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New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
HOLLAND AND VENEZUELA.

CAUSES or THE QUARREL BETWEEN THE TWO CoUN-
TRIEs-DIPLoMATIC RELATIONS BROKEN OFF.
LONDON. Saturday, Oct 9, 1875.
The differences between Holland and Nene-
zuea originated by Venezuela asking to be Unidentified
for expenses incurred in suppressing recent revolt in
her domnions, which, she alleged, was oided
by tho inhabitants OF the island of Curacoa
Holland refused TO enter into negotiations
until Venezuela restored the Dutch ship
Midas which she had seized and agree to reopen her
ports to Dutch commerce Venezuela eventually agreed
to restore the Midas but desired the withdrawal by Ho
land Of the second condition. Holland not having ac
ceded these terms within three days, diplomatic rela
tious between the two countries were ruptured. The
Dutch representative Caracas has been recalled.
dispatch received in this city from the Hague an
nOunces that the Venezuelan Minister Plenipoentiary
with his Secretary left there Saturday for Brussels
THE HAGUE, Saturday, oct 9, 1875.
Diplomatic relations between this country and Vene-
zuea have been broken off because Holland refused TO
indemnify Venezuela for alleged Intervention by Dutch
subjects at CuracOa in Venezuelan internal affairs
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
OBITUARY NOTES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 1O.-Judge Robert D..
Mckinney for many years OF the Judges OF the SUI
preme Court and OF the most eminent rsts OF the
State, died on saturday at Knoxville.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Right Rev. Alexander
Pcnrose Forbes d. C. IT, Bishop OF Brechn, Scotland, Is
dead. He was 55 years OF age.
PARIS. Oct. On. Dczanneau, one OF the
Deputies in the Assembly from Loire Infercure dead
He was a Conservative.
UTICA, n. Y, Oct 10,-Harry Camp, one OF
the oldest forwardors and dry goods merchants OF Cen
trail New-York and o resident OF Utica, died suddenly
Saturday at the age of 50. Mr.. Camp native OF
Glastonbury, Conn., and came here in l1o0 He carried
the mails horseback for Jason Parker between Cuca
and Rome. aud had charge Of the NansanfvOOrd con
tracts for furnishing the army Of 1872 with supplies
transporting tho same by way Of the Mohawk RlYef.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
LOCAL POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.
An Open-air ratification meeting was held by
he Democrats OF the XXth Assembly District. in front
OF their headquarters at No 954 sxhave on Saturday
evening Among those present besides the speakers were
John Kavanagh, who presided Thomas d. Cottman
Commissioner Wheeler, Fire Commissioner Hatch, Col
II. c. Fellows, and DR. W. W. Streid Addresses were
made by Fernando Wood, Congressman Benz A. Willis.
Hugh L. Cole. Col Keegan, John Rafferty,. and others
Music, display Of fireworks uminations. and trans
parences. enlivened the proceedings On Mt Rahetys
appearance upon the platform three cheers for Boss
Tweed called for and given with Will. Tie DRIFT
OF the addresses corrcsponded with the resolutions
read and adopted These touched on the enormous
public debt which it alleged due to the Republi-
can doctrine that National debt National bless
ing :" the issuing by the Republican party and Ad-
minstration Of irrcdeemabe paper called money on
the present depressed state Of trade and commerce owing
the Republican constant laundering and tlnkcrlng
with tho finances :" for all which reasons the Republl
can "policy and hypocrisy" were condemned. Gov.
Tildcn's Administration was cordially approved, TIE
nominations Of the Democratic State Convention OF syria
appiauded and promised hearty support FRAUD
deception and awless practices in the conduct OF the
primary elections were denounced as fruitful sources
OF corrupt voting and bad government and the author
ties called upon to reform the evils of the present
sya
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
RANK sWINDJERS IN CANADA.

A CANADIAN BANK CHEATED BY A FORGED LETTER
or CREDIr-AEREsTs MADE IN NEw-ERCNSwICk
AND Al QUEBEC-AN ORGANIZED GANG Al
WORK.
HALIFAX, Oct. 9.-The Bank of British
North America Yesterday swinded out OF 80 700 10y
a man who registered his at the hotel as b. w Bel
Of NewYork forged letter Of credit purporting to
have been issued at the New-York Agency. man sup
posed been the person arrested III New
Brunswick attempt to obtain money on the same
forged letter.
QUEBEC Oct. "a named w. T. Adams Of New
York yesterday, while endcavong to pass
a forged draft for 81 600 the Bank Of British North
America Since his arrest he confessed that nc OF
organized gang of swndleIs who had decided upon
making simultaneous prcs citations OF letters OF credit
wherever such paper Was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
THE CARLIsrs FoRIIrYING sOMoRHoSTRo.

THE CARLIsIs FORIIrYlNG SONoREOSTRO.
MADRID Saturday Oct. 9, s75.
Owing to the activity of the Carists IN enroll
ing troops and fortfng somorostro 1t s suspected ths
they contemplate another attack upon Bilbao.
HE CoNCORDAf 10 BE RESPECTED CoNDIrIoNALIN
-rotERATIoN TO BE UPIIELD-MORE TROOPS
MADRID, Oct. 10, 1875.
The Impartial states that the Government, III
reply to the communications OF the vatican, declares
they will respect the COncOrdat except where 1t inter
feres with the internal affairs of Spain The Govern
ment while admitting that the ConcOrdat has been yio-
lated must accept accomplished facts and maintain
tOleratlOn.
One thousand troops embarked to-day at Cadz Tor
Cuba and l 800 more are TO sail Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Columbus correspondent of TIE NEW
YoKk lRIEUNE estimates the majority for Hayes at
10000 That will do although hope to see it 10000.
4 Toledo Blade (RepJ
There is no danger of initiation from the Ma
tonal Democratic party but there is certain danger to
free government longer continuance of the Kepub
hcsn party in power Boston Post (Deml
Our Confederate graybacks were taken off
or sboulders The Fedrrals did that But who is TO
We us of the greenbacks when they get so low that IT
III take $500 OF them TO buy barrel OF -four Il
Register tDem)
The very singular explanation given by Alex
suder Barkley OF that 81 900 certificate cannot he salts
factory himself, and certainly cannot he accepted by
the Republican press he sufficient and eXcupat0ry
lCtoa Herald (tcpJ
Wait till Congress meets For some time
past Logan has been sitting the summit OF the Rocky
Mountains accunulating wind The discharge will be
awful when hc opens his mouth next December-lChi-
oago Tunes (IndJ
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
THE SCANDAL SUIT JURYs EXTRA PAY

All of the jurors who served i'll the suit of
Tlton against Becchcr except Messs. Whacn and JET
freys have signed a memorial to be presented to the
Kings County Board of supervisors asking for - extra
pay each for every days service during the trial Mcssrs
whalen and Jereys in favor of their late colleagues
receiving additional compensation but do not wish 10
sign the memorial as applicants on their own account
The subject has been frequently discussed among
the jurors since the refusal OF the super
yisors TO make award OF extra pay
undcr the recent act OF the Legislature pro
yidiug for additional compensation for Jurors IN pro
tracted trials The jurors finally held meeting to take
formal action. and appointed committee to prepare
memorial which was adopted at subsequent meeting
and which VIII be presented 10 the Board OF supervisors
at their next meeting The ostensbc ground OF the Sn
perysors in refusing the previous application was that
10 grant il would be to establish bad precedent Cou
se who have consulted by OF the jury declare
The claim valid and II the Supervisors continue their re-
nsal 10 allow it, there is said to be determination To
anncnl 10 the Courts.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
OBIITA }.
cor. THOMAS JErFEKsoN RANDOLPH

col. THOMAS JErFTBsON RANDOLPH
Col. Thomas Jefferson Randolph, grandson of
Thomas Jenerso died Thursday last at his late resi-
dence near Charlottesville Va He the son OF Gov.
Thomas Randolph and Martha daughter of Thomas
jefferson He was born in Albemarle County, Sept IL.
1872 His bOyhOOd and youtI spent at Monticello.
the home OF his grandfather, who -uperintended his edu
cation and regarded him with the greatest affection Mr
Randolph became the executor Of Jefferson and assumed
his debts, thereby taking upon himself burden
which embarrassed him for many years. He married
n daughter OF Gov Nichols. by whom he had several
children. In 1929 he published in four volumes the
Life and Correspondence OF Thomas Jefferson. He was
member OF the Virginia House OF Delegates at intervals
between 1882 and 1888 and distinguished himself by
speech fayorng the abolition OF Slavery In 1901 he was
a member of the Constitutional Convention, and was
once aerwsrd in the Legislature. His last appearance
in public was at the National Democratic Convention at
baltimore in s72 when he made temporary chair
man and his venerable and dgnihed appearance com
manded more than ordinary respect and attention. Ho
was for many years rector OF the University and was
always ardent friend OF that institution The hch-
uOnd Dispdtch says " MIR. Randolph was al excellent
farmer and his home Edge Hill WAS the abode OF an
eeg CANT and refined hospitality. lie WAS six feet four
inches tall well proportioned imposing IN appear
ance and the very finest specimen OF the grand Old Viz
Kind and c0nsiderate ta ALL His mind was wei stored
with information Of an sorts but no particularly loyeu
Revolutionary history, ip which Jefferson bore part
His memory excellent and his acquaintance win
public men and political measures wss very eKtensive
The only surviving sisters OF Mr. Randolph are MIS-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
REGATTA OF TIE ATLANTIC BOAT CLUB
On Saturday the Atlantic Boat Club held its

twenty eighth annual regatta on the Harlem River
There were five races consisting of Junior and senior
souls gig race, fourOarcd race, and barge race
The first race for the champion belt to he contested
i'm single sc shells by seniors and the entries were Eben
Lozcc. II. Il. Bainbridge T. {. Ackcrman, and y NJ
Clarke. At the last moment LOzcc. the present cham
pion withdrew. aud the belt easily won by Acker-
man The sccond race was with pair-Oared gigs. the
crews being W. II. Downs stroke; H. d. Blake. bow ana
j II. Kent. coXswan and j. l.. Ellstis stroke; '" H.
Catiin bow, and H. +. Kobbe cOXswal Downs came IN
ahead singc-scull contest brtween juniors was the
third the prize being the Columbia belt which was
taken by T. NB ir Two crews contested for the fourth
race in foroared Shells the eight Dared barge race
concluded the regatta.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
rry Camp, one OF
THE FIRE RECORD.
MANUFACTORY DESTROYED IN BROOKLfN
BURNING OF {. MERRILL 4 SONS BUILDiNG ON
FfRsT.ST.-Loss $4,000.

FfRsT.ST-LOSs $4,000
The four-sto brick building at First and
south Eleyenth-sts., Brooklyn, 4. D. was en-
tircly DESTROYED with its contents, by fire
which originated from some unknown cause on
the third floor, about a. III. on Saturday.
II was owned by Charles Merrill & sons. who had
fttcd 1t up with steam power for manufacturing pnr-
poses for which it occupied by several firms, nclud
ing its owners. who occupied part Of it as hardware
mandatory II was the same building in which Charles
Watson manufacturer. shot and Killed by MS en-
poye. Fannie Hyde, SOME time ago Fire Marshal
Kcadvs official estimated losses and the in
surance is as follows:
Charles Merrill Sons loss building 81 5000 and on
stock and machinery $4,000 They are insured througn
the Ktna, Hartford $4,000; Pennsylvania, Phhsdei-
phia 900: Lancashire England. 5000; Fire Asso-
cIation, Philadelphia, $1,000; Kings County; S2Ooo;
London Assurance. $500: American, Philadelphia,
=, 300; Peoples OF Trenton S2,500 Insurance Com
pany Of North America, $1,000 Reliance, Philadelphia
$500; PhTnix, Hartford, $1,000 Connecticut mart
Newark, 81 500 WeStchcstcr. 5000. Total $62,oOo.
The second i0or was occupied by Cooke Il Co., rnDDcr
stamp manufacturers; loss, $4,000; fully insured
Iniuys for cofins: loss, $4,000; insured ia the
Penx for $1,000. Tho third floor was occupied by ROD
Crhbar Co., manufacturers OF street locomotives
loss 81 500; insured in the Niagara, $3.50. h. H. Alien
* Co, manufacturers OF horn combs loss, Sb'oooi III
surcd in the Home 500, and in Providence com
pany 300 j. W. Feischnan manufacturer OF hard
bber goods loss, ~ 900 insured IN the Merchants OF
Providence for 81 900. L. Dekunel. manufacturer OF
gems iewery and ornaments loss $4,000 insured IN
the Atlantic for 81 800 The fourth floor was occupied
by stephen Ballard CO.. leather betting loss, $4,000
stock and $1,000 On machinery insured through the
Kings County. $1,000; Commercial, 5000 FlTeinen 8
Irropolitan So 500; National. IL 800; Atlantic OF
Providence, ~ 800. and Wliamsburgh Clty, S2Ooo'
The total estimated loss Is 1000 total insurance N9
800 About 200 persons deprived OF employment by
the fire.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
MARINE DISASTERS.

An AMERICAN BRIG ASHORE On SALT KY BANK
FIVE SKELETONS DIsCOvERED-THE CARGO OF A
STRANDED VESSEL BROUGHT TO CUBA.
HAVANA, Oct. S.-The American brig Helena
g. Rich is ashore Salt Key Bank 1t is reported the
vessel will prove total loss though her cargo OF lumber
will be partly saved. The mate OF the brig reports
that on the island near where the vessel
stranded he saw q signal pole standing and
found there the skeletons Of five persons,
which had evidently beon exposed to the weather for
months 1t supposed from the clothing aud shoes oH
thom that the skeletons those OF English sailofs
Spanish man-Of-war brought into Santiago dc Cul@ on
the 22d inst taken of from stranded NeSscl
supposqd TO be the American brig Nigilant.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
sIICInE IN NEWARK.

John Huber, now under indictment for an
.l, nm his s,epdaughter, for which he was to be ar
raivned 70, trial in the Court OF Quarter Sessions
row returned to his home at No 23i Orangest newark
yoteJday morning, under the influence of hquor' anu
a.. hts wife from the room with revolver mrs hu-
III ~ acbed him through the keyhO)e and saw MN pour
ins quantity Of gunpOwdor on the oor when Sae
~ h.srd and whom the police entered the room thef
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARX ETS.

HAVANA Oct Continued adverse news has ciused
auisiness prevail have almost suspended oer
tons owing 10 the frequent fluctuations IN gd orcnaagss
du aud prices nominal NOS 10 10 Z ~ -
I4la95 l, reals arroba Moasses sugar iIdll1 rssn'
Concentrated Sugars, fair 10 good quaiy V152 ras ,a.
COZ to fair l'i1lZs reals; 90 fsr
good Refining, l2al2a reals stock m warehouse ~
Havana and Matan2as 100000 bxs and 5000 hhds
receipts the week. 1850 bns and u bhd exports OF hs
week 5000 and 62 hhd. including 500 boxes ana ~
bhds 10 the Diied STAGES Bacon, s47 60aS.8 90 wt
Flour $3.50 f39 20 y bbL for American Hams, S6ldsbt
$j2 80 y quinzl Potatoes. sl2d y % bbL Tslow $50
aninf,l Wax-YelOw, Si3 5On&l4 v qunta. onions
sOd $40 80 bbl naval Stor,s dull. Empty Hosseads
81 5OasS Lumber quiet SHOCKS fat Box. reals White
Navy Beans sroba. Corn, l3pl3s reals
arroba Hoops nominal ghs dull and nominal Etchsngs
the United states, go days currency, ll5glIb
premium 90 days gold it4d 4S premium short Sighdo,
i5Oai52 premium on Losdon. l7{0l76 premium ON PARIS
1901 premium.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
BAD FIRE IN A MASSACHUSETTS VILLAGE.

LOWELL, Mass, Oct 1O.-A fire broke out
in the new wool-scOuring mill OF George C. Moore, III
North Chelmsford this uiorning four miles from the
city The building had Just been completed at cost Of
$4,000. The new and the Old mill, tenement house,
SheldOns pattern shop and machine shop and four coal
cars OF the Nashua aud Lowell Railroad were all de
stroyed Total loss about SlOO000; insurance $4,000
The fire IL a serious olow 10 the village
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
A MYSTERIOUS ARREST.

Detectives Dorsey and keely last evening
made an arrest concerning which they declined to gve
any information The prisoner was taken to the Central
once and locked up for the night The detectives being
questioned positively refused 70 reveal the name OF the
nnrsoner or the offense with which he was charged or
sspected These are the detectives who arrested
John Dolan as the supposed murderer OF MT James ~
Noe and IL IL conJectured thafthis new Arroo' mn' uo
some what conn nected with that caso
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
1ovy p,srop,s MrTRopOLIrAN rHEATER.

1sVI VII
At this house, formerly known as the san
Francisco Minstrel Hail. Tony Pastor and his troupe OF
Performers have Just closed their first week oi an
tnIaent comprising farce. comic songs. sentimental
ballads gymnastic exercises negro minstrelsy, and all
he fsvonte ingredients Of variety show The perform
ere clever their various and the entertain
ment bright funny and free from vulsarity The au
deDoes good. and the portion OF the public whcn
thds s recreation in the enjoyment OF variety shows mas
Tue satisfaction OF seeing many favorite performers a'
Tony Pastors new house. The present company mum
sefs among its members Gus Williams, j. SANFORD, y,
wilson the Fieldings Jese Morgan Charles ana carrie
AVstin, and the Freeman sisters.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Necs see Third Page
Arrived sunday Oct

ARRIVED. Sunday. Oct TO-
Queenstown Oct. l, with mlse and pass to r. Corts
with S 1sR "Id,s and pas seaman
steamship up penerK 'ifr & mia"s' Loh'"n 'ep' 20 WIN
steamship Royal Minstrel tBr Henderson, Palermo sept
H. Denl 10th Malaga 10Th and Gibraltar 2st with fruit %
ws. 10 sy Wy Vita IL mise sa% to Z H. Mallory
steamship Wyanoke, Coach Richmond city Point and Nor
steamship Gamma lBrl. LeIdicoat. Bermuda Oct !, with
steamship john Gibson Winters Georgetown. d. C., and
Alexamdi a. with mdse. and pass to j. G. Kenyon.
steamship Gsucs Bear>e. Boston. with ndse and pass TO
= ship hi RRine stetson Loudon 80 days with mdse
Bark Lindosndes (Nor), Ionuesen Rotterdam 81 days in
BARK Emile CGer). Decko. Hamburg 80 days with empty
BARK catina r. (Aust Grettvra Yarmouth So days.
ballast -, ,, n,...,... oo ,.. T., ,.,.,
Bark George " Jones of Yarmouth ~ 81 Porter 80 dya
Big irenmer (Nor Olsen Gloucester SO day, ballast
Brg Martha lof BOSTON,. hsynods lorism3uth o., A., J.,
schI. r. j. Mouon (ot Boston, Smith, Hayre 80 day. in
scnr Matilda tof Parrsboro), Mirrima~ Windsor S.s IL
ssir Mary Ann Allen cnias with lumber
ssT ssT kana k p%SR d is1otIsl Maes S WITH Smoer
A G. watson starkey Of and from St John. " r.. IL
ss5E annie Boe'n BsyIi. sn ,;s0,gcSsn
schr. A. A. Rowe Warren Georges Banks With dsb
1vor 'saGSSs-E'EH SSsIs 4Sg sI 9Sni% %,m baltimore
NJ. q. Leonard. Virginia. sA. Burr Virginia
plymouth Rock, Boston. Alice :. Boston;
Comet, Boston DE Kelly Boston.
Is. IL. H..
WIN A. CTecker, Boston Rescue, Boston.
Wderiine Boston Eli Townsend New Haven.
Nellie i1mphtr Lynn j. RAYMOND, New London
Anna B Jacobs. Hyannis. Fly, Byannis.
+. A COlcord Hyanns Sterling Now Hayon.
j. Anderson, New Haven ID. W. Vaughn Somerset
AllastOn Somerset. Annie Chase, Greenport
WlND-SunseL moderate > W. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NORFOLK Va Oct. lOArryed United states steamships
Powhatan and MOntauk
CHARLFsTOS oct I0-Arriyed. steamship Mercedta from
New YORK.
SAVANNAH, oct l0.-ATriyed steamship Herman Living.
,tOn, and ship Casilia from Ncw-NOrk.
BOsTON oct l0-Arriycd. steamship Partha (Br, from
Liverpool.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct l0Ihe lnman Line steamship City Of
Berlin Kennedy from New York oct 2 for Liverpool arrived
here 4 3 o {
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
NAVAL. ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-COmmander Byron Wilson
ordered duty League Island Penn J. r. Maddox and
j. e. Coffin survey duty Master J. B Hobson to
the Csnandsigua Ensign H,nry H. Bsrrol and Cadet En-
gneer A. B wnotts TO examination. preliminary 10 promo
ton Cadet H. r. Clsayer IA ordered 10 the Plym
outh H. Mshan detached from tho Plymouth and
granted osr months lezyrf sbsence Passed Assistant
gron H. kdder dotaehed iron temporary duty boar
the Bueig and placed waiting orders Saimaker A:
IL detached from tho receiving ship Sabine and
equipment duty at tho Portsmouth, N. H., Navy
Yard place of samaker stephen SEAMAN detached from
that duty and placoa waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

Coolidge OF Boston. Mrs Tris Of Alexandria, Miss Mary
Randolph of Alexandria and sister who IL the widow
OF a NewYork physician Tho Hon. George W Haii'
dolph. who long respected citizen oil Richnonh
and for a time Secretary ~ War for the Confederate
states, was his youngest brother. DR.. wilson cary
Nicholas Randolph Of Charlottesville, Is MS son: Col
Frank c. Rufln of Richmond married one Uf lis dangl-
ters long since dead. Sarah n. Randolph author or
the 'Home-Lifc Of Jefferson, ia his daughter HIS
wife several years ago preceded him TO die grave. lie
greatly beloved. and the whole county laments his
Leaf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
IN THIS CITY

Early yesterday morning fire was discoV-
cred the first floor of the twosOry frame building at
No 22s Bleeckerst. occupied by ]. Berrt as butcher
shop caused by an oyerheacd chimney IN an adjoining
building The loss about 81 900, and is fully in
sred. The adjoining building, No 226 was occupied by
William smith restaurant, and was damaged about
$500 By water, upon which theirs no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
AN ALLEGED swINDLER ARRESTED

Charles A. Fisher was committed on Satur-
day. in default Of bail, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences and with swndlug The bail was
fixed at 81 900 each charge. The accused came from
PHILADELPHIA last February and hired an office at Greene
and Mont gOmery- representing himself "A an agent
Of THE Mercantile Bureau" number OF merchants
who were solicited 10y Fisher to become members Of the
Bureau and avail themselves Oi the advantages of its eH
teusiye connections paid imitation Of $40 each. and
also placed several claims in his hands for collection
The money which he collected it ia alleged appro-
prated to his use, and le arrested at the III
stance of Philip J. Dittmar. Several others Will also
bring suits against him.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
.HTDNIGHT Their REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE Oh THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WssHINGToS ID. C.. Monday. Oct. Ill a. m. }
synopsis t0r the past ~ hours.
The barometer has risen in Minnesota and
lakes and thence to Missouri and Tennessee, with
northwest to northeast Winds cooler cloudy weather
and rain in the OHIO Valley
Northeast southeast winds stationary temperature
aud pressure prevail in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, with clear weather in the former and cloudy
weather In the latter.
Southwest to southeast ind5. low pressure, cloudy
weather and occasional rain n the Eastern and Middle
states, except Virginia.
Probabilities
For the lakes Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
and Ohio valleys, aud Tennessee, rising barometer.
northwest to northeast winds cooler partly cloudy and
clearing weather.
For the Gulf and south Atlantic States, stationary or
rising bar Ometer, northery winds, stationary tempcra
tIrc and partly cloudy weather.
For he WiddIe and Eastern states i0w barometer.
rl0y rcdther and occasional tOiiOred by clearing
and cool ,reatbcr and nOrih-reseyiy windS
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
BRITISH RIVERS FLOODED.

DISASTROUS INUNDATinNS IN LIICEsTERSHIRE AND
wARWICKsIuRE-THE RAILROADS DAMAGED.
LONDON, oct. 10, 1879.
Recent rains have swollen the rivers and
streams and caused disastrous nundations in Leicester
shire and Warwick kse. The destruction Of property Is
very heavy and some lives reported lost. The rail
roads are badly damaged and traffic is generally sus
uaDded
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
NEW GOLD DISCOVERY.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 10.-SOme
miners lately returned to Green River station on the
Union Pacific Railroad report good placer diggngs In the
streams of Wind River and Big Horn Mountains, about
100 miles north of Camp Stambaugh and the old Sweet
Water gold mines. Some Of the men have come out for
the Winter and will return In the Spring Others remain
during the Winter.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
RI'SINEss FAILVRE IN ALABAMA,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1O.-The failure of
Moody Co. OF Montgomery, Ala is reported in Louis
Vile by creditors whom the firm is indebted in the
sum OF 100000 number of Cincinnati firms are also
reported as losers.