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The New York herald., 1875-10-02

PARTIES or CORPORATIONS IN NEED OF
PRINTING Of any description whether Railroad Iasu.
Iance Steamship. Commercial, Theatrical Legal viii
hnd i TO their advantage obtain estimate from the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 2I3
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DAYTD's FALL STYLE OF CENT? ENEN'S
hats ready saIeroom 299 Broadway near Duane 81
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REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, SO SO.
sold eseMhern for 8 and 81 10 New Chmrch
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NEW BATTALIoNs OF INFANTRY ORGANIZED.
MADRID, Oct l, 1875.
royal decree orders the organization Of fourteen
new batalions of infantry.
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FRENCH OPINION OF THE TEIIEGKAMS ABOUT
THE EASTERN INsURREcTIoN.
LONDON, Oct. l, 1875
The Morning Standard of to-day publishes a special
telegram from Paris containing the following:-
At the regular semi monthly meeting of the Perna-
Committee yesterday the Marquis of Pl@uc called
attention the sham kilograms about the Herzegovnan
insurrecon, which, he said, manufactured in the
interest of unscrupuous stock jobbers NJ. Scherer
thought they concocted at Belgrade and Constan
tinople well, by the sympathizers Of either party
The subject referred to the government for nves-
tigation.
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CABINET COUNCIL HELD-THE SPEECH OF NJ.
GUILTY.
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THE BLOOD CONTAINS A LARGE AMOUNT Oh
iron. The PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies this vital element.
WIGS, T0UPEEs, &C. RAUCHFUSs, PRAC-
tica Wigmaker and Importer of Human Hair. A East
Twelfth street, Broadway.
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CONNECTING THE AUSTRIAN AND TURKISH RAIL

JUNNEOIINU THE AUSIKIAN AND IUKhI5H KAIB-
WAY SYSTEMS.
CoSsrANTISoPLE, Oct. l. 1875.
Dcnnitivo arrangements have been concluded to-day
between the Sublime Porte and Austria relative to the
junction OF the Turkish and Austrian railway systems
fixing the period when the necessary works shall bo
commenced and terminated.
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PARIS, Oct. l, 1875
A Cabinet council was hold to-day. The question of
the publication of Minister Says speech up, and
after explanations the incident was settled Conse-
quently there will be Ministerial changes Tho
Journal 06cet will publish the speech morrow, with
letter from M Say explaining the Objectionable pas
sage. The letter read in the Cabinet meeting and
approyed
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REPORTED CARLIsT SUCCESS NEAR SAN sEBAs-
TIAN.
LONDON Oct l. 1875.
The Times Paris despatch says special information
received there confirms the impression that the Carsts
gained considerable success San Sebastian on
Tuesday.
L'Unipers reports that 100 Alfonssts killed and
1000 wounded
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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
FINANCIAL AND cow
Review Of the Portland Markets
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV %

FOf THE WEEh ENDING NOV. rs.
The markets show but little change, this week,
There is general disposition to get ready for the
holidays and in consequence sales are not very large
although there is fair amount of activity. Dealers
buy in small quantities so as to have small stock at
the close of the year. The money market shows but
little change. Gold closed Tuesday, Nov 49, at 114s
The apple market is still well supplied and the
prices rather low. Beans are plenty at current
prices Butter is quite plenty and sales rather
low. Cheese is dull and rather quiet at present
Coffee is little slack and we reduce the prices 1c on
both grades. Cooperage continues dull and I'M
changed. There is no change in values to note in
copper and cordase. Drugs show no change worthy
fnote. Duck is in good demand at present prices.
The fish market is not very active at present, and
there are but few changes to note. Mackerel show
decline wifi be seen by the quotations. The flour
mrrket is very active with large sales but there are
no changes worthy of note Fruit shows but little
change Raisins rather easier. The grain market
is firm and unchanged. Hay comes in rather slowly.
The iron market remains firm and unchanged. Lard
is of again about &c as will be seen by the quota
tons. The leather market is quite active with no
changes to note in prices The demand for lumber is
quickening and the prospect is favorable for large
export trade this season. There is change to note
in prices in the moasses market, but the demand is
increasing, and at present the trade is quite good
Paints and oils are in fair demand with no change in
prices. Pork is dull and prices are off SOC per bbl
Salt is steady with change in prices. Seeds and
spices are unchanged. Sugars are firm and in good
demand at current prices Teas are firm at present
quotations Tobacco is quiet and shows no change
IN prices.
FREIGHTS.-Freights show but little change.
There is quite demand for vessels to carry lumber
to foreign ports. The schooner Emily Curtis has
been chartered to carry sugar hogshead shocks with
out heads to st. Pierre for zoe.
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F O r IG N.

Confidence of an Amicable Adjustment
of the Controversy between the United
States and Spain.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-The general belief in
political circles is that amIcable solution of
the question of the Interpretation of the treaty
OF 1885 between Spain and America will be ar
rived at The reply of the Washington Cabi-
net Is anxIously expected in the Spanish CAPT.
tai.
CASTELAR, has had assurances from Minister
Gushing that the peace existing between the
countries Is not to be disturbed.
Fearful slaughter of RebelliOus Kho-
hands.
TAsHKAND, Nov. % After Gen. Kaufman
had left NamaDghan for Khojind, the Kipts-
chaks rebelled and surprised the former town
and invested their citadel, and the Russian
camp. The Russians resisted successfully
three days, when Gen Schobeleff returned and
attacked the Kiptschaks, who fled, leaving
$500 dead on the field. Anarchy regns
throughout the Khokand.
Divisions in The Spanish Constitutional
Party.
LISBON, Nov 23.-Private accounts from
Madrid, state that the constitutional party is
divided, some advocates abstainiDg from the
approaching election. 1t is also stated that
majority of the ministry disapproved of the re-
Washington note, which was regarded as too
moderate. 1t is understood that the reply as
finally delivered, was drawn up by General Jo-
vellar, president of the Council and Minister of
War.
Foreign Notes.
The Cuban sympathizers In New York state
that President f. Y. Auguilera will make a
third attempt to run the Cuban blockade, and
that to enable him to fit out small steamer
and obtain an escort of 40 men for this purpose.
$45,00O have been subscribed. If successful,
he will take the executive chair of the Cuban
Republic
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Daily Domestic Receipts.

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
NATURALIZATION & Chapman 1888 bbls -four King
H Milliken 400 bbls do, G A Hunt 400 bbls DO, d w
Coolidge 100 bbls DO, Josseyn & Co 100 bbls do, Jas
Fiske 100 BIB do, Marshall & Ilsley 100 bbls do,
Randall 100 bbls do, Lewis O'Brion 100 bDls do,
Brown q Washburn 100 bbls do, Wilson & Co 100
bbls do, Harris g. Littlefeld 100 bbs do A Norton
100 bbls do, Mari g. True 80 bbls do, w True 2
and 1888 sacks bran, Howe, q Co 100 sacks bran Wal
dron 81 True cars corn and oats, Kensell 81
Tabor cars oats Stevens u Co do corn and 1 car
oats, N Dummer Car extra wheat, Blake q Jones
car oats, Paris FIGURING Mill do corn Grier q Co
l do corn and do oats.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to G W
True g. Co.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The frigate Congress has been ordered home
from the Mediterranean, and the franklin
Alaska and Juniata are to go to Lisbon,
The New York Association for Improving
the Condition of the Poor finds itself 800, 900
snort, while its secretary makes money enough
enough out of this and kindred societies to
keep coach and pair
Prominent lrlshmen have been seeking to Sc
cure space at the Centennial exhibition exclu-
sively for Ireland, but have failed
The weekly government gold sale is post
poned till Friday.
The South Carolina legislature convened yes
terday.
The storm in New York yesterday was the
heaviest of the season.
The New York Board of Trade, yesterday,
adopted resolutions of respect to the memory
OF the late Vice President,
Edward T. Hodsdon, Rep was elected Mayor
OF Portsmouth, N. FL, yesterday, by 2lS ma
jority.
A meeting of the presidents and freight
agents of the various trunk lines will be held
IN New Ynrk this week, to consider the advisa-
bilty OF raising the present rates of freight to
basis OF vi per 100 lbs. for first class to Chicago,
Herewith.
The case of j. O. H. Burbridge for violating
tne revenue laws while special agent of the
treasury, was finally disposed of YESTERDAY bv a
verdict of S36 900 against him.
:. u: Appleton & Co, have presented the pub
nc horary at Haverhil, Mass, with 45O vol
umes OF their choicest publications. worth up-
wards OF $1,000, as token of remembrance Of
the home OF their ancestors A fine bnst of
the poet Whittier was presented to the Iihrs-
ry yesterday by FL. j. M. Hall and j. II. Carrie
ton.
The settlement of j. B. Ford &. Co. of New
York with the creditors, is to be made ON The
basis of 80 per cent. on sixteen monthly in
srallments.
(. Suit has been commenced by the U. S. gov.
eminent against the York street Flax Spinning
Co. of New York for alleged differentiation Of
goods, For which the government claims $780,
OO0 A jury has been obtained and the case
VIII be opened on Saturday.
Hon. John Wells, associate Justice of the
massachusetts, Supreme Court died at Salem
Yesterday S1 morning, after lingering illness,
capt d. s. Babcock, President of the Proyi-
u o;aIa ana Stonngtou Steamship line, is very
1,o oa, and mas been confined to his house two
recovery. ""eu VI HIS speeuy
az an ADJOURNED meeting of creditors of Ont
t Yer, den s1e q ". OF Boston, the recommends
t,on OF tne committee appointed to INVESTIGATE
the affairs OF the firm, that IS DER cent ba re-.
ceived as payment in full for claims W. oe a ,o
cepted. was az
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Dry Goads Market,

NEW YORK, November 23.-The Bulletins weekly
review of the New York dry goods market says:
Business continue light with mmi:sion houses and
the jobbng trade was dull. Cotton goods quiet ex-
cept brown sheetings, which had an upward tenden-
cy, and cotton fannels and Continental brown
sheetings were advanced to 81. Atlanties held at
value for future delivery. Spragues fancy prints
them at &C. and Pacifcs advanced to u. Dress
goods shawls and skirts were quiet Cassimeres
were in fair demand by clohiers. Cloakings, over
coatings and repellants were in moderate request.
Fancy knit woolens in good demand, but hosiery and
shirts and drawers were Gull. One thousand pieces
of Gunets black silks sold at auction, but other
foreign goods were very quiet.
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From The PHILADELPHIA presbvteriau.

'essesecspftetS
From the Worlds Dispensary Printing Office and
Dsn,uery bunalo, N. Y, have received The Peo
R le common Sense Medical Adviser in plain Eng
M or, Medicine Smplifed," by r. v. Pierce, NJ.
-, Souhseior-ln-ehief of the Board of Physicians
anu anu surgeons at the Worlds Dispensary Whoever
HELPS humanity IN its struggles with its inherent
anu diseases, to bear cure is its bene
factor. Ignorance is not only OF itself cause of dis
ease ana mortality, but it is the enemy of every ef-
tort to cure or mitigate. Nothing will so speedily
remove this cause as knowledge IAN elementary one
at eas OF the diseases to which we are heir as we'll
as those superinduced by our own imprudence DR.
Pierce has rendered. in our judgment benefactor's
SERVICE both to the afflicted aud to the profession in
his diagnosis of the diseases treated Of and in the
presentation of the phiosophic principles involved in
their cause and removal He is sparing of remedies
and usually prescrbes such are safe in unskiled
hands AS a book merely of abstract knowledge it
Is exceedingly readable and interesting. especially
the following ects:--CerebIa Physiology, HUI
man Temperaments, Pseudo Hygiene, the Nursing
Of the Sick, Sleep Food, Ventilation, etc. In one
chapter on another subject delicate in its nature
mat II is shut up beyond the domain of warning to
au put physicians accursed in its results ia mod
e rn society he is most explicit, and alike true TO
God 10 virtue to e and to society, shows the truth
as presented in the teachings of Scripture that life
Degns with concepton-with great force, to which is
added faithful warnings.
Price Of the Medical Adviser 81 so, sent post
paid Address the author at Buffalo. NY.
ocZ9 nOl9eod&w1w
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News and Other Items,

They are digging for Capt. Kids treasures
again; this time atsAmherst, Canada
In those parts of Louisiana where the rice
was cut early the long continued rains which
followed kept the fields soaked and flooded land
now from the old stubble second rice crop has
come up and is ready to be cut. This will add
largely to the rice estimate.
Mr.. Disraelrs study at his country seat is in
the attic, AMI very plainly furnished. A worn
carpet barely covers the floor, and his books are
piled miscellaneously upon plain shelves
around the sides Of the room. A large part of
his literary work has been done there.
A Missouri gentleman. has passed the last AZ
years in the endeavor to count two billions be-
fore he dies, AMI is encouraged to hope that if
it pleases Providence to spare his life for anoth-
er half century (he is now only sixty-fve) he
will be able to complete his task.
The printing of the war records is work of
great magnitude. A building 40 by so feet is
required merely to hold them. There are $50
cords OF records in this one building. The Con-
federate records are about one sixth of the bulk
of the Union recor ds.
The natives of British India were q good deal
scared when the recent census was taken, es.
pecially at the numbering of the women, and
among the current theories was one that they
were to be taken for wives for the English SOL
diers, and another that two virgins were to be
taken from every village TO fan Queen Victoria.
Yung Wing has bought $4,000 lot near
the residence of the late Bishop Mcfarland, at
Hartford, in behalf of the Chinese Educational
Commission, which intends to erect on it a
large building capable of accommodating 70
persons, to be used as the headquarters CT the
Commission, so that large numbers of lads can
be under his supervision.
A piercing shrek and disturbance of the
water in front of New York ferry boat, caused
the quick stoppage of the engines and the
launching of a boat to go in search of the sup
posed suicide. The search was fruitless; no
one appeared above the surface. Meanwhile,
sitting on the chains, with smile that
was child-like and bland" was an accomplish
ed ventriloquist, keenly enjoying the sensation
the exercise of his powers and the bricks he
had thrown into the water had caused.
"You will observe. from this word pater,"
said schoolmaster to his pupil, "the great
6exibility OF the Latin language. Pdter is a
father; and here we have patruus, an uncle,
and propatruus great-uncle on the fathers
side. Can you make any such change i'll our
language? Pater, patruus, Experimentation:
is there any way you Can change father into
uncle in English?" II don't think of any,"
replied young hopeful, unless you can get him
to marry your aunt"
For the three years 1870, II aud 70. there
were in New York 359 suicides, 1872 of whom
were Germans Of that number 275 were
males and 81 females, the age of the Oldest be-
ing Sc and the youngest TO- The months in
which self-destruction was most prevalent were
those of summer, August furnishing more
than twice as many suicides as December. Of
the occupations represented clerks furnished
most largely.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
An Empregnabie Position.

Among American remedies, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters occupies what may not naptly be termed an
impregnable position The foundations Of its popu-
larity are laid so deep in the public confidence its
excellence has been so frequently and conclusively
demonstrated under the most trying circumstances,
and it has been so long known to the public as a
standard article, that neither the slurs occasionally
cast upon proprietary medicines nor the attempts Of
certain nacoholic nostrum vendors to create preju
dice against preparation with a spirituous basis,
can affect it. The public recognize in it SAFE agree
able and comprehensive Alternative and an invaluable
general tonic, speedy remedy for malariOus disor-
ders, and their most reliable preventive Its reputa
tion is founded, as it were, upon rock
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
THE WHISKY FRAUDS,
Trial of WIN. o. Avery n, st. Hou;.

IFIaI OF w N' u AVeFY al 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The case of Avery.
chief clerk of the internal revenue bureau at
whisky frauds here, was called in the i. S.
District Court today and both parties being
ready to proceed jury was impanelled and the
trial commenced The indictment contains
four counts charging that Avery had knowl.
Frazier; wilfully failed to report the same for
the purpose of aiding said firm in its practices
and consplred with Mcdonald, Joyce, Ftzroy.
Beois and Frazer and Ulrici to defraud the gov
eminent. Also that in furtherance of this con-
spiracy he and his co-conspirators did per
lied.
Assistant Attorney Bliss opened the case for
the prosecution, marking out its line of action
and stating what it expected to prove.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24

ST JOHN, NIB. Br Brig Crescent-1112 bbls -four,
5iA bags feed, 2S5 do bran
HAVANA. Brig Kaluna-5343 box shocks, 563
shocks and heads, 10000 hoops.
HALIFAX. Schr VIM. B.-1350 bbls flour, $50
bbs oatmeal 1856 bags feed 1856 bags shorts $3.50 gals
refined oil.
CARDENAS. Brig Torrent-250 boxes herring,
bbs beans, crates cabbages, 1854 box shocks, 49,
600 hoops, 12O truss hoops iron drivers, 500 bush
POTATOES,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
Watrr:own Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL Nov. 23-Catte Narket.-Receipts Of
I'LL head. The Northern and Western supply ran
light out there suflciency to meet the de-
mand sales choice at 10 90 q 10 50; extra at 90 q
80; first quality at so a so; second quality at
6 90 q 90; third quality at 90 a rs
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts of 3740 head. The
supply being light there was good feeling we quote
sales of Sheep in lots at 90 rs each extra at 90
q 80; all the flocks that arrived ben0 mixture of
Sheen and Lambs,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24

THE treatment which is fast gaining ground among
the medical faculty for the eradication of Brights
disease dropsy, kidney, bladder and gandular COM
plants, gravel diabetes, female Irregularities reten
ton and ncontnence of urine, and maladies of the
urino-genital organs is that of prescribing Hunts
Remedy. This valuable vegetable compound search
out and expels these complaints from the system.
nov24 dcod&wlw
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
MEMO BANDA.

Sch Nellie Belle Benner, from Port johnson for
Salem which started out from VineayrdH Haven 10th,
put back 2lst in crippled condition. having encoun-
tered very severe weather 18th and 18th, and lost
foresail, split mansai. and had decks swept On the
nth. PM. saw brig Williams, Veazie, from Wee
hawken for Bangor, with signal in distress: sails
hanging in shreds, and vessel leaking; the gale con-
tinned to increase until midnight, and Capt Ben
ner thinks the brig went down.
Boston LIST inst inst tor Bay Of Islands Ms while
working through Manaden Passage, Scatterie. 7th,
struck bottom and sprung aeak. She put into North
sydney 18th and went on the slip for examination.
Sch g NJ Wentworth. McAlster. from Weekawken
for Boston, went ashore on West Chop, Vineyard
Haven, goth. and remains.
Sch Willard, Forbes, from Philadelphia for
Portland. went ashore on West Chop Goth. but came
off without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24

Holland short time ago. The murderer es-
capped.
William Smith was arrested yesterday in
New York, as Que of the robbery of $4,000
worth of diamonds from ths house of Conrad
Kline in Williamsburg IN August.
Two sailors were arrested yesterday in New
York for fatally stabbing the mate of schooner
Parepa, at Progresso, Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Cattle-receipts of $500
head; the market is quiet and steady; butchers at
800 "a 25; good natives at 50 choice 90 q G rs;
shipments $40 head
Hogs receipts $4,000 head; the market is more ac-
tive, firm and higher closing strong; common light
at so q 6 80; packers 90 q Is; Philadelphia rs
q So; shipments 1860 head.
Sheep-receipts 800 head; themarket is dull and
unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24

Gov. Kellogg of Louisiana, has repriaved for
one week D. r. Henderson and Bill Williams,
Two colored men under sentence of hanging for
murder, the legal constitution of The grand
jury which indicted them being questioned.
James Lorrey died yesterday in New York
from the effects of a kicking inflicted by John
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
Accident to a Cuba Steamer.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. % The steamship
City of Savanna, from New York for Havana,
put into Tybee for repairs. She broke the
main cross head of her engines Friday noon %
miles northeast of Frying-pan Shoals.
Kn General.
The British ship Oriental, Capt. SandeYson,
London for St. John, has been abandoned
Crew saved
Schooner Charapgo has been wreeke on
Lake Superior.
Schooner Wayne is ashore at Ausalls, Lake
Huron. Crew saved.
Steamer Amerique, New York for Havre, was
fallen in with at sea on the 21st with shaft
broken. She was under sail.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-24
Foreign Imports.

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Peruvian-2 packages
Gus, 30 boxes lemons, 81 bbs grapes to Hart, Mar
ian g Coz packages merchandise to A & s E Spring,
do to Savage Lyman Co, 81 crates earthenware to
G E Jose 81 Co, 10 packages merchandise to j E
Prindle & Co, case merchandise to John Smith,
casks wine, case do to agent Montreal Ocean Steam
shin Co.