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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
Az INPROYOKED MrRDER.

At about half-past ten o'clock last night
Pierre stefeno who Ii employed at Delmonico's, in
Fourteenth st. as laborcr, the agerbee saloon
OF Michael Harold, at No 1876 BroOmest, drinking with
Peter Colbert, who lives over the saloon,
and SARGENT Paoo. who resides Of No. 223
South Fh-avp stefeno and Colbert suddenly quarreled
and the former brsndishing knife, Harold pushed be-
tween tho infuriated stefeno. with no word OF
warning turned his weapon upon the emaker and
pupged the knife repeatedly into the body OF the de-
fenseless man He stabbed Harold three times in the
hack once In the and in the chest before he
WA dragged from his murderous work by the by
islanders The injured sank to the foor
covered with blood and died In few monents
The alarm which was immediately raised soon brought
10 the spot Capt Williams OF the Eighth Precinct Po-
lice and tho murderer taken TO the station house
and locked up Colbert and SARGENT Paoio were also
10 cked I'D a. witnesses The assassin young man OF
only 30 years. and In an italian by birth /;
and the weapon with which the murder
uas committed Is common pocket clasp
knfe with long blade. Stefeno lives at No. 2s3 South
Firth ave- with PaolO who ia also an empoye or Del
mopico Harold the murdered man. was native of
soultsous. FOret served in French regiment durns
the recent foreign war, and had Oeen III TINS
city spce 1871 He IL reported TO have been
nuiet peaceably disposed man, who was hked Dy the
FRENCH, Italians. and Swiss who have commonly IRE.
reeves wife She states that stefano was intoxicated
when he came to tue saloon win faoo. MIS- Iriehu'
md that he sought quarrel win OoDert' ny tuhehs
him with his nationality and making sport OF hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
AFFAIRS IN JAPAN.

CABINET MINISTER'S REsIGSING--A PROPOSED CogEAN
EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 23.-The steamer Great
Republic arrived to-day. She brings japanese dates TO
Nov. 1.
On the oath OF October the Ministers OF the Mikado
with two exceptions. sent their designations, which
we're accepted though some have since Withdrawn
them.
The Ministerial troubles were caused by proposition
to send an expedition against Corea which was warmly
supported by Iwakura, 1.-THE late Embassador to the
United States
San 10 Dian. the Prime Minister, had been very Ill,
having been attacked with cOnyulsiye hts, caused by
over work. He is better. and has Withdrawn his
resignation, as also had OSuma, the Minister
Of Finance; and now Terrashma, late Minister to
England IA placed the head OF the Foreign office Ito,
lately one OF the ambassadors, Is Minister OF Public
Works aud Yanaguchi and KIDD, both Of whom we're
connected with Iwakura ambassadors are in tho
Ministry though KIDD IL paralyzed that 1t Is very
doubtful whether he will be able to do much work
sayeschima late ambassador TO China Is one OF those
who have resigned. The Mikado finally abandoned his
COrean ana FOrmosan projects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
DIED.

CHAsaAR-On Sunday 23d inst Rsad Cn,n. hs 10Th yeas
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CARPgsTBR-Ons rst dsy mouth 23f Carpenter
months OF Ss aai Ada g. Carpeas
Relatives Invited the funeral nom - Powers
st.. Brooklyn, T. ID.
DOUGLAs-Ou SATURDAY Nov 30 1878, Agnes Do1ga native
nunEeld, Scotland 81 wears Of
family invited attend The funeral
Noutay 2ih inst 10 from the residence Of her brother
Aier. UouglAs, No 352 West Forty -third-st
u.LOCEOn Sunday morning Nor 49, Mrs Dedame HlocE ae<
80 years month and l9 DAYS
The fsnera will take place wednesisg the 26h inst u O'Clock
m Of George e. Hloc4 253 Bs: Broad
way Relatives aud fr Gods are invited TO attend
HOLMES-At residence HUDSON y the morning OF he
23d nat, Rev Edwin Holmes in the 77th Of bis
friends and ,hose Of bis Rev John NC H1meS
d D. respectfully invited TO attend ha
thu First Reformed Church Of Hudson " l. on "einesiy
Nov. 70. al 2 O'Clock o. IN.
LYSCH-Oo Saturday % 1873 his residence No 379 Gun.
ber,u st Brookn Thomls Lynch th4 72d ofhis
The OF the family invited TO attend the unersi
from bis residence At O'clock "Wednesday morning. Nov.
Church OF the Assumption OF JF aud fogkt
where will be offered for the Of biz soul
At Amer the service tia remains will be taken -
Calvary Cemetery for inierment
Paterson N. j., papers please copy.
MeRLLOn SATURDAY, Nov %, Helen Merrill in We 52t Of ss
her residence Of her brotherlw Dans Mar
20 West Rtiethst. Tuesday, Nov ~ at O'CLOCK
PhilsdclDha papers please copy.
TIsEAt esdeuee aud Gen Jersey City Hghe
George Use aged % yesrs. montss and 10 dsys . . -.
the family respectfully invited 70 sitend hs
Reformed Church adoning bis late rs'dsael on faes
day, as O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

guns that ought TO be a provided for one or more
forts that protect each OF most important
That the subject, in It's detail and its entirety
may be fairly stated aud clearly under
disregarded The moneys appropriated by
Congress during the past two for Notifications
average $l36sOoo Ii would be difficult II not imposs
hle TO determine the actual cost Of each per gun
depending as this must upon the material OF It's
compared with brick stone, the costly iron
clad walls But Ia fair to conclude that the guns and
carriages especially guns OF Steel like Krupps or OF
wrought iron, like the Woolwch with wrought iron car
rases, do cost much the fort which they arm and
defend. The price given by krupp's agent on July q
1872 for l2inch steel gun and it's carriage delivered at
the works fn Essen. was $s 500. gold An armament
composed entirely OF such guns. would II is believed
cost than the most expensive fort Of modern con-
structon While therefore, liberal appropriations are
made annually for Notifications there seems to be
strong reason for appropriations for equal gnitudo
for the armament when the fact undenaDle that a
Tort without Its proper armament is than useless
an inert mass Of expensive material, without power Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
A QUIET DAY IN WALL-ST.


J. EDGAR THoMsoN's NOTES NOT PROTESTED
Il CO.
Wa-st. was quiet on Saturday, the stock of
rumors the disposal OF the bears having been APP
parenty exhausted. Early in the day Gilead A. Smith
& Co. received u dispatch from J. Edgar Thomson,
stating that his notes had not been protested and in
his opinion would not he. This the Stock
Exchange wires, and at settled the matter though
there were few IL any, who required denial OF the
port Stocks strong during the day though there
were few operations by large dealers gain OF $780,
since Friday reported by the banks The failure OF
C. p. Curry broker doing small business. and for.
merry OF the firm OF Curry Martin Co.. was announced
early in the day without producing any effect tbs
market.
William Torobe OF Philadelphia fled. on Saturday In
the United states District Court petition in bank
ruptcy against Jay Cooke Co. The petition charges
that the firm owes Torobe s72 on draft sent for coec
ton and the acts Of bankruptcy alleged the
those heretofore published in The TRBCNEs account OF
the jay Cooke bankruptcy The case Of John 4.
Fox & Co agt lay Cooke & Co. adjourned for two
weeks
A. w Canaan gave notice that, on account OF the ad
iournment for week OF the Of Siney ogt The
Union Trust Company. he would move to-day for an
Injunction restraining the Company from parting with
any OF Us assets.
John Roach, the shipbuider who agreed TO take the
steamer Ocean Queen on account Of money overdue
from the Pacific Mail Company, has written letter de-
nyng that he has since resOd the vessel at
large profit price realized by the Company. The
Ocean Queen still in his possession is he states
in his letter. for sale at moderate figure he prefers
ready money to ships in payment for his work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

AIsENALs sUPPIIED-MArERiALs FOX iiiiD AM,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-lt seems not 10 dc
generally that there have been prep"i a''o"S
quietly going on under the direction OF 'no oeoie
Wr nlacing our arsenals IN condition 70 supply the
wants Of an army IN the field in of war; and LOOKING
10 the condition Of the armament OF our orthca'ohs
for the successful defense OF our harbors aeaihs.
tile attack by ronclads. The Ordnance Department o'
the army is Il this moment in most active PREPARATION
for a OF war and is ready 10 supply an army wiz"
an entire equipment Of material ineudhg tho no''
approved breecb-loadng arms and heio anu Si'Se 20"
teries % ,,,ne,y vt,b avery kind OF ammunition.
The telegraph has been vigorously used uiRns lo VAL
every preparation " tho extent Of the 3rnhaoe az
prlaton The ordnance officers are iuly any any,, W
gravity OF the occasion aud 10 the necessity iot hhpo
meparation TO all demands slonlo war DC thc io
SUIT OF our present complications. WINE IIvm .o
tnro vi The case the nsyy had 70 take the activo
tatve the War Department Is fully sYo 10 tbo o'SS
J IN hulet preparation for tho future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
THE CIVIL, NWAR IN SPAIN.

DIssENsIoSs AMONG THE INSURGENTS AT CARrAGEsA.
MADRID Saturday, Nov %. 1878.
A determined plot of the prominent officers
Of tho traassente forces al Cartegepa to surrender
the city to tho national forces discovered few days
since and military leaders except Contreras were
arrested Conteras and Galvez re now the sole rulers
A terrible cannonade and fusitade were heard last
night at The camps OF the Government troops, and 1t was
believed the military element in Cartagena had made
efforts liberate their commanders and were shehed
by tho forts, which manned by conyicts. the
military having been withdrawn. The besegng force
remained passive during the firing.
LONDON rov. %, 1873
special dispatch to The Times reports that she plot
for the surrender Of Csrtagena proved complete
failure Contreras has since been arrested by the In
trsnsgentes on suspicion OF oOnnyanco with the con-
sprators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
Union LEAGuE AMATEURS.

The programme for the entertainment To be
given Tuesday evening the Theater OF the oniou
League Club for the benefit OF the New YORK Ear DIS
pensary embraces Overture, "Necromancy, oy MT.
l.. j. withaus two songs by Miss Henrietta Beebe' snd
"Dablere." which may be assumed TO be performance
vet more amazing than "Necromancy," by DR. J. W =.
Arnold.
The gentlemen named are amateurs. who nave con
scented to give an exhibition in aid OF this charity
favored few have had an opportunity OF witnessing the
skill IN private houses to which they have heretofore
confined themselves. The soprano OF Miss Beebe Is 700
we'll known TO need praise. Altogether the managers
hope that the affair Will be elegant aud unique Inc Ho
ception Committee made mp mainly OF young men o
the Cub and com,rises messr. j. Lindon Ward George
N Hill sigourney W Fay, Henri Poor J. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
TIE COUNTY VOTE.

The Supervisors acting AZ the Board OF
couutv Cauyassors received Saturday letter from
the Board OF Police having charge Of the Bureau OF
Elections. designating The TRIBUNE and TIE Star "a
the papers which tue canvass shall be published rhe
Committee on Protests reported that the protests could
orv Ia decided by the Courts and thatthey could not
mass ANY Judgment upon the frauds alleged The Con-
roer was requested 10 draw warrants Tor 1880 for the
services clerks and charge the amount to election
nenses After Board had adjourned several OF its
oers in n spirit of fun, steucd To the petition OF L..
Iu.hng Knrz who claimed 70 no elected Senator In the
Win Usrict having received vote for that office.
me petitlon alter considerable debate, was denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
rRLEGRAPHro NOTES.
here were % deaths at Memphis during tbs

There were % deaths at Memphis dur1ns tbsI
past week, three from yellow feyet
Thirteen more dead bodies from tho wreck o.
The Atlantic have been washed ashore and buried
The Sprague deed of trust, IL Is thought, VIII
be comyste and ready Tor execution to-day omorro"
90. The De'SotO Bank Of Memphis viii resume busI
to-day National Bans Of that
city xll DO the same IN few days.
by the falling of the roof Of tho Chicago Mai
abe Iron Works Saturday TOrsmen Nicholas Foze aai Ah'
drew Selngcr killed and three others severely wodasd
The Pacific Mail steamer Ariel from Yokohama
hakodad ard sid OF nd sunk @ the mast
head She total loss The and oil saved
Two large meetings of workngmen were held
Philadelphia YESTERDAY consider q1eson Rese
uons adopted the local orove work. al
yocans mass meeting and procession, ud dsDsaang var via
Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAvAsA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVAsA WhAkLi MARKRT.
HlvAti Nov 22sugsr opened dull bat closed 10
~ b. llt9l22 reals arrobe Nos ID TO 20 d. s. 1870
la reals M0ass nominal: No. l2 d. s. l2itd
l22 reals Havana
hous 1874 900 AMI 400 hhdj receipts week
boxes and 275 bids the week 1900 SIS
bids including 200 boxes 70 the United states.
Bacon in far demand $23 500*2j
American $409S42 quntal; Goshen $49dS5l y auina
Flour fair demand at s22 50as25 z Dbl HsnsAmsuean sugar
cured quiet S27dS29 quinta Lard quiet Potatoes lar co.
psld Tow trm at sls 6O0sl9 quataL Wsr-Yeor tu ~
S129Sl2 80 suobe White 6rmer s22 Homer OEets
in fair demand = So 75d$9 p bbL
Naval Stores fair demand. Coal oil an.r "a reals y rslsr
Hoghads in demand - 1886 Lumber du SHOCKS
fat Boz l46l7 reasi Sugar Hogheads 29a3O rssi Moees
ioehes 29d3 reaA Hoops-LoDg Shaved nominal 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

Three thousand dollars in bullion was shipped
from Liverpool for New-York by the steamship Algeria
saturday.
Count San Fernando was assassnatcd at the
doors of his mansion at Havana yesterday morning by
young man. The tragedy was the result OF domestic
troubles.
Count Corti, the Italian Minister at Wash
ington who is from that city on leave OF alb
sence has arrived at Rome He has received a letter
from the British Government warmly thanking him Tor
the able manner in which he discharged his duties as
unpire of the American and British Joint Claims Com
tuisolOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
THE WRECK OF NE ROBERT LOVE.
TWENTY-FIVE SAVED AND EIGHTEEN DROWNED
THE CAPTAIN AMONG THE LOST.
lBr TEIEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

TWENTY-FIVE SAVED AND EIGHTEEN Drowned
THE CAPTAIN AMONG THE LOST.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
ST. JOINS. n. f., Nov. 22.-The telegraph
cable steamship Robert Lowe lost tho coast OF
Nova Scotia during the storm Of Nov II aud IS. The
show that three boats succeeded In esy
ing the ship with % people who landed with much diff
fcuty all safe except one man, killed by tho upsetng
OF boat. The remainder OF the crew, including Capt
Tdmsrsh. and the chief, third and fourth engineers
remained by the wreck till washed on by heavy sea
Eighteen persisted, including Mr. Wickenden, one OF the
Hearts Content staff
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCul
TORONTO. Now 23.-The following particulars have
been received regarding the Ango-Amercan cable
steamer Robert Lowe, from the surviving omcers Al
ter connecting samanche and Paceutiatown by cable
the steamer left the latter port at p. m. on
the 10th, bound for St. Johns. Al a. m on the 2Oth
the weather thick and the wind HIGH the snip struck
heavily ST. Shots, and in very few minutes hled
aud settled down fast that 1t was impossible 10 get
the lfe-boats anoat Three other boats contain
ing % people, succeeded getting clear OF the wreck
and remained by IL till daylight Capt Tdmarsh WAS
the bridge at the time OF the disaster perfectly cool
and took in tho whole situation at u glance. He
ordered the boats to be- cleared away. and
pershed by sticking 10 his vessel TO the last
Five minutes after striking the ships poop was under
water Mr.. McKenden OF the Hearts Content stan, and
Day. the second steward we're drowned cabin The
swept on the deck by heavy seas, which In
few reduced the steamer fragments on Friday
bodies picked up and buried. The following
are the names OF the lost
]. Tedmarch, Commander ,. Powlain, Chief
Engineer; Pargent, Third Engineer; Pugh, Fourth
Engineer; Bullock. Engineers storekeeper; Mac,
Intyre, Carpenter: Quartermasters Young and
Backwards, Warner, and Anderson
able seaman Yagstaf; Benz. Day, second, aud
Bemares. third steward Gales chief cook; Doolin ana
Gallagher, hremen; Mr.. Kenden electrician, and e. +.
wilkins.
sAvED-Chief officer Denton, Second officer Hawson,
Second Engineer Stafford, Boatswain Collins store
keeper Richardson Quartermasters Robinson Payne,
Chauucey Williams Burton, and Hooston able seamen
sullivan, Reid. Cunningham. DickensoD, Weich, ana
Higgins, Fireman LOwdon, Chief Steward Jachlin, a
boy. the butcher. and Miller. a passenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
PASSENGERS ARRJVED.

Prom LIvERPoOLIn steamshp Cet,e. Nov 23J Gras mrs
Gnfn infant and o. r. IRON Miss Ross Mrs and Miss COoley
hrA ~ p Wade Richard Corts Mrs Cors Henry Chtse Mrs.
Chas A. Barnes Mrs. nurse Miss and Master Blne
Chas Smith Mrs Smith Rev Father RA ppsghos Rev W Meohe
Rev Father Anton Rahser Rev Peter o. Flynn COneJ K
Morse b. H. & b. Barton J. Il. b. w. L. Grant Mr.
h1nkttk j Mrs Cha Wood Mr. ni rs. kirkland sr Don JOSS
ARENA WIN Fletcher r. Barbour Sri DOB Ramon Llaren sr Don
MadazO Maurice Kingsley, Brandt StoltIe Joseph Hes
David r. H. Cable Miss Emma Provost Mrs Emm, Cabbs
Mr. Pson Mrs Gron infant Mr. Grscsm Aiss Eisea.
julius Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
REVIVAL OF RAILROAD BUSINESS AT THE WEST.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-FOr the four months
ending Oct the net earnings rof the Chicago, North
Western Railroad $4,000 or at the rate OF IL per
cent on both classes OF stock This after paying in
erest tax, and rents besides current expenses ana
10000 tons OF steel rails tho main line The for
egn demand for surplus crops continues the profitable
freight traffic OF the Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
GOPERNkEFT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF rHB CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsuINGTOs ID. C., Monday. Nov. Al =. IN.
SYNOPSIS for the past "a hours.

WARRINGTON, ID. C., Monday, Nov. al ~ IN
Synopsis for the past "a hours.
The storm center has advanced from the
weather in Kentucky and Tennessee south
ery winds cloudy weather, and high temperature
in the Southern states; northeasU1rly WIGS
rIoudy weather rain aud the Middle
states and lower lakes; variable winds and cloudy
weather prevail in New.Engand and the st. Lawrence
valley; north-easterly winds and cloudy weather over
the upper lakes and North. West.
PROBABILITIES.
For N, Middle States, nOriheosterlg and southeast
erv nds cloudy peather and RAIN for the lower lakes
and New-Engand northeasteriy aud sOuth-eastery
winds cloudy weather, rain, and snow; for
the southern States, south esterly winds, fall
ing temperature, and cloudy weather; for tne
INNER lakes and thence TO Tennessee northery Winds
snow and rain and cloudy weather, clearing
during the day. For tue North West, cloudy weather
and southerly winds =,
Reports are missing from the whole Southwest and
the trans Mississippi country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Ners see S>coqsd P1Ye-I


Steamship Celtic (B) Thompson Liverpool IA. aOi
town II h. With mdse pass. - }. HYDE Sparks
Steamship Herman Mallory Savannah Nov 20 with fs>
steamship sbeTan Hsisey 15 with mdse ss1
Steamship Gen whtn,r (newl Boston
United monitor Dictator NevLondoa Came in tow Of esa
tnFsS Seth Low and =. A. WOoott
Ship tof TbomAOD Ne gbeob,d Bordeaux Oct g. IN bed
last, Is anchored al SANDY Hook.
ship Helene Ger Raben Bremen 81 days With empty petoean
barrels. - -,
ship tr Liverpool Oct H. With mise
BARK Bscorl Ross. Of and on Boston, IN bllsst
Brig Able Clifford Dunn Havana i3 davs IN ballast
Sehr Mary Lant simmons OF and Is days from Greradi vita log
Eoods old metal -
Shr Mar D. Leach (of ProyncetoEr) Atto Myagu r. ~
WISD-Sanset light, S. e., hsIy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nov 23Arnyei eamshp Georria from " YOKE
Alice Bos from Philadelphia MsCofhs from Baiun'e
sa led. barA L4nbs for port in Great Britain
SAVANNA steamship Gen. Barnes from New
YorE Enrique from Havana hr Gay Phelps All BnebsR
New Roy Arch from Boston, Douglas Haynes iro.
Ne~ York
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuxEnrors 23-Arised steamship Idaho. Moore ho~
H.gASA nov 2The hesYork, arrived
morning; r. Weldon from Sesiofk lrrved FdaTs
brig Havana, from Nes-Yors. has srrivei here.
DISASTERS.
While Rescue, Capt Hnnesy proceeding out over
(i and when about three UeS outs osny
Hook she dso5ere % be on ire She vas nmee hse ior
point the hoO aud behe the East Beacon where shs
bur the water. edge. Grew all saved
Del Nov. 25The pilots thA the Eve ahom Light
vessel Pen~icEs Island Shoals
SoggoLx va Nov 23rte weckus steamship Reoao eurneA
night from the wreck the hr previously REPORTED lnk ten miles
OF the her beam cas-
her anchor with 80 fshom Of chain The scr loaded
with oil. Her could not be ascessned
22Asance has been sent TO most Of the vessea
aground the River and where u practicable they VIII
OF and put into Inter qule The steamships have nos
stopped between Quebec anl Montreal early the tor
a The mail steamship Pol'Desin sailed this afternoon and her
departure closes shdpins there vessels ia port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

In our table of Saturday of the vote of
New.York by counties. by typographical error the
vote OF Now-York County for Controller Hopkns was
credited 10 Engineer Taylor aod Tsyor's vote To Hop
kins. The totals and maiorites for tao whole State
were correct and tho figures also given corrccuy
In tue lbsrsat ~ tho VOta NJ NowYork County from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24

A large fire in Oakland, Cal. yesterday. com
petey destroyed tho handsome bridge Of tic Central
Pacific Railroad at that place. The bridge was over
three miles long and was OF the strongest and best
in the state. IL had been built but snort ume. Is
,ide Mt beside impeding travel for some uue, WIN
came = loss OF nearly 81, 10000 10 the Company,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
French. william RI Motley. Thos Kinnicutt, Ns.hl A.

French william RI Motley ThOs Knnicutt, Hc1hl. a
Prentiss and Wm. X. MOwe. And the managers sreS
Mr., Wm p Lee Hr. Geo r. Strong Dr. Rich. H. DebN
Mra Lsngfop ward Mrs. W P.nck Dr. francis N. Nod
Mrs AnnaC L. Bo Mrs n. H. Davies H. Mr. Geo r. Strong.
Mrs j. W Alsop Mr.. Lsmns Harvard Mr. WIN. W. Phelps.
MIRA q. b. sioushoa. Mrs Chas. Mcmillan. Mr. john hey.
Mr.. Dr. Hslght NJ, r. A. Witthaua Mr. A. r. Wetmore
MIA q. r. Hsses Mr. q. h. EtOughlon. Mr.. Henry koger
hrs. Prancis NJ Weld Samuel TideB. DR. g. s. Winston.
Mr.. w O. Cho.e Mr Robt q Roosevelt Gen H. g. Davies IT,
Ms O. HoIbrooka Chas H. Marshal. Mr. A p. speyera
MIRA Cyrus W. Field. Mr.. J. ~ BgniT. Mr. Wm q. Cboate
Mrs I. r. Wetmorr. MI r. n Winston. Mr. Chs WatrouA
hrl Laura G. Ballard Mr. Richard NJ Hoe. Mr. Cor
Mr. SisonrneyW Fay Mr Lsmqe Harvard WOOcy JOhBsou.
b L. Case DR. Chss Mcmillan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
A SPEECH BY Mr.. DIsRAELI.


Mr.. Disraeli made political speech at
Glasgow last evening. He severely criticised tho Gov
ernment and predicted great struggle in Europe be-
tween the spiritual and temporal powers. He feared
the conflict might result in anarchy, and declared the
partisans OF Home Rule in Ireland would unmask and
show Great Britain their real designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
HOME RULE DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND

HOME RULE DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND
DUBLIN. Nov. 20, 1873.
An immense demonstration in favor of Home
Rule took place this city to-day. 1t Is estimated that
COOOO persons took part in the procession and meet
ing which followed. Speeches made by Messrs.
Butts Martin and others. No disturbance occurred.