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Lights for Steam Ships.

Seogoing Steam Ships when under weigh shall carry
a, 1t the Foremost Head, a bright White Light, so fixed
as to show an uniform and unbroken light over an arc
of The horizon of 20 Points of the Compass throwing
the light 10 Points on each Sidoo of the Ship, viz from
right ahead to Points abatt the Beam on either Side
and Of such a character as to be visible on a dark night
with a clear Atmosphere at a distance of at least 5 Eng
fish Miles
b. n the StarJoayd Side, a Green Light so fixed as to
throw an uniform and unbroken light over an arc of
the horizon Of 10 Points of the Compass throwing the
light from right ahead to 2 Points abatt the Beam on
the Starboard Side and OF such a character as to be
visible on a dark night, with a clear Atmosphere, at a
distance of at least 2 English Miles;
& On the Port Side, a Red Light so fixed as to throw
an Uniform ard unbroken light over an arc of the no.
rizon Of 10 Points of the Compass, throwing the light
from right ahead to 2 Points abaft the Beam on the
Port Side and of such q character as to be visible on
a dark night, with a clear Atmosphere, at a distance
of at least 2 English Miles
d. The Lanterns of said Greea aud Red Side Lights shall
be fitted with inboard Screens, projecting at least 3
feet forward, 50 as to prevent these lights from being
seen across the Bow.
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Lanternc for Damp-B ugscerJaade.

LanteInc Tor Damp BUg8ceTd00de.
Mar Dampskibe bug8ere, sku!Ie de toruden deres
Sidelanterner fore to klare hyide Lanterner, den enc under
den anden, paa Topper af Fokkemasten, for at kunne
skielnes fra andre Dampskibe. Hver af disse TopIanterner
skal have samme Sitting og LySstyrke, som de for andre
Dampskibe bestemte Toplanterner.
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REGLER FOR AT FORE LANTERNER.
s 2.
LantcrRer.

De de f6lgende Photographer nevnto Lanterner og
ingen andre, skulle fGresi alt Slags Weir imellem Solued-
gang o. S%olopgang.
, 1873-08-16
ALMINDELIGE "BESTEMMELSER.

I de ofterf6Igendo Bestemmeser betraSte7 eth'ert
Dampskib, der er under Sell uden at benytte Damp, som
Seilslib, og ethvert D~ampskib, der er under Damp, be
TRACES, hVad euen Diet bar Sell til elIer like, som DDmpsklt.
, 1873-08-16
Lanterner for Scilski5e.

Selskibe, der enten ere under Sell eller bugseres,
skulle fore samme Lanterner som Dampskibe under Damp,
med Undtagelse at den hvide TopIanterne, som de aldrg
maa fore.
, 1873-08-16
Lights for Steam Tugs.

LNgNSJOI DI6QW I N8S'
Steam Ships, when towing other Ships, shall carry Q
bright White Masthead Lights vertically, in addition to
their Side Lights, SO as to distinguish them from other
Steam Ships. Each of these Masthead Lights shall be of
he same construction and character as the Masthead Lights
which other Steam Ships are required to carry.
, 1873-08-16
Lights for Sailing Ships.

Sailing Ships under Weigh, or being towed, shall carry
the same Lights as Steam Ships under weigh, with the ex-
ceptioo Of the White Masthead Lights, which they shall
never carry.
, 1873-08-16
RULES CONCERNING LIGHTS.


The Lights mentioned in the following articles, and no
others, shall be carried in al .Weathers, from Sunset to
Sunrise.
, 1873-08-16

Governor of the Danish Westndiu Islands. Knight Of Dan
ne6rog and Daaao1Qgsmand,
TAKE KNOWN On the most submissive representa-
ia ton of the Ministry OF Finances His Majesty the King
has been most gracjousiy pleased by Resolution of 18th
LAY 1873 TO sanction tie following Ordinance, extending
% The DANISH Westindia Islands the Law of DIST June
1867 ana the Ordinance OF 9th AUGUST same year, concern
i1g Rules to be observed in ORDER TO prevent Collisions at
Sea, and the lcgai Responsibility incurred by the non
observance ct said Bu.es,-pasrcd BY 2rJ discussion in the
Colonial CoencI fer st. Thomas and st. John the 8th
J mary 1878, and by Bird discussion in the Colonial Coun-
ell tGr ST. CrOZ the Goth same month
The Law OF 21st June 1867 concerning Rules to pre-
vent CoIDions at Sen, and the legal Responsibility incur
red by the non observance OF said Rules, and the Ordinance
Of 9th August same year concerning Rules to be observed
by Mas eg OF Steamers and Sailing Vessels to prevent Col
!sions at Sea, are extended to the Danish Westindia Is
lands in the manner hereinafter fixed.
PRELIMINARY.
l..
In The following Rules every Steamship which is IN
jY Sail and not under Steam is to lee considered q Sailing
Ship and every Steam Ship which is under Steam, whe-
theT under Sail or not, is to be considered a Ship under
Steam,
RULES CONCERNING LIGHTS.
Ls IT.
The Lights mentioned in the following articles, and no
others, shall be carried in al .Weathers, from Sunset to
Sunrise.
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Janus August Garde,

Gou0erneu for de dansh restindiske Der, Ridaer at Dane
br0g og Danebrogsmand,
, 1873-11-05
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

!cpristl D.sugfch 10 7Ha Chicaaa Tribune.
Tho Auditor il enabled to-tiay TO curtify tho
lnte of taxation needed to prcsluco tho anlourt
Of royo!!uo required for stato purposoB md for
IL sclnol fund. Tho ,ato fixed is . Clio mills
on tho dollar valuation. T!iis rato prolucci1
S3.500,nD0 for rovonuo purposes, aud 81. l.0C0,u00
fur school fund. Tie appropriations Of the
last Legislature lnado it necessary to rniAe
GiDO0. 900 moro for reycllno purposes this yGat
ti.En last. II this llatl not bcou no. tho lAte
woull have boer t4is year 3 7-l0 mills. u
aguinut 6-1a mills Inst year.
ULEnE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Alexander T. Stevenson was today appointed
by thu Governor Cloti Of tlIo Superior Co,,tt
OF Cool; County, to tal:o ctfoos Soy. ID. 1873
,,!tlor III act III the General Assembly, npprnYod
Marcl 20, 1879, providing Tor slloh appointment
SwAstr-LA.ip COMMISSIONER.
James Graham WIS appointed Swn,nr-Laut
commissioner for Lawrence County.
, 1873-11-05
PITTSBURGH.
,S}Ytiai E,snafch 10 11niiir tHhuao IritHHs.

TIL: coA,.-miHEns' sTnsSE ENDED.
pl11sruu!l, la., Noy. 4.--Iho Coal Exchange
hold l. meeting to-slly, at which resolution was
adopted to allow tho miners tu so to work ut tho
old ratcs, for the next thirty dsys aH agreed by
them in convention yesterday.
.ri:o money stsingoncy aee:na to i'o eaalng
somewhat. and eolna paror lua boon negotiated
Oh tho 5ti,ota The paHt Two t!ays ut IL per cont
tS;u.tti TIE ttASuEAcrUAEn0
l!1aro ar@arn to hn feeling Of l.opeiulness for
LIS future. great lrany nrc tdlc III this city,
,t:u !. wira no. t,a Advisable for those coming
raa S;s. ssIen,ly mechanics, to stop at Titts'
bu1rsA at Irt.eN-.
Ia tie ..stor'tfiei i'rfss.]
E1rranyHllt, Ia, NN. 4.-At II meeting of tho
Coal atincrs' G3nse.'o. III This CITY, iio follow
INK resolution was at,uplaG:
i.r;p,r.i, THAI, satIns uto consideration tho lssaes
H tl,pnr.lt condition Ut a,r country, VIZ, tie ls.lsra
ur inttu .c1a lGyrr. will rslnle work ut PRESENT At
,i,;. ..t huluf {7i pe!ln 10 tho b!Ale, E:!tl
l,a ,rsmctu thu lrr ~ b tic gise Of kureaL mud u
w;s. ant + bay Ion ,o%-,ll IN tlltnro rrpr.'|ing
i,st 1Aa rye: apu,rnr, btuu III i1.;, 10 1.lalt
g,,;;l vjr word IL g'ss s1a ti.e no.raa" Otherwise,
u Will TT TIN tIrk pppur;any t"a1 ~ tho question
OF nut-coal aGs:D.
, 1873-11-05

Ing by contract tho Texas paolao Railroat1, waa
'nablo to moot NIL It's paper maturing to-ay.
Tho prasont financial condition OF tho country
haa rcnd0rol II impossible for tho Company To
raaizo Tho roaay caah OH ita aHacts, although
tlioy nro very largely III cxccAa Of It's lahsltlcH.
oyer s301010 OF It's paper, most Of 1t oi,.lo1,od
~ prominent Htockllo!dorH, went to protest.
Tho linbititloA Of tho Company nro report
cd at @t.50U.00D, i'll ,Iotes vnrlously ill.,
aoraetl. oil maturing within niuoty tlayn,
s1.Go!ooo Of the loans OH collatcrsiIIss,
individual security, 9C0O,00D Of unsecured oh!l-
Gstio!,s III tlls Rlape OF tlracta, n a260 000 OF
tontng slcbt. amounting In nl to 1lonrIy 1000,
000 I1lis a1nuunt, with oycr 81 ono, ,0U0 of euali
laid IN oil tho Alork 0f tho Construction Co1li-
pnny. hRs beon oxpoudcl ii. tho construction of
THO Toxas Pueblo Knilroad, and there nro '}oo
mics Of lilo roatl eotnpotod, oq,,rrcd, and IN
operation, a,ll about ,150 miles additional graded,
brit1ged a,,l rony for thu iroE. Tho rcsu,trcos
Of llo CONSERVATION Company conaist Of
sS1.000 per milo Ut con,pletcd rond Of
tlHL mortgage bo1ulH Of lie Railroad Company
uecnret by len oil tho ratlroad, itH equipment,
ani1 1,0D0 ncrea OF 1aud per milo granted ly tho
State of Toxus, ovor 32,U00,00D uf unpaid COIL
strl1ction stoclt, most Of which will bo promptly
paid, nslt} private property Of individual Gil
lprsors, which IL very nryo. II il believed thal
tho crcditorg, most Of whom hold largo amounts,
will speedily arrango for MI extension of Ito
}nbElticA Of lie Company, 10 M to Eiyo timc to
realize money without tho rlino,,a gacriflcns re-
.iutred by tlIo ,reaont Atlingoncy Of tho tinlcs.
, 1873-11-05
FOREIGN.
Another French Political
Change.
Political
Another
The Left Demand a Detlnitivo ReCOg-
niti0n Of tho Republic.
The Bonapartists Urging a Plebis'
oitum.
FRANCE.

fHfHNecT
pANrs, Nov, 4.-The Loft, at q neettng today,
roootyod to Introduce al1 amendment to tho mo.
tjon Tor tho prolongntion Of 1rcBtient AinoAIa-
hon'a term Of Office, requiring dohnitiyo rocog-
milton Of tho Ropublfc.
Tho ex-Communists, md Bomn DopntcB Of
the Centre, ARC in fnvor OF referring tho motion
to thu Committee on Constitutional Laws.
Tho 1onapartists to-iay l,oll oaucus. They
resolved to Introduce d motion I'll tho Assembly
for plobcActo on tho form o. Goyorn1nonr,
or Lott.
PARIS. Nov. At is reported that tho Govern-
mont Inns RECALLED the Froncll Cu,ssu1 at Carta-
t;e,a.
pAn1s. Nov. Al. CaBA'mcr Porter Informed
tho Doputcs of tho Loft Contrc, at their moot
i,g Tonight tint tho hight was doBro,ls Of COM
ins to nomo understanding with then, in regard
to tho 1rolongntion of Iachlahon's powers, and
tho granting Of dictntoral powers to his dovorn-
mont, motions for Which would be introduced
immediately on tho roopening Of tho Assembly
Tomorrow In reply to his propositions, tho
bly, That tho question Of tho organization Of tho
Republic DO Immediately plncel oil tl.o list OF
standing orders.
THE nAzA1Si; THAI.
In tho Bazalno coust-mart|al, today, Col.
| dispatches addressed to a1ncA1ahon until tho
Afart'l'al hntl poruaed them. 1Io know Of on1y
ono diBpatcl, received from Rabasso and Wicg.
anl that Btatod tlat they woro unable to obtnin
tho Information they wore sent for. Ho did not
| examine tho accounts these men gavo OIL
returning to camp at 1lcthol. Tloy
never Informed him tint thoy had inl-
| portant papers. He induced tho fact tlat
| llo gayo them no recommendation as q proof
thnt lie had received from tlon, llo iuformntion.
lIo declared tint ho shared tho sentiment OF the
wholc army i'll regard.to II. Kiviro. for whom the
| only feeling was Gno Of contempt and di6tlain.
Witness refused to rotract this exprossion Mt
| first, either At tho request OF tito Duke IL
| Atl1nalo or tho counsel Tor tho dofonso. Tho
| President consequently caused II report of The
language uBcd to be drawn up for presentation
to the authorities.
Rabasac mud WieB woro recalled. The I'reai-
dent caod their attention to tho discrepancies
hctwoon their testimony yesterday ailfl tho eyi-
donco given to-day. Witnesses thcn clronus-
stantiafly contrndictcd Stolrol Thoy declared
that when thoy arrived iu camp he rcad their
dispatches and remarked that tho information
thoy contained WIS tho same which Ind been
! tclegraplled the Government. Tho Commissairc
rcad a,i agreement in favor Of the information
which Ito Ind filed against Col. stoifel for max.
ine nway With tic dispatches. Ho reserved the
! right to prosecute.
The court adjourned au,id great excitement.
, 1873-11-05

LONDON, Nov. 4.~-Tho Spanish steamship
Murillo, which wss seized ct bovor Tor sinking
the omigra',t ship North.leet, hab beon con-
domncti, aud will be aola Tomorrow.
in explosion this morning in the fireworks
factory ut Lambeth killed. oisht persons, aud IL
number were injured.
The os1ico Of tho Lord Chief-3ustice OF Tho
Court Of Common Pleas hus boon rendered to,
and accepted BY, Sir John Duke Coioridgo.
Alexander Broglo,, mosnher Of Parliament
for Wet'neshury. in an ndaross tcfcro Wado's
ooiety at Darlington last night, gad that l.o had
been ofsayed $4,000 tons OF English rails, now
lying ut Now York, ut CO por ton less than tho
original coat.
, 1873-11-05
CUBA,

LUENt
HAVANA. Nov. 4.-~Gen. Jourollar. tho new
Captnin-tsonornl. arrived from Spain Today. and
landed at noon amid ealuteB from tho fortiica-
tiona and 1non-ot- -wnr III tho lnrbor, lie was re-
reiyed by tho Acting Captain-C;encrni and stnfr,
ihe political Governor, and other military and
civil olcclB, and conducted to the palace, CT
corte1 by a military procession malo of ono
company from each batlnlion Of the volunteers.
a grand review Of tho 1ni1tiu wnB subsequently
hold by tho Captain-G Gonernl.
The DiG'o reports TINT tie steamcr Virgiuius,
OIL tho 2uth ult., attempted r. landing on thu
southern coast OF lilo Island, but was repulsed
and started for lAnaiea.
1t iB rs1nored that ihe rebel Chicf Bambetta,
has been killed in tho Haquin distsiet.
4 telegram from Santa Clar. rcportB that
sl;ir,nislcs with the insurgents are Of froquont
occurrence.
, 1873-11-05

THE rowEL1. MILLS.
BosroS, MaBB., Nov, IA meeting Of rep
,csontatiyos Of tito Losoll mills was held in thia
city to-day. part Of tho stock of tho Lowell
corporations IL held III this city. Up to tho
present date, they hare been running on full
time. Tho corporations represented at tho coll
ference wcro tito alerria,c, Hamilton, Appleton,
Lowell, stitldlcsox, fremont, Suffolk, Law
.cucc. Boott, aud massachusetts,, employing
u, ,oo0 ha.tls end operating; 500, 600 apindloB and
$1,000 LOOMS II wss voted to begin
AuxE1Hd ON TnnEE-EouRTug TILE
The Ensl Riysr mil!s b.'gau running on half-
limo Today, according to tho agreement mado
laut night.
IN 1AwnA,&OE
tho pressure mp to this TING Inns becn resisted
almost M we'll aa i'll Lowell. No millH l.aya boom
Entirely suspended. but ono has ceased to run
pomo portion Of ovory tlsy III tho wook, and that
quo runs four days full time. Wages have been
reduced III but ono mill, hut tho possibility OF
general reduction begins to bo ont ntcrteined., Tho
demand for protruts is small aaMl aeock IL ac-
?,,,u1,lating. Tie Washington Mills: however,
arc required to run evenings to supply tle de-
mand FOR vorh.ed goods. -
1,n,rs. They employ 1880 lands, one-soTcnth
Ut tho population ct tho city.
Tho Atlnntic Mills uro rllung ten llouru four
:snys III tho week no reduction il haAda OF
HhrEG.
i'.e pemborton Mills run full time, but have
reduced wayoH 10 Ver cent.
Tho Duck Mills are running nights to supply
!nc t;enuud. :. reduction Ct wages III contoln-
piatcd.
The lawrence Woolon Mill runs but three-
rnurtus Of it's usarhilory. and alight reduction
u tjnlo has buen anatle.
Tho 17yorctt Alii!s era running on thrca-
Eourtlsa time.
The Actll,,on siillD mako full ti1no.
tr tho prcgG,1ro continues tlera will bo C. moro
general deduction Of hours or wages in oil tho
Lawrence nilis.
rAINl,A:'ks TO-, THE 6cALE ctANUFhoTUnEns.
I!,e Portland papurE gGye currency to u rlnor
ti,at Fsirhanss t. Co., tue widely known Hanu-
lactre.a Of scales, oil 1T. Jols.lsburS. Vermont,
had iuiIel. Members OF tho firm pronounce The
report false.
TIE DEx-uUou3 MAREET
il exceedingly dull in botl wholesale and retail
:leparlman.l ;. ttoro ID moro o.: less ainDGrrass-
nent AMONG tho traders, This .hllowu itsola
in QUO .wny, by . special effort te
I,;n so ). goods being reduced in price to tcnapt
r:.al olorn. Tlls dii.;cullian amongst .l.anrfec
t,1ltr s7d thu princes al the trndo in Now Iorl
n,e Indications OF tho general condition.. Tt has
hc4u curroils]y reported OH the street TINT Jor
dan, Marsh & Co. wero in straitH. but ii il la
lievof That, oyon IL 1t WINS 10 tlloy hayo srccess
tully tidca OYER the danger.
, 1873-11-05

,1i,1 N1olt3pIain hEc;iss V.iht t4'l.a
Charges CT !fr1ttssi = A:s,stlaSt the hc&I.,g

Ti,o Nzoiapiai. tsc;.ssa V.int --- 'El.a
C:stsrgcs CT Iiyitt;st Against the ActIng
IcMyur.
All:s1rn1s Tonl.. Nov. d-foon.--At q meeting
OF cit.:ollu last night raHoiutinl wa3 mimi
mo,1aly ndoptod tlut o:s-Astinl: Meyor Paul 4.
Oicalla bo proAacnted III cout: for nh imposition
Gil vidowR ernI orpha1!n. Coalaissacy Alij. Jack
IInlsoa will prosecute.
Tho n,orl,sary report lor tho twcntY-four
!,o,,rs ending Ut noon to-day shows four deal,u
from, ycllow foyer Aud three FROM Otlur ca,l6ca.
LATER.
alr,tpnH, Nov, d--a =. 1n.~-DealhA for tho
two,I1y-fonr l,otlrn ending r. m: Yellow icyer,
4; athev discusses, 2. Htostly .rsin Ainao Id
O'clock. Temperature falliny. low casus re-
lur.eI,
NEw yonx. Nov. 4.--It.o subscription at' tho
polls for tho Shreveport slfnrcru Is estimated
it :lD,0U0.
AT ANn1yA1. FuoM HltrlyspttEr,
tIuM fEe Ci:ItiHHHH E2A,Gtte.Ht, .Hfr.3
Mr.. William ncillAul, teleSraler, who yoilll-
teorcd To 10 to tilrcyeport ntll asai5t in lsoopag
opa,, tio Telegraph o!.icn during tho recent er-
dnnia, returned to this city yesterday having
spout asx waaks ut shreveport villa the fovor
waH NJ iY worst, -Four nf tic l!ttlo l,alN of op
orators died. bu. tho Office waa kent ouol'. hlr
, 1873-11-05
Tho Comptroller Of tho Currency Calls
on tho National Banks Again.
The California L. Texas Railroad Cou-
strnction Company in
Trouble.
Their Paper to the Amount Of
$3O0,0o0 Protested.
Abstract OF Treasurer Spil1ncr's
Annual Report.
NEW YORK.

NEW TONk.
Spsciai Deputeh 10 1hs Chicago Iri1hnt.
yANDENplLrfs REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.
NEW YORK, Nov. a.-Tlo trausfer Of largo
amot,nt Of real estate by flames II. Da1llsar to
Commodore Vanderbilt, including tho present
residence Of 1lc1lly Hilton, No. " Fifth avonuc,
and tho startling discovery OF another conyoy-
ance which Ind bce,l nlnta previous to tho ono
first n,alo public. giving tho salno property to
Mrs. Hilton, 1'a1lkcrs sisler is explained on tho
supposition that Banker believed tint. when Lis
sistor leurncd his financial ombnrrassmonts sho
would rolinquis1l her right to ti:o property which
ho he'd, III d generous mood, presented to
llcr; bnt tho recorded decd shows that
noitlar Mrs. Hilton nor l,er husband aro willing
to rclinQugl tloir claim in favor Of Vanderbilt.
LATER Investigation III Tho Registers oAlee IN
tlicateg that ol, Oct 2S. tho aa1no day s,ls which
tho decd Of the Fifth ayon'o property to Mrs.
Hilton WAS registered. dcct1a were also entered
by Alr. DGnAor transferring Lis right, htlc and
interest in his entire Kings nnd Richmond
County properties TO JudEo Henry Hilton for
The sum Of 5o, 600. THIS property Il not !, lor-
tion Of THAT transferred to Vanderbilt, md the
rcaaonB for its transfer to Hilton aro not
dihccrniblc.
q. Il. an1STELL & CO.
In stock brokerage circles cnnlnr has 1t That
the tir1u Of George Bird Griouell IL Co., having
made ovortrren to such Of their creditors rs hold
Luke Shore Btoct m collateral securities ngnust
loa,s. have succeeded in inducing sonle bankers
mud other snoucy-londorH to keep possession Of
their eollatsral, tho basiB Of settlement being 50
ul that largo quan,ity las been
settled for on this basis. as it
is 70 fnr above tho present 1narkot price. It is
understood that tho document which tho assent
ing creditors signed co.,taint q stipulation that
ulrh Lake Shore honts NJ nro'l.eld by tho asaon+~
lng creditors among the1r collaterals s1al1 DO
re.iatorcd iu tho names Of tt,oae creditors. It
is also aaid that tho creditors representing
tl,rco-fo,rthg Of tho amount which tho llrlu
owcs hayo determined upon IN Assignee III
Bankruptcy, who will bo nnlnstl 81 tho meeting.
HANK INVESTIGATION.
An investigation OF tho aIairss Of the Central
EEHk by COMMITTEE Of the clearinghouse
Association SLOWS it's capiral Of s3,00000o im-
lairod to tho oxtent Of 5720,0u0. Tho dcposi-
tUIE ufb Entlrcd
, 1873-11-05

I.HH
~psea, Aiatafrh ts Tie tAit.mrao 3!it"He.
I.na4SH",;nr, Ind, Nov, d.--The pltthl',lrgl',
t,irri,,,t Il 81. Lut,ls Railroad Today hiacl'aft:-
,y} do ,u::. :y!.t, !:ay Icon employed tlso past
tcasr. il! ":u7cl-rit:; ard halr!alnG the ro'ta,
rny. Yue n,,, "t-o ii! h:n:aht to sAs. e!sy M'd
,*; oc, ;.nl :.ro ltayi;; low" to.nli;hs, the nt
""cntn: rart lo!nt, IL ty]sc"so. TI4oy are 'nost'
J);.y ,isn.:*s;i il, No:. 4.--Ii'o nEo'!t Of tlio
Sarrt.;, ;;.:;. Iaruad, w!o II now ii tho l:Hst,
.r;., :; thaS IL; mi ml III bc,lH, nn' IAN buy
iyo,. a,t. ol1irn, .nta n"1y Tor cash
"ltr gMSA!' iAGtFIp.
pt,t,hDr1p;,iA. h;y. IA late edliou o.
t}a Ecci.iuy I:i..pu.'h uays tho callfo';a ;,' :;
TnxaA tcuutl4tetion Company, eh"ageo ~ p"''o'
, 1873-11-05

Dornnrd's account OF tho postllcnco corroborntop
tllo 1noHt painful reportn that laVo been r''i'-
liA)lcd. lIo saya thnt funeral aorvicep woro go1
dcal woro coiIlnetl II, hour nftor DEATH md )nr
Rod by any posaiho conveyance to tho co,nctcry,
wlcro sometimes twenty 5oaios lny awaiting n.
tcrt';ont, but receiving cn attention. Ine H. total
number Of reported loathH In nbo'tt fo'', nut
thero were probably moro, m inaliy woro r!cYar
published. THO fever III now nbatct, and tho
few DEATHS ntslt occurring aro old cascn.
, 1873-11-05

Opcrn Troupe bns indefinitely withdrawn thu OIL
gageun..t oi that troupe for tho next wock III
ij,ia city. OIL uecolsnt Of tho rmal attendance
rrnn ,nuseAl entertainments Tor tho last two
Weci;s,
, 1873-11-05

LONDON, Nov. d.--l'ho Steamship Tauaore laB
arrived from A,,strslia with .E4s9 600 in bullion,
nearly all Of which III for America.
LONDON, Nov. h-2a. n,.-Tho steamers sail
ing to-tlay tako 1850 0uO IN specie for Now York,
and 1926 OQ0 for Cauada.
, 1873-11-05
INDIA.

LoSpos, Nov. 4.-Tlla 1nte6t adyices from In
din nro q little more encouraging. Tllo crops in
soo districts Of Boll.;al nrc improving, md with
Tie continuance of favorable weather thora arc
hopea Tint q famine may 10 uyertel Or greatly
u1itiHated.
, 1873-11-05
KAEaas clry LIVE STOCK MARKET.

f+Ie4; CRY, Nov. 4.-Carr1.E-Necrtpts, -a,s0i;
si,n All. MARKET mara aEii1s ferde:s a''s1 lHses'
crs buying stsey ut yeatur,lnys rs1rca, =.
lI1,,,-hIurlrt weak nal prices loWcri sa!es "
$1i3h, pluainx nj s3.etG3.@.
, 1873-11-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

rEw YOMt, Nov. l.--Arryetl--St asamghlp
ll..l.o mud tircoee, from Llvorpool; WHO do
lIayrU, from Bvoat.
, 1873-11-05

ApousrA, Gn.. Nov. l.-Thirty-hyo ChineBo
arrived l.clo tc-siAy from indianapolis tn worl;
IN tho Augusta Canal, aud mora ARC expelled.
, 1873-11-05

fi0N fho I:0l11 {N0.) HfFUhI,
Nlr. tsaao Uel'riest, of Shannon Go,,.y, called
Mt tllis oieo on Tnoaday of tlta wool: mud 70.
atud to III tho particulars of terrific lAlI-Atorin
, 1873-11-05

lso,fE, Nov. IA decree Ina ncon promul~
gated for the appropriation OF four moro con"
vents in this city.
, 1873-11-05
T1.A'5'HE,

Gl.0GulIH In this cify, nm Tucsday, tho ah inst..
Patrick t;laE!er, aErl Il yosrs.
EMsterAl tThuesdA9l cdu1 4st South Mayat
NJ II o'G1ock, by c,ra 10 Calvary.
.KNEEtASD.-.ov i, at o'clsck n u., Gertrude M.
Erec}nsft. ~
Ennnral 10 losshili by enss, Thursday, Nov. 6, at
O'Clock.
GAnRlSON--1n this cisy. Nov. !. Lz. Jo.hus Garrl-
ao:, aged n gears.
Funeral frni the reesdcaco Of his tn- Inv, W. X.
Wells LIS 1ndiauaav., ThursIAy tu0rnlnK, Nov. ., at
III: u'cteck.
aslTTH In Uhicot, AK. Oct. Is, nf xwan,p.feror
H:r,non Smith, formerly ns Chicago, aEgH q.
, 1873-11-05

MARRIAGES.
-+.S~ -'-~-"e<-~ '~N~~>|e""
LoTT--WIITE--At Sycamore. H.. Oct. 30. b. !ho
Roy. q H. Ann,s, Air. j. 2. Lott, Of Chicago and Aiias
Mary u. "iifta, ri ti$caEtaFe.
~ bloomington tn, iapprs p!oase copy.
rAoArSoH~A AEA!lTAGE-h @ r at tra Nosth I;s: L.
'fhomp~oa, If Antach, Lake ;m,nty, ILL., and Miss snra
AsEl!nge, Ut hradiur4, isnglaud.
IDQN--HttAYt} On .;nndny cvcuing Nny. =, 1s73.
at Le,iuEtuu. H., ar nl!er ". Spldon q Chicago
End Mss amy liray 9t 11,ztnEon' HI, NJ thu hoass os
TT -iinuss and Nisconafn papers pIeasn copy.
, 1873-11-05

IL IN express w*s"n. on tho rnad ron :s*nsy sis,+t.
~ Michigan suit3,rrn Dnlnt. leyntd vii bo Riyon