effect OF the climate The great
Valmaseda is still In command here, but his pinguid
Excelency seems to have less Ia to for heroic deeds
than heretofore, and evidently prefers ''smply ca
pering In lady's chamber while waiting MS ex
pected cali from the volunteers Of Havana to the
head OF the superior political government OF the
island
Until Of late no operations have been attempted
against the insurgents, ana they have been permit
ted TO go about gathering supplies and destroying
property without any interference. Recently, how
over columns under Martinez Colonel Campo Lieu
tenant Colonel Daza and others have gone out, and
some well contested encounters have taken place.
OF course, entirely favorable TO the troops though
admitting In some INSTANCES very considerable
be situated at the confluence OF the Caoba and
BrunI rivers, and Colonel Martinez has gone thither
under Colonel Campo was vigorously attacked by q
body OF insurgents, and though It is claimed they
WoT6 0Flven Oh, tno Spanish dCkuOWle0ks y IoHb III
Killed and wounded OF four officers ana thirteen
men. This is the first occasion on which the insur
gents have assumed The offensive In many months
On the nth the Regiment Corona had . fight with
the enemy, In which they lost three Killed and nine
wounded, the latter including two officers
This condition Of AFFAIRS has had very depressing
effect the Inhabitants here. and the hopes which
some have sherithed OF an end to the insurrection
are rapidly dying out
The Insurgents recently burned the cofree estate
Dtamanlo Belonging to the Marquis de Nillaytre
end carried OF ell the slaves
Arrival Of Reinforce meuts-Captnre of Cattle
General Activity In shc Ceunfry-MOre Exc
cuslOns.
PUERTO PRINCIPE, Dol. 25, 1870.
There Ii very little OF interest occurring here to
relieve the monotony Of q city surrounded BY armed
bands, which certain to gobble up any person or
thins hat may be found half mile outside. On the
1dfh special train arrived from Nuevtas, bringing
the nrsf instrument OF troops intended to be used In
the new effort to put down the instruction. The
usual patriotic demonstrations were attempted but
proved failure for want Of little enthusiasm On
the nth the hearts OF the hungry In the CITY, of
wbiCh there are not few, were made glad by the
arrival Of conua guerilla force bringing 800 head
Of cattle nom the country. The commander Car
Iio reports that he was vigorously pressed by the
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SUPREME Coual-caAMssss.

Benjamin +. Stephens Us Manly Ho,oe.--M0tion
denied, with ten dollars cost.
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The Artillery School and Its AssnilLnts-Dej
fence ny n Graduate.
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the eamship City OF Merida, Captain Deaken
nom Vera Cruz October 1s, sisal October Is and
Havana October 20, with merchandise and thirty
nine passengers. arrived AZ this port yesterday.
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God Ii.
g he Timetable OF the 0. C. "A. r.
X. Will b. found under the markets.

The Fifteenth Amendment celebration at
CorIy, yesterday, was u very pleasant af-
fair Large delegations were in attend
-ance rom Erie, TitusvIle. Oil City. Petrol.
cum Centre and ether places. The only
ming tbat occurred to mar the festivities OF
the occasion.was the premature discharge Of
a cannon which was being fred in honor OF
the d'y, BY which Joseph Thompson, o
white man, was frigh'fully injured. lie
was blown some distance from the cannon.
his left hand torn to shreds. and his breast
sud cody torriby lascerated. A subscrip.
ton Tor mis- benegt was started on The spot
by the co!ored people and over a hundred
dollars reised.
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1t Will be remembered that q few davs
since We called attention to resolution o
Congress, approved July 2S, 1866, exempt
ing hono!ably discharged soldieis Of the
late war from the income tax, and suggest
ed that the Revenue officer make the neces-
sary Inquiries from the department, which
was done BY Mr.. Ross Assistant Revenue
officer. In reply to the inquiry Commits
soner De!ano says:
In reply that they are not: that the reso-
luton OF July 2S, 1866, reieis exclusively to
tue tax imposed Dy the joint esolutluu ui
July 4, 1864.
The act Of June 80, 1864, imposed certain
taxes upon annual gains, profits, and in
come OF the year 1864 The joint resolution
of July :, 1864, imposed lax OF tive per
centnin upon the Income of 1863, additional
to that Imposed thereon by the act of 1862
Inc tax uu6er the act Of June 80 was with
held iton the pay OF the officers uf the
Army 10y TIE disnnrsing officers US provided
by law. Tho resolution OF Juiy.4 1864.
containing no provision for withhUldlne the
lax thereby imposed. Consequently, when
tie war closed, and the officers and soldiers
returned hone, it was found that thew were
!ia6lc to taxation upon both their pay and
other income under the resolution oil July 4,
and SCISSORS, as was their duty. began in
make assessments. The matter was 1rouaht
to lhe notice Of Congress, aui The resolution
oi July IS, 1865, was Immediately passed.
declaring that tie special income tax Im-
posed by said resolution Of July should
not ''be further enforced aga'ns. said oil
GERS or soldiers lately in the service Of the
United States. aud who have teen houora-
oly discharged therefIom"
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1t Is worth ones while to step into the
hardware store OF Blackmon & Nicholson
and examine heir stock of hardware. cu tlery
of all kinds. Their shelves are fairly beud.
ing under the weight of goods n that line,
both usefn! ard ornamental, principally use
iu!, Which enn be bought cheap for cash.
In addition 10 the hardware department.
can he found as complete stock Of well
fixtures as can be found in the oil regions,
Their gentlemenly clerks, Messrs Merchant
and Hart, are always on hand to wait on
customers. and exhibit the stock of goods
NessTs. BlocSmon & Nicholson are young
men Of good business qualifications, and
honest and upright in their dealings in
consequence are building up an extensive
trade. Success to them.
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LEGTsLATToN FOR VENANGo County. In
addition to titles OF bills already published.
passed by the Legislature relative to Venan'
so County, are The following:
An act requiring the County Commission
ers of Lancaster County to give bonds
with snreties for the faithful performance
of their dutiee. extended {, Vepnnro
County. Also. requiring the County Com
missioners to publish plans or specification
for the erection of public bridges, buildings.
etc, and award tho contract to the lowest
bidder who can furnish bonds approved by
the Ccnrt and giving the Commissioners
discretionary powers in case the lowest bid
der for such contracts cannot furnish the
proper bond,
AN act to enable The city Of Franklin, to
fund the debt.
An act 10 prevent cattle. horses, sheep.
mules, goats or swine from running at large
in Canal Township.
an act relative TO the Masonic Order
holding property, etc.
IN act relative to an Insurance Company,
in Oil City, transferring its n,sets to the
fire depar menis of Oil City and Vcnango
City.
An act repeating the Police Bill rs ap-
piled TO Petroleum Centre.
An act Incorporating the Banan Horse
Railroad Company.
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NEW WE'LL At PITHoLE, new well
was struck at Pithole, on Friday last, which
is yielding 30 bbis per day by actual
measurement. The well is located on the
bluff Of the Hiner farm, near the buryinr
ground, on portion of the farm hitherto
nndeve'oped. Mr.. Schrleber, of Plthole City,
is the owner This looks as if the Pjtbole
territory was coming up once more. The
striking of this well will have tendency
to encourage development at that point.
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Considerable excitement has been occas.
Toned by the recent strike of the well on the
fats of the Columbia farm. The well is
now yielding 36 barrels per day. The ter
ritory on which it is located has been de-
veloped pretty Thoroughly some years ago
and was suppo-ed to have been pumped
dry. Other wells are to be started at once.
Tue depth of this well ia about 500 feet.
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a lady residing in Charleston. Mass.
who has suffered lately from an iraameG
neck, has been old by her physicians that
1t Ia caused by insects called borers, inhab-
iting Hindoo bark braid OF ber chignon..-
She has cast away her chignon and has had
her head shaved, fearing some Of, the insects
had taken up their abode in her nc,ura
back hair.
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On next Sunday the members Of the
Methodist Church hold their third Ouarter-
" meeting. Preparatory services will be
ne'd Thursday evening. Preaching by Rev.
r. W. Hawkins.
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An advertisement in late Vicksburg
paper reads as follows: "The man who
bet box of cigars that it would be boy
and lost 1t because it turned ont a girl, had
better come and pay me for the cigars or
will put his name in the above, and let the
public know whe the unfortunate gent is
G. NJ. lIaszipger.
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The MjddleseX Eagle claims that Mr.. J.
P Arb angb, of that placr. recently discov-
cred strange mineral noar the town, which
upon investigation. turns ont to be good
silver. And this is found in great quanti-
ties, so it is said. The people OF Mercer
county ought to be happy, as they now have
within their borders silver. iron, coal, pc
troleun, and perpetual motion.
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The weather is growing warmer.

hr. J. S. Patterson Is improving and
identifying his residence on the Boyd farm,
ny putting up a new fence, planting trees,
dc. Improvements OF this kind always
iendan additional charm to home, and serve
1o bind together the hearts that meet round
the old hearthsone.
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NEWS ITEMS

| Z Dayton. Ohio, claims to have the heavi-
est Mayor in the Union-400 pounds.
| Brida tours on street cars are said to BE-
fa shionabIe in Baltimore.
The Ca,skll mountains are still capped
with snow.
The Cuuard line is entitled to the proud
distinction Of never having lost vessel or II
Passenger.
Mark Twain says that the standing toas.
in California mining camps is: Heres
hoping your dirt'ill pan out gay"
Canton, Ohio, has subscribed nearly 500
eco TO the Pittsburgh. Canton and Chicago
railway, without going outside of the city
and township.
After wedding it was formerly Gus
tom to drink honey, dissolved in water. for
twenty days-a moons age. Hence the
origin of honeymoon.
The curions will be delighted TO know
that the word ''its' cannot be found in the
Scriptures, FROM the beginning to the
end.
4 drayman in Cincinnati undertook to
cross thb railroad track in advance Of q
train. lie won't have any use for his IL
cense hereafter.
New York swels sustain their languIsh-
ing spirits with small scent bottles. which
are set into the handles OF their umbrol-
las.
The Incomplete link in the air line rail-
way between Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati
the sixteen miles between Dresden AMI /
zsnesvile-is to be put under contract I'M
mediately.
Fletcher, the 'c,or is reported to he seri-
ously i'll in Boston.
An ice jan on s.. Clair Flats dctains
learly ore hundred vessels at Detroit. |
The message of Allen Wrisht rrincipal
'hief of the Caoctaw nation, concerning the
petial session 0! the Council. is sind 10 he
Ii aIe document. He says great change
: approaching and advises the psopl, to
'repare for it, Ha advises the organization
4 the State of Okolohoma, and application
Or admission as State oftne Union.
The Six Nation Indians will not furnish
NJ warriors for the Red River oxpedi-
iol.
y y'nns man named Frederick Ames,
erished in y burning build.ug in Last
Iansdeid, Mass, Monday.
The New York Senate has passed bill
ppropriating 5000 O0J for the state to
rect and lease elefA,1.s al BuT4.o ana Os-
ego.
In an encounter between the crews OF two
'hconers at Baltimore Monday, one mau
as Killed. The murderer was arrested.
The General Conference OF the Methods.
piscopal ChNrch South, meets in Memphis
ay 4h. i
Andrew Keesecker, . cOmpositor on the
uouque Herald, fell dead a. his case Mon
~. lie had been d printer for fifty one ,
ears, and set type on the ,iIss newspape
i'll Iowa.
The Southern Press Association met Mon. S
~ in Savannah, Ga.
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TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST ORGAN ever
offered for sale in this vicinity! Specimen
can be seen at llcAIpiue 5 Dental Rooms
where orders can be left. Persons conlem-
plating purchasing wi Ii consult their inter
csls by calling to examine instrument and
price list. ap2G-5t.
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CANTON BrTTERs These celebrated hit
tere are recommended ty physicians as far
superior 10 any in nse, They are pleasant
To the taste sud contain medical ingredients.
plhcirg hem a. TIE head Of all hiticrs man
hiactuTrd. Try a bottle. they are for sale
at the Ntug Sture OF Grielfs Cros. s23tf
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In western town the following "dlop
'e'ler was picked up on the sidewalk:
"Denrest g. (: Your boots are inside the
garden lence at the southeast coruer, uuder
piece OF old carpet. Don't come any
more, for Heavens sake! The old man
swears he'll! blow the top OF our head oil.
Your aitectionate b."
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Gardner & FoIepaugh's Cicus and NJ =
nagerie will give two exhibitions in this
place, on Thursday, May 10th. They are
highly spoken ofhy the press wherever they
bave appeared.
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The Republican primary meetings for the
county of Vensngo, will bc held on Sa,ur.
day, Nay 2Sth, 1870.
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DYGE SANDS.

The original of ali Clog Dancers, ani whose pre-
eminent attitudes has never been reached by Gs
may imltatora, Will appear IN the ring each plr
lormanee In several oi his great splciaiie-.
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INC o.d revenue cutter Aairiel Lane, we,
known for her exploits during the war, is
now lying at the Charleston wharres. She
Is at present engaged in more pcactiul bus
mess, aud has been renamed the Elliot,
Richie.
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Miss LGTTEE SHERIDAN,

An Accomplished American IIor,cw man, whC'
Lon ELlNksS.
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JOHN sAGNDERs,

he Gr-at Equestrian Sccnic Arslst AID rrincip.l
Rider, who. in addition. clal,nevs the world ID
produce man 10 ccuipa'e with Inn for the sum 4,
ton.
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B!ossom' Rock, the most dangerous OBJ
structon TO San Francisco harbor was blown
up on Saturday, with ,wen,y-three tons OF
powder. Between $4,000 aud Co. coo peo-
Pie witnessed the explosion.
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Tho BENSAEY BHbTyIEns

Who are well known % arti,ts of ability. and
whose terrific flights IN mid air arc accomplished
"itt greatest ease ana utmost safety.
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a Pittsbnrg lady and her little daughter
went 10 heaven the other evening on tie
wings Of flames from 40 exploded kcdosrne
lamp.
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Inc ''eXcnfslon tickets at half fare.
which We're sold oy south,rl roads instye4I.
VIII not DO issued this year, bht are sue
ceeded by low Immigrant fares, which Ia
many cases are only one cent mile
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Vhe daily production of the r. l.. Shaw
fafm, near Rousevile. is 800 barrels
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The Comical Aoroba,s, aud artistic cr9oueua o.
physical Development,
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Messrs. Cornen d Beers are constructing
anew iron tank on the Smith farm.
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A newv.weil is gong down at Miller
Farm on the Indian Rock Oil Co.'S prop
erty.
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INNS, LEgYSt.

Lime for salHa. the platform ofC. H.
DHr'ey, near depot Of o. G. d y. t. Roll
way. rfG-9v
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
tvs ap27-u.
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There is good sense in this 'nea motto
for merchan,s:"
''haie TO bed and early 10 rise,
Never get tight-and advertise"
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All styles Eight harness. cheaper than the
chtaprst, mad" from Moilat's oak slock, aud
wargan ted. at J T.. Krun's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat
tys.
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Upward OF SOS, 600, $50 are annually
spent by The LrlIlsA Ration for intoxicating
driGKs.
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The Comic Mules,
UNCLE S&M and SHOP FIN,

viii be introduced by the Doctor in. person &
elcn performance
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Mons. LEON GIAVELEI.

with HI. T oGpc If Porfprmirg DOGS. amen,
when will be foluI IA. &C G .rit-u C.uiues m1s
std ba,h, who's p"Tiofm .uee s iudeed muvelol
and entirely dilgtsut from an A,u. vrgy I,, .g.'
in t4is country.