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Rreakwaer 7s days with moiasses to W Emmett, March
% la 30 lon rs spoke schr Frank Jameson from Noreans
ses Hathaway s Sshsgor Cole MAsap.s. y:
heavy NE gale and driven % 200 mes lost boat and
vs ef 1 ceSsse: day.
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5SSSr'hsTy ssles within 0 mile, Hook on the
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schr D b Martin, Peterson, Virginia
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se%r Rich, Rich, Virgins sor New asSen. S "''-
schr Magellan, Bird.si, virginia.
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schr Morgan. Davy,, Bsiimore.
seRr ehr Roy Snas. Parser sasmore or New Haven
schr N waraed, Know,es Delaware
seSr Isabella TSomp.on % Endcosi Palads.phi. TOR Sew
ssSr s,s Philadelphia for New Haven
ssRr sRr A%ds, SsSsi 5ro"n' pGS PoSana Sss %OS Me-
scsr scsr elNs 9ys ,Arsry Dawson R9SksnS saHsa.
ci schr / Croker "!Ss re..cn Taunton for Philadelphia
schr Clio, Chase Taunton:
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.seSr Sdnish % s'1asi asniyrs. syPs' p,ssitsnes
Sohr Mary SNOW Antoine, Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Ju.ia Beal, Providence.
schr Charles Hazzard Wilson, New Haven for Elizabeth
port. -
Schr rabnha Hannah, Duncan, New Haven for Eliza.
beihport.
schr Ellen Duhled, Ryan, Portland, CT
Sckr Hickory, Murphy Sorthport.
Schr Planet McDermot, Rondori for Salem
Steamer Rescue Wacot, from wreck OF steamer Coques,
Egg Harbor to the New York Submarine Co.
large which left this city for Southern
ports yesterday morning evening consequence
OF head Winds
a- The announcement, OF the arrival OF steamship E!
Cid from Newbern 10 Yesterdays Herald, ele gram
from Norfolk, but inadvertently placed among the port
arrivals;
BELOW.
Steamship Heveiia (BrN from Liverpool March Is
Brig 7 j Magnirc.
schr July Fourth Shaw, from: Cenfuegos BY pio.
boat W Ewcli, No T.
SAILED.
Ship Lookout, San Francisco bark Lizzie. Hamburg
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wigs, Toupees and Oruamentai Hair.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and Har pyeng all coors, al BArcHEL
0R'S 10 Bond street.
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Nassau street by EspENsCHEID IN the rrotuoi.on Of .
Hat wct the genius OF the had presided
design and manufacture Il Is so ghtfo ptquans,
fresh and 5eaufu! its style. demand whieh all the
Of the establishment barely keep up with tells
the story OF Its popularity.
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The Metropolitan Sob Printing Establish.
MENT 81 Nassau street. prepared to furnish Cards. circu:
Pamphlets Law Cases. Fosters and description ot
Printing rates twenty-five per cent less than be OBJ
tanned elsewhere In the ctty
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Hats.-SprinH Styles, at Johnson's, 313 Cnnnl
Has for gentlemen, Hats for youths, Hats for chill
dren. Great variety. Popular prices
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Get a bottle OF CHEvAIIER'S Life for tho Hair once.
See how rapidly and pleasantly u will do Its work ].
restores eray hair ts original color, and stops its falling
Recommended by physicians aud sold by all drusssts
see cIiEvIER ~ ins NJ fiS Bpnaawsy a Y.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
and despatch and at lower rates than ewhere t
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINrfNG ESTABLISHMENT.
VI Nassau street.
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The Divlsion-Disraeu Defeated.

necessary that the House should face this question
at once.
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why Il Pbnlon's &c Flor de Mayo" the NOSE
popular Of all handkerchief permesi because The ladiea
hankcr.chiecy after u. Sold by all druggists
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+ simpsons Scienfinc Pens, Of Gold and
Steel Sold by all statoners Principal depot, Ill William
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The Irish Church Question in the British
House Of Commons.
DiSraeli Defeated by Sixty
Majority.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
Confirmation Of the Capture Of Fort au.
malta and AsuntiOn.
ENGLAND.

The Irish Church Debate-Auxiety FOR the
Division.
LONDON, April s. 1883.
division Will take place In the House OF Commons
tonight on the Irish Church question, the result OF
which is looked for with great interest. The liberals
are sanguine that the government will be beaten and
that liberal Cabinet Is certain.
The course Of the Ministry is, however uncertain,
as they have the option Of resigning or appealing to
the country by dissolution OF Parliament. There
are no indications as 10 the position which will be
assumed by the new Ministry should one come to
power.
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Window shades,
GILT, PLAIN, PAINTED AND HOLLAND.
q. L. ~. b. kelly co, U Broadway.
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window shades,
S'l FEfs 4 E4fHER 4 RsIrA AsR sa gosafSaa II sS5sar
Al KIkrys, AZ Broadway
During the lmpcechmeat Trial, aud Untu
further notice, ne
rHR wORLD
THE WORLD
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THE WORLD
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WILL sR PuBLrsHEO
WILL BIZ PUBLIsHED
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED
WILL sB PUBLIsHsD
WILL sE PUBLISHED
ON SUNDAY.
ON sUNDAx
ox sUNpAv
on SUNDAY
on SUNDAY.
Sold ., On new. dealers or served ,, carriers 's so'ass
ton q, the onss. - o.. 49,.
Ain consequence Of Extensive rnd Import:
before May st We srs oner'ns
reasonable prices '1sR s,s sssTs
Fourth avenue ouposie Coorer UnscA
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and hard labor on the part OF the ON
cers who execute the plan, which 1 do
not wish to assume myself, or impose
on other army officers. But 1t is certain
that the only hope to find any end OF
this eternal Indian war Is in the trans
fer of the entire business to the War
Department, and for Congress 10 enact
the laws and provide the necessary
money at least y year before required
to be expended. Gen. s. then concludes
as follows: / propose to continue as
now, to have Gems. Terry and Augur
protect the Missouri river traffic, and
the sUniou Pacific road with Jealous
care, and SO gather in all wandering
bands of the Sioux to the reservation
north of Nebraska. Gen. w. s. Har-
nsy is prepared to feed and protect
them to the extent of the means subject
TO my control, to destroy or punish the
hostile Indians of his department, till
they OF their own yolition Will go 70
Fort Cobb, and remain there on the
reservation assigned them, under the
care of Gen. WS-B. Hagen, who is also
prepared TO a limited extent, to provide
for their necessities. This double pro-
cess of peace within the reservation
and war without, must soon bring this
matter to some conclusion.
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Eron 81. Louls.
s.. LOUIS, Nov. 2o.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2o.-
An Omaha dispatch says Red Cloud.
the famous chief of the Sioux Indians
and several other chiefs heretofore hos
tile, signed a treaty OF peace. and
promised to behave themselves.
A Salt Lake dispatch says new and
rich mines have been discovered on
White river, the ore taken out paying
from i've to seven thousandt dollars per
ton. Assays have been made of ore
Welding from ten TO fifteen thousand
dollars per ton. An ore stamping mill
is already in operation, andlarge guam
titles of ore are being shipped daily to
Austin for reduction.
A heavy snow storm Is reported on
the Plains in the vicinity. of Fort
Dodge. The snow is said to be two feet
deep.
The Printers strike in LeavenwOrth
continues. A printer named Campbell
arrived there on Wednesday to work
on the Bulletin. he WAS assaulted and
badly treated. \, ,rs.-.a
A proposition is pending in Ieaven-
worth for the construction of railroad
from that city to Atchison, to connect
with the Central Pacific thence to Fort
Kearney and the Union Pacific.
John King, a we'll known citizen of
this city, has filed petition in the Cir.
cult Court, setting forth some curious
facts regarding the Paschal House Lot
terry. King put his house In the scheme;
it was drawn, by the Association, bnt
not receiving as big a share as he
thinks himself entitled to, he repudi-
ated the whole thing, and denounced 1t
as illegal. -
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NORTH OARoLINA.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 20.

-- eJ NEW YORK. NOV zUs
The RerdLd,s (Raleigh, N. CO. special
SAYS that seml-o official returns from the
Seventh District indicate the election OF
Dunham, Democrat, to Congress, by q
majority of is In the twenty Counties
The vote of Yancy county. however,
received yesterday, the last day, Is In
formal, aud will probably be thrown
out, which would elect Jones, Republi-
can,by a majority of 81. Both oandi-
dates claim 10 be elected, and either
will contest the seat of the other on the
grounds of fraud on the one hand, and
of Intimidation of voters on the other.
The matter will come before the Coun-
Gil of State, which meets on Saturday,
and which win probably decide that
the vote OF Yancsy- county is Illegal,
and thus secnre ths seat for Jones.
Congress will have to decide which
candidate is elected in the end.
The Congressional delegation Is poll
ticaIly the same as in the last Con-
Esess-6 Republicans and / Democrat
the latter, ShOber, from the Sixth Dis
trlct, -lst So
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THE BURNING OF THE OHIO
ASYLUM
FuEL EARTHQUAKES.
SIGHTS AND SCENES OF THE
CATASTROPHE.

COLUMBUS, Nov. 10.
1t has been the custom for many
wears past to have social dancing par
lies at the Central Lupatic Asylum for
the benefit of the patientsi invitations
were issued! to numbers OF our ctttzens
TO partiofpate, and so bring the same
in contact with the insane, OF course,
nnIv the most tractable of the inmates
were allowed to be present at these
parties. The amusement hall was one
Of the hansomest in the State, being
painted and decorated In guilt and
bright oolors, and all ofthe surrounds
+ings were calculated to attract the
wandering thoughts of the poor shat-
tered minds, of the patients. There is
no doubt that thes parties have been
productive of much good, and It was
aeldom that any thing occurred to mar
the enjoyment of the evening"
Last night at half past 9 O'Clock, the
dancing room was filled with patients
and invited guests, and All was gong
pleasantly, when the terrible cry OF IRE
was raised By one of the attendants,
and passed from one parsof the build
ing to another, and soon reached the
amnsement room. At first 1t was sup
posed it was bat O small atfatrj the
alarm was sounded and measurest taken
to extinRuish the flames. great care s De'
,inp usedSto keep, all knowledge OF tue
fire from the patients. The flames
spread rapidly, and before the engines
reached the place, several of the sleep
inc rooms were in flames. Then the
work of desolation and scenes OF hor-
ror began. AS soon as possible the pa
tients were taken from the burning
rooms to the amusement hall, Wnere
attendants were ready 10 supply such
as needed them with various articles oi
ft was with dimculty that many q
the most violent patients were rescued
The general panic made them pertectIy y
frantic. They danced, sang and howled
like fiends, waving their hands and
ian1hing as the flames approaches
them, All this. efforts of the attendants
were tunayailing. They seemedtohAye
forgotten the faces OF those around
| Them and refused TO leave their rooms
and at last it was found necessary tc
| call upon the citizens TO take them py
force 10 other parts of the building
H O'clock the amusenent nal
nTpsented 9 strange appearances Such
as had participated in the dance vert
/ afrayed in all the hnery thatEOnly the
binsane person knowsthow. to contrtYe
one woman, partly Naked executed :
| fancy dance on the top OF the piano
| and 1t was with difficulty that clothes
others pafadUl the hall with sheets
folded in. the shape OF shRwls, anat
seemed peffectIy quiet and happy
| Others were quarrelsome, and needee
constant watching. Others wept II
| siIencs, not Seeming to care whethel
ltheyllfveds or died. One elderly LADY
! insisted in comforting all the iadie'
and kissing All the gentlemen present.
| SaVarai stood near the door and made
constaIt efforts to escape. rai9i 80
N ,rI1H uPPEK HALL or THE E1sTRRl
i
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BY ELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
Nrw yopK Nov )

NEW 4OAhf NONs
The prize light between Matt Co1k-
lin and Bill Hogan, for S400 q side,
took place yesterday, near NarroWss
burghI N. Y. The match was made
last September. The principles were
we'll trained, and entered the ring Id
fine condition. TWenty.six rounds
We're fought, occnpyInR one hour and
twenty minutes. Conklin WAS declar-
ed ths victor. The latter was seconded
by Matt Boyle and Bill Rullter,, ana
Hogan by his brother and man
named Vance. Mr.. s. Lauden was
the referee. Both men were badly pun.
ished.
i. An unknown vessel was burned at
sea opposite the village of Bridgeham-
ton, l.. l., on TueHday night, during
the storm. Nothing is known.of those
a boy who was playing truant from
his mother slept in q lime kiln in
Brooklyn, Wednesday night and was
A boy named James w. Coy, In the
employ of Ball, Black q Co.. was ar
rested for embezzslment of tewslry.
The excitement in Erie has Bubstded,
the stock settling down to Al. Rock
Island is mentioned as the next sensa-
tiont and has advanced to 1071<. Two
brokers had u fight on 'change to-day,
growing out of recent transactions in
Erie. They were separated after dam
aging each other slightly. s
At a meeting OF Cuban fllbusters
last night, several recruits enrolled
themselves, and letter from a late
rebel officer was read offering the expe-
dition with ten thousand men. Gen.
Kerrigan, the alleged leader here, keeps
very relicsnt, but the report is that an
expedition leaves within short lime
for Cuba. rs-
The steamer England, from Europe,
has arrived.
The Drew party settled their Erie
contracts, yesterday, before the corner
broke, at 57a5S. Their losses amount
over a million and quarter.
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CALIFORNIA.
sAN FRANoIsoo. NoYember 2

San FsANo1soo, November 20.
Melbourne, Australia, was wrecked this
forenoon about three miles south of.this
port. Seven of her crew were saved
and eleven are missing, including the
captain and mate. The vessel immedt-
ateIy went to pieces aud viii prove a
total loss.
aiAheavy shock of an earthquake was
felt at Mitferlau, Treno county, Calffor-
MIA, November 9Th. The wall OF the
court honse was badly iGraoksdiand the
water in the San Joquin river was. dis
turbed. A slight ahock was also 'ex-
perienced at Austin, Nevadai Novena-
ber 17th. .
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DuRI1N, Nov. 90
BERLIN, Nov. 20.
virginia.
R1oHMoNp. nov. ID.

A land buying party Of As Pe1nsyl-
vaniHns and MarYlanders arrived here
this a. m. They go9to south Western
Virginia, and thence as far South as
Chief Justicea Chase will arrive here
next Monday TO preside at the fall term
of the United States Circuit Court.
JEFF Davis, It Is understood, will appear
by counsel. as at present arrangement,
unless the Government makes different
requirements. E+Cg sE75 aatf1ut.
The first snow of the season fell to.
day, continuing two hours. 3tr lsl.sl
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murderer ConyIetea. Z

UT1cA, N. Y, November 20.
The ejury in the case of William Henry
Cardwell, indicted for. the murder of
Abbey Elizabeth SaDders, a little girl
only eight years and six months, in the
town of Annsville, IN April. last, this
p. M, brought in n verdict of guilty
The evidence shows that the murderer
first desDoiled his little victim and then
brutally cut her throat. Judge Morgan
will sentence him at nine O'Clock FRI
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A aESTLRMAfsfin this city has a friend
aCsNofthville, Wayne county Michi.
gan, who writes the monstrops news
that a neWly-born child there has two
snake heads growing from the top of
thstrunlE o. the body. One IL that OF
an1anacontia and the other that of a
black snake. They haye to bai kept
separate, for on sight of each other they
commence lighting. 10 feed. them II -
and let them lick milk from a plate.
The parents have been offered s., 600 for
this child reptile, but refuse to accept
theofer: We would suggest that any
body who believes the yarn would be
pas great curiosity as the baby itself )
but we give It for what II - worth.--
SpTin1field Republican. sss
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tLAsKA DIAanOA:Ds-issia

q. newly discovered tEansp parent easboD-
lied quaftz equal in bFilIiancy, 70 tho real
dfarnOndss Snounted at sour own factory, In
artistic diamond gettlnRS. lltQTulfecdI fi1s
pofI and odd BY Us az 0hg. .JJtfelt OF ftiss cost
every respect except intrinsic NRlu9, - > :.
Solitaire Ear>dfOpg, per patrJ y AID go
SOLITAIRE Finger Rings. - and t1l=s SoitLaEle
Cent? Bosom Pins, 9. 8, 81 SO t1b, isoli-
IaE1e Gents studs. PER set u - SO Cs1ater
fer Bosom pm with tall SIC, Cluster Pin and
Ear-TiEifp SO and SZ5tt lClustef Crcls, S. SO
and Sl5s Cluster Cross Bosom Pin and feIFss
EinEL 80 and az ClmtHr EipEH RngaI .,
g. SO and SIZ 5ss55-,.ls = = -.
free. Orders exceeding that amount pT aE-
pnska, for eoIleett5n on delfNaEysl customers
paying an eIpreB ehafBes- VTe& ae -
= J4sfEss I. 1f6NRoE q co., - i
IMpoRTKRa q MAHUEAcTpHEElrass,
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niyer nud Rentner.
PTrsBUReH, Pa, NoVem

PrrsBuReH. Pa. November 20.
weasher-snawing hard. River,
feet 2 idches, and rising slowly. Mer-
curry, So.
CINcIEEATI, o., Nov, 20
The river has fallen II inches; 15 feet
IL inches in the channel. Showing.
Thermometer. 3s,. J.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.
. nAaRKrs ny TELEGHAPlI.
NEW YORK. Nov. 90,

NEsMr OkaAAf. ANDNs ~
CorToN-More aetive and frm; saIes
5000 bales at .2311C for low middlings,
and 24A2A1<c for uPtands.
FLoUR-Closed 5alOc lower for COM
mon and medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Mo Moderately active In
buyers favor ut 81 4sal 81 for No. 2
spring. Rye-QuietT without decided
change. oats-Heavy at lONalle for
western. Corn-DulI, at 81 coal II for
tuuusound,. and 81 l2al l5 for sound
mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-- $40 90
for mess. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Steady and In moderate
demand. Baeou-Nominal.
Z LARD---Steady Rt 161<a165<c for fair
to prime steam. t--.t
Eaos-Unchanged.
DRY GOODS.
The market Is quiet for all cotton
goods. Prices are without essential
change, being as low as the cost of pro-
dnction. Woo1ens are also dull, exc
cept low.price sCilrlet twilIed aannels
end doucets, which are in light stock
and good request as are repellants for
ladies' closktngs at fun prices.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNKx-Easya at 5a7 per cent on call i.
SrRRLIN9-FfTmer at o1<a9H.
Commissioning: opened mt 1885 and
closed ut l341<a1341s. The gross clear
inga were So, coo, O0OlaUAinst $II ,O0O, coo
yesterday. : The Assistant Treasurer
will sell three millions next week in
lots of $500. 600 daily. ~
GoYERHnLEST SToCRs-Active and
higher; coupons of 'SI, 1145<aI141f; '62,
IO5s<aio55<; '64, IO71<alO75f; '65, lOT5fa
IO75<: new, 1l0lSaIl01<.' '67. 1903 a1103zi
'6S, IlO1<a1iO5S; 10. 40ss 1055<alO55<.
STOCKs-Opened active at n general
decline of 2a4 per cent on Erie and
New York Central, on both OF which
corners culminsted yesterday, while
/ and Northwestern were 5za4 per cent
higher. The improvement was lost
Rt the regular board. At one oclock
i the nafketWaB strong and supseq neiI-
\ ly alFadvaneed except St.fauI- ne ,
! advances was again lost at the secon9 %
\ regular hoard, except Pacific Mail,
I I3s7Sis IsIand and North western, which
/ we've sfToug. At O'clock the market
j yvF,si barely steady, but later IL Became
4 rather more active, and closed strong
/ Al $50, .. M, Pacific Mall was l1o7<
1 iI6: western Uoion Telegraph 361<; New
4 VOTE Central 1245<al249<S Erie 43G431S;
Hudson 1245< sl241S; Reading 99A99Ni
i TIayTs9 f1ats4e 50, Wabash 5TA571z. ST.
t,PauI 625ka63; Fort Wayne l0gA1095<;
4 Ohio d -MIss8saippi 3O5<aS01zs Michigan
Central ll6: Michigan Southern S65sH
s6JZ: IIfHois Central 141aI4S; Pitts-
4 b1 raff s65< 1851 4; Toledo 991< <a991z; Rock
| Island IO77<a1U75<; NorthWestern "a "a
Sax; Oincinnstf and Alton 14li st. Jo-
sephe preferred So. Cleveland. Colum-
| bus. 0inclnnati & Indiana 75i Lake
Shore gT18. :,
ExPRBss SHAREs-WeIIs, Fargo q
| Co. 27a27I<; Adams 4sa4SI<: American
4Ss441<; United States 465<a47S Mer-
tchants Union 19Za19z.
ctneInnhfi.
i NoyEnBER ao-FLouR-Firm; family
- SSgg.AgI,z.-whaat Sg.g, = FIrnn; 30. 1 red
lSI sa. Corn-Dnll and dropping; ear
| SIC. Rys-Dull at 81 .. Oais-Quiet
and fiEm At 57c. BaEley-Unchauged
CoTTo1E-In good demand; sales SC
bales middIing At 22c. E 8
h T0BGCCo-Firm and quiet. -.
WHIBKY-In fair demand ct e6aeTei
sales 800 bbls. ct this rate.