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The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
IVuInply Dnrnpty's Nisfo:!EHc.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The painful state
ment is again made here that G,org2
L, Fox the favorite actor, has been stricken
with paralysis Of his face. It's understood
that while Fox was playing in q Western
city lately, he sustained very severe con
fusion on the nose. That organ was driven
into his face so as to strain the optic nerve
He was felled tothe ground, and has not re.
covered since from the effects of the blow.
The play in which the unfortunate accident
occurred, was q pantomihc, and during the
piece number of boys had to jump from
box, one injumping struck FoX's face with
his head causing the accident described
Since this occurrence symptoms have ap-
reared of marked softening of FoX's brain,
and there is every reason to fear that his
mind is wreck.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
PERSONAL.

Rev. A. d. Davis left this city this morn
in. for temperance lecturing tour through
Kent county. He will speak at Wyoming
this evening, at Thomas Chapel tomorrow
evening, at Dover on Wednesday evening,
at Magnolia on Thursday evening and at
Leipsic on Friday evening.
Mr.. j. j. Pierce, penman of this city, has
for some time past been confined to his
bed with sickness. We learn that he is now
getting better, and hopes in few days to
be able to return to his business at AS Mar
ket street.
rrof. W. W. Woodruff, who for nine
years was Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Chester county, Pa, and who
for several years has been engaged in that
State as Institute Instructor, will lecture to-
day, in school house No. /, this city, on
"School Government"
Professor O. S. Fowler who has been de-
livcring a course Of lectures in this city in
the Institute Hall, will leave Wilmington to-
morrow.
Esquire Ilaganv says the attendance at
New Castle, yesterday, upon the opening of
the Court, was the largest that he had ever
seen.
Mr.. Jesse K. Bayles deserves much credit
from the people of Wilmington for his ex-
cclent management OF the Grand Opera
House.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Albany ClaHaOrinS for s;::sg.cy.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 15.-At meeting
of the Pastors Association of Albany, Rev.
Dr.. Clark, as committee appointed at the
last meeting to see Messrs. Moody and
Sankey, reported to-day. Albany's applica-
ton has been placed upon file, but the great
reyiyalists think they will be unable to make
any engagement earlier than the winter of
1876 or III. Mr.. Moody suggested to the
Albanist the erection of a suitable structure
for their meetings. The invitation will be
renewed next fall.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
TIE NEW HESLHTOIR.

COL. MCINTYRE AND Ills SHOVEL AND PICK
BRIGADE HOW FAR THE CONQUEsTs
HAVE BEEN MADE-THE WORK GOES
BRAvELY ON.
A visit to the Cool Spring Reservoir yes
tcr,lay morning, by an attachc of the HER
AID resulted in obtaining a few facts,
which, as they may not be uninteresting to
our many readers, We herewith submit
them.
The new City Basin is situated between
Franklin and Van Burcn streets, which are
its Eastern and Western limits; on the
South is Tenth street, and its North is bor-
dcred by what will be 18th street, when
opened. On Franklin and Van Burcn Sts,
the reservoir is 700 feet, and on Tenth and
12th, is $50 tect-the original plan being
somewhat altered. The depth now at
rough bottom is 2t feet; when finished it
will bc 22l5, as the bottom will be covered
with 1S inches of clay and brick, and the
side with % inches Of muddlc clay; the
water line will be at dcptl. Of Is feet, gN-
ing the reservoir, when full, capacity of
nearly 100000 600 of gallons.
Inc banks on tnc OutSluc are all nicely
sodded, and the grass is looking green and
fresh. Workmen are now bllsily engaged
in leveling the bottom, and the laying the
distributing and feeding mains each 80 inches
in diameter, which will connect with 20
inch main at Eleventh and Jefferson streets.
As soon as the drains are completed, the
work vii! be suspended till spring, when it
will again be resumed, and the reservoir he
ready by July to supply the city with water.
The highest number of men ever en-
ployed on the work at one time, not includ-
ing cart boys, was $40, together with rs
single teams, double ones, and rollers.
The number of hands now at work is 1856,
also 1S horses and carts.
The amount appropriated for the Reser-
voir, was originally, S25O,OOO, and $l25,00O
for pipes, of this sum there is now about
SCO, 900 remaining.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16

country to q single species of capital, o
preventing any banker or banking associa
tion from using his or their credit by the
emission of notes in any form they saw fit
has never been
ATTEMPTED OR SUGGESTED.
Therefore We sec the numerous banks Of
Scotland and Ireland and England, "coun.
try banks" they are called, pursuing safe,
useful and profitable business, supplying
currency notes to their customers, and resu-
lating the volume of such issues under such
limitations as selfpreservation, and the
laws compelling redemption of their notes
on demand in gold and. silver csin, make
necessary.
The combination between the moncyed
power of the country and Congress gives to
the former degree Of influence over legis-
lation which is inconsistent with the public
interest and hostile to popular freedom, and
at the same time capital is subjected to the
ignorant or capricious control Of congress
sioilai legislation, rendering It's operations
INSECURE AND UNSTABLE.
Is it not manifest that there is now ia
vorable opportunity for the Southern States
to assist il aiding the country to return to
systems Of sound finance and currency under
the limitations imposed by the federal con-
stitution over the power of Congress over
this important subject.
The cry Of Kelley, Butler, Wendell Phil
lips,and (alas y here andatherc Democrat
is against " money rings" bloated bond
holders, y " coupon clippers" ETC., ETC., and
passing by for moment the infamous ma
ture of such appeals, such ou+rages upon
the " law Of the land" which is for the rich
as we'll as for the poor, docs not moments s
reelection make it manifest that all the prof
its Of tluctation in our paper money of credit
those changes in its value which are go
ing OIL, day by day, land hour by hour, all are
at the cost ofthe laborer and consumer ,and
benefit the very classes against whom Kel-
ley & Co.; seek to excite popular and ignor-
ant prejudice
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spain Replies.

RIGHT or THE T.. $. TO INTERFERE.
MADRID, Nov. 1G.-2a. m-The Allnlste-
rial Council has, ,aftcr lengthy consideration,
agreed upon a reply to the recent Official
note received from the United States Gov
ernment concerning the rights of Cuba.
The Spanish reply is written in friendly
terms and amicably denies the right OF the
relatin. to the Spanish Government of tie
Island of Cuba. The Government is will
lins to observe the treaty of 1892. No init
nation is conveyed of any intended ckange
in the present Spanish policy on the Island.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Butter and whisky.

st. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-In the L. S. Dis
trict Court the case of the L. s. VS.. Gen'l
Jno. Mcdonald, late Superior of Internal
Revenue for the Department of Missouri,
indicted for conspiracy to defraud the Gov
ernmcnt is now progressing. Great inter
est attaches to The proceedings.
Gen. B. f. Bntler is expected to arrive
here Tomorrow, he is counsel in the Avery
wLiskey case.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Death of the Actor EselgHerc.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-Mr. George Bel
more, the English actor, died here to-day.
He was a grandson Of James Can, who was
with kemble, Kean. Ellison and
)'hcr great actors. The great character OF
tAc deceased was that of "Nat Gosling," in
Eoncicaull's play Of "The Flying Scud,"
Which he played in London two hundred
And scventy-siX nights in succession.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
4 trn5i.l0us Russi. and GcrEaany

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The G1pAic
Was,linst on special says: Private tele am
received at the various legations there ar
to the effect that Il war of enormous ma G.
uitude is almost certain TO break in
Europe during the present year. Thcl III
bition of Russia and Germany is at he
bottom of the trouble. England probably
will find herself compelled to. seize Egypt,
II order to project her "iormet' traffic
Through the Suez Canal.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
OVER TEEE CABLE YESTERDAY.
S'eatli.

ROME, Nov. 15.-Neldi tie celebrated
musical composer, to-day assumed his seat
in the Italian Senate.
Arrival Of the Steamer Indiana,
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-the steamer In
LLAMA, of the American Line, from Phila-
delphia, arrived off Brow Head at O'Clock
this morning.
Arrival Of t.sa Indiana.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.--Thc steamship H.
diana, Captain Clark, Of the American line,
from Philadelphia for this part, arrived oil
Browllead at s o'clock, this morning.
Another Snivwreclk.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15.-The British ship
Astrda, from this port for the United
States, has been lost near Boulo.nc. Nine
of the crew were drowned. The vessel has
cone to pieces.
ADeuse Fa- In DaSIin.
DUBLIN, Nov. ia dense TO: envelopes
the city to-day, rendering locomotisn dan
gerous, and seriously interfering with gen
eral business.
A convention of ministers has seen called
to meet in this city on the 22d inst. to sus-
tain the religious movements inauguratea by
Messrs. Moody and Sankey.
CoEt1uusG Floods in Great Britain.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The tide i'll the
Thames this mornin: was the highest on
record Greenwich and the lowlands along
the river were partially inundated. The
weather around the coast contihueS very
heavy. Wrecks have been numerous.
Lloyds to day publish reports of wrecks
that occurred last night off Bridlinston,
Cardigan, Clovelly, Berwick, Sunderland
Bride and elsewhere.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Dedication OF a laasl.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The new CHECKER
ing Hall was opened tonight to the public,
1t was naugurated with a grand concert by
Dr.. Hans Won bulow and full orchestra.
The audience was composed of the elite Of
the city. Won Bulow made as good impres-
sion here as he did in Boston.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
A.kerc axu Helpless.

TORONTO, Nov, 15.--The schooner Fear
less Capt. Ferguson from OsweSo, went
ashore yesterday in Aslridge Bay. Despcr-
ate excrtions were made with the life boats
all day to reach the vessel. The captain WAS
drowned, but the crew was rescued in the
evening by the life boats. The vessel is val
,led at $1,000.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Old fInicnIer5OcstSY's

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The Representa-
tives of the Old Knickerbockers, OF New
York, have formed new club, called "The
St. Nicholas" the object bein. to reunite
the old New YsrkerS, and brin: their de-
scepdants together socially. Its members
com prise many of the very bes. cit zcss
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
At ST. JAMES, CHURCH.

At ST. James Catholic Church this even
lag an entertainment will he given by the
Pho Mono Society, which promises to be
thoroughly successful. There will be thea
trical exhibitions, varied by recitatioEs and
music, both vocal and instrumental. The
plays "That Rascal Pat" and "Hanly
Andy" will he given.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
Killed in u IsrA1Ea4i.

MONTREAL, Nov. 15.-Frank NcCue Gicd
last night, Of injuries inflicted i'll house OF
ill repute by ere Calcut. Thc latter has
been arrested.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
THO weather To-Day.

Washington, Noo. lG.
For tie Middle Statss, rising barometer,
|,at NorM ori10s, col,'er and partly clo@t'y
eut1rr,'an IN the North ve,y light snoo.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16

The schooner Conrad Reed, owned at
sandusky, Ohio, sunk Sunday Of the Cana
dian coast. Her entire crew are supposed
to be lost.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
lIlE,g Cotton.

| II YIELD OF Ihio 'H'''-H'
,nyplrloN AND nov PRICES WILL BE
AFFECTED.
v,.urycroN, D. G., New. 15.-The OF
|; cotton crop report for November makes
;roc+ comparison Of the product Of this
- with that Of 1874. As the tormcr re-
|,rts Of the condition have indicated, the
,,cs bordering on the Atlantic all show a
.,urr1 product, and those in the Misssi2I ;
allrv an increased yield.
ir,or to November 1st, killing irostS had
,,,curcd in the more Northern States Of
|, =. cotton belt, in some counties Of West
T., GEORGIA and in districts north of the
oucssee river and in Alabama. Elsewhere
] g cotton plant was uninjured and, gencr-
|ay, in a vigorous growth ,on the best lands
b one parish in Louisiana, Claiborne, it is
| ;mcd that weeks continuance Of fiAe
kahcr would increase the local yield sew
t. J hundred bales. There is much Unequal
Ev in the progress in packing. lu some
unties of Georgia anil Alabama the har-
|tT is nearly over.
In Mississippi the work has been delayed
by political difficulties and by sickness. In
ashngton county two-thirdS of the crop
sls ungathered and it was feared that
,bristmas would find onc-fourth in the
ylts Fine weather has been the rule with
ew exceptions, but in Louisiana much fibre
as been lost Or stained by storms.
The effect of the great September storm
i Southern Texas proves less disastrous
Ian was at first represented. The amount
i lint in comparison with the weight of
clcotton is quite variable, ransin: from
,cMty-three to ir'y-three per cent, but so
! as reported it appears to be less shan in
Il.
The State percentage representing the
,greratc quantity as compared with last
ar are as follows; North Carolina, 81;
Juth Carolina, re; Georgia, Is; FloriSs ,
J; Alabama, 102; Mississippi, Ill; Louis
IA, 1OC; Texas, ia; Arkansas, 1876; Tell
.ssce, 1lG. TAe rop of Arkansas is a
'ol one but the figures are increased more
: the fact of last years poor crop than by
.c excess of tho present onc. These figures
oint to small advance upon last years
.rre@atc if NO;emhcr AMI December
.oull be favorable to the opening and
licking Of the crop.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
GuihOrtl's Funeral To. bay.

MONTREAL, Nov. 15.-It has now been
definitely settled that the burial OF Guibord
@i!l take place tomorrow at 2 O'Clock p. M.
The procession will he guarded from one
cemetery to another by all the volunteer
'orce in the city, aided by the. police, Mayor,
Ihief Justice CicrsOl. Lieutenant Col.
Fletcher will command. The following is
he escort: one troop Cavalry, Montreal;
fIcld Battery, Montreal; Garrison Artillery,
NO. |, Company; Montreal Engineers, First
Battalion; Prince of Wales Rifles, Third
battalion; Victoria Volunteer Rifles and
sixth Battalion and HochedagO Light In
lahtry. The above have just received the
following oldcrs;
MILITIA BRIGADE OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION, QUEBEC,
MONTREAL, NV. Is. }
Brgade Order.-The Corps named in the
above will parade on Champ D'Mars in
winter uniform in light marching order IN
'lIle to march at 8 a. M. a, 10th inst inst,
oelhg required in aid of the civil power, the
men to provide themselves with one days
eooktd ratiOns. Ammunition will &c served
out by order.
Signed, Tuos. BACON,
Lieut.. Col. 3. NJ. NJ.
lne witness editorially appeals to protcs-
.al's TO stay away as their presence could
W. no good and would only tend TO irritate
VIC opponents of the Institute.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16

A history of Spanish California is being
written by General M. G. Vallejo.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
WASHINGTON.
r-rs From TEE CAlN nj al
call Esstsaa.

,.,.sr,xcroN, Nov. 15.-The Secretary
,o Treasury has also, to-day, issued his
all for the redemption Of $40 bonds
,sc4 and 1868 NJ q N on account.
The Morning herald., 1875-11-16
". Wilson'S Improvement.

y, ,,s,,ScroS, Nov 15.-Tne Vice Presi-
~ don, well last night, and continues TO
~ ain strength quite rapidly. He is feeling
.,. comfortable to-day, and begins to talk
nt ooiug back 10 Massachusetts, but the
,on ,.i,] insist on his remaining here anu
,.,n, .omo]ete rest until his recovery Is
,rourhly assured.
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Der v@lci99cl 9clinnten" bclobnt 'ne oul9e=
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- (Giu cuItismpro in Stolten.) gi+

(gin Suitismoro in Stolien.) ST.
mem &ou u5monne in N}oilono fomen Dor
me1rercn Sabren $50 Sire obbonoen.
Scin @croobt lcnttc liA ou cinen lclner
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,pieluobl oerlelbe beDarrli6 lcuanete, oes
&clo 9enommen 81 bobcn, erta ttete er
0e9cu i'm Die Qnsei9e, uno oos Gerldt
ncrurt6e,lts ben 9(rmtn ju2 Sobrcn Ser
fers. Mls CT oos @eidn9nib uicocr per
lieb, mar cine @elunobcit 9c6ro9cn,
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lc9te @i0 Tin uno 1torb. 9{lemono bdtte
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bitlen 5o9sn Der &oui ilnonn leineSSo9n=
un9 9e,ue6 Iclt battc. Scim um5ebcn
fan6en GG ndn1liA Die 400 Hir:> unls Der
cntruiQen @osporni &ipolto G9rc nno
2eben pcrloren, 0inter elncm @Grante
ppr. 8el ltiirst elite Der &auimann 5u Der
@6welcr bcs lln9liidliAcn, Die in flint
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SSciucr crpetfcn. &ihtcr obcr m09e o;eler
fSou wie 10 piel onoeve sur it;en9ltcn Sorz
liAt uno @epilIen6oiti9te;t mo6nen.
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NQGutdCGtuelt.

9ic iuclbcfan3tc elias 5oirc { &0bmos
idine ucrfcrtiAt before s(rbcit, ais irgcno cinc
onocrc; fir Sabre mirb bafiir @arontic &C.
leict iic miro prrtuuft nit monotlidcn sl6~
sablunAcn bon $500, obcr cS wirb cin Sobr
3cit gum 8esoglen gc9chcn oDnc 3inicn. SD
mcrbe ben er0btcn Discount acbcn fit 8aor>
soblung inncrbolb bcr n0bltcu 20 Sage, Den
irocno rin S(gent III bcn Scr. Stooteu 9ibt ;
oud 9cbe id SmcdcrS unb Muiilcrs pDnc be-
lonbcre @esablung nit icbcr Mol1inc. 9ie
9elcr Die fer 9nSei0e, Die bceblid)i9cn, cine N0D>
molhiuc su taufcn, m0aen luicn, bob jcbt Die
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fault. gS. =. Gas,
0oioc N1bmoidincn Ngcnt,
Office in 9untleY's Suilcing,
81 n n, y rbh II $
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Mus 9ieupieo miro llntsr Dem
Dem 15ten Ottuber 9clhrieben 9os ouI
brci Wtonote GsidnynlB loutenoe l(rthell
eeotn Sen &apu3nsrpatcr Gjobriel (Fo.
ter SSu09c aus Miu tsr), Der betonnt!lb
cinem Siir9ermeiltcr Die Nblolutipn Der
mrissrt botte, lit rebt@trditi9, her Yater
ober niht su iinoen, ueB9olb lbm Jest
Elm G1edbrief 9efol9t 1T.
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Stutac 81 Dbel.

0ie beutjGe M0bel Gompu9nc in Nlioble<
port fat bon Dem friDcrn @clddit cine snsnbl
@(6bcl, olS @cttltcllcu, Slide, Sbrdntc, @u>
rcouS &c. iibcrnommen, bic bis sur Grnffnung
bes ciaencn Storcs billi9 in Der 6ottorp prr<
fauft mcrscu. Niemonb, oct Nobelu brolld)t,
iolltc oicic @clssenbeit Oeri1umcn, ionocrn iid)
lcinc M0bcln iebt fou feN.
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- s. miro tc(caropDirt, bab Aoiicr sSilbcln'
uno &oni9 %iftor emanuel Die nculid in9?{ol<
unb Niummcn trnfcn, bic SlncrfennlnA cllcs
;ufiini itiNcnYapitcs bon Den Gorontien abbonAia
maiden mollcn, Die bcrl rlclbc 9ibt. 60 mic bic
Sudcn icbt Ic0eu lit rs burduua 9lcid)Ailti9 oh
sic bciocn Teinhc Der Nirtbc cinc,l sufllnftiacn
Yoplt ancrftnncn pncr ,iid,t SIT cinnal einGnplt
rcd)tn1bia crlu1blt, 10 miro ct Yaplt lcin, 10
mirb i'm Die futbolidc9Sclt ols iold)cn br9riibcn
uuo Die bcocn ocfrGnttn &crfolAcr Der fatDo,
liid)cn Nirdc mrrocn nldjt biclNod)t Dobcll, brn
Yopitc ieinc @iiroc su ncDmcn.
-Sn Der ct. MiduclSfir@c in Gbicoeo uur-
Den fiir;lid) 10 Grluud)lcnc, huruntcr Gin Ssroc~
lit ourd) bic Iou fc III Die fatDolildc Airdc ouf>
gcNonlmcil.
- Su Ser flrincn Gclncinoc bon Srcntou,
=, uuroc am "a. Sftobcr cinc Dcili9c M(illun
acidioiicu, bti ucld)tr cine 23 Sabre oltc Fro,
lcltantin in Die futbuliidc &irDc oui9cnommcn
murbc.
Ser Gr,bilNoi &(undet bon Src0on lit
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uuo cine tlcinc s|rmcc bon Yricl firm.
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