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Sentence for CrueIty to Sea men.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S.-In the U. S.
Court day Robert X. Clarke, Captain of the
ship Sunrise, was sentenced on conviction of
cruel punishment inflicted on seamen to four
teen months imprisonment in Jail with a fine
of $1,000. Frank Harris first mate, was sem
fenced to States ison for four years and Den
mis- Maloney, second mare, to sixty days in Jail.
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New vEssEL.-The new barque II. j. Lib
Dy' owned by BENZ. Webster and others OF this
ci'y' arrived at this port few days since, and
Is III" lying at Smiths wharf. She was built
az Datn py hagan & Thurow, in the most sub
stan'al ana thorough manner and in the best
style OF finish and workmanship The finish
on and above the upper deck is spoken of as
unusually fine. Her burden is 62l TONS She
is loading with lumber for South America and
will be commanded by Capt. SWEET
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Three Men Killed in a Cour, Room.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2S- During a law
suit at Harrodsburg last Thursday, between
Theodore Davres and z. b. Thompson, a pistol
fight in the court room resulted in the death of
Davres and two sons and the slight wounding
of Thompson and one of his sons.
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CLASS oE 1.-THE class of ~ had very
pleasant time at their reunion in Grand Army
Hall, Thanksgiving evening. There was
good attendance, and the absent ones sent
pleasant reminders in the shape of letters of
excuse Amateur theatricals, dancing, feast
ing and song made up the programme. One
young lady says they had "such larks'-for
supper it is 20 be presumed. She furthermore
states that the affair was not bit 'scrumpy"
"a statement which our readers will undoubt-
edly be very glad to believe-tho' the play was
little 'langy," which is very bad indeed.
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BIvALvEs.-We omitted to mention on
Thursday the receipt of can of choice oysters
rom the establishment of James Freeman,
NO Union wharf No one knows better
'nah Mr. Freeman how to select good bivalves;
anu, certainly, those sent to us were the best
we have tasted for wears
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Y. M. q. A. ANNIvERsARY.-The Goth ami
versary of the Y. n. c. A. will occur at State
street church tomorrow evening at o'clock
There will be reports from officers and address,
es by Rev. Messrs Hincks and Dalton, and
Capt. Sturdivant of this city, and Rev. G. d.
Barrows of Lowell, Mass, who is now supply
ing Plymouth church A collection will be
taken for the benefit of the Association. There
will be no postponement on account of the
weather.
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INDIA STREET LEcTURE.-Rev. Mr.. Pitblado
delivered his lecture entitled 'Robbie Burns ,,
to an appreciative audience last evening. He
first spoke of the home of Burns-Scotland, as
being remarkable for the production of great
men. He referred to Burns greatness as a
poet, orator and scholar, and in closing regret
ted that he should have fallen from his high
estate, The lecture was finely delivered.
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FRED I. MEAGHER & Co., corner of Con-
gress aad Preble streets, advertise a temper
ance beverage fit to be the drink of the gods,
The ginger nectar should be drank, Fred says,
for the good and sufficient reason that it is
good to drink. The proof of it is in the drink
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Breaking Out of Volcano.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. GA dispatch to-
night from Eureka New, states that a volcano
has broken out in Pinto Mountain, ten miles
from that place. Dense volumes of smoke are
issuing from the crater
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WIDOWS WooD SoCIETY-The treasurer of
the Portland Widows Wood Society acknowl-
edges the receipt of three thousand dollars
from Mrs. Elizabeth w. Stevens, Administra-
trx with the will annexed, of estate of the late
j. l. Stevens, Gorham, Me,
SAMUEL ROLFE Treasurer
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28.-The Union Bank
ing Co.. which suspended during the panic
has resumed business
James Mason is appointed receiver in the
Jay Cooke bankruptcy case. Judge Callawal-
lader has issued an order giving instructions to
the receiver and bankrupts will forthwith ac-
count with the firm for all or either of their
property real or personal, moneys, rights, cred
its and effects, the accounts to be taken from
the commencement of the proceedings, the
18th of September last.
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PERSONS born consumptive may prevent evil
consequences from the hereditary faint, by
promptly depressing a cough or cold with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and tar
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
no24eod&W1w
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Is. y. BAILEY & Co. sell to-day at salesroom
at nine o'clock. general assortment of crock
cry and glass ware, new and second hand car
pets, &c. At eleven o'clock, in Market So,
new and secondhand sleighs, pungs, COW, po-
nv WhinS Sc
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MILWAUKEE, Nov, Ex-senator Howe auth
orizes the statement that he is not candidate
for the Chief Justiceship and could not accept
the office even if appointed
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THANKSGIVING. - Thanksgiving passed off
very quietly. People danced little, and rode
a little, went to the theater little, attended
church some, and ate and yawned a great DEAL
About two o'clock it began to snow and kept it
up all day. The dances of the Blues at City
Hall, and of the Emeralds at Fluent Hall were
well attended considering the unpleasant
weather A full house greeted Josie Booths
company at Music Hail.
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Vessel and Crew Lost.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 23-The materials of
vessel which came ashore on the beach recent
st. Mary of Philadelphia which is believed to
have been sunk by collision and oil hands lost.
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Manufacturers Sale
CROCKERY WARE
TO THE TRADE,
BY AUCTION.
nAuUEV a, an A..ns:~-z-

IN TUESDAY, Dec. I'd, at q P. NJ, at oar
~ Salesroom, rs Exchange street. we slall sell to
the Trade large line Of White Granite Paris hite
c. c. Rockingham and yellow Ware. Also Decorat-
ed Ware. suitable tor Thanksgiving and Christmas
trade. The sale comprises some fifty crates aud
packages.
Catalogues ready and goods on exhibition on day Of
sale. nov26td
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SAMUEL RoLFE, Treasurer.

SEND your orders for Oyster at Hatch's, 3O7
Congress street, 40 cents quart delivered to
any part of the city. novSStf
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

DIR. 0. FITZGERALD the wonderful Clair
voyant Physician and Surgeon will visit Port
land at the Preble House Wednesday Dec. Sd,
remaining three days only. Don't fail to see him,
his cures are truly wonderful no29-tf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Lotdi. 1919
Receipts OF Grain, &c.
EASTERN RAILROAD.
Consumes. No. cars. ConsiQaees. No. cars
Geo w True 3 Co,corn 4 Wallron 81 True corn a
Blake & Jones, corn. II McGlinchy, barley 4
Total. ........,,,, 1900
Friday.
Total.
By water conveys nee 1000 bush cornmeal to Geow
True & Co.
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VEGETINE has never failed to effect cure of
all mercurial diseases. w!&s&w1t
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METEOROLOGICAL.

METRO GEOLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwFNTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID. e., I
Nov. %, IS P. NV
For the Middle and Eastern States north
westerly winds, cold and generally clear wealth
err.
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NOTHING better than a can of those superior
Oysters. at Timmons & Halves, Is & l6 Market
Square.l
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sleigbs, Pungs, Pony, Cow, &C..
at Auction

IN SATURDAY, Nov Goth, at II o'clock A. NJ.
~ in Market Square, new and second hand sle:ehs.
nmed am untiimmed, Puugs, Sleds, Pony, q
very nice litle saddler, Devon Cow, wears old
very fine animal, ~ new and second hanI Harness
es, dozen Whips, Robes, &c. ~
r. o. BAILEY a. CO. Auctioneers.
no26 - w. n dtd
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AUCTION SALES.
PawubrOkers Sale

PawubrOkers Sale
nF unredeemed Clothing, Watches, Jewe,rv
~ Cent? Furnishing Goods consisting of under.
shirts, drawers, shaker Stockings, Ties Cardigan
Jackets and general OF Goods suitable
for the season, on WEDNESDAY a. SATURDAY
Evenings Nov. 26th & 2sth, at Z O'Clock.
ABRAMS d BRO,
no25d1w Under the u. y. Hotel.
OFFICE OF THE SURF OF GRANITE CUTTING,
DIX Island, ME-, Nov. rs, 1873.
I'm Monday Dec. 1, 1878, Mt 10 o'clock, q. M, by
" public auction. at the office of The Superirtcn-
dent the U. S. Custom House at Roekland Me.
by order of the Secretary of the Treasury win he
sold rbe following articles, viz
Public buildings and other Government propertv
consisting If q stone sheds about S4s feet in length
carving shel IS feet long,; grindsione sheds ia
feet long; blacksmith shOIs about 23f feet long:
carpenter shon about 30 feet long; 2 Government
offices about sc feet long; boarding houses known n.
the Shamrock Aberdeen HOnse, Alb .rdcen FIl mir
Island House and the " igwam in all about 50o fee,
long and from u to 81 stories In height; household r-
niture and tools and macL inc viz: Assorted tools
scales apvils, bellows, vices, barrows stone lacks.
grindsones, barrels ladder buckets dippers stoves
aud pi, c, padlocks, &c.
deposit of len Q0) per cent. will be REQUIRED ON
the day of the sale and the balance when the artices
are taken away, which must be before the first day
OF january, 1874 X. y. FOGG,
Sup't Grants Cutting,
hoIeIZt Dix Island, Me.
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boston STOCK List
lSales at the Brokers' Board. Nov. 1S.
Boston and Maine Railroad. $500. .........112
Eastern Railroad ................. Of IA Oh
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POULTRY ASSOCIATION
will be held in
CITY HALL. PORTLAND ME-,
JAN. Ii, IA, Is & 16, 1874.
$1,000 I'm Premiums.

Entries for competition exhibition to be made
upon blanks of the association which may be obi aim
ed on application 10 W. p. Anterior, Sec,y Ha;low.
el, Albert Noyes, Pres, Bangor, or f. +. Harris,
Treas, Portland
The entrance fee for each coop or specimen for
competition or exhibition will be ST.; excepting Pig
cons, Birds, Rabbits and min PETS which will be
90 cents. All over cooJs specimens By one ex-
hibitor Free Entrance fee to accompan enr'. En-
tries to be made 10 W. p. Anterior, Secy Ha lowel
previous To Jan. 10, 1874 nol5id
, 1873-12-05

John 2. FarWell, Esq, will lead tho noon
playcr-meosiug today.
Tho Gcrmania Manncrclor will give grand
entertainment Sunday evening. At tho North
Side Turner Hall, in aid Of tho German Society.
John Murphy got enough fun from breaking
windows on State street, Thursday night, to last
hin, for three weoks at tho Bridewell.
Tho dedication of Unity Church (rev. Robert
Co!lycr's) will tako place Sunday. The aefmon
will bo preached by tho Row. DR.. Furnoss, of
Philadelphia.
The Quincy (1ll.) Herald of Tuesday aays It
wns r1l,uoreil III thut lown that couple OF prom
ncat Chicago journalists had bouglIt the Quincy
Y1buae aud were coon to take ckargo of it.
Mrs, Kato NJ Doggett will INSTRUCT the art olnas
~ In fhrintinu Union rooms this afternoon.
III ,uo,ntors OF tho Union aro entitled to free
admission
Tho Frono and music caasea ct tho Chicago
f,tmaI}nn IJuion will moct nj half past o'clock
i.;:t o7oni,,E, tho former IN t!!e Classroom,
.,I tho latter IN Cniun Hall.
Al IN ea,ly honr yesterdoy morning alr; John
Haas, MA Knocked ioMn III trnnt o1 ms nonso,
~ 5.,l Ewing street, mad roObod Of small sum
~ % o;n,oy aud valuable watch alld cAasn' No
errcstH have boon MHde.
boy nau,od II. I.an8n was arrested yos'.e.-
aay evening for steal!ng e4oo ffon' LIS n'o'u'''
, 1873-12-05

and antique silver boris. turns lathe, pounds
nway With n hamnor. ansl nles MI day, at tiny
pieees Of hrass and cornor.
His days nro spent In feeding tho atrango
storks md llcronss oranca md wiiatovor olBo
In tho way Of foreign fowl he paaturcs on Tho
prooiucts, and In p1ttorihg ainoug tho bIta Of
uetal In this cellnr- Workshop.
Thia wotlnhop Il awondrouB rlnco. Imagine
eyory mnnner OF dovicn. machine, too], md con.
trivanco, crammcd intn its 7-bY-8 1inltte It,
wallis lung with nmoky 1satlcla Of 1ino.of-battjo
sthtpn, Of Continental. Congress- days, rn,,-niut.
Ink plcturcH Of ussecr Btrticturcn OF oven date,
and 9Th Tho etuflcd nlu,nugo of fowly fayoritea
that oncn inhabited the yard outside.
retor Qitlett iB wortli-nobodv quito knows
How MANY 11rfItoEs,
He ownu Land, Leases. Land, honrtls Land, and
6uys but no'or so'lo sna Ey0ry quarter
stsrts 's % OF u on foot W 1nn ~ or " sfine o'E1 IN
never enters private Or public oot,yoyanco),
s xaas aas0E e9a al etG'edssy T. pn sGsss una his
potor. Tenants who know tho day and tic hour
Of Ills coming (and know IL ti,oy all do only too
wol) aro provorbially rosdy. lilo mills Of tho
gods do not grind moro exceeding email than
!.oes he; nay. nor with moro oxacsness, eitheri
Tho uttormost fartlling III tho only allnwer re-
turllab1o to his sharp" Woll, now !'-and, though
tho tenants may Bnoor Mt tho tlos'alcd-up,
nervous, md brisk old man, their uttosmost
fnrthing !s pretty suro to ho Forthcoming.
ultimately Ii gots, Of course, into Land. Undlo
Potter owns mortgagoa upon tue proporty known
~ the Hotel Windsor, among Ills recent acqui.
11 s1lslona which protty nearly cover The value OF
that yonlureso1no establishment. lie Bwoa1s
very aavage!y ut Commodore Vanderbilt, who
'condomned l,ia land for railraad pt,rposos. wen
tho Grand Union Station WIFI b.tilt; and neyor
viii forget how, QUO morning, attor rofusing 10
conrey to the willy Commodore at any price, ho
found tho diggora digging n"ay his ohoceas up
town 1ota.
Mr.. Elhriase T. Gerry, a lawyer Of th,n city, q
nephew Of Uncle Potter, end ilnsalf millionaire.
occupios tho upper atory Of tho NintecntA-
mansion as library, whore no has grouped tha
LARGEST PRIVATE COLLECTION
Of legal works in tho wurld. Unclo Peter ia
vastly proud Of this library. Slr. Gerry, bo-
llevo, las n system Of hie own Of dlyesting
biniing thom oyor again and It IL at tho brazaa '
hoops sud hinges Of these private DigcstH that
lin honorable uuclo-n terror to tennntH, but a
kindly, joval. md interesting old gentleman to
Ills own or his nephow's gues!s-iilos and n,ltton,
away in Luis Workshop. ARTHUR DEpE.
, 1873-12-05

The Esody Eos711d in tic River Idcntf-
Eicd s,s thut 0G Wl,ls:,ra 0s33r.crt.
Yesterday morning lilo n4usllatcd body found
In the liver ncar tie Twe,,ty-second street bridge
"Wednesday morning was identified as that OF
William O13rien, OF No. 81 Sixtocuth street, by
h.a vile. Mrs. O'Dricn recognized the body aB
that Of her husband the moment sho SEW it. To
make 6uro thai sin was not n,lstaken, she
nskcd tho Morguo attendant to look for q
peculiar scar which hor husband bud upon his
forehead. Il was diHsiuctly visible.
It appears Tint O'Drcn lof! his house at half
,,ast 8 o'clock On lilo afternoon Of the 1st Of
November, with tho intention OF going to Dyes'a
courtyard, ncnr 1iuslA street BRIDGE lor the pur-
poao of collecting son1o money from john
Togarty, tie foronaE of tile yards. Fosarty
aonlet,nos stops in q coal-yard near tho
rlaca whore tho hoi1y WIS found, aud
it IN coujectured that O'Driou wont thore, In
stead Of going to the nush stroet yards. He
lad been drinking all day, and WIS drunk when
tnv lsa had bcen arrcsted Oh Q diaordelly warrant
sworn CHE by Thomas U'Grady, Hi occupant Of @
house on tho samo lot as O'Brien's, was takou
before Justice Scslliy, and His examination con-
OGtady woro constantly at swords points al.i
Mt times wore in tho habit of fighting. Illcir
fnnllies haa tho natno iooling, and ~: worc sr
ny ma TOnGhLEuiy tnfeatcnUa " 11iieA
life. The latter Eco,ns to liaye had many ono
mics, and 1t il aaitl that two young men, called
Dulan nnd Peter 1lydcr hnyo alao hoen heard to
Fay Tint they would kill him. Mrs. O'Brlon of
course tl,nks tllat tl.eso mon murdered her hlH-
ba,l. 0no thing which scoTna to mako her le.
lief reasonable iH the fnct that tloro wero nc
clnlhes OH thu body wlon it was found. When
O'Irion left h1a house lo raa dressed in blacl
pants, gators, cotton shirt, Il vest. aud o lnil
jacket. It il thought by some that these have
rottcd off in tho water, On tho other Land
tho sock which remained Oh the loft foot VIZ:
firm and strong. THO frionds Of tho dcceasct
il,inli that bis clothing was removed by hil
murdcrtls, because it Wna stained with blood
a.at. las then thrown into tho watar. It mus
10 confessed that tho absence Of Tho clothinI
involves tho case 10 IN apparently inEcnetrabl
mystery. The cuts on tic body Gro bolievet
b.; tho physicians who Aayo examined them t.
hayo bcen nalo by tic wheels OF q propeller
THO cut on tha Throat WAS found to DO Yer
irregular and to extend into tho head. Tn
wound in tho side Ia ltttlo moro than skin
doe1.
Coroner Stephens yesterday morning bcga
hoi ling an inquest Oh tho remnlnH ~ tn
AlorSlie. IlIole WIS worry largo crowd thert
compoacd for tho most part OF Irish. It wa
very clamorous Tor q vordict Of murdered. I'll
wilicasos examined wore DR.. +. A. EmnonI
County Physician; Mrs. O'Drjen, Mary O'Col
ucr, Willinus kernA, aud John Flowor. The sui
stance Of the evidence olicited taB already bnc
slated. Tho inquest waB adjourned until til
morning ut 10 p'cluck.
, 1873-12-05

ypro taken rossosBion Of. Wilaion sttaol,el
thonl, tho writ botng nofvod by Constable Dost.
Tho latter plaood custodian In the store to take
caro- Of tho goods over night. Yesterday morn-
woro rofusod atl,nitanco by tho worry custodian
whom tho former hal placed ticro. After tho
Constable had boon compelled to stand out
In tho cold I'LL hour or more,
lowed lin in, and was not long In
discovering TINT during tho night about $500
worth of goods Ind boon removed from the
Btora, Ho accordingly ind Wilston arrested Oh
larceny warrant.
, 1873-12-05
The IS Conrt'' Language OF the Plains.

The ss Cossrt' Language OF tho Plains.
''The diplomatic language Of the rlsins,"
aaya writer in tile st. LoniB 7:PputIica,s, /" is
the yarnncuar Of the Co,nanchcp. AL official
intercourse botwoen tho Apac'1es, KiowaH, A1a-
pahooe, Chcyonncs, md Ionqnays and tho rop-
resentaiyea Of tho 0ovorntnant of tho GInitel
statos is through, tho medium Of tho Ooma'cho
language. Tho language Of tho Elowas haa
mover yet been acquired By an American. II il,
represented rs m exceedingly harsh. gnttural
tongue, the sounds OF Which cannot be produced
by tho vocal organs trained to utter tho sounds
OF tile English, Spanish Froach, or German
languages. But tho KiowAs understand
comanol,o, and so, too, do tho choyonnoa,
Arnphooss, Apactcs, Caddoca, Wncooa. ard
Tawakirons. It is said to be u language easy to
acquire. and as spoken it is cortain}y very soft
and agreeable language to the car. Dut lko
tho tougno Of al1 rudo peoples, this language
cannot be, represented on rancr so at to give an
idea of the sounds which enter into it. There
AFRO aousa Sounds which cannot DO adequately
Represented by means OF tho loteors OF our al
rllahot. It In said TINT thero Is 4 similarity
amounting almost to IN ndcntisy between tha
SLoshonoB or Snake Indians Of Oregon. Indeed
tho Cotnazlches claim the SnakoB as their ancos
tors aud tho symbol Of their tribe ls a serpent
Tho word Comancho is Of Mexican origin, and
conveys mo meaning to tho people who 50 by
that name they call Themselves Ndan'."
, 1873-12-05

Indiana. Trccn werc blown across tho Atlantic
l. Grcat Wostern Hallway, near Akron. j,
across tho Ricnmond & Chtoago Road,
in thia State; tho Panhandle, In Indi-
ma, botwcou nushyllo and Cambridge, causing
lilo tltching Of n trsin. resulting IN tho doath OF
an engineer and brakeman. 4 barn was struck
by lightning in I1iEl,tea County, O., and burned.
govelnl ld.lnca wero uuroofed at Laurel, frd,
4 baln was blown down uear Covington, Ky.
email l,ouse was unroofod hero, but no other
serious damage was done.
, 1873-12-05

Tho Claucor sociaty llas just Issued tho main
pAvt Of itn work for 1876 three youth IN advance.
bring ali tho separate polntn Of itr str Mss.. as
portl on OF the 81 Canterbury Talcs,"
When nIr, Teunyzon changed publial,cra, tho
Mnavrs. btrnan pg,ectl lu pay him l,ato
guinoaa quartor coiiysisht. but they have ioat
~ ,uucl, nancy ululcr this hurgan Tint they arc
now vory gnt1 to t,Huafer tho elephant to Aossre.
Henry il. king Il Co., wi.o will hereafter 10 tho
Lauroat1'a EuGlah publishers.
, 1873-12-05
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Tho afternoon Journals
praiso tho message Of prosdont Grant.
The Royal IIigh1antlers and portion Of tho
Cameron Highlandnrs havo sailed for tho gold
coast Of Africa.
Tie minimum rnto Of discount ut tho Bunk Of
England ia fixed at por cont. ..-
LONDON, Dec. 4.-lhc British armor-plnted
n,arl-of-war Bolloraphon collldcd with tho Brazil
& River Plato steamer Ila,nBtccd. Tho Inter
B1nis soon nftorward. All Tho paaaonEcrs, off,
cors. and crow vore roscuol BY the Delloraplon,
and brought to st. Yincent.
, 1873-12-05
FOREIGN.
The Bombardment Of Cartagenn
Abandoned.
Its Capture to Do Attempted by Rogu~
lar Siege.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MAnn1n, Doc. I'm tho bombardmons Of Car
tngena, 100 houses havo beon dentroyed. At tho
request Of tho commander Of tho Government
forces. t'so foreign fsots havo Withdrawn from,
tho llal ho"
MAnHi4.. 1'nc. 4.-1t IL reported that tho Span
iali al!'r: s; NJ Washington, u1ntod States, has
boon oite:ol II, Flguoras.
LoSDox. Dec A.-A special dispatch to tho
Standard says tho hombardn'ent Ct cartagona is
failure, nnl regular siege 10 now intended.
MADRID, Dco. 4.-AIarshal Sorrauo has returned
to this city.
, 1873-12-05

PATERSON, N. J., Doc. 4.-spoar's large and
fancy four-story framo building, erecting OPP
posito the Eric Depot in Paasaic, and partly
completed, was blown down to-day, burying
number OF workmen mud pasaors.Dy under tho
ruius. Three bodies havc boon recovered, ono
being City Commissioner Mclean. It Is not
kuUWn how many moro are killed.
, 1873-12-05
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA. Mob. Dec. 4.-A heavy storm from
tho northwest, with slight fall Of Hnow. pnssod
over this eection lust light The thermometer
is degree below zcro. The storm extondod
west EeTora. hundred 1nilcs. Tie Union paclho
traina arc ABOUT On time.
, 1873-12-05

rAn1s, Dec. 4.-A Sun OF the Duke do Mont
pengier ss dead.
pAn1s, Dec. 4.-1n tho Assembly to-day q mo-
ton introduced by tho Loft to consuro tho Gov
orument for continuing state of sicgo, WAS
voted down-407 noes to 273 ayes
, 1873-12-05

Sj,fciat Dispatch 10 The ChtcaHo Tribune.
LINCOLN, Mob, Dec. 4.--.r'le weather here Is
rloasant. Much grain il coming in. and soling
1T good prices.
Tho firm Of Lewis t. Mnral, have begun porl1-
packing al.l slaughter hut!troda of hogs daily.
Tho banks ato all right anil u full recovery
from tho pauic llas tako,l plaoo.
, 1873-12-05
A SOUTHERN pRIZE-F,GHr.

LITTLE nocK, Ark Doc. 4.--Abous 150 roughs
embarked OH the uteanIer Da1lyilie Mt u O'clock
to-day, to wiiuosa tho mill between Grady AnA
Ward. Tho bont stoan.d low,l tho river to asl
iplatt! nix mics bclow. Tlo party has not yet
returned, mud tho result IL not known.
, 1873-12-05
Eiaa. liiaint Heather.


Co1us1nus, O., Dec. 4.--Tho State Supcrin-
tendent OF lns,lrance will Tomorrow publish a
notioe revolving tho licenAo of tho National Life
Insurance Company, of Chicago, to do blsincss
in Ohio, OIL account Of its impaired capital.