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The New York herald., 1873-11-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
BRANTYoRD.

BRANTroRD, Canada, Nov. o, 1873.
An accident occurred on the Buffalo and Lake
Huron branch OF the Grand Trunk Railroad, near
here, this morning. The express going east came
IN collision with mixed train coming west The
fireman OF the express was killed, and one OF the
brakemen and the baggage man were injured.
None OF the passengers were injured. Four or five
cars were badly smashed and the baggage car was
nur IN ad
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
FINANCIAL TROUBLES IN KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, NOV. ., 1873.
The Louisville ana Nashville Railroad Company
have issued circular announcing Q reduction OF
ten per cent on the salaries OF the oficers agents
and employees after the 10th inst. Other Southern
roads will take the same action. The closing Of
the large iron works and various factories
around the Falls has thrown about 1000
operatives out OF employment The plug tobacco
factories mere, fourteen IN number, are generally
largest plug men say they will close up in O few
days until January or February. The annual prod
pOunda
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A sTABBINa AFFRAY.
ELIZABETH. \

ELIZABETH, N. j. Nov. Q, 1873.
William Ross stabbed Patrick Tolan four times
twice dangerously in the breast In fight over
dice at Trahant's Hotel, in this city, at three
O'Clock this morning. The stabbing was done with
common jackntfe. Ross was committed to jall
on the complaint OF Chief OF Police Keran, to await
tho result OF T0lans injuries. Both parties In the
amay are young men. well known " this city.
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FRANCE.
MacMahon's Term Of 0fRce-LegisIasivs Policy
Of the Right.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERAlR.

PARIS, Now Q, 1873
The Presse to-day Gays the Right have not onIJ
agreed to limit MacManon's term Of office to nvs
years, but have consented that he shall be officially
designated by the title OF president OF the Ro-
pubc.n
BY these concessions the Right have gained ovet
one republican member, and now have majority
In the Committee on .Prolongati0n OF the Prest.
dents Powers
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
CHANGERS AND REPoRMERs IN MICHIGAN

DETROIT. Nov. Q, 1873.
One OF the significant signs Of the times is. .,
movement now maturing for union Of the far
mers' oranges and labor reformers. The leading
men OF those organizations have been consulting
and maturing plans Tor general cooperation ard
consolidation, which are now nearly completed
Throughout the Western states. meeting has
been neld here IN furtnerance OF tnls object. The
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A NAN SKINNED By BOILING WATER.

bOSTUN NUV y, 1873.
Last evening Isaac Harvey, colored man, aged
forty-eight years. while engaged repairing boiler
at the works Of Paul Co., on Albany street, fell
into q large tank OF boiling water. He was soon
rescued, but, on removing his clothing, the entire
skin peeled from bis body. lie will probably die.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
FIRE IN A FOUNDRY AT FORT WAYNE.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. Q, 1878.
The wooden building or Kerr Murray's foundry
and machine shops at Fort Wayne were burned
last night, throwing many hards out OF employ
ment. The loss Ia $50 600; insurance, $22 900, as
,follows Royal 1900; Continental, 5000; other
English companies $4,000 Underwriters', $1,000.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A Broad Suggestion In Reg ard T. Cuba
and the State Department..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 0, 1873.
The article In the HERALD Of this morning on the
capture OF the virgnIus and the murder OF four of
its passengers compes me, as an American citi-
zen, to suggest thai your great and influential
paper ought to go one step further, and now, in
the name OF the American people, Of humanity and
outraged law, demand that Secretary Fish be at
once dismissed from the ONCE he has so long dis
graced, or that President Grant, failing to dis
miss this interested ally Of Spain, be impeached as
that this, the greatest of outrages the law OF
nations and OF insults to the American people,
would not have been perpetrated had Messrs,
Grant and Fish fulfilled their duties and complied
with the wishes OF their countrymen in regard to
the war in CubaY AUDLEY w. GAZZAM.
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A.-C1eanimg and Dyeing.-Rrfng Your
goods to LORDS; his work Is characterized by beauty
elegance OF finish 0fices 6S0 aud 9S4 Broadway and
Ill Eighth avenue.
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A.-FOr u First Class Dress or Business
HAT 60 direct to the manufacturer.
ESPENSCHEID, ll8 Nassau street.
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A.-The Elastic Truss Company, 693
Broadway, retain Rupture comfortably night and day
till permanently cured Beware OF the wretched finger
pads and ell the worthless belts band and spring trusscs
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

.A.-The Holidays Approaching-Kno
HATS and FuRS are indemand; make your p1rchascs
for holiday gifts in advance and save money. kNOXS
stores 2l2 Broadway, IN the Prescott House and
Fifth Avenue Hotel
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A.-Hera1d Branch OHfcc, Brooklyn.
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Omen from A. NJ. to 9 r. NJ
On sunday from to gP. Nj
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Ask for Mime. POrter's Cough Balsanas
Its virtues tested by thousands many
OF all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
diseases only for which 1t is designed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

Hcrnfa.-To the Ruptured-Don't be
humbugged. Come 70 MARSH b co.'s old Radical Cure
Truss once, No. vesey street, and be cured.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

NEwBURG, N Y. Nov. 0, 1873
The latest returns from all parts OF the district
indicate The reelection OF Senator N. Maddcn
over Frank Abbott by forty majority.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

Havana Lottery.
We sold the 100000 in the Extraordinary Drawfne
April % Circulars sent; Information given j. B. NAE
TfNEZ Co. 10 Wall st 46e6 New York Post 01Oe.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-lnfbrma atfOD
furnised orders hled; circulars sent free apDlica-
- TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankerq
No. IL Wall street. New YORK city.
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Capture OF the virginius.

HAVANA Nov o--f. M.
As close my letter am advised of the reception
last night by the Captain. General Of o telegram
announcing the capture by the Spanish gunboats
OF the steamer virginius within the waters OF
Jamaica and between Jamaica and Santiago de-
Cuba.
The Spaniards captured the steamer and 1876 ex-
peditionists, among whom are said to be the
chiefs Bernabe de varona, alias Bembeta; Ryan,
Jesus del Sol and Santa Rosa. All these are now
prisoners at Santiago de Cuba, and proceedings
are to-day commenced against them. This news
has spread like wd-fire throughout the city and
created immense excitement.
reopen this letter at the last moment to add
the following additional details, just circulated In
an extra OF the 0GSci1l GQzette:-
The virginius was sighted BY the Spanish
war steamer Tornado at hall-past two
O'Clock on the afternoon OF, the 31st ult.,
and captured near the coast OF Jamaica
at ten O'Clock the same day. To accelerate her
speed the virginius threw part OF her cargo over
board and fed her furnaces with provisions.
brother OF President Cespedes and son OF
General Quesada are also among the captured.
The extra adds tnat the expediuonists are being
tried by court martial as pirates.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A STRIKE OF PRINTERS IN ILLINOIS.

A STRIKE OF PRINTERS IN ILLIEOIS-
SPRINGFIELD Nov. Q, 1878
Yesterday the printers in the Journal and Register
ofces were notified that after that date the prics
OF composition would be, reduced from forty "a
thirty y-five cents, wnereupon the prlnterH struck
The papers will be issued as usual.
The Weekly Herald
contains all the news
Only 81 per year.
The only Weekly Newspaper
in America
Published every Thursday mornias-
Contains the most reliable rsportsos
AGRICULTURE.
SPORTING.
ARTS,
GOSSIP.
FASHIONS.
MARKETs,t
CATTLE.
HORSE
FINANCIAL.
DRY GOODS
s1LIaIoUs.
40. AG
Also THE sEs7.sToRY PAPER.
Liberal arrangements to clubs
Of ten or swenty or more subscribers.
Address
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York City.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

Nights OF Painful Watching Will
poor sick crying children be avoided By the use
MRS. WINSLOW,S so OTHING SIRUP.
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The shelving OF the Captain General with ION th
taps' o. another. has not improved matters, ans
tie plethora OF prociamat.0ns have not brought
abosw any Important victories tending 70 better
GENERAL JovELLAB
In said ts belong to that group OF Spanish gen.
erals VINO nsver ~ consplre but who mas deyotea sl
come one OF the most cultivated OF spanish gen.
erals. Neither - he new to the Island
~ o. Cuba. Years ago he was Military ,n,tay
During the war In Africa General 0'Donneii,
conhdcd to him the important direction OF the
campaign. and he won for his services the rank
OF brigzdier. His talents, 1t Is said, nave
always shown to better advantage in the
Cabinet, and as Under Secretary OF War he has
often rendered important and encient service
law. When, the 22d Of June, 1885, tine first shot
was fred OF the revolution, which two years after-
wards was contaminated, General Jovellar
was Attending the constituted authorities.
Upon the success OF the revolution Of
september. 1858, he was charged with the military
the rank OF lieutenant general. S'nce he has filed
several important of1ces, and LOT while was
Deputy during Sagasta's Ministry He is
reputed to possess notable administrative
and executive qualities and in the despatch OF
business will sign nothing at random, but acquaint
himself thoroughly with the questions submitted
and thin, about forty-cight years OF age, with a
sad face marked by scar IRON wound received
In batJe and lined with care, and partly concealed
by mustache and imperial.
During the passage he was so unfortunate as TO
nave one oil his sons, who accompanied him, q
youth OF nfteen lose his reason. General JoveEar
n separated from his vile, on the ground OF tnf-
deity on her part
OTHER OFFICERS.
Tne new civil Governor Rebuliida and the Inten-
dente General Cancio villaamil, who has been
looked to as the savior OF the financial state OF the
island, were also passengers by the same steamer,
and have each taken charge OF their offices.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

MADDEN'S ELECTION I'm THE TENTH SENA
T0RIAL DISTRICT.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

OF the new superior authority viii probably be
published within day or two In the shape OF ad-
dresses 70 the inhabitants OF the "ever faithful
to the army navy. volunteers &C, &C. Since 1858
the rebcion mas dragged Its SLOW length along, and
the end Is not likely TO be reached BY addresses"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02

"Abortion" never had either: The Gen.
eral made good speech but spoiled 1t BY
the use Of such an expression aS ] have
quoted. ! heard come Of his friends say
afterwards that he regretted that be had
been betrayed by the warmth Of his feel
lngs into using such an expression.
The road bill was finally amended SC
as TO expend the money In the counties
where 1t should be raised. &"!ll 4
On yesterday Col. D. D. johnson made
o report on behalf or the Board OF Re.
gents in regard to the University. The
quiet steady and almost unprecedented
advance made BY the University Of West
Virginia 10 o matter for congratulation
among Its friends. II took Thomas Jet.
ierson 40 years to get the University Of
the old State % far along a our institution
has progressed In the few years
that II has been In existence. A
glance OF o part OF the report shows
the following gratifying figures: About
1--WE years ago, whenit started, there were
only SIX students fit for admission to the
regular college clasaes; next year there
were fourteen, thetnext forty.three, the
year following forty y.aeven, last year sixty.
two, or including the teachers class
ninety.fonr. ALI Of this time o large and
efficient Preparatory Department has been
maintained separately, Tor II Is understood
that the Univeralty does not lower ito
standard ofwork BY mixing studies that
are strictly preparatory with those OF 0
really advanced education, though thereby
It might have much more rapidly swelled
It's numbers. AL the other interests Of
the institution, including its apparatus, col.
lections and general equipments, have
progressed In shout the same ratio. Only
want Of space prevents me from going In.
to greater detail Its gratifying to find
that the new Board Of Regents, officially
and privately exert themselves 10 correct
the unfounded Misrepresentation through
which the enemies Of the institution,
haye from the beginning sought, to do 1t
harm, and to vindicate It's truly cath.
Ollie principles in regard to both church
and State.
Many members Of the Legislature are
pleased with the prospect OF another war,
and enquiries are frequently made as to
whether there win be any "home guards"
wanted, thereby signitying disposition
to enlist at once, and not go home Of all.
Would It. not sbea good ides for l"that
stage Of the gsmen Speaker Miller) to
get up company: Manyof Remembers
will be thrown entirely out OF employ.
ment, right on the eve Of winter, and
know that 1t willbe useless for them to
uy fer a job where they are known, as
the last job they had they abused the
confidence Of their employers (their con-
stituents), and nothing but short rations
and the sneers and frowns Of cold, IN.
feeling and injured constituency stare
them In the face. No wonder they want
war with Cuba and next o "home guard"
HENRY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02
CHARLESTON.
A Bill of Doubtful Expediency Be.
gtiy comes Law. .tfftEtR!
An Amendment 10 the Constitution
Introduced Into Both Houses.
A Call on ,bs Governor for More
Money.

q . y
A Call on The. Governor for More
Money.
Especial Dispatch TO the IntelliQencer.l
CHARLESTON, Dec. /.
have to announce that the bill open,
ing up certain old sores In the shape OIL
suits aud compromises settled during the
rebellion, which had previously passed the
Senate, was passed by the House OF Dele.
gates to-day and Is now law Of the
Commonwealth. ,SR
Senator @. F. Scott, Of Richie county,
today introduced an amendment to the
present Constitution by offering the old
one as substitute, subject to such changes
as the times demand. l.. -.i.
The same amendment. was also offered
In the House oi Delegates today, and
created no little excitement.
The Financial Committee Of the Senate
to-day requested the Governorofthe State
to try and borrow some more money as
the Treasury is about empty again.
And yet the Wheeling Registers CORES.
pondent claims that there Is over two hun.
dred thousand dollars Ia the Treasury
subject to draft for State purposes. Let
the public Judge betWeenhim and !S
ToMAHAwK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02
Amendments that ought to Pass.

Mr.. SUMNER introduced resolution
into the U. s. Senate yesterday pro-
ylding for two important amendments TO
the National Constitution, one Of which
sbolishes the office of Vice President and
the other limits the Presidency to q single
term and makes the term six years.
Whenever these two amendments pass,
and especially the latter one, the country
will be freed from two sources Of dan.
ger. FRED. DOUGLASS said in his
lecture in Wheeling several years ago
that the Vice Presidency Is standing
menance to the life Of the President where
the incumbent Is an inscriptions man, as
was AARON BURR, or where he Is sur
rounded by desperate consplratots as
friends, as was JOAN Q. BRRcKMRiDoE
during BucHANAN's administration.
II the Presidency was limited toa sim
gle term there would be no object to ap-
point corrupt men to office ior the sake
ot their influence. A President could
afford to be honest himself and surround
himself entirely with honest men, when.
nothing was to be gained in the way Of
dcker and barter tor second term. The
county would be. saved an immense
amount Of money and Generalization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02
should the West virginia Legislature
Pass Stay Lawi

From the Greenbhor independently
A demand for q Stay Law Is coming
up from certain quarters. While such q
law might afford relief to q lew indi.
viduals, we cannot help thinking that 1t
would be most deplorable thing for the
statei II Is true we are passing through
q financial crisis, and money matters are
tight, but certainly there is no necessity
for the Legislature to interfere by adopt.
ing Stay Law. Such legislation, as o
general thing, defeats It's own ends. 1t ID
q good deal In its operation like the Bank.
rupt Law. There are isolated cases where
individuals are benefited, while scores ol
rsScals take advantage Of its provisions.
Old Virginia tried the experiment Of q
Stay Law, first at the close OF the war,
while we who were living on the border,
In West Virginia, and Just as impecun-
ious as they, had to face the music and
pay up. What was the result? A com.
parison Of our condition with theirs 10 the
answer. We are, comparatively. in o
prosperous condition, whilst the Virgin
ians are tottering under loads oil debt,
and the load has been accumulating for
seven or eight years by virtue Of their
Stay Law. Such legislation leads to q
loose and reckless spirit Of speculation,
which always winds up In just such
crashes as we are now. witnessing.
II legislation was more directed to q strin.
gent enforcement Of the collection Of
debts, and "the pay as you 60" policy
generally adopted, we would have fewer
financial crashes. 1t 10 the abominable
credit system which has always kept
American finances on such unstable foot
ing. Stay laws are only legal enforce
ments OF the credit system. II the people
once learn that when they contract
debt, that Il must be paid, and there Ia no
chance to fly to our legislative bodies fol-
days Of grace, they will learn to provide
for the payment OF their debts, and 80 In.
vest their means that they will always be
attainable. We feel satished that our
views are endorsed by the sober thinking
business men Of this section. Let Us alone
and we will work out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02
CHARLESTON.

A Democratic Caucus--Speaker Mailer
Making HimSeH USgul-.Walker's Case
Speech from General Pannel-1ht
State Unipersity.
Occasional Correspondent Of the Intelliaencer.
CHARLESTON, Nov.'26.
Editors Of the Intelligencerl -
The Democracy held q caucus Last
night TO see what was best 10 be done
about Walkers case. In other words, to
ascertain whether suit should be brought
against him. Miller tried to get resolu-
ton adopted binding all hands to abide
by the result. His efforts failed, however
The tactics Of last winter would not WIN
this time. He was for sustaining The
Public Printer, as q matter OF course
But the faithful are demoralized by the
Governors message. II is too grave q
document to be sQnelched In caucus'
Hence, the Speaker failed.
It is understood that D. D. johnson
and T. A. Bradford took ground In the
caucus Tor ordering suit. II 10 also un-
derstood that they are for getting tne
mill stone unloosed from the neck Of the
party before the party sinks with the
weight. Oh, -:..-.-,~.,.1
rible effect on Walker. HIS crest hai
fallen The manlpulator Of Democratic
Conventions has lost prestige: Neither
House ottthe Legislature would allow ny
stump speech In answer to the Governor
TO be read and printed In the journals. L
this 10 not defeat, decay and death, an
no Judge of the case. Z. > 2 - =
The Legislature have refused TO raise
committee to examine the books and 90
counts Of the executive otacers. They
must explain to the people why theJ
have refused to do so. There Is talk 0
private pudding" in the management 9
the finances Of this State. u nhonid b
looked into.' II any officer % speculatin
With the public iunds or going "hayrice
with any bank, or any other man, 1t shoul
be looked into. Why. not examine on gu
plcion any howS What harm can 1t DO
There was discussion In the Honse Y
day over 0 proposition 10 levy tax ot .
cents on the hundred dollars as Q "Roa
fund" to be expended by the Board
Public Works In the wilderness counte
Col, Floyd was strongly In favor Of q
blu; andin reply 10 General Pannell sol
that Wheeling strutted about In b
wealth like o turkey goSbler and ought
help the poor. The General, In repl
said that Wheeling had helped herself ar
had not aShed other people 10 carry b
along, and he wanted other people 70
the Sama. he said that the old 6ate hi
never given Wheeling anything and Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-02
A Possible Revolution in the Beef
Business. H'

4 SRDAL1A, Mo-, Dec. LA train Of ten
cars, belonging TO the Texas and Atlantic
Refrigerator Company, and laden with
fresh beef, killed at their slaughtering
house, OF Dennison, Texas, passed through
here last night, en- route for New York,
where It will arrive Wednesday,. Each
car contains ten tons Of dressed beef,
ready for New York butchers, or other
purchasers. This Company Is composed
Of some oil the leading business men OF
the country, and large sum ot money
has been expended in the construction Of
refrigersting cars and The slsughtering
house at Dennison. This house has Q
capacity TO kill; dress and ship five hun
dred head Of beeves daily, and can be in
creased. The Company expect to lay
down fresh beeves In New York and 9TH
er eastern cities at one,halt the present
prices. II the enterprise "a 0 success, i
WIN measureably, at least, do away with
driving and shipping live cattle to mar
!ket, and increase the price Of cattle to
the producer. Three trains will leave
Dennison weekly, and more II necessary.
This train 10 accompanied by number o.
wealthy, Texas stock dealers, who will
decide the ptacticability Of theenterprisa
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The Register announces that no paper
will be issued from that Establishment
this morning in consequence OF yesterday
being q holiday. This announcement
shows the fatal effects Of the first false
step on the downward road. The holiday
that It took last week has evidently de-
moralized tho editors. Like the first cup
that "cheers but does not intoxicate,"
they want another. They have not iully
recovered from the effects Of Thursdays
holiday and are under the hallucination
that there was another one yesterday. This
state Of mind In our neighbor Is painful for
US to behold. AS we gaze upon 1t we feel
more than ever glad that instead of par
ticipating in the festivities Of Thursday
last we went on and got out o paper on
Friday morning as usual. Had we given
away on that occasion as Our neignsor
did, and been led into temptation as
doubtless he was, by some designing
persons, we too, no doubt, would have
been under tho same hallucipstion, and
would have joined with him yesterday in
astounding the public with the announce.
ment Of atresh holiday.