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LETTER fnoM WILLIAM TO T1cToh EMMANUEL.
VIENNA, April l7.-TLo Presss OF this evsning
states that The Emperor William has sent an
autograph le.tor 10 King Victor Emmanuel, con-
vostng In tho most cordial and friendly mRnner
Ills Majessy's na.iafaction At tho pleasing visit
tho King has Foceutly received in vonice. His
Majesty Expresses, in tho heartbeat terms Of al
foctlon towards tho Emperor Francis Joasph and
King Victor Emmanuel, tho wish that tho visit
may strengthen tho friendship existing
betvoon tho rulers Of Austra and 1taly,
result which His Majesty will vlow
with tho atmost satisfaction. The. Prose-
ndds that the intended visit ot the En-
posos Of Austria to Venice had boou previously
conadentih!ly announced to tho Cabnota Of Der
lin md st. Petersburg. and that tho communica
ton Was rcceivod with favor In both Capitals.
RohE, April tD.--Ths luatar OF tho Emperor
William. which was delivered to King J'lctor
Emmanuel yesterday At Naples, says that 1fta
Imperial Mejosty dosirod to como to Italy In the
spring, to return King Victor Emmanuo's visit.
but was prevented from doing 30 by the ndyioo OF
biz phyatcIans. The Emperor Expresses bis
p1oasuro at tho reception given to tue Emporor
Of Austria at Venice. aud says ho hopos h!a
health will soon psrmit Of Ills undertaking
Journey to ltaiY.
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GERMANY,
4 CNU1lECTIQN.

BERLIN, May 4.-rhe North German Gazette
kives positive doniAl to tue statement In Amerl-
can paposs that company has bsen organized
here to facilitate tho rotusn to this country OF
German emRranta Ia tho United States.
EMIonAT1oN TO AMKAIcA.
Pants, April 10.-In 1875 according to m OIL
cial return just published, 109, b0B Germans
omigrated to America, while az, ,431 e.nlgrated to
other countries outside Europe. OF the former.
romerAnia, sud ll.059 from posan while l,4lo
were from Westphalla, 1853 from Ss1ony, 2,114
from Blleaia, aud 2.189 from tho Nhine Prov
incesj 1865 persons removed from ono Cor
man Stats to another, Prussia losinR $50 and
receiving 6,l30,
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Special DilpateA to 1As Chicaas 1r1bun4.
0sH1osu. Wis, May 4-alorgan Dros., whose
mill waa net On Aro By aparka from Bpalding 4
Peck's mill, thus stAztlng the great confagra-
tioa of Wednesday, have sued tho lstter pastiea
for dama9es. claiming 425000. Temporary
buildings ars going up Ill over tho burnt dis
tstct, and tho coming asAson will probably Wit
meas tile rebuilding OF tho greater portion.
atorea, ffty manufacturing eatAblisbmenta four
hotels, four churches. About :, 090 people Msro
busuod out Of house and homo, and 800 families
are destitute. OvsF 2.000 are out OF employ
meut
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LONDON. May 4.-At tho oponing Of the Pres-
bytesian Synod to-day, tho Moderator roferrod to
tho revival movement set On foot by Moody and
8ankoy, and expressed cordial sympathy with
them in their roltgfoua work.
pnnApEtri11A, May 4.-Goosge II. Stuart, Of
this city, received to-day cablo dispatch from
Mr. Moody's carly frIond, John Y. TarweIl, who
has Just reanhed London from Chicago, au-
nouncng that tho week day Average attendance
ut al Moody and saukey meetings was 81 600,
and on Sunday $4,000. making over 200, 600
brought together weekly to hear tho American
eyxngellsta
GREAT BnIrAIN's SPANISH PoI.l0r.
In tho House Of Commons this evening O'Clsry
Withdrew Its motion for the recognition by Great
Britain Of the bel!1ge1ont rights Of Carlists in
Spain.
Dourko, Under-Sacrotary for tie Foreign Do
pattment. stated that there was no reason to do
part from the policy Of non-interfetoucs OBJ
served during provlous civil mara tn Spain.
PARLIAMENTARY VISITORS.
The House Of Commons waa engaged In do
bato Tonight on motion made By tho Marquis
OF Harrington, that tho House do not entertain
ANY complaints With respect to tho publication
Of It's proceedings oxcept in cases Of wilful
is expressly prohibited, md that strangers arc
not to DO ordered to Withdraw from tho galleries
unloas thoy sro diaordcsly or by vote Of tho
uouao.
The HouBo WAS ablo to deal with tho
Inconvenience caused by tho present method OF
excluding atsangora by a,iapend!ng tue rnlo por-
Etttlng singlo mombcr to order their With
drawa.
Al this Stage Of tho doba.s Sullivan cal!od st.
tontion to tho presence Of Htrangara, and the
galleries Hcro accordingly cleared.
GLADSTONE TAKEN TO Task.
Ihe = Aaniard sevoroy oftsicizes the letter
tfou Of thu Enttln Of I.eytnrfnp It rhnarka
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Sptetal 0lspa{ch o 1'hs Chicago 7Ti6uN3.
IAronzE, 1ud,. May 4.-The city election passed
on quietly to-day. although both parties worked
With al their power. Tue Democrats wero con.
adont Of SUCCESS, and tho roturnB thht hayo Just
beep secaiyod hayo cooled them considerably.
Tho following is tho ticket ~ elected: Mayor,
II. Nye, Democrat; Clesk. q. o. Dorland, lso-
publican, Marshal, ]. II. uavorly, Republican |;
Treasurer, II. uanahoor, Democrat; Assessor,
4. Hunt, Democrat. The Democrats eleetel
threo Councilman, and tho Republicans three.
Tho Democrats try to api,osr satls'od, but their
maJorittss wero 10 amall tl4at they can but fool
dejsctod.
, 1875-05-05

Special Dispateh to The rhlaoo 7ri1ant.
1Np1AsAroL1s, Ind, llay 4.-The result Of to-
days city election has teon a tidal wave OF tri-
nmph for tho Republican party. Tho ~lsola
ticket wlus BY At lcass 600 msjoritv. tho vote
being large and enthusiastic In the Republican
wa1ds with great Republican gains in tho Demo-
cratic quastoss. john Given goes In aa Mayor
by over 400 majority against MITCHELL and the
othor majorities range higher. Contrary to ex-
pectation, the day passed. oh quis1lr, only
those moro tho tnsut Of whisky
than Of any attempt to browbcat
at tho polls. Republican ciisllengora had been
stationed at each voting-ptaco to proyent tho
introduction Of imported cattle In large masses.
aud by thia means, And general uprising OF
the Republican part Of the peopIc. victory WAS
seeuEed for tho party. We gain one Councilman.
, 1875-05-05

Special Dfspateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May I.-Tho city election to-
day passed With Iistle disturbance. An uuusual-
]y largo vote uaB pollcd. Several persons werc
a1roated for Illegal voting and bound over for
trial. Tho foosings arc not completed, but
CROUCH Ia known to give tho entire Republican
ticket handsome majority. except tho Council
man from tho First Ward. Tho now Council will
stand soyen Republicans to five Democrats. Tie
old Council was tan Democrats to two 1icpublic-
aus. The election whs tile most exciting and
hotly-conteatcl known for many yearB. Tho
Republicans ara having big jubieo.
LATEn.-The Democrats elect the Mayor,
Treasurer, Marshal. and Assessor. The nepub-
licaus elect City Judge and Clerk. The Council
stands ~ first reported,
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prosecuted by tho Belgian authorities. Ills
counsel contsnded that the Constitution recog-
nizing no 6tsto religion, the supernatural
character Of the wafer could not bs Ackaowt-
edged and that such an act did not coms vii
tho terfns Of the laH insulta 10 religion. The
Public Prosecutor called for sentence OF eight
days imprisonment, but tbs Court inflicted
hftson days imprisonment, toRethor With flns
and Tho costs Of tho prosecution.
, 1875-05-05

Epte.at DisHa1tA to Tnx th,eado Tribune.
DASy111y, ILL.,, May 4.-Ilo 3Tayur-o!ect4 l..
r. Dickatou, aud tho Board Of Aldermen, were
inauguratoa last evening ut tho City Building.
The Mayors addross had tho true RUG about it.
Ho recommended reform Ia tho Police aud Fire
Departments. and that tha improvements made
On streets and Sidewalks should bo Of parms-
nont character; besides, mora rigid economy
iu municipal expenditures. Mayor DtckAsons
election Anj Inauguration Ia considered guite a
victory for the young and progressive potion Of
our city. lie IL but 50 years OF age, aud huii.
old-fogyiah IN his viows.
, 1875-05-05

A tramp nhuud Niles attempted to kill him
self yesterday morning It thu lndiAnapolis
Depot in Bloomington by. q pistol shot III tho
ho.pe and friends were The Cause.
tho Cape OF Good Hope, Africa. with E50,0 in
gold from tho diggfugB, tho larEcst consignment
yet Ono Of tie nuggots weighed pounds.
, 1875-05-05

At meeting Of the Milwaukee MuaIcal 3d.
ciety 3ast night tho new constitution wan adopt.
Cd 4ud tbs following oficesn aisoteds pseadens,
u. Liedsrxdoslf; Vlce-Psesldent, Josoph Mann !;
Secretary. IL. Door; Treasurer. 4. D. diltuss !
Librarian H. Leiffert. Tho Trea&user'a report
to- as e. she.sa IA
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SILKS (Plst Section.)

Continued anlo Of Gu1net's Lyons Black
atlks, from tho lato Now York Auction, ut
30 to 75o yard below lowest pricos else-
Where. Priccs range from Sl.25 to $3.26.
scveral oasos elegant now Fancy Spring
silks, in choicest atyies and effects, from 75o
to s1.40 yard, as per cent below value.
IL caaos nav Black Grenadines, sinste and
double width. all wool, and MI silk and wool,
in latest and most desirable meshea, very
cheap.
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FIRES.


cottage on Vincennes Aysnuc, botncsn For
ty-asst aud FortY-seoond aireats, MAS destroyed
by fro yesterday morning At s:15 o'clock. En-
gno 10 went 10 ths place on attll alarm, but
could net obttln any hose FROM tho Hyde Park
f1emen, and was not used. Thn house Was uu-
Occupied, and waa worth about 1900. Tho own-
er's nAms was not learned. The Are Waa probs-
bly, aet+
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= V0H6GCHAEAU W2F8H.
PAh1d April 19.-Iha student At the training
college It Auy who after receiving the conse-
Grated wafer took It ont OF Ills mouth. pocketed
II, and, altar discussing with bis comrades what
should b. dons With II ~ IL In ca2s, haa hsea
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was elected Mayor by 500 majority over George
Naylor JOHN u. Iolbort, Democrat, City Clerk
by 300 John Paddock, Republican, Treasurer,
by 2Do. Tho election Of 1larshnl, 1t present
Htlslng, ia undecided. Tho Kepublscans elect
three Councilman and tho DcMocr&s two.
, 1875-05-05

SpFc1a1 Wspdfth q TM CAleaas Tf16utk,
KAsIAKxx, ILL.,, May IA fire this morning
destroyed two old baiidlngs On East Ayenuo,
corner Of Hickory street, occupied by Henry
Martin n residence. Kushsh las insurance Of
nearly g300o. No insurance. On Mss. Martins.
, 1875-05-05

MONTGOMERY, AEA,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 4.-Tho city election
waa unusually quiet, and largo vote was polled.
The Democrats make \ ctaa1 swscp, s!ect,nr
tf,er Mayor, Clerk. and twelvo Aldermen. This
In the frat timc tho Democrats have carried t,o
city since rocon8tructon. There IL EreAt se}nic-
ing. cAnnons firing, etc. The majority {seml-
ofIicial1 Ia $40.
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sptefdi Dtspatth to The f'Ateago Tribune.
aorrn LEND, Ind. May 4.-An election for
Aldermen saa held here to-day, and MAS gen.
orally tatno affair, tho vote being vezr light.
Tho successful mo,l are 4. DurrouRhs, r. Harrss,
A. J. Jalatll, T.. +. Dnker, and b. DemsuE,-Al
now men to Tho business.
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snELagy1L1r. 1nd, May 4.-A Democratic
Mayor was elected to-day for tho 1rss tins Ll
1orty-lye yeats. Tho CITY ia Democratic,
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!sp%e1at Dispafeh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
ArncnH, Ind, May 4-Ths municipal election
to-day drew out large voto, aud resulted in the
election Of pat Of tho regular Democratic
Ticket aud \ part Of Tho independent candidates.
MeHsrs. Teft. MctnsJre, Peterson, Hume. and
n ava "ero ehoeon Irr8sees: Clerk, G. D. Hare;
IreasuFer, ]. Albright; Marshal. D. X. IIough-
ton. =, =. ~ -o
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6ptttas Di5pateh 70 The Chlcauo Irfbunx.
WHITEWATER, Wis., Nay 4.-Ths most iuter-
eaiug local issue In this place for two ycass has
been the temperance question. Last year Ill
allti-lieepse board was chosen, aud did much to
suppress tho traffic. though working undor most
uufayorable ciscumstancos. THIS year tho fight
waa renewed on both sides With increased vigqr,
and the temperance ticket Is agalu successful by
snajosities ranging from sixty-ssvsn to seventy
sr
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INDIA,


TIE CHOLERA AnAT1N0.
CALCUTTA, May 4.-The cholera haa sbatsd In
tbs Province Of Dude.
, 1875-05-05

New AIDAsr. 1ul., May 4.-Tho municipal
election In tins city resulted in the complete
triumph Of tho Democratic ticket, except one
Councilman.
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THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G.. HAY u. =. m.-Fos the
Upper mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys.
Lakes Superior and Michigan, southorly xiuds..
shifting 10 northwestern, partly cloudy and
cleaTing, colder Weather, with EiatnX barometer.
, 1875-05-05
~ DRESS GOODS,
CARSON.
PIRIE & CO.,
DRESS GOODS (Rhst Secti0l.)

Largo lines Of New Dreas Goods, choice
Spring Shades, on Tables Nos. /, q, und 3, ut
40, 26, and 3oo, a1l much under value.
100 pcs. DcDeke and Cancels Hair Novel;
tics, stylish ahados. at 25 to 400 yard.
20 casos Attractive New apring Dress Fa-
hrios and su3tings, in most elegant shades,
lower thnn ever offered hero.
Now Bhades Lyons Poplins at s1.26, nevor
retailed below sl.76, and quite equal to Irish
Poplina.
Groat bargains in Black Goods Depart
neut this week.
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TERFE HAuTE. IND.
Special DispafeA ta The cAteaae 1t4buat.
TRRns uAuTz, Ind. May Al the municipal
election to-day, Jamss y. Edmunds, Democrat
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JxSyRasoxylLLE, luI., May 4.-Notaithstaud-
Ing the great excitement aud intense INTEREST
manifested in tho city election to-day, It passed
OF without any disturbance. Tho entirs Demo-
cratic ticket u elected, ranging from 100 to 500
majority.
, 1875-05-05
ITALY,.

IoAE, May 4.-yhs popo IL again under .s1sat-
msnt Of phyalois1s.
, 1875-05-05

* nbRont ChlcagoRns NJ follows raria: L. G.
Buows. !. e. Dunou, STEWART oLAnKE, J. 4. Cur
TER and fctnity, D. QunaEs and family, ", Has
Al1. J. II. sua @. HoLr, Miss FANNIE JONES, Dr.
9. MArTE.oN. Mr. llYEnaox and family. Mtas @.
.c117, NJ. er!ksEr, Ars; sRR1Ta. u. ". bpEAAs,
Hrs. WYlTn; Londons ". DAnxEY, A. tzsE-
DICT, tho Hey. DR.. COLLIER, @. uAMuI. and
family, J. KIRKLAND Prof. MCOHEYNEr, LYMAN
RIPLEY, g. E. 6ooTr. r. D. WKAnA and family.
Sherman Hoas.W.lter Johnson. Rock 1a1and: Z.
ei1;tr. Lt.siolass L. pl.neAazd. .. cunningham.
Ss5Sa "'6 Exa p en1T pxat'y .1ds
I; Wli:idea. Boston JOHN a.iup, Ioshe.ter I
!sltl54; q. ". dcra. Toiono Aaron Mts rhii.dei-
h4nsa<.'sr; Ensisad ,ols Il; I1.mesie. Nsx xats:
r.; M9inIort 81: psui j. Isl.sr' Msa:asil. .ohio:
IT,. y ,.sa pe.olt ch.slos ste1ney, I,os.on
Ss.tsa s'c az: asta g. wsis.s a as1s T. pis;'i &
freeman, 1ss g.: 1oqh Charles A. heNtss. S. Loi.i.;
ASsIs SS.Ssa u n0o'0a T. ao. Ds5Sss,; Ss1 yd1i
tai"1! ,iea.s9 Gan. i james ' ". i Fo,y.h, i.
,asSi; 'Sass WHICH, g. lhyon u1n.ie; u. " Young.
.iss :sa osatsaa sess ~ x!'s:s g. &C..
stan: sosa; naf:o I II sd5s aisajstSa oat.5e Msfss
::;s'S: St %'ss LII: sSsfsa :: o,s!s; H!!
iqf. Dsro wsiel. G lnsSwp Ss" folf; It;'1sfa f. {:
5i1.a, & pstnote aasia@ = ooo4dge, Omaha Trunk X
t,1sr, Austin, 1e1.; i. L. +. hsftin. fsoyidcnco;
iirsI st sa1 Now 6rloana Bamuel Dsyi.. Jr,, Gin
!-h q. Iouton, Y. 8. H.; ]. Il, oopssr. Hock
sa'' Ina; ;o,1,bp: " = 311.aan' 1.,a,1 G':vs.na y.
9+h ". Il. Aurta8h, Fust Wayne; Z. I. Msx1sjj'
fiLIurg; e: stubes, saa Frauc!sco; ", ]. pyeIs,
IAs,nnau Q. Il. Walker, Buffalo; william stewart
ti'1puTg; 0eorae Hamilton, Yokohama o. O. oosr
shnsn. b. rott Z. r. Vin!ns, onAhs; I. j: 8euonr.
;: tou!sI 9. g. EDDY. Council b!uas; Edwsrd i,
ssaHt 7. xesAt ht4s094. ~-'03
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign News.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to the Stand
ard from Sautauder says the Altonsist Generals
Lama and Quesada, have captured the impor-
tanL position of Orduna.
KAGUsA, Nov IA force Of 1900 Turks
was defeated recently while attacking strong
lnsurgeut position near Zubci The Turks had
$50 killed, while the loss of the insurgents 10
killed and wounded, was only twenty.
ALDEN, Nov. 1.-The Steamership Scraps,
with the Prince of Wales OF board, arrived here
to-day enroute 10 Iudia.
LONDON, Nov. l.-Advices from Cape Pal
mas, West Coast OF Africa to the lth of Oct,
state that Lberian force oil 900 troops had at
tackled some native villages, but were repulsed
and obliged to retire, losing "a killed aud
wounded They also abandoned their cannon.
1t is said the disturbances result from the
Llberian law prohibiting direct trade between
the natives and foreigners.
The Times Of this morning in its financial
column denounces as an impudcut humbug,
the schcmc advertised here, for floating e50O,
goo sterling worth of bonds, of the k.okuk and
Kansas City r. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-01
LOCAL RREVITlES.

Bishop Kain Of Wheeling will preach at St.
Mary's Church in this city, next Sunday.
The Circuit Court for the county, the dock ct
of which was published 10 Saturdays Gazette
will meet Oh Wednesday next.
The police officers report that more people
under the Influence of liquor were seen on the
streets yesterday than for mauy previous Sun
DAYS.
The mail from Strasburg hereafter, will ar.
rive at p. N. Instead Of $40 a. u. as hereto
fore, and will leave at S: IS a. u. Instead of 44C
p. LII.
A canal boatman named Mark Castle, from
pear Shepherdstowu, was drowned Yesterday
afternoon short distance above the town, by
accidentally falling overheard from the cana
boat +. Easinger.
The disturbance on north Royal street last
Saturday night was caused by fight between
some canal boatmen, all Of whom, however es
capped to their boats before the police could
arrest them.
4 cunning trespasscr, who had been arrested
10 the county and was Oh his way to Jail in thi:
city last Saturday, 10 charge of coored con
stable, struck the latter on the head with biz
gun, lDtilctlng sere wound, and knocking hiu
down, made his escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-01
Moody and SuuE,ey.

New York, Nov. 1.-The gathering ct the
revival meeting at Brooklyn Rink. this morn
log, was not 50 large as usual Among those
present were Rev. II. W. B4echer, but he took
no part 10 the proceedings. After singing, Is
requests for prayer were read by Deacon Haw-
ley and prayer was offered by Rev DR.. Cuyler
Mr. Moody then read portion of lasiah aud
spoke Of the good work all over the country
which was going on for the cause of Christ
Various parties 10 the congregation stated cases
10 which prayers at these revival meetings mad
been answered. When Mr.. Moody's PROPOSE
ton Tor appointing Nov. II as day Of fasting
and prayer was made Dr. Cuyler suggested
that the invitation he sent to Gods people al!
over the country asking them to join with this
meeting 90 that day, and stating that he had
received a telegram from the chairman of the
committee 10 Philadelphia saying that they
would come here. All who were 10 favor OF
holding day of lasting and prayer were re
quested to rise and sing the Doxoiogy, wheo
ali present started to their feet The meeting
closed with the bcDcdctioo.
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Accident.

NEW YORK, Nov. l.--Intormation has been
received here. that this a. H. the boiler Of a To-
connective attached to a gravel train on the New
Jersey Division of the Lchigh Valley Railroad,
exploded, three miles west OF Bound Brook
The explosion Instantly killed Thos. Copper, the
engineer Abraham King, brakeman; William
Thompson, brakeman, besides njurng about
twenty others, many fatally The cars attach
ed to the exploded locomotive we're thrown
from the track. The express train was delay
ed to bring on the wounded to Jersey City.
Bound Brook dispatch has the following
abou; the accident. near there
The engine on the Lehigh Valley Railroad
lett here this u. H., with gang OF men, in a
car attached. While waiting on the side track,
one mile west, the boiler exploded, killing the
engineer aud two hrakcmcn instantly. Two
others have since died, one of them the boss of
the men. There were about twenty-five wougd-
ed, some seriously. 1t is thought several more
Will die. The boss was named Palmer Thomp.
son. Copper The engineer, was blown, it is al.
legged thousand feet from the locomotive His
body Was terribly mangIed, so as to be scarcely
recognizable. Some of the wounded were sent
to their homes in the neighborhood, and the
others to Newark 10 the and 10 o'clock
trains. The locomotive is SAID to have been a
new one
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The SAYckQfE.

New YORK, Nov. l-Stocks dull and lower
Money ). Gold l6b. Flour firm. Wheat firm.
Corn lc better
BALTIMORE, Nov. Iva. SKIES peeers
Al; do. consolidated 63S W. Va. skies s! bid
Cotton quiet and heavy; low middlings l5{al3s
Flour quiet and steady; Howard Street and
Western Supcr6ne 4;;25a$5. 90; do. Extra 5. 0Ja
s.. Is: do. Faulty 5 IS 81 80; City Mills Su
pcrhue 4.5u So 90; Extra 5. 5Oa$6 %: do Rio
brands 675aS7 90; do. Family SIS. 75 Wheat
quiet aud steady; No. W csteru red l3S; Penn
syivaDla red 40; Maryland red ll5aI43; do.
amber l45llj3; 40. white local So Corn quiel
aud steady; Southern white 1916; do. yellow y
ais, Western mixed - Oats trmer bu, quiet;
Southern 3Sa47; Western white 43444; do
mixed 3Sa43. Rye quiet and steady at 1882
Hay du'!; Maryland aod Pennsylvania 20a23
Provisions quiet but firm. Butter quiet; West
eru extras 2Sa3D; do. hrsts 25a27 Coffee dull
and nominal; Bio cargoes lS3a2l; jobhiug l9a
- Sugar steady and firm at lO5alOs Whisky
shade irm9r at ll6!all7
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l.--Becf cattle were
dull this week, but prices remain about the
same as last quoted $500 head arrived and
sold at 1a74 Tor extra Pennsylvania aud West
ern steers; 6a6I Tor fair to good do and 4a5!
per 10 gross, Tor common as to quality. Sheep
dull; ~ 900 head sold at 4*6a per ID gross as tc
condlloo. Hogs We're without change; 6 OO(
h aad arrived and sold at | | 50aSI2 50 Der lUI
lbs net.
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Lockout Ayertesl.

New YORK, Nov. IA Plttsburg dispatch
states that threatened lockout Of the pul-
oilers from the from mills has been averted by
compromise The manufacturers are to pay
S. per ton for pudding for the next thirty
days, and after that the price is to be regulated
10 accordance with the prices paid 10 the b ,st
This agreement was arrived at 10 consequence
of "a difference Of opinion between the employ
ers and workmen regarding the pay for bailing
iu Eastern cites-the iron masters contending
that the puddcrs there only received 81 50,
while the Eastern mill owuers pay S. During
thirty days our mills are to be run at the pud.
oilers compromise price. The matter will be
investigated aud it is stated that both parties
will willingly have the question Of wages set.
tied by the result.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-01
Inauguration of Mayor Eatr0be

BALTIMORE, Nov. lien. Ferdinand G..
Latrobc, recently elected Mayor Of this city,
was duly Installed and assumed the duties OF
the Office at noon to-day. There were no pub
lie ceremonies attending the installation of the
simplest character. Mr.. Latrobe took the oath
Of Office before the Clerk of the Superior
Court, and, accompanied by few friends, pro-
ceeded to the Mayors Office at the City Hall,
where he was cordially received and welcomed
by the retiring Mayor, Hon. Joshua VaDsaut,
10 brief address, which vas responded to by
Mr.. Larobe. This concluded the official pro-
ceedngs. The Mayors and adjoining rooms
were crowded with citizens, who made their
CONGRATULATIONS. Among those present was
Hon Thomas SWAIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-01
The --latest.

Having made my Fall and Winter purchases
of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and SATCHELS,
and other goods usually found in fist class
Clothing Establishment,
would invite the public to call and inspect
them before purchasing elsewhere feeling con-
fdent that can please the most fsstidious.
My purchases consist in part of the finest Of
American French, Scotch and English fabrics
Boys, Youths and Mems Overcoats, of al
shades and qualities.
Suits for Boys at moderate prices.
My stock is the largest and most complete OF
any in the city. An carly call is solicited.
S. DEALHAM
oct IL SO King street.