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New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
MEXICAN RAILROAD PROJECTS.

To The Edtt0r or The IFFO"He'
SrR. Since the discussion on the mOdiiica-
,ons to the Tuxpan railroad grant has begun IN Con-
oress pubc excitement has become intense throughout
.1e corntrv II has suppanted politics, revolution pro
nnneia,aietos and all things which generally occupy the
Maxiean mind It is simply question of immediate
~ for thousands whom the cessation OF civil war mas
eft in n state bordering on starvation Ihey await the
result of the discussion TO know whether they arc 10 n
rl, and thereby means OF earning honest hveh-
hood OF are to left again TO follow the banner VI sono
revolutionary leader and live on the country of per
haps revolver in hand to stop the stage on 'De ns
avs and take their chances OF receiving few eoins OF
an ounce Of lead The misery Is great in towns and viii
Ies and men will not starve long they can eht or
roh. and the relief must be immediate or We Wlh not
have peace for three months after the hope OF that rc
no gone II ia question OF immediate railroads tDro"g"
ont the popuous and richest portions OF INC c0ui5
no railroads for many long years TO come No one i"
unon Mr. Pumbs project but as the means ehpoE'u' w
clo rs 70 achieve personal and interested enGs WIN
ot n remote prospect Of the construction oI We Ia
road Tic press nearly unanimous III layoI OF tIn.
inc cen Rosecrans the notifications ne deems htSetsr
20 make the grant effrctuGl Fourteen States through
their Governors. have sent resolutions 10 se5 w
viting the House to dispatch the business viii tS or
St n9sIe delay Nine States have sent, through their
legislatures resolutions u the same ehect Inc Yny
adyersales o the Generals proposit ons are MAJ sii
~, A. deputies long aceus, Omed 10 traffic IN all bs
presented to Congress out OF which they presume tha
money may be squeezed and who use Mr. fumb lro
i, 90 ~eanon 10 DELAY and II possible, defeat Cen
/ posocronS with the Intention OF subsequently over
tlrowing Mr. Plumbs project and clearing INC nc hsG iyr
the,r own eliGue, who IA TO make hls appear
apce at the proper time ana WIN ",Vt non ~ states
are so strongly Interested IN having rro1os ro1 m Grry
ately their Nv % eC ~ pyofssonai m
trcDers and shortly the amendments asasu % iol w % -,
Rosecrans will undoubtedly be grahte1 iI - o't "a
Sn onnion throug ghOut the states Is too 1900 10
n Sv corrnnt men OF the capital 10 overthrow an
n enterprise of such grand ana oenen''"' S'F
II "1g asrSo an, Oct o. 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
CHICAGO'S!
SYMPATHY FOR BOSTON


Speaking or the CONSERVATION caused in CHI
cago by the news OF the Boston fire. Tie Tribune Of that
city says:
our calamity was BostoH's. and Boston felt IT, and
showered her sympathy aud her isateria elerngs win
n lavish urufusiou. Bostous terrible visitation was
doubly ours could feel what she felt ana every
terrible line that told OF the work OF the Tem9rseless
flames recalled TO the readers mlnd tle picture
Of oct o. 1871, which years will not eface.
The news was more than news TO Chicago II
was almost renewal OF her own unspeakable
pain Aud naturally enough the excitement throughout
the city was greser any time since the first few
days succeeding the disaster which laid Chicago low
The morning papers produced feeling In every house
hold which could not be forgotten Men fuhheu OUT no
the streets for confirmation Of the news, an9 Iouhd III
the xcitpd faces of those they met that unwecOme es
timony which thev sought Down the streets toward
the cent of the city hundreds hurryng in almost
an agony of expectancy hope. and fear to learn the
truth Where met they asked eagerly Is u truei
And then hy S fai sG ne And on they sped to learn
particulars. IL was plainly written and readily
graph Office with The minulest details IL was possible to
learn Every fresh dispatch was read Win ihsIeas,a
anxiety AS yet only the business portion OF the elty
was IN namos ana the fire was still unehecked. thsy
found Tnen IN sonSng s fd 9 dss tne a te
S"Tt6 side saving what they could, up with fear
Uonss man was quickly constructed, giving rough
outline OF the cty's topography, and tho pros
p%aedIv There were numerous BostOnians pres
ent' ana hundreds Of people who were as
citV m with those of Chicago, and they were listened 10
with the closest attention. AT noon tbe Nhole ey "ns
down town thronCing the hotels the newspaper olnces
the Telegraph offices still unsatished az 70 the extent Oh
the fire Marble and granite buildings had sucSumped
10 Le flames but how the residents iaTlnsf lhdt
ouestion was home one, and by tar, Oftenes repeated
and remained for "A long time unanswered, except by
iide,cc rrcn OF the city had been touched that
tSe awful element lad satisfied fury with the de-
yyamcn and children we're enjoying the privilege
OF shelter and home Tnus far they were better Oh tn
,ervad fhe excited thTong found expression III words
not often uttered hY some Of those present
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
SPAIN.

TRIAL OF THE FERRoL NsURGENTS-APPEAR'
ANCE OF CARLIsTs IN ANDALUsIA.
MADRID. Wednesday, Nov. IS. is77.
The trial Of the revolters of Ferrol by court
martial continues Several OF the rngleaders IN
the rebelous yesterday found guilty OF
all the serious charges made against them, ana SEN
tenced 70 death Two bands OF Carlss have appeared
I'm Andansa and have interrupted telegTaphc ana rail
way communication between several places. Troops
have been sent after them.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
A PHIIADELrHfA FIRE.

PH11ApELPHIA. Nov. IA fire broke ont
this eRenntB the Of SO. ais North Efenhst occu
pied sor the storage OF window bnde, slntthTs ano
moldIogs and soon communicated 20 the sarrouneng
property desrsyine buildings, mostly Of small value
covering an area Of about Aooo sasare feet Abraham
Brown o0a dealor at Eighth and Wiilow-sts had 1900
tns OF coal badly damaged The ice depot OF the Car
penter lee Company entirely burned. bat al the
houses were saved. All the property. except the ioe
6spot was owned By Mr. Blown, wkO estimates bis less
az S5 OOo insuranee, 5000. The Carpenter Ice Com
panys loes q about 5000
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS
FRANCE.
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT THEIRS TO THE NA.
TIONAL ASSEMBLY.
FRANCE.

TIONAL ASSEMBLY
PARIS, Wednesday. Nov. 13 1917.
The message of President Thiers was re-
eeved by the National Assembly aud read to-day The
message begins with thanks God for the progres ~
the work OF reparaon and the general prosperity
country. Referring the extraordinary Of the
last loan asked by the Government Il says tie whole
available capital Of the commercial world Vas csoFod to
France. Half Of the loan has been realized ID three
months Germany has been paid sCOcoooCo francs
OF the indemnity, and she VIII receive
20o0oO,OC0 more In December. The budget shows de-
felt OF 100000 francs for the past fiscal year. but the
estimates show that the equilibrium Of expenditure ana
revenue will be restored in 1873. and that surplus may
looked for in 1874 AlusiOn is made 70 the disasters
OF the late war, the cruel dism emberment Of tho
country, the frightfu burden 1t had 20 bear.
and the establishment OF the Republic. All these
things suddenly bursting a surprised and disheart-
ened country might have resulted IN rrepabe disaster
II order had not been maintained. fOrcibe appeal
made to theoretical Republicans not 10 spare even
cessiye sacrifices for order in their interests Events
have given them the Republic. The Republic exsts
the legal Government. An attempt at any diGerent
form Of government would lead TO the most terrible
luton The President deprccates formal proclamation
ofthc Republic by the Assembly. The better policy would
be to impress tho institutions Of the country the
faatnres Of Conservative Repubicanism The TepHbhc
mus. oe -."~"~ise IT cannot exist The
absolute need OF France ID repOse The ass oiobt ye
through a few days OF agitation; after fr,s5 .on,
Others It fears ITSELF and falls into the OF al
venturer travelling the sad and humilatiDg Journey
from anarchy to despotsm and despotsm to anarchy.
The slightest fault IL sufficient 10 wreck the republic.
France orderly and strong inspires confidence N for
eign powers who desire above all just equilibrium
France II not TO isolate herself may 3'eome
surrounded by trusting and useful friends. To the As
semby left the initiation Of constitutional measuTeS
The decisive moment has arrived FOR the work Jhe
President promises Difference, cooperation ana d6VOton
The President concludes by invoking God 70 bless the
work Of the Assembly, ana render complete and dura-
ble contamination which has not been attained since
the beginning Of the century
The message was well received by the "lcft," to
whom It gives great satisfaction M de Kerdrel Con
servative, moved the appointment OF committee to
draw up reply. Tie motion agreed 10 by small
majority. thought that the Presidents message
will lead to On early dissolution Of the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
ASPECTS OF TRADE.
EFFECT OF THE BOSTON FIRE UPON LEAD
ING STAPLES

TIE CONSEQUENCES OF THE DISASTER SUMMED
UP BY NEw-YoRK MERCHANTs-sTATEMENT5 NT5
or BOOT AND SHOE, DRY GOODS, AND HARD
WARE DEhLERS-LEATHER AND WOOLEE
GOODS LIKELY TO RISE AND COTTON FABRICS
TO REMAIN FIRM-BOsTON MERCHANTS BUY
ING HEAVILY.
The trades which suffered most severely by
the fire In Boston the leather tho boot and shoe,
the WOOL the dry goods and the hardware lines, these
being centered n that part OF the city which was burned
The merchants in this city having business relations
with those in Boston who have been burned out have
received information which enables them to form ac-
conclusions 10 the effect of the fire upon bus-
ness and prices I'm the different branches OF trade
Influenced by n In order TO gather information the
subject from the most trustworthy sources TRIBUNE
reporters conversod yesterday, with some Of the largest
dealers In these classes OF goods.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14

W. Mulligan and j. Camerden nave been appOhtea re-
cevers OF the Humboldt and International Companies
respectively.
TWO PROVIDENCE COMPANIES EMBARRASSED.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 13.-The Equitable In
Company OF this city has stopped taking rsts
and called meeting OF its stockholders The total risks
OF the Company in the Boston burnt district are S7oO
and the total assets $4,000 The Merchants Insurance
Company has also called meeting of It's stockholders to
determine what shall be taken in the future
The assets of the Company $3s546l, and the
total risks the burnt district in Boston $2OOO
HEAVY Loss OF A BANGOR COMPANY.
BANGOR, Nov. 13.-The Union fInsurance
Company figures It's losses by the Boston fire down TO
NJOOcO, which viii be promptly paid.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
THE HORSE DISEASE.

BA1T1NoRE. Nov. 13.--Although the horse
disease has generally abated through the cty and many
wagons and drays appeared the sreets business
{, sin suffering from lack OF transportation and the
teet railroads are running only oDefourtb OF the usual
number o cars Since Monday last dropsY has appeared
i'm number of stabee, attacking horses pseu ~he Sick
and proving fatal iu many instances, ,.,.,,-..,. q,
Osu-FGO Nov I3-There u not much Improvement In
the horse epidemic. But few teams are on the street,
and are used wherever they can be had .. s.,,
nreyalent here though its vruenco seems abaed ana
AMY horses are recovering Business of nl kinds is yet
nnch nnpeded The coal receipts by the Delaware ana
Undson Canal are very slight. Ozy "a boats reaching
tide water to-day. Stone earting IL totAy suspeDded
The horsecars are not yet ruhint anu uhen h are AZ
case is at its hight and farmers are crippled In ther
Fall work from lack OF horses ~. - -
sderng the proprety Of qunrsnnug horses TO prevent
the appearance OF the epidemic. 80, -, ,,. -,
WILMINGTON, ". g., Nov. lS.-Ine horse dlsesse mas
,ade its ppearance I'm this CITY There 70 far
about 20 cases. mostly OF "a nlld tEpe. ,,. -
WUEEIIai W.. Va, Nov. 3.-Ihe horse disease ap
,osred here today creating considerable excitement
among horse Owners Reports from adjacent portions Vi
Ohio state that the disease st preValls W consaFl
TonTsT1IzR T. Nov ls-Ths epizootdc has spread with
great rapdity to-day More than Sos horses are no"
aifhi' and nearly All tho hacks of the street.
LIitwAUKEK, Nov 13.Tne horse disease IL about at
M Lgt nearly every horse in the city buang more or
IN THIS CITY.
The effects Of oyerwori bsd nrndng, and
neRsct are stI apparent In many stbies The horses
which were carefully nursed well fed and well rested
arc row IN tolerable health and capable Of performing
their usual amount Of work Those owners however,
Who for the sake Of temporary proht compelled their
reason 10 rue their shoTtlghted poacy The cases on
dropsy stl continue aud paniu deaths have oc-
for the part They proSed very efficient
for moving heavy loads
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
THE DRY NURSE OF SHE oCoNoR moyrxnvr
SHOT.

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, Nov l3.-Judge Dyke
c. Moresu one OF the oCOIor electors from tbis s,ts
and now editor Of The LOgaTsp0r San. The causc ,t
the shooting the appearance OF an article in las,
weeks Sion denouncing Dykeman. MOFeau's ,gouno ~
serious but wil probably not provo fatal An alicnn,
was prevented By the police '4'"i "u' "
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
PORTUGAL.

CONCESSION FOR TELEGRAPHIC CABLE TO
BRAZIL.
LISBON. Wednesday. Nov. u. 's72.
Tho Government or Portugal has signed. ..
oonoesson 70 the Falmouth aud Malta Telegraph Main
topance and Construction Company, empowering them
20 Law an electric cable from Portugal 10 Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
HOW AID MAY BE GIVEN.

To he Edtto or The Trtbune.
SIR: VIII you kindly allow us to inform,
through your eolumns all members Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church that they can, by contributions and
Offers OF situations greatly assist many who have been
deprived employment by the great calamity to cur
cityi The Rector Church wardens, and Lay Reader Of
this parish will gladly Hc the agents OF any who are
disp. sed TO aid. JOHN Fox,
BENJAMIN WOODWARD.
christ CLtteA Veshy Room Boston, Nov y, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
FOUR MEN INJURED BY 4 RAILROAD COLLISION
AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.--A collision occurred
this morning the Baltimore and Potomac Raroas
near the tunnel in the southeastern part of Washington
between construction train ami four car, loaded with
gaYel that had brokeu loOfe rom train whio passing
thfsush ne tunnel FOlr .0Ofed men from Alexandria
va were iJuiei ono beng severely bruised. the soc,
ohd losing hand another having his sht eg eutOr
and q fourth having both legs irikcu
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
A CARD.
A CARD.
TO the Edttor The Tribune.

TO the Edttoro OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your yesterdays issue you repre-
sent this Company as having lost by the Boston hrc
s4tOOoO which representation does us great injustice
The error We suppose occurred by stating our asses
which are $45O the amount 0f our losses, whereas
the latter should have been S250,00O -
Netc- York Nov, I3, 1872. ID. Il. KELLER, President
I'VE said on Tuesday, the admitted loss Is s2loOo
aud we gave the amount the loss In the taDe We
published yesterday.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
MEXICO.

TFR1TIN ATION OF THE INSUNRLCIIUNAhI MVNf
MENT IN sINALoA
MArAMoRos, Mex, Nov. 13.-Gen. Ceball( o.
Military Governor sinaloa. announces tue paencatop
of that state without bloodhed, Gen. Dlaz having sur
rendered and given his parole to present mse az hs
contry on the complete restoration o. peace Ihefe H.
c11 ~ REJOICING IN tine capital.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14

-. Aatholy IIollopo, DE novelist, passed through
Mt Lsie Cfty oS Morasr eoggt -
&C. W. 0ruseee, prom inent lawyer from Wis
eonsih, ard pifiti ~ UUe ST. DhttA. y a
denly Tuesday rigGs It be waes oass, IA salt Lake titJ
The Hon. George Bancroft the American Min
itteT B rim NAo visit itonsisn
~tb us sultan gueJsJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
ITALY.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.
ROME. Wednesday, Nov. ID. Is


In consequence of reports of prevalence OF
cholera in the southern part of Austria the Government
has issued an order requiring all vessels arriving at
ports in Italy from the former country TO undergo quar-
anLine.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-14
w1amsburgh City.-surplus after paying amount at
risk, $25,0O0
THE SUSPENDED COMPANIES.

The following ls q list of the companies
which have suspended. with statement OF losses and
assets, and The Spectators estimate Of what each will
pay. Some Of tho companies have subscribed new cap
ilal and will start again:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24

Rev 4 H. William l4!sh Iillod a hog
which weighed t9S los.

Rev 4 II. William l-ssll .illod hog
which weighed 49S los.
Denmark is justly proud of her neat
stock Among which We W'n'd mention
u inc large pair OF two-Sear 90. steers,
"uu-.i g., JamSs N"Acy; aud = lsi oi
c,t,--, tvlongius To- Natharicl TALL.
which girt L., 1 iurhes.
Alphonzo Allsu has bought ID. l.arkia
Jordan lsrm; ard A. T.Hill has bought
the j. l.. Friuk farm.
The East Denmark Sewing Circls re-
Gently met at the residence Of hial Jor.
dan. Esq where they partoOk Of an oys-
ter supper. which, to judge from the
manner in which it was dispatched. was
ali that could be desired. Supper ssdsd,
there followed q sale OF articles manuiac-
tuned by the Circle-quilts. shirts, stock
ings. aprons, &c. Tue occasion Was a
pleasant one to all who were present.
While matters in Denmark, generally
speaking. Ate rather dull, the owners OF
oN teams are busy enough, hauling wsod
aud lumber, and taking the preliminary
steps i0r The iOgsin. season.
\ worthy Citizeu residing in ths vest
yru par, Vi tbs town, after persis,enIly
c'mSiuE for over thirty years to TIE
s,ud old-,a,hiouej open fireplace, TO The
total exclusion OF stoves or any kindred
,unoyAtions, hasa last yielded TO ,hs
iron heel OF pco-ress aud purchased IL
sarge cook stove with all lhs modern im
saoyemcuts. SAYS the BrjigiJs N1.cS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, GAleu Howe, Of Hanover ii the
w G0unly "a OAiOpl EE4 @la.- x, AAI-;e, IN
the seventh day OF November, A ID. lsdI, by ms
mort gage deed OF that date convey eed 20 John T.
Merrill, 90 Lowell, In the County OF MlddleseN
and state II Massachusetts, certsin piece or psi
eel of land. 81 uatrd ia Hanover aforesaid bound
eel as follows tu wit:-beginnin2 at the northwest
corner Of the old CarJug lulli near the house then
owned hv Joel Howe, since deceased; thence north
s1rtv-tivc degrees east, i've rods, thence south
twenty i've uc.,oes last nine rods, thence south
sixty TX degrees west, six rods, ,hence north ft.
tesn degrees west seven rods and seven links o.
tbe FIRST mentioned bound, containing forty three
roJs-be the same mo-s or lcss-toscther with all
the buildings there's. machinery anil to9ls there
unto belonging also the wstcr.prNilese, miil dtin
and roOrn, belonging 20 the same, together with
thertght II nOwase tiIeu OTue;t ~ tue sad N2ien
Howe, heing al anu singular ne same properly
capveyed 70 the said 6islen aRd "a w :. Howe ny
joel Howe by his deed bearing date April IA, \.
ID geo. 10 secure the payment OF a certain note,
dasrribsE in ,ail mortgage, which mortgage tce'i
Is dutv recorded ga t1Ok ~, page -, OEtorS
Eeyi,iry of Deeds 90 which reference may be had
ap1 whereas the c0nditite> Of said mortgage have
been and sllll remain broken. by reason whereof
claim a foreclosure 0f stt mortgage, and give
III. public notice thereof according ID tue stat
M. IN, .ach ease ua,ir aHt provided
"'' 80 JOHN /. MERRILL.
T., = r. HJTCHINS. bis Atty.
Rumfurl Dec IS, lsi2- -
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MARRIED..

In Paris, Dee. ~ by Rev Geo. l.. Hunt, brother
az tive bric,s Mr. " Warren of WestbroOk,
and Miss isa l.. Cummings, of Paris.
Al the Andrews iiousc. south faris, DSe b. Dy
I,aac (. Work. ESQ, Of Lewiston, Benjamin Is.
Duly 10 Nancy l.. Wilson, both OF Lewiston.
IN Norway, ice. Il, az the residence OF the
brides father by Rev. l.. II Tabor. Mr.. \. ). OK.
nsrd Of NE Brm ot NhHcomb Il ONn3rd, ana
aud Miss ". AlicS locker, bOib OF Norway
tn Netwav, lalh last, by David frOsl' Esq.
JOSIAH " Richardson, Of Norway, amt Lucinda
G.. B..uclt OF Bethel
At North Waterford. Dec. lf,hy Rev. W Newell
Ma. Isaiah HaZelton, 5nd Miss Maria IL. MARSHALL
both OF Albany.
In Bath, Dee Is, by Rev. J. x. Day, jos -
Chandler, OF Watcrville, Conductor on inc NJ -
K L and Miss Josie Matthews, OF batn.
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= isu. copy-attstt j. 5. Horps, Register

OXFORD. SIS Al Court OF Probate, held AZ Pa
riI within Rnd fCr the County of OS ford, on the
Third Tuesday OF Dec, \. ID. lsI2,
IN the petition of FLOREAIINE l.. JACK
son widow ~ .iOhn Jackson, lAto Of DIX
field IN said County ,deceated, state, praying ioI
an allowance out Of the personal estate OF her late
husband, she having dnly waived the provisions
made Tor her ny her husbands VIII:
ordered, That the said Petitioner give n0tics 10
al p~rsoAs intsTssted, by causne copy of th. or.
der 10 be published three weeks siSyely in the
oxford Democrat, q newspaper printed at Parls, In
said Cocay that they may appear ~ Probats COug!
90 D., held at Paris on the third Tuesday Of Jan.
next ut 10 o'clock In the forenoon and shew cause,
If any they have why the Iame should not he
granted. A. H. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy-sttest: j. S. Hobbs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24
NeTicV itc.sS.

Thos. Reynolds purchased the hop'
r.,>icd Ia this section. he v.o.,'d tUt
purchase Monday ~ pr,ccs ,a'e'nS
from y to IS cents
Tyler Hidder is shipping .Wgc quAuu
ties OF dried apple up the line OF the
Grand Trunk Railroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-24

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held 1t Paris
within aud for the County of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF Dec, A. ID. lS12,s
NATHANlELB. HODSDON, Administrator Oh
N The estate of John : Chaplin, ,ais %, " ater-
ictd, an 4a,a County, deceased, having pres ented
his FIRST account OF administration Of the estate OF
said deceased for allowance.
Ordered, That the said admipis ratOr give notice
all persons intereStcd,by causing copy of This
order TO be published three weeks succeiecy in the
Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, IN said County
that they may appear Probate Court 10 be held al
Paris on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next. n, ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause il Any they
have, why the same should 40, be allowed
A. Ii. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue sopy-Aitsst; j. S. HOBBS, Register.