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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Ar ArH-surrAL CosrsAOr. --Msniags contracts are
In general In this county, sateemed 81 too scrd'd
character 10 COMFORT With tho dstarrsted Ardor of
existing between tho parties at that limo IL thWs-
tor. iIe asrpusng 10 SEQ yesterday formal ~nusa
article o. agroonsnt duly signed and stamped and .sfs
ior record 10 the Recorders Uioe II between pa
es who reside the Rhins and contained spsovsses
that vhareNs Marine the possrmsOr % hsuss-
hold furniture and the proprfsess Of feusis snpioy
ment business abs, Ia Consideration Of "a ana .4bss
valuable Gons.dsraious, paid 70 Franz xas N
the solo ponsensor Of the furniture and ~ the business
II further stipulated that the future husband s,a
maintain tho future housshold. --Cs~rsnra;, Spsfs
hof<mber Ia
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N E xico.

WHY rIssisSIian Returned 90 Iiis Ospitas--
lie X -fuses 60 Abdtease In Favor vS uaxaSs~s
but Wishes "a Leave Hss ks.pirs 90 Ysua1
Storbiie--M. Cass~inesu's GosrvsaessaA
schessc, G~s
kKw orLSA~ Nov. II, isaS
Late Mexican advcss state that MAJ milan bad ars,vol
al cordova, where ho stopped AMI prevented from
proceeding further until he should abdcss In favor 81
inc person nsnsd by BazAine Tho Emperor Offered 70
@Du'ea'e 10 favor Of Yturbdo but this not scospts
ana no returned 20 Mexico declining aed.caLa 10 favor
Of any one 80,
ohio-a aooameu's recently ant from sc~ 6rsan. IVY
the french steamer sonora to vers Cruz have boom sv
iracssd from tho onise % ID. Captain Of tho Port Al vss
Cruz IL suppossi ina, he aad dooams ner ars nov
In Now York or WASHINGTON
Ths Austrian frgs,s 80 ready 10 az al . aomsnt.s
notice
Jsiaps, u w1 thopsht, would uooa ~ syaoas.sd NJ
the imperissls
More Abe1t 1n ,ssriiissi Ahaic.ti,s
hs~ OgisAss Nov IT, lara
Nsws from tho Mcrican capital via Havana. conaruS
the report VI tho abdicsti on Of haxmlpAn
Tho telegraph nnc from Bro~nsvc Brs.s. sanusxs 4,
10 complete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
sIlayArys Az foaTust sLlse

BAtrsoks, Nov "a, 1896
rapts,a knight Of Ma brig Wsser witch, Which ar.
rived a. this pert today from - Jago g. cuba fepo's
navns been tnsrdcd while pairing fer'sns rsanf on
sh' as II ocisbsr parties from ne shore WHO sisted
thA svsrythns on the Island had been desvoJed BY
bufrioans the day previous, huncrsd snd seven
bous-s having bssn blown down, ssd tia, mo unsol
tAus vsrs IN nate Of starvation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

vofy fne aud ence 10 numbers attended he s'asi'
theatre lat evening 70 witness the representation u The
ladies' of Paris and the Young Cobbers 81 Lyons OF hs
Twins, N Ave sct BY Trsutnsnn, otti1 sente sustain.
ing thu two characters Of Frances de Beaayilie snd
Charis.. mi. 10 fsvori'e drama with our German
feos citizens; ard they seemed 10 enjoy u strongly
The principal parts sus,aiped ~ Messn zsrboo,
LANCE. Bteu Fortver, yrsul and Knoll. 20 the entire
satisi actiOn ~ tho audience. Oulie Gauee 10 very
popular and rarely fails 70 please those who witness Der
impersonstons IA fnli sympathy with her; and by 70
doDx nnfs her 70 their favor and -.lts their
psuss rhs has nsturanes freshness aud vvaelty that
are certainly winning and glad 70 see hss abe
nightly sciinG 70 her already Long list u dramatic
frauua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

hon = T. Marvin, Of Albany, 10 Al tho Metropolitan
Bo's.
Cont Russ sner ara Captain HATED Of The Austrian
Navy, are - the ssy Tors Hotel
Las Molina, Mnys,er from costs Rca 70 The GATED
Eiafes. 10 ~ the clsrsnaon Hotel
Governor rarxns, Of Alabama: General srhcules. II
Massachusetts. Rev J. pattsrson. Of wiimngton, G.,
and j. H. Rsnssy, % Albany, are a. the Astor noass.
oeasssl q. "a Wright ~ Csoinnsfi, ED cssesai r. I.
kssa x kssssgwaatA Hs \ Ihs q hkkal0 Heinl =
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40 entirely new cast gave promise Of better repre-
ssnssion u Der Jesuit md zssns han former
OCCASIONS and The result aid not belle the aniiopsions
Miss hsssS - Previously mpersosard The yapn. and
~ she threw more sprh into hss tmpsrsonsson, she
more thoroughly dsntihed hers,f With ths eharscssr
NJ rsnner, = NE Jesuit siso sho~sd Improvement
He knsw his part beitss, althoueh % lines be lag~ed
RON sciIpx Into mere r~oitssios Mn Koch, o. An.
2oisa E.s rsu fs. 90 ssadsgsl tks scsxajv svasSys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Rseert Aa'a,s. 81 New Brvs.wfrk, y. ..
Roccr' Adrait Of New Brunswick sou % Inc lss
Professor Adrar q Rs'ssn colless, Surrogate Of ND
disssf county, y. j., and c~s Of the moo. smiran,
p,smbso Of sssbs Of shas STATE died os stsols,y on
n I'D VA. aisA a6is-aAs SasA y?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
NEWS FAoM FORTRESS MONROE.


kosrhnss AosRos, NOV ~, 1900
ris steamship Adele, Captain Hall, from Charleston
sos Baltimore, became disabled ten miles south or Hat,
,eras aud towed 10 here this afternoon by the
ssvcnas cutter Nehama, captain Sands The Adele
psrenced heavy wind and weather from tho south and
westward she reports schooner OF about two hundred
Dpg ashore on Curriturk beach, ". G..
Bremen bark. with passengers and tho brig Prairie
Riower from RIO for Baltimore, arrived In shs bay
3igiit
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RESUMPTION o. BUSINESS ~ IsG.A cossAlus, o. raar.

TAoY N r., nov. ~. 1904
The 1rm OF = A ~ A. coug4lus wool rnercnants, has
resumed business having been granted sItsnsoa by
their croditora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
EuRoP Pc.
NEWS TO NOVEMBER II.
The Alabama Claims and Brit
ish Neutrality Laws.
Ga, &c. 6c
{ IN Q | A N 0 !.

Fhe Alabama Claims and Neutrality l.nws
Under Consideration.
LONDON, Nov 17-Soon
fne London Times Of this morning, in an editorial
ys 'the government has present intention refer
che Alabama claims to the consideration OF royal
mission. The design is" the London Times continues
ITO empower such commission to institute inquiries In
regard 70 the neutrality laws without prejudice to tho
Alabama claims, which still ander consideration =
Lord Cranworth II was thought. SouId .hossS Presi
<snt Of this commission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

Public Dr.cnt = am pye.d g ssy
Truss that sAers 10 notbns 10 lbe World ega.i los
ruptgrcd For macy yssfs tired Narsbs whitsa
Glgss and other noted sLout brnG bsneAtfe6 ~
r,is,si. itaaung ~ the National truss sought 10 "
loos -f ~ pleased With s construction Gsd ~ -
happy advise every rapursd p@rsop W ths osr.
Nv Broadway, AMI obsln tho s<mc feisf j. n. DAVIS
skw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN Nov. 17-Noon.
The steamship Virginia, which sailed from New York
November o. arrived here tbs morning. route 10
Ejycrpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
FRI n c G.

General Dix's Family Arrived.
PARIS, Nov. 17-Noon
The family Of Major General John A Dix arrived here
today
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york aesALc


MoRxHnAD Clrr. N. c., Nov. II, 1886.
rb. Fearless, Of Charleston, for Boston, bas
~rscsed Of the coast The Asswam Is going N
assistance. she had no passenger, or freght.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, Nov 17--Noon
Consois for money arc Grm at yesterday QUOTA
ssons, o0x.
The following the opening prices for
AMERICAN SECURITIES
United States i've twcnties.
ILLINOIS entraI shares
Ere shares .4sL
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 1T--Eoon.
Hiddlipg uplands opens at lad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

"a. M.ss,s C.smioei PY~sae Rssssrss ss..E
nLshTos, ~ Asses Hssss. ssa b. 81 dfuSsisss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

gecfvt-at 0on.as~ptis- SD nvssseA1s,. Osiy
tf nv A. tss atsf fsanaf h-ftk4 erssss
ssf.n e.sgg. .ef -.f ssi1s, Nss r,-si -. t.-y
r4f.t ~ sAfshts rsbs HEEfgr RAM DiAl& rh04
fLAsb tsrs fssat iAs ssiy rv~itigs tNs 1890
ssssss~ss Lsstao.iery e.gsaisf .sss sssssg As.ss
gsas wea yNfsVF Wssf2s. " q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

yi,ps,e LseL.sitos sowing ysrhss-~- Sa1
hraefssN HiTrssa Erstatww, h@lrfs@4 lasktss~. Nss
fess al feEssrissats state f.lrs I<s
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Al Prize Cashcd In Legal Lsssestes.-Cisss.
cLurK. ssoss,. ne sscAs-as
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Ara s-fs ssrs Nssa siss .ans, BE- .sss a~s-s
sksGgir DKCiDEDs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

er e: 49,, n., . ~ go: 1s' Sc" 80: .ss
gfastssi, ssi.s yis1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

sr'snn.isr': gs,s D,:; The S:s. -, e &C.
sas Kactsry, sl nsreasy street
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s,es. .Lh. ssS s"gl:'..rs safSsy
- ssa az ssad~sy. I. 49,. g4fs~@ls $780, - 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

| Dr. ~h~Ad Cuses all Diseases Of sss ltv~x
Asd Aiinsys ~ ssss'ea sas ssiy.si0 oansaS - ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18
irving Hnm-Mu.oaic Concert.

concert was given al Irving Hall last evesang FOR
h. benent Of the Masonic Hall and Asylum fund ais
Nina Geary. Mile. Rruuis Pieris. Hessrs- ).
Thomas Gssry. Hill and tour oher artists assisted The
two sopranos sang some ballads in very pleasing
manner, Mr. Thomas Of his characteristic pieces
his artistic style. Mr. Geary brought out Tucker
aud moore Ia his selections There we're In ALL grand
piano overture wood ana straw piano fentais, curt
Getty, at any rate but, N point OF music not worth
straw programme Of sixteen pieces each or which
was yociferoaaiy encored Ballad concerts or this kind
very enjoyable and pleasant whom thor not pro-
trscted beyond reasonable length.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

IIor~pcs Reversible gssd
sGfSCM ~ NfNW nACfffsr.
81 Hs~a~.E ass Tea.
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Dyspepsia. .. al u. S.r-., csr.A - ". -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

..; TX sr.r IN. ,p',sIr Rr 1rH Jig
gray ha % m orlnsi color s,Sps 10 falling ssi ssS ss~ys
he bead cesn s~nGhans the sesh ~ the wsshest hair
sold N al druggists aud fassb1abls hair dressSrs
ny oaes. IL Broadway, n y.
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,.wro s',-y..' .,:. -. =. Pa, 90
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r-r-'''.: : Go. .-;ii -, 49,. s,s;yE-e:
s&a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

July woman named Martha " Hughes br,sshs
before tho Circuit. Court q mdde,er county ch"coa
IN the tria the counsel for tho accused demanded ussA
tho caso DO dropped on tho ground that marnsi wo
man's clothing did not belong 10 her but 10 her hussni
and Of course bis clent could not DO trsd for ssa,,
articles from person to whom they did not belong rue
Circuit Court In sentencing tho 10 inlpf'ssa-
men,, showed tbat Is Of tho opinion that w,i.s
clothing did b~ong 20 her and not 10 her husband rhs
case bas bcen bro ght before the Supreme Court fsr
10 decide whether The woman was not a'egAiig
sentenced n dsciccr that she iesniy ssoieas>d,
then dscldsa that ~ifcs clothing does not b-oog 10
her but TO her husband sSd vis vena -hsaA"s1
rta1L
Ar AwrH-surrsAL CosrsAOr--Msntsgs contracts are
N general, In this country stsemed 81 too sord'd
character 10 COMFORT With tho dstarsed Ardor of
existing between tho parties al that limo VA hSs,
tore ,Ie sarpnsag 70 SEQ yesterday formal ~nusa
Article o. sgcomsnt duly signed and stamped and .ss
m record 10 the Recorders onioe Il vas 6siscsa psss
es who reside tho Khns and contained psovsos
that vhsress Marine VI. possra@or % hsusS-
hold furniture and the proprsress Of female EMPLOY
meni business shs, Ia Consideration Of ~ ana u&hss
gs. .a, aon.asfs :, psa J. iran, 49, ,s.
II urhsr stipulated that the future husband should
maintain the future household. -Csrprtnr4. 9rsss.
housmber Ia
A.. .a r.s s y. a..sa gre! gr:srss 4.
rfiss tass here golsas 70 ~ rgra eg..i g q g. I.s
Gsss, .@a other as.,s .lsa ssss s.a.a.s =
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nav Yoas, MOI II, isa
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sray ha orisia.i color stop. i. falling sss s.sys
o. bead clean s.rsnsAsn: ths irs.th y Is: ws.sss
~ aa3.' ia E;s.a.s, .sI, $500
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40 '-fs Nsss = =: ,.ss Aans' b ss.a $3.50
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|
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rLast ls.s fssas - ssiy fV~itls. lsg sgs...s
-! -s va ~ ssii' - s ;...s. ~
rasi.s Preserve Year Cen ri. sf-. 3, 4 .isg
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-13

attendance, and everything is being done tina.
propriety could suggest Very properly, all
public exhibition OF the remains has been
denied, excepting to those of the friends OF the
family and those having official business with
the affair. strong posse of police is in attend
ance, and no obtrusive stranger Is permitted to
force his uuwelcome presence upon the house
of mourning. The funeral will be conducted
with decorum, but will naturally create consld
cradle excitement. The funeral ceremonies will
certainly be the saddest that ever occurred in
this city. Eight mutilated corpses borne TO
their last home is sight only seen in one gene
ration.
After the hearing before Chief Franklin, the
prisoner was taken 70 Cohills Photograph Gal
lery, on Chestnut street, for the purpose of Sc
curing the counterfeit presentment of the crimi-
nal The street in front, of the establishment
was constantly crowded, and intense anxiety
was shown to catch glimpse of the murderer.
but such was the perfection OF the police ar
rangements that the crowd was kept at some
distance from the doors. The portrait obtained
Is said to be an admirable one, and win certainly
become of historic value.
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FULL DESCRIPTION OF GANTHER
How He Demeans Himself
Etc. Eto.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.

The intense excitement that has pervaded the
city for the past two days was greatly increased
this morning by the astounding intelligence tha
the fend who committed the bloody deed had
been arrested while on his way out Market
street, near Twenty-third. He was brought i'm.
mediatelY 10 the Central Station where immense
crowds gathered 10 discuss the particulars, and,
if possible to catch glimpse of the criminal.
A large force of the police were Immediately
put on duty, and no one was permitted to enter
the room except the officers and the representa-
tives of the press. Chief Franklin proceeded to
make searching inquiry into the recent where.
abouts of the accused, first making the state
ment that he had the legal right to decline
answering any questions that might be asked
him.
The neighborhood of Fifth and Chestnut was
crowded with excited persons gathered together
in knots, each one stating his theory IN con.
nectlon with the matter. Members of the Re-
serve Corps of Police were in attendance to stop
any indications of popular Indignation. At one
time the rage of the crowd was at fever heat,
and if they could have got possession of the
wretch the probabilities are that an execution
would have been extemporzed; but better coun-
sells prevailed, and all seemed satisfied that the
legal course was the best. .|
The horrible particulars Of the gigantic crime
are 50 fresh in the minds of all newspaper read
ers, that it is not to be wondered at that the
feelings of the crowd were infamed, and we
regard 1t as highly creditable to our citizens that
no outbreak occurred, 1t is proper to say that
the detectives of Philadelphia have been inces
SAINT in their efforts to ferret out the particulars
of the CRIME. Members of the force have gone
in every direction, and the officers of other cities
have been notified of all important facts.
The fact that several days elapsed between the
commission of the act and ITS discovery led
many to believe that the culprit would have
time to escape from the country, or at least to
elude the vigilance OF the police; but It would
seem that the proyerblal intatuation Of great
felons attached to this case.
The examination before Chief Frsnklin, this
morning, at the private rooms at Central Sta
tlOu, disclosed The following tacta'-Ths name
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-13
LEGAL INrRALIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER SEssIoNs-A Allison, /. j.
Prison cases are stl before the Court
John still, charged with stealing an overcoat two
pairs Of pants, and cloak, altogether worth S14 the
property OF Otto Myers, residing No. 6l6 3D. Marys
street.
Martin c. Mcneil was convicted of q charge of
malicious mischief, IN breaking glass on the
premises of A. b. Burton, No 906 Broad street.
Charles Cumming was convicted OF receiving
gold wa'ch and cham, the property OF Emily j.
Houghton, valued as $40, knowing the same to have
been stolen. The watch was sto ien by Sarah Dine,
who. upon being arraigned, pleaued guilty to the
cuarL o. and stated thai she had gwen the articles TO
Cummings who sold them for her benefit.
Mary Wilson was charged with stealing $65 from
John Rowland, an e derly gentleman, and sligRtiy
deaf. The defendant keeps tavern, on drinking
house, near Front and South streets. Mr. Rowand
testified that in passing the place on the 18th of
tendant, and parook of drink, which soon made
hm blind and lnsensibo. Upon recovering con-
scousness he left the house, and soon atter missed
his money. t.. .
an officer, and having asst ssed defendant, search was
made for the money, but none was found, and de.
tendant denied any knowledge of 1t. The jury rem
dered verdict OF not guilty.
Elizabeth Flthan was charged with stealing coat
and other clothing, the property of John CrOnln.
1t appeared from the testimony tha the parties had
been living together, and tnat having quarreled and
sci arated the defendant took the coGhlng in Ques-
ton, claiming IL as her own. 2 he jury acquitted
Robert GIltillan was acquitted of q charge of as
sault and battery upon Othcer Bnrllng. 1t turned
out upon the trial that the defendant was merely re-
s,stinR the attempt of the officer to make an illegal
arrest.
Joseph Murphy, John St1ut, and William Ford
were charged VITA attempted robbery ON Mr., Chem
gine, on Easter sunday neht, IN Fitzwater street.
Ford pleaoed guilty. Murphv was convicted, ana
there being q question of identity in the case OF
Stout he was acquitted.
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NEW YORK, ApIl 18 Cotton IS steady at aSc-
for Middhngs -Four closed 5p10c. higher; sa,es
o 1000 bbIs. State, SO S098 20; Ohio SS'85Gl1;
Western, Sc 90@810; southern iImer; sale. o. coo
400 bbIs a. AZ aSSiz.I0 Wheat irmeI. Corn m
quiet, and held 1(a2c higher. Bee steady. Pork
steady at $25 625al5 75 Lard buoYant at 10G1lS..
" hisky Qul
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From Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, April 7-Colonel James worrell,
OF this city, has been appointed Commissioner 10
superintend the opening Of the dams in the
Susquehanna liver and its tributaries, for the
free passage OF fish, in pursuance.of the act
passed at the last session oil the Legislature.
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Mr.. George Peabody is expected to arrive in
this country during the present month.
-Thiers has obtained the permission of the
French Government to publish the speech he de-
hyered at the opening OF the session.
-Girardin has lust published in the Reoue dt
XIX Steele a new comedy entitled lie Danger
d'etre Belle
Sir John Bowring is about to publish in
England a fresh volume of translations from an
almost unknown poet. His author this time is
Peto6, Magyar poet.
"A new iorJnightly antiquarian journal has
been started at Toulouse, France, under the title
of lie MOnte1T de pArcheotogue ct du Collection
neUr.
The first volume of NJ Thayers Life of
Beethoven" has been published IN Berlin. The
Loddon Orchestra expresses the hope that vt
will be printed in English. NJ. Thayer is now
in this country.
The first years subscription to the Sanskrit
II Xt Society in London has reached the sum of
1880. The editor requires thousand year for
carrying out his scneme for the Preservation
of the unedited remains OF ancient Hindoo lite
nature.
"A literary rarity has Just been published at
Dresden. The secretary OF the Royal Library,
Mr.. Berauer, has edited German translation oI
a Turkish book, the title Of which IS 'kanuna,
man." written by order OF the sultan Mahmoud
". It contains statistics of the Turkish empire
in the seventeenth century.
"A posthumous pamphlet by Father Enfan-
TIN, late chief OF the 81. Simonians, will shortly
be published in Paris, under the title of LIE
Credit Intelleotuel." 1t proposes the ntroduc-
tIon of a system of credit to facilitate the pro-
dnotion of intellectual works similar to that ap-
pied TO Industrial undertakings, such as rail-
ways, canals, etc.
-Aponest the recent announcements by Lon
don publishers is THE Church of England
Presentation Records" containing notices of
tesiimonials and thank offerings from parish
joners to their clergy. "Poor men"-eXcaims
the London Redder-"frst to be Jea-potted and
be.slppered, and then to have the record of the
doubtful honor paraded through the length aud
breadth of the landl y"
The republication by the Paris Figaro of
work called ''The Anecdote History Of Duel
ling" has led to curious incident. II, the
course of the book appears a summary, without
comment, Of the legal PROCEEDINGS 10 the Beau
yallon case M. Paul de Cassagnac nephew OF
the hero Of that affair, thereupon challenged,
not the author OF the history, but the secretary
ol the Figaro company, M. Duchesne, who very
sensibly declined the Invitation. Upon this M.
cassagnac assaulted him IA his office, but was
put out after receiving mild thrashine. There
Is now talk of a hostile meeting between n. de
Cafsagnac and the proprietor Of Figaro
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-13
Movements OF Steamers.

BosToN, April 13.-The ASIA has arrived from
Halifax.
HALIFAX, April 13.-The China sailed az IL
o'clock last night for Liverpool.
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Taylor and other officials, the purport Of which
was not made public. An artist was despatched
from the office of THE EVENING TELEGRAPH tins
morning to secure faithful representation of
the culprit which we give above.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-13
Denth ot Mr. DicIkinson.
Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, April 13.-Daniel S. Dickinson died
in this city this morning.