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Ihe medical stan OF st. Peters Hospital In
HICKS street, Brooklyn. comprised Of the most
distinguished physicians In the city. II been tho
custom TO have medical lectures there In the winter
and they were listened to hy many students There
were frequent operations also. house physician
always ~ attend nee aud cOnaidcred a necessity.
The hospital wis controlled by the Sisters OF the Poor
OF 81 Francis, an order that has many hospitals
throughput the country. and Sister superior Ara has
power absou ute Lately she Informed the medical atan
thal thc course Of lectures must be Abandoned tho
operations must be seen by none but members OF tho
STAN and The presence of the house physician no
onIcr De tolerated. The stan felt that much Of the
success OF the hospital had been due TO their mchOds
yesterday all resigned
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Mr.. John W. Parsons, who. under the lnstruo-
lions OF the state AuorneyGenc has been investi-
eating the doings Of the Brooklyn Ring with view 70
sec whether there In possibility OF conyictinR thu
guilty ones, has prepared his report but he would not
say yesterday what his Recommendations were. The
days. " "
one OF the leading rcformors last evening said thas
he would willingly give assurances thgt Mr.. Parsons .
report would be, Ia effect, that cause
ton against Kingsley. kinsela, Fowler Co, and that
he would suggest that the suits should be placed for
prosecution IN other than Corporation I ounsel DE
Nitls hlnds. Eminent New YORK counsel have al
ready been consulted
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THE ON BoRLD,s NEWS.
Voting on the Electoral BiIl in the French
l,lx

PARIS, Nov. 22.-In the Assembly to day the
debate on the third reading Of the Electoral be.
All the amendments 20 the nrst clause In regard to
the terms VI required for voters which we're
agreed to on the sth and pth instant, to-day r.,
iccied, and the clause definitely adopted as origin
ally submitted
The Right Centre has held meeting And resolved 10
oppose all the amendments which the Left ana Left
Centre intsnd 70 Introduce, with yieW to mod flying
the vote OF the lth inst the lth clause the bil
by which the &C. utin ddrrOndisstmeRi adopted
The method OF voting.
sitting Of ho committee to shch the Press bill was
referred NJ ruhct said m Constitutol contained no
enunciaon OF principles The press iught discuss the
republican form OF government but must not attack
the Assembly Or the powers established by the Const
tuition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
BROKEN UP IN A GALE.
The Story Of the Brig Haze OF boston -Strue-
Cling for Five Days In "A storm.

Capt. Berry of the brig Haze of Boston
makes tho following report Of the loss Of his
vessel: Left st. John, N. b., with q cargo Of
deals for Duncarvin, Ireland.
Nov. Owe encountered a heavy ga lie on the
northern edge Of the Gulf stream, losing the
deck load OF timber breaking rudder-head at
the deck. staving boats which were on deck,
blowing away fOresal and topmast staysail, and
causing the vessel to make much water.
On the 10th repaired the rudder- head the best
we could, being obliged to keep the vessel be-
fore the sea to keep above water; from this
time until the 18th It blew n gale from n. w;
all hands had been bailug from the pump well,
the pumps having also been broken day and
night, without food OF sleep.
One man was insane at times from exposure.
On the night OF the 18Th the vessel nlled with
water, and became unmanageable The vessel
began to break up. This continued till the 18th
Pressnitz, Capt. Stewart. and he took us OF
leaving the vessel. Tho Haze was ten years old,
W. Hunter and Others at Boston.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BK rus
SUN'S REPORTERy

Abandoning Burial Ground hat Remains
Of bodies that were Buried n Quarter Of a
Century Ago Removed TO Cypress Hills.
In the terrible year OF 1919, when cholera RACED
In New YORK. the congregation share shomayim pur.
chased small cemetery plot In Eighty ninth street.
near Central Park. and the cemetery was used unil
1865 Since then the place has been nnd,s,urbed IL
having been decided to remove the bodies to Cypress
His Cemetery the Rev. II. Godsten. In presence ot
the congregation Of Share snomayim Gates OF Hca
yen on sunday afternoon, prayed the dead TO for
give the disturbance OF their rest and exclaimed
cun-lances % the removal OF their bodies to the
cemetery. There are al uut hundred graves Yester
DAY twelve were carefully opened. The collins a. we'd
As tner contents, were almost entirely decayed. Oniy
hone Osseous part remaining partly prcscr, Oh few
Ihstah.es Thrice the time assigned by Shakespeare
nalct hhvlng elapsed, there only fragments Ot
huls and te IN and tbia found These were carefully
euied from The cercmcnts. and rcfullY gathered
nto new miniature collins, rcnurcd on the day of
eAhumatiOn' as required by the Jewlsl law.
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BROOK LTN.

There IA a revival Ia the Carroll Park Metho,
dist Church. Services are held eyery night
Mrs. John Il. Raymond. the actress, known on
the stage as Miss Marie Gordon 10 suffering under
serious attack OF pneumonia.
One hundred tons OF hay, stacked near the
barn Attach0o to the Prospect Park farm house were
5000.
Tho ceiling OF the Jay street Cathedral fell on
Sunday night demollshing the confessional and cAus
Ing panic among the worshlppers. The edlnCe Was
emptled, and afterward there was q specal masS oI
thanks that eaIAstro Dhe had Deoh Ayertea
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MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-The Cure OF the parish
OF Notre Dame, Mons kousselot has given public no.
tce that the grave Of j. Guibord the cemetery was
aug over the coffin OF his late wife, and has only
depth OF two feet and few inches, and In cousc-
quence, wac not the depth required by law. what
tion VIII be take therein the cure docs not state.
Yesterday the Cures Of the Roman Catholic Churches
In this cty announced thV reception OF pastoral let
ter relative TO the intermcnt Of the remains ~ Joseph
GuDord In consecratcd ground. the pastoral say. :
FOR We have truly declared IN the virtue OF the ui.
vine power, that exercise In the OF this Pastor
OF pastors that the pace whcre this rcblious ~
the Church has been deposited separated from
rest of the cunsecrated cemetery to lie longer
than proiane place, an ordinary piece OF ground"
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QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 2s.-The British ship
Oriental, Can't. sanderson. which sailed from London
Oct 20 for St John, n. b. In ballast has been aban.
doned At sea watcrlogged and in sinking condition
Her crew we're taken of and brought TO Inn pOrt by
the steamer BaIlc. Before the Orionta was mail,
abandoned she SET on nre nrcyent .ollslOuf ~
tue wreck !al N tue path Of ocean travel
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NIU JERSEY.

The composltors on the Newark Morning
HeOisief who struck sunday night have refused
agree Ia the terms proposed
by an explosion Of naphtha Ia the Poudrette
works IN kearney tOnnshln " j., two mborcrs were
burned, ana one Of them dicd on saturday.
An unknown man was run over and almost in
shny Killed hy the caDlose Of freight ,raiu, at the
Grrene street crossing OF the PcnnsyNanla Railroad, at
Jersey CITY last night
The pastor of 81. Augustnes Church, New
ark rccriycd draft ycsterdal Tor loo hurlns from
the BISHOP OF 81 Poeleu Austria, 10 help pay on the
heavy debt on his parish
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cURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

John De Gran, a Chicago sneak thief was ar
rested In m. H. Bralnerds house. al 2l0 Division
noe, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, while trying 10
escape with $50 worth OF Jewelry aud tlS IN money
A thief who had been operating In Croton
Falls caught the morning express train tho
Harlem Railroad yesterday by Deputy Shern Ford. and
brldge he opened the door and Jumped out the uan
running at full speed After series Of somersauts
PlRinA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
The Eject Of Capt. McNaiiy's Raid Across the
Rio Grnnde.

GALVESTON, Nov. 22.-Advces from Browns
y,e to-day say that on Saiurday Capt McNaly en-.
tenched on the Mexican side OF the river under the
protection of The guns this side. ana while there
Nns prospect of he Federal troops crossing he re.
mained to hOld the passage.
when positive orders received not 10 cross.
Capt. Me Nally returned win his whole command lie
obtained promise from the Mexican authortes that
they would ceiyer up the stolen cattle the thilyes
n caught.
is said that yesterday, 2ist the Mexican authorities
rxCk is uuiet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

NJ. =. Ryan, produce merchant Of Montreal.
has suspended. HIS liabilities are said 10 BE- over
flW,OOO.
Andrew r. Hall one OF the oldest aud most
prominent mrrchiuso ~ Boston, died at his residence
ON Bcacon street Ne'tcrlay afternoon.
The body Of Can't John Marin ~ the schoon-
tr lasca, nissiae hiltt Oct -, recovered IN tho
creek ~ BunHll yesterday. Marin resided ~ Muwau-
kcc, Wis.
Five boys broke through the ice on Merrimack
Square pondin Man -et y. H., Yesterday and one OF
them, Walter l.. BurpHr. Ww drowned. IA oilers
were rescueA. Oul d D l-aIlI one " lLrM WI DE.
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.JoHN. N.B, Nov 's..-lhe schooner Annie
j. from iiopeWta s. b, for Boston, stone laden, was
wrocfcd At Beaver Hlbor on SUNDAY ast The crew
were saved.
d Is. ported that tho schooner Automaton bound
rom J1t.ns Nlle iu ST. olu, cnni aden Was seen 10
SINS suddenly the BAY Of fuudy. The crew consisted
OF tue captain and four meA.
Chall-- brown and Daniel Crowley left here on Fra.
day lnft FOR chance Ilarnur ia KIN The bunt " as
fsuud bottom up u the BAY Of uudy
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The Whi,ccbnpeI Rond ,urdcr.

LoNpoN, Nov. 22.-The trial Of Henry and
Thomas Wainwright the one upon the charge Of viii.
ful murder ana the other accessory after the fact
began to-day at the Genera Criminal Court. Ola Bailey
Chlet Justice tock9urn presilng Henry Wainwright
II charged with Killing young woman nauet Harriet
Lane, Ia september 1874, IN WhitcChape Road. her
nangied remains being found IN his possession year
aftcrN ard.
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the rest Of the hounds as to discourage them
"Old Joe" searched for him until late, but he was
not found when the party broke up. AT hve
o'clock In the Mansion House hungry table
and success to Joe Dnnohue. the father OF Jer-
sey fox hunting, was the toast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

An Anneke Jams case has broken out afrcsh
In Newark, SUIT having been begun in the United States
supreme Court IN the name of H. Buckbee and others
70 recover the property lying In Market, Broad and
Alsey streets, the business heart Of the city
rant said TO have bcen given TO Van Burcn Ryerson OF
New ORR, and on record at L rth AmbOy The proper
belongs TO the First Presbyterian Church. aud u
leased by II and covered BY costly buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

william O'Drlen, attending the West Hoboken
public school, complained to Justice Crossman Sestcr-
day that he WAS cruelty beaten by John kenyon the
principal The boy saId tnst he asked permission to
leave the schuol room ON Friday last anu up lie
was violently thrown b1cA nO hs seat ms teacher
charles T. Scheck. He attempted to defend himself.
ana was set upou by the PRINCIPAL and beaten COnsta
Oe Farrell arrested Kenyon last evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
The BOYS ofthe.NYorId.

The young folks have powerful advocate In
the new juvenile paper the 3OEs Of the World which
watchfuy regards their Interests II contains the best
stories the most exciting sketches the drolest Jsrns
aud an endless variety Of puzzles, charades, engmas
&C. This weeks number viii be issued tomorrow
morning 80 that the boys get before ThanksglV
ing Our young readers will thank US for this IN.
formation and be prepared early to the best
iuT Tsnlls paper PubllAsd ZhI geES O Ia Rrh,-Ady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

In the recent run on the Newark Dime SAVINGS
Bank. Arthur Deyinc, real estate broker purchased
many bank books for ninety cents the dollar lie
has returned all the books he purchased from women
AZ Tue ssmr rate for which he bought them Ou thoss
he purchased from men he realized sldO prOnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
rhc Lare-, Escape from Sing sing Prison.

william Gunner, a young New York thief,
escaped from Sing Sing Prison Saturday His duties
were to shave the men, and his "kit" Of Implements
was his passport lie procured a SUIT Of citizen,
clothes ana worn them under hs prison garh on hi Ia
round ot duty ne visited south slc guard post build.
Ing, ana Nhe the guards auchtion was diverted to
something ouFldt, iunc hipOtd out Of his
dress walked out Of the prison This Is the atest
escape reported from Sing Slug Prison down 10 ii 80
last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
THE LArEST FROM CUBA.
4 Treaty of Peace and Friendship between
Cubn and san DominuO.

HAvASA, Nov -. rhe Minister OF San Do
mlngo hiss arrived mere ana been received by Captain
General Vaimaseda with great honors. coach was
provided tor him, and he escorted by troops with
a band of music TO and from the Government Palace.
Inc result o this visit Il that treaty OF peace friend
ship, maritime commerce and cNtraditiOn, between
spain and san Domingo has been signed.
The nsurgnt leader arlUs Garcia. has been surprise
and shot.
The Csptain Genera has arrived At Las Cruces His
headquarters VIII be IN the nel1
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Father and SON OF One Opinion.

The best paper for the young folks TO read is
the Boys OF ne Worh We read H. aud advised boy
to read H. But Jimmy promptly said. Why, paps. I've
been taking the Boys NJ me World for four and
II improves with every nu"'ber" This woeks paper,
We learn, comes out tomorrow mornlOs. Just before
TRaAkkgIlpg,-AaV.
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Trinity Parish contains seven church edinces,
known as Trinity 81. Paus Chapel 81. johns Trinity
Chapel ST. Chrysostoms. ST. Augus,ine's ana St. Cor.
neliuss Chapel the latter Gov rn RS Island. new
structure for the chapel Of st. Augustine erect
ca on the Old rrlends burial ground. East Houston
street. near tae DOwCTy. Plans In preparation, and
~hen completed the edncc ~ TO be under the pastoral
care OF the Rev. A. &. klmer. The Friend,' burlat
ground was purchased few months ago, after the
bOdles bad been removed for SSO.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

Some of the blocks Of marble taken from the
Pleasantve quarry for use In tue Dime uuion savings
bank building which Is going up IL Skin avenue aud
Broadway, are tweniy.fOur feet IN length and ara
nrger thsn any ever before put into Now No.9 build
nk lht same quarry tupnitd the marble for the New
Orleans tus IN HUuse, ana Tor 81 IatrcAs aihedral
before the foreman Of the Chedra became Interested
IN QulrN ~ MansaoMurNlt..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

Frank NJ. Cund,t, the cashier OF the stationery
Arm Of Lbcrhard fabor, OF 1913 William street 4, de.
fautcr TO the amount o about t!00O) MI Fabcr gave
testimony gau-t hls cashier Yesterday hcfOre the
Grand jury lie mother of toudit offered 60 MAKE
Irpaniluu To ihr nrst ui her ability, hut TO THIS Mr r..
hcr dcmurrcd, prcferfns to et the w take it, COURSE
Conlit has been gmbns, lie Is member Of the LO.
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Ono Of Hoy. sprnrue & Co.'.Casc.

motion was made In the BROOKLYN City
Court YESTERDAY In the suit Of the Fourth National Bank
OF New YORK against loyt srrague Co.. to maze tho
receiver OF the nrm parry defendant to the suit Tho
banks claim sgains the firm is Tor ftOj,75S Counsel
Tor tue ectNtr sld that the Bcrg shire MOOen Om-
nany had such suit for $4,000 pending before the ref
cree, ana that until that was Sc tied there
IN multiplying litigation against the receiver Dccisoa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

The creditors that j. B. Ford & Co., publishers
Of q PARK place. met yesterday In the papers sub
mtted by the nrm the total hat lltc- are paced AZ
tc2 o25. sXy.0De creditors proved their debts ana
OF these ntN mine attended the meeting They accepted
scompo,lt9u % t.irly per cent, payable o, the new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

SAN Francisco, Nov. ~ On the steamer
Mikado, which arrived on saturday were Capt Graves.
wife and two children, who we're wrecked near cape
Hnrp Aug. 10, aud picked up after eighteen dAs sLf
fernR IN boat, Win nNe by the ship SNren, OF
Boston, for Honolulu. A oug boat containing uine-
not be en- heard from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

NEW ORLRANs Nov. 22.-Gov. Kellogg has re-
prieyed, for one week. d. r. Fcndenson aud Bill VII.
lams, two colored men under sentence TO be hanged
iur murder IA New Orleans ON the 2ith inst the legal
y Of lhc npanelment uf the grand jury which indicted
them helnR In question In case now before the Su.
ptems lVuIL " be declhed on MOnuay next.
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Church Trouble settled.

Loi isvlLLE- Nov. "a telegram from Rome,
from Father Rouchot Vicar General Of the Diocese OF
LoniYilc says Father Deyries having prQml. ci to sub
init to Bishop McCloskey has obtained permission o
celebrate mass some months ago Deyres refused TO
fttughiN the Bishop aud supsequenly appealed to
Rome which action caused bishop Met tloskcy to dlG.
pAtch messenger 10 represent hui before the Pope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
Senator Fcrry'. FunrrnI.

wAsnINGToN, Nov. 2.-rhe Senators held n
meeting to-day. and appointed Senators window Of
Minnesota Eaton Of Connecticut Sargent Of Calfor.
MA ana Kelly OF Oregon TO attend funeral Of the
late senator Ferry ~ Connecticut. These gentlemen
have power 10 add 70 the committee.
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A Horse Thief shot.

NASHVILLE. Nov 29.-Allen Gwynn, coored.
living Huntington, having learned yesterday that
Milton lioney and Frank Patterson, 80 cx peneutlary
convcta had arranged 10 steal his horses last night
collected posse Of Whe men to watch his premises
The two came as expected ana when halted nrcd
posse who returned the fire, killing Roney. Patterson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
The Crusn dcrs Again.

On sunday praying band numbering seven
women ana nfecn men Visited WsldIuAnn's saloon.
Market street, Newark. Tn were courteously ro-
eelyed by the proprietor who gave them every facility
Tor The prosecution Of their work Beer .druSing waa
continued without interruption while they sang and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23
The SaO.OOO Rnce.

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 22.-The President Of
the Jockey Club says the Will come of on Thanks
giving Day y the weather remains clear In the mean.
uhr, ana the horses are IN condition. Wllddle has
lne epLOOl0 and u leared the OleTs may DO aheeled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

SAVANNAH. Nov. S'-Ihe steamer Guy OF
Havana, New York for Havana, put INTO Tybee, Ca,
Tor repairs. having broken the cross Of the
engine ON Friday noon when tWruty Ave miles north
east of tue rylug Pan shoas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-23

The Baltimore and Ohio Railrond C1mpanv
have made arrangements with an English Shipping
company Tor nne steamers between baltimore aud
LtyerpOOL
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The Malayan Outbrcak.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Colonial once has re-
celycd a telegram stating that the troops from the
Iriush Rc-idcucy at pcrak have shelcd and captured
dertu
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THE LOSS OF TIE NATION.
5uY NtDDTN DEtTH or TTCE-PRES-
IDLNT HINRr WILSON.


inct Meeting Called The Presidents Order
W,.uuNGroN. Nov. .-Vice-Prcsidrnt
u..,, died at 7.ao tbls Morning. II having
-, ,,,r.scnted last nigbt TINT he had an much
,,.,,,t ,ho, be ,vould hs atte 10 s,ar, f,, tho
IN MI, vol tho ,n,e,igo,co 80 his de.,h
.,.,,i,1 ,,c communi,v ue wont 10 bcd at nm
..,i, h,ur last night and n, an foil asleen Az
,nIini,ht no cot nm and valkcd around his
-, ,rhon ,o,r,, 20 ohts,,hio bo ,ooL I'm a IN
81, h,,t ~ roers o,,i,iod "Tbo Changed
g. uitn the MOTIF Vot a. viii. hut as
,u, and road ,hrce vcr.ss from fl. one
-, y ~. ,-,,..
u.ipus Lord with patcut love 10 bear each Others
tul's
no. ,an' glln & trqs inees9e,'' 4. .,.rc
y N. ,ach oin't ". ih ah. IN, ~ ~ r. , tg @ ,iaI'
n'. NV y" ~ .u'" W. '',e ''v"' J." ,l, ,,.
Othcr verses had been marked In the book
among Them tho following:
wh.t,f ,o..r .in,,er. c,pn, rhv ericf
The ~" Of IN un'i ,.f'n,i Viii
knows that rhou art suhm..sivc s'ir.
TlIs volume belonged to his wife. ana con
thued photograph OF h'r anu thclt SON. poth
deceascd lie treasured it beyond value and
.t,xavs n,dc I, bis con. u,nion from which no
oi"'' u'u' ""'' N."''"''.'',' i'o" ""'N' "'
seemed to derive much comfort. After reading
the yorses he spoke with gratitude of the kind
r.ss -, b,s frtords dnrlr, hts et,.ncss. and of
mss u MS "'v"us u"i''E US s,VN"0sH' an" w
the widespread sympathy IN DIS behat. lie
then returned to bed IN a happy mood, and
,ln, Al 4 o'clork thls notning no ovoke
complaining OF a pain In the stomach. one OF
the attendants rubbed IT, and being thus re-
na,.I la ng,in f.li ..,eep
newell uo as''n zen asieop'
MS LAST MOMENTS.
Az o'clock he awoke, and said that he felt
tri,htcr and better than at any time previou sly.
AZ. wo,d ona ~, tho v,tchors oou,,,,,t ca,.1
NJ, "'""' '"e W '"o ""''''e'S, 0o'"n"'' oa''"
70 Nun t"e news VI 'he uehth o' Srhtor fcrp'
Mr.. wilson said he was prepared Tor IL, and eX-
...., a., .,,.,..t., t.., ~, =, ~. -, e,
pressed no SURPRISE but said; Poor Ferry
lie has been a great sufferer" IIe then smoke
OF senator ferrys pOlitic IL services in terms OF
hlsh commepdation chardctcrizfnc him "A nm
80 - -. =. ~ 80 -"
aSe, N.Ns' anu useiui man. nc also talked
e''uV VI rVIl,, eni. iiic, ahu apout us l1st
ee'lon' dn auucu' - Iuht make, elghty-tnree
dead with whom have sat In the senate. What
arlcOrd | don't think any man living
can sa, the same. unless. pcrhaps IL is Hamlin
-, ""', AZ ~" , 10 We tiiu , Yi W .iS pre7t,. ps ,
t',u,, -nhi, h ue Wy ,N'n ~ ne hV u.n,vIS "l Tue
H. ~ VIZ IT, no We t. ~, " ~ - t...- ni .ln'i II H.,
who WAS selected bV sir. Wilson TO he with him
much a. pos-ihlc on acrlupt of their old
friend. shin formed "A uuut 81 Of wears ago I'm
h,t.a Nn-s stNs thai nf.r suruL mo nf hfs
80 ,,i,n,f re.t ia ~ pr,' ,,rt in,1st ~,
s..n n'fu' .vst w Nv Nv le,iittnt lYYheu ny
"l'm A tretty tright-io. King boz mi, morning
amt 20 lie said that hc was going to ride to-
DAY. a, lis physician. Dr. Baker. Hd Ni-ed him to
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The steamer Minnie H. child has begun to
Jnruel u. Il. Martln.
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LoSDoN, Nov. %!-Evoning.- It is reported
here hat the rt-h Vct at Malta ha. sllled iOr tho
Atrlue The Mediterranean squadron has been
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HORSE NOTES.

MoNTnEN A.. NOV. -. Father Cheniquy has re-
not Qut tho country.
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sPARKS FRoM TIfE rEAEGRArH.

Falling barometer, southerly t. easterly windA
rising aud stationary Temperature.