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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-19

90 Iuiv I. 1S65-1O O'Clock \. N.
81, Andrew johnson, President of the United
States do hereby declare that the writ OF hdbsaS
corD,ls has been heretofore suspended in such
cases as this. and do hereby especially sus-
mend this writ and direct that you proceed to
execute the order heretofore given upon the
Judgment OF the Military Commission, and you
viii give this order in return TO this writ.
0sANDREW JOHNSON, President,' y
"And 50, under this Presidential maudase, the
execution proceeded. But Tor
his direct Intervention and deiant action on the
writ, whatever might have been the final result,
il is perfectly apparent that her LIE WOuld NOT
then have been taken"
In eondemning what he Is pleased to
term my "defiant action" the Judge Advo-
cate General fills to remember the prOcla-
nation Of President Lincoln, issued the
oath of September, 1862, suspending the
privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, sin
respect to all persons arrested, or who may
be now. or hereafter, during the rebellion,
shall be imprisoned in any fort, camp, ar
senal military prison, or other places OF
Imprisonment by any military authority,
or bv the sentence of any cOUt-martial on
military commission" He also seems to
have forgotten the law of March 3, 1868,
which. IN authorizing the President to sus-
pend the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus. provides, that whenever and wher-
ever the said privilege shall be suspended
as aforesaid, 10 military or other Officer
shall be compelled, in answer to any writ
of habeas corpus, to return the body OF any
person or persons detained, by him by aIt
thority of the President; but upon the GER
tificate, under oath, of the officer having
charge of any one so detained, that sucl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-19

The following certificate, dated three
months after the adjournment Of the court,
shows that Colonel Burnett performed the
duty devolved upon him by the order Of his
chief:
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rhe Great Four-MiIe Race of Is4s.

Maxwell HOUSE,, Nov. II, 1873.
, 1873-11-14
Now York Criminal Matters,


New York, Nov. 13.-!The New York Ship
Owners Association declares that Capt. Duncan,
tho United States Shipping Commissioner, has
assumed to lnonopolizo in his office the entire
business OF engaging md shipping crows, and
for this purpose has thirty-two agents employed,
whom ho pays out Of tho fcoB received, instead
OF returning tho amount Of such fees into the
United statas Treasury. Ono report OF Com
missioner Duncan shows that lie used $20, GOO OF
!, the fees to pay his BnbordinatoB.
The books Of Autfnsardt l. Co., silk importers,
have been soizel on tho Charge that tho firm
lavo undcryalued their importations to III OK
tent estimated at from $780, 600 to 8200, 600.
Tho Police Commissioners Bay that they can
not give d decision lu the case Of the Bank Ut
England against Capt. Irving aud Deteotivo Far
ley until thoy haye thorough1yreatl tho evidence.
Tbs evidence Oh which tho Dauk OF England re-
lied waa not admitted by the Commissioners
ou tho trinl.
Police Superintendent Arataell Gays that Try
ing, Of Nathan murder notorio!y, las promised,
if l.e ia accepted III q Witneas. to make further
revelations respecting the mrrdcr. and that The
District Attorney will inquire into tho worth OF
Irvugu story, and, il found to be Of any value.
will give him lronsiao that o nllsll not DO tried
Oh tic pending indictments for burglary.
Tho twelfth juror in tltu TNo cod caso Was sworn
In this afternoon, mud the Case opened Ly Mr.
peckliam for Tho prosecution.
A rllnor Mas circulated iu Wall street this
afternoon tint deficiency to tho amount Of
sG00,000 llal been discovered ~ tho accounts
OF IN officer Of some Nestern raiaroaa company,
aud that n,lc-tl,ir Of this deficiency was to-day
mado gool by tho 1efauitor.
The Now York Times to morrow will publish .
report to tho offoct that the dofklltur IL David
Railroad. uo is q partner In thu firm Of Clarko
Dodge Il Co., tho house which had some dini-
Guilty In connection with tho New York Security
Company aotlo time ago.
, 1873-11-14
vote In theao collntios waa 7,400 lest ~thnn
Groolcys; and Waahburn'a ia ~, 200 less than
CANADA

LteNts.GOv. Crawford Sworn lMs.Slr
John "A, Nlnctt0nu1d Nominated to
Succeed Q1tn--.aEac New Atllntnts.
trntiOn Daily Esocolntng stronger.
~snecfai Daspatea to TIC Chicago Tribune.
ToHoNTo, NOV. 13.-Last evening Licut.-0ov.
Crawford was aworn into Office by OhieI Juntteo
Draper, In proseuco OF Tho members Of tho On
tario Government, Senators, JudgoB, Members
Of Parliament, foreign Consuls, military OIL
cors, md prominent citlzonh, in all about
fifty or sixty poraona. Tho ceremony be-
ing concluded, tho Lieutenant Governor
entertained tho party at luncheon.
Tho Conservatives Of Western Toronto have
chosen their detentod ol,ioftain. bir John 4,
Macdonald Ms candidate Of tho party in place Of
Crawford, now Lieutenant Governor. Should
no nccopt tho hliniHtoraliets will. bring out 3
strong candiflato to oppose him, and kcon con.
1ict will result. II Is admitted that B!r John
cannot bo re-olootod for Kngaton, his old con-
etitucnoy,
ELECTIONS OF THE CABINET. 81
OTTAWA, Nov. 12.-WritB for tho election Of
tho now Cabinet Ministers lavo boeu insuod,
Thoro arc some rl1morH OF q general dissolution
ct the House. The Ministorial papers generally
t fayer such coarso on tho ground that It would
the Opposition papors tako ground against dis
solution for patent reRHons, though urging, as
ohtenHiblo reason, that unnecessary trouble and
expense would incur to the conntry..
4 NEWSPAPER CHANGED.
nervatiye paper to supporter Of tho now Ad-
miniatration.
l7h khe Associased Pre.s.1
BRITISH FISHERY COMMISSION.
Commissioner. has loft for Now York and Wash
tngton. He had sovoral interviews with tho Into
and present Minister'S OF the Fisheries, Tho
Commission will shortly meet ut Halifax.
, 1873-11-14
:F0REiGN.'
Text in Full of Count de Cham.
bord's Manifesto.
The Cartagona Insurgents Firing on
the Government Vessels.
FRANCE,

PANS, Nov. 13.-Tha trial Of Col. stoftol at
Versailles, for uBnE lang1lago whilo giving hfB
testimony III tho Dazaine Court Martial disro-
Rpcctful to tho public prosecutors WAS conclud-
Cd to-day. He was found guilty mud sentenced
to threo months imprisonment aud payment Of
costs
COUNT DE onAMBonDs MANIFESTO.
New YoaK,. Nov. 19.-Englieh papern rocoivsd
festo Of Count do 0hnmbord which, was written
In the form Of letter to H. ChcBsuolong. Tho
Count writoa as follows:
am asked to-day 10 make tho sacrifice Of my honor,
lions. Tho dlai1ns Of yestorday giyo mo tho
e. q and ~ cannot soa 70 On
reign Of roparation and strength by an act Of weak
e IL nsn42 W win TO s991 ~ tho
{eets a. oftsn saa, "n.le eyorything ro,sioe snd
to him; hut should Like to know what sort of
: roh,,ko my ono would have brought
1pn s t. ao Tas 'le "E enry ss?
to renounce tho standard OF Argues and Of 1yry7
Yon Monsieur belong to tho province which gave him
a "a tste ~nie
s 7sstory" M accused @ Il not holding IN euicienty
high o4eam tho vnlour Of so1icrs, and that too
It Tho .ory moment when only aapire to eontlde 70
eotten that honor Is the rstrimony In comon o; the
House Of Bourbon and Of tho Frcnch army, and that
upon hls point mtsnnderstandDg betwcon tnnm ,, J.
grstitada Which Vii II n ths dsptb Of NJ e.io
hnve shod every time that the children Of France, in
0f her. nut We heye great xo,k TO ascomplish TO-
to-morrow, or this evoning this onent, and that !a
e auesss sa + + Peeesnssnens ngon Il
natural basis soeiety proiounaly Dis
% Of xh hs o S
home and concluding durable alliances abroad. aud,
above all Of tho unhesitating employment Of power IN
tho service Of order and ustiee. Tbs people speak Of
tho young Prince whose honest embrace experienced
With such happiness, and who, only listening to tho
dictates Of bis own patriotism. cano to mo spontane-
oas STDss IN tho Of M tnose
teos. Were any required Of that Dayard Of n,otorn
nos a. Sn .hs memorable nght o. tie 24h f 01 My
Of IN honest man and soldier which inspire conn-
denoe anongat good msn, aud mako wicked inen trc,
the sword Of France on twenty. folds q bat
yea1s tho sacred dsFo.it i oas tzsdtIoa.
count upon some confidence, and ought to inspire
feeling Of sincerity. Ny personality Is nothing.
NY principle + eYerything France wl SEQ tae end
an !he Indispensable Pilot, tho oly one carabe Of
mission md authority to act II your power Mon
ings in tho hour Of struggle. Your consoling words
IN leaving Sail bourg aso over present TO my mimi.
Franco cannot perish, for Christ still loyea Ills
Franks, md when God has resolved to save people
He takes caro- that tho sceptre Of Justice eha only b1
placed in hands strong enough to wicld it.
[sIgned} 4; HEsn1.
, 1873-11-14
tions not heavy enough. One Cuban presented
bis horso and carriage.

Special Dispateh to Tho Chicago 7rtonne.
Pn11ADELrn1A, Pa, Nov. 18.-Considorablo
exoitolnont provails hero over tho atrooiouH
butchcrioa pdrps!ratba by The Hphniards In Cubs,
arid th6 dbblrb fot prompt anl decisive tneaHrea
On, thh Fart OF olir Govornhnent iB ,tniyoraa1.
Many sny, with good rcasdn, that 1t Secretary
Fish had been az prompt as Earl Granville In tho
Docrhonnd chso tho last massacre Of forty-cight
bravo men would have boon nvortod. ..,.
GETTING READY FOR WAN.
Tho Nfanhattan, on being brought to tho Navy
Yard from League 1slanl yestcrdny, waa found
to bo IN good order, and requiring but little
ovorhauling. During my yisit today, she WINS
boiig oonlod. Tho Cominantant intends report
ing tonight to tho Navy Department that ahe Ia
ready for roa. Hor nroW has not "a got boon
obtained, but little diflloulty will DO experienced
in obtaining full complement. The Ajax,
Whoao turret was damaged, ta also being ovor-
hau1od, and will DO ready In Tow daye.
THE PENNSYLVANIA PEACE SOCIETY
yeBterday dispatched q communication to ProB-
idcnt Grant, desiring that no steps l,e talton to
involve tho country In war; and they protest
agAinBt tho building Of now forta on tho Dela-
ware, believing TINT in tho construction tho
Government shows more TenkncBs than
strength.
THE Dnrr1sn GOVERNMENT INTERESTED.
LONDON, Nov. 14--6 a. m.-Tho British Gov
ernmunt has instructed Its ConRuls at Havana
and Santiago do Cuba to watch the proceedings
agntnBt tho captivoH OF tho Yirginius, as 1t has
boon informed that ono Of them Ia q subject Of
Great BritHn.
, 1873-11-14
ELECTION FRAUDS IN NEW YORK.
The Investigation Closed, md the
Result Referred to tho Grand Jury
Tnanmany I4nli on the Cuban Quos-

The Investigation Closed, md the
Result Referred to tho Grand Jury
Tnanmany 1anli on the Cuban Qacs-
tion.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 18.-The Tammany Election
fraud Investigating Committee mot again to-
day, and took more testimony regarding the
frauds slogod to have been perpetrated at the
lato election. The evidence taken was as on tho
previous days, concerning repeating, n1iRcount-
ing Of ballots and ousting Of regularly appointed
Inspectors and tho substitution Of men to I'LL
their places who had no legal right to perform
the work. After tho examination Of four Wit
nesses, 1t was ordered that tho afldavtts submit
ted be collected and glycn to the coun-
sci Of the Association, Col. Fellows and
George ". Wing.te, md be by them presented
to the next Grand Jury, Just before adj6urn.
ment, tho Chairman, James Kelly, offered
resolution that tho association, Representing the
dominant sentiment Of this metropolis, demand
Of tho Administration most careful scrutiny.
into tho recent 1aaty butohery Of American citi-
gems IN Cuba. 10 this was added something
like that old JackAonian yigor which ylndicates
the flag and honors humanity. The rosolution
was unanimously adopted.
Police Commissioner Charlick has refused to
allow the original af1ldavita on which certain In
apeotors wore removed to bo Been, and declares
that lo will not recognize any suoh organization
aa !a1nmany Hall, or any mombor thereof. It Is
understood that the originals Of these papers
hayo been destroyed.
, 1873-11-14
WASHINGTON.
Suicide OF n Partner in tho Firm OF
Riggs Il :, Co., Judge Undorwood's
-Extrnorainnry Call upon
the National Isnnka-Th0 Wawhsacf

Suicide OF u Partner in tho Firm OF
Ntggs t. Go. Judge Undorwooit'a
c-Extrnordinnry Call upon
the National Bnnks-TAo Wawasscr
Disastor.
spsetal Dispateh to The Chseaao Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 13.-Mr. a. G. Beston COM
nitted suicide this morning. and lila partnership
in the Aouso Of Riggs = 90. leads to one curious
Ssgss01 sss a IN tho s sssensf n.s Of f9s s pssxs pfa
Of jay oooke's bank in this city
some other banks, tho. accumulation OF
stan, and brought h1r. Boston to his unhappy
end.
alias tho nev. ). Hale Carney, who was charged
with forgery Of Gen. Dabcooks name to beg
ginng lettor for political asaossmonts upon post
to-day on the certificate Of an insane Asylum
hooper In Connecticut that he believed Pardoe
to be insane.
uNDxnwoops JEOPARDY.
United etatea District Judge Underwood, who
was assaulted In Richmond by the owner OF
decree In tho City Of Alexandria, and vas eur
reptitiouBly moving tho owners furniture to
Washington, ia now In ofllcial jeopardy because
has moved opt Of hs judicial diatfot to
whom JoH Davis came when Horace Greeley
went on hls bsil.bond.
"a the Associated Prtss.
APPOINTMENT. -..-
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 13.-John A. Pratt
has been appointed Pension Agent for LICKING
ton, Ky.
VISITORS At TIE WHITE HOUSE.
There was iargo number Of visitors at tho
Executive Mansion today. Among those who
had interviews with tho President were Senator
Morton and Gov. Washburn, OF Wisconsin,
NATIONAL BANKS HTATEMENTs.
In tho last call Of the Treasury Department
upon National Banks for statements OF thoir re-
sources md liabilities on the 18th Of October
and 1st Of November, tho following new questions
arc asked In addition to those usually pro-
pounded: Did your blink suspend currency pay
ments 2 On what day did tho bank sus-
pend On what day did the bank resume
The publication Of these reports III a newspaper
will not bc required. as tho statistics will be
used only for tho purpose Of preparing tables OF
tho aggregate condition Of the banks in the bov-
oral citieH and States. or table Of the aEgre-
gate condition of all the banks Of tho Union, as
may bo thought most desirable.
THE WAWA6sET DISASTER.
Dlstriot-Attorney Flshor, in bis report "a to
tho burning Of tho steamer Wawasset last sum-
NOR, snys there ia not sufficient evidence Of mis-
conduct or inattention to duty to convict any OF
tho officers or employees Of the crime OF man-
slaughter, and he will not institute any criminal
proceedings. As 1t is oloar from tho evidence
that the Captain, mate, and engineer violated
the law by not boing licensed, he will, unless
instructed otherwise. bring quits to recover the
amount of penalty, or forfeit Of $1,000 in each
cAHo.
, 1873-11-14
RAILROAD NEWS.



Special Correspondence o. The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAr1ps, Mich, Nov. 12.-This morn
ing aapeoial traln started north on the Grand
Rapids & Indiana Railroad, carrying State otti-
o3cursioniate,- object being formally TO in
speot tho last four sections Of that railroad
atructed under the termB Of the United States
land-grant. These four SECTIONS cover "a miles,
extending from point miles eouth Of Fyfo
Lake to the mouth Of Boar River, where it
called Petosca. The completion Of thoso: last
four sections finished tho contract be-
twean tho Grand Rapids l. Indiana
Railroad Company and the Continental
Improvement Company, 30 far as the
The Continental Improvement Company, how
1s74.
Among the party Of inspectors and excursion
ists sre GOV: Ragloy; State Railroad Commits
thls city, who il Secretary Of the Land-Dopart-
mont Of the road tho well-known railroad men,
Gen. George:W. Cass, Charlea Launier, aud j,
N. MoCulloch, Of New York; Mansell Talcott, Z.
D. Talcott, and 2. n. Singer. of Chicago; also,
members Of the Detroit and Grand Rapids press,
aud invited guests.
A hotel aud slooping-car is attached to tho
train, and the party is promised high living dur
Ing tho excursion. They are expected to return
tomorrow night.
GRAND nAr1ps, Mich, Nov. 13.-Tho train
carrying tho inspection party and oxcursionists
to the northern extremity OF the Grand Rapids
i Indiana Railroad returned to thin city Tonight
al having groatly enjoyed tho trip. Tho exour-
aionists pronounce tho road OF BuponoT con-
strt,ction and remarkably smooth. There ia no
been built according to tho requirements Of tho
Land Grant act.
, 1873-11-14
RELtGlUOS,


New YonK, Nov. 10.-The General Missionary
Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
resumed ita meeting this morning, Bishop Amea
presiding. The Committee on East Indian Mis-.
eions recommended an appropriation Of e37,944
1or that object. which was adopted. The sum ol
md md other BUNS, amounting In tho aggregate to
79,866, appropriated for Tho cauBo Of missions
IN tho East Indies. The sun Of a13. 600 waa
allowed for the general expenses Of the italian
missions, $4,000 for tho extension Of missions
In that district, and $1,000 for tho removal Of
mission headquarters from BolognA to Flor
once.. All appropriations for mission schools
ha7o been discontinued.
, 1873-11-14
Opening OF a Now Section of tho Gun.
pdn Southern lRailr0ntf.

6Iecid7 T5p0tcH CHi1173 7TI3tNs,
TorEDo, O., Nov. 1B.-Tho Acting Mayor and
City Council Of Detroit, about eighty members
md Olty Council Of Monroe, and about Gfty
citizena of that place visited here to-day unoil
the Invitation of the otllcora Of tho Canada
Southern Railroad. They were brought upon
at the GRIND Trunk junction by Mayor Jones, Of
this city, Con. Easement, Of the Canada South
ern; and largo party Of Toledo citizens. On
arriving in tho city they were escorted with
banda Of music to tho Booay House, where IN.
aud responded toby tho other Mayors. A visit
to the Board OF Trade followed and ut q O'Clock
the party .waa entertained at = dinner. Tloy
returned home thla evening.
, 1873-11-14
OBITUARY..
Death OF Col. ThOnns A. murnhall. OF
Illinois.

Illinois.
CnAnLEsToN, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-Ool. Thomas A.
Marshall, one Of the most prominent public
men of this State, died ut his residence. four
aged SO years. Col. Marshall waa q man 81
ability and influence, and honored by all who
know him. He was A member Of tho State Con-
stitutional Convention OF 1847. and Of the State
Senate from 1859 to 1861. He was warm per-
aonal and political friond Of Abraham Lincoln,
and with him was one OF the original organizers
Of the Republican party Of tue State. During
tho rebellion he entered tho service as Colonel
Of tho First Illinois Cavalry, and was q brave and
gallant officer. He wan . nativo Of kentucky,
State, who died at Louisville about three years
ago.
, 1873-11-14
mittog Of tho Common Council, this afternoon,
hand ut close Of buslllosg, Oct. 81, to be- S2W..
&11 M ~ ~ F~eA37
THE PRISON IN WISCONSIN,
Appointment OF Directors mnLo h,
Gov. Waslibursls

appointment OF WfrcctUrH mnU0 bV
Gov. 1Vasl,burss
Special Dispatch to Ths CHICAGO Tti6nns.
MADISON WIZ, Nov. 10.-Somo litt|o Tina
since, Gov. Washburn tondored tho appojnt-
mont Of Directors OF tho State Prison to b: ii
Afahila, lumber manufacturer Of Fond du Ina
@ ool Ed A. =: Bryant isTyof sJ;;ig J};|5;iing on fam
banlcr and Democrat living al Wau.
pun, whore ho can keep constant watch
OF tho prison. Undor the Inv Of last winter
these three Directors control tho prison, ihstead
appoint Watdon for throo years. Some. com
plant has boou mndo that these appointments
wore not left to Gov. Taylor, but tho fact that
tho 1nw requires them to commence their duttcs
tho 1st day OF January, and as tho new Governor
dooa not so into Office till the Monday following
tho appointment necessarily devolyed on Gov :.
Washburn.
, 1873-11-14

D1s 5o1H q K3cHFy3 nttft&H9toffs. III.
BURLINGTON, Ia.,. Nov. 1a.-Dr. John r.
city and state died last night at O'Clock, aged
81 years. Ho had boen in Burlington about
thirty ycats. Ilo waa D. retired physician Of
prominence, and had formerly boon a Professor
Pennsylvania Medical University. uo was 4
native Of Kentucky, where ho waa prominently
identified with public a1fars, having represented
that State in Congress.
, 1873-11-14

Special DlspaltN to TIC FA1cago TFf5ftfe.
Pu1LApELpu1A Nov, 19.-At a calouA OF Re-
publican nlombors OF tho Council, hold this uf-
ternoon in tho Common Council Chamber, Col.
Robert Thompson, William @. Bteyenaon, and
John Nobltt woro nominated Directors OF tho
city has 45,000 shares Of rlila.lolphia Il Eric
stock purchased at par value Of $G0, making
All aggregate Investment OF $2,250,00
, 1873-11-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

aooso nS meser of Taranst sas %f@ fon
Oxford City, is to bo appointed solcitor-Gen-
oral.
LONDON, Nov. t3.-Ata public meeting hero
tonight, OF which Edward Minll waa Chairman,
Carvel Williams. who recently returned from
Amorioa gave III account of his visit. He
praised tho voluntary religious system, and es-
pecialiy commended tho public schools Of the
United Htatea.
, 1873-11-14

Attempt to Wreck II Passenger Train.
AiEa1p11s, Tonn., Nov. 18.-The accommodation
train from Brownsville for this city was thrown
from the track near that place yesterday lnorn-
ing, BY q bar Of iron TINT was tied on the trnok,
and tho engino aud ono car were wrecked. Only
ono passenger, Mrs. Agnes McIlenny. Of BAtes-
vile, Ark, Was sorioualy injured, she having her
coliar-bono broken aud being cut in 1er ,foro-
head. A car loaded with laborers from Chicago
was demolished, but, except slight bruises and
cuts, mono woro injured. Tho ouginoer discov-
oad eGe IN Of app ne
all would probably hayo been killed or wounuod.
, 1873-11-14

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18-Adyices from tho Chero-
kee nation say that on Monday last d
Cherokee desperate named R. J. Foreman, was
'qBsassinatod at Tahlefuall in fight between
several parties. Before Foreman died he killed
two Of bis asaailants, one Of tlom member OF
the Cherokee Legislature.
, 1873-11-14

P1rTsDunau, Pa., Nov. 13.-The case OF Dud-
ley and Wales, who were indicted for conspira-
oy against the Government, robbing tho mails OF
drafts and forging signatures thorato, which hnH
bcen on trial in the United States Circuit Court,
was concluded today. They we're found guilty,
aa Indicted,
, 1873-11-14

- nVst1u4 U17pd7eH 70 tn VH1ea5d 7F75HH5.
KAas4s oI1x, Au., Nov. 1s.-UArTLE-1ssoeipts,
Iuostly ordinary. saea Of wlatered Texas steers At
$3.50 do cows. II 80 through steers, $l.631@l.72k
do cows. 3. 10; thin Texas aleers, $102kG3t.97.
, 1873-11-14
SREIhi.

MADRID, Spain, Nov. 1s.-The insurgent forts
at Carsagona have oponed heavy fire upon tho
, 1873-11-14

New York Herald snecla1l
O1TY OF MEXICO, Nov. u.-Iho Revolutionary
Government near Taluca, which pronounced
against the new constitutional reforms haa
boon dispersed, md the moSement suppressed
with . 1oss of $50 lives.
, 1873-11-14

ALTON, ILL.,, Nov. 13.-In tho Circuit Court Of
this county, yoaterday, William Huseman, Of
Marion, WAS convicted OF incest with his daugh-
ter and sontencod TO twenty years in tko' Poni-
tentiary,
, 1873-11-14
FIRES.

A Clotl..Fnctory 1sNrned..L0ss7 s11O,-
600. -
DosTos, Nov. 13.-Tho cassimcra mill In
Cayondisil. ", belonging to +. ", Whipple, uf
Providence, Il. l., las been burned. Ylie loss is
5ll0, ,0C0 insurance, tslOU,000.
, 1873-11-14

Special Usstttch to The cA'saau 1r1bnns.
DAyEsronT. H., Nov. ia fire Il, this city
last night destroyed two framo buildings in tho
lower part Of tho town,-ono ealoon aud tho
oshor residence. Tho losa WAS 44,U00 ILL
suranco, "a QUO.
, 1873-11-14

Iowa CRY, H., Nov. 13.-A1r, J. e. Fink, a
wealthy and prominent business mhu Of this
city, died very suddenly while leaving his house
for his store thus morning, Of hemorrhago Of the
lunpa.
, 1873-11-14

QuEnEo, Can., Nov. ia Enow-storm pre-
vailed here all day ycBtar.lay and last night. The
drifts arc two and throo feet deop, aud the
Hlegliug Ia excellent.
, 1873-11-14
CRIME.


specsat Diapatch to The Chicago 3fibs.ne.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 13.-An Adrian special
reports the acqulttal Of Thomas O'IIarren, tried
for tlo murder Of P. maynn in June last.
, 1873-11-14

.Roscnzwcig Discharged.
Nav YonK, Nov. 13.-Rogonzwoig was dis
charged from lnal arrest today.