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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 1880 p. N
The mortuary report for the twenty
four hours ending at 10 noon to-day
Yellow fever, 8; other causes, l. There
was q heavy frost this morning. The
streets are thronged with returned citi
zens and many country merchants are a
the hotels.
A splendid Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine was donated TO the relief fund O.
the Widows and Orphans by W. w
Stephenson, Of the Sumner agency, to-
day. Mayor johnson was authorized. "a
dispose of the machine to the best advan-
tage.
M.-The mortuary report for the
twenty.four hours ending 6 r. NJ: Yel-
low fever, z; other causes, 4. For the
week: Yellow fever, SO; other causes, At;
q decrease from the last week of, yellow
fever, So; other causes, 13. Total de.
crease, 70.
The appeal, tomorrow, contains the
particulars OF fraud practiced on the
commissary departy Of the. Howard Asso-
citation by acting Mayor Paul Cecalla,
who made requisltion for supplies In
the name Of q widow lady, known to be
destitute, securing supplies, food and
clothing for herself and family Of eight
persons, four of whom were orphans Of
her sister, victim OF yellow fever, for
thirty days, and appropriating them to his
own use. Capt. Harry Crammer worked
up the case and had some difficult In pre-.
venting summary punishment by enraged
citizens. -
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.-The weather Is
cloudy with every indication OF rain and
rising temperature, and the gloomy
weather will have bad effect on the
hopes OF an early riddence Of the yellow
fever, and II the anticipated rainy wealth
er continues, may expect an increase In
the number Of new cases for the next day
or two. The mortuary list at this P. NJ,
was not as favorable as we were led 10
hope, the total deaths being 13; Z Of yell
low fever.
There Is an intense feeling of indigna-
ton against acting Mayor Cicalla. He
admitted the facts charged today, but 1t
Is supposed he will shield himself in law
behind the power Of the Mayor to control
the distribution Of supplies for general re.
The only apparent oftense in the eyes OF
the law Is forging the signature Of q lady
to requisition. On learning yesterday
that the matter would be made public,
Cicalla took an armfull Of the ill-gotten
articles to the lady's house and offered
them to her, but she refused 10 take them.
1t has also leaked out that Clcalla secured
a lot Of wines, two pairs Of fine blankets
and some other articles in. the same
manner.
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FIRES.

FARMrNaToN, ILL, Nov. IA fire
broke out in this place last night about
one o'clock, destroying one block Of busi-
ness houses. Loss from $4,000 to $12,-
600; light insurance. The following
named firms sustain the loss Of their entire
stock and buildings: Hill s. Meeker, gro.
ceries; q. A. Witherell, harness leather ;
P. Conver, jeweller; Mrs. Crandall, mil
lenery; Collins s. Meeks, boots and shoes;
two barber shops, one meat market and
a cigar store. - p. l..ss- "a ;
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Three.t e.tourths
Of the square bounded by Carondalet,
Baronne, First and Philip streets was
burned to-day. Loss estimated at $780,
600; mostly insured. 1''''.+s
EvANsy1ILE, INp., Nov. IA row OF
four double buildings, belonging to Jos.
eph Stallheier, and valued at six thousand
dollars, were destroyed on Saturday. In!
sured in the North American Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, for forty-ave hundred dollars
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commercial and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market
} NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The day hal
passed better than was expected soon Of.
ter the intelligence reached the street thai
there was no immediate danger of the
suspension Of Clafin & Co., and when II
became known that the banks were in nc
trouble on the greenback question, the
feeling in Stock Exchange improved, and
a rise in the entire market was charac.
terized by sudden activity in specula-
tive stocks. The news from Rhode Is
land was Of partly reassuring character
touching the interests Of the house of A.
& W. Sprague, and It was conceded
that in the plan proposed by the special
committee, who had examined the affairs
Of the house, that the proper way to
make settlement Of their affairs would
be to accept such proposition as was
devised by the appointment Of trustees.
The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad defaulted
on their interest and Fisk g. Hatch have is.
sued circular to bond holders in explain.
alton Of their position, and the company
will make statement Monday. A mum.
Der Of other new roads also defaulted, but
old roads were prompt In meeting the
engagement. The banks to.day gained g.
000,0 900 in greenbacks, and now hold $l4.-
100000. "A number of banks have here
tolore secreted their greenbacks in order
to prevent equalization, and this increase
is the result OF discontinuance ofthe pool.
ing system.
MoNEY-In demand at 1.16at per cent,
with exceptions at z; closing business 1.16.
GoID-opened at 1881, sold up to 10ss.
went of to 1881 again, and finally closing
at 1881.
STERLING ExcHANGE-Firm but very
dull. Rates paid for carrying were 1.16,
8 64, 332, ! and 3.16 per cent till Monday
and z per cent gold per annum; ;sthe final
rate was per cent gold. Custom receipts
$2s,O0O. Clearings $S3, $4,000. The As.
sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $500, 900
on account OF interest and in redemption
Of $40 bonds. Total payments to date on
account of November interest without re.
bate $3,520O00.
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Riyer,Niews.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-Riyer rose 10 "a
feet, and at noon commenced falling.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. e.-Riyer7 feet and
falling steadily s-l,s .ssastg l'.s,is
ST. Louis, Nov. 2-River falling slowly,
but rise is expected from above. Rain.
ing nearly al day. 80 3
and cool. Mercuary 81 to 4S.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-River falling, z
feet on the shoals. Arrivals-Tyrone,
Burkesville and G. R. Skinner and barges.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LouIsvnGE, Nov. 2.-River rising
slowly with 0 feet 8 inches in canal, feet
s inches in Indian chute. Weather warm
and cloudy with every Indication Of rain
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Cincinnati Market. Il,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1:-Flour-Dull, but
unchanged, Wheat-Dull, and prices
are nominal at 81 30a1 So. Corn-Ear
quiet, at 4sa43c; shelled frmer, at 43a45c;
Rye-Unchanged.. 0ats-Quiet, at $50
43c. Barley-Dull, but unchanged. Gro.
ceries-steady. 0ils-Flrm. Eggs, But
ter and Cheese-Steady. Pork-0nly
jobbing, demand at $l2 25s12 80. Lard
Kettle quiet and nominal at 7a7tc.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides, 5a5Sc; clear, 5a5tc. Bacon
Shoulders jobblng, &c; clear rib sides,
sales Of 90 hhds. at Go; clear, 8ta6sc !
8 sale Of 100 hhds. oil clear at auction at
50 80. Whisky-Quiet, at 800.
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Erasure of Theodore Tilton's Name
from the Membership of Plymouth

Church.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-The name oil
Theodore Tilton, at Plymout Church, last
night, was erased from the roll Of men,
bers. Tilton, who was present, denied the
authority Of the church in his case, owing
to the fact that for four years previously
he had not attended meeting in Ply.
mouth Church, and was not member.
BE was prepared, moreover, to answer to
any thing whereof tho minister of the
church might accuse him. Mr.. Beecher,
in bis remarks said: don't believe MIR.
Tilton has desired in any way whatever
to shirk his proper responsibility, or to
avoid or 10 evade any proper charge to be
made against him. ] have none whatever.
The differences that have been between
US have been amicably adjusted, and 50
far as / am concerned buried. This
whole matter has been against my judge
ment. have said to brethren who were
interested In 1t, but who have acted seri-
ously and honestly, believe you will
only, to take up this matter, stop the
proper business OF the church and reach
point at which you can do nothing, and
you will end Just where you began; and
I hold 1t not to be wise, not to be called
for, and certainly not to be according to
my judgment Of matters Of the church.
That which 1 held from the beginning l
hold still.
Theodore Tilton, in conversation with
reporter, said he regarded the statement
that he had been expelled from the mem-
bership Of Plymouth Church by the
action Of last evening as detamatory and
false. Twopoints hc wished all mankind
to understand: First, that he had never
spoken against Henry Ward Beccder;
second, that he mad not been expelled
from Plymouth Church.
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steamer News.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-Arrived-the
steamers King William and Weser from
Bremen. =
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The steamers Cuba
from New York, and Olympus from Bos-
'0e oUEEssrOws, STslxsa 0Vs; Nov. 9.-fhe steamer
Nevada, from New York, has arrived.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Arriyed out the
steamers Prussian from Montreal and
America from New York.
NRw YoRK, Nov. 2.-The City Of ohes'
ter, Batavia and Republic, from Liverpool
have arrived.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
THURSDAY, Oct, 80.

1
CATTLE-The arrivals Of cattle durino
the week amounted to 1880 head, against
3.968 last week, and 4, ,016 the correspond.
ing week Of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to 2,193 head, against
1858 last week and 3,47s the correspond.
ing week oi last year, and were ss follows
TO Baltimore butchers 994; York county
Pa, and Carroll county Md, dealers 928:
Eastern speculators $40. There has been
considerable falling off in the receipts Of
cattle this week, and prices at the same
time are tat cent lower. The large mum.
Der Of receipts last week offered butchers
the opportunity that was very generally
availed Of, and they bought freely then,
many of them purchasing enough 10 last
over this week; this, with limited coun-
try demand this week, rendered the mar
ketvery dull throughout, resulting In q de.
cline in some cases Of our higher estimate
above. Quotations 2ia6 cents. The quail.
ity generally was scarcely as good as last
week, though there was few equally as
good stops" as there were then.
HoGs.-The receipts for this week, as
compared with last week, show con-
siderable diminution In numbers, but the
supply has been about equal to the de-
mand, and prices, which at one time were
q little lower than our last weeks figures,
have recovered, and now stand as at the
close last week, with fair prospects just
now for the best hogs, while large heavy
stillers are dull and very hard to sell.
Corn hogs 6aGt cents, and stillers 5iaG
cents, net. Receipts this week, 1887;
receipts last week, 1888; receipts one
year ago, 1099G.
SmEp.-Themarket for sheep has been
very dull during the past week, and prices
8 shade lower, with no immediate pros
poets OF any immediate Improvement, all
this in lace of a large percentage OF de-
crease in the receipts. We quote fair to
good sheep at 4a44 cents, and good to ex-
tra 42a5t cents, gross; although
sale has been made, OF extra hea-
W sheep for VIM. Linder, OF Ohio, at
o. cents. Lambs $2a3 so, and stock
sheep $2a3 25 per head, and very dull.
Receipts this week, 2,400; receipts last
week, 4,406 receipts one year ago, 4,931.
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Reduction of Wages.

LOUISVILLE, Nov.1. woolen mills
around the falls have reduced the wages
OF the employees fifteen and twenty per
cent, commencing. this day for the season.
Several iron establishments have reduced
the wages on skilled labor ten, and on
common twenty per cent. Many dis
charged workmen of the railroad COM
panys have gone and will go to Memphis
ior work since the abatement Of the fever.
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GERMANY.

vienna, Nov. 1.-Negotiations be-
tween Austria and Turkey for settlement
of the differences between the two pow
ers, arising from the conduct OF the Aus.
trian Consul In Boswer, Turkish note
to the European Cabinets in relation
thereto are progressing favorably. Tur.
key Is disposed to give complete satisiac-
faction. The Russian Government has
instructed General 1gnatief, It's Ambasso.
dor at Constantinople. to support Austria
out Of consideration for Turkey. Count
Andrassy, Austrian Premier, does not al.
low details Of the negotiations to be made
pnblic. i-''
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The BorSen Zeitung
says that the Government has determined
TO limit coinage Of gold and to refrain
from the London market. ,.lt
DRESDEN, Nov. 1.-The remains OF the
late King were deposited In the tomb in
the Royal Chapel at nine o'clck o.night.
His Majesty, King Albert, and his broth.
or Prince George, were present. The
Queen Of England was represented by
Prince Alfred; Emperor oflGermany by
Crown Prince Frederick William and
Emperor Of Austria by the Arch Duke
Charles Lewis. Numerous German
princes were also present.
MADRID, Nov. President CASTELAR, Is
III and not able to leave his bed.
VIENNA, Nov. 2.-The Emperor Of
Austria has conferred the Imperial order
of Francis Joseph upon Nathaniel Wheel.
er, President Of the wheeler and Wilson
Sewing Machine Company Of New York.
The Universal Exhibition was formally
closed at 4 r. NJ. today without special
ceremony.
The Bosnian difficulty has been arrang.
ed. Turkey has removed the offending
iunctionaries and pardoned the political
refugees. a-.'
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Reduction OF Wages and strikes.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. 2.-on account Of q
general reduction Of wages, the employ
ees Of tho East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Railroad Company, the engineers,
firemen, machinists and blacksmiths, quit
work. Some delay in trains resulted, but
the company has succeeded in supplying
the engineers and hremen, so as to not in
terfere with the passenger service. The
c0mpay has ordered reduction Of 20 per
cent 10 be made. The employees are
willing to work on short time, but object
to q. decrease per diem. The company
will not recede. No demonstrations have
been made by the employees.
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Weather Report
war DEfAAfNHNT,
VIHicl opTHH CHrHV SIeHAI. oYTIcin.
"hHMofoH, D. O., Nov. $500 r. \.
PROBARnITIEa.


fGr the lower lakes, southwesterly
Slaasr occasionally risk, with cloudy
sa'aes and light rain, followed on Mon
Sy y low temperature and clearing
EGslhe Northwest and upper lakes, a
npialy rising barometer, fresh to brisk
i%DSssSGSe:ste'ly ny GS!: winds, very cold and clear.
r Eot The Ohio Valley and thence to
.sGne;see, southeasterly and southwest
Sy winds, a falling temperature, clouds
AaS tai1, clearing on Monday.
,,s. sSf the Gull States, o falling barometer,
"'0GI'aeasIetly '0I winds, increasing cloudiness
~p ain In western portion.
-. sE lhe South Atlantic States, south
Sn y! WIND winds, a high temperature and cIou-
tGt the Middle States, southwesterly
Sia S;ous Increasing cloudiness and lighI
AN 10 lhe northern and western portion
,Os,s 81 New England, southwesterly ant
I.SsI,aeaste'ly winds, cloudy weather ant
,,s reports are missing from the southwes
400 Pacific stations. 7T1
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. IA memorial
to Congress Is receiving signatures, setting
forth the evils and abuses OF the Mormon
rule, and praying the passage Of laws to
give the memorialists the protection OF a
free, civil government and bring Utah in
harmony with Federal authority and Re.
publican institutions. There was mass
meeting at Bingham last night on this
subject.
The police Of this city are contributing
to the relief OF the distressed Of Memphis.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Flour-Dull and
depressed; Western superane 4 0Oa6 S0
do. extra SO 25a8 80; do. family ~ goo
.9 90. Wheat-steady; choice 81 20; iail
to prime 81 45a1 G5; choice amber 81 20
Corn-Dnll; mixed western 04c, Oats
Firmer: western mixed 4Sa49c; white 60a
5ic. Rye-In fair demand and steady q
9Oaesc. Provisions-Quiet and unchang
ed, Western butter firm and un
changed. ofiee-Unchanged. Whisky
Nominal at olc,
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CAIRO, Nov. 1.-The boiler in the
FIGURING mill of John Youtes, Of Column
bus, Kentucky, exploded this morning,
seriously injuring Moses Youtes and
bruising the miller and engineer, but not
seriously. W. W. Gray, Attorney, pass
ing on the opposite side Of the street, was
knocked down by the flying missil, and
had bis shoulder broken. Nobody was
killed, though the explosion was quite vi
olent, tearing out entirely one end OF the
building. 80 .G
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-To.morrow opens
the last week Of the Grand Exposition,
with new attractions. The interest main.
tanned is extraordinary. Arrangements
have been made for excursionists on the
principal railways south and west this
week every day, and thousands are ex-
pected. The city mammoth buildingis
heated by steam and made comfortable,
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LousvIL1E, Nov. 1.-THE statement OF
the earnings Of the Short Line Railroad
for September Is just made out, and shows
them TO DO $l4l, 1884, $4,000 10 excess
Of tho corresponding month Of 1879. This
IS the largest amount ever placed 10 the
credit OF tho earnings account on this
road Tor any months business, IS. (.
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LOUISIANA.
Horrible Outrage by Metropolitans-.
Indifference Of the Authorities.

AA0AACA0htS Va sAS AAshASAAsASos
MEMPHIS, Nov. la New Orleans
letter from ex.Judge Charles ]. Merrill,
dated Coliax, Grant Parish, Oct. 80, says;
"In haste, and with feeling Of horror,
I write 10 inform the public ofthe accurs.
ed actions Of the Metropolitan police
sent here by Lieutenant Governor An
tome during the absence Of Kellogg. On
Saturday night last the house Of one OF
the most respectable widow ladies on
Red river, near this place, was fired into,
the doors broken open, and the unfortu-
nate lady and her daughter OF seventeen
summers were taken out, and, horrible to
relate, violated. Neither Of the ladies'
could be found until late Sunday alter
noon. An infant eighteen months old,
q grand child Of Esquire Wells was found
out In the road some halt q mile from
the house and near the spot where the
fonl deed was perpetrated. The infant
was the neice Of the lady and the child Of
Mumford Wells, the Oldest son Of ex-
Governor Mat Wells. The negroes up
here all say 1t was the soldiers, and we
all believe that II they are not the perpe-
traitors OF the deed, they instlgated the
negroes to the horrid deed Of infamy.
: It is said that when Col. Diklyne was
informed of the outrage, he smiled, and
said his troops were up here for higher
purpose than arresting men for such o
petty offence: Antoine Is believed 10 have
sent the creatures up here to give the ne
groes chance Tor revenge, and one told
the writer that he had a right now, under
tho protection Of the United States, TO
shoot any white man he wanted to, and
to violate any woman he met l SAID to
him that these were State troops, and not
United States troops. and replied that the
Colonel had said the night before, at q
negro ball, that he wanted all the colored
people 10 como and see him; that now
they could do as they pleased, as they
were under the protection Of his soldiers.
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| 10000 Prizes

Tho title to the above real estate is guaranteed
The liberal terms Of this scheme brings 1t
within the reach Of all-the greatest opportunity
ever offered for the poor man TO rise TO wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets, S25. 90:
Fifty.eix Tickets. $l26.00; Ono Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
The drawing will be made under the superin.
tendenee Of 0 committee appointed By tho high
est officials in the State, duly sworn 70 tho faith
fril performance OF the duties asslgned them.
The highest officials both Of City, County and
State have not only endorsed Mr.. Abeles, but
The demand for tickets Is unparalleled, and oil
dssiring to participate In the drawing Bhopld 1t
once form their clubs and send In their orders.
AGENTS WANTED In all States, Cities and
Towns In the q, 3. and CanAdas.
eB- Money should DO sent by Registered Let.
ter, P. o. Order or Express, with the full address
OF tho purchaser In plain writing.
For further information and particulars send
for circulars 70 the Manager and Proprietor, and
AN''''' SIMON ABELEs,
nctAnad THAyuuwnRTu RLuHAa
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Now York nrY Goods Marliet.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The trade move
ment was slow in all departments to.day.
The market for cotton goods continues
unsettled, and jobbing prices irregular.
Wamsutta and Utica nonpareil fine
bleached shirtings reduced TO 17tc; brown
standard .sheetings, jobbing OF 12ic. Job
lots OF prints and ginghans are selling
freely. Printed reps and blue polka spot
poplins In demand. Woolens very dull.
Dry goods imports for the week, $685.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. Ia dispatch has been
received announcing the total defeat OF
the Carlists under Instany, by the Nation.
al troops. The insurgents fled in all di-
rectious. .e.-sr
Senor Soler, Minister ot Colonies, en-
barked at Cadiz, oday, for Cuba and
PORTO Rico.
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The Last Rail...Marine Disasters

BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-The last rail on the
international Bridge over the Niagara
river, at Buffalo, was laid yesterday, com.
pleting an all rail communication via the
Grand Trunk Railway, between Boston,
New York, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago and
San Francisco. A train with railroad
officials passed over the road to-day. A
formal opening will take place at noon TO-
morrow, after which all trains via the
Grand Trunk Railway will pass regularly
over the bridge, avoiding all transfer or
ierryage.
Rumors Of marine disaster on the
lake by the recent gale are flying about
The only disaster In this locality reported
10 the loss Of the schooner Ellington with
q cargo Of block stone, valued at $23, 900
and bound for Erie, Pa, which encoun
tering a southwest gale put back TO this
city and sunk on the breakwater. The
crew escaped.
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BosToN, Nov. 2.-Thos. Kennedy alias
Conners, Michael Noys and N. Sweeney,
all haillng from New York, are under ar.
rest, charged with committing burglary
In Lynn, .Somerville and their neighbor-
Ing towns. Goods valued at 81 900 have
been recovered.
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STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

STATE BoNDs-Qulet.
Railroad and miscellaneous speculation
was feverish and unsettled. Up to the
beginning Of first call, at which time pri.
ces showed decline Of ! to 8 1-9 per
cent, some Of which tho prices were lower
than those made during or since the panic.
As the first call progressed the market
became stronger and prices made an i'm.
provement of to 2 per cent up to $50 p.
m. The upward movement was caused
by the denial Of mercantile failures preva
iously reported, and result Of bank meet.
ing and increase in legal tenders at the
Clearing House. Towards the close, how.
ever, there was a'sllght reaction, and low.
er prices ruled. '.sH.s .ttl
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Sir William Boville,
Lord Chief Justice Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, died this morning. .,
The Devon & Somerset Railway, sew.
en- years building, was opened to-day.