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NAVY GAZETTE.

rzLEGaAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
OcTOBIR 30-Capt Theodore T.. Greene from ordnance
duty Portsmouth, H. and ordered to command the steamer Pow
hatsn Dec. I, next
Commander Henry ou the command Of the steamer
Lieut. Connands Trrvt ABBOTT snd E. Preb som duty
thb Navy Yard RewYo aud ordered 10 the steamer susqas
As..sn. Surgeon O. Bright duty the Naval Aeadsy
snd ordered 20 the Susqlrhsnnl.
Carpenter Josiah H. Pinner The Savannah and granted sek
Ch-fBngneer Chs H. Loring foG special duty New YOk
and ordered 20 the steamer susquehsunS
ORDERED.
Oct -Ccmmodoe James Alden command the steamer Sus
quehannsi Master Charles J. Barclay Acting Masters James B.
C. Bunker Acting Ensign o. W faIeuh0t,
Surgeon T. Msccoan Passed Asan, surgeon d. McMartre
Payn,er A. CarS, Ad.hipmsu George A. Badly, Robert ~
Maynard John C. Rich Henry g. Nisnsr william w
Rsisiags n KGns Firs, Assistant EnEinesr b LHiG
Second Assistant Engineers David Hard. John kssr Ma7 n
HART Acting Third Assistant Engineers John O. Balls Leo
rayo BOsswan John Smith, and Samaks Henry
4 stocker 10 be steamer Susqus,snns.
Oct 3l.--Commander William G.. Temple TO ordnance
duty At Navy Yard Portsmouth, n. IL
RESIGNED
Oct D. Acting Assistant Surgeon Goddns duy the
Naval Hospital FOR the Insane Washnyton, ID. {.
DETACHED.
Oc Acting Ensign Jane, T. Bowling from steamer Chocua
and ordered North Acting Third Assistant Engineer john '" bs
from scho0lship sabine. and waiting ortrfs
PLACED on SICK LEAVE or ABSENCE
Oct 3i.-Midshipnsn Isaac 7. Morris
MISCELLANEOUS.
Iacony undergoing repairs At Navy Yard NsrfoNs
Tue ATLANTIC CABLE.-Messages from Europe, OF
10 DAYS date we're received this city $40 wednesday
morning We are informed that the reduction Of one half
tariff dispatches the Atlantic CaOie mere mas
been q large increase Ia the business.
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TEMPERANCE.
LECTURE BY IoHS B. COUGH IN AID OF oRvfLLs
GARDNER.

LECTURE BY IoHS B. COUGH IN AID OF oRvfLLs
GARDNER.
Tho hall OF the Cooper Institute crowded 10
~ utmost capacity evening the occasion Of lecture b
M John Cough he proceed. o, which to be given to
Mr. ore Gardner the former pugst Whose conversion 70
religion year. attracted much attention IRON tne
pubic whose pro.traton By for the st two
los Em carng bis support Tho platform
occupied by number Of distinguished cergymen anu
@ M. f Mo- had ceseoas position near che speaker
Mr. samuel nlsry presided and introduced Air Cough who
M Cough explained that bis luggage had been iscaried by
the e1prcssnan 10 whom he had ntrusedh ana WIN ae
nuscri Of the which he 20 have delivered lie
therefore entertained the audience with How OF anecdos
told Ia nmitlbe and mover weary ing mannef inraung
the various phases Of life IN London which was inc ugec
H. lecture Announced Among these interesting sketches
ana graphic dclneations OF the aoeracy The sges the
eri preacherS the needle the thieves the nishy ser
snfs and public fnc0unrics the poUr the missionaries o.
charity ard the people Of England generally He paid glow
~ trta 10 John bright or his labor in behalf ot the CON
% ,o aud nduiu stored scaihiug rcbukc 10 thotc AEer
loans returned from their travels abroad 10 sheer az
,hn American An aluson the patriotic course OF Con
$50 in ia eer,. tovsrl sound rccons,ruction Brought down
tumaiuous applause which teminAtcu u 'hfc enS' ' w"
I'M eoneluon Mr. Cough spoke Of the BENEFICIARY Of this occa
on describing the Of the conversion ANn
Gardner ,ud hc good effects o. his US sAp ~
ilress lyOWnl u rcpentence Since thnt day Orvie
had been true a. steel to inc paepes le % 80 .,yd
by him and his nobe and devoted wife Ho DID no ask as
charity bat he claimed II a. a right ,.,, A.,
Gsriner came forward maniiey with great scDleness
He was At los he said Tor words TO give thanks os we
kindness u present in coming 20 his enen ana w
Cough who had FAR assist him For the past eght
wears hs continued he had ben sick and laid up IN the house
narayss OF the e side which Ind deprived hm OF speech
Again thanking his friends and expressing his hrm trust IN
The chairman then called for subscriptions and generous
amount was quickly collected The largest donation was that
wifi OF Gardner their best sowing machines The
net proceeds OF The benefit will probab! not TAI snort o.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
IdvElooI Nov C-EveningTh Cotton maIke, opened at
a. rates OF last evening. Orleans Afiddling lJld
LryERrOoL, Nov Noon. marke, for cotton
As not BIZ firm Prices declined 3D. and the sales to day
are bg; 10 900 bales Aliddling Upands I'D
LIVERPOOL TALLOw MARKET.
IrfsrooL Nov 7-Evenng-The TauoU moIkc, is firm.
Petroleum heavy.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
IosOoN Nov C-Eyeuing bonds ruled this morn
1ae al Is aGsi Erie shares are per cent. lower.
LoAuON Nov 7-Noon-COnsos for MONEY open a SO Hit
no Central shares Il Eric Railway 81 United States Five
Twenti,s 65i
IoNuOS Nov 5-Evcnng Illinois Central shares ~ Enc
Railway 5 United States FyeTweutie Ost Consols for
money s9l.
BULLioS IN THE BAEK OF EEGLAYD-INoRBASg IN
THE RESERVE NOTES.
Ioypov Nov THE bank Of England received into its vaults
during the month ending Friday gold to the value Of
GgfaqGl
The Increase in the week after deductmg payment was
32iG995
In the reserve there also an increase Of 90
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM MARKET.
LryEerOoL Nov 6-Eyening-The Petroleum market is
quiet
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FIRES.
IN wRsr EINErRRNTH-sT.


Shortly before midnight on Tuesday, 9 fire broke
out on hnt noor OF the premises No IA West Nneeen'
st. occupied BY Phyle Higgins tiDsmhs The building and
Ia. h. att o. no, insured The second floor oocn-
MED by Dei,on Scott shoe manufacturers Loss on stock
about H. not insured The building which was owned ey
Jacob Kip was damaged 10 the amount Oi tO insured lVf
g. OOO In the State Of New jersey Company.
IN PULTOS-sr.
AT 8 o'clock last evening fire discovered on
the second floor OF premises No i9s Fulton g. Owing 70
the prompt arrival Of the Fire Department the flames were
ouioky eGtnguhe but until the co1,sa,s Of the floor on
oocrpssi By II Hermann & Co. dealers IN rags who
aso occupied the three floors above. Loss on stocA
about AZ 600 Insured city companies The trs noor was
occupied by z Son dealers In paper HIS loss on STOCK W
amount OF 400 Insured sections OF police were present rom
the second and adjoining Pecinets under the command o
Capt DeCamp
Shortly after 10 o'clock last night " was discovered
that Gre had broken out In tho basement OF the premise, 20
SI snruce.st occupied By O. W Gnfth leahef DeuhS
store The fremon In attendance und ny the a
tho flames prevented from extending % the ADJOINING o
ms which is Slgng Officers Canavan and Hedeoergn
on the Second Precinct suooseded In immediately removing
persons this building where they we're IN bed ana aeep
the the ewu beginning 10 make hsadwey In" y, RWI
No 81 Spruce ST. being but 10 tho corner OF
an tho OF No lao William caught the haes Vu ue
were allowed 10 extend stream WAS orouBt 70
s Poa, %%sSs A. The ss Sas ds SaS
extendng sef removed The premises we're msuIed
Inc Fremens Insurance Ofacs hut 70 what amount oxng 70
the lsteness OF tho hour, could not be AsceItihe Ia
done dd probably exceed q 900 NO lives were 'o''
AUGUSTA.
nj rsLsoaAPa
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov THE Atlanta Empire block
owned by william Markham containing siI large sore was
desfroyed BY fire yesterday.
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AGRICULTURE.

~ TELFonAPH
= WAsBTXGTOS Nov. The Commissioner Of Agrcul
ture received from the Imperial Minister Of Commerce
at Vienna Austria through Mr.. Loosey, the Austrian
Consul General NewYork about 100 varieties u cereal
and vegetable seeds collected from premium varieties
-shown al the Great Exhibition, held a. Vienna IN
June last and presented BY the Austrian Government for
experiment on the experimental farm Of the United States
Agcutu al Department This donation, so kindly made oy
fhe Minister Of Commerce embraces nearly every variety
f the cereal and vegetable seeds in favor IN our country
and il is hoped that will prove valuable acquisitions
90 the agriculture Of the United States None Of these
seeds viii be FOR distribution.
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DIED.

Dr. PIY-On wsdDesy the m inst, a. her ls. e.sidnos No 10
csaics Ts'pscio invited d 70 .s,ens her Sas
S iss He Wi BE- s % ~ ssIss as
DRAPEgA1 whesOus Long Isl.nd Tuesday nnlas
F1s. '.s es % ss pses on Fadsy Nov iss a. co
Forri Friends and relatives respectfully iausd 70
wthou, further notice. sTf owl '.f1f v.lrar ~ ID
ANN. ss q Ssssss " Hart and oay S,usSsr
The r..ssss g: :ssp trend. Of tbs family
funeral, Friday morning s y oeos At the Isssnss q ~.
The rsHsias vii be taken to White Plains inermeu II
McD0NOUGH-on Wednesday morning tho 7,h Inst at her aie
residence Of wOoghy Brockyn Margaret
The friends ii. family sad s son Alexander Meoas
Of her sennlsw Henry Culsn, ~ D. are Y
O'Clock At St Js@ess csihsdrsi Jsys, BrooEyn withOot
further notice ll5 b. - 40
MULyIHL0n Tuesday night residences Patrick Maly
The funeral vii tsks place from st stepbsn Church East Tw.uy
esbihs Friday morning 81 o'clock whsa solemn RsqaeaI
Mass vii De celebrated The relatives and friends OF ay
PARKER-suddealy on Tuesday Nov the residence Of hs
shsrnaw Mr. Jas BaekwOod No 23 IVES, T~entysizth g..
The and tsad. q bs family Ie'gsetIy s,ItS e
wsu,y'ecOud' seveHhsye this Aarday aerno0n %
Scr s, ~ ma sSaZ P &c
jane, lsy formerly Of Pelham Dale Weehester Co. -
VAN KLUUCKA POgghkeepsie "wednesday Nov saddsny
III. sus: kI family . ss % yss saa S S funeral on Friday
at o'clock ?. NJ. from his Late residence I'd sllI
wTHERson Wednesday the 7h inst, Rsabsa wHher Ia tins
The funeral services viii be held r..asaee Second
and friend. are Invited 70 sttsDd =. = -
MASONIC EoTTCE-The Brethren Of PERFECT AsHLAE
IodssRoo@ No. ssa Bro.dwsy THURSDAY. Nov g. a -
SSf B 3e 6RG re- Fl pssc q sa''
Ocs and Brethren Of United States Lodge No % ssd ,s
Masonic ends Of r. W Bro William sinclair, father OF tho 90
ceased fseusy invited to sttsud suG 'nis: .,h as
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THE TURF.
TRoTTISG AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

~ rnLEan1PH 70
PoUGHKBEPsTE, Nov. IA trotting match TOOK
place at DOtys Park to-day between Pcbce Nefett Pony
and Phips odd Mans Mare mile heats best three an hFe
FOR purse Of tO0 Both horses totted with running mates
By clock In the afternoon quite number Of persons nae
neregaed at the Park witness the contest 10 the pool
selling the aet Pony the fayore the odds being n's 10
one Al O'Clock the horses were brought up the Manet
Pony winning the pole - =.
Fgsr HEKT-oth got of finely the first time and both
teams Ycnt up afer leaving The score The Msnet
POM however soon got 10 work again and turned OF the
ground rapid rate winning tie beat IN 3Oli the Old
hlans Mar" evidently match for him.
gcONp HEaToth started well coming down the track az
laundering gate Old Mans Mare doing better than in
fs previous heat but failing 10 lead her competitor. On the
hack stretch there was about half length gap which the
tOny retained and again came In ahead, In q 49,
TIugD HEAT-Again the Mafett pony took the Head and
kept iii reached the back track wheI the Old
Mans Aare appeared overhaul her rival The driver OF the
haes Pony seeing the situation urged his steed shouting
gOofcrOusv when animal made splendid dash and won
ihe heat and race IN 2s5 Shortly after the first heat the
hrrcf Of the Old Mans Mare offered 20 give 80 they
would allow him 70 take out the running horse and tr0t his
animal aleue, which however. wes dceAne4
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coLoRED CONTENTION AT INDIANAPOLIS


ST TrLssRAPH TRIBUNE
INDIASAPoLIs, Nov. The Colorcd Convention had a
largcyncreased attendance to-day, lao delegates from
this and neghbOung States being reported The Conven-
ton is conducted with marked ability the incest pOntsof
Parliamentary usage being most carefully regarded The
principal work Of the day was in passing set Of strong
reSoluons First they condemn the administration Of
Andrew johnson; Second, thank the Supreme Court
of the State for its late decision giving them
full citizenship Third, thank the soldiers; Fourth,
express determination by industry, education
perseverance and morality yndicate their claim 10 equal
political rights Fifth say they do not ask social equality.
sixth ask be taxed for school purposes seventh show
the night 20 this by military service and loyalty, and de-
mand that all disabling laws which merk distinction between
men on account of race or color be stricken from the
statute books delegate was appointed the National
Convention in Washington in January. speeches
were made on the necessity Of teaching the young the
arts aud sciences Nothing but this will free them from
their present mental occupations and give them the posi-
tOn Of independence and power OF the Anglo-Ssxon.
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NATURALIZATION Wednesday Eov. u 1885, ID. rsaae1cs
q the bri. psres. By !te Rev Rysnd ksndnok. D. D.
Abraham B. Dahisp esq. eli Of New.Yof Ctsy. Na
sHAwGOUGE-At residence Of the brides psrssts
"Wednesday. Nov BY Rev r. Harris Horace O. Shaw
20 Emma c. daughter Of Joseph Goass al Of ths
city
ShAkr-GREEE-On Tuesday G. the Residence 81 tbs
edss athe by the Res s A. Freemsn M. james D. smart o.
gery CITY Louisa OF Henry Greco OF Union
Landing, hOnmoutH County n. J. No osrda Il. lD8rr
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DESTRUCTION OF A GRAIN ELEVATOR.

OswBGo, Nov. THE Northwestern Elevator
which built the side Of the river IN 1868 by Irwin
sloan largest the city having storage capacity
nearly bushels destroyed by TIRE last night
There stored Is 900 bushels Of grain which there
an Insurance Of sOOO The elevator valued at $4,000
insured fer ssOO 600 The loss falls principally upon
Eastern companies The fire hrt discovered In the cupO
and IS supposed 10 have taken spark Of passing pro
peer TIE fire will interfere with the handling Of grain
this port the storage capacity Is OF present about 2OO
huslels.
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wESTcHEsTER COUNTY

Two MIN SERIOUSLY IEJuRBD.-while Alexander
Elliott was driving hi. stage from Farms to wosiohe'er
on Tuesday afternoon aboat O'Clock no was run INTO y
other The loading horses attached 70 ne 'ss0
faened turned vsrJ short round and ran awI anu
MI Elliott about three rods under the stage putting
yory seriously and greatly inurng him oherxsg hn H.
oi. leg Just absyo the anOo bsdJ fractured H' "" '"A00
TO al talms
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NOV. Z.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
~ rrLE3a,Pa To THIHU,T
v,7rne.vAL op TIE BRITISH LEGATION PROM
sAXOEY.
LONDON wednesday Nov Z 1850
Crc,t Britain has withdrawn her legation from
Saropv. thereby recognizing the Incorporation OF
saxony with the Kingdom of Prussia.
prVp,R,TIosys FOR THB EXPECTED FEVIAN RISING IN
IRELAND.
LONDON Wednesday Nov :, ls66
Il is said that preparations are quietly in progress
ia iceland to meet possible rising.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
BIT rsLroaAPa TO rag TRIBUNE.

rsLVgsAPH TO rae TRIBUNE
ORDERED.
Brevet Major A. W Bolenur, Netem Reserve Corps,
20 duty with Brsye Big Chse H. Howard Assistant Goa
missioner Of Feedmen's Afair. in the District OF Columbia
APPOINTED.
Hospital stsvrd r. Hills 9TH u s. Cavalry and ordered 10
Medical Director Department OF tue Gulf ion duty
ueN11s ASsIGNED.i
Nov 7.--Capt. s. J.. Lee, 18th U. ;. Infantry, 10
duty with Frrednens Bureau Alexandria Va Beye ieu
Thomas C. Williams, 18th L. lnntry duty with tte-dmene
Bureau ~ District Of Nashville Memphis Tenn Acting Assistant
surgeon l. r. kk u Army duty with 40th L. s. nssnsry a.
Camp Duubution, Va
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FORTRESS MorROB, Nov. The steamer Sara
gossn from Charleston for York sailed last evening from
Norfolk having pu, In short Heavy aud strong
gales from n. s. T. experienced from ths time oil de
partnre las. Saturday a. :
Fortress MosRoE. Nov. THE steamer star OF
the south from Charleston NcWYOrk arrived disabled
was towed to baltimore this morning
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TURKEY.

TdB CANADIAN RESURRECTION REPORTED AT AN End
LoNDoS. Wednesday, Nov. :, ls66.
isstatcd that the instruction in Canda has ended.
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,,a.e nI..nli.t.d lhan Ever.

M Jo.sph Jones Cowsnsvls, e. IN Isceni e9. 20
friend writes: II am urpri.sd At the eompsn hear ses
make Of their Machines having h,,-n ,hsy say ,n ma
Al h.sd-snd they have the sooo &C
-. ~. uv nacbns worn ssssaftSd eh heF ee
Ass sr have had my machine nearly syesr sna - -
a. ,h. a.v b,nsht have done from tho nnesa sne
.t ~ .cI ana sways trouble Ny edviee 70
49, sas. rhs,e hts to get one nae mine, "a
WuLcnz 4 Gibba- NdrsvhieHeph
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
1T ru.srIyn 70 IN. TRIBUNE

sI TpLEsnLPH Tnfbcsh
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 7.--Prims Wheat is quoted
TO-DAY At q O5 y 100 n Fine Crushsd Sugar el s. 100
M 0ooug 40 5ik 100 10 There some activity In mining
sbsres Beloher Sol; Empire Mills te0 Yellow Jacket
$50 0phr $50 Choar tli2; saTsgc tf75 Imperial 800
Legal tep1ers, 70i
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COLLISION
M HnInrnn

BosToN. Nov THE steamer Java from Liverpool,
willis coming I'D the harbor to-day code with tho schooner
j McCoskcy Capt Crowc hence for Now YORK with cargo
nseed STAYING hole in the seooners SIDE 80 that sac
par filled with The schooner towed 10 the Hats
al East Boston where she viii DO pumped out aud reparcd
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HARp.RuBBER CASE.
N rILEaHIRR 70 =.

BosToN Nov. I'm the suit between the Goodyear
dental Vulcanite Company Of Boston and d. s. White Of
Cbsyestovn dentist Injunction this morning granted
In he United States Circuit Court restraining said White
main of eO 600 from further Of hsrdrubbcr the base
.rtiGctai teeth
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THANKSGIVING
HnRrpPss MONROE.

Br TkLk0HAPH TRIBrSH - j,
HARRISBURG, Nov. 7.-Goy. Curtin has appointed
the 10Th OF November ~ day Of Thanksgiving
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

THE ENTERTAINERS AT TIE LBg-AyE. CHURcH. =
ooume q lectures and musical entertainments oori
mcnced AZ the Lee Reformed Dutch Church laat evening
The attendance large pr T. Chaplin II d.. read his
lecture on Columbus and warmly appagdcd throughout
ia delivery Prof Hofner prcdei the organ very accepa
BY and the vocal music By Miss Rice Miss Bronson and Mis-
Rose-s creoted quite clthrsasn among Che audience
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NEW ORLEANS

m TELEaRAPH 70 THt ThiBuNH , :, ,,,,,- =
NEW -ORLRANs, Nov. bishop Joseph L. wilmer
was consecratsd to-day Bishop Of Louisiana IN Ces
Church He eonssoraed by bishop Hopkins OF vermont
as Presiding Bishop assisted by Bishop Green OF Misspr
Wilmer Alabama and uintard OF Tennessee The Bishop
Of Georgia being absent the was preached o b'hop
HODkins.
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DRATH OF A POSTMASTER.

PoUGHKEEPsIK, NJ Y, Nov. Advert NJ. Van
Kleeok for i've years Postmaster OF this city fell IN apo
peco ct on Maut last night and died IN few hoars aef
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RUSSIA.
RECOGNITION OF The HospObAR.

81 PE7ERsBURG Wednesday Nov :, ls66.
The Car Of Russia has formally recognized the Hos
podlr
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ARREST OF ASaOPLFTER.-About ii o'clock yester-
Day forenoon young ramed james Murphy entered the
dry goods store, No. 9is Grand ST. t. d. and lifted piece
o. calico valued at s wit which attempted to escape but
was observed by boy 10 the store who followed him into the
street handed him over 70 en- Officer OF the Forty sixth
Precinct
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MARRIED.

On wedne.day Nov 1856 At the resdsnee
~ an. hras. n.rent. hY tho Rev. J. Ryiand keudok ~ o.
Xcaso Couaut = Auna Bsrn daase,s Of Abraham eSh"r
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
DAILY TRIBUNE.

$40 per annum; tS for six months
sRMT.wREKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers copy. ysar-lo+ numbers. '.G 90
s s,ai comes or over for each 90
ns remittne for 10 copies $50 will receive an extra copy
~ for mouths.
yamitlue for Is copies 5 will receive an extra copy
one year.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers single copy year-52 nuasers " %
Mail snbscribors clubs OF i've ~
To- conles addressed 10 names OF subscriesrs I 20
Twenty sopss addressed names OF sascrioers
coniea To address
twenty copies address !"
AT Ahdrss' WY THE TRIBUNE Nsw.York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ARRIVAL OUT.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov 7-NOOn.-The steamship City
,rwssuetoa from New York touched here today her
way TO Liverpool
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COLLEGE ELECTION

TRIBUNE
UTICA, n Y, Nov. THE Rev. Samuel G. Brown,
Professor a. Dartmouth College unanimously elected
President Hamilton College. meeting the Board OF
Trustees Of the institution held In this city to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08

A telegram to-day reports the failure of Messrs.
Dent q Company of China.
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LARcESY or a HoRsE AND wAGoE.-A horse and
wagon standing in Harshast T. D. yestersy afternoon
b Queens County farmer takca possession Of BY thief
WHO made his escape with II. -. .''I .
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THE STEAMSHIP CHINA OUTWARD BOUND.
BOSTON. Nov. Tho steamship China sailed this
forenoon taking 1913 passengers Tor Liverpool and 20 Tor ha
fax but specie rr
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THE DAMASCUS AT FATHER POINT
FATHER POINT Nov. 1.-THE steamship Damascus,
from Liverpool on the 9th Londonderry 90 the Goth OF
October has arrived of this Point.
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Amount Of debt cash IN Treasury 81 sl0005 IL
The foregoing correct statement Of the Public Doot
as appears from the books and teasurer returns IN tue
Department on the lst Of November, 1866.
HUGH McCULLOcH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
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THE JAVA INWARD HOUND.

TTfE JAVA INWARD IOUND
BosToy. Nov. THE steamship Java. from Han
fax is signaed She will arrive up about O'Clock this amer
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
AUSTRIA
/, uUvoAB1AN MINISTRY TO BE AppowTED.

VIENNA Wednesday, Nov. 1850.
Il is reported that the Emperor Of Austria has re-
solved o. appoint q Hungarian Ministry.