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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
The Pirate Shenandoah.
EN0LAND's PUZZLE RELATIVE TO wADDELL's POSI-
TON.

ltI0m the LONDON Times, NOV. 1911
The formal sransfer Of the shenandoah TO the federal
been followed by the publication Of Captain Waddcrs
letter TO Lord Russell The consummatc dis
played In this document H. TO say the least quite
precedcnted the position In which Captain Waddel by
his own account. finds himself placed. If
PIRACY" though specified IN the treaty docs in
cude acts like those attributed to Captain Waddcl It Is
only because those acts II proved would constitute him
posing our government TO have been satisfied that he
was wlfully guilty OF them, and not las must
sume that he the victim Of ignorance, they were
clearly bound to bring him to justice, or least TO
give the American Minister opportunity OF taking
proceedings against him. On the other hand, 1t Is
consistent with the spirit OF our law to detain any
In custody suspicion and II may be that
cured within many months Under these circumstances
IL II difficult TO what else government could have
done. II Mr. Adams was really consulted but not
prepared to lodge information for piracy until he could
obtain witnesses from California and IT, is probable,
no legal breach Of the Foreign Enlistment act could be
alleged, what ground could refuse to land these
persons at Liverpool They not priones at tcar
make prisoner They were not wbn the reach Of the
criminal law until definite charge preferred
against them and this does not appear 10 have been
DONE They may STILL Of course be kept under the
VIGILANCE Of the police, but we cannot further restrain
their personal liberty
In the meantime is much to be regretted that anything
IKE demonstrations Of sympathy should be made IN their
haps natural that Captain Waddell and his associates
should be treated with the utmost kindness by the off,
and men OF the Donegal But why steps should
be taken to provide for the until they obtain
employment or why any superuous courtesy should be
shown to the officers, we do not profess to understand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

AHHHSf VI sTkPHENb THE HEAUCENTHkI IN IhkLANDt
AND APPOINTMENT OF HIS SUCCESSOR.
when the Nova Scoan left Stephens the Fcnisn Head
Centre, had been again remsnded for further examna
ton
Martin Hgslne reported 70 be another Head Centre,
had been arrested - Tusm and committed for trial.
The Dublin kcenssc Mail states that person dos
patched from New York In September ana arrived in
Ireland with credentials 70 appoint another Head Centre
In the place or stephens He accomplished his mission
was kept secret -' M
TWO POLICEMEN SHOT BY TEE YESrArs IN DUBLIN
Dublin Nov ~ correspondence Of London Timeal
that tbs revolution Of 1895 should mot be- Altogether
blcodlcW. n they had NOT courage 70 play The hero
they might take the roe Of assassin II they could not
Of them from dark lurking place In an enrysy
house. while their unsuspecsing victims were walking
eisurey In The Iamp-lght ready marks for the muir.
derers aim Nor this altogether unexpected for u
stated reliable subostv thet several o. W. d0eeo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
TARY EXECUTIONS.

TARY ExECUTTONs. $50
The London Necs Of November U.s. 10 Indignant at the
tone Of the mtary dispatches and newspaper
pondents at Jamaica, which, II thinks, proves that 'the
ierocy denounce In savages take possession Of
English hearts, and mercy and justice can be forgotten
by English officers thoroughly as by Indians and Cos
sacks.n
The London rmes says that the authorities appear 10
have acted with commendabe promptncss In Jamaica,
the chief Of the rebels having been captured tried by
martial law, and executed st once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LK0IsLAruRg-HRALru m
GOVERNOR HoLDES-ALL C0LORED rRooPe IN m
REMOVED TO PORTS ON THE COAST, ETC.
RALKIoH, N. O., Nov. 70, 1885,
Hon. Thomas Settle staunch Union man. was elect.
cd Speaker OF the State Senate today Both Houses or
ganircd and adjourned till tomorrow
Governor Holden is improving and s able TO al. IN in
his ROOM
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. %, 1895
An order has been Issued removing all coored troops
10 forts on the coast. detachment OF tho Twenty.
eighth Michigan regiment remains az garrison Of The
Town.
Tho schooner HsuHstta, loaded with limo, which was
reported on re the bar arrived port to-day Her
matches have not been open The captain reports nothing
serious.
The steamer Commander sailed TO day for New York,
with cotton and naval stores
Arrived, brig Lomsn, from New York achooncrs A. II.
3urnett and Viola from New York; Henrietta, from
eockland, Me-, and Kettle Rose, from New London.
Cott0n.-Salos at 43kc. Rosin-Mixcd No. 70 pale.
10. Spirits Of turpentne dull; crude firm At Is u.s.
ar Arm At 90 u.s. Timber, Sos SIS. Lumber scarce,
nd In demand at e24 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

WASSTus, Nov %, 100.
General Grant and stan eft here with the intention Of
visiting Richmond did Charleston and returning within
two weeks. Circumstances may, however, determine
the General to extend his trip Mobile Nsw Orleans
and Rio Grande instead Of first returning Washington
and starting directly 70 the latter place Affairs on the
Gulf somewhat unsettled and demand the Generals
attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says NJ
Fould has no intention to resign No difficulty exists in
the way Of an economical reform. All differences tho
subject In the Cabinet had ceased The reduction TO
be made with the Emprors full approval and will be
considerably greater than expected II is sad the saving
will be about twenty five millions OF francs
The Paris AZ nifeW says--lf the Emperor has deter.
mined the principal reduction of the expenditure
the means by which the reduction Is to be accomplished
is not yet decided upon
The Boursc the 18th Of November was Nat. Rentes
closed 6Sf 27c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

/ News from FORTRESS Monroe.
F0nrRnsa Mornos Nov. ~, fee6
schooner vslssa, iron 0eorsssovn, 9 @, fc~ Boz
was abandoned on ths 2oth Inst ons hundred and
hg carried sway. Hsr crew have arrived here.
rived, schooneu James Henry and Jessie Leah,
iPhusdelphia, 80 Twisdsn. from Boston, forty Ave
SouA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Austrfa.

Paris papers announce that tho conditions Of the
Austrian loan have been ratified The principal bankers
Of Paris Amsterdam and Frankfort being the CONTRACTORS
The negotiations for the issue Of loan In London Is
understood have failed. The amount ten millions
sterling at Ave per cent, and issued at slxy-two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
| Bridge Burned and . Portion or the
Track OF the Lacrosse Railroad Tern
fVJu.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. q. lsas

up.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. n, les
he track OF the lacrosse Railroad was torn No sud
|dge burned near Germantown eighteen miles nom
b city, last night supposed 70 be The work Of hrm
rssagees who have mortgaged their farms along the
Of the road TO the amount Of million Of dollars,
oh mortgages are being forcclossd the farm mort
sss threaten to destroy the entire road n the COM
fall 70 make provision for the payment Of the mort
W. great deal Of trouble h appsshsndsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

The Secretary Of State for India has received the fol-
lowing announcement
SArTARAB Nov. IA, 1855.
Colonel Bruce signed treaty OF peace with Bhootan
n the public durbar yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

WASbh6ION NON. ~, ioy
The time for filing applications from tho United -
having extended II Is very desirable that the ID
lie should understand that will be the endcavor Of be
agent at New York tMr. J. Derby, No bspruco stAt,
10 make The representation Of tho and industry ofhc
United States N complete possible; and that Il N
therefore be necessary for him 10 make selections
representative articles In every class group rar
than accept many specimens of the class wha$r
may be their merits The necessity for this arises tin
tho limited space assigned TO the United States, nanny
thirty thousand square feet, which Is equivaento
area Of one hundred and my feet by two hundn.
This, however, In Ave or six times "A much a. we he
boon assigned In previous exhbitiona
In order to for representation that unversaf
OF character above indicated II would be advisable
those classes Of manufacturers artisans and others w
produce articles Of very general consumption 70 ado
concerted action, and delegate intelligent pcrsd
TO correspond for Thorn with Mr. Derby. Rcferen
should be made 10 the list Of classes and groups 10
found In the official pamphlet, Q revised aud enlarg
edition OF which Mr. Derby Is distributing.
should be borne in mind that although the application
must be In Mr. Derbys hands before tho LIST Of Janua
next land much earlier possible Ia dcsrablel N
exhibitors win have over year In which TO prcpaI
their specimens
Mr.. Derby furnishes blank forms OF applications read
for filling out 10 all persons who write for them and VIII
enclose postage stamps for reply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN GREAT POW
ERs CALLED TO COOPERATE AGAINST SPAIN
ADVANCE IN COPPER.
The London Times says the general wish Of the leading
people Of Liverpool DO that England should In
conjunction with France and America UNITED States),
take prompt steps TO put permanent stop TO the
ccedngs OF spain In South America and says
in support Of that view likely be adopted in Lon.
DON Manchester, Glasgow and other trading centres
The London Necs rcmarks:-The arbitrary conduct Of
Spain must soon occupy the attention Of the Great Powers
practice Of levying backmaA must cease
Quotations Of copper advanced ton pounds sterlng and
AfV!hsr sc was expected In England. and business was
November 49, in London copper haA again risen Elo
ton.
The English government detained the outgoing West
India mall steamer, In order TO allow the commercial
body time consider what steps necessary be
akenf the protection Of British interests in Chile
SPAIN THREATENED WITH A NEGRO REVOLT IN
CUBA.
From the London Times (Cty Articie) Nov. lAl
In q letter inserted last week from an Eng
lsh merchsnt At Lima, II mentioned also that the
United States government understood 10 be pre-.
pared for Intervention and 10 have despatched squad
heavy rgate to the coast Of the South Pacific Under
these circumstances II Is impossible not 70 apprehend
that Spain may find herself involved In difficulties and
dangers which would be OF the most costly and serious
without money credit scarcely end In any but the
most humliang disastrous consequences According
70 reports received BY leading London nrms the orders
blockade for month"; whcn should he have failed TO
ceive satisfaction, he Is TO commence bombariment Of
Valparaiso Happily for Spain the .quadrons Of Eng
any such operation and to be sufficiently powerful
prevent H. but the high handed folly that has brought
her into her present position at moment scen abe may
haze 10 strengthen Cuba dgdina the cdi1mfies jus wtesed
Jamaica may perhaps snbborR 70 render
impossible 10 turn her aade by any appeal 10 common
redsom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Tho discount demand at the Bank Of England on the
18th inst rather below the average On the Stock
Exchange short loans were In active demand al SIX per
cent owing TO the semi monthly settlement and large
calls on Overend Gadney q shares
Consois closed at S91{ ASK.
satterthwaites circular OF the 18th inst says Of the
market for American securities:A fair amount Of bust
has been done and considerable amount Of gov
eminent stock taken of the market on Continental
account but without In any degree affecting prices The
uncertainty prevailing 10 the political situation OF
England and America checks any tendency to improve
ment The following the latest quotations: Five
twenties, esk esA Illinois Central, shares, slx
The London Times OF November 49, In its city article
says:-The demand for discount at tho Bank yesterday
was moderate but In the stock Exchange advances were
IN request at a 81 per cent
Spanish securities experienced heavy fall yesterday
India mai in regard 70 he spanish CHILEAN troubles
---~--xz $3.50. LoSDos, Nov. LIP. ~
Consos for money sa%.
Illinois Central shares 81 asl X Erie shares 81
United States hvctwentes 63k a. o.
Bullion in the Bank OF England increased SAL 900.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov Up. NJ
Tho brokers' circular reports the sales OF the week at
$4,000 bales including $500 bales to specul.iors and
5000 bales 10 exporters The market has declined "a
per pound closing nominal. The authorized quotations
arc:-
Orleans. 22Xd nod
Mooles. ....................... 40 w.
stock IN poii $4,000 bales, Of which $4,000 bales
American
saes to-day friday 5000 bales the market closing
hrmsr, but 1t unchanged prices.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurPs xARKEr.
lvnRpoor, Nov. ~, 1896.
Attendance small and business limited for wheat and
-four al rather under last Tuesdays rates.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
Less nrm. No sales Of bacon. Lard quiet
The N0va soctaam's Mails.
Bosror, Nov. 20, 1895
The mails per Nova scotlan will be forwarded from
Portland south early tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Wet COast or Africs

webt NO0Bt OI AIFlCas
The West Coast Of Africa malls received In Lon
don, with advices dated
LAGOS Oct 8, 1885.
Trade Is inanimate Communication with the interior
continued closed Negotiations progressing avora-
bly, for the re-openng Of Communications with Ashatee
Al Sierra Leone the native continued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Naval Workmen 90 be Discharge.
Bosrox, Nov. ~ 1895
The vorkmen now employed IN the Navy Yard num.
Dor about Ss0O and under recent order u the NAVY
Department nom 100 70 1c0o Will bs dnnhAsEed next
Sntur6ay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

Tho Cape Of Good Hope mail Of the l4th Of October
was received In England.
Tho Cape Parliament had been prorogued The
between the free State and the Basntos continued
The attempts Of the Beers 10 capture the stronghold Of
Mohcsh had failed The British government had de.
cned TO take possession Of the country as desired by
Mohesh.
Trade WA dull
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
The New Senator from Vermont.

hftcr our recently published account OF the Thirty
ninth Congress had gone TO press received from yr
Lanman the following notice OF the gentleman who had
been appointed to oil the vacancy tho Senate caused
by tho death Of Judge Collamcr.
LUXE p. POLAND
born In westford Chitcnden county Vermont, No.
vember /, 1915; received a good common school and
academic education commenced the study Of law when
eighteen years Of age and admitted 10 the bar In
1886 was Register Of Probate for 1amoille county IN
1889 and 1s40 member OF the state Constitutions
Convention In 1s&3 Prosecuting Attorney Tor IAmolls
the Legislature ono OF the Judges OF the Supreme Cour
OF Vermont which he continued 10 hold by annual cleo
tons until November 1885, when he appointed Il
n the vacancy In the United States Senate caused b.
the death OF Jacob Collamer whose term would hav'
expired In 1897. Just before his appointment 70 thu
upon which he held The position Of CHIEF Justice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29
Naval Activity OF tho United states.

from the London Times tCity ArticleI Nov. Is.
The statement to-day from New York Of a resumption
Of warke preparations in the American navy yards has
not attracted much attention, since 1t proceeds from
doubtful authority but supposing 1t to be true the IN
ference will be that the movement Is simply In
ion viii the determination believed to be entertained by
the Washington government 70 put stop to the spanish
demonstrations against the several states Of south
America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

The Minister Of Finance In Madrid has stated that the
payment Of the interest the home-forcign db
provided for without to negotiation OF fresh
bonds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-29

The mails per Nova scotIan will be forwarded from
Portland south early tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02
The Title TO a Guano Island.
"'r"""H WIN "I-uENhHNL TEhMs
Before Judges Ingraham, Clerkc and Barnard

Before Judges Ingraham, Clerkc and Barnard
NAY 1.The american Guoxo Company Us. ne United
States Gpaao Coupdny-This was motion TO dissolve
an injunction obtained by the plaintiffs against the
PENDANTS, restraining them from taking any guano from
Rowland Island, and from interfering with the palntns
title TO the property The plaintiffs claim their title to
the island by virtue Of act of Congress which gives
such islands TO the first discoverer The defendants
hold that according to the act OF Congress question Il
IL necessary for the dscoverer to Continue n actual
possession and occupation Of the land discovered
that the fact that the plaintiffs In possession OF
the island when the defendants along and occupied
rendered the plaintiffs title TO the estate null and void
The case for the plaintiffs argued by exJudge
Whiting who laid great stress this OF Congress
and maintained that his clients title TO the land
clear and hardly worthy of dispute ExJudgo Efnott
replied on the part OF the defendants and held FIRST
that the PLANTING authority to take possession Of tho
island not derived from Congress- but simply from
the Secretary Of State and that II derived from
the act Of Congress the fact that they vacated the island
for time left the property free TO the next conner
The Court reserved It's decirOnS
The New York herald., 1865-05-02
Coroners' Inquests.

DsArm UsDik susr~ocys CIRouMsrAsoEs-sUrrosrp
ABosIJoS. Coroner Cover yesterday received inorma
ton that Catharne Hchour, German girl srteep Year.
Of age had died Bellevue Hospital under circumstances
which induced tho belief that her death was the result
OF an abortion which had been committed upon her
The deceased had been but short in the country
and recently employed in the lager beer saloon
named wesse, No. IL Bayard street. Mary Coates
also an attach Of tho saloon took deceascd TO the hos
pita with letter from Dr Cay OF No IL Bayard street.
recommending that she be admitted to the hospital for
treatment, as she had no home, means Of support
friends TO care fof her The Coroner has 10
pcct that certain guilty parties keeping Of the way
and he has already taken the necessary steps 10
their presence nj the investigation, which is 70 take
place this afternoon.
A BoDYToUS IN WATER The remains OF a man
named william @. Smart, who has been missing for
month past yesterday found floating In the dock
foot Of Desbrosses street North river Deceased had
been employed watchman the steamer Chauncey
Hhbard, and IL supposed TO have accidentally fallen
overheard Deceased about forty years of age,
and lived in Baxter street Coroner Collin held an In.
quest
Crarous CAsr or SUICIDE Coroner wildey held
inquest last evening the body of man named VIM.
Wainwright, who committed suicide yesterday under
rather peculiar circumstances. About eleven o'clock
Yesterday morning deceased met friend in Spring
street and ~ked him 10 take drink. The latter de-
cnsd and decreased then said al think this world 10
about played out" He then went into No. $40 Spring
street. and proceeded 10 bedroom up stairs and blew
his brains out with a musket The ball passed through
the et empc Of the top Of the head hsn through
pane Of glass 1sttcnng against the capstons OF the
window verdict Of death from suicide was rendered
eceased WAS Dftyone years Of ago, brushrnsker by
occupation, aud resided In New Jersey.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT William Dclahanty wa
severely injured In one Of his legs fcw days ago in Q
collision the Erie road The leg was smputated by
an unskiful surgeon and deceased sank 30 rapidly II
was deemed best 10 send him TO tho City Hospital whcrc
he expired yesterday. Coroner Collin held inquest
which verdict was rendered In accordance with the
facts M shove stated
The New York herald., 1865-05-02
A Western Divorce Case.
sUPRKME COURT-CHAnBERs.
~ - D-..t t-t-a

Msy 1.--Susan karsh 81. Sylvestr karsh was
suit for divorce the ground Of adultery Tho parties
were married in 1863 and proceeded 10 Chicago 10 seek
their fortune. The honeymoon was scarce half over,
however when II evident that there existed an In.
compatibility Of temper between them, which necessi.
tated separation Three weeks after the nuptal ccre-
mony had been performed Mrs. Marsh abandoned her
licge lord, and went 10 live with Of her reatives
The husband subsequently journeyed 70 Iowa. and OBJ
tanning divorce married a second wife, by whom he
has three children The plaintiff claims that this divorce
was obtained BY OF fraud and holds that he has
committed adultery. Her counsel made motion for
elmony and counsel fee, alleging that Mr. Marsh was
worth one hundred thousand dollars and the case was
referred Tho referee gave IL bis opinion that the
Iowa divorce was fraud and reported In favor " allow
ing the plaintiff twenty dollars week alimony and
counsel fee Of nve thousand dollars To day Tho do.
feDdsnrs counsel moved 10 set aside the report Of the
referee the ground Of error and the case was fully
argued by the counsel on each sde The Court reserved
IT, dccisop
The New York herald., 1865-05-02
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