The Morning herald., 1875-11-08
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The stock market in Lonlon was grcatl,
depressed on Saturday. Vague reports o
Eastern complications and continental Fl
nancial embarrassmeats were circulating il
the stock exchange.
The steamship, Lord Give, sailed from
Liverpool for Philadelphia, on Saturday af
ternoon.
Lieutenant Colonel Blackburn has b. i
elected as Conservative member to Parlia
ment for Southwest Lancashire.
1t is said, by New York dispatches, tha
the second Brigade National Guards will Is
cort the German Crown Prince to the Cen
tennial Exposition.
Calm, Salomon & .'reebourg, shirt man
ufacturers, in New York, have failed
Liabilities, $15O.00O. I,Dn
Saturday was the last of the extra meet.
ings At Jerome Park. The track was fail
but heavy in spots. The first race was q
selling sweepstakes SIS each with 500 add.
cd, Of which 500 to second horse. Three
quarters of mile.
The race was won by Josie B. Acturus I'd
Matte W. Sd, Vanderbilt 4th. Time, 100
The second race was free handicap sweep.
stakes Of $25 each, if not declared out with
$3.50 added, of which 5000 to the second
horse one mile and three quarters. The
race was won by Madge Rhoaamanthus;
I'd; Lelaps Sd; Joe Germs 4th; Shylock
5th; Weatherby 9th. Time, 3.15N.
The third race for the Nembers' Cup
was won ty Big Sandy by three lengths
Survivor second, Shylock third, and Nettie
B. Fourth. The race was an easy one for
Big Sandy. Time, 1.52.
A heavy storm of wind and rain prevail
ed throughout Great Britain on Saturday
night.
Minnesota claims a population Of 597,-
6lS, gain since the census of 1870 of
67,312 souls.
The kingdom Of Spain has popula-
ton Of 100000, less than 100000 Of
whom can read and write.
Baltimore proposes to cut tunnel six
miles long, at an estimated cost of twenty
millions Of dollars, for the purpose of in
Producing water into the city from Gun
powder Greek. 1t will be the largest tun-
ael in this country.
The Savants hold that at one time there
existed In the present United States q far
higher civilization than what is now seen.
Underground relics attest that our ancient
'rsdecsssors had rings-but quite differ
mt frsn those in vogue in our times.
Gen. Newten expects to blow up Hal
ettt's Point at He'll Gate next summer.
The excavations have gene 80 far that
'hat remains to be done is little more than
educing the size Of the columns which
upport the roof. After the explosion,
bout 10000 cubic yards Of broken stsne
'ill have to be moved by graphing irons
sfsre the water will be twenty-six feet
t low tide. The work at He'll Gate will
equ re an expenditure of $780, next
ear.
A Marlboro, Mass, man just received
ON a gentleman in Silver City, New
lsxiso, box containing an alligator and
horned toad, which was transported in
lie mail bags at cost of only five cents
| postage, Which fact leads the editor of
lie Journal, the enterpriaing LEGAL paper
the village, to remark that Senator
[an,lin should have the price on toads
I'd alligatsrs raised at the opening of
As log as Sicily exists, brigands will
bsist. II is true every new and then an
tempt is made by the authorities to ex-
rpate them, but they continue to flourish.
brisk fight has just taken place at Sci
,cia between the carabiners and the rob-
RS. The latter were dispersed, leaving
aeir chief Vincsnzo Caprars's death is
liled enthusiastically throughout the
ovinee, which had for ten years been in
rrer Of him. The question may be .
ked, why didn't they manage to shsot
n before? .
The following are the latest naval orders c
ported from Washington: Commander,
mes A. Greer to Mare Island, CAL, to
mmand the Lackawanna Captain w.
Truxton, to duty as member of the Board Il
'N2.,' 'i' r. e' w. {inaer l.. llahht,
=. ,..l i .r.q to.'r&,r, =
lei Of Chic. .gi.eor (aea Chief Ens. Q
n p Inch to duty on board United States a