davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

1t is probable that the German Reichstas will
soon be dissolved ana elections for new one ordered
10 be held in the last weeA ct December.
A collision of two railway trains, by which
several persons were killed and Injured occurred yes
lcrddy morning near Durham England
The steamships Baltic and City of PARIS,
which left Liverpool for NewYork Yesterday. took
i5ooOo and S-5O bullion. respectively. The steam
hip II herman, for $. Johns, y. F. aud Halifax, took
n63.0oO ia bullion.
Official dispatches from the Central Depart
nent of Cuba report that the insurgents under the
nand Of yinccnte Garcia recently made determined
cruise al the HANDS Of the eonrlg losing 100
sileC.
The Japan Nail which reflects the opinions
Of EnSlishmen Japan refers thus disparagnglY to
he progressive movement in that country "Superf-
SALTY is eminenty japanese characteristic, and the
dea takes possession Of them that they know every
,hng about subject before they know almost anything
There absence Of sOhdty Of thOroughness and
a consequence, Of profundy. The excitement of nov
city, the love OF change. and curiosity OF semismpe.
halfchidsh character carries them abroad where they
Everything matter what. Is of about equal import
Ence IN their ewes. They ask Thousand questions,
scarcclY waiting for answers which are speedily for
gotten in whole part BY aud by. when their funds
become exhausted and themselves bldSs, they return
l0me dissatisfied ami gu ruOus. They no longer
about the necessary TO secure It's elevation
10 tine high level 81 the countries they have visited
They sp0 japanese. with NearuinEs after the III
sCaAi,c Oi no use abroad, and Of little at home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
GEN. WILLIAM HARDEE.

Gen. William j. Hardee Of Selma, Ala, died
yesterday In Wytheryille Va lie entered the Military
Academy West Point from Georgia IN 1884, and joined
the Second Dragons in He attained the rank of
Captain 1874. and appointed Major by breyct in
March, sl7 gallant conduct In the combat at Medc
nn near Vera Cruz. during tho Mexican War.
He also behaved creditlbly at San Augustine
and III Moline del Rey, and was rewarded with
tho rank Of Lieutenant-COOnel by brevet
HIS compilation of Infantry Tactics" was adopted by
the War Department for tho United States Regular
ARMY and continued to be the standard authority until
superseded during the by that OF Casey. At the
outbreak civil he went over TO the Coneder
ates and attained eventually command OF ono OF the
three corps forming Bragg army f40)J men, His corps
began the fighting at Stone River and shared In the
SUBSEQUENT disasters which befol his commanders
forces During Sherman's campaign Gen. Hardee was
driven step by STEP into savannah which he held Mt the
head OF 500 men, but promptly abandoned just as Gen.
slocum was ready to attack him. He rctreated to
Charleston hut finding himself nanked by the advance
OF the Federal troops ana the fall OF Columbia he caused
the cotton warehouses and the arsenas 10 be rcd ana
hastily retreated. He finally joined the forces Of Con
10 Johnston aud surrendered with them since the war
Gen. Hirdeo bas lived comparative retirement. lie
frankly results Of the conflict ana aorsu
10 restore good feeling between the once hostile seoton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
PERSONAL.

Mr. Benson, a member of the Cambridge
rev ~ Enaand which won the race last year. is the
guest OF Capt Cook at Yale College.
Con N p. Banks is the third Ex-Governor
OF Mas,aehusetts TO enter the Legislature. Ex-GoyS'
Inoolp and Clifford were each elected to the Senate
after serving "a Governor.
A pleasant dinner was recently given TO
Gen Rufus Ingals at the Cafe Velour at Paris Many
notable people were present among them Gov Hoffman
Gems. Wright Cullom, Kiidoo aud Meyer Lively
neeches were made bT many Of the guests; The Ame-
I'm R,0ister saws "Mr. W. H. Huntington mace the
best speech Of the evening, brilliant ana WHY Gen
Read proposed the health OF Mr. Wash1une. 70 winch
col Wickham Hoffman responded The COionel also re
Piled in speech happy IN tone aud Judicous IN oeVy'
70 a toast honor of the President
Anthony J. Drexel, the great Philadelphia
banker who has 40 manfuy wihstood the storm which
basproyed fatal to many Others thus photographcay
described in letter To The Ledger: He Is man ap-
nroaohing die life OF medium hight rather stout
with a hEeiydevelOped head, quite bald on the tp,
rnddv COMPLEXION keen. dark expressive eyes, very
handsome with deleately -chlsele1 nostr LIS,
KINDLY but firm mouth shaded by heaVy pIoWn
I1nstaehe aud chin decidedly double. the ensemble
Indicated it'll manness, strong common sense Win
refinement artistic tastes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
AN AssEMBLYMAY scRENADED.

The Hon. Peter Woods, who has been re-
elected represent the XVIII Assembly District in the
legislature sereuaded last night at his residence
Thrd-aye. near Seyeneenthst by large number OF
his constituents Mr. Woods. returning thanks T. the
VINO voted for him, alluded to the many tricks EN-
poyod by his opponents to prevent his reelection and
among their devices no mentioned tho circulation OF
ISLANDERS TO the effect that he corrupty opposed the
Police Justices bill nnd was against "a Spring
election for Controller. HIS action in regard 20 the
former he defended by saying tlat II the Police Justices
Yenal there was sufficient remedy To DO had DIV
Impeachment. As 10 the latter he sdercd Mr. Green
to be q good Democrat, and could not any reason
why Mr. Green should put through the ordeal OF an
election while Messr5 Van Mort AMI Stebbins were lett
Ia undsturDed enjoyment Of their offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
LATEST SHIP HEBS.
For other ship Eros see Sscond PaJ,.l


STEAMSHIP .,c Orb Jennings liverpool OF 25 with
G. 1or,s
steamsb Oh Dominion Walker Richmond City Pos and Eos
wi mus. ana pass. t, Oh Do nnon ntesmJIin Co
Abensr Reed Norfolk, with indSe and pass 70 OH Do
steamship ea Wbitu,y (nev) Wilmington Del 10 Mcropotss
Steamship CO. - TN,
beAa (a Caseano Rottefm % Gays and % iafs ron
the D)wBs. in ballHt
Bark Irondlo3 fapley Boston. II ba'ltst
Bark Chi of nth NJ J. Mcleod London Oct 2, in ballast
4, anchored NJ 5. W Spit Tor orlsrs.
g 10 ephue o1l nnion Port Caledonia c. B. with enst
Brg hatdi. benson Bangor, With lumber. -
Br Crescent Buos Of and IRON WINDSOR n b. ~ lays WIN
plaster 90
schr Qioiiy Piuaiag. Windsor N. g. with paser
Amelia Bal .wih Win lsOr, y. T.. WITH plist
Hohr Mary r. Vsncraf Lamb. ID rea, Ca. wit, lumber
Sch gh! Bol o RJckllni Wood Windsor NJ s. IL lays With
plaster
sc4r II, NAV. Dix. Windsor. n. s.. with plaster.
ser Charlie Moron. Cobb, Windsor n. s. for Phlaiephis
SAILED.
Steamships ThurnSih, for Hn5ars Holland for Lonion City 81
WiND-sunset. Irhs N r. ha1y
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON GArrve ehL Daylight from Basseos SAILED.
steanShD Flag. for Boston.
from GeaOcA; scs Lena S. stO fdm Bosom; Lady Bn1rmn
no m A1ar,. Cleie sehE Carrie Her Tor Providence Sied
Herman Livingston os SewlOs BARK la fl or Liver
roo,
toRrREss MONROE 6-P ss.d birks Preec and Caro-
Volunteer Tor Ga DuuuB; famOyier. for u
brZs Bi.toi. RDb3 for Chattanooga for Saln
nO.e -'Ill 81 stoscr, for st. joan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER T. 1873

splnola and tho Special Committee then entered tho
room and asked II there clause In the bylaws
whch would have to bo suspended In relation 10 the
expulsion OF member He answered in the mega
i've Another member asked II Mr.. Charck was still, a
member Of the Committee. Mr. LedwIth replied taat up
70 'hree weeks ago he attended the regular meetings In
MS district. and therefore member. Gen. spnola
then presented the following report:
Your Committee respectfully report that they recog-
ME as the primary duty OF every official to faithfully
without pervertng hs powers for party or personal
bias Is charges are made against Oliver Charlirk who
IL Ponce commissioner and member OF tho General
COMMITTEE tdt before the late election and before the
nOmnalions we're made, ne openly threatened that II
was nominated Tor County Clerk. would have the whole
power OF the police to defeat thein-anl that ho did
iurlher say that n Thymas \. L3iwth was nominated
Tor senator ne shond not be elected; and Whereas
satisfactory statements made that on election ia
ere with sa election and prevent an honest canvass
IN two or more Senatorial distIIots; therefore,
heSotped That the said Oliver Charick has forfeited
slrilshs 10 membership in this Committee, aud lac IS
hereby expelled theroirOm.
The report was received, and the resolution unnni-
monsy adopted amid the widest cheers and enthu-
sasm motion TO have a copy suitably engrossed and
sent to Mr. Charlick was lost, amid great laughter
Dir Kelly said that il any gentleman had any complaints
to make against the police officials or the United States
authoresthe Committee Organization would be glad
10 receive them at O'Clock each day the first floor
OF the building. letter read from Robert McCaf
fety, rendering his rel ynatiOn as q member OF the
COMMITTEES, on the grounds that had accepted the
Apollo Hall nomination for Senator. After short dis
cussion to whether the writer should be expelled
not the resignation VAS accepted the grounds that II
he a traitor duHng the campaign lie made good
Tammany Alderman. The meeting finallp adjourned
with three cheers for the Chairman and three cheers or
John Kelly, and then, II satisfied with their nights
work. they shook hauds and departed for their homes
The meeting the most exciting that has boon wit
messed in Tammany Hall for some years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
DISCHARGE OF BROOKLYN LABoRERs.

In a speech made by Hugh Mclaughlin on
dent Of the Board Of City Works. intended yesterday TO
discharge a large number of aboTcFs employed by that
Department who had voted the Democratic ticket
The statement set down perhaps partisan state
nent, Influenced by political consideration. The an
nOuIcement received with surprise yesterday
that by ordef pissed by the Board Of CITY Works on
the day after election 3 who had been engaged
in repairs OF streets had been discharged. When
had been determined that there mistake IN the
anDOuDcc mcnt 1t generally believed that these
men-nearlY all of whom stated to be Demo-
previous election in order to their votes Tor the
Republican nominees. The statement OF Commissioner
Within. made yesterday confirms the report OF the
wholesale discharges Upon being questioned, he said
10 a reporter Yesterday that fOrcmen PAYERS, ram
mcrs ahorer and cdrtmen had becn ordered 10 lie dis
charged from the employ OF the Department or cry
10 the question whether the had been Discharged
Tor political reasons, Commissioner Mhlung salJ
Il struck when thc resolutions were oncicd on the
day after election day that they would excite uncnaflt-
Die and be attributed 10 eectioneerug pur-
poses Now 1 want thar, In the first place, we
misc lcula ion as 20 the Time 10 which the ST. Get
Rapairng FIud would carry rs We calculated that 10
would take nearly 10 December ana ~ %
muuicatOn from tie Engineer calling our attention to
the fact tAe. the Repair Ffnd was nearly exhausted
that VIC were Induced ti69 the action dd. We
winch they he kept ~ vord. have never asked
single aDoring vino hi> applied Tor employment
on repairs whether he was D1nOarlt or RepuoHcdn
Between 50l and CO. men, cuUlO)ed pfncipdly III tho
engineering dnp1r m mt ana as cOn'lluclDh corps
have ueen DISCHARGED by tue Commissioners Oi fuoic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
MCSICAL NOTES.

Miss Kellogg is in Cincinnati with her En-
cusb Omar, Compauy. Mr.. Theodore Thomas has just
closed a series of concerts In that city.
While playing the part of Valentino IN Gou-
noud's Faust recently, at Rome Sig sparspani was
wounded IN the duel the sword of fdH@ entering
ms side bot the RIBS.
"ATdar will be produced at the Academy OF
Nusc about the 2h OF the present month The season
closes early iu December but Mr. Strakoseh VIII return
about the end OF February.
Erkel's opera, Hunyadi Laszlo," the over
ture 10 which pop Iar at the Thomas concerts
last sumDer is about be played at Pesth with Miss
Minnie Hauck IN the leading character
Mr. Max Maretzek, passing through New
York on the way TO Philadelphia, will gave Two per
forrnanees OF opera next week at the Lyceum IheaSer
presenting he " Magic Fiute on Ihursudy anu Ai
yatore on Friday.
The Cincinnati Commercial announces that
Mi.s Emma Cranch OF Cincinnati is about 20 enter upon
scous course musical instruction under the direc-
no, Of Thomas and that she will at some
Of The symphony Concerts ia Ne%-fork. Nils Crahcn
has ALREADY studied in Italy ana II eaks volumes io
Der abilities aud Intelligence that 80 seSee
as Mr. Thomas Oh Jud consent " become hei proiesSion
guide.
Mr.. Carl Rosas English opera company is
nov sheffield At the e0se % tne season We hoar
with great satisfaction that tue director ~ w 80
satisfied with his first operate eaPsE ,nderraep
with spirit and hberal1n IcAILIeu o , lin so
energy and Intelligence, should nas sy perbaps be
deemed creditable TO the Manchester puDlc. Nc
have too often heard operate ,nIIv. ever
Manchester Ia which excellence IN hvnV ~
department. was sacrificed for the SAKE VI , .nS
appearance Of few eminent yocaiists MI t"IG,noIe
preferred TO deserve success by more h., w,
method. No department has been considered uL"iny
81 the grraest possible attention. ana We nave nav T
unusual Satisfaction Of bearing on the ylic staSo "a
1eIienced principal YOealists accompanied by mug "
:hestra and supported by good chorus. anu w., we sne
ste doubt tlGt continuous progress unueI lHu oa ~,
CONDITIONS will enable the accomplished dreolo. "
assist materially M helping TO establish In Enghhu III
Institution worthy Of the name VI National Opora'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
PGEPARING FOR TIE CENTENNIAL.
THE CENTENNIAL BUILDING QUESTION.

THE CENTENNIAL BUILDING QUESTION.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. g. The Centennial
State Supervisors and Executive Committee OF tho Cen
tennial Commission session this afternoon and
tonight. On account OF the responsiveness OF the
buildings prop the plans recently selected by the
Committee on Plans OF the latter were adopted
but Messrs. Collins & Autenreth OF this city,
wero chosen the architects TO prepare, IN
conference with the AuditorG neral OF The Commission
aud ropres natives Of the State SUPERVISORS Cy COh
ellis AMI Board OF finance, new pai when VIII secure
a moro inexpensive structure, ana one whlch can oe
erected IN time for the opening Of the Exposition Tue
Alex. Henry formerly Mayor OF this ciJj ana ek
Gov. Vim. Bglor, appointed TO act as representa-
lives OF the Board or Supervisors.
THE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL MUSICAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ga Committee OF the
Philadelphia Musical Societies tonight and adopted
constitution for the union OF all the musical societies
in the United States to take part In the centennial cello
bratiOn. TIE SCI uton Is 10 be submitted 10 the
Convention OF the Philadelphia Societies Tor adOpslOn
It names the Association tho National Crntenhla
Musical League anu gives societies according 90 thelr
membership representation la the Board OF management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
BARBARoUs EXECUTION OF A PENNSYLVANIA
MURDERER.

WILL1AusPoRr, Penn, Nov. Cat LAD p.
IN. AN attempt was made TO hang Wade Tho drop was
knocked out but rope was too long aud he touched
the ground with feet In this position nc remained
shoutiug "Oh Lord, have mercy The rope came Oh
his neck aud he fell over heavily on. the ground His
hodv was carried upon the scafOld and, after long
delay IN arranging Tue rope tho drop was again pulled
He i,l tins time less than three feet His pulse con
Timed 10 beat Tor seven minutes. After hanging ~ mn
80 ne was placed IN n cOfih and taKoB charge or by
ms rieuds aiauy pieces Oi mo rope were cut on ana
rorr,el away as relies by tbs spectators Wade was
very proane before the first attempt aud told the Jalor
TO curry 49, rs ne appointment TO dlno ia boil
vit Inc 1eyil al o'clock. II sud the Only tang That
troubled him WAS whether tao people nc murdered "efo
IN neayen d hell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
Sperlal NoIltes

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher ss'si We eomn. -, a..
LRR HAL LIFT 10 ali .ersoas "a"se AssN -"
hr in add All vho arr run 'oN@
scsnuuc exerc eceutfatod snt eanalAN i..
'nne So All ciuIaS scN-l0ik iihstIfsb
OEPlCR PiaK BAhk BUILDING, ga D""'"""'' ~"' A"S
rn'n n,SsiiL ia ,iRlC fIOS ST ALL riiE Rooms
CAhhFVL i''' L8wiS a. JAns5. Manager.
-, .i.,oa. tn ycselaiion.-Df Is coatss Pipo o,
al h rs the recent beent eng sss u
DbSfdCV ~ RNraA No 10. Pro 10 CO IL
foriaad gwen y" ~ Aurrs, Tils~lRiBUSB NewYesi
Tho Tribune Evangelical Aiiiineo hN,ra No. ~ l'2
containing full and accurate account OF oil The poeeedHss
papers and discussions Of the een' meeting Of the "oRLVs h's
ALLIANCE EewYok re-iy aud will be ns ~
any sddsn United states Tor % ceai, eopy tea
p. for 81 ALI Of the important Hav, and Addresses s9ten
T,g TRIBUNE BxraA without eartila,a ,oesser With s'
.psr. SAoh xue NJ presented 10 Alliance tss aeA Of -"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
rELyGRAPHIC NOTES.

Three shoe ls of el.'h1uake were felt ut Austin,
Yeval., Y.,isrlaJ. 10 dHass- va, i'as
IA sale oil property for taxes was attempted at
ycsssrJJ ~ Ia kLogs oa.S Out no S1eHs "@e
present. -
Pilots r. l;nas and Wethcrili have been dis
i.- y tbs Sre PlO Co4soas ZOE aeonps4cJ and
careless esr.
1t Il denied on ths highest authority that the
g. H. ccpsng has sent IN sseai ka TO
r.asare tho pol s.es ~ soae Essep eohpiny.
The cont loysisy DBtwoen ex-Judgo WV. Howo
,I ~, n &C. ys Ia, beea teld Ia Iins
es its sesoi A,e spoOg ard Hose wtaiiss his sat
m The jary ia tho case of John Alone at Phiia-
inhi, foard lin guilty u with neat TO XII james Kassp
Will, tie .l the marlr 81 aAoIss tsles Tho
l4.f rss0-a-.eagoI ai2sg 10 ~ wsnJ o. tss teat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALsAvY Nov Wheat neglected. RE quiet Corn slesdy, wiis
sales OF 900 Western hei from zoe Barl,y du
Bay Inte 81 CO. and
No Csnida West phytJ Dat, que sale, Of
No. Western a 4S0i0c
CLEvELAsD Nov 0Can dali sr4 inactive. bat Unchanged n
price Petroleum arm and steady.
HswoRLR,Vs GPoar trnsr, sales Of Treble
81 25a s. Dos FanT s9@Fl0 Cora 72i2173e fm
mixed; 7jc fo Yellow AMI Whs Oats d1 dill al
81. Pork duJ SIS %. Dry saei h-s'sshoi'r dil ana
79c Bacon dali; Shoulders Ofrdng Clear Rb
Sides 7c Side s. Hams dll 81 Jr Snn ll Molasss
lc lower Ohcr articles angel Gsi. 1862 CarsncV 30
ga pegilm S1,IankNosYOrz Sbt aG29 per cent
premium
WILxISGroy. c.. Nov 6Soi-s Tarrenine quiet 35d36
ROsn qe - - Tor Cru1s seaJ a. 81 fss
isr b. FOR Yellow DIP. 81 40 for Vsl Tar stealy at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
so,,sts In the Centennis, Exhibition at Philadelphia
with Recommendation that it be accepted
ADDRESS OF THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL OF
CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. G-Captain-Generai Joveilar
,oaav ssued an official lie says there IA moth
s OF such pressing to the public good and the
prestige and honor OF the nation as the restoration OF the
normal state OF affairs in the Island OF Cuba lie pro
nose, TO subject everything TO this elevated con
alteration within the limits OF the laws. The
.ooial question and the exigenoies OF the pres
emit epooh will be the subject OF special mediTa-
tiop And conscientious stuiy. Notwithstanding war
bas been ipiaicd he will seek 10 determine upon the
INST man for changing the condition of aborers keeping
In yiew agrCu Ial interests ana the rights OF pro-
nrIeors the maintenance ~ productive industry, ana
me general good of the airy. He lays down rs tue
bass OF s policy the prncipal thGS tho mission OF all
government is protect Consequently. the fears iht
lncopsiderate resolutions and extreme measures VIII ue
adOped, CHI To Confidence must uo renewed.
for without 1t the establishment OF pubc credit wouiu
be IMPOSED The address t0ucluues rs iClo"s: =,
All may rest assured that VIII c0DpV WIN the
instructions OF the National Government 10 DC nntlrlhg
Ia my CfriS TO preserve peace encourage cIeui anu
pursne fraud taking thai none o. e great inter-
ISIS of the island suf,r white act rs your Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
YELLOW FEVER.

THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS STEADILY IMPROVING.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 6.-The mortuary report for
the "a hours ending to-day shows three deaths
from yellow fever and four from other Causes No new
cases have been reported during tho past 50 nours'
william Juniper a prominent contractor and builder,
died this morning OF yellow fever. The Memphis
Theater opens tonight The weather warm and BUSH
ness Is improving rapidly.
7pm .--Tnere have been no deaths from yellow fever
since tho noon report. The weather Is warm ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

CARRSMirHHEs- the 5 inst. tao residence Of Tho Lrcc
parents hy BlaEt,n. ID. D., Gorge W. Carr 10
Lmlly h ri daughter SitIe OF brooklyn. 80 cards
-KErCHUM-Oa weaesiy Nov. D.. bY Rev J. Bratloro
Cleayer Bure;si A. EelnD, ali of Bruoklyh
NocuLa.
PtLLgR-PURDY- ThurJlay Nov. G. by tle ey Wa r Nor
r,n d. PIler blra da Igafef o. John PorlY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0r1ge, Nov. D. b. the Rev =. X
Nv chel IIrf 3D. se)n w. Koone 20 Charlotte Cush~an
dsughtcI o DAVID eastman.
TYIBR-AUDUBOY-O Weinesiy Nov at the Church OF tina
n,,rceSs on ght, b. the sg w N. Pos dlsai
Haven Dsia TaIaa daughter o.
Victor O. Asiubon Of this ETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

BALTIMORE NOV -CAFrLg d loEs-; hest
sse to-day 4s,06lij tIst generally rsts ar quality 3h@lsa.
or goo quality. SG3s, Teeps 3J2i sae, SJl3
Hoes In moderate d. mani ~ DG'2l rfcsin' CiOO.
SHEEP da and lowe at 4rD5G, receipts 33SS
dali; receipts. 100: nothing doisg
10 hp erlie g through ens All uaIyo Butchers stock
sold at 81 50d$3 IS; shipments 800
IIogf-idye and higher at 51lOc s-let 6rn rcptA
II 900: to choice hslTy - 5OD53 20 10 bgh
So 81 n. Of fincg sytftns 1872 n, sold - 90 Sk
menis, 1000; tarls " II ceirei at tive close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
THE GARNET CRISIS IN CANADA.

PROGRESS IN FORMING A NEW MINISTRY
OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. G.-Pariament met at
O'Clock p n. On tire part Of Mr. Mackenzie, 1T was
announced that progress had been made in the forma
ton Of a new Cabinet motion to adjourn until
O'Clock afternoon, seconded by Sir John A.
Macdonald. was carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
THREE MEN MURDERED BY NEGROES.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. 1.-TWO negroes stole
some hogs yesterday. from Doctor Eagle farmer Ia
Ouachita County. On missing hiA hocs EIgc and thiee
others started pursuit overlook the party ana at
rested thein Daring the might the negroes escaped and
re,oried That They hnd been attacked BY Kuklux
r,ey raised hand Ol about 20 uegroos. aud started
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Capt. Clarke OF the
ship Sunrise recently convicted OF cruelty to sesmcn
obtained another continuance today In the United
states Circuit Court until week from next Monday
II Is thought he will be granted new trial on the
ground that hi. fr mate Harris who was arrested last
night, Is Il material witness III his defenso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Client Commander Oscar
Hcgerman dltY
Master b. seoyers 20 The Vinghp Yrnon Chef BngiRe
Elijah le
Norfolk Navy YsJi E,s Brs III Hsrs
HsVgYat, BeaOlin McAtchs from Tails poosa
Bastin. Bag ".
Js Lg i8charl Trick John "
the Ts.apoosl o the Gettysburg.