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The New York herald., 1871-10-08

MUNICH, Oct. Z, 1871.
Tho liberal and democratic sections OF the LeRisia
tive body remain anxious on the subject Of the
actual state OF the relations which exist between the
Bavarian government and the Holy See
Forty seven members OF Parliament, belonging
TO the party OF progress have already interpeated
the government concerning Its attitude on the
Church question.
The Cabiuet Minister has promised that ne will
deliver reply IN bcnalf or the crown and his col
Leagues at an early day.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ENGLAND.
The Bank Rate Of Interest Advanced to Fiv
Per Cent American Publishers Ar
raigned by the Literati.
TtlfGAAm TO IHf NEW YORK AepALO.

LONDON, Oct. Z, 1871.
tho bank OF England advanced the rate OF dis
count per cent to-day. The rate Is now five per
DcnL
AMRRlCAN ENTERPRISE AGAINST THE LAW OF cory.
RIGHT
sharp newspaper war is In progress In London
ON the subject Of literary piracy The correspond
snts are very severe on American publishers OF
Brttash productions, ana an international law OF
uopyrtght Is universally demanded.
~ LOST IN SIGHT OF LAND.
smack named Pet0 sunk suddenly IN the har-
Dor OF Yarmouth. last night and seven persons lost
their lives by the disaster.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosRr MAnRxr.-Lospos, Oct I'll 30 p M
Cousos closed al g2s for SIX for account
United States hvewenty bonds, lsas saH is66s old, ssx
le67s, 20; tcnforties, s9k.
LTv rRroOL CoTToN MARKKT.-LivERPooL, Oct g.
80 r. MThe market closed quiet and steady Middng
lands 9sd mddng Orleans, i0sd The sales Of the day
have 1900 bales including 5000 or speculation and
The shipments of cotton from Bombay to the 9Th
instant since the last report have been 1000 bales
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Neutrality-suspicious.. Oct. l.
80 r. MTslow, <6s per cwt Fine rosn 23s per cwt for
fine pale American Spirits OF arpentne Asa cwt
LoNpoS PRODUCE MARKrr. ..LoSpoS, Oct f-L@ r.
M--Rehned petroleum. lshd. l6ld. per gallon. Talow
ass 90 per for Spirits Of urpentine, <s cw
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ITLecRAM TO TINE NEW FORK HERALD.

KINGSTON, JAM, Oct. 7, 1871.
Later advices from Venezuela state that the
country continues to be agitated by revolutionary
movements.
Several encounters had taken place between the
government forces and the revolutionists. A band
OF the latter, 100 strong. advanced as far as Rio
chico, where they were surprised by the govern.
ment forces and slaughtered without mercy, not a
man escaping.
The revoutionists still held the port OF Ciuda6
Bolivar. They nave released the American mer-
chant steamer Hero and she has returned to Trn
dad.
President Guzman Banco has assembled all the
war steamers and transports at his command at
Caracas to convey the expedition TO recapture
Ciudad Bolivar.
The depo sed Governor Della Costa will lend his
aid In driving out the revOlutIonisfs.
Presidcnt Blanco has raised loan OF $4,000 from
the merchants Of Caracas.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
SWEDEN.
1aose Of the Legislative Session by the King in
Words Of Royal Regret
ItlscaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

STOCKHOLM. Oct 7, 1871.
His Majesty the King OF Sweden closed the session
or tho fugsdag in person to-day, and addressed the
body concerning the state OF the kingdom. He ex.
pressed sgreat regret at the failure OF the Lower
Cnamber TO act on the Army Reorganization bnl,
thereby competing the postponemcnt OF the action
authorized by this important measure" He deemed
ssthe question Of national defence TOO grave to be
thus susnended.r
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

AlIcOck's Porous Plaster,
acnrativc host In itscif.
superior to Spanish dy any any sss~s
enis or stimulating linimen.s whatsoever
The POROUS PLASTER the tsdpey< -
OF this great remedy due to Dr. schscut u ssub
Carolina, U. He consulted with Horace II. Day. ~ -
t,nguisbed OF New York. whs
pcrfecx the commodity by the sddssoa Of ~.
rubber Jointly pasen. syths Um.s
satea Patent once 1896 These gentleman, ss<as -
cues preparing plaster largo scAs. ssd 90 -
7. ALLCocK CO.. who continued as prcpssssos s@~n
1877 Up this time the business had not been psosta
large pas,ers constantly becomns spoas4
would ruin any them large SCALE Nsvv
thelsss Dr. Braudreth. York. having purchases
ority the interest, took OF tho prepassos 49,
commenced on large scale The of The masss1
offered sell ana the Doctor ths pssss
named He profound conviction Of the vass ef ~
plaster spared purchAaea ecssiy -
chinery and after years. abe
out plaster after OF schecnss -
qualities remain untniured by time climate
In fact for the laa, years ALrCocK's rOROSs PLA
TERS son too hard, bus saAforu1
flexible all and conditions. cssvea-s
and pleasant and uaaaily only producing '
the skin certainly curative than ssess $50
without the prosraon and pain Of the latter. aad shs
true Group. Quincy. Peursy. Lung and rhross A.
fections. But the utility Of this sanitary invsntoa -
been warmly Welcomed they largely sold In ever ps
world believed that not less than ave han1ss1
hoIsand persons well and attending 10 the dss Of Ne
free PAIN who Acock Porous Pissssr sssss
about them. and who but for the said pisssr wesn
be prostrate upon bed Of agony Ancock rosos Pssss
physcans OF ~ ssboos and hsse
the largest any plaster They ssors rssS
smpy manufacture. such the ssszV sAos1 -
remitted.
Principal oce. Brandrsh House. New yosh. and sos 80
by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ItlessAH TO THE NEW YoRx WEaALn.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayt, Sept. 23.l
Via HAVANA. Oct 7, 1871.
The latest advices from the frontier state that the
ST. Domingo revolutionists, under Cabral, were
surprised Dy the forces OF President Baez at the
village OF San Juan and driven 70 the Haytien
frontier.
Cabral and the ofrcers or mis- stan narrowly
escaped capture.
Cabral reorgantzcd his forces and maze an attack
the army OF Baez, recapturng the village OF San
Juan and driving the President and hS troops into
the town OF Azua
Baez's men burned several houses in San Juan
and shot the only prisoner taken by them.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
QUARANTINE AT TEXAS PORTS w1THpRAwH

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. I, 1871.
Quarantine at Texas ports against New Orleans
has been Withdrawn. and the pas senger and freight
routes are In full operation
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
F r = N Q E !.
Tho Commercial Treaty with Germany and
Special Mission Of Ratification.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

PAKfS. OCt. Z. 1911.
Tho French International Commercial Treaty
with Germany WILL 1t is said, be finally perfected ny
the governments OF the two countries at an early
moment.
NJ Victor Lefranc has been appointed provisional
Minister OF Finance OF France, to act during the
absence OF NJ. Pouyer Quertier, who will 90 Berlin
to secure the ratification OF the treaty, notwtth-
standing the visit OF General Manteunel to Yer
sailles. on the part or the Emperor iam, for .
stmiar purpose.
". ROssEL For EXECUTION.
The Court OF Revision, to which the case of Rossel
was Appealed, has adJudgcd him guilty and declared
that he has incurred the penalty OF death.
FEAR OF IMPERIALIsT REACTION.
The republican Journals Of this city demand OF NJ.
Thicrs that lie take prompt ana vigorous action for
the suppression OF Bonapartist conspiracics.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

sad Casnalty-One Man Killed and Two
Seriously Injured.
While three workmcn were engaged in the base-
ment OF Havemeyer Elders sugar refinery, foot OF
south Third street. Williamsburg yesterday, the
tank and some Of the timbers fell upon them. Miles
McKenna OF 10s North Sixth street, was almost in
stantly killed. Edward Sullivan. OF 1s North Fifth
street, was seriously and John Mckee, OF $50 East
seventeenth street, New York, slightly, injured. Nc
Kennas body was borne to his residence ana CorO.
ner Whiteh was notified. The inquest Will be held
on MOndav.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ALGERIA.
Ehs Native Opposition to the French Still More
IntenEe-Will the Republic Aban.
don the Colony!
1rlesRAm 70 THE NEW YORK aEBAln

Ahic, OCt Z, lSIls
the continued agitation In the Algerian possess
sons OF France causes feeling OF uneasincss lest
tho government may not be exercising the neces-
sary vigilance and energy in suppressing the rou.
bles which, IL Is feared, may grow to such proper
ttions % 20 cause serious embarrassment and ex-
pense, or even 70 necessitaie the abandonment OF
the colony.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

LONDON Oct. Z, 1871.
Contracts have been entered into in England for
the construction OF several steamships destined for
service In line which 1t Is proposed TO run fire.
quentiy between Antwerp and New York, touching
1t Dover.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

co. ,,o- r.vo,, :. tiers, IN cans, 81 %; eohacoo
ssc ssc' per per canon os. handles, No. L. 81 36 per
dozen: NJ turpenrins a. 10 "er gallon; canned lob
sters. 81 ~ per doz.: do. sal,.. al mer nnmrS
Tor blasting u IN good demand cut ussIs
and h admitted free OF due. America. wv ....''
IS 2s
At Dunedin the Kerosene. per ship Game Ccck.
was sold at 25. ~. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
REMOVING THE INDIANS.

MEMPHis, Tenn, Oct. Z 1871.
Several hundred Cherokee Indians from North
Carolina passed over the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad to-day going to Cornth aud st. Louis, 10
JON brethren In Indian Territory. They are In
cnarge OF Coonels cox and Lane, OF the Interior
Department. Many more are TO follow them.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

In report entitled ''The Loves OF the 1ailors,"
In yesterdays HERALD, Mr. August Bayer was repre-
sented as playing part In disgraceful scene In
Essex Market Police Court. Mr.. August Bayer had
noIning whatever do with the matter. except an
swering 70 the same Christian uaue as tue person
concerned.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
CHINA AND JAPAN
The Order of DaimiOs AbOl-
ished i'm Japan.
Annexation ofthe Saghalien Islands
by Russia.
Trouble with the American Stock
Exchange in Jeddo.
HEAVY FLOODS IN CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 7, 1871.
The steamship Arizona, from China and Japan,
arrived to-day. She brought no passengers. Her
freight comprised 2.9OS packages weighing 1,75l
tons) OF tea, silk and other merchandise, for New
York. Chicago, ST. Louis and Boston. The Arizona
brings the following advices
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Trusses, Elastic stockings, shesl1er nr.csss
Abdominal Supporters, &C DR oLovkk
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ST. DOMINGO.

Baez Driving tho Cabral Revolutionists- Marrow
Escape Of the Insurrrechonary Leader
A Vigorous Rally and Success
Flames and Military Execution.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE SMALLPOX IN LOWELL,

LOWELL. Mass, Oct. T. 1871.
The decisive measures OF the Board OF Health are
showing beneficial results Yesterday there were
only four cases OF varloloid, and up to noon to-day
none have been reported.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
HAYTI.

Presidential Tour to the South-The st. Domingo
Annexation Question Crops and Currency
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
Autumn Travel sn the Erie.

An atmosphere cool and braclng. panorama of uoz9-
land valley, mountain men0wsd nt0-D
thousand gorgeous hues By the fading nts OF sutue =
capital dinner route and, above all few hours hH.e
dom from the worry and OF daily toah hees caa -
had by taking seat of the Eric Railway DrASw8
Room Coaches at Jersey CITY on any morning VIII
ticket for Niagara Falls your pooket and 49,
$i3 Drawing Room Coaches 81 extra each wsy rsesn2
n bird street f5 minutes carrier 1fcsel
2 s2s and 97 Broadway, and at Chambers and rwsnsv-
third street ferries.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

The Wilson shuttle sewing Maehiae-Tso
beat and cheapest class in tho word nsse
from $t5 $l00; easy payments ssesroom 7H brSsaSe1
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

ELLIs-MARoAREr. beloved wife OF Simon Ellis.
maiden name Margaret Cummings, formerly OF fcth-
ard. county Tipperary, Ireland, aged ~ Years.
Rrlatlves and friends are invited To attend the
funeral from l02 Mulberry street. on Monday, 0ctQ'
Der Q. at haL[-past one I. ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

ofcRsr FRs eH.G srs y Mnss sses::., a.. '
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
Fire in B;nxhm usou.

BIN0HAMToS, Oct. !. ts7f-
A lire broke out ON Canal street shOrsts> nstr1
twelve o'clock this morning. Hardinr's sas1 49,
door factory stewards scale works, OstrOm's nveey
stable and dwelling ana other property were -
s,roycd. The loss is about $4i.0M aud tnsurHn~
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
ulrssAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CoNsTAxTINoPLr. {

C0NsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 7, 1871.
The progress OF the cholera has been checked, and
the alarm which was felt concerning the spread OF
the epidemic Eastward and towards Europe and
the WeRt u sQpsldkpg,
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE FlRE sEsoas.


Latke Fire iu Cbteags-
The western reporter OF the Associssed rvcsk -
an carry hour this morning, >says . large nre h
ported in Chicago. Nearly alfthe wires are bsrnss
Tac Forest Fires In Wisc0Bsts-As Estirs
Village Destroy sA-9hirty LIVES LED.
MfLwAUKgE. Oet- 7. isYl.
News from the northern fires today b tsux ss~p
are raging worse than ever MAN just arrrsss -
Fort Howard from Pensankie says thirty men vess
burned 70 death Ut that place ans part Of the tows
and one lumber min were IN asnsss when ne fs6
The rest or the town has probably pccn burned -
tins time
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Enterprise for Direct Communication with New
York
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
SPAIN.

Cabinst Organisation and the Executive Com
missions Of Malcampo-Troops and
Coercion for Cuba.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Gpike,s TOofhache Dropsv Care IN One mon~
ute.-HIIL,S HAIR DYE. black brown, oniy . eeeA
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti. Sept.
Via HAVANA. Oct 7. ]
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

LtvERP0OL Ct. 7, IssL
The undermined arrived this port day with
cargoes OF American cotton, viz
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

zocIaieu. q ralatable OxyucnatcA O.
LIVER OI-Much superior 70 the old style. Large seno
n "a: ANAL bouics ~ ceath
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A Chance for Working Mon.-lu Order -
enable tho mechanical Industrial classes 10 witness -
immense Mt West Flushing the manager has rc1noo9
the price Of admission 10 80 cents children. u csnts-
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
Rurninx or a,,e rro-pec. Hen.e = gsss1ss1.

CoScoRp. N. H., 0ef. !. fs5f-
The Prospect House, q summer boarding heussu -
Cullford was burned this morning, wisa TO -
Joining stable. The live stock and carrtngW W<l4
saved and part OF the furniture. Sim0u Cotu9 -
the owner, ana mas insurance Of $500 o -
pruperty.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

a Luxuriant Head OF Hair and . Ceel, CIeae
scxlp very desirable CRlSrADOROS HAIR Po2~
SENTATIVE will accomplish both FRY u.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A.-Tho Grand Secret.
sell article DroGt Tor
prime another proof that the FORMER -
skill knowledge than the laltsr ~
ESPENSCHEID'S lie has produced this -
beautiful SILK DRESS HAT mads 10 ~
United Staes and selling Tor 12 cent iees shsn -
fashionable establishments. No n1o1B
how That II the msnufacturess secrsA u
DONE public know H. and the pleasant consequence
plethora of ESPENSCHEID'S tS kassan
A.-Herriny's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i Broadway. corner Murray ssrso
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Royal Havana Lsttery.-Tho Hixhese knonn
paid for Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and SILVER
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, Is Vail srect. hc~ York
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A.-A.-12 Saved ON Fall seyie Geutie0saa1
Dress Hats Largest stock ever offered Il retail.
G. q. d. HAT COMPANY. 10 Coslandt slrso4
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

At Headaua rters for Real Tortoise Ssso
Jewelrv NORMAN BROS, 95 Broadway, tha block bstou
Fth avenue Hotel, Wholesale aud retail
The New York herald., 1871-10-08
M E X Ic O..

M E X 20 O.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
Juarez Certain Of Election by
Congress.
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Progress Of the Revolution and Action
for Its Suppression.
Quarantine Caution in the Frontier
Line Ports.
Money Speculation Amidst the
General Trouble.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The HERALD special correspondent in Mata-
moros telegraphs the following report of the
condition of affairs in the Mexican republc:-
MATAMoRos, Sept. "a, 1877.
President Juarez will certainly be elected
to the supreme power by the Mexican Con-
gress, in which body he has an efficient work.
ing majority.
THE REVOLUTION.
General Canedo, who pronounced against
the government in Singlava, has been ar
rested by the executive officials, and is now
in prison.
Generals Marquee, PARA and Escudero are
still In arms, and head an insurrectionary
movement.
The officers Of the army of the republic say
that the combined effort of the revolutionists
does not appear important-just at present. at
least.
PROBATION IN THE PORTS.
The Mexican government has quarantined
the port Of Bautista, with the adjoining line of
territory to Tabasco; also the port Of Colima
and the line to Manzanillo.
This action has been taken as q military
measure.
SHUT OUT.
The port of Magdalena has been closed by
order of the authorities.
TO RENT.
Senior Romero proposes to rent the Cali
fornia salt lakes to Mexican company.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A Wonderful Disc0ve E1ee-
tricty, or WATTS NERVOUS ANrIDOTE. u eaaee8
healthy action OF the SYSTEM, thsreey essno
a diseases.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A.-For n stylish and EIeGaas 11ns -
10 DoUGAN'S l02 Nassau street, corner of Ann.
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

CampIsint Answ~red.-Pessous He0estDeo
complain make them wait long before E<<ssnx
their teeth extracted They seldom have 70 wan mcs~ ths.
en- minutes and this be avoidc6 by cshn1
writing and securing appointment without sach -
polntmen rule is First FIRST served" cpLfoh
DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Nc. ~ Cooper fnsituse-
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Augel,s Turkish Baths,
Lexington avenue corner Twenty ann street.
Gentlemen's Baths Open Day and NssbA
Ladies' Turkish and Electric Baths Day and Eveneu9
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

A.-Phalen's New Pcrfumo~,
II LOVE YOU
and WHITE ROSE~
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Drunk~ruoss or Opium Habit Cured ~ ~.
BEERS l07 Call send stamp for evs6asD
The New York herald., 1871-10-08

Bascheier's Hair Dye-Tho Rest In -
perfect dye harmless reabss, iss&Aasssss
A AtalId drugs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11

OF the Muscatine Western the
Oskaloosa Herald says: Another
election has been called in Richland
township, on the Muscatine Western
r. r. tax, for May oath. In Prairie
it comes off on the 10Th, and in Pleas
ant Grove on the 18th. And in
regard to the same Road a telegram
from Muscatine says that an enthusi-
astic meeting was held at that place
last Friday, and an election was
ordered to be held in the city on the
18th inst, to vote 5 per cent. tax.
Pike TIP. voted a 5 per cent. tax in
aid of the Road last Friday. The
Road is to run from Muscatine to
Council Bluffs, and it is expected
that work will begin by the 18th OF
June. Moreover, adds the dispatch,
cit is the purpose Of this Company,
in case the required aid is voted, to
build the first hundred miles, from
Muscatine to Pella, by the lstday OF
January next" s'o.t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11
IOWA NEWS.

Last weeks Osilaloosa Herald,
speaking of the Iowa Southwestern
Railroad, says Everything ap.
pears now bright and promising for
the early completion of this road,
and we confidently expect within a
year to hear its Whisue.n
And the same paper mas the follow
ing: young girl in the north
part of the county gave birth to a
child recently, of which she says her
own parent is the father. He has
fled the country we understand. 70
make the case still more aggravated,
if possible, the girl 1.-THE mother Of
the child is not of average intelli-
gence-some say, foolish. What
punishment Isl lit for such a beast, we
know not, bU5 think something ter
ribly severe should be melted out to
him if caught"
The Wapello Republican says:
"There are fourteen widows living
almost within stones throw of each
other in one section Of Wapello, and
to show how obdurate human nature
may become we may state for the
enlightenment Of all the world that
an old bachelor lives directly in the
center Of the group"
The General Congregational Asso-
citation Of Iowa meets at Marion,
Lynn County, on the evening Of the
SJst inst, for a four-9ays session.
Railroads offer reduced fares to
delegates. @
The Germans in Dubuque held a
Fair last February, and voted gold
medal to the most popular German
General-Von Moltke, of course.
Mrs. Stunning, Pres't of the Society,
sent him the medal; and a few days
ago she received very polite letter,
written by the old General himself,
acknowledging the receipt.
Sioux City had a $4,000 fire last
week. 54i,
George Stanley, the murderer of
VIM. Patterson, Of Ames, issentenced
to be hung on the 2lst of July
Hon. John Teesdalc, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is one of the latest-naned candi-
dates for Lieut.. Governor. 4 2qisl I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-11
THE low A VOTER.
A. F. Sperry, Editor.
what is the Truth!

Gen. Sherman is now on 4 tour of
inspection through the Southern
States, which is expected to last for
several weeks yet. Our neighbor the
Democrat of this week publishes
what purports to be an extract Of a
speech made by Gen. Sherman at
New Orleans few days ago, in
which he is represented as using the
following language:
81 probably have as good means Of
infOrmatiosa most personsj in regard
to what is called the ku X lux, and
am perfectly satisfied that the thing
is greatly over-estimated; and if the
Ku KIux Bills were kept cut Of Con-
gress, and the armies kept at their
legitimate duties, there are enough
good and true men in all. Southern
States to put down all Eu klux or
other bands of marauders."
Now, there are several things
about this that look little queer to
us, to say the least. In the first
place, although we receive what
might be called a pretty fair list Of
exchange papers, including Dailies
with their telegraphic news from all
parts Of the country, yet we have
never seen, in any of them, any men
ton or reference whatever to any
such speech, EXCEPT the following
paragraph which came as a general