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4 uCrioN gor1CE.-FRRDERfCK dig, AUG
"A toneer will sell this day a. y O'Clock all the msgbh.
cent Household Furniture Of the three story house 70 West
Fourth street near Broadway consisting Of one magnificent
Panofoe four PAror suits Of the richest description OF
hack walnut; BEDROOM sus Carpets, spring and Hair
Matesses Oh Paintings, ono Sewing Machine, and every
article necessary for hog sekesping, Ao.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCfioNEER.
WI Executors sale.
Elegant Household Furniture.
Rosewood Billiard Table, Real


DEs so,s gD.0M g. III ell p :afs' pr las
s.."e III the ssant Rurntars &C. eon,s ned 10 .aa
house ya@assp; aud sraps,a bis.ias Room ssa.,
sa,q cqrsas. match e,r,sl :sa az 1isn
Library Silt IL elrsssa reps SIX elegant so oak Library
sns ,ts ans Tseeh sss Pier her, and M.ns
aeore real ernse sad ormelu chandeers Ae also on.
~ Iso ISn Sy made ~ s sasn c
pets, Ac Kitchen Furniture &c cat.osuesm.y be had %
Tue aucsionesr's office. No SPINE street
pAwsBRoxEns sALg-R; FIELD. ,ArcrIoSEEa.
Defiance, street s 60 io,s o. ens ana Women Sio.hias
st oS.S dresses. sssshs ana weorsa ssss. cio:s.
: :s c Sy order Ea" Tsfi sSsr attention . 's
DAwSBRoKERs SALE This DAY JAMES AGAR
v sell ~ New Bowel a u osleet one rra..'
&C. oil bfst elass goods A. "a O'Clock 90 ots OF s. sna
lows and other ssssonA6s goods BY order Of fuliAa
wes, thirty ninth street -
pixGEE. ACKNOWLEDGING, so PINE
.S:.c s' .s. a oSsssSs arna s,p.das bedding
raror Lsr.ry and D.gss . SoS w,s 40 fore Harry.
sboat Y ton. q choice ,i.y ia barn farn-
dsacs Gilbert osdnsy L,9 on 'aEngss rs.c seoa, one
mil. below aamsrSse9a y.ys I. pc sa ,s n :.
serve sale q commence Al 4. n. Catalogues ready,
Al The ones and on ,he premises. -
CHERiFF's sALE;-RlcnAED WALTERS. AUG.
~ Ese broadway al assortment Bss Caps straw
Hats Umbrellas show Case ac. Also assortment Of
fancy uoods. Trimmirga Balons Ribbons Gloves Hoop
skfs &C. JOHN KELLY. sheriff.
ID UiL.Ksrin Deputy.
T,Hos. vEiICH. AUCTroSEBR, orrICe 10 NASSAU
Il strestMor,gsee sale OF Ststrn Engine, Boiler. Lum
Der. Ac Wednesday. Nov H. Al n A. NJ, nj bird ave
nue. between Seyentyslxh aud seventy seventh sect.
consisting of steam Engine. Boiler and Machinery nstt
quantity Of Mahogany Rosewood Walnut aud rue WSoss'
aud venecrs large lot OF collins, nnsacd and unhD"ea
Furniture, &r
WIN. Writer'S. AUcrroxpER- .sELfs rms DAY.
w at O'Clock, a. 80 Cana street Fsrlo -.
Glasses Lace aud Damssk Curtains centre anus sats
Tables, LtsGeres Bookcases, velvet Ssrt.-s
black walnut, mahogany and snnmsca =. - n,"nsss
tresst@ Feather Bede and ~ es"s
Towels, China Glass Silver wsrr stoves a.
other Tables also hne secona n en ~ Tnota 7 Srsr
Mattresses "a cottage Befsssas sna rsaa,nk os 49,
pymrt0n Amour 1acr, iAors{ $50 v,'na
ANA la sets W IN lsre variety of other xoods " lvs
Sa dealers and hyassAsepsIs uVgas EAosss ona saRnn
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a UcTroN NOTICE -E. ROTH, AUcTroSEeR.
"a Naaul ncent Household Furniture all made 10 order
Al Public Auction.
this day Wednesday Nov ~ morning. At 0s O'Clock pre-
cssy the elegant resdcnse e West Eighth street. Cum
ton iace between Firth aud Sixth avenues consisting OF
Velvet Busels and Ingram Csrpeis eegant four round
corner Panofore eight magnificent Paror Suits
and and gold and
and aold French Etageres marble
ton 1abiss Pier and Manel Mrrors Bronses works OF
A iscs and brocatei Curtains black
Bedroom SUITE Sprpg and Hair Mattresses, black walnut
Dining Furniurs green reps; Bane Extension Table,
Turkish Chairs Lounges sofas chairs Gut GLASS China
and silver Ware, Table Cutlery, Hslssnds 0coths &c.
4 UCTIoS NOTICE DANIEL d. cAULKINs AUc-
"A tionser.
Tobacco and Cigars.
uessrs. HATHEWAY A CO. viii SELL on Thursday. Nov.
Ia At ther store 81 Broad street, Now York, Commencing
atll O'Clock sharp,
As hhds. Kentucky Leaf Tobacco.
500 ConDccucut Ohio ana siatc Lear Iopacco.
a. bales Havana Tobacco.
100 cases Smoking Tobacco.
~ bbis Long and short Cut smoking Tobacco
2S borss Manufactured Tobacco assorted brands In bond
and tar paid Also
ISD 600 fne i'm ported Havana Cigars.
$500 6ne Seed and Havana CisArs
5000 fine Connecticut cigars, isvorite brands
10000 nne Conncc,lcut Cigars, PeepodAy brand.
Catalogues and samples ready.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TUsr PUBLISHED (2H PAGEs>-TfiE MEDICAL
81 Companion and Guide 70 Health: Treatise on the
Causes Consequences and Cure Of Nervous and Physical
Debility and the Various Forms OF Premature Decay ny
Dr. A. Lrsis, No Beach stree. N. Y. Price 5cc Sent
By mail 10 any address The doctor be consulted
usual from A. NJ to PIP n.
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BsoLUrE SALE OF SUPERB PLATED WAnE on
"A the latest artistic designs and most superb hs,ss
ship receyed direct from The celebrated house OF ShA
Chrlstone Co. Paris, :.
BY hENRy ii. LEEDS MINER Ausuonesrs. -
on FRIDAY, November ID,
commencing Ct lu4 O'Clock A. NJ nnd e0ptinuing ~ ~
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uCTIoN sALB.-JoHN l.. TARGEE, AUcTioNEER.
n Magnificent Household Furniture Pianofor'-s Bronxcs
and WORKS OF Art public auction. this day Wednesday,
elegant story brown lest Sixteenth
street, between Fifth and sixth sale
0, ococksuperb rarlcr SUITS covered green gold Grim
gold brocRfe the richest description rosewood Eta
Centre Tables Cabinets Velvet carpets
Pier Msuto Mirrors Lace Brocaicl Curtains Paintings by
emusn; Bronze Satuary Clocks rosewood walnut
Bureaus wnrdrobcs. Mattresses, Extension Table, China
Glass and sveuWas Also Furniture Of servants apart
ments.
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A CCTIOk SALE OF SCPEhlOH HOUSEhOLD
"A FURNITURE,
By n. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer Ibis Day. at 10Y O'Clock.
At the Saleroon, 70 Nassau street viz, rosewood, walnut
nj and oak PArlor, Chamber, Dining Room and
Library Fprniturc Brussels aud Ingram Carpets Frenoa
Also,
a, II O'Clock Pfanoforsea and London
made Cottage Pianofore, full sized marble bed billiard
Table, ga Carem Tables and sl pocket do. with balls
AID other goods. sale pcremptory. Terms cash.
Also,
NJ O'Clock Coupe Rockawsy winter front, with pole and
shafts light PhAeton pole and shafts nearly new Wood
Brothers Makers and light two hand fhacton; Robes,
double and single Harness. The whole for absolute sale
and worthy attention.
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IL COOLEY CO., AUCT1ONEERs, SELL THIS
IL. day at 10 A. NJ the entire stock and Fixtures OF the
One Liquor store No james sip hnc four pal
beer PUMP Counter show Case Cigars and elegant Fix
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T BoGARr. ACcri0NERR WILL SELL on THURS
81. day, November IL, A. 10Y o'clock az 6a7 hudson
street. IRE stock aa Fixtures Of lea store consisting OF
Coffee spices, Candies Olive OIL soap, starch scales,
weish Fixtures and Also Household
nttu
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A DRfAN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- nasors sale Of handsome household Furniture;
ADRIAN n. MULLER, +. r. WILKINS 4 CO.. will sell
q, auction on Thursday; November IA AT II O'Clock
Anon, the late residence of Robert swift Livingston de-
ceased Barryowp Duchess county, N. tby order OF
Edward Schell Esq., administrator under the WIN.
large assortment OF handsome ou ehod Furniture con-
ssng in part Of mahogany Sofas Chairs, Arm Chairs,
somans centre pier and quarette Tables extension Din
ing Table Sdeboarj Mirrs French Bedsteads bureaus
Dressing Bureaus and Tables Washs,nnds with marble
tops Beds Beddng &c. Also large assortment OF Glass
and China, OF which consists OF an elegantly
decorated SCI Of My pieces presented BY the unea states
SeIghs. Farming Stock Tools &C.. &c Catalogues ~ tie
odloe OF the auctl0neer, No Pine street
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IL. x
I'D important sale OF elegant Furniture Valuable coec
Paintings. Drawings and Enslavngs Marble stat
uary by celebrated artists.
An extensive aud valuable cabnet o. rare Coins and
Medals Atmor aud Sare Porcslans curious and
original real Bfonxcs Books ana Curioscs very oo
iecs and NeTtn Silver and Plated Ware from Cbus
aAc OF Paris Plants and Birds, &C., & being thetn-
tire collection Of -. -.
Mr. LOUIS BORG,
Vice Consul o. France,
who IL about leaving for Europe
The Furniture. Drnp.res and Decorations a. all
furnished order BY Aessrs fotlcr styins regardless
Of cost
The Paintings are already well known NJ q collection
made by Mr. Borg during the last thirty years, In this
country and Europe.
The Medals, CoIas and Tokens are believed TO be uns
aualled as a collection IN this country.
The Bronzes high arstc value. In fact the sale
viii opportunity for connosseurs TO add works OF
AT collection seldom offered In this country
The sale will lake place At his residence No. ~ East
Thrty.afth street. Madison commencing on
Tuesday November H. Al i0S o'cocs A. NJ and7s O'Clock
r. NJ, continuing until the entire catalogue disposed or
Catalogues can be obtained Of the AucLousers aud
after Saturday, November 2.
The win be for exhibition on Monday. 18th
instant by card only 10 be obtained al the oce Of the
Aucsioneers, % Liberty street.
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i. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
N. THURSDAY, Nov. II.


handsome Residence Gramercy PARK Ut auction.
East Twenty reet--The four brown stons
English House aud Lot 10 East Twenty nrst
street SIDE Lexington and Third avenues
size id6x65 o half block House. In perfect order aud
all the modern improvements Location desirable
and neighborhood unexeepionaoe Possession iulnsed
Aley This properly and enjoys all the
privileges Of Gramercy Park.
For maps aud permits view the house tron 10 A. No
ar. NJ apply at the aurt.oncer's ~ Cedar street
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CCTION NOIICE.-TO PAY FREIGHT AND sT0R-
"A sgs. by Hudson River Railroad. Thursday Nov. H. at
lOi- O'clock storage Never Smith, &C Beach Greet
Gresnwich large lot goods Merchandise Glassware
Furniture unclaimed also Large 10. Tobacco, Wbiskey.
entire Machinery gutts percs factory Full particulars
legal advert s.ment Journal 81 Commerce. Nov and H.
Greenwich
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CsoR sALE-CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS,
In all the first class Companies. -
Also large variety OF insurance and other secursss
paying good dividends me for inyesmsns
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
stockbroker and Aucioneer Pine street, New York
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IL bronzes ClockS Vases. Bsqaes Parans &c The i'm
portstion OF Mcssrs Jtclueln Co. ny EDWARD
bCHEf CK this day at II O'Clock ut 60 liberty street
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH-BY
"A COLE q MURPHY, At n Remssn street, Brooklyn.
Thursday November H. Al l0i, O'Clock English Brusse
Three Ply Carpets pier Glasses Lace Curtains and
Chamber suits.
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n W. KELSEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CORN
VI. WE'LL. Auotioneers viii sell Wednesday, 18th inst,
n i0f O'Clock at ~ South Tenth street Brook 4. p. thc
Furniture without consisting In OF splendid
solid rosewood Paror suit covered with SIX brvc tel
wood, reps and Suits, Bedseads Maese COT
t,ao ensneled bedroom set, dining Clirs aud Ia
bles Cl0css kItchen Fnrpitnrc OllcIObs, Carpcs DC
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BO6ART, AUcrIuHEER. WILL SELL. his DAY.
81 at III O'Clock, al tho auction room NO North William
street, Household Furniture consulting OF hoganv Sofas
Chairs Rockers Wardrobes Tables Bookcase Dining
Room CL.rs. Arm and childrens Chairs, Carpets. of
cloths, Stoves quantity Of gents Kid Gloves Cutlery,
Froct and Overco.a Fancy Goods. Bed.te~ds bedding
trunks Looking Glasses Clocks: Aso lot OF unclaimed
Baggage from Frankfort Hotel Hair and Maresses
FesAsr Pillows and Boisters China Gssa and Crockery
Wafr
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v BoGART, AUCTIosEEE WILL SELL on FRI
81 dr. November l5 ~ 49, o'clock, at Ia East Fifty
tnirG stree. Frame Lu.idiag.
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER b l867.-TR
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FASHION URsE.-TRorTINa THURSDAY, NOV.
~ AtlPM Match for $1,000: two miles aud repeat
. sanderbll . ho ID wagon SIMMONS. rrop;,.,or
uAssIoN corRsE-TRoTTIEG, FRIDAY. NOV IS,
w. Berss's b. John Bradley, In harness owners
A"eiiS0s e'f'' = ~ - j. SIMMONS, Proprietor
T1EIos COURSE l. I.--THURsDAY NOV. II, AT
u o'ciock be good day, II not the NEXT good day
Three aces VIA running and two uoglng
for The beueht Shaw. OF Mrs. Nm r. shaw
She members Brooklyn Jockey Club will their
TO rds four entries In ssch OF the rotnag
races. ". sHAW, rfopficlof
Squirting.
ILL KINDS or FANCY Dogs AND BIRDS FOR
"A eale-Medicnes for all Diseases Prepared Food for
nockng BIRDS B. DoFEYs. Nos and Greene street,
corner CANA.
(SHARLEs REICH a BROTHER, y CHATHAM
" street. have very large stock OF German and
Belgian Canares other European singing Birds
f4ncisrs will please call before purchas
.ng elsewhere
U,RAScls BUTLER. NO. 2PECK SLIP, HAS ALL TIRE
cho,oes breeds OF Dsgs Buffers Infsibe Mango curs
and FLEA Exsermia ator, rs cents Buffers
the Dog. 81 Dogs trained boarded &C Medicine for AL
diseases. Choice Geranian and serrets for sale
L,oR sALE-Two WILLIAM .GRusER DOUBLE
II Guns both 10 gauge: on- breech loader
BuuRDEREAuX SCHAFFsR.
mo. Alderman place. Now Chambers street.
L,oR sALE-A YOUNG WELL RRoKE SETTER DOG.
Call At - Cliff sheet
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HENRY w. WALLLOT AuCTtUkEEk, WILL SILL,
IL Hendricksons Hotel. Rod BanA Monmouth oounsy
New Jersey saturday Nov l6 At O'Clock. ~ ~.
Mghtfuy situated tho south shrewsourv river; good
Buildings, Orchards. Oyster gronndL Mari &c. Convey
Jessie Aoyt Of Duane street AM sea
Eird, foot Chambers. WM. HADDON.
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oyuTRfFr's sALR.-RICHAED WALTERS, AUG
tlonesr will sell thls day "wednesday at n O'Clock,
At 81 E.s broadway an assortment Of bss Caps. straw
Hats Umbrellas show Case &C. Also assortment Of
fancy uoods. Trimmirgs Balons Ribbons Gloves Hoop
skts &C. JOHN KELLY. Shsrlh
ID OutKsrtr Deputy.
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All along the frontiers there are indications
that the Indians have formed coalition for
general war against the whites News reaches
us from Santa Fe that six hundred Apachcs
have lef, Fort Grant, in Arizona, and opened
hos,ilities; while the great Sioux tribe that
hangs shadow-llke over Western Minnesota.
Dakota and Nebraska, are threatening 10 re-
open The bloody work which has carried such
desols,ion along their border from time 20 time
since 1856.
In these periodical Indian raids the Indians
are lees to blame than those who legislate for
us In Congress; for our congressman. filed
with the poetical ideas gathered from Co oper's
novels or Longfellcw's Hiawatha. make cor
responding poetical laws for Indian govern
mcnt The result is the old story OF Indian
massacre repeated every year, until people are
tired Of n.
We yearly whip the Ipiisa tribes iato sub
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Abdul Axix 10 still bent on pursuing the path
Of progressupon which he has apparently en-
tered. A Turkish representative assembly will
shortly be established, II Is said In Constsuti-
noplc, composed Of sixty members, and having
committees for the several administrative de-
pots. Blu, among other reform movements in
Turkey we notice that a new measure is now
under the consideration Of the Minister OF
Marine, which justiaes our anticipst,ons Of the
probable failure Of the Sultan's attempt to
elevate bis subjects 10 anything really like self
government This measure Is proposal that
in future all the vessels-of-war belonging 10
the Turkish navy shall BE- ofhcered only by
Frenchmen aud Englishmen. What could be
more significant Of the iucompetency OF the
Turks for the novel responsibilities which Al
dull Az;z would fsin prepare them 10 assume 7
A we have already intimsted,. the foreign
element which he finds Il indispensable to in
uoduce mus, prove an entering wedge that
shall u'simssely spill, aud destroy The Ottoman
empire
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We published q few days since IA interesting
sketch Of the political history Of Canada from
The inception Of the movement Tor the anioa u
the colonies 10 the adoption Of the confeslers-
ton plan. From first 10 last the controlling
motive of the royslist Office holders and wou.d-
be srlstocrats in the colonies and the British
government NJ home was 10 check the growth
OF republican institutions on this continent,
and to perpetaate side by side with the Ameri-
can republic the principles and forms Of
monarchcal government. This Il apparent
through the whole movement, and lsttcrly,
since the United States have exhibited 50 much
power, the scheme Of creating such couater-
poise has been rapidly developed.
No sooner had we been plunged into great
civil war, which to foreigners generally seemed
to threaten the unity or existence Of the rcpub-
lie, than the monarchists Of Europe showed
their hostility to our institutions and endeavored
70 clip the wings Of the soaring American eagle.
We need not 60 into detail Of the facts cor
roborative Of this for they are well known. We
need only advert TO the has,y manner in which
England recognized the rebels ~ belligercnis,
followed by the other European Powers. the
svowed sympathy of the monsrchs aud sris-
tocracies for the rebel cause, the attempt to
essblish an imperial government aud dynasty
in Mexico, the hasty recognition of that ephen-
eral empire by all the crowned heads, and
finally, the establishment Of this dominion in
Canada. As TO This last monarchcsl move
ment, one Of the sblest British statesmen
informed the world in his place in Parliament
what was the motive. On the second reading
Of the Confederation bill Mr.. Robert Lowe said
they were endeavorlng 10 set up a rival to the
United States. H. denounced The stupidity of
such an attempt. which created great sens,-
ton in the House Of Commons. He warned
the House not to undertake impossibllitics.
"wbat we ought " do he remarked. 81. TO
cultivate the lnosi peaceful relations with The
United States, and 'or lhas purpose re shyaid
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JUDGE KELLEY N New saLElss.


His Cordial Recepsiss--Hsi r. Waited Gpss -
sswe or the Nest Wealthy ssd iwmscWsist
Citixens ef the state. 6rc.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 10, ls57.
Tho advent OF Judge Kelley, OF Philadelphia "a this
city has produced considerable excitement ameag ss
loyal people and has inspired little hopefulnsa 10 tbs
radical politicians The ex-rebes not over pleased
with the matter, 20 their Newspaper organs almost
ignore Mr.. Keisy's mission, while The rank and ne
do no, disguise their faith that the rezn Of dsloyay
near is close The Judge held q leves today "a tbs
City Hall. wners large conccursc o. tne INST respect
able people waited him Among others we're
Governor Vets Judge Howell. Heistand Wsrmonih aus
the veteran Judge raafsro, who denounced mo bell
Il the secession convcnou United States Comm ssonsf
shannon state Attorney General b. T. Lynch, Major
Duuss and Arsiide Marc, gentlemen of larss
fortune and formerly ssyecwnefs who, though argsr-
entity white arc Chased with the prescribed Pro-
fsssor vaas Of Alexandra college, where General Sher
man ss.ded Colonel A. r. Field. VINO two yr.rs
sgo made assault With knife on Judge Kelley IN
washington sfer Tho delivery OF his great negro SUI
frsrs speech also called aud expressed hir eradication
Al meeting Judge Kccy n New Orleans on hss pressnt
business For two hours the citizens continued psfox
their respcots In the incoming The nAyoc took IN
xu,st os the CITY 10 pes tn coorei schools ~atch
humorous sn1 n high saAss d sncsay
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: 4 \ y = W ..


By special kilograms through the Atlantic cable.
dsssd Ia London 70 halfpast one o'clock yesterday
nssaas We are saaslsd 70 pah,ish n ths HnRAp the
AxAy important intelligence that the peace Of the Old
wssa has ose. ssss1rsd" ~ Ne prompt settlement Of
sss b~usmbusg dsaculy by the London Congress. Our
svscssa osrrecadcuss report the ocis statement o.
sAs ssc uads 70 NE Brtish PAramsat by Earl Derby
n Ne House a Lords end Lord Stanley In the Hsuss Of
Ccmmca&
me King Of Holland ID to rule the territory ne Grand
D1ks OF Luxembourg The great Powers guarantee The
nsusruiix>tion Of tho Grand Duchy Prussia 10
ate the Fortress Of LuxcmbaH, which 10 be RACED.
Our SPECIAL cable kilograms also inform rs that the
Dsrse compromise amendments TO the Cabruct Reform
bill were voted In the House Of Commons AFTER an
exciting debate which Is sksiched with much
through the cable Government was sustained by
majority OF sixtysix Mr. Roebuck voting with Disraei
The Honorable II walpols has resigned his cnice
Hcms Secretary Of England and Hon Gsythorne Hardy
u appointed his Mr. waipcle's ofcal course
towards the late Reform demonstration In Hyke Park
was not approved.
rAe rrench governmen, promises support and assist.
aacs 70 The promoters Of the enterprise for laying
submarine cable from Brsss 70 Halifax.
Tue Greek envoy 70 The Unitsd states has sailed en-
vsss TO Washington.
ceasos closed u % fer money In London. Five
tw~s,sss wsrs q 7sx In London.
q advance, with mAddliag uplands ~ nsd Bread.
s,uss easier, and provistsas unchanged
TIE CITY.
John n Trap lawyer, vas found guilty yesterday in
Ne United States Circuit Court Judge shipman pre-
siding the charge Of forging The names Of ,wc claim
anls % CERTIFICATES transmitted him attorney for
sss pauiss the Second and Fourth Auditors oces
q washington. The prisoner was remAndsd for seu-
esnoe.
motion wss made yesterday In The supreme Court,
Cirou for posspossmsnt In the case Of The Merchants
Nsasesea Bsnk q Lowell Va Charles Leland 81 al end
svss~ ne discussion Mr. fitch, OF counsel for defend
"a sssssd ia "osasrAi Butler OF the parties In
,.ssrss uss isdsbsed v warren Leland. Of ibe de-
e,s6s,Sr. IN me sum Of e2s,ooo, and thai AZ good
svs.rsv = 0sssral Ducsr H. he dare not swear that the
I'm v.s discounted ~ him." The trial vas postponed
until Friday, The I'm Inst
IN the csss Of DsaA Burgess " The Eighth Avenue
Raslroad compssy, sssos IN The Superior Court Part
4 N which The plaintiff chained $4,000 samases for
,sjurss rcsusing from shs negligence ofa conductor IN
nss gvsne plaintiff time v alshA The jury yesterday
ssuasrsa vsrdss for the paintis IN the sum Of $1,000
In changing Inc jury The Court unmarked that railroad
bs~pssiss ere bound V give passngsrs ample time to
90 % thsiv ezra an1 cannot punish ctssns FOR what
ehsy may dsss un1us dllascrinsw N dlssmbarklsg
-. stV n tad Aessvsne 81. n ~ Asssvis"
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