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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Four Days Later from Europe.
inDTITiI mn MIN rranII Am nncTpNr
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA AT BOSTON
MARKETS.

The steamer Acadia from Liverpool 18th Novem-
Der arrived at Boston yesterday l7th November)
morning at halfpast nine o'clock making the pas
sage in twelve days and eighteen hours.
The Acadia having left but three or four days be.
hind the Great Western, brings but very little
news, and our Boston correspondents having re
ceived the Westerns news previously by Tele-
graph. send US only the variation in the principal
market quotations, which are as follows:
Flour in bond 33s. per Dbl
Free Flour 34s to 3is Cd. per Dbl
Corn, duty paid 55s per 430 lbs
Cotton ordinary Orleans and Mobile 5 to sd
Do fair do. 81 to 6.d Do. good do 81 to I'D
From the above ii will be seen that there had
been slight decline in the English Grain and
Flour Markets during the four days ending 18th in
slant.
The Cotton market had undergone material
change.
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The 81 Louis Republican has converscd with gentlemen
direct from Iowa and CLAIMS ~ Wings elected 10 the
Legislature
Shahcehof Dianu VI "S' 'S "ph;a eS An ri n.
p'"s . = -''
Fur E,,,rn,~n \vorxprn Ar MoNyERrY.-
Nv ~ - 49, ,,,r;,an;s,, in Navy Work warned
h aM,r, a,sns, The sn,nioyment of lxtsnnKS in the
Msx;co, sTny ,,,,nn m, Ground thai they would not
Srht sSains, nersans of their own Religious faith
If snvhins was needed 10 wine OUT ms vile csnrnny
S hsy /, in the long and fatal lis, of the Killed and
Nvnnnaed- nj Mon,cr.y It;so only necessary IN road
~ ,"ss ., M ,hs, 49, ,h;is - no, tho ;on-,bs Of
I m b'S ~, nS -, w., lon, ,,;,, >,.rs
Ss,,a,r, 1b;s IN ~ r.,a, "r ,ss Scrs S.s hecn
,,e in every American battle field And Vet there are
those among us Out the number is dimnishins) who
would deny 10 lRlssIMEN the rsh, OF Voting in coun.
try al whose shrine the Y freely otter their lives
Alb Eve JoGrnal
T,,r E,,,es,xr RonhrRy-D,,;b %; ,ns al tbs
- - IN, polics have now r.ccv,d SSH
S!.Vss" So, ,h, ,,,;srants on ms s,,u
a. ie ui'.'o! $50 go j., tho go,
Ssso WIS iou''u uu. p r,;ss S,r, and ~ Which
s 70 1e @ SI,s ,,sSc by Kent's Wifi,
Ss ss mea ~ Son 49, t3 q, tho honse nj Forbess
.pis sum aIso S-tV "' 49, ;3 ,Sr,ch ,b dis
coyeriss made by the deck hand Like
Elias Kent was found dead his bed in his cell 81
O'clock on Saturday evening bis death said 10 have
been caused by an attack OF dehrlum tremens
We understand that Forbes and Kent charged the rob
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Important from Washington
REQUIsITloN FOR TROOPS!
, 900 VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l7-N0og

WASHINGTON Nov. l7-Nocp.
The War Department has made acquisitions call
ing into service eight additional regiments of Volu.
teers One from each of the following States -
Massachusetts. New York Pennsylvania Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina Louisiana, Missis
sippi and one OF mounted mef from Texas
Com Corners official account of the second attack
on Alvarado confirms the Telegraphic dispatch Of
Saturday night and the statements of the Picayuue's
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CITY ITEMS.


SUSPICIOUS CKARAcTERs.-JohnB Brandon, a hard
looking customer last nigh, arrested in the Second
Ward for trying the doors in that vicinity. John
conducted TO the Office of the Chief of Police and COM
PEELED to stand pIory fashion the gaze Of the officers
who were invited to take good look at the subject be-
fore them Tha Is called the spot,;ng operation and
N the boldest thief when performed upon
him The object to render many Of the policemen
possible familiar with the appearance Of the rogues
who nfest City Pickpockets perfectly horrihed
the idea of being thus exposed and when threatened
with it beg peously TO be let of. months in.
prisonnent Is nothing their estimation when com
pared with this newly established mode OF spotting
cross boys.
GRAND LARcESY.-Samuel Richardson and VII
liam Pomeroy last night arrested on charge Of
grand larceny, in stealing quantity Of clothing from
John Major 800 Canast
ENTRY THEFT-The entry OF No. 10 Clinton
place yesterday entered by some rogue who car
ried OF CLOAK and ovcrcoat worth together $40 No
arrest
SUSPICION or THETA man named Albert
Swords last night arrested having in his possession
bundle Of clothing OF which he could give no good ac
count.
FouXD SEcRFrEu-Catharine Daisey was found
secreted in the garrett No 2 Downingst and sent TO
the Police office.
LARcFSIEs.-Th following persons We're arrest
ed las, night petit larcenes, and disposed OF IN the
morning rs their several seemed 10 demand
Bridge, Callahan taken up on charge of stealing lneri
dress black vii and hat Bridget was committed
to answer John Brown taken in the 18th Ward
for stealing chickens from George McMeney, Of l0l
Church.st. Mary Ann Stewart was charged with
stealing hat worth = from Mrs Marsh of 50 Wooster
ct John Robinson charged with stealing turkey
worth 81 from Washington Market VIM Mccoy vas
arrested for stealing carpenters tools worth 81
from James X Brown, of 800 Broadway Ellen Brad
ley was pulled" for stealing so in money from Hugh
Dooley OF o. Mulberry .st...-Wm Campbell stealing
worth s. from Charles Meney corner OF Broad,
way and Houstonst. He acknowledged the theft and
the coat was found in his possession Ann nelly,
stealing shawl and glazed cap in the 9Th Ward
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SUSPICION or THETA man named Albert
Swords last night arrested having in his possession
bundle Of clothing OF which he could give no good ac-
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L. 6. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-Beiore Com. 4. Gar
diner-Engene Norris, young OF highly respecia
BILE connections and standing, "A masters mate IN the
Navy and son in law OF Mr. A. BloOdgood examined
charge of picking up pocket book which belonged
to add had been dropped by John Hayes at the Navy
Yard and puroinng It's contents The charge is strongly
denied To be continued ON Wcdnesday.
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FouSD observation-disclosures Daisey was found
secreted in the garrett of No 32 Downngst and sent to
the Police office
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From Baltimore.

BALrIMoRE, Nov. 10. IsIb--y ?. NJ.
Nothing local. Nothing from the South or est,
The ST Louis Republican has converscd with gentlemen
direct from Iowa and CLAIMS 80 Wings elected 10 the
Legislature.
Chancellor Bland OF Maryland, died today a, Anna
polls Phia. n. Am Tel. DIS
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ENTRY THEFT.-The entry oil No. 40 Clinton
place yesterday entered by rogue, who car
red of a cloak and ovcrcoa, worth together $40 No
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GRAND LARcESY.-Samue Richardson and VII
liam Pomeroy were last night arrested on charge Of
grand larceny in stealing quantity Of clothing from
John Major of 230 Canal.st
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IL LOVER makes his last appearance in New
York for some months at least this evening at Pal
mos-wherc his success has been quite brilliant as
at the stuyvesant on this last appearance all his
friends will of course come to bid him God speed and
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~ Hon DANIEL WEBSTER arrived in the City
on Saturday evening. aud stops at the Astor House.

Egs Mr. CARMAN, favorably known to the travel
lug public the Second Captain of the steamer Isaac
Newton died in this City Saturday morning. He was
man very highly esteemed by all who knew him
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On saturday morning, 26th inst ANDREW GlF-
FORD in the s5th year OF his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully requested
10 attend his funeral without farther invitation on Mon
day the }oh inst o'clock. p NJ. from his late resi-.
sdence No. 65 E!cven,hst between the 9Th and 9th
avenues
At Brooklyn ON Wednesday. 25th inst ct q O'Clock,
p NJ the residence OF his sonnlsw Edward Picrson
Mr.. JOHN T.. HIGGINS of Liverpool, OnondRsa CO. N
Y aged Is wears.
At Sea- lat. H. b, lon. IT, -, board packet ship
Margaret Evans Mrs. ELlZABETH w. HOPKINS wife
OF Rev A. T. Hopkins OF Buffalo, her return voyage
from Europe whittier, accompanying her husband, she
had resorted in for the of disease The body
is to be buried in Buffalo.
In Po'kcepse on Monday the ga inst. ELIZABETH
: Oldest daughter OF Abnl. A. and Loregn :. Davis.
aged u years She resigned TO the will OF her Sa-
viour in whose she gave up this life without a
struggle
The funeral services OF Rev. Or. ARMSTRONG. late
Secretary OF the A. B. c. F. NJ whose body recover
ed from the wreck OF the Atlantic will De held in Rev
Dr.. Adsuss Church. Broomest. this morning at II O.
clock.
Ar Cincinnati 23d. Augusta Fsnshaw Thomas aged o.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For sales Of Socks. s.. see FomA Page.

For sales Of Stocks ST. see Foarh Page
SATURDAY, F. NJ.
There was no marked change in the Fancies TO
DAY excepting in she Norwich which Went down under
the doubt which exists how fully the Atlantic was
insured and the certainty that the travel will be inter
rupted which viii lessen the earnings of the road tor
the remainder Of the This stock is about yer
cent lower than on Friday. Harlem continues firm
lained by the purchases oil those already owning tue
large portion of the stock.
Bills are not very active and rates are unchanged
Sterling sac: for city signatures Francs 42l as 40
Guiiers IS. GSSs Marks Banco "a. e2S; RiN'polisrs
9fsQ77s There is full supply OF bills but at these
low rates drawers are NOT anxious to operate
The Freight market is scarcely so active today
and although the asking the same yet hey are
not paid with the readiness earlier IN the week
Cotton has been shipped at 7.l6d which is decline
Flour TO Liverpool is nomnsly 5s Is I'd offered "rs
lS,dal6d To London rs I'd. To isvrc II . ana ~
cts 10 the Continent tSc - cts
The receipts at the Custom House during the
pas, week are estimated q, Sla5,ot0.
The Dwigh, Manufacturing Company d'v'des
eight and the Phoenix Company i've per cent for SIN
months.
The following is a comparative statement OF the
business on the Phadephis and Reading Railroad dur
;ps the week ending November o. lsl6 and for the cor
responding weeks in esch OF the two proceeding years
1874 lSi5 ls46
Trnyel. ISIS 80 lll9 81 ZOOS -
Freight on Goods $50 - 1875 Is si53 s.
Freight on CoI ......ll.2S3 Sc 2S06s Il $3.50 -
Total .......S SIXTY o. sl57 50 43i9s ~
Coal Tsnspd tons l003S;l3 23,i01:tS NS'oao
All the contracts ior building the Newlork and
Erie Railroad from Por, Lewis to Biushampton $50
r,es, have been taken. The aggregate amount of the
contracts is 10000 This sOOOOOo less than the
estimates twenty-five contractors have takeu the
whole JOB at average of y cents yard for rock
and 10 cents for earth excavation The contractors are
hard twork along the Delaware below Cochec,on
The first 100 tons boat through the enlarged
schuylk.a Cana, has reached Philadelphia. The Cap
tain states tia, he had six inches water to spare in the
shoSes, parts.
The Connecticut River Railroad from Spring
seia ~ Greenfield was opened on Tuesday last
AsBaltimose Money IS in more request but rates
are unchanged
A Wilmington (Delawsrel paper. states that the
receipts Of saa Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore
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uAzLITTis SPIRIT OF THE AGE;

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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.

L'lRTH HALL, / Frankiin-sqaare and FIRTH HALL
L i POND, 239 Broat@ay.-Caly Polka ny Alien pod-
worth win coored yg1erie % plain yignetie %
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IS Original Redowa Walk, by Julien YIN q coz
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vo.th- Kucke rbockr and Santa Claus Ogadres, both
with SPLENDID thographlc Hes and Samuel Lover ne'
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uvrH.S Pills

TIE inercas Improved Hygsan 'sss:ao.s MEDICINE
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VA is EssT BroaiyvAv Ms HAYES iS9 Fuon-st Brook
lyp J. PlOurdan q irand-s:. WiliaInsburgh. ms Ills
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TO LAWYERS. EXECUTORS, &c.

HIST PUBLlSHED-New work tie law Of surro-
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- Erom the Time.-Hnwever

FTUUi IIHif>.-EpNtFrI
Spring isy be VIII verGure brow and pc;rcses II
is hard. sad however gay and enchanting NAY be al he
oys aaG delights Of SKINNER. he approach OF Winter :
not without - comforts domestic blessings Th-n
how necessary l. o5 those scie with Dyspepsia De-
biitsLed S,oEsca lupary OF The Blood, aat diseases
yercrs.iv attendant upon s1ddec caanEes 10 Or.
Woois SarsaPSia and Wild Cherry Bi;.ers, ih4: they
NAV win certainly remove such Affections WI render
hrr unable 70 paTtaEc with cheeriuness Joyous
of Winter.
WYATT KsrcEAN, Wholesale aad Retail Agents, Isi
r,,,nnst Y Sold also 1872 Broadway Sll 5leecSer-
*: Price Si-lsrse bottles IA Cts
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN the yacket,ship Stfpkes TAi;Rey, from Licer;oo-
Rev VIM pemps,er, OF Vernon, Mr. Hamilton, Can
sds; Mr. Crowthen OF Boston; NJ Chids, Eng Ny
Mathouse and Miss Seventou o. Phila; Miss Lsne OF
Bos;on--S50 in seersge
h, ship .iGeiaiGe tr,ss Haeaae-Capt l. Rich !
ColQuerS, Fernandez. G Gonzales.
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~ Fxner;meptaI Lecture. on rhe Human

soul-La Roy Sunderland in compliance with the wishes
ofh- uunerous friends in Ne-vYorS- hs- the pleasure Of
Announcing series o. Intellectual Entertainments in
Mechanics Han ~ Broadway, between Broome and
Grand sta Tuesday Wednesday. Friday and Saturday, Of
the present week in which viii ceveep Tie power o.
Spells Charms and FsscinA;or Illustrating n Mysteries
OF Trance Dreaming Uiichcraf and Ghosts and combin
ing series o,h sst Grave, MrHfa Musical and aston
i.:nr power. ana .l.cepli5iiss Of the Human Mind
more wonderful han the revelations Of Sedenborg and
exceeding in Interest the Visions OF the Fairies The Tales
Of the Arabian Nights.
Animation = Cent, n.al Gu
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P11Es-rNrERNAL o. EXTERNAL

~ Emauatinc from regular Fhyslcisn poc| ~
6oIp>sYS SPECIFIC be used with confidence a. Il :
an Internal remedy pleasant 10 take and perfectly safe
the delicate male female az can be proved
by reference OF hrsi citizens Once lp3 Mas
sau-si y YORK
Asence>-Lsdies Depository, 80 Broadway Brooklyn.
Mn HAYS. lSs Fuou-st. $50 insect
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Railroad Company viii for tle year Up 70 .e Is, Of
JapissrT rex exceed the receipts of last year By 90
The receipts for lst5 upwards Of half niIon Of
dollars.
Upward ofs75 900 have been subscribed N wa.
terrible to the stock of the Ana-oscocn and Kennebec
Railroad.
a sufficient amount Of stock having been sub
sc-ibed the books OF the Lake Caa,nplan and Con.
necticut River Railroad Company to induce the Direct.
ors 70 proceed at to the commencement. Of this en-
terpr'e They have resolved to advertise for proposals
for grading, &c.
The Auditor Of the State OF Ohio states that the
revenues IN much better condition this year than
tney last The Canal Tolls are more Than $3.50
the receipts of l--;5.
at New Orleans the Money market continues
quite easy and the Banks continue discount al good
paper that offers Judgments against the Second NJ
nicipa,y the OF $4,000 have been put in
execution and al the property seized including the
Hall and grounds
According to statement Of the Mayor Of Mobile
the city debt to $4,000 The annual interest
on which is $4,000 The real estate Of the c:Y il est
mated az worth 100000.
Markets. Carefully rePortea for The Tyisnn>
SATrEDAr P. ~
AsHEs-Ihe market ia quie, at s. and - for Pots
and Pearls There new feature in the ashes market
an importation Of Montreal ashes. 80 5bl7 We have
had no foreign ashes here since the duty laid
COTTOE-Sales 200 baeg Make, Iit,le sur.
Erport Of Cotton fran n. Port, Of tie United S4,e,
urencmg Isl Se5s 1876.
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THE ATLASrIc.-The Boston and Worcester
Railroad Company which had interest in the Allan
tic Of 100000 insured for $4,000 in Of
os by FIRE and $4,000 in Of loss by peril Of the
sea-all in Newyork The machinery of the boat, it is
nov believed, viii all he saved in good order For the
present an afternoon train of will be at o'clock
every other day the Long Island Road The rirst
train went on Saturday.