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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED :. r..
Steamship cry Of Ho..,ss D:srHs s, s.,sss ocs L.
Steamship wninssSs Holmes, Havana Oct To- VITA "'' '
smhp s.Ion. osr. S'sOs. H.nb'rr Oct s. With '"'' -
steamship western Metropolis, Ouch, sevoisaa' OFT H. no
nadss pasa y Bakes IA
~. s.s' md p.. n 70 Oh sSS Co
s S ss. ss' a S"is' 1s'; c -
ssp Quebec tot windsor ST. snis syda., d. 10
ssIo Hope Hancock Meiiooes 81 days o. od,
AdeIss Oi Por'lsB Armstrong sasOa ~ s''' No
"f. ~ q. O. Gt.ll Cuneto Limerick 30 DAYS b,i..
BsrL W. singleton (NOr) Johsnnesen. DuoE'rf III d'~
Bs,I M.r,ino Ceato Q. Lauro Patr,. Aug 2s With wool
Bar. E@si, Clamps , J.ss.sS HS TO-. 80 S,,, :. ballast
Bar. G PooES s.s q d E1. AZ ~ d.y i ballast
Emee ga Lad.n Hsss - dI Es gs at, s. o.
Bar. Frey Gen tpo I'D ,. SISo'e'' Eng - '
S.s. SIM m 4n.sj vit.sieS Limerick i. IN ballast
s sS: c :. D.ysS Of PaoaS
' BARI les AUST, sey Bristol EnT % az :, = S.G.f s,.
Bs Nellie snt'% Losd Grade % sui % DAYS E,S ai,''
Bns misi Io Nassau PsrIer De~er, 20 d,J with ''s.
a. sGSs P,sS Sa,s' "a Ss % % n ssS. cit.
Brig Daisy. mcCshy sein 40 days va sydney T. D. o''
Brig Matte Russell Cct Pol,nd York. CAriea'' Is daEs "'
sehr Psebe sedoro p,ra 81 DAYS With rubber nuts sc
scS surehu JOue' wmiastOo n o. d.J' "'A a.'"
ssst D. oom;,set. Jackson. George, ! e.Hi', nth IS"
J. A Brown SLoniDston
Sehr Mail BALDWIN, Greenwich.
sehr arhe Wooley Baiimore for Newiisyeo.
Sohr Aiyarsdo Wood. Jacksonville days, with lunbsr
sebr Hoetos Higgins, Baltimore for Boston
SAILED.
Steamships Colsmbs Tor Ha',n, Virgo for sss5ush Geor.
IA, Charesiop Nyanoke Richmond; kealsoh Tor liver
poo b,rks Meguncook for Baeuos AJss
krtss salas Cad.I; A. Hoard. for ST. Johns, Y. r.
KIND-SUnset. moderate, s.; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosrox Oct 2i-Anved steamship Marathon from Liverpool
sAy1ssAs Oct 2lArryed. steamship boile from New York
CLEARED Steamships Leo York Arbitration Br for Ierpoo
schY A.. j. ibens, TOT Boston. =.
CasRLssroS 2saled seamsmps james Adser and Seuih
Caop. for Nework AnherGt s Hsye. schs We Lnce
10, Provdence; Emily Veto. for Boon Adoiph Angel
H. Sanpsoa Royer for NewYorki Curtis rop AMI "
Romme Tor Phinelpba John See for Fenlndn Fla Csithis
G. Bey for Bella Russell Jacksonye JohH WentWooh
o Southern port
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAuylI N S. Oct 20The brglnhne hagial. ho~ SIaue,
passing 20 miles Sambo sn het bean en1s
e wss bar ngd bu, bong DARK further psrasr. oosd b
ssoertaised.
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THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE.

THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAZAINE.
Ni,rsuALs CANROBKRT AND LEBOEUF EXAMINED
DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ACCUSED
ILCrTsD.
PARIS. Tuesday. oct. d. 1873.
Before The Bazaine COurt-Martial, to-day,
MN Schneider and ROuher both testified that Bazaine
never solicited the chief command.
Marshal CaBrobert gave most interesting testimony
concerning che battle of 81. Prvat. Although ne was
told that te Imperial Guards would be sent TO his aid at
noon and twice asked Bazain9 for ammunition, ne re-
ceiged no assistance whatever The Psussian Guards
lost 5000 men che engagement but he was compelled
nevertheless 10 retreat by the enemys overwhelming
artillery He could have held his position at Marsha
Tour oo che 10th August but abandoned IL by special
orders from the COmmander-n-C Chief.
Marshal I.obOeuf deposed that his corps achieved
ocsye advantage the 10Th Of August; but Bazaine
ordered it 20 fall back fearing failure Of ammunition
and provisions.
eu Ladmiraut testified that no received only on the
evening OF the 18Th BszsInes orders the MOsee
on the 18th He gave detailed account OF the subse
quent operations and declared that no believed 1t would
have been possible TO cross the river on the 18th.
Con Bourhak stated that he not ordered to 60 to
Che assistance Of Marshal CanrOber the 18th OF Aug
nat
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MARRIED.

rT-Tuesisy Oct 81 the Church Of 6ss
Savior Brookn. the Rev. Robert Booth. Luther Briggs
Ada p. Bartlett youngest daughter OF Jonas Bartlett,
LADDPBCKIn Brooklyn Weiny oct Is, the residence
the BRIDES BY the Rev b. " Adams assisted b. the r.
Butcher Robert T. Lsdd To Susie r. daughter the late Robert
Peck
JOwBRY PRfNcBn this city Tuesday Oct 81 BY he Rsv.
Dr. Lawrence JOhn A. BO~ey Rn L only laughter Of the late
John D. Prince.
ICK-0u Monday evening. Oct 90 by Rev. ~
CoDkng assisted by Rev Howard Crosby d. d. Assm Shsfts
Helen Schuyler. daughter Of NJ. WIN. Il. Reasct
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Hest Food for IufnntsH. r. II. Prince Albert Victor,
thrive, so well upon tht be vey god Kendall
Medical Aterdani H. r. the Princess Of Wales This tool ~
sembes Mothers closely possible n. Barker Rgt
Foods "ghiy nounshag and easily dgeedD HAs
sail yAasb Flesh and boneormng Suostsn
essentially other rnaoeous foods which beng qa
uuab proper nOurshmen growing Dfaa frequently l
10 rckety idouc condition. booes preparation hs
also Advantage Of being freed from the ground hk Of The cora
vb.h pso,e rson Of the bowels and nrsetabe srrb1a Ne
boiling or stsnns repaired Sold tins Prepared b SAVoat
Mooz f43 Bondst London POcurabe OF all Chemists Drug
0,,& snd Keepers throughout the States and CsnAA
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A RIOT IN JERSEY CITY.

Thirty laborers on the Rayine-road and bridge
have not been PAD month past, and the amount
due them l. about $4,000 at o'clock last night they
surrounded Mr. shannon the contractor and chased MN
through City Halipace. on Jersey Cay Rights 10 '"'
Third Precinct station house. where he was protected ny
,ha nolce shannon states that the threatened Ia
take hi, life When the rioters that shannon had
esc,ned they disnerseh aud no arrests were maj
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4 PACIFIC RAILROAD SUIT IN IOWA.

Dls MoISEs, Oct. 2l.-Ihe suit against 'n'
Union Pacific Railroad Company hVo'Nn's '"o -,
-, ,,,..,ion was called In the u. !. Circuit COntt
.o.,.,d,,v and Judge Dillon. in - long opinion nelu
th, tne action was properly brought under the
,. that the statutes Of Iowa did not amply anu
t te next step WAS the reator to nI's lTr
FOR defendant show cause why VIII writ OF inana-
% Inch the Court couid not grant OK p,i r., one r.
mi !, hronsht 10 compel the kiroa 0,to HAN 10
ate ITS rotu a. MIA counsel are employed on oo'n
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-, oy,xn uJRY DISCHARGED.

SALT LAKE Cry, Oct 2l.--ln Tue n DlS.'mt
"N" .i,. rrired states Attorney Casey cna'lenE'a
''"it ,,, several grounds. showing practicaiiy
the ''' ,,a crescent laws legal Grand Jury cannol
that unuer m ms Territory. The Court sustained me
pr i,r,,s and discharged tue jury
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A.tbma and Bronchitis efectaally relieved

Astha and Bronchitis efectaallv relieved by the
Da,URA TArULl attack OF Asthma Lori Dan
ssny scarcely Tau than minute
and he relieved
wonderfully He told he h ns for With tue most perfect
success Certainly inhalation had the most magical eject eyes
witnessed McYeagh 81 have Instance
which relief obtained "Gee Alexander Sold tobacco
dn cigarettes ard pssles for nhsaiiIn
boIe MOORE l43 New Boniss London and al chem
its throughout the States and Caoads
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BASE BALL.

About I, 800 persons witnessed the champion
ship game the Union Grounds Yesterday, between
the Mutuals Of this city and the Athletics of Philade
pha Pools s0d before the game 50 to % and Is TO 10 In
the Mutusls favor The pitching of Matthews very
effective and had the Mutuals supported him without
errors the Athletics would have BANKED, as they
did not earn a rum while tho Green Stockings
three Gedney and Nelson played the best for tie
Mutuals and Mr. Geary and Arson for the Athletics
MI BurdOck umpired the game 10 the satisfaction OF
both clubs. The Mutuals by the following score:
Isl % 81 4tb 9TH. 9th. 7th 9Th. Oh. Total.
S s,s,o'i..-... 3 Ga
The Bostons defeated the Baumores in Baltimore yes
teTday By IA score OF IS % 10.
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LOGAN POLITICS.
TIE REFORM ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee Of the Reform
Association held meeting evening at tho Everett
Rooms seventeenth-st. and Fourth-sVe John Foley
presided.
Conference Committees from outside organizations
were received ana the following were submitted
10 the Executive Committee for their consideration as
Nc aud proper candidates for the various judiciary and
county officers:
sheriff - County Clerk-Gen. p II. Jones' Isaae II
Bailey Myer Stern, and Marcu. 0tternure. supreme
Dyeu. James NJ smith, T. W. Townsend.
superior Court James W. Gerard. IT,. exJudgo A. A.
Tbompson and Cbarles NJ Hall. Marine Court.
James M N; s1eehan, a. A. Pctshaw, W.
Rowland. Coroners- William T. A. Hart aud DIR. Har-
man. Adermen-John Il. Shea, Jacob 3chreyhof Henry
Cansen. Peter Dorian Thomas j. CromDe. and Samuel
ID. Seward.
call was then read, which has been issued by the
Finance Committee. asking for $4,000 TO be raised to
ward meeting the expenses OF tho coming campaign,
after which the meeting adjourned
THE COMMITTEE or SEVENTY ADJOURN WITHOUT
DAY-LErrEE or REMossraAScE FROM MAYOR
HAvEMRYER.
The Committee Of Seventy had its last meet
ing last evening, James NJ Brown chairman presiding.
who announced he had just received communication
from Mayor Hayemeyor which was read ~ follows:
10 Mr. JAMES NJ BROWN, Chairman, and Gentlemen Of
ne O0DtbIntee Of Serenity
10y vote Ol 10 10 A. you determined % Dissolve AMI that
committee was appointed 10 prepare an address
- ' ~ =, olIun Soil t' 81, y
hno"p, na'c pooh cnhoeu 10 Ousof'o many SonllIeS
Of REORGANIZATION or attempts at reorganization
oi n"'i"i, Ilnp =" onta" pO''o1,,io n,r W
,ne ny Government bbd us ''oasiiy.
=, the denrcdators u, ,h n, Pa - ray ~ n6oe IN
yerV sinister InIi,,i ME-, . a,uo%g n, n IL An
b,ndoument of the cane NJ retorn by the nicked c
1ens Of New Yot and ~ sinn thai we are ne pcss
,J nrostratc hefr. tho r,,ncd md IInscrunulo- local
nolitci.ns of hnib n.res r. into sdrr,inn hat
20 GRO nm Tho 90 az an i,nn'rt,n, Local eecfinu IN Al
We wy Jn SS wv ,o vi "n 'i
LII, aa,cor No. 49, " -, 49, s,ney,t,,,u al a
49, ~ al 49, - ,,.t,, H., o,r - la mo in
iaI6' va, Soin.S "a U ~ -, ~,
leluov w .ouatois III uhppuofuu Viv, a No.
,V,y a. - ~ 10 VI .io n ~ 80, -, -.
lon " Wv WV ouu tnat VIC a'o ' ~" rod and ia
NOR at :, quo , o'' TO-, vi liz nTnnis,on frnio
~. md for H. ,' ~, AT vIn.c iYr.
cses your Committee wa, organized you have selected
an unfortunate moment to carry resolution IN Ia,or
~ sin"r resn,ec,s dofon"ibIa measure =
NV apprehension under these circumstances
il that when some future Ring shall get control tho
City Governments the people losing all confidence in
court and jnrles 10 reeress wrongs and %
unnish otfrpders Instead of organiZng a committee
of Seventy to perform their work may disregard all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.--A jury was OBJ
tanned today IN the ease y capt; Clarke Of The ship
sunrise and the testimony The part Of the prosecu
zion opened Several witnesses testified 10 specific acts
NJ cruelty toward the crew. and that three OF their
her Francis Corrigan, Charles Brown and John Cordf.
iumped ocerhoard during the voyage from NewYorS,
thereby committing suicide 20 escape from Clarke and
liE uafa.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

THE INsURGENTS' SQUADRON OPP VALENCIA CAPTUR-
ING SPANISH MRRcHAN TMEN-rHK CITY PRE-
PAIRING. FOR THg EXPECTED COMMANDMENT
REPORTED sURRENDER OF THE TETUAN-RU
NoREp DRFEAr OF THE REPUBLICAN,
madrid Tuesday. Dot. II, 1879.
dispatch from Valencia says the insurgents
vessels romSn of that harbor. They have captured
snd plandered several additional Spanish mer-
cbantmcn.
Valencia is tranquil. Troops are arriving and all
necessary are being takon to put the city
IN a state of defense against the expected attack
There is rumor in Madrid that the insurgent frig-
ato Tetuan has surrendered TO the Republican au-
thorites but no confirmation Of the report has been
received by The Governments
BAYoSNE Tuesday. Oct n. 1873.
Itis reported here that tho Carlist force under
Ihzarraga has again defeated the Republicans,
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rHf STATE or TRADE.
nOMhsTIC MARKsTS.

C,.yHAro Del. 2lSohng done n Grla, price, aomin.Iy
hsd Petroleum sAes Of Standard White, lots Ice
bsrso,r 81 Poar qua and anebang,. Wheat dali and
loser 81 81 for 81 io GSl 49, No. White Al 30
FOR Amber Michigan. Corn du and lover i9c good he
aBd Sd Rsceptl 900 bush Wheat 300 bash Com isi
10 900 bash OsIs. shiDmebts-2,OOO bash. NhrsI
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INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS. a.

INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS. sas
The Hid Assembly District Republicans OF
Jersey Clty,nomnated John ID. Corscaen for Assembly
last night.
Jacob A. Gross was nominated, last night,
os the Tammany candidate for Senator from the Win
District.
The Democrats Of the lid Assembly District
NJ Westchester County yesterday nominated John H.
Cornell TO the Assembly
The Democrats of the old First and Third
Wards OF Brooklyn, yesterday, nominated Ripley Ropes
a. their candidate for Alderman OF the new flrst ara
The Liberal Assembly Convention of the
WITH District Of Kings County unanimously nominated
Iohn Rober who Is also the Democratic candidate for
Assemblyman'
John d. Coughlin has been nominated for the
Assembly by the Tammany Hall Democracy Of the AAth
instruct Mr. Coughln was born In the district and has
resided in for years and is by profession journalist
The Liberal Republican Assembly Conyen-
tcns were held night in several Of the districts
throughout this city for the purpose OF nominating
Assemblymen. For the First District a Committee OF
Conference was appointed 90 confer with other or:an
zations as the Fourth Eighth. Fourteenth Elgh
teenth and Twentyfrs In the Tenth Assembly DIS
trict L. G. WachDer, the 1mnmany candidate was uhah
mously nominated. In the Fifth District A. b Delaney
che Anoo Hall candidate WAS nominated In tue ylllh
Assembly District informal ballot was taken, result
ING in the nomination OF Frederick Sogcl Jr
The remaining districts adjourned over without taxing
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Sutrial Norlses

,n,..,i sal, Committee Meeting Al Hssiga.fsn n
~ uatei Rem l. Oct 20, IL O'clock, 40. 80. 80.
, q. rAsKS see 80.
,,iurious 90 Nesetatiea.-Dr Il Coates paper -
s, .rVs ISSBtTs read A. The recent Senuhe Cnse~s a
p,is .s,u 40 TRiBUNK EXTRA No 10 Price 10 Scots
f'iil'r@ 1" ~ Address TIKI TRHBUNB. seufosk
Norre-rhe ass I0s Rarooe derHs u. xeet sea
r"rnpIy ca 1878 sll sioss 81 sas onos WkDhis&
~. y "a IaL, o. A. THURSDAY al IL ~ and en- MfUkbA
Ala and IL N nus. - S .ar~. . $3.50.
az . nag Republicans meeting IN rhe'ot Ooarh 49,
hybthave THURSDAY EVENING. ga, 81 SelooA hssreaf
iasitet
Tn. Tribune Evangelical Alliance Extra No. ~ tH
pages, containing full sossns Of oil The proeefsss
aer OF the mse6sg Of the WoRLvs EVAN
GBlCAL ALLIANCE. NewYors ready and VII b sai By
ms aay sdsO the United states for 70 csas per COZ e~
copies ~ A Of tho ksrs and Asdr~a.z apeeS
TK TRIBgkk RxTkA witBss ear.nsas 1sxsAsr -,sh
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sIr to Good and q so to % 90 for Sod sheep Ear ''
Ss. No, b,,s unh change ths nsr.es ia "a
..ii a ron Ss 20 70 $3.50 100 Tor sop and '" 10 W"
oow.rh marks. va. DALI $50 bead sold a! from $50 70 90 ''
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

THE TOWN or BAIvE ATTACKED BY THE CUBAN
FORCES.
HAVANA, Oct. 21.-Five hundred insurgents
under Maxlno Gomez attacked the town of Baiye on
tns 17th iust After four hours hghung they drew of,
x,ti, a ,oss OF four killed and thirty wounded.
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WAR nEpARrMIAI


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISqIos d. G.. Nednesday, Oct. al r. Ia.
Synopsis FOR the past frontU-fOur hours
The storm center that was Monday morning
over PennsylveRja and New-YOrk has moved slowly
and IL apparently the upper
lakes, and the same width clear weather IN the ONO
Valley.
South-westerly winds with clear weather and cams
prevail IN the Gull ana South Atlantic States eastefly
winds WITH partly cloudy aud clear weather, are re-
ported from w-England the temperatures have gen
orally fallen except the Gulf coast where they have
risen.
PrObdbiheG
For Wednesday in the Gulf States falling barometer,
snuthery winds, and generally clear weather.
For the south Atlantic States light winds mostly from
the south, rising barometer, and clear weather.
For me Middle and Eastern States south vesfery 'cfnds.
rsiug barometer and The cOds clear Ue1ther, bW ~
he tnterior partly cloudy aud clearing heather.
For the lower lakes continued south westerly winds
veering 10 and northwest, with cloudy weather
For the upper lakes southwest TO northwest winds
with cloudy followed by clear weather Wednesday
night.
Marquette, and Duluth.
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An eGsc,uaI Warm Medicine

Symptoms children Are otea overlooked Worms IN Nc
bowels ot which be removed only b. ths
BRowSs yERswUGE CoNrIrs Worm Los
enses are simple sale bv sdruggs 20 box
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,,rrHouAKE IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Gu Pp,YcIsCo, Oct. 2l.-On Sunday last a
,nt shock Of earthquake felt at Seattle wasbins
o Territnry and at O'Clock on the sane day an erup
,on ,,,m Inc summit of Mount Rauirr occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

For Sprans Bruises the HoU,EHotp P.s.csA Az.
FAMILY Relief from will Immediately fvioS f,s
Internal and external Sold b. all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

Ruptured People, dOnt 'bs dangerous .pns' s.h
horrible metal The BLAsrc TRUSS OSt
BroswsJ holds Rupture comfortably night and hl cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

Attorney General H. Gay ,,,a., sSe s. LOU. Mutual
ses'ns ,. compasy i" behalf Of wn CoIns p .eo ,
Lac Inss ,hs-s. H., ,hs charter he so~psai ass
The g,s1a s. b, ,sss q af'sst 81 @sl7''s"0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

True mud False Science seeson at we ITns" o"2as'T
PsySs Go.hlA, rRIBusE LEcrJRs EXTRA No. D.
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TIE EMPEROR WILLIAMS VISIT TO VIENNA.
yRlNcE BISMARCK SUGGESTS UNITED ACTION 10
AUSTRIA AND ITALY WITH REVERENCE TO THE
P,rAI, ELECTION-THE FAREWELL BANQUET.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1873.
Prime Bismarck had an audience with the
emperor to-day, and subsequently held conferences
with e Premier Count Andrassy aud the Italian Minis
TAR IL IS reported that these interviews the Prince
pressed tne subject Of national ecclesiastical legislation
aud urged identical action the part OF Austria ahd
Germany with reference to the Papai election.
farewell bapouet was given at the Imperial Palace
tonight. The Emperor william, proposing toast 10
the health Of the Emperor OF Austria, SAID; "Ihe
friendly sentiments exchanged at Vienna are pledge
Of paac0 for Europe"
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TIE POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

PRESIDENT IMAGINATION DECLARES THAT UE MAY RE-
SIGN UNDER CERTAIN CONTINGENCIES HE
PRoNfsfg 70 Co6PERATE WITH THE CoNSEBYA-
avs MAJORITY.
PARIS. Tuesday. Dot. q, 1873.
President MaCMahon to-day received a dcputa-
ton of members of the Assembly who wished to
ASCERTAIN If there was any truth in the reports of
his intended resignation. He informed them that
lac was always at the service of his country as
soldier AS politician however. he repelled the
idea that lac might hold to Office under any and
.a circumstances. He added that he should never
separate himself from the conservative majority of
the Assembly. which had appointed him to power
The Deputies Of the Left have resolved to meet
daily until the crisis is past.
Elections to fill vacant seats in the Assembly have
been ordered in the Departments of the Aube and
Lower Seine.
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PORpIGN PORTS

H.urlr NJ S. Oct 20-The brgan;ne hagas from Sydue'. q
B. elos passing vessel Is miles Of Sambro sn her lean ea1s
e ngsd. bong DARK further sroars oosa ss
ssoertaised
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THE FIRE RECORD.

The BOstOns defeated the BalumOres in Baltimore yes
teTday By score OF IS % 10.
, 1873-05-21
SUKKERPLANTAGE
IS Jg " Z

med ait TiIbeh0r, beIiggende Primo
sens Qvarteer her paa Den blivc OPP
raabt til BortsaIg i Overeenstemmel-
Sc med Placat 22de April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes paa Auc-
tlOnscontoiret som f0lger:
lste Auction Torsdagen den l2te
Juni f0rstkommende, Eftermiddag
KI. [ slet.
2den Auction Torsdagen den 26de
Juni f0rstkommende, Ettermiddag
III. [ sIet.
3die Auction Torsdagen den lode
JUL f6rstkommende, Eftermiddag KI
| slet.
Conditionernc for Salget og Vur-
deringen vile henligge til Eftersyn
her paa COntoiret, hos Executor
Major VIM. f. Moore og j Christian
steds Skifteret, hvor ogsaa andre
Oplysninger ~vedr0rende SaIget kunne
erholdes.
Dennc Acknowledgements tjener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthaverne.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
lode Mai 1878.
&. SARAUW.
, 1873-05-21

"EITHER".-What is the legal meaning
of the word "either ?" This question was
ably and graveIy argued in Chancery the
other day. A certain t~estator left proper
ty the disposition of which was affected by
"the death of either of two persons. One
learned counsel ~contended that theSword
"either" meant both. In support of this
view he quoted Richardson, Webster,
Chaucer, Dryden, Southey, the Story of
the Cruciixion, and a passage from Reve-
lation. The learned Judge suggested that
there was an old song in the "Beggars'
OPERA" know to all, which took the oppo-
site view =
"How happy could I be with either,
Were t'other dear charmer away
In p~ronouncing judgment, the Judge
dissented entirely from the argument of
the learned counsel. EITHER meant one
Of two, and did not mean "both''. Though
occasionally in poets, and some other writ
ers, the word meant both, it did not in
this case before the court.-Emopean Mail,
, 1873-05-21

from the 1st May. Only one cable is now in
operation and it'has been taxed to its utmost
limit.
Maoready, the great tragedian, died on the
goth April, aged 10 years-in the 22nd year
after his retirement from the stage.
The trial of the Tiohbourne claimant for
perjury was in progress. The Court Room
was crowded with spectators, and many titled
and distinguished persons we're present. Mr..
Hawkins, for the prosecution concluded the
opening address on Tuesday, the goth April,
which he commenced on the previous Wednesday.
A Mass Meeting was to be held in Trafalgar
Square on the 5th May to protest against the
refusal of the British Government to recognize
abe Spanish Republic.
The Crown Prince Of Denmark has arrived
in London. The King and the Queen will
visit London in the latter part Of May.
The will of the Emperor Napoleon has beer
published. The estate is sworn to amount to
less than 100000. The will is dated April
"a, 1865.
A motion made in The House Of Commons
on the 29'h April to authorize the Government
TO purchase the l. ish Railways, was opposed
by Mr.. Gladstone, and rejected ty the House.
NJ. Barodet, radical, has been elected a
Deputy from Paris to the National Assembly
by large majority. In MarSeilles and Bor-
deaux the radical candidates were also sue
c%essful.
President Theirs has ordered the arrest of
Don Carlos wherever found on French soil.
l. is rumoured that a secession movement
is on foot in the Canaries, and that the leaders
propose annexation to Ergjaud-Geucral
Hidulgo, has been appointed Captains General
Of the Caoalies.
Great agitation has existed at Madrid. The
parmanert Committee of The Assembly has been