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The New York herald., 1873-11-18
FEELING IN THE WEST INDIES.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.
Great Excitement mt Kingston, Jamaica,
and Mt Panamn-Americana and British
War Vessels To Go to Santiago de Cuba.
AsPINwALL, Nov. 9, 1873.
despatch from Kingston, November s. report
ing the capture OF the vIrginus and the execution
of the four prominent patriots, says:-
sit is rumored that Ryan and Verona, not dying
easily, Spanish oilcer thrust his sword through
Ryan's heart, and that the bloodthirsty mob sew
cred the heads from the bodies placed them on
pixies and marched through the city. The vir-
ginius is reported sunk at santiago"
There is great excitement here Panama, where
Ryan was so well known.
TIE UNITED STATES STEAMER WYOMING FOR SAN
TIAGO.
It'll reported that the United States steamship
Wyoming will sail tomorrow from Aspinwdl Tor
Santiago de Cuba.
BRITISH WAR VESSEL THERE.
Her British Maesty's steamer Niobe sailed from
Jamaica for Cuba on the evening OF November 6.
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THE ENGLISH ULTIMATUM.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HE9AlD.

The Attitude of the British Governments.
LONDON, NOV. II, 1873.
1t Is stated on Official authority that the Foreign
Office has instructed the British Minister at
Madrid, the Consuls at Havana and Santiago and
the Governor OF jamaica that the government re-
serves its decision on The question of the execu-
tions which have already taken place at Santiago,
but will hold the Spanish government and oil con-
cerned responsible for any additional executions
Of RritiSh subiecta.
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The Ashantees Flying in Dismay
Towards Their Capital.
'T'rightful Mortality Among
the Troops.
THE EXPEDITION THUS FAR A SUCCESS
..Abyssinia and Ashantee G
Compared.
TELEGRAM 10 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

We have received from our correspondent
Nn London the following highly important
despatch from the seat of war, on the Gold
Coast of Africa -
LONDON, Nov. IT, 1873.
l am in receipt of special dispatches from
lshe HERALD correspondent attached to the
English expedition moving against the
Ashantees. Under date of Cape Coast Castle,
October 27, he writes :
THE RAILWAY DOUBTFUL.
The military stores are being landed here,
gout not at the rate expected. The govern
unent however, is in earnest The railway
Stewards the interior is not begun, and its con-
struction is doubtful. Only few trucks have
been put on shore. The commissariat has
landed quantities of rice, munitions and huts.
80 WHITE TROOPS AT CAPE COAST CASTLE.
There are no troops here, with the exception
rof few West India colored soldiers The
fwhite troops are expected in six weeks. On
kheir arrival they will be obliged to march
without tents towards the Ashantee capital,
snd no porters or serving men will be allowed
to any extent.
HARD TIMES IN PROSPECT.
The troops must march to Coomassie on
foot. Only one servant will be allowed each
Oficer. The war is calculated to demonstrate
Ahe superiority Of the liberal government of
lMr. Gladstone over the conservative govern
ment which conducted the Abyssinian expe-
kition.
MINISTERIAL RIVALRY.
1t will be Sir Garnet Wolseley versus Lord
Napier; Coomassie versus Magdala. The
campaign of Napier illustrates wanton ex-
penditure that of Sir Garnet, nice economy.
SAD HAVOC AMONG THE soLDIERY.
The troops have been exposed to frightful
mortality
AFTER THE BLACKS.
Sir Garnet is dashing and energetic gen.
eraL He started last night (the 26th inst.)
with only 100 Marines for the purpose of har-
assing the rear Of 40, 600 Ashantees retreating
ON the Prah.
A FLANK MOVEMENT.
The traders believe this movement ruse to
draw the British troops from Cape Coast Cas-
tie while the Ashantees attack the Castle and
assail the English forces under Captain
Glover on the right flank. Sir Gar
met is making great efforts to accomf flish
the great work which he has undertaken of a
military advance from the valley of the Volta
no Coomassie. Captain Butler starts ior Was
,saw and is collecting troops there and at
.Dunqua. Thus the natives are to be utilized,
and may add that the expedition thus far
promises success.
THE AsHANTEEs TAKE TO THEIR HEELS.
The British troops are now over 90 miles
from Elmna, the scene of the recent war.
sThe Ashantees have been defeated, losing
theavily in killed and wounded and villages
,razed to the ground They are now moving
back toward Coomassie in dsmay and will
probably rally on the banks of the Prah
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SPAIN.
The Embassy at Washington-An Ex.Captain
General in Cadiz.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Nov. II. 1873
report which was current here yesterday that
Admiral Polo de Bernabe, the Spanish Minister at
Washington was to be superseded, Is denied this
morning.
AN Ex-RULER FROM CUBA.
General Pieltain, late Captain General or Cuba,
has arrived at Cadiz on his return from that
island.
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SALE OF CUBAN BONDS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. II. 1878.
The gale OF Cuban bonds has been COM
menced in this city by the agent, Jose
Gonzales. They sold at twenty-five cent
on the dollar, and as they bear seven per cent
interest many prominent citizens are, either
through a belief that the investment is good one
or through disposition to aid the cause purchas-
ing the bonds freely.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close ~ the Post 0nlc0
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION FOR Europe
will pc ready at halpast nine O'Clock in the morn
ing.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing six cents
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ARABIA.
Arabs and Turks in Deadly Confict-British
Military Interference Probable.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Nov. II, 1873.
A special despatch from Alden to the Daily 7ee-
graph, says an encounter took place recently in
the district OF El-Ahsa, between bodies OF Arabs
and Turks, In which 800 OF the former and 20 OF the
latter we're killed and wounded
II is probable that In consequence OF this occur.
,rence the British force at Alden VIII interfere and
tprevent encroachments by the Turks upon the ter
!rItory OF surrounding tribes.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT ]
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Isl A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-1 A. NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past TsDenty four Hours.
The Carolina storm centre is now Off Cape May
with high northeasterly winds, rain and snow over
the Middle and Eastern States; the Iowa storm
centre has moved int0 Illinois, with northeasterly
Winds cloudy weather ana occasional rain over
the lake region; southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain in the Ohio Valley and thence
southward over Tennessee; high northwestery
winds, snow and rain in the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valley.
PROBABILITIES.
For the upper lakes aud Iowa and southwark to
Arkansas and Western Tennessee, northwestery
winds, falling temperature cloudy weather, rain
and snow. :.
FOR the Middle and Upper Ohio Valley and
thence northward over the lower lakes, north
easterly Winds cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, northwesterly
winds, colder and clearing weather
FOR THE MIDDLE AND EASTERN STATES HIGH
NoRrHEAsTERLY TO NoRTHwEsrERLY WINDS,
CLOUDY WEATHER AND RAIN, PARTLY CLEARING In
VIRGINIA IN THE EVENING.
Cautonary signals continue at Norfolk, Cape
May New York. New Haven, New London, Woods
Hole, Boston, Portland, Eastport and Duluth
All the reports are missing from the Northwest,
the Gulf of Florida the Southwest and mostly
RON the upper lakes, the Rocky Mountains and
the Pacific stations.
The Weather i'm This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut,s
Pharmacy, HERALD Bullding:--
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THE TURF.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov H. 1873.
surgeon who has examined the LEG OF True
Blue gives II as his opinion that the horse IS not
permanently famed. Ch8mberlin, however. says
ne does not think he will be able TO run again.
between Joe Daniels and Thad stevens Tor SIC, 900,
four mllas and repesL
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GERMANY.
Remonstrance to France Electoral Preparation.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN. Nov. IL, 1873
The German government has addressed re-
nonstrance to France account OF pastoral
issued 10y the Bishop OF Nancy ordering prayers for
the recovery OF Metz and Strasburg.
PARLfAMEETIsr PREPARATION.
The Federal Council has decided that the cleo
tons for the German Diet shall be held early in
January.
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THE ALLEN-H0GAN MILL.
OMAHA, NeD.. Nov. IL, 1877

UNNHA, NEU. NOV. Z,
The arrangements Tor the Allen-Hogan prize
fight tomorrow are complete, aud the pueilists,
with their seconds and trainers. leave here on the
boat in the morning. IL is supposed Tor some point
In Iowa up the river.
IL is rumored here tonight that Governor Car
penter has ordered company ol militia To assist
the ciyil authorities TO prevent light on Iowa
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THE TEoRNDYXE MURDER.

BxLFASr. Me-, Nov. H. 1873
The argument for the defence In the Gordon
murder trial was concluded this afternoon, aud
the Court adjourned for tue das.
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MARSHAL BAZAINE.
Banker Forewarned of the Fall of Metz.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. II, 1878.
In the Bazaine court martial to-day NJ. Blondin,
a director OF the Bank of France In Metz during
the siege, testified that General Coflnieres urged
him to conceal a quantity OF gold on the Goth OF
August, saying the Prussians would enter the city
In few DAYS.
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LONDON, Nov. IL 1878.
The rate for money at the stock Exchange on
government securities Is a 30 +. ny per cent.
BULLION MOVING TO TnE BANK
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng.
land on balance to-day is $4,000.
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Severe storm In Tenness...
The storm In Georgia.

ATLANTA, NOV. II, 1873.
sunday night terrible storm visited Fairburn.
Houses were unroofed and brick wall was blown
down upon a wooden store killing John Bird one
of The nrOnrietOrs
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SUPPOSED L0SB OF A UNITED STATES
STEAMER

KINGSTON. Ont, Nov. II, 1873.
There is o suspicion prevalent here that the
United states steamer Ada, which left Kingston
with 40 officers and men on board, has been lost
with all hands,
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Sieighing In New Hampshire.

sieighing I'm New Hampshire.
MANCHESTER, Nov. Il, 1873.
Slcighng is good in this vicinity.
A Thunder storm I'm Illinois.
CAIRO Nov. II. 1873.
There was heavy thunder storm here last
night, which prostrated all the telegraph lines
near the city. A light rain prevails this morning
Severe storm In Tennessee.
MEMPHIS Nov. II. 1873
The storm Of last evening has been general as
for the rst time within six years the press OF this
city Is almost entirely without reports the tele.
graph lines being Frustrated in every directien
new hotel at Ralegh-a village nine miles north OF
this clty-was blown down and the fencing lie yelled
with the ground. Through the country and at
Decatur, Ala, considerable damage Is reported :
but, as yet, It Is Impossible TO obtain reliable
information.
The New York herald., 1873-11-18

FUUWHkEEPSIE, n. T.. NOV. IT, ISiI
violent northeast snow storm prevails tonight
along the Hudson. The wind is blowing gale, and
in all probability the night steamers will be
delayed.
RONDoUT. n. Y, Now IT, 1873
II has been showing here all the evening, and at
midnight the storm Is increasing in violence. A
strong northeast wind is prevailing.
The New York herald., 1873-11-18

Terrible Season for Weak LunGsj
coughs and ccids never 50 prevalent Fortunately
HALEis HONEY OF H0REHOUND AND TAR VIII cure
the worst OF them and the peuplc know Ii.
PIXIES TOOrHACHE DROPS cure in one minute
The New York herald., 1873-11-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

7 fPPINCOT1'S MAGAZINE,
4
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OY
POPULAR LITERATURE AND sCIENCK
Just issued
THE DECEMBER NUMBER.
with
NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL ENGAvINGs
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Severe storm Along the Hudson.

Average temperature YESTERDAY. ..,............ 36
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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A.-For N First Glass Dress or BusineaA
HAT go direct TO the manufacturer.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Mass a street.
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11O TO 500 INVESTED IN STOCKS OFTEN LEADS
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6. THE LIvELIEs. In two parts IL Conclusion By
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ENGLAND.
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Rate for Money-Bullion Moving to the Bank
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Caoutchoucin Applied TO shoes Pre-
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Caoutchoucin Applied TO shoes Pro-
vents vel feet Mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Sold
everywhere. :. ). STAFFORD, Us feari street.
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THE DECEMBER NUMBER.
coNIENrs

NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL EyGAvISas.
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Havana Lottery.-We Sold the $5OO,OO0
in the Extraordinary Drawing April - Circulars sent
lnfo nation given j. b. MATINEE, 10 Wall street:
box 46S5 Post Office, New York
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street Boston, and ia other branches in the principal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21
QUESTIONS on THE norR.

The sectionalism which led to the late war
has not subsidized, and similar feeling is
growing up between the East and West, In
which the South is inclined to take sides with
the latter. Evidence OF the truth Of this as
sertion Is to be found in the utterances Of the
daily press, and particularly In the discussion
Of the proceedings Of tho st. Louis conyen-
tlon. This coalition Of the South and West
probably arises from the scarcity OF manufac-
tures In those sections, which naturally unites
them together In opposition to the mnnufac-
turing monopOlies Of the East. 1t Is also
abetted by the mutual interests Of the agri-
cultural sections iu common opposition TO the
rates Of freight tariff on the railroads, the
capital stock and the management Of which
resides In the moneyed centres Of New York,
Boston and other Eastern cities. These facts
underlle much Of the discomfort which shows
itself In the organization Of farmers oranges
and other similar associations for the protec-
tiOn Of personal, local and sectional interests.
They present subjects for the serious thought
of our public men, and demand an immediate
solution. Our people are mercurlal In their
tendencies, but when once committed to q
fixed determination show a tcnacity which
Is the certain precursor of success. So long
as the results Of the war remain unaceeptet
by the Southern whites there can be nc
radical change in existing party divisions
as the prHciI involved In then
are paramount to any question oI
personal interest hut these grumblin
sounds should he needed as premon,tions o
still palmer talk. 1t would be strange in
deed II in the not far distant future the pcO
pie south Of the Ohio and West Of the ALE
ghany mountains should combine In opposi
tion to those OF New England, New York
Pennsylvania, and the manufacturing classe
Of the East Yet such q combination Is dis
tinctly threatened at this instant. The Dem
ocratic party, Eide-bound and constipated
with the indigestiblc diet of past decades
will not and cannot take advantage of III,
situation. The Republican party, however
always ready to grapplc with progrcssiv
questions, has inauguratcd Investigation int,
the root of these troubles, and IL Is to b
hoped will be able to show the fruit Of care
ful labor In the next Congress. Taking tim,
by the forclOck and pro1tlng by our past cx
.pericncc Is the only way that we can avoid
repetition IN the future Of struggles like tha
over tho Missouri compromise, with tho diff
ference that the energy Of the Northwest vii
he allied with the impctuous blood of tn
South. 1t may be said that the gradua
growth of manufactures all over the countr
will counteract these evil tendencies, but thl
Is not true. \ factory In each hamlet wou
not furnish an outlet for surplus agriculture
products to seaboard markets. The fact re
mains, then, that cheap transportation 70
the farmers Is the question Of the day, an
opposition to the railroad nonopolics the cr
of the hour
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

THE NEW YORK World has been dipping into
the census and extracting from 1t some curious
facts in regard to suicide. It finds that In 1870
two boys under ten years old committed self.
destruction, and that nine boys and fifteen girls
under fifteen years OF age followed their exam
pie. Between twenty-five and thirty there were
Dne hundred and two men aud only thirty-thTee
women. From forty to nifty, the number Of
women who ended their existence In that year
were fOrty-three, and the men two hundred and
t1lrty-nlne. Summing up, 1t Is found that men
make away with themselves In the ratio OF
twenty-five and the women In the ratio Of three
IN one hundred thousand. Among one thousand
three hundred and fOrty-nve suicides there were
only eighteen colored persons and one Indian.
For every Irishman who commits suiclde II
seems that there are three Germans. As be.
tween France and England, the proportion Of
the former Is one in six thousand, and OF the
latter one IN thirteen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

DOR RENT-TwO LARGE FoUR-sToRY
II HOUSES on Vermont avenue, Nos. IS and 1
partly furnished, and all modern oonyeniences
Possession given on June I. Apply 70 CHARLES
streets north. No. gs7.
This property In opposite the Arlington Hotel, In
the most fashionable part OF the city. mya3w.
A VIKINGS FOR STORES, OFFICES AND
"A private dwellings manufactured by
JOHN q. HOGAN, 7l3 Market Space.
my7.u between seventh and Eighth streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

DEPARTMENT or STATE, April 81, l6Ta
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
year year shdnf June ~ ~ WI Be Tseeved Z. this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

ASA STEP toward retrenchment the salary
bill which passed the Council Monday last
will be generally commended. But there Is
one serious objection to 1t, to which we called
attention when it was introduced, viz; that,
instead OF cutting down the force to any con-
siderable extent, 1t retains pretty much the
same number OF useless officers, and allsws
TO those who are retained compensation
which is manlfestly too low. In the end thls
economy will defeat itself. Let us have
good men and pay them living salaries.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

The RESIDENT POPULATION OF New York Is less
than million. Allowing that half million Of
men, women and children do not patTonize the
liquor saloons, II Is found from q census Just
taken that these Institutions arc In the ratio OF
one to every ifty-nlne persons Of the balance OF
the population, In other words the number Of
saloons Is s,iO5. These nguros are exceedingly
suggestive, and In great measure serve to ac-
count Tor the crime and immortality Of that city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-21

The YoUSO MEN specially trained by the late
Mr.. Greeley, for some inscrutable purpose oI
other, are Just now printing column after column
about the old Tribune, It's memories, traditions
who wrote for It, and who did not, dc., &c. IL
the same breath they print glowing descriptions
OF the new building that they intend to erect,
and Of their intention to make 1t the old mans
monument. This Is all very well, but we should
like to see Just wee bit Of the old mans spi
In the paper-On the question Of protection to
home industry for instance. The specially
trained young men studiOusly ignore and avoid
It. Day after day the New York World deals
steady blows In favor Of free trade, but the
champion who used to enter the list against II
is: gone, and no one has been found large
enough for his armOr. II strikes US that this
branch Of the young mems education was sadly
neglected.