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NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

Business IT tho Brookiyn Navy Yard
Hesterday-Progress OF Work the
War vessels-Thc Arapiles Getting,
Ready for Sea.
The executive ofacer OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Captain Ransom, who has been ordered to take
command OF the steam frigate Colorado, yesterday
morning turned over the duties OF executive OF the
yard to his assistant, Captain Ralph Chandler.
The latter named 0ficia will be relieved on Monday
by Captain r. w. Shufeldt. Rear Admiral Melanc-
th0n Smith visited Rear Admiral Rowan, with whom
he held conference yesterday concerning affairs
at this station. Stores are being taken on board
the Colorado and she viii doubtless 90 into CON-
mission about the middle OF next week. Her Cap
tain takes command on Monday, December /. and
her crew, which will number 600 men, Is rapidly
recruiting on board the receiving ship Vermont.
No additions have been made to the working
forces Of the yard during the past four days.
The minnesota, which Is destined to be the d.
viBlOnal flagship OF Commodore Rodgers, cannot
be ready for sea before the middle OF january
There are about 200 men working on her, and her
lower masts are being shipped She is q favorite
among naval 0fficers, and great many applica-
tions are made at headquarters for assignment to
duty on this frigate. New tubes are being placed
out in many cases. Machinists WORK night and
day on her. The work Of adding additional copper
whsh wee Admiral Porter
takes SO much interest was tOwed over to the
Morgan Iron Works, New York, yesterday after
greater than at the yard and expedition being
the life OF business, the department has con-
cluded to adopt the desired course. Three weeks
will suffice TO get her ready.
ON the Dictator aud Roanoke work Is progressing
fav0rably.
The Florida has been relieved of her wooden COW
ering, and q force OF carpenters and machinists
has been set at work on her. AS soon as the Col
0rado leaves the Florida will be taken down to the
dock which the Colorado now occupies, and the rig
gers win commence operations on her. The Florida
Is In pretty fair condition, and three weeks will sul-
nee TO put her in readiness for commission Cap
tain Mead, the ordnance officer OF the yard is men,
toned as her future commander. She carries 10
guns, has four smokestacks, ana is represented as
being the fastest ship in the navy.
There was large force Of men engaged yester-
day in putting on the last iron plate around the
heel Of the keson Of the Spanish frigate Arapiles
and securing the copper on her bottom. The work
will be completed to-day, and the noble vessel will
be nQAted ont Of the dry dock on Monday morning,
when she win take on her battery sail for Cuba
on wednesday. she has been newly painted and
presents Very handsome appearance, eliciting
the admiration OF large number OF visitors to the
yard, who take special interest in inspecting the
exterior OF the Arapiles. Visitors are not permit,
ted on board.
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SENTENCES FOR CRUELTY TO sEAMBN.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 49, 1873
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2s, 1873.
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OBITUARY.
John m. Morris.

John M. Morris, executive clerk OF the United
States Senate, and formerly editor or the Charles
ton Is. C.l Republican and OF the Washington
Chroncle, died in Washington, on the night OF the
eth inst, at his residence, OF consumption, in the
thrty-seventh year Of his age. HIS remains will
be sent to WethersleId, Conn, for burial.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Nov. 80 1873.
Exchange firm: on the United States, 60 DAYS cur
rency 63 IS premium short sight, 90 10 premium
90 days gold, rs rs premium short sight 81 to IS
MUM On London IS a 81 premium. ON Paris "A a rs
premium Spanish gold 66 premium.
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ENGLAND.
Discount on 'Chsnge-Bullion to the Bank
Financial and Commercial Reaction.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Nov. 2S, 1878.
The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills is five per cent or one per cent
below the Bank OF England rate,
BULLION TO THE BANK.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of
England on balance to-day Is $4,000.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ACTIVITY.
The London and Liverpool markets are unusually
strong.
WEATHER REPORT.
The weather throughout England to-day is wet.
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SPAIN.
The Bombardmsnt Of Cartagena Resumed-Des-
perate Resistance by the Insurgents
TslEeaAMs 70 the NEW YORK herald.

'eeeonams " iht NEW Y0Rk HERALD.
MADRID. Nov 2s, 1873.
During the two hours truce at Cartagena ysster-
day the Italian Admiral sent a vessel TO the city
which returned with number OF non combatapts.
At the close OF the truce firing was resumed on
both sides, and 1t continues to-day.
The insurgents are making desperate defence.
Report OF the Operations During the
Bomba rdme nt-ERect OF the shot in the
City-The Black Flag Raised ON the
Forts-Two Hundred Persons Killed
and Wounded.
LONDON, Nov. 29-6 A. NJ
Special dispatches TO the Times and Standard
give particulars OF the bombardment OF Cartagena.
On Wednesday the arsenal and barracks were
the chief marks for the besiegers artillery but the
cathedral and hospital were also struck.
On Friday the theatre, the Protestant church and
two entire streets were destroyed and 200 persons
were killed and wounded within the city.
THE BLACK FLAG.
The insurgents have raised the black Dag on
the forts.
THE FIRE sUBsIDING
At last accounts the fire around the city was
subsding.
LOSS or THE BEsrEGERs
The loss OF the besiegers has been exceedingly
small.
CONCESSION TO FOREIGN MEDIATION.
The officers OF the foreign squadrons succeeded
in obtaining an armistice OF four hours on Friday
night
CRrifst Report OF tho Condition OF tho
Republican Army.
BAY0NNE, Nov. 2S. 1873.
The Carsts report that typhus and smallpox
prevail to such an extent in General MOrione's
army that it ia unable to make any offensive move
ment.
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John w. Graves. M. -.

Dr. John w. Graves, physician to the hospital
connected with the manufacturing companies in
Lowell, Mass. died yesterday morning In that city
W wes born ln Deerasl9. n. ". jn tpe year 1910,
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AUSTRIA.
American Thanksgiving in the National Capital
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, Nov. 2S, 1873.
banquet was given at the American Legation
last evening in observance OF Thanksgiving Day.
Minister Jay presided and proposed the toasts to
the health OF the President OF the United States
and the Emperor OF Austria.
The Austrian Consul General at New York re-
sponded for the Emperor.
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CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

ktons which have disgraced every one OF the In
pumerabie political commissions to which Spain
1ss been subjected during the last forty years. tho
0ghttng against loemen worthy or their steel than
OF riva! gangs OF executioners striving to drag
each other to the scaffOd.
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Trial Of Madame Porter's Cough
BALSAM for the past thirty years has proof OF
Its ecacy IN curing pulmonary Complaints " has Nihs
evidences Of Its unrvalled 2Jc., 50e f'c
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Acct Your Coats, Pants, Vests. &c..
elegantly cleaned or dyed brown BLACK blue, either
of LORDS offices, $50 and 93 Broadway and Ill Eighth
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HAIR TONIC in existence.
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Domestic Paper Fashions-Eiegans IN
design and fsultless In ht Agents wanted scmu tvr
catalogue. DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE coarANi y
New York
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Lace Curtains from Auction, - peg
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consult DIR. B. c. PERRY, Dermatologst 40 Bond street
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go to ESPENSCHEID. Manufacturer lis Nassau street
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PomerOy G Co., 744 Broadway, NJ r.
sell tor Ss the best ELASTIC TRUSS" ever Invented
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Ball Cards,
Orders of Dancing Foreign Note Papers Badges JAMES
EvERDELI. U2 Broadway. Established isi0
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A New and Powerful Story.
LADY LIvINGsTON'S LEGACY;
Or,
UNDER THE SCREW
TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS.
BY the author OF Lady Flavia''
commences in
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CHARMING READING
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The Ordeal tor Wives... ~
Steven Lawrence, feoman ...................-. ~
Avagabond Heroine 73
BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY.
saNOn
by J. W. DE FOREST.
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observation-disclosures Bitters. beware ef
counterieils
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Additional Mech.nies Put on .t Fortress

Monroe-M achtnists for Key West and
Charleston.
FORTRESS MONROE, va Nov. 2S, 1878.
Twenty mechanics arrived here this morning for
duty In the ordnance machine shop, to work on
the 15-incn gun carriages now being constructed.
Two machnists will leave tomorrow morning for
Key West and two for Charleston, TO putthe guns
and carriages at those points in thorough working
order.
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Royal Havana Lottcry-ExtraOrdf-
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Laying in Stores at Key West-No Mill.
tary Preparations Going On-rhe
Charleston Dcfenses inadequate.
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov 2s, 1873.
Stores for 1900 men for three months are being
prepared. No military preparations are making at
forts Taylor and Jefferson. The Charleston de-
fenses are now slimy held and are capable of being
easily captured in case OF war. None but war ves-
sells have been ordered here.
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Washington Navy Yard - Secretary
Robson in Conference With the
Heads of Bureaus.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2s, 1878.
There is great activity at the Navy Department
to-day. The Secretary has returned TO Washing
ton and to-day had conferences with several OF the
heads or the various bureaus. large number OF
officers are being ordered TO duty.
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OF metal spring blacksmhs who advertise worthless
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Fact.-Thc Season OF Furs Has Ar
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elegant articles of fashionable costume. Make your
purchases at 2la Broadway in the Prescott House.
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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"A Rumor Announcing CasteIar's Conces.
sion TO President Grants Ultimatum-
Gladstone Pronounccs the American
Demands as Modcratc-A Marked Effect
at Madrid.
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UNDER THE SCREW.
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should the two administrations at Washington
and Madrid fail to come TO an agreement, will not
be the nrebrand it would have been two weeks
ago. This is everywhere seen by those who have
talked the past day or two with the Senators and
Representatives already here. Few OF them mani.
fest any desire for the acquisition Of Cuba and 1t
seems pretty evident that the st. Domingo
scheme and the experience or negro rule In
Louisiana and South Carolina have checked the
feeling for the annexation OF territory burdened
with degraded populations. New England as re.
presented In Congress is strongly conservative on
the virginius question, with very strong DISPOSE
ton to settle the rights and liabilities of the vessel
before committing the county to war or other
extreme measures II the case gets before Con-
gress its present shape 1t is quite certain that
ong and tedious debate. going to the bottom OF the
whole subject and involving elaborate views OF the
rights OF belligerents the duties OF neutrals the
customs Of war and the law OF nations will precedc
lany active measures. In the present subsidized
tone Of Congressional feeling. many think the
chances OF q peaceful outcome OF the matter
would be bettered by public discussion at the
Capitol, while Mr.. Fish could still be giving a
listening to modified projects Of settlement.
The utimatum OF the President, as printed
in the HERALD, Is the only one that will
unite the members from the West and South.
and prominent republican Congressman said that
He was satisfied two-thirds OF the members would
support the President in his demand.
THE CONFEDERATE OFFICERS.
who were graduates OF West Point ana resident in
virginia, are, 1t is said, unanimously In favor OF
fighting under the old nag, and viii prove their
loyalty whenever the opportunity offers. 1t is
stated tonight that a bill will be offered immc
diatcly after the organization OF the House to re-
cnfranchIsc the old officers Of the army and navy
who won't into the rebellion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-29

lf rum tue Denver tCOl.D news.
Many people have q great desire to know
the value Of gold and silver in bulk, and to
this end VIC have secured the following from
Professor J. F. L. schirmer, superintendent
OF the mint in this city, and it may be relied
upon us correct. The fneness OF Colorado
gold, and the calculation Of values on gold
and silver, arc also given. 1t Is a matter OF
considerable value, and should be cut ont and
preserved!
One ton (2,0OO pounds ayoirdupois) of gold
or silver contains 90, 1913 troy ounces, and,
therefore, the value Of q ton of pure gold ID
s602, 7g9.2l, and ton Of silver s37, 70i8i.
A cubic foot of pure gold weighs 1,2ls.7 5
pounds avolrdupois; cubic foot of pure sill
yer weighs 656.25 pounds ayoirdupols.
One million dollars gold coin weighs 3,6S5.
pounds avoirdupois; 1900, 900 silver coin
weighs IS, 600 pounds avolrdupois.
lfthero Is one per cent. OF gold or silver in
one ton OF ore II contains 20l ,03 ounces, troy
OF either Of these metals.
The average fneness Of the Colorado gold
Is i6l in !, 900 and the natural alloy; gold Isl,
silver 200, copper 10; total, 1000.
The calculations at the mint are made on
the basis that ~ ounces Of standard gold as
90 fine tcoin) Is worth $500 and II 0wicct
Of silver 100 lnc (eOin) Is worth ~" 50,
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Single tickets, $abl; Eleyen Tickets. Sa5; Fifty.
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The drawing will be made under the superintend.
enoe Of committee, appointed By the hightsi oii-
formAnce Of the nuties assigned them.
The highest ofhoiais. both Of CITY, county and
STATE have not only indorsed Mr. Abeles, but also
his scheme.
The demand for ticketI ia unparalleled, and all
desiring to participate IN the drawing should Al
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w Money should DO sent by Registered Letter,
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Every package Of II tickets has d chance to win n
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A SPECULATION!

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
THE CITY LIMITS.
TWO TO -FOUR ACRE LOTS.
A FEW lots WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH.
LONG CREDITS will be given where II In do
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Several lots are bold, and will be improved In the
spring.
The, situation is attractive and healthfui. and
Lovers Of the rural and beautiful could not 10
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Heal Estate Broker,
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