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speeial Dispatch 70 TIA CAieaao Tfibunt.
NEWCASTLE. Ind, Noy. 23.-To,dny Warren
yancsi age Of s5. nir, Hutch was . leadng Ala-
son, having boon . rnombor Of tho trata!ni.y
ai1ty-t!,ree voars. IIo alao served with dlatInc-
ton IN the War Of 1912. Tho funeral will occur
Wednesday. and will be participated 10 BY many
prominont Alasons from all parts OF the State.
OlNc1kNATl, ROY. 23.-Capt. r. ". Spencer.
an old aud wosl-known riycr navigator, died at
C,actasAr1, Nov. 23.-Alr. i, II. o7boruo,
Secretary Of tho Freo-Trado League, o resident
of this city, and for many years contributor "
American and English Journals on tho subject ot
freq trade, died AE Walnut Hills last nlght.
, 1874-11-24
BRAZIL,


R1oTnra DEMONSTRATIONS At PARA,
PARA, Nov. 22.--Tho 1'rib4na newspaper Of
tlla city contained an n,ticlc, tha morning,
grossly insulting tho officers OF tho Portuguese
corvette sayres, which camo here fox the pnr-
poso Of protecting tho interests OF tho portu-
gueso subjects. Tho Triouna subsequently
ieslied supplement, melting revolt by tho
populace, who we're nlreat1y greatly excited In
conaaauouce OF tho arrival Of the 6ayrcB. The
President Of tho Province hna asked tho Gov
orp1nent for means 10 Suppress tho rotous douion-
.Htratons. T,oro are great foars OF q gonoral
rising against all foreigners.
, 1874-11-24
CENTRAL AFRICA.

DAnFp1s CAPTURED ny TIE Eoyr11ASs, AND THE
BuLTAN SLAIN.
Darfar, the country which, according to a
cable dispatch, was conquered by tho Egyptians,
is in Central Africa. between II deg. and 10 dog.
north latitude aud 20 dog. and 80 deg. east
longitude. It lies botwean Bornou and Abys-
sinin, almost duo south from Egypt, and wcst
Of 6ennaor, whonee it is separated by Kordofan.
Standing, however, 1lko an oaas, amid tho
Groat Sahara Desert, Darfur is situated
at great distance from oil tho nbove-nanol
territories. Tho country iB Of tho most droary
character without ryorH, lakes, or much cult
vab!o lnnd. with few mountains rising from its
sandy plains. The principal town ia Cobbe,
which is miles in length, and has about G.o00
Inhabitants. Tho pooplo Of Dnrfur, wAo NUM-
ber about 100000 aro a mixture Of Arabs and
negroes, and arc largely blohammedana. T1o
Sultan, who has boon sntn. had Utmost absolute
power. but waa 10 some degree auaenable to tho
ecclesiRBtics. Ills authority WAS delegated In
The provinces to Governors called Meoks.
, 1874-11-24
NOTES AND NEWS.

THE -tlHNES0IA HktaAIQA6HlFs
Special Dfspatch to The tld,oaoo Tribune.
wAnrt1xorox, D. O., Nov. 23.-information llaa
boon received horo to tho OBJECT That Gov. Davis
und e1-Gov. Wasbburn, OF A<innesota, hayo COM
binod thor fozces to dofoat Rnmscy, for tho
Senate htinnesotaua have conceded that II
auch coalition has heou effected Il will greatlg
damage 1laulsey's chances for recollection.
REPORT or TIE SECRETARY or the TREASURY.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury intonda NOT to
observe tho usual PRACTICE with regard to The
principal nawspapors for publication conts,n-
noranoouely with tho ploaidont'a h1ea-
aage. II. 10 probable that Secretary
BriBtow will recommend tho abolition OF tho
ment anl tho transtor Of ail coston claims to tho
Court Of Claims.
": Q. soirp and wife. Of Chicago, wero to-day
received by the Pteadeut '''
'' tTofhs Associatrd Frets.l
HEAVY CLAIM
WARRINGTON, .. O., Nov. 23.-The United
States C0urt Of Claims mot to-day audi heard ar-
guinopt in tho case Of Alarshal o. 1fobertn vs.
tho Court by epocial net Of Congress, for
over $1,000 900, for carrying malls, twenty-five
years ago, between New 1ork aud tho 1athmus
Ut Darlon.
~ COUNTING THE 1xD1ASa.
4 census Of tho Indians belonging to the Rod
Cloud Agency ahows $3.50 OGallalla Sioux and
5000 ArrapaLoes aud Choyeunea, bosides eo.no
200 ognltafas who iaro hunting at tho nopAbli-
can River, and about 1000 Mnnoconjous and
other lorti,orn Sioux WHO run away from tho
Agency rather than bo counted. All taoso In-
dians submitted to tho census being taken ollly
undor tho Influence OF hunger and layoncts.
Red Clouds efforts to Becuro census lad had
tho effect Of reducing his personal adhcreuta
from many thousands to barely 800.
go 'TnEsrABsrns WARNED.
A communication having boon received from
tue Ohoyouue Agency, Dakotp, to tho otlect that
nbout sixty white men. miners, nro working III
tho Sioux Reservation in tho Black Hills, secro-
tary Doano requested the War department to
retaoya auy person who mav DO found trospass-
ing, that trouble with the Indians may be ayoid-
cd,
nEcnuIT1Sa FOR THE ARMY.
Gen. lidor llas promulgated M order from the
Wnr Department announcing .tllat recruiting III
to 10 resumed under Certain Restrictions.
THE GENEVA AWARD.
Tho Secretary Of State has invested $500, 600,
boiug tho accrued intorost on tho Geneva award
fund, in United States bonds.
THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
| Tho Taxpayers mud business men Of the Dis
tgict ot Columbia arc aigning petition to Con-
greas asking TINT tho Diptrict bo governed direct
| " hy Cougroas through Commias,unqrs, without
| tho popular olootion Of nny olicer WlnteYcr.
, 1874-11-24
LATEST NEW York MARKETS.

spteial Dtspateh to 3'Ae Chieaqu tribune.
NEW loRE' Noy. 2s-The wheat market open
supplies in prospect by rail and tho moro favor
able advices from EUROPE giving holde1s OF all
kinds an advantage. Tie falling OFF In the re-
co,pta BY rail ia largo, md thoy promise to bo
still smaller, as tho risk ia too great to forward
but quiot ut tho advance Tho domanl is chlol-
" for spring, largely connned to No. 2 Chicago
Wintor III strong, but not very active. hlilers
hold on. The sales arc 50l, 900 bn, d sloG@
So Ss an6rfaSa 6pessc ea epns asd F No.
8 do. s1.14 for No. : Milwaukee. sl.22 for No.
blinncaota, 51.2G@1.27 Tor rcd Wostorn, st1.28@
1.2815 for ambor do, 1855 for white Ohio, sl.37
@l.40 for white Michigan, s1.2sh aS2 for amber
Iowa at s1.0G@1.0o 1900 bu No. 3 Chlcago at
S1.07@l. .0S1S; 10000 bu No. 2 Chicago at 5t.Qo
@1.10, 10000 bu No. 2 Milwaukee at e1.14, at
which price 1t is now heavy; 6200 bu now Vest
el.28S % roo nn No: Minnesota at 81 .92, 1000
bu choice Duluth at SLID, 400 whito Ohio at
RI.sO, and 2,000 bu wlito Michigan ut 1.37
@i.4o.
Barley is loss active and woahor, and tho do
maud moderate, saos OF 10000 bu choice Cam
and to-day. and 2, 100 bn, four-rowoa State ut
S1.45.
barley malt dull and heavy. sa1oa Of 1000 bu
Western at 151.30 OIL time, and 200 bu Elk
foWGu 6kHL0 ~ 14.bb Ailloty AA5as
Oats arc firnier. though not worry Motive. Tho
saIos aro 58, Q00 bt; now Ohio mixed at 6019@)
Ga whito at G8@G8I9o; WoBtoru mixed at 6711
@6794o, and 6G14o In atore white at 6a@G9o i;
sslato mixed Mt G7c. md white at G719@69o in
storo mud adoat.
Isyo ia quiet, but steady. Tho sales are 1850
b,1 Stato at o719o, in bags:
Corn is tirtnor and fairly actlvo, Tho inquiry
ia clioly for tho homo trado. Tho aales arc
l2Q. 900 bu; dump and unsound at 74@76o;
Western mixed at 00@g2o for old In storo mud
aaout. aud now 40 at 81 @D8Go aaoat; yellow at
02i505o8o for old in small lots; Jersey yellow at
: % TlIe ~ norA marriott Is inactlyo and 1,oayy. Tho
donlantl for tho future is very light. salos Of
i'd bris old mess at lo.75@al.00, aud 80 brla
now city ut &3i.00
Lard opouod strong, but closed weak and yory
dull, sa}oa OF $50 toa Wostern steam at 1870
t4c: 500 tcs do do, sellorn next weok, At 13Jko 80
tes eity Ut 1876. For future delivery wo lcar Of
iU. 000 tca at tie Vest, Belor Noyombor, at $50 !;
$500 tea, seller tlo year, at 113S@19 9-lGo,
closing at 1879; 1,5oo tcs, sollor sx mouths, as
in borti1 froiehtH thore continues to bo yorY
lttlo accomplished, but grain ratoA ars steady at
saturdays nttYaace. and provisions are Higher.
The clartoriug movement il inactive and ratos
flrtior advanced.
Whisky IL weaker. witt, fair demand at tho
decliao Sales OF $50 lslH at Sl0lt5@l ,0a.
, 1874-11-24

At 1916 o'clock this morning 4 fro broke out
in tho two-atory framo building, No. 518 Woat
Chtcago ayonue. alr. Afessigor ownod tho
structure, whIol was consunod togothor with
It's corltonta. Ills loss is $500; INSURANCE un-
Kuow1l.. John Hitler occupied the building on
tic tltpt floor as tailor sbol' '.nd on tho aooonu
~ a sesi,!aneo; loea GU stock aud furniture,
81 bCo; no insurance. Tho cause Of l1ro Is not
known. -...
thn GARNER Of Larrahea strcos Arl Chicago sye-
u,lo while proceeding to tho lire. and two tire
rnen, Thomas Maxwell! aal Narnoy lol''son,
woro thrown yio!antly to tho ground aud buddy
lurt. Yhoy wase takan to tho truck. HOUSE an1
carod for W u plyalclau.
, 1874-11-24


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.-A court-martial has
boon ordered by Con. Emory for the triaI Of
Lieut.. Hodgson, upon oharges preferacd by Gen.
Morrow, who was sent to investigate Hodgaon's
actions and conduct in North Louisiana. 1t is
understood that tho Court will convene at
Vienna, Dec. /. Con. D. a. Trobrland will bo
President, and Capt. Luke O'Roilly, Of Gen.
Emorys staff, Judge Advocate.
Tho Returning Board to-day completed tho
city returns counting the protested boxes as
tboy wore. Tho nrgumont Of the Republican
Conmlttao stated In eftect that tho city election
throughout was characterized by tho nom
observance Of cortain formalitlos prescribed By
law, md that their non-obseryance waa
n presumption Of frand. There was aoaroe'y
haff-a-dozon po1ling-placos In tho CITY whoro all
the formallticB of tlc law wero complied with.
Tho returns from DeSoto. Lafayette, and Graut
arc uot yot received by tho Returning Board.
TIE a1AEoNB.
Tho Louisiana Jockey Clab has tondored tho
Grand Conlmandery OF Loulsnna magnificent
testimonial, to DO awarded tho Commandory
showing tho best drill md appearance ut tho
coming conclayo Of the Grand Encampmont Of
kuights Tumplag.
, 1874-11-24
SPAIN.
ARMY ITEMS.

MApn1D, Nov. 23.--Serrauo will 80 north next
month and expedite operations against the Car
Lists,
Tho Government has oxlcd two Gonorn1s and
several civilians, pprtisaus Of Prince Mphonso,
son OF ox-Queon Iaaholls.
TELEdnArIIIo CENSORSHIP.
AL cougratu1atoy kilograms hont from this
country to Iaabolla, on tho occasion Of tho anui-
yorsary OF l,cr birthday, wherein sho waa styled
"Yonr Majosty." zero stopped. A strict ccu-
aorship over nll dispatches is;still maintained,
, 1874-11-24

Speeial UijHattA 70 1h6 CHldago 7F1bun6, .
WJ.OHA, Nrinr., Nov 29.--1'Ae Republican has
rayow OF tue lumber trailo OF tho past ycar.
Tho aggregate amount Of lumber manufactured
IN WinS,la for tho aoason ID All f1lowa: Lumbar.
81 20u. 900 feat lath: p7oU.oQ0; shingles. H.
OF ,altasl lumter received. Lunlher. 2b. 500 900
feet luth. 4.00U 900; shlngloa, a,0iO, QUO. Total
amount Of protl!!ot and receipts Lumber. a.
pta, ,oo0 foot lath, H. goo 0bo ahingos, 10 ooo.-
about 95, 200, 100 foet. Sioux now on hand, ST.
COG, 600 faet. The lnmbornion Of Winona h1a
financially sound aud generally prosperous.
, 1874-11-24

fudge Gooth-Georgo Arlington pleaded guilty
to tue otinso OF burglary in forcibly entering tho
burn OF Joseph Hogan remandoa till aentenco-
dsy-Maurice HaGerty. joint defendant will,
Arlington, llad lis case plsscd upon bya Jury,
wAo axed Als torn at five years In tho peui-
tontiary.-Ely Dixon was tried for:tle larcony OF
polonatao and drcsB Of the value Of $500. tho
property OF Mrs. J. ". JohnEon; verdict,
"Gaslty," and term Of nuuiahment fixed at four:
years and aI1 months in tho pouitentiary.-W!ll-
lam DanAs, tried for the larceny Of thirty ro-
volyers from tho E. Remington l. aous' COM
pany verdict, " Guilty" and yaluo Of prop.
orty e1a'oe; remaaded TIL .saatence-day.-
Thomas BroHsmau, pleaded guilty to
driving away tho hptao anil b,,gBy pa election
day OF Al4. Gundorron; sentenced to sixty
4ays' Imprisonment IN THO, County Jail.-7DiliJy
Dageart pleaded guilty to the colliniasion of1 /.
similar oaenao agasnst tho rig It William j.
Alo+ean Rontoneea to thirty DAYS impriaon.
1nont liz tho County Jail.AGoorgo Gibson. In
dlotea for stealing 90 from tho peraon OF IL 3D.
s9vk holy to ts Reform, school for
nlcGoleh and Laura Camphall for ito abduction
OF Mary :Watzel, tla witness Welzel didn't np-
poar to prosecute aud could not ;he follpsl; tic
oaas is!' waa tharofore sriaken from tho docket,
sohtot twonty~fonr indictments, togpthor Witl
resolutions axoulpating lAo Statea Attorney aud
hts assistant IN regard to tho reports impqaplng
thofr otllclal ola,Rctor and integrity. Nor full
proceedings OF tho lraua jury hop another col!
upan.
JUSTICE COURTS.
yasticp NydeA--Joseph Jenkins, prgcatad aa
9n tt'sssste OF y house OF iI!-famo; fined a25.-
Nary l'urna arrested oil :ralno pllarga Aued
$2o-Joaeph and Eta Clark, arsostod on sa.pe
charge lined 500 eaoll.-llichard 1sobattR at1d
:!!sep1aWin loacs, arrested for aasau!tng i.
IMylam with doatlly weapon, with intent ia
DO bollly injury continued ti tho aGtn iust. III
bail OF $500 caoh.--Juseph Carann and John
Ke', arrestod for tho larooay Of clothing pelong-
lnE to judao Fullor, at 010 lndlanA 4yenua
hoid tu tho Criminal Court In bail Of s5UU oaola.-
Nolaou do Furgo, argestod OIL tho charge Of kid
napping {aon NlotAer uolslinu) oonttuuod till
tho 28lh> mt. IN bah OF s1,o00.-Willlat,
Drown, arrested for TUG larceny Of
fenced to tbs DElaowell for stwonly days,
, 1874-11-24

and fined e1o:-Anlrev Jackson, arrested for
EaEra'toy; sontonccd to tho Drdewoll for thirty
days, aud tlnoa ei0.-L. ]. Hart, arrested for
the larceny Or lhw books belonging to tho Law
Library anr ho!d to tho Criminal Court n bail Of
conduct ,sontonoed 10 tIlo Drlowcll for thirty
days. and fined $15-John Bell, arroslod for
tlnoriorly ~ Conduct; continued TIL Tomorrow in
aan a o. opep ao5 GSaoe G koGgng e.
AndroS: Lun. arrested for tiiBorlorly conduct;
ncrtonccl to tho Dridewell for thirty days, aud
fined s!5.-Charlos Jones' arraatod for lsocplng
gambling in hoi'uo; hnoa s25Ilzzio Evans ar-
we'll, continued from tho 21at lust, discbargcd.
Justice Sctuy-11attio Ayorn, arrested on a
warrant eharsnE, hGr Tith eonee9,ing nortsngea
Il No: 1874 Wosk Madison street, continued lit
today Il, bail Of s500.-1homas Jackson. arrogt.
nsty ayst3o sit IA artqsc5 ,S for soE-
Iail Of s200.-Owon Do]an, nrreated for tlo lar-
ccny of property belonging to tho Burlington &
Quincy Hatlroad; scontlnuoa till tho ooth inst. tn
bail Of e30o.-Willian Murphy, 1rrestod for w
davs.-Tosoy Whnion, arrested for yngranoy;
| continued ttl tlio 2sth inst. In baiI Of 5000.
| Justice REORGANIZATION Kennedy, arrested
Tor dsorao5y conducts sentenced Se tsd to o nsids
William Holmos; continued till tho 25th Inst. In
i bail ct 9Go0.-Frank EhrgauE, !nrroa:cd for dis
! orderly a =, conduct; ilnod s25-Hush, Neesan; ar,
| Sa5. =
i MISCELLANEOUS.
! Thtoyes entorod tho 'Btoto No. 5210 Madison
atroet yestorday morning ut: an early hour, but
\ were eTl1ent!y scared OF, rs nono Of tho Eooda
| were carried away
]. ..sncal- -thioVes continuo thoir work actively.
Mr. II. ?. Kellogg haH reported to tho polico
j that Ills hnlf was cntored'Bunday ovouing and
! valuable oyorcoat stolen.
II, ThpMas johnson ,Was arrested yesterday. on,
aans e;ssG aon 81 s9W &c W.T. II sgsSg tIpgbg I'll IN IA,
taking $5. uo waa locked III tho Madison Btrcot
! Stats0n.4 -. -
About o'cloos.lnst might've yo,tne mon Ind
j M nHorcatlon over Bomn trivial mattor. on
Clark strdot, in'front Of Arcade court. Ono Of
tho parties Btrllck the other in tho faco. aut iu
return for tho blow rccolyed.a alght stab in tl,a
i fotellcAd with q, ,poaLet.knlfo. Tho nap1o Of liz
yonng man %ho da tue cutting s Joseph Mar.
.h4ceitainod. No priests wero made.
L. Morrison aud {lve or eix ,compauidns, ,vho
are employed on a railroad, wont into: Giartra
saloon. No. 75 West Madison stroot. laat evening.
tho alleged Sirens employed ID tho placo.. ovins e.
1y put hor arm aro,.nd tho uaolt OF tl,o yo,lnr
man above named and-so ho aaya-with tho
other extracted SAG from hts :pockot. uo wons
party, aud complained. An officer was dispatched
to the saloon, and tho Efrl was arrested and
locked uD. Morr1soh Informed the station.
-keepar that ho wonlt4haveq qrlerdy place ,bro.on
up II it cost him Ills fortune. uo was held Us d
witqqqab.
J. Yesterday morning about G:15 o'clock Orllccrs
Langon and Cahill diacoyornd two ,auspicious-
: lqokug colored men on, tho corner Of Indiann
them. While taking them to tho Cottage Grova
I. Avenue Station, and NlIeu uolr Twenty. fo,trtf
, 1874-11-24

Special Uisrateh 10 Ths Chssade Ir.eune.
LAFAYErTE, Ind.. Nor. GA brakeman
named Corwln, ou the accommodation tram Of
indianapolis. Cincinnati d LafaYatto Railioaa,
ol :.on the platform ot abaggago cat, miles
below tho junction, md was INSTANTLY killed,
both legs bong cut on and luis head and body
terribly nangled. It is aupposel tho wind bio"
lin of -asho attempted to. pasa from the:bag-
gage-car to r frclsht-car, tho wind blo'7ing d
Eaio .at tho time. Mr. Corwin was a young man.
His pureuts reside noar this citS.
The wind npsot delivery wagon on the Ioyce,
badly in,uring the drivor, David Walko.
, 1874-11-24

Special Dispatch 70 The LN{caQo 1Yi5Nne, 7
ROCKFORD, Ill. Nov. 23.-.-Tho plurality-wife
syatom docs hot work we'll In Rockford, On
Tuesday Inst young man named i. Richardson,
for somn time u resident Of this city, was married
to respectable young Indy resident horo. ThiA
morning Mrs. Richardson number one pus IN all
appearance. and claimed tho love, attention, and
ardaon was arrested FOR blgauy, ploat1cd guilty,
aud in default Ut $500 bail was eommittedsto tho
County Jail to await tho aitting Of tho Circuit
Court which moets In nJanuary.
, 1874-11-24
Baptism Of the Duke Of Edin-
burg's Doy.
Republican Successes In tho French
Municipal Elections
()iroum mstantial Evidence Against
Count Won Arnim.
Opening Of the Italian Parliament by
Victor Emanuel.
End Of the Argentine Rebellion.
End Of the Argentine Rebellion.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON IN A FOO.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-4 p. m,-This section OF
country is again ongolopod IN donao fog. Travol
on land and water is worry dangerous md num-
ber Of additional ACCIDENTS on tho railways and
elsewhere aro reported.
VESSEL LosT,
LONDON. Nov. 29.-Tho brig Madria was lost
IN the Mediterranean and soyeral OF tho crow
drowned. .....
MucH ADO OVER 4 ROYAL INFANT.
Tho infant son Of tho Duke Of Edinburg wns
bapt1zcl today Albert Alexander Alfred
Ernest William. Tho sponsors wnre Quoon Yic-
toria, tho Emperor Of Russia, represented By The
Czarowitoh the Gortnan Emperor, represented
by tho Duke OF Connaught tile Prince of Wa1ea,
Crown Princess Of Germany, and Duko Of saxo-
Colnrg.
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
LONDON, Nov. 24-5 q. m.-In wow nf Tho
Arctic expedition to bo dttca ont by tho British
Government, Lady Franklin ronews her offer Of
a reward Of $4,000 for tho recovery Of the ofi-
oial records Of Sir John Franklin's expedition.
, 1874-11-24

FRANCE.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-Tho Republicans were splcn-
didly organized for tho municipal elections yos-
terdny. and wozo gonoral1y successful through
ont tho country. The Conservatives wero dis
coi1ragod, aud hold aloof from tho polla.
HIcK AND IN PRISON.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-Danqni, member Of tho
Commune, Is dangerously Ill ia prison.
, 1874-11-24
BUSINESS NIAIIEtfS.

j Meeting OF Pig Iron Manufacturers
or pcnnsyIvnaltn nlld Now Jersey to
Ixc lac1a ro-nny Mt PhiladcIphin.
Special Dispatch to Tie chtcaGo Tribune.
pu,1ApE1ruA, pa., Nov 23.-Iu furtheranco
Of tho following yiows general meeting OF tho
pig-iron manufacturers OF tho Lehlgh Valley.
Uppor and Lower susquohanna, and OF Now
Jersey, will po held in this city tomorrow MORN
ing: tbs interests Of those engaged In tho
manufacture Of pig-iron imperatiyely dcmand
further ourtamant Of production. To continue
producing at tho present state is to invite md H.
dict serious loss on oil ougaged in tho business,
and:on many certain financial RUN. It is agreed
TINT all producers Of pig-iron ought ut once to
unto In mutual efforts to Immediately reduce tho
output OF tho furnaces. There Gnu be no
rational hope for my fayornble reaction III
pricos, OF in domand from consumers before
spring. Tho Improvements will thcn, 1t is,
thought, DO SLOW and gradual, oycn If our best
hopos arc realized. To 50 on, therefore, incroas-
,us tho accumulation on tho banks Of the furnaces
l. ia feared will tend to postpone, aud mRy Who'll
" prevent, such favorable roact!on. During tho
noxt year, to afford living result at tho present
bring $40 not GU tho furnace bank.
Tholo is good reason for believing that
it would to-day command that price aa road!ly as
that now obtainablo but for the exceas Of pro-
proBout comparatively high price OF Scotch pig
t,ou would Aeem to warrant Blch a belief. Tho
fact that satea OF any magnitude can now only bo
made at material loss to the producer, aud thia
at d scasou Of tho ycar when tho domanl ia al-
waYs Rreatesr, and prices usually highest, was
thought to indicate that tho demand for winter
consumption was thought to be small
by those most experienced in tho trade.
All agree in tho opinion that we
must now unite in effective otlQrts to in,r1edsato-
ly roGico the output Of pig iron, Or widespread
tiisaator must result. All hnro common intor-
est at stake, and it ia believed tho future OF tue
trade ia.peratiyeIy domand the action.
"A E.iTe.1nslIr1stlce Company III Trouble
NEw HAVEN, Conn.,, nov. 29.-Ihis morning
Insurance. Commissioner stedman applied to tug
Probate Court for tho appointment Of Trus-
teo over tho American National Llfe and Trust
Insurance Company Of this CITY, OF which d.
Noyos Is President. At tho Same titne counsel
for tho Company fled q special plea for tic
dismissal OF tho application on tho ground tha'
the State law, IN accordance with which 11r,
Etedtnan u,ado bis application, IL unconBtitu'
t,oual. It IL probable that this poiut will be
lrgucd before Judge Beardsloy, Of tho snperio,
Court this afternoon. In his application Com.
missioner Htoiman stated that tho asaotB OF the
Company. In round numbors, ara $9o0,0o0, ant
its liabilities 81, 900,0O0.
, 1874-11-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 95.-Th0 Htoamer Illinois
from pmltadolphla arrived out Ut 10 i. LII. Sun
dAY.
New YonK, Nov. 23.-Arrtvca steamships
Qnoon. fro,u Liycrpool and Dor Europa from
u1usgow.
I1YEnpooL, Nov Steamships Eric and
Nevada, from New York, llayo arrived out.
L,yEaroo1,' Nov, 23.-Stoamship Nopubllo,
{rom Now Yurb, las arrived out.
, 1874-11-24

Lospox, Nov. $l-5;30 .. .m.--Tho ,sRocial
!. Commissioner of tho Argentine Republic has
received tho following dispatch from tho Acting
Secretary Of Forelgn AGairs At Duonos Ayros.
under dato OF tls 2ttl. inst. Tho rebellion IL
onded. Tho ganbsat Para has suerondoroa.
Alitra een to tho desolt. abandoning all Lis bag
Eago."
, 1874-11-24
The cAuAplaN GRAVEYARD QUARREL.

MONTREAL, Nov. 29.-Father Rauasclat, euro
Of tha parish, announced In tho church Of Notra
Dame yesterday the decision of tho pslvy Couil-
eli In tho QntDartl case. Io also declared his IN
tepton to go to tail rather than bury QMbartl In
cousoorated ground. There ia considerable OK
cit3mont,
, 1874-11-24

Dos1oS, Nov. 23.-Louia ], yaliqaet, boot
aud shoe lcnlor, MAS arrested OIL complaint OF
the Now York Boot aud Shoe Company aud ot1l-
crs, charged with irrogularity in Ills dealings to
tho amount Of S15,200. Ho was released on bull.
, 1874-11-24
ITALY.

OPENING or PARLIAMENT.
Roa1E, Noy, 2i.-Tho ltaliau Parliament waa
opened to-day by Victor Emanuel in paraon. His
spcech related mainly to tho reorganization OF
tue tluauoe System Of tho country and moasuroa
fer public safely. Tho King was warmly cheer
cd.