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The New York herald., 1875-11-09

THE LATEST News from China reports dis
turbances in the province OF Kweichaw. We
may probably feel quite sure Of their sup
preston.
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TRIPLE S HEE L.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Q. 1875.

From our reports this morning NE probabilities
are that the lceatter to-day riA be colder and
riear
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stanley i'm Africa.

By our London despatch it will be seen
that Stanley plods steadily on in the great
labor caught up from the grand old traveller
who died in the harness of African explora-
ton, and for whom no worthier successor in
enterprise courage and endurance could
readily be found. In this latest intelligence
he recounts the conclusion of his examination
of the Albert Niyanza. This, it is true, is
not exactly discovery it does not tell us, ex-
cept in more precise detail, what was not
told before but what it does is to clear the
subject of some uncertainties which were a
great obstacle to right geographical reason
ings Speke discovered the Albert Niyanza,
and declared it triumphantly the source
of the Nile, and for a time the mind
of the world was satisfied with that as with
the solution of the whole Nile problem.
But the mind of the world was soon un-
settled again by the demonstration of the
relations of the Albert Niyanza to the Vic
toria, by the speculations of the relationship
of the Tanganyika, and by the suggestion
that the Victoria was not as described by
Speke, one great body of water, but group
of lesser lakes. In African discovery the
last traveller generally has credit with the
public, and it is not 50 uncommon for great
mistakes to be made in exploration but what
the view thus presented might be accurate.
Consequently that part Of the Nile problem
was clouded with doubts, and the thorough
examination made by Stanley now removes
this. His further explorations in the solu-
ton of the same problem will be also in some
degree to the determination which of sew
eral views is accurate before reaching the
point from which he will strike into the un-
known Meanwhile all who enjoy that kind
of romance which borders on the sublime
will watch with interest the trace of this
man from the youngest Of the nations work
ing patiently, persistently, sturdily, with the
quiet spirit Of a pioneer at this Oldest Of the
Old Worlds problems.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR

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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VOLUME xL......................... 8l8
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ANOTHER LAMENTABLE DISASTER is reported
to-day from San Francisco by the HERMD's
special dispatches. The steamship Pacific,
Of the Goodall line, from Portland, Oregon,
20 San Francisco foundered at sea, forty
miles from Cape Flattery and all on board,
with the exception Of one passenger, are said
to have been lost. The ill-fated vessel was
purchased from the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, and had undergone alterations be-
fore being placed on the new line. The par
ticulars of the disaster have not yet been re-
ceiyed. the sad intelligence reaching San
Francisco by the ship Messenger, which
picked up the supposed sole survivor
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at Philadelphia this time will be shortened
by half an hour The mails will be sorted
on the road, SO that the delivery will take
place in Washington Immediately the train
arrives We are evidently beginning to un-
derstand the proper value Of steam railroads.
THE KHEDIvE or EGYPT has applied TO
England to send him two accountants to
balance up his books and set his finances
straight. Probably before long England will
take more complete supervision Of the Khe-
dives financial matters than the present
application contemplates.
The STEAMSHIP Rotterdam, which recently
went aground in the Mas, has started on hel
trim IL New York.
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bP NJ Oratoro Society and Theodore Thomas Orchestra
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TuE STEAMSHIP Rotterdam which recently
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trio to New York.
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THE Cry BUDGET. proceedings in
the Board of Apportionment yesterday,
which appear in to-day's HERALD, would
convey the impression that the Board has
considerably reduced the estimates for 1876
There is, however, sort Of pious deception
in this array Of figures which the taxpayers
should understand. The assertion has been
made that the estimates for 1876 have been
reduced" by a million and a half dollars
from the estimates Of the present year. Al
lowing for the difference in the State tax they
have actually been increased just about one
million dollar. The reduction" alluded
TO. and detailed in the proceedings OF the
Board yesterday, is from the amount first
asked for by the departments for 1876.
In order to leave . marvin for thus economy
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VECETlNE
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit have received from the Of
Negetine induces me TO give my testimony in its
favor. believe 1t to be NOT onIy OF great vaiae for
restoring the health but a preventive of diseases
peculiar TO the spring and summer seasons.
would not be wlthott it for ten times its cost.
+ DWAkD TILDEN.
Attorney and Ga neral Agent for Mass achue ets Of
The CraitsmeE's Life Assurance Company, No. ~
Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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I<ENNEBEC JOURNAL,
Daily and weekly

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Diamond Rheumatic Cure

obtained at No. 3S Hanover street, Boston. Tle
,ta:ement accompany ina directions seemed rea
able, and determined TO give it far trial. did
80, at the same time being without faith in its eli
cacy. i followed the directions aud the Ies ults
were that on using the third bottle was sensible
that it was acting powerfully and favorably, and
before using the fourth bottle my pain had passed
away and now have occasion to grin with joy)
that no longer have TO bear them.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. ID. PHELPS.
We take pleasure in indorsing he above testi-
mony and the facts therein contained.
GEO. G. GOODWIN h co.
Mr. Phelps is gentleman we'll and favoraby
known in this community, aud tor the past 40 years
has been recognized by our chipping merchants as
ne OF the most succes slul captains sailing from
The port OF Boston This testimony is genuine. and
speaks more than volumes could express in favor
Of the great merits Of the
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TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard. Jas. w, North.
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Augusta. \ pril %, 1873. AVN
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure.

This medicine is prepared by a careful, expert
enced and conscientious physician, in obedience
D the desire oi numberless friends In the profession
in the trade, and among the people. Every bottle
warranted to contain the full strength of the med
cine in its highest state of purity and development,
and is superior to any medicine ever compounded
for this terrible complaint.
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses sui.
fee. In the most chronic cases it is sure to give
way by the use OF four i've bottles. by this Al
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". WHIPPLE& CO., Portland, WIN. L. MANN,
Bangor.
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Organised in l84S.

TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard. JAS. w. North.
Artemas Libbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam1 Titcomb. e
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LEXINGTON, Mass, June %, 1875.
PROF. ALPHONsE KILLER.
Dear Sir For the alienation of human suffering
feel it my duty as we'll a. pleasure to certify t.
the following facts in my own case:
The past spring was sore afflicted with Sciatic
Rheumatism, suffering night alter night, and all
night, without the least cessation, the most excru
ciatipg pains l ever knew. My doctor who prac-
ced in my family for over ihiity years To my entire
satisfaction, and in whom still have the utmost
confidence, said that "medicine would do me
good,-he could not help me time probably would,
and in six eight weeks it might leave me- in the
meantime Il must grin and be IT it," But was not
disposed to do and in my desperation caught at
the first article, which under the name OF Quack or
Patent Medicine or any other remedy, promised
liai L hul, ncdt hni xun hn
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s75
vECETINE

Purifies the Blood, Renovates and invigo-
rates the Whole System.
It's Medical Properties are
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OFFICE Hours.
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Domestic Markets.

Hq-w YoRK, January 30.-The Pests financial
wccte says: Wall street. markets are little more
active than yesterday. and speculative shares a
1lSA,ti0n higher.
Daring the week tire market for cotton for imme-
Ii ass delivery has been dull but holders generally
os~re decidedly firm in their views 60 much in
both exporters and spinners withdrew from t11s
psieiket and declined TO pay the advance OF u G
which established early N the week. This
Improvement places the values at the highest
have not been very liberal and variable tone has
isSer af1ed, with some advance on early months bat
sspressicn in the later dealings, soy Nay and June
THE total sales Of the week were l3l 100 bales on
Contract and 957l for immediate delivery.
6,ateon closed quiet middling uplands 1891
.st sales l6cl bales; net receipts Gill; gross 1883
s,ws: February IS 81; March IS sisc: April isNc;
August 7c; september l6 lS3eGi6ho.
Flour dull; buyers favor, - 75d5 50 for com.
sgate demand; : l 200l Is for winter red Western;
Al 2Gl5l q for amber do. 81 2ldl % for white do
Corn shade tirmer, fair inquiry. Pork firm at
SO IS for new mess Lard trm, lsEc Tor prime
.aeanL Coh.e and sugar quiet. kics dull Mo.
IaAses quiet. Turpentine irmer 38kc. Rosip
steady. FIeights dull
GlyolNNATi, January 3O.-Cottor quiet; middling
'fzsc. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady;
ssesJaand moderate: red 5 080l 10. Corn market
slsn; 6G69c. Oats quiet; 530t2c. Pork firm; 8 Ia IS
lsa'a--Steam - p dl3kc; kettle l404Ac Bulk
2Se sts-D. mand fair, market firm shoulders 6ss
t:acsn steady; demand moderate; shoulders Sc;
es,snr rib lO,s 0lOac: clear ll1llkc. Whisky
asssGy; de mend moderate 94c.
Sraused. Flour firm tor low grades; quiet for
sifs-ti 81 AIDES. Wheat-SlOw No. 2 red winter
Az o57i al C6 Corn-NO. mixed g. 064hc Oats
Iun; NO: 2 5sGs6c. Whisky quiet; Csc. Pork Arm
'Iei; shoulders 8d8ac clear rib 10 81 al0aa C; clear
',sl UiIAc. Lard firm; lake.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

ough, ingrained demagogue, Of tho most
blatant and pig headed order. Fixed BY the
mental habits of lifetime immovably in
the deepest rut of political BOurb0nism;
screwed by long worship of the most sense
less party traditi0nism into the narrOwest OF
political grooves; it would not be reasonable
to hope any thing better of him in the future
than has been witnessed in the past. To his
stupidity Bourbonic behavior while oficiat.
ing as the Academia! executive of the
nation. the country is indebted for the
greater part of the evils now witnessed as
political consequences of the reconstruction
legislation, which his pig-headed obstlnacy
in the assumption of regal prerogatives
inspired with additional malevolence and
hate. His return to pnblic life Is more
likely to effect rekindl:ng OF that still
unquenohed spirit Of bitterness than it
is to have any other effect. Even
the announcement of his election to the
Senate is said to have produced among
the intense partisans Of the present Wash
ington government a state of unusual ex-
element. 1t comes upon them not as an
in viratiOn to quench the smoldering spirit
of political intolerance and ''rise above
partyism," but as challenge to tear open
the "bloody chasm" and fight over again
the old contest of passion and prejudice.
For the political well-being of the South,
and perhaps for that of the VI hole country,
the return of Mr. Andrew johnson to the
national councils is likely to prove one of
the most unfortunate events since the assas
sinatiOn of Mr.. Lincoln placed that Bour-
bOnic demagogue in the chair of the execu-
tive.-(hicogO Times