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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

Secretary Delano returned to Washington yes
eriay, aud resumed bis Official dutts
William NJ. GrOsvenOr has assumed the posi-
ton OF Editor Of ne ST. Louis ErrRing Dispqich.
THE Captain General Of Cuba has ordered that
persons accused ineBdasm shall be tiled by couTtmasL
james II. Earl has been appointed Centennial
from the Of Maryland William Prescott Smith
deceased.
49,. SOlicitor-General BTistOw is now in Kentucky.
will prob forward bis resignation this week when bis
already selected by tie President, will be announced
800. The impression that kilograms passing through
Cuba other places liable TO ceroh is not correct
Only dspsees originating delivered in Cuba are subjected TO that
pIOceIs.
MFR. Brassey. Member of Parliament from
arrived Washington bis Yacht,
low lying Of EavgYsr introduced the Predent yesterdays
BY Secretary Fish.
49, President Grant returned from Philadelphia to
Warrington YESTERDAY will leave the West present Gen
Sbtrmsh Secretary Rbeou and other ~ who attend the
faseai Of Gen. Meade have also returned.
z The President has pardoned Appleton Oak
smith Fo Warren 1891, being alleged that as
shin sgent be had aided Ia citing out vessels engaged In toe
slave Fort be transferred TO Boston jail and while
legal proceedings pending escaped aud ever since bs been %
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the carbon burned to acid instead OF oxide aud thereby
other hand, sufficient supply of water only trans
formed into steam Will oct efficiently and speedily In
extinCuishing FIRE Two main conditions are therefore
essential; l. The water must be convenient at the IN
slant OF necessity and ( there must he plenty OF IT, IL
does seem strange that In NewNork, water Is collected
and conducted. at great expense forty miles; ana Wo
there great scarcity Of the precious fluid for house
hold and manufacturing purposes 1t applied IN homeo
pathic doses through praythrowDg, costly engines TO
the CxlnCuishiug fires risk fearful To reflect upon
On the other hand floods superior water for such pur
poses all around In justice II should DE b hdt
the authorities decided some time ago that WAFER ron
the North and East Rivers must be USED iOr putting O
fires and washing streets and sewers, at some lutue
convenient time. My plan ia this: The river wafer
being carried through the streets in large pipes lel
fouTinch pipe connected 10 the street pre- ne carried
into every house or every second third or ourt mousse
and up 70 and beyond the roof with suitable supply ana
waste gates, aud hose connections IN every stoIS'
The friction through four-nch pipe IL abont li6th
that through twO1nch pipe, ana lnuDIesallhd hS
compared TO thatOf squirting water up through the ar
lDch pipe OF inch IRON 100 feet long, Will cost about
SIS with such connections and due pressure and sup
ply an overwhelming flood ~ water could be poured
upon fire almost at the instant OF its inception, and
with few short pieces OF hose every man could ne
fireman at the time Of emergency. The next point Il,
how the supply he produced and maintained. Dur
10O0OO0O gallons tsee report OF Nassau water Depart
ment-l. Pumping machinery 10 denver lO1WOOOO gaI-
Ions IN q hours could be had Tor less IMAM S5UUVW
The three fires at Portland, Chicago ana Boston cost
directly and indirectly, than s3OO,OOOOOO Add 10
that the yearly not unusual losses aud array OF stub
born figures viii appear, which must convince the most
tinguishing fires. Who paysthese hundreds OF lnlOns
The insurance companies only the agencies who col
lect them from the people who form poporuonaty the
heaviest losing portion. ROBERT CRECLBAUR
AeJr-I orl
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lFgy okier ship Ners see Second Pa9e.l
InnIA.LIl

Tor other ShtD NfES see oecO"U fH8oI
ARRIVED.
sean hin Montgomery Fso08, Savannah WITH mise 'ni as 70
Sa ip Champion Lockwood Charleston With md'e 'aa p'ss
$500 iasc BIZ Batemfn Rchmooi CITY Poist anl NORFOLK
win ,r.l,e and pas. 10 Cd Dominion steamship 10.
Ship O Bi-h, Aey Boston NOV. D ~ '.l'
Ship Gen. Mcclellan, Morrison san FRANCISCO Jul! - WA ~ -
sam y'ohtieeaie Cutter Boston days. IN ballast
Iers Metori Russ, HenleFs, Neg-iiiyen, in ballast
Hark LYDIA Hilton orr R.yrood Boston IN o'l.,s"
Yururi tof johnson, DAYS With
Bars Dacspo iSor Liverpool y DAYS win coal
Prudent. nrio. Palermo - days
rk Athena a. G Chstoners, iamiurg 40 days st m'sa
Franc Cuazar1 Ll. fizzislo Legnorn u aas VIA
MARI le, &C. ..,,
(AusLl. Loai merry - "a IN 1Alas
r. safer tAu,.l PreAea Corr }. flys IN ballast .
NU-ilayell HOicIAls ~ ile MRtt IL
dafs. asses
Park rna Donna tNor) Holken, london 80 lts IN Olsi
Dark WnsJr (Of Windsor " Gardiner; inaild u days With
6tg ieyot M af1l NASH Oh Habor &c days with ogWooi
Bng Harry Widen (oi Plsdeph) Collins Csbstn Jays, With
'usag ~ . - - Ill.
Brig w Armstrong tO SewvenD, Sorer Grand Turk T. l..
r rcrmiaa (of arsport, fori Mauzls day.,
brig Gypsy n MunfOe, 81 CoH IL dys VIII scrap ro1 AL 's
guns, ana pass. N, i, ~ IL. -,
b. r. Jobrson Denerara y DAYS VITA sugar
ScI. Goddess. hammond, lamp, Fla = lays, VIA ca y
schr John Le1tb Morn nicola y c. dis with naval sloses
e., STRUT. Cherrgtri, N1;h l1nler
Schr Zeta Psi. Coos, Jacksonville day, VIII lumber
sclr. Mary Freeiaad (new, - tlls Fes'nl G"euPch
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Al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed rih l'Hh
DIED.


BIGLOw-Nov II. herssk Conn. Luous bso~ IN ne wa
Yer ces will he bed AZ the residence 81 bis sor l. II. Bgos
Sou,h NorwaK on arrival OF train leaving weuty seenih
Newayeu Depot. Friends OF the bmy ara Invited
attend without further notice
COgI Nesyen Coma Nov r. Robert T. Coo graduate 81 fs
College Of Rev David b. Coe d. d. Of his city
COLL AORE-On TUESDAY Nov - l a West Washngo
NJ Alehea. vie Of Gilman Cd'amore.
Funeral - s Al the FGhaye Baptist Church, FoHystihst neat
Fnhsye., Friday morning next at II O'clock
DAwsON-On Tuesday. Nov H. at NeSt hofy'hns1' 'hAe
Dawson in the 18th year Of his age
DoRRMS-Ded Il sea- r. Ogden pOsemn jr aged u ,es1
mi. friends AID amses ant friends al IN miy are fesp.,ua
d "a attend hi, funeral without. further rol a. NE rr'ie ~
hi, parents. 40 Ulionpao NednesN iSIA ih'I Ai"UVeA
niRyRR-ou MONDAY Ih HaoeS's NILS Mesiohestef
dagghier Of tie late Richard
cek Harlem traiu Konah On Ihurday moraug Nov IL
UowARD-At Psrtcheer y y Sunday morning NOV 10, H. d.
Tho a,e and friends are uvel attend the funeral from h ate
49,, :, pG,s.bes.r \ T. Wednesday, Nov - ocock
r T1,ins leave t7yeutlsi Depot NeioTk - = To- snt
ia M retnnuz leave Porichese a. 4:sb and b.al
,pu.N Nv n 1872 Dr. Pardon = Lapham, aged - ysayA
fop 75 East Thirteenth ST. NeSfSrk Neinesiay l5 ITO
O'clock p
wife william Meieau the 11tA Of hes
ase fu the ~ r. Chah. Bedford ard
tnrsi.v 18Th inst O'Clock. Friends ard rraves o. Ito
y 80 Of her Wand AMI Rev. AeraEa d. Lean arc Invited
10 attend
scupgERAther residence Ne s. East sixty Ss,t, Aads Gsns
tbnl dsn.ht Of samuel Schiller, SEQ,
Sot.ce Of funeral hereafter
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HOW To PREyENr CoNFLAGRATIONs.

10 me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is perhaps not generally known that at
times the state OF the atmosphere Is not only far more
than usually favorable TO combustion, but that 1t is so
70 extent which renders the relied upon
for Cxtnguishing fires totally inadequate. The writer
has had opportunities 10 convince himself OF this fact in
fires, particularly among mountain cedar timber.
in which ~ usual dry times furious brusbwOOd fires fail
10 communicate 10 the closely surrounding timber, while
at rare times under no apparent change OF circun-
stances even moderate grass fire will communicate
freely and simultaneously at various places Such seems
90 Ia 70 been the state Of the atmosphere during last
wears CONGREGATIONS IN the Northwest and again at
Boston, At such times our expensive aud inadequate
nre-engnes which spend most Of their energy In chrn-
ing up the water and overcoming friction in small hose
become useless.
Why is the present system imperfect An inadequate
quantity Of water upon intense fire If instantly de
COMPOSED into it, original elements Which In their com
bpstop give out all the heat t Tequi ed 10 decompOse
III ss.l. 1.t 20 LOt 49,, Tie case Lei Uo-la c.L
srwe pass Of ID suCkc, unconsumec. arc thus iGnited
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ELECTION NOTES.

Grants majority in San Francisco, by Official
canvass, is COS.
Additional returns of the election in Cal
,fornia increase Grants majority to above 1cO0 and
these figures will not be changed much either way by
the returns yet to come In.
Further returns from Oregon make Grants
majority 5000 in that State, but the Democratic counties
vet TO be heard will reduce those figures consider
ably.
A private telegram from San Diego. CAL,
dated Now H. says that r. c. Mccormick has been re
elected delegate to Congress from Arizona without oppo
stiOn.
A special session of the Indiana Legislature
will convene to-day A Republican caucus last might
nominated W. X. Edwards OF Yigo County for Speaker
and g. W Friedly of Lawrence County for President OF
the Senate. The Republicans will hold caucus tonight
for the nomination OF candidate for the position OF
United States Senator.
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WASHINGTON.
REDUCING THE INTERNAL REVENUE FORCE.
WAsuINGTOE. Tuesday. Nov ~. 1872.

REDUCING THE INTERNAL REVENUE FORCE.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. p, 1872.
Under the new Internal Revenue law the force Of As
SCISSORS and Collectors numbering $50 Of each class
is TO be reduced to 70 by the LIST Of January next and
Commissioner Douglass will begin the work OF con-
solidaug districts in order TO make the reductions In
some States there will be but two Collectors as
signed but In the larger states and densey populated
cites there will be sufficient force 10 do the work with
out Inconvenience business interests An immense
pressure being exered in favor OF various ncumbents
The long pending contest the composition Of the
BROOKLYN Board OF Examng Surgeons has reached
conclusion by tine action OF the Commissioners OF Pen
sions who today recognized the entire Board 80 10
make its membership follows: Drs. Vim. McCallam
and N. W. leighton, allOpathic and DR.. Albert H. Sum
ner, homeopathic.
AS explanatory OF the recent diplomatic call on
President Grant TO congratulate him on his reelection
II can be stated that the Ministers Spain and Bel
GUM last received kilograms from their respective
Governments insructing them 30 to act TINS was the
origin OF the arrangement among the foreign Ministers
now here to call in body at the Executive Mansion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

PHILADELPHIA. 1.-THE deufni Ibis week nF ne i-fcrt>
bat about
250 he soil ron ie T. 10 Tor 20 GOOD snt o y
g. g o for choice and beecA Common "a e SOFA li n "a
&c q %.
SHEgP-Tere Ess gol e best quality ofis1 end %,
40cbc . 10. from 81 ao4 80 head Good ian
ToGs-Tfi rsrEet well nopd 'ni the demand va goi fS
head sold a from 80 7JnG5 q 100 % n.i O..
much inglr Or Cows; zy heal so % ~
GgOStJ springer. and from $50 $50 10y rem c.NR
tterecf iT zoe beads market AZ rr.
bu urly Tor Terans stock, former selling % - 80
3 ~ d - 87i: shDnc 9, iYJ neal
drl dcc1el 0al5c; slcs ~ - @lS' ~ os -
D: Icceipis 1900 hat shirncls y" bead NLP
fairly prices steady oa-S zi; rfe?ts 20 heit
ported heid making the total supply os he es la'
fr 3lg head or 0i cars the time at week
Mirl dull last weeks closing ute 0 mei etei
good 70 prime hell above ble eas; appartc da's
t ran ii lY opened; buyers lofaz OF
Ssi.sl45 Ohio ranrrg from Ito 70
1871 al 81 lli ~ Ohio st0cker averaging ~ ~ ~
Illinois ranging 1870 32 % AZ - Sd 40 l'i y
Indiana averaging 1905 10 - So ~ lnana and
hsifers ranging 81 10 llsl d. ~ Sd5S ae 70 hehgm
COWS. ayeraging s25 h. 81 - g. ,
SssEp ASo LANBsRcc osy, 300 bead 1akirg he 'o'ai
supply thus 500 beat against 400 head Tor ms
.afBe ir, Lasts Market opened
HoGseespts today 1920 head making Ike total snpPy Tor ms
wes thl, f,r Tal against l73J or The TINE last wef
lou' sold at prices ranging tom - '1
S. dgs 0 cwt or lght YORK loss
briugoQ Heavr hog, for The Boston mars
are affected and the derangenen o. n 10 ti
CIV buyer, hoing of for decline ant firiher ees -
Ncbgli hogs haiqg rom 2JgD 30 d. At $40 so Inmt ios
aterGg 20 ID. az - 20
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being sewed and finished by farmers ana meehahTes
wives and daughters throughout Northern Ne" y, q
gland labor Is i'm reality undisturbed by the fire. ~
goods selected IN New-YOrk shipped 70 Nasuus'
Portland and other New England cities, az WhlC1 t
of garments 10 be made will begin before SATURDAY th
lt is related incident of peculiar inte.Ss' ~
shawl trade that at the late auction sales OF tnc -
ington aud Waterve Mills, where goods We.e su Zine
about 80 20 20 per cent Of their previous
Boston iobbers were the heaviest buyers, ana l W.
made sales auction prices throughout the NOT ers
This circumstance created much ieenng Of these
in that section who had previously laid IN sto o me
brands at high prices The mills had not DauG tatd
discrepancy IN prices TO the early buyers, but AZ
that Inc n re removes all this contention ana ~
eoubrum 81 values East and West IN ihs los,o'' m
is believed that the saYageS et the bVS''' nv "N
aNera from s 20 rs per cont
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AND MEETINGS.

The annual session of the Eastern New
York sons of Temperance will be held at Lyric Hall at
10 a. today.
The congregation of st. PauIs German Evan
oelicaI Lutheran Church is holding bazaar at the
CITY Assembly Rooms for the purpose OF raising FUNDS
with which To erect now church IN south brooklyn
Prof. j. ii. Pepper, f. c. s., delivered an m
tereting lecture the subject Of g. Poiarized ght at
irving Hall last evening The speaker was not confined
IN manuscript. and his lecture familiar talk Win
his hearers rather than formal address from the pat
form.
The British Icoloniets Of New-YOrk met at
No 1919 springs last night, TO listen to request from
nronnent citizens OF Quebec for and In the erection OF
Inonument TO the memory OF Louis Papncau Ihe mee,
IN Was enthusasc and was determined 10 coVpeIa.e
with coonists I'm other cities ca raise uud on tue part
of the United states for the purpose.
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company, yes
,erd,v elected the following Board OF Directors; Chas
u Davenport Edward Jordan, Loyal 5. Pond c. Put
IN srn,th Archibald NJ Bliss Henry A. Bond, and An
thony H. DmOck. At subsequent meeting OF the
RipnStors A. u. DmOck elected President, Charles
davenport NlccPresldent D. u baAei Jr' Seorolar)'
and Henry j. Qnnand Treasurer
A suspicion that the surplus funds of the
Gold Exchange Bank were being Incorporated re-
suited IN nm examination, which revealed deficiency OF
1900 and reflected unaygebly upon The cashier Con-
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rHE STATE or mann
n,vlHA WEEKLY MarEKr.


HAvAvA Nov H. via by Net-le ioos way ere 20 f.u0e
Oft tie ~ bGanCf S1.lrli Hff y.
s,r,r rc,re AMI ,. rrees nominal; opc limited tls
se7ty Of ls1ad iymfnf, C1llri good a. tor pi'as
= fw coatT. CT b SC uade far SUGAR an hoite. -
Sugar az h1an.t-Ak DO Tai ~ .fsf nPH'
and IS bhi week. 80 boxes aa 10 hbl ffp "a
Turrg the wee O531 Is hiis uciIng -JtJ 10 10
intel sigte qrci stesdy 500 81 = CT oe
"a demand E5lf.5i
gunaL Flour ioyautat ~ s0dsis . bbl Here e1s
S,gsr.eurl n demand Lard kecs hurcG 81 FTfb Sf
IN tins -3l per quutaL Potatoes sf'v lai9f tfns
a sl3 550@t per qlan'el Oaions gyit. 40 Wn, ~
ss7 30 Ger bBl Coal OIL n f1ner. # 5o reals gon
Eptg Hogf dan Lnmlef DO e.; demand Whte lIa" ~
pitch Pire eFn Goo. unsettled F .As lat; ios gag
Havana for United STATE Tor ~ sugar. 81 p tofi m 1rs
Is: rer ho-shef sgr from outside pors The north oasf
to the United Sfrtes. O. 23H 81 50
EIchae.-Ou Urei stste' dew. curnsy, 7a7 poarns
short sight ga1 pss'nu CO days, gh .o) pe-lai sasrS
sight 2ldlll premium Lorlon. Ji3d32 prcuiu'n.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1872

cry Win cloudy weather and light snow, but clearing
Meatnor ~ tne afternoon In the Northwest from lne
UpPer Mlsrisslppl Valley 10 Indiana and tennessee
rain.
In the western Gulf States southerly winds and coudy
States generally clear weather and norbery winds;
the lower lakes aud thence over New-England and the
Mldde STATES GEAR cool Meaiher and norheIly Winds
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cRnlEs ANp CAsuALTlEs-nY TELEGRAPH.

The warehouse of the Citizens Oil Refinery at
Pittsburgh together with O barrels OF elned OIL was totally consumed
By ire Monday night
Two new boilers IN Brown, Bonnell g. Co.'S
ypem Ohio efp0del mncay Instantly Killing
f Josph wallace and Michael Ohaor and seriously tienBg
three olLer employees OF the mill
John Creeden a German boy nge IA, was killed
. Ne c Of the Midland Railroad 90 Wssaysoas .aon near Mid
deown n Y, by mail train holsy agbi' Hua morse ne Was
diving isl a leg Goien. ard bad TO oe killed
TIM jewelry store Of c. O., Waterman Of Wor-
r 6', CAN'T n H. vas robbed LAST February. Yesterday
Nsrp Wager Lyng 10 BmIionst Aban} NAs No''a sA
portion Of he stolen property found IN h' possession
"A coroner's jury at Raleigh. n. O., rendered q
verdict yesterday, IN the 81 he ey Or j. bnn.I &c
"a haze been p oneI Of bis fam tla lle
A. inject, rl rcrlfi Oct q, t't Ton w" GUY - 49,,
d4ulLteL
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PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN-
TION.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 12-The Constitutional
Convention Organized here to-day by the election of
william NJ Meredith OF Philadelphia as President No
other business Of any importance was transacted
motion was made to accept the invitation OF the Phila
dephia Councils aud hold the sessions OF the Conyen
roacbed however on this ques tion. Among the more
muortnt matters which will come before tie COnVen-
non re fbe reformation Of the tax laws and the abolition
nj suecal legislation. Politically the Convention con
stifited az follows: Administration Republicans. 90;
Democrats 90; Liberal Republicans, Tie ablest men
az the state are among the members, and much Is e1
pected from their labDrs.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, AT DIcESsoTs, IN PARK
sAm-sso Nooa-5sio 3p m.-to' MldugH-~
RnMINRNT ARRIYALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Hestainster Hotel-M Garcia, the Argentine Migfs-
ter sra family run renHs Ho,i he Hon hsbl'n Cha9se u =
Co1s N,sssu he Hor " D. ,hop Of Connscelti e1hYo X
NJ Bishop Of Cincinnati; Judge Irae Spencer o. yricus anI
pas 81 Chicago HregOoTt H0uSYsc0nni de hore fft ,p
en-, A. ~ Louis ard srGov Lawrence Of Pbode hand ~ Deas
B0Dl-E1. Mccarthy Of SyIscrse. ~ sy nous
stor William johnson Of Seneca Falls n y; Alfred "1i
tier Of Cincinnati $. N. sboem'ker Of Bi9oIe' ~.
Gen Johna T. Ouen Of Phiacepha.....A'1r Hor~-J11Bo
Y n Rnecrsns Gens FALL n T.. Ho6qn HoHse
Mott Of Inc Egyptian Army and W McAline Of Pitshed
Uovse-r1e u. Weaver Of Albany. 81 Jamts Ho-
Gen A. Med McCok, u. $. AMY and Col g. w. SeCooE o.
%Jbars Uo-The Hon benjamin Stark II Connect cut ot
Ne5oI,s BoTbe Hon Cherries Foster n G., Of Ohio er1oy
Seurds Of Nebraska Hon Julius Iotchk Of Cornectcut Gen
m uare.yol m ADAMS Y snd G. B. Lndema1 PenusylVaua
F,rst COmmlnier J. j. R1d. d. h NiV.''''N'
York H0kl-Tbe Hon. J. u. SpotSo0d Of Delaware
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF me CnIEF sI0NAL OFFICE

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WLsaRGTOs. ID. C., Wednesday, Nov. Isl e. m')
SynoDsis rOr ne pdH fIcentv-fear hou';
The barometer has risen with clearing
weather aud prevailing northwesterly winds on !he
lower lakes, and thence over New-Enganu anu ,ho
Middle states IN the South Atlantic ana Gun cihlcs
fair weather and Hight variable winds.
From Tennessee TO Michigan, and thence to the upper
Mississippi Valley, sOuth-cnsterly winds ana partly
cloudy weather In the Northwest and ON Lake supe-
rior sOuheastery to northeastery Winds Threatening
weather. ana light prevail
IrObdbiiities
In tho NVitAi,Gs. ti,OiVo over tho uPpo, i@Hos'
soutoascry " 1orhcJly S.nds, YecrDg 10 pcr!aNeSs
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THE FRAUDULENT DIPLOMA BUSINESS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. &c. II. L. Coils,
CITY Solicitor has received letter from the American
Consul at Hamburg stating that advertisements have
been published In German newspapers, Offering To pro-
cure degrees from the University Of philadelphia for
$40 In gold lilo has informed the Consul at the charer
tAo Assembly, Hnd InI sasa 49, "a -A|A'- -''-~
lie LlsrCgaTdgd.
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ARKANSAS.
TRIUMPH OF THE LIBERALS-GREELEYS MAJOR
ITY ESTIMATED AT 10000.
InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TnIBuNRl

GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TrIBuNBl
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 12.-FOrty counties
heard from give Brooks 37G5 majority at the regular
polls A large number Of legal voters who were stricken
from registration books held special polls and cast
their votes under provisions Of the Enforcement act
Counting the votes at these special polls increases the
majority for Greeley and Brooks TO $685. Twenty coun-
ties are yet to heard FROM all Of which, excepting four
will give Liberal maOrites. In the majorities will
be very large and VIII swell the Liberal majority nak-
inc allowances for Minstrel frauds to 10000. AZ the
regular polls all the appliances for fraud were lesOred
10 Including blllOtbOx stuing. repeating. and throw
ny out votes. Missouri Township Clark County hay
ING registered vote OF %. returned majority for the
CLAYTON Baxter ticket OF 47. Notwithstanding all these
frauds The Liberal ticket been triumphany elected.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
LITTLE Rock, Nov l2.-BOth political parties continue
to claim the State, but according TO the Official returns
RoxtCr Is elected Outside polls were held In NUM-
her OF counties and by counting these Brooks Is elected
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TELEGRApHIC NOTES.

James l.. Dunbar has been appointed Post
master a Bridgeport Conn.
Harrison Jones, Deputy Collector of Revenue
At Los Angeles, Cal, dicd Sunday night
-. The telegraphic cable between Hong Kong and
Shanghai ceased work Tue Of the Interruption unknown
The American fleet will Winter in the Medi-
flagship aud corvette will remain hArsees and
lie other The leet Toalon AID Vlsinnebe.
The Southern Maryland Railroad, under the
management Of Col ssoot being RAPIDLY pushed or~sJ and
Rail nv enrlgs
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Gu 70 ballots OF the Grant electoral ticket the name OF
Frederick Douglass was scratched and on ballots cast
in the second district of Yonkers his name was nispeed
Frederick Douglass aud dsalowed; while In the third
district of Mount Pleasant there cast S5 blank bal
lots 1t is probable the OF the State, Con
gress County, Assembly, and school Commission tickets
Will not be completed before Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
QUEENS COUNTY.
The Queens County Board of Supervisor

The Queens County Board of Supervisors
met Mt the County Clerks Office Jamaica, yesterday, and
made the official canvass Theodore j. Cogsweil the
Republican candidate Tor member Of Assembly In the
Hi District entered protest against the Board count
ing the vote of tae Second Ward Of Long Island CITY as
he intend, TO contest the election In this Ward tho s
peryisor and Marshal were driven from the polls. No
residences are attached TO the names OF voters the
list and the list is signed only by the poll clerks The
foll,v. irV l. the official canvass