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a PETERdN LEGISLATOR,

IHURLow WEEDS TRIBUTE TO II. l. QUAcKEYDoss
"A CO-MEMBER WITH wM. ". SEWARD.
TO the Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Hon. Heman L. Quackenboss closed
long, active and useful Gfe after entering upon his
S5th year. on the 10th inst. at Lam sing burgh.
know nothing Of his early history though have an
impression that he was q tanner. but whether this
impression Is correct or not, 1t is certain
that in early life he devoted himself
to business with an industry, intel
ligence aud integrity which secured for HIM. with
competency, good name. His popularity with the
people is shown by the fact of Disappointing three
different constituencies in the Legislature Of this
State. He was n member of the Assembly from
Delaware County in 1925. He represented Greene
County in the Assembly in 1880. In 1891 he elected
to the Senate from tho district composed Of Greene
and Dclaware and after serving four years in that
body, was in 1885, elected to the Assembly from the
City of New-York. Some years afterward Mr..
Quackcnboss removed to tho State of Michigan,
where he was twice elected to judicial Office.
Upon returning. more than twenty years ago, to bis
native State he Withdrew from business and public
life, and has since resided either at Mechancsyle,
Saratoga Co.; Elizabeth, n. j., or Lansingburgh,
where lie died. Mr. Quackenboss occupied
seat in the Senate for four years
next to that occupied by Gov. Seward and although
politically opposed they became warm personal
friends. Kindred relations existed between Mr.. O.
and the writer of this brief tribute TO his memory
both serving on the same committees in the Assem-
bly, Of 1925 and 1880. T.w.
NeW- York Nov. ~, 1874.
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NEwJERsEY OFFICIAL CANVASS.

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 24.-The State Can
vasses consisting Of the Governor Senators Lydecker
sewell Thorn smith and Hendrickson, met this after
noon in the Senate Chamber to canvass the votes cast a
tho recent election Governor and members OF Con
eress The following declared to be the official re-
suit:
For Governor, Joseph ID. Bedle received o2s3 votes
and George A. Halsey $1,000 votes. Bed!es majority,
Is 233' - -..., :, ooo
For Congress District. SnnicksOn received 1929
votes and AbprisOn 13Ol9 votes Slnncksons majority
ISo I'D District, DODDius received 1927 votes anu
smith OH votes DObbnss majority $780, llld District
Ross received 1862 votes and Clark 1859 votes ROSS
majority 2053 lVth District, Hamilton received 1898
votes ana Place 1881 HamiltOns majority 4,60i wa
Cter,s maority5 With District. Tecse received 1886
yofcs and Ward 13,76s Tcese's majority l03 NlIth
Dstric berg received l3ss votes aud Scudder
s272: Harieubers's majority I9lC.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. PA dense fog again hangs
over this city to-day
PARIS, Nov. 24.-The discussions in the
French Protestant Church are increasing.
OTTAWA, Nov. M.-An American company is
negotiating with tho Dominion Government to supply
rails for portion of the Pacific Railway
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 2i.-The Marine and
Fisheries Department has issued order to prevent
the throwing OF sawdust into the rivers II inteieres
with navigation.
OTTAWA, Nov. 24.-At a meeting of the
Board OF Trade last night resolution was adopted
urging favorable consideration by tho Government OF
Z. NJ sewePs scheme Tor the Winter DavsaSon Of the
lower s. Lawrence.
LONDON, Nov. PA collision occurred in
the channel to-day between the Peninsula ana Oriental
steamer Indus and the Abbotsford. The latter has put
into Dover Tor repairs Tbs Indus prCceedcl 10 SCUM
amptOn she had three large hoes IN B,r side.
MONTREAL, Canada, Nov. 4.-lt Is said the
Bishop will appeal the House of Lords in the Cal
bord case on question whether under the treaty
cedng Canada from France to England the rights and
privileges OF the Roman Cation; Cnurch are NOT IL
irnged by the ate decision IL is question whether
such All appeal VIII be allowed
A letter from Havana, dated the 10Th of
November, says: Lust month party OF % Spanish
sol Tiers OF the artillery garrsOning Fort 81 Hdro, IN
the Central Department, revolted seized coastlng
schooner at Puerto del Padre the north coast and
under threats OF death the captain OF the vessel
to get under way, ordering him to take them TO Key
Vest St. Thomas, any OF the nrlghD0rlng ISLANDS.
The captain seeming To accede to their wishes weighed
anchor and set sal. but ran the vessel dsouilu On
neIglboring key lie then Jumped into small D0a
under pretext of getting all went 10 the nearest
military headquarters and informed the cOlnndnder,
VINO sent force OF To arrest the deserters In'y
cOurf-marla, ana on the Ola OF NONeIuDer
IL OF them shot and the remaining IA lmpflsoheu
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III, 1nk <oiying Pay N0V.1J, "a a. at Howard 1is'o
~ o. IN.
THANKSGIVING Al The Fiys POINTS.
% NJ NJ

No. loo Orth-sL
The ldusify uIkes annual spAi 10 Tie
'A'e-~ '- '"4~< -
work danlg The Ast Year' ,-,,
Eeyel hunilei anu eiefen persons suo''s'oI
Iour huudrvI th0usIud meals gwen
.,,s tunerd and sx posnis o. bread ust
Nor, than aye thousand articles OF othing furnished.
A., thantx Jun shOer
An average hundred den sn u dts dahl,
the ..bles Se'Hs iAnes via
Lresd. potaIOes, coal, tez, suea anu ln,nes
Fourteen ea gwen TAaaAss Day ssI
gb eh0 sc " come
Ne te.ie this rear follow custom and fed al ID men,
women, aud children who may come.
mace du log he
o
recon- VI House isJA. Ae
vice AMI danEg pcoi Iwcnl,e va ai ',lt
guarantee lie eoa6l ge-esOasi Ooae- bAs no. bee
placed
invite and urge public all times s AID i'si
Hoase.
The support House almost eatey b. voluntary eoHnbs
usns and an urgeat appeal for bep mAde. $50
food secoaaasad onz aad will be ven grs'e'
,,,..,,
Tie safest mole q rE4Aaes By sAosk 10 the olss q HUGH
". CAMP, Treasurer 49,, 80
DC lblht g0g Day interesting viii ~ hei 20 ne
Oh ipel IL O'clock and again O'Clock Tie ele vi" W.
o. e terorn cal the le . r,fcses cte. .,--
1l b. the children "a oar s~'' Ps'
usors a. the tlpics . - u......
mrnsari me A'-1A N1-'' VIZ
the Oa.ads Poor bc aaeitnz So.
AL utsr,s I ae eoTAlalJ sueI ~ cay! me aA WIZ u
MORRIS usrp rr,,iieat GEORGE p BgrrS. Secretary,
nCGd n. CAAF, TIE s.l'e. ,,,..,,. ,.
IN 'pfY' MARSHALL sGfItRtS,
lGkD.AiCE u. FoSIkhr ~ 1ASIa SsAeA--
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THE CITY SAVES HALF A MILLION.

Judge Van Brunt OF the Special Term OF
the Supreme Court has just rendered an important
decision In the suit Of John Foley against Chamberlain
Palmer and the city deposit banks which was argued
week ago by A. II. Dyet for Mr. Foley and w H. fieid
for Mr. Palmer The action was brought by the plain
tiR as a Ia payer TO compel the defendants 10 pay
over to the city nearly sooo being the interest upon
the funds OF the city deposited for several years " u"
noodov National Rank aud also 10 the Tenth National
Rank OF this city Judge Van Brunt holds that inc
pl,n,ifs action was properly brought, ana oVerres
the demurrer OF the defendante giving very
linton censuring OF the defendaht as lam
praIn auI trusee denying his right 10 hold tae IN
terest accrued upon the daily balances Oh ho ~
over promptly TO the city.
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TIE RECENT STORMS.
n APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT.

AN APPEAL ~ HE fhEoiDENl'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The President this
morning received the following telegram:
TUsCUMBIA Ala. Nov. %.
To His Ercsllency. U. s. GRANT President OF Ire UH!Ha
States. Last night this town was visited by tornado
which destroyed large portion OF us houses. Ten
persons we're killed. As consequence destltuuon
prevails to an extent that no language can express
There is no money county, and the suferlngs OF
the destitute cannot be relieved by Individuals, and
therefore this appeal Is made to YOUR Exceency for
Immediate relief bv the order OF supply OF ratl0ns'
and am authorized by large town meeting TO MAKE
This appeal Hoping and believing that your ExceeIcy
yl.l respond promptly and piontuullY. .
DAVID r. LINDSAY. Chairman or Town M'etlng
Heartily indused by the Mayor ana Board OF Alder
AlbNiAi T. N'E"o"'" NA"10A
Tue following reply was sent
WASHINGTON D. c. Nov. o. 1874
DAVID r. LINDSAY Chairman Of Torn R stf oy
HENRY +. NEwsON, Mayor. IuScumbtt Ala the Pfesl-
nrnt IN rpy 10 your telegram OF NOV. 49, greatly re-
nets that he is unable t. comply with your request
TIE iln ed appropriations for suOsl5teIce for tue army
viii not permit hi to issue the subsistence above re-
qured. " NJ W. Dill Dill Va, Val ., U,r
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AtLERTOy-at NORTH salem

ALLERToy-At North Salem. Y, sAtariny Eor 81 ci~'
The asel SERGE vii be j d. Tie re-. o. ~ E.7ariT
an grs oS sal m ~ !; N q, & 49, ., me- a. " 'D''
MTCmSoS-On suaiAy NOS. - Ars Jessie A'eson ui'N o.
m "a si ed, are respectfully ai Ell to attend n alsr
e re-eA-e, " C-o4s4"e G.eenf.A vi he-Asae4I
at l O'clock ?.
BooLE-o the inst. of daashc REV W.
r cr4l Wi axe place from L. church
Weiaesay, tn, a. l .. IL.
BoaDES-on Tpcoav Nov % Of commission Iacr wlemorc.
Of Hhan AID Mary g. Do.ee0 sed el's uoH'h'
on Ihur,y Nov o. at 90 O'clock H. TIE hoase Of
her Parents, No Ill " est rweatyt..i+t
HOGAN-In brooklyn Nov p, lS1 o. consumption William j.
Reilyts sa c4l a;e respectfully Invited attend the fn.er, a,
ms le resi1eace Lt,ora st. % i"li'4a' -oh INST "z
LVERIC-On Moody Nov. 3D. SIR Sanc Lrecl. wiow ofthe
Deacon Le'enh Neg own b. ~ ne so. y'a o. '@ igs
from reside No. 40 Ea' I-s 1AsL % " 'dosslA
Nov. 70. ~ IL O'Clock a. III.
LY0Y-on Monday NV % Frank P Lyon, b,or Of c,
r. aud Caroline NJ. L, On, aged IS ,eas ao-s- ins,
from tie residence II. V-n.s IS C4-'oasl DooA!a 90
Wedaeylay SOg. -. at OeOcA
LYOSsAt Hoboken, j., AOnil-, Nov % 1874 j. Harvey
H. oI' yea .o I be- Of the aisoa Con t. Bar
.e Isiet ' 1i ',, # lie F,r.e Npsi Lana VI ,ta ani
tLe members A,na-ttan Commsg eH 30 81 th o. -"
tGap er no. H. 4 NJ. ~lieh hr m ~ ard ths
msSI m en- lite residence 30 ic,OA. O. g...,
thu 27th INST. at 2 ococtp IN.
MoRIsoy-ou Sunday % Thomas Moson ia the ls'
1 o. Us s and friends of the family AMI Of son Th,,s H. Mon
S iSa On %eaa ed 35h .1 q: p
MULLEN-On Moal4y morning. Nov -. L. the - yea o has age
Pe Of the Ism " are inv lis fu-e wnedir the
2Jth at fon Las late re'i.ae 10 A''.''' eo'aei
Duleld-st, b.oJkTh
NUaRAY-At his late resece, IL Seeott Ace LfJoAJa D0ns
Murray, alter shIEt Hines
from 81 PHIs 'harh GO eI Io "Ii '-olsts
Bro .kyn, Welnesdty, 2Jta int, AT p IN.
PFLLETREAUIn Brooklyn on Mn'4Y NOV 20 IS' T. '+-fs H.
Peiee.u. the 7OA year OF his age
attend the 7'r On NrncadaY
2jth inst O'Clock No 80 s''o-t ,es"res
Bonds aud Neylns.
RANDOLPH-Ol TUESDAY Nov "a lS'3 tu - rct Of samuel
aj reds are respectfully invited to aehi The funeral
,ery al Ler reIcge No. ljj AasOase, w i. Z1
at p
REMsRS-On Sunday Nov % at SeTLo,' Catherine re o. the
late Peter VI Cypress HIS % trafs. 90 has ets
Reye Of TIE iair are invited to .tele % i-igsl lou
tie residence her VIM Il el NrF-lots o. eaee
d., Ue1t %. at th Ne" Lots lie ,lel Caa'ch
N2p
sgYMOUR-At Ogea,bug " " Nov D. Ms.J.ae a. seyGoor
o.. .h.e. u Ia Isaac SeymolE Of NeA-lOk Oiy.
STIVERS-Ou Monday, Nov. 3 AnDe Snar vie u james STsr
RELATIVES ami invited the funeral services 10 10
he'll at her residence 1913 Boa4aay Paterson y J..
THURSDAY Nov O'clock Train Ene h. L. leaves foot Of
Chambers st. at InterAent Friday At Rye, \. y
UNDERWOOD-A Bustletor Philadelphia sunay Nov 10 Mfa
willow Of the late John A. IalerSod and
daughter Of the late Rembrandt Peie ased 20 years
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH POLITICS.

RFFORrs TO PUT AN END TO THE STATE or SIEGE
IN PARrs-DoNAPARTIsrs SUMMONED TO APPEAR
BEFORE A JUDGE or INSTRUCTION.
PARIS Tuesday, Nov. "a. 1874.
strong effort IL to be made in the Assembly to
bring abort the revocation Of the state Of SIEGE
The Left are agitating the movement and have
hopes Of securing the assistance of many members Of
the Right. Thus strengthened the Left will make
a vigorous attack Oh the Ministry with this object
in view.
NM. Rouher Casabisnca. and Crandperret have
been summoned to appear before a Judge of In
struction on Friday next to be examined IN regard
to their alleged connection with the BOnapartist
Committee of Appeal to the People.
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LAIkSI SHIP AEUS.


For other Ship Aers see Seven@ FaGcI
ARRIVED
Steamship Neptune, Berry Boston. VIA Hie AM pas to w.
STEAMSHIP Point smiih. P-.sa mise to lodllart
e..
Steamship Eleauorl Johusoa Portland VIII MISE an % J.
Ame.
steamship oiy Of Pcbars Springer Ses e ford Wh ri;a ts.
spsiisap Isaac Ben Bakemaa Norfolk Ciy ianosi.
with bjse. 10 Old Do uiMon ~ arsh9 81.
BARK lie .D l. Greg. Dyer. lc.ta - alil sulphur
Bns Lewis Cars smith. Ban or Tor F-iai-i.a =
schr IGla H. fod sqre. GeoFeo"n > c. days vtA naval
sear Z. z. B'c.,n Warren. Georgct,wn D G with
Scar. " ID Douglass Mcu4)e oari,J4 II days s1 IraL
SAILED.
Steamships Wisconsin fT Live Cty Of Mena OR lLavaaa
Vera 'p Ga stra thsr ton Ne
iilto Pa, Roy, ilt, "vAnoAe Tor Norfolk
"IAD--oansL moderate, f. W. oJuIb.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EEwORLEANs Nov 2IAEuvci al tc Passes Steamship state Of
Ters no. hesloA' sap A-a"i Ion 1ste-ec- o-fA Ai"f
GaLvEsIos Nov 2i-Carei brig Kill for HAVE.
ship cry Of ATil lion NrE lorA
CnAaiFroS Noy 2i-as .;eamsh9 South Carolal 70
YorE: ship -nneus for Liverpool
KOiA C., Aoy .LSasd S:eaashp Zodiac, foT Fes-sR
dina; sohr ). ), DickmJre, for 6U ,tJ1
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nov. 2iSa,d iotts Unt sts: K,te ss1eou. La
Pa,a Agnes Caapl NlctsoI Mat r. mi Maria,
22i Il M4rD'. tAe % NIT
Adens, Rt OJFol' Edwl1. aad IT, Ars"yl o1 "a 1ih
iast ElIdl, CalneTo EIs11g a. Dr- aHd MJ.te.eIJ
DISASTERS.
5 % / pgel ilsiYr NaDe
LoSDOS, nov "a r American biz FrraR halc cane n N
sion another passage ITO Cape
vcrIe, s1Ak. Hel c.eg see s4fei
NOTICE TO MARINERs.
D. G. Nov. .i.I4s l- "a B~a-f Ce nqtes
thai nov 81 lS1 hx VII Oe slcaR fa ihe !bt
no recegl - al "l ves .o-t I" oaD las isa' eD
liked white verei by wane nas-es ey.rv 20 sscosds
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Cattle mARKETx


Carcaso. 2fCArrLEreoepts $3.50; msrtet cai S'cS
uailg unchsnrei: shipments. 1OD.
Gss-Re-cps 900; fairly srv: prices srm a. rssss
Of ST. JUar7 30 with mos O5a$7. shipments 5soD
SBHsP-Receps. 1905 marsa qset ans 'sdyi Common "
Good S3ds4 Is.
PHADgLPBI Nov 2le ierrrd nv beef .e 'hs week vas
hk fos du for gids 1 1g-rpg resheS
$500 head. male u 7@ iDg f.I t.
good iri 7ix, exi beeves
sHEsP-l quite tye and pH,ts haSe
lover: receipt 800 seal ani Sc Il
from &C. - 5a Al 80 to g. - per had Zoe
FAIR good latlDi
HOSTILE trace in hogs slow NJ prizes bo1t tbe
5000 hed sold os 80 $40 - ~ eorie
qlAst'.
CALvg-There has been change his mitse $50
head sold from $50 10 so for Spdnes $50 h
AL veal so at ~ to D. Gc
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moving the inmates OF the poorhouse 10 other and
more desirable locality aud OF converting the pres
ent building into house 81 correction for female prs
Gers f0r which purpose 10 be adapted in bis lndg
Architect submits the necesary estimates for the COM
peton Of the Is and surroundings. I'm accord ance
Wild plans already approved. Has estimate slo
peton OF tue building amounts to A90051 &c. and for
encDg and neiosures 90 800 In all S93o57 49, Congress
having made appropr alton OF s,OoooO on OF
nne i13 ana an additional appropriation Of sso0 on
June 2 1874 Balance Is LETT to be provided for OF sA9,
95 49, He also estimates THAI there will be repaired for
heating APPARATUS s29.90o and for kitchen utensils
washing apparatus and driyDg-eugine, S5y69l. Tae
whole amount, therefore, that Will required
plete the jail according the superv AIchtecss
estimates, IL Sl85,5ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
ARKANSAS AFFAIRS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 24.-S. A. Williams
and J. L. witherspoon to-day appointed by Gov.
Garland Special judges Of the Supreme Court TO hear
cases in which regular judges are disqualified
Gov Garland has issued proclamation Offering a re-
ward OF g. Smiths capture and $500 for the
Of Wheeler.
In the House to-day bill was passed aDpropriatng
the contingent expenses OF the General Assembly and
Senate The joint resolution for Committee to inquire
into the election OF Senator Dorsey made che special
orde fort O-mu
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THE CARLIST WAR.

RELEASE OBJ PART OF THE CREW or TIE NIEYEs.
PARIS, Tuesday Nov. %. 1874.
The Government has ordered the release of
several OF the Of the Spanish steamship
Neves watch sezd at ST. Juan de Luz. on tie rep
resenatoa OF the Spanish Consul at Bayonne that she
laden with contraband OF for the Carlists
sASrAsDER. TUESDAY, Nov "a. 1874
The British steamer Marie. lying in this port, has been
searched by the Spanish officials suspicion Of carry
ing for the Carsts, but nothing contraband was
found board.
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GOVERNMENT WEA THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal OFfiChh'
~ ,surScros ID c. Wednesday, Nov. y, 1874 a. m'
s,,noDsis Gor he pas hoenlv-foar hours
Tho barometer has risen III the ulstricis
or,h of the cali and south Atlantic states. IL t. as
~, N the Missouri Valley, and continues very 10" Ia
fhe ST. Lawrence valley. - . o.,, ,as,
100 ana generally clear weather ana northwest
,"Js pre ali in tne Mississippi and Missouri saeIs,
the south West; aud the upper lake region L9ht snow
au1 nrisk westerly winds prevail IN the lower lake
rasion The cioudiness has Increased IN the Eastern
q iii and south Atantic States wiih nglt rain hea the
coast. o...,,,os A., No..-
png,and and The Middle Suites. The ONO, Allegheny,
NonouRahola aud Cumberland Rivers nave rlsen Ihe
Missouri has risen Hermann aud Jefferson Cliy and
fallen al st. Joseph.
IrobnbilineS
For the South Atlantic ANA Eastern Gulf States, light
rain viii prevail near the followed by clearing
ana cooler weather. northwest 70 southwest winds and
rising barometer.
For the western Gulf States Tennessee anu the ONO
Valley partly cloudy ana cool weather, north OR west
winds and rising barometer.
For tho upper lake region and tho Northwest. clear
far weather, westerly winds Daoaih 10 sJuAoTly, low
bat Using ature and rising llOHei by falling
barometer east OF the Missouri Valley.
For tue oHer lakc regl0a CLOUDY NeptGeI aud GToas
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THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
SECRETARY DELANO,s REPORT

SECRETARY DELANO'S REPORT
Recommendations IN REGARD TO THE PUBLIC
LANDs--How THE WASTE OF TIMBER LANDS MAY
BE LEsSENED-THE MAXIMUM EXPENDITURE FOR
PENSIONS PROBABLY REACuED-THE CONDITION
OF THE PACIFIC AND OTHER RAuRoADs-IMP0R-
TANT RESULTS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS IN
THE TERRITORIES.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Full extracts from
the annual report OF Columbus Deano Secretary OF the
Interior Deparment are given below. The portions OF
tho report relating Indian and educational affairs and
the Patent Office omitted, abstracts of the reports
upon those subjects having already appeared In THE
TRIBUNE:
NEW LEGISLATION REGARDING THE PUBLIC LANDS
RECOMMENDED.
During the fiscal year ending June so. 1874, public
lands ora disl,osed OF AS follows:
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

CHARLESTON S. c., Nov. 24-The new Lcgis-
lature met at Columbia to-day. The Hon. Robert H.
Elliott colored, who recently resigned his seat in Con-
grcss become leader in the Legislature, was elected
Speaker Of House OF Rpresen dtves by vote OF Cl
10 8. the minority Including tho whole delegation
elected by the Fusion party in Charleston TINS deega
ton contains several representatives, OF the property
and commercial interests hitherto unrepresented in the
Legislature and proceedings have been begun to CON
test their seats although they were elected by nearly
inAIurltY.
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Suerlal NUIlres

Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church, corner P.ih ava
and Fon. hth-st Rev. JAMES ~ LUDLOW. D. d.. Ps;sr--
IhanAsyiyBg e.vice THAShSGIViSO DAY, a. l. COCOA N
Preaching b. the Pastor
-5a.,.,II,ce Sotc.Tge NAILS FOK ECKJFs Tor De
ending SATURDAY Nov 2S lsI MI eos AZ 1As sc o. '@s'
THuKSON AZ IL A. NJ AMI on sATUEDAI Al and - ban
'" q L. JANIS .. VI
Day NOv.20, iS7i 4, AT ho""fd 'iA'''"p'
40 NEW.BOTERT, y. Y.
Door, open at IL OOc4 opns exercises commence l'3o
I,rs seekers to BE- present suee, atgnE By the tssos
iron Dinner served IL to occA All interested are ia
he
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4 CALL roR,TROOPs IN ALABAMA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. - The Republican
county officers Barbour County. Ala write to Ator-
ncy General Williams that they are declared by the
White Leaguers from exercising their official
duties, and molcsted in their personal
rights, AMI consequently ask for protection
from the Federal Government. requesting that
troops be sent 10 Enaui and Clayton for that purpose
Ine Attorney fieEcgal. in reply, VIII STATE that tHey
BEN. State Off crs look TO the Governor Tor pro
tcction hs discharge Of their oicla duics ana tho
free exercise OF their prVile ses IA cltiZcns.
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with westerly Winds rising barometer
OF lahL SNOW, below freezing.
and tempsrafuh and ne Middie StQffs, colder partly
In hep EiJane north or r,si ,cinds am SHORTY Ts
conay reamer w 'byhre1tenin0 veather in Virginia
and Maryland. New York the temperaturs
FOR Tue canai reEtN's during "Wednesday night.
Will CONTINUE D.IoW re stations below Marietta
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APPEALS FROM ALABAMA FOR AID.

Mayor Havemeyer received yesterday the fol-
lowing appeals Tor aid for the sufferers by the recent
hurricane in Alabama:
TrscUNBIA, Ala. Nov. "a. 1874
To His Honor tie Mayor V NeU lork Ctty On sun
dav ntght This town visited Dy tefrple torbalO
wars OF $500 worth Of properly was Destroyed II
arsnns w. re- killed and many wounded. Two hundred
Ara without shelter We need money to build houses Tor
the destitute and avert suffering. WIN YOU help us
~ ii +. NEwsON, Mayor.
MoNTBvALLO. Ala, Nov. "a. 1874.
To The Mayor Of Net0 Ork. Tue people of Monteydlio
Ala apDea to your city AID for the widows orphans,
ana other ctz us rendered homeless by terrible bur
ucane here Last ght. q. A. b. SMITH, secretary.
Tue Mayor will receive and transmit all sums OF
money left with him for this purpose.
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MoNrEvALJO. Ala, Nov. "a, 1
INJURY TO SHIPPING AND LOSS OF LIFE AT
DUNyIILE CANADA.

DUNynLE, Canada, Nov. A.-The schooner
Augustus FoEd, loaded with grain went ashore at Port
Maitland last night. Four OF the were frozen To
DEATH The CITY of Tawas went ashore at the same
place Tue has carried away about 200 feet OF Wes
) still blowing gale.
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THE STATE or mann
DOMESTIC MARKb %

NrwORrEays Nov 2t-Corn CASTER ~ 81 ~ ''s s
81 % White 81 o. iIsv fme; PRIME. = .G555c g,l,Ts,
Fair 48USftr Prime 20 Ch0iee,
unchanged Gold. lIlas Enehnge- hev'iorE 30 '''
stsrhag L3yaJ 40
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DIV nov H. b. ID q. Siule-jl, al l.i e. lntero Of
G,u.aI i4l 10 y4ay J..e, laas-s q .l Ae ses.I-s
vi 81. C4tl4rLes.
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Ruptured People, the daaseroas We splz, Lte
LAOS, OoS
Lyosi1ay holds Ia ptue oaD nZl. Al IA 10" c-fe4
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The TRIBUNE has received % tor the Me-
brsska sufferer, from members OF the First Reformed
Church Of Astoria
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Fine Furs porasr sEr'Ey TrR' specify. An
goods sac 90 rePies~ltcL D.I before ta-.44'aS
BURXg. A.H4it,arei, IA B-9l-H.' falk Dana Binding