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The New York herald., 1875-11-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mr. Andrew D. White, President OF Cornell Univer..
sty, has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Judge
George I. Bgeow, Of Boston, and Mr.. J. D Cameron,
of Harrisburg have apartments at the Brevocr House
Captain Samuel Brooks OF the steamship City Of Rich
mond, is quartered at the Grand Central Hotel Mr.
George Honey the English comedian is sojourning at
the Westminster Hotel. Congressman H. II. Hathorn.
of Saratoga, is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel-
General 0. Cross United States Army, and Mr. William
G. Fargo, of Buffalo, At the Astor House Mr.
Thomas Dickson President of the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company, Is stopping at the Gisey House
The Marquis dc Chambrun arrived at the Union Square
Hotel yesterday from Washington. Mr.. Fordyce /.
Latin, member Of the Democratic State Committee,
and Mr. A. B. Lamberton, the defeated candidate for
State senator from the Rochester district, among
the politicians registered at the Metropolitan Hotel
Lieutenant Governor Horatio G. knight, OF Massachu-
sets, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE SARATOGA DEFAULTER.

Troy, n Y, Nov. s, 1875
The excitement in reference to the defalcation or
Mann the Saratoga county Treasurer continues 10 in
crease. number Of representative have agreed
call Governor Tilden to ask for Mann's
removal but stated in Balston tonight that he
purposed saving them the trouble by resigning. He
appears be very respondent and is stubborny un-
communicative The issue Of county bonds was
commenced five years ago. Mann has regularly paid
the interest," and perhaps would have continued TO do
SO had he been reelected II is said he also handled
$I20 900 in bonds issued by the Water Commissioners
OF the town of Saratoga, and IL is not known whether
these are all straight or not On Saturday he gave a
mortgage for $50 900 to his surees his real
in Ballston village II is apprchended that half dozen
manufacturing establishments in Saratoga county
involved by Aanns failure. The suspension OF the
paper collar mandatory in which his son interested
throws l50 persons out Of employment. kilograms
from New York holders Of the false bonds have been
pouring in all day
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.

THE MARK LANE EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE
wEEK-sowNG REsUMED-NFLtENcE OF
FOREIGN nIPoRTATIoNs on PRIcEs-THE CON-
TINENTAL MARKETS.
LONDON, Nov. g. 1875
The Mark Lane Express this evening in It's regular
weekly review Of the British corn trade has the fol
lowing
Sowing has been resumed some localities but In
most cases the soil has been unfit receive the seed
Large arrivals have checked an upward tendency in
prices Of English wheat The quality is good but there
is material change in the market Russian has been
lower in consequence OF large shipments in anticipation
Of Ice in Russian rivers and harbors. II is reported
that Russia has short crop Of wheat and forage
sequently the tenacty of holders Odessa would
TO be justified The absence Of the usual abundance
from America and Russia eventually tell our
market In France the sowing is near completion. In
Paris and throughout the Provinces OF France well
as Belgium and Holland the markets are unchanged
At Hamburg the market is tending upward The last
quotations fully maintained at Dantzg, while in
Austria and Hungary prices lower"
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
Mus1cA1 AND DRAMATIC NOTES

The initial performance OF Miss Adelaide Phillips
Italian Opera at Washington last night was de
cided success The ensemble Of her company won EN-.
phatc praise. AS Rosina, in the Barber OF Seville -
Miss Phillips repeatedly encored and has won
decided triumph.
Nine Ttcns sang in the oratorio Of "Elijah" given
by the Handel and Hayden Society at Music Hail. in
Boston, last night She received with much
enthusiasm and was presented with superb dora offer
ings. over 5000 people present The roce ipts
were above So 600 Hundreds OF persons were turned
away. A reception given her at the Revere House
after the performance and elegant pre-
sented her
The musical services at the Roman Catholic Church
OF ST. Peters, in South Brooklyn, last Sunday were
more thun usually attractive. Haydn's Mass No. 2,
wasvery effectively rendered by the choir under the
conduct OF Mr.. Cortada Gounod's 'Ave Maria" was
interpreted with great taste and pathos by Mrs Hail.
to an exquisite obIigato accompaniment, played by
Senior Joseph White the Cuban vionist His render
ing OF the 'Benedictus'' likewise excellent
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
BOILER EXPLOSION AT NEWPORT.

NgwPogT r. l., Nov 8, 1875
One Of the eight boilers in Perry's cotton mill ex
poded al Eve o'clock this afternoon and created great
excitement The nre department soon on hand,
and as the mill operatives rushed into the street their
presence Of mind prevented any accident in making
exit The boiler which exploded old one.
piece Of iron, where II had been patched found to
DC lilted up making hole large enough admit of a
mans body; hence the explosion. The roof OF the
engine room was lifted and had the rent In the boiler
been on the top instead OF the side the whole structure
would have been damaged and there would have
been serious loss OF life and limb
10 chronicle. The Assistant Engineer W II. Kelley,
was standing IN the doorway a fortunate position for
him. The force of the steam sent him headong
through the door, distance Of twenty yards scading
him badly externally and brusing him somewhat Tho
foreman, Andrew johnson, also seriously scaded
but u is thought that he will recover The Injured men
removed TO their homes and medical aid ordered
by the managers Of the mill The estimated damage
will be about $4,000. II is thought that the mill viii
not be able to begin operations again for two weeks
The exploded boiler was thirty feet long and thirty
inches IN diameter, and fortunately thirds fun or
water. The damage Is fully covered by insurance
Several hremon had their feet scadcd in the engine
while engaged IN hauling out lrcs from under the
other boilers
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE MONTREAL RIOTERS.

ARRESTS BY THE AUTHORITIES AND THREATENED
PgosEcUTIoNs-THE UNFORTUNATE BODY
MONTREAL, Nov 8, 1875
The authorities have resolved upon prosecuting the
Guibord rioters and far have arrested five who took
part in the disturbance Of the I'd OF September Seven
teen in all win be prosecuted
This unlocked for action caused some commotion
among the French people, who were concerned in the
trouble, but 1t will be productive Of results other
than Of spending money unnecessarily the jury sys
tenn demands the trial OF Frencbman by Frenchmen
and acquitta will be the result Of their deliberations
The funeral, II is positively asserted, wifi take
place Saturday early in next week.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
S T A N L E Y.
THE Great African Explorer
Again Heard From.
THE VICTORIA NIYANZA SURVEY.
Action Of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society.
tSPEKE'S VIEWS SUSTAINED

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
LONDON, Nov. s, 1875.
Letters have just been received here from
Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley, which are exceed
ingly interesting. They are dated at Ula-
gala, in Uganda.
EXAMINING LAKE NTYANzA.
The letters give an elaborate and pictur-
esque account Of the continuation and con-
clusion of his examination of the shores Of
the Victoria Niyanza.
sPEKE coRRoBoRATED.
They confirm Speke's view that the great
lake is one large body Of water and not a
series Of small lakes, as held by Dr. Living
stone.
THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Mr.. Stanleys observations and reports on
this point Of African geography are to be
made the subject of discussion before the
Royal Geographical Society on the 18th inst.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE PALETTE ART RECEPTION.

The rst musical and art reception OF the season Of
the Palette Club took place last night in It's spacious
and elegant rooms in East Twenty street and
was attended BY the elite OF art and literary circles
Tho club rooms which have boen recently decorated,
presented a very fine appearance and the walls we're
covered with rare works OF art In the art gallery were
hung the two great works Of Hans Makart entitled
s,Abundantiau In the large room Of the CLUB winch,
without exception, is the finest possessed by any New
York club we're exhibited very nc works contrib
nan NJ oehme. OF Goupil's; Mr.. T. L. Smith and Mr..
Edward Moran Two splendid paintings by the late
Pctro yan attracted much attention and we're highly
praiscd The musical programme was Of most nvlt-
~. .ln
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. $3.50 L. M
Probabilities
During Tuesday in the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States higher barometer northeast TO southeast
winds, slightly warmer and generally clear weather
will prevail, possibly followed by rain in the latter
In the West Gulf States, stationary falling barome
ter, southeast 70 northeast winds slight changes in
temperature, cloudy and rainy weather.
In Tennessee and the Ohio Valley higher barometer
variable winds, mostly from the and north,
stationary temperature, partly cloudy weather. and
possibly occasional rains.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
eys, rising and high barometer, northwest TO north
east winds, coaer, clear partly cloudy weather. toll
lowing occasional rains
In the upper lake region, high barometer variable
winds, shifting to northerly colder, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rain or snow
In the lower lakes, Middle States and New Eng.
land high barometer, northery 70 easterly winds
slightly colder and generally clear weather
For the New York canal region, temperature slightly
below freezing during Tuesday night
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE LYcEuM THEATRE.

The Mexican Juvenile Opera Troupe appeared in full
force at this house last evening in the burlesque opera
Marnan Little Carmen assumed the title role, while
the various members of the Moron family supported
the miniature prima donna Marina though in
vested with strong buresque character by the little
folks, is not so amusing as ''La Grande Duchesse" "
and will scarcely be repeated during the present en-
gagement The Senorlta Soedad sung arias from
''Somnambula" and "Trovatore'' between the acts,
and the tiny Guadalupe caused merriment by her
song, la Paloma, which she rendered in perfectly
s'cunnng'' manner.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
GERMAN oPERA-..rnE nUoUENors. "


heyeroeer's masterwork was given In German last
nlsn' py slr Neuendor7s company for the third time
Inc representation Of the opera was excellent as far as
the tenor and the three prime dome we're concerned
and the chorus and orchestra did ample Justice 10 the
experienced director, Mr. NeuendorM Mr. wachtel
seems 70 nave made careful study Of the great scene
OF the fourth act, the climax Of the opera The duet
with valentine was given by him last evening
with abundant fire and abandon and his exception
ally telling voice rang in its most brilliant
tones in this number. Nine Wagner the Valentine,
surprisingly good In her arduous role and she abv
seconded the efforts Of the tenor what may be called
the grandest duet ever written in opera She was
equally successful in the duet with Marcel ia the pre
ceding act and Mr. Fassbender made very favorable
impression in the role OF the old Huguenot soldier He
has true basso profundo and he uses
II with effect The ST. Bris of the occasion was
simply ntoerabe and should never have been ntrusted
with such responsible role The tenor who led the
rataplan equally undesirable. The radical fault
about German singers-always excepting Wachtel
who has had the advantage OF singing for some time
In Italian-is that they prone 70 shouting, and
that 'legato Is term generally unknown to them
When they desire TO make point they seem TO ding IL
saVagey ut tho audience.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
ENGLAND AND MALACCA.

THE MALAYs SAID TO BE BEsIEGNd PERAK-
PROBABILITY OF WAR.
SINGAPORE, Nov. 5, 1875.
His Excellency Colonel Alexander Clarke, tho Gov
ernor OF the Straits settlement Will go to Perak to-day
Intelligence received here from Penang announces
that the Malays besieging the British Resdency
at Perak All the native rajahs suspected Of COM
pcity in the murder of the late Resident, Mr., Birch
1t is reported that the Malays are preparing for
resistance The Sultan Isma is collecting consdera-
BILE force for the purpose OF attempting to expe the
British from the country.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.

At meeting OF the ST. Nicholas Society, held last
evening at Delmonico's, corner OF Fifth avenue and
Fourteenth street. tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing year--Presldent, Augustus r. Mac.
donough, Vice Presidents W. NJ vermilyc, G. r.
Swords, Carlisle Norwood, G. W. Mclean; Treasurer,
Edward schell; Secretary, John G. Mills; Assistant
Secretary, 7. Van Zandt Lane; Chaplains Rev. T. +.
Vermilye d. d. ; Rev Moan II. Schcnck, d. D, Con-
sn'iins pbysGlans. prs. james Anderson and !. u
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

THE DEBATE ON THE ELECTORAL BILL-THE
RIGHT CENTRE SUPPORTING THE GOVERN
dENT-THE LEFT SEEKING AN ALLIANCE
WITH THE LEGITndISTs.
PARIS, Nov. g. 1875.
In the debate upon the Electoral bill in the French
Assembly to-day it decided by vote of 6s4 against
4 that years residence in place necessary
SO qualify the elector An amendment enabling half
yearly residents vote referred to a committee
because OF the statement of NJ Duaure that the
paton Of the lists OF those electors would delay the
elections from December till April
At meeting OF the Right Centre II was dccidcd to
support the government with desire to maintain NJ
Buffet during the elections.
The Left apprehensive OF the defeat Of the proposed
system OF scrlttn de itste, endeavoring to make
arrangements with the legitimist party
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
NEW PUaLICATIONs.

DRIGHrs DISEASE, DIABETES, DRoFsf, SRAvEL1
ID Calculus Oout Rheumatism. Dyspepsia Diseases %
the Lver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Sland rTematHrs %
Prostration Organic Debility and Chronc Ahectous un-
curable by general practtioners L-o Pampnets
g M ssit snr,og Water ana Dr A. nAwLEY HEATH tbs
sthar an any address Depot and reccP-
tion rooas 2j broadway, New York n b. see hAs krada
mark eAsaAsL NAde y 'iVd>" on az packages
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
WOODS MUSEUM.

The Streets Of New York; revived last night at
Woods Museum, with Mr. T. W, Keene in the role Of
Badger. The drama is too we'll known to the play
goers of New York to require sketch of the plot and
the large attendance especially in the upper part Of
the house. proved that had not lost its attractions
IL will remain the boards Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday and "Robert Macaire" and ''Over TWIST
will be given on Friday and Saturday evenings.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
HOWARD GLOvERs FAMILY.

MR.. JOHN BRoUGHAM's APPEAL FOR AN
ARTISTS HELPLESS CHILDREN.
NOVEMBER O. 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Howard Glover, whose life has been slowly beaten
ont OF him by continuous blows of III fortune has LEFT
widow and eleven children entirely destitute Grand
of Betterton and of OF tho brightest orna-
mcnts OF the stage, himself composer Of no mean
repute his suffering family holds close relationship
with the musical and dramatic professions, and
convinced that IL needs but the HERALD ever prompt
to initiate generous action, to gvo the simple facts Of
the publicity to obtain employment for the older
children and immediate relief for ALL Respectfully
yours, JOHN BROUGHAM
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
GLOBE THEATRE.

stEva" appeared at the Globe Theatre last evening
Adams time -honored spouse but decidedly agile
tight rope performer who certainly would have easily
any physical obstacles in procuring the for
bidder fruit The remainder of the performance
sisted principally OF songs and jokes, comca PAN
tomime and drol pigmy small enough to make his
debut in the Marionettes The performers were re-
ceyed with favor by numerous audience
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
TONY pAsToR's

At Tony Pastors goodly audience laughed over the
vocal terpschorean and dramatic extravaganzas which
the OIL cmbodies The Tyrocse singers the Irish
songs OF Miss Kate OConnor the numerous character
dancers and Mr.. Tony PASTORS original songs were
among the things most keenly rclshed by the audience
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
CONCERT AT THE TwENTY-sEcoND REGIMENT
ARMoRY.

very large audience filed the spacious armory Of
the Twenty second regiment last evening the attrac
tions being regimental dress parade and a hop Gil
more's Band supplied the music and very charming
music it was LitoI's very effective and sensational
overture, Robesperre;" Weber's nimitable "Invita-
tion la Dansen Schmelzs splendid arrangement for
military band of Liszts second Hungarian rhapsody
and potpourri by Rivere formed the principal seec
tons. Mr.. Arbuckle played a corne solo in which he
introduced many variations cavatna from Verdi's
"Attila.n large number of people were present
especially when the dancing began
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
woNpERs wILL NEvER CEASE. NoR wIII.

people wonder how II Is possible THR
ORIGINAL OCULAR SroRK 40 CO. Broadway sell articles
which from SIS $lS per dozen import manuac
ture AZ the uniform price 81 each ST. dozen ot
how elegant gold and silver watches French clocks bronxe
writing desks work boxes largo line of fancy goods
be sold tor half Of their original st TINS -
done every day thousands testify as the reader
may testify II he she will call and examine the stocS ana
inquire the prices The lies In the general aVetAte
system by which the profit Is made upon the aggregate
sales and not upon each article sold
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The bill OF startling novelties at the Olympic
attracted audience last night great for this pop
ular house Mr. Pat Rooney's songs and the
''Comic Quartet" well as the other comicaes OF
this monster BILL provocative OF bosterous
rimcnt throughout. The Olympic presents certainly
capital opportunity this week for having good
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

THE sERvIAN MILITIA CONCENTRATED ON THE
FRoNTIER-EFFoRTso OF sERvIA TO RAISE
LOAN.
LONDON, Nov. s, 1875.
The morning Standard publishes special telegram
drom Vienna stating that 36 900 servian militia
eembed at the frontier
The servan government has sent agents Paris and
london to raise loan.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

win play Hamlet on wednesday there win be a
special matinee performance We glad TO note the
continued success Of this engagement Il shows that
new York has not forgotten the ilustrous
ADDED 80 much glory 70 its dramatic history and who
SHOWS ms appreciation or the esteem in which he Is
held Dy such an effort as he made last evening
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
THEATRE coM1our.

An entirely bill, with amusing features,
was presented at the Comiquc. Mafitt and Barthoo-
new and other popular favores made their reatree;
new songs and dances introduced, and panto-
mime, .Bibo and Barbettcn which produced hearty
laughter concluded the entertainments
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

Wood; Managers, D. Henry Haght, Augustus schelI.
B H. Field j. W. Beekman, J. Breath, A. B. Hays
Frederic De Peyster j. W. Mclean, Hamilton Fish,
William Remsen. John Schuyler, Theodore Roosevelt
Stewards Benjamin l. swan, Jr John Treat Irving
Robert G. Remsen. George L. Kingsland. Cornelius
Vanderbilt Jr Carlisle Norwood Jr Eugene Schene,
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MRS. LIDIA ELDRIDGH.

Mrs Lidia Edrdge, widow Of Wilson Eldrldgc, die6
at Hamilton Square Mercer county, n j. the age
eighty seven years Saturday last. She a
OF Captain Alexander Douglas, who was personal
friend of General Washington, and az whose house.
which is stl standing on Broad street, Trenton, the
council Of held the night before the battle Of
Princeton.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
EAGLE THEATRE.

There fair attendance last evening at the Eagle
Theatre, and the spectators put in good
humor by the eccentricties OF Mr.. John Wild IN
sketch entitled the Climatic" There were a number
OF other amusing features. Miss Sophie Flora He'll
bron the accomplished pianist underlined as one Of
the attractions for the week commencing Monday No
vember D.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
ALSACE-LORRAlNE.

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE ANNEXED
PROVINCES TO BE ESTABLISHED AT BERLIN.
LONDON, Nov. 5, 1875.
The Daily Neics publishes special telegram from
Berlin, stating that the central government for Alsace
Lorraine will be established at Berlin. Probably a
special Ministry will be created for these provinces
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
EGYPT.

THE KHEDIvE APPLIES FOR ENGLISH FINANcIERs
LONDON, Nov. s. 1875,
The Times this morning publishes special telegram
from Alexandria, which says the Khedive has applied
officially TO England for two 6nancers to undertake
Egyptian nnances promising the fullest information to
the great Powers
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Scythia will leave this port ON.
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Edton for Europe-wi be
ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies IN wrappers for mailing, six centa
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
HOLLAND.

THE STEAMSHIP ROTTERDAM AFIoAT AGAIN.
AMSTERDAM Nov. 8, 1875
The steamship Rotterdam, Captain Wis, which re-
Gently went aground in the Mas, lightercd and
noated She has since sailed for New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
FRANCE.

COMPETITION FOR THE PRIZE PLAY ON THE
AMERICAN REyoLUTIoN-MANY OF GREAT
MERIT PRODUCED.
PARIS, Nov. s, 1875
The number Of plays on the subject Of the American
Revolution submitted to NJ Michaeis for his examina
ton is sixty eight Among them several of
markable merit. The prizes, however, will not be
awarded before December.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

William Quinn, collecting agent for tea frm ON
Newark avenue, Jersey City, has been missing for
weeks. On the day he left his home he had several
hundred dollars in his possession. Another man
named stephen Collins resident OF Payonia avenue.
has been missing since Saturday.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
LANAREE

despatch from Boston says that Samuel Lanabeo
President of the Mercantile Bank Of Bangor, Me- died
yesterday, aged seventy three years. He tho
weathest man in Bangor
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

DUBLIN, Nov. s, 1875.
Cardinal McCloskey presided at high mass at the
Cathedral in this city yesterday An immense crowd
of people was present,
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

REsToRER AMERICA, NO. 2, FOR THE HAIR.
introduced and extensively sold "Macys' and through
leading druggists BY Dr. j. OBRIEN. can always DO had
East Thirticth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A.-'Y0UNG HARRY WITH HIS BEAVER UP,,.
was according authority gaent sghtf
The picture is rivalleu by Young America wearing one
Knox's matchess winter style Of HATS Make your pur
chases kNOXS, No. 2t2 Broadway No 5J3 Br0adways
or in the FifthAvenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
B. W. REED.

A despatch from Washington says that B. w Recd
OF the nrm OF b W Reed sons, one OF the oldest
merchants in that city died yesterday, aged sixty
years
The New York herald., 1875-11-09
SPAIN

SUMED.
MADRID Nov. s, 1875.
Direct maii service with Barcelona resumed on
Monday, after an interruption of two years.
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
corner Fulton avenue aud Boerum street :.
Open from 3 A. NJ. 20 n "
on Sunday from 20 y 7. M
The New York herald., 1875-11-09

THE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS HAS BEEN AC.
corded that standard dsnfectant, GLESS's SULFHuH
soar.
,HrLLs HAIR WHISPER DYE" black brown Soc