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nowlsa.MArcn on THE HUDSON

hoW!Na.MATCH ON THE HUDSON.
New YoER, June l0.-TEa i!nal lcposit Of $500
was posted in tllia city last evening In tho row.
ing.mntch tor tho championship and 81 900, bo-
tween William sollarif, Of ri pittnturg, spd james
at r. skslill on tho 9th inHE.
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NEW YonR, Juno 16.-A letter from Domarnrn,
West Inlios.HayB :"Ihe busiuosB establishments
Of llnmsay, Hill Il Co., irving, Macarthur It. Co.,
md II. L. Cenuolo wero burned alny 113, iuyoly-
ing a loyB OF $500, ono /; fllT innurol."
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WATERFOWL, MASS, LIVESTOCK MARKET,

WATIKTowN, SlnBs., juno 1H,-DEHF OArrLE-Rc-
coits 67J quicker anl better market tn-ltay; price
atreag at c hlgher, live woight. Stock noarly nil
changed han!a Bales OF clloco ut $!H.25GS10.6O e1-
ra at $97631o00 first quality at 9.0D0.5O asconl
ut $7.HQGs8.50 third ut $0.U0aB.75.
sItExr AND LAMDs-ltsceir.s 733: more plenty.
at so.oc@s.75; spring lambs loeS1 per Ii.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, june 1G.-It Ii reported TINT q battle
,osnWancod ut EHLola, md ii proceeding adyan-
kageous1y to tho Republicans.
, 1874-06-17

1T l,as rainod in lansing nearly oyary day
for two weohs, mud tho river there IL higher than
during tho spring flood.
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,slAclItnnTnM
NholtlN0tutss
,r,,.t..ua r..,,, a.. ,,... p,
- eo"..--""oe -.0- --".- Wv l--o- 0.o"
| reported bY tho Hopato Committee on Din.
trlot Ut Columbia Affairs In regard to Tho do7oru-
! tnont Of tho District.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Sonntc wont into o1eoutiyo eesaion, sauQ.
aoon after, adjournod.
HOUSE OF n15pllsBENTA ATIVEB.
u, a,., EtroGIoH CASE.
from tho further confederation of tho Nrknnsan
contested election cnao Of 3rsdloy aaainst
IIvnes. ~o ~ 0' "a"t"''
1Nn11N 4rpunrnr4 4ryor nr,r
Thu 11ose to, frocooo n nthn t,n con.,ar,
tiop OF tIo Hc,lato H,ne,rnonts to tho I"fIinn
Appropriation bt,l, Tho a,nondmot,fe. forty.fo,r
hi nu,nher. woro rnnattv NJ n Yorhn} chnr.ctnr
and those were gcnorally conquered in. Tic
muro imnortant anrs w:ro t,o,,.connnrred IN
md cptfereuco contntttno orderntl. '
GENEVA AwAnt,.
A conference cotntnittoo VIVA orfIoro1 IN thu
Geneva Award bijl. 'N'
Tho r11loe roro a,1at,onf]ci and tbo hill n,esed
for lilo rolief nj nnyii,rs nsttf,onn l,nvi,,r M
cnritnl stuck, and toi,W bueinosa aolojy for tia
bonolt Of dopostors
uuAL1f1cArtoue OF prLEoAres.
Mr., SMITH fNow York;. from tlia Comn,ttoe
on Elections, reported b{ll nroyitin0 thnt M
body el.n}l DO n Golega!o in tho lo1so OF Xepre-
nontutiyeH from my Territory who has uot at
tntnot tho ngo of 70 yonrs md boon aeyen YoarH
citizen OF tho United HtRtcy. at,d wlu shRI mt
bo MI inllebitant. Of tho Territory aul no nor
ron who in guilty either Of bgamy OF po'ygamy
is to bo eligible. Passed. Tho bill docs not aE-
ply to Sitting dolegatos.
ANorl!rIt ELECTION CASE.
tions, made repott in the Arkanaas eloctio1,
caso tha: Wilsl,iro tho sitting me,nbor, was not
entitled to tho scat, and that nuntor. tho con-
toatnnt, was. The report, which was uran-
nous WAS agrced 70 wittlont division. and Gun
!or "aa s"orn IN, taxing tho moalnod (not tho
lfoh"clao} oath. h.
SOUTHERN clA1sta.
hir. "a MhGMoE' irosn tho committee on war
G.s. a1e ,eP1tlou IL p 91se.'ulae 70 nne 4tn o.
3nly, io1o, Tue tl,lle mltnin Wl1'ch ResE,oin ior
altowances Ml' may DC PIohontea 70 tno nontnofn
Cnahs Co'nt.les'ons, @l,u !'roSlalng aor tle hp-
Ro,n.mehs ona1 oi TWO "ooi'lonhA COMMISSIONER
"o'ou' .,.. .
CLEvEIAap 1I't;l, m4h1sE HOSPITAL
Mt. lAhuNn ~, .,gsuo ~ shluu .no iuqe nnu
Joar", od @romnfa 1t Goys'sn r. n w." to GIarns
'as aod' aa gIouat ~ - "a oves"n at III To- Govo, .
nn,u.,,, ~ ~ VIZ AoS S"'o7 '' sAo
"''''''''''0' OCEAN rEnEonArua.
ai' ado. LII tiio i Jout.co ou ro,olgn H.
tats UpW tuu - n .esaslaPns'
,,,a,,. ,o s ,e ~. nus
~ t'nrofor" "ns t; " sp9fn M
wbio afrooted 3D. no existing richss h mi assnmed e
~ GAeausase aatnot!.5 ~ So'6tesn. II Snso Sn'
I;I .,os sosad ~ "'A @01iA"e" eo"oA"''s'
M Nv VIZ Gdx pS"sSa. ss,a., x,u+,, ao,,
rnn;. III. 1ns' ~, =, un9n so M
"Fso'"A "A''' W WV a Suo aauJSo'' N"'a oH s@oo'
Mr. n11npnycS ,r,oi1 a"'s to s.,a,a .,,o r,,on
o,,a f ndo o,t;n ovoa W suspHnu tno laIes,
~, Eiaotions tn ra,,ort nc1t satnrdev tha rsamit
in,t o %, ~ ,,ar. vi se t1n " 10y
0AN ." ~oN"A-As 0"sAAeA+t NcAeH"'0 tA0AA
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tho committee. for renorta OF private character
for referonco to tho Committee Of tho Whoo On
tho privato caten1ar, and argo numbor Of such
bllls woro reported aud roferrou.
, 1874-06-17

Morsa's Luxureno, a Late Discovery.
Purified, deoaotlxcl coeoanut OIL aud other ingre-
densr elegantly combined. Az har-tlrcssing It haa
tqual, aud its effect in restoring and preserving
the hair Is truly remarkable; 30 CENTS. Van Schaack
Stevenson 4 Neil Northwcstcrn AgeMts
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- )
Tho 2:3l raco was thon trottcd, tho pl,rso be-
ing 81, 600. Lady MorriHon q sister Of Ristori,
tllo winner Of tho shree-mnuto race, took tho
first mo1loy, $3.50 Belle, second money, sam;
Young Wilkes, third money, $3.50; aud Catskill
fourth money, G150.
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MARRIAGES.
GtIAAt-pEbtnliQKE-Jn Chicago ,Iuue tb h.
nn Roy. Father llunns Mr, FlornI b. hIcaolau. aa
Misi JullA Pembroke, ~
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Tho London EchHomts! of May so makes tho
following stato1nent nbout tho caso of tho Amorl-
oaI railway ffautA In Paris: IA fresh suit arisf1g
out OF tho TEans-ContiucntaIn Hallway swindie has
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reported by tho Honato Committee on Din
trlot of Columbia Affairs in regard to Tho Go.oru-
nont OF tho District.
ADJOURNMENT.
The sonnte wont into executive geaaon, and,
aoon after, aliournod.
, 1874-06-17


enrolment ot tAe revision Of tue statutes wcro
coucurrol III.
THE cnonpEns1Na o1A1M.]
Alr. BUTLER [alaas). from tho Judiciary
Mug olain,H to the Court Of Claiins. Refarrcd
to tho Committee OF tho Whole on tho private
cAlondnr.
pESsroN uILIs
to the numbor OF 115 wore reported and pAaHol,
Mr.. 1lUSK, from tho Committee on Inynlltl
Pensions. repoltoi tho bull providing TINT all
rolaona oil account OF wounds received or djy-
uaso contracted in tho service OF tho United
States since the 4th Of Dlareh, 1851, which have
heen grained or may horoafter bo granted OH nh
application filed previous to tlo 1Ht Of Ju1,ua.y,
1876, sllal commence from tho dato of tho deatl
Or tiHcl1argo, and that tho ar1eara Of such pom
aions Hhaii bo paid.
Air. BECK ruisod point Of orier that tho
evening session WIS ordered for tho conaidora-
ton Of private bills, anu that this waB . public
bill.
Tho SPEAKER pro tom. (coHana) overrulcd
Il III. rAltllER IN. 1I.) declared tint tho bill
would take s10,000. 0ou out of the Treasury.
Mr.. HUSk replied that the bill only proposed
to Fay tho crippled soldier what the Government
M. BECK moved IN adjournment.
Tile 11ouso rofuaed to nd djousn-ycas, Al; nays,
Mr.. BECK tl,on submitted dllatory motions to
take recons. nlnl caicd for the yeas..and nays.
Alr. sTOltM moved to lay tho bills OIL tho to-
lilo.
Mr.. HOLMAN suggested to Mr.. Rusk to With
tllaw slo till tonight, aud move to-.norrow to
pabs 1t undor T. suspension of tho rules.
AIR. RUHk offered to withdraw tho bill II ho
eouli hnva n fair and Hll,aro vote to-1norrow Oh
lta passago; but that proposition was received
with ttcrIhfon.
AIR. BECK thon removed lis motion to nd
journ.
FinnlIy Nlr. Ruhk withdrew the bill. and gave
notice that ho would to-mulroW moyo to suspend
tho ruloH and puss 1t.
Tho Speaker pro tom. then proceeded to call
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
Brighton Cattle Market.


At market for the current week: Cattle 377l !;
Sheep and Lambs, 1886; Swine, 16 400; number OF
Western Cattle, 2790; Eastern Cattle $751; Northern
Cattle and Mich Cows $50. Cattle left from last
week
/ Prices of Beef Cattle, ~ cwt, live ght;-Extra
quality 81 25 OF 10; first quality So 30 "a CO.,
ond Equality Sc 90 q 37k third quality SIS % a 75
poorest grades of coarse oxen, bulls, &C., at So 30 q
475.
brighton Hides s @ss cents p ib. Brighton Tai
low q Gle " fb.
Country Hides u q Sc p ib. Country Tallow 81 q
&c ~ tb.
Calf Skins Il q 15c p ID. Sheep and Lamb Skins
75c a 1 % EACH
The supply of Beef Cattle from the West was larg-
er than that OF one week ago; the quality upon an
average was not much different. There were few
very extra beeves among those from the West which
sold as high as &c p fb. Prices upon all grades re-
main unchanged. There were few Beef Cattle in
Eastern and Northern Cattle in market were Work
ing Oxen and Stores.
Working Oxen-The supply for the week has been
large most of the Cattle from Maine being Working
Oxen. We quote sales of l pair, girth feet, live
weight 1900 1bs for $780, pair, girth feet nches
$500 TBS, for. $685. pair girth feet inches, 2400
Tbs, for SAP; pair, grth feet 10 inches, 1850 lbs
for $40; 1 rar, grth feet inches. 2750 lbs for
S16O; pair girth feet 1850 lbs for S145; pairs
girth 6 feet inches, for S135 p pair.
Store Cattle eariings 81 q SIS; two year Odds
SIS a ST. three year olds S25 a $50 y head. Prices
for small Cattle depend much upon their value for
beef, many of them being bought up by butchers to
slaughter.
fair prices aud ready sale. Most ct the Cows offer
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
CRIMES.
The Exuress Rahhcrr,

CINCINNATI. Nev 18.-The robbers of the
American Expeess Office in this city have fin
ally confessed where they secreted the safe, and
late last night it was found in the woods so me
distance north of the city. 1t is believed that
nearly if not quite all the money is recovered
Col Kiersted, with one of the Metropolitans,
and Mr.. Fargo of the Express company to-day
visited the place where the tin bucket Of money
was found lost in a hollow stump, and search
ing deeper in the same stump they found
wrapped in cloth and covered with leaves,
$4,000, making with that recovered last night
from the same place, -$37, 200, leaving $4,000 OF
$4,000 to De accounted for, 1t is supposed that
$4,000 or $4,000 are divided among the
thieves and $4,000 to $4,000 burned Yesterday
morning by. Mrs. Hackney, wife of one of the
berry implicate no others. In default of So 0O(
bail they were placed in the county iail to-
night.
Shot in a Quarrel.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 18.-Last Saturday. at Bear
field, Grant county, Ark, Tom Wagner and
another planter named Coble had difficulty
about some steel traps, and meeting again or
Sunday near Wagner's house, the difficulty was
renewed. C0ble was accompanied by two bows
The quarrel terminated in Coble shooting Wag
ner through the left breast. After he fell one
of Coble's sons attempted to shoot him. but the
pistol snapped Wagner was found by neigh
bors and carried home. Ne hopes are enter
CalneQ OF Ills recovery.
Bank Thief
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S-Holman B. KELLEY
real estate agent, had hearing to-day on thu
cqarge of conspiracy to rob the First Natona
Bank of Wellsboro, Pa, and receiving bold
knowing them to be stolen state bonds to tn,
amount of $4,000 that had been stolen ant
were negotiated with Townsend, Wheeler 8
Co., who advanced $4,000 The defenda n
was committed to answer the charges of felo n
ious burglary and of falsely and malicou 81,
conspiriDg with one Cosgroove and one Cool
and j. r. Fleming to negotiate stolen bonds
The prisoner asserts he can prove his innocence
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19

Alexander H. Stevens has left for Washing
years. He weighs so pounds
-Four Providence wholesale druggists have
been swindled within few days by means of
forged orders purporting to come from c0un-
try druggists. The fellow escaped detection.
The Central Club had their annual dinner at
the st. James Hotel, Boston, yesterday.
The Sultan of Turkey has promulgated q
decree forbidding the governor of Syria, carry
ing into executian his threat to suppress all
Protestant schools in his province.
Brockhaus, the well known publisher of
Leipzig, is dead.
The body of Henry Junkns, one of the bur-
led Wiikesbarre coal miners, has been found.
The packers and provision dealers of Chicago
have formed an evening board. The board
will hold meeting each Monday evening dus-
ing the packing season.
New York Importers and Grocers Board will
send delegates to the cheap transportation con-
ventiOn.
Patrick Judge, aged IS years, was instantly
killed by an engine on the Norwich & Worces-
ter railroad at Worcester, yesterday.
Jacob L. Michaels, Grand. Senior Warden OF
the Grand Encampment of New York Odd
Fellows. died Tuesday night
The Brussels and Ingram carpet weavers al
BLOSSOMS mill, Philadelphia, have sgnitied theil
willingness to resume work, but the other Cd.
orators refuse.
Elisha Creveling of the firm of Crevelng &
Conway, New York importers of crockery
shot himself probably accidentally yesterday
inficting fatal wound.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Disaster to Freight Trains on the
Eastern Railroad.
Large Number of Cars Burnt.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass. Nov. 1S-The up
freight train on the Eastern Railroad, due here
at four o'clock this morning, broke apart about
two miles east of this city. Seven OF eight cars
track, and were met by another freight train
following the first one. The cars and train
came together with great force, telescoping
several of the cars and throwing the rest off
the track. The cars were set on fire, and with
their contents were entirely consumed.
The locomotive was one of the most costly
and powerful owned by the road, and was burnt,
nothing beiag left but the boiler and wheels.
Mr.. Henry Hill. one of the Oldest and most
faithful engineers of the road was severely in.
jured, having had his arm broken and receiving
several bruises on his head and body. He was
taken to East Salisbury. The burned cars
were mostly loaded with hay, cloth and other
merchandise, and with the locomotive the loss
will be large. Fortunately, no lives were lost
The Pullman and Dover trains are at East
Salisbury, and their passengers and baggage are
being brought to this city by teams. Manager
Hatch was on the Pullman train, and has
charge Of operations at the scene of the disas-
ter. The road will probably be opened in a
few hours for travel The light of the burning
cars was seen from this city distinctly.
Killed by Fall.
BOSTON, Nov. 18-Peter Mccarthy, and old
map, fell from the building of the n. E. Life
Insurance Co., to day, a distance of sixty feet,
and was killed instantly.
Judge Abbo 1t to Contest.
Notwithstanding the official count and de-
cisiOn of the Board of Aldermen, it is now said
Judge Abbott, through his attorney, is taking
depositions and following up all reports of al
legged fraudulent voting with the intention of
contesting Frost's seat in the 44thCongress.
Short of Water.
The water supply of this city has become so
limited that the Board has requested coopera-
tion of all consumers to assist in suppre ssing
the waste and observing the strictest economy
in the of WATER for it is evident that unle IS
the daily consumption is largely reduced a
water famine will ensue before spring, in
which case the supply for all consumers must
be limited to certain hours Of the day.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19

WE have sincerely hoped the Republican
who addressed an open letter to the PRESS
through the Advertiser last evening, could
have resisted, blythe exercise of martyrs self
denial, the impulse to infuse his frivolous and
irrelevant tittle-tattle into the discussion of
the Senatorship. Suffice it for us to say that
any general rule respecting the limit of pub
lie service would have put an end to that
Republicans" office.holding day years since.
Because there is no such rule and because
no common sense man desires one, he is yet
spared monument and, we are glad to add,
very excellent one at that. Ii may happen
that difference in the quality of public service
should have something to do with the length
of an individuals official life, though from the
"open letter. we see that such a common
sense idea never dawned upon the brilliant
writer oft. Why, then, stir up a subject
which las PERSONAL and very disagreeable
application?
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
The Wool Marker:

BOSTON, Nov. IS Il Reported tor the PreSs.l 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 e
6oc 40 Choice Xxx 80 q SIC; do fine X 81 e 53c me:
dunn 52 g bic: coarse As q SOC; Michigan extra and
AA o0 Q DC; tine 40 a sic; medium AZ "a Doc; COM
mon 10 q 4lc; other Western fine and X 40 g SIC;
medium 46 q 50c, common Is a 47c; pulled extra
40 @ 56c; superfine 40 a Sc; No rs a 35c comb
ing fleece IS q &c; California 20 "a 43c; Texas rs
q Acc; Canada 40 a CSC; do combing 60 a. 81; Smyr-
ma washed II a 33c; do unwashed, IA a 23c; Buenos
Ayres IS "a 3Sc; Cape Good Hope 81 a. $780, Austral-
ian 45 q Soc; Donskci 20 q Sc; Mestiza pulled so
q S2ic. .
The market for domestic Wool is quite firm with a
steady demand from manufacturers, and full prices
are readily obtained for all medium feeces and comb
ing and delaine selections Fine heeces are more in
quired for, and we look for more active demand.
Leading holders are confident about prices are not
disposed to press sales the demand for fine eeces
is believed to be only question of time Before the
end of the season fine eeces likely to be as short
as any other kind of Wool. The production of goods
is being reduced by facturers and this must in
the end bring about healthier state of trade.
In New York the medium grades continue to meet
with fair demand, but the finer descriptions are to
great extent neglected. There has been rea, set
tied improvement yet, for the goods market con-
hnues dull and the prospects for early revival in
that branch Of trade are very vague.
In Philadelphia the quiet aspect of the trade noted
at the close of last week still continues and the
ufacturers manifest disposition to purchase be-
yond present exigences. The stock of the medium
grades is reduced to low figure and full figures
obtained but fine Woods are neglected and can only
be put OFF at some further concession in prices.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE,
senior Exhibition nj Colby.

senior Exhibition Mt Colby.
Especial to Press.l
VAUDEVILLE. Nov. 18.-The exhibition Of
the Senior class of Colby University took place
this evening in the Baptist church, nterspersed
with Junior parts. The exercises were Of
more than average excellence. The following
is thu order of exercises:
Latin version from the Greek of Demosthenes.
tAlbion Woodbury. Small, Portland.
The condition of Art in America.
Gustayus Isaac Peavey, Waterville.
Charles Francis Hall,* Oxford.
The Development Theory of Creation.
Edward Andrew Reed, Gardner, Mass.
Protection and Free Trade.
Henry Hudson, Jr., Guilford.
English version from the French of Able Lamen
nais. tJesse B. Brown, Jr., E. Machias.
Culture.
George Bassett Howard, Winslow.
The Prejudice of Race.
Cyrus Knapp Merriam, Houlton.
Samuel Austin Reed,* Gardner, Mass.
The Philosophy of Tennyson.
William Goldthwaite, Lawrence, Mass.
French version from the English of Charming.
George Franklin Y0ungman, Waterville.
Methods of Investigation.
George Washington Hall, Hermon.
Edward Halves Smiley Fairfield.
Conservative Skepticism.
Leslie Colby Cornish, Winslow.
Herbert Tilden,s lewiston
The Power of Sentiment.
Edward John Colcord, Parsonsfeld.
Greek vereion from the Latin Of Tacitus.
tired Virgil Chase, Fayette
Science in its Relations to Culture.
Mary Cafrey Low, Waterville.
Josiah Oden Tilton,* Milford, n II.
Materialism. 4
John Hosmer Cox, Lewiston.
Excused. fJuniors.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
MINGR TELEEEAIIs.

Otis Jones's tannery at Wilmot, N. H., was
burned at o'clock yesterday morning. Loss
about $4,000; insurance not known.
The girls employed at Adams musquito net
ting mill in Paterson, N. j., struck Tuesday
on account of reduction Of wages. The mill
has stopped.
The Glendenning case was closed Tuesday
afternoon SO far as the testimony is concerned.
The Presbytery assemblies again for final ac-
ton on the 30th inst.
The receipts of internal revenue Yesterday
were $275,S59. The amount of bank notes re-
ceived in Washington yesterday for redemption
was $639,000.
The British polar expedition will consist of
two ships commanded by Capt Markham. 1t
will start in May.
A Vienna despatch says that 80 Tufks have
been sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for
murders committed in the province of Alba
mia.
A Paris journal is very severe upon Mr.. Dis
raeli for his reference to Won Arnlm in his re-
cent speech. It says that the BrtisbI D emier
has apologizei to Bismarck.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-19
FOR N.
Oyerbauliuy the PreSs

Overhauling the Press.
VIENNA, Nov. 1S-The editors Of the Vienna
journals, including the Presse und Official Ga
zette, have been summoned before the district
Wurzburg, for prematurely publishing full
text of Kullman's Indictment. The editor of
the Presse refuses to indicate when and how he
obtained the document.
The German Parliament.
BERLIN, Nov. II. In the Reichstag to-day
there was two hours discussion on the stand
ing orders, at the conclusion of which action
was taken contrary to the views of the presid-
ing officer, Herr Forkenbeck, aud the latter
Immediately resi- gned the presidency, which
act produced a decided sensation, A new
president will be chosen Tomorrow. The bank
bill was subsequently taken up and after de-
bate of six hours was referred to a committee,
by vote of 15S to 127 Ike result is regarded
as a defeat of the government,
French Journal ON Disraeii's Disc!air,a-
PARIS, Nov. 1S.-An article in the journal
Des Bats, on Disraelis disclaimer, concludes
as follows: at is apparent from this incident
time, has been invaded. The prime minister
can no longer speak without submitting to a
cenSure from Berlin.
The Russian foreign Office, which recently
invited renewal of the Brussels conference
early next year, has received replies from sew
prevail OF the principle on which the proposal
is based, but demand time for consideration.
Reduction in n Steamship Line.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The decrease of emgra-
ton has rendered the reduction of the fleets of
the German Transportation Steamship Co. I'M
avOidable. The chairman of the North Ger
man Lloyds Co. IS now in England seeking to
dispose of the superfuous vessels of that line.
MIR. Emerson Rejected. E
The students of st. Andrews University
have rejected the proposal made by some Of
their number, recommending that Ralph
Waldo Emerson be elected Lord Rector
The Catholics ON GIadssone's Pamphlet.
LONDON, Nov. 1S-A meeting of Roman
Catholics was held at Willis rooms this even
ing to consider the questions raised in the con-
troversy between Gladstone and Archbishop
Manning. Speeches were made denouncipg
the imputatiOns and assumptions in the recent
pamphlet on the vatican, and a resolution was
unanimously adopted declaring the civil loyal-
ty of the Roman Catholics is in no way inter-
fered with by the decree Of papal infailibilty.
The Syria Persecution.
Lord Derby to-day in replying to deputa-
ton promised that the government would adj
dress friendly remonstrance to the Porte in
favor of the prosecuted Christians in Syria
Dominion Cabinet Change.
MONTREAL, Nov. 18-It is said that Hon.
Lesteler Saint just will retire from the gov
eminent and be replaced by the Hon, NJ. eau
chon.
The harbor is almost deserted. Only two
ocean going vessels and number of small
craft remain.