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New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
RIFLE SHOOTING AT cREEDN00B

Many military men and members Of various
rife teams spent Thauksg wing dag at CIcedmoor Every
target then was occupied aud ho crowd OF visitors wac
large Members of the I'D Regiment shot az 200 yards
for badge whcn was Dy Private scration Of Com
pany g. on q score Of 20 Of possible p. In the
matches Of the grh Regiment. Private H. Hover
Of Company q won the company badge Dy score OF Is.
Al 200 aud 500 yards, and a the same ranges Capt Aud
sergeant Eurcl and Private Hugsrd al Of Company d,
won medals by their respective scores OF ?, -. aud 2i
Three companies tire 10Th Regiment were represented
and tb,- rst prize Of Company was won hv sergeant
u Mcihcrson on a score OF 80 ont Of possible 100
that Of Company by Lieut. D. Ninuet 2
and Of Company By Private W. stephen
son The r De- Club 0f The sith Regiment shot
for tine lanau and BDyan -old medals, firing - .hos
al 500 wards The first was bv Drum Major Nofe,
Who scored 30 points. md Tire second by ceiT Kan
lnpb OF Coipais f. vino scored 3~. Among the scores
of the scotch American I1 Club. firing for the Morrison
Badar at 200 and 800 yard. with 10 shots 90 each
range the following the best A. Byie, 17i Capt W G
Ciarlc 80: Thomas Drake. 80 ". stevenson. "a
goDt .an fO Teams from Companies A snd y ~ the
Tlt Regiment competed for the Team Fii1e oi the Rol-
pIent Company A scored 2ll points. against l9s by
Company y.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
oTurp FIRES IN THIS CITY.

There was fire yesterday afternoon On the
fourth Roor Of the vestory brick building al No ~
EnIahet-st. occupied by C. :. Vosel furniture manu-
faetrrers Their stock was damaged 5000 ana Is IN
.,d f,, S15 OD0 The 1uildine is owned by John s.
Gle aud damaged u GOO The cause OF the A.t Is
not known
The .ocf OF John Weir. pulley block manufacturer aV
No : Hedford-st was damaged $500 by fire yesterday
The building owned ny Albert Russ, was damaged 500
Simon Groonbourg. a shoemaker. occupying the base
ent OF 80 l23 Monroest. had his stock damaged 800
b. fire Yesterday The building owned by James J.
ostef Of No. % Canast., was also damaged >IVu'
Pirs was discovered last night IN Patrick Mcclure b
haus. al No 27I suvanst and the property was dam
a.rd 800 The cause of the hre Was not ascertAned
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
TE1EGRAPHIC NOTES.

BeA1rfrBoRo. VI. Nov. pa lad j years Of
ag' h. med Cross committed suicide todsJ by shooting
porGuKFEPstE y. Y. Nov. 25.-Ihe Hudson FOR =
dfsc of nine s0uth OF Albany was covered VIII Tin
ice This morning.
HALIFAX. y. :. Nov. 25.-'it T. reported from
s9rtl -vnoy that constable nanCd Johnston az ial4uy
STABBED BY q ~ ior there today
- L0rIs. Nov. 25.-Mark Harper. Sheriff Of Ham
ut Cutv i committed suicide 40 h4cLeanaDofp yesicr
v lv sfoitiue himself Financial embarrassment IS sAl 10
have been Tie csuarO me act
BosToS Nov. 2J.-Wm. cCracken was arrested
80 1 o, suscr 0f being Of the mufierers o Thomas
= Pal-fer o BE- o. have boen n COMPANY WIZ belly
tsho IS nov iu jail me n.flt u int mifati.
WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. ga yard engine be-
,n 20 fls halt more and Ohio RAILWAY Company toiGrd
.h efreet cai IN his cIiy today. Iit cai NN il llh
, tr,o and several " the occupants hah hunrs hru tu
we're Otherwise injured, but none scr0uf}
1rrvrfAxD Nov 25-A boy named LIsettr.
about wears old while performing at The ilcrs "mn.
al night mace leap from the tdprze ahd fncA Oh , el
held bv attendants In some way TIE CARPET -hpre n.a
thrr hands throwing the boy on the s-er ahd - so'ri'
iuiurng him that he il not expected :" hFe.
IowyII. Mass, Nov 25.-Iast evening the rotary
hirarher IN & Richmond Co's maulis paper il nuat
from n, position thrown dsiucc through 10
ii. "a he aiinng WOODEN fat tory OF W@.rf n 90 ~"
nsnsr mil -as panY Injured and portion of u Vii M "
h. ru rhe otsl damage 70 estimated ~ sS"gV 20 h7ui
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


Probabilities.
For the =outh Atlantic and East Gulf States falling
hroneter eastrrly sOutheiY winds, warmer, cloudy
weather. and rain areas are probable.
Eor tbp western Gull states. Tennessee. Ohio valley
and lower lake region falling barometer. southeast 10
soutlwest winds warmer, cl0udy. and RAINY weather,
T,loy,,., during the afternoon and night by rising
barometer west 70 north winds aud generally colder
clearing weather.
For Tie Upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, high barometer brrk AMI lgL
or-yc.t to northeast winds, colder and clear or clear
ing weather.
Tor me Middle aud Eastern Sigies falling barometer
sgItrcc fo southeast w9S rising tcHpeTGfare, lucge0g
Inn eOt,1aess mi in c former RAIN, grodtqUy cTfend
ss0 Ourr ne i9t}fr.
or the canal regions of Indiana Ohio and possibly the
western portions ~ Pennsylvania and New-NOrk, the
tesIperaturo viii f1 below frcezlr- On Friday night.
(lutiOuary signals continue along Lake, -up' rinr
Aflrlgln ana Huron, and ordered for Lake Erie.
The ohio River continue rising.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
WASHINGTON.
NEGLECT IF NOT FRAUD.
Port Jsyvls.

NEGLECT If MOI FRAUD.
THE FORT sUGG AND wITOwsKI INVESTIGATION
INCOMPETENT CLERKS DOING THE WORK OF
LAwYERs-TwO OFFICERS THAT MAY LOSE THEIR
PLACES.
WAsHINGTox. Nov. 25.-The Committee appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to investigate cer-
tain accusations against the Third Auditors and
Second Controllers Offices brought to his attention
by the Grand Jury are now engaged ID the office OF
TIE Auditor While the labors Of the Committee are
1fned to the two cases referred 20 by the jury,
namely. the Sugg Fort and the WltOwsk frauds, the
members will nevertheless have an opportunity OF
inquiring generally into the manner of doing busl-
ness in the two Offices named. Enough facts have
already been found to show the accuracy OF the
suspicious of the jury which were that the business
of those offices was conducted very loosely and
neggently if not oriminaly. IT has been the prae-
tce of the Treasury Department for years to send
the poorest clerks to those offices, Oh the ground
that il did not require as high grade of talent TO
fill clerkship there as IN other Offices mus was
produced the spectacle Of an inexperienced clerk, of
ordinary capacity, examining vouchers and papers
recurring the experienced judgment and ability of
an educated lawyer, TO weigh properly and decide
fnsrlv ~ between claimant and Government These
incompetent clerks have thus had the decision OF
cases and the adjusting of accounts amounting 10
millions of dollars Thus far no crlmlnahty on the
part of clerks has been discovered, but there are
many suspicious circumstances that will be lnvestl-
gated. Mr.. Rutherford, the Third Auditor, If now
in Europe. and whatever may be the result OF the
examination now going on, it would seem that botn
he and the Second Controller would lose thelr places
on account of incompetency in attending to the
business of their offices.
BRITISH IMPORTS FOR TEN MONTHS.
The following abstract showing the exports
OF the principal articles OF British and Irish produce ana
manufactures to the United states during the ten months
ended October 81. 1870 compared with the cor
responding period Of the year ls4 furnished by the
Chlcf Of the Bureau Of Statistics
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2J.--At the first OF the
morning Moody and sankey meetings in the depot build
ing this morning the congregation 81 which was an IN
usually large for morning meeting Dir. Mood'
a1oie MS thome being Thanks giving and Christian
Iuitvp After prayers and remarks. hr 5ankey related
short incident about prodigEl, and then sang IN iet
ine and slightly diarnsSc manner his well-nown hymn
"Nuety and Nine" Among tho prayers aftcrWMd reii-
der.d Was one by Geo II stuart, who prayed earnestly
for the President Of the United States, that be might n-
brought feet Of Jesus and tnat The deh ol 'e
Vice President might be sanctded 10 the good OF the
,a,ioD Mr. stuart thanked God that when the summons
came 20 air wilson the Lord found him with his lamps
trimmed and burning.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
TIE REVIVAL IN PORT JEWS.

To The BdttOr or The IrtoHhe'
SIR: see 50 many inaccurate references 10
the revival in our church here that am induced 10 "ie
your generally accurate and always Influential paper
brief statement Mrs NJ L. Lowry assisted Us curing
tie month Of OCTOBER CONVERSIONS 100 Ai'er 7ho won
10 Franltinst Newark. n j.. the meetings continued
with Increased power 90 up to this time there nave
Dsen 295 conversions this month that s o6o In all ''
there were lI5 conversions. On sunday oaptisod
I65 persons. The work II spreading among the most
Influential railroad men OF Port Jervis. Our churoh VIII
about O00 people, ys they often 80 away unapie
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
r1rpcrtprrs AvD THrTrs.

Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
anes Curauu held f1r obtaining as rom Joseph o.
C.ntp OF so lO4 West hy false prci-r-ts
Jacob Kuiner ned Essex Market Police Court
YESTERDAY for steang SO from Cahsrne Miller VI No. i-o
J. a-fH HoI-i1nst
az he Yorkvile Police Court yesterday mrE Wm Winter
o So Isg Ia-t Nineteenth ., charged fy Ail-I ial- "a
employ with the thct o. J-"tly fhuru hl e-'1 AN1
accused was held for lTla- 49, -.-
thief entered llc aHatIenta OF tit ttinE A 40 OO'
Gghau.ve BrooElgn ~ yesterday, aud Sioio Ie
yulrrr. some icwc.T,, anG 80 .
-v i i a. newark yesterday, aad stole Two valuable
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
NARRIED

BLACKBURN-BALEY-O Thursday Nov % At the rss,.
deHce Jf the bride, the Carter liam n E..r
burn Leeds England. 10 Maggie Bailey Youngest daugh.
VI oi The late David Stephenson, Edinburgh scotland
CRAMPTON-FOSTER-On Wodnesday Nov. "a 1875 a,
the Central Congregational Church, BROOKLYN y z by The
Rev. Henry ". Scndder ID. D.. Eugene 81 Craupto1 and
LA Foster, daughter 0f the late Foster al n
Brooklyn No cards.
LINDs DsLEY-STErSON-A orange y T., Wednesday Nov
- by the Re-. james ~ an-. u. D. John Taudslex "a
Ell. daughter n y. Sstson, esq, Of Orange valley.
VAN BUREN-JONES-On "Wednesday Nov a At Cbri,,
Church. Ne Brighton, staten Island by tie Rev Ci.orre
D. Johnson Rector Elizabeth Luuio Youngest taarhter
oi th. late Samuel T. Jones' 70 John y. garen H. II
New. YORK. S-' "
Philadelphia and Albany papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
LATEST SHIP NEHS
IFor Other shfO Yeics sec Third Pa1s.i



steamship Abyssns Br) Murphy. Liverpool Soy 15 snd
Queenstown an, with ntse AMI pAss 70 G O. LIsac
fox with mdso pass tO Old dominion 1tfsmsnip -
BARK Oustee BOSTON, Niekerson Penang July /. VITA
srhr Henry Fay of Boston, HIbroOk. FernsndinA 20
DAYS, with lumber
Aug 90 on Maaritus lat % S5 ioa 81 o7 r. bark Pyr
nout, from Hong Kong ior Ssw-fork
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ORLEANS. NOV. 25Arrfyed at the Passes bark her
enI5rt from Liverpool sailed steamships Texas New.Yors.
and New Orleans ship Morris.
from Charleston Josephine Thomson. from New York. Wm
Wbden from Philadelphia. Sailed steamship Hibernss.
cHlRLasTos Eov 25-Arived barks Kitchen from
sydney G. b. Chs Cox from do schr Anna Babcock, from
PoRTrkSD. Me-. Nov 25.-Arfv,d. schrs. Fsirysw from
,Or Do Empire Belfa. for DO cleare1 schrs SAWYER.
EoRTREss MoSROg. Nov 25Arrived, ship "Iidia" from
Liverpool seeking and sss for Savannah bark Enba from
ehen 5eesg m srg sas-Hns ron ko 5Aae1 aed SI oos
Rio Janero; EDergie aud GaDger k0 tr0m Liverpool st.
Lawrence. from Demeraa storm Petrel Passed barks
Imperafor Befbce Xena for Europe. MOhcan fOT &c
gre for Cork Marie r DO brigs sarah Wallace. for
NoaFok Va. Nov. 25.saied ship Australian cotton L.
s,yaSS1H. Soy 25-Arrived ship Iizzi. C Troup from
Liverpool aud oroored Mobile sailed steamship Hsrnsn
Livingston, for New York.
v oz 2I from ~ & S9y A' 5 ed sSs steamship % HFns S
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hull Eng NOV 29-Ihe steamship Itindoo, Alls from
S9EY eyer York : Noy Nov, IL arrived here here to-day %
ship saer Fr1Boke nom Nsv YorOy g. passed port
today m for southampton and Bremen -
for Portland '"'-'
81. JoaSs y F.. Nov 2J-Arrived. steamship Prussia.
IRON Liverpool, and sailed for Hal.f1K
DISASTER.
yIsEiiAn2 HAyEy, Noy 25AIr1yed sclr Anne Ilbbett-
hour SanGcset shoals today discharge dec Load
and haul marine railway ior repsirs she loaded site
lumber
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

c,.r,ed the people with the subject, and the nrss
Seeh Of repugnance At the des appears l" h"'o p'''
r~saT-(lsoSton Globe ltnd.l
T., every man who has aided or abetted the
bs bSe az the state brought to justice and pun
That IA what this hght against corruption hi' ans
lsLc1. ,s VIII thinks 20 escape by parading himself
h' iepd Of Tden by hiding under ne wings on me
PARTY VIII be brought 70 tne oiock Dei"ae INC
a. airrt-r ends.-lJtica Observer tDeml
II viii be one of the paramount duties OF
t eg,slsfure 10 furniss, protection for our public
e,o ali sectaran assaults by making me support
snp ~ the whole and undivided people obligatory
y, xl moi fsi to do this az least shelter tneu @ "
ssault n cannot unless u proves feoFeah 70 i'S "
. Auburn Advertiser tkep1
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

The funeral Of the late William B. Astor
viii take place tomorrow at Trinity Chapel in West
Twanfy-nftn-st at 10 o'clock a john Jacob Astor'
son OF william Astor g Of the Trustees oi Trinity
Church Bishop Potter the Rev. Morgan DIX, ID. d.
Rector of Trinity Church; the Rev Hugh Miller Thomp-
.,U Rector of Christ Church: the Esv. Edward G..
Hougton OF the Church of the IransheuTall0n art the
Rev john W. MOore, Hlu take part in the iuhtf.l
.r.r,otir. Tre following 1ers1u. have been chosen
tbr f bearer.. L. GOV Joan A. Dix, Judge Charles p
Aif,ef, L. Gsiia,ln. aud Thomas ". Ludlow.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

FOR uAHfBC RON sealsaiD CetlsTfl Nov. 2i-Mr ana
M II Bufirr Baron O. Pnpg. AdDph Oppeuhen, Max Al
b-rt Fehr =. -chweitye >. Wczynskl Mrs H. g. TONES
Mss Tuui WOLF aud family, Accph tIorF Adoph
Tampe otto Brand Robert Brand Dr. jules A. simon, is
Pauua Ienpod, Mrs Anna els Miss Anns Leutz 5ilss
Narv Hprbarit Mr. Emma uartrat, J. Maz J. haechell
Miss Brinsey Dr. J. Nightingale hfs Josephine huWaid
August T.. Bruae Dr. Marcus l1fllgHtou.
FoR -ANA ANNAH-In steamship Gen. BITles, Nov 20
" A Wilcox r. AicIntlre Mrs. Mary 7. COn=er Misa Alice
N4ciptr. Norltz -eigung Miss X. Gleason. Benz r. f0x
Coweu John Bfaunel samuel flAschcr bsNid clifford
ana aiie Wrn Hruner !. Riley. NJ NcGupn, NJ. G.. Clark
snd wife J. n Barges vile, B 4. Neich William Ryan.
81 IA shaw T. nanfs John Davis, Joseph II Tipping. l..
r. Ma.o L. Aorrs. A. Ac'loud.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 25.-Judge Stanley Mathews,
Prosdeu OF the Railroad Convention, has appointed the
foDovue gentlemen as committee 70 prepare The au-
dress % Congress provided 0r by the resolutions adopted
by the Convention. The Hon. James O. Broadhead OF
Missouri. Chairmau the Hon. r. W. Thompson OF IN
diana lhe Hon John H. Kernsrd Of Louisiana Morton
McMchlc OF Pcnnsylyania, Peter Cooper OF NeN4 oIA
Ge1 Joseph T. Anderson Of virginia, Col William JoAl-
OF North Carolina. D. fciscuhto oI 'aloii 3 ~
Cadoh 0 Irxas "A. O.. smith Of Tennessee, Gen q r l
T. Johnston of Georgia G.. K Marshall o. &l--i.-p pll.
Judge Mathews j. also member ct INC to41ii-tte d"
accordance ". "a the provision Of the resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
A RUMoR AS TO OFFICIAL REMOVALS

ST Louis, Nov. Pa special dispatch TO
n, Giob, Deoocrofrom Topeka Kansas, says Adyces
raceived here to-day from Washington state that Enoch
Ho.g superintendent OF the Indian superDieneency,
snd Agent Gibson Of the Osocc both TO be renoy ed
II il charged here on good authority, that ring OF
secu oGs has been systematically Gefrauding The Fotia-
waiOlc Ipdaus who until recently. occupied reseI a.
ton near Topeka The principal charge D. tlat certain
member Of the tribe living n tie indian Ieiilioy we're
represented ar being dead and that their estates were
airnui- tered unan and the proceeds pOcEeitd 10y inc
ring Tie amount realized hy the scheme Is estimated AZ
800
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

LONDOh, FrlGay NOV. -b--0 a III
special dispatch from Berlin to The Morn
ing Post reports that the American residents and visitors
held Thanksgiving service in that city yesterday Ihe
sermon was preached by the Rev Dr Thompson AT the
conclusion OF the religious service the congregation
adopted expressing their sorrow 81 the deth
OF vicrPresdent Wilson, and directing that telegram
" condolences he sent 10 America.
For turiAer T0rsigs. Ne.rs zee First Pqgs
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE SUEZ CANAL.
LOsDoS, Friday. Nov. 26--530 a. m.

GREAT BRITAIN AND IIIE oUEI NANHI'
LosDoS, Friday. Nov. 26-5;3o a. m
The Times says it has reason to believe
that the British Government has bought from
the Khedve OF Egypt sl0O0OOO worth oi
share. Of the suez Canal Company and that the Egy
tian Government is authorized draw on the Roths-
childs at sight for the amount.
This announcement is the substance OF telegram re-
ceived By the Bank Of Egypt from its Alexandra brancn
The Times adds that the khodive made the oner ana
the British Government accepted IL subject TO the sp-
proval OF Parliament
The Khediye's holding which Is thus sold consists OF
III OOO out Of the 100000 shares into which The cap
tai OF the company divided.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

to nnd seats Mrs Lowry paid visit OF four days
Last week. The Rev Horace W. Byrnes OF Drew Theo-
logical Seminary hns been assisting this mouth The
interest these meetings and their influence upon the
community great for this section as are the brook
lyn meetings for that section. -Four hundred and four
have joined our church alone. Very respectfully.
JOIN A. MUSRoE. Pastor NJ. h. Church
0vT Js,-pis. n. T., Nov. "a. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
ANNUAL PARDoYISG OF PRISONERS IN MAssA-
CHI -ETTS.

B0sroN. Nov. 2j.-The annual custom Of
pdoninq oonvcts by the Governor and Council was OBJ
served to-day four inmates Of the state Prison at Charles
town receiving pardon at the hands Of the Governor Al
s state Prison the exercises were opened By the reading
Of The Governors Thanksgiving proclamation, which
WAS Flowed by prayer ,iuging. &c. ana an address
bv the warden who announced the names of the par
G9neJ c0uylcts They were follows George J. Mower,
who ha. served years 0f life sentence Tor robbery
Daniel Young sentenced last May for year Tor perjury
JobD : Dodge who has served 4 years OF D years
santeuce for swindlng; and James Griffin. VINO mas
served 2 years o. life sentence Tor burglary WIN N-
lerce He Gt the Une Of sentence considered the
snlarte5t bur giar ia NeW-ftnglaud
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 25.-Thauksglying
sryIces were held this morning 10y the National Grange
Az their afternoon and evening session the only solu
ton OF Importance under consideration tle follow
ing:
Rssolred That hereby pray and ask thc Congress Of
the United states 10 remove tie hctNy burdens
frn.n tbe Becks o. tine people by forthwith
rrp.j u the law creating the National banks and with
I,ug t4ei i-srs from circulation. and substituting
he COZ erni4ent usually called ereeabac be Ia tAe4
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
nRIIIrARY Hnrre

Gen. Estrada died in San jose, Costa Rica,
the 3lst ult.. from injuries b. received IN irving 70
mount furious horse. He served With credit In the war
undertaken 10 expel walker and hs followers from Mica
raxIa
Manfred B. Meiggs. the second son Of Henry
Neggs, the Peruvian millionaire, died IN Lima last
month al tao age VI ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
a JURYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yAyIsHEs

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2j.--The jury IN the
Csc Of With kiewcrt oil tefs returned a verdict
this morning OF "Not guilty. ~ 10 Wirtb iut a. 10
Kewcrt they could nor agree and were discharged. M
Mckinney and Judge Dixon conducted the case f0r the
prosecution. and n :. Murphy and George y. Goodwin
Tor the deense MOeef the gauger, Who convicted
so'ernl days ago and was awaiting sentence under ba
n.sd dI.Iu
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

and louis J. Jennings FOR libel Damages IN each case
are claimed for 100000. william A. Beach " tna ecun
sci for the plaintiffs in the case. James T. KING a"a
Others have laid before the Grand Jury c0mplsh,s s
Jury s srl m session brt II known positively that
an indictment has been found against them
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
BANK INVESTIGATIONS.

STATEMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT FILLS CoNcYRN-
ING THE PEOPLES AND SECURITY SAVINGS
BANKs-THR SECURITY DECLARED 10 81 PER
FECTLY SOUND BY IFS OFFICERS.
The officials of the Banking Department OF
the state ore engaged examining the state banks and
the savings banks which under their jurisdiction
superintendent Ellis is in this city supervising the work
Of his subordinates, who have already examined the
principal banks, and now investigating the
smaller and weaker savings banks Mr. Elis
states that nearly all banks having deposits
Of over 100000 are safe, but that few
Of the weaker will probably be obliged to 90 into
Iaudaron Ellis Il reported 10 have said that the
Peoples Savings Bank In weak condition. but hat he
thought it was unfair make the facts known until
receiver had been appointed. The Bauk superintendent
ne. no power to appoint receiver BE makes the facs
known the Attorney who applies to the Court
Tor a receiver
Dr. Charles T Rodgers OF No. Is East Fortyseyenth-
Il IL the President and OF the Peoples Savings
Bank. The bank Incorporated IN 1868 lts state
nent transmitted to the Legislature this year % fol-
lows
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
.rnrrAr o. cARnINAI N.cLOsEEY.

4 dispatch from Sandy Hook az l o'clock
h, morning announces that the steamer Abyssnia, on
which Cardinal AIcCoskey left England for this city, had
inst been slsnaled OF the Hook. The vessel wac er.
p.sted 10 reach her dock about a. Ia. to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26
TIE STATE Of TR1DE


,Fy optrAvs NOV 25-Moasses steady sales o' Prime
tSJf-, Strctly Prime. 40a4&C; Choice 5oc dul
oil utfy sales Of Ordinary White al p3c Choice do ar
zoe Hay-demand moderate hght supply sales Prime al
S2nlg42s. Pork-te demand New Mess quoted az - %
fd af ss 2JGso3 go BacOn-only Obbng demand SLpul
eT at lie Clear Bellies l4o Clear sides IA Ia ise. Mar
kef Tor other articles unchanged. ExchRnse-NrN YORK
-gn a. discount Sterling - % 40 % Tor BANK Cold
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

.-r n cnese J. sshevp y G. Bnck Asg1stus Durfee.
Wlxtney wife and servant !. B. kin8nan- Capt PtmsA
p Reese " Sherwood. Cha. shar2s D5 s. Phap - =
r,fe n az n Thomson IL y. rhte Mrs Cohen .s@o
noherty A J. Corey l. 5. CanAsd. Geo Batche9r srs
p PaI.onr Archibald Rogers q. Croyham. Mss }cAis
Reach Dr. T. howard wirctt J. T. English
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

s. TOt Sov o5-C steady sales Of Good ~ Choice
yatvss Al 20 I2ia Medium 10 Fair 90 - ~ - 90 Cows
al - 6sGs3 25 -toCksls AZ tdGf Good 20 Choce AaiA
~ 4Ogs4 81 Medium Fan tJG D. !0i Common ~ ooarZ
90 Receipts 80. .-. -. 40 ,o.... m
Packing ~ e0GS7 20. Butchers as az iv Gle latter tor
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

There has been established at Cameron, No,
Liquor Dealers Educational Association" with the
1eadAbie obeet OF building and endowng college at
Oeeren for the education Of al classes Of children with
81 rsssso " Eehgon, politics OF social condition.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

FROM AspTEwALI-In ste1nnshp cly o Nsi' Port Nov
g5-Mrs h. r. Yell0tt and 900, NM John stewart MIS-
Lila Gotten Milton Andrsvs ". ossooi Mis- Maria Pear
New-York tribune., 1875-11-26

SUIT AND INDICTMENTS FOR LIBEL
six suits have been begun by j. ii. and {. NJ.
Gooise " he Graphic Company against George Jones