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JAMAICA.
srzSfsH MY ooAHD or VESSEL IN PORT
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grANfsu ok~ II GUARD OF VESSEL IN PORT
OEsnaAt CANAL POLITICAL REFUGEE AT
KINGSTON ExS-
Krxc,roS.Ja Nov. IS, 1875
Tho steamer Uruguay is stir lyinS in this haroor,
watched by Spanish steaDer u war Hpe Governor
las iouna out his mistake 10 seizing her, ana Oners
iecaSe ner and to restore her cargo Of ms ana au
n'Son captain Summers will promise t. clear Ior
any particular port but the condition attac eo 70 TINS
Is bond Tor So 900 that the Uruguay will 20 there
rms captain summers refuses 70 give on abe grN uno
that there is NO international! law 10 authorize n,
Governor TO make such demand upon him and that
as his papers are all in perfect order the detention OF
bis vessel and cargo Is perfectly illegal and most un-
warrantable.
The Captain has the best OF the situation at present
and the public well the legal fraternity laugh al
the Attorney General who is perfectly unacquainted
with the Foreign Enlistment act, or any ninortant
question Of International law.
REFUGEE HAYTI
General Canal the refugee who sought the shelter
and protection OF the American Minister at Port a
Prince, aud for whose dcliverance United States gun
boat sent TO Hayti has arrived here In safety 1t
Is said there is doubt that he will be the next
President of that Republic and that it Is the knowledge
OF this fact that made the Haytlan government
anxious TO execute him.
RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT.
There has been religious disturbance In Spanish
Town owing TO an attempt 70 remove young curate,
the Rev. Mr. Val Spinosa, from the Cathedral. where
he Is very popular but not, however, with the church
wardens who disliked him account Of his honesty
and outspoken character persecution OF the young
curate followed. Six hundred OF the congregation,
headed by Sir Bryan Edwards and Others stood by him
in his trouble but the Bishop, yielding to the church
wardens superseded him in the charge The popuace
discovering this the Sunday when the Rev. Mr..
Hepburn entered the pulpit large body and left
the Cathedral leaving the minister to preach to empty
benches. In the afternoon some 800 people and as
many of the Sunday scholars, who include big able
bodied men and women OF all coors proceeded to the
residences of the church wardens, NJ. Conkavous
and Dr. Benjamin Stamers These officials fled and
were followed by the mob who hooted them.
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THE. COMING CHINEE.

ARRIVAL OF YOUTHS FROM THE CELESTIAL EN-
PIIE TO BIZ EDUCATED.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 20, 1875.
The steamer China which arrived last night, brings
thirty bright boys from the Celestial Empire be edu
Gated in the United States They will rusticate four
Eve days in the Palace Hotel and then proceed to
Springfield, Mass, and Hartford, Conn
THB PARTY
Ngau Ngoh Ling is the commissioner and has charge
OF the students Kwang K Chin is the Official trans
iator and Joint commissioner Tho latter brings his
wife and the former his wife and daughter. The boys
arrayed in silks and satns and enjoy hugely their
travels. They are to be devoted to study fifteen
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OBITUARY.

oRRIs S. FERRY, UNITED STATES SENATOR.
United States Senator orrs s. Ferry, whose health
has been failing for months past, died at his
home in Norwalk Conn, yesterday Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock. He was hfty two years Of age
having been born at Bethel, Conn, on the 10th Of
August in the year 1928. He graduated at Yale Col
ege studied law his profession. and pracsed al the
Bar during several years. In the year 1S4g ne was s
pointed Judge OF Probate He was a member OF the
Connecticut state Legislature and Senate IN the years
/ sb5 and 1850 Ho served In the House OF Represen-
tasres in the Thirty sixth Congress In the Union
army he neld the rank OF brgadcr general Of voun.
teers during the war He was elected 10 the Cnucd
states senate as republican succeed Lafayette >
Foster a Union republican, and took his seat March :,
1ss- He was re elected in 1872 lis term 81 service
would have expired March ?. 1879
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
THE CONTEST OVER THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

THE CONTEST OVER THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
SHIP.
BALTIMORE, Nov 81, 1875.
In reply to the letter of s. Teacke Wallis reform
candidate for Attorney General the recent election
for State officers to Governor Groome, notifying him
that he CWallis) will contest the election OF c. j. NJ
Gwinn, the democratic candidate Governor Groome
has addressed communication to Mr. Wallis SAYING
In view OF the facts that the constitution provides
no mode in which the contest shall be conducted,
and that there Is no legislation which reaches
the case, he would be pleased 70 receive
from Mr. Wallis and Mr.. Gwinn, or their
attorneys at the earliest practicable day written argu
ments upon the question whether he (the Governor)
entertain the contest proposed the extent of his
powers in regard thereto and the mode in which he
should proceed to exercise them.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop Frederick d. Huntington, Of Central New
York. registered at the Everett House ExGovernot
William B. Lawrence of Rhode Island sojournng a,
the Albemarle Hotel MI. John 7. Raymond, the
comedian has arrived at the New York Hotel Captain
the Hon. NJ. stapeton OF England is staying at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Commander Henry Wilson, Cnited
States navy is quartered at the Westminster Hotel Mr.
George Jerome Collector of the port OF Detroit is stop
ping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel General George w. Nc
Cook OF Ohio, is at the Hotel Brunswick Mr. Edwin
Adams, the tragedan among the late arrivals at the
Astor House.
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THE MARKET STREET BRIDGE.

THE INSURANCE AND LIST OF COMPANIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 81 1875.
The following the insurances on the Market
Street Bridge burned yesterday
The Union Mutual of Philadelphia and the Reliance
of Philadelphia $4,000 each; the Liverpool London
and Globe $4,000; the Franklin Insurance Company,
Sic 666 the Royal OF Liverpool and the North British
and Mercantile, of London, $40 900 EACH the Home OF
Columbus, Ohio, $4,000 the Atlantic Fire and Marine,
of Providence, r, l. City, Of Providence r. l. Mutual
FIRE, of Germantown; Citizens, Of Newark; Mcr-
chants of Providence r. l., and the Equitable, 81 500
each Total, $76,666
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ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
CHEEENG PROGRESS or THE BRITISH ExPEDr
TIoNARY YESSEIA
From the London Telegraph. Nov 81

From the London Telegraph, Nov.
Our Dundee correspondent teiographs that Captaia
Adams Of the whaer Arctic which reached that port
on Saturday evening from the Davis Straits whale FISH
Ing brings reports Of very favorable prospects for the
Polar expedition. Contrary 70 expectations the
entrance to Melville Bay found in sach stats
that no difficulty experienced in getting through
H. and this Ia circumstance which, in the knowledgs
OF tho oldest captain, is without parallel The north
water was reached the oath OF June and the fol-
lowing day Captain Adams passed Carey Islands. Thers
IS then heavy swell, with strong wind from ths
mort beast such is experienced In tho North Sea alter
gaIe This led Captain Adams to tho conclusion that
there mns. he vast extent Of open water toward tina
north. and IN. refore aording exceedingly favorable
prospects for the Polar expedition.
He is OF opinion at the government ships would
reach further latitGsa than has been obtained Tor
many years past, and n view is entitled 20 SONS
weight considering the yajuah contributions he has
made TO Arctic discovery
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FRANCIS V. Ex.puKE OF MopENA.

cable telegram from Vienna, under date OIL yester
dav November 21, reports that Francis v, Duke OF
Modena who was disposscsscd of his duchy in 1860 Is
dead Ills territory was annexed TO that Of Sardnaby
decree OF King Victor Emmanuel issued IN the month
of March 1850 The OK. Duke Francis v. issued pro
test against this action from his residence in Vienna
which he claimed that the revolutionst agitation
which existed among his subjects fomcnted by the
more powerful Italian royalty with the view Of secur-
ing territorial consolidation. The deceased was an
A rchduke or Austria and Grand Duke Of Modena He
was about hity six years Of age In religion he was
strict Catholic, and his influence, both nn ultra
mouanist and politician was very dtslastcul to tAs
KlRg ol LLalys
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MOTHER AND SON.

GUILTY OF MURDER AND CONDEMNED TO BE
HANGED.
UTICA, N. Y Nov. 81, 1875
Last Saturday, Lodcia and Albert Fredenburg,
mother and son, were found guilty OF the murder OF
Arto Davis, in GRANVILLE Herkmer county, last June
and were sentenced by Judge Merwin to be hanged
Friday, December 81, Herkimer They con-
vcted upon the testimony of Mary Davis daughter of
Albert Fredenburg, who was accomphce
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COLORED ROBBERS SHOT.

LOUISVILLE KY, Nov. 81, 1878
The Couricr-JournGts Danvile (Kyl special says
Willis Walls and Ben Hardin, both colorcd shot
and mortaly wounded Saturday night while attempt
ing robbery, which the authorities had been informed
by John Robertson, coored would occur, he claiming
to have overheard the conversation OF the other parties
but they, who are now dying state that the whole
affair was planned by Robertson Their story is be-
leYed, and Robertson has been lodged in iaiL
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POULTRY EXHIBITION.

The rst exhibition Of the newly formed Long Island
Poultry Association will open at the Lyceum Building,
on Washington street, Brooklyn Tuesday the 30th
inst, and close on Friday, December 8. Three floors
OF the building will be occupied. The basement will be
deyoted TO the exhibition Of deer, dogs and other
animals the main hall to pigeons, song and ornamental
birds paintings, flowers, FISH, &C. and the third noor
exclusively 10 poultry Each floor will be tasteiully
decorated with iags, evergrcens, &c.
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FRANCE.

THE MEMBERS OF THE LEFT HOPE FOR AN
EARLY DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, Nov. q, 1876.
At a meeting Of the Left held here yesterday, sew
era Deputies announced that Monday after the third
reading OF the Electoral BILL Minister Dufaure would
propose that the Assembly proceed fix the date OF
the dissolution of that body,
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FIRE IN NEWARK, N. j.

NEWARK Nov 81, 1875
A Ore broke out about four O'Clock this morning 10
the extensive clothing store OF James Marshall X Co.
Nos So7 500 and s1 Broad street. and had destroyed
the entire contents before IL could be extinguishod
The loss is estimated at 500 900 which partially Gov
erod by insurance. The stock ot George Watson \ 90
clothicrs next door, damaged somewhat By water
The Gre is supposed 10 have originated IN The heater
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WILD FOWL SHOOTING.

wild fowl Of all kinds unusually plentiful in the
Great South Bay and sportsmen are meeting with great
success
Young man named william H. Topping, Of Bridge
hampton met with a curious accident while out shoot
ng with rife on Saturday. The ride exploded at the
brecch and the brecchpn driven into his forehead
over The lett eve Drs Gardiner, Rogers and Cook ox
tracted the pin, and Is thought that the uatlent Will
rcCoYor.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Mr Alonzo Smith, at his yard at Islp, L. T. is build
ing for Mr. jeremiah Hendrckson Of Bay shore, sloop
a feet long 16S feet wide and feet deep also yacht
as feet long the water line and feet deep, for Mr.
George L. Townsend, of Albany. Mr.. Jesse Carl, or
Northport has laid the keel Of lT2 ton schooner 20
be finished in April next for Captain Gilbert Hankins
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THE CALIFORNIA LIBEL SUITS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 20, 1875.
Three days. ago the Court threw out from the com
plant all illusions the Bank OF California in the libel
suit Of the Bulletin and Call against the Alta To-day
another suit has been commenced In another court
against the same defendants by Mr. Slmonton person
ally for $50, 600 damages, his complaint being reiter
alton Of the former
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ST. THOMAS.
KINGSTON, ia, Nc

KINGSTON, Ja Nov. 10, 1875
The Colonial Bank in st. Thomas is winding up its
Affairs and will close, the business It is doing
in st. Thomas (where great German houses do so much
banking for others is not sufficiently remunerative
be worth the while of the directors TO continue it.
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ALMsHoUsE BURNED.

DuBuoUE Iowa, Nov. q, 1875
The Dubuque County Almshouse was burned at seven
O'Clock this morning. Only the bare walls remain
The loss amounts TO $4,000 with an insurance or
$4,000 The building contained nearly fifty inmates,
but none wers seriously burned The thermometer was
only two degrees above zero az the time OF the nre
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HAYTI.
KINGSTON, Ja ,

KINGSTON ia, Nov Is, 1875.
The new government bank at Port Prince is not
likely to last long The Haytian capitalists who
to contribute largely to the investments with which
the bank to start, have failed carry out their
engagements stating that their are
not what they were when the promise made.
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INSANITY DEFENCE SUCCESSFUL.

ELuRA, n. ", Nov. q, 1875
The trial OF Eugene Hendricks at Corning for the
murder of his brother-n.aw, W. II. Dildne, at
Troupsburg Steuben county, last June was concluded
yesterday. The defence Of insanity was set up and
Hendricks acquitted
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RUSSIA.

PREss OPINION OF THE RELATIONS OF ENG
LAND TO EGYPT
LONDON Nov. 81, 1875.
The Gotos OF ST Petersburg, discussing the Eastern
question, admits the cogency OF the views OF English
journals with regard to Egypt
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21, 1875.
The troops encamped at Holly Springs, Miss, during
the summer time, arrived this morning and sent
20 the barracks.
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THE SURVIVORS OF THE PACIFIC.

SAN FRAScisco Nov. 90, 1875.
The two survivors of the i'll mated Pacific expected
here on Sunday and an investigation will take place
Immediately after.
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A DREADFUL BEARING DOWN, FEARFUL PAIN
In the back life miserable. Dr. GILES LNIMESr IoDDR OF
cured Mrs. MCDERMOT, 10 West Thirteenth
street, New York. Sold by all druggists Depot. 45l
Sixth
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-TAKE TT TO THE
NEW YORK DYEING AND @ PRINdING ii No EsTAB-
To- Broadway 6l0 Sixth avenue New York. 166 and los
Picrrepont street BROOKLYN established fifty 1--WE years.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Providence, r. L, Nov

PRovIDEScR r. L., Nov 81 1875.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cornell music teacher, recently
from Italy and intending go to California,
found dead IN bed at her boarding house Saturday
evening. She had complained Of feeling unwel.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in com
parson with the corresponding date of last year, in
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD BuildinR-
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AFTER NUMEROUS EXHAUSTIVE PRACTICAL
tests the new appliance OF THE ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY, 6S3 Broadway has been pronounced effective
remedy for rupture never can be displaced.
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HALF-CURED ERUPTIoNs ALWAYS RECUR.
Eradicate them with GLESN's SULPHUR Soar.
"HILL's HAIR WHIsKRR DYE black or brown, 6Oo
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DON CARLOS ILL.

LONDON, Nov. 81, 1875.
Don Carlos is lying i'll at Durango.
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
from 3 A. NJ. to . Z. M.
On Sunday from to 7. M
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BARTLETT'S "CENTENNIALn BOULEVARD AND
STREET REFLEeriNc LAMPS, adopted by Centennial Com
mission light Centennial Grounds the best and cheapest
lamps now made Factory salesroom 500 Broadway, N Y
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KNOX'S DISPLAY OF FURS AT HIS DIFFERENr
stores 2l2 Broadway 533 Broadway and in the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel unusually rich varied and attractive aud
fail delight the ladies upon inspection Those who
select OF beauty moderate outlay
should make their purchases Of KNOX.
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A-sUPERIoR ASSORTMENT OF WINES, ALE3
and LIayoRs Irish and Scotch WnIsxEY, very old.
JOHN J. STAFF, 1l5 Chambers street.
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A-wIRE SIGNS PATENT METALLIC FRAMES.
Engraved Signs, Store and Office Painting.
UPHAM CO.. $50 Canal street.
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EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND wISTAR'S
BALsAM CHERRY for Lung difficulties Soc and 81.
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THE GREAT RACE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 20 1875.
The rainy season continues and the day Of the great
race Is problem.
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]. H. sAcKETT's MAGIC coLoRIs CHANGES THE
hair natural brown black Barber's supply depot
l22 Liberty street.
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A So HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY.
SILK HATS, 81 s0 worth So Is New Church street. up
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DIFFICULTIES OF OPERATING ON THE RIO
GRANDE - REASONS FOR REMOVING THE
BOUNDARY LINE TO THE SIERRA MADRE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l, 1875
An officer Of the War Department expresses the
opinion that the whole United States Army is not large
enough to defend the Rio Grande from its mouth to
Rngod Barracks, the line is so circutous and
covered with chappara that lookout for
any distance with videttes with cavalry
patrols can be kept up. He further says
that once any hostile force has reached the river 1t
is impossible to intercept impede them In word he
said was not in the power Of the government pro-
tect the Texas frontier and hence the necessity Of hav
Ing been obliged, tactly to acquiesce in the coopera-
ton of Texas volunteer State troops II is thought
he further says, that Colonel Potter is the
MAN FOR EMERGENCY
there Colonel Potter is vouched for at the War De-
partment as officer Of great judgment tact and
ton, and every confidence is felt in him. General
Augur, when in command of the department had an
understanding with the Mexican General commanding
TO cooperate with the United States roopson the Mex
lean border, but sincere fulhlment of It seems to
have been carried out
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OR
hlack.-BOswELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRiFic
HARP Depot, No. 3 Dey street.
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A-FURNITURE BARGAINs-sEE kelly Co 3
advertisement.
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RUPTURE WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
the in the world; back pressure pamphlets Free
IS University place.
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THE BORDER TROUBLES.
APTArE MKALLr SAFE on THE TEXAS SIDE.

CAPTAIN M'NALLY SAFE ON THE TEXAS SIDE.
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 2l, 1872
The special teegra received yesterday nom Browns
vile stating that Captain McNay was cut Oh and sur
rounded near Los Cuero appears 70 have been based
merely on rumors obtained through Mexican sources
Advices received up late hour last night from the
commanding ocer OF tho United States forces in front
of Los Cueros, report that Captain MsNay had re-
crossed to the American side or the river with his
command all safe,
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Average temperature yesterday ........... 80
Average temperature for corresponding date last
wear. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S5
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liable. Establishments 737 Broadway ~ " and le3fz
Chestnut street, Philadelphia correct adjustment; low
prices
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