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TIE CIGAR MAKERS

MONTREAL, p @. November 21st-
Charles Rccter has made application to
Join our union. All UNIONS having any
charges against him will please let us
know wlthin 30 dsy&
GEORGE 5 NARREN, Cor Sec
NB.-Ten union members, Cigar MAX
ers. wanted in Montreal
PITTSBURGH, November 21st -Messrs.
Wills m Haziew god and James N. Bowers
have made applicat on for member ,hIp..
Unions having charges win please prefer
them in 80 days. Unions Knowing the
Whereabouts Of Harrison BETTER, will oblige
US by sendinu HE address To -ilAis- aanlss..
Immediately.
$. B. LINDSAY Box ASH. I
DAYTON, o., Nov. 22-Htrman Lehman
of this place and Chas. Weiher hailing
from Cincinnati, have made application to
become members OF this Union. ANY
Union having charges against either OF
them, please prefer them within thirty
Plays. Any Union where Herman Walters
m,v b. will please collect twenty five cents
Of him, for this Union or stop his card.
H. 5. MUNDAY
PROVIDENCE, r l., Nov. 2O-To the Of
ficery.and Members local Unions A man
bv the name OF William T. Ketcham has
deposited retiring card ISSUED by SaIenl
Union No. As. now suspended, ia Decem.
Ter. 1870. Any Union having charges
d prefer will please do SO Immediately as
he may wish TO travel.
p. j. McSHEA, sec. Union No. 20.
AURORA, Nov. %. lS7I.-Ed. O'Brier
from Gslesburg, Nick Frankie, Chicago
and A. p Meyer, New York city UniOns
having charges against the above narned
persons. will prefer them within thirt,
days. By)ordcr Of Union No. Al Of Aurort
Illinois.
GEO. Brown Cor. Sec. Drawer Al.
JAMESTOWN n. T., Nov 23.-To tn,
Officers and Members Of local Unions
Mr.. George p. Williams has made applica
ton TO become a member Of this Onion
he claims to have been in business the las
fifteen years. Every Union having charge
against him, will notify this Union. BIZ
order of Union No. 1l5.
d. c. Brown Cor. Sec Box 1852.
ST LoUTs, Nov. 22.-Adam SippeI re
turned his retiring card issued in De
Moines. Any Union having charges WI
please prefer within thirty days from date
GusTAv VoLLMER, Cor Sec.
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THE Hungarian Liberal, Francis Deal. Il
dangerously unwen.-The Prince Of Wales II
sick Of sfsver, which some call typhoid. and
others say ID similArtO the disease of which
hisifather, the lPrince-C onsort, died Consid.
ersole anxiety h fen, and the Queen IL In con-
stant attendance upon him.-Lieut. Governor
oscar D. Dunn, Of Louisiana, died on the 29d.
ana public and private business was suspend.
ca IN New Orleans In token Of respect. HIS
funeral was very large.-Herman LIndiman.
who escaped to this country in ls4e, from Ger
many, whsse he had been sentenced 10 deata,
a. . Fevolnfionist, and who has edited several
German papers In the United States. and who
acted ~ Presidential elector In 1880, died on
SUNDAY 1iEht --COuHt Gerxenti, son-in-law Of
thsAothed Spanish Isabella, has lust COM
@iteed suicide In Lucerne. 60. 8. Minis. 4
ie.fsag BufAio Erain-dealer, has suspended
with $50 600 liabilities -Thos. T. Durant has
been chosen to succeed Caleb Cashiar a
Geneva Gen. .sickles married Miss GrescK
st Madrid lest M0ndHy.--JOhn Ruskint the
AFtzaticI has been chosen 70 the recforshfp
VI
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On the morning of the I'D, the City Of New
London, 4 steamer running between New
York and Norwich, Conn, was burned in the
Thames River, and completely destroyed, to-
gether with its cargo. She was valued at
$40 O0o Three out Of seven passengers
were lost, besides IA Of the officers and crew.
Sixteen Of the bodies have been since found ;
Vim. l. Morton, Of Norwich. is still missing.
The cause Of the ire Is unknown. The
Norwich shipping put their flags at hah.mast.
On the afternoon of the 3D. the steamer
Andy johnson was snagged and sunk in the
mississippi river, between Quincy and Hanni-
bal As she lay in six feet Of water on a bar,
the passengers were all saved, but the loss Of
property amounts to &0,0OO.-Upon the
night of the 18th, the ships Marmion and Os
ceolA eolRded of the Irish coast, and the latter
sank. Nine men are missing, though it il
hoped that they took to the boats.-A ter
dble collision occurred lately near Alexandra
and Is Algerian pilgrims, loaded with gold
were drowned.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

In Utah, winter has set In with indescriba-
bic furry. Up In the Little Cottonwood the
snow is six feet deep, and many persons have
lost their lives At Alta City, the inhabitants
have to dig their way out Of 10 foot drifts.
Terrible snow slides are here and there occur
ing, and the canons are completely blocked.
Thunder and lighting, wind, ram, hail, sleet
and snow have swept down upon the country
in perfect whirl, and for two weeks mining
has been discontinued in = great measure.
Nevertheless, more than Sl50, 0O0 in silver bull
lion came in lately from the Ely District, and
the average for last week was nearly tl,OUU,
900. The late tin discovery at Ogden turns
out not to be tin, after all, but cadmium,
which is better The metal OF which 1t ls a
specimen was first discovered by Stringter, q
Gattinger professor, and is whittier, harder,
more easily polished, and more tencious than
tin, besides being as volatile as quicksilver.
All this throws the mining people into high
fever Of excltment. As for the poor Nor
mons, the courts are proceeding steadily In
spite Of their cries. Bingham Young has
asked for a postpenement on the adultery
charge, on account Of storms and the short
notice he has had In the murder indictment
against him. his counsel have detected sever
flaws, all Of which are infinitely technical.
The more devout Mormons are vigorously de
Tending polygamy, and repudiating those un
faithful ones who are willing to surrender tht
institution. Furthermore, they refuse tC
migrate any further, and say that the Gen
tiles dislike their institutions, they are al
liberty TO clear out and let them alone.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

REVOLUTIONS In Mexico has Il lAst burst
out nereely In all directions, and heavy Enili-
tary operations arr going On in tie region Of
1altillo
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

TEE wOman's Suffrage Convention met In
Philadelphia on the III aud slscted Lucy
Stone president for next year, with Mrs.
Howe, the pOetess, at the head Of the Exccu
tive Committee.
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In Austria, the Kellersparg ministry has
suddenly ended, and q new cabinet has been
formed, Of which Prince Adolph Auersperg ID
the head.-The InviolabiIity on trademarks
between Austria and this country has been
guaranteed by an agreement signed by John
Jay and Count Andrassy.-In Italy, Victor
Emanuel has at last entered his new capital
and has made speech to his Parliament, In
which he hints at concilisting the Pope, to
whom, at present, the priests are administer
ing consolation, and who Is distressed at the
strides impiety Il making In France, heresy In
Germany, and revolution In Russia, Spain,
Switzerland and ireland. George p. Marsh,
the American MinisteN has arrived Mt Rome
also.-In France, the trials being for the most
part finished, Communist executions are tax
ing place, to the great agitation Of che Paris
ians Col Rossel, Fare and Bo2fs
geoise were shot on the 9Th. They
refused to be blindfolded, and two Of them
had to be despatched with pistols after the
first fire. Rossel has been writing book ON
the reorganization Of the army, and had just
finished the second volume. The Communists
who destroyed Theirs house have all been
convicted and sentenced to imprisonment Tor
from two 70 twenty years. President Theirs
has been emphatically assuring the Chinese
Embassy that their government wishes to
keep on good terms with France, IL uust
respect Freuehs missionaries and consuls IN
ChinA.--A lotiof Bonapartists traversed the
FaubourE st. Antoine hast Friday, roaring
/" vsse Napoleon" but the police let them
shout to their hearts content On the osher
hand, the Rappd has just suspended pubHca-
ton by governmental order.--In Germany
things are quiet An order has been ssnt %
Kiel however, TO ct ont coupltpef nien-of-
war, which are to be sent 70 demand sdtisfae.
ton from the BFazElians for injuries received
BY navel ofheer and pair OF cadets IN
street aGht OF no Janeiro.. Kaiser William,
Who has just opened the Pruseian Diet ih per
son, has consented TO arbitrate upon the
Pnget Sound boundary qnsstipns whereby he
win put m end 10 q l0ngeoptlnued Gguw1 be.
ween ourselves and the EngAahs-.- = "A
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

SIN CzARLss DELKs continues 10 arouse the
British populace BY his lectures on royalty
He has spoken lately at Leeds, where, as
usaal, tAevwas great enthusiasm and some
disorder. Meanwhile. sadden and severe cold
weatheF has descended upon London, In
which city II deaths from cold have taken
Plaee since lee fOssaed, and where there is, In
consequence Of II, much suffering among the
poorly co1ple Of colliery explosions and
. railroad accident, eight persona have been
killed and Sinjured.-But In their own dis
tress they still remember us. and although
the money contributions for burned Chicago
have about ceased, several noble peers and
gentlemen under the leadership Of Thomas
Hughes, and embracing in their number the
Lord Of LOgne. D'lsraeh. Foster, Arnold,
Argyle and others. mediate supplying that
city with English books to form beginning
for free library
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A MINNESOTA jury has decided that Kate
Cook. Of st. Paul. died from medicines given
to procure an abortion, and Mrs. Monti, who
administered the medicines, has been ar
rested.-Near 81. Mays. Ohio, a short time
since, 4 robber named Freundhoh presented a
pistol at farmer named Wertz, and was
thereupon killed with pOker.-At a ball at
Bowling Green. Mo-. on the evening OF the
oath, Capt. Hendricks. Assistant Secretary OF
the State Senate, appeared without an invita-
ton Mr.. W. H. McAnister, in trying to put
him out, had the external carotid artery in
his neck cut by the captain, and died on Sun
day nighttime Wilson, Of KickapoO Island,
near Lesvenworth, shot his two sons on the
2Tth, and one of the boys isexpected to die
Capt Miller, OF the canal-boat Fashion, was
accidentally crushed to death In the locks al
Lockport. Ohio. on the 2lst-The walls Of
the New Jersey State House were blown out
and shattered BY gas explosion, q few dayi
since, but no one was injured.
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The tickle disposition Of the untutored
Apache has brought the pacific Mr.. Vincen
Colyer into deep trouble. Close upon his vim
dication Of the Indians aIRiaeility Of temper,
came the news Of the murder Of stagefull
of defenseless whites. Among the victims
was the gifted young Eastern author,
F. W. Loring, who left his home
a short time since for a trip across
the plains. The murderers were trailed
at once by troops and citizens to the Date
-. 1850 ---.---,--sa A. 9 ceopie OF Prescott
were for exterminatiIE every ky~s..s-srs,n
there, but finally left the matter with Gen.
Crook. Meanwhile, lot Of half breeds in
Montana having set up whisky and powder
selling establishment, Gen. Gibbon has d.
rected body Of soldiers to spill their liquor,
destroy their huts and expel them from the
country. In conformity with similar ideas of
policy, all classes Of Arizonisns have petit
toned President Grant TO give the control Of
Indian affairs to the military authorities, in
stead Of to the Peace Commissioners, and
Gen. SchOfeld has offered the Apaches their
choice between living quietly upon the reser-
walton at governmental expense, and exter-
mination. The Governor Of Arizona, A. P.
K Stafford, is also warmly advocating plan
Of Gen. Crooks, by which the friendly In
dians who have suffered from Apache raids
may be united against their common enemy.
He thinks that IL Gen. Crook had not been In
terfered with, he would have soon reduced
these marauding villains to state Of dociiity,
and have saved the United States great
trouble and expense. As for Mr.. CoIlyer, he
denounces him utterly, and the San Francisco
Alta finishes the business by charging the un-
lucky Indian agent and his associates with
the whole responsibility Of the late butch
cries. But Gen. +. W. Walker, the new
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, has just en-
tered upon his duties, and there IRE prospects
Of healthy change in matters. -f
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of St. Andrews. The London ztMN editorial.
" praises Gem daM MD laior "A re-
elecsson.-AA ordsfly FsIAsd lbnsti Ion
has taken place In EorISsovef tho Manchester
martyrs, and 9, 900 people tool paAA. n Il
THK catalogue 81 atesf for Ne past few dAys
runs as follows: -.
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SPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY!

ACADIA. 900 tons.
ALEXANDRIA, TOO.
ANGLIA, 2.90O.
ASSYRIA, LOO.
AUST RALIA, a.40.
BRITANNIA. 1900.
CALEDONIA, 1850.
CALIFORNIA. S,M
CASTALlA. AGO..
COLUMBIA. 1000.
DON PEDRO.
DORIAN, 100.
DIDO.
DAC1AN, LOO,
EUROPA, 1870.
GENOVA.
INDIA, 2,eOO.
IOWA, 2.sOO.
ISMAlLIA. | 100.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
INITIATED CURRENCY.

CoMPLAtSIS CONCERNING ALLEGED SHORT RE-
MITrANCES-AN EXPLANATION FROM THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Numer0us complaints
are received the Treasury from officers Of the Depart,
ment bankers and Others that remanees Of mutlated
currency believed to have been correct when forwarded
for redemption have been subject to unjust deductions
for alleged shorts" and ntimatons have been made of
counters. ,-,-,.-,.,,
Justice Of the allegations: >,
Every currency received for redemption Is
delivered seals mhroken to the lady who is to count ",
who breaks the seal and counts the package in the
other clerks and in case Of the discovery OF
upon to verify The count The notes are then cut IN two
bv machinery one end being sent TO 0le
oltee and the other end 10 another oince for
recount. Any mistake discovered in either Of
the latter offices at once traced by means OF he name
the wrapper surrounds the notes. 10 the counter
In the Trcasurers Office who IL required 10 make good
all shorts" ana couuterleits discovered In money
counted by her Any counter habtually reporting
This system is deemed effective against dishonesty OF
carcessnass by the following facts:
nearly equal the shorts and eountcrs ogetle the overs are
coane oketed while the shorts found Ia The
money OF TO whom have teen eaniy eturnt pro
yoke much complaint sometimes abuse Those most hbNsA T
eoec. make the complaint when shorts fastened on he
Sad Although the packages delivered TO the eun'es vs
ga from they been received that af
nt mahrs the person sehOm counted by the tams
suCcessigelyf foaud that rt5ntsnces rom
ee-sn p,rSors are nersIly correct while
tenias.s Hscbng as high ssseO5 certain persons
arc nysfby within cea sbsou. dscfep
the gI:e Invariably short making
ma certainty when such remiauc, received that
that the great reported actually Ms
money received 81 Tie Treasarers eiaee
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
| Ranks of the Cltr Of New-York:
...,.....nA 349. % .lOO 3 l62. "a B 0

The Philadelphia Stock market was lower to-day;
PENNSYLVANIA state 6s third issue, sed at 100; Pha
delpha and Erie Railroad, 2Cl; Reading Railroad so
and ennsylyanla Railroad 6l Gold closed at ll2i.
The East River National Bank has declared semi-an
nual dividend per cent, tree OF Government tax.
The METROPOLITAN National Bank Will pay semiaAnual
dividend Of per cent, tree OF Tux on the 81 or July
The National Park Bank has declared a semi-annua
dividend OF per cent, free OF tax, payable July l.
The financial agent OF the Ncsf Wisconsin Railway
Company announces that they have deposited the gold
TO pay their July coupons in Europe in the London County
Bank and those payable In tDs country at She banking
house OF White, Morris & Co, No. rs WsllSt.
Messrs Thomas Denny Co. are Oering the per cent
Convertible Mortgage Bonds OF the Indianapolis, Bloom
ingtOn aud Western Railroad, aud recommend them vs.
desrab BILE investment.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Co
lumbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company
the following gentlemen elected directors
w. ID. Thompson, f. II. Fowler, WIN. WhiterGht jr., W.
X. Fosdck Jas. A. Roosevelt, Adri Isen, Jas Alex
ander, B. H. Smith, VIM DennisOn, John 3. Newman, j.
n. Converse John Gardiner j. T. Thomas, Thos. Whit
ridge, Robert Winthrop.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

The severest comment upon Pages Christ
that have yet seen is by noted HewHOrk divine in
The ST. Louis Christian Adr0cats He says: "It is sim
ply intOorabI-te worst picture OF the kind ever he
held IL Is the picture Of llsty young German yellow
haired rcdpped, his complexion spoiled by be-
tween lagcOeT and Rhine wine, his hair spoiled by at
tempting t0 change the Saxon blonde 10 some other
color The mouth Is gross tie eyes those Of strong young
nau who lad not spent tAe previous night properly.
There nothing GiNIDo Ia any expression The old
yentoua STIFF efeminate meaningless pctures OF Jesus
bad enough, but this picture has neither womanly
beauty nor manly strength
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

The following IL list OF broker firms reported lahed'
OF for whom stocks were sold out "undor the rule ::
Robert Waller, "A. g. Wood,
WA. BONTan, W. j" runs,
j. w. Giespv, tirle x 'ai'onstul
lanes Austen W. ;. F'nsbawe,
III. X. Dater T.. ". TmpsSn, j. j. Hpyt, ana n e. Jh"-
firm OF Dater & 1Impsen son.
II. A. Dc.nison
The Vice Chairman at the Stock i change hr vince
ock sold 900 shares Rock Island stock to-day Tor
account Of delinqUents.
secretaTy Boutwell, to-day Orlercdthe prepayment oi
the July interest, without rebate, on Monday the 2th
inst whatever action the clique propose 70 take In the
way OF squeezing the shorts" must be taken before
thai time.
The following Is the quarterly statement Of the Ma
tional Banks ~ the City OF NewYOrk:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

Winslow, Iarier & Co, No q Pine-st., New Yoas.
offer for sale the First Mort gage per cent Gold
Bonds Of the Evansville. Terre Eaute and Chicago
Railway Company This road 50 miles long Of
which a are completed extends from Teue Haute,
Indiana, northcTly 10 Danvilc, Illinois, forming part
of the great through route from Chicago TO Terre
Haute, Evansville, Nashville, and the South. The
remaining II miles will DC finished in August, and il
is expected that the entire line from Chicago 10
Nashville will he completed about the same time.
The capital stock Of the Company is $4,000, paya
bic in cash at par, and nearly all paid in. The
bonded debt is 7756oo of which but 100000 remain
unsold and offered at 90 per cent aud accrued iu-
torest. The principal and interest are payable in
gold coin. Coupons dEe May and November, ia
New-York Tho bonds viii he registered if desired.
The character Of the man3gers Of this road, ameng
whom are Chauncey Rose esq, OF Tere llaute and
other successful and experienced railroad men, and
its prospective business in coal, iron. and the sgri-
cultural products of the rich Wabash Valley, justify
us in recommending those bonds as good invest
mcnt
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK.

OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers aad Dedlers IN Government Securities,
No. Nassau-st New-York june 81, 1871.
Holders of Five Twenty Bonds, desiring to fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Cent Gov
ernment Loan, may do with entire safety, at
profit of about - per cent and without reduction OF
interest, by exchange for the Gold Bonds Of tho
CHESAPEAKE ED ONO RAILROAD Co.
THE CHEsArY,KE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
arc extending their line of road to the head of rel-
ablo navigation the Ohio River, where it viii
meet and connect with lines now building on pro-
jected, to the principal railroad centers and river
cities Of the West,r States. The greater part Of
the road Is ia earning operation and the rails ttecl
and iropj are being laid on the remainder The
road win have, when completed, large East and
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22

The Steamer Rs'a toOk 0nt tG 800 oS In specie and
the Colorado tiso,CoO.
There hss been considerable uneas!ness today appa-
rent among poaey lenders In consequence Of the depre
citation of vaiaes OF stocks and the general rate
was four per cent Oh ca, with exceptions s tve though
usual the leading bond houses supplied at two
Commercial paper dull nt :. yer cent fer the diff
ferent grades. Government bonds hayo been Qiet but
strong the market eloG.ng with higher range of prices
for the newer issues.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
WHAT KNOW OF IA r nj ] q
+: 4: Know
FARMING.

lr G,ey has written this book the pa1est and simplest manner
hore Ia be generally secOrdei the Of barng set
oS he little pretend nSusge that few can i TO un
"derstand.
have avoided e6ud the Of terms and distinctions IN
familiar 10 the general ear
THE little knos Of oxygen birogc, nitrogen etc have kept to
whatever might Of them woull be useless 10 ho
already aequsNei with the elementary truths Of Chemistry and osy
P.tpertg TO Others.
"Ifhere paragraph pscs which viii not he rea aus
hoohoy Of hfeea YEAR tken nave
failed paragraph simple aud as LUCID as in'ended
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
TIE MARKETS.


'NN' WEDsEsDAY June u, iSil
COTToN-Tterr has been very light cer1aad VIZ W ss
54 bsles ubch evening 49, for export - 80 have
.sealat,on Il5 and In aaA 90; for future deAe the g. @ b
80, ~sry bel al reduction ;Qtc sales foos on u.s.
Low hfiiIa: Last evenng-June leo a, lslci July @ al
ac a DC August 24c; o0j at 2ci September ~ AZ
ISS 2oS al igTc December 100 a, lsc total s51 e1es s
Is ig1 A , OJ ssc July, 300 a, 9!c llVJ ~ iJfc AZ
ses 3 lg,c; 100 10 7lGc 100 at lssc 4O a. ~ e
m Al gic 200 At 70 3l6e 24oO lstc lSS st yc
Iste lts a. u 1916; l9c 21 at ~ ii o IS
is.s GO at isic 100 ssoi lilo ot fs sptSinst o
tober 500 isc November 100 s' ise total 30 IAes S
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
Coleman DenedIc,s elo.lag qnota lLor. werr

The gold sales have been limited at i2 a121, tha pre-
ponderonce OF business being at 1l2 The market
without notable feature, except that there evil
dences OF another lookp Of gold, the paid by bor
rowers for s I'll tomorrow being per cent per
annum, and lG4 l32, 3, ard ii6 OF per cent The
days business at tho Gold Exchange Bank was "a
follows Gold cleared 5los;0O gold balances 35s 42
currency balauces, SlO9,5O5. The following tho
New-York tribune., 1871-06-22
Mem 11ublifatiors.

9TH. bssl books pshushed The sut u does NOT
,t n dy du uIon Agriculture Nat no Vns can %
In bu written ny ouc OF tie goAest ~ Wen as ono
~ simplest wters the world In his most agreeable HAnne
Farmer. will rer ts paF great deal n vssaee " s @
q, hs n their vocu0a and general reader WI ni "a
sseny ssnsdng the pleasant style Of ssaos 'he "
IT, P,,ne, viii mate and ssve thousands Of dollars he WIZ sy
rs.a aud prscire from and other e chiefly young
Sstsr from Vsges Adce plainly tell THAI VIII " s""
70 them In sfler HE