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MyALLTS RAID INTO MEXICO.
CIrT DEE FROM TIE RIVER.

, REPETITION or THg MASSACRE or TIL. ALAMO
FEARED - HR REGULARS UNABLE 10 HELP
MNAILY.
[pY TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUSs.l
GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 21.-A piece of exciting
Intelligence came to this city by telegraph from
Brownsville yesterday. in regard to the pllicky
command of Capt. McNally OF the Texas state
Troops. While IN pursuit of raiders from Mexico
who were driving Oft a large herd OF Texan cattle
Capt NcNally crossed the Rio Grande RIVER, ana
had fight. killing four Mexicans. Yesterday he
was surrounded and shut off from the river. and,
being without food, was in an extremely critical
situation NicNally asked permission of the Next
can authorities to he allowed to return to the Texas
side This was refused, and his unconditional sur
render was demanded.
The di snatch from Brownsville says: " His com p
mand are considered outlaws and flibusters, and
will only be treated with such. Mexican troops
have started from Monterey and Matamoros Tor Los
Cueyas, near where McNally's command OF II men
are surrounded In fact, the whole Mexican popua-
ton is under arms, and hurryng from all quarters
Ere 81 hours several thousand Mexicans VIII
have gathered around the doomed command
and history he furnished with another Alamo
The United States troops are within easy support on
the Texas side Of the Rio Grande. Forty OF them
crossed 10 assist or McNalys retreat but were
ordered back and left him to his fate. The troops
have no orderArom Washington authorizing them
to cross Capt. McNally is brave, cool, but Jealous
officer by whom. with his command the RIO Grande
and the Dewitt County troubles, very serious ior
long time, were quelled. Duringthe late Confederacy
McNally commanded a company of scouts, and was
often rOnplimcnted for gallantry. Should the MEX
leans determine upon his capture they WIN pay
heavily for the undertaking. The cattle thlcV's ne
is pursuing were actually seen crossing the river oN
the troops and though demanded several Gays ago
by United States officials have not yet been slrren-
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
,yor o.ner sh,p ges, 81. Third Poge.'

ARRIVED.
(Brl Kennedy Liverpool NCy H. hno
Queenstown I2h, with mdse. ana pass 10 H. j. Orlia
hin Cen Barnes CheesemaD SAVANNA nov TO- WIN
mdse and pass to ". X. Garfis0n. ,, o,, p.,., ana
sfeanshp Isaac Bell Lawrence, Richmond Ciy P9n' ana
steamship r. G. knight chichester georgetown. ID u WIN
mdse. and pass 10 J c. Kenyon. 60. ,,.,u..,. 49, a
shin Arniel Liverpool Fulton, Calcntta aug
AMI Sand Heads 10Th Cape Town OCT J. WIN h1s .u
ship Borneo shaw. Rotterdam sept ~, Win empty Po''"
BARK Lewis T. stookor Fley savannah days. With naval
stores .,--..... c..
o. In balls. Anchored IN GrayCsond Bay for orders -,
frg Cordoba r) stuart Johns " f. IL lays. ID eat
last 49,,
schr washinrton Berry Taguna % DAYS with mahogany
scHOOSEGs--BTyEG AND coAsIwSh
Mary Price Fsll river " r. Darling Fall River.
chief Norwich !. q King Norwich.
Pohas3et Newport. ID. Hayes, B0Othbsy
SAILED
steamship italia. ior Oi,-gow.
MIND-SuDset light, "; cloudy ana very thick
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTwFRP. hev 2l.-1Ie Red Line steamship Neher
land from Philadelphia Nov. 6, arrived yesterfay
shin POnnc'ana ~chwensen, from NeH-Nors NOY. Al,
touched at this port to-day en- route TO Hamburg.
DISASTERS.
HALIFAX v. g. Nov. 81. The sohr. IFsrerance. from
Halifax Magalen Islands totally wrecked 20 Chin
Corner G. r. five ~ the crew were drowned Tho rbf
Active. the Ashore At LITgance the cIeS
Another schr name unknown has been wrecHoi
at Broad Cove. q. b. all hands were lost.
SrOKEN.
iat 10 y ~ long 81 81 W. ship DulCp singh lBrl
from Calcutta for New-fOtk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

BERRY-CLARR-On Wednesday, Nov. H. ~ tho resld0nes
brides parents 10y the Rev D. f. Rogers -. D. Ni.s
Agnes H. daughter Of Joshua A. Clark, TO Mr. John J.
HeI1y OF lfackcnsack. y. J.
SANDS-ADAM3-A At Trinity church Psrker.burg ". Va.
Wednesday Nov. H. 1875. by tho Rev VIM. H. Hylaoh,
sands Of SowY0rk 70 Miss Minnie ). Adams "a
Parkersburg.
sMITH-BLAIR-At the house ~ Robert Blair es1 Nov
by Rev. A.. o. Mt william 4. smith Of Nmaha.
Neb, Miss Porss Blair Of spcodsie Iompkins County.
". Y.
Boston and Worcester papers please copy.
SPACKMAN-sWIFT-O Thur-day, tho 18th inst, by tho
Rev J Houston Fcclr.one, d. H.. Vim. NJ bpeckman 70
Margaret Livingston swift, all Of Philadelphia
TANGFMAN -HOAGLASD-On ThuT-day. Nov. IL. 1875
residence Of the brides parents 1913 Carlton ave.
Brooklyn, y. y by Rev. Geo H. Reed Geo. r. Tan 3sn9n
es1 ~ Cincinnati Ohio and Cora A eldest daughter 81 Dr.
Mrs. {. y. Hoagland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THE DRAMA-MUSIC.
EILvru AVRNIIE THEATER.

Mr.. Booth played I09o on Saturday night at
this thcator and ended his engagement III mas ocOn
prospcrous and IL has exhibited the tragcdanS powers
and achievements IN brilliant light King Richard H.
and Kfg Lear have been added 10 MIR Booths reper'oy
during is continuance, and in both these parts ne h
shown genius and art and believe they VIII DC anous
the best and most successful works OF his futue career
Tonight MI Booth appears AT the walnut street
in Philadelphia while Miss Clara MOTIFS VIII
=, ,ho rl Avcnue Theater acting in tho new piece on
the subject Of Leah, the Forsoke'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
TIE rExANa ESCAPE.

GALVESTON Nov. 21.-Later kilograms were re-
ceived last night AZ fOllOws
BROWNSVILLE, s p. m.-Telegrams, just received
from the commanding officer of the United STATES
forces in front of Los Cueyas state that McNay ana
command have all safely rccrossed 10 the Texas side
of the river The national authorities will hereafter
prevent the crossing into Mexico of regular troops
and the giving them control of the question OF peace
oT war. Los Cuevas has been the headquarters OF
Cortna's cattle thieves for many years, and ~ STU
ated directly on the Rio Grande River. All IL quiet
again. but The stolen cattle are not returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
PARK TUEATER.

"The Mighty Dollar has four weeks yet to
run at the Park Theater Mr.. and Mrs. Florence viii
than take il on professional tour Of other cities and the
rar, sto a. we understand will be occupied with Mr.
Ookey Halls new comedy. and Mr.. John Dillon. An
extra morning performance will be given on Thanks
giving Day Mr.. Rowe's new play ia IN preparation al
this house and Mr.. Rowewho has just finished sue
c4ssfil engagement ut the Boston Theaer-Wil himself
ArDe4r II
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THE GREAT POWERS AND TURKEY.

LoSDON Monday. NOV. -, 1s75-5:aiO q. m.
A Berlin telegram to The Times says, in the
negotiations which are proceeding for the settle
mcnt Of the troubles in the Turkish provinces the pro
gramme put forward by Austria incudrs compare
lively high degree Of scfsoyernmcnt FOR Christian com
munitics in Turkey. Russia TO demand only a
faithful adhesion to the promises Of reform already
made by the Porto.
A special dispatch to The Times from Vienna
states that the reports OF Austria INTENDED Intervention
IA Herzegovina are unfOundei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THIRD AyENrE THEATER.

A steady growth in grace seems TO nave
attended the fortunes of This house. since the alert anu
~no,o,ic Mr. r W Hitchcock assumed their management
~ nrocrammcs have been repeatedly changed ana the
features have been chosen with due regard ootn 70
propriety and mrth This week the Irish dehneato's
Jobn and Maggie Fielding viii be prominent on this
stage together with many performers of various aoF
I'm speoiatcs. Afternoon performances VIII oC0" y"
Wednesday, Thursday. and Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

81. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Amcndcd indictments
were presented to the United states District Court yes
tcIdly against VIM. Mckee ANA Constantine MaAuIe,
aud one against them jointly Three other indictments
were also found which are alleged to be agains Revenue
Agents Bra.har Brooks, and IGoue. Tie indictmeut,
against Mckee and Mcguire are for conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government Both gentlemen entered iut0
pcIsouaI roco1izanco to appear on Monday and give
bonds. The rectilying establishment OF Boe-che q Co..
in this city, was seized yesterday, for violation OF tho
DE-. law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
OLYMPIC THEATER.

I.urline the Water Queen is sporting IN
tank OF this thcaer AMI showing life behealn 'ne occ,
wave 10 be equally practicable and comfortable win iilo
,,, il The Pony Circus has made ht here. aud such
sopcsters IA Miss Hcnriett. Mollenhauer' MISS Ahce
1atemen and Mr. Noonan refresh the population wI'n
sentiment melody. and humor. The attractions mere
ore such rs steadily crowd the house Afternoon per
formanees Wednesday and saturday, ana M"'noo y"
Thanks 4 wing Day promised here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
sAN FRANCISCO MINsTRFLS.

A revival of the very amusing bWlesque "Clo-
tide or the Bruised Heart will be effected at the Opera
House Of the san Francisco Mnsrels and other comic
pieces VIII i'll out bosptable, generous programme
.utable to Thanksgiving week. The headquarters Of
Negro Minsfrelsy is where M Backus sits. and there Is
abundance NJ nrtb 70 be found in this cheerful resort
ON Thanksgiving Day m extra afternoon performance
will be- given by these Minstrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
SURE PROOF AGAINST TIE CHICAGO RING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch received
at tie Treasury Department yesterday IRON omcdso
contained information that evidence has been ooec,d
by the agent. Of the Government against the NEi-ky
Kpg in that CITY and Milwaukee which is suincicntiy
strong % aa e the prosecutions as successful aa they
have been in II. Louis, The amount OF property sezed
in the two cities since tho raids Tie kng began Is
l8SOUu0 Seventy indictments have been secured IL
against persons who have not yet been arrested ana
whose names not therefore, been disclosed Among
these are sad 10 BE- several prominent men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
TONY PASTORS THEATER.

The star company" Of variety performers
gathered at Mr. Pastors Theater presents at This time
min.uelsy yocaism dancinE farce, bure-que, athletic
spora aud curiositics and affords opportunity OF en-
ioyment 20 many who do moi care for the er'Vor OK
Ltions al more prctentous thceters. Mr. Pastors own
performances make prominent and enjoy able feature
m the current bill and teufy to his animal spirits and
30 .f.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
IYCFVM THEATTR.

The French original of "The Two Orphans"
IA announced for production at the iycenm Ihea'er
night In English IL vas very popular. In French IL
aonh,Ies l be wei received The intention to Keep
IL on the Lyoeum stage all of this week Mr. tech'er
bogins next Monday. Representations OF trou fr'u'
"Lo sphinx ola Pruocsse Georges" and other Frehch
pieces have won o share of the public attention anu
applause at this house. and dccpened intefe" ID '''
Ercnoh IOmpany
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on LONG ISLAND.

A store at BcllpOrt, l.. l., owned and Occu-
pied by william Corwln destroyed by fire on Friday
evening together with the stock The cause Of the fire
il unknown Tie loss on building and stock Is about
% O0O and is insured for - 900
William Z. Soper's barn, ut Christian Hook,
H. T. was destroyed by fire on Friday night. The barn
wax Il o., hay The loss Is about 81 900; insurance.
ii Is believed to have been set on fire.
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Aununi Yeast tor Tie IOJr!
THAEkSGlElNG, lSlj.
APPEAL
~ tNr
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
NJ. 100 worthless.


Ii- time honorel charity u.rs &c., annual appeal for he'N
aud very urgently ashS 5 friends, E i, SltJr sine 90 tie
year oi iaici rihtira,,mt rte
i0ovnsis asaionch OK tlc WUa done clrng te l.t Ia
II
syen hundre. and eighteen persons shelureI fed AID
wholly OF partly cluicd.
FoIi huhdrrd aui Gig 10 thou-lud meal. given.
Ihir,5 thee endItd aft. cir. % Cunin gwen away.
one rhOu.and aE- tYta -Ont puis oAurs ed.
Thirteen huudi lut eight rllhrrQ I'D it, school. Avtrdgs
ATTENDANCE. four huuarro and seventeen.
Ir House hi.i sheltered tWtnt tNv thousand SIX hundred
ana sixty fouT since MS Or.snikttOn.
An Oi iOlr hundred children aud lits 90 The table
each day. ~Itr Luutisd rrs D .rt children hat
Good substantial meal last Thanksgiving DAY. aud the lp-
stiIugOncy OF I1Ifl aiaIly
treasury Of Tao House oi In lu~tiy ald iac listIoL
IN debt some ~ h0 .ah 5" ioi 'hc APmm9n OF Miich
most earnest appeal - r1dc sHppn ~ tAe House beng
almost entirely p voluntary contribution.
The ffasiCo' ne ana urge he piuhe % I'll lines to f!si
inspect abe House.
Food second hand clothing shoes, sud money VII DC very
The mode o. remittance IS by check tae onior u
Hugh \. camp, ifrisur'r
OR Insnksg wing pay Interesting services viii be hold
tbu Chapel At D. O'Clock and again % o'clock. The chi
will sing elt-, l.IinlIt slAync csriVes. etc.
AT ucucs Dirutr ~u De- served 20 tic children In
At ocpk sGhcieat means ar" furnished. the Annual
Tor outside vail be- served aHt,ag Vh
Al interested ltc cordially invited 10 enjoy lht DAY with
TRUSTEES,
MORRIS K.JESTr. President GEORGE r. BET'Ts. Seoy
HIGh y. CAM, Ir@sgrer $50
e.. II. MORGAN. \. van RENSSELAER,
CHARLES ELY, u. LiDi0 sllDAh,
FREDERICK @. FOSTER. DAVID :. EGoLEsioN.
- viii buy n pair Of nest
SERhltEABLE boots toe
LADY OF GENTLEMAN.
IRON Ola d Toe BONa.
CANTRELI,
ySe aud .il Fourth avA
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EAGLE THEATER.

"Trial BY jury" to which we have already
referred continues attraction at this theater-With
Mr. Ma,detmott and Miss Rose Keen In the chef parts
The nuac Il tunefl and felicitous the incidents are
droI and the words are apt and pointed Miss Sophla
Flora Hebron will join the company al tins thcaler To-
night and It's stage will further illuminated 10y the
nrcaenca Of Larry Tooloy, Walters and Morton W. H.
t,or4hofo,,evy- and many Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
MUSICAL NOTES.

DR.. Won Bulow will play the Tschaikowski
concerto Tonight ana Wednesday he viii give several
compositions OF Rubinstein's.
Mr. Jerome Hopkins will open his Select
orphe0n Vocal Glasses at Cbckerng Hall this afternoon
with d flsnO-ieCtuIe Concert.
The performance of " FidelOr on Saturday
~ Inc Academy OF dusc attracted good audience and
te artists generally went through their respective parts
VIII Zeal and oOnscientiousness.
=. a performance Of "La Dame Blanche by
Af "schtel ana other meDber. OF the German troupe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
cATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO. Soy. 20-Receipts icr wecS-Ca'ne. laos
Hos lif 5u9: sheep, lO.lTi Corresponding week lac
ycAr-Cattc LAY lioss, 2l25l7 sheep SOB 1tiilE
c e. easy hu, with 0u small number cit over rhilnE
steers IL So Common 10 EAta generally 81 5OdtJ 90,
$50 20 good lots rooke, ~ 5d - 10 but choice stock
- 500 ~ TEXANS t2Trt, -
oa- steady. oaeAeS' AL shipper. buying ,ocsP. light:
and s7dsT 10 Ter shipping grades.
siiHEP steady At IS ds3 30 for Common 10 Choco.
IsnrANAt0Ii- Noy. 20-Llye Hogs quiet, unchanged 70
CCiyts 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
BOOTH'S THEATER.

Continuance of the PantOmme is to he noted
here It's popular form oi public ENTERTAINMENT ana
II receives the establishment Of elaborate ana INC
soenery upon this spacious stage MT Z" l.. FOX con
tnuos 10 participate IN the first part of the performance
Mr. 7 : MaHt succeeds him. in the second part. The
psntomlme IS given in fact. with TWO Clowns ana TWO
pantsoons Five heroo the long promised SNAKES
pearesn revival will be made at this theater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
WALLACK'S 1HEATER.

Mr. George Honey ended his engagement at
yoilacks Thestor saturday night and TINS evening
No wiz effect his temperance at the Globe lhc'er IN
Roston Caste will so on at Wallacks, WIN 'iI'
Harry Beckett in the character Of Eoce' M
,.,, ,n1oytate this part for the first time tonight
sc Cas,e " bss proved strong attraction at Waacks
Theater The acting even ana fine at FIRST grows batter
with each performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
BURNED Al SEA.

Bo,roS, Noy. 20.-The ship Fayorita which
arrived here to-day from Manila reports "Oct !, lat
II so - Ion. Il 10 Vs., large vessel on lrc
We ran down 10 her but she sank In about five minutes
after We reached her. We cfuled around The spot for
two hours could not discover any trace of the crow
nos learn any thms To establish the vessels Identity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

ute good ground for Withholding the discharge ann
do not think ths trustee would be justified in subectne
the the expense of trlal or OF any turthet PFo
cccding tending to that result. Truly yours,
NeU- ork Nov. 10. 1873. CHARLES f. oAnfohp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
THEATRE COMIoTE.

Announcement is made that Mr.. Matt. Nor
en- tie scenic artist. bas undertaken the management
OF tu- hcacr and that Tdbeaux painted and arr iuSed
bv him, viii he introduced there in new piece named
Art ana Nature or the -pendthriits Auction" Many
women wil appsarit Mr. Holly Nash is also engaged.
together with numerous company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
1rNInN soIARE THEATER.

Vhe long career OF Led Astray7 WI Dc
ended ,f ths Union siuare Theator this evening This
play ms met with much Prbc fayor-Whencc il may be
inferred that profound public interest exists in the
sentimental and indicate subject to which 1t relates
aud which o. neeuiou,ly aud effectively displays. lied
AstraY" VIII receive it, final performance tonight
Rnsr annhrIn viii be urndun-d on Iuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
GnhlORE,S GARDEN.

This establishment will be rcopcned on the
iho 23h inst. Tor Tournament Of Athletes. Dir +.
Lngcb.-it Is 10 manage. ana he offers prizes to
NLman -l-l..Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
TIE FIRE RECORD.
nrsrRI.cTIyE WIRE IN NEWARK

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ NEWARK.
4 CioIHING STORE d. 'TRoYfD, Win Loss OF
100000
About I Il. IN. yesterday fire was d>cov-
cred IN the extensive clothing store OF Mar.ha CO.. at
Nos. sol. 500, aud 5ll Broad,I.. Newark n. D. The
main STORE Nos, 500 and Sill wa, found ~ DO one MACS
Of flame which extended rapidly throughout the strnc-
t,ro AMI threat tho destruction Of the adjoining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
SEVERAL TANyERIEs CLOSED.

MrDDLEr0wN, y. Y, Nov. 2l.-ihree hun
dred men At Eleuvile, Ulster County, aud Wurtsboro.
sullivan County are of employment 10y the suspen-
sion Of seyera tauneies operated by Boston firm,
caused boy the depression IN the leather ulrket
lFor Bsn,s. Ebarrastls N Nc YoIl zee Secohd Pege
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
, cIryTIAND JURY DISAGREE.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 21.-ln the United States
Court Yesterday IN the ease Of the United stat against
DIcmcr vita others indicted on charge OF conspiracy
10 doaud the United states Of the tax on 10000 gal
Ions of spirits, the jury failed 20 agree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

AT this popular place Of amusement the paint
Ing OF tire sge Of Paris continues to Doe Kept exhibit
ton by Gay and night IL has been fully described U
iLnII.ll, lns.rEAnle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

BY rcking Your lungs with a cough yon may
tis o Coud Tc !Or Che production ~ tib.~
c and then instead durable aigction yea may haFr o.
.., ,a.-tirYiIu DR. jtfNEr ENff UAft prompt!
cui4. a,l coughs and colds amt hy mrumg ueor 70 ne
ru,,trrr ortaus enables them % freely tntOW OF ail Oh
,cir us.ndeIc boy neglected colds and heals all sore o.
Il -.--- l. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
,pRrsr OF A SPECIAL AGENT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 2l.-S. j. Conhlin,
n special agent, was arrested here yesterday, charged
win I,cei,iug money from a di~ticr IN Art lat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
PRINT CLOrns MARKET

PROyIrrNcF r. L. NOV 2O-Prnt Cloths n7l,i4ty aciiye
,ug M. nat week with sairs ~ 5000 pieces uIl.iN d.
Tho of &c. lUr be. O4NOs Win Oh improved i'n3 al
tue Cl loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
NINE HORSES BURNED IN A STABLE.

IIARRlsBURG. Penn, Nov. 21.-An incendiary
fire tonight destroyed the Harrisburg rrottng Park
stables together with nine The loss cannot be
nifInllled tO-nlght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
SUSPENSIONS.


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Pit is reported that
Wallace & Coz wholesale dry-eood- dealers have failed,
with liabilities 10 the VI $4,000, aud assots
amounting to SIOO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
r. " ADAMS ( co.'s LGApuITrFa.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 2l.-T. w. Adams
& Co.. the suspended stookbdge WOODEN manufacturers,
nut their Liabilities ~ $4,000 and assets ut $4,000
They can py % the dollar, and Will probably
no; b.. force INTO DankIupicy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
MlRRIED.

The Din mond spectncirs arc reliable article
usc For sale at " ATTRWAN'-, 30. . Is.denisne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
EznZxz11S<zgz
DIEIJ

Al Notice1 Of Marriog,s must b. ndorsea Nth MI
aorac and dddres3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
rhe coinage al the Inherent mints was as I

At Philadelphia-Gold coinage. E7S25S pieces; value
100 $40: silver trade dollars, 476S pieces value
si76SUO: subsidiary coin ll,OlO4oo pieces; value
- IGs.7l0; minor coin, 14,G29,JOO pieces; value,
1880 37j total 26394,9 5S pieces value S9,o5s lo5
At san FrancisCO-CiOld coinage, l,13O,OOO lhcce.,
value 500 600: silver, ua1o dollars. $4,000
pcces value S3379. 900; silver, subsidiary coins, 4S
900 pieces value S9lS OOO total 26oiOOo pieces N"iue
$50. 327 0Ot 1890. M 80,
Al Carson-Gold coinage, l3O s04 pieces value s. 19l
O95 silver trade dollars S11 200 pieces slue -
ZOO subsidiary coin. 220.3l6 pieces. value S2oOl1
total. . 90. 500 pieces, value $t,2SS,g33. .
I.iaI nnlun 3lNl.1Is pnCes Nalme. Nt1.3 }, lO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

4 REPETITION or The MASSACRE or THE ALAMO
FEARED THE REGULARS UNABLE 10 HELf
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

. To the Editor of the London Times:
Sr,-TDe terrible ipundations oy the Ga.
rome may teach useful lesson to those who
will learn II, this lesson growing out OF the
Tact that excuses in rain floods are to be ex-
pected and should be provided for. The
story OF dest Lc,iVe river floods occurring 10
one part of the world Or the other Is ever
new, and Is ever being told Now. j, is The
south OF France. from the northern slope OF
the Pyrentes. A short time ago 1t was DOR.
aioDs of Italy, aid We have recently heard Of
destructive raiE Il 'ois 10 Amer,ca, IN sou.h-
ern Atries, in lndIa, and ia \ ustra!i;.. and
We have tot been without such cases N
Great Britain, though our fJocs are tame
and harmless pared to the iDuucut,on
now under notice in Fr,pce. Men who
have lived through or0inar,ly quiet
seasons believe and slate that 1.-THE
seasons have altered" "Agrcultural
drainage and cultivation have done
a." We sha never have The floods we had
formerly" &c. On the other hund, planting
forests Or cutting down forests IL said 10 mo-
dify Climates. These things do no doubt
modify Toe weather climates, hut In NO way
affect or interfere with Ea,ur. IN her *
rtsses, a. al Tie labor Ut III Tlr men who
ever iyea, OF. ever w,l five, III ser d ID nor |
ever cua add or dmirisb QUE decree o. heat |
70 OF hoW !he suu; consequently the laws Of |