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New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
A Famous Meaicnl Institution.

THE name O Dr. H. " Pierce 0f Buffalo. n " has become
a. familiar 10 the people all over Tho country a. honehod
words His wonderful remedies, his pamphlets and books
his large medical experience have brought hin into pro
inence and given him solid reputation. The Tnes. n the
present issue, presents whOcp9ge communication from Dr.
Pierce and readers gain from t idea ~ the
proportions Of his business aud the merits ~ bis Incidence
lie has at Buffalo mammoth establishment, appropriately
named The Worlds Dispensary where patients treated
remedies compounded Here nearly hun tired
employed in the several departments and u abba
skilled phy sica stand rey to ay at the suerings
Of humanity by the approx @ mshOs These Ph sc,rs
IN frequent consultation with Dr. Pierce. and their
experience brought bear the successful
Of obstinate The Doctor Of large uet
experience aud his extensive Nlei ~ matera neA
has been acknowledged by of degrees from tso
Of the hrst Medical Colleges In The and."
yOu parunze Medicines scientifically prrparcf BY
skilled Physician and Chem ST, d.. FIEKcEs FAsI
Golden Medical Discovery nutritious. tonic
Alternative and blood cleansing and sn unequal cough REM
edy Pleasant Purgatie Pellets scarcely larger than mustl
seeds constitute agreeable and reliable fYslc; falOfis
Prescription, q remedy deD'utaed emsts Extract ot
oed magical remedy for Pain, Bowel Comp ants
and an unequaled nment for 10Th human aud horse Sb
while hs Dr. Sagcs CatsrTl Remedy l. known the BOTd
CaaIru and Cod H.
given the public. They sold ny Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

HESDAYE, Nov. 29.-The Carlists have re-
commenced vigorous bombardmont of San Sebastian.
LONDON, Nov. pa dispatch from Penang
says is expected that the British troops will meet
with any serious resistance at Perak.
HAVANA, Nov. 29.-The birthday of King
ALFONSO celebrated yesterday by festivities at the
Government Palace and fine military and civic pro-
cessiOn.
! PARIS, Nov. 29.-The Assembly has finally
adopted the OF the Electoral bill providing for vot
ing by arrondiSscnent (distrcts In the division the
Assembly stood 40l for and 200 against the clause
LONDON, Nov. 29.-A telegram from Shangha
says the British Inquiry Commission met traveller VINO
warned them that large force assembled at lun-
nan and resistance the investigation into the murder
OF Mr. Margaray mi ight be expected.
Canovas del Castillo. who is to again become
head Of the Spanish Ministry, formerly Minister
under ODonncll. He is moderate Liberal and warmly
devoted to the interests OF the King Alfonso He retired
few months ago consequence OF disagreement WIN
his colleague and was succeeded by Gen. J0yeaf VINO
will probably continue to act as Minister OF war Senor
Lano Count OF TOreno who IL to be Minister for foregn
Affairs, is OF noble lineage and very wealthy lie was
supporter Of the exQueen Isabella and held a0o from
the revolutionary movement OF 1863 when dcposed mel
He Is strongly conservative, and Will doubtless ADOPT
reactionary policy in dealing with Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
WHAT MAKES THE BEST NEWSPAPER.

We have heard a good deal Of the decadence
Of TIE HEw-YORK TEIBcNH since MI Greeley Ued but
have not able perceive very many signs thereof
Upon the theory tgat the Office Of newspaper IS TO BUSY
itself with all that concerns humanity especially IL It's
higher aspects, THE TRIBUNE may reasonably claim q
foremost place. That is indeed newspaper thdt NUS It's
columns with reports OF przcights ana poiice-cout
trials aud all the petty incidents Of crime anu inlsIor-
tune aud no wise paper ignore them but II Is a
mist keu notion. apprehend To regard these as about
nm there /, of news 1HE TRIBUNE and ali papers wisely
conducted entertain the opinion that that Is news wblch
concerns humanity In its highest as well as It's lowest
relations and therefore ClHE TRIBUNE notably present
fun reports OF ala vlig Ous, educational ana scientific
movements that enEIOsS thc attention OF the world.
Ipon 1bis theory OF journalism THE NEW-l ORR TRIBUNE
Is now conducted aud il TO as was never 81 sue
cessful ana never 40 powerful Us now.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
TIE corRr OLE ALABAMA cLAIsls.

WASHINGTON. Noy. 29,-ln the Court Of Commis-
sicn o Alabama Claims today Judgments we're rendered
ollOw-: 80 o,o - 49,. c-o y,
IDsprt IT, GiaorI - iue. No. OlUoeor2e Wilson ana Ma
tlauiel Wilson. e3i Il. No. 81 li-frec b etis ct a.
a.itB 10. A8r-frcl t.. Lucas ~ Baltimore r'pDV no
Is,-A Low al New YORK, s@IC-2 b. No t25-J. G
PaIsons OF Boston. S35 -. no G2-eoigo 1uhmnss oi
Scv-Vlrs 49, s3S No. C3l-Da,m Booth Turner ot Ac"-
I'm connection with the loss OF the bark CQypgton. case No
6O}-Barn,Uas H. taUmoni, assignee &i@Nb 4IS ShuDe r.
Cld tuG 40; GtDrg Barton, a4nr, 81 SUI &uj john
L Ic a' fi4uG 30; Thomas T.. .JtuSs, @llOl COS Samuel
sI.sf lUi 90; David :. Wilson. ~tt,1 tOs IuOu.a j..
WILSON lOj 30 james g. wilson, SUB 2Oi ana liguy
i wilson 400 40 70 al tho above Nnes ID tnc' 0'ns
ton catch is allowed the sum OF FlvoO5 to be distributed
arcn. tly parties entitled thereto.
C. 23 Francis q. Case rcopcued and capta'u5
rr.mace ailru tIe sum OF -lo.9 % MAILING 0iaJ JUG
mont D 1888 30, with interest rOn the lih VI Janht.
lStJ. ,..... a, ... 4,
Oral rsunsut Of Coulsel CasrH 5S 2li ana lt ON
pfsir the clalAs Tor the loss Of tnc lautea oaN 81
itrirf c4s. Jjiio.i5 NoDen case .tOAtIoil B.inc5t
aud ease ll"Gisa1c A. Fa.se by Bant', an come rd
ia, TIlr.ttl 40 Jr. lS. Williams % al NJ. ST. To-
tor, p In. sel; No OS -H"Iatio D JJl,t; Ho liz
t;.r a. i. iaws. No G3 -h'0sts II. Grine r a. So ai@
-leify T. Haven ot al, other cases connected j" m the ci
tlre o. Tho Alert by thc Alabama, "oiv partially submitted
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho stage is never backward in good WORKS
NJ ii.v nl in gracious testimonial or hot"F 70 Itt
md I. icut The lafg impressive ceremonies ~ a..
,,or, ,.vts..siye of respect TO the memory o. ttt,
Ws' m were prompted by Nr. Juhn j. foid5 t'e We
lro,r, thaaI4cl luaaa-.r. Wh0 also u'sEh INC A't
and costly Shake pcar,au tlput" 10 le tniH'I
president which appeared IA mont OF the HOiHaS ole-'
TAeator in that cay.
"Caste" was produced at the Globe Ineatei'
in Boston last nieh w,t Nh 'onrt rs hcfes; If ~
Der a. y lrOy sis Kaf fiuc Rogers as h"iH Le'.'
Mis- I.fan CUnway as IJHy Ecccs, Ii, owen Ma.ioNo
"a V4rfree Mrs Macitr ~ the hd'T"sc &c o" -40t''
aud Mn j. H. Burnett as SDin Ge"T'0Se'
The little theatcr formerly known as BIy-
spta on. m ,,,,o aud later as Dariiuss VII, we are
fold be- reopen.d under tire 81 ne OF thf iWouty u
street TheatcI VITA GIss-csss STOCK company anu
new play.
Miss Kate Field has been giving perform
,prss in Tuolapd under an assumed name. she has APP
pearcd At Liverpool and elsewhere, ana VII dE ar ~
Scotlaud Mr. Carl Rosa IS reported aS h9Flhk alTi"s
~ NJ F,eId'e singing md suggested that she shpd
get Mas wilton which would serve Tor the f'pfcii u
NAV OF her voice. This LADY, 10 Will b. seen - p'u-
caliy pursuing those professional stdes "heh arc e''0H
taI 10 the success of "A dramatic asplfant
Mr.. Fechter has arrived in the city, and he Will
come fOf fth Thursday evening A. me LySeu 4nedVeI'
Is RisehenJach (Obcnrelzop, IN "LADlme'
Mr.. Daly's new play, called "Pique," VIII be
presented al the Fitch Avenue Thedter on Dee H.
Mr.. Rignold has pleased the Boston public
ss Henry '. lie has also made display Oh h ,Ipe ,,
temper before the fOOtShs, because spectator loon
tbe liberty of hsslng at him. letter IN me Bosfoi
Gnzeff states that blr KgHod apOsiTOpAkto lns SID
flaut individual Fiend" aud that the OHthdmR
demon was elected by tine hand Of the law.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION RECEPTION.

The thirty-irst reception OF the Brooklyn
Art Association was given last evening at tho Art Assoc
alton Building and Academy of Music. in Brooklyn.
There were more than 400 paintings on exhibition in
cludng pictures from the Packer aud POLYTECHNIC lnst-
tuos There was no order OF merit In the arrangement
of the pictures the committee intended that pictures OF
real value shond be so distributed that The collection
a whole, woud appear to the best advantage Tie
pictures exhibited are nearly all for sale, very
few Of them having been loaned for the ocea-
sion. There were few portraits, and few groupings
of men or animals. Landscapes ounumbered all other
classes of paintings The Nub!an story Teller repro
scn'ing the interior Of harem and the occupants In
easy positions listening TO the story of the Nubnn who
is seated on the hoor is by F. a. BTdgeman, and has
been purchased by s. Hopkins Keep Bridgeman has
other paiptings on exhibition. Mr.. T. H. De Haas e1
exhibited a marine painting. Drifting Ashore in a Fog
IL was one of the largest pictures OF the collection
Among the Adrondacks,' 10y Il. W. Hubbard, painl-
ing by j. Il. Whitaker, Mediation by Constance
Mavef The Charity Scholar" by COrneua w Conant,
and interruption" by G.. D0yen, were among other
unint!ngs exhibited. bust the work OF Miss E J..
brigham, which had been put on exhibition ony To-
crafty the expressed wishes of her friends, attracted
much attention il is the first work Of Mias Brgha
The rooms Of the Association Building were Iu! during
The whole evening much 80 mat those VINO Wlsied 20
study certain pictures compelled O. drift with tho
crowd. concert given ia the Asa0oiny OF Music
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
AH Notices Of Marriage, must be fnlorsed wi& NaH
name aud addJess.


BIssELL--At Norwalk Conn. saturday Nov 81 q
Fanny Miller Bisstl, aged years and mouths.
Funeral services at O'Clock, Tues ay, Nov. %
CASEY-At Fort LaTned. Kansas. Nov 90. 1875 Afeiia
Thornton, wife ~ Capt Jas Jasey L. S A. aud daughter
OF the Late Gen. W. 4. Thornton, L. :. A.
CODDIEGTON-On sunday, 2sth inst Martha A..
eldest daughter ~ rhOs b. and Almra II. r0ltuglon
The funeral services viii be at Trinity chapel Tuesday
morning at IL O'Clock. Friends Of the family
attend without further notice.
HOLBRCOK-In this city II after painful illness
OF internal cancer Charles Z. HObIOOk formerly "
Boston.
McALPINE-On sunday morning. Nov % 1878. Jane.
widow OF the late James McAne in the 9Jh year 0f her
relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
the funeral without iuit notice on IueSiay 3D inst.
D. from the residence Of her daughter Mrs. WiAL
Ia sOuh ElShtst, broOKJ ID, L. D. Inc remains vail 0o
Inferred In greenwood.
ROss-Mame Ross Nov 90 youngest child Of char.e, r.
q. Ross months and
Funeral viii Dr. held the residence VI parents
Bl0omhedaye. Tuesday, Both inst, at 2.
TERRETT-In Brooklyn. sltlrday, Nov o. Dudley
II. Tcrrett, IN the San year 0i "a, sge.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral al is ldo residence, IAoo
al l o'clock y. H.. lay, the 3Oth
VAN BOKKELEN-Entcr,h into life on SUNDAY Nov "a
Spencer Adrian, only Of Spencer ID. &. aut Aun Matilda
Van Bokkeeu, aged l9 years, months, . DAYS
James Char Laf9yetfs
and James place BROOKLYN, Wednesday, dec
b O'Clock =. M
VAN IAN DT-SGddenly SATURDAY afternoon. Nov 27,
MOrristown " j.. Theodore Van Landt VI Plsnheld, n
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Last night was pleasant one,-though not
Notably busy-at the various city teaers. Mr. Rowe
resppeaTed at Booths Theater as Mtfa"oeT' IN une
play Of "IAttlo Emily" which was impressNeF
1,g,,i.,ca and acted with Inucn ability, in pres
ence OF large audience Miss julia Mathews
and Mr. c. L. Macdermott pleased consider
able as,ernblage at the Eagle-Mss Mathews os Jenny
Lind end Mr.. Mscdermott as SINGER OF come songs
"our Boys' wa- repeated at the fiith Avenue Iheae
and O. ate" was again ch0rmiugly interpreted no wal
lacks both performances eng well attended NJ octave
Feniers Dallla" was well acted 10y tie French troupe
and seen by redued and select company al TIC Ly oeo
Mile T4ona Dare ca1no once more al tire olympic ana
her daring and graceful exploits were seon with aomr
ton. by a orowp % spectators Mr. Gus Williams ap-
,eareG ut Tony Pastors Theater, where he finds i"Fo
and whore he pleased quite numerous assenbiage Ih'
dramatic paintingof The siege OF Paris" was exhibited
% ,s, 81 tl. C,lo.4-ufn RosC Michel" at tie Union
s1uars Theater and rue Mighty Dollar at tie fMt,
attracted fn house-: ant agreeable entertainments were
OF Ir4 at the ll1IH Avenue H'"tci """ ''o VIZ i'
OF tls ? an Franc 500 AlAotltie
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30

saosins with care and tsstc, and perfectly conecion
tousy. Mss Drasdi unfortunately ndisposed and
~ Obliged 70 retire first In consequence
Of this the exquisite to. Lift thine eyes" and tho aria
80 Rest IN the Lord" well two three other
numbers had to be omitted. But the little work which
her iudisposton allowed her to do vas as is almost
always the case with whatever Miss Drasdii sngs,
tremey well donc and her enforced absence In the
ond part of the oratoo all the to he regretted
on this account Mr. Simpson in better voice than
usual, and sang with all his od-tlme vigor
The perfectly artistic character OF HIS work pec-
iiary noticeable in his recitaves, which sung with
the utmost cearness and precision and with regard TO
the meaning OF the words which rarely hears. His
two solos, II with all your hearts and Then shall the
righteous shino." were exQuisltely rendered; the
time OF tho latter, though. was little
slow Mr.. sohst. as Eiljah, extremely good. "Is
not His word Ike fire Z" admirably given, and 1t
s enough left very little be desired His recitatvcs.
too OF which ho has great many. carefully and
well done
The work OF the chorus very unoven. 1t Is not
well balanced and this defect enhanced at times by
the explosive singing OF the different parts which seemed
20 work along without any regard to each other
The tenors were very weak particularly on
the high notes. Tho chorus "Hep Lord was
very rough and coarse and "He watching over lsraeI
was numerically maugled. The orchestra too'
showed the same lack training the chorus, and the
brass WAS very offensive being decidedly coarse
and blatant The cho!us seems to contain some good
material for there were many young, fresh voices but
did not seem as though they could he depended Care
fu practice however would do much to remedy the de-
fects which were apparent their work and this they
have: with such conductor AS BrstOw they should
be ac 10 give better account OF Themselves than they
did Iast evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
THE FIRE RECORD.

RUBBER FACTORY DESTROYED-LOSs S6OO'OOo'
BosTov, Nov. 29.-Thc Boston Rubber Shoe
Company's factories burned this morning All OF
the immense brick buildings, with the exception OF one
wing are destroyed The loss is estimated at SGOOOOO
and the insurance ia S15G0O0 500 employees are thrown
out of work The fire supposed to have started from
the careless use Of gas Jet by one OF the female en
ploy6s. The insurance is divided as follows: Royal
$4,000 Liverpool and London and GlObo, $4,000 I;
Merchants $4,000; Hoffman, Globe, German-Americsr,
North British Fircmen's Fund, Washington, Penn, Com
mercc Lamar Relief. Alert, and St. Louis, $500 each
Northwestern - 900; humboldt. $1,000; Fire Assoc
ation $500 Atlantic, X. Y, $1,000; State OF Penn,
syIyania, $500; Citizens NewrleFscy, S23oO i.nyal
Canadian ~ JO0 Alliance, - 800; FaTragt T2JOO;
commonwealth $500; American Central, $1,000;
Citizens Missouri. $1,000; Western, $3.50; Fairfield
- 500; Equitable $500; Manuiacturere, n: j.,
- 5OO Enterprise, $500; Patterson, S55OO biltsh
American, $1,000; Manufacturers, 5000; FRANKLIN
Phijadephia - 800: Home. New-YOrk, $1,000; ~.
Paus Cld Dominion, Shoe and Leather aud Prescott.
g., 800 each. .
LATEE-A later estimate Of the loss by the burning OF
the factory the Boston Rubber shoe Company places
the iO-s at 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
TIE ST. LOUIS UHIsKY TEHLS.

"A DRIVE AT TIE WHITE HOUSE SE'-EN-COMMlsSIONLE
DOUGLASS on THE STAND.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2e.-In the Avery trial to-
dav c. Rogers at time Deputy Commissioner OF IN
ternal Revenue testified az to various matters concerning
the workings OF tho Internal Revenue Office at Washing
tom among other things "a follows: once organized
rad without Ayery's knowledge; Avery complained OF
#. and said he regarded 1t as mputaon against him
Douglas said The secrets leaked out IN way and he
intended To conine them few pOssibe tia was
the New Orleans expedition, and % was successful
John ". Douglass testified: Commissioner OF N
ternal Revenue from 1871 90 May at sub'C l1nt [" the
EcrOroaus raid wanted 20 try this disirct the news
oot ont m some way tnrn became convinced that it
ygoud De necessary 10 get rid Of the officers; sent
Ioyee to California that could have the books in
this district examined; h9 my pconas TO Mcdonald
and Joyce some ZINE De.o-e this, information OF ny
raids got out IN way was disappointed In the
first contemplated raid on NeW-Odeaus; avery knew
nothing Of the succesul raid on TIA! place; nc came 10
my Office sna complained that my action reflected upon
him. I'm e Fail of 1874 concluded % change .hg sd-
paysors, and talked with the President and seeI''aiy
Dtsfoy- about H o. soon as tie elections were over an
ogt OF the way, ! recommended thr Ctuhf'~' sent
Mcdonald ana Joyce 20 fnnHu' iAia M Ns Ni b M
| pressure brought - bear upon t't IleFiutHt; an ,
Mcdonald and Joyce were ho1 ifansie-ea "' h"''
In rlfacnco 10 the question TO whether rahcock
JoDce i'm MI district the counsel for Avery objected.
Ceu Henderson stated that ne Intended 20 prove lhal
Gan. Babcoc IN this l:n. ana win tLls N.h " -.
" arpil wac called, and asked 10 compare telegram
handed him with letter fion BaDtock Wril-h 70 iIi-
n.|i Tie tilrr Thought the telegram was NOT written
b, BtbCOck. t-- -, -
ar Dgulass was recalled but could not recognize tie
I tcIrrrl.,i ~ having been written hy Babcock
y X C,srn,an was then called eud said he vos =
Judge of haudWrtirg ana h"d $50 non "a Cd! is
mat Tho telegram aud letter were written ~ tie same
person. ., 49,. , et..-- a--.......- 4.
Warrington " lO said ne uH expert IN handNuihs'
testified ihat The leoI and Telegram were "iitlen Dy the
same hand. ~ ,-,sr.,
Jcbn H. Donahuc. clerk In the western Union Tele-
cT5pg q lcc was Ga called and Identified various tele-
iips as having been received ana sent from mere rCm
1873 % 174J. . So,
Iudrr Krlm objected aud stilmntiZcd the proceeding
a, one simply bolster up tubs case ai involve tAe
tufy I'm a uirudIc being tried The iclrfralia
were Isncnck aud not Aycry's. lie SAID ueY were M
troluceI also 10 mako drive al the White House.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
A WOMAN'S THANKS.

To ths EDITOR or The Irtbunf.
SIR: thank you heartily for letting us all
Give and let live" What happy privilege you confer
upon the conflicting surging masses in allowing them
voice and hearing through your mighty paper NJ only
object in writing you thank you most gratefully for
tho clear and gnied message you daily bring Of the
divine work going in Br0okynand Philadelphia Other
papers have been faithfully most points
but You have excoled in all am led TO write YOU thus
earnestly because OF letter sent you rom yed, Conn.,
When read tat letter felt keeny sorry that your cor
respondent should widely have faded IN his solution
Of the problem or life. In closing let once more than
you for tho intense enjoyment you have given and
thousands OF Others in The s gntrOIward, manly course
you have taken all the way through. L. L.
LAKE NOhezdH, Nov. 23, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
G0TERyMENr UEArHER REPORT

PrOb0biIilieS.
During Tuesday in the South Atlantic and
Gut ojatcs rising possibly followed by falling DarOn-
ter increasing north to east winds, colder, cloudy, ana
rainy weather viii prevail
Iu the Gulf states and Tennessee rising barometer,
northeast to northwest winds. colder, partly cloudy
weather. and ram, east Of tne Mississippi succeeded py
clearing weather.
For the upper lake region upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri Valleys. falling baronoer east to south Wn-
warmer, parity cloudy weather, ana possibly snow or
rain. rom Dakota aud Nebraska 70 Lake Superior
Tor me Ohio YdAty, tOrer i0ke region, ana Niddie
states high t0li0ced 6y failing barometer, WHdS reerg
10 n1tfl cast md S0ueaSt decidedy cOd partly cOHdy
rc0ie and possibly SHccecded ~ e southern portion "
hc last district By RAIS or snow.
For ngiand high barometer northwest TO north
winds decidedly cold and clear weather
For the canal region Of New-YOrk New-Iersey, Penn
sylyana, Maryland, OhiO and possibly Virginia ahd
Indiana, temperature below freezing Tuesday night.
CautOnary signals continue at lndian0la, Galveston
New-Oreaus, Mobile and from Cape Uateras 10 East
port.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
JERSEY CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education OF Jersey City met
last evening to receive the report Of the committee aI-
pointed to investigate charges lately preferred by
Director Hollins The first charge that the Board
had failed TO economize sufficiently to carry on the
schools until Dee l. The committee showed that every
effort bad made to the extent OF cutting down
salaries dschargng teachers and closing School NO. IS.
Tine charge. a.,lnst Director Mcdonald bad not been
investigated as the matter before the Grand Jury.
THO charge II extravaganza IN the purchase o. urne
n partially sustained Tho committee also found tn1t
Mr. Hurley Superintendent or Repairs had betn gt05sy
NEGLIGENT Most al the charges were not sustained, rud
Dirr.or Wnins vas severely censurci Ormdsng whole
sale charges. The Board resolved itself into COMMITTEES
of Inc Who'll. TO discuss the repOrt.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
.ANNIvrrsARY oF rnE roLI8H REVOLUTION.

.hNNIvETsARY OF THE POLISH ELYOLUIIOE.
The Poles of this city cOmmemOrdtcd yes
ray the lJth auny efsay of the Polish Revolution Of
1880, at 80. l6 Ei,ngtOnst The ban Was iicd with
Polish exiles among them several veterans who lad
taken par. u tie Revolution The back OF the platform
was decorated with large Polish tas daped In mourn
iug over this was a portrait OF Kcsciusko anu on
either side portraits OF Washington and John SobesA
Charles Jndrejows ski delivered brief address upon tho
history OF Poland sye ching their surings atter me
OF t.e evening were Joseph Czarneck Mr. hoJin pr.
Mtrgowiiz. and Mr.. EaHusl theY dcciaied uiit ne
arOr o its enemies. Russia ard Germany would al no
Dis ant day he engaged in a desperate war ana tA'h
nuld be tIc time Tor Poland 10 assert her freedom.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-30
MARRIED.

BIRNEY-BLAKF-on SATURDAY Eov. q. AZ 81 Dlrt'rt
Church Ncw-bOrk. by the Rev. Dr. Cooke Nilsli
g. Bmey Of The late MaOiGen. David Birncy oi ~ ~
depa, 10 Mary Frances dinplr oi Fancis D bike II
Boston.
BRlGGS-LAINE-on THURSDAY NOV 2j At he residence Of
L. II. WalirOn ESQ., seW-Iiavel, Conn., by the hr.
LODdell Rector OF 81 Paur- 4. srOin Brigg. and Mira
Annie VI. Lame both recently u Phil ae pia No cards.
GUNTHER - VAN NALKENBURGH - on v c.nes 'ay,
Nov %, the residence u the brides father by itss.
George Iabrske Gray Of Bergen Point Charles b. Guntor
10 Henrietta Van NdlSenbgrgh, both Of THIS c.tf.
AYES-NOUGUES-In san Francisco Cal, Thursday, Nov.
H. the residence Of James Anthony, by he Rev Dr Er,
Thomas Hsy ~ IjyemH Alameda County, 10 AGce,
youngest daughter Of the late Joseph NouSes Of
Baltimore and New YORK papers please copy.