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The New York herald., 1871-10-07

The Revelation Inaugurated.
MATAMoROs, Oct. 2, 1871.
Another great revolution has been accom-
plished in Mexico.
The State of Nuevo Leon takes the lead in
the movement.
As reported in my earlier kilograms, the
famous General Pedro Martinez pronounced
in Galliauo against the Juarez government.
He was Immediately seconded by Gener ais
Jeromino, Trevino, and the Governor of
Neuvo Leon, together with all the State au-
thorities, and several other military chief
tains.
MARCH ON oAMARao.
They have raised little army, and their
combined forces are said to be marching on
Mere Camargo and Matamoros, with the view
Of seizing and occupying the Custom House on
the frontier.
The arst step which was taken by the au-
thorities Of Neuvo Leon was to make prison.
ers of the employees of the federal govern
ment.
THE MOVEMENT EXTENDING.
1t Is expected that this movement will be
seconded by the people Of the neighboring
States, and that the revolution will become
general in the republic.
PoRFIRIo DIAz's PosITIoN.
General PorHrio Diaz is reported to have
said sthat he would march against ell those
who pronounced against Juarex's govern
ment," but his course Of conduct 10 much
doubted just now.
COMMERCE ALARMED.
Matamoros and the frnntier line territory
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ROME AND ITALY.
Collegiate Professors Loyal After Reelection.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Oct. Q, 1871.
Twenty professors In the University or Rome have
refused 10 take the oath required by the Italian
government
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DEPUTY GREEN has beea promised all the
money he needs to carry on the city govern
ment and prosecute the public works. The
government is now nearly at standstill for
want of funds. Will the Committee Of Seventy
redeem their pledge and advance Deputy
Green one hundred thousand dollars each
small amount to them-to redeem the city
from bankruptcy?
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= N q L A N y.
Capital and lgnighthood Negotiating with
the Nark Strikers
Proposed Plan for the Settlement Of tho Time
Question-Mass Meeting Of the Men-De-
preston Of Trade in tho Cotton Centres.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

itlt6hAM ~ INT NtW IUhA MNlu
LONDON, Oct. 0, 1871
Sir william Armstrong has made proposition TO
the men on strike IN Newcastle to resume work for
the present at the rate OF hfty-seven hours per
week II the masters will agree to reduce the hours
to fifty -four per week at the beginning OF next
year.
mass meeting OF workmen Is discussing the
proposal Tonight
The cotton manufacturers OF Burnley North Lam
cashre, have decided to reduce the wages or their
operatives account OF the depressed condition OF
business.
RUGENIEs ENJOyMENTs.
The ex-Empress Eugenie is expected at TOrquay,
both for the benefit OF her health and the enjoyment
OF change OF scene.
s'DUNDREARY."
Mr.. Sothern will sail from Liverpool In the Scotia
for New Nork. The cable telegram which reported
his departure last Tuesday was forwarded In error
CABLE COMPANIES DIsCOMFoRrs.
The cable companies repairing steamer Robert
Lowe has arrived at Plymouth, where thirty-three
OF her crew abandoned her. alleging as the reason
"the wretcned quality and insufciencY OF the pro-
visions furnished on board"
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KEYsRR has made restitution Of $500, 600 to
the city treasury. The Attorney General Of
the State is to be asked to prosecute other
dishonest contractors. This is good but in
ths meantime tho city laborers need their pay
and the wheels Of the city government are
blocked for want Of funds. Will the Com
mittee OF Seventy advance the necessary
amount7
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Average temperature ycSCtfUAy .............. II
last year. oa1
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The Knox Hat.-Tho nnsyivunia Farmer-s
who complained that according the new.papsrs he read
there only New York, and that KNOX,,
accidentally upon a the haers gnai busnes
His bers advers,ag naa made hs name vorhn
wide. Hence the number OF strangers who pAkontxs hS
sore 22 Broadway II his pvaa aout IKE lot thsmS
n 4
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s r a I N.
The Malcampo Cabinet Commissioned, but
Incomplete in Its Constitution.

Resignation Of the Foreign and Home Minis
ters-The Naval Premier Implicated
Oficial-National Economy the Main
Point Of His Poliey-Democ-
racy in Rapid Roll.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

A.-PhaI0n's New Perfumes,
"I LOVE YOU~
and "WiIITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

A.-Horring's Pafons
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray sgres
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Attic Grand Secret.
any manufacturer sell article at profit for eAs
another that the former 10 In
possession skin and knowledge than the latter This
ESPENSCHEID'S He has prodaced hi. tho
and beautiful SILK DRESS HAT made thu
United States, and selling for l2 per cent ie, than the
fashionable Establishments No matter
how done. That II the manufacturers
done. the public know ~ and the pleasant consequence
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

A.-A.-S2 Saved Fall Sty,o Genticmen's
Dress Hats Largest stock offered nj RETAIL
c. .. D. HAT COMPANY, Is Coriandt street.
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The most promising feature Of the investi-'
cations Of the Committee of Seventy was
presented yesterday, when, Mr.. John Fl.
Keyser, the plumber, whose bills for very
ordinary amount of plumbing and gas fitting in
the New Court House and upon other city
establishments amounted in the three years of
1869, 1870 and 1871 to $2,3S1, ,692, according
to the vouchers in the Comptrollers Office, as
signed certain property of his own, amounting
to $3.50, 900, to Jackson S. Schultz, one of the
committee, in payment of his Indebtedness,
and promised to surrender the rest If an in
vestigation showed that it was needed to settle
the city and county accounts against him.
He admitted in confession to Mr.. Schultz
that in the seven years of his employment by
the city he had received three-quarters of
million dollars, for which he had done little
work, but declared that his signature to
many of the vouchers for exorbitant sums
had been forged, and in many instances
he had been compelled to assign his
claims before he could receive payment. In
virtue of this confession the Committee of
Seventy guaranteed Mr.. Keyser immunity
from prosecution, and expect to obtain from
him data that may lead to even more impor-
tant discoveries of criminal completely in the
city frauds.
While Mr.. Keyser, by thus acknowledging
his shortcomings, is relieved from prosecution,
the committee has announced it's determination
to prosecute to the bitter end certain other in
dividuals against whom 1t claims to have
full proof of frauds committed upon the CITY
purse. To this end it has appointed sub
committee TO wait upon the Governor and
ask that the Attorney General be instructed
at once to enter suits against certain persons
whom they propose to designate. The refer
ence of the matter to the Governor Is doubt
less another piece of the political claptrap
that hauled up the Mayor before . police
court, the committee hoping thereby
to involve Governor Hoffman In the
city muddle and cast an indirect slur
upon the honesty or ability of District
Attorney Garvin, upon whom the duty of such
prosecution rightly falls. But all these petty
side issues may be fully pardoned if the COM
mittee succeed in unearthing and bringing to
an account the actual thieves, and does not
through mistaken sentiment of generosity
condone the offences of these rascals when,
on being brought to bay, they own up and
make partial restitution. The cases Of both
Keyser and Connolly show that the good-na-
tured committee is already veering to the side
Of too much generosity, and since Mr.. Keyser
has voluntarily chosen to surrender part of his
ill-gotten gains Tweed, Connolly, Garvey,
Ingersoll and the rest Of the contractors must
be made likewise to disgorge.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

All Physicians Agree that IL the Nerves are
strong cathy pain and disease cannot exist They
commend WATTS NERVOUS ANTlDOTE. II celebrities
and strengthens the thus making such wonderful
curNa n all
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Billiard Table mt Homo for @2O.-FuI1 Sixos'
cues ana balls no extra required. Diagram mailed
free. ABBOT NICHOLS. Dc Liberty street, NJ X.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

A Luxuriant Head Of Hair md . Cool. Clean
scalp arc very desirable. CRlSrADORO'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE viii accomplish both. Try Il.
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Baschelor's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable instantaneous
dru4gtsts.
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| REVOLUTION.
Herald Special Reports from Mata-
mOrOs and the Mexican Capital.
Highly Important News
from the Republic.
A State and Frontier Line Re-
volution Against Juarez.
Generals in Rebellion, Troops In the Field
and PrOnunciamentOs Of InSurrectOn.
JuareZ's Friends Active and
Loyal.
Alarm of Foreigners and Mer-
chants in Matamoros.
The President in a Majority in
Congress.
Marine and Merchandise Difficult
ties at TabascO.
TElEGRAms TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The following special kilograms have been
received from the HERALD correspondent in
the Mexican capital and Matamoros =
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 81,
Via MATAMoRos, Sept 81, 1871
Juarez was installed last night amid great
excitement.
There was no revolutionary row on the oc-
casion.
A revolutionary agitation was commenced
in some Of the provinces, however. The OFF,
cial advices state that it was attended with
considerable disturbance and great opposition
to the existing order of affairs.
Dispatches have been received which
announce that pronuncamento against the
government has been made by Pedro Martinez
near Galliano, in the district Of Tunalon, and
another In Casalea.
Generals Marquis, Porro and Escupero,
with Colonels Rojas and DULL, have pro-
nounced in opposition to Juarez in Sinoloa.
The first named CMarquis) is the defeated
candidate for Governor Of the State.
QUIET IN THE CAPITAL.
There are as yet no public symptoms Of the
movement in the city Of Mexico.
So far the Congress and municipality are
almost completely Juares.
TIE CABINET.
There are rumors of coming change In the
Cabinet.
THE PRRsIDRNT's MESSAGE.
President Juarez's message to the Legisla-
ture is conciliatory in language, but firm in
tone with respect to the maintenance of public
order and the enforcement of the laws.
The President recommends the adoption Of
general measure Of material improvements,
the construction of railroads and works for
the protection of the coast line.
He advises, and promises to sanction, the
arrangement of treaties with foreign countries
having for their object the develpement Of
the interests of the republic and the mainte-
nance of the personal security of its citizens.
Juarez has an efficient working majority
of the members of the Congress.
aUBERNAToRIAL RESIGNATION.
Se6or Chiboria, Governor Of Tabasco, has
resigned, and Colonel Castro, formerly Chief
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Az This acasen Of the Yoar No Person
should neglect taking Russian vapor) Baths at % and
as East Fourth street, the Grand Central Hotel.
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A.-Thc (,rnnd Secret.

than prime to another proof nat the former n
1sss
Gnsd 1 "a? ssss: ss and S.a
sA. H.. . 8. Nc nfs:
acns the S snoT a sRs m
A.-Herrins'.c ~: P:.sss tens. .vss
23l Broadway, corner Murray srss
A.-PhaIon's New Perfumes,
and j awilEFk E2Th ROSE ROSE"
A.-A.-S2 Saved ON Fall style Gcntlcmen's
D'e'' Hats f6s HAT Hat Cortland. street.
Chance for Working Men.-In Order 70
enable the msh.ns. and lndas.i classes wnes. u.
the price .dmis.Ion 50 children. d
SCALP ar. .., sss e sls ss Cal ss ss
SENTATIVE win accomplish both. Try ~
Al. Thi. season Of III. Ye.r No Psrso.
Is Ess. Fourth street, The GRAND Central Hotel.
All Physicians Agree that IL the Nerves are
and sshs s ave s exist Tssy
sns. saS Il
A.-For n stylish and Elegant Has %
to DoUdANs, los Nassau street. corner Of Ann.
BascheIor,. Hair Dye-The Best In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable instantaneous
Billiard Table Mt Homo for 420.-Fan slzc.l
ss S~s: ana 'z,l; ABBOT s SS Liberty
Conversion Of $40 Bonds.
An immediate profit of
FOURTEEN PR CENT
and an annual inorease OF incomsos
THIRTY EIour PER CENT
viii be secured to holders Of ssUssy
converting them a, once into
7so LAND GRANT BONDS.
of tho
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD..
JAY COOKE CO..
WwAn street. Nee. Yorx.
Diamonds bought and sold.
GEO. Q. ALLEN. sll Brosdway, near Fourteenth street.
DavId,s Fall Hat For GensIomen.-saies-
room, sssh Broadway. near Duane street.
nv s.ys Sss' ..a
Hats.-Do You Want
Dashing or Sober Felt HaL or
An Unprcending Ciotn Hatf
fn0 them great ''s'{
Lambrequins, Draperies, Sxc.-New PAMeruA,
just out AL styles OF Curtains ~ kBLrY Co.'S broAd-
way. above Fourth street.
The Knox Hat.-The PennsYlvania Fapmerf
who that according the newspapsss he read
there only New York. and that KNOX,
accidentally upon the hattes bustnes4
His bersl advertmlng hAA made hs name vQro
wide. Hence the number OF strangers who pAeonze hS
store 22 Broadway II his pvaa don't hkeh lot thsm.t
tato his example.
The Wilson shuttle sewing Mnchfpe-.4y ,he
best cheapest first class machines N ho wsrd
from 345 To SAO peyments Ssiesrc0n W. BrcNIwxy
Those Of Our Reader~ whs Desiro their Hair
70 take hs same colos az yhen youpG shouh nsdALLS
VEGETABLE slCutAN HAIR REBWEA
warnock & Co.'S seven D>,lax Dssys Hass
commend shemasvsa 70 every mans JudgssH OLD Broad
wsy.
Why 10 Crossu Water se Dirty Secsas to
be tho Leading qssry OF Tie day Evsy onn nos a.
which removes all mpsfEo EosF ssS UATRNxLna 81 c'sAe
"'e'y@s~ fsucoessor To Alsx. .jlcksaate Oo.h
Practical Pumher and 0asdtter,
IS wsn Fourth sarcct cornsr OF Greene.
vy,udcyv ShaAes-Frssch xmbroiaeredl New
uatsrps OF sn lcnahs Holland shades and I'll the Do
srsbis shade Fixtures. O. L. YELTy oO. IN Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Hats.-DO You Want
Centleman'a Dress Hat
Dashng Sober Felt Hal,
An Unpretending Cloth Hatf
Find them In great variety al moderate pricoS at
WABNoCk CO.'S $40 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Furuiturc.-New Designs OF Upholstered
that have not been attempted before thia
try kELTY'S Furniture and Curtain stores Broadway,
pea place.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

The Wilsen shuttle sewing MnchiDc-.s no
best cheapest first ciAss achines N tho wsrd
from $+5 10 SAoO; easy veymsis ssiesrc0a M BrcNwsy
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Lambrequins, Draperies, sxc.-New PAMerua,
just out All styles Of Curtains at KBLry cos Broad-
"
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

DnvId,s Fall Hat For Gontlomeu,-Salea
room, 299x Broadway. near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

why In Crossn Water so Dfrsy q SecMs ta
be tho leading qusry OF he day Evey one nos a.
to drink unlesa you Of tho DlArhk3n xtkfkRs
which removes all mpstEEo tEEoSGE ). cLASRANxLD
"Ss'y's~ fsucoassor 70 Asx. Llckeaaie q Ooh
Practical Plunher and 0ss6ter,
IS Wsst Fourth srcca, corusr OF 0reene.
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Warnock & Co.'S seven DS1laR DFeyS Hn&n
commend ,hemasvsa 70 every mans Judgment /6l9 Broad
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Window shaAes-Frcsoh Bmbroideredg New
siIsbIs shade Fixtures O. L. YELTv 0O, IN Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Those Of Our Readers whs Desiro the;r Hair
to take ahs colos vhen young shouh ussfdALLY
VEGETABLE SlCkXtAN HAIR RENEWEh
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
JuareZ's Friends Active and
Loyal.
Alarm of Foreigners and Mer-
chants in Matamoros.
The President in a Majority in
Congress.
Marine and Merchandise Difficult
ties at TabascO.

TElEGRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.
The following special kilograms have been
received from the HERALD correspondent in
the Mexican capital and Matamoros =
MEXICO CrY, Sept. 81,
Via MATAMoRos, Sept. 81, l87I.)
Juarez was installed last night amid great
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-18
Baggage Smashing as a FIne Ar

baggage smashing as n Fine Arr.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin says.
Baggage-smashing, as q fine art, has
reached high state of perfection in this
country, and the skill, ingenuity and per
severance exhibited by railway porters
and employees in reducing the strongest
built trunk to hash of wood, leather and
iron must be highly encouraging to the
trunk-makers New York and the West
produce some human bombshells who
stand at the head Of the destructive
brotherhood for the anmhilation Of bag
gage A heavily-timbered, iron-clad,
armor-plated trunk will only stand two
or three days trip and the handling Of
two or three of these rail-wreckers before
il is reduced to old junk. On q recent
trip we put our faith and our clothing in
a heavy soleIea.her yalise, landsomely
built; It held together as far as Washing
ton, and we began to believe that some
great reform movemestQr revival mad
taken place among porters aud railway
men; that some railroad Father Matthew
or hotel Elder Knapp had arisen, and
that the debased baggage-smasher had
signed n pledge to abstain from destroy
ing even SO much as q handbook, or
had experienced a change of heart and
with it more tender hands. II was Eith
hopeful spirit, therefore, that we unsus-
pectingly parted with our trusty port
mantean at the depot in Washington
Alas for the fallibility of human hopes;
that eiegent piece of leather was de
liyered to US ia New York, at the end Of
the day s journey, nealiy manufactured
into leather shoe-strings. A s.out,
leather-covered flask of cologne had
been web Epulverized, and the fragments
of glass iudiciously distributed in our
linen, where il YES calculated TO excite
the most lively emotoa. 4 bunch Of
cigars had been converted into snaG and
fine cut; in fact, the remains Of every
thing of perishable nature attested the
muscular energy and activity of the
American baggage smasher.
AS the travelling season is approach
ing, we would suggest 20 any new rail. |
way company, who wish TO win immortal
fame, and advertise themselves in the
most thorough manner, that they an
nonnce that they will guaranteed the safe
delivery Of baggage, except in cases Of
the usual railroad accidents for which
nobody is to blame" Such a guaran-
tee, faithfullyearried out, would largely
increase the Business Of any railway,
and cause them 10 become known !
throughout the civilized wUTid as the |
benefactOrs Of minkind
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-18
From Harper's Weekly.l
8F n4Et BANTY TIM.
BY JOHN HAY.

Remarks of Sergeant Tilmon JOY to tn,
White Mans Committee of Spunky Point
| Illinois:l igI9 asu a
1 reckon git your drift, gents-
You low the boy shan't stay;
| This is n white mans country;
You're Democrats, you say:
And whereas. and seoin', and wherefore,
The times bein' all out O. jint,
The Niger has got to mosey
From the limits o. Spunky Pintl
Let's reason the thing a minute:
I'm an old-fAshi0ned Democrat, too,
Though laid my politics out O. the way
For to keep till the war was through.
But come back here, allowin'
To vote MS used to do;
Though it gravels me like tho devil to train
Along O. sich fools MS you.
Now, dog my cats Of kin see,
In all the light of the day.
What you've got to do with the question
Eff Tim shall go or stay.
And further than that give notice,
IF one of You. tetches the boy,
He kin check his trunks to warmer cline
Than hc'h lind in lllanoy' C1 VA
Why. blame your hearts. jest hear mol
Yon know that ungodly day In
When our left struck yicksburg Heights. how
And torn and tattered we lay.
When the rest retreated staid behind,
Fur reasons sufficient to mo
With ribbed caved in, and leg on a strike,
l sprawled on that cursed glaccc.
Lord how the hot sun won't for us.
And br' lied and blistered and burned
How the rebel bullets whizzed round us
When a cuss in his death-grip turned
Till along toward dusk | seen n thing
l couldn't believe for spell;
That nigger--that Tim-was a-crawlin' to me
Through that fre-proof, gilt-edged hell
The rebels seen him as quick as me,
And the bullets buzzed like bees;
But he jumped for me, and shouldercd mo,
Though shot brought him once to his knees
But he staggered up, and packed mo of,
With dozen stumbles and falls,
Till safe in our lines he drapped us both,
His black hide riddled with balls.
So. my gentle gazelles, thar's my answer.
and here stays Banty Tim;
He trumped deaths ace for me that day,
And / m not going back on him
You may rezoloot till the cows como home,
. But ef one Of you tetches the boy,
He'll wrastle his hash tonight in hell,
Or my names not Tilmon JOY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-18

When a Dutch maid servant wishes to
go to dance, and has no swain of her
own, she hires cavalier for the oeca-
sion. A beau with an umbrella receives
double paw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-18
Tho rebels seen him as quick as me,

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Add ess Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ll,e lat d call.
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-02-18
Empire City CORRESPONDENCE.
EMPIRE CITY, Feb. 7th, 1871.
COAL

COAL
Abosnds on Goose Bay. Thirteen huns
dred acres of wild, mountainous land, on
which coal has been discovered, sold re-
Gently for fourteen thousand dollars.
Last week another vein was discovered,
on unsurveyed land, by two gentlemen
who have since taken it under the home
stead law. Ten thousand dollars will
open this yein-so say men who are sup
posed to know. Fifty thousand dollars
have been spent in opening one of the
veins which is now worked, on the Bay.
Last Wednesday evening
THE GOOD TEMPLARs
installed their officers for the ensuing
quarter. DIR. North was installed as
WCT.; Mrs. L. Ii. Woodruff, WIT /;
Miss Eva Lockhart, VS.; f. A Wood
ruff, WIS; o. E. Smith, WM. MIR.
Finch, WDM. Mrs. Philips, W.T.; Miss
Florine Woodruff. WIG; Charles Getty,
WOG.; Miss Alice Stokes, WRS.; Miss
Ella Lockhart, WIS; Miss Addie Van
dervort, VIC.
The lodge seems to be on the decline,
vet it has done much good in this place.
The weather last week was quito fine,
but it commenced raining last Saturday,
and it has been quite stormy ever since.
sMELT
are now caught in largo quantities by the
Indians, and sold to the citizens of EN-
pire at fifty cents woodea pailful, or
81 so per bushel. w. d. N.