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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27

CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

The two Young Spaniards. Quero and Alyares,
tried Of Sessions last month Tor stehhB
$4,000 nom Ii. Commerce, Havana, brought before
Judge Moore Brotya yesteray morning tho mOol t new
trial hiyng beel Denied and sentenced 10 Two years
10 .he Peniieutay
William Matthews was committed by Judge Nor
Police Court yesterday, for deirauci e nfH o.
Maorye Butdd Broadway Of the 0f $40 ~ OBJ
goods forged order purpOt1ng TO Do Ggoei o M D.
Of Che Emerson Williams earaDo1t cspan
held the e,ult o. injuries inflicted b. hin WIZ Lh
spike Thomas Muhn, United States soldier
John T. Irving was arraigned yesterday before
General plead 10 the Two
1870 No DelaneysL and the
committed June 1873 a. the Of Henry Caspee az
No. BOG Chahsas Two hundred houznd doarS worth OF ewey
carried Of from the Dcsnceyst store ana SlOOg worm IRON
preceded bat Iryg counsel william Howe stated 70
the that he prepared The ecoer set down
the trial for MONDAY Dec l. and 70 this Mr. Russell mads 70 oLoh
In General Sessions. yesterday, William Bennett,
CHARGED With stealing watch ard chain worth 500 Now IL fSm
Ierson 81 No 3l East FIFTY hhst Thirty.
6rs Brosdway sent to the Penertay for tour years
Thomas Murray for the prisoner James H. DJonan charged MA
assaung John Leonard Of No i2l West rwelK ST. With Dis
firing head Nov u TsentgsiKl aud Nh n
guilty the Pentna months Wa
r. Knitting tue prisoner Fanny Beckett charged with s'aut-
Of 522 Boest and gtabbng her ~ the ace
Knife -, No. 5S Cosbyt Of guilty were
following John Pagan for attempting 20 steal
worth $500, Oct 20 from the Of John d.
Carroll No. 339 East eighteenth St. sent 70 tue state f0l oF
ga Years Miller breaking the lager beer salool
the Prison y .Johh tltz
gerald li1y steal gold watch worth slOO Nay ~,
tbs office OF the Adams Express Company sent % The Penn-
tay for one Edward Maoy Of stealing How rom the
kers shop TwHyniHLs and Nnthaye ent to e Peaea-
a
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY. Nov. "a.

Mails o- Europe Pymonb Cherool aud Htnbury steam
shrp siless IL NJ suDpienesiaIy Maj 'cr toa
printed closed al no PostOmec a. 80
m Steamship from foot ~ Ttrit Ho1oI.h
Mails Tor Havana b the Cy 81 hss-for.. eoe
IL an Mail for doab postage Ettsrs and
matter osei PoltOSce at ll:kO itsaashp saiH
az ~ NJ. iron Pier No. J T. X
TRIDAY.SOv -.
Mails Tor Newfoundland s ss.fsi PoNOAs evev asy
q v ~. va Hai'sI.
Mail Halifax D, veloaeisl toAs-Ysa postoAca every
LAY 81 and VA hason
sArURDAf Eov ~
Great britain lEi Ireland ssd L'srpe b.
Ne t.cinshp Celne ceso 81 IL A. SirRcputtr hsA iO
double postage letters onsi matter eos.l PorO NO
liil5a stlinhp Lii AZ 1890 DoVs
Iayonla PrTrI jerseY CIV.
Earcpe soat,mpoa and Dfcbes fer s eam''ip
kAa ees al IL NJ ssD9cr.Et.u Nal Tor G9s,e ."s.As
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CIVIL NOTES.


s. A. Smith of London, charged with alb
scondng with funds belonging to Bass Co., ana VIII
forging their names TO bills Of acceptance, waived an
examination yesterday before ComnissioDer OsD1i.
and left this port the steamer Cuba Tor Engianu ~
charge of Sergeant Daniel Dayey OF Great seoliAnu
Yard London.
C. II. Van Brunt, referee In the suit OF
Adelino H. Douglas against George W. Douglas Tor d.
yorce has found as conclusions Of law from tho tes
mony received by MIN that tho plaintiff is not entitled
20 judgment for a separation ncnsg etUoro, ana lDae
the defendant should be directed 10 provide for the sup
and the value and condition OF MS estate render proper
Mr. and Mrs Douglas were married on Nov. 30 1884, ana
lived together until Oct. %, 1870 when pintn separated
from her husband, alleging ntemperance ana lnhumah
treatment AZ the cause.
Judge Fancher delivered long opinion yes
terday on the case Patrick Martin agt the Controller
aud County Auditor. Martin assistant ianitor OF
the Courthouse and continued his services until his
pay stopped and his claim is $40 for 50 days Judge
Fancher decides two points: First That tho Auditors
affidavit that there is money the Treasury avail
able for that of is only legal conclusion ana
Is nugatOry and that the services having been rem
dered, ana the bill fixed by the Supervisors In 1872 the
Auditor cannot tbs action OF the SuperVisOrs
he cannot refuse TO audit the Controller 20 pay, any
than the auditor or a private corporation can
refuse to examine the cashier 10 pay bill which tho
directors have passed. MandamnB Issued 70 County
Auditor Earle TO audit and the Controller 10 audit and
approve aud pay tho claim on 10 days notice.
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THE TARIFF AND DULL TRADE.

10 Editor or IT, Trtb0hr.
SIR: The present depression in trade IL used
"a an argument aganst tho tariff Workpeople are told
that Tho fan liz agcs. and the closing OF IRON anu
cotton mills are attributable 70 It's operation THIS as
sumption IS entirely wrCng. IL Is in1ispuiaOe 'ha'
during the pas; Il year OF Protection wages haVo oc
considerably h cher than iu the preceding % years OF
comparative FREQ Trade measured either by te so'n
amount or its purchasing power for ron'' Ioou' al"
c,tbiue This vas to the development OF nome IN
dust which followed The passing OF the NORTH tarln
and which led 10 country predicting manufactures
worth s3 Oeo 600 IN 1870 against product Oh Only
a sas Oo 600 m 1900 There work to be dohe III
rbe Protective period; the demand for labor WIS
greater al US price naturally advanced uun' III .ny
,nsiaDees yorkfaen could dictate their own terms
Free Traders cannot aesurc sdila; progress nor Sc
cure worlfnop bCtter sage than they no" lave Oo
Trade Jscw.ng 70 oyerproductOn ana insecurity AZ
soon Il, the present supply Of ro, cotton aoles' anu
other comno l5s IS consumed and feeling u Cum
dtuce revivee business will inevitably inpTVe ana
workpeCpe be ablo 20 secure go'd wascs. w VIII ho'
nond matters t. encourage tho importation Oh ioreE"
goods by lower duties to create SIN mrther d'
by disturbing the tariff the faith OF which bindToa'
Of millions ye boon invested.
Eew-Y York Nov. 40 1879
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF nBY- IORK. ."........... %
s..,,.,,D .r,ro,. g,l Wism Cirs A. Barter so,,
steam-p North Polat. Fosg lhlegsa Lear see lip Co
Steamship Bs.ari, CB Moad Liverpool Qasen'osp chAs
sesn'siD Slea tGerl. Hebee. Hamburg se Kgrsai Co
steamship South cafoAaa, Beckett Charleston, s. c. H. R. horsa
Steamship CITY Of NewYor Ds.sen Havana Az' ie sar-
Steamship b c. Bal Alexander PAadepLi "-iaH p Oj.'
ss Si Aunle. st.en. WILMINGTON; Del; nsot
Steamship yefeus. Besrse. Boston. ". y. Da0rE
Snip Fnedlaadef Enerlon San Irlheo snon'oa chees-
BarE GJa Ita) sehissno Cork for orders G ssage
Bark Jasper Weber nonroya snd nfse f,, fof',9,
B BIS Gs @ tai Gs,iao Corr sor ofes. sooo, Co
Bark Milo QL AsaElo COrk or Falmouth of ogier se''a
Bark 7ddent C!,l Dour u-eu for ore A. P Are.ti
Bar t csscae t.' simon H,vsna Sc Jane g. W,ri
Big Adjuvns Nonl, IJosysng Sones, Ieieus Bocfns1a
Brg WetoT tBr Bradshaw, SeA. Iseiasi D. 4 De wolfe
F Ps 1 aS 1 1oi G 8 e 5.i e
B1s Caista Plftrile, sloa, John H,tiosea.
seba E. 4 5. Oakley, Newman, Prov ccnee.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fd'' lGer Nicer Hamburg Sov IT, al so1hanra
steamship Victoria MsaIoe glasgow SOv l5,va Neville l6u.
stciHshO Olympia l Yogag Gsyog Sor 10, aui Neville lib.
s,eamsio Wyasots Couch Ecbm5qi CITY Poa, NoR with
md,s AM, 6as., to Oh Domino s,sra,lio Co. ,
steamship Huntsville Crosal savanna, With mis@ 'at gih 70
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Nov 26.-Aryed ,esashp Panther from PblatephA
FOREIGN PORTS.
novuL- Nov 26-Ihe Anchor Live EnhD Cslloua Cfs'g,
from Vew.York Nov Is fsr GeyI~, a-rv"' here to-day
ursgNsrow 6oy 2jIue National Le steamship Spain Grace.
from Nov 10 Tor Liverpool touched here ia Honias -
81 O'CLOCK.
DISASTERS.
orrprc Nov 2se present st1atOD Of vessels caught Ia -
late storm ha1s The brig Protein vees. Al &c Lt "a.
her sale recommended Tie flQ r. sal
ashore a
a. scLA Tie bark 1areo",s Of Qlenuurg aao a. he hvsf
Droup considered fe The ship La5 INTO 1'er quar-
te al Murray Bay h America aud the steamship hlrses
Stevenson are wi tered 20 Bic.
iFor Lalest ship Ee,rs see Sereah Pagc.l
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Total. 1884 - 59ee8 79,e'l....59i09 1881

Total. ....5S84 ~ ..59tt5 f9,65lo9l9 1854
The official canvass Of the vote Of Maryland was not
completed until last Monday. The detailed vote, as
gwen above IS Official The Secretary Of State, how
ever has not get given the total vote In 1871 the ma
forty Of VIM ?. Whyte DemJ for Governor over Jacob
Tome Qep) was 1885, in 1872, Horace Greeleys Qio)
majority for President U. s. Grant epJ was 9G;
this year, Levin Wooford CONSERVATIVE was reelected
Controller over Henry ID. Godsborough tRcp) by ma
jority Of $685. james s. Franklin Cons) was also re-
elected Clerk of tho Court OF Appeals over John H.
Price Uep) by majority OF 19,6I2 The total vote on
Governor 10 1871 was 1885, the total vote for President
in 1872 l3i7 the total vote for Controller IN 1873
was l399l9, and FOR Clerk OF the Court of Appeals
1900 The increase the Conservative vote this year
over tho vote ISL $685. the increase on the Re-
publican vote is 50; making total increase OF 6,55S
The increase In the Conservative majority over that or
1871 4ss The Conservative vote for Controller IN
1872 ia II oei greater than the Liberal vote for President
in 1872: the Republican vote IO92 less The total vote
this year $500 greater than that OF 1872.
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pASSENGERs SAILED.

FOn LTvERPOOrTa ssams,io cuba, Nov 2o-hr ara WIS IL
NJ Perl me- Walssosth chllrca ni nor'e ~ CIees l|s
Insoo a1 VII Nh ana smith 1ian an har,e ~ n
Feces Mrs Wdrht Mss Mare Booth, Miss nag fH4s pa.
D,yy Aei Dag ton Step =. Smith, V,ohA nhgn nc
and ed Tbomss Miller nee " tobr bis, lofes esi ~
ter Charles Bradbury Vim Lo;me NJ sid W. beEss
Herr Drsper d. s. W. Bushe Eiehsr4 W lsescy va "s'
d,ucl.er j. j. Inbel M!s H. W. Jackson, w. Paon ,ane
Drou Vs. IT, Taller G. L. AgcrJ Aa Angler llagh Agse
Nsyer WIN MAYER John Mayer uCny AtTcI J. a. Perry r. ~
Fisher John Quarry joseph Irfev Mr. an Ar' H. ha1 slo
sop Y q o. Lo,f G Lef L. Patterson. j. T. TtOnf9l :" nav
for SIR gewcob K Houston j. T. LORD samuel Lor M sa ~,
Henry Thornton h. ~ rDs ST.. Mscg, Mr. and Ma k@8 =
ID phipe Join Miller ~ Fory4s Hal w AID Ms Ja- aFt
son J. A. s.ose Mr. Mrs Nn. Hinebhd y. IL MAJ = Dc
Hayen VIM. BlacknOrs Lazy Dcnayea a1d nad
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nomAsrfEHRErrs

wnnrxeroS c. 26spirt, Trrgents, steady a. 10 &C.
Roam e1y az Strained Crue Iupsas aly ~ ''i
Hard; 81 Gellos DIP Isr quiet az - 90 ~ D.
NsvoRIE,s Nov. 26-PourA scarcity OF treiE iOo rse
hnae s.e Of Double Extra et 80 75 Treble Ezra SO 5Oz
~ 75 FAMILY So 5O3s9 30 Com hrcr supply es Yellow a
rel 7ORT2c While T2d75c Oats quiet al DC Bran daH s.
95c ques; Prime SIS 80 Choice, szl Pok dull ana lowe
A All rs Ors s4ted Meats-Asrke hare sales OF sho1in
atrye doc bacon Shoulders 7i4c for Clear Ri
Sil., and gle Clear Sides lamsNo demand LAM 10 g1s
and scarce; Teree Sa Keg 9lse IN good demand
the Common 5ts6 90 F. to isny FAR e s
lo Common 4Oc; FAR 6aI6ci Prime, 49g 5Oe Cnos q
53c Whisky dmer at g7c for Louisiana " ~ ioI 1neSI1u
i0S aI09; carac 1dla per cent preIlHa
sight. lab cent premium; S&rlns lisS4o ga i'
eeFt6e led
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CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE 26CATrLE active and hsher tep BEST on
sale ba quality medium fair qusi
3aIc.i receipts, / $685. sales, 1898. -.
IfoGs-Iesyy receipts In good demand az o19o%' feoep"
lOOi6. -, am
qulet light receipts; sales at 4e5 & receipts
for three dlyS: Cattle o,bIb iogs
40 sheep 972 Inactive aud weak shppr ho buy
bat not qaotsoy lover:
Shipping Cattle 81 25dsf 10 FI 70 Cool - o(esJ Ao iof
50af3 ButcherF stock qCet retail
YET WIl poultry game. CoIon Choee Cows
81 5Odt8 75i Texan Cattle ~ 5Odf3 75.
at.r the enormous nsTke, strong ani
prices oe about Sc 100 higher packing grades - 10
~ 81 90 snppsug grades SO S5dsti qaahy good.
sassp a and es; ~ 5O0 for eommon to choice graic
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letter. and prssd mate, closed ~ The Pos'ohcen i'oo
stesm.hip Al q o. hom foot OF III I'd o. hoDoAen.
Drct olo,e1 Mail sent 0y iby me
Mails France direcI Bret and HsYn % INC sHn
81 Laqat close al 10 Steamship sails at p No. ron fH
No 50 n. r. A., 1,-...... .,o..
s2p M SuDDemenisTy Mail doub postage isakfs sn1
op matter eosei al The PosLO1e At 2.4O bteamsoD '
AZ q No. from Pier No 3 " r. a. a.
Msil for tho desmsip Pent close ~ - Nc
Steamship "a ; at 3 D. m. from Pier No. =. X.
hs, 10, Yves, by steamship CiI u AWtp, cose a '
Steamship ssib at 8 o. m. from Pef NO ~ - n
SUNDAY. nov. 30.
All Mails at II o'clock m lbsfosVOAee Is o." ITO" -
m oi n
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pennins claim notoriety In the XLIst Congress- OF
which supposed fraud hls constituents held him Juno
cent. VIM. Lawrence and III. \. Bnndy, old members
from Ohio; L. ID. Woodwork Isaac Sherwood, aud H. b.
Banning. new and growing politicians from tho
State the latter said to be the only Liberal Republican
IN tho House. 81. G. Hunter and GOdlove s. Ortiz
Old members from Indiana tho varying politics of whose
State have cGeckercd their political fortunes; John A.
Kasson OF Iowa, Republican leader In the XXXIXth
Congress- James r. Rapicr. tho leading coorei man of
Alabama; cN-GOv. o. Is. Vance, North Carolina's best
orator; and j. r. lynch tho negro orator and leader OF
the black party in Mississippi
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.--NO. u5-Mason agt.
Moore alnusl:o, &C. 10 the supremo Juico Vol OF
1868 by Moore al the qlesn vas upon
objection the evidence er ii5 admission Without staop
The Court the view that The clause Of nc act tooge
which that instrument tun{ ST. MP s not e @ as
daily applies ooY 20 FED raj Courts afati NE
note the gnent Tor tie p,anth It here ma n M
Of toe law Co % prevent the use q snel nsn
en as ovid nee whether National AMI hat tho
enacng the law 20 Wit e. provide rev
support toe Government uAei snd sanctions no 9c as
proper means to thai end H therefore eonu2na ana F'hl L.
Il. smith og plaintiff in error; defendant not appearing . .
No 6OOAee agt No tlN r Packet col lpal from the CIR
iof the District Of OwaIhs proceeding In Adunray ~
Company claimed damages resulting LOn COILS o. 81 rs
gang the Mssp River WITH placed Ia the river by
Alice Tle egIece nmLOl aud coneng 1ut TIC
decided without reference most of H. the Cou. h1dng a
order 70 lasten
oz RATS his business hat there sliden
distance beyont the piers thy pesented 10 naeral
obsirac,on navigation. Bus ina tue riparian owner
tie exercise Of ais rights take care not % expose u1neces
peril and properly on the nyer ana l2 @ Ie LAl
the OF the piers g placing ~ ht upon
he guilty which slou make HIN partially liable
the vessel u the COM bcrg Tar out
her Az as 10 OrnRrF track fer
b.lme Under these circumstances the ue
the parties Alice appeals maintain
Ter 5r spentsi Howell Rice Davidson FOR appellee
@ hs cS oS si iso SofiSeS 'f ;4e. 81
brough Tie road from ncIeasIB rs lal NON
lat depce Taue of bic stOcS ami denies
the Qht Directors the Increase asserting tbs
forbidden Con.tl5n and ass u toe state lac Court
beoS sustained this plea AM Is hee ma nta1el mai e Court l
In It's construction OF law relating 70 railroads. IN ho!ng
appei corporations Organized 20 opeate street railways
the OF az h2ed rate ana lt TIE Cou Ms
mpJrng the obligations VI con
FEDERAL CousJltoa o ne charter Of he Company n
m c,ss ohis prior provisions OF State law ed -pol
ZJi q LsAeSeA Tor
pelal;i L A. stOrs Tor ap2eheS
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pASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM HAMBURG-Ts strns,f7 FIRTH, Eov 26J. s'>in.
" Rherfeder George b. Hals Johann sch1te
Agnes Mob and daughter. Resins job
FROM GLASOOH-iB ste1.1aiD Oinpff. NoV. 2t.-Df tri
M Rotef4os Misc l. Duggaa Alex Lo4e and WIFE JoLl y Law
son. D. Todd - =.
FROM GLAsGOw-Ia steamship Vioiori1 Nov 26Ms TJlor.
child and nurse Mrs Tueper and two daughters h AID W. . -
throp and daug.er W. liver Ms J,D Diver ho.ef G. j. Oi
phaat George G. KIRBY G. T. Ingalls, John g slo John lis
Miss Curtis Mr.. McAley D. BeDouad, " Crhhertoh NJ We
Donad Isabella Mckenzie. M. ". J. Miller hr Mckenfe
Mrs phsns bter smith ELISA s.erIz AHA - hs-'
ALI Mr. (.vs.eF
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4 SINGULAR SUIT.

A singular case, pending in the Supreme
Court has been referred 10 Frank Rudd, counsel orat
law Tho suit Is entitled Louis D. Corson agt Isabella
Ford otherwise called Isabella Coson From the plain
urs affidavit II appears that on Nov 20, 1870 In BROOK
yn he married Fannie Carroll that on May IT, 1913, he
visited New.York and while IN state OF intonicaion
married Miss Ford The affidavit further states that me
of the osp, and closes with prayer tIat inc second
marriage be declared null aud void miss F'f" mas
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Drcpotals
n1OTICE TO STONECUTTERS.

NOTICE TO STONECUTTERS.
~ PROPOSALS will DO soiys 70 IL Of Dec is, ~
M-ug work for the building 10 eve.et Ms
srd De, oashe siI, Boston Mas. -
rs s Last be sealed sEa ndor.ed ~rrvpoas sts,s
DLsg OF MIX DevoaAhresis Eeston 1asa
I'D be Addressed 70 the lnierz.nel
mast be m3saed BY The sssActo
the
the doe execution Of nlrse, aod ils faithful d
s.de H. tie Of The II awarded
PsL ana tpecanestcn blank forus
obaOa siihe anenxnei, st lh<f the ~ pros On
parmeh 10 Aim Of tan dollars
Proposals. vii 30 received for The sSeaon Of he nA,,s
Csaale on fgse stone
lhs aa!gasd reserves the night % rsje any ell proyosa
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WORK FOR CONGRESS.
TIE FOLLY OF EXPANSION.
EJ-rr, m flrUu .TourgfgI IRONY

There is every reason TO apprehend a pow
erfnl movement al the approaching session Of Congress
for nm EXPANSION Of the currency. But against Uni
seductive temptation and This fatal policy the President
aud Congress and oil n authority should DO most sol
Snly 6nh 6htn1sfiy warned. ANY iuatiOn OF the cur
rtpcy would be hing short OF ,nb!le eaamy' Any
Initiation OF the currency axes us ia the opposite rec
lion from the one should follow II puts US farther
away from tho sound and healthy basis IL leaves US
still remote from specie resumpiion- the pres,
emf crisis sprang FROM in0rdinate speculation stimulated
by an expanded deprecated currency What sense
less folly 10 undertake new expansion. II our present
iredcema Die pap0T what fatal quackery 10 administer
another dose! Every body admits that we ought TO use
this CupOrtunity 20 get down 10 h1Td-pan; ana vet
almost everybody proposes that we shan do IL by swell
ing onr balloon anl rising TO still higher attitudes OF AIRY
lnlucpI
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HIusital lnslrulnellt5

A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square AMI
N Urrg - RS SELL cheap. Rent a,o on ises.
Cal NJ NJ hBRRELLs No. Uuasquare 60 100 toah-,sl
A BARGAlN.-Beautlful 7t-oc. Rosewood
, iLa,V u soats'g New P.slss SO rpEIdA H.
-, eor1rr OF oftn-FT.
-CHTCKERTNG. STEINW Az, and - other
"A. sas UPRIGHT. sQUiE, aud GaSSD PIANOS ed ORGANS
very ov flr cash oa inialne nt1 al of reJ. $50 ~,
at.1ciclt, lrprape ~
ul,cs Of amusement y BAIL Co.. 10 Bet fo1een'a-st
NHICKERING and other PIANOS for KENT
~ aSi s. and 81; Organs sieoieon - emf % per olli
Prince co. stvivs. llrleasL = T. 1DiV' *
SOY. 13 Ea.t Fnar.nsnt.Ist. near F.ll-Iye.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
HAVANA MARX 'rS.

p,,.v, No, 28-SuqsrSo. II D. s.. t29l2h reas ps ~,
robe, Exchange irurcr; United sst 80 dsy eis5ey $50
a. Uranium SloN Slt, 90 pemtmi sl0d s.a ~, o. do-
prn; on London 92093 premium on Psr, TO~II premium
paush gold, III G62 premium
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TOO 4:3O hoov sst''''h0rl
nsN-l
yany HoOf.. Ito Cows ls1nd.. li3 Hen Jaie fefT 81
vkTNR Dsy-g.
Sandy HooI... 1871 Cows srd.. iii Hell Gate Feu fiVo
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made an affidavit admitting the truth OF the plain,ms
satemenf and adding that she was rot aWav a. IN. .u
time OF the marriage that the plaintn hao WHO 'nen
living.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov 26.-Court of Appeals day calendar
1l5, 800 90, 40 81 no. lOS III Ibe Court
took . until Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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A CHANCE FOR DOING GOOD.
From me BostOn fdpfritgsJ' tI.sp.l
THE GRAB ACT MUST nv REPEALED.
= IL. t.....r.--..
III the new Congress would commence we'll,

IT INC new CONGRESS W0uId COlnlnenCc WGII,
II IL would engraft itself at upon the confidence or
tho country, u viii lose no time in repeating the enact
meuJ Increasing the Ccngres ana Presidential sal
aries Tho poDular demand for this repeal Is earnest
ana !0 The repeal Will not Of course restore tine Oaok
pOckeed by the XLst Congress, nor can IL prevent
President Grant pOcketi1g his $4,000 extra per
year throughout his second term, for the Constitution
prohibits any change in q Presidents salary dnrlng the
term for winch such officer has been elected But tue
repeal VIII feet salary OF the present Congress and
mat OF fntuIc presIdents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
EssI:l / ! SEs6N

III, BUsr MOST AGREEABLE roSIo "t etreiuosd Pcs
re ef sf aic,tep n,rs D,ba,, Of Appetite siA.
yuabe aeeouDs.sd Osi- gIiy . tS fe9i Jgssa "a
Ha a4l. n D.. NsltSogts L. S<Jt ESQ., p = D. A. L.
r. z s. A., sse. Sold BY eroer etisea and Chsa4s IN Sss
GooDALI. bACxAoCsk Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-27
ADUTY or TIE ADMINISTRATIONS

ADUTY or TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
We hope, for the credit of the country, that
President Grant VIII adhere 10 the position hc mas ner
ofore occupied this question, aud adopt no qnaek
remedies in MS message. Al the beginning OF ne ad
ininstration Congress renewed the pledge OF the ma
treasury notes should 30 redeemed with money. II
this should be accomplished during the Adhlnstrauon
OF Gen Grant and through hIs steaifast adheso 70
tie promise. his presidency would long be RENE
with gratitude by the American people. SotI,hs mo, I'M
40 materially enhance the national credit H. on we
contrafy is Administration sboad be lnstrume nta IN
infpHnltely defecfng this duty, rendered imperative
alike by good ath ana Sooa we NEE" IL no auark.
cry no iuggery with new styles OF Donusnore paper
propises We take steps to pay-pay ID nara DOL
lars. ,,or NJ, npopppn
From Iae Journal lLtp) .
A short time ago it seemed that the Salary
bill would tho very first topic OF al tue
coming sion Il WIN probably be DEERE ta now w Rsr
that nesns The majority OF the members woua giaaJ
drop the wholly as they have al peen AVA !;
9S Ba y 1qp been one u
lar developments OF this subject thai ihe n
lasted ali calculations OF the polite als 20 the iSo
may continue during the next se.sSn oddsd and n
is possible hnt the members NAV come together 80 viii
gracefully come down OF their OVID accord
RESUMPTION OF FIRST IMPORTANCE.
Tr,n. ne D.troa Free Irss tDenj :.
Whatever Congress may do or consider III IL
earnestly DC hopon mat u WIN not lGso SIN ,onf
question OF resumption for until that ~ bIouYh
OF gradual bTngns about cm,rsucY viii place
, ~ tbe couDtry on "a firm foundation. What
aver a. done should be doae with that end 10 view: II
e,oension Is decided upon should be sucn an &
snn M will not postpone resunp,loni u Heasy ,
re ssued an ioS rate OF ntercst they should 20 nsuo
80 sooner or later IN COM and IT Tree pahhnE
pa 49, r,sJ IL slould only doue Ia such terms ana
"Jcr sueI restrictions viii harnonke WIN me so"
",ai Tendency III the direction OF specie paymen"
,uR proPIR WILL NOT BE DECEIVED:
lraa IA, Ba..tsyloa National RpItioia tissp9
There ia not the slightest use IN blinking o!
,,cs aud poking heads IN tho sand Any a.'enp'
~. eeiys Inc people VAL eud Ia utter failure sba sno