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RONFTpE-There

SKIRHsH AROUND "ON5lsE.-. nSs Is - heLe ho0'
was quite Disturbance raised aFS ts last nigbt, A
nIe aI Emellne and Shippen strce, extensive FIRE
psry OF negroes had started quite sA M AUIuo Nv ~ w
ana were enjoyinR themselves thereSt Hs,na down
hDeh gang OF lrrepressible white usshN Id endaa.
uuon mem IKE the wolves on the fold, A ninuies
Voreo 70 take the fire bv assault. For fewA Il tbe
stones, DrlcSs, and clubs were freely used urs niS
police made general scattering OF the comba4A "a
ana arrested Michael Forrest, John Wiley, a.
JOnh Deyenney OF the white party, riOtous con.
duct. Ihey had hearing before Alderman Lutz
and wore each held i'm $500 20 amman at Cnnrt I
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sale by TRUMAN 4 SHAW
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school books and Christian tracts from the Society OF
Foreign Missions Those who lie dead and unburied on
sands or swamps Orssa the descendants OF
oonquering which settled there and nourshed, SO
that the population increased wondenully-a sgn II s
said OF national contentment and prosperity. II would
be well worth while knowing what the British system OF
conducting colonial has done for that large
population, and how II would compare with its con-
dition one hundred years ago. or say In the days Of
Give Happy those countrymen and women Of the dead
0orias who sold themselves into semsavery In the West
Indian colonies Well, 1t Is only another transition from
greatness to oblivion, like many other "conquering
races that have nourshed their allotted time In the
world and then disappeared.
sAIARIEs JUDGES.
The following IL from London morning paper Tho
salaries Of the Judges follows viz.:Lords Justices
Of Appeal, $4,000 year Master Of the Rolls. $4,000
Vice Chancelors $4,000; Lord Chief Justice OF the
Queens Bench, $4,000, and the other Judges 5000
Chief Justice Of the Common Pleas and Chief Baron OF
the Exchequer each $1,000 and the other Judges OF
both courts, f5, 0O0
Make out list OF Judges salaries in tho United States
and add 1t to the foregoing, which give you without
any comment Of mine, though 1t Is good text
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material transported 10 Sacramento and san Francisco
,or building purposes. Thry-nye miles from sacra-
nlsh'o are found extensive mines OF crystalzed IRON
ee and AZ Crystal Peak large beds OF magnetic iron
naNn heen discovered including valuable beds Of btu
nous coal within iwo miles Of the latter place There
a ~ ao extensive copper mnos at Pea Vine Mountain,
I'VE miles from the road and one hundred and sixty
.,a h pn nde waer !, Is evident that tho road u
o"is uu htoNgh tho best mining country yet discov-
efcd, since valuable mines Of gold JSver copper iron
anu ooa already have been and being opened the
line, and the nnes quarres ~ the different yarlets
OF stone IN this county are adjacent 10 mo anne III.
popuiatiop OF The country through which the road
psss - hl1h gfeat rapiiy and towns arc
company have already purhaaed 20 800 tons Of rala
all Of which they hope 70 be able have laid down
rHE suhvrYs
There arc at present engaged Ia locating tho line Of
the road between the bg bend 4 The Iruekee river aud
salt Lake slly nNo corps OF enslnoera, who have
eight lines between these points Tho oranl
nations and surveys indicate The valley tho Humboldt
recommended by General j. H. simpson, Corps u m.
gincers. United States Army Chief Engineer Detart-
ment OF tho Interior the most dcslrablc route ior
railroad through the state Of Nevada, aud, though
making long detour the northward Il Il believed
Salt Lake be reached In lors distance by follow
Ing the valley of this river 20 its source than BY any
other prnciicabie route. During tho approaching Ia
element season IL IL the intention OF tho company
work about two thousand nvo hundred men In the
tunnels and the balance In tho canon u tho
Truekee, where The snow seldom falls moc than ono
and half feet deep. Tho company expect, dnrng tho
year isod 70 DO able 20 reach NE ~
has been permanently located distance from sacra-
mcnio Of hundred and ninety nyo miles Snco Jan
uary, 1868 tie company have employed all the labor
that could be obtained aud will continue 20 DO ~
long ar the work DO expedited BY employing an In.
CREASED force.
SALT LARK CRY 70 NIX REACHED nv RAIL ~ 1870.
The company have expended on III. road and equip
tnenh aud for materials purchased and In uankilu
from New York 10 san franclco twelve millions
Of dollars. aud Il confidently expected BY them that
the road VIII hc completed 10 Salt Lake Ci,y during tho
year 1870 According 20 the reports Of tho company and
the reports VI the government Commissioners sec
tons Of the road which have been accepted by tho
government II can bo sad, considering tho difficulties
under which the company have had labor and tho
obstacles they have had 10 eurmount constructing
railroad through the most dncut and mountainous por
ton Of country their efforts have successful
building road which viii In every respect compare
fayorAbly wth II not equal to- any road In tho United
States
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xalsyts. PIERS AND sllp,


The committee appointed BY the last Legislature Or
hi, stae 70 At 10 judgment on the condition Of the
whsrves piers and slips ef the port ~ New York
about W commence their sessions 10 this city, and
anxious enlightened The subject Of their duties
n the members OF the committee have travelled
along West street. the North nvss and South street,
on Tho Ea. ryer they could nos have isisd 70 otserve
the dilspdafed Ana unsafe condition of the majority n
the plers Apd 10 have arrived 81 the conclgsua that
taken ~ q whole, ihsy are Disgrace 70 the city and
on from tad 70 vorss The commerce o. the por rngst
neoesssrly suffer II they have dons o., and have
cone 10 me above combustion u bscores thsir day
INQUIRE into The cause which 10 rsry ample this
Ths wharfage rates, I. present. established
By iau. DO not s-ord sufhe,eni Ipeoms
is., 10 warrant the rebuilding Of pss Some o. The
piers and have bern for number - ysars en-.
trsy useless and probably all b perrnusd 70 remain
10 their present coalition Zoe Ions time 70 cone, The
rsies o. -h1fage made sufficiently rsmurerstss
70 s1rsni reaobsbIs psrossrss % tho cost q
lnsfructl0n.
no LegisIaiars last vln,r hai bsfor. BIN fos 10.
cresins the rsi~s wbch seemed " Nify all p&stss,
for there objection raised AGAINST stL~v " ship
o~osrp ~ fnrsctssts but bsmp~f~d With SECTIONS
csscrng var0as other prcjcss vheh met Win nsonG
opposition, and conssgasnty Tie sl - dsfsatsd
pas and whsrvss. 70 eve rsiaA0ls ffanrh.s~s " vsss
Loise o0mpaIes " farm cot top~ Toe unsrfgysloss
rpeDopols,s III ths COMMITTEES sdcpt rssslutios
recommending De Issrass o. . simple scs rsisbe Ne
rssrs u vbsrAgs Abort oosthird shove The prs~~ss
lsra-ssy ons osss asd half pss tsa % too knsassd
hnsdrsd soos ssd sesr vors ~oah - aops Oar ps~vs
ss< vssi1 Thea - ehans~1 10 spp~asseee
snl nssrtaD0 vogn lofssr have cases esu clsls
stsst he ssrs ~ safe moorss fsv hes vses~s.
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Brsvct Major General Harvey Colonel United states
Army, and Brevct Colonel Albert Tracy 20 report
General Meade, commanding the department 81 thu
East for assignment 10 duty, Captain w. Gardner
Forty fourth United States infantry 70 Join bis regiment
In Washington.
nrEffpHD
Flint Lea,onanis =. u, Sofihup and 7. Lo,t vcte.
ran Reserve corps
oEsERAf CorEr~ MARITAL
general order Issued by General slcalcs, command.
Ing the Department Of the SOUTH announcer that
authority conferred by Act ~ Congress upon urcers CON-
handing separate brgades 10 general courts
al having ceased with the close Of tie war
by tho Presidents proclamation all proceeding ~ such
courts martial are imperative and void All Proceedings
heretofor. taken In such being without validity
the accused parties will be brought TO trial before court
martial convened by tho department commander all
instances IN which further actio required for the
maintenance Of good order and military discipline
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Relations Of the Great Powers to Greece The
Case In 1927 Differing from that OF 500.

Case In 1927 M Differing from that Of $50.
fFrom the Paris Debats, Oct ISL
In intervening In the Eastern question In 1877
Europe was bold and nnovatng as she attributed 70 tho
West The right Of p1cifcdtion tn the East IL was
principle, but legitimate one founded the hand
the inconicstablc interest which Europe has In map
tanning the security OF tho Mediterranean and prcsvrtn0
ord.r on ndi 1a-such being the night proclaimed BY
diplomacy In the treaty OF the 9th Of July 1877 and
founded the other hand, religion justice and bu
manityths last being the popular sentiment in Europe
the examples OF 1876, they viii therefore conform to
preccdens authorized by long intervention In
Greece, in the Egyptian question In lss0 In Syria In
seosnd they viii not either In fact or IN law, o zero
luji0Rdry literdforL They win apply the doctine %
Their predecessors and employ with equal appropriate
Lot not deceive ourselves the present crisis OF
thc Eastern Christians for the moment Ices extensive
than those u isU and 1927. But II IL As rrave u has
which renders II more grave. There hard and
maievolent minds in 1891 and 1877 who could not
believe that the crisis caused by the Greek nsarrscon
had IN u any element Of peruanencc No one can DO.
eve that tho present crisis created bv the Instruction
In Gambia, hare i1strg and dsfnfv sotton IN ne
az faus6n n the EasLs Chy hanS Thoy may be again
vanqushed and overcome II Europe remains Indifferent,
but their defeat will terminate nothing As there viii
always be in the midst OF tie Christian East,
once more reduced 70 slavery, a Hellenic king.
dom, tho independence Of which IL guaranteed
By Europe lvide the circular Of ". Drouyn IL Lhuys
Of tho 18th June, 1853. that Independence will be
protest Ia favor Of the liberation ~ the Christians and
an encouragement Of their patriotic hopes by the sole
fact OF s existence Tho pacincnton or tho East II
therefore benccforn impossible By Ae enrrancAe-
nrt II ne ChTf&i1ns by ne dssrucfon u ne Grssk
kingdom Expedients and paatlyes may be eought for
before recourse bad 20 either OF these extreme
cinsions but IL will be 70 choose bctween the
completion the destruction OF tho work OF 1897.
Greece swept away altogether or q moro extended
Greece, the restoration Of old Turkey or the decisive
which ne ,pcnt ne year Place tefre Earope. aud whseh
se 70 found 10 soire.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
sale Of the Duke Of Bcaufort's Rustic 20 the
French Government.
Iron tho London Times, Oct AL


"MlTcH-Nr Rutton1s Lord Lyon against the Duke
Of Beagfors Rustic, sat lob each, D. T. 200 ?. Pr
When that FIRST appeared In tho Calenfv
how little all thought result would be Tho
racing world split At that time into two factions the
psrtlsans Of 'the Lord and 'he Lout the sporting
journals loved 20 the Derby cracks and great
race, only 70 10 equaiisd 10 interest by the coming
Derby, anticipated between the two II Ia an old
story how the hopes of tho Rustics crushed
frson Downs, 70 b temporarily revived a. Ascot
and finally scattered 10 the winds the knavesmirc
The great hope Of Danebury has long proved him
self only miller and a Grst miller either; and
to-day Lord Lyon oanterng BY his side and tho
soft hearted q stockwe giving up before he reached
Kustes last APPEARANCE before the Britsh public wss
AM thing but credtsbe one
his career tie turf closed to-day, the Duke Of
Beaufort sold him 10 the french government for
e. 600 ana he viii soon Join one q the royal Aasa
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70 rm mwsss PRESS Of rm UNITED STATES.

O4FcR ~ EEw YoRK AsaoefArrD Pprx.
Nav Y0RK, Nov. 10, 1900. J
The Associated Press Of New York beg 70 assure
the pross q country that tho change Of the New
York Agent win prove beneficial 10 The entire newspaper
press. va have no in,ercs, not in harmony wiih the
press outside o. New YORK. our ony desire being union
~ newspaper interests, which should be identical over
the entire country we can the entire press Of
the country ha, tho quality Of the Asoclaons news
shall be improved and the expenses kept within proper
nlta let The pres be nnn In this business snd all
viii be veil
sAMI SINCLAIR, New York Trbans
GEORGE JONES, New York rnes
J o. BENNETT. New Yors Hsr.id
VIC PRIME, Journal q Commerce
JAZZ BROOKS, Eev York Erprss.
ss BEACH, Ns~ Yoss Son
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O E R NJ A N Y.
OUR FRANKFORT uN-rHe-mAS CORRESPONDENCE.

FRANKFORT The MAIN, Oct a. 1868.
NEWS FROM BERLIN AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS
Our depu,ation has returned from Berlin and the new
arrangements to DO published Of these days The
administration Of the laws will remain in tho hands Of
the Senate which will be composed OF twelve paid and
three unpaid members and two burgomasters The
courts Of justice remain they Two large villages
Bornheim and Bocknhem, the last hitherto belonging
TO Electoral Hesse though close to gates, viii be
annexed to the town.
The woods and railways continue TO be the property OF
the town. the latter to be administered by Prussia which
will pay tho net of the every year to the
town, while the public debt remains TO her charge
AS the railways have been built public account this
will bring yearly about $50 600 forms to the town
chequer The political police to be in the hands of
Prussia
Tho contribution paid Of six millions Of forms will be
refunded, while tho town has to provide the
sary ground for the erection OF large barracks In
Nassau great abuse will be stopped by the annexation
aud the ducal family will be stripped Of the large pro-
pery she laid her hands The Duke has there sppro
priaied all tho demesnes including large forests and
mineral mines the celebrated spas of WIcsbaden Ems
schwabach and Sellers and even the church property
connscaed In 1903 and destined 20 church and educa
tiona puposes In all money matters Prussia is not to be
trfed with.
A FAyors EsIGRAsr
Oscar Becker, who made the attempt on the King s
life at Baden Baden in 1901, and who under
enco of twenty years solitary confinement. was re-
leased by the Dyke on the inercesson Of the King You
promise to set his foot German territory again.
Farder, the editor OF the Vo.bote, at Mnnchen, who
had been brought before the courts FOR bclIng the
commander Of the Bavaran army the old Prince Charles
has been acquitted and the Prince has resigned his com
mand, his incapacity and want OF resolution having
been clearly proved by the witnesses.
ARMY
The disarmament OF the Prussian army IL fast pro-
crossing and by an order OF yesterday two hundred
out OF every battalion TO be dismissed this brings
the infantry 10 peace establishment.
THE DrcAI GOVERNMENT DARAsrApr
have cancelled the convention entered into In 1854 with
the Bishop OF Mayence. II was very unpopular and
detrimental 10 progress but hitherto the Chambers had
demonstrated IN van our old proverb, Distress teaches
TO pray, 10 thereby illustrated
sourB GERMANY
the Napoeonp phantom Of separate confederacy begins
70 dwindle moro and more: common requires
unity with the Northern Bund under Prussia and
Frenchsrrotectorate Public opinion compes the gov
crnments 70 give up their epte and not 70 allow line
be drawn between Northern and southern Germany.
FINANCIAL REPORT.
Our Bourso remains dull Americans cannot raise
their price In spite Of tho lower gold quotations large
remittances OF bonds have como 10 hand Money re-
mans cheap. The corn markets remain hrm, though
the purchases French account have ceased for the
moment
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c n ! n A..

AaeYicaus Murdered bv Pirates-Telegraph
,Csscessions 10 Americans-A TyphoOn-The
French Squadron.
LONDON, Nov. II. 1885,
ne American brig Lubra was boarded by pirates on
- esAst Of China tno date The captain and two men
Wsse killed and several wounded.
United States company has got the consent Of the
Hnpsror OF China to lay cable from the Western Union
lzlsnsion Compsny's lines the north 70 Shanghae
fearful typhoon had occurred between japan and
Dhssshas No disasters TO the shipping, however had
bssn reported
The French Admiral was awaiting the arrival Of his
squadron at SAanghae in order TO proceed TO Corea
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eUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
r r A n c 6.
evn PANS Correspondence.
PANS, Oct %, 1890.

PARIS Oct 25, 1890
vRrcH psvyiorNESr-rHs rAAE uHrsfrox
Prince show her splendid seapor,s. she has
shaken clouds Of dust from her flag and those who see
wave from tho mass Of her proudest vessels may
sssured, that such Duqueanc and Duguay Trouln
cssd siill Be found the benches Of French naval
schools
But France, with all her refinement military glory and
Noble impulse 10 backward In appreciation Of other
Scuptres France is not cosmopolitan. che readily
believes the Incredible OF modern Mandevies
eoss not know the difference between sanscrt and
German Characters neither docs she know that
difference exsa Everyone speaks her language; she
Dos not think 10 worth while 70 trouble her brains
shout foreign dion In the middle OF the nineteenth
century the haeknsycd English spoken and "brtockn
about tho cleArsst orshOsraphy 10 modern tongue
a. French can accomplish
The mind that pre.des the destiny Of France felt
Chat The fur d. n, queen Of Europe should come In
contact with the genius Of other nations and vas de-
crsed tina, she shall building FOR the produce Of
svsry climate and welcome the representatives Of every
govern ment within lis walls This edncc win BE- sur.
rounded BY othe ~ Of ess magnitude though not per.
bass o. iese Importance The crowned beads % other
nations viii here assemble IN me greatest splendor OF
shsr different kinsdoms In attire ~ gold purple and
nine and the pride Of each country VII ne 70 impress
ne nation they visit with due regard for their own
9scih attachments, industry and humani1lng innusnoe
low come few questions that each nation should pea
- Itself ~ . private individual What am to DO al
~ worlds far of leefS whas my pcoples merits,
vnes their GROWING oharscterstcf VIII my cbildreD
RRns o. disadvAptage with the eyee 81 all upon
&enI GRANTING that they should carry on The palm Tor
- psodofe q Their industry, will they morally impress
~ wos4 With resptof for their individual greatncssf
49, MAJ fesi Incumbent on me 70 address
rNw wopps TO AnxmcArs
There u updenisole feeling Of envioqs srnusiion 70
Europe ~ regards Amensa; and naiiops whep bind.
- ~ JVlousy at a. mep do when thus Afflicted The
sishiem error phpmulsslsd within We rApss " ne
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70 ymn rpi,os oy yHr m,n.lp.


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aourss ~ srsinf the stortson ~ TIE ,0orita,aonal
ssrsedfneet hss lea trn snd gniirrs Ne h&s slssys
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CONVENTIONAL AnkfDkENI
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Proposed Duty ON Gold Exports-Thc Harvest
Report.
LoSros, Nov IL, 1890.
The advces TO hand from the Pacific state that IL
proposed at sydney Australia to levy aduty Of shilling
- ounce on gold exports.
The crops not extraordinarily good on the island
o. some articles only half OF last years crops
Dsctsd
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the HOLY LAND.

Arrival Of q Colony Of SHOWN East" Ameri-
cass-The United States ship TiconderoGa.
LONDON Nov. II, 1865
News has been received OF the arrival Of the bark
Mslne Chaplin 1t JANA, from Jonesport, Me-, with
go hundred and City Americans, to COLOMBO in Pales
WA
The United States steamer Tcondcsoga left Jana on
the 10th ult for Ma a.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov II, $780,
me Anchor Line Company's steamship Iowa, from
NV York October ~, touched here last night en- ro
- Liverpool
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Cs.osn. ~ n. s0v ~. lss
ssysvsi wooden ,~IsisSs % to ,sgn'sy nsstP
nass~ sss tee <vsgisS tsssss ssss ssssscgss " 80
at Eishi Leo gls ~
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{ N ol A N D :.

Parliament Further Prorogued.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1866.
Parliament has again been prorogued.
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Nsv HAYES, Nov 1i-f2pA
James Cooks nvsry Stable 10 hsrsden cas- buSns1
tbis Dornirs Los Is 90. psruy injured
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~
News by the Cable to Sun
day, November II.
ASpanish Insurrection Against
Narvaez.
Arrival Of American COlonists in the
Holy Land.
PIRATE MURDERS IN CHINA.
Our London, Paris and FrankfOrt-on-ths-
Main Correspondence.
Political, Moral and National Profits
Of an Irish Election.
Paris in Preparation for the
Exhibition.
1russian Progress to Territorial
Consolidation.
&c. &C. &c.
By THE CABLE TO NOVEMBER II.
By THE CABLE TO NOVEMBER IL
S P A | n

Another Insurrecti0n-Is IL the Beginning of
the End
PARIS, Nov. IL, 1896
News has been received in official quarters that an
iHsurrection has out al Barcelona against the
NarVAeS government