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glerticn Notices.
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LrOR LIVERPOOL.

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CARRYING THB D. 8 MAils
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FROM PlER no. so n a. EVERY WEDNESDAY
a feio~f
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WILLIAM L oUION No. GS0.n
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THE SPANISH SITUATION.

The text of our associated press dis
patches from Washington this morn
ing, are at first glance contradictory,
but can be reconciled readily into a
double assurance Of peace. We have
iterated contradictions of the first dis
patch in regard to its report Of the
stOppage of naval preparations; but we
have no contradiction of the statement
that settlement of the Virginius diff
ficulty cannot be had for many months.
This quiet announcement of diplomatic
delay, hardly accords with the tenor of
official expressions at Washington for
the last three weeks, and may be none
the less true for that reason. In war,
finances and politics, Grant has been
but the creature of circumstances,
without a fixed policy in anything,
The blowing away of this war-cloud,
however, is not likely to top the naval
preparations whose necessity was first
demonstrated to our mere pleasure
seeking, money-grabbing Administra-
tion by the almost presence of war.
What should be stopped, if the emer-
gency has passed, are the jobs given
out to war contractors; let the Govern
ment yards, which have to be support
cd any way, be made useful by contin-
uous and steady employment. until we
have navy commensurate with our
Own coast, before annexing Cuba,
4 curious feature of the situation is
that up to this hour (midnight) the
State Department at Washington does
not seem to knoao whether OF not Cas-
telar's so-called republic has merged
into military dictatorship under Sc
rano. So much for Sickles being on
such intimate terms with the Madrid
junta. Just imagine British statesmen
endeavoring to conduct the affairs of
the nation through threatening crisis,
and affording such samples Of Bptian
Ignorance.
Another item Of interest is the sug-
gcstion of a reference of the Virginius
matter to the German Emperor for ar
bitration. True, this suggestion is
made only to be denied; but that is a
trick often resorted to by European di-
plomats for feeling the public pulse or
paving the way for the adoption of the
very policy disclaimed.
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POLITICAL.
Radical Corruption in Kansas
Universal Disgust.


LEAvENwoRTH, Ks, Nov. 2j.-There
are fourteen daily newspapers in Kansas,
thirteen of which have squarely repudiated
the action of Gov. Osborn in nominating
Robt. Crozier to the United States Senate.
The only paper that defends the action of
the Governor is the Commonwealth, of
Topeka, edited by Postmaster Henry King.
Public sentiment almost unanimously con-
dennis the appointment as a Caldwell vic
tory.
Senator Ingalls, left for Washington this
afternoon. ii. w. Gillett, at whose Sug-
gestiOn the Governor appointed Crozier,
went with him. 1t is understood Crozier
is not a candidate for re election, and that
the contracting powers agree TO make him
United States District Judge in Delahay'S
place, Gillett, Caldwell, Smith & Co.,
agreeing to aid Osborn in his election to
the United States Senate. Crozier, it is
understood, goes to Washington with Judge
Delahay's resignation in his pocket, to be
used in case it will do him any good
1t is generally believed Senator Ingalls,
had nothing to do with the appointment OF
Crozier and that he, with the balance OF
the delegation, will not aid in carrying out
the agreement, which is 50 dishonOrable TO
the State ard nation. The members of the
Legislature from Leavenworth county did
not ask and did not know that the Gov
ernor intended TO appoint Crozier. There
is general DISCUS among all classes Of citi-
zens at the appointment, except with the
immediate personal friends Of Caldwell
The five daily papers in Leavenworth, the
home of Gov. Osborn and Robert Crozier
agree in denouncing the appointment a:
unwiSe.
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CLEVELAND.
The AWkWardness of Drawing water
from the Middle of the Lake.

CLEVELAND, o. Nov. 25-When the
connection between the two sections OF the
water works awas made, a tunnel was
made about 1.-TWO months ago, it
was thought that the work was
substantially finished, but in clearing
out that portion of the tunnel filed with
sand, it has been found that the tunnel and
the brick work settled from two to six feet,
causing bad break. 1t is not known how
far the break extends as the shore end has
not vet been found. The trouble begins
at point thirty-five hundred feet shore
wards from the crib. 1t has been decided
to make detour around the break by con-
structing five or six hundred feet of new
tunnel. This viii delay the completion OF
the work some months.
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FOR n.
Mearahon Minus a MINISTRY.


VERSAILLES, Nov. 25.-President Nc
Mahon has accepted the resignation of the
members of the Cabinet, they having been
again rendered.
The Reconciled French Cabinet.
PARIS, Nov. 25-The Cabinet as recon-
structed is composed as follows: Minister
of the Interior, Duke de Brogli; Foreign At
fairs. Duke de Cazes; Finance, NJ. Pierre
Magne; Justice, II. Ernohl; War, General
de BarniI; Marine; admiral. d. Hornoy;
Public Instruction and Worship, NJ. .Batbil;
Public Works, Mr.. de Seildigny; Agricul-
ture and Commerce, NJ. Borelierie.
Duke de Cazes is a new member OF the
Cabinet. NJ. Beule VIII twas Minister OF
the Interior, has retired and Duke de Brogli
takes his place, relinquishing Foreign Min
lister to Duke de Cazes. These are the on
changes made in the Cabinet as it existed
before the last resignation of Ministers.
The Ashantee Expedition.
LONDON, Nov. 20, $50 A. M.-Later
dispatches have been received from Gen.
Wolsely, commanding the Ashantee expe-
dition. They condemn the native auxil-
iaries as worthless. The Ashantees are in
full retreat. Their main column, howeva".
is within days march of the British, "a
vance, yet the General has been unabi, II
overtake them, owing to tho
hardness and cowardice Of his native
allies. He complains of the humiliatine
position in which he is placed in conse-
quence of being obliged to depend on such
help.
The Times speaks hopefully of pacific
solution of the Yirginius question.
The Daily NeoS says the rumored ulti
matuih Of the United States would appear
to be equivalent to a declaration of war.
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NEW YORK.
IIaggIing over the Price of Piece Of
COrpse.i

IIaggIing over the Price of a Piece Of
Corpse!
New YORK, Nov. 25.-The people of
Huntingdon, Long Island, offered a reward
for the recovery of Chas. q. Kelsey who
was talred and feathered. Soon afterwards
half of the body was found and now the
people say they can only pay half the re-
ward.
Another Outlet for Grain.
BY an arrangement of the Eastern rail-
roads of Massachusetts, the Portland and
Ogdensburg. and the Montreal. Chambley
and Serel railroads, a through trunk railway
has been assured between the West and the
Atlantic. The negotiations have been some
time in progress.
The Spirit of Pary-Ie-MOniaI.
The Catholic Churches i'll the province
of New York which includes some thirteen
dioceseS, will all be dedicated in the name
of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on the APP
preaching feast-day of the immaculate con-
ceptiOn, Dec. s.
Izs3.
Small notice does New Y DIRK city take of
the ninetieth anniversary of the evacuation
of her territory by the British troops. At
sunrise the stars and stripes were raised
over the site of the old fort in the Central
Park. At noon the veterans of 1912 assem-
bled at the Sixth Regiment armory, with
the members of which they dined. The
flags on the City Hall were displayed, and
the Mayor reviewed the reg .ment in front
of the City Hall.
The Millionaire Thief.
Tweed still remains in the TombS, but,
complaining of the dampneSs and stencil Of
the cell in which he was first placed, he
| has been removed to a cell on the third
| tier, in what is called the new prison. He
only receives his immediate relatives and
| counsel. Yesterday over million dollars
worth of his property was transferred, and
consisted entirely of real estate in New
York.
COnsanguineOus.
| Judge Barrett has refused to appoint
Richard II. Bovine and Benjamin c. Wet
more trustees for the benefit of bondholders
of the first mortgage of the central branch Of
the Union Pacific railroad, on the ground
| of their connection by blood and business
with the cOmpany'S officers.
Catholic Priests Expelled from Mexico
Preparation Sought For.
Two Catholic Priests, American citizens
who were expelled from the City of Mexi
co at the point of the bayonet by the Mexi.
can authorities, have engaged prominent
lawyer here, who has correspondent with
the Secretary of State, demanding that re
paration be forthwith accorded his clients
for the outrage pelpetrated by the Mexican
Government, and steps will at once bt
taken to lay the matter before Congress.
weekly Statement of Radical Ras
| caIities.
| ALBANY, Nov. 25.-An official eXamina
ton shows the State Treasury defalcatiOn
through cashier Phelps to have been S331 F.,
T72, 100000 of which was stolen in Au
gust last, and the remainder in September
The irregularities in the Office were not Q
a nature to warrant the removal of tn
| FTraact1rpr
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The Sunrise Case.
A Row Murdered by am Amazon

CINCINNATI, Nov. PA Gazette dis
patch from Jackson county, Ohio, says that
last evening little son of Andrew john
son. ten years old, with another lad, one
year older, coming home from school, while
q ossing the farm of Mrs. a. C. Tilton,
were met by the old lady, who fired an old
musket and shot young Johnson dead, the
ball passing through his head. "Get up
now. and come along" Mrs. Tilton said;
I've got Ole down, and III get the
other" and at the same time firing pistol
at the live boy who ran for life. This the
surviving boy testified to under oath before
the coroner. Mrs. Tilton denies the muir
der and all knowledge Of it. She has
threatened to shoot people who would hunt
on her farm. and on one occasion published
a card in the paper at Jackson, that she
went armed and would shoot any man in
suting her. She is vain of her fund Of
information, and takes interest in politics.
Onherway Jail she barely escapedmObbing
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More CnftOn Stolen.

Winstead Hightower, colored, was taken
in out of the cold yesterday, upon the
charge of having stolen bale of cotton
from John Carter, colOred, of Williamson
county, two bales having been stolen, only
one of which had been found. 1t appears,
from all we can learn, that Winstead is the
owner of a wagon and team. and that he
has been in the habit of making raids into
the country and returning with wagon
load of the staple. His misdeedS have at
last come to light, this being the second
charge against him of this character within
the past week. Justice Everett committed
him to Jail.
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GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at l094all04, the advance to the latter
being caused by rumors that the Secre-
tary of the Navy was visiting the
navy-yards and hurrying work on the
vessels of war.
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a ste,i I'm tine Right direction.

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. Plata mass meet
inc of farmers and Patrons Of Husbandry,
held to-day, they resolved to plant only
one-third their crop next year in cotton, to
favor cash payment, and declare their right
to control the price of cotton.
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Canadian TramIas.

MONTREAL, Nov. 25.-It is estimated
that 10000 French Canadians have returned
to this province from the United States
during the past three weeks, owing largely
to stoppasc of manufactures. y large pro
portion Of them have left for Western
Canada.
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We Gentle snow.

QUEBEC. Nov. 25.-In many places the
snow drifts are from to 10 feet high, max
ing the roads impossible.
Boston, Nov. Pa drifting snow storm
throughout Maine and New Hampshire IN
tcrferes seriously with the running OF
trains.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 7:30 P. NJ.
ProbabiIities.-FOr the Northwest and
thence to Missouri, low temperature, part
" cloudy weather and northwesterly winds,
shifting to sOutheasterly.
For the lakes and thence to Kentucky
and West Virginia, nOrthweSterly winds,
falling temperature and clearing and partly
cloudy weather
For the Southern States and Tennessee,
norhwesterly winds, falling temperature
and generally clear weather.
For the Middle States and New England,
northwesterly winds, falling temperature
and clear and clearing weather.
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COLUMBUS, O.
A Man and Woman Drowned in Sight
of Easy Help.

of Easy Help.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 25.-Y esterday
evening f. NJ. Brondise and Emma Tur-
ner. agents of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company of this city, left here with a
horse and wagon to deliver a sewing
machine to parties near Shadesville, in this
county. While crossing Big Walnut creek,
the horse got beyond his depth. The man
and woman chung to the wagon fortourhours
and although their struggles were wit
messed by several persons on the shore no
very vigorous efforts were made to save
them and Just at dusk they disappeared
from sight and no doubt were drowned.
Miss Turner's family reside in this city,
but it is supposed Brondise'S relations all
reside in Germany.
A Begg-ar Stealing knowledge.
The financial Irregularities of William
Begy. who was arrested yesterday for
forgery and embezzlement, will amount to
$500. He says he paid his debts con-
tracted while studying law, with money OBJ
tianed by his forgeries. His friends claim
that he is insane and this will be his plea.
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The Louisiana Convention.
A Committee Appointed TO Memorial
ize Congress.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The Peoples
Convention to-day adopted an address and
severa. resolutions and adjourned, subject
to the call of the President. The session
was harmonious. The foil wing was
adopted:
Resolved, That our fellow citizens, Judge
John A. Campbell, Hon. Randolph Hunt,
Robert IL. Mari, o. n. Ogden and VIM. b.
Spencer be appointed a committee on the
part of the people of Louisiana to repair to
Washington and present their memorial
for relief from the Kellogg usurpatiOn and
the restoration of Louisiana to her rights
and liberty as a free State of the American
Union, as guaranteed by the Constitution
of the United States.
Speeches were made by Gov. McEnery
and others
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- -
Initiating.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Outstanding
egal tenders, 1856, 036,091.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The steamer from
Liverpool for Boston to-day took hundred
thousand dollars in bullion.
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COTTON was in good deman in New
York yesterday, with 4 slight advance
in price. MiddEngs. l5Ec.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in
New York yesterday at ~ for both
issues
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Destructive Fire.

SAN Francisco, Nov. pa boiler ex-
plosion occurred tonight in the book store
of A. L. Bancroft & Co., Market street.
The flames extended from the engine room
to the furniture store of Henries q Co.,
damaging it to the extent of $4,000. Ban
croft's loss is about $4,000. During the
fire Jas McGinn and two boys were sutfo-
Gated nearly to death. They were got out
and taken to their homes. 1t is feared the
man will die.
The Sunrise Case.
The case of Frank Harris, mate Of the
ship Sunrise, for cruelty to seamen, went to
the jury at noon to-day in the United States
Circuit Court. No verdict yet.
LATER-The jury in the; case, of Frank
Harris, mate of the Sunrise, returned a
verdict of guilty on 20 counts of the indict-
ment.
The trial of Fred Moreno, one OF the
Vosguez's gang of murderers, is progressing
al Salinas CITY, Monterey county.
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a RaiIrOad N1OhiIierized

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-At Bloomington,
Ills, this morning, in the Mclean County
Circuit Court, Judge Upton, before whom
an argument was made some weeks since
for the appointment Of a receiver for the
Gilman, Clinton and Springfield railroad,
for alleged Credit Mobilier transactions on
the part of its officers, granted the motion,
and the road goes into the hands of a re-
ceiyer at once,
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After rising rapidly from Sunday night
until Yesterday at noon, the river at this
point was receding slowly with IA feet on
the shoals. The upper rise, it is said, has
rot reached us, and rising river is expect
ed again to day. Another rise OF a LOOT
will be sufficient for coal boatsto come over
the falls with safety.
The Arch =. Green arrived from the head
Of the river, heavily loaded with lumber
and produce.
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Promoted.

BosroN, Nov 25.-Mayor Pierce has
rendered his resignation, to take effect on
the 10Th inst. Alderman Cutter Will be
acting Mayor for the uneXpired term.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage of H'ater, 'eita Changes IN
the "a Hours ending p III. Nor. 20, 1873.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Tuesday,
Nov D. IS73
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TeIeqraphic Report from Signol Service Corps Q.
g. A., Of Observation, at 1906 +. My the
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
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More Hopeful Indications.

There are indications that dispatches
were received tonight by both Secretary
Fish and Admiral Palo, the Spanish Min
lister from Madrid, Of character which
gives more than heretofore promise OF a
peaceful solution of present complications.
These gentlemen were in private confer
ence for several hours tonight at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fish, comparing dispatches
and discussing generally the situation Of
affairs. 1t was remarked tonight by gem
tlemen prominently connected with this
government that things look more hopeful
now than ever.
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Another Outlet for Grain.

BY an arrangement of the Eastern rail-
roads of Massachusetts, the Portland and
Ogdensburg, and the Montreal, Chambley
and Serel railroads, a through trunk railway
has been assured between the West and the
Atlantic. The negotiations have been some
time in progress
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STATIONS.

Blank {. } indicates no report cipher (G) sta
dencv To rise A. G. FORD, Observer.
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The Cabinet Session.

The Cabinet was in session only about
two hours to-day, all the members present
except Secretary Robson, who is in Phil
adelphia in connection with naval prepare
tiOns. The Spa- ish question was debated,
but 10 additional facts presented by the
Secretary Of State, nor was any new action
taken relative to the subject. This govern
ment will act toward Spain as toward all
other countries in cases of controversy and
await with proper respect replies to our
complaints. There is, however, anxiety
expressed for intelligence from Spain of a
decisive character, in order that Congress
may, in the Presidents message, be made
acquainted with the facts.
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VERSAILLES, Nov. 25.-President Nc
Mahon has accepted the resignation OF the
members of the Cabinet, they having been
again rendered.
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New YORK, Nov. 25.-The people of
Huntingdon, Long Island, offered reward
for the recovery of Chas. G. Kelsey who
was talred and feathered. Soon afterwards
half of the body was found and now the
people say they can only pay half the re-
ward
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Running Night and Day.

Boston, Nov. 25.-The United States
Cartridge Co. commence this week to run
their works day and night. They have
pressing orders for several million cart
ridges from the War and Navy Depart
mentS
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The SDirit of Pary.Ie.yTOniaI.

The Catholic Churches i'll the province
of New York which includes some thirteen
dioceseS, will all be dedicated in the name
of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on the APP
preaching feast-day of the immaculate con-
cention Dec s
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Continued Activity.

$500 men were paid at the navy yard
to-day, most of whom have been employed
since the Virginius outrage. The Spanish
iron-clad Arapiles has not left the yard, but
was painted to-day, and the last work upon
her in the dry dock will be done tomorrow.
Work in the navy yard was going on as
usual this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Orders were
received at the Washington navy yard this
forenoon to fit the Shawmut for sea with
all possible dispatch. All the men that can
be employed to advantage will be put to
work both night and day. The Fortunate
was launched this forenoon, and will be
ready for sea in a few days. She viii carry
two 30-pOund rifed guns in addition TO her
| tornado attachment