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THE STATE or TRADE.
NJ TELzsRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


vi q i 90 Ss s X Sss s. sS !. Ss
ostaIo 800 bash " Ohio .o Sc Barley and Rye quiet
iy o. at retail Canal frrishs 70 New loiwhest a,.
Corn zoe Barley lsc Dat. BE Weather cloudy and mild Re,
bush Corn 69 bush 21i l3 bu,h Barley li25Is bush
.s no Ss'S sa fo Corn bSR OF. $40 BUSH Barley
bush Rye @ Sa AsS me S'S1 1, sSSD e &
from O,wrg ending ThFoaI 400 bb Wheat IA III
RTs as cs bush In store here mornas-wheI
bush Oats 60 i9S bush Barley n 5 bush Rye 1900
cIscssA Nov doU .od a'f Io.,s5 suestfn: s,s
* Isl receipts 800 Mes. Pork sod go January de
ysry no demand spoi held the sa So lard
0svEoo Nov lstl9aL sal sale, 800 Dbl. st 81 7sss
s Double 1 %Gs, & Sea 81 ssy qSsI D' KEY
and Peas qS o. Canal Frsshis YewYo-Foar 6O. Wheat
49, 1871 Corr I b Gs o Re G4 l2 RYE y.'Y caf Lis
mpsrt.-So bbls Fl5ar Wheat l2o6 bush Oats
5i7SO bash barley aoOoo bush Rye 1900 bush Pea. Canal
FIpors-7Ssl bb touf bush whes $500 bush Corn
st6Oo bush. Barley $500 bush Rye 81,
to 100 Flour du Sapedns $50 ss So Extra Family s'gsl3
pesa, Oct sa,h At s1dSso rSTE declined s9
sale, a. a. ~ sss2p t9 Shs - a.
BiITisoas Nov a~Flou ian Spring Extra sla 0asl2 Is
,s .r noaiSs sugar dull and declining .tss6y WHISKY
DOL rssHys,n ~ ny OS Sa 1 S,%S. shade lower,
,es Of No. Red Wabash 81 81 Ambss Michigan. s9T No
sPi r. No Msd 0G oa lover, c I is
q s 8, oST. .s 70 sS s by % Su the eesS 900
1900 bgh Barley oo bu. Rye ShipmensJi0 900 bb
Flour 50 90 bush ~hao roo 900 bush Corn z bush Oats 800
busb Rye.
AIsAsr Nov Ia-Four quiet saesAmber State whssl - IS
Rye gaeL os,.. ce or wefrrn Corn DON B,y-s:Is. Can
ala West 81 g. Passed Fuonvns: load Flour Wheat
Oats IS Barley Rye shipped by tows l3th and 18Th
Corn 50 bush Wheat 60 100 bush Barley IN 800 busn osts
81 600 bn.h.; Rye. 3 Too bush. Feed. 1S4 tuna
c. Nov l9Crude TuTpeutne S5 05 for Virgin
DPS 81 5i tor Hard Spirits Turpentine Tic. ROn
S4aBT. Tar S2n 81 TO-
HKv ORLEAss Nov. ocoton firm sales Of 900 bales Low
Mddlns, Receipts 800 bales Sugar dtl; Far, ttc. $40
iss.s dul 1or. Choice T5a8c. Sterling 81 s. New
YorG E1chanSe. /. ie. premium Freghis unalered.
l9The demand Tor Sperm Ou has fallen Of;
ssls bb private Whe Oh au ssles Of 100 bb
kUsurA Gs dull and irregular sales Of 200 bale.
Mi ding At 81 dJc. -. $500.
q
Nov - Cotton firm and advanced E saes OF 30
bale. Mddiing st 3l1Jlc
LOUIS Novl s-Four idu sud lower Superior. 80 S0d
spring S0d so IS; Double Extra Sll 3Sd Sl
Wheat dul snd levy Good spring 81 ndsa S Prime Fall
A. Goa ~ Choice ~ 0d % r. Com unsettled and lower
0d MIXED and Yellow 05a 81 o. YslowWbie 81 edel li
Choice New Yellow sd95o Oats-5d5c FOR choice Pork nom
ina Bacon quiet Shoulders 5ci Clear Sides 's Whisky in
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THE SOUTHERN. STATES.
FLORIDA.
CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN.

CONDITION OF THE FREEDMEN.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WAsHISoToN, Nov. l9The report Of Major-Gen. j.
G. Foster Assistant Commissioner of Freedmen, District
of Florida for October has been received at the Freed
mems Bureau in this city Gen. Foster reports that there
is little change in the feelings evnced toward the freed
men in bis district since his last report that they
generally kindly and fairly treated but that some Of
barbaos and unjust conduct the part of bad men have
come his knowledge At two points, Cedar Keys and
Monticello il found necessary TO send attachments of
soldiers TO assist the officers of the Bureau in performing
their duties and protect the loyal refugees and freedmen
No facts regarding these disturbances given There
are Of arbitration owing to the approaching
close OF the working II is stated that the people
greatly interested in politics, and exhibit warm SYM
patty It'll the President and cordially ndOrse his prOoa-
nations Among violent parties some animosity has be-
come apparent toward the Northeers and those citizens
VINO aided the Union during the The negroes
manifest deep interest securing lands and the whole
number Of entered during the month was 225ZO
Gen Foster transmits also the report OF the Supern-
tendent OF Education which is hopeful IN the extreme
Everything very favorable and the improvements III ms
branch excite his Warmest expressions According 10 lne
Superintendent there the kndes feelings OF sympa-
thy regard between the Southenes and The freedmen
and the former have desire to keep the black man down.
They are very willing and even DESTROYS, of seeing the
latter educated In the day schools there about Loo
Scholar and nearly the same number Of adults IN the
night schools Desde great many receiving private IN
strucOn He estimates that between 1000 and 1000 IN
all under instruction. He speaks of the scarcity OF
provisions and states that there will be no chance OF col
ectng until the cotton shall come in. No opinion
facts given regarding the cotton or other
crops in either OF the reports.
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BIT rHLEeEAPH TO ruR TRIBUNE.
OBITUARY.
DON MIGUEL, Kx-KISG OF PORTUGAL.

DON MIGUEL, EX-KING OF PORTUGAL.
Don Maria Evanst Miguel, eX-King of Portugal,
whose death is by the Cable born at Lisbon
Oct 90 1902 He was the third OF King John VI and
when six years old followed bis parents Brazil where in
sequence Of his education being altogether neglected be soon
exhibited signs Of the character He returned 20 Pou
gal In 1871 being unable 10 read and write At the nsga
Of his mother he placed himself at the head Of the clerical
and absolus party. On June s he headed unsucces,
ul instruction against his father He pardOBed made
another insurrcctiOnary attempt IN l was again pauohcu
and appointed OenernsmO OF the Portuguese army
after the assassination Of the most intimate counselor OF
the King MARQUIS Of SOu he started third Instruction
April 80 le2G Imprisoned the Ministers and expelled his
father who owed the restoration Of his rule only 20 the vigorous
interference the foreign ambassadors Don Miguel ban
hed together with his mother by decree OF May II withdrew
Paris and later 20 Vienna when be showed great adura
ton of the policy OF McttoTnCh.
Amer the death Of King John VI, the legitimate heir bon
Pedro Emperor OF Brazil oedcd the throne OF Portugal 20 his
daughter Mnra la Gloria whose hand together with the title
Regent be offered 20 bon Miguel The latter accepted and
after long hesitation consented take oath the Con
hined proclaimed King Of Portugal ly part OF The con
suent COrcs AZ the time he rpudinied the plan of
marriage with his ncoe who prevented from landing ana
compelled repair gland The asnus OF Donna Maria
The brief reign of Don Miguel sgnazed by the gTosse
ahuses and and the finances IN most depor
bic condition In 1901 the Of Donna Maria again began
gain ground The French allied themselves with Donna
Maria captured the entire Portuguese feet In 1893 In
gland also declared against Don Miguel aud Gen NHhor
tured Lisbon aer prurace struggle the capital Don
Being forever eXed from the kingdom Don Miguel went 10
Genoa Vherc he issued protest against the capiiuaton
wcsied from him by fe subsequently repaired Rome
where the Pope recognized him King 81 Portugal Don Mig
uel never abandoned this title On September e. 1851 b.
married IN Germany the Princess Of Loyeuscn Wcrthem ko
senberg BY whom be had three daughters and Miguel
born September 10 1853
GEORGE u. RREsE.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
b. the TRIBUNE . -
SHIPMENT oP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF NICIoHA Io

BY TELEeRArH
SHIPMENT OP TREAsURE-AESI RATION oP VICTORIA TO
THE USrIID STATES DIsCCssED.
SAN FRANcsCo Nov lgThe Steamer Golden Age sailed to-
ay for Panama with In Of which 500 600
10 New York Among her passengers Is Gen Rufus ingalls,
T. s. A. ~,
ycora adyces the question Of annexation to the
United States under discussion The Victoria Telegraph
saws England gives assistance and saddles with
cumber1us form government against our wishes The fed
ers authorities spend hundred OF thousands Of dollars every
wear Oh the territory and ask the Inhabitants to pay but
1.-THE OF the ouia lay in Consequence OF Its infancy
Every British colony devoted TO chronic discomfort cumi
mating often IN armed outbreaks while In the United States
Territories scarcely remonstrance heard One country Is
Killed by the at the bead Of Affairs while the
er steadily under the Of the people
The bark Shpmate brings 800 kegs OF sugar and 100 bbs
Wheat dun at &c . n Legal tenders, m
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PLATE PnEsEsrArroy.-A number of the theatrical

PLATE PREsEsTATToS.-A number Of the theatrical
people and personal friends Of the metropolis gathered at the
Majson Doree last evening TO do honor the well known
equestrian Mr. James Robinson who has just concluded sue
ces engagement at the fourteentht Circus and who Is
about 10 sail for Havana 10 fulfill engagement there
The occasion celebrated by dinner and presentation OF
service Of plate consisting Of massive silver pitcher and two
gobets onamcnted with embem suggestive OF the Ring
The presentation address made by Dr. Young gentleman
long associated with the guest the evening and
sponded by the recipient OF the gin The plate was sur
mounted by the legend To James Robinson the greatest
bareback rider In the world
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TEXAS.

oRTBGA TO RETURN 70 NEw-ORLBAHs-c0ECRNTRA-
TIoS OP TROOPS on THB RIO GRANDg.
GALVESTON New. ia special dispatch states that
Gen Ortega and his party remain Bazos the guests Of
the commander Of the colored United States troops
Ortega has sgnihed his intention TO return 20 New Orleans
Heayy rains have delayed inland travel which at present
can be performed only on horseback. Fifteen hundred
Federal troops are expected on the Mexican frontier
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MARRIED,

RLACK-BERRYAt resdencs Of Mrs H. O. Berry Rockland
Maine November Is 1886 BY the Rev MI ABBOTT
Austin BLACK Brooklyn Miss Clara c. Berry OF koekand
WESTON Saturday November H. Trinity Church
hv ths Rev H. Duiton Charles Conku. fAmassnse L.
L. 10 Mas Annie West Of this city. No cards
Monday November 49, At .he residence
brides grandparents BY the Rev T. o. bfo9,' MI 'e
Dsryra Mss GeorEette Mortimer both OF his city
DURYEE-FOWLERAt Southampton, L. L. 10 the Prssbyter.n
Church Thursday November lS the s, JSa L9Sety
Charles DnrJee Of NeuYok TO Pleoo H. dasner Of OaPe
WIN. r. Fowler Of Southampton
HOCH-scHwARTZ-on Tuesday. October g. BY the Rev. Dr.
Burohad Mr. John Hoch Of NewYoh Cp 70 Miss Josephine
Schwartz late Of Baltimore.
sEowBERRYth s Residence Of sh brides %oth's Roctsns
Maine Thursday November IS 1886 By the Kew Nshsne
Butler Alfred D. Snow Of Brooklyn 10 Miss Lacy Berry Of
Rockland
wOOD-HOwELL-Ou Monday, Eoysmbsr Is, a Upper Aque
bogus L. L. by Rev. T.. Hale Mr. Webster o. WOOD OIL th
city TO Lydia N. Howell Of the former place
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SANDHICH ISLANDS.

ARRIVAL HoMR or QUEEN EMMA-0ERAT DALE AT sEA
n TEIHuHL
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE bark Smyrniote
brings Honolulu dates 20 NOV Queen Emma arrived At
Honoluu in the Vanderbilt Oct p after passage OF
nine DAYS from Francisco She greeted with royal
salute 20 which the Vanderbilt and the Prussian war ship
Vanetta responded Thousands Of people assembcd to greet
her landing The Vanderbilt drew ~ feet OF water and en-
tered the hnrbOr Of Honolulu easily.
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MISSOURI
PRANK BLAIR CERTAINLY DEFEATED

FHANh
NJ rsLVsRAPH
ST. LOUIS, Nov &c II. Branscomb has been declared
elected the Legislature Frank Blair. The votes
cast after sundown being declared legal by the Attorney
General Of the State. This decision also elects s. d.
Rdgey Radical to the State Senate and increases Gen.
Piess majority. Branscomb and Ridgely have received
their certificates from the County Clerk The Legislature
will probably prevent recurrence this trouble.
ON election day. returned rebel huTahed for Jeff Da
Wis in Springfield Mo-, and shot through the hand
Col Sanderson is investigating election frauds IN Gala
way County, previous TO contendng Swetzlers seat.
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KANSAS.

THE cHKYENSRs RRFRAcToRY-THg UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
BY TELEGRAPH
ArcHsoS, Kansas, Nov. l9.-The Cheyenne peace con-
ference is a failure. 1t to have been held at Fort
Ellsworth The Indians would not go thoe, but assem-
bed at St. Seraha the Santa Fe road Is miles south
west and informed the Commissioners that they would
not 20 20 Fort Ellsworth receive their presents they
did not want any, and If tbs Government wanted 20 give
them any should send them TO st. Serahah They re-
fuse 10 cede the Smoky Hill route.
The United States Commissioners have reported the
acceptance Of the second 20 miles Of the Central branch of
the C. p X. X. % the Secretary OF the Interior.
The excursion party have been receiyngan enthusiastic
welcome bali was gwen this evening in honor of their
visit Speeches were made by Dr. Tying, MIR. Webb and
others The utmost harmony and good feeling prevails.
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Prom Picking. ChIna-I.terestIng 70 Missionaries.

Rev. Chuncey Goodrich, missionary. at Picking China in
friend this city thus speaks OF sewing machine
which 10 TOOK with him. the before Our sewing machine
There only faults that possibly be tousd win
H. The Grs Everybody their done az the oRd
Il rapid Of mserst "A German
lady Msdse Marasche twice
gndhlfeu almost feared 10 hsve her make
eIpersn but days sewed we'll aud che
husband French whore intends purchase machine of
the kind, Wilcox Obbs.-l Adrrrtisement
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CRIMES.
TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.

TRAGEDY IN BALTlhOkb
TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE Nov. ia horrible affair occurred
this afternoon at the residence Of Mr. Jesse Marden East
Baltimoest Mrs George Clogg daughter Of Mr. Marsden
residing with his family while under the influence OF ht OF m
snny attacked her children and those Of Der sister Mrs
Chns Eichman with tabcknife and cut the throat
Of son Of Echman aged about i've years and then AZ
tempted the life of her youngest child wounding II severely
She then endcarOsd k her eldest child bat escaped The
affair produced excitement In the neighborhood
The parties are highly respectable.
LATER.
BAtTDoRR Nov lg-It appears that Mrs Clogg did not
succeed inhictng serious injury her children but
only attempted do Seeing her Kill the little boy fch
man thew made their escape their mother unframed The
unhappy removed 20 insane asylum shortly after
the sad affair
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Masonic RBUNIoN.-For some time past the
Masonic Fraternity Of New York have had in contemplation
Grand scheme IL is about be consummaed The
Of home FOR INDECENT widows and children OF Free and Ac
cepted Masons has long been felt and s determined
MAJ suitable asylum should be erected Already the MasOns
have Accumulated fund Of e0O 900 for this purpose but this
no, ,upposed 20 be sufficient for the successful working the
nndcysIing consequently Masonic Fair win be held
epcins on the 5th OF December at the building Of
Grand and Last evening the place selected for the
Fair Vas OPENED for inspection and for the assignment OF
space band in attendance and those terps
coreauy inclined INDUCED In the gddy wb Of the may
danca Jdgnp from the attendance OF last there
no doubt hs fair win be eminenty successful and will
butte In no small measure 10 the object In view.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD EXCURSION.

ATCHisoY Kansas, Nov. l9.-The party of railroad
e1cursonisis from Boston Chicago and other cities
e here to-day the terminus Of the Central Branch
Of the Pacific Railway Of which IS miles have been completed
The party includes several officers Of the road the Government
Commissioner distinguished capitalists and Statesmen
from an parts Of the couniryamOnR them Gov Smith OF New
Hampshire Mcssrs Hayemeyer Of NewHorf, Sill and Claim
of Boston II Nichols Of New York and large number OF
OF the leading railroads Of the country aud Of
IA preae
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GEORGIA.
REVIVAL OF THE CHARLESTON MERCURl

REVIVAL OF THE CHARLESTON MERCURY.
TELEGRAPH 7
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. l9-The following dispatch
has been received by way Of Augusta, Ga:
CHARLESTON Nov. lgThe Charleston Mercury was issued
this ming for the first time since February loo II admits
edtOay that the annbatcd the theory of state Rights
and proposes devote itself in the future to the internal dee
opment Of Southern interests.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
MILLEDGEvILLE Ga, Nov i9.-The Senate has passed
bill, extending the time debtors TO pay the first in
stallment debts, 70 January l, 1868
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poIi.ical Notices.

At. Meeting Of the Unisn- RspybIlssn GeSsrsl Cs@-
Nov 10 the following call for primary ssc,Gs ws ,dop':.
SS Ina sss to @s Vas s9 & ps %
log THURSDAY EVENING. Nov q, 1885, sAa elect BY bsiO,
Xcsy Convention g number q dses.is. from
the various Assembly Districts the said Districts have represents
ves In the General Committee to nominate candidate TOT Con
Couneunsnio CONVENTION Senatorial District to consist
Of the number Of dlssse from The various Assembly
Ou have the General Committee to nominate hive
Adsr@sne each Ade,nie Di., de:iss;,sa
Included Adsrmanc Dt 20 nominate c-Dd.'s foe
sebool Convention 10 each District desxsie
said school Dret to nominate candidate
Ward Convention each Ward Of delegate for
each Election District in tie Ward to nominate candidate Toe
The City Convention h.I Hesdqse. No. 800 Broadway
The Ader%sn cSSyenGn. T met a.. % tasa. Se.
iG vIs rOn nssTs1c - No sooii Wbiehsi =,
TuIaD DnrSfcr-Fith Ward Hotel
sEvasrH DHsTaIcT~LeSsnou HsL No 10 ABINGDON square
EIsVHsTs 6isTnrcr-Thrty and Eish,bs,e
TERTEssrH DnTaIcr Brosdwsy AID Forty seVenth-'s
sEvESTrErrs DnTsICT-ws.hi9ston Hell H,,Is% rvrn
Tho Counolmanic Conventions will meet on MONDAY EVEN
ING Nov s 1855 at S'elSst # ihs following places
FIFTH DisTaIcT-LsbauOu Hal; No. 10 AbusdOnsqoars
sixra DsrsIor-Bowey Hotel
s1ssTa Es ThSs. EVENING
Now r. 1885, At ceiocs the following places
:, OITsSTfS Msif ao aif H. ~ ena
THIRD DIsrRcr-Lsbsnou Hal. No. 10 Abinsdonsqusrs
FTTH DIsrRor-Clinton Hal. Room No g. r,,. =. -
sHvEsra sfo.dwsI and fey
Eo gSi ~ wiss ss u io S1 Ss
sEcoxp WIRD-NO. Isa wGhAm,st
T EsTs@n w wsSDNSd % rs S %i.%
FTTrH WARD-Fah Ward HOtsL
SIXTH WARD-No. "a Duanes.
SgyKErH WARD-No 22l MOnroes
EsaT wsaDsSsu on ssn To- 10 Abnsaouu.s
TRATu WARD-No. 2Tl Grsnds.-
ELEvErH wAED-No 81 Avenue o.
1uyLR M Manhattan
FagsrxK sIn wAED-So 5is sToo@s-st
FiSrEEEra waRD-Clinton Hal.
s1y.Er..sIH W.HD -bso,;s r. aSssa
NIsErEgxrH RD-Dingedien.s
TWgHrfETH WARD-LncolD Hall
TWKErr VRsr WARD-No. l3t East Fortieshst.
TwESTrsKcosD WARD-Broadway and Forty seventies
The President Association his sbseuce the proper
and coSn, tss votes and report
and conjunction With The President sna Kse0fsHs ssss S
snd Of holdng said primary election shs be
pubhed The Tribune for ct Least two days previous 70 sa eec
The Polls in al. cases. be open irSg 70 sP I@et Chairman
w. ws P = sTsSsS ssscr.,sds.
Ninth Assembly Union Republican A..oci.iO.
the District will hold their regular monthly meeting at
Lebanon Hal No 10 abingdon SQUARE On THE TUESDAY
SgAs wnsgr kINsr' Secretaries.
Tweaty-fry Assembly District Union Republicans A.
HsfsPq S052s Il Sse 1a oS 'no
re O. 3 tiTS Ssoa I s.cr..S.. WIZ DE CAMP
Ts q i Is. E.s"s s.:s.s % %
S & .i ssSs3 s. maine S s az Ss s.s
YOr' nOSe' and most sens'pS :on. = saPsf S..
JOsEra BAsOT Secretary
For Comptroller.
CHARLES L. FLEMING,
TAX PAYERS AND PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
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MASONIC.
THE CELEBRATION IN BALTIMORE.
a pau.pH tn THE TRfBuNE

BALTIMORE, Nov. l9.-Great preparations are max
ing for the ceremonies incident to the laying Of the
stone Of the Masonic Temple tomorrow. Numerous
delegations have arrived from distant points and others are
expected tomorrow The procession will be formed % 10
clock and will doubt be most impressive affair There
will be large attendance OF knight 1empaT and the Grand
Master Of the Grand Rncanpment Henry y Palmer OF Nil
waukee II expected 10 be present The baltimore Lodges
have been making costly arrangements in the wsy Of new ban
regala Of which really magnificent The
President Of the United States members OF the Cabinet and
the Governor Of the State have been invited 10 he present 70
the ceremonies and ii 10 expected that the President will
reach here IN an early train tomorrow morning
II p nit is raining slightly this evening with indications
Of unayOrabe weather for the Masonic procession tomorrow
which the Grafton and other monies will take place
In the Maryland Institute Hall President johnson will be
ceiyed at the depot by the Knights Templar
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

M ryLKenAPn TO TsTBuSE.
The President has appointed ID. NJ Leatherman Of
n.,s the part United States TO the Unysr..l
TIhbtioB held Paris In lse Richard Bessn DeputPo
master AZ Am Hsbo Michigan. Col William a. Moorr Of the
Private secreisfs has been sppsintsd Psymastsr 10
the Regular Army.
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NORTH CAROLINA
ORGANIZATION oP THE LEGISLATURE.

o
RALEIGH, N. C., Nov l9.-The Legislature was organ
lied to-day BY the election of W f. Manley Speaker Of
the Senate and Mr.. McAden Speaker Of the House Of
Commons. The old officers elected. Gov. Worths
Message will PROBABLY be sent IN tomorrow.
No other business transacted.
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NEw-ORLEANS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO rur TRIBUNE


NEw-OELEASs Nov. I9.-Lsrge numbers Of visitors
daily arriving hero. Tho Federnl and State Occs will
be closed tomorrow order to give the employees an OPP
portunty 10 witness the Inauguration OF the Grand Far
senator j. r. DoOlittle OF Wisconsin left this morning
for Galveston for short visit to Texas
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MARINE DISASTERS

sr 1HIssRArH IEIBuSE
SAN FRANCISCO Nov l9.-Tbe great gale at Hong
Kong was felt seriously and many vessels missing
Avees from Tahiti report the loss Of the iron ship
Besama on PameTston Island about March 20
hands perished
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BALTIMORE
By rutusrArH TO rHr Tribune.

BT THlEeHAPH TRIBuNH
baltimore Nov. l9.-At the annual meeting OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the old Board Of
Directors reelected The election OF President takes place
In December.
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MURDER IN SAVANNAH.
BIT rELvoRArH TO TAN TRIBUNE.

I
! SAVANNAH Ga. Nov ia citizen named Angus
tns Mclean was shot yesterday by freedman In dispute
about ten cents The verdict Of the jury wiu murder