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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

An unknown man was found In Broome street,
opposite No. 552. apparently in ft He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital, but died within twenty
minutes OF his arrival there.
A notebook was found on his person and a phy-
siclans prescription. The former seemed to indi.
cate that he was cartman, aud by the latter It
appeared that he had taken medicine or which oil
OF vitriol was u large component The BODY Is Ia
Z ha
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Cantrell,
239 and 2il Fourth avenue
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES
and ladies' misses and children, at reason
ably low prices.
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THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE.
The International Code Proposition Not Pleas
ing to England.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1874.

LONDON, Nov. 90 1874.
special despatch to the Pail Mau Gazette from
Berlin says 1t is stated there that the British gov
ernment declines'to comply with the proposal OF
Russia for the adoption OF an International code,
on the basis or the negotiations OF the Brussels
conference.
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WHIsKEY WAREHOUSE BURNED.

stroyed-The Loss and Insurance.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20, 1874
At Frankfort, Ky, about midnight last night,
the whlssey warehouse OF Robert P. Pepper stu
ared on the Kentucky River one mile above the
city, and containing about 700 barrels OF wnsKey.
was totally destroyed by fire, with Its contents.
The whiskey was insured for nearly $60,O0O
THE PRINCIPAL LOSERS
are the Underwriters Agency. s10.5OO; Royal, OF
Liverpool, SO, 900; 4Etna, $4,000; North American.
OF Philadelphia. So, 700; German.Amerlcan, OF New
YORK, 50, 900; Niagara OF New YORK; SIS, 500; Penn
syvania, Philadelphia, $4,000; queens, 81. 600;
Imperial, $4,000; Franklin, OF Pnadeiphla, SIS, 600;
Connecticut, $4,000. The fire Is supposed to have
been the work OF an incendiary
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FALL FROM A STREET CAR,

Daniel OGrady, aged thirty.Hve years, fell last
night from the platform OF car No. SO, OF the
Eighth avenue line, at the corner OF Hudson aud
Perry streets, and was severely injured. He was
sent by the police OF tne Ninth precinct TO Bellevue
HOSPITAL.
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FATAL EXPLOSION IN AN ENGLISH COAL MINE

LONDON, Nov. 90, 1874.
A terrible explosion occurred in colliery at
Warren Vale, near Rawmarsh, West Riding of
Yorkshire, to-day.
Number OF Killed and Wounded In the
Mine.
LONDON, NOV. 21-5 A. M.
The total number OF the killed by the explosion
in the Warren Vale coal NINE, Yorkshire, IL
:wenty.four.
Ten men have been rescued. more or less In.
jured.
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ANOTHER CONVERTED PRIEST.
Father Jacquemet, OF Baltimore, Re.
turns 10 the Protestant Fold.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 20. 1874
Rev. Father Francis X. Jacquemet, priest Of
the Roman Catholic Church, has sent his resgna.
tion to Archbishop Bayley. announcing his aban.
donment OF the catholic faith aud his return into
the Church-the PresUy terian-in wnicn. be says,
he was born and raised.
Father Jacquemet has been attending the young
mems prayer meetings Ut DR.. Leyburn' 8 church
during the present week, and on "Wednesday nignt
announced MS conversion to Protestantsm. lie
IS native oi Geneva, Switzerland. aud was
ordained priest III this country IN 800. Since
tnat time ne mas been a missionary priest In the
Unifed states. CUBA and various portions or
Europe, and has recently peen cOppoctod win 81
psteFt ehutuh II this clit.
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THE QUESTION OF THE EAST
Prunian Explanation Of the German Policy in
the Danubian Principalities.

BERLIN, Nov. 90 1874.
Prince Bismarck has assured the Turkish Minis
ter here that the conclusion OF direct treaties OF
commerce with Roumania will in no wise pre)u-
alce the political suzerainty OF Turkey In that
princIpal.ry..
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Attracfions TOT tae L1Uies.-Those IilS
ing fashionable SACQJES should examine kN0X's si
perh variety Of Brown orer shetland zeal, Alask
seal. &c. Al the time they examine his cost
81 other FANCY FcHs al ther of his stores "a
Broadway, in tie Fifth Avenue Hotel!
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
Depnrtm @ ntal Ord ers.

Commander W. whitenead is ordered to the
Navy Yard at New YORK; Lieutenant George w.
Cosser 70 tile Shawmut Lieutenant John @.
Irvine 10 the North Atlantic static Master John
r, Collins 70 the Canonlcus; Lieutenant w. A. Nor.
gan Is detached lsom tue knawmnt and placed o.
waiting orders
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o U B a..
Official Reports of the Progress of
the Insurrectionist War.
The Insurgents Exceedingly Active Incendia-
rism, Retaliation and Ieath.

HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1874.
Onlcal dispatches report the following incl
dents OF the war;
small band OF insurgents entered the village
OF Cano. on the 9th inst, but was drven out by
the garrison with the loss OF one killed and one
taken prisoner.
REBELS REPULSED.
In the Central Department the insurgents at
tackled the encampment at Las Flores and were
repulsed.
On the night OF November the rebels attempted
TO pass the Trocha, near Tower No. %. A vtgor.
Gus fire was opened upon them by the neignboring
towers, and, after fight Of three hours duration.
the assailants retired.
Their loss Is unknown.
VILLAGE BURNED.
The village OF San Geronimo was attacked at
night, on the 2sth nit, by strong force OF rebels,
who succeeded In burning the place.
THE sPANIARDs ASSAULT A REBEL CAMP.
In the Cinco Villas jurisdiction the Spanish
troops attacked rebel encampment on the 10th
inst. near Manicaragua. The enemy lost one killed
and two wounded.
SHARP sKIRMIsHEs.
The Spaniards attacked party Of insurgents on
the Sd inst, at place called Canon, and drove
them from their position, capturing We horses.
On the following day the troops encountered the
enemy intrenched in superior numbers at Las
Viajacas A fight followed, lasting an nour ana
half.
Six Of the rebels were seen to FALL while the
Spaniards had three killed and four wounded.
REBELS REFUSED AT JUMENTo.
An attack was made on the night OF the 18th
inst by 200 insurgents, on the village OF Jumeuto
In the jurisdiction OF Trinidad.
The garrison made brave defence, and the
rebels were compelled to withdraw.
The Spanish War Power Reinforced.
HAVANA, Nov. 18, 1874.
The Spanish mail steamer Isle de Cuba arrived
here to-day, after having disembarEed force OF
1000 marines az Santiago de Cuba.
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THE SHIPS COLLISION IN THE HOoGHLY.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 20. 1874.
The two missing boats crews OF the ships French
Empire and City OF Edinburgh, sunk by collision at
the mouth oil the Hooghly, have been heard from.
They landed on the coast lower down and have
arrived at Kuttack
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The Count I'm Communication with an
Editor.

BERLIN, NOV. 70, 1874.
The late editor OF the Spencer Gazette asserts that
Count Won Arnim expressed the wish to enter
into confidential relations with him, and furnish
Important communications and interesting papers
Tor publication in that Journal
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ITALY.

ROME, Nov. 20. 1874.
Fifty more persons belonging to the Commorristi
have been arrested In Naples.
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FRANCE.
4. Louis Blanc Advises Legislative Reunion
Of the Republicans.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1874,

PARIS, Nov. 90 1874.
N. Louis Blanc, who sits In the Assembly for the
Department Of the Seine, has issued a manifesto
advising the union OF all the republicans in that
body, instead OF coalition OF the centres, which
he deems impossible.
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The Season Initiated at tho ..Hub.o
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature during the last twenty-four hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date .ast
year, recorded at Hudnuts drug store, 2ls
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GERMAN INTERESTS In MEXICO.
lmperialist Treaty Making with the Government
Of the Republic.
BERLIN, Nov. 20, Il

Negotiations are now in progress between the
governments OF Germany and Mexico for the con.
cusion OF q treaty Of commerce
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THE CALIFORNIA TROTTING RACE
Occident the Favorite in the Pools.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 60, 1874.
In the pools In the $4,000 trotting race to.mor-
row Occldent Is the first choice, Fullerton Sec
ond and sam Purdy third. The weather Is fine,
Much interest Is expressed as to the result OF the
race.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
A Merchant Drops Dead While Reading
Letter.

CINCISEATI NOV. ~ 1874.
P. Ehrgott. Of the firm OF Ehrgott Krebs,
nthographers, OF this city, dropped dead this
afternoon while reading letter from partner
in former firm, protesting against Ehrgott
Krebs printing on their business cards the words
successors to Ehrgott, Forbridger & Co." The
letter contained threat OF prosecution ir the
" NOrds cOmplalned OF were not omitted. Apoplexy
Is assigned as the cause OF his DEATH
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A.-FOr a First Glass Dress Business
HAT 60 direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID lis
Nassau street.
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What M. Louis Elnnc States in His
ManifeSto.


MA nifest0.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1874
N. Louis Blanc in his manifesto issued to-day
denies the right OF the present Assembly to
form constitution, as 1t was not elected
for that purpose. Every appeal to the
voters shows that the country is at variance
with the Assembly. 1t Is absurd to ask mon
arcnist majority for republican institutions. He
points out the danger Of Second Chamber. which
would become weapon against the Republic
The prolongation OF the present state Of uncer-
tsinty only tavors the Bonapartsts.
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THE CINCINNATI EXPRESS ROBBERY,
Suit Against Members OF the Company
and Others for False imprisonment.

CINCINNATI, UhlO, NOV. 70, 1874.
Edward Black, brother OF one Of the American
Express robbers to-day sued II. S. Julien, of
Cleveland; Charles Fargo, OF Chicago; Colonel
Kersted, Of the Metropolitan Police. and two
Cincinnati detectives, to recover $40, 900 damages
Tor ialse imprisonment. Yesterday Black was
imprisoned four hours on suspicion, was taken
out on habeas corpus and rt leased. The officers
said his arrest was made through mis- take.
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Cheap k4uxury-Torrey's Patent
WEATHER STRIPS. cold draft. avoi LED fuel saved.
/. ). 4 ]. TORREY. loo Fulton street
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THE REIGN OF WINTER.
Heavy storm on the Overland Route-A
Snow Blockade Feared.

heoVy storm on the Overland Houte.A
Snow Blockade Feared.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 90, 1874
The recent snow storm was much heavier on the
overland route. west OF Cheyenne than here. and
snow blockade on the railroad Is feared. The
Western onion wires, prostrated temporarily by
the severity OF the storm are again IN good work
Ing oraer 10 California ana Montana.
General storm Throughout the New
Dominion.
TORONTO ont, Nov. 20, 1874
About four inches OF snow 1eIl here this morn
ing. Reports from the West East and North show
the storm to be general. The weather Is mild and
hawing. The trains on the different railroads are
on time.
snow Failing Upon the Syracusans.
SYRACUSE, N. T.. Nov. 20. 1874.
The first snow OF this season In this section fell
to-day to the depth OF two inches.
The Season Initiated at the ssHub.o
BosTON, Nov. 20, 1874.
The first snow OF the season fell IN New Hamp-
shire and this city to-day.
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Havana Change Quotattons.

HAVANA, Nov. 1S, 1874.
Spanish gold 20S 2oSh American gold, 2l7
2l8. Exchange quiet put firm; the United
States sixty days currency, 9S 80 premium; short
sgnt do., lol lo2 premium; sixty days gold. ll6
on London, LAB 145 premium; on Paris, III Ils
premium.
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SPAIN.
Army Pressure on the commissariat Of San se-
bastian.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Nov. 90 1874.
Several steamships with republican troops on
board, which sailed from here for Santander, put
back to-day, in consequence OF heavy weather at
sea.
The supply OF provisions In the city is short even
for the usual Inhabitants. and the unexpected
return OF these soldiers, VINO must be fed, causes
much distress.
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A New and Powerful story,
entitled
ALrAMIRA;
SEVERED LIVES,
Story Of Wild Love Matcn,
Will be commenced in
to-morrows
SUNDAY MERCURY
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Allow Wo1cotrs Cntarrh Annihilntor
10 eradicate Catarrh. Pints ST. Inflammation Pain
Instantly removed With PAIN PAINT. Pints. 81 So
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COUNT Won ARNIM'S CASE.
Bismarcks Precaution Against Flight on Horse
back.
BERLIN, Nov. 20, 1874.

The permission accorded to Count Won Arnim to
take exercise for the recuperatlon of his health Is
limited to walks only.
He is positively forbidden to ride,
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There IL not a Medical Man Who De.
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larger proportion OF sri diseases which In cities
and there Is rot medical man who does not indorse
IT, sold everywhere Depot. CRITTENTON'S, No.
sxth avenue.
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A.-Ffne Furs at Popular Prices. Seal
Skin furs specially All goois strictly represented
Call before purchasing. BURKE, Manuiacturer,
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A.-Until the Invention Of the Elastic
TRUSS 6S Broadway all trusses REGARDED by rup.
tufed men with Suspicion and dread. Hernia IL now
cured as easy rs any common wounds
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A.-The Russian Baths. at Is East
Fourth street, brace the system against the effects o(
cold and rseve those vino suHsr rsm shsa OF sas
SagshAl AdaounAA
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Altamfra.

Altamira.
THE NEW SENSATION
The most brilliant new Tale OF the day,
ALiAMiRA:
sEvEREb LIVES.
Story of Wild Love Match,
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Prisoners Executed by the Cnrlists.

The Carlists have snot thirty.seyen prisoners
captur ed at Cavello.
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Armies.
LONDON, Nov. q. 1874.
Special dispatches from Spain to the Standard
state that large reiniorcements are gong forward
to Miranda, where the republican army ls mass.
Ing for active operations In Navarro and for the
relief OF Pampeluna.
THE CARLIsTs ALERT FOR BATTLE.
The Carlists are concentrating around Estella.
under the command or General Mendiri.
The Basque battalions with Don Carlos and Gen.
eral Elio are on the point OF Leaving Vera for
Puente.la-Reyna.
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