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New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. li.-Rear Admiral Norden,
the south Pagitr station re-
ports Department from Panama Bay oct ~ that As
have fedc't'
nrr M a. I-i0uai Government gives assurance OF
rtcelon ~ the transit Le wOui sail that late IN the
t,hm0ud for CllAO The health Of the ohctis and
crew Of the Richmond continued good The British .hpOi
guns. Tho only other Foreign vessel ~
vr i'm the hlDor OF Panama the date " Admiral Nordens
report. -..
uen OF The rtya. there Gcty sburg with al On board
well
1ia ories 20 lent w Reel asst nlng him % he Y an
tc arr r, M and lac viii resume hs duties ~ the fhiladel
phI4 NayylaIA
The following promotions are announced 40 the navy De-
plgm.ui: Master ChsGc =. Bowman to De Lieutenant nom
tuv . s7t Commander David b. Harmony % Dee a Captain
fIom f,6 L. 1873 Ensign jacob Hunter TO be Master IN
no avv nom ian H. 1875 Eu4gn Frank B tlrfy 70 Do
Master m the Navy from Jan "a 1873 Midsmpmen O. r.
Ta.ker a. n Lysth A. > WarDg and Is. = knehaft 70 be
n.ien. from Ian 1873 MidshpLncn X. r. Nicholson
G. w. Pul.m sal u \. 5bgieldt " Dc Ensso' ton Jan.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
MRS MoULIQN's DIsMIssAL FROM PLYMOUTH
CHURCH

The letter of Mrs. Emma {. Moulton 10
Plymouth Church. dated Nov H. has not yet been ON
ciay acted upon Members say that the dismissal OF
Mrs Mouon having been mado in the regular way upon
due notice and according rule Of the church. 1t Is I'M
probable that the church will recede from It's action
Tho question IL Of church discipline, and It's SET
teinent would not necessarily involve reopen
ing of the scandal, with which it has nothing to do
Tie church and not Mr. Beecher Is concerned In the
question. The rule Of the church under when Mrs.
Moultou dismissed provides that members may be
dropped from the roll with without notice 10 the Dy
tWO-thirds OF the church, upon the rec0mmeIda
ton OF the Examining Committee on their own applra
tOn, in they have abandoned their connection
with the church by prolonged absence or IN other way
on the application OF another person. . -
Mrs. MOulton's absence from Plymouth tnurch ef-
tended year and half, aud her conduct; IL Is
claimed was such as to the belief that she IN
tended abandon that church permanently she re-
ceiyed notice that the same action would be taken IN n,
ease as similar previous cases. On the other mana
Mrs Moultons friends say that her case VIII bring up the
scandal in a and worse form.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
TIE PHILIPS MEMORIAL CHAPEL

The new Phelps Memorial Chapel, in Thirty
6ftbr bet,yeen First and second-aves., wasiformaly
oprned yesterday with appropriate services In the
morning at / O'Clock there sermon by the Rev
stuart Dodge Dr. Bliss of syria AMI jeremiah McCauey
OF Water-,t assisted Ia the evening at o'clock Wm l.
Dodge delivered the ope ming address There was good
audience present The Rev Dr. Bliss and the Rev Henry
NJ Little, pastor Of the Mission. also spoke.
The Phelps Memorial Chapel has been erected TO tile
,,,or, - Ar.on G.; PHELPS founder Of the house OF
phops Dodge * Coz by biz children ana grand children
The mission was begun about year ago ~ tenement
tte ,n5,.ita tbe uiestut building. 1he chapel Is on
T,e ir-i floor OF "a large three.t0ry building ON lhe
second floor is day school capable OF ACCOMMODATING
m the third floor are lodging where 90 or 20 per
.0us NAV be received at gt The schools are carried
DAYS there will be siOus services IN the chapel al II a.
m and !. y. H. sunday at ~ y. H.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
TIE LOADER pERJuRY CAsE.

The appointment by Judge Moore OF John
" Taylor a leading lawyer OF Newark as coinInis-
soner TO take the testimony Of MI ana Mrs joseph H.
Richards Of Monclair n j. for use III the case o 'oe
1oodcr who /, indicted for perjury in connec-
49,, with the Beecher scandal, will be bar
ron of result. rs Mr.. TaYlOr refuses to act
"a commissioner and new appointment must be made
Mr. TAYLOR told TRIBUNE reporter on Saturday evening
that he had received letter from Leaders counsel ask
ing him 70 accept the appointment He had posluRtiy
Cac.d 10 net as cOmmss ssiOucr, aud declared that ne
wanted nothing 10 do with the cas when was hot ths
tind of uractce he sought, aud that ne regretted
ta ,s name had in any way been connected with H.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
QUESTIONS OF INTERFERENCE.

The Tribune Association some time ago
took down the building that portion OF its property
frnn on Frankfort st. in order TO put in the founda
tiou. for that wing Of tho TRIBUNE building Ihis
structure s ultimately to cover the entire lot having the
dimensions 81 feet Printing lIousesquare, 100
feet on spruce-st 30 feet Frankfort-str and
169 feet through from Spruce TO FHnkfort't
II was propo-cd TO finish the foundations for
the north wing before cold weather began in
order 10 get place for the boilers and engines needed
for heating the new building and driving the machinery
Of the pressroom When the old building on Frankfort
ST. was taken down, II exposed the east wall oi the o
Tommany Hall now occupied by The sun. This was
rom : to II inches throughout the greater
part OF it, length, and was also seen TO nc III q
dangerous condition. THE TRIBUNE made no complaint
concerning it, but the superintendent OF Buhd-
ings on his own motion, inspected The suns WALL pro-
uounced il unsafe. ard ordered II down The owners
failing 10 obey this order the Commissioner OF Buildings
organized the Legal Board TO survey and condemn me
rouert on the finding this Board the Court Of Com
mon pleas issued precept requiring The sun prOplet"fs
fortbvtl to repar secure. take down. ana remove 'ld
unsafe and dangerous wall" About the same time ire u
prrintendeut Of Buildings asked III lhbu ~ ~As'Di' ~
lion m stop eycayatng for It's foundations lest the rear
wall Of The should tumble down during me WoiA
No steps have yet been taken 10 carry 0ut the odtl o
the Court. II being found however, tLat me @ Hnh
IprBI-NE property for the purpose OF taking down
tbcfr own wall and rebuilding ~, thu- ti
fcrtulliy stopping The TWBUNEs Work OF buic
inc for This Winter temporary Injunction was granted
nv udr Lawrence restraining either me sun pIoptie
tor. Oh TIE Building Department from any Use OF dir
TEmUNE property In repairing me sum- wan. ihe
argument fOr the permanent Ipulcoh - !" W m
supreme Court. Chambers, Oh Tuesday, before Judge
DOuOlue.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
THE NEWARK DIME SATNGS BANK.

THE RUN CONTINUED on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RETURNING THEIR MONEY.
The run on the Newark Dime Savings Bank
which began on Friday continued on Saturday The
bank was opened at a. m hour earlier than usual,
and all day there was large but orderly crowd lining
the sidewalk and extending into the street IN front OF he
bank At IL a. m. TRIBUNE reporter saw the Treas
urer lanes D. Orton when the latter showed him tel
errapbic dispatch from a New-York bank, asking Mr..
Orton 10 bring down the securities and receive e2oOoOO
in bills The following is the last statement OF the Dime
Savings Bank: - .
M1asa sSB DOR o2 CASH on hand 5225 i5
be1GS gares sl 995l75 90 Total. s140ls7 Z
T5s1s on col Due depositOrs. 26i3.311 90
aleTais i6,'59S S6 Surplus m s9Oslo Il
During the day the managers Of several financial nst
uons urged the officers Of the Dime Savings Bank 10
avail themselves OF the in their charter requiring
thirty days notice from depOstOrs President John NC
roor stated that the bank would continue 10 make dis
bursements long there was depOsit0r VINO Nalee
MS money Most OF the deposits withdraw WCrt OF
small sums only two three az large as SlopD peihB
ptid Vicar-Ceeral DOane labOled among the CathOcs
and perSuaded many that their money was Saler
m the hank than in their pockets The great proportion
Of those who demanded their money were women ana
bon iris Most Of tho money withdrawn by depostors
was Immediately placed in other banks. ana tDenct was
returned to the Dime Savings Bank. In the alteTnOOh
the crowd diminished and al O'Clock very rev persons
were present when the bank reOpencd nj oclOck -eN
eral deposits made eight OF them assIeStlhE
S92Z2 being made by persons who had drawn me none
on Friday and during Saturday. Ihe sum ol NoV'Voo
W.. di-Mrsrd on Saturday 10 40 depO,ltoIs DeIls
$4,000 less than on the previous Day
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. 7
W,surNGTOS ID. c., Monday. Nov. 10, l-1J-l A. m. }
S,U,oysts tOr the past "a hours.

OFFICE OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER 7
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Monday Nov -, l-1J-l a m.)
synopsis ror the past "a hours
The low barometer last night III the ono
Valley Ia. moved eastward 10 the New England coast
arrolpanled by rain snow, which are now pTeFang
north and east OF Pennsylvania.
low barometer has advanced eastward 10 Minnesota,
followed by rapidly rising barometer high northWesery
winds decidedly low temperature. and snow. .
The tenueratlre has fallen in New England ana south
e.ar 10 the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. and risen IN
tbe uuper lake, the south Atlantic and Gulf states
The rivers have risen al cairo, nashville, CINCINNATI
and Evansville, ,.,,,
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states tennessee ana
tho ONO Valley, falling barOmcer southwest 10 souh-
st winds warmer partly cloudy and cloudy weather
fom The West Gulf 20 the Ohio Valley by rising harom-
eter nOrth-Westerly winds lanS temperature ana ram
areas aud In Texas " mortimer; -. ,-.,, ",
For the Lower Missouri ana ppef hl-'l,-lpll var
lev. rising barometer brisk and high west 70 north
winds decidedly cold partly cloudy weather ana snow
or rain which conditions Will extend over the upper
lakes. ,r,,, ,,.,., ,.,.,,, s,U,,,eJ
I f4Ijag barometer. ui1tds ShuHg 10 east dd souh,
sihHu traHer. cf0Udy purity cioudy eedher eicePt
l0rcr TEN ycrate along the coast ana ~ me FORMER "g'
For New-England. falling barometer, east 20 north
winds, and rain or snow. followed by cold partly CLOUDY
weather north TO west winds and rising Dar0IIeter
FOR the NewYOik cuual region temperature hushtiy
above freezing Monday night. - ", A.. t,,,
Cantiouarv signals continue at Newport, Woods H0le,
Rostou Thatcher's Island Portland, Eastpolt and Du
NTH ana are ordered for E-canaba, Marquette, Ml"au
kee Chicago Grand Haven, aud AIpcna
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
Az rxcrTNG SENATORIAL CONTEST.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-lntormation from
the highest and most Trustworthy sources IN Iowa re-
ceiyed in this city within few days past, represents
that the canvass for the United states Senator
ship is OF the most absorbing interest. Ac-
cordlng 10 the facts presented, the choice
seems 10 rest between Gov. kirkwood and
ex-senator Harlan, with the chances about equally
divided EK-Represeutatiye McCnry and Secretary
Bekuap come next and also about equal In the race
but they are destroying each other from the fact that
they both reside in the city Keokuk. ENlepresen-
tatye Price Is regarded the eas, likely 10 be elected
Tbis Information /. about the that brought py
very prominent mcmber Of the House fiOm Iowa, re-
Gently ia this city.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
WIFE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
A PLASTERFR SHOOTS HIS WIFE FOR REFUSING i
LIVE WITH HIM.

LIVE WITH HIM.
On Saturday morning, John j. Burroughs,
plasterer shot and Killed his wife, Elizabeth at her resi-
dence at No. 2i7 Fiftecnth-st, South Brooklyn The
husband and wife had separated for time He
had dsspated that she was obliged TO leave
him. and since they parted he has frequently threatened
to take her life and his charging that she had been
unaithfu 10 him. and that her conduct had driven him
10 liquor He made several Oyerture TO his we, the
latest last Wednesday evening endesyorns To bring
about reconciliation and she had rejected then caus-
ing him on Nov 7 to attempt TO cut his throat.
Ab0ut 9 a. H. Saturday Burroughs entered his wifes
apartments other occupants Of the house heard the
L aud wife engaged in loud and apparently excited
discussion. Then the noise OF struggle was heard sue
ceeded by sound Of pistol shots IN quick success
sion Almost immediately aierward Burroughs
was seen to rush from the room and run down
the stairs into the street Her neighb0ls huf-
ried 10 Mrs BurrOughs's apartments and found her
living on her back IN Of the rooms, dead and stu
bleeding the pstOshot wounds, ON the throat
and the other lust below the right The little daugh
Ter of the murdered woman found in bed IN the
OF her room. with bedclothe= pulled over her head
Burroughs the Eighth Precinct HtaiOnIoure ana
declared that hc had just shot his wife When the cid
Florence had become calm later In the day, she made
statement 10 the effect that her parents had quareled;
her mother struck her father when be shot her Inc
ncigbOrs and friends Of the murdered woman declare
that her conduct had been exemplary
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
THE GERMAN OPERA.

This week Herr Wachtel will sing in Mar
tha" Don Giovanni" and "The Position The pres
ent subscription season in New-York will close on
Dec L. and the company will then perform at the Brook
lyn Academy OF Music Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
evenings Dec g. s. and 10. and Saturday afternoon Dec
IL On Monday, Dec 49, the second season VIII com
mence in New-York with LOhengrin"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
THE VOTE OF NEw-YORK.

Mr. BIGELow'5 MAJORITY 15.000-THE OFFICIAL
RESULT IN ALL THE COUNTIES BUT SIX.
In the following table the majorities gwen
are official for all the counties in the state except ak,
viz: Franklin Hamilton, Kings, Lewis, New-fork' ana
Warren The plurality for John Bigeow over Frederick
A. Seward is I5Ol2, subject TO whatever changes the
official returns may make in the six counties nameo'
The Temperance vote has been larger than usual Du no
close estimate can be made 1t before the announce
ment OF the re suit OF the official by the state
officers Albany. The aggregate vote Of the state Is
about 20 900 less than II was last year.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT MURDER N BosToN.H

BosroN, Nov. 14.-lhoS. i. PulSlier, an
,ged and highly respected citizen Of the south End, who
has been for the past 23 years proprietor Of provision
store at no % Prnc-st. assaulted by two rutans
AZ ll3O last night and beaten severely that he died
tonight from his injuries. Upon the head OF Nh Put
fr when found were seven terrible cuts, and his scul
~ fractured in three places He was taken 10 the hos
pital He had on his person $500 or 800 ANA gold
watch and chain which left by the murdcrers un
touched WHETHER the intention was simply murder or
ifor il not known Thus far these is no c.tw 20 tne
assailaus Nr Pulsifer an nOheu-iYe old gentle-
man not known 10 have an enemy.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

1878, was 1.G92. The papers In the case OF
Joseph Brown q policy dealer who was 1ned
$500 in the Court OF Special Sessions, and also IN
the ease OF Michael Murray and others. who were
charged with keeping gambling houses. were produced
The prisoners pleaded GIsity to msdemeanors ana re-
ceyed only fine The murder OF Ryan and his SISTER NJ
No 2Oi BrOomcst. Dec. %. 1873, was again taEen
M Patrick Ryan and Officers Shellard and wilson giying
testimony with reference to the ease similar 10 that
which Las been previously published In IliE IIBu Nb'
The next session of the Committee will be held on
Wednesday, Nov. l., at IL a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
TranAen,1ein'. Addins Card.

Tho most useful discovery Of modern tines
m does away with the labor u adding long columns OF nS
urrs any being found with RAPlDIIl
and CERTAINTY" -, -
seutto ANY ADDBEsS postage pail, tor 80 CENrs.
GEORGE l.. FRANkENSTElN,
l.29S Broadway.
Po.t-Or,ce Nuticc.-The MAILS FOR EU ROPE Ior me
week ending SATURDAY. NOV. 20 1870 VIII close al thls
once as follows On IT ESDAN, at a N. on WEDNEs-
DAY at $50 a. en- IHU ksDAf al i:5O a m and on
SATURDAY at S, $50. and ll3O N. I. J. JAMES. p NJ
Rupture! The best Truss the world Whites Patent
Lever russ" NoVressure back send for pamphlet %
University place
Trusses.-" seeleys Hand Rubber trHs-es comfort,
slcty cleanliness and durab ty free from Az sour rusty
grtng strapPng unpeasanness used 10 O.,hhe Alwys
reliable Esxbt I37 Broadway n and lJil Chostn
pLuA CosIect 81 atmepta Low prices send toT catalogue
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

ton they working for the appointment OF Judge Nor
ton ~ Postmaster at Richmond in the place or Miss van
Lew and for the appointment OF Gen Heath who served
as Confederate general, and who lately opposed Gen
OF internal Revenue in that city other changes ere con-
templated those who TO be especially interested
in this new pO.ical movement So far they nave acted
privately being engaged at present only with the pre-
limnary movement.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
PROTECTION OF vALUABLEs.

The Central Safe Deposit Company has met
with remarkable success The demand Tor saies III I'7
vaults in the Masonic Temple has been so much greater
n vas sptcpated that II has already been necessary
q, order 600 more safcs The location Of the company
makes an especial convenience 10 uptown isu'nts
and its vaults seem likely ~ hold IdI lAo Sh'eI anu
ouds OF MURRAY Hill.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
b AND YIth senatorIal Distrlcts
sixth sLNAToRIAL DIsTI
OPINIONS FROM VARIOUS QCARTERs
From me London Horn,t.

Perhaps the best known, and certainly the
o.t re,ected OF the American papers read IN England
is TuE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE the proprietary Of WhlGh
journal has lust built itself ordly offices III NeWl
IL has several branch offices IN several or rue larger
towns throughout the states II has an ONCE In London
on agency i'm Paris and -aiaried correspondents All over
the world Its circulation is something exceeding tAA
of The London lanes.
Fro7a The Columbus (G1) Tins2;
We cOnSider The NEw-IORK IRIBUNE the
best edited paper in the United states.
From me camden ~ j. Nsc Repubic
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE continues 10 he
rho Leading American newspaper and the independent
sprit with which il treats all the questions OF te uay
Justly excites the admiration Of all tnOughuul men, IN
GELS all competitors while the editorials o lHh lhBo
are written by gentlemen OF the hiEhest LhgI ~
TgF WEEKLY TkfBUNE j. invaluable To the farmer anu
s circull increasing IN every state ana teIftOr!
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
COUNTING THE VOTE IN THIS CITY.

PROGRESS OF THE OFFICIAL CANVASS.
The Board of Canvassers continued their
work ON Saturday and made good progress Nine votes
cast in the XIIth Election District Of the Xlth Assembly
District for Archibald Watts without the name OF the
district being printed written on them were dsao"eu
by the Democratic majority against the protest OF the
Republican minority Of the Board II did not alter the
general result The following the result of the can
rnss I'm The Nth and Win senatorial Distrlcts
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
HEPUBLTCAN RLORGANIl

REPUBLICAN REoRGANizATToS IL VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1i.-PIOminent Repub-
lcans OF Virginia engaged in an effort 10 reor
ganize and strengthen the Republican party in that
state, by a combination of Republican ana lnde-
pendent Conservatives who, IN the late election. acted
with the Republicans As the first step In that dGsc.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
ROTTERDAM, Nov.
MiRRIED.

sEXTON-BATEs-At Newport, r. T.. lth inst, By tho
Rev Henry " f0Oe Of kings Chapel Boston, assisted ny
the Rev J. C. hmbal Of Newport, Dr. samuel sexton of
this city 10 May, daughter or Z. Francis Bates.
RANT-At Yonkers Nov. r. at the residence
OF Allen TAYLOR esq by the Rev. I. kastOn 5th. d. d.,
H. II. Taylor OF IOnkets. y. y. 70 Margaret A. DuIah
laughter vl Preston DuTant esq, 0i Bethel Conn.,
All Notices Of Marriages mus! be ind0rsed rth faH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
SIXTEEN FAMILIES POISONED AT RAILWAY, y. J.
SLnrtlr artnr y o.clnck ON Friday night an

NTOIU! dItVI = V'TVVN vi T 1I''''I ''1-TT' "
epidemic. resembling collie. excited great alarm among
the employees ~ Taylor B0Odgo0d Co.'S felt factory III
Clark Township. near Railway y. J. Several persons
who were employed in the factory at night were confined
10 their beds Saturday, aud work in the mill was par
italy suspended SIR and MIS-. Bioodsood and
a sister OF Dr. Brudzes are dangerously ILL.,
The patient. we're suddenly taken with cramps
in the bowels aud lower exremities' with very severe
frrers during Friday night The symptoms IN each case
were alike, and the of tue attaph was easily
traced 10 cheese sold hy Cole, A Co., more than
twenty families having had portions OF IL on
their supper tables. In all about sixteen lam
lilies are known 10 have been poisoned, but up
10 noon on Saturday Of the cases had terminated
fatally The ply scaus think that tile cheese was pressed
i'm copper press and that the action OF TIE acid IN the
cheese upon the copper poisoned the cheese ana pro
duced the serious results. Ou SATURDAY few OF M
hands were able to go To work. the Board OF Health
viii gate the matter to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The first rehearsal of the Brooklyn Philhar-
monic Society will take place The orchestral
selections for the first Beethovens Erolca
symphony the Introduction and Finale from Wagners
Tristan und Isolde" and Liszts Hungarian Rhapsody
Nh
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

PORT JERvIs. ~ Y, Nov. 1i.-friday Morlecal
Myer 10 wears of aae farmer residing IN Montague Tow
slp sussex County instantly Killed 10y Tree IAN
Ing upon him While he WAS cutting II aOhh.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
guerial Notices.

sA- Cheap a. the Cheapest and as Good the Best"
All Anis II BOOTS and SHOES Of The best dualty at re-
sfint fr RDYS CANTRELI.
~A~~A- '~- md
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
LONG IsL4yD CITY'S TREASURER.
PREPARATIONS FOR JOHN HoRAN's TRIAL-THE tx
ANIMATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.

PREPARATIONS FOR JOHN HoRANS TRIAL-THE tx
ANIMATION OF HIS ACCOUNTS.
District Attorney Downing has served notice
upon the counsel for John Horan Treasurer OF Long
Island City that the trial OF Mr. Horan, on the ndict
ments found against him by the Grand Jury at the Oc
tober Term OF the Queens County Court OF oyer and
Termner will begun in the Court OF Sessions Judge
Armstrong presiding. on Wednesday. There are three
distinct charges against Mr. HOran Embezzlement IN
appropriating TO his moneys belonging ito the
CITY; msdemcanOr, in the improper retention OF per-
centages and misdemeanor in failure to credit the city
with the proper amount of interest moneys. The ac-
counts for taxes of the executors Of the estate OF EDWIN
Hoyt who paid bill for taxes, percentages, and inter
eat amounting TO upward OF S 800 has been selected
as the basis of the prosecution. Although all these
charges appear Oh the bill that for percentages ia not
entered in Treasurer books ana that tOr interest
appears on the books largely decreased 80 u
Tie report OF the accountants who examined the Treas
urers books is the possession Of Cooperation COuhse
Noble This report concludes with the following state
ment Of Mr. Horans accounts up to ana lncludhs June
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
MP. BELMORE.

The melancholy statement is authorized that
t'S dstngushed actor and amabe gentleman Is dying
As sy. destitute, aud dependent the kndHess Of
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
Providence, r. T., Nov 13.-Puning Cloths market ooset
dull 4a for best 6fI6t goods with sales for tho week OF
lOl, pieces.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

49, 1874 Strange Of Bangor. Me-, 10 appointed ASSIST
ant Engineer in tho Navy. . A.. p,-,,o,,, .t
Lent Edward W Bridge is Ordered 20 tne ppse,
pbia Fnscn Thomas Wood detached from the Plynou
aud Ensign Henry MOrre from the Naval Acahemy s"o
placed waiting Oni5rs
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

The raw, clustering winds of Winter search
ont the OF all those predisTosed TO lung
complaina and in colds cough and bronchial
disorders eyerywhere prevail Those who have cotrActd
colds should especially carefn and No" npruient sAt
until by constant coughing they irrtste anh rack thelf
inngs q. In bring ON themselves a serious pulmonary
affection Let rather treat their symptoms rauonA
aud al the prompt ~ Dr Jayne bxpecoIa
their colds and heal al accompanying soreness Oh mo