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New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SUFZ CANAL.

THE SUEZ CANAL.
THE SALE SHARES To ENGLAND CoNFIRMED-IS-
TERvENroS FoREsHADOwED.
LONDON. Friday, Nov. 90. 1875.
Ia its financial article to-day The Times says in
laton to the purchase by Great Britain If III, 900
shares OF the Sucz Canal from the Khedyc of Egypt
breathing time most essential TO Egypt. Is secured
Toe value Of the purchase England il great and prob
does By buying up the rest Of the shares, and paying
ounnS nS H To loans 5SSss England ins woSd S%Pan Sc
~ S 9 hdi he ens pFoP scondayy e osn
The purchase made for political therefore
the Importance Of the step is hardly TO be overraEed
considerable time IL cannot be pecuniay profitable
unless England redees the nineteen years coupons
which the khodiye heretofore sold.
The Times in a leading article the subject, has
the following:
There ia an audacity about It which we do not gener
ally with The acts Of the British ministry, we
IN the business the hand OF NJ. Disrach
The nation wakes this morning to find that it has
being OF another distant land and that II VIII be hed by
ern policy We nave no desire for an extension Of
territory. We do not coyet the land OF the Nile
bt ~ fratDr independentiy with foreign states the
Egyptian Government mas little cause OF complaint ana
may fulfill her duties untrammclod ny SambOul II MS
settlement desire 60 make no change put should IN
surrectou or intrigue aggression rom "ilo H o" nI
rupton within bring political as wen as
lapse to the Turkish Empire II mght become necessary s
the domains Of the sultan with whlch We are nlos'
nearly concerned An acquisition OF - command
interest III the SutZ taial "iOn
Inevitable tend to increasewil lead the Government
and people Of the country TO concern themselves hdou
ally with Egypt.
The Khedive's shares in the Suez Canal, accord
ing to an old arrangement with the Canal Company,
receive no dividend for 10 years. Consequently
their unconditional purchase by the British Gov
eminent would in pecuniary sense DO wholly un-
profitable for that time. But Reuter- telegram
from Cairo states that Egypt has agreed to pay to
Great Britain five per cent on the amount OF the
purchase money, s4.OOO.O 900. for 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
THE MERCANTILE DEPRESSION
RECENT NEw-ENGLAND FAnuREs

RECENT NEWENGLAND FAILURES.
BosToN. Nov. 26.-Ihe Commercial Bulletin
reports the following: The heaviest creditors Of Royal
Gilkey & Co. the failed coal and lumber urn OF Water
town Mass is said to De the Fitchburg Railroad Com
pany The Eastern Railroad Company will also probably
suffer considerable and large lumber dealers North and
East from whom the firm derived its immense supply,
will also sustain heavy losses 1t il said that Pennsy
vana coal dealers also involved 10 greater or lesser
extent OF the liabilities Of the firm some $1,000 are
secured, and $4,000 unsecured.
The creditors % Cyrus Carpenter, furnaces and ranges
Rozton have voted TO accept ten cents the dollar
The Affairs of the firm viii probably be settled under the
composition CLAUSE o the Bankruptcy law az TINS rte
A cOmpOstOn OF 81 cents has been passed by the
creditors Of Charles NJ Matthews and VIM T. Cox, Bo,-
ton and shoe dealers, OF the hrn OF e ~ NJ Cox
corner Of Pearl and FTdnklIn--is.
The combined liabilities Of a. A. Jacobs s. Co and
H. JarOhs provisions, Boston, reported at about
500, 900, aId The assets II 10000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

ABENDROTH-At yew YORK on "Wednesday. Nov a. Cassie
Tho relatives Of family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from e res denoe Of her ta6er VII
Sov q. At oclosS, u. Trans leave Grand Central
AsTOR-Ou wednesday 2ith inst. at HIS residence in this
city william b.. AstOr In the o4th year Of his agc.
the nsra sryicss Il trinity C1ape on saturday morning.
nov y. a 10 O'Clock. without further notice
BARDThe remains Of Mrs John Bard will be Inferred the
CenBtv On .tnrlay eth inst at ocooE Trains leave
Grand Depot BsrIytown at and IL o'clock a
CARLrON-In Brooklyn, " diphtheri Alice Emma,
young daughter OfclaTes T. and the late Emma r. CaFl
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
COBBAt NewYors, Oh THURSDAY 25th inst E3eline we
carlos COBB OF this city and daughter OF the Hon JosePh
Friends and Of the family invited 20 attend the
funeral services at Zion church corner o nsdona and
interineai At Forest Lawn Buffalo.
GILLIs-At Milton the Hudson a the residence Of her
on tuesday evening, Nov. %
Sov y. at II Friends win at The residence Of
HULL-At Morris Plains, on Thursday Noy % Frederick
" Hun only Of ts late solomon l. Hu aged 20 years.
Funeral on saturday Sow d. at 80 the residence
Of ne Ioisr Mar - iI Irain i9i ~ SOar Fl1s
be N attendance At Morris Plains Depot.
JACHsONon "Wednesday, Nov p. George jackson, in the
Friends OF tho family invited attend the funeral
al nj residence NewOsn L. l., SATURDAY. Now 81 ~
wALToN-In Elizabeth FRIDAY morning nov 20, Thomas.
eldest Oi the late Isaac Walton. sgel 70 years
vi'cl attend funeral from - Johns Church. Broad
st. Elizabeth. y. j.. Monday Afternoon al O'Clock.
WHITNEY-At orange. New jersey, Nov 20 william NJ.
Whitney Of Margaret and the late j. s. Whitney.
aged II anu months.
The friends Of the family inyite 70 attend
the funeral residence Of lH mother Mt Vernon
ave. Monday Nov. 20 at ii A. Carriages viii oe ia
waiting arrival OF the $50 train from Newfork M k
r.
WORTHISGTON-On Thursday evening. Nov. ., at his
Residence Irvngt0n on he udsOn, As2 NOTflAgtOn
the SSth year ~ his
The relatives and friends q The family invited atDd
funera SATURDAY the 21th ns upon the arrival 4
tie / O'Clock train froD Thirtleth-st. Depot
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT.


PrObnDIVteS.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf states pos,Oly
occasional coast rams, followed by generally colder,
partly cloudy weather. and northwest To northeast
Winds. go
Valley rising barometer northeast 10 southeast winds
and colder clear, or partly cOudy weather followed III
the South West by warmer, sOutherly winds.
For the UPPER lakes the upper Mississippi ana lower
Missouri Valleys, high followed by falling DaromaieT'
uortbery winds shifting and SOUTH and cold,
partly cloudy weather followed IN the two last districts
and Lake superior BY slns temperature and Occ&
siOnal
For me Io,cer lakes the Middle Stes and Enatand
rsing barometer, HOTfh-ref to northeast rirdS 6nf
colder eiear or clearing reqher possibly o0ced IN TIE
GrSi section by eGsteFiy riHds.
For the canal regions Of New-1ors New'Jersey PENN
syiyania and Maryland the temperature viii fail below
freezing Saturday ~ gAt.
The lower Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ohio Rivers con
tinue rising.
CautiOnary signals continue at Woods Hole Boston,
Thatchers Island. Portland, and EastpOrt.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The correspondence
which has recently taken place between the United
states and eat Britain reference to that part OF
the Treaty OF Washington which provides for the free I'M
portaton by either county Of fish Of all kinds except
ing tsh preserved in OIL Congress. however in amend.
ing the tariff. provided that all foreign caught
fish imported otherwise than in barrels or
half barre Is shall pay 30 cents per 100 pounds The
canadians contend that this duty is in conrayenton OF
the Treaty Washington. The Secretary q the Treasury
some time ago the subject having been officially brought
10 his atenflon snid that lis duty 10 follow the aw
and that the remedy with Congress. IL u Therefore
probable that subject will be presented Dy the FiCs
dent 10 the consideration OF that body.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
LITEST SHIP NEVS.
fT0r otter Sii1 Mems see Third Pays.l
AIDIAIn

ffJr Cfi.er Sif1 Mems IhTd PdJe.I
AHRIVFD.
steamship Herer CGerI. Barenas Hamburg Nov. d. and
Ha,rs i, To o- i', 4 & saa,,eon p " lsad orleans
Nov - wth mise: and pass - Clark a 7eanll:
pas. 20 Metropolitan steamship Co.
steamship Inchmoni he,y ,.ic inond Cty toHt ana nor
Bare Riy simpson ,ol Andrews y. Bl Garry Malaga
BaIs W l. Farssotth of s!ngap're pattsn Liverpool -
BaiS VI. J. l. frnderqas of oueoec Rates Rio Jlnero ls
sq Mar B. Gardper of Yarmouth, n. 81, shay st Mar
Br Join Boy d oi Is aH Roberts, Arcoobo Is dnys with
5cr cri-sie wright clr savannah days with cotton
schF Carrie Webb, Rogers Jacksonville 10 days with
ScaT John SHAY. Tou, Georgetown, C., 10 days, with
chf Minnehaba Douglass Jacksonville 20 days. with naval
scr Impulse Rountree. OF and 20 days from Belize Hon.
-cI Marcus Edwards Church Jacksonville 10 days. with
scir Moses B. Branhal Gillette. Savannah days with
schr D. " Robinson. Naples Savannah 10 days with yel
''s scBT Wave Crest Gavey, Wilmington n c. days With
sehr Gov Burton Pnnny Phladephia for Yew BEDFORD.
scr y Howard WI nv, Niim l v, asf S nar
senr Mary Ella Thomas. Georgetown, D c.
WiND-silnset I'M :. raining.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
City OF Francisco from New York via Panama sailed
My WEsT. Sov. 25--saieq, bark A5ass sranesh, for
KFWcA~TLE Del, Nov. 20-Passed down. steamship LORD
Cye Liverpool Arrived scr Jed Frye, Langley, from
Bangor
FOREIGN FORTS.
oRyssrowN Nov 26.-The IBman Lane steamship City ~
Beriin sailed irom .hs port to-lay, for New York -,
IONDON 2i5cilec lgr The United states; POsiofon
cesrIoris " White Abigail. Bernard SUNBEAM Capt
Uslre Georgia Pa0lo A. tioudy. Maturs Carrie Deap O.
Williams Aurora Mary Peters. Arrived the sth Inst
Mo ing l Anizade. sed tho 2ita inst, Heary ia
ChaunrG Yaruouth. Arrived the 10th inst, Teresa
Golden Rulc. Evening star.
DISASTERS.
BELFAST. Nov. 2s-The British bark J.; g. Bselor Ferris
has arrived here hom balEGore Oc. ~ she tpeIencod
VI maize.
lJTgi'oof Sov. gs-rhe British bark Pampcro Lowden.
om 3. has arrived rh" IL much damaged
from hav b. NJ CDisiOn with another vessel
DgTEoT4 Mr IA collision occurred last night In
te strat- between the schrs GrOOn and Lucy
Parker resulting IN serious damage 10 both vessels. rho
ruoa Ech lJiGei sith coal lad 10 DO run ashore ~
aAnlA1 " =. Noy. s6.-IRs ,ear Aoso. Adams whisa
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

ADAMs-sQU QUIRE-On Tuesday Nov l6. 1873. at hs resi-
deucr " he Dr. Chapman, James Il.
Adams 70 daughter OF seth Z. squire. AL OF ths
FANsHAwF- -UAYTER-on Thursday NOV. 25. at tho
residence the bride Brooklyn. 4. d. by tho Rev Joa
ID. Wells D. D. Edward Il. Fanshage Of par1en. Conn., -
sarah daughter OF the late Rev Richard HayeT, New" YORK
City.
HAYFS-NOUGUFS- San Francisco Cal, Thursday, Nov.
residence Of James Anthony, by tho Rev DR. Es.
Thomas o Alameda Co. Nd, 10 Aio-.
youngest daughter Of the late Joegh Sougues Of san Fran
Baltimore and New.York papers please copy.
AlILLFR-CHAPMAN-Oct II, BY the Rev J. Barnharf.
Josephine Thompson daughter Of the Late Dr. J. D Chap
man, 70 Charles II. Miller, both Of Brooklyn
AULDING-HARWOOD-W "Wednesday NOV. %, in Trinity
Church. Haycu by the RI Rev. Joil NilaIna ID d..
PishOp " the Diocese Connecticut Robert r auling
L. : ~ and Maroon EckfJrd, daughter Ot the RoV Dr.
Eswin HarwOOi
WILCOX -JEWETT-Tn F1xboro' Mas. &C home by Rev.
Isaac smith Josie A. daughter Of Joseph JeNett
t0J. L. Wilcox OF Bratteb0TO, VI
Al Notices Of Marriages must he indorssd ch faH
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
COY TIL Drs,s REPREsENTAIIyEs.

Albany. Nov. 26.-The personal staff of the Coy
ernOr, including Acknowledgement Townsend, Col.
Letton. Gen. Knox, and others, viii attend the tu-
neral of Henry Wilson in New-York tomorrow. The
Governor who is unable to attend By reason OF bust
Re-s has requested them tO represent INN. he
state offices have all been closed to-day by the Cow
efnoI's dlrectIOn as a mark OF respect 70 tho dend
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
MYSTICAL NOTES.

The first Thomas matinee of the season Will
h ven this afternoon The programme is bright, fresh
novel and valuable.
At the opera matinee to-day " "FideliO,' which
vas received with favor last week, will De re
psted Next week is the last Of the present series of
performances
The promised performance of "EIjah" by
,ss cen-ennial Choral Union ia announced for Monday
evening. when Mrs Emily RutmIn will mako her first
appearance in OratOriO
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
MR.. LAYARD SIGHTS GEN. BURRIEL.

The Daily Telegraph this morning publishes
special telegram from Madrid, contain
ing the following: The Hon A H. Layard. the British
Minister while passing through Bilbao recently refused
70 receive visit from Gen Burrie, who Is the Captain
General the Province and who, It will be remembered
directed the execution OF tho Vrginius captiyes.
1t is reported that the Minister Of State has remon
strnlnd with NJ. LaYRrd
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

the ccrrupting influences which have seduoed many'a
youth OF promise. should this be issue Princeton
College win stand higher morally the view Of the
muntyn than Il has ever done before.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
ACTION OF THE sEw,ENGLAyD SOCIETY.

At special meeting of the New-England
Society at No IL Pine-st yesterday. resolutions Of re'
spect for the late YioePreadcnt Wilson were pas.d
The resolutions speak Of Mr. Wilson's career "a showing
ample evidence great natural gfts sterling nt"g
rty wise staipsInauship and unsuied patriotism, ana
commend his high example 10 tho young men " onr
country US worthy OF emulation.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
srp.uFR DISABLED ON LAKE. cHAMPLAIS.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 90 - The Lake
Champain steamer Vermont, belonging 10 the Chain
pnn Transportation Company, brckc her main shaft To-
DAY when of Essex. n. Y Tho anchor was let 20. and
300 feet of cable paid out but the Steamer driited six
miles before bringing up Ths steamer AdirOndack went
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
CORRECT.

From The CLUrchm0n. Eov %.
The NEwTORK TRIBUNE has for some time
made specially Of seient hc and literary intelligence
and such general reading renders II valuable aside
from it3 CO!llns, which are wen sustained Oy
eminent cores spOndents.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

,aied from Halfax 49, for Goncoscr spit her rorsz
IN night. and returned AnvcSs .u.
Cape Breton schr Stella Mary ola 1vs"s
up at Broad Cove the were l.sayel
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
COUNT Won ARNIM CHARGED WITH
TREASON.

BERLIN, Friday, NOV 70, I510'
The Public Prosecutor has applied to the
Senate Of the State Tribunal 10 ndict Count Won Arnm
for treason because OF his alleged authorship OF the pam
phlet which recently appeared The senate has decided
TO answer the application in session next Wednes
as
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
TIE STEAMER ANiERIQUE.

HAvRR, Fri0ay, Nov. 20, 1870
The steamer Amerique, before reported as
proceeding under sail having broken her shaft has not
yet arrived in port One Of the Transatlantic CompanyS
steamers has left St Nazaire TO meet her.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
TIE DAY AT FORTRESS MONROE.

FORrREss MONROE, Va. Nov. 26.-Work in
the various departments hero was suspended to-day
sud the usual military honors paid 10 the memory
Of the late yice-Presldent Wilson.
Lfor The Rev. Dr Ranktn's EuLOgy Second Pu0el
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Business Mems Union, 2S5 Broadway.-ro the Members
-Our srArsroAI REroR1- In tyJs and nearly
ready for press destroyed tho late fro corner Nassau
and s have already been madefor two
hundred q duplicate edition, which win be
completed in ten days FoUsK HEEsHBERGEs Co. Manasers
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

te the rescue and took on the passengers some 80 In
number. No lives lost. and the breaking OF the
shaft was tho only damage
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Doctor BIosd's great remedy for cArAKRH n W1s
twenty sixth st- Msdisonave.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA MARKET

HAVANA Nov. oG-spanish Gold 2l5@l5s EIehange
ori-r. on the United states 60 days currency lOO0fu2
6rnra short lO301 J5 premium go days g0li 10
- uruuum sight. - 1i32 prem nin ON London
Is2al54 premium Paris 1913 l2J premium. sugar quiet
No. u Il. =, 1iQltl2 reals y arfOOe.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

The aiet improvement substituting porcelain roasc
gnamsd n+iyI Properly ~ 3SneTs & ssqy say ~ MMo.ans ior
city" street - bouley art RET, c,0rs aadtiOual
Discount % me trade Factory salesroom NJ 500 Broad Fay
Economical Housekeepers shouid buy a box OF PYLE,
1t Oy gr ey-ry where Depot-SsO wss,netOnsL
Neyy-York BYE and Ear InGruIaFy.
SECoND-A' r. c9AaEt IHlHi li-si, oY. ~. loI1
held on Wednesday evening Nov H. lnst te President Mr
aoya Phl' having annouHoe The death 9f Mr. bi-EJAMtN
T. HLEW hiGIiT long res o,t@l Director Of tue III
h.soa Ths this Association part ciDated
.h{h ,hs 9is,e % spd s9ya. ga 9Snagy oi SS IGtS Ia
we1knoan q i,er upright Of business aud sincere
i,icnd of vel lcons'csrcsi philanthropy. ,,
ad trusts and tno netoueal business habit, O M
Old p model Of uPrigetess drectss and coiase & IN To
E..Sed Thsi bis valuable services to the New
trusted Dicc command oar gratitude snd or imitation
T, SPg s. I % cant Gi aa. ! 20 vo ON M 70 Se Ssss ana
n thus Institution sheh has for ita object the re-
4 Of human suffering and the healing oi the soiroNs ana
vcn M ss ami S ne family Of he Ssc@s-e tist ey6e
DeTi ~ rIs record. ~ Inc nhruar and be- published i1
Al least one Of the public newsgsgerr'; mn, s -
cu,s NJ AILgy. NJ. D. sec1etary.
Po-,-oncr Nsiice;-Ihe MAILS FoR EUROPE lor 40
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UKDHi At II ana 80 a b L. JAMES. P. N.
Rupture Ihe best Truss the world wntes Patent
Lever rs" No pressure back send Tor pamphlet IS
University place.
Trusse- Bnudnzes, Etc" se.ieys Hard Rubber Truss
cheapest and entirely free I'll rds chat
ing strapping GnpeasRtiess If0riug safety,
cleanl durability; used in bathing; always resDe
Establishments 73T " y l.3sT Chestnut-t
PlIa Ccrrect aslsmrnis. ow prices
Toe Government Of France
has conferred Dr. ce JOgg tue kng hpc Q the Legion
Honour recognition his researches
and properties OF Col Liver OH DR. DE JONGHS
LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL - snld Ia capsuled In
peal Hslf Pt-, II, by al Druggists. sole conslgne-s
ANSAh HAIfORD q Co, London. sole Agents for tho
United states JOHN I. HENRY. CURIiAS 4 Co, New.
YORK
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every All eIo"-dn y ht and airy perfectly
ventilated, have outside windows aud directly
with The elevators and nearly all have nd pendent
The hall The ele side b.
good working order They kept running from oeoek "a
the morlng TN long after midnight Rents favorable
terms. Application should DO pafe AZ TIE TRIBUNE
Counting room.
Advertisers dcsrinz 10 gain tho attention ana pa.
nonase Of Farmers and Agric aiturists viii ind THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE The valuable aud effective
dunn. IL reaches sImers and those Of bersr
easS bsn any other weekly psper published Advertise
men 70 secure pTopor classification. should Do handed
er before Tuesday Of he vssk Of lssaa
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
RHODE ISLAND ESCORT rrYDFRRD.

PROVIDENCE, K. l.. Nov. 26.-Col. Goddard
has tser,phed the President, rendering the ,orTee'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Of the lat Regiment Light Infantry escort for the
Presidents remains In transit through Rhode
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
MITSIC AND THE DRAMA.


The seycnth of the Won Bulow concerts was
A., az the most interesting Of the whole SERIES though
NO, raliy one OF the best The following were the
pianisi's selections;
Concerto in minor. Op. ls5 -hsaH
. foonais, sr,Isne IN nv E ~ Weber
8 lal RicordanSa." Etude de Concert -.....- -,
lbl "yci.czis NapolL' Goudolera Taran- LSzt
tsIa. ..-.....-..- ---..--.-----.-.
The orchestra also gave the overture TO CherubnPs
eIes Abenceragcs." Beethoveus Third Leonora over
,ure. aud the Andantc from Mozsrs great symphony IN
fat
There was no slight curiosity TO hear the performance
NJ the Ra Concerto The work has made good imrres
s,on in New York, but we doubt whether musicians
have yet been prepared 20 make an exact
s.stement of its value. Dr. Won Bulow
seened 70 have quite as clear and comprehensive
an understanding and strong grasp OF this Of older
mpoons and be presented 1t therefore be presents
everything in the most distinct light speaks well for
the work that in such mercilessly faithful exhibition Of
=. whole structure and meaning gains enormously. 1t
eVer before seemed 70 vigorous or so symme,1ca
,ha romantic Andante was unaffected or
the Fina,e 30 exciting. Upon the manner OF the
,,acnfon IL Is of course unnecessary 10 make
,rv extonded comment. In listening TO Dr. Won Biiow
.ns has only 20 sit st aud admire. not crtcise The
ofornance OF the Weber Poonase Brillane tto which
Izt has pref xod IN this cement the Introductory
I-so froo webers Polonaise in fat opus 2I) offered
Arht contrast 20 the concerto, for It displayed all
a. lighter and more delicate and refined graces FOR
,sich Rafi : work affords little opportunity.
Dr Won Rdlow was induced to play the quick move
,De,t second time More charming perhaDs than all
e was the little group Of solo pieces by Liszt-the first
:, them verify what its te calls IT, ede Gerecutton
,xso,nSgnfs-with which be brought the evening to
,,o.e The hall was about twothirds or three9uarters
mn in SPITE OF the storm. and the audience was as de-
raons,Iatise rs ever
Nev. week the orchestra viii be dispensed WITH hut in
hox-n tets Hr1n
which Dr Won BhlOw. DR.. Dam~osch Mr.. Matzka' ana
NJ Percner will play together There will also be some
r,,el music On Monday the programme viii
.ontaiu A quartet OF Mozarts and trio
a. Beethoren's DR.. Won BHl0w will play ]. 3 Bach's
crouatc Fantasia and Fugue. and suite of nandels,
and Mss Thursby VIII sing an aria from HanceTs
.Muz.o ScavOla" and one fIOm The Magic flute"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

AfRRIEN

sTARR-In bridgeport conn. 90 adaughier william
y. and susan r. 1. starr.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
noMEsrIc MARKEr-.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
WuyvGroy y. G., NOy. 26-Sprts Of TurpenHne t.n gi
"a 90 Rosiu 81 42i2 tor Strained Tar firm lt - 70
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

THE SALE oF SHARES To ENGLAND CoNFIRMED-IS-
TERyENTIoS FoREsHADOwED.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
DIED.

AU Notices Of Marriages must be tndorssd 'ch faH
ndEe aad address
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Eeenomicai Housekcepers should buy box Of PYLE,
x. which - gOpt Tor iauLar bath, and toilet Try
,a-a nl-re D.nnL-,.u Maslmg-1n-.-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
5pecial Notices.
;. :. centennial, ;, Ronleynrd nnd streetI. I.nmn.

tldopied by Centennial Comm.ssOl to light Centennial
CrOun= exccug al lamps for iiybt. beauty AMI durability.
solid porcelain
place painted -name-i reflector II
Property Nothing for
he money Aus much 10 the aPpearnceOt the streets
cr" street - bOuleg 3ri ret c,ors additional.
trade Factory salesr00m NJ 500 Broad yay,
corner Prince st., NcN-fOrk
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
improvements in Trle yraDhy,

What appears to be d valuable Geographic
improv, melt has lately been brou2 ht forward
BY NJ Lemasson in France. It's chief feature
is the capability of being rapidly set up. The
posts are each made in two or three sections
fitting into one another, thereby allowing
them to be reduced to one h 4lf or third their
greatest height. The lowest sec,ion, in order
70 facilitate erection, is provided at its ex-
tremity with steel point the upper section
is furnished with tb5nye insuators, which
screw on to the end Of the posts. Steel-tast-
ening collars, or rings, fitted with screws to
press and contract the collars, bind together
the cioIs. and permit the height to be
regulated according 10 the needs of the
service.
II case Of a military march, the pests may
be taken to pcicts, and therefore more easily
handled than i, the use otherwise, especially
when, as i'll steep ana rugged 70 Ids, they have
10 be Transported on tie backs Of animals
Inc construction ot line Oh ground open TO
fire can De carried out al ne hel ght OF a man,
without need cf laalets or exposure OF men,
aad rapidly enough 10 follow the movements
Of IN array.