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oral ycats on the Woatern plains, aud in tho min
Ing regions Of tho Pacific slope, aud MAS oyor
notuatod by roatlcss spirit Of advonturo.
r., LETTER F1uN GEN. RYAN,
: The following letter was received In this city
yesterday by Con. aoorgo W, Cook, an intimate
- ntuNnE11 70 lhIr, K1susroN, Jamaica, oct. %. 1873,
In NJ ono hour s w oavo for cnba. rhts is quito
unexpected, as we did not expect to 90 until to-
morrow, and I haSo just returned from tie
country. We. arrived safely on tho
7t xii Xii ho oa p?s9sions asi SsS worm W ~esed ,ed
overheard, and tho dock swopt foro and aft.
Capt. Harris md tho pursor were badly injured,
aud such a Boa.sick sot. Tho Captain pro-
saw. For r To- few hour hours thought wo would OIL
joy tho novelty Of n bnth in mid a-ocoan. Since
our arrival we have bud n Rplondld ttme--fohat
after foast md bnllafter baI. Tho frat ball was
givon By the Peruvian MInis'er tS IN nonor Of
aov.-don. oardoya and Judge Tlehb,irn gayo
othors, and gny ones tloy wore. Tho plaee is
filled with beautiful womon and gay and Aplon-
princos. I must say that never received such
attention. I rogrot TINT want Of timo will pro-
vent giving you detailed account OF my all
ventures. am as fat M bull md gay aa q
1arl. and leave this place, with many regrets.
nyAN's EFFECTS. :~ -
An inventory was mn1e today Of tho effectg
in Washington Of tho iato General. They in
clnde the Cuban flag md sword presented him
by tho Cuban Junta in Now York.
HERALD YARN.
NEW YonK, Nov. 15.-Tho Herald publishes
what purporta to DO MI interview botweon tho
Captain.General Of Cuba md ono Col. John W.
Young, whoroin tho former proposed TINT
tho latter should organize M oxpodi-
ton in tho United States, composed
Of all the Cubans whom 1t is possible to enlist,
embark tllom on board Of q SLOW steamer, and
then gyc such information aB would lead to tho
sllro capture of the expedition. For thin Hor-
vico Young was to receive $4,000. The Herald
says that Young ia now in Jail in Chicago, await
ing his trial for forging Post Office money
orders. Tho nlloged intoryiow il said to have
taken place in 1872, and tho Captnin-Q Qonoral is
mado to say that tho members Of the proposed
expedition, If capturod, would be SHOT.
TIE TRUTH OF THE MATTER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 15-Concoruiug tho
reported mtoryiow botwoon tho Captaiu-1 eneral
Of Cuba and John ". Young, now III jail at CHI
cago, it is known in official quarters that instead
of the Captain- General proposing to Young to
not as t1ecoy in bringing IN expedition to Cuba
for the purpose Of being captured. alch PROPOSE
tion waH mndo by Young himself to tho Captain
General, who, having no confidence in Young,
gayo him cortain timo in which to leave the
island and he left. Young was during tho war
in the bounty humping frauds. Ie also COM
mittod great forgcrieH OIL paymasters and other
officers In tho army.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Chfcd10 iftbune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-1latters look very
lively at the Nayy-Yard. Upwards Of 700 men
aro at work at the monitors, both Of which will
bo placed in commission curly in the ensuing
mon employed on tho NOW aloop- -of-war Quinne-
baug hayo bocn transferred to her. Lieut.
Randall, Of tho Canandaigua, informed
mo that there Is no truth in tho
statement Of tho ovontng papers, that his vossel
had received orders for Immediate smiling. Tho
Cauaudaigua will bo ready for sea ID throo
weels. 4 full force Of workmon will by special
ordors, work all day tomorrow. The iro1l-clad
Nahant is being repaired at Chester, aud will be
ready in two weekH.
DRooKLrN
Yard orders we're received last night directing
the Immediate preparation for sen Of the frigateg
Colorado and Minnesota. Vice Admiral Rowan
saya that tho Colorado could probably be got
really for sca il thirty days, aud tho Minnesota
in one or two months. The Junia.a would be
ready in day or two. The Powhatan was
reRdy to sail. Work was continued on the
Spanish iron-olad Arapides, which iB in the dry
dock at the yards.
NEWPORT, n. I.
pRov1pEscE, R. l., Noy. 15.-The oshipea ar
rived at Newport early tllis afternoon. She will
take supply of torpedoes, and probably sail to-
night for Cuba.
CHARLEsTowN.
BosToN, Macs, Nov. 15.-To-day orders wero
received from Washington to fit tho Franklin for
sea at tho oarliest moment, aud work upon her
has begun. Tile employees of tile Engineers
Department will work upon her all day to-mor-
row. Tho work upon the Brooklyn is being
pushed forward.
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TIE VICTIMS.
SKETCHES OF BONE OF THOSE AuppoBED 70 HAVE
IEi.N EXECUTED.

SKETCHES OF soME OF THOSE AuPposED 70 HAVE
pEI.H ExECuTEp.
From the .St'u York Tribune, Sov. II.
Among tho passengers aud CROW Of tho Viz
Gnills were many Americans and Engiahtnell,
- wall a. Gubans;; Tho cubaas wle wore on
bis families who hal tlol to this city with
wI,atoyer property they were able to saye
from tue bEaulardH. Many Of tEens received
their education in this country, anJ aoma Of
them wore American citizens. Tlla following IL
Il l4iof ilntory Of Rone OF the moro prominent
Cubu,ls who were OIL the vessal and aco supposed
70 llaya hran executed on tho 7th nst.:
Leopold Nizo WIS horn at Havana. Ills father
waa 0t.s Of tito 1loet wealthy aud eminent law
yers Of Havana before tho revolution. lle wns
q yoals old, anl obtainud lis education Ut
Philadelphia.
Alojandro oalyo was aiao born In Havana. He
had bocn In tho United btateH ubout four
toon years, not layiug yiSitetl Cuba during TINT
tino lrior to smiling IN tho Virgl,ins, llo waH
9neaEe IN anHiaStrng egtn q No Ma
~ Cuba., whom ho supported au,llIg hs stny
loro, ana whom llo was ol l4ia way to visit lilo
WIS % years of ago, and sorvo' hoaorably dur;
lug Tho late war III tho Qarlba Ill Guards. anu
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hibited an incrcnRo In tho amount of travol.
This, howovcr, doce not last for auy length Of
time. III regard to tho
REDUCTION OF TAaE1
and loura Of labor, It nay lo Aa!tl that no conbi-
nntion will ho made by tito Hovoral companies to
etroct the object. Whateyor may bo dono will
DO dono according to Tho Judgment Of tho OIL
Mics will act differently. ALL concur, however, in
tho opinion that D
REDUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE,
and it is thought TINT tho amount will range
from 10 to 20 per cont. On thlB point nothing
definite Ia ynt determined. On nomo roads
enough mon will probably DO discharged to keep
tho ratio Of wages md hours Of labor for those
ron,nin,ng aH they nre. On othera tho amount
Of compensation will bo roducca that 4 largcr
nnmbor may DO retained tllnn would otherwise
be rohsiblo, md got on others both timo aud
salaries will bo cut down.
, 1873-11-16
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1SoroN, .: G., Nov. 16-l n. m.-For
and sontheasterly winds, rising temperature.
partly cloudy weather, increasing clondit.eub
In tho afternoon. For tho Lakes, westerly
winds, cloudy weather, followed by SNOW
winds increasing cloudinoss, and occasional
snow. For tho Lower Mississippi and
Ohio Valleys, northwostorly winds, part
ly cloudy woather, followed by rain. For
the Southern States, aonthwcsterly winds, Aigl
temperature. purity and increasingly cloudy
weather, and light rain for tho Western Gulf.
Roports aro missing from tho Southwest and tile
Northwest.
GENERAL COMBINATIONS.
EUIrAnO, NnY. ID A.I III.
, 1873-11-16


Ex-Judgo Ernmott, in tho Supreme Court to-
day. argued motion for tho removal OF Edward
y. WesIey, Receiver Of the Union Trust Conn.,
pany, on tho grounds that there was collusiye-
ness in his appointment; thft he il unfit for tho
position becatAo lo il Trustee and stockholder; /;
that he has not collected any OF the ebls OF tho
Company, has made no arrangements for declar-
Jug ii Dividend and iB controlled by the former
managers Of the Company.
SUIT AGAINST DREW,
Stephen II. Alden, street operator IN stocks,
has brought suit against Daniel Drew, whom
ho uharges with inducing him to buy 11,000
shares Of Quicksilver mining stocks, at sG12,-
that tile stock would rapidly appreciate in
valuo, mud thus insure i handsome profit
Tho action is to force Drew to refund to Alden
59O, 200. Alden claims in liH affidavit that while
lie was buying tho stock under Drow's ropresen-
tutions, Daniel was = unloading upon linn.
LEdAL-TENDEEs.
Tie Associated Banks hold u 2,2G5, 900 in legal
tenders.
SPECIE SHIPMENT
The European steamer to-day took out 377, 600
in specie.
, 1873-11-16


HAVANA, Nov l5.-The Cunatanota newspa-
per snyn: "No mAtter how much our country
has fallen in tho last yearH struggle, tho Span-
ish pcops ,n7e not bucomo dostadca to the OK
trone, 10 III to bo frightened By tloho who might
lonco in tic event Of intervention. We ln,nont
lilo bud situation Of tho affairs Of our country,
forclg,, comp!icationH 1t 'nay 10 that
NO ought to deai.o them, In order
to liborato III fran miHerable party IN.
triguos. Spain IL not jegouorato, All tho Ind
passions will 1nmot|iataiy become quiet whol'
ihcrc IL any l,roapeot Of n foreign war:, The
stronger powers know this, and their Intriguing
politicians ought not to forget 1t. Unfortunately
than tlley merit" The Cons!anoia alho aaya
" When the news of tho oapturo Of the FlrginiuH
Was racaiyal here 1t YVES thought something
, 1873-11-16
PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH.
PRINTERS BIRrxE THREATENED.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
rrTrsnuna11, pa., Nov. 15.-Tlo Typograpll-
ical Union hold q meeting this evening, to take
action In regard to tho proposed reduction
dosred by tho rropriotors Of newspapers, ro-
ducing composition from Is conts to DO conts por
thousand. After a long discussion, II was
unanimously resolved not to submit to tic ro-
ductfon. and that aftor Tonight mono
Of thom would 60 to work, unloHs at
tho old ratio. It Ia probublo that OIL
Monday only two papnrs will issue,
tho Gaze!td md Post-thoy being Offices outside
Of the pale Of tho Union. Tho proprietors Of tho
Gazette, at tho meeting of tho employers, ro-
fused to join IN tho combination to insist upon
q reduction Of wages,
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PUBLIC FEELING,
Special Dispatch to The Chfcago Tribune.
IN WASHINGTON

In WAHHINtI0N.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The departure Of
tho President and tho Secretary Of tho
Navy for Elizabeth, N. j., to bo ab-
sent three days, gives riso to
the belief that tho mooted intentions of resent
ing the Spanish barbarity are not of worry ar-
dent character. There is no excitement amongst
officials about the matter, and everything ia us
calm around tha Departments aH If it wore in the
summer recoBs. Tho common people arc indg-
nant, and particularly the Southern element,
WHO show aB much hate OF the SpaniardB as III
tho dayH OF Lopez and Crittcndcu.
BALTIMORE.
Where the Confederate army hnH large emit
gre representation. ia in g. highly excited cond-
The moas earnest mombers Of the Cabinet in
favor OF vigorous measures at the last meeting,
ato stated 70 have boon Delknap. Creswell, Robe
Spseiul Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15.-The excitement hero
over tho maasacrc of the Virginius praouera is
unahated., Tho. people intend calling . great
muss-neoting of the people at III early dato to
proclaim their indignation at tho atrocities
IN NEW YORK.
New Yonx, Nov. 16.-rho meeting in the Park
this afternoon to donounoe the Cuban butcheriea
his hearers to demand reparation. No note
worthy Cuban wna present, and only limited
number OF other nationalitios.
| New YoRK, Nov. 15.-Tho Kings County Dom
ocratic General Comnttoo will hold a lnnas
| meeting in Brooklyn, to expsess themselves on
| Cuban affairs.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-The meeting At tho
| Court-Houso tonight to oxpreHa the sentiment
| OF tho people regarding the execution Of the
passengers anu crew Of tho Virginius was one
Of the largest evor held in this city. Il,e rotuuda
| Of the Court lIouHo was pacltoa 10 ovornuwing.
| aud outdoor meetings were organized at buth the
eastand wost wings Of tho building. Con. Nathan
llanny, d soldier Of tue war OF 1919, presided.
Speeches were made by Mayor brown. ex-Attor-
noy-Genoral Baker, aud d dozen othor local
| Speaker5, all Of whom took the BtEongoBt poBHl-
bic ground in favor Of yindicating the national
honor md wiping out the recent insult to ollr
lag md outrage to civilization mud humanity,
by visiting summary ycngeatlce upon tho perpe-
tratora Of tho inhuulan butclery. Tho
war feeling in tho crowd ran very high, mud
there was Il repeatedly Gsprossod deBlro to take
Forciblo posseHaiou Of Cuba and annex It to tho
United Statos. 4 resolution to tliB effect. and
urging the Government 10 tako speedy aud gig-
orOus measures to obtain roparatioN for tho
wrouga committed, were unanimously adopted.
a great crowd still remains at tho Courthouse,
and tho speaking continues.
| yoLuSIEEnR TO F11HT THE 6pASIAnDs.
Tho Lindoil Lrays, n volunteer military or
ganixation here, haya tclegraphod President
Grant that thoy hold themselves i'll readiness tc
respond to y call for men to 30 to Cuba, md q
humber Of gontlonen hayo tclogEAphed that tho,
will, II authorizoG raise regiment III four days
tor the same purpose.
, 1873-11-16

DETROIT, Mich, NnY 16.-pAssEp Ur-lrops City
Of Freout. EMrru STATE lnlu Camphall a1!l harges;
bark Mnnark seh.s lloi:,es. lumalca, M L. Meggle,
PASSED Dows-lrop Cleveland imrk City Of nuf-
falo hcIrs \. l.. Andrews, ]. Wcsoy, G. u. yenspn,
pam1ieu, r. lRrsnl,H.
W1Su-S3utl,wtHt,
1}EIno1r, MIch., Nov. l5-Eycniny-pAahEu Down
-lrnps Clnu, burlington alld hargo, Tempest nna
harges 4sAss w. ]. frraton, Eaylu Wtug, svnatos
Dloa,l.
pAssEn ul-prop Nebraska; schss Haalth, aud
Post.
W1Np-EouthWcst
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SpecfHt Uf8rdtcA 10 IHc CH1cGHn 3F1bfins.
THE LEATHER MANuFAoTunERs IN NEW ENGLAND.
DosToN, Nov. 15.-!rhe leather manufacture Of
Wobnrn is greatly depressed. There are twenty
six manufacturers in the town, who ornploy in
good times 1850 men, and turn out IS, 001 sides
per week. Now tllore are ou1y 750 mon ut work,
and tho weekly production il only 5000 Bdes.
The general impression in that trade will bo hot
ter after tho lat Of Januury. As yot there is
no great distress nmong tho unemployed, aud,
i tho opinions of the mnnufactureru aro correct,
thcro will bo but little suffering during tho
winter.
SDecial Diapateh 10 Tho chieaqo Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA CARPET 11AEurACTunI:Rs.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 15.-Thu cnrpet-lnanufac-
turers aro now fully experiencing tic effects Of
tile late strlngoucy. Two luva suspended and
another will ba sold out by 6hcrlG's sale on
Wednesday naxt.
spccia! f}isDatch to The Chicaao Tribune.
srlIN0FIELD RoLL1Sg-MlLL.
SpRISdr1ELD, ILL.,, Nov. 16,-Iho Springfield
roling-n'iIl began operations ngain to-day, and
it il eSpooted Tint tey will run with full force
next week.
, 1873-11-16

NEW YonK, Nov. 15.-Business ruled quiet
to-day. but there il m improved feeling III the
tr9de, Jobbing quotations for cotton snd 'oolon
ings quoted ut 11E@12c. Prints in actlye de-
,nand Mt job prices. Garnor'e prints 79{c, n,,d
Anenna fa,scies were o0ering to-slny by II largo
jobbing house at 834o. Wool AauuolH in brisk
request at low figures. Worated dress goods
active.
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An Advance Of 1-2 to 8 1-8 Per
Cent in the List.
Much Opposition to the Pro-
posed Banking Reforms,
Business Prospects Of the Leading
New England Railroads.
Favorable Opening Of tho Lllm-
boring Business in Wis
cOnsin.


NEW YORK.
NEW Yong, Nov. 15.-Thore were frequent
fluctuations in Wall street to-tlny. At tho OPEN
ing, the Gold Room was afflicted with a
HrAN1su WAR FEVER
to grcator extont than on Friday. Later,
Hpecu1ators took d moro peaceful Wow OF tho
Bituation. On tho Exchange buoyancY pre-
dominated, md thoro was n sharp riso in prices.
It is stated that tito outstanding loan-ccrtiacates
amount to about $19,000,00o.
THE NEW BANKING RULES
An anonymous circular, calling meeting at
tho Fifth Ayonuo Hotel on Monday evening. has
boon sent to bank officers opposed to what ia
called by some tho Cloaring- -Ifouso reform. Tho
propositions submitted by tho Comnaitteo Of tho
clearinghouse NJ tho recent meoting are now
mado tho subject Of spirited discussion, and
whatovcr merit they may rossoss will 1c vol
known wien tho Clearing House moets to yoto
upon them.
easy during tho afternoon, at to por cont.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ers' Go-day sterling, md 1os3G p10sI5 for sight.
Gold openol at 1904, advanced to 1l0, and lntor
declined to 1885. Tho flnal sales we're Mt 1000
1o9M llates paid for CARRYING. 7; 1,o. v, s-s2,
Cloarings, sG5, ,000, 900. i Tho Assistant Treasurer
paid out over s300000 Imports, 357G2,095 Of
which q a42, ,6lo woro general merchandise and
Sl3 l334 34b ury goo(t6 specie shipments Tor tile
week, 81, ,055,060, principally silver bars.
BTocK SALE.
at public auction to-day, q, 600 shares Of To-
lcdo, Wabash l. Western Railway wcrc auld at
d01S@40sa.
GOVERNMENTS
strong and considerable doing
BTATE noEDs
strong and better.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Railway and miscellaneous speculation. with
| tho exception Of short spoil Of weakness at
about /, aud anot1or at about $50, waH strong
| throughout tho day. The advance in pricoa
ranged from }4c to she aud the highest quota-
tionB Of tho week were mado at
| tho close, in aonaa caacs. Tho prin-
cral deliveries wore in Western Union,
| New York Central, Lakc Shore, Pacific
! Mail. Wabash, aud Union pncific. Delaware,
| Lackawanna j. Western, and Union pacino at-
| tracted moro than usual attention, tho former
advancing 25G, and the latter 1A. Tho total
sales amounted to about d8, 900 shares, OF which
1000 woro Western Union, 5,700 Union Pacific,
| 1,700 Wabash, 1900 Pacific Mail, 800 Ohios,
4100 Central, 1900 st. Paul, $500 Ilake Shore,
400 Hannibal Il St. Joe 500 Eric, 1900 Delaware,
Iackawanna Il Wostorn, 1900 q. 9. L. 1. O., COO
Rock Is!apd, 1000 Northwestern, A0o Northwest
| crn preferred, and 500 Atlantic e. Pacific pre-
| fcrrcd.
| Sor ling, lot.
, 1873-11-16
SOUTH AMERICA,

LISBON, Nov. 15.-Adyccs from Rio DO Junei-
70, S. A., to tho 23d Of 0ct tober, have boon 70.
ceivod. Smallpox prevails to m alarming OK
tent ir Rio. Business in coffee is Ut q Htand-
still, and immunse stocks are accumulated.
Tho revolution in Paraguay has bcen sup
pressed. 1t is thought that Geu. Nitro Cortair-
lu will be the next President Of tho Argentine
Confederation.
, 1873-11-16

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Intel!igcnco has boen ra-
ceiyed OF 4 very serlous conflict in Damascus,
during which an ludignty waB offered to tho Brit
isll flag. Tho DritiAh Consul demanded reparaf
ton, which WAS refused.
Lord Henry Charles George Gordon Lemnox,
member Of Iarliamcut for Chicester, il dead.
, 1873-11-16

Snrctus UfsnatrA ia The tHiruqo 1Fih.ls
KANHaH u1rY, Mn, Nov. observation-disclosures, 440;
shipments, .:J. Tbs aensna II altogether from feed
usn. Sales ul Through Texan htu"ra ut s.iuGl .00s
wlnterra IexaA rows, f2,Uo; do STEERS, $3..5
llodN-leaeipts light nna ar:et 1rln Inquiry In
orGasod; extrrsae ls4llgo, S3+lQgs3..4i.
, 1873-11-16

NEW YoRK, NoY. 15.-Tho workingmen had 4
meeting ut tile Cooper Uno1. tonight, when i'll
tlaanmatory spoeollea woro mado, calling upon
tho city authorities to fnrlsll work.
, 1873-11-16

Special Dispatri 10 1he Chicaro Tribune.
BosToN, Nov. 15.-The announcement il mado
to-day Of the future OF Grodgi1ski Brothers, to-
bacconists, wlloso liabilities aro 375,000. Tho
firm have assets Which will enablo them to pay
30 ccuts on tho dollar.
, 1873-11-16
new YORK MARKET.

NEW Yonr, Nov. 15.-cogroa-Dull; middltng up
land, like.
BnEADsruFFs-Flour lcss active but firm receipts,
6,0D0 brB sMperhAe Western anl State, S5.10G5.G5
common TO gooa extra, f5.o5tS6.30 good 10 chuice,
G.35tR7.i0; whi.e wheat ostra, f7.15Gf76; Ohio
tra s6.0D@i7.a5; St. Louis, SU.30Gsl0.5u. Iyo -four
quiet and tlrn Mt sl.3uGl545. Corn meal srlrte md
Very firm Wcs:er, sJ.4oD3.75. Wheat dull und
dropping; No. q milwaukee,, s1.3a@l.4o; No. ! Chi
cago S1,j5 Iowa spring, sl,35. Rye qulst Western
and state G80ja. barley ald malt unchals ged. Corn
olnMed shalo tirnnr, uud closed Arnor !; receipts,
G7,000 bu primo Western mixed, G51r GsGGs. Oats
moderately aclyu and higher receipts. d.OUO mixed
State. 5uc; m!1cd Western. alloat, 5u152r white,
6HG1j5r.
Et;aa-FfrM.
NAY-Qniut.
Hors--tlutot and Ready ut 40Qs48c for tho crop oi
1879.
LgaTlIER-Quiot at ITO; Orinoco, 25@;2713c.
NooL-Skeady; extra Hlid double uxlta 0A1o fleece,
4h4H49u; Michigan tteoce, a315G1All;u; suporhne
Gnoolnins-coGco firm. Sugar very firm; fair to
good refining, 7e27t(c. a1olasscs qulet nnd hsm.
llco steady,
r1:rRuIEuat-Cru 5!so ronucd, l3alo.
PEOEls1DSs-poctn Allltle o1sicr, brt moro act!ye
new mesa, spot, *l4.AU: February, $i4.1j Mnlvh,
$lI50 beef aud eNt-nAcats unrhanHcd. Adtles
frm: long clear, spot, 7}ln: oug aud short for san
uats, 7!se, Lard ilrIlar; Western stcaln, LIDO
71tc. SPOT; 7zaes8o fey janWa&y BIC for February.
Durrxn-Dnll, and prtccB 1ayor buyers; prime
Western, .3Qg3IG.
CHEEsE-Sscady and unchanged.
NlIlhEY-Quipt ut DIS.
, 1873-11-16
NATIONAL FINANCES,

WASHINGTON, u. e., Nov. 15.-Internal rovenuo
receipts Tor tho mouth, a367O 90a; for tho fiscal
year, S3t, 750,Sl1.
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ABROAD.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Ninoteon Thousand dollars
In bullion wps shipped from Southampton for
Now York to-day, nsld $1,000 from Liverpool for
Now York,
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M1Dp1ETowN, Pa, Nov. 15.-Ab,alam Beam
WIS murdered in lis burn last evening, by two
negroes, who subsequently endcayorcd to ontor
ths house, where wero stopping IN old lady and
young man. Tho authorities aro iu pursuit OF
the murlerers.
, 1873-11-16
THE SPRAGUES.

PROVIDENCE, 4. l., Nov. 15.-Tho creditors Of
Hoyt. spraguo l. Co. residing hore have declined
to sond q committee to tho general creditors Of
tho firm In New York on the.10 inst., inusmnch
"a tho banks hcro will DO represented in behalf
OF Hoyt, spraguo t. Co. Tho following state
mont Of their condition Mas 1nado to thoir crcd-
itorB here:
LIABILITIES.
Notcs payable on acceptance, Of which
the drafts Of the 4. l. W. sprag,lc Nanufac-
turing Company Isl, ,8tJ,30G ..........$ o0o3, $50
Due banks and others, borrowed on coltat-
=-erals..: :........ .......,. ;. .......... 559,31G
DUO consEneea nnd others In trust ........ I4!.3G0
SundEy small accounts. 2G,aU0
, 1873-11-16
would be tried to prevent tho piratos from TO,
cciving tloir Just cllastisomcnt."


LONDON. Nov. 16.-Tho. Daily .No,os, this
morning. In Al editorial article on tho proBpeot
OF tho annexation Of Cuba to tho Untod Btatos,
says: "The execution Of Tho Virgiuiua oaptiyea
hns virtually decided tho fato Of tho. Inland"
THO other London Journals contain editorials OF
O similar tenor.
, 1873-11-16

George Jordan, tho Actor
New YonK, Nov. 15.-Tho tlentl, in London,
Of George Jordan, tho weli-known actor, is an-
nolnced by cable.
, 1873-11-16

:. LONDON, Nov. 15.-Tho Spanish loan roaohcd
tho lowest figure this morning that 1t has yot
touched in tho London market.
, 1873-11-16

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Nov, 15.-Alaj Lewis
Woke, rosident Of this city for tho last thirty
seven years, died to-day aftor low weeks, ILL
DeH8.
, 1873-11-16

I41rEnrooE Nov. It'll a.m.-F!our, o7s@2ss.
Wheat- Nintcr lis 1oG12s I'd; spring, lis 6dst2s !;
Club 13s 3lG9l3s Gil. Corn 33s 3@o3s I'd. Pork, 7ls
Lard, J9s Gl.
L1vEnaoo1, Nor. 15-1 p.m.-alarkct unchanged.
LpSDoS, Noy. l6-230 r.m.-Ihs weather through
out England tlay il fair. ...7.
Conso!s tor money, o2.Ia0oss account, 0aa+@oe7; !;
6-e0s of 'd5 33H: do of U7. 954; 10-ios, 11N; now
5s, 90t; Erie, 3731.
PA1!is, Nov. 15.-Rcntcs, 57 # md 80 c.
L1vEupooL, Nov. l5--Eyenug g.-Cotton steady !:
mdIuua upland, 813d +; Orleans, 8,ad; sales, 10000
bales American, G,l01; speculation aud export, l0o0
cotou to hrrive lower salcH Of upa.lds basis Of
good ordinary, shipped November and Deconibcr,
bad.
brcaasturs firm. Corn, 33s@3as 3d@37s Cd. Rest
unchanged.
, 1873-11-16

A6HtcTa
DUO from a. i ". 6lYugnu Manufacturing
Company ..,...........s 3,618277
Dlo ir"m open accounts an hooka... GIL
Due IN nnn.aturcd drafts drawn by tho At
lnntic Delaware Company, Riverside
ms.. ..:............:.... ...,...... 2,4co,l0o
Dua from conHiguees and others, sec,lred by
goods OIL hand roal estate, mills and 1ua-
chincry: .............. 3,sB7,o73
Cash nnd BILLS receivable. .............. 637 453
Bonds, stockH, real cetate,and good auspcnd-
cd accounts. ....,..,........... 205,1eo
Total. 5a4
Assets over liabilities, s., ,32i ,252.