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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE BAZAINE TRIAL.

TESTIMONY or col. sTOFFIIC-HE DENIES HAVING
OPENED DISPATCHES TO IMAGINATION BEFORE THE
MARSHAL HAD USED THEN 49, HE Is CONTRA
DICTI:D BY TWO WITNESSES EXTRAORDINARY
PARIs. Tuesday, Nov. A. 1879.
In the Blzaine cOurt-martial to-day, Col. Stoiiel
swore that ne never opened or saw dispatches adj
dressed to MacMahon until tho Marshal had perused
them. He knew os only one dispatch received from
Rabassc aud Mics ard that stated they were unable
to obtain the information they were sent for. lie
did not examine the accounts these men gave on re-
turning Co the camp at Rcthel They never informed
him that they had important papers lie adduced
the fact that he gave them no recommendation as
proof that he had received from them no informa-
ton. lie declared that be shared the sentiment OF
the whole army in regard to Nj. Ryere, for whom
the only feeling was one of contempt and dlsdan'.
The witness refused to retract this expression ut
the request either Of the Duke DAumale or the
counsel for the defense.
The President consequently caused a report of the
language used 70 be drawn up for presentation TO
the authorities.
Rabasse and Mics wero recalled. The President
called their attention to the discrepancies between
their testimony yesterday and the evidence given
to-day.
The witnesses then circumstant'ally oOntradicted
StOHei. They declared that when they arrived III
the camp he read their dispatches and remarked
that the information they contained was the same
which had been telegraphcd.
The Government COmmissary read an argument
in favor of a motion for information which he had
fled against Col Stolfl for making away with dis
patches. He reserved the right to prosecute.
The Court adjourned amid great excitement.
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EOREIGN NOTES.

II is reported that the French Government has
recalled tho French Consul at Cartasena
The steamship Tanjore has arrived Mt Lon
don from Australia with $4,000 in bullion, nearly all OF
which il for shipment 20 America
Giraud. the Prussian subject who was arrested
h, the Csrtagena insmgent4 on the charge OF being
snv from Madrid has been released
The Spanish steamship Murllo, which was
seized AT Dover running into and sinking the emf
Grant ship Norhaee has been condemned and will be
sold to-day.
The remains Of Don Salustiano Olozaga, which
were temporarily deposited beneath the Church OF La
Madeleine a. Paris, have boon disinterred and VIII be
taken TO Madrid for final intertneDt
An explosion occurred Yesterday morning in a
fireworks factory at Lamb b. while the men were al
work causng "a lanentable loss OF life Eight persons
we're instantly Killed and number injured
A society said already to number one huEd-
red members has been formed IN Hanbure its object
being TO restore the ancient practice OF burning m the
place Of burial Each member Is required TO make a
viii reoniriug his remains to bo burned 1t IS doubtful,
however whether any such change - ever key to be-
come general ut least among AngoSaAon people' Tho
practice Of burial was originally founded upon certain
religious ideas which are SIN 10 great extent enter
tanned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
POLITICAL PARTIES IN FRANCE.

yuE LEFT TO PROPOSE DlIINTTIVE RECOGNITION
OF TIIR REPUBL'C-Tng DONAP4RTISTS TO Pro
POSE A PIEDISCITCM.
PARIS Tuesday, Nov. g. 1873
Tho Left, at a meeting to-day, resolved to intro
duce an amendment to the motion for the prolonga-
ton Of President MacMahCn's term of office, re-
quiring q defnitive recognition of the Republic.
Tho Extremists and some Deputies of the Center
are in favor Of referring tho motion to the Commit
tee ON Constitutional Laws.
The BouapartiSts to-day held a caucus. They re-
solved 70 introduce a motion in the Assembly for
pleliscitum on the form of Government, and de-
oided 20 make no alliance with the Right or Left.
NJ Casimr-Perier informed the Deputies OF tho
Left Center, at their meeting to night, that the
Right was DESTROYS of coming TO some understanding
with them IN regard 10 the proloDgation OF Mac
Mahon's powers and tho granting OF dictatoral
powers 10 his Government motions for which would
DO introduced Immediately on the reopening OF the
Assembly tomorrow.
In reply to his propositions. tho Left Center re
solved TO demand in the Assembly that the question
of the organization Of the Republic be immediately
placed OH the list Of standing orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is printed this morning, and may be had
with without wrappers. Below viii be found par
tial list of It's contents Boston Literary Notes. Au-
tumu--a poem .Jonn Paul as Bankrupt lndustrla
Progress . Humorous The Letter Carrier system .
Trade OF Buffalo and the Lakes The Industries OF rat
ersOn ~ Newark Manufacturing Interests Home
Interests - Willy by the Bro0k-a poem. ColOnlzlng
without going west Investigating the rotate DIS
case. Suggestions from Various Sources Clinstrateul
IA Plea Broader View. Poor Chestnut crops
and the Cause Lovely Elects with Autumn Foliage
Iron Filings for Fruit Trees A Fruit Report from
Michigan Horticultural News and Hints .-Oi Inter
est TO Grape Growers dustratedl "A Pleasant Family
Affair The Pith OF q Maine Meeting. Contributors
Notes aud Queries Various Inquiries Answered 600
Miscellaneous Mention. Foreign, Washington. New
York city, and Miscellaneous News Commercial DIS
order ACADEMY OF Sciences Inc Eectlous .fAases
OF Crime. business Prospects. Weekly weather
Chronicle. Sc The Dry Goods Trade. the uof'a Mar
ket, Live Stock Money Grain. Provision Cotton WOOL
ana Elropran Markets also carefully reported Tue
Editorial subjects are Irrlgamus, The Burning OF the
Grand Opera. The Elections, Political Bookkeeplns'
Specie Resumption, aud the End OF tho World lho
characterization DieultY. End Of tue stoAes IiN' &C.
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M Charles Bradcugh lcctured in Providence las,
ulht nIol Repnbi ani.a 10 hlro2s.
..Thirt, five Chinese arrived NJ Augusta, Ga,
yesterday ilpos zoe Agsti CIns al more
eKrsctf
zee The Moosie Powder Milf. at HYDE Park, Poun 1,
rlcl yoiriag. FIRE N-rr Hiuolg, mi A,Jst, aes
kil.1 Tie q the explosion - onsnovl.
The Snpreme Court OF Illinois has granted =
f,-fy hs lcr . sh0 10.
arrcst s1i half RlfT b.s
twice leel eoaYiclid 10 seltsnced 30 D. lafgi,
The foug de i'm for the MeU0r u Hal Of tis
Centennial Exhibition ~ Which rramirp. hel gwnd sH ~
submitted i,3a. . o. pen,a1l S sn'eTl's q, .gsou "a
10 Che adoption ~ un Ths b1inf - VIA
nrpTopu'ief by tn AZ br the plr'a,'.
Gen. Blair Missouri State S1Darintendent Of
lna1rnte has dc"i ht te rrceor s9st
10 81 LOais Mutli IL f01ulr 81 III
b. mou'ci vigorously ~ essa.e s- -o- hosr
In the COMPANY has % Nsslor. e5ss yoa0e
rance ID Eastern cOgpauT.
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The CANADIAN RAILWAY SCANDAL.


TuR DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF CoMMoNs--sPEECH
OF SIR JOHN A. MACDONALD.
OTTAWA, Nov. AIN Parliament, last night,
the debate WAS continued by SIR John a. Macdonald,
VINO delivered vigorous and exhaustive speech lasting
I've hours and was Ouly concluded at O'Clock this
morning.
He reviewed the constitutional question and the ap
poiutmcnt OF the Commission and spoke Of the work
done % the Royal Commission observing thath lie relied
upon the export and considered it beneath him TO yind
cate character Of the Commissioners. Judge Wilson,
long political opponent Of his, had declared that he
saw nothing TO crIlninste the Government Had he
(sr john yielded 10 the matchmaking attempt Of Nc
Mullen, these charges would have been heard Of
He referred 20 the charges made against HIM in con-
neciiOn with the Washington Treaty, and TO his til
umph9nt rofuaton Of that matter lie alluded also to
the policy OF his Government respecting Nova Scotia
and British Columbia, challenging the leader OF the op
po.ion 10 appoint committee 70 investigate the whole
question OF expenditure in reference 20 the elections
and xprcssed confidence that the result would show
that moro members on the opposition side owe their
eeaf, 20 corrupt means than the ministerial side.
He stouty blamed Sir Hugh Allan for the delay ia ap
r,rg bs American friends OF the fact that the Govern
Inept had determined to have nothing TO do with Eeln
He would not screen the living at tho expense OF the
dead but neither Sir George Crtier nor any other single
minister was able 70 bind the Government He defended
me director. OF the Pacific Railway. and quoted English
precedcnts Cor lis handling OF the election fund
e expressed regret that Mr. Huntington had not been
before the Royal Commission TO cross examine
He deied bis opponents 70 show hne in the Pacific
charter which bore out te charge that ST hugh Allan
had obtained any preference advantage he declared
himself equal 10 victory defeat and appealed 10 the
House 90 support man who had spent lifeline ~ tue
-eryieo Of Canada
Alter TIC Prouier had taken his seat M BSKe maze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
ARRIVAL DIP THE NEw CAPTAIN-GESERAI-A Ian
E.G ATTEMPTED BY THE YIRGNIUs.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW PTAIN-GENERAI-A LAND
E.G ATTEMPTED BY THE vIRGNIUs.
HAVANA, Nov. 4-Gen. JOuvellar, the new
Captain General arrived from Spain to-day. and landed
at noon amid salute nom the Notifications and menof
war in the haglCr He received by the acting Cap
ts,nGencra aud staff the Political Governor and other
military and civic officers and conducted to tho palace,
escorted By military procession made mp OF one COM
rapy FROM each battalion Of the Volunteers. A
Grand revrw OF the militia was subsequently held by
the Captain General.
The DiqriO reports that the steamer Vrgnius on the
2oth ul attempted landing the southern coast Of
the island Nut was repused and sailed for Jamaica.
Iisrumored that the rebel CHEF Bembetta has been
killed in the HOlguin district.
telegram from Santa Clara reports that skirmishes
With the insurgents Of frequent occurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

arrest the perpetrators OF tbe Coax massacre dd
until after the Grant Parish outrage alleged to
have taken place and tho toogrIm also says that
Vices just rccrved indicate Thar the account Of tho
rage Is fabrication.
NEw-ORLHtSs, Nov. t-17e account Of tho outrage n,
Grant Parish which was tceTaphcd hence Nov 3, az
shown by all the accounts. pcrpetrated after tho
arrival there OF the NetropOlls aud bsd boon fully
confirmed By publication IN the Sunday newspapers OF
The proceedings o. the public mortns held ~ Aio&sn'
dra 10 consiIor the su Ject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
IELLOW FEVER.

THE MEMPHIS sITUATION-CICALLA To RE- PROSE
CUTED.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 4.-Thc morruary report for
,h D. hours ending at noon to-day shows four deaths
from yellow fever and three FROM other causes The re
port for the "a hours ending az m shows four deaths
from yellow fever and two from other causes steady
rain has prevailed since 10 o'clock aud the temperature
A. NOW falling. A few new were reported to-day.
Atn meeting OF citzrns last night resolution was
ununmousy adopted that eXActiug Mayor Paul a.
Csa, he prosecuted ia court For imposition wild
ows ana orphans. Commissary Major IIalstcad will
nrnFccntc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
IRON TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

ENGLISH RAILS SOLD IN AMERICA AT LESS THAN THE
ORIGINAL COST.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1873.
Mr.. Alexander Blogdcn, member of Parla-
ment for wodnes5ury. delivered address before
Trades Unionis society. at Darlington last night in the
course Of which he informed his auditors that he had
been offered 1000 tons Of English rails lying at
New-York at price two pounds less than their original
egsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
GOgERNuENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHmF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGTos, ID. C.. "Wednesday. SoV 81 !" H.
Sy,oDsis for The last ~ hours.

Z
WAsHfNGToS ID. G.. "Wednesday Nov. i a. IA.
Synoysis for The last ~ hours.
The Lake Superior storm center or Monday
night IA. now moved INTO NeWBrunswick. south west
cry wihds higher temperature and partly cloudy
weather prevail in the Eastern aud Middle states :
nOr:h-westerly winds. falling temperature ana parity
cloudy weather on the lower lakesi CLOUDY
weather and rain with nOrtheaserly winds ana hlsh
temperature In the Southern States high temperature
cloudy weather and occasional rain IN Tennessee ana
thence 10 the Ohio Valley northwestery anu n0rtherY
winds falling temperature and partly CLOUDY weather
IN the Northwest and upper lake region.
Probabilities.
Tor he Middle aud Eastern SttfsS sOtfreStety ptnds
reerag 10 tOriareseriy Increasing c0Hdess. UiH pOs
s'6yHght ram, followed by falling temperature -,
For the lower lakes low temperature north-
westerly and northerlY winds. clearing ana
clear weather For the upper lakes anu
North West north-weserlY winds and cold, Gle AT
weather For the Ohio Valley ana thence over Tennt'
l0rth-easterv winds, falling temperature, aud ram
clearing in the forenoon For the south Atlantic stat's
nOIth-casterlv wlnds cl"u6v we9her, and hght rams
For the Gulf states cloudy weat icr and raln, WINS
YetrAg to northern w.,I4 .'ediia "ea'hor 'n VIC ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mis-. Motley have lately been staying
with the Duke of Bleceucb, IN Dumosshrc, scotland.
President MacMahon has received present
Of three horses pure Arabs from AodeLhade OF Alge'
ran fame.
Mr.. Elihu Emerson, the oldest resident OF
Leicester Mass died Friday last, at the axe OF l02
years and months.
It is reported that ex-Gov. Coburn of Maine
has made his viii, aud included IN Il bequcs OF 81 oUo
O0D 10 Colby University.
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TotaI................ l263J3 lls,9Jl . 1900 1900

T0tal............... 2G,30j llSJJi.. 5000 1861
The Republican loss in the above towns is G635, on
an aggregate vote of 2i5,237. If the Democrats do
not fall behind their majority of 1871 in this city,
and gain in the rest Of the State as they have in the
towns heard from, they have probably carried the
State by small majority. But the result is in
volyed in some doubt
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Succlal Notices


The Conservation Of the Church Of thc seovca r
cpie, hsaoa.sc AMI fgbu nuthst o. Tire 10 acN DsaP '"'
TER. vii take Plaec On Thl ioDN Aoy y ~ ly1 -
Post-Oniee NsIiec.re s ior Bopr, tln, y ss1 is
1873 VII close 10 hn a@'r ~ "
DAY 1870 IN tSDAi az ~ "a and On "a 49, ~
jl2a IA. aad IL ~ tuVS "a -
Rev Henry Ward Beccher ays We co'l.nI ~, "a
IfE ukALfHIIff All fta4s Ntnsf w ~
a. an Wf1se 81 aic1s arg ~ u'-t
Scientific exercise censsutaird tut fnul! IS
tine Pre.r.vr A. R.ores hcah cab md - sN's ODD sm
nas froa lsatng physcans au Hiee s VlrAl.
OlFlCE. PARK BANk BtlLplNo' - ''N ""N' sS' i7'
Hnbnvr Bocsi,n SO Reslse 80 =, , an, ,,,...,
LEWIS G JANUS. aInaSsr.
-Icc- Innrions Vegetation Or Il conte's paper
Ssrnuie a.
PsSS - siyen IN TRiBuhE EXTRA No. 10 Pace 10 esa,A
...- Adlnss rliE TRIBUNE. New Yort.
TIL. Tribune Evangelical Alliance Extra No. IL t33
,g CONTAINING il and accurate q an .he prSeeag.
,r aud Of he meeting woeADs IVAN
oELC.L ALLIANCES New York gov reaiy mi p be by
mall to auy address the United SITES cor IS ,rs per eopy;
copies ~ AN Of the mpor,sp appea
THR TRIBUNE EXTRA ~os eIrtanasot sih sese.
saps shish we're aa sr'sed u he r..'~ 'oT ia's oHpe
. ' N.i ait naf %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

DIED
AcIrsoY-ou ra.sl, the h ast D. James Ios7h Ahe'o1 IN
The s5e. AMI fe1, the family ap s h' tua-l Of IN. rui
cation Of Booku. D se uvt 70 ateni the fa'ril wi1ons
deuce No. % Pourih..t, Brooalo D. o.
BESsBT-On saturday Izbh erne daughter Of The ista
Christopher Beaae OF bioo1t "a. ~ tls va ga o.. 'S - ,
st. Booiiya the residence Brne lecessi. aqa,.
BURT-sudeOls Warwick, y. r. aiir o. 81. raOmasA.
Faa.rsi services viz tAe place ssnd Du'cO csorh
WEDNESDAY at II ocyck.
CLARK, o. Nsaay q ,a.,,,t ,.ai.sI,
Notice Of if,rll hereafter
BAgE-At Via residence Red Bans eT sy. Sof ,. 57s.
The viii take place on THURSDAY Noy 8 al oco.
foot ofMurrays'. $500 esehag Req Bans lt 1908
yed 10 without further notice.
GRADY-Ar. Grady in the jith year " Der
faneral from SIS P,csesi Brooslyn THURSDAY. Nos.
HAzRLTNE.oa TUESDAY mcr,1g Nov E lnlsvs 1f, =,
Emma and Leonard baae r seed "onas aud 81
FSnea service "wednesday ,hrnoon Nov o'clocs
Der Darens 81 East s,xir Relatives and friends
on.the fudon Thursday morning for inrrneuL
HowR-On Moudsy. Nov 3, J. Howe.
Funeral late residence 235 Mdi.oa..t o Ts.a.sl,
The T'o % aa' 81 VII BE- ssieu to ircS.a =
KNeSBURY- Rights n H. sOntay. Nov 2 1873
s Sst' d,asiier Of s,epbcn IT, TSaysr q Ls e
Reai''t' 'aa nsna are la,a % ' ct 1e % ~ sSr
ST. nesr ST. Xeholisave.. eineiay, sov ~ ocs
i a o ne e SS . si 'hs 10 , rom ISas
MURRAY Suieny Goshen Onage Couniy " T., NOV. 3 ".
Gallen Marny. formerly Of Jesey city
SMITH n D. Suadav Noy 3 1878 Alice Reed so
Albert sh All only daughter Josiah H. al MARI L. Ki
agel p years
Relatives attend sas efsl he
ofb Garter esd hain Onge, al NsIrsl
Nov D. foot Of Barc.ly-st Al $40 ?.
STANSBURYAt s residence ilscdon g. j.. iaesy. Nov.
Rdwani A Si1nsbssY, ia The - h wear Of Us
The Will place as toass FRIDAY No'. Z Is 10
0coc. T.. M.
Vermont plpers please copg.
UNDBgHlLLIn this c ~ dty lih month. L.. WIN. A. "a
ierhir ~ Croton P1ini. IN The TOI IF his
The funeral viii take Dlace ith day. IL
Fdo1is 81, hols, Croon Carriages sill meet 9lO ns
from Grand Central Depot
YOUSG--O1 Nol,sv Nov Csroine wife of Iise. Yorng
Ruaersl viii takr par th, w elassi aen0oB
Der M RES uc, No - ccc0n ls Fcis Of h' iany re
uvi's o attend
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AeMY AXp NAVY olnEns.

WASHINGTON. Nov. BY direction Of tho prrsi
delt Capt james IrouDs'a Of Che Dne. s'g fry freJ a.
% - Protector Military lsls
yerat B01uiHg0 on. iu hec)11 LeIt Ge0r.e g. smh. IA
lasnirI . .tjer TO Fot Coams. Nf'.tc H'r31r ut ~
Reeve Il The Ordnance Department bts r.Flei 20 ef
l Of js1nsy next See'1t Assistant Ilsnesr Jo1H saith
orerd ihe Washington Nsv,i1r. ptBef Afds.in sug-ss
Beaumont j. detached fon Che k1ars anf uri waiting orles
Assistant surgeon % Browl dslesti from ths Psshstn
Orierel % Kt sts
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THE ALLEGED GRANT PARISH OUTRAGE IN
LOUISIANA DENIED AND AFFIRMED.
WAsuINGroN, Nov. A. Attorney General
Williams to-day received telegram from Gov. Kellogg
of Louisiana, saving that the military. who are Ia Grant
Psrsh acting Ia aid % 1.-THE civil authorities 70
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pleSrNGEnS ARnLrrD-

PROM TIvSBPOOI-ll steamship idaho Nov g. ssor
sf- and ciirel Dr = NJ yfrntlre cnlir-u ~ G. ion
= :. stephens al VIE vs. lsrnA .' rhtr. q anl irl
Barnett aui crel, johnson Richards VIZ Killers M chssa
JIM, lbirrr Mr. Gllsl ant claen. L. Msfi
Ms Jane ece onc Nj Ne ir B,rop Nr A. CrDo ed lsush
A. Carfnlol, M Hafof Rev g. Con- Res. 2. HIey-r.
r. Nrrn iri 11tr Tlv1To
lohp NAYS Nr asd hiCgBs Ne IL1as Me
3d. T. Rotala Z. HOsaI, M II. Care. Ja- T. Rsa. airs
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LARGE FIRE IN CoNSTANTNOPLE.

CoNsTANTYOPLE. Tuesday, Nov. A. 1878.
Another large fire occurred in this city last
night Forty houses burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
END 0F THE SONORA REBELLION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The steamer Ne
vada arrived to-day from Panama. She stopped at
Mazltau private letter from that place confirms the
news that tne revolution in Sonora Is ended The IN
surgeut- have dsbanded 5c OF their number have
fed TO the mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
TIE CROPS IN INDIA.
PES THAT a FAMINE MAY BE AvrRTED.

HOPEs THAT \ FAMINE MAY BE AvrRTED.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1873.
The latest adviCes from India are little
more encouraging The crops dstrcts Of Bengal
are improving aud with the continuance OF favorable
weather there are hopes that the famine may be ayered
OF greatly mitiGated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
IMPROVED HEALTH OF THE KIM

IMPROVED HEALTH OF THE KING.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-Advices from Homo
lulu dated October 49, represent the health Of King Lu
Dallo a. stu improving and say that there are no
longer any fears for safety Of his life. He makes his
appearance IN public daily.
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nm Sl1TK OF 1R4DE
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
.STgRaP Sor. G-pciroleum--Fn ne Pale American 2Il
nO,IPSrlC NARKKTs.

NRwcatEsNf. Nov A8ran ini FiHsi OBI r'rk frn~s
demand ats 10 so holders ias - -
7bc; Gaod CmuuoD. Good Fsir ~, Mol,s's ic'a
air ccu9nt Par sou it PGus Nlacig fdmr, 55aOOc
choice 81 hsty 7'r' Coeirni p o. O'f ariieirs
mcilugei G,i. lO61luJI2 Currency. iO3aiOi Egrhinko
Sterling Bank Bills lli20lIf' ., Ney-Ygs sisut 2zv2 pa.
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LATEST SHiP NEES.
For other snip Nrps S's Tbri PJgs.l

ARRk En
Steamship n nonl Lawrence frlr 't, rJ1t lni S)T'oik.
WI and Od Donation '.ear>Ip Go
H5rs ath Grsn, Hrao1 3D. ia's lad 81 isTs ffous
Gibraltar, 1 ballast
yrs saprho o Halifax DsIol. johns r.. l. ily,. wia
scGr ManJino Chief lot Boston, Nqau P. % lays. with ras
be- sc.
sem W 'f,nl Coc1-l lc,o19.l. lr. Tti rii'ioiGr
Sen. 2. p Chnch Clifford pl lerh, wrI l1-s
ScI. J. y. Scymol., apl.1n. Providence
BELOW.
ship Wisl'r-. C71.e liverpool sei. % W. rsl,e
Bars Allld.n tSorl lolsseu. Ton staser-er
BARK J0shas L1ay Marshall U1 '-gi4 F. iDhr bf AIS tt;r
SAILED.
Steamships MORO Castle 1r HvsaH; ZONES tior ny 'hfs'an.
Virgo. Saysrn3hi Oh Dominion. orR-1m5aIf ba J.anis. foe
---. bny Nn. I00.on, flr l3rliO-s
WISD-Sunsst fight :. W. ri-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Nor f.-Aurc brig Anne Able hon Ns'ksnI ~. ~
Morris. IRON iilFaui; sgfr Pomona. tnrIls.h.
Nov 4An1T sesnhiD, su j''7o sd IlH'tvir,
Seminole TO. Boston hirk iysr irpn Huons
AIRES; sci. John KunlaI Tom Bah Cl D,gs j. Pats f''
Annie b. Che, for hre caic' s1msils iaber.
for Liverpool; leo. AMI Re-rtoe iIr Ncg-iork.
Nov. 4Ayei. st1alp Ma Nit 70. for NeF RI
bark @. 'orFo0i. on cspoHi brig Y. Pearl rom i0eS
p,r. schr b. h shiv isom bsauJ s. g.. tor boston ielk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

Rnptured People. dont de dargrrsn spdrys Giy
sponge pd horrible le.ai us... Il. LA4c IK -, O3S
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

Gold gold p go. a,y, lI az ibo -eqgr'eat
goi may b. considered hoacsi COLL IL io0k vel 7 Vews
well IN other proportions M prenoal; AMI though lj IA
anI csr may tolerated bev Ike e.JIiIi rfaca. mixed
with base akterrut"-ylc III, Book OF fil Hrts" Arcrus
wishing gland sioII " srHYrEts store - to1il t.
Bo.s l9nlo-. Dr., choice u l-Cti. go u
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.

chronological Class TOSlGur Nov ~ al 80 Bfpd
wsy Tio.e wishing hoa ,p9 Ne icy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-05

GULETTE-wHIrEol Tue !i O-t % o. e Rev Bishop Jsues
Fnuk Morro Gi,e 90 SIr NJ diuglef of G. L. Wine al u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-07

AEENTc everywhere to sell Tnr new ana move
NJ LII @HIM, ~ Embroiderng Machine send for Iiu
WANTENrattd Circular, to the Mckee Mann
facturioS Company, 800 Broadway, New York.