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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1O.-The following proc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
rELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

The .. s. grand Jury Of Baltimore has found
denents agans u whisky deAsL The cases viii be sd In the
DeoenbaE Of DE Court.
The annual convooation Of the Masonic Grand
Chapter Of snDsSses Nashville Saturday O. Wheeler
vas elected High Priest for the snssinE rear
No deaths from fever have occurred In Charles
On c. I've dsyL The CITY ccssS have :as,ed d. Of
Thsrs WaI hssTy Shts frost there yesterday uerang
The funeral Of John b. Kimball Of the firm of
KmbI LsWrvnce sG Lake City Who died Friday took place
ssHrSsT TIE pToeasea TIE largest 10 Utah Kin bali
ssvSs Ws bst bis partner Lassss aAsut ssedst o
ths cbureh Il poyeanist
The annual dinner Of tho Boston Press Club
IA al Revere aanny evening ApenE the
~. Ns,h Tvsa Col T. g. OoOt % New fo w. Rehhsoa,
s,S~. Fed Of tbe Boston Museum and oherA Speeches
we're nsd and pesas IssA About % Psfssas vs1s peSst
"A meeting OF grain receivers who have lost
grain By being baue sa or ELEVATOR psr = 1 ss,. ,es eSs
WsStsra sd nos RiOsA Compane ~ sssd y y g, Sn
NO there delivery the fesst bills we're pt ~
cVod or paid appointed todraH O. ngn
h. IN ~ ,. raFVAdA II sohsraT Sndsfsteed
Ia h vii 0 . teet eate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Hae e,ap and Indispensable o. sssnsssoss Of The usSs
moral. he rsspss q ,;..s .ssa ,As q d. as
V Re S1oaos vssSssas yS-a fs .ssasss isssssirsts
s fSs ias hat DE pses vss.s q s ssns rSss weak b
% :: s. s y g. s.: 5 e: ~ ss =. q, s A.
provens Of bs Poueuth snd RSssaA Anssdnsu No Coz
Idaon Of tbs United sts,s ne sssanes. u.
Gaissd ss.tss are citizens thereof and n 70 nshs
ctsas s 10 make them voters ibs plasnn nay q riga
yo 10 Win inferred ou What hss already ben ss aa A.ks
sesmpsd by to the Constellation OF ~ s PREVIOUS
poTons them frym aliens and make tesn o.
bsoOnns 10 giving sIPros 70 ny s.S ma ma s,
IN 70 become he provision Gods With the deeasaes mel
isenshn pyidon that does not eIeea'e se
IL De creation Of constitutional condition that requires ue psen
Ion "a nys effect no eoustahonal aFadr Of voter
created amendment lies dormant % In ne ease OF 81 An
made ceelvs By legislative ssOa Cengress The etsnye peS o.
this udeos yea has sss son u az w ~ ~. ne,
when M sSa have doas win Be the pleasure OF hs Cog 70
admns,er they End Uu his aba. oe doee
aOa. Of a and aaat. ned. and tsshs are ''
toe Av making yewer Tbs demurrer n teess eases - '
Justice Wylie said. in brief opinion: ,,,. . 4.
Ia nv New Congress hes been clothed sin exclusive euys
1is District eosh orgned government here nnA
have eIcaded al d iron rseDg and Indeed e - as Pr,n
Thn wosh have the privilege Young NO pe'E1 a.,
dOabs The esnpetsney Of Consss 10 IHle Is IN that r
exists in Csags Ceaeres h1 as pess % s go Ta,. n
the District Of Columbia and wouh have to saomt 70 III pat a'
know that voald have been The better way: =.
Mr.. Riddle for the petitioners, prayed an appeal "
understood the PLAINTIFF will take II up 70 tne euprGto
trct Court may hesitate say the act OF Congress limit
ing the right OF franchise ia the District OF Co1mDa ~
male citizens 10 UNCONSTITUTIONAL the supreme COufb VI
the Land will have no such hesitaDcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
ANXIETY IN RUSSIA CONCERNING THE NON
ARRIVAL OF TIE GRAND DUKE.
A FAMILY OF FIVE PERSONS MYsTERIoUsLY

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12.-This morning fam
lily named Parks was found murdered in their house
near Henryvly, Indiana The family consisted OF Cyrus
NJ Parks his wife Isabella his John aged 10 years.
and his daughter Evene, aged II, and Ellen aged H.
The heads Of all were terribly beaten and crushed by
some blunt instrument. The brains Of Mrs. Parks and
her son were scattered about the room, while their
bodies were lying in beds The daughters were found
sitting in the Kitchen alive, but delirous and
fatally hurt The neighbors heard shots In the night
but the bodies bear no bullet marks. Mr.. Parks
leading member Of church, and much esteemed in
the community. Great excitement prevails in the
vicinity. There Ia no clue to the perpetrators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
CRIMES AND cAsUALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GRIMES AND CAhUALTlko-hH TELEOhAfd.
-. Forty Thousand sheep persisted in the recent
The stables attached TO tho Prospect Park
Hotel Csshn n T., barsed Friday sight Loss stsoo
The Academy" tho Oldest landmark in
Phtbsry T. VA bunsa % frsy HsAt TAa bslsg ~ In
sars4
The ease Of Mrs. Fair ives before the Supreme
Cou San Fzndss satsy and ssga<e we're Usas % No.
uoa Tor TIA, % teeAsesl Erosntn
The wreckers have succeeded In saving largo
psroa 81 cargo do Bhsa res sp saset I'm ksss S
tsssr Caifsuaa fhsy vii probably Avs ~ sAip
Gov. Holman has pardoned BenjADin Ieacn -
Hss sgsSssss has wsh ssass = NJ sh
....Thrse highwaymen. named yonsa hogx: AM. .nsi
esnosoa bsaag gang Who haze fspesssa1 80 ~
Cioyssdss n Ssa6na CeRar. CA tAis saAsen vss s1''
aaiasdAy .a>
The canal boat Antietarn, ron New 10TH.
jsaded Win plaster kqsess A., e.s s n. go.
Ssissdsy sssf AISsay, iiias Viii ussss SO IN s
vsss solAasrshJ damaged ,,.,
Thu Chiness Cousul .. Lee AnEeies 70 invest.
.s. s 49,. s.sesf Ma hss - Ne Cnisss property
| !. - 49, - "a ssssa 70 no sssr bot asae VI
q Messy saeisa hss essa ssssvs'se
I p Couch hiss been arrested In Providence.
~ xsEss, Bask hlh sn Il shleA ssaszhaAy veil
80 ~ n ~ & 1tses es, isf ssAniasiSsa ss-day
IN. ship John Patten, which arrived ct Sayan-
~ isss5pssL brought he sAssn crew
80 ss kda1ss Jehs JesJ Csyt osnssAgs vAs rpsrs
hsrssas Ne lsA osesr sks In vessel
~ = Il Fsvsss s s''s ven assA sfG ~ !sAa rss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


.on. CONCERNING THE PoPEs REMOVAL FROM
SVI Sowr-THE CASTLE OF PAU SAID TO Lave
~ GIVEN TO HIN BIZ II. THEIRS
bsAN PARIS, Nov. II, ISL
pu,,o-s continue as to the intended departure
w. pona from Rome. The France OF to-day nays ais
Inst the Pope has intmated to President Hhers
"a M, intention to establish residence In France
N1' T0iers has made strong effort TO dissuade
Io,v Father from hiS purpose, without success ana
VIC aUaiv ulaced OF his disposal the Castle OF Pau
-" prnco do Chig Albani, Papal Nuncio had long
luo nth the Count de RemuSat, Minister OF
nsrN, on Friday. The COnstthAttOn"e| OF yes
the pair discussed forthcoming protest OF
- On which the Holy Father viii declare himself
e r,no Of Rome and will announce his determine
ho,d no Official intercourse with any foreign rep
n,styes At The Court or near tho person Of Victor
Emanuel .,... 4. e. 1ha ayaot that all IA
=, mon that island. The iron-clad squadron which
or5sr.d to AacCio about the time Of Prince Napo-
,.on,. VISIT still remains in that port.
Tns French press very generally discuss the recent
mech Of the English Premier, Mr. Gladstone ana de-
anoo thererOm necessity for France to seek hencsfoFh
Russian alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE QUESTION.

DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICr OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-To-day decision
yas rendered By the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia through ohefJusce Cartier Tin the cases OF
Sara Spencer at The Board Of Repatriation and serAa
E. webster,sg The superintendents Of Electiona The
question involved In these two actions was whether the
faintns bad right exercise the elective fs.nehsse
within ths uPsdotioa, The sw eonfrcihnG tnis sqD.
jeot The act 70 provide goyernLent i2r me Dsesnes
Of Columbia declares that an ma,S %.t IL
excludes females but II Is oonteaded By the pl.sntha
that they have inherent nght g yoto re&ing na-
ture and guaranteed by the Constitution e sscA vie
bref asou 20 the pokica history OF the question 10
the consideraon Of its inherent mefits hiefJssaoe
WsSs sss Ss.,,,. 10 ssa ass . natssi
set N al clssss y Tess vosa ths Rspsf IN
vows DE dsstsess Of Ne civil gO,snassi Asss Ssng -
hssery Il As ~ ai e.cAss oAeI. Thar lmn 49,.
h.,s bal yens bette, ,eah ne nsAs 81 "a ~. :. ..s
we'd b Gone st. 2, % ie.sste d,e'aIsea as = - s. NJ
asy ~ vssss ysssas up. ...sy re En- s..s y ss:.s,
.. ,as 'ss and r.asn q ~ ~ g. .s
islaiioas Il isaI.Ss eahi Aszsnsa S's hss Has %e~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
ANOTHER INDIAN. CHURCHMAN'S ROBBED
AND sEXERAL PERSONS KILLED.

San FRANCIsCo, Nov. 12.-The Wickenburg
and La Pa. Arizona stage was attacked few days
ago by about 80 Apache MOnavcs, ten miles from
Eckeuurc The driver, John Letz otherwise known as
"Duch John" AMI two passengers with him on the box
we're killed At the frat fire Inside were five passengers
three Of whom were killed. Vim. Kruger and Miss Mollie
Sheppard Of Prescott were wounded but escaped to the
ehappara AMI finally reached wickenburg. The names
Of the passengers killed are Fred shOhOlm T. N IOrnG,
A. P. solomon. p W. Hamel, and C. S. Adams. Loring
sad uauel were Of Lieut. Whcelcrs exploring expedi-
ton Adams was scdpcd. The mails and baggage were
plnndcred. One report says the attack was made by
hGA wayne L. and not Indians
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
RAILROAD DIsAsTER-Two SOLDIERS KILLEI
AND MANY WOUNDED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 11.-As passenger train
Of the Northern Missouri Railroad which left here yes
teray morning. having two cars containing nnety-fve
recrui,s frun New.Albany attached was approaching
W,Isvie ninety miles north Of this city and running
On down grade high rate Of speed rail broke and
the two rear cars containing the recruits got Of the
track aud rolled down embankment turning over Two
or three times. One soldier was killed. and between
twenty aud thirty wOunded-several fatally Edward
Calvin brakesman, Of Judge Calvin, of this city,
vAs aho killed. Tho injured men were taken to Wells
Ye and promptly cared for by the Railroad Company
Both can we're badly smashed. Fortunately the plat
rn Of the ladies' car preceding the soldiers car gave
Way Or the remainder Of the train would have been
dragged from the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
1AMLEssNEss IN PROVO CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 1s.-Accounts from
Provo City represent the occurrence Of all manner OF
pending the suit between the Eureka Company
and ne King David and May Henrietta Companies.
Two witnesses for the defendants assailed with
slungshots and badly injured the night before last An
rietta Company shot at twice, narrowly escaping
with his life The miners almost unanimously espOuse
the cause Of the King David and May Henrietta Com
nRnioR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
SPAIN.

ppopnsEp CENsURE OF THE MINIsTRY-A RIOT
IN VALENCIA.
MADRID, Nov IA, 1871
The adherents of Senior Gorilla propose, on
tuesday next to press vote the COrtes censuring the
Ministry for its course in regard to the international
sOciety.
The ourneymen bakers Of Valencia who have been on
,ike for additional wages attempted to prevent py
violence the introduction Of wOrkmen and bread from
tie adjoining towns. body OF cavalry however sue
eeeded in dispensing the mob and restoring order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH ]

The resignation Of Gen. Franz sge Collector Of In
terna Revenue for the Ninth District Of NewYork was
received at the Treasury yesterday Simon j. Slime,
Collector for the Tenth District of Penns yvania and g.
a. Wiley Collector for the Sixth District Of North Caro-
lina have also resigned. The above designations have
been accepted. .
tation to the United States and British Commission
which will reassemble in this city on Tuesday nj
Howard the British agent has been instructed by his
Government to present TO the Commission the Claims
Of persons heretofore British subjects VINO nave become
The United States and spanish Commission Th pro
mssion was authorized large number OF claims, for
spoiaons In Cuba presented to the Department. Of
STATE Perhaps NOT more than nine ten have 90 far.
been presented to tho Commission In accordance with
the prescribed forms.
Under the law, granting pensions 70 survivors anu
tons have been disposed Of up 10 dates $40 Of these
applications have been rejected, and s7Ss pensions
granted for the remainder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
ITALY.

ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH EMBAssADoR-FLooDs
IN TIE TIBER.
ROME, Nov. II, 1871.
Tho Due d. Harcourt, French EmbasSadOr to
the Papal Court yesterday received by inc fopo
and Cardinal AntOneh.
Prince Humbert will arrive this city on the iIth
mai The Autumn foods Of the nber have recently done
much damage, but the waters now subslding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov, IA fire broke
out this morning at o'clock in Fisher Brothers jew
ery store corner Of Eighth and Markests and before
It could be got under control destroyed square and
half Of the business portion Of the city The loss Is es
mated at sO OOo insurance about $4,000 The fire was
the work Of iucendary. Tho city was fred In two
other places but the flames distinguished Fifteen
suspicious characters arrived here nom Memphis last
night aud suspicion points to them. large humber OF
persons were arrested for committing robberics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
FATAL AFFRAY IN PORTSMOUTH, VA.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 1.-Two negroes were
slightly wounded and o negro policeman killed last
night near the ocean House, in Portsmouth, by crowd
d rOughs from Norfolk The wounded negroes were qui
ely passing down Highest at the time they wore
aAOt The negro policeman interfered to stop the firing.
Wbea he shot through the head by some one IN the
crowd aud died almost instantly. Several persons
Implicated in shooting have been arrested and will
Pc bonRh before the Mayor Tomorrow for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
A SUICIDE FOUND IN BROADWAY.

Frederick Stumpfcls, age 90, German, late
Of No. 234 Wamst, found insensibe, last evening,
in front Of Trinity Church. in Broadway, in company
with John seithen of No. sc Grcenwich-st. stumpel'
was removed TO the Church-s POlceStatiOn, where he
died bottle partially filed with muriatic acid
found in his pocket and he had undoubtedly poisoned
himself. The body WAS removed to the MOrguc. he
of his friends will bury hun. Stithcn is detained a.
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
FIRES N NEWARK.

The drying department of Reilly g. MeCabe's
wool factory in Newark. N. j. burned, yesterday.
Iss 5000 The stable Of Jacob Sohnales on Somerset
st. near spruce st. and carpenter shop adjoining.
also burned Loss t3oOo fire in the morocco factory
Of John Reilly, in wilctt-st.. Saturday evening
caused by the exploding Of q banSne can, Involved
los OF about 5000; insured for O, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
nrs.srrRs ON THE MASSACHUSETTS COAST.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 12.-The schooner An
telope from NewYOrk, with cargo OF corn. is ashore
ON Brewster Bar, Cape Cod Tho crew are safe. Tho
schooner Penobscot Of Bangor 10 lahore Bakers
Island Massachusetts Bay, and the vessel Il going to
nlecea Tho crow are safe. The brig H. H. McGilvern.
CANT stubbs, which left Boston on Saturday, while
Going 10 sea went lahore Eixs Mate, and remained
Sunday ateruoOn high and dry at low water. She
hound FOR Surinam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
THE WAR ON PoLYGAMY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 12.-The reopening of
the United States District Court and the reassembng
of the Grand Jury tomorrow anticipated win much
interest 10 understood that Hosea Stout one Of the
parties confined vt Camp Douglas under indictment
FOR murder, together with Mayor Wells and others has
made an application 20 the Supreme Court of the United
RtatAs for releass upon Q writ Of habeaa corpus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
A MAN sUEFOCATED.

A fire early yesterday in the apartment of John
Mahn No. IS Clintonst caused probably by the expo-
sion Of kerosene lamp, seriously damaged tho room
and contents The neghbors unable to the
OCCUPANT and when the flames extinguished by the
aremen he was found suffocated the bed The body
was removed to the Norgue. Deceased was German.
age o. aud lived alone in the room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Lsbon, Gibraltar, Genoa Naples the sueS Canal and
Constantnope while during the time the vessel lies IN
port for coang for other purposes We can
make excursions we choose into the interior.
The Wabash is hourly expected, and upon her arrival
Gen. Sherman, Lieut. Grant and COL Audenreid viii
take passage without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
BELGIUM.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.

MARRIAGE OF PRINCE NAPOLEON
BRUSSELS, Saturday, Nov. H. 1871.
Prince Pierre BOnaparte, notorious for his
participation the assassination OF Victor Noir was
married to-day at the French Legation, in this city, to
Nile. RRin.
Tie Indeperdance Eeee in its Paris letter Of yester
days date reafirms the appointment Of III. Jules Ferry
~ Fr,ulh ambassador to Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
WASHINGTON.
THE STEAMER HORNET.
THE CASE STILL YURTHER C0hPLICAIED-A
SPANISH CONSUL INsULTED By HER CREW

THE CASE STILL FURTHER C0MPLICATED-A
SPANISH CONSUL INsULTED By HER CREW.
WARRINGTON, Nov 12.-Newspaper state
ments vere recently made to the eject that several
spansh war-vessels had left Cuban waters Tor the
vicinity Of PortAuPrnce, with the intention 70 scse
tho Hornet, should that weasel venture out OF port
Within day or two past our Government 10 learned
BY inquiry through the proper diplomatic anneL that
the statements untrue and that the warveases were
sent on Q different eryand and to another quarter II
was further ascertained that there 10 only Spanish
man-ofwG at or near Portau-Prince The Spanish au-
thorties have already been adsed that serious trouble
may result should the Hornet DO seized while siie 10
under the American nag, and especially 90 It 10 not
known that she has violated the neutrality laws While
1t cannot positively be asserted that she Is privileged TO
carry our nag, her true character, neverthe-
less, Is duestion for civil Investigation, and
not TO be determined alone by the Spanish
authorities, with the aid Of q naval force.
The question Of the Hornet Ia sn further complicated
by the conduct Of her crew, which forms basis Of Q
complaint from the Spanish Government 1t appears that
the Spanish Consul ct Prince after he had made
the demand on the Haytan authorities for tho
der Of the Hornet while passing the wharf where the
vessel lay was loudly derded by her crew, which Is said
10 consist Of about 100 colored sailors In consequence
of these proceedings the Consul returned to his consulate
and took down his sg and the fact Of the alleged ndg
nifty has been communicated TO our Government Thus
the matter now stands with prospect Of an immediate
settlement Of the question at issue, and IN the mean
time Port-au-Pr Is virtually bockaded by Spanish
vessel Hay being too feeble to demand respect Tor mel
neutralty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
TURKEY.

TIE CHOLERA IN CONsTANTINoPLE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Nov. H. 1871.
The cholera is increasing in violence in this
city, aud many deaths daily reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

7. New BuNnta.
The "Grea Grand Cyclops" referred to in the bylaws
ia understood to be the Rebel Gen. Forrest.
But few arrests have made during the last day or
two The Jail s FULL and the officers do not care to cap
ture more Of the and file at but are keeping
sharp lookout for the leaders, Occasionally the cav
airy which Ia out night aud day securing the country
picks ND one of these gentlemen who has venured back
Name ihinkinG the storm has blown over
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
A. B. DRIESBACH,

"A. D. LIN L u y DAO IL,
WHOLESALE AND RErAH DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
Wines and LfgaOrs,
Flour and Feed,
CrOckery and TfnWare.
Hardware and Bolts.
Blasting and sporting
Powder,
Safety Fuse.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, .,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern Hair.
Whiting,
window Glass,
Paints and Offs,
Wall Paper,
Window Shades,
Picture Cords,
Patent Curtain FfXturesY