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who was also taken to Edwardsyille to
Jail, is unab, 9 to obtain bail,
New York, Nov. 24.-The papers
represent Tweed as utterly broken down
by his sentence. He occupies the mur-
derers cell in the Tombs.
The Spaniards claim that the Virgin
ius was not an American vessel; tina,
Ryan was not an American citizen, and
that the vessel was in an unlawful ex
pedition at tho time of her capture.
Flagship Worcester arrived at Kew
west to-day.
SAN DOMINGO. Nov. 12.-Gsn. Man.
zuette. and other Generals have been
shot by order of President Baez. They
were implicated in the recent revolu-
tionary movements. Six other officers
of high rank are now in prison on q
similar charge.
ToRoNTo, Ont. Nov. % Particulars
of loss Of the Anglo-American steamer
Robt. Lowe. SIZE Left Placentia for St.
Johns. n. B., on Nov. 9. and struck
q leef ON the Goth inst. It was impossi-
BILE to get the life boats afloat On account
the heavy sea. Three other boats got
away with % persons. and the rest, IS
in all were drowued.
PARSONS. Kansas, Nov. Walter
L. Grayson, wealthy Creek farmer liv-
ing near here in Indian Territory, was
robbed On Friday last of over $50, 900 in
coin, by band of men,. who nearly
killed Grayseu by hanging to force him
to disclose the place where the money
was hid.
CoLUaBus, Ohio. Nov. 24.-WiIliam
Beige, young lawyer, hitherto regard
ed as an upright and honest man, was
arrested to-day on charge of forgery.
having, it sppears, committed number
Of offences. He was Secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association and
always appeared to eondues himself
well.
MATTANoRAs, ,Noy. 23.-A concession to
construct a railway from the Rio Grande
frontier to the City of Mexico and thence
to the Pacific. has,been granted to COM
pany of Mexicans. This defeats both
Plum's and Rosencran's projects and
leaves the matter in the hands of the
Mexicaas, who will doubtless interest
other parties in tile enterprise or dispose
of their commission to the greatest ad-
vantage to, themselves.
LoNroN, Nov. PA serious railroad
accident is reported near Birmingham.
Many persons were injured but no de-
tails are received.
1t is generally thought that the Bank
of England will lower the rate Of dis
count on Thursday.
BERLN, Nov. 24.-Two additional
ironclads are to be sent into the Gov
eminent fleet in Spanish waters.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Washineton spe
cial says thus far the great majority of
the Congressman that have arrived are
opposed to running the country into
war.
Commercial mon OF New York make
strong protests against war.
BOSTON. Nov. A.--In Charlestown
Navy Yard 2100 men are at wosk. 1900
men in the Navy-Yard at Washington.
LAWRENCE. Kansas, Nov. 24.-Gov-
'ernor Osborne has appointed Robert
Croz.e of Leavenworth as United States
Senator, to fill the Caldwell vacancy.
New YORK, Nov. 24.--Sheriff Brennan
says Tweed will not be removed to the
Penitentiary to-day, and whsn he does
go he may be allowed any conveyance
he desires, at his own expense. Tweed
spent the time this morning reading pa
pers, writing listers to his wife and chat
ting with his son and Sheriff Brennan.
Proceedings in the contempt case of
the counsel for Tweed is postponed till
Saturday at the request of the counsel.
to give them time to prepare reply to
the Judges address. To-day the Judge
,souadly rated the counsel for presenting
him paper which charged HIM with be-
ing disqualified from sitsing at the tri,L
owing to opinions formed and express
ed, with other sins of commission and
omission.
Michael Harold, keeper of a restau-
rant on Broom St., was stabbed to death
last night in his saloon, while endeavor-
ing to stop quarrel between Pierre Ste
fano and Sargent ]. Pach. The mur-
derer has been arrested.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-SecretAry OF
the Treasury announces that hereafter
silver cein will be paid only in fraction
I al parts Of dollar, instend of sums no
exceeding five dollars.
Another ring trial. that of James r.
Ingersol and John D. Harrington for
forgery in the third degree, has begun
this morning before Justice Davis, in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer. The
charge is that they forged the endorse
ment Of Heath & Smith to County
warrant for mason work etc. ON the new
County House, for &l5l 1884.
Assembly -man-elect Henry G. Enet,
indicted for false pretences and grand
larceny, has been held to tail by Judge
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