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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
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UsEMENTs-Screnh Pdge-5th and 9th columns.
BANKISG- HOUSES AND BASKERs-Sevenh Pa9e-lst col
BANKING AND FISANcINIr-Sirh Pa0e--6th column.
BOARD AND ROOMs-SegeRth PGOe-2d and Sd columns
BusINKss NOTICES. Fourth Idge-1st column.
CHANGES FOR BUSINESS MES-Sirh Pdgs-h column.
DANCING ACADEMIEs-Sirh Pa0e-7d column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES Serenh PdGe-ist column.
DRY GoODS-Ihlrd Pd0c-3d column -, 80,
EUROPEAN ADyERTIsEMEHTs-Th Fugt-5th and 9Th
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rfsAHCIAL--Serenh Page lat column
FUsNTTURE-Sc PGOe--2d column.
HELP WANTED. MALEs-Serenh PG0e-4th column HE-
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS &c.-SercnG PGge-6th
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nOTELs-Third Pd0e-3d column EURorEAN-Third
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HOUSES AND FARMS WASTED-Thfyd Poge-4th column
INsTRUcuoN-SiTth Pa0e-lst ana "a colamns.
LOAN OFIICES-Thtrd Pd0t-3d column.
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NEW PUBLIC ATIoHs-Strth PaOe-1st column.
PROPOSAIS-T hiTdP Ggc-Sd column. -
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P0gc-4th column AT AUCTIoS-Jhtrd Pdge-ath col
umn EXCuANGE-Third Pdge-~ith column.
SALES ACCTION-Sectnh Pd1e-Sd cOlumn'
SAVINGS BANKs-Sepenh PaOe-2d column
ruATIOVs WANTED MALES Seventh Pdge-3d column
FEMALEs-Sersnm Pdae-3d and attn columns.
SPECIAL kOIICEs-Fifth Pd0e-6th column 49,,
bTEAMBOArs AND RAILRoADS-Ihtrd Pdge-5th and 9th
STEAMERS OcEAS-Slrh PdGc-lth and 5th columns.
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WINTsB RI.sORIs-Sebenh Pagc-2d column.
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DIAMoND POINTED GoLD Pens.


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z H. L0Rry, President National Bank OF The Repubhc.
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G. y nmpson, Cashier Coninsntai National Bank.
IsAc o. Ogden. Cashier Nsw-YOk County National Bank.
VIA. L. Jenkus, President Bank Of America
J.. ". Lewis. CaElier Union National Bank.
B. Cashier Bank OF N. T. N BANKING AHosahou.
= x S0uthsOrth President Atlantic National Bank
WIN. ~ Cox, Cashier MsehAaes National Bank
J.w.. pS.n and Traders National BsHk
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so4 " al ~, principal ssAtionss and jewellers
JOHN PoLEr Gold Pen MAnuscueer.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET

From private dispatches by Cable to the
Editor of The TRIBUNE it appears that there
was strong demand yesterday for discount
at tho Bank of England This. which must
not be considered apart from other circum-
stances more favorable, does not justify the
anticipation of further advance in the rate
of discount. We know, moreover, that the
Bank made another gain yesterday OF over
half n million dollars in its bullion, and thai
the London Stock market was stronger Con-
soils thus far have been but slightly Affected
by the high rate of interest, and have I'M
proved over the prices of last Friday anu
Saturday.
In New.York, there was q better inquiry for
bills on London, and the foreign exchange
market appeared stronger than it has been for
several weeks. The weekly returns of the
exports show that there is no falling off in the
quantity of our produce which is going for
ward to Europe. Freights continue to be
enormously high and the price of cotton, the
circumstances being considered, is we'll main
tanned at Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Netu-a)ork Daily gribMare.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1873.

2Thc captain crew. and II other prisoners taken the
Yirgnius have been shot; the Government at Wash
ngton fitted out two ronlads for service in Cuban
waters. - The consideration Of NJ. Loon Says inter
pellation in the French Assembly postponed until
after vote is taken the question of prOongng Mac
bfahop's powers; MaeMahon told the Committee on
prOlonging his powers that he did not wish TO withdraw
anything IN his recent message. - Count Won Room
has been relieved Of his position as Minister OF War
In Prussia.
In the bankruptcy proceedings against Jay Cooke &
Co.. at Philadelphia, charges OF favoritism were made
against tho firm. and the probable appointment OF
receiver was intimated. == There were no deaths
at Memphis yesterday from yellow fever. s.
IL is reported that the attempt 10 place
the remainder OF the per cent Government loan has
been abandoned. - Col. A. X Mcclure made a Wig
orous speech at Philadelphia, advocating the adoption
OF the State Constitution. 60 The Albany Epening
Journal thinks the election OF Messrs Hopkins and
Plat quite probable" - The trial OF the Ihorndike
murderer has begun.
Tho eighth juror in the Tweed was discharged by
Judge DAVIS under suspicious circumstances - Re-
nor on yellow fever cholera and various topics relating
IA bydene were made by Drs. Leas. Lorin Blodgett,
md others 20 the American Public Health Asso-
c,o.o, - Mr. Dana, In the Imprisonment case
,es,iaad that Mr. Lamar alleged to have
Aeen implicated in the assassination OF Presi-
sant lincoln - Judge Van Brunt denied the
,oon for a new trial in the Yorkve Justiceship case
- The discharge OF RoseDzweig was ordered Dy
Y,doa sutherland 60 The 5hipownors' Association
raoeives report ON the United States shipping law IN
which grave charges made against COMMISSIONS
Duncan -. thorough examination In regard 10 'uo
Harlem explosion was promised - ooiu' "b A'"
1914. Thermometer. 40, 42'. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

The full significance Of the recent changes
in the Prussian Ministry will appear from the
teegraphic announcement that Count Won
Roon has been relieved from the Ministry OF
War. 1t removes every doubt that the En-
peror has, at least partially, conceded the de-
mand Of Prince Bismarck for a harmonious
ministry. Count Won Room was chiefly con-
spichous for his arrogant advocacy of reac-
tionary principles, and when the Emperor Sc
lected him for Minister President, there was
no doubt, notwithstanding the heterogeneous
character of the Ministry, that the Emperor
had resolved to be guided by this ultra Con-
servatiye. The fact that Count Won Room Is
not only to be succeeded by Prince Bismarck
as Minister President, but is to be relieved
from his post as Minister of War, is guaran-
tee that the Emperor has found it necessary
to adopt more liberal counsels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

Judge Davis, in the Tweed case yesterday
discharged one of the jurors, who, to say the
least, was willing to remain. Ii was shown
that he had been closely connected with the
friends of the defendant; and, as the pre-
siding Judge remarked, his conduct was
coyered al over with suSDicion. How many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
amussmsais. ETC., Chs epenins.

BoorH's THIATIR.-" Rchelicu" Edwin Booth.
DAYS BROADWAY THEArER.-"New Magdalen."
GRAND OPERA HOUSE." Flash of Lightning"
LYcEuM TuEKrER-" Marotzek's" Grand itaiian Opera
NIBLo's GARDEN.-"The Black Crook" Y
OLYMPIC THEATER.-"Rp Van Wrinkle" Rgsert NC
Wade.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HoUsR.-Varieties
Union SQUARE THEATER-" The Geneva Cross"
WAlIAcl<'s TuEATER. Ours" Lester Wallack.
AMERICAN INsrrTurE-Day aud Night. Annual Fairs
Ram BAII.-The Pilgrim.
y. T. BARNUM's WORLDS FAIR,-Day and Evening. AT
Twenty -seyenth-st. and FOurth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

The critic of The Pal Mall Gazette writing some
what bitingly Of Mr.. Joaquin Miller's new book
about tho Modocs. finds it hard to believe that an
old Indian accomplished this smile "The whites
the ocean. strong and aggressive while the
red men were as the sand, silent, helpless, tossed
about run upon, and swallowed up 1t certainly
is rather grandiloquent but not much more so than
the talk of Sananta and Big Tree with their people
after their Imprisonment. Taking up small hand
ful of sand, Santanta remarked You see that !;
that's oil Indians All the sand over these hills is
the whites They arc too many for Us. 1t is no
use our fighting them. We had better be at peace
The white men can whip if they want tor AZ
ter the utterance of this bit of philosophy he sat
down, his audience grunted. and Big Tree arose,
with another rhetorical figure: you see this tree
the leaves on it are the Indians. The leaves in that
large forest are the white people. They are too
many for us. III the whites were to fire Oft their
guns once all the Indians arc deadw The assem-
bled braves likewise grunted at this, and one of
them cleverly insinuated that if tho whites had
been able 80 TO dispose Of them they would have
done it long ago instead Of making treaties-and
further, that Santanta and Big Tree had perhaps
acquired among the whites tongues not as straight
as they might be. This gentleman, like an excellent
aboriginal business man and statesman also OBJ
served that there nothing like fighting, because
il they never fought they never got anything for
keeping the peace. We commend this specimen of
pertinent eoquence to the attention of Mr.. Millers
sparkling critic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-Ihe great pop
paty OF NLBOKs Con LfyKR on AND LINZ has
Uupdnpd persons to attempt palm Of simple article
manufactures bat who suffering from Coughs
Gods Consumption shOud be oief where they purchase this
requires putting the results following It's use are It's best
and the proprietor ample evidence Die OF It's
pulmonary complaints The phosphate OF lime
marvellous healing combined with the
Liver OF by Dr. WLBoR. This medicine e regularly prescribed
l. I..lfa hu & IL CLemisl BnsLnp Mis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Bnslness Noilces.

BACHELORS HAIR DYE il the best in the
,u aud perfect instantaneous Hair Dye At all duggsts
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says: We
commend LIN all whose avooatons
ran and al whose systems are run deNn
nc and cumulative occupying the befest
tine Pre.t - an restores Ca and autograph emo-
ri. from lrans Dvans and citizens NewlOrk PRINc1PAL Or
FtcE PARK BANK BuLDISG pa BROADWAY, also $50 hhaTe
BgvvLlyn. ijS Rrmsen-s-
CAREFUL Instruction THR ROCKS.
IyWts lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873. Price 20
eens. seven 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

sylvania commits herself to course which
must have important consequences. Col.
Mcclure opened the debate, last night, in an
effective speech, reported on our second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

Although much of the doings of the Con-
vention of the Public Health Association yes
terday was of purely technical interest, some
of the topics discussed were of great public
Importance. OF these the habits of yellow
fever formed material for an essay Of consid-
cradle value. 1t is not satisfactory state of
things which requires the dissolution of the
Association and the organization of new
one. 1t was found necessary to take this step
in order to relieve the constitution of the Or
ganization of clause which makes the pres
ence of twenty-five members needful for
working quorum. There ought to be enough
public interest in the work of such an Assoc
citation to secure the attendance of many times
that number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
"hung' jures are troubled by this variety Of
willing jurors

Calfornians are determined to stop all
disobliging illusions to the poverty OF Alaska.
San Francisco is agitated with reports of the
vast discoveries of gold in the foggy and icy
regions of the Stickeen, and miners are said
to be taking out the precious dust by the
painful. The additional statement that all tho
provisions in the country have been bought
up gives the affair business-like aspect
which suggests speculative job by somebody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

The literature of wills is full Of curious expressions
of personal prejudice, often of the pettiest sort
There would seem to be more OF tyranny than Of
affection in the will proved in 1862 of the English
man who in case his son Edward should wear mus
taches ordered that estate devised to him should
be given TO his son William and who likewise pro-
vided that if William should not be able to resist
the mustache, his share should be given TO Edward
This odd old British dislike to q French fashion is
also to be noted in an appraiser and uphosterer who
by his will gave the men he employed $50 EACH
"but to those who persist in wearing the mustache
S2j only" Another peculiar will, dated 1854 is that
of the man who gave his wife $3.50 year on con-
ditiOn that she should wear widows cap. failing
which pious duty she to get only 800. Another
gentleman imperatvely wlled that his wife should
not. after his decease, offend artistic taste OF
blazon the sacred feelings Of her sweet aud gentle
nature by the exhibition of widows cap" In 1868
was proved the testament of Sir James South, the
astronomer, giving a pocket chronometer each to
the Earl of Shaftesbury. the Earl of Rose, and Mr.
A. j. stephens, in the fullest confidence" no OBJ
serves that they would respectively use and wear
them in the same manner T am in the habit of
wearing my chronometer-namely, in my pantaloon
pocket, properly 80 caed.p Why this ssvant should
have despised the usual waistcOat pocket q rest
ing-plsce for chronometer is yet mystery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

The official canvass of the votes cast at the
recent election is proceeding slowly in this
city. In the reports transmitted to us of the
Assembly districts already canvasscd, there
appear to be several clerical errors. Judging
from defective returns of these districts, Mr.
Nichols's majority for Controller in this City
will fall some four or five thousand short OF
Willers's for Secretary of State. BY to-mor-
row we hope to have sufficient official returns
from this and other counties to arrive at a
definite decision of the question who is chosen
to the Controllersbip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

publisher, writing international copyright to
The London Echo recommends that the owners of
English copyright books should sell them cheaply in
the American market, thus in measure preventing
the piracy" which makes the British author and
publisher to rage like unto tho Gagged ion The Echo
thinks that an arrangement by an author by which
his book should appear simultaneously in England
America and the Colonies would bo only fair. and
contends that piracy" is not a case of stealing
all round the thieves mot being equal terms
Ii complains that while only few American hui
morists. poets. and historians are much read in
England that country grants to the American au-
thor privileges whsoh his country denies TO tho En-
glish author This complaint is not so far out of the
way for while only few hours stay on British soil
Is sufficient to secure copyright in this country it
takes permanent residence No positive action on
the part of other Government seems near hut il il,
poesible that this uncomfortable question will grad
ually settle iLle1 9n ilJt pgsgci9lS,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
Fine Arts and the Drama.

Las: evening at the Varieties Theatre
assembled gocdiy company, invited
.hither By La Varietie Association to
view the new drop curtain Just completed
MANY OF our notables were there. our
wealthy patrons'ot art and OF the drama,
many Of the members Of the Orleans Ora
matic and Shakespeare Clubs. Al! feasted
their eyes upon the beautiful production OF
the artist and Joined in one unanimous yer
diet Of approval. Mr. Piggot, the artist.
may well feel proud 10 have thus achieved
success. and evoked hearty commeIGation
from the most fastidious of our 6i'cHGan,
and the most exacting of cur critics. The
subject chosen for the new drop is ''An'
cieut Italy. after the celebrated painting by
Turner. There is the City OF the Seven
Hills. the yellow Tibre. spanned by mas.
sive bridge. In the foreground Ovid
tomb. in from. of it offerings Of fruits and
armcc piled. Flashing foun taius relieve the
SON nbreness Of the massive buildings. And
the wealth Of golden glory that pours down
from the setting sun, making the ripping
water all aglow, flooding citadel and forum
and capitol with mellow Nght-all these
combine to charm. and cause one to hinge,
and look. and look and linger still.
La Variete Association have done much
fox the drama. Our people are indie ebted to
them for the cosies, and finest theatre fox
its size on the continent. But in this new
adjunct to the mimic art they have offered
crowning proof Of the!r hberality and
good taste.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
Fa, Take for Sam Bard.
NEW YORK.
Capture Of Nmmggled GeOds.

Capture OF SMNg9ieN UoOOes
New YORK. August IA special revenue
inspector, while searching Spanish brig
from Havana for smuggled goods, found q
10y OF choice tobacco, cigars, OH cloth, snnn,
brandy. gin and rum concealed under the
coal used for ballast.
!'Iarine News.
Arrrived-Leo. Terry. New Orleans, City
OF New York and Casteiia. Arrived out
City of Montreal and Leipsic.
Suspension Of "a HobOken Savings Bank.
The Eoboken Savings Bank has sus-
pended. Deficit $4,000. The banks holds
81 ,2j0. .00O bonds and mortgage.
Steamers Siezed for Taxes.
Two steamers of .he Pacific Mail Com
pany have been seized for $l26.0O0 taxes,
due the city and county Of New York.
Slippery Dick in Dublin.
It is stated that Dick Connolly, ring con
tractor. who fled when the suits began, hAs
purchased valuable property in Dublin.
Merchants Accused OF Smuggling.
The books Of Dowing Il Co. were seized
today by the Customhouse authorities on
charge of smuggling. The firm state that
the charges were only against the old mem
bers OF the concelI i. it having passed into
new hands since the alleged smuggling z
took place.
tAlIHfe IN DfO0kiyhs
Jobo a. Belts, real estates agent OF
Brooklyn. failed today. owing :o his con-
nection with the late Mr.. Mills, OF the Trust
Company. Liabilities 100000.
Charge Of Crneify Against Once1s Of the
Aipsic.
A seaman Of the gunbOat Nipsic confirms
the published statements OF cruelty on that
vessel. None Of the officers Of the Nipsic
could be found today.
| Suits Against Banks for lnteress o. De-
2Osits.
The Broadway National Bank. Tenth
| National Bank and Tradesman Banky hav-
| ing refused 10 comply with the demand OF
tie chamberlain. Tor payment OF accrued IN
| teres: on the citv's deposits. the chamberlain
| notified The corporations counsel 70 COM
| lrence SUITS !o1 the recovery OF all interes!
| LCw cue them.
| Cattle Disease in Kansas.
Mail advces from Cameron, Kansas, de-
| scribe fearful ravages among cattle in tha,
| vicinity. Much excitement prevailed, mas
!! much as nearly every family owning cows
has lost one or more. Tie farmers and
! stock growers s&joining the village have
been heavy losesr. Many cows are nov
| sick and VIII die.
| The disease eeeMs 70 Ee communicated
by grass eaten, and causes terrible burning
! fever. which dries up the acids of the
! stomach and deposits OF the bowels; milan
! nation O: stomach iollowe. Ne remedy
vet discovered.
imports for .he week Dry goods $2.399,
9l9: general merchandise estimated .
| S., Geo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-02
CUBA.
Carlist Plotting in Havana. /.


KEY WEST, Angus l.-Mail advices fIsaSs
Havana OF the twenty-n,n:h rltimO contain
the following intelligence: The gOysIs,
ment has obtained possession of imporsnI3:
documents revealing tlandestine labOrs G.
the Carlists in this province. and criminns-
ing Quijano, counsel ior the TransatlaDtn
Steamship Company and legal agent sn.
several wealthy merchants OF HayaE.
Other persons are implicated and are nnEss
the surveillance Of the courts. The arrsSS
Of some prominent men is :1mOred.
IN searching the house o; fuiianO. $tJf9i.
900 in gold was found which, it is said, wEs
collected here TO be sen. 70 England IT,
further the cause of the Carlists.
|. The Tribune calls upah the government
to embargo the property Of the Csrlist coz
spirators in Havana.
Commissioner to the Revoiutienisin.
The commissioner sen. by the CaptaSe
General 20 the insurgents has retnrnfa.
after an interview with Cespedes, wby
firmly refused to enter into any negotias-
tiOns.
Fighting on the leland.
Severe engagements have taken place
near Puerto Principe win the insuHgent,
The town of Yareyal was attacked recently
by 300 Cubans. Atte. 8 fight Of severss.
hours they were repu.sed. cut set ire ~.
several houses.
Guzhana. prominent Cuban, who was
made lieutenant colonel N the Spanish
army for saving Valmaseda from beins::
captured by the INSURGENTS At one time,
was lately killed in battle.