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NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.

BY tho arrival Of the steamship Corsica Of this port
yesterday, have news from the Bahamas dated ct
Nassau. N. p November To- Tho papers contain many
melancholy details Of the effects Of tho late hurricane n
the out islands, The Nassau Guardian Of the nth Of
November, says:-Our correspondent At the Blight, st.
Salvador informs that during the hurricane at that
island he several persons swimming for their lives
in order 10 take refuge in holes, which they
soon obliged 10 abandon in consequence Of the places
being filed with water. The Baptist chapee at
Freetown was among the buildings destroyed
there. The legislature OF Nassau voted $4,000
to repair damages The British steamer
Barracouta was 10 port at Nassau. Nassau
commercial report or November Q. says provisions
still very high American cabbages ss sterling each
Fish is now 500 per cent above what used to be- II
may judge from tho dirty appearance ohe bread
made good aour cannot be obtained anywhere in this
colony.
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attention 10 It's internal Affairs and the further develop
ment OF ts great Interests and tChesrs II
Is quite true that claim no part la any great
military achievement; but we, thank God. have no
triumphs to boast; but peace has its triumphs as
well war; and in the OF the past year
point with pride 10 Q triumph more advantageous 70
country. than any which could be acquired by any
wariks operations however skilfully conducted and
great triumph which has been achieved BY British
science, by British Skill by British perseverance,. by
British energy, BY which We have mcintained oaim
to eserciss dominiom Deer Ms sea, and combined in
intimate and enduring bonds the great CONT.
nents Of Europe and America, between which have
succeeded in annihilating time and space (Cheersl
Again thanking the Lord Mayor and company for the
manner In which tho present government had been
received he concluded BY proposing the health OF the
Lord Mayor.
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TINE FEMIAMs.



From the Dublin Evening Mall Nov. l0l
Whatever may be thought OF Stephens
promises 70 return TO Ireland Of the resources on
which he relies here 10 evident that he has succeeded
q last In overcoming the Canadian. Fchian party In
America whose foco helped 10 eestabsh his authority
over the and that whatever power there q
IN the In state Of union IL again under HE
control the true reading Of his character be that
which considers him fanatic, and kAat one dssv
- ability We are not warranted in treating the move
ment - osse weevSy without easRstn<a su6Hanee Thu
element OF dodNdsd yt6ioisn In America 10 % laseas
and money 20 easily obtained there for tho widest pro-
lect that impossbIe TO- cay What Political lnnat1cs
may not attempt They have actually attempted things
- MAD - any they promise, A0d ere not crushed by
their teiluro such stories - that number
OF merchants have presented the C. O. l. n.
with three tronoiad vessels. and AymAnaents complete,
We treat - that lying for pupoee for which the present
situation Of American politics. and the threats supposed
necessary 70 give the Representations in favor OF the
Canadian convicts force sucently account But AFTER
all allowance for these consideratons there remains the
fact much little. that the Fenian socisty has,
In America outlivsd the blew given TO by the pEpse
buttons In Ireland and t certainly 10 painful evidence Of
the want Of common wisdom In the action OF the late
government that some OF the most dangerous Of the
Fenian convcts released from jail ION condition Of their
going 70 America" stand now on the platform with
stephens and are rendering service his euenants ID
reviving the Order. The present government no
doubt dtce 70 az hQt 70 going IN NsU York. and thsr
srer else the Fe,fons dee; and while feel certain
that they will not foster panic by any premature action
We are equally convinced that they carefully 0brye erey
novssteat of TIE coHspisacy
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QUA HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAyAsA,r Nov. 10, 1883.
BY tas Spanish steamer Mocssuma have received
news 70 the lIsh Inst from Kingston, OF which ssad
yoa tho priscipal itsns:-
The coclis trade hsd revived. Two Thousand Chinese
we're TO arrive In about month They gave entire sat-
isfaction to tho planters
The business Of the West India and Pacific Mall Steam.
ship Company's steamers has been failursst least It
had not tho result sxpected-and 10 ell probability the
line would be discontinued altogether An American
line, u thought, would do better Az this moment
there II Communication with the United Staten
The Legislative Assembly inauguraed the 18th
uli, according 10 the system presided BY the
Governor General Sir john P. Grant X. G. b. Major
vss nrsssu - s"se the Hon ~ r,ss Is:
Colonial Secretary, Msssrs McKinnou, Moncriede and
Mcdowell. There Was loss ceremony than formerly.
Complaints rife about high duties and obnoxious
lava
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TIVE TURF


FnsLIen COURSE, l.. I.-Trettinx.
The ,rvs between hay gsdIng Toronto Coli and chest
M, mare Lady Pollock mile heats, IN harness for
$500, announced on Yesterday afternoon At the
Fashion course did Mt .ke place. 'hs mare not putting
In an appearances at the appointed time The Toronto
Colt was on haad and ssiag around the track claimed
lof.si bat whetbst Il viii bs allowed Ia question 70
be decided by arbitration.
Thsrs wns sore talk yosserday afternoon OF wos
tween chs sta lion George w. Pstteu, ~, snd Geuers
Butler the race -ene OF next week Hiram woodruff
10 drvs Inc stallion This woaid 10 very popular trct
a. there thousands ANXIOUS 70 know hcw fs@t tts
stallion trot nov thar he IL out ~ he hands Of jim
Eo1 who thsy are N snsd attsm pied 70 Tr out
with h~ whils urae. BIZ control and that wss
with CorHf7odore vsnderbit
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nsw o.,xAx-. Nov %.

Nsw 0R,xAS- Nov %. 1885
Raphael ssminss late Of the ebe navy, has accepted
the Chair OF Professor OF Moral Phosopy and English
Literature Louisiana state Seminary OF Learning,
nj Alexandria
Fitzhugh Lee, nephew Of General Lee has arrived
hero IN vosse for Texas for hts health
Tue Galveston bulletin says sdltnrialiv, that Orfega
said while al Galveston You to the Rio Grsnde that
he was in constant with the authorities
az washingon and they we're In fact friendly TO him
and bis Mexican projects
ship Johanna has arrived from Bremen with $50 emil
grants This "a tho second cargo OF eriigrants which
has arrived this season
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TO r1r EDITOR ot THK HEgt.O
NV YORK. Nov g 1895
Ccra.n newspapers secin 10 believe tia my with
rsvsi a. candidate for the Office % Cesnptro.lsr
clever W diver attention from my merit.
and tina. ., aio day xas 10 to nominated and bnr.
red through the contest have simply 10 that tbs
editors Of those paper. rgeo have not hanged
my denomination deliberately expressed to the public
10 ny Letter oi the 18th Inst large number OF inru.
entai Ell xsIs have been DESTROYS OF c,t,Bg publ
meeting ~ endorse aiu.ni-ira'son sgslnsl
tho csilma recently put for.h, and the de
libefalr iasrhoods OF the Ciiiz~na Association,
and and there 70 nate anddsts for the or-
OF Comptroller. entirely free from tho machinery OF
political organizations 10 not feei ,0st need this
vrdcaton aud Tar ~ any independent action Of cii
concerned have nothing 10 ssy vtcepi rs may
affect ~, self. | bsvs mover had any doubt sLou my
re.leeiion " should be Candidate Ny conclusion mot
10 be In tbs based 0shss grounds al oh
distinctly set forth In M letter think ought
20 know my feelings discrimination heller than
any cisc repeat thai tndor 10 possible cirrun.
stsncsa viii he candidate for feelsclic. - tue clcs
OF Comptroller Yonrs. respectfully,
fiarrHEW T. BRENNAN
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missouri Politics.

PrsMinsss Radicals In Opp0sitisn 10 tho Cea-
ssitatlonsl Anne dMeat-Mcans to be Takon
10 secsre its Rejection BY tho Missouri
Legislature.
sr. Loris, Nov. 70, 1893.
Tho Evs~sas N,,0s 70 day says Governor Fletcher Hon
b Grasx Brown. Hon. Henry T. Blow and other promi
nens radicals have iusugurated movement IN this city,
having for It's object the rejection BY the LEGISLATURE Of
tho Congressions, constitutional smsndmen,s and the
amendments the State constitution, TO abragate
dsfraschsmsn, OF rebels and substitute therefor negro
suffrage
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King Lear presented at this theatre lat evening
before good audience Mr. Charles Dillon. ofcoursc
tanned tho title r'k The character Is perhaps, Of all
SHAKESPEARE creations Of tho most difficult to densaie
correctly requiring. a. u does, 30 remarkable comb
nation Of love and hate, and puerty
Joy and sorrow. II must however, bc admitted that
Mr.. Dilons rendition last evening approached perfec
ton His representation showed study Of the most
careful kind, also, what Ii important Its
su,-a hno conception o. tho character The reading
throughout OF finished description, and dit
ncult 10 discover anything 10 mar the general excel
Iebcy OF his delivery. No point was lost-emphass snd
all tho details being carefully attended TO II must bs
adm ted that n Mr. Dillon had slgnsy failed In every
other character which hs has atempled-whcn he has
not done-hi. King Lear displays enough power aud
skill 10 pars him in the Asst rank of tragedsns Many
parts ~ last nights representation wi bear favorable
comparison with Mr. Charles Kcans sctlng In the
character, whtls others certainly improvement
that gentiemans rendering The invocation o.
Heavens his daughter conerels marriage
ths close Of the nr act perhaps the nes, piece Of
acting during the evening" Al any rata seemed 10 cast
q spell over the audience which. sfter Z moments
breathIsss silence. gave way TO mcet rspturous sp-
plsuse The support accorded Mr. Dillon by the Broad.
way company was but fair Miss Celia IDxsn's
C.rdsiis good, also was Mr.. v. Evans Edmund
Mr. Maggie W the part o. the rjie Of Ldgsr which dis
covers him as pretended beggar ana mailman, dis
played more than his usual ability. Mr. GoodmAb's
pronunciation made The part Of Gloser UNPLEASANT, and
Mss Alice Grey failed 70 give the character OF Goners
In q fair manner
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a.. Of the porta or Boston, New York end Bsltimoru
are :" foIo.s. Boston, 1891, 27s; New YORK
Al esa W Baltimore. tL2o. 200 AT New Orleans lhs
1870, - IN the stn 70 the 10th inst wsro SI32 ola
and a ssa frAneisoo from the goth to the 9Th ul
Dsc, nee an appointment.
Mr. Hsnrx Failing OF Portland, Oregon, declines ths
appoalmsn, a. one cf 10 Cc'ssd States Commissioners
% the Paris Exposition.
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IoSDos Nov. %, 1865
The United States steamer Froic left Southampton
yesterday 10 Join the squadron at Lisbon
II II reported that the steamship Groat Eastern win
begin to maks regular trips bstwesa New York and
Drsst early In March,
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At The Broadway ths.tre today, at one o'clock. Mr.
Charles Dillon appears new character ciaremcni. In
the domestic drama CT the Artist Of riorenos, play
from the French u NJ Scribe, and said 70 be oharsc-
ter IN the portrayal o. which Nr Dillon excels.
The grand 6hsn,h Gsgn, matinee which proved 20 CT
csedpgly attractive the Ns- YORK snssire Broadway
viii ~ repeated. at ine uscsi hour 'hs afternoon. with
at its nns sccesorIs-
NJ HAIRS the Ilusonss,. op-ns his msssnss cn,yr
,ssansn, fss,s .. psdworth Hall, Broadway, ~ Two
O'Clock Tbs mystery Of human hsad costing Ia
the air /. spoken Of a. realty wonderful
Tony Pastors compsuy VII perform u the sAyaDs
pieo Tao Varies q 'he nsdsoB A. the otef. Louss, "a
tho Bovs, his s1'arday uslia's at .ss ssusl hour
Msrchss. songs ana dsbess 10 great variety
The rnsmSs-s o,fbsriey white nlas,reis and Comb
ns,oa csmpanyts cast 90 Or ms,lhas fsrtornsHee.
20 ccn.sses ss'BrysGrs Mechanics Hall Broadway, =,
hsifrsss TO 6sicck Tho semsls Csrts a wsshagioa
wnl,,s p,aved Ma FRA Brent snd Charley While vii
DO out
Bsdworths Esslrsi ssstinss o. coavenisas al elss
sns, viii eonmssos a tss sec rnh Assass opera
House q h.;f. pes, eco c'1oss
ge-rd Mersshsaxs Sssr. csassrrsgrv -En.
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eufE0ss. hs- - .SA
Th4 tsnsrsgsugA a " hs rr~.sTt-fsn cha,ohes ssts
thssxs a Rey Ne tsfsys- aud tsF ~ brf~ek rss 90
rishi tbs Cbsrsa n TIE lsttsf 20 fH<f. sss prs~
bstsry 10 - ia ppaa1sEi ~ - 4s~srs Apssyy ID
a,bosa mi, s@&rn u rarvsa1t " ne fessSmlEsu -
i.s.n ors Nws saa< By tbos. n4~xrs~~tssss
a ~ s4sen q ,ss 0sssvs Ass~ssr avs sss-ss y
To- la sruts rr-@ss'Wg.
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Fseach Canvass or Maxialiiian's Position aud
Intentions.
PARIS, Nov. 23-Noon.
La France OF this morning edoriay admits that the
departure Of Maximlan from Mexico is likely TO take
place at any moment, II II has not already been
oomplshed
IL Temps says the French will quit Mexico speedily,
and Ill together
The Noateuy maintains silence on the Mexican ques.
Hon
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4 msrtoa OBSERVED IN NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Nov 70, 1888
Al Nashville sbOat four O'Clock last Tuesday morning.
. meteor lighting the whole heavens, was ssen in
south vsstsrfy direction, moving rapdly southwest IL
appeared like . ball Of nre large as the sun II en-
poded apparently miles on with ~ meudous report
Ike forty pound cannon, that shook the Earth and
mnde the windows rattle.
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mfssAsf o. GOVERNOR M'caanIcx. N AszosA'

BAN rAscnoo, Nov. -, 1870
Governor ncCounick's message states thse ,hs Il,
dsbtednsas - ~ Territory Arizona n 40 ca ~
epsake well OF the ninss but complains Of The s go
vice and says sAsre 10 Dot stage coach rvssIa9 -
Arizona aithousA the Territory has sssu orEaolssA
nearly three yeASA
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By STEAMSHIP TO NOVEMBER 10.

4, fe rss cf the Africa reached thls city from Boston
d midnight yesterday We received European files
dated TO The 10Th Of November containing details Of
esegraphc report from Halifax published 10 the HssALp
on Thuraasg.
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W.ssIs6fvF, k0f- -, 100
Tbs vashiassos Horss Fsu the soSre " another
piercalias trial Of speed to- sy Ths race wAs fof
purse az t2oo bees tires IN ave, IN HARNESS IgaTsy
and Lady War wck wsrs ths oniy hor~ss erisrsd, sn1
The cottsgs sss sety sprtsd the allef Ialag "a frs
s'fsighs bss,- Tlh.. ess-s:r.z 81.
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miscellaneous Musical and Theatrical.
Theodore Thomas second symphony soires takes place
this evening at steinway Hail. which occasion Bse.ho
vens ninth symphony 1.-THE Choral will be performed by
his orchestra Of eighty performer The vocal part will
DO sustained BY the HENDERSON, Union numbering over
two hundred voices
Mr.. Edward Mollsnhausrs conservatory matinee win
take place q Irving Hall this Afternoon two O'Clock
way Hall Tomorrow evening Madame GszxaHga and
other distinguished artists will appear
The Basman concert at the Academy Of Music Phila-
dslphia last night, drew the largest audience ever
assemhled thera The performance was Rossnis Staba
Aotn, and the receipts were over $1,000.
Chsnfrau II playing q the Rochester Open House.
"Sam appeared on the 10th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul begin an engagement in
Philadelphia nsxt week
Maggie Mitchsih with her company, began an engage.
mens At Weiting Hall, Syracuse, on the 2lst Inst.
Miss Luctile Western, Nessrs. Theo. Hamilton and
Mckee Rankin. are playing successful engagement at
The Opers House, Columbus, Ohio.
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eeMvErEs n muaOta.

PRovIDsscS, Nov. rs issa
10 the UnlssA States Ciscum Court to-day Robert 0ro~O
convicted 81 murdsstn4 w. H. Roberts Of NiN
Harrisburg, L. H. Dsis Of De brig ocssn wsvs 10
high seas
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Heavy Imporial LOaa.
LONDON, Nov. a. 1868
There to the effect that Austrian loan OF
several nations Of pounds sterling will soon be placed
In The market
The !CSnSnsrsr Of I.Issa Bound far New York.
vienna. Nov 20, 1866.
Admiral Tegetho6, Of the Austrian navy left Vienna
ssesrday Cor tho United Saies He Will 90 direct to
Rev York
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Attic Gsnae appeared as, night At this theatre in the
tite rs, Of "Lieschsn wdermuth." four act comedy
BY Kruger The piece well put upon the stage and
the setting very fair The part of Elise In which
Madame CenSs has me, with great success, and lat
night sbe aid not belle her reputation although abe pc-
hsrs slightly wanting In refinement Mss Ifschick
appeared 70 more advantage Agathe than In any
character IN which have her lately. and Nj
Knou's impsrson.tlon Of Obsrsi Won widcrnuth,
old soldier who, sster his retirement from the
service retains his military precision and authoativ
mlen. VET deserved the applause accorded 10 him.
there vas . vsry good attendance, and tbs audience
gave repeated tokens OF their appreciation BE- calling the
sectors out at the end of svsry act.
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Classical Matinee will DO held In Irving HAi, to COM.
mence at two o'clock the Conservatory Hall not sordns
suicsn accommodations for the pupils and their friends
Nh. B0GUnM DAVIDSON
Is announced to play this evening" In Richard the Th rd
Tor the benefit Of the German Hospital He will be
sisted by tho Thaa theatre troupe
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Tampa was given At the Brooklyn Academy last
iug before fashionable audience and vas very favor
sby received Miles, NAddis asd Lansn,is, In psrticu-
lar were received with immense applause The opera
ran very smoothly last evening Tonight the pro.
grnrnms will unusual attractions IN comedy vsnde
viii. and opsres, which viii undoubtedly cousrsgss
large and brilliant audience
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Tho Loadsu Money Market.
& I.oxDo1, Nov. 17--Noon.
Tie money market II easier and consois are quoted
- Tor money Tho following the opening rates for
American seourlties:-
Zt1e RAILWAY snaree.
ILLINOIS, C-ntrsts -Io1
United Sss'es nve-twsnteA .10H
LONDON. Nov Z3-Noon
Consols quoted a cox for money.
The following the current prices OF
= AMERICAN aKCURrTsEs
Omitted siatee 6vetwenties. S0x
Aunols entrsi shares 1914
1fis Railway shares .50k
The Liverpool Cssssu Market.
LivnRrooL, Nov. 12-Noon.
The market for cotton opened armer with prospect
q days sale Of Ia 600 baisA Prices however
cheugsd. Middling uplands l4d
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S-Noon.
During The week the cotton market has bsen rather
dan, bat steady u I'D for middiing upands Transac-
tona not very heavy and the sales for The week do
pot foot up over 60 900 bales. To-day friday the
kst shows some Improvement, and pricss have an adj
venelng tendency. hddiing upiands are quoted this
morning a. 4sd, and the sales to-day promise to reach
100 bales.
liverpssl Dreadstuhs Market.
LivEapooL, Nov. a. 1869.
Dreadsta0s are nrmer; corn asa Cd per quarter for
mixed western.
(NorE-Tns quotation OF wheat at sss. Cd. In The
0orning papers yesterday was an error II should have
ksad corn 3ss. od-I
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2S--Noon.
Breads u- continue 10 advance and the market to-day
70 Nsi armsr Corn 10 quoted this morning at 40s.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper aaA Beet ktseraxp
Journal In the Cswntgy.
The wOxIr HrsAro for the prescott west, now rssAy.
contalna
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yHysu1I;;:: s:.ss 80 i: . g.. -. .yr
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oasfs. following sssrss made :, lbs iss iassS
To Joseph BURNETT 4 co. se.les-rirs s,r ia
vGRfNG KxTHACrN Tor oonking parposss, aud Orc giW
Tor Toif.YT AKTtcLks. embracing coC0AfhK fys ~
hsu. rLOEihkf.-An ssauisiis psrfams-coiSooho
TIE commi,iss ass, appointed fsnsi "a iecls>
sscoDf made the svsrds sbovs. 81 tbs $500
,,ms hishly recommending both sets u prePsf.a'as :
Choaxp Trb1ns Octobsrl
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CAPTAIN oALLAGHER's STORY, !"
<L,o. rn vmr lsrmssusa sxsrcn xsvrvL~
PERCY oAMERoNs srEpMorHER. !"

by LUcIrER.
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IRELAND.

seizure sf . Fenian Armament.
LONDON, Nov. 22--P. H.
large quantity Of designed for the Of the
Ienians was seized on board Liverpool bound
at Cork.
Another Report.
LONDON, Nov. 2s-Noon
schooner was seized to-day by the government
authorities at Cork, suspicion Of having Fenan arms
on board.
Failure or m Irish Railroad King.
William Dargan, IN Irish railroad and public works
contractor has suspended payment His liabilities
estimated at e. 900 s,srng bu. his assets
sdered good. =. ~