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rHE BODY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
AOHe About the ALLEGED Plot % Steal
the b 0A0lnA

NEW YORK, Nov. "a special to the
Times from Chicago says: can INQUIRY into
the facts OF the attempted theft of Abraham
L1r coins body at Springfield show that
prior TO the time that Mr.. Elmer Washourne
was Invited to resign his position as the
mead or the secret service bureau by the
President be had obtained information from
Deaective Tyrrell, OF the secret service in
Chicago, that there was an attempt to be
made TO remove the remains OF Aoraham
Lincoln from the monument at Springfield.
The most extraordinary part Of this disclO
sure was the agency the friend or old Ben
BOYD, the L glorious counterfeiter, now sery-
ing ten years term In the Illinois penften-
nary, bad In the proposed scheme of VII
ialDy. Ben Boyd was captured by Elmer
Washburne some time ago. and q gang of
cOunterfe1ters such as seldom obtain q foot
bold In the state was broken up. BOYD,
through the agency OF his friends and his
own wealth, has for some time past BEEN
trying TO ltoerate himself from prison. The
snIewd scheme was to carry on the remains
OF NJ. Lincoln, secrete them and keep them
until President Grant should be compelled
70 give BOYD bis freedom, conditioned on the
restoration OF the remains to their former
resting place. The information thus OBJ
tanned was conveyed to Leonard wett,
esq and Colonel Robert Lincoln, both OF
this city, and steps were taken to frustrate
the plan. Mr.. SWEET stated to-day that
while many people might think this desce-
ration Of the tomb of Mr.. Lincoln q mere fob
"put up" by parties for selfish Interests, they
we're greatly mistaken. He believed there
was well. concerted plan on the part Of
these desperate men to secure possession Of
these remains"
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0YnNAsflc ExHRorsR for young ladies
are part OF the regular fnstruetfos IN .
In the higher schools I'm Bsriin they nave
oeen toT some time compulsory, and On
October The same system w. extended 90
al ne communal schools 1or etrla IN The Ger
movement Gomez from the mothers Of the
pupils.
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TURKEYS DANGEROUS GAME-7he Sha-
tQHs Ftea 10 EsfeT The Black Sed.-A New
York Herald dispatch. dated London, No
vemoer 8, says:-Tne greatest mystery hangs
over the conduct OF the Turkish government
It's acts are beyond the uDders tandIna OF
ordinary statesmanship. When peace Is
within Its grasp IL now executes al action
which equals anything that Russia has vet
done toward PROVOKING war. learn by tele-
graph nom Constantinople, dated yesterday,
nom thorou ghly Trustworthy source, that
z Turkish beet In about 10 enter the Black
Sea. This violation OF the neutrality of these
waters Is an act equaled only by the con-
tempt which Russia has always shown for
The treaty OF Paris. Should the feet sail to-
DAY ~ will take up position OF Sinope and
Treoizone, both OF which Black Sea ports
nave been recently fortified. IL this occurs
me history OF 1883 may be repeated, for IL
Will De remem oered that it was of Sinope
that the Turkish vessels were destroyed D.
the Russian nset under Nakhimof, with a
loss 10 The Turks OF 400 men. This act on
the part OF Russia made the Crlnean war
inevitable. The advance of the Turkisb
Meet into The Black Sea may fire the mine
which all Europe is shuddering 70 see ex-
Another special from the Rerald oorres-
pondent al Vienna declares that Servia hes
been rendered 1000 breech- leaders for her
militia by the Grand Duke Michael Com
staptipe, commanding The Russian forces in
Bessa Arabia. Where the men will be found
who are 10 use these arms remains 10 be
seen. The theory In Vienna is that they
must come across the Russian frontier
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LAIEST FaoN rHEPAuEICsrArlx

sac fkAscIsco, Nov. "a dispatch from
NIrEnls Clty THIS morning says Nevada
will give 1000 republican majority. scar
Teri g returns nom that state also Indicate
that result. The returns are coming ln very
slowly.
In California the returns tins far received
give Hayes $500 msjOrtty, which stufIlonal
returns are not likely 20 vary. For Con-
eness, Davis and Page, rep, are certainly
e'ecttt, and Pscheco. rep, is thought 20 be
elected I'm the soOtaern district. running
Considerably ahead OF the ticket in the sth
dis srlct
PRIVATE DISPATCH.
st. Louis, Mo-. Nov. 81. n Eshaassls
Secy Rtp. Gong. CoBnstffee, We have gained
four congressman, and have hope for An .
other. Cary St Louis county ticket eener-
ally. GEO. II. SHrDLDa
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WHERK SITTING BULL 10 WTHrRRrNG.-
Considerable discuss1on has recently tAken
the present Whereabouts OF 6itting Bull md
ai6srent niSces. snmSs,msa IN tnS MI u oy
and very often away mp In British Am0rioa.
IN Q region which rejoices over the name OF
Whoop-Up. But ali Of these surmisos and
thorfty (Dilitary and otherwisel Are incor.
rect Sitting Bull and his ROBBERS And cut
throeis are now camped On the Dry Fora OF
The Missouri, ne paradise Of buffalo, elk.
oility be intends 20 winter there. 60 n fne
Choteau people rest content Sitting Buii
I'll not trouble them this WINTER Bose.aaa
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What Hayes says,
DOESN'T CARE FOR HIMSELF, BUT

THE NEGROES.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-The following inter.
view with Gov. Hayes was published this
afternoon. In reply to questions the Cover
nor said: 81 think we are defeated, spite OF
Ecent good news. / am OF opinion that the
democrats have carried the country and
elected Iilden, a. II now seems necessary for
the republicans to carry all the states now
set down as doubtful TO secure even q ma
patches ought to be given to the public now,
because they might mislead enthusiastic
friends to bet ON the election and lose their
%Srsy: I do heartily deprecase such dis
After pleasantly rallying his friends and
urging them not 70 be Respondent, he said:
~ 90 not dhipf II right @ joke over this
zee, and t the ' country, toe, can stand 4, b1t
Sy Ml raen eieoo ss
governs ITSELF Capitalists may Just at pre-.
sent say, We WON'T lend money, but It will
be only 2 nine days wonder, which win
ohagria Of defeat: Business win, I think,
% on a. usual. ! do not think parties re-
spopsible for the financial deprssslon. We
and Austria. II any part Of The country
the south. Under the new regime northern
migration into The states WIN oease; but, q
Of ne south. me result vii b nat The The
Constituticnai amendments Is nuii null es
and then the cologed mans fate viii be
worse than WREN he was in slavery win 4
humane master TO look after his intereots
mat 10 the only reason regret TIA the
EeWs Is a. IL is.'-TM. y. 6ns.
~Josepd Nsdin says that the eouthsrnsr
love 70 organize revolt against majority.
The plan for the Roman Catholic colo
ni1ation Of Palestine oontinue0 70 receive
great encouragement. =
3 =
The Old hat men are paying high prices
fof cAstron beavers since me advent Of the
plum pudding season.
~Young ladiea In Hadison Wis, no 70
masQueradoG In male attire. DO not initiate
tneD uule11 you bad = vote
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MORMON 1MHIGRATIoN.-Tbee teamshin
wyoming, OF the williams & Guion line.
which arrived In this port yesterday from
Liverpool, brought among her passeneers
126 MormoDs fer Salt Lake City. The party
came In charge OF Elders Barton and Ly-
man, and are principally natives of Eng
land and Wales. They come from Manchee-
ter, Newcastle, Shefneld and Birmineham.
the majority being mechanics and farm
laborers by occupation. The ages of the
party vary from two TO seventy yesrs.
among them were several very pretty
Welsh girls. The party were subseq IDENTITY
dispatched nom this city In charge OF the
Pepnsylvania railroad agent, Mr.. Frank
Elder, and took the i've O'Clock train bound
for Salt Lake City. Mr.. w. Q. etaines. Nor.
mon emigration agent OF Utah In this city.
informed o Herald reporter subseou eutYv
that ne present party n the last 20 arrive
rom Europe for the present year. The par
ues Wnicn have arrived this year were OF
l6o, 63S, $50 and the Wyoming's l26 above
mentioned, making q total OF i2S4 aouis.
ITO morrow said Mr.. Stainss, al expocf n
party or twenty-five, under the charGe on
Nj, Cummings, from Lawrence, Mas, Who
VIII leave forthwith for Salt Lake City.
ABOUT sixty Mormon mi . sions.r1ee are % Be
cent out shortly TO the different states fro NJ
Utah, and nom whose efforts We expect .
good result My work for the year ls7c In
New York 10 now over, and shall leave for
homo In eslt Lake City In about q fort
ntght-lN y Herald, &h-
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Is U the Rrsukttn.

NEw YORK, Nov. 9.-The Western Union
Telegraph company issues the fol IN sing bull
letln November I.-Tne bark Norma, in
latitude ~ % north, longitude % o. west,
PASSED large man of war heading west,
apparently In distresss, supposed % be me
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Wall street To -dav

NEw YORK. Nov. 9.-The IAoxTS dnancial
article says: Gold opened At lO9k and that
was the only price up TO 1922 O'Clock, when
there was an advance TO lO9N, and Al i2es
O'Clock 10 ll0A. Since then me sales have
oeen AZ lcs a.. Foreign exchange In steady
al ss2 and ass ASA for prime bankers sterl-
ing. In the money market the call loan
quotations AZ the bankers II Ss5 Govern
ment bonds are kss lower than yesterday.
The decline has been Influenced by the fall
OF gold OF 1sx, and Is not as large rs ia war
rsnted by that fall. The stock market was
dull and nrm In the early dealings, but be-
nrst board The weakest stock, sine
have been ST. Paul, Michigan Central.
Lake Shore, Delaware, Lsckawana and
western, New jersey Central and Western
changes from yesterdays closing prices and
during the nrst half hour advanced IA for
WABASH, for Western Union, Micnigan
central and New Jersey Central, and n for
Lake Shore and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
preferred. Otherwise there were no chanees
Al the INST board the market began 20 de-
ter Milwaukie and ST. Paul common: the
preferred fell IN. Michigan Central 2, West
ern Union lS, Lake Shore Ia, Delaware.
Central ! each. In the next half hour there
was recovery OF sak, the latter Michigan
Central, and since 1890 O'Clock prices have
again declined Sa1.
The aarke0-
BALfrnoRI, Nov. 9. Virginia e'e, DO.
ferred, ga; do. consolidated, 6ss.; do second
series, 354. North Carolina o's, old, 10.
sugar quiet and heavy, i0zal1.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Ootton active strong
and higher-middling, II xs11a. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull aud lower
No. western red, l25sl26; No. do, LIZ;
Pennsylvania red, lHal.30, Maryland red,
good 70 prime, l25al.3O; do. amber, Ls5al.S7;
DO. white, 2oal 50. Con-southern dull and
heavy; western hrmer; new southern white,
s3a4s; do yellow. 4ss50; western mixed Old
spot and November 57a57 4; last half Novem-
Der 51h; new, December 55kA55s. Oats
quiet aud unchanged. Ryes,saiy aud firm
65a1O. Clover seed dull ana nominal-i2al4
Hay Hrm-demand fair and unchanged.
Provisions active add strong. Pork, II asa
IL 50. Bulk mests-shoulders, :; clear rio
SIDES, 9, loose; 7tssx, packed. Bacon
SHOULDERS, sstkj clear RIO sides, 9Ssl0.
Hams, leal1. Lard-refned, II. sIis. But
ter-choice grades scarce and bigger; low
and medium grades dull and heavy; western
good 10 prime 22s2i; do. extra hne, 25a27.
Petroleum Dominslly UNCHANGED. Coffee
active and nrm-Dot quotably higher.
WHISKY Gull and beavy-i.l2. Racsipts-
hour, $500; wheat. 900; corn, G. 600 Ship
mens-wheat, IL 900; corn, "a ,O60.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9-stocks active and
lower. Money, 2H. Gold, lOs9, Excbange,
long, 4s2; short, sei. Governments duh ana
lower.
NEW YORK Nov. 9.-Flour dull aud nm
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged Corn
quiet and unchanged.
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The FINALE PIDEsrRIANs.-The female
peoeetrians are still busy making their cir.
cuitoue journey on the sawdust track at the
night Mics Marshall had made l15 miles md
Miss Won Heller los. She intended % walk
10 midnight, and viii start again at an early
hour In the morning. The election return
were read g fast - received during the eve.
nipg.-fM Y. Herald. sth.
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Or IAA.
IfrA premium syArde1 10 0s b. the Great
6vsnfed and patented 1IE0LAe6.
manufactured IN Cod, Silver and Brc nelees, with
yar,ssy Of ePDOfAgL1e. OP8RA CLASSIC,
MICROSCOPES and SHADES for the Bye, Ae.
L. ALBXANDBR,
octs-tria 1923 Psnnsylvanis ave. n. ~.
ERANkLlN . X0:
Ao. 1927. I..N.ILi1MA Aylsu..9
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Washington News and Gossip.

0ovBRNARNf RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-Iuter
nal revenue, $780,, 25673; customs, sii5, 4ol. 90
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1875 PEHHsYLvAHA AvEHUB.

gaerosSxFhs, .vATsR ooI0s DRAW,
oserins III. eeIeSrsisd ociored Photographs ss
resul reduced prices. -Otl Paintings and Wstsr
S s and u 70 match All e, ss Of
Francs IN Gold and eilvesl.esf, German CIT, Wal
oliver and Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait
Iranss made % order and Iegils. Painttnss
esoek Of last years Chromos O. reduced prices.
Gallery opep by rasiiehf urtfI oioiock oof6- N
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celNto IN COMMERCIAL Circles.
a Terrible Cyclone.
Cal CuTrA. Nov. a.-The district Of

CALCUTTA, Nov. 9.-Tne district OF Back
elgunge was rsyaged by cyclone on rues-
cay last A Thousand native houses were
destroyed. The town OF Dowlutkhan Was
submerged by q wave, and $500 persons are
believed 10 have persisted. The government
has sent relief TO The de ISOLATED sections.
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BrBOPE TO-DAY.
xnxstsh H~~s~ Ra<~s

LONDON, Nov. The Liverpool autumn
cup was won 10 day ~ the LIVERPOOL meet
ing oy Footstep, with Woodland second and
Lord GowTan third. Julius Cesar the IA
vorite, was not placed.
The Pail MALL Gazette On che Esee-
Inc ran Nall G0Eetts OF this sfternoon
comments upon the Presidential election I'm
the United states says: We tnink ~ 10 q
den, SO dlstinctively a REPRESENTATIVE Of
outlnets men IN eastern states Will ertend
any favor 10 The crude projects OF me An "a
OF the rspudistioniSts
The Liverpool Posi- says the announce
n ent OF Mr.. Tilden's election Is well re-
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A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio says:
quarters q crowd, numbering several thou.
sand, formed pi occasion And marched 70
Gov. HAyeS residence. In response to re-
doorway and AFTER scofcs Of cfaeero 0poke -
follows: Ny friends, assure you am
Obliged 10 you for this hearty nstratiou.
ment win say something 20 you WHOM I
think tt my duty under tho cifcumstances
70 say. While our present advicss look "a
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SIoonD-nAND Ol0fsI1o, .1URHIfUBI
es.es1toe bought snA the slgesss CO. prices Dasd
Oreess ~ FAN promptly ssfe14e1 %.
ssus-H ssrsas nsS ~ - ~ ave.
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RooUo19e00 - o 2Je00o0ao0s
Ban FaAHcIeCQ, Nov. mo oetual AZ.
ures a. - eiven ioe oregons bat IT, ohAir.
e5seSs ~ - 49, i sur - H. - s.,
Wheeler BY enc thoueAna maturity.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

~ UdMS EAFhBSS CJMFAN
BRANCH ORP,CE,
1925 y street. northwest, Washington, d. o.,
WILL b 9PBHID on MONDAY, Oct. sd, ls76
- Packages, Freight and Moneys received and
Ervsrded to ell Darts Of the United States and
OaIsdas, ~ passenger trains In charge Of careful
snd s1ler,enced msssssgsrs. Oreers TO call fer
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vilefsIA CRY, Nsv., Nov. e-From Ii
best ipJo9nasiop o6sainatl0ln Nevada give
. republican msjority Of about one thog
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PERSONAL Cardinal McCloskey will
visit this city on the 22d instant to unite In
marriage his niece, Miss Teresa Mullen, of
this city, and Hon. John Kelly, of New
CHS ID. Clesry, OF this city. The ceremonv
will take place at St. Mathews church
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ere s.srdss he SsLLIf DAVIS q co.g~.1s-
RIAA0e, for volsns and purity e tons, "styyvs
best cossil notion and sxoslsnss q sorknanship %
"orfsfnalify Of essign, artistic Am. with iaecni-
nioas nsebspiesl devices for occurring lsrformsnce
Of tune SPECIAL cfseis etioa b swas1sd THAR UD'
gfghs Piaros - eGicial report.
AGENCY, et1 81 street. northwest.
Planes Sold On fnsesllmenfs. Ola Pianos ex-
sAssse1. nov6
New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
THE FIRE RECORD.
loss OF 100000 AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1.-THE most destruc-
tive fire which has visited Louisville in many years oc-
Cured at o'clock this morning The flames were DIS
covered In Hccht & Harrs's clothing house. thence
communicating Davis IIaden's liquor store Carson
Daniels & Co.'S grocery, and A. Leyys clothing house
All of these establishments represent large wholesale
firms and were m block owned by MeSsIS Ihofner
& CO. of Cincinnati. Tne flames spread across the street
70 another block damaging the Alexander Hotel George
W. Weeks & Co.'S tobacco AMI cottoH-house ana 1: e..
Ceveg5s hardware store. The Fans City furniture fac-
tory and other also damaged Ihe loss VIII
exceed 100000 with very heavy nsurances as yet u-
attaiuable. ,, s.,
Thc losses and insurance follows; Samuel
Tbnmcr of Cincinnati four houses, value $lJO0OO; IN
snrancc Onehir W H. StOkcs'' estate, owners OF tho
AlrXnuder Hotel buildng, loss 100000; insurance,
S2oOOO John Siniss estate furniture factory, loss
10000: insurance, $4,000. Fce preceding are the
total oses on the buildings destroyed losses on stock
are as follows Harris IIecht, clothing lose 100000;
Insurance $4,000 Davis s. Hadon liquor dealers,
$50 600; insurance, $47 500. A. Levy Co., clothing,
500 600; insurance, 10000 Carson Daniels d Co..
arorcrs $4,000 insurance, $4,000. :. SIMS a CO..
furniture SO 900; insurance 100000 j. D. Hare, ee-
y1tor maker. 600; insured in full j. H. AIrAandcI,
proprIetor OF the Alexander Hotel, @2OOOO insurance
500 o. Br.nlels, Saunders * Co., cotton, Fl,OOO;
fufly iueIF IFr1
New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
CAPT. wIIIJAAIs's ARRESTS.

Police Commissioner Erhardt stated last even
ing that the action OF the police Of the Twenty
Precinct In arresng women Of bad character for solicit
ing was ustiAable and was In conformity with the in
tention of the Board OF Police The ten who
taken In custody last Monday evening all well
known 70 the officers who detailed 10 arrest
OF sucn character There had been doubt Justice
Kasres part the right Of officers to arrest two Of
the prisoners brought before him yesterday morning.
They stated 10 that they we're running away from the
brother OF OF the girls and dono ran against one
or In front Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel and that
the mother went 70 the police station last evening and
informed the sergeant the desk OF the same fact On
this ground and the fact the officers who arrested
New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
LATEST SNIP NEWS
rTor other Shlp Gews Sc; Second PaJe.l
ARpINEn

GTor other Shlp News Second PAGE
s,oor,,, CITY Of DALAI Iinet Fernandina oct 49, via
Port Royal c. lit with mise and pass to C. H. MaoiS
steamship Clyde Kennedy, Havana oct H. with &C. and
seamshp Wyanoke Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
folk with mSe and pass To- o D9mnion co Gapepa-
Bris venture (Oi windsor 81 Tolker. Norwc1. In bal
Schr Frank Atwood Bryan, Antonio IL days, with
'WNiND-sunset moderate y. f.: hazy.
SAILED
Ternandha Richmond. lsalnond bar Malone or
~ & " o onrt, M fo~ I1ndon Tanncr for ticoie Eastern
Star, or ''i DSTn'rSTa ar. CHTiei, Curacao.
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND. ,-
Steamship Neptune for Boston bii Ley ] 10, h2oH ia pot
schis Netne 5or ] J8hn ana MI Il & h bSmp" toT Popts
mouth Mary Frcl, H. B. Metcalt Thomas HUI Mary D.
]. w. Hne, Tor New Haven
- o =, no roRtiGN GajSrI roEIS T1sc,o,,,n ccmnanvs
steamship canaaa frangge from ~, 0eL lol
HiNir aIfl,eI OF t'1 'i} ~ " y ,ai ~, E,vpt
Gron New York oct T. Tor Liverpool arrived here at
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN. Oct 17.-Ciraiel steamship Wm Crane Howes'
Baltimore: sc.Ts J. b. Atkinson EndsOr ChieStj VI,
ser WaITs sawysf RE Wethawkcn "a lei, steamship
Lancaster ship GIenru,rJ sr,l bark Western = "a
TosInKss MoNRoR. 17.passed ont barks Campanero
eficE PrgcosI Bre.c Ionblidan FOR BlFacoa Pa
T!n di 10. in r i5are E9o W Vaa Tor 0aeenstoSh aa
tnie Belfast brig suliicone ior Queensiowp sailed.
distress oa jacksonville Fla The pain died On the 18TH
DELlwARBREAKW ATER oct. 17.Arryed, bark Germania,
from Brcmuu LtIsI, Ium Galway. sailed schiS D '" l-
zsp. Smith. and Mar Frerllud Clark, for BOsOh
IitfA ADElPtIA oct l7.Ceared steamships Sedeiand or
kItwcrp: r. t. cav FOR BatmOrei DarAs hcrVat
an Taivic for Liverpool FanahOn, Cain, for Hanbur1
Astcr Knudsen Tor Venice: Nna Sheldon Sheldon lof
Cn.ii sOn -.-.- -.
CnsRLEsroy oct l7-An.yed steamship Champion from
New York. bark John Black nom sydney, &. b. Siioi,
strausnlp CLEOPATRA NcWIOrk bark Marie, for III
KingdOm. ,cif j. u. Wyman, for Weymouth
SIN.ORLEANs oct l7-Aryed At the Passes, se dnSips
Hayteu, Liverpool; CuIa IRON Ne" 10rk VIA AeR can
ports BARK Harold Hayrc; schr W. NJ Jones' rom
NVN-NOrS.
DISASTER
Ioypoy Oct 1.-THE BIit!sh brig Three Sisters. Capt
Angel from Charleston Sept lOr BIt0 has put uio tl
rar condition Snr LOST DuWirhs and 5t1ichOhs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-18

p,avs poker with innocent Americans but in Europe he
a as helpless a babe in wood Mandarin Mung OF
the Chinese embassy which recently visited Paris en-
tered a railway coach with eight seats at Marsees
snS found a we;ldressed Englishman In one OF
them Mung politely allowed him to remain, and,
beng able to speak English tolerahly, soon entered
into conversation with him. The Englshman casually
snoke OF himself a. the proprietor OF both the train
and the locomotive, and dropped the subject Mug re-
newed H. and the Englishman told him tnat the ocoinO
fave and coach n which they rode would be very use
mi 10 himself aud the embassy in rapidly aversug e
paris streets Having plenty of other locououv aud
eoacbes ne offered 10 se both FOR 10000 francs. Aung
eagerly embraced the opportunity, aud, taking The money
FINN his treasurer cOuitcd IL OUT The EnClishman gave
recent and at tho next station disappeared The Co
Iestial learned thing or two when he reached Paris
New-York tribune., 1876-10-18

six Of tie women would not that they SOW them
in the act OF soliciting, hut arrested them be-
cause they knew them 70 be street-walkers,
Justice Kasmire sent to the Police Headquarters
for one of the Commi, dnncrs, aud "a President
Smith could not TO- cu1Wiirncr Erhardt went To Tue
court himself nl pen y satisfied tat te women
N,sre a, of bad character Two fined 40 each! SIX
were warned TINT they 9re ted again they WOIIu
be scut 10 The Pcmtru'ary anl two were dlschaiseu
two diI moi appcar i'm court; (! gTe had acted III Gus
orderly manner and under the Cucuinstances he Onctr
was III iu alres f thr,h. lie facr stated ilat he
should feel very sorry should any innocent @irla br n
Ie-trd EUt he perfectly satisfied tii CaP Williams
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New-York tribune., 1876-10-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT pROBABlLITIEs.

For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States
rising or stationary barometer winds mostly from hofl
to cst and warmer clear or partly cloudy weather fol-
lower hy falling temperature III the northern portion ol
tie former. ., ,,,a..,1
nv rising barometer castrry suutneIy winds, warm
or pait ity cloudy weat-rr ANA occasional rams
l., tin nper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
rising followed Dy-fang barometer, southeast 10 soutl-
west winds, warmer partly cloudy weather ana poS>p'
FOR he Middle and Eastern States, risinq barometer;
coiJer and gfHfralLy cenr rcGther, henry Jrcs ana
trDds reeriag aOTf-rcSi northeast IA iGHer C"t
rferinO 10 n0TGcasf and later 10 S0Hg-edSt run yd"i1
barometer ia former. A., .-... ,
storm center is apparently approaching the coast oi
Oregon. .,.. .,o
tOnary.