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, 1873-11-24

The Prison Reform NIovena cnt-- DIR.
Wircm In Dctrof&--E'xObablc Ikcsi1-
nation OF Stnto Officcrs.-.Eho Con-
test FOR tho Appointment Of u
Homeopathic Professor in Ann
Arb0r.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DE7Ho1r, Mich, Nov. 23.-Dr. E. o. Wines,
Of Now York, addressed q large gathering At tho
First Congregational Church tonight Bet-
ting forth tho general scope Of tho
American Prison Reform movement At
tho conclusion Of his romarlss prnct!cnl
stops wero takon towards forming a
Prison Reform Association in this city, by tho
appointment OF special committee. composed
Of tho following. gentlemen: Gov. Dagley, e.
H. DrocAway, Charles A. Kent. Jefferson Wiloy,
aud ". A. Buffers.
N. L. Smith, Of Flint. has reHignol his poHi-
tion as ono OF tho Tr,1stoos Of the Flint Asylum;
mud It il alao understood TINT Congress ,1na,- elect
". Il. Williams ia about to resign hiH poaltiou IN
tho Commission on Ponal aud Refor1natory In
stltlttons OF the State.
Tho llon,eopnthy rrofeaaorship case comes up
ut Ann Arbor Tomorrow before tho Circuit
Judge, when roply In behalf OF tho Rogonta
will 10 illod, and tho dato for tho argument Of
tho case by oounsol will be definitely fixed.
, 1873-11-24
JAPAN.

1NT FtSt
SAN FnANo1sco, Nor. 23.-The steamer Great
Republic, arrived to-day brings Japan dateB to
to Nov. l.
On Oct. q, tho Ministers Of the Mikado with
two exceptions sent in their designations, which
were accepted. though some have since with
drawn thofn, THO rock Oh which they split was
the coroa project. a plan for sending IN oxpe-
dition against that country was warmly offered
by INakrra. lato Ambassador. San 10 Dniiin,
tho Primo A1iuister bad boon very i'll, having
bccn nttacked with kind Of convulBiyc flta from
oycrwork. Ho ia better md has withdrawn Ills
Finance; md now Torrashima,. ,.late Minister to
England, is placed at tho Foreign Office. Ito,
lately ono Of tho Ambassadors, is Minister of
Public Works, and Yamaguchi mud Kido both of
whom wore connected with lwakurn US AmbaBsa-
doris, are in the Ministry, though KIDD is 80 par
alyzetl TINT it is worry doubtful whether ho will
DO able to do much work. sageaclima 1ato Am
ba6sador to China, il cue Of those who hive re-
signed. THO Mfkado finally abandopcl his
Corcan nud Formasan projects.
The Court Journals report tho Empress Of
japan cl!ceinte.
Tho nows from China il unimportant.
, 1873-11-24
MARINE DISASTERS,

Pnrticulnrs Of tho Loss OF tho Cnb1s
Steamer Robert Losvn Eighteen
Lives Lost--'H'lac Vcgsc1 Taken Down
Before tho LifC.kSon Could he Lo1v<
cred.
ToaoNTo, Nov. 23.-Tho following particulars
haye beon received regarding tho loBH OF tha
Anglo.Amorican cable steamer Robert Iowa
from tho surviving officers: Aftcr connecting
Lamanchc and placentiatown by oable thu
steamer loft the latter port On the 18th, bound
for st. Johns. At q. tn., on tho goth, the
woather heavy and thick, ard tho wind high
tho ship struck heavily near Strait Bholts, and
q very fow minutes nfter filled and settled down
80 fast that it was impossiblq to get tho life-
boats a1oat. Three other boats. containing
twensy-three people, succeeded in getting clea1
OF the wreck, and ronained by it till daylight.
Capt. Tidmarsh sas on the bridge at tho tint
Of tho disaster. Ho was perfectly cool. mud took
in tho whole situation ct n glance. Ho ordered
thu boats to DO cloared away, but porBated in
sticking to the vessel to the last. In fr<
minutes after striking tho poop waa
under water. N1oQnorden, Of Heart'l
Content staff, and Dny tho Second Steward,
were drowned in the cabin. Tho rost wesa
swept off tho deoka by the heavy aoas which in
Q fow hours reduced tho steamer to atoms. On
Friday, five hodioa wero picked up aud buried.
Eighteen wore lost in ALL
, 1873-11-24


THE ArrRoNT 70 MINISTER B1oK1Es DENIED,
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 23.-Tho Spanish Min
istor, Admiral Polo, has received telegram from
his Government, d copy Of Which ho delivered to
Secretary Fish to-day, contradlcting the report
OF hostile manifestations againBt tho United
States Minister at Madrid. The telegram de-
clarca that Gen. scklos is treatcd with conaido-
ration and respect, and that tho intomporance Of
language OF tho Alonarchical press has been
promptly hilonced by tho threats Of immediate
puniHhnont.
RESTORATION or EhlDAn0oED aooDs.
The Minister Of the Colonies reports from
Hayana that the restoration OF cmbargord prop
erty Of American citizens is being diligently pro-
coolod with.
CONSULTATION OF THE sEoRETAR1Es.
Secretary Robeaon ia closeted with Secretary
Fish tonight, in consultation On tho Spanish
complication.
t1b the Assoctated Press.]
WHAT THE PRESIDENT MAY HAVE aA1p.
New YonK, Nov. 23.-Waehington specia1s to
tho New York papers contain tho following !:
During an intorviow with a prominent Senator,
President Grant is aaid to huye used the follow
ing language:
"Whcn tho Government Ena1leB every prepa-
ration for IN aggressive or defensive policy Its
out it's navy, nnd does everything to make tho
army effective up 10 tho limit of calling for
troops, you eau put whatever construction you
please on such activity. If VIC aro to Judge of
were Wnrlike. I do not remember Of anything
OF tho kind having been done IN this country,
which was not preface to peace or to satisfac-
tion for our offended honor. So far. bolioyo
MY message to Congress- does not convey this
idea, it will ba because forget tho words III
which To express it,"
SPANISH Dra1unnEns.
4 Herald special, from Washington, Hays tho
Spanish objections 10 our domauds arc the fol-
lowing:
Firsl-That tho Yirginius is not an American
ahip, rs Bho WIS owned by the CubanH and rogls-
tored In tho na1no of ono Patterson. residing in
Now York.
istry by subsequent sala to othor partics.
TA,,d-Sho has frequently sailed during the
paat two years under tnga Of other countries.
FonrM-That Gen. Ryan WAS not citizen Of
tho Unitol Sthtoa.
Fiflh-TAat tho virginius, at tho time Of llor
departure, mas engaged in IN unlaw ful ozpedi-
tion against friendly powor.
sonEE SECOND THOUGHT.
Tho Spanish question il everywhere discussed
with moro Guinness than last week. and the
impression seems to prevail, to greater extent
thu heretofore, Tint there will DO
botweon tho United statos and spnin. Tile
tono Of tho spauish Ministry continues friendly,
| and disposition is manifested to net in MI
1nnttors in controversy in B,5cl, Il way aR will
proaoryo peace hotweon tho two nntfUna.
NEWS FROM MApllIn.
Tho only important communication received
hero to-day from. Madlid ~as by the Spanish,
Minister, Admiral Polo. who communicated the
contents to Secretary Fish. Tic Spanish
Government con,radicts tho report OF my
lostile manifestations against tho American
NfinHter, and aay tIat Gon. ;Sick}os iB treated
VIII, consideration ond respect, mud that nomo
MAnaschical presn @as promptly sl!encea by a
threat Of immediate punlshmont
, 1873-11-24
GRIM

An Affray Hctsvcon Two Koun9 Mich
lynn Farmers Lcuds to Serious Isc-
BIlltH.
Sutciat Dfspatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
East SAGINAW, Micl., Nov. 23.-Oryiilo ltud
young farnor Of this county. engaged in hnul-
ing pressod hay to Birch Run Station. whilo
coming with d load lust Saturday. got into an
alteration With Irving SALISBURY, in front Of
tho farmhouse Of tho latter. about milo south
uf tho station. Hard wor1a led to blowa, ant
during tho struggle, llocd struck spals-
bury on tho head with u apado
cutting torrlblo gash three inches in length.
Tole9rams wore sent to thin city for an officer
md surgeon, and DR.. Ross md Officer Wood
went out on tho 2:20 train. Reed was brought
through to this city in tho evening. DR.. Ross ia
of tue opinion that spalaburg would probably
not 1.-Two through tho night. Both OF Tho men
and tie affair croatos considerable excitement in
tho neighborhood.
, 1873-11-24
Another Suit Instituted Against
Daniel Drew By Stock
Operators.
Resumption Of Business by Manulac-
turers In Pittsburgh and
Buffalo,
The Completed Part Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Accepted by
the Government.
NEW YORK,
dpeo{dl Dispateh 10 The Chicago tribune,

.,-,,, ~,.r,.
NEW YORK.
Sptosa' Dfspateh to The Chicago 1tiaans'
au1T AGAINST DANIEL DREW.
New York, Nov, 29.-Ou Saturday laat anothnr
suit vaa inat,tutad ac.,nat Danio1 t3ro,g ~
s,,i.,.~. - s-..ss Tess AA., Do"' 4o1 eoA,
spt%os u uo11auu Efnoas Il. blodotnann and
JACOB Aub1no, ~ho place their damages as
100000.
as toloeraphod you on Tim 18th fnst.. stonhon
Fl. Alden haa rocont1v 1o7,,n a,,;t .aa;rs. n.sss
uao anon uooo4.,a oo4 ~ Do5uu eo't aBal'9' IRE"
tecosor @zoa' a'o94'zo "nlch nc cialms he lost by
buying II, ,ooo ahsros of worthless Quiokavor
stock on Drow'a roi)rosentat;ons TINT It would
, 1873-11-24
A Woman Shot, Carved. Set on Fire
and Robbed by Alcr Husband, bu
il still Living.

a Woman Shot, Carved, SGT on Fire,
and Robbed by Her Husband, but
il still Living.
From the Fhf!adeIp1!ia Bulletin.
In TUG tSlogIMGph.c t "a dispatches of this morning
.,, "A woman was found at Elizabeth, N. J., on
Thursday, with n pistol-Bhot wound III l1cr face
and gaBhos on her wrists. She il supposed ia
be tho wife Of Hermann Ktul]. with whom she
arrived in this country on tho 5th instant, and he
is charged with having attempted to murder hor
to obtain possession of large sum of money
which aho had deposited In bank in Hamburg.
Tho couple wont to Elizabeth from Philadelphia,
and polce, arc now searching in the Inter city
1.-The full facts OF this Case show tue man Kr,ll
to ho second udderzook, barring the insurance
hnsincBs. Tho couple arrived hero Oh board tho.
Pennsylvania Oh the 5tl. inst, md tile noSt day
street. above Eighth. Tho noxt day, tho 9Th,
tho husband, whoso proper namo iB Hermann
KrulI, ondoayorcd to ship lot OF baggage yia
Adams Exprcss to Now York, but not bong ablo
to do 30, Bont it via tho Union Transportation
Company. THAT afternoon ho loft for Newark
or Now York, aud returned the following Tues
day, iold hiH wife that llo Ind tnkon q place in
Newark. aud was going to start III hnainosa.
Now, Mrs. Krull wna formerly tho vito Of q
wealthy German banker Of Hamburg, who.
Krull managed to secure. This, howeyor, was
not enough for him, aud upon lls rotnln ho 90
ourol Aor diamonds, gold watch, aud othor
tewolry, nil Of which 4e pawncd.
Tho . next day, Wednesday, tho Mitc, at tho
riying at Ezabeth, krull said: We are going
no further; we'll got ont hsro!" and thoy loft
tho train. lIe thon conducted hor to point
about milo aud q half out Of tho town, tho
time being about . o'clock p. Ill.,. when, roacIing
her, and, producing = pistol. discharged the
weapon, the bull entering oyor Tho right oyo and
, 1873-11-24
AGO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1871
equipped With arms and etorea, inside Of two
wcok8. IA soon aB sho Ia OF

equipped With arms and stores, inside Of two
Wcok8. IA soon aB sho In OF
THE nnooKLYN
viii be driven ahead, and tt is said ehe will bo
fully prepared for aorvco week aftcr tho
Franklln'a departure. Tho boilers have been
plaeed In her, but tho piping has yot to be done,
and hor rigging secured.
Aa Boon as tho Franklin was got out Of dry
dock 100 mon WHO had boon employed upon hor
MORO discharged, but m oqlAl force waa added
to tho engineers department, nnd thoro Ia
GREAT BT1n AND nUsTLE
there is every indication Of unusual lifo. Tie
new rocrnita aro drilled as fast % they como in,
and cvery effort 10 making to render thom 1s tor
duty at once.
BEAMrN WANTED.
Commander prcblo fssuod 4 circular, about 4
Wook ago, to enlist aoauon OF all Rradea and q
large number havo boon already rooru,tod. Many
Of thoao arc faudsulen md groom hands.
THE Dno0KLYN'a oFFioEns
will include Capt. Luxtou, formerly Inspector Of
Ordnance hero, In command; Chiof Engineer,
10 johnson; First Engineer, Z. P. Phillips, or
derod from League 1slana; and Gunner, G. P.
Cushman.
THE FnANKL1N's OFFICERS
.re Lieut.. r. II. Quits. from the HydrographEo
Oh1co, in command; Chicf Engncor 4. J. Kin
stcad, ordered from Philadelphia; Gunner, r.
r. Wilson.
THE DICTATOR m NEW YORK.
NEw YonE, Nor 23.-Tho monitor Dictator
from New London arrived to-day in tow Of Two
large Htoam tugs.
THE wonoEsrEn AT KEY WEST.
KEY VEST, Nov. 23.-Tho United states stoan-
er Worcester. fag.Hhip Of tho North Atlantic
fleot, hAs arrived hero.
Two MONITORS FOR KEY WEST.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Tho Monitor Man.
haitian. conveyed by tho powhattan. will loa7o
for Koy Wost tomorrow.
, 1873-11-24
Charged with 1nccnAinrlsm In Fort
WNYnGa EMM.

Special Dj,patch to The Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Iud., Nov. 23.-Tho insurance
companies Interested In tho Broadway $4,000
oonnagration Of last August, having entertained
suspicion as to tho origin Of tho fire. lave
ca,,sod An lnvostigation to bo made into tho
matter. A prominent druggist named A. @.
Koil, who occupied one Of tho stores burned,
and Ills clerk, Ed Daloux, hayo boon arrested on
a charge Of uotting fire to Kiela premises,
thoroby causing the destruction Of tho whole
block. h1r. Kiol was heavily insured at tho timo
of tho fire. Tho two mon woro arrostod at Q
o'clock this morning, mud lodged III Jail to await
their trial.
, 1873-11-24

EHENT BRTT AIN.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Dsraeli made political
speech at Glasgow Inst evening. He severely
criticized the Government, ind predicted groat
temporal powore. He feared tho conflict might
result in anarchy, and declared tho partisans OF
home rule in ireland would unmask and show
Great Britain thoir real dosign.
DUBLIN, Nov. 23.--An in,mcnso demonstration
in favor Of homo rule took place in this city to-
day. 1t is estimated that Go,Geo poraons took
part in the procession and Dc raaBs mooting
which followed. Speeches woro made by Afcssra.
Butts, Mattin, and others. No disturbance oc-
CURED.
, 1873-11-24

Special Dtspasch to The Chicago Tribune.
ACCEPTANCE OF SECTION OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC ny THE GOVERNMENT EXAMINERS,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. co.-The reports of
the Government Commissioners to examine tho
Northern Pacific Railroad. Mossr8. Sands and
Stoolo, will DO filed tomorrow or Tuesday. It
will recommend tho acceptance OF tho section
examined, boing 100 miles. This will make
about 400 miteB airoady accepted by tho Govern
mont, and on which patents 1ill be iesuod for
tile lands granted by law.
Special Dispatch 70 tbs Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 23.-On Saturday be-
tween soventy and eighty employees Of tho Eric
ter Is over weok hehina, and considerable
dissatiafaction prevails.
, 1873-11-24
THE MANUFACTURERS,

6ptcf01 Ul8zaEch to IHt Chicago 1TlbttNa,
Prrzsnunau, Pa, Nov. 23.-The Pennsylvania
Cotton and Shooting Hills will resume to-mor-
TOW morning, and give employment to over 800
operatives.
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
BUFFALO n. Y, Nov. 23,-pratt's rolling mill,
at Black Rock, which was suspended on tho LIST
OF the month. resumes tomorrow. Sevon hum
dred men wero employed there.
, 1873-11-24
AN EARTHQUAKE,
4 gcvCFe SlOck la Northern Culif0rs
min and Oregon.

8Ax FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-At o'clock Tonight
aeyaro sools Of earthquake was folt at Yrska,
CAL. eyting Ii seconds Tile shock was niso
llls MAS tho sovoroat shock eyor felt In that
part OF tho country.
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.--rho earthquake In
Oregon last night wss quite seyoro, extending
over tho creator portion Of tho State at about
wss felt in this city. No damage vas dono nny-
where.
, 1873-11-24

HAVANA Nov. 23.-Couut San Fernando was
assassnatod Ut tho door Of his mnnsion this
morning by young maM. Tho tragedy Was tho
result Of domestic troubles.
San DOMINGO CRY, Nov. 12--Gen. Manzuota
and three other Generals llavo boon shot by Or
dor of President Daoz. They wero implicated
in tho roccnt revolutionary movement It is
reported thatax other oiIicorp OF high ranls now
in prison on sluljlar chargea will Hoon bo oxe-
outed,
, 1873-11-24

Special Dispatch to This Chirapo Tribune.

475Zt!HE D1Sl'alcH 70 7Ha LHlF1go 1TfbHnEs
nuMonED pEFALcATIoy.
FrTTsnuRol1, Pa, Nov. 23.-Thore are runners
On tho stroets hero to-day Of dcfalcntiop Of up
wards Of $500 900 tint can bo traced to no rclia-
bio source. A prominent institution is men,
toned, and prominent man but, 40 fur, tho
morrow may develop something now. Tie pub
lie here ia most anxiousiy waiting for doyelop-
moptg,
, 1873-11-24

WAau1HaroN, D. G., Nov. 23.-For the North.
west, northcasterly, and hontheasterly winds,
and partly cloudy weather. For tho
Lnkcs, aud thence to tuo Lower Missouri
and Ohio Valley, nortloastorly and northwcst-
erly winds, cloudy weather, snow and rain.
For tho Middle States and Now England, north
oastcrly and oestorly winds, cloudy weathor aud
rain; for tho Southern States, sontheasterlY and
southwcstorly winds, cloudy weather anl rain !;
northwosterly winds, cloudy weather aud rain.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Nov. al y. m.
, 1873-11-24

Special D&patch to The Chic.tao 1ribt.ne,
MoST1cE1I.o, Ind, Nov. GA man named
Wiloy, citizen Of this place, has boon ar
ruste'} OH a charge OF committing d rapo upon
hia daugAtor. Public fealing IL high ngainst
him, anil 1t is thought it tito law docs nat act
promptly In tho matter the citizens will take
tho caso in their own Anutlg.
, 1873-11-24

ST. Lou1a nov. 23.--James Howard nnd John
Cartea, two woll-known forgora OF Now York,
checks on tho Broadway Bunk ono day lust
week.
, 1873-11-24
PERSONAL,


Special Dlspatch u The Chicago Tribune,
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. 2a--D. q. wildwood,
ono Ut the Oldest residents OF this city, and for
Eayerai years ito Comptroller. 10 reported TO.
u'gat ri helus Terg dangorously III.
, 1873-11-24
Conviction OF n Gang OF Countcrfetsors
In North CarOit14n.


coFfcsponaenc1 n m {" @ 1hs Ae,n 1orh Tribune.
AaIMY1ILE, n T., Noy. H:-Io~day ! send
yon tno tesuiss ol tne trla!s OF portion Of tho
o1orss soae s1ng th ., counter oo"sofietofs m ehovors ana
Garone rencasao an ta Stato NGrtn
H., KIT Io 1oon uxolrun misn coahtor!ot money.
ano LII psis5 aaa i 1raesonaI currency anu to silvor
nuu Hoa op'n tiuofn PUT anu Ronotalty very
.nsoJ1 4no. n"so .uuu anons our too
greuny otu.annts anu asoso,h ana 700 ignorant
iamH nt ti,n toau5 t.a5uaa1ou iloa lu1su 70
a',, ~ ~ a"e.o ostcaion ;o psovo tuat on, u
9'.o eno nS o " ttS5 p!a1eols' aoalols IN
1atre oSn s.s,.t .,n nou1!a, uhYo 4ont snclr
"ua ova von ~ or s
" Sfs,aaa ~ t..o XII. DnI.1oss' ies1 s1,,ao,n
- 9yn M n@s eonc'1ueo . Ino laoo,s OF thla
do;t W. " aI;nn " t1n Inu 4nat aatur-
n1ovcd IN trvn to nctaons ,,nrnoa ta "deS ,s o
ng @d M ~ @ e Nancy nna tno
corvnt;ona mav;} Fxsa1;or ~, 'no .asn
5onla ~ oo,,,,torfo;+ III ao; ~ passng ano
tia, n a. IN 4vna - ,as ~ .
Pcnitnntav or thrcn ve"rs 1na non,a ~ .o
rosiInn Ind nomtors ssa,s ~ we.t ee vr' ncGnos'
ssoa aoeaaumS aa.,,o.oa ano pAnsof III mess Virginia.
no Mnn Gonxvdto 1qv ~ mn9,esalo aoaior'
~ ~ 't.. WV mAe ,.nn 'no onoa
;ti at" mno 10y tu ~ fu.'s VI Goi-
vy "tt' d ~ nsn aa1 aena ID counter
tols ono nad was 1 to a5d na9 Tpor Tor
eae ous ;a1, p nis tr'at that tn,a man, hltholto
- ~ ,n;t 'uu a", na' 9oou
n",}o .soa santnreS for ,wo wv ah
Mhs ~ nnn l9T s"o years &c hnra LABOR
tS'aaaa tu u' - n ga,vo9 dao 10 fien planter OF
sanse ,;,ia, Gy IL ID ono oi 1uo
.nea1t .t.ost s n,.no5 s " .ao fnng, put us
Woa!sn .a nas enabled nm TO shiola h!maolf from
1uo @ Sunso4a;gus9s ~ uis numerous cTlneB. Joel
us!us Lcco,eet siInar M sontonGe. no aas peeh
ono ~ ~ sAo i .oa5 atfo =, l1o oeAlera aGu ahov.
ers IN thls state G, y. L.. .. Burchiield Of
~ t' o"a.l CoantS, 9ot tao 1ull 6onollt
u tno ~, ti,a",-two yeats @ anu q nne OF Sl.oo9.
Uotin9 tno var ne was lIst III t6o Confcderato
AeIsico, ~ - hna tAeu oapIau IN cue onlon army:
i.oio5o 'ne %al na "as trleo and convicted Of
! HnfaoI, a'u sontoncea 70 20 nanged, put escaped
since ho was prosont at the execution ot mur. ns
oolcr, ana wlalio tno olacK cap was pcng drawn
t nYer rno 1eso o. tno caipts ne noticed htm ~
ont uso@u " t euu nn Tie pang tno insti
kaiu' " 1no cro. Ho as's noca snot at fopoat~
iSav; aha plominont % IN tne centre OF hls fore
us' IL" xar ~ na hHo qI 1. ss mnn e'nco
14;tna ~ o!a LIZ oov.! s-i"tbnai VI TUG
, 1873-11-24
Tho rrixc.F5EhtcrH,A AIlCn nnl Ikclly,
1tnlcnsoh 0n 18uil-Ohalnbers Ctall Get

Mo Esull, tlnd u4zlstEa1i8llc1 III Jnil.
81. Louls, Nov. 23;-roul Alion and Tom
haye ontored into bonds Of 81, ,000 ouch to appoar
for trial for participating In prizo light III Illi-
uois on last Boptonbor.
Arthur Chambers, who was also taken at Eli
wardayjlle, IL III jail toro. nuablo to obtain bail.
, 1873-11-24

Lo3B of a Pacific NInfl Steamer.
San FnANc1sco, Nov. 23.-On Oct. a. th.
Pacific Mail steamer Ariel, from Yokohama t.
Hokodadi, struck on q reof, slid I'll, and sunk td
hot maat-hoad. Sha ia q total losa. The Pug
sengorB and crow wore all saved.
, 1873-11-24

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov 2s.--The committeo ol
tho doorgIN prnss hsaociation has decided to
TO meet at st. Louis OH tho 26tl to some future
timo,
, 1873-11-24
Failure Of the Negotiations for
the Surrender of Car
tagena.
DisraeG Predicts a Conflict Between
the Temporal and Spiritual
Powers Of Europe.
Resignation Of tho japanese Minist1y..-
Execution OF Officers In St.
Domingo.


LONDON, Nov. 24.-A Bpooial to the Times re-
ports TINT tho negotiation for tho surrender Of
Cartagona proved q complete failure. Contreraa
has since been nrrested by the IntranBigente on
suspicion OF having counived with tho couspira-
tors.
, 1873-11-24

THE LONDON TIMES SPEAKS.
LONDON, Nov. 24-5 a. m.-The Times to-day,
says the domand for tile surrender Of tho Wiz
giniaB could not with Justice be maintained, but
the other demands reported to lavo been 1nndo
OIL Spain by tho United States aro just, and En-
gland might well Join in.
, 1873-11-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YonK Nov, 29.-Arrlyed, steamship Colt
10, from Ltvorpool.
QuEENagowN, Nov. .28..-Arrired, steamer Idaho,
from Now York
, 1873-11-24

KALAMAZOO Mich, Noy. "a.
Tho e1otomont AttomdinK thu boas.hght hero,
recently al1ol toled La Tut TR1puaE. Ind hardly