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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s, 1875
Information has been received at the Navy Depart
mcnt that the United States steamer Froc arrived at
Carlisle Bay, Barbados, October 81, nine days from
Bermuda aud expected to leave October 20 for Ma
rlnham
Chief Engineer u. b. H. Wharton Is ordered to duty
oi board the Minnesota Pay Inspector G. Il. Thornton
to Philadelphia by the 18th inst for special duty con-
nscted with tho Centennial; Commander d. b. Har-
mony to examination for promotions Master G. G. Bow
nan for examination for promotion; Assistant Engi-
reer w. =. Plat 10 duty at the Naval Station, Key
Vest. Fla, by the LIST OF December next Assistant
Paymastcr H. A. Yorke reports his arrival home hav-
ing been detached from the Ianc, Asatic Station on
the 10th of September last, and ordered To settle
counts Leave OF absence has been granted to PROBES.
sor Luccn Nowcomb. stationed az the Naval Obscrva-
Tory, during the month Of November 1873 Tho leave
bf absence 81 Lieutenant Charles Black has been
ended until the 9th Of December next
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A ROMANTIC ART SALE.

during the last few days a collection OF oil paintings
water color drawings, etohngs antiques &c., belong
ing 70 mo late Pietro vani who committed suicide
unuer sucn peculiar circumstances few months ago,
nave oeeh on exhibition at the art rooms, No. ST
pfo@u"ay Last night concluded the sale and
was estimated that Vainl's productions brought
IN the neighborhood OF ST. 500 There was ouite a
ase Of connolsseus and others at the sale
,aat evening ana everything which bore vaini's name
was that OF $500 for the Veronica cbo" $62 for the
Dukes Page" and S325 for painting entitled usim-
plicityn -
There were among the collection nearly one hundred
oil painting and water coors, consisting OF small
sketches oil pages gorgeously atred women brigands
heads OF SAINTS less perfect in their way hui
everything that bore the of the late lamented
and too romantic Vaini was sold for all II not more
than IL was worth.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


List has been made a member OF the Academy OF ST.
Cecilia at Rome
Nine. Lucca gave four representations lately at Brus
sells or Moyerboer's IAfricaino.
signor Rossi's performances in London next spring
will be given at Drury Lane instead OF the Gayety.
The appearance of Mr. Edwin Booth MS Richard H.
on Monday evening, will virtually give new Shake.
spcaran character TO the American stage.
This afternoon and evening, at Walack's Theatre
will be the last opportunities OF seeing The over
land Route, with its fine cast and scenery
Charles and Harry Lauri, the London pantomimists
who visited this country about five seasons ago pro-
pose returning in the spring, Immediately after the
termination OF the London pantommc season. bringing
with them troupe of French and English performers
The Musical Standard says that there is a report that
twenty hrcc manuscripts OF Mozart have been found
among the papers Of deceased inhabitant OF star
gard, in Pomerania. Several symphonies piano
certo and Latin comedy named among the treas.
ure trove.
The "West End Watzcs," by Mr. Clarence sternbcr-
ger which were popular in the Long Branch bali rooms
last season, have Just been published Mr. stsrnbsrsAr
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THE QUEBEC LEGISLATURE.
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE ny THE LIEUTEN-
ANT GOVERNOR.

SPEECH FROM THE THRONE by THE LIEUTEN-
ANT GOVERNOR.
QUEBEC Nov 5, 1875.
The Provincial Legislature assembled at three O'Clock
to-day. The Lieutenant Governor in his speech from
the throne, welcomed the members on their assem-.
bling to begin the abors OF the third Parliament He
offered congratulations upon the peace and good order
which prevailed during the late elections and the re-
suit OF voting by ballot. lie regretted that the Prov
nce Of Quebec had not escaped the effects OF the
financial crisis felt throughout the Dominion but was
thankful to Divine Providence for an abundant har-
vest.
The difficulties experienced by the North Shore and
Montreal, Ottawa and Western railroad companies in
negotiating bonds having forced these companies TO
abandon the works undertaken by them, is recon-
mcnded that the government should complete these en-.
tcrprses and will be submitted with this end
ir view
An act will be submitted which, while scrupulousy
respecting the rights and privileges OF Catholics and
Professionals viii modify the administration Of the De.
parmcn of PUBLIC Instruction and render It's working
more cf1cacious.
The plan adopted at the last session 10 facilitate the
settlement Of public lands is great success
In spite of the financial crisis the finances OF the
Province arc In a satisfactory state.
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ENGLAND.

THE TIMES DENoUNCEs THE COOPERATIVE
CREDIT BANK-EFFECTs OF DIR. sTRoUsBERGs
FAILURE.
LONDON, Nov. g. 1875.
The Times in its financial article this morning, de-
the operations of the Cooperative Credit Bank
as a scandal and disgrace the city, strongly init
mating that it is swndling the public. BY dint OF its
unconqucrabe audacty and an INSCRIPTIONS dissent
OF pus it fosters schemes like the Keokuk and
Kansas City Railway which asks for loan of $780,,
D00 when it ordered to be sold for debt last May.
FAILURE sTRoUsBERG
The failure Of Dr. Strousberg, the great railway
tractor seriously threatens Russian commercial credit
Many failures have already occurred The banks
a state Of lear, which reacts on the London money
market
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BOSTON DRY GOODS.

BosToS Mass Nov. 5, 1875.
The Commercial Bulletin, in its review Of the dry goods
market says
There is rather better feeling pervading all lines of
goods, especially brown cottons The sale OF
$500 bales OF Continental C's and DIS for export to
Manchester, England, Is he topic the street. and
element of encouragement to cotton holders A cable
telegram on Wednesday for 900 bales more on tho
same terms refused by the maker. The steamship
Siberia which sails to-day takes invoice the
leading brands in Boston market This exporting
business IS growing to encouraging proportions, and
from the ten bale lot sent out in June last by of
our state street mill treasurcrs, lasting business Is
likely ensue
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SPAIN.

EoTE FROM THE VATICAN SENT TO MADRID
CARDINAL sIMEoNI's ACTION sUsTAINED-THE
coNcoRDAT INSISTED oN-CLAIM FOR EcCLE-
sIAsTICAL IMMUNITY.
MADRID, Nov. 5, 1875.
The Diario Espaaol OF this city, says the Vatican
has sent note to Madrid which expresses approval Of
Cardinal Simeons conduct regarding the circular The
insists upon the execution of the Concordat
fuses to recognize the royal pdce attributes the civil
religious tolerance and demands that the Bishop
Of Urgc be tried by ecclesiastical judges and not by
ordinary tribunal
REINFoRcEMENTs FOR CUBA-TRooPs TRANS
FERRED FROM CATALONIA TO THE NORTH
THE MEETING OF THE CoRTEs.
MADRID Nov s. 1875.
One thousand more soldiers will embark at Santan
er the Sth for Cuba.
The government has transferred two brigades from
Catalonia to the North
will not be postponed.
MINISTER CUSHING SAID TO HAVE PRESENTED
ANOTHER NoTE--THE JURISDICTION OF COURTS
MARTIAL OVER AMERICAN CITIZENS.
MADRID, Nov 5, 1875.
The Impartial states that Mr. Cushing the American
Minister, has delivered to the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs another similar that presented early last
month in regard the jurisdiction of courts martial
citizens OF the United States in Cuba The Span
ish Cabinet will speedily reply.
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A TANNERY BURNED.

BRIsToL, n. H., Nov. S, 1875
The tannery occupied by A. N. Draper & Co. and
HarI imam & Ames manufacturers Of buckskin gloves
and mttens was burned last night The loss on the
building Is SIS 900; insured for So 000 The loss OF A.
NJ. Draper Co. stock is S. 600; insured for 81 500
The loss of Hartman Ames on stock is 81 900; in
sured for 81, 600 The of the fire is unknown.
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THE MA1AYAN oUrRAGE-THE BRITISH RESI-

THE MALAYAN oUTRAGE-THE BRITISH RESI-
DENT AT PERAK MURDERED.
LONDON, Nov 5, 1875.
The Colonial Once has received dispatches from the
Straits settlements showing that the EngIishman muir
dcrcd by the Malayans the British Resident at
Perak His Interpreter also killed, four of his
suite were wounded and two missing
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ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER RAILROAD.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 5.
The Eastern division of the St. Joseph and Denver
Railroad was sold yesterday at Marysville Kan, by
the Master in Chancery and purchased by the pur
chasing committee appointed by the bondholdcrs for
$1,000 The Western division will be sold to-day.
An arrangement has been perfected among all the
parties interested and new company will be organ
lied, to be called the ST. Joseph aud Pacific Railroad
Company, soon as the sale IS confirmed. The road
will be completed ut and will continue under the
same management as at present
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INCENDIARISM.


WEST RANDOLPH, Mass, Nov 5, 1875.
About five O'Clock this morning several ncendiary
fires took place in Braintree, two miles from this
place Seven buildings, consisting of farm houses and
barns belonging 10 Luther Tilson, Joseph Smalley,
Loren Marsh and James Marsh, together with most of
their contents, consumed. The houses sit
uated seventy five rods apart and how they fired
one after another without the discovery OF the incen
diary Is a great mystery. The loss about SIS, 600
which is partially covered by insurance in the Farm
ers' Mutual
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EGYPT.

REVOLT ON THE WHITE NnE-THE EGYPTIAN
TROOPS DEFEATED.
LONDON, Nov S, 1875.
The Daily Rews this morning has special telegram
rom Alexandria saying that the inhabitants OF Kaka,
on the White Nile have revolted and defeated the
Egyptian troops, killing 100 of them. The govern
ment has despatched reinforcements thither
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THE VANGUARD.

AN AMERICAN INVITED TO RAISE THE sUNKEN
SHIP.
LONDON, Nov. 5, 1875.
Colonel Gowen, of New York, who raised the wrecks
Of the Russian fleet in the harbor of Sebasopo, has
been officially invited by the British Admiralty to put
in proposals for raising the iron-cad Vanguard, sunk
OF Wicklow Head
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A FIRE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

KEENE, Nov 8, 1875.
Lanor Weeks storehouse, with large stock of glass
ware burned last night The loss is $4,000, and
is only partially covered by insurance The fire is
supposed to have been the work Of an ncendiary.
Mr.. Wadron's house also burned last night.
Loss, 81, 900 covered by insurance
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

The attention OF the Brooklyn police called yes
terday to the mysterious disappearance Of Thomas Hay
a plumber, of No. 317 Atlantic avenue. Mr.. Hay left
his home last week visit Wadron, n j., to collect
bill of $500 On Monday morning he took a return
train TO Now York, and teegraphed his wife that he
would be home that evening. He has not since been
seen heard FROM and fears entertained for his
SAFE
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A PRESIDENTIAL PARDON.

PRovIDEscE, r. T., Nov. s. 1875.
-Manton Heard and Robert A. Pearson who, as
cashier and teller OF the Rhode Island National Bank
cmbozzed 500 600 OF the funds of that institution
were sentenced three years ago years. prson-
ment, have been pardoned by the President and were
discharged this evening.
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DIED.

TAYLoR.-0n Friday November s. ELzABETH STEW
ART widow Of the late John Taylor in the nth year OF
her age.
The friends OF her sons, MALCOLM s and John Taylor
are invited to attend the funeral from the house of the
latter No ~ Poplar street, Brooklyn, tomorrow Sun
day. at halfpast one T. NJ.
lfor Other Deaths See Eighth Page
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EXPLORING EXPEDITION.
ATLANTA. Ga. NoY. 5. 1877.

ATLANTA Ga, Noy. g. 1875.
The Atlanta Constitutions exploring party left Homer
rlle Ga, to-day for Okeeicrokce swamp. The party
numbers twenty-five and fully equipped. Professor
LITTLE the state gcolOgst accompanies the expedition
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eERMANIA THEATnE-rRAuLE1N corrRE1Lr.

GERMANIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoTTRELLY
Fri Cottrey, the and bright particular starr OF
the Germania Theatre appeared last night in Lockere
Zeisge," a new farce by Berg and Jacobson The play
extravagant buresque on marital inddclty show
ing II in its most humorous aspects There are some
half dozen husbands and lovers it, they arc all
fahless to their wives and swcehearts, and carrying
secret amours with other charmers and their hap
less wives and brides constantly discovering their
rascalty just whom their love making has reached the
most critical point. This gives rise TO ludcrous sua-
tions, which the authors have invested with racy
humor. Fri. Cottrelly portrays Dora, the lovesck
cook, and most phenomenal cook shc is-onc who
sing and play and dance, and knows all about
Beethoven and Mozart and Wagner. Fri Cottrelly
confirmed last evening the impression of her extraor
binary ability which she mado in "Ehrliche Arbeitn
Her youthful and winsome stage presence her exquisite
mimicry, her irresistible drolcry, which never
degenerate into the low inartistic her sweet SYM
pathetic voice. fairly took the audience by storm Her
vocal and tepsiohorian character porrayas the sec
ond act were real gems of The transitions in the
voice, the facial changes and instantaneous ransorma
tons OF character were as wonderful in their way as
those of Maocabe Her acting reminded of Gallmcyer
aud GeistInger their palmest days with this excep
ton only-that Fri Cottrelly never stoops to pander
to the prurient OF the godsn and that
her fun is always pure and chaste. Herr Witt as
the Switchman-a sort OF epicurean Don Juan
who makes lovo to every servant girl that
has savory viands TO bestow-rather overdid
his part but very funny, Notwithstanding The re-
mainder OF the cast not especially noteworthy but
the performance as whole extremely pleasing
With star like Fri Cottrely ana supported as she IS
golden harvest during this There is one question
however that may be asked with propricty. Why does
not Mr. Neuendor give us besides these humorous and
sentimental modern plays some Representations OF the
classical German drama OF Schillcrs and (ioethe's i'm
mortal prodnctionsY They would certainly appeal
strongly TO the culture and taste Of refined German
public.
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THE RED RIVER CLOSED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov 5, 1875
The navigation OF the Red River Of the North was
closed night by cold weather Several steamboats,
are reported frozen up between Moorhead and Winni-
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GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN.
RECEPTION TO THE GOVERNOR IN THE CHARLES
TON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

CHARLESTON, S. O., Nov. S, 1875.
The reception TO Governor Chamberlain by the
Chamber of Commerce, to-day, the occasion OF the
largest gathering of that body that has been known for
years In reply congratulations upon the wholesome
effect of the reforms of his administration upon the
commercial prosperity of Charleston and material
interest of the State the Governor reiterated his pledge
to give good and honest government to South Carolina
and expressed deep qualification at receiving the
Operation of the business men Of Charleston
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OBITUARY.
REV. 8. Y. MINISTERS.


despatch from 81 Paul. Mimi, says that the Rev.
S. McMasters, d. d., Lii d., OF Christ church
there and well known IN Protestant Episcopal Church
circles throughout the country died yesterday alter
long and painful sickness
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MISSISSIPPI LEVEES.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov 5, 1875.
In the Senate to-day the memorial to Congress- ask
ing for national system OF levces for the Mississippi
pagsed.
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TO BE HANGED.
GUELPH, Ont Nov.

GUELPH, Ont, Nov, 8, 1875.
Henry White colored, found guilty, the
asszes here today OF the murder OF his wife in the
township OF Peel on the 18th Of August last and was
sentenced be hanged the sd OF December next.
The Jury were out twenty minutes.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year az
indicated by the thermometer AZ Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD building
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.
GENERAL IGNATIEFF DEMONSTRATES WITH THE
PORTE AND URGES REFORM

GENERAL IGYATIEFF DEMONSTRATES WITH THE
PORTE AND URGES REFORM.
CoNsTANTISoPLE Nov g. 1875
General Ignatien, the Russian Ambassador had
long interview with the Sultan yesterday He repro.
scented TO him the maladminst-ation OF the country
the discomfort OF the populations the dlapidaton Of
the finances and the consequent urgency OF reform.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER AT coNsTANTINoPLE
THREATENS AN ARMED INTERVENTION.
VIENNA Nov. 5, 1875.
The Ncue Free Presse Of this city says that General
Ignaten the Russian Minister at Consantinoplc, has
bad interview with the Grand Vizler, IN which ne
threatened armed intervention OF the great Powers II
The Turkish persecution OF the Christians continued
DENIAL OF THE RECENT REPORT REGARDING
RUSSIAN NOTE TO THE POWERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5, 1878.
officially announced that Russia has sent no
communication regarding Turkey 10 the signatories OF
The treaty OF Paris ms reported Tho good understand
ing and the continued exchange Of views between the
Powers render such communication unnecessary.
THE sERyIAN MILITIA CALLED QUITO START
AT ONCE FOR THE FRONTIER.
BELGRADE, Nov s. 1875
The militia OF this city have been summoned under
Tor three days drill after which they
Immediately for the frontier
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA NINE.
MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF TEN DOLLARS A
SHARE TO DE PAID.
SAY FnANclsco. Cal. Nov. 8.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Nov 8, 1875.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining Company, nowIth.
Banding the recent losses by fire. announced this fore
oan that they would pay regular monthly dividend
4 q 70 per SHARE, aggregatng $l,s0O,O00 Iutlmaton
~ $50 been gwen that inc company has funds
k0NRn TO meet the next months dividend without any
Hther yield from the niue
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ACADEMY OF MUs1c-GERMAS OPERA.

Mr.. Wachtcl was in better voice last night than on
Monday evening, when he essayed the timo honored
tenor role in verdl's well worn opera He made the
usual points in his mpersonaton and drew down the
house before. The audience convused with
emotion and enthusiasm, when Psrepa and Santley
assisted the great German tenor. The Leonora of the
occasion, Mile Pappenhem, is a true artist The role
calls Tor much sensational acting and singing Mile
highest compliment that be paid a representa-
tive OF very difficult and trying role. Mile Pappen-
helm gave the we'll worn numbers with fire and effect
The company of Mr. Neuendorf should attempt Wag
merriam operas instead of those of Verdi which are
abomnabe when taken from the Italian boards.
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A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
extra quality go direct to the manufacturer. ESPEN
SCHEID, llS Nassau street.
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ALL CATARRH ABSOLUTELY CURED WITH
WOLCOTTS CATARRH ANSIuILAroR Pain subdued with
PAIN PAIST. Tested free. 90 Chatham street.
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Is young composer but his present composition h.
the merit OF originality gives promise Of
ful future
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1Q7H BILLINGS AMMAN -
IO(O. Josh KILLINGS famous FARMERS ALMl
Max Tor the wear 1876 the oest production Of wit snA
humor ever printed Full Of comic Illustrations Every
N' q. ~. CARLETON A CO.. Puhiah@mM
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So HAT FOR ST. 90 FINE HATS A SPECIALITY
SILK HATS IS ~, worth s. 10 New Church street, uT
stairs.
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A-DANDRUFF, DANDRUFF, DANDRUFF-DRY,
moist cay all Eruptye and other Scalp Diseases Fall
ing, Loss Fading and Premature Gray Hair. Untimely
Wrinkles and unnatural Redness of Nose also Moth
Patches Freckes Baekheads and Pmpy Eruptons Moles,
Wens and other Disheuring Excrescences without cut
ting leaving All cured by the special
Dr. b. q. PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York.
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mHE SUPERNATURAL

FINHE UPEKNATURAL.----
Glimpses Of the Supernatural Being Facts Records
aud Traditions relating Dreams Omens Miraculous 90
currences Appartions Wraiths Warnings Second Sght,
Witchcraft Necromancy Rev Frederick George Lee,
OF England book IL deep and absorbing interest Two
volumes one reprinted from the London edition Prce
S. q. W. CARLETON CO. Publishers.
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A-F0R MOTH PATCHES AND FRECKLES ASK
your druggist Tor PERRY's Morn FREcKLE LOTION 1t
is reliable. For Pmpes, Blackheads Flesh Worms. use
PERRY's IMPROVED GoMEpoNE AND PtMrLK REMEDY, the
great skin medicine consult Dr. b. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
street. New York; lock box LAG.
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II. PIPER co. CHAMPAGNE,
Carte Blanche,
"SRon and TIRES SEcn
for sale by all the principal grocers and
mended to all connoisseurs of really dry
CHAMPAGNE.
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Sole Agents for the United States.