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NKW-YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1*79,
PRICK FOUR C IC NTS.
GREAT SALE OF CENTRAL.
i (?NSCMMATION OF THE BAKOAIN.
TWO him'KFO am? fif1y twus.wu MIAULS soi.t?
BY Ml?. VANOKRIOLT 1?) A sysiuca 1 1 ?a Ml
am'k with TIIF. wabas1i SY-TKM of roai>s.
Wn sale hy William H. Vanderbilt to the
YV abash. Syndicate of 2 .MM ?00 shares of New
York ('?Mitral stork was coii-mnitiatod yester?
day. 01 this anioiiiit, 150,000 shantt are
Fold out licht, anil an option is given
for the remainder. At the price agreed
upon the sal? amounts to 090,000,000.
llesiuea friends of the YYnbasb. and I'uiou
I'aeifie Railroad system.*, prominent foreign
and New-York bankers constitute tin syndi?
cate. A large part of the stock will be placed
probably in London and otlnr foreign
markets. Details of the transaction are given,
aud Mr. Vanderbilt explains at length the
reasons that loud him to let the absolute con?
trol ot the Central pass out ot the hands of
bis tnuiily.
HISTORY OF THE MSGOT1ATI0N&
hib l.ar?kst salk of ItAll l oao S|o< k BT! b
BAM bt a siNc.i r OBJ BIB mb 11wbbbbii i'b
oail ctioxs SJ I IHIUtAWN ? CXlON OB HIS im?
portant BAILWaT BTBTBMBi
The sale of 2?0.000 share* i>f New-York Central
stock to a syndicate composed of prominent foreign
and AiiM nan hankcis and of friends of the Wahash
Railroad system was concluded ycstcrd.iv. SQbStan
tially in IBB form and BB the conditions exclusively
announced in Thf. Triium: of last Friday. Mr.
Vauderlult sellsoutnu'lit 100,000 shares and grants
to the syndicate the option of taking lOO.OOO
shares more niton t he s.iiue term?. Ti.c price ol the
stock is tiled at 120 and payment is to l>e made in
monthly instalments. This sale, the largest ever
made hy a single owner of railroad stock, assumes
ini|K>rt.tiico not only from the magnitude of the
transfer, hut from the conseiiuenees lhat are likely |
to follow. The result will affect indirectly the en?
tire railroad inteiests <>f flits country.
The negotiations, winch last Thursday fell Mist
short of success, were interrupted by tiie refusal of
Mr. Vanderhilt to accept conditions restricting
the sale of the remainder of his stock.
He was unwilling also to give as large
a represetitatiou in the board of directors as was
ttetuauded hy the ineiuhers of the syndicate. They
asked for three places in the Hoard, and Mr. Van?
derbilt refused to give more than two. He finally
withdrew his objections on both points, and thesalo
was completed yesterday. The condition in retard
to the sale of his stock was made to cover the exist?
ence ot the syndicate.
tiif syxpicatf.
The prominent members ai the ?vndicat* which
has thus virtually bought 200,000 shares ol Central
stock are J. >. Mm pea Jt Co., of London, Dresel,
Morgan 6z Co., August liclmont & Co., L. Yon
llofttuaun A Co., Morton, Miss i t o., and
Winslow, Lanier A Co., together with their
Furopeati eonneetioiis, and Edwin D. Mor?
gan, Cyrus YV. Field, Jay Could and
R n sscllSsffa. OtBOf oa|dtaHata and bankers have
tsr-eii nimlllail to share in the prolits of the transac?
tion. The upportionmentof the stock has not been
made nnolic, but it is understood that a large part
of it will be plBBBd in foreign markets. A general
agency of the company for tho transfer of stock,
the payment of dividends there at a fixed
rate of exchange, and. In general, for the
protection of Wie company's fore en interests, ?,11
be oiwncd in London with .1. S. Morgan (ft Co. The
head of the Knglish house, J. S. Morgan, who is |
now in New-York, has I.i prominent in condnct- j
ing the negotiations. 1u hiui and toDrexcl, Mor?
gan A Co., Mr. Vanderbilt at the last entrusted, nu
his part, the consummation of the SaipslB
terms OT thf. salk.
Cutler |M terms of the agreement th" sale of
1?0.OOO shares ol the stock is absolute, lb- price
is 120. and 20 par cent of lbs tuin !ia-e mooey is to
be paid in cash, and the BBBM Breportleu BB tip* Let
of each month until tue wlode amount haa been
paid. 'I he first payment will be made la BsOlTOW,
'Ihe stock is tobedeltvered.it is titulersto,sl. upon
the payment of each monthly instalment in the
same proportion. Mr. Vanderbilt aril] retain his ro
BMdanuj interest, wkieh la believed to amount to
abaal 160.000sharea, and will continue to bold tho
control and management nf the road. Chances will
be made la the Hoard of Directors of Ibe company.
The syndicate will be represented, on t' e ;>art of i's
foreiLMi membeis. by J. 1'ieipoiit Morgan and the
Wabaah Railroad iataraal By Cyras W. Field and
Mn Humphreys. 1 kSBB changes m the board will
be cft'ectcd Rooa.
Fol the additional 100*000 shares the s\ p.'i. ate
hold-, the option to buy on the same terms. It is
believed that this option will not expire for one
year, but il was admitted Vi M i-rduy by im i.ihi ra of
the syndicate that it would extend beydbd ihe time,
leipnred for IBM payment lor MM absolute purchase.
At the same time the utmost confidence was ex?
pressed Bbal the syndicate would take the addi?
tional stock lung before the I xpiraiiou of the privi?
lege.
iinci OM Tin-: spick BXCHAJtOB.
1 at official announcement of the sa c was not
made uutil afternoon, but rumois of it. comple?
tion reached the Stock I.xchange early in the day.
The news created great excitement and was
the universal topic of conversation. Its ef
feet was se.-ti in the Imaaedletc advance of
the Vatid- rbill and Wab.ish stocks. In this rise
inauy other st<H'ks sympathized, and ilie* market
closed strong and huovant. New-Voik Central rose
from \ to 1A I U. and Wahash I rota 30 to -111 i...,
and the prefeiTed stock from t*.:t to Iis, while Krie
? BBiai at BJkkjb the highest price of Ibe day. After
the close ot bosiuess JtM3* was bid on ttie Street for
Llie.
1 lie mM was everywhere the subject of cotivrr-a
t ion, aad hanker* ami brokers speke la praise of
Tut: Taini m. which tirsl had given them the details
of the negotiation. A prominent BMBabai of the Stock
Kxelianae said that in aalta of the freejnent mali
(ions and v ii n but denials by envious pa pen which
had Ik en beaten on the news, most of the members
bad from the lirst bartered Ibat Tut: Tribunb'b
a< count was substantially correct.
fWO iBVOsYJ ant BTBTttatl i vm i>.
The coaiplction of the salo by Mr. Vanderbilt
a?stii,'s (..ra tune liaruioiiy between the Wabaah
ami taa Ossvand tvataaaa Tba Ceatral bus reeeiveda
11?Uli Ho- \Tabaah Road the larger pai t of its Fast
haaad taadbe. It repaired last year 80,000 out of
Bt Kl cats of through ireight landed al Toledo by
t .< Wab.isli Road. Ihe pBBBtBaB loss of this husi
iicw by other connections, which the Wahash Com
jtanv was contemplating, is believed to have led to
i Ins treaty of peace. Ihe consolidation of the Wa?
ll i?h and ?be Si. Louis. Kansas City aad Northern
kmiroada, which was ratified La October, Bare to
tli, pe a fawn pan J u tbrounh line beta Detroit
ami Clneag?, to Si. Louts, Kau ana City and 4 Imaha.
At the West its line connected directly with the
I'uiou and Kanaan Pacific Roads, while at the Fast
it creased ail the trunk lines to the Atlantic sea
beard, and by proposi il eaten dons t ? oaneeted
dinrtiy v nil ihe tit and Trunk und tip- Great
Weetera UailroadBel Canada. The neweomaeny
had open to its choice all the great railroad liuea to
the sun board, while it had almost a monopoly of the i
South West .nit I'acilic I111..111. >s. I o -.cure this
business and to prevent its fulling- into the
hands of rival) of the Central Road wem
important obj.eis to be Blued About Ibe
time of the meeting at Toledo of the stock?
holders ol the consolidated Wabaah Comneay,
in antiationa were eaeeed ia Ttaalf m Mr. Yander
bilt, with thefriepda of the neat comnapy. Mot
aaveaal naaks la arbieb tbs daBsiUi and nroriaiotts
id taeaBmuai; bare been diseaated the m totlationa
Bavo la eti brought at last to a nicee~slu| done.
Ai>ait from tio- maanilada ol i ,<- trauaactiou
in arbtch la iaveleed 090,000,000, the aarreement
is looked upon us of irreal imporianc,. to tin
ysiiroarl iiitere ts of this eeaatrr. The Ceatral
iBBad, ihi< u?h the Lake Bbora jtoae, nil! aeon re the
kaatnaaa ol tke tjoatb neat, abiie tba Wabaah Com
Bauy will gam bb excellent route to the Atlantic
seaboard. 'I hr advantages of the alliance nro to
both road? great and important.
MR. VANDEBBILT r.XI'LAlXS.
BKASOXB Win? ii DGM7GBB MM ki maki: ihk BALI
?thk MIUVll f>K xi W-Yollk i IIY am? ihk
iTMiiAi. nwwiciii oirottTifrw io a o.\k
man row r it.
William II. Yimdcrbilt was visited last evening
by a Tarnen* leportsrat 11> ? rssldrnrjpat Fifih-ave.
and Fortieth**!. Ilr. Vanderbilt cum lato the in
rcption-rooin having in Ins haml a number nf busi?
ness memoranda, and looking like a man of many
business rare*. Ho appeared lo be in exr, Mi nt
health ami spirits, ami even to cany his
shoulders as if ho realized that an enormous
weight of responsibility had been newly transferred
from them to holder* of New-York Central Mock
outside In- own family. "Well, what have we
now T" he asked in cordial tones as he entered the
room.
?? The Tmnrvr. would bo verv ?lad, Mr. Vanibr
bilt, to publish any information you may choose to
give eottoeratnc >our sale of Central stork to a
syndicate." replied the reporter.
"I tare jut heard of it tWJM It* he Mid smiling,
as he motioned his visitor to a seat. " When I
came home to dinner 1 read ot the fact in mi or?
ing paper."
" We bod intelligence, before noun, of the con?
summation of the sale.''
" I hen you know of it long before I did. No, 1
can not give you any particulars about the sale.
'I he negotiations wcro entirely in the. hands of
Janius *. Morons &, Co.. of London, und Drexai,
Morgan it Co., of New-York. It is from them that
the details of the sale must come."
" Moj I ask, as ? matter of much public uitcicst,
what line ot policy prompted jon to Make this
aale f
" I don't know what to sav of it as a matter of
policy. I did f-el that it would bo better for NVw
York Cl(y : and when I sav that I tin an better for
theNew-York Control and lor bo,tot we depend
for our prosperity on the city, and thodtj needs
theNew-l uk Central, a pihlatlaOtltlnnnl h is been
growing np oppoocd to the control of sneh u greet
property by a single man or a ringle family. It says
wo rule by might. Wo certainly have oontrolled
this property by right. Hut no matter, this public
feelini exists. We are charged with controBina Lcg
lalatnn I: with naing our power in a manner injuri?
ous to tli" interest* of this great city,as if it were not
absurd to anppoae that wo eonld hope to better oar
Bel vea bj working againal New-York gmrebanto,
Another object: lhere was an nntairotiistic railway
interost which was seeking alliances in other
direction a. 1 believed it would be better, at
the same time, to harmonize this interest
with the New-York Central, and all thus
work together In the Interpol of the City of New
York. It can no longer be said thai I am the owner
of New-York Central. I have disposed of |es
than half of my interest, but it now rests with
the stockholder! to say who shall be at the
bead of the management of then affaire, Perhaps
enough stockholders will send me their proxies
to kc>-p tnc where I am now. and perhaps not. I here
a crcat public outcry igoinoi one-mail power.
Bnl in reality it ja the only efficient power in great
affairs like the management ot a great newspaper
or :l irreat railroad, as in almost evn v t liBBu else, pro
rldoil, of course, that you hove the right kind of a
in.in to w teiil t he one-man power. If yon baten'! the
right man, it is all wrong. When I owned a con?
trolling interest in the road, 1 eonld w nre the inter*
ests of the other stockholders no better than I can
now, for in doing most for them 1 do most for m>
aelf. lam glad ?o b.- relieved peraonally of the
rcoponaibility of themeana employed t<? protect tneh
a great property aa the New-York Central, People
have and might ?all me grasping, wnuterer the
taflM hi the cu?e,\ilieu to protect the New-York
Central, which was prim ipally m.T property, 1
had to obtain control of lines of railroad
connecting the New-York Central with the
West, such as the Lake Shore and Michi
uan Boat born, the Canada Southern and
the Michigan Central. It was neeosaary for me to
make these roada a part of tbe New-York Central
system to prevent their passing under
tie control of a railway coni'diiati m which
would have need them In a way preju?
dicial to the New-York Central'? heal interests.
I knew t hat t in" combination wee negotiating for
an outlet to, ii* system ot railroads, eitbi r by way
of toe PenneyTrantn Railroad to Philadel?
phia, or by way of the Baltimore ami
Ohio to Baltimore. It was a choice be?
tween continuing the competition for West?
ern connect iona ami making its memhen
my friends. I tbonght it wise to do the latter. A
number ol gentlemen Interested m tin* combination |
have now come into the New-York c.-niral Com
|iauy. The two systems will now work together
Harmoniously ami strengthen on,- another. This
is one of the greatest events possible f,.r
the s.I of New-York ami for the New-York Cen?
tral. These geutlemen lire in New-York; they
control great interests snd whatever the manage?
ment of the New-York Central and Its connections
may be in the futnrr, tin y w !i conl Inne to be snb
servienl to tho commercial interests ol New-York.''
" Am I to infer that the first orartnre for the sale
came Horn von ?"'
My preposition was placed in writing within
the last forty-eighl houra, and sent to the
hankera who made the negotiation last
even inc. 1 am told that there was not
enough of it to go round to all that wanted a share
in the syndicate,and mat it was taken up in lots
of a million and half n million, it is to be placed,
as 1 anderstsnd, tor the most part in London.
" \\ li lt price does the syndicate pay f
"PorsOch in formation ] must reler you tO the
bankers who negotiated the hale."
" I ?o \ anticipate a rise in t he stock L'
" Ye-. 1 think it must advance. 1 consider New
York Cential and Hndaon Kiver Btoek worth ISO.
I be t eutral and Lake shore bora enough
trade directly tributary- to ihem to support them on
a pa) in*-' basis, and if the V, abash cominnal ion had
even foi med a eonnoi Bon with Baltimore or Phila?
delphia and scut their busuaess tho other w ay tho
Lake Sil ?'.>? and < 'ciitral could have Stood it."
"Havi sou an] regret at allowing tbe absolute
control o| New-York Central to pass out of your
untily ?"
" 1 think it will be better for the Central to pave
the -toi k more w idclv ttistl ibtttod ; and as for my?
self. I had to yield to puid^ si nttuwnt. There js DO
use attempting to rastet grow ing public opinion, it
i- very easy lor a lew persons who have private
ends to serve to start a feeling or a public prejudice
by a skilful use of circulars, newspaper items,
ni. etinns and committees, rney have used my prin?
cipal ownership of New-York Central as a atarung*
point l?>r a crv againsi the propriety of
so mneh property being controlled by one man. 1
have dil trlbntod the power I held, and let u* see If
tbejr wiB be better satistied. I Im lu ve liial under
the elrcamstaueea 1 have dime rigbt, and ti at the
public Will sav I have acted wisely.
H Another thing," added .Mi. vanderbilr. " This
railruad committee moanB a Kailrood Commission
to control tbe railroads ol tins State. Tbiaoomn.it
t<-e is composed of smart men, and 1 Im -
lieve of honest nun, but tiny don't see
the sent purposes of the men who stand
behind them and baVS been most active
in urging the Invest igatton forward. A*
I said, what these men intend is a Rail?
road Uoaanussisn. Ami with a eosamiaaion
of politicians, what kind of a poettlOO would
I i.e pin.. d in. supposing I retained tin- coulrollina
ow Dership of tue New-York i < ntral T \\ by, either
I iniist own the isunmlssimi or the conimiastou
would ow ii me. When sip h a thing Impends, the
b. st course a in in can pursue is lo w ithdiaw, and
go into Bomething site,
" As to my rtttoinins the i isnsgomenl of the Cen?
tral,"' be conttnnod, "it wilt depend koro
aftef on the free will ol the stockholders.
1 have always received the proxies ol
those holding the stock which WM not under
my own control. Hut it might be said,
perhaps thai the, -..pi me theii proxies to keep my
g.iod will, in that liny km w it would be mwleSB to
.?dopt anv other c lurse, 1 boy might hais done tin*,
a ml at t he same nine have i bought t lint the affairs oi
the eompoBl were not being administered in the
bosl manner. All this is elianged now,and 1 am
disposed t-. think tl it if is tor the beef interests ot
all concerned.' _
ADVANTA0E8 OF THE ALLIANCE.
amp IPATBS aOVAXCI IM im: BTC4 K?gOjrgflf to
gBW'YOJM ? 11 v.
A aaaatleanan who is eonvotsanl w ith all the de?
tails of the s?t.? said yssterdsy tiiat it would
not be projM-r lor him to dlSOiOOS the '
sn-'ciiic letaila, but in the war ef osngrata
WttBg Tin TBIgOBB Ofl MM BOtorpriOl II had shown
in being the first to publish this BKMl imp" rtaiit
piece of Inggirlsj BOWS, BO WOnM sav thai Tag
I itilit' si.'8 account ol a few d i\* ago was snhstan
nnli] Borroci The iiegotUitinBs for the eels wsnll
have been cioutd then if Air. Vuuderbilt had not rc
impel to comply withthedemand of the syndicate
that during the term of the syndicate In- should not
offer anv stock for sale. On Tuesday Mr. Vender*
1?ilt withdrew hin objection to this clause in the
agreement and in tho evening of that day the salo
was closed.
" Ft is a syndicate of prominent New-York and
London bunkers," the gentleman continued : " and
by the terms of the Iran ifer 918,000,000
Worth of slock la taken outright at the stated
tiini? and the syndicate has the option
of ^io,(KMt,0(Kl worth more ?t the same
terms. Inmropinion this additional BIO,000,000
will he taken up ninl the bankers in the
syndicate prill BMlkl a great deal of monev l>v the
tmnaaetkm. Between now and .lanuary l New
York Central stock w ill tie put on the London Board
again, where it has pot been seen for perhapi U"
teen year*, and transfer books will be opened in
London. The London bankers are to be represented
in the Board of Dlreeton by J. Pkrrnaot .Morgan,
end the Wnbaah combination are to have twodi*
lectors."
A geiitlenian of MO BlneBOC in financial ciu'es
mid he regarded this sale of New-York ( antra]
stock as something calculated to greatly benefit
New-York City, It would be vastly bettor, also,
lor the New-York Central,be believed, to have a
part of the stock held by men holding groat inter?
ests which would work in harmony with it.
GOSSIP AMONG Tin: BBOKEB8.
iaik iv im: ronsrnoM of tbi n/arnKM wnif?
pnoammrv pbkdictkd to ran atxian roado.
The Wtndoot Hotel was visited by some nieinbers
of the Mock Kxchange last night, hut tho attend?
ant e ot these men at this evening ex? hange was re?
markably small in view of the events of thedav.
Probably the fact that the following day was a
holiday, and that the Stock Kxchange would not be
Open therefore, deterred the im-mlicis from visiting
the hote] us usual to get all idea of what
might bo the course of specula'ton on
the morrow. Tho members pfOMOl talked very
little nbout Mr. Ya nib-rbjlt's great sale, but
much about its probable cilce' on the price of lin?
stock of the New York Central, the Lake Shore and
Wabnafa railroads. The opto MO was expressed by
many that theic would be a decided rise in the mar?
ket pi ice of the stocks of these roads. BOOM
pcr?ons, who confessed that they held Central stock,
aanguinely predicted that it woakjrioa t<> 100. A
like increase was predicted in tho price
ot the stock of the Lake Shore and the
Wnbaah, Some eetonlahmenl w'as ezneeeaed
thai Mr. Vamlerbilt parted With his stock. Said one
member <>f the stock Kxchange to another: " Why
did he sell f " [be other replied t * Oh, I mppoae
he wanted peace.'' Many anecdotes were told ol
tins or that member of the stock Kxchange who
had been lorlun. fe or nnfnrtnnnte in buying or sell?
ing stoi k oi the New-York Control on the eve
of ihe great sale. The "hulls" WOTO in the majority
throughout the evening in the hotel corrtdom, and
they were very enthusiastic in their descriptions of
the coming prosperity of the allied roads.
LEAD I II 11- TITLES DI8TUEB1 !>.
Midi M itPRisK 001 si i> iiy a DaXTlCIOal y|sir.it
day.
[m ti umuapu t<> ma rmmmn.]
DkxtkRi Col., Nov. 26.?An Important case
Inretrmgtea tttia to all tee pvopectf upon wntek Mo
Cily of LendVtUC -lands naa decided tj JadgO Hallet In
the Called stains circuit Conri M-day m favor of -<pt.it
tcls. The decl-IOti causes surprise, in without dull it it
v. iii lead io a great deal oi vexatious Btagankm anil may
eanm Meodeaod m that elty,
The IBM t?i the lalul upon which statids l.endville anil
it-, -u:iin os bm been derived Maeugh patents from the
Tinted stale. Ooyernmeat for placer mining graved, li
aatag pan of OaBMmla Qalab, where aM Pike's Peak
placer minis liuvc been worked since 1-|in
Tho aaae was the St. Lenta knmtttag and
Kettiiing Company against Thunum K tup, BeiUS
ltay and otners. it araa brought by Ibt eeo>
pany t<' roeoTer poacoaaapo ot lots which parties
have "Jnmpad " apan au'i heM nttbonl title. Taecoea- :
pony rlaliueil IBM land iu virtue af deeds from t/ie
patentee, Tbotaaa starr, who ball it muter a Called
St.it? m patent. There are about lno suits ponding*
brought hp parties etahntag ihronah toe Starr patent
niul ot tic r placer mining POtBUta leaned for l lie Isnd
Hi" which baanfrtBo is MtnoMd, Tim case
whs broucllt us ii test c.t*e. The qOCBMOfl
upon winch the title of ]>liiliuiffs lUMSl
was the validity of tho patent. The defence woe thai
i lie patent was void because It was issued for liil acre*
of land, and they contended that mid- r an < > t Coagrasa
it aanldnot lawteily bekwned larexoeedUag ISOaerea,
Tin- defroea offered to introduce the proeeaenme
winch look plaeebefara the Bgeentlee Departaiaat pee*
nndingtheImneneeof the patent. The ro ut allowed
Me defbudente to introduce oneb avMeoee, and also to
?hew that the patentee*! traei of ptaeorauntag ground
waaeeeapeeedof mveral dihbreni placer claims which
he had puvebaaad it iid not appear, the defence
i loimedf that he had compiled with the law m earn
cm-e.
The decision en-ntes great surpris-- mining propcrn
awnera of LoadvLUe and (Moreno aonarally, as it will
enable a certain breeponelble class of people who bars
Boeied to tust noodi rtul atlaing camp to " lump upon"
and bold much rateable property, the tttlc ot irnleh
naaenpneaed to hate beaa settled beyond dbputehy
Patente from M< United state-. The case a i'l go .it once
to Hi i Hin d Stan ? Bupreae Court, which tbould Ml
this case for earl) apeeial hearing, is it lavolrw mdiioaa
ot dollars. ADhI.i. iu tan be pi, seup id , fi om leading
people of Leadrilie that this most lanportani
anearloa abanM at once reoatve Me car
Baal possiitix iiiKuiion firaea the btaBaa I
ladle) d Ot-nrt in the hml ataoe, until Metttta bneettled,
lucre will boeontlaual timiide and turmoil. Tbeia is
arnebeonmmtton m Leadriik ami in tins ally touu-nt
erartea?leeialew. KntlerefrapitnUsti oboareheta em
greatly excited and planned ai tic- danger of loMng
their property M bsodTllle atid Its vicinity.
BEI BEET INDICTMENTS QUASHED
HABJOavoBOt l*? im., Nov. 26.?The kfieln
MvobrMefy eaeo waareanaied tin- BMcntagi The mo?
tion was to (uaehini bnBetmim agatoai Bolterea tin
are and that the orand Jury was impropeiit aeaatt
tuied. It vai tllilllld that while only twciiiv-tluee
niunes were on the court records mm - worn grand juror*,
tweaty-four ware pre anal In Ike Orand Jar] rooai aae
partM >paled m the dlacuaalon, the laterioper not boring
Boen swurn. Judge Pearson sii-tuiiod the notion to
gUABfe on ttm arenoga Ml forth. Tbia dvclsion atao
Qoaabeatbe ludtctnu-uis against K-inlee and Hie oilier
aefendnnta,
rB70 PEEEENTS FOB EES. HATES.
Philadelphia, Nov. 26.?Mrs. Hsjes, the
wife or the Preatdt at, rial ted the MeModtal font in Bna
city tills morning, and Wat formally BTMOnted with a
handsomely embroidered satin MJO0U, lllsliop Bimpeei
load" the preaentotlaa epeeeh, Huhsciueuny gnethoi
pcreen was piceeoled by the eengregatJoa of fit. joint's
* bnreh,
NO PEOPER LOOEOU1 OS THE CHAMPION.
PniLADXLPniA, Not. 26.?The reporf ol tho
La jI Hoard al Strain Vcoscl Inspectors aononoMg the
collision between the steamer Champion and the
British ship L.uly Oclnvia declaies tint the ill-nst.-r
WM Wiiidly due to the shnetice of a plopei luokout uti
the t'liahip.uii.
I 0AL ALMS AOVANCED.
Philamlpiiia, Nov. 2i>.?Tin- Philadelphia
uiki Baadtag i oai Oaatpany have advanced ee it hi ia 10
panto per ton* and Baatern priem BS cent s par tea for
allgraOea, Theadvai.goaamtooBbetea Monday. Aa
adv.nn c of V.? 1 em- per ton <.vcr the UeiemlK-r cirenku
mi.1 go bKoeneel la laaaary.
A BID !<>i: THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Cim iwati, Nov. 26.?A mee?Bg of pron
haaot DooMaratawaa held here toolghi at theOrane
Hotel.to tai.e iiapetoaeemothe bekllagof tbeBonm
cr.itic n ittoa ii 1 On vi Btlea bei t next Bnafar. Caariaa
\\. Bfoehrr, wbewat widely known In eeaaeetlea ?ith
i 1 1 ortia Betdrnlna Boord, pnridcid. a aoamlttee
oaa appoletott
I BJ \tSS 1 sin A^l ALT1ER-BT TELE0EAPR
thk IOB mi ? ii rOQ ihin yet.
Ni wntlRIl, N. y.. Nov. Uli. ? i wo Ooy?, age twi Ive,
aaaind atfl'trrn1 KaBargar, van iiiownni i., w ? .,:.,u
(.Ties \e.ii riliiy while ?BOUngi
ii a it 11 Bgjrt khob ron a aouiran,
HaI.II \.\, N. S.. Nov. Uli. A soldi.-i was ycsteiditv
aeateaead vaaavaa yaaraef petal aarvltaOl and to be Sa>
uiUsc.i ln1.11 Ho' s. i vi. e fur piisinna an otUc?r.
HUnoKBjen n\ a Dm bckb i.tnatio.
Pi hui. Out., Nov 20.- La t night Benjamin
lUletae'L s iuuhk mm if BBaaand in n.T. ?i.lie nruns. ?t
tart,, a w i bain Wi at, * laaw aun, al u>< uuii ti.mw, wuti
aoi wrltlag biet mvctaI alowa an.i 11 aaBuaj in lu ituiL
Waal bred tor an bam alMrwaaaj,
TWO OUI IKBM BOggtAJta mat to j a1k
Bkaxciipobt, n .1^ Nov. ?_*?; feedhrdav frank
Mi i Oaa BBd H Obaal C .nun, two .Itiinken Uli irr?, al wuik
aa tea poahe hnprevaneam hare. Wied 1? aaaoa * tuft, mal
daetnyed aoaaa taaia Tn. y alaa is al 1 hs fnrrmao aererei/
wlin a apaSa, Thin umriii'ii? Mri siui, ml I'anun were acut
io ju.iko i.sneto yraoheM j^ii toaonii ui?i
THE PRESIDENTS MKSSAGE,
m principal ponfre.
FINANcK, Mt.VF.lr, tiik indian uirkait, JMM
CARRYIXO traok, SlPFUVlSOItS. i i' .
A correspondent in Washington ?tat. ? Chat
Mir PraaMes! bmIuhi no ipoeial effort to eon
real the contents nf hin Baasaanjl to CoUffMli
He ii<lvi<rw tli.it there lie no changes hi linan
cial legislation, hut calls attention to (hodan
gMI of excessive coinage of silver, lie
diiprMMMj um nsitntion aboai transferring
the Indian Buraaa to the War De?
partment, and wai inly commends c(iin
?crOB und the carrying trade to the
consideration of CQflgraaBi The l'iesidcnt
d< >ins to have the siim i \ i-ois of election and
iMTihali nanl, ami recommends an appropria?
tion* The number of topics discussed n large.
a COK8ERVA rlVE DOC1 MI N T.
cilANOKS i\ tiik pot icy Of TfJ OOVBBBMBBTHOf
Aiivisi-n as ran as nxAnca am? nu urotAMi
ana cov.tki:m:i>?rfypn:a potnra.
[at rauaaAm in m ibjbubb.]
Washington. Nov. 96V llnii eon tea ta ox tbsfbrth
eoaalag messa- al Mm President have been Iba suh
jeetof aBaveraation in Wa biaftna to-day i aad it
aadaroaaai tiiat tba Preatdi nl niakea it a aiatter ot
BOeapaejal importance t<> avoid reference to the
rabjeata treated of,
Auione?the more important features of the mes?
sage am the following : The PrattdeBl first con?
gratulate* Congress uthe. material accomplish?
ment of resumption, hut ? -\presses tho fear, if the
coinage of the Standard a?vei dollar is continued
M ithoiit limit, that tie- present stock of gold will
beatfl to Uare the country. Bad that silver will
lakes iUi place. ]|c recommends that no action be
taken toward living the ralio between gold and
silver until after a Monet.u v Congress shall arrive
at some conclusion. The coinage of tho dollar,
however, might BB siispended.
Inasmuch as it has been Hie -mlicy of the C.ov
i iiiaMnialiitie tbe adoption of the Constitution to
pay all debts its soou after I bey are incurred as pos?
sible, the President recommends a sinking fund for
tba payment al all oblbjBtkraa within ii limited
uaaa t and if tbe rerennea of Qovernnaeal arc not
sii flic lent for tili., then i hat a tax on tea or coflco
sbaaM lie levied, as that wUl bB tin only means con?
venient for I be purpose.
The President ealla Use attention of Cobbmbb to
the uite.r disregard of the statute concerning polyg?
amy by the inhabitants of I tab. He asks that
some BBtfoB be taken, as tho tiara is now approneh
iaf when if may bfl BBBBBBBff to admit that Territory
as a State. He, however, makes no apeetfk rBBOB>
meiulatioii in regard to the matter.
The Presidenttreata tbaaabjeef of CirilObiiIbb
reform at roaaldorabla hmgth. tailing tho poattioa
goneraRy held by Iba advanced frienda of Civil
Bet \ p e reformi Ha reeommenda that Congress take
tue i-tiies to give perpotuiiy to tiio reform already
initiated experimentally by tin Afliiiliililtalmi
In referring to tin relations of the United States
to foreign countries, tlie BBBBBMB states that the
United states is oa f i icndly relations with all other
Nations.
The President discourages the renewed agitation
of theqp. -.tum of tbetranafsrof the Indian Ku
lean to the War Department, on the ground that
Baad a discussion tende to obstruct the ofBoots of
the Indian BataBB in the execution of their duty
and pi od at ea bo good.
Asa member of the Washington MnuiiBBBBl Com?
mission, Air. Hayes advmm an appropriation rnfft
??ieut to Bushplata Ibal aiimumiiil at ao aaaiy day.
rbereiaqnttenlong passage on the aahjnel of
Bupervieora and Uu)ted stales Marshals, which is
a> stalwart us the most radical Republican could
wish. Tbe President recommeada the passage of an
appropriation sattelsnt to pay supervisors ami nmr
s|iaIs for their services during that portion nf the
Bscal year for Which no appropriation was made.
If11alsontfaaniatindaahallar appropriatioea for the
future.
IIa lakes (he ground that as it is only in time af
wai BB otln r pressing emergency that the iBBBBOf
notes (tba worth of wbieb is Ixed wholly by the
Governasent)is natborized, ami that as no sm-h
emaraaacy now exists, tea greenbacks abonbl now
be retired in SO BSC BUUinei wisely calculated to pre?
vent any distuibnm e bf the PfCeOBl liuaiicial afljni*
librlaas.
The message makes reference to the IntCIOOCnniO
canal, and enrnestlv favora the enteiprfao, express?
ing the hope that afl? r so mativ years of delay, and
after the attention ol the Whole maritime wild
has bean called bo the subject. Congress may enter
upon legislation to facilitBtB the preBflBBttOB ?'f tho
work. Tba Niearecaan route is aapnniallj rafanad
to, and with faVOB,
The President also calls i he attention of Consreaa
Mi Dtstriet of Cohasabta m?tiers. He dwells on tPo
aeoeaatty for an Improvement of the atrrajfa. ualla
attention to the ancaying wood pavciBCBta. aad
m ikesstrong reeommendations that immediate ac?
tion be taken to Improvi ibe river front, both on no*
count of the wants of commerce ami as a sanitary
up asaje.
The Prendenl mpeclnlly commends to the atten?
tion of Coopreas the condition of tbe forelno oom
llierce ol the.Mil TV, .Hid Balm that all pos-ihlc k)B"
ialal ion to extend onr ? ommerea be enacted, rent ? i
ellv with rropnet to tbe enrrylna trade. The preal
aurplni nf American agricultural and other produc?
tions und t he large balance of trade in America's
fuvoi areaitedaa reasons why Ibe AmericanCon
areaa aboeld do what it can to extend tbe faeibtiea
nf commerce, Tba President thinks that by wise
action now this country maj regain a carrying trade
ol which it cannot again be deprived.
PO?T Ol I t< ft ANO LOTTERIES.
Lonaav lbitbbb i<> aa bbiubbbd to tata wbit
KR8?M. A. OU PIIIs's St 11 IO IUI III Altl? Nl XT
1 i:hK.
[aaxBBAi raaaa Bavafoa,]
WiBaiBIHIIB, Nov. I'd. The Assistant AHotney
Qeoaral for tbe Pool Office Deportment, la reply to
an mayatry from the rbird AaasstantPoatmaster
General, has addressed to the latter a letter, in
which he says:
I have the honor to ailvlso you, first, that " lottery lel
lers1*resetdaa Ihs Dea4 LsttirOBtee may i>e retarned
to the writers hy ina'l : SSOnad, thot IlllSlinsall rs are pot
JOStiaVB in withholding l.-ttcis to an iiulniiliuil for ihe
sole reasna thai saah tnoivMna] is an aarnl ai a lottery
eompaav i thelener must be aooresaed to tas agent as
such, to lustily uj tfetenl on, Bales* it la addressed to a
per.oii or Mi m <lio lurcil l>y a sP'-ci.il or?lei of the Past
sissitir Oeoerslto be fraadulcol, In which cafe teg s
tcred mttera are retarned %? the wrMataaad it>e pay
BOnl of money orders fol hl.l.lep.
The Poatmaetsr-Genern] has also written a lettai
to General llaaea, tba Tbird Asaiataal Pirat master
li. neral, upon the same suhject, as follow.-. Refer,
ung to Sections 8*604 and b\809 of the BaVlsad
Slallltes, he >-a\s |
border, therefore, to r..rrv out the t>royi.iops of the
aeettoaa mferrrd to, 11 hi dbrectrd tint si I letters ena
cemlan lotlarMs wamk ami arrive al the Dead Letter
OBJ es Bs retuipeU in t ip- write i s. If, hj inadrertenes,
uiioiuke or athei wise,letters saapaaed la oatata lattery
matter saoald eooN to Ihe UasdLetiei Oator,they
sBoaM in? ?ent m ihe oBssa oi deliver). with soon sarao
luiiis lo the posliniiHlci us will llisuie thelt piouipt de?
livery.
I he cas ? of M. A. Pauphin against the Pest m.istet
Qeoaral, m whaek t he - amplalaaBlaeoha an ha)aao>
C hi to restrain the aafOreeBBaat ot the recent order
of the post Oaaoa DapaitaMatwith regard to lot?
tery letters and BBBBOS orders, w ill come befoci tba
Cener.d lerinof the Siipieme Court of (he District
on lhutsiiuy of next week for ii hearing.
TBE VTM ' bliMI8SlOEERS B0PE1 I T.
UENKIIAI. 1IAICII IXPICIS s| , , i
Maaaaaii ni -s Dsai iron.I
pysBaiaoioB. Bar, 80? aaawlary Be ban re?
ceived ihe following leb gram this nioriung from
to Banal Harsh, paaaulaai of the Uta Comasiaasoa :
iaih Ptana tai a r. Nor, BB.
\y.- have laferaMOoa thai tan B one attver UU s are on
thin nay, InelaaiaB Jack W? areauwofepinioathai
we si a I I--- -u ?? i soul In e.iriyiug out ytur ?Ii. mk At
allavcnii ?<? bavB patJraaa aaeaak to try it. Bo far aa
the danger I* concerned, the Commission !..?* not given
that a thought, 'fucy must lake Ihn chance*.
lUirii. Commissioner.
The latttf portion of this dispatch it in reply to n
toleapaai from Secretary s< imr/, la whfcsai he snid:
The caaauMteaavBj if they bare i<'a>>on aa tetat
Ihomaalvte in uuugcr. awel follow iBstr ewa ludgtuei.t
in taking tain Mi'oa as tin-ir safety may iwajaMBx
A C IV8R POE 111A SK801VIN0.
nrr mo balavcb ov h:apk ami BKCKlPJf or
wacii which bavb mauk na oodbtbt so
BBJBJf BBtlllB.
|?;i:\Kiur. i-kiss M-i'ATCir.j
\VASiii\<;rov, B/oT. 38.?TheChief oi the Bureau
ot Statistics furnishes a statement whieh may tic re?
gard, d as csjtcc ially BPPT >priate for penpal on
TtNtaJbajtvlag Day.
The excess of exports over the import* of mer?
chandise during each month fr ? Janaaiy to Au?
gust, inclusive, for the year 1*70, while less HUM
during the corresponding months for the real lew*,
amimalwd to 8140,380,688. For the nape Breathe
of ihe year l*7s the BIBBBI was 8166.806^34.
During tbeBMatha of September and Ocloiior Ihe
exports of merchandise have again increased, ex
.ding those of the corresponding months of 1*78.
The total excess of exports of merchandise during
the months of September and OiIoImt, 1*70,
BBMBjated to 661,378,331, aaaaaJaat 648,800,437
in 1*7*.
The excessof the value of exports over the imports
of merchandise dBTIBf I he month of October, 1879,
amounted to JiOO.007.s78, as aifainst, an excess dur?
ing the month of October, 1878. of $28,188,063.
The value of exports during the month of October,
1879, araa larger than during any previous month
in the history of the country.
The excess of the imports of gold and silver over
il.Bportfl from .luiv 1 to October 81, 1871?,
amount. .I to 681,603, >7!?. The excess of the nu
poils ot gold and silver over flic exports al the port
of New-York ironi November 1 t? November 33,
1876, amount cd to 613,860,804, indicating that
the total exeraiof laiporta latotbo countryovnr
the exports thereof from Jfllr 1 to November '11
iiinountcd to about 860,000,000,
AS OPERATIC SEESATI0R,
BBPOBT that BaBTOB abamb0b0 and Ills WIMM,
BBVDBA API nt, I.KIT NKW-YoRK FOR FUltoPE
arrrnoOT MB, MAPixsoa'a knowmidck.
So far as can be b urned BbbVm Aianibiiro
and his wife, *? ft >ra Adlni, who have been singing fo
gelher at ihe Academy of Music In the leading parts In
?? Trovutore " and " Higoletto," left Xow-Yot k for lairepe
under somewhat peculiar circumstances at .'I p. in. yes?
terday, on the steamer Canada ot the Trench Truasit
hirtH l.lne. When Mr. Miipleson w as asked concerning
the report, last evening, he said thai It could not tic
true, and icfeTcd I he i, n?te-to N .. I.' Hast 1 'went let b
Ht., where s. fior Araiiilnifo and BBl wife were IBppSBBi
to be II vlnt,. At the house It was learned that on Tues?
day evening an expressman hud takci the ?Ingers'
trunks away, aed that yesterday morning Seflor Aran>
huiosud Ins wife had left the lion*- fiyttig thnt they
wire going to the Kverett Hons- lo "tny. The two
luiiehe.-l with friends a' the Kvereit House and it whs
Marat I at the hack office that at I.:p> p. m. they were
dm en to the freeeB eteeassf which ssased ai n i>. m.
T.':e second chapter of tills story is even more curious
than the flr~t. siyuor Aue l,?, Mr. M.iplcson's bus.tiess
inmiager, siiguor Ardul and other* wet,. mi ire Ist tue
report m the evening, aerora tba apan Istibb, aaal
many said that it couldn't be true. Olio voting
mau" sutd that be . iw Senu Anoii'uno al Xn. 4~>
l. i-t 'i wentletb-sr. at i p.a>..nnd Mr. Maplesoa said thai
at ...no p. in. s. nur A rani bore bormw^d 8300 of Bias,
The manager "aid further that at about B p. B. 8 fiors
Adtul raBM to tbe e?ea aad areureal five seats for taa
eventoa nertoraaaaee al "Csiaiea." f>i raesday be
Bald h" had paid to A ram bam B8.500?ata nniitl.'*
sa'sry. and lo his wire s-.'io. Aramiiuro was eiiaa | i
rrom October to April HlswhVs name had not area
on the prospectus, aad be aad aot tBoapal of engaging
her uniii one aej when he overheard BarrtoaloB la one of
i Be Academy parlors, 'flioii sh- ??iig us I rmiorii in ?? 1'r.i
t store." and ?, oddu in '? Hu-op-tto " ;o her pusIi ii.u'i,
ifnnr?e?,?iid // /nve^ in the . .?ne onems. Th- two *nnr
i or i tie issitlii.e ii ?? Troy u toie ?' m Newark on Tip nlay
eveataBi At that tine beaabed Mr. Ifapaaaoa'a per*
iuin4lon lo sing In'? s'f.ilnif '?later "oi. BoBday baXl
Ijiler in the eVMllM Mr. Ma|i.e?oii ssid that Arariiimro
had left Word for lilru by tin doei BO* to ilit- i Beel that
aa uis aame aid aal appear m me oast for tba ai v tea
days he would return to Milaa to fuiiii an enaaaaaaenl
ut I.a Seil i. Me promised tonend ImcS Mr. Maple.en's
loan of B900 when he reached Moan I. is aafd thai he
Baa aa eacaaemeBt a) La Beala, hrpma nafh.tnbev 10,
aaal Mr. Maplaaea sind taat he ana to pel siiie^io^
IlloUtll._
PBTMClANo* RESEVOLRST 80CIEIT.
The New-York S u iety for the ReHaf of
Widows rind Orphans Bf l*b, s enitis he'd It. ta rty-sey.
cnthaupiiiliuei ti ig .it Bo. 13 West Thiriy*ftr*t-?r. !;. I
evctii'ig. The toetatt aaaaheca 146 membera, mntty*
nine of whom are life BKflibera and ori\ ..tie are annual
aalaaalbata There are alaa twenty^la Banafatleu,
w ho am Iaeta6ad aaaaag the life aiaaibar*i und have Be*
BeamaaoB by 'ho payment of 6166 During the past
year aad baa Barn rzteadad by th.-s... acy to twiiva
aalawaaad faareaaldrea of aaoaaaedamaMaara, Tho
fln.iiiela) report shows the Inlnnce trom lhi< previous
year waa 623.873 S51 laeoam from tatereef and Baca of
BMBabarBj 66r6B6 M: trom bead aad movtaaaa paid m,
pS.OOOt lotai,6B0j7S5 37. The rtlahnraamaala un-i in
veatmeata were B34 56B SB,leavluB hahmee la taa
treason nfBtl.lao *w. XBaaBeteiy baalavssted faada
uuioutltltlg to rl 1.*>.">oo.
Dra. J. U Bank?, W. X. Itl.ik. inna ,-ri.l .!... l Foster
Were SpPOmSSd A coiiillillfee tO report I t the qaa tellv
in... ting of tin- amBaaera spnrnnrlam maolntiona on
the r lam associate. Dr. Oliver wblie, Aa ebmtam ol
oftli ers for tile eiisiiiug rOBT WBB he d, n Uli tin- follow*
lap result i Frenident, Dr. BsmB i T. Habbord) Vlee
Presidents, Dra. Jared Unsiy, ,i. B. Taylor aad s. B,
Purple i Iransamr, Dr. J. H. Miaton. Memaara af the
Hoard of Managers, lo fill MTeB mCBBrloa Prs. H.A.
Barry, J. H. Raiemnn, M. P. Robots, Francis DelutWkt,
It. Watts, \. ?-.Jene ; ail A. If. Illicit.
A88AI LTED HY THREE ROTE,
Mrs. Mary PoBB, of No. ISO Chcnv-si., wma
BSsaalted in h.T houu) lasf Thursday by thieo hoys liv
bm In tba same Boaas. one of tue imn kicked in-r in
tBeebdoasBB. Tfha paUaa wen- huToiassdal (Bern aaH
> ? st.-id i v, and tl ai the w oinan might die ii.nn tip- ,-oVct
af toe kick. The Boys wan atTuaea arreated. TBeyara
Pianels Marr, aan twelve i Charles Crow ley, ug- four
leetl; uud CurLe.ius BalBVaB, age tfilrteeu.
TELEORAPHW NOTES.
wo UK on tiik OHKRXVll.HK caxai. to ?foix.
OTi'aW/a.Nov. 36.?Mr. ?i.Iwln will prooahly
m*ui hegin wink on iii- Qrcanvhlssaash aaaplsyassat wm
he give.i 10 it huge force of ssm troiu ? lti.i l.
Taa si. \ UN's iMMioaaTioa at ottawa.
Ottawa. Nov. ?_'?(.?Dun g ibe oast aeamai BOO
laiBibjrsaiahavearnvadasra Taey stars stiacapslty imiu
Isbncefnand nuasrs, Ah aarapravaisd mi i stasssynMai
raa btbambb bkixowa apunAr,
MoNli:i ai . Nov.'.'ii. ?liny men have been eii
gac. it in Pjr'itening the nesin-hip II. Il.ni?. a^roinol ia
C aeat, iv.er. -lie is bowsBosl?aadsaassasd ti ic-ir^-tu
Bssnws
BAVAOE BTOICIBM.
Yakim*. Wash, h . Nov. Bantnsknie and
Kype. twaladkiaa wer* hnaa Brrs taeai for las sraraar mt
IBs Pcrfcbw rsadty in IBs laaian wai two rears a,o. Bath
Bard with stsna sianteteaea,
0006 i.anu PODVD in manitoba
WraKiPrO, Man., .Nov. 20.?CKe, ft V exnbnrinpj
pin iv. whit h lus i.ii saasNslap taa aanntrj aarth all ariksa,
rapf?ts test last* Is niasB Ba* agrteahnral i.md iinre. a-ni
thai lt,o nversand .ake? ai,ou.n| m UmIi.
B IIv canaI'Ian BTKAMMaa ARB DBLAVUk
M..mio-ai, Nov. 36. -Toareuseo! tho Canadian
Uueof ?l,-4lii> m m-tkillK l'Uigerp'iMiige? for I lie Ii?. I . ,.|
Iwalseiplained br 1'ie fs'.-l ti. n the ,tr?U* sre clo ' i
vessels In. ur .11 cXi .1 J. 0 imp , by bsvlng to ro by jutf.
A.N IMPOBTAMT i'a 11..nt aUIT DBCIDBIX
Cincinnxii. Nov. Ji!-J.idg.- Uasier, United
siat. s oiren i < <m. >. baa drasasj la the cassaf JaaaaaHer.
?sat aaabut tae Hall Hafs aad Lash iTsmaaaj ihai IB* us
fcadsaldai inotlafHapaaa las patent ot seraeal bvi ;,.n.
in. ss aas slssssstaa ia* bid.
TMB ami ItH a s I ini n compwv's ait Alljs.
Pall KTVBk, M.iss.. Nov. 88.?Al a mnetiuf of
las slacBsaasns at Iba Asaarfaaa I lass osawaay laaaj Ii
wa* MUisi in fund ibs debt of ill- . ei jho il <ou -ii inwdied
pi.iasi raapsa Usaas will be asnssd, assaasa B pw si ai noei
rsi and hsvliig lite year* lo run.
m.upTUNi; vai.ni.v BOB tub WAIT bavo.
ToitoNio, Nov. 30.?No tiding* hare lasen re
carvad*?IBestsssssrWsaaaaa ihr,,, me* an mssina a
i ..ii tul scar-a TasTS i* gust ex. in .... i.l iu ( oIIiush.smI
BVarlhei.nhefi.e of Ihe \es*el, a* .dl the elaVcl? .Hid
i raw wcm-i. ,i,p ni* ot tti.it town.
an INsI l:\Ni i; company to ?F ma of to pay.
Ibov, n. y., Nov. 36.?Judge WTeatncuob. tn-.i.o
raaatadavaroit-ip>r the d< p-uuitiii luihe <.me oi .tume ?.
UraltaS, soiuliumiairtx. aganet Ihe M.-lr> | oliuui Fife Insur?
ance raaipaar. <*> iwuu-i un a patsrr i<T sa.omi,*a taa
groiiud Inat the aeSSSasa p. lsoa t ail ins * inurcpr^aeula
uana
A nfw bb0bbt nurii:ty koii coi.ohfh mkx
UOXUoJf, on'., N>'\. 80. \ bow seerel society i<t
cuioiid |Ms.pi? bus I ss-11 imuiisj in Lsndao. ii is ?ailtled
" I he Kli.^hl* o| l oluinbiai.? ' Iii: odisillilll n is i.| llu
aune prill, iple na llisl ul Um Kulghti of Ihi MaccaiK.-a, the
?... nn hovuis stes acasmsi . mj w. i?. MeOMsThisa las
Isaaast oi tsa ?mbsm order.
UtJJID, or i :fmi kv. tiik Vicroit.
Wooun i00k, N J? Nmv, 30. lie Middlesex
OuiKliiP belU Ii? ?eiin iciithly ulas. P*l| ,-onl .-.i lo iv.
TkS fnahas waia tarawa Baaa a naals retail aa napMiwoa<
t\ aa* yards dbaa ia* i saestacei iwera c is ul i.-ud,
If iTsswapsssk Ws*d*j Vtshsr aad Mallard, i*j aaehi i uia,
11, houiri anil ili.it, lu aatb, aim 0s I ami IsSBB, a
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
kxcitkmknt \r si.rno.
STAin MaKUM ANOlMKIt f lu?:.i I i CBVSH ?"t"HA ?
OABOLCOgggCrilO Wim mi IM HIB a ?g 8V?
tkm of Tin: w??i:i.i>.
Then-is much excitement still in OllgO. In land,
on Recount of tbe remit arrests. 'I examination
of Kill.-ii. the lawyer ? iiarg. d wi:h sedition, Wut in
progress yesterday. Spam is about to send two
frigatee and aaere tfnnfn to Coba. InjBiOjna. Porn,
Is in tlr-hand* of the Chilians. The telegraph wire
has boon extended to Cnbnl end < 'nnd ;har.
THK irish SI ILK AMTATINO.
Tin: kximinatioh ok UIXXB im PnOQSgMg,
London, Wodtiesilaj, Nov.'Jo, H70.
.lolin O'Connor 1'ov.it (Home BnJor), mem -
le r of Par i lllii'llt for M n o, will pn ?nie *> the dciiiOU
?tratlon tu !?.? held at If>->I ? Pail, on -oinday n.xt.
Aaaeno the apeofcera ofll be Jaaila MeCartky, Alexen*
der Sulllv.m ami William Ke tnioml, Menaa Kale M ? i.i
ber* of Parliament for I/uufnrd. Loiilli aa?l Wexfoid rr
i*i er-tiveiv. Tbeeeverai Lmdeneed provterial ?.tin*
geira will a-* mlile at Trafa'jrnr Hju.ir-'*i 2 oVteck in
tho afirrnoon. si.O iiinrrli ill. are to II> <l>: Park, wbrre
the mi ? uns* will becra il :i u\ knag.
M.ifio OBgATLY MOTVOaWSt
In flti.-o last evening tbe police patrol acre stoned
anil foiirarrt Kt<WrTeiu.'i>li'. I.vcr in MM evening Mr.
Ilavitt was ?cien ,it. d b? two bauds. Tin- police par.nl d
the ?Ireet? there tins u.ornlug. I urt her r? Inforceuenta
arrived. So fresh dl-tiim.nirca BBfS oi-curred. It la
thought tin** toe Oevommant mteudi w loeM/va lot
iriiiln of the p.i?onera to Imbun Uist? id of Uk'iig tbcai
at the County ApatO It
T lie eiaiulti tlloa ill the OBM of Mr. Kd>n was resume.|
to-day In presence or a larger BBMBOrof aaegiatrelao
than eoBOL Davtil and Daly ear ? present aa aa ietetave.
Mr Monroe, spleen's Counsel. ru.ld (b it Mr. killcn'a be?
ing a bnn later might lead people t. beUeVO Uiaf t.iey
couid aetapen his advice. He ptoda m long ipiufailon
from Mr. Killeu's speech at the .ting, on vrbP h he
(Mi. Ifonree)relied far Mr. Millen** eeianital.to MM
effect that ?'he would like not lung i) tiei than to a**
tboiiaauds of men coining over tue in. uutjln?, rfl>a iii
baud." He showed that olbeia who were present .ii the
meetingp?drevaeeatraaad against Kuhn'? , ouum nine*
pb\s.cal force.
Mr. Rae made n lung, rambling speech for the defence.
Ha wm ordered by tee Beaab re sit dawe, rue anon
bond am ten and others were then eseoMued.
PtlsO wu? on the v ergc uf a not last | lgh f, and the po?
lice and Ni rlear the streets. Tnof n ade aavetol arresia.
DaVitt has telegraphed to NesrciaiI- lu.it be will keep
Blei a raa*easeeta to speak there on mki.i.iv md Moudsy,
ami that he win attend the n.at.-r aaeotiag m fHaaaee.
Mr. i. mistime, in a ajaaeeh tins afterm on in -? :.an i.
expn aaad Waase If In favor of %\\iug Home Kule to Irc
hnd, but iu local matters only.
A CRISIS KXPKCIKD IN FKANcK.
litnXaflriT. Wednesday, Nor. '2li. 1?7!).
The \tirg'g Paris c?u respondi-nt n ports tint
the gSaaaBOBrni Vraiiraue ag .lu p BOO iure? |a favor of
a plenary amucstv, in roeaasgaonee al M. Huu,t>eri'a
revelations rczu rdlug torture in Pawfaledoala Thta
leuds probaliiilty to tin; report thut a coming aaedlOed
Ministry, eoaagralng luanv of 'he present members,
wiil prepeaa a plenary aiuiii'stv.
/.?i Franer nays that It Is alisoliitcly certatu Hut M.
V/addtagtea has only eoaotBted to raoMia Presideut of
tue Council until after New Y'-ar'a Day.
THK BRUNSWICK BEQURBT void PRRRaPB.
Loanjoa, BV anea tev, Nov. SO, isth.
A dispatch tmm Paris to The Daily Ttle
p*aaa%anyai "Tiio Itibonol of Bmnawiefe baaaMMtatad
that the btM Data or Brunswick. Wh i left his furiune
to the town of Geneva, bad bnen lepsllv deprived of tbe
right to dispose of bis fortune. Tho Tr.boost has there?
fore, c.included that his will H null and void. Aa
(. a. va has ?Irendy spent a large -um UB IOC Btttnaoienl
to the late lluke and the ?i.i. ra H ol? -. the town vlll be
in a sad pndaMMsYal if it baa to saatora ina Mene*b
IIK GLADSTONE'S canvass
KMsnii.oii. WaBneadajTi B? a hti?.
Mr, GlevdataaWi ob raeeifiBR i I.iin r.il a?I
draaa her . tnsde a baaaj apot ah. Bb laa road lb it a ?D?
MtattoBofPaitanaanl aaabt to nsv tHk?n pMeeara
aow, bnt aatd that tho CoveroManf abatahpi ta are from
lirekU-o It Unowa till.' the colintrv l? a : Oust it. and nlno
beaauae It deal re* to be free mr a year to grre Eagtabd
aud Europe now inrprii -
thk OONTRBT FOR THE ASTLEY BEI
Lo.NlioN, Wcil.ic. iaV, N V. SB| 1-7J.
'Ihr Sporting Lift .iys: u Rowcll, th?- Kng
iish paOaatrfan, lias aawtOad thai iba next walklag
inatch for tbe lo?ig-i!lst!ii:ee i li imi'ioirdilp of the world,
and Iba Aatler Belt skall taka pfaea la EaateadL The
backer or i'm,. hoi write* tbnl be will wltbiuraw bia aaaa
if the n? xt aiaieb aUiea not lake pl?ee i;i Unanons
?l'U-.iry aiso v. isiies tu withdraw fioiu the di..i. u."'
A M -slAN REC10B BKSIOKS,
Lospos. Vedoea Lay, B iv, BS, I'm
A ?li. jiatcii hron st. PotenlmrB t?i The Ikuff
jftna apja tbe Baaler af bba DJM*a LTmveraMy, foOoa**
[na the exaaipie ot Iwa 1*to*j Mofl .:? Iba St, rVtiwebaarg
t'li ver-ity, ha? reeiaw d la eena'rqoeaeo <?! lbs new ng
ulattotis. _
TROOPI ARD ships for CUBAm
M ap.'hi). ajraOOeaOay, Nov. SSj 1*7'.).
Kloverj Ir.iitdit d soldiers will l?avs BtUCS>
pjna <m tue spth laet,aad tstot Doaeaaaorlor Onbs
Twe frigatea ntB aaaa praeeed ahortly to retaSaraa lbs
Cautaa agaaanron.
A BRIO si nk AT SHAKOHAT.
Urvnoif. Wed e aday. Barr. ?-???'. IBIB*
' A dhanntch to Uojrda frotn Bbanghad aajra i
Tbc st ataanr Ptna?aa came in a dMatea aad Mab the hrta
Condor. Ttie datiiAge sa-iaiaed by the-teamei , if any,
is uol know ii.
TELEORAPfl link to ( api l.
i^isi)..-.. a/adai lay, Nov. ?-'?. l 70.
TeloSJSpllafJ rxmutMiCajteOn \\ii!i Csbnl and
< aiidahar has beOB lotapb tcd. and Ibll BtOI 11 lot'- Laa>
San papers publish di-oa'.ches fi :n tsotlt ibo*e poiuta
dated Tinnlav night.
IQCIQUB CAPTUBED BY THE CHILIANS,
rvi.is. \v. Jas adan . V?*v. BS, i-"'.?.
[ntelligoneo has reaxhed bora that tho cli?l
uuaa bora lab? ? toniq ie. _
MKXK it) APT AIRS,
UkZIOO, Nov. 1?'..? Tho richSMBSS of the Mo
ga la Mines is nov reported to nave Peoa ? KagaTM ited.
It is aiso M d gaVAat d 111. ill.Ii s attend die |?r<? uriujt ef
woihI nod water, raa VeaMter aVp?aOf*awiM aaaaaalaena
ot the debar ef psrwareoetalng m. gioa * uv ftoaa distant
Provinces. It tuys ? ho liuveruor of Chlbaabna on the
1 ti: 11 uf SagtoMbet inioimed the Proyiaefal I baaatano
ef aa laTgalaa af tbo TiiiMoiy ol Cbibnaana brBdB
Americans aocooroanied bi Mine Indiras in pnraait al
..to. 1 111.1 mis. Tue 11 ?? ' of toe i..-, isi 11 did as * i'-aea
tbe Capital aulll ail weeba after tho oeenrrene
Ifsadtor alao a A. s aa' 1 be 0*v? waol Sad iu 1:
Ira of toe \ tolatioa .?; ii- lerrltery.
i Of
?ica _
PBZPARISQ POM QESKRAL UitAXT*
girg) Pint IDgl 1 in a win. imi:::iu\ BITS,
PmLADgxPHiA, Sot. 26.?Tho Corastittfo oft
AiTaiuruii ills i.f iL? ? i'y r.iiiuit-, avpotatrd to
arrange for the rveeptloo it Oanatal <.:ati?,
have ngtoed upon ibia pragraounai raaaSay,
Peeasabeg Ii Orand puna, ant hi tbe ewaung
a teoepUoa al the t.leaea al ?;? mo v.. cniMa.
afedae da) Afeoegilaa al ludepradaaea iiai.au tin
tbooveatna ana at ibe reatdeoeooi Mam Stofclef
Thai dai ItiawpltaB hj the Orand Sraay if ibepb BBS
he und tu 11.votung a Oroad Artaty eamn sya aa the
Aeaaboay of Music, v. tth apeevbt . ? aa a, ate Brl haj ?
Becoption bj IAe Commercial Bxebange. Martiiina Kx>
?iiaii.e and bviaag al Ti ine, aad In toe weeing ? 1 .s i
tb*nal -he r.-iih i... ,> \. j. Dux-I, e*q. Bsilorday?
Beceptloa byU-eaebaalriuiliiu aad tawctteraal tt.c
Aeadeair of kfaaie; in tbe evening a bar.oa 1 ndi i?i
llon t?v Hu- c tlav ii> -it tin* aVaOVan 01 K.tic arts, afua
da)?Visit to (Hiard ? elleaa and oiks ; pan 1. aui .1 ugsi
tu til" rventeg b r* ??< pthra bi f. reatdeaee?| fJao*
er,1 Bo boil 1'atteiMia. tncadaj R eeptl.t the
Baton f eaaee
ipeelal invitations |.. perl elp 1 la ibopa adeareto
be a. nt to Iba 5th and ?'? aM*tr>ini.d B ? Itu u ?. ibi 7lh
h>ginientol Bow-York,and ite Xev-J rat-] Bngade.
OIOBMM WAO MM Al t ALL R/l tM.
Fai l Rivi k, blaaa., Nor, 2B-? At s sssslingj
of I lie Hoard ol Tiade lbs hIiciiouB il wo* Voted BP
reeteto the lessdnle ptIon paM tooaa>roeaioni AacRj
1h7 .. (be date et ti ?? ; i t i. ?I i i b. i at. 1h 1 OM VsIrUt,
to aa i1.cre.1sc ol 1? per icnl...:o .-to la'o i !:? . : .01
dennan L
A 1MB IE HUM PAW FOE 1 hWEME,
ClNi'lNN a ri, Nov. I lie c. 1' Ul ali d liot
Itng stallion nbp)nw?y wen aotdiaal even bag at gatOB,
K>., lo j-.111..11 ' ti.iiL.tf, ol.-aa I ..::.?; in, .or .>HI.ISKi.
i-teiuvvsi i- ny isii.it iia uc, und 1 a 11 r?" } e.ir oltL lie
in eic ibe f.ieicsl bUI?o.i iiuo ob laeepd.