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, 1876-11-23
TWEED.


Tho Frank'il Definitely Heard fron'-Hor
Officers In No Hurry to Get tho uoaa oil
tile ltaEIns Deep.
Sptcfa, Dispasch to Tho Tribune.
Nnw YonK, Nov, M-TAu United States
s,cor.fr,cato rroor,, hos ,,o,,, ,mor, a,es fa'n,
i.. ~, ~, I,lAa ,,., . sas oecn nea'u iro'
aalf'' a,ld t'las tile to nows tu'ncs 30 directly
anu with such particularly that thrre tai,
be no doubt Ut tho identity Ut tho vessel, or
TINT s]e ia within a few ho,rs, easv
sail Of New York. Tho clydo steamer Gull
strcain' from wilmington, arrived In tho lower
buy tllts morning at 1 o'clock. She left VII
miueton the l4.!. II, coming down thc CaDu
F.ar I1tver thu t,u,f stream rn,,o tw, blades ~
her m propeller, H. aud ller Voyage was lcnsthcpc.l ID
very materially by this accident. There was II
succession ol northeast storms, tho last u,,a
braylrst Monday evening, Tuesday oyauiny th,
ea.o s,,bajlc1 so,ncwilat Soon after thu t:rank. M
her officers not knowing but ttoy might need rr
asstst aurc before tho st,,rm wns aver ,ut. IN +hc
,1s.'sa.s ~ .I.,i. .a,,,. rl, 1,u'.,t,, s., W. s
as's''aso s, " 'ne,s n set"" ' M s!a fe1upnea
tHo sIgnai' shS .ao nef 'oto ana MT Stortn-
aulf Stream. Two hours later, about 10 a. H.. H.
ttc f1rif a. r,,m rom, IN viii, h,r on, , ,n,,
NV ,, uu,t et.s",4 e1's.u W W." Aei "ia 'uy
a1onHe!ao on hef lafboala ~ ulstalIce ot not
moro tha'l 1fty feet. Thc vessels were then
about twrs!ty-tWo miles east southeast Of Abse-
gat, a'd about eighty lnIlcs from Sul!lY liook
Thu aca wus very high, al,d ~ tho Hulf Stream
roso on the waves her olaeors could louk directly
down un the duck Ut tho Frankltli. Thu ftigutu
WIS IN t'rstrrato condition. All ller top hanlpcr
was u perfect ordcr. The officers werc ot, tio
quarterback thu men IN thcir places, At,t tho
top men nUft. Capt. CroWell, of tho Gulf
Stream, asked II 10 might kgep tle franklin
, 1876-11-23


HosToH, Nov. CA lnrbor pilot reported
last night t1.at lic saw, III Minot's, tilo iron-
collier NJ. 10, of tho Philadelphia e. Reading
Aailroad Company, in distress, and then sud-
dehly attcrwarl the vessel rank ont Of sight. lie
did not acc any small boats III tho vicinity Of tho
place where se disappeared, aud this gives him
thu presumption tint tho crcwof seventeen tcn
In Ilcr leslstsed. Tho collier had un board 1,0o
tons OF coal, and wan bound from, Philadelphia
to Salem. where she WI. tluu lust Friday. She
was one u several vessels built sunc tthlr since
by tho saElroa.l Company Tor thu transportation
of toal to statto1ls a1otg tho coust, a1,u was
valued at S125, 5,tMJ.
tNoTE-A report Is current In PHILADELPHIA
tlat the steam, collier Perkioule,1 was hunk II.
M'ston Harbor, MIL shn II doubtless the Yesspl
alluded tO Us collier NJ. 10.1
LATER-Tnr bAnuE NOT IXDEsrfpIgn.
TIiLADELr11A, Nov. 2..--With regard to tho
reported loss ot The atcasn collier lii Hoston
liaroor' thu phllaSlelrlla 4: Rcalng, Company
NJ 1nisa!ap llas occurred to lier, ns she WIS on
Sandy Hook this morning. We havo no intel
!!gc,cc Of disaster to any VI tic steam col
liors.
, 1876-11-23

lean Btatc Central Committee. ia still hopcful,
and feels encouraged nt tho prospect for nayes.
Asto tho threats OF the nemoerata. he, Gen:
atSsr aSxa sasa hsssee @ GS fS sa te 1
as % Kcenan 1 's and ljau 's Cameron sSS' So wSo
desire to wade III gore. The pcopIc Ut tho co.tn-
try arc for peace, aud are rca,ly to giyc a1le-
tlent let It be Hayes Of Tilslct,. They feel Ger
tain TINT, II Florida Is not tampcrgd with by
eGrr1pt DcnWrnts, 1t IL sure for Hayes, as Is
aiso Louisiana. They seem to feel seci,ro In tho
eyer Is declared elected. John. b. Jcircfy and
W. x. Sullivan, Of the Journal, returned yes
1tSerday. but they declined being interviewed by
IhfnrHg rcportere, tnaamucf, as they didn't lcel
like "scooplngh their Own paper.
TliE CASyAss1No BOARD
completed Its lab,rs ahuut noon yesterday. In
the afternoon Mr. Hitchcock, tic clerk, was
y busy os work trying Z, figure out the totn's.
rupted hl. work very materially, heucc very
litt!u was donc. The footings will m completed
nrg official:
ttvts from lie Flint Dlstriet: Thonpst,,', Il,
1'ieh; Easton, H., S.:,io; Wentworth. p.
D[strtet: ! Taylor, r., 1854; Sheridan, p,
ieksy ay no D. e{E ,s,ft E1fsn'S9sr. TssrCs, D.,
Stowe, D., 4,l435f; Mctlilvray, t!rccnl,aek,
0,152: From The F!tt!, District: lioel!c, n,
7,5nH; kio16assa, T., 7,U5o; Dunn, H.. 7,0lO111;;
shailey. D., 9,es5l{; Roberts, Greenbaeker,
7231{. From the Sixth District: voss, D,
s.3A; Sexton, Z, U,pa7k; s!t.!g, T., 4.sl..;
Thomas, r, 4,433; Adams, Ind: T.. :4l7U
From tile seventh District: Bierteldt, H., B,0t0;
Kedzts Ri e'55SS ,S,I kIchm D.: ,S'Gss ssksllly sly
For seuator froiIi the Fourth District:
K!Idle,t, r., 6,e5o; scanlau, ., 5+ls.
trict: delaney, D., 5,152; Adams, r.. ~.
For members ofthe Boanl OF Equalization from
the First Congressional District: Smith, D.,
1871; MorRan, T.. 1858; etcarns, D., 1,o4; ;
Skrl1y, D., 405. In the above district the Tute
given ia July TINT c4st In Cook County. Du Page
County, which IA q part Of tho district, gives
Morga!,y IT,, about zoo maturity, and elrcts
him. Fur member Of the I,oaru Of Equalization
from the Second Congressional District: Me-
holt, D., 14,HT: Thr,op, H., 1852. For mem:
Der of the Board Of Equalization from the Third
Congressional District: Chase, r., 10,Ut3; pca-
body, D., Q,l10.
, 1876-11-23
GETTING WARM.


--,; ----;; ,...--
ca1nos 'hteF1ero III eaaes where INC htatute NJ
!nfas remedy. Iho Supreme GDuft u y"
''nnis, IN aioo1e Va. lloisinstoif, I'll ILL.,, 2E',
saiH:
We ind In como States, by express enactment.
cost. of ehnncGry cnn inquire fnt1 the validity nf
ctSeiions " Pill bne We haye fonnd no case ~
H. Hanae, !. IL "ae eaAe uauet
.,,s ,I,s, T<... p"". .u., =. o,., u.,. o,, n,.
ea1 ~ tls sonrt elttl !, Uh'o ntatel ~ HreWh-
a., IT., r., " ONO STAG. LIZ - renhsyls9nla
' c.M.s' ~, u; Il fenhey!Vahsa etate' o9o' - M's-
i II ~ .,.. ., r,oo,t, y. f,.1o,h,,-, AZ Tin.
t. ~. tng case OF tcoplo ". oa4espufg' 70 i'ii-
"otst t!e Iohrt salh' ........ ..... ..
II II be meant that court OF equity can grant an
Injunction To essy election Or prryent an uEcef
c'cct ffon! acting until ilha hearing, the ground
IT, not wcll taken. !. =. To sanction the praetlcn
o. gFsnflnY ts1nhorary Injunction In thct, caret
....eh nc h.S,y calculated 10 obsfnst tlie sae!oa4
un;,if s7ni.s y, ~ tna ~ ~. y.
owers nthrrwis" n =. ~, fmI ~ Sa ,t,t; y" ho
prevented and rDyernmsnt srsatlt rTnba,rnssc,i.
u1n n,cwstor Ia ~ ill., T,,,-t .at1.
c.....'u 1.st..s .o'f - ~. Soun '"'4.
In contested ciecton ,nvnivnw ,hr tiuht, ~ tbt,
comnnfr tlfs or Sbnt ,t,, '''as @ c"st tin +ho~
shn dccarn thc ynio oen. ,hn t1uaHn ~ ~ ssy nxs
thry shaiIY Can We sitting in eaaty, declare 10
the conrts Of Common Pleas AMI Quarter serrions,
y ioa shnli not IN my event compute these returns
IT, ~ WY eoliteet W'iieh may sfiso before yon, when
Au1 NV ~" saSs Jou HaS'
lAe p2!iit Was presented TO the Supreme
C1urt " iIs'tlola In tue cAsc Of The People tx
, 1876-11-23

fo,lrae Of dinner Nelson expressed his regret to
VT William Hamilton TINT lie Ind little tnste Or
DISCRIMINATION for art.
But" said he, turning tn West, "tilere IA
a.print shnp where yonr Death IT Wolfe Is III
the window without being stopped ty It."
West, 0f c0nrec, male his Acknowledgements,
nn1 Nelson went IN to ask why he had pA,utcti
10 inorc of them like It.
"l.ccausc, my Lord, there arc no moro sult-
oh IT," said tic sailor, ~ didn't think
Of that;" anl asked lin to take zlass of
champagne.
Hut, my Lord, fear your intrcptaity Will yet
tuEnsll INC such another scene, and II It should
shall certainly avail myself Of In
"Wffl Joui' said Nelson pouring out hump
Wests " ySu. x 81. I've We.ti i'i The itope
silnl1 die III tho next battIe.''
We all kirnw low tho painter fulfilled his
promise III tho "Dcati Of Nelson.t'
, 1876-11-23
THE RAILWAYS.

n butSIED 1OtlIs
Tic roat1s leading cast from st. Louis pooled
their earnings til business 10 points bcynnd
pittsi,urg, Buffalo, Cincinnati, ald indianapolis.
This was done to 10 away with tho disastrous
competition which Ind been going on previously.
Tho working Of the pool, haweycr, gaye con-
siderable dissatisfaction to some Of the lines
during The past few months, especially to tho
Chicago 4 Alton and tho Toledo, Wabnsh i;
Western Railroads, which claimed that sonlo Of
t1te ,i lines were violating tho rules Of Tho pool;
Sl!I,; Matters became worse every day, aud
meeting for the purpose Ut adjusting
tllo difficulties or tn break up the combination.
Tho meeting was held yesterday at the Grand
pnclc Hotel In thls city. Tlhr roads were repre-
ecnted as follows: j. D. Cox, Receiver, and
1ohn Osborn, General Freight Agent, Ut tho
Tpledo, Wabash d. Western Railroad; j. e. Nc
Mullin, General Superintendent, md James
Smith Genera! Ffeigit Agent. Chicago s. Alton
Matlrcad; +; McKcen, ,rrcstdcnt st. Louis d
dtnttapolta g. st, Louis Railroad; j. Z. Simpson,
General Manager md ]. c. Noyes, General
Freight Agent, Of the Vandalia md IntlIauapo-
lis md st. Louts pooled lincs; and ". Du,lea1,,
Gencra! Freight Agent Ohio 81 Mississippi l.aFl-
road. Tl!e Hon. j. u. Cor ,yas elected Chair
,na,t md Mr.. ". Duncan Secretary.
Iha meeting was very ANIMATED one, and,
after long discussion Of tho questions for
wh!cl, It tad been called, It waa decided to dis
to adopt tariff froxl st. Louis to Ihints In tho
East hasea III the Chicago rate which Ia about
cents higher from East VI. Louis thnn from
GhcagD. After adjournment, tho General
Freight Agents went 10 work to make tariH
OIL tue above lnsts.
, 1876-11-23

ft?A ANTONIO tI$f. J. IJfiu{4
Yesterday al,out lluo,i, wllilu thu waiting was
go!ng on, u lal!k, long-halrcd, sccdy-!ooktug
lluu rode W U1t thu pavement 1ear tiu Court
House, slid 0tI, and hltchcu oil cmaciasttl pony
10 au awning post, aud hcga,. loaaug about tho
polls.
After l,e had kept this UP about half mn hour
without any satisfactory results, he sid!e.l up to
u ncgru, Who was also busy doing nuthtlG III
particular, aud whispered, ''Just rlnt OUT sam
10 ,ne."
"Wlat gnnt''
s'sA,uu.y rildcn, Of course. tho man that's
rlnning fGr otre ut this 'lection."
"Nepcr heerd OF hiln befoat,-reckon ie Ii
moycd out In du country"
Thoe,uutryiNan then took I'LL Intelligent white
nun on so ollo side, aud whispered ''D'ye sco
Hayes ubout In the crUwli4'
The tntrrrogated lnan professod Ignorance.
"Wrll, what walitrl to know IL, whar nir
them candidates that mir paying Is lor votes,
like tlluy wcru Ut lust election when wis III
tswns'
When he was told thut there wceo no ltWal
candidates running, A!lu tl,at there was nu free
whisky runplnK, either, liz rasel aud went oll
, 1876-11-23

Special Djspatch to IAe Tribune.
MADISON. Mis-. Nov. 1s.-rull returns Of Ill
counties have been received ut tho Secretary Of
State's ore. The tutnl vote Of tho Statu IL
A0,G3, Of which Iiaycs rcceiycl l30 UT; Tisden,
12a1a6; auu Peter Cooper asl scattering, a,0l5.
Hayes majority OVER rlldcn Is Gill. The CON-
g1cssonal vote Ia ~ fulluws: F!rat District. c.
q. Williams, Republican, majority, 4, ,7.A.s; Sec
ond District, L. B. Caswcl, Republican, rnujor-
ny, 32s; Third District, George c. 1lazcltou,
Republican, maturity, ZOOS; Fourth District,
William T. Lyndc, Democratic, majority, 5,7Ul;
Fifth District, Ed 8, Bragg, Democratic, n,ajor-
!ty, 55i3; Sixth District, Gahe Rouck, Deislo-
Humphrey, Republican, majority, 7,477; Eighth
District, Tllad L. pountl, Republican, uiujprlty,
Qh0,
, 1876-11-23
THE DOUGLAS COUNTY CASE,
Speci1f NspGfch 10 TAs TrfbutS.

srntsar1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. :4!.-1o1lay, after
consultation With tho Governor auI other Stute
officers, Secretary. .ofState Harlow accepted the
amended or correct return from Douglas Coun-
ty and this Is taken as an indication that Joncs,
Democrat, may probably bu seated, though the
legal point Is still i dnl,!,t whether the County
CanvasFing Board could reasonable anu change
return, and tllrreby change the result.
The official returns IRON jasper County wcrc
received to-day, leaving Cook only TO be heard
from. II this lie received the canvass will be
made to-rnosrow. Jasper County {utllcial) gives
HaYes glS; Titlcn, 1,lG1; Cooper. 108. The
official footing, excluding Cook County, Is:
Hayes, ~, ,5s; Tildcn, al0, ,3o0. Hayes plural
ity, 81 us.
TjilRTEENTt1 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The fotluwing Is tile utilrial vote of tho T1!r-
tceutl Conversational ufstrict:
, 1876-11-23

On fhursday last three artstocratic young
them began q conversation relating to tho Pres
i'!enttAl election. Soft words eo0l grew into
lnld ant acrimonious controversy, In tic heat Of
which one. Of the dtsputants, driving Of her
Eol,l watrll and cllAti', offered to bet them
against 4f50 TINT Hayes wns elected. Tho
n1onoy. was Mt once produced By the other, ah.1
the third young lady pocketcd the property a.
STAKEHOLDER. Then tie car was Btoppcd, aud
the three beauties, two with higlly-1ushed
faces tHppcd gracefully away.
, 1876-11-23
I0IIfsIAM& f}0HDS.

New OuLnANB, Nov. a2a.-Thu State Supreme
Court las grantud u pcrcmptory mandamus
compelling tho Board of L!quidators tu fund
el2l00o Of tile bonds Issued under Tho act Of
1859 to atd In tile construction Of thu Mississippi
IL Mexican Gulf Ship. Canal. [NorE.-.rhu late
Attornvy-G General Fluid successfully resisted tAe
nettar uIhtrrt Cu1rk.i
, 1876-11-23

Hs,, ANOTHER HEYoLCTIoN.
itvn vvsA' W. Nov "a French steamer arrived
gsnae; '"as tno 1o1'o"!1E ntell-
satt'n w. W Asxlco, Nov. 19.-Tho political Sit
iu,,ir Its H.. become much complicated Ex-Chicf
s.o, sesaa has proclaimed himself proyis-
N, n 1nsaent n o{ the Republic, and located his
Ga,n,,pasorS uoSetnmcnt Ut Leon, In tho State Of
sAtL sus.olnt thG hl,,, Legislature and Governor OF
us:zpss!1s5s;!l!at ts!sslas t. lso sttasksa tEu A"es.
Protestant " wlti' thu cry of ''Dcath to tlls
"a In house untti ths pollce taasd ressasd
stersl DcouatuIees Doauees Of tbs Supreme Court and
Ss1sssse Ss1saea :; tsgulur Cabinet, aad appointsi s I'd
snops ~ t',ary,a': NJ M,au5: Fore!4n Relations, etc.
bettd il 'sa!as, With lis Goyern.aent. il @ eI.
40 .,n,sss ssff tiort tliac.
es'xuvut i, 91!aas 1aas ha4 seconded the Iglesias
l., 's1soa " releiYlnG copRretulatory
, 1876-11-23
STRIKING 'LONGsHOREMEN,

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. M.-SOme striking
down town and .uuEclcd along tho lcyeo,, heal
cd by field band. As they moved up thu levcc
their number Increased l4ptly. Upon rearhtut.
jackson street ull thu I+o,lgslloremcn Oh thu
lcyco had Joined tbs column, witcl, numbered
about 1,D0J. vhu la1,ortrs IN tho leyeu wl,o did
not 1oin this prorolsol VI ths stskrrs quilt work
for tinp. No disturbances,
, 1876-11-23

like pirate. lie said The wholc town vas an In.
fcrna! e'!linllc. lie had come thIrty-lye miles
ont OF mis- own county to vote herr, because no
Thought 1t was 1.-Two town. The Whole darn
election was perfect farce to fool people with,
and flc was gazing to let tic bInmctl town sliic.
Aud, rctnarkfng nEnin the whole election was
farcc, he started for his pony.
As soon rs a so1c,nn-facetl policeman arrested
l!tm for tying hi. horse On tbs pavement, tho
1aree hcRan to wanc. and when thu Recorder
fined him ef0 this morning, tho forcscl natutp
lad entirely disappeared.
, 1876-11-23

Tho following aunelote, sulnteI by Alr. Tick
tho Death of Nelson,n IL given Ia the Editors
Drawcr Ut tho Dcecnlber humber Ut uarper's
-uu34xins:
Just before Nelson went to sea Tor the Inst
tllne, West sat next to tho great Captain ut an
entertainment Rltrn tu lis honor. aud In the
, 1876-11-23

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2s.-By order Of tho Dc1s-
ware, I.ackawannn u Western Railroad Com
rany, 1Gl Oo tons 1T Scranton coal wcre sold
!o,!lav ut auction. The prices show a 1areo
falling. of compared witt, Inst monti.s-7,5W
tons of steanl0at bringing S3.1711z; as,0O0 tons
Krntcf f2:b715Gl9.75: 17,ND tons egg, $3.g;60
..t94; U,,000 tOt,a stnvc, &}.525&13. .12I<; 1000
tons chestnut, 81.15d3.571.
, 1876-11-23

II "UIH {V .11UEHGfNs
iou VIII bnt Mrs. Wsneow's Soothing Syrup tn
invaluable friend. 1t curcs iyaentcry md dIat-
rhMa, regulates The stou.ach unl bowels, cnres wind
collie. Aoftens the gu,us. reduces Inflammation, and
gives tone and energy ~ the who1c system. In ni-
!nnst every innsAnce where tho infant IL suffering
from pal and exhaustion relief viii be found In il
Or Ky 1i!nuten after tho Soothing Syrup hna bcen
administered. Do not fail to procure It,
, 1876-11-23

Spzt1H7 zH9tF1Eeh p TIE 7F16QNt.
GRAND KArtDs, Mich, Nov. 23-Iuhn Cor
man, Of Ncwnygo, either blew out the gas Or
turned It OIL after turning it oil in his room at
the Commercial Hotel in this city last night
When rcscued this forenoon he WAS unconscious,
though Just alive. Tllcre Is hope TINT he NAV
live, though tilcru is grave doubt Of Ills being
finnlly rcsuscitatel, ho lns nut recovered co.i-
se1uusucss yet.
, 1876-11-23

The 1famhn Hatr.-To give It strenFtl,
ful!InE out and quicken lis rruwsh,-fn short, 10
MAKE =, M i a. intended. the crownny personal charm
Will accomplish. il faiihfully utcI. There il a
stffnnlat'ng proporty IN this preparation which
greatly a:siIt- tho growth Df the Hires, ut the aae
time rendering them sMootl silky, md elastic.
, 1876-11-23

NEW York, Nov. 22-1n consequence OF re-
ports from Baltimore that William II. Vander-
bilt, Viee-Pres!dent OF the New York Ccntral,
had proposed u compromise to President Gar
rett, Of tho Baltimore g. Ohio, allowing tllfIcr-
CEce In freight rates In favor OF Baltimore and
Philadelphia against New York, runors were In
creation down town yesterday that q settlement
OF the present railroad difficulties was likely to
be 1nado without another formal meeting 1T
managers. Inquiries elected from Messrs.
Jcwctt and Vanderbilt no information
beyond q denial that my compromise
had becn proposed tn the managers of thu
re,nsylyan!a and baltimore q Ohio Roads,
md a1i assurance that no agrccsnents would bc
entered into which would give to Philadelphia
anu Baltimore any advantage over New York
on the export trade. 1t Ia inserted tint sats-
factory u,ldersta,ldIng wll1 pttohably be reached
to at the last meeting Ut the managers. The
pu!nts OH whfcl, tho managers ara ut
present agreed arc that through. rates from COLL
paratiyo places In tho Interior uf the country to
TIRES ports, New York, Philadelphia, aud Daltl-
more, and that, on nil local frc!gts, differences
shull hc allowed in favor Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Tlu disputed points arc ~ regard
and the pluco at Which the rcad]ustsnent
Of rates IN respect to Kucll differences ellull
he made. The Eric and New York Ccutral Cotn-
pantes resist the deinnuus Ot thu baltimore u
uhio and Pennsylvania Companies, tint these
differences BlIall he percentages Oh freight rates.
according to tEli!eagc and insist that they sainll
le liked difference Of about = cents In fnyor Of
Philadelphia, and ~ ccnts IN favor Ut Balti-
more They nlso Insist that the pncu for nlnl;-
irg rcadjustlnents shall be III New York City.
GRAIN RATES FROM CROSS POINTS.
A meeting Of the General Freight Agents Of
the roads running across Illinois aud Inliaun
was held at tho Grand Pacific 1iotcl
yesterday for the purpose Of establish
Ing q uniform schedule from all cross
pu!nts in Illinois and Indtana to
Cincinnati IL t1eftersonvillc. The following Gem
eral Freight Agents were present at tho meet
Ing: II. !. ragc. Indianapolis. Cinysnunti &
Lafayette lsallroAd; 4. II. Mcleod. CtncMuat',
Ohio ~ Mississippi Ruilrond; II. ". Gcigcr, def
fcrsUnyilr. Madison tE indianapolis ItHllroad;
Ii. &. Dichl, lh1sanupnl:s, Bloomington s.
Western; ". S. Spcnr, Toledo, rruria 81 VAR
saw; H. ]. Stewart, Chicago, Lafayettu d Ctn-
:innatt lsailroati; /. Il. 1a!s, lll!nols slland
fsallroul; IL. ". Iilblnril, Van1ulia anu Indt-
Alr: ii. L. ingalls,, President a,ll Receiver Of
the indianapolis, ClncInuatl II Lafayette ltai-
ruad occupied the chair, ind Mr.. il. W. Ill,-
burtl of thu Nunlnlla null indianapolis nnt st.
1.oslis Railroads, ucted as seeretury. After u
lengthy session, tile injecting succeeded u,lopt-
lux tnrlT u, grain fr0en I'LL crDss-l,outs III IL
ltHo!s md In1lana to Cincinnati Hn1 Jeifcrson-
vile. Tic raies from tic principal po!nts aro
pounds; Pcoria, Is cents, Chicago, IS cents;
Bloomington, ~ cents; Decatur, IL ccnts; n!d
frum ut!irr points on the same busiA Thu new
tur1l gues into eFect Monday. NOV. II.
, 1876-11-23

HTEAMEW BUNK.
AMor, Nov. ea33.-The British steamer Leonor
and tho American brig Frances Lcwry, from
swatow for New Chwaug, haye been iii collls-
ion. Tie latter was sunk, atld SIX OF her crew
and passengers drowned.
, 1876-11-23

4 btBTURbINd CONTROVERSY.
LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from Paris
suites that tic Left recently introduced III the
Clan,bcr of Deputies au Interpolation to tho
Ministry, Asktne why the military escort to
which tho tuncrulsof ul1 rne,nbers Ut the Legion
cf Honor are legally entitled have been refused
In cascs wFero deceased have been buried With,
cut religious ceremonies. Tills question Is BE-
co,utng q very serious Quo. The Left refuse to
compromise, aud It IL feared Ministerial crisis
may eIBue.
, 1876-11-23


GRAND KArlps, Mich, Noy, ea.-Jamcs II.
Brown, Il freight brakeman OH the Urand Aaptds
Il Indiana Railroad, fell under trail, Of cars III
tllIs city to-day and WAS run over. Both his
artns were tvrrib,y maliglcd, aud lle sustained
other fnjurirs. Ills physicians fear that 1T will
not recover. 1lc IL siny1e nan wloso parents
reside I'll Pfttsbnrg, Pa
, 1876-11-23
NAVAL

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. aaaa.-Tha United statcs
monitors, Montauk aud passalc, under convoy
Of the United States steamer hhAwu,ut, to-day
steamed down to Hampton Roads under t.-'H1n
to b. in readiness tu sill tnaMsliatsly.
, 1876-11-23
SlllclflE.

Special Dsposth to 71e Tribune,
nunuQu., In, Nuv. 22.-Jan1cs Clark, nm oil
resident OF Greene falanf, Tacl,sol, County, at
tempted to commit suicide ,terday by cutting
ills throat. He Is not expected to recover, and
Is supposed to be mentally dcrnnged.
, 1876-11-23

Sptctu! Dt4patch to The Tribune
BLooMlNGTuH, ILL.,, Nus. :as1,.-To-lay SON
Of Edward Wilson, four miles frotn Blooming
ton, aged II, was struck over the eyes with
bat accidentally. aud will probably lose tho
sight vi both eyes.
, 1876-11-23

DIR. Hrnntl1lent'H Mcthnf nf DctectInG Dis
eaHea at sight Ii peculiar and true, by Which ho
surpri.es the throny Of inyulits who crowd 10 con-
suit Him daily. lle cures NIL diseases By laying on
nt hands, ETC.. without druga. Adrice free. Al
Palmer House, pasl.r ",
, 1876-11-23

3enLlN, Nov e..-Tho Relcl,stag, by vote
Of o13 yeas to los nays. hos passed clause of
the 1aw-courts b'il whcl, transfers tho trial OF
pressoircnsca to jurics. The PrusaEan aud Saxon
Ministers Of JuRtlee opposed tho cla1sEc, which
Is also In opposition to tile Wishes OF tic Fed
cral Council.
, 1876-11-23
AT ISIxttIN.

Epecfai Disp1tch to Tia Tribune.
EL0tN, ILL.,. Nuy. "a llrc IN Du,ldec to-day
destroyed tho sas'l factoEy Ut Taylor, Hunt s.
Co.. ind wagu,.siop of A. Underwood. Total
loss, &l5, 600. No Insurance..
, 1876-11-23
THIKEEENT1G EUNGEESS1DNAL DISTRICT.
The fo1iu'sing Is tie utlleial vote of tho T1!r
tcgutl CONGRESSIONAL ufatrict:


:, pVsE4ut 7T9EustH ~ TIE 7FT1HHz. :.
BLooMlhUToS, ILL.,, Nov. ..ss,-IAu name OF
thu llun. T',otnas Mitchell. OF Bloomington, Is
brought to tutice by tile Champaign Gazette as
q candidate for the Spsakership Of the next
Legislature. Mr.. Mitchell Ii 5uvoritc in Cen
tral Illinois, and las Just been returned as a
by thu ateLcan County Nepus,-
lsca1s. HI Ia uctiyc, entrrprlsfnE, upright, an
excellent tinker, aud d shrcWl parlamente1ias.
, 1876-11-23
MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Altnn., Nov. 229..-llle official rc-
turns for Minnesota show Hayes imaiority to bo
:A,A}s Tho three Republican Congressman arc
elected BY the following nlalorltics: Dunnrl1,
8,Vi5; Strut, !, ,s30; Stewart, 900.
, 1876-11-23

Hollands Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron IN a
valuable remedy for nervous debility, impoverished
l'lood. and inquired digestion. Depot 81 ClssE
elrett.
, 1876-11-23
RlI.l tAR1S.

NEw Yong, Nov. a3.-In tho billiard tourna-
lllcnt today three ga.nes weru played. Jacob
Bcha6sr, VIM startcd out 81 well yesterday, d..
teating Maurice Daly, wss defeated In turn thls
, 1876-11-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE UNITED sTATES SHNaTUKHulF.
RALEIGH, Nov. :aa-rhe Hon. II. ". lsuuso1n
waa tonight Nominated by tho Democratic
caucus by leclumatlon for United States Sena-
tpyshfp.