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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27
ER0ORLYs NTELL,aEsCE.

ROBBERY AT THE FULTON FEgRy.--The box 81 the
Fulton ferry In which the ferrymaster ats and re-
ceives the fares was broken open on wednesday
nlent by forcing open the window and eight bundles
VI ferry tickets ana ty ccntsin pennies were seoien
The thief was not detected.
SERIOUS ACcIpEST--Thomas Bushnell Was Sc
riously injured ut five O'Clock yesterday afternoon
by falling frum u wagon while Turning che corner Of
Johnson and Fulton streets at rapid rate lie was
taken to the Forty-frst precinct station house ana
from thence 10 his house, No. ISL Columbia street.
BUILDINGS BLOWN Dows.-Five three story build
ings in course OF erection By Mr. Moore. In Yates
avenue between Myrtle and he Eaib, fell with afro.
mendous crash about one O'Clock yesterday Thurs.
day. afternoon. The materials are n total wreck.
Mr.. Moore estimating hts loss a. over 5000 Had
the accident occurred on any but houday o loss
oil life would have inevitably resulted.
ALLEGED LARCENY vsoM rHE pgRsoS.-James
Flemming and Daniel Lilndgan were arrested by
officer Mackelar, OF tho forty-cighth precinct on
complaint OF James Dwyer, who accuses them OF
having stolen twenty-five dollars In grcenbacks
which he had In his pocket while drinking az
LIQUOR store In company with the prisoners ut
Gowanus. They were held to await examination
before Justice Delmsr to-day
AaHBsT on CHARGE OF BuRgLAEY,--Philip Markey,
syoung man twenty-five yearsof age, was arrested
yesterday charged, in completely with Thomas, alias
Yorkc, johnson, with burgarously entering the
liquor store OF J. McGarry, corner OF Nevins and
warren streets, and stealing clothing and money
Markey Ia also charged with entering the liqnor
store of Michael Coleman, In Warren street, aud
stealing some articles OF wearing apparel The pri-
soners were committed to jail to await examination
on the charge Of burglary. e4
IScENDrARY FIRE--Tbere were three alarms OF
Gre given onswedncsday night, which were Intended
for the small frame structure corner Of Washington
and Atlantic avenues, occupied ~ blacksmith shop
and place Of family abode by Edward d. Kelly. The
nrst, which was at ave O'Clock, caused BY . defect
In the chimney was extingushcd with but trihing
damage. shortly after ten O'Clock hre was again
discovered, hut was speedily smcthered About one
O'Clock yesterday morning Arc broke out In tho
bedroom up stairs, and occasioned damage
amounting 70 t20O. one Of the hrcmen discovered
bottle half full OF Kerosene oil Ia the mattress on
one OF tho beds The building is insured for $1,000
IN the Germauia insu rance Company Oh Brooklyn.
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Five Thousand Dollars, Worth Of Property
Recovered.


Recovered.
few days ago the announcement was made In
the HERALD that Charles A. White, alias "Wilter"
had been arrested and locked up the goth ut the
Fourth precinct station house, the charge OF ex-
tensive larccnies OF horses and cattle. On Tuesday
the accused was taken to New Jersey on requls-
ton Of the Governor to answer half dozen indict
ments.
As already stated, white was arrested on the 10th
and kept In custody for four I'VE days, to allow
Detective Vaughan OF the Central once, and Mul-
lem Of the Fourth precinct to recover the property
inquiries made at the station house OF Captain
Thorne esuted In obtaining no facts, the Captain
refusing to give them until he makes his report to S
perintendent Kennedy. That may be done to-fnor-
row, or, possibly, week hence.
This IL Q very Important arrest For several months
citizens OF Hackensack ana other points adjacent
In New Jersey have missed horses and cattle, the
total value Of which viii amount to 5000. II was
discovered that many OF the horses had been traced
to New York, and the impression prevailed that an
organised gang OF horse thieves existed,
with lines extending allover the Long Island,
Jersey and Manhattan island. White was believed
TO be the prmeaoperator OF the gang and as he was
known to be In New York warrant was issued for
his arrest and Q requistion made upon Governor
Fent0n, which was responded TO.
The officers have secured all the property but no
other arrests have been made. Some more interest
ing Developments are expected.
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NEBRASKA.

Tho Omcial Majority of tho state for
Grant-Stoamers Frozen UP On the Mis-
s0uri-Bridges at Omaha.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 20, 1868.
despatch from Omaha says Grants official ma
iority in Nebraska is 429O. Butler for Governor has
majority OF 2,41O, and Tafe, republican for Con-
gress, 2,436.
About 100 discharged soldiers have arrived at
Omaha from the Upper Missouri forts. They report
that number OF steamers are frozen in different
points above Sioux City.
The Union Pacific Company are now putting tenn
porary bridges across the Missouri at Omaha, and
freight now waiting transportation west.
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COLORADO.

Desperate Characters In Denver-Killing Of n
Hiahwayman-H0b Law.
81. LOUIS. Nov. 20, 1858.
despatch from Denver says the city has been
infested lately with desperate characters, who have
been driven from the towns on the Pacific Railroad
by vigilance committees.
Two hlghwaymen, named Durgan and Franklin,
were overhaued near Golden City by officers. In
she struggle for their capture Franklin was killed
and Durgan escaped.
On the 23d mob Of twenty men took from the
Denver jail n man named L. A. Musgrove, charged
with horse stealing, and hung him.
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Fenian Demonstration In Philadciphia-PrO.
cecdings Of the C0ngress-Accident at a
Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1883.
The Fenians made grand demonstration here to-
day In honor of the Fenian Congress In session
here. An escort of 1900 soldiers and civilians con-
Quoted the delegates through the principal streets
this afternoon
General O'Ne, OF Fort Erie fame, was greeted
with hearty cheers.
The Fenisn Congress viii get actively at work to-
morrow The first business In order will be the
sideratlon Of tho Presidents address, which read
yesterday. The Congress viii probably adjourn on
Saturday night.
fire broke out again at Atlantic Garden at two
O'Clock this morning which was soon extinguished
The front wall fell and injured four remen, three Of
them seriously.
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sYEAvEE THgrrs Torrey, from New York 1t Providence
18th reports morning o. asa es. her pump when rounding
Point Judith immediately ashore on the Point
10 prevent sinking Fortunately the smooth and
throwing some OF the cargo from the gangway
ha1 pipe above water 90 that might Be closed pre-
Nersus from BOSTON, hove IN sight 70 her assist
pulling her on and towing her Dutch Island where
" the Whaschser. which had been
ssut for from Newport and lowed 20 Providence.
Bsa RArDoLrH, Payson from Picou for Boston, before
tons wss bull sschsrynsd, Ne ia issk and hailed from
eouv NKrxSx CAre before reportsJ remained at Hay
Island reef, oil korwsix. Ud Inst.
rus Finr At seAA Long Island paper says:"Thc Sac
Hsrbcr Corrector undertakes TO contradict the statement
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IRELAND.


Requicms for the FeniRn Victims.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20, 1868.
Requiem masses were celebrated in Cork ana
Queenstown for the repose or the souls Of the Fee
mans who were executed at Manchester. In both
cases great demonstration was made the people
attending the ceremonies In large numbers. There
was NO interference on the part OF the authorities
and good order was maintained.
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SPAIN.

Change OF Time for the Cortcs RELATIONSHIPS
Dtsa Election Of the Pacific Squadron Denied.
MADRID, Nov. 90 1868.
The Provisional government has appointed the
18th OF December the day for holding the elections
for the constituent Cortes.
1t is positively denied that the spanish squadron
in the Pacific has refused to give In Its adherence to
The government OF the revolution.
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THE UsxlDwM-wossslD rlsu1.
Reuarkable Action Of ths Police.

Remarkable Action OF the Police.
There was o great NJ among the police cap
tains of the city last night Certain private orders
were issued for the capture OF o'Baiawn, the Irish
giant" 1t Ia said. on the plea thas his bonds
man, Felix Larkn, Is dead aud consequently
the bail Ii worthless. Up to late hour
this morning nearly all the captains were ON duty,
an unusual circumstance. In certain precincts the
Qa for the GIANT who got wind Of the move.
ment and could not be found. AT this n0or OF VIII
Ing diligent search 10 being made Ior nAn' oul DO
FAR without success.
The general Impression Ia that the plea OF bonds 10
all "biind," and that the real object OF desiring
O'Baldwin's arrest IL that requsitlon mas been
made BY the Governor OF Massachusetts FOR the sur
reuder OF his body
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appointment Of Commissioners % the Convcn-
tioD for Investigating the Cattle Disease
jearncut Of the Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, Nov. rs, 1868.
The Governor to-day appointed DIR. william Glen
denim, OF Cincinnati; Daniel Mcmillan, of xenia; Il.
Messenger, Of Marion; James stockdale, Of Lancss.
ter, and Thomas v. Reber, OF Upper Sandusky,
Commissioners OF the State OF Ohio to attend the
convention TO be held at Springfield, ILL.,. December
l. which will meet for the purpose OF investigating
the cattle disease.
the ohio Legislature adjourned tonight until the
5th OF January next.
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SHIPPIN G NE W S.
Almanac fsr New York---This Day.
Sun rises ....... 90 Moon sets morn 10
Sun sets. ....... 4 IS High water. morn Oh
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER &c, 1858.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet Tha New York Associated Press do not
collect reports attend the psckage
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly meeting held March Q, 1885,
Resolved That after April 1865 tho Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship In the
harbor Of Now York. Passed unanimously.
BE- The Office OF the Herald yachts JAMES and
JKANNETTE Is at Whitehall slip All communications from
and consignecs the masters OF inward bound
aels will be forwarded free of charge.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tho
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in ths
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European news by
the Gable up to the hour Of publication; also Teie
graphic Dispatches from China, Japan, Cuba, ana
other points. IL also contains full account OF tho
Massacre OF st. Bernard La; Letter Of wendell
Phillips the Political Situation; Execution OF the
Negro Tom Ryan for Murder In williamson, N. O.;
The Sentence OF Casswel the Brutal Child Murderer;
Thrilling Narrative OF the Voyage Of the Steamship
william Penn from London and Havre TO New York;
PARTICULARS OF the Burning OF the Lunatic Asylum
at Columbus, Ohio; Detailed Account OF the Bloody
Tragedy In the Eighth Ward OF this city. in
which Felix Larkin, the hacker OF 0'Baldwin
the Prize Fighter, killed; the current News OF the
Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Varieties; Indus
trial Items; Foreign Items: Facetle; Scientific, Arts
tic. sporting Religious, Political and LiterarylnteiIi-
gencc; Editorial articles the prominent topics OF
the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF tho
Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot ana Shoe Mar
kess: Financial and Commercial Intelligence and
accounts OF all important and interesting events Of
the week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription, ~; Three copies, Sc,
rive copies. s.; Ten copies, $751; Single copies, lvo
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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MAR YLAND.

Death Of an Old Citizen-Fashi0ma5le Wed.
ding in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26 1885,
William Price, an old citizen, member OF the bar
ana United States District Attorney during President
Ltncoln's administration, died this morning.
fashionable wedding took place in st. Paul's
church at one O'Clock to-day. A gentleman from
New York led to the altar lady or Baltimore. This
is the fourth wedding In fashionable society in Balt
more within week.
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ABRAMS AS.

Murder of n Republican District Attorney in
Batesvfllc.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 26, $685.
despatch from Batesville Ark, states that Cap
tain Edward W. Thompson, Acting District Attorney
in Arkansas, had been shot and MORALLY wounded
by persons who took offence at his voting for Gen.
eral Grant. Captain Thompson was formerly OF the
First Maine battery and the Twelfth Maine regi-
ment and son OF Mr.. A. b. Thompson, OF Bruins
wick,
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PRUSSIA.

Obs ervance Of Thanksgiving Day by Ameri.
cans In Berlin.
BERLIN. Nov. 20, 1858.
Thanksgiving Day was observed here by services
In the morning at the American chapel and by din
ner in the afternoon given and presided over by
Hon. George Bancroft. A very large party was
present including several members Of the Prussian
Ministry, other oflicals many literary personages
and other gentlemen OF distinction.
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FRANCE.

Arrests Of Public Speakers in Paris.
LONDON, Nov. 49, 1868.
Several persons have been arrested in Paris BY
the police for making speeches at public meetings.
The French Press ON the Presidential Election
in che United States and South American
Affairs.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1885,
The Nouiteu du Sotr, In an editorial on the Pres-
Dental election In the United States says General
Grants large majority is source Of concord and
trsnauility 1t believes his policy will be to heal
che wounds OF the late war by measures Of concla-
,fion. -
TIE same journal, In another article on South
American arairs, says the hopes held by the allied
Powers OF ending the war with Paraguay have not
been realized. It adds that President Lopez In
strongly entrenched at villeta and win continue the
war even after the fall OF Asuncon.
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DENMARK.

Indisposiiion Of General RaasIoea.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 20, 1885,
General Raasloen, the Minister Of War; Is on sick
leave, and goes to North America to recruit his
health General Raaslocn was formerly DANISH Min
lister TO the United States.
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COURT cAlEMoAi--Tws oAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.--N0s 1877, Is5,
$780, 1872 1874 1885, 1885, 1o7, 20o 203 2os 295, 2o6 Dos,
209 210, 212. 213, 215, 216.
SUrRBhE CoURT--SPEcrAI TsRM-S0s. 1862, 2C6,
2O5
SUPREME CoUEr--CHAMBxRs-- 50, 80, 60, Oh
a. 70, 81 81 95, 9S TO-. 10S ti3 15, 49, 100. I3l,
132.
COMMON PLyAs-TslAL TERM. PART mos 100,
1gl. lQ2 1893.
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NEW YORK.

e'skins Of the Tusbeat o. L. Swift near
BsMaio-Rescue OF the Grew.
BUFFALO. Nov. 20, 1868.
Inc tugooat o. L. swift sprung aleak and sank In
hneen fathoms Of water on windmill Point, about
signt miles from this city last night. The officers
rev noa,ed on the cabin into the Niagara river
anu were rescued by small boat belonging 70 the
In the water.
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ITALY.

sigusr Mari Elected Speaker Of the House
Of Deputies.
FLORENCE, Nov. 20, 1858.
stgnor Mari has been elected Speaker OF the House
OF Deputies defeating signor Crispi the candidate
Of the party OF action.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27 1868


TIM WEATHER THsrsRDAY.-The following record
win show the ohanges In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as Indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, 2ls Broadway.
HERALD Buildin0:--
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Fatal Shooting Array In CelIingweod.
C0LLINGw0OD, Nov. 20, 1858.
A young man named McCue was shot hore last
night by man named Winch. McCue, In company
with several others, backened their faces and pr
ceeded to the house OF Winch rescue girl said to
be detained there against her Will. An ARRAY
ensued, resulting In the shooting OF McCue, who
died from his injuries this morning.
Breach Of Promise Case i'm observation-disclosures
Plea of the Defence-Heavy Damages De-
manded.
MONTREAL, Nov. 20, 1858.
The Court Of Review were occupied to-day with
the case OF Grange against Benning, an action for
damages in the Of $4,000 for breach OF promise
demurrer had been raised In the court below on
the plea that Lower Canada law did not recognize
breach Of promise to marry as actionable. The de-
murrer was dismissed and the judgment confirmed.
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1893.
The hub and spoke mandatory Of Mitchell a 90.
was destroyed BY Ore to-day. Loss $4,000; insur-
auce small.
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Circulars of Every Description and Notices.
70 attend meetings printed IL the nessest possible Aas
other similar place In the city at the METROPOLITAN Joh
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, "a Nassau street.
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Double sel-d Calf Caters, sS3s ~ os ssias
soed Boots, ~ 60 LOKIN BROOKS soNS, S' n'Oa'
way, corner Howard street.
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All Persons who Use ssThe Floral Tooth
Paste pronounce u the best article for preserving and
whitening the teeth. Sold by druggsts everywhere.
J. q. RUsHrON, MANU- acturing Chemist,
Broadway, corner OF Invent y-0fh street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dyc.-Thc Hest - tho
world The only percc. dye harmless reabe as,sniane
Factory 10 Bond street.
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o4O0s
LONDON, Nov. %, $685.
II s understood that the British claims for indem-
nifty based on cases adjudicated in American Courts
OF Admiralty viii not be ente rtained by the Alabama
Commission
Terrible Colliery Explosion-Three Hundred
Persons Killed.
WIGAN, Nov. 20, 1858.
terrible explosion has occurred in the Arley Mine
Colliery. Three hundred men were in the pit ct the
time, most, II not ALL OF whom have persisted.
Thirty-two bodies have thus far been recovered.
Hundreds Of relatives Of the dead are gathered at
the mouth Of the pit the scene is heartrending
Tho Parliamentary Observation-Disclosures Elec-
ton Riots.
LONDON, Nov. 20, $685.
The following candidates for Parliament have been
elected without objectionable Marquis Of Lorne,
the Right Hon. Chichester 8. Fortescue QiberaD and
the Right Hon. Henry I. L. Cory conservative
Lord Elcho is returned from Haddingtonshire, Mr..
George Trail Qiberal) from Caithness and Major
Hamilton Qiberal) from South Lanarkshire.
The total number Of members now elected Is 6l6,
politically divided as follows
Liberals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 387
conservatives. 24S
Liberal majority 1ls
Riots broke out In Tredegar yesterday during the
election, and much damage was done to property.
The authorities obliged to call upon the troops
to suppress the disturbance. The ringleaders have
been arrested, and order is now restored. No lives
are reported lost.
Riots have also occurred at Longtown and Brsmp-
ton, In the county OF Cumberland. Military were
called out to suppress the disturbance and quiet
restored.
Discourse of JEFF Davis ON the Holy Land.
LONDON, Nov. 26-Evening.
Jefferson Davis, wfo Is stopping at bennington,
has delivered discourse on the importance Of ex-
ploring Jerusalem and the peculiar fitness Of En-
glishInen Tor the honorable task.
Action for Libel Against the London Times
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1868.
TIE case of wason vs.. Walter, Of the London
Times in which the defendant sued for damages
for the publication Of Parliamentary debate con-
tanning language injurious to the personal character
OF the plaintiff, was before the Court OF Queens
Bench and was decided against the plaintiff, the
Court ruling that the complaint was not actonable.
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SAILED.


steamsb,s Hermann Bremen; Eagle, Havana; Living
sDn Savannah Virgo, Charesson' Aosnar'e Norfoik &C.
WIND M sunset NV, fresh.
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Wigs, Toupccs and Ornn mental Hsir.-,nsw
quality HAIR Dye aud Hsr pycWs ~ s''0' - o.ss1so-
LOR's 10 Bond street
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rage tempsrature.
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TbLbCRAPHIC NEWS
ALL Parts OF TEE WORLD.
Appalling Colliery Explosion in
England.
Arrest OF Public Speakers i'm
Paris.
Election Returns and Riots in
England.
~~~~~>~~~->,>c~~~>~~,>~~>~
Investment Of Santiago by the
Cuban Insurgents.
A Reported Compromise Agreed Upon
Between the BeIigerents.
ENGLAND.
Investment Of Santiago by the
Cuban Insurgents.
ENGLAND.

sion.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1858.
II is understood that the British claims for indem-
nifty based on cases adjudicated In American Courts
OF Admiralty viii not be ente rtained by the Alabama
Commission.
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