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, 1876-07-18

ertldrt, boB Die Siirfen wabreno
Der ferbii6cn Mttotc oi,f MopatWoroiG
Die 6rih1iben 5rausn anb &inocr in bic
G9anasa fperrten, no picIc berlelben
our6 bas Geuer oer Scrben eet6otef
tpur6en.
2onoou, II. Suti. Cine Scpel0e
ous @hobaB msloet, sab Die Stirten in
8eliina BON Der ierbtdeu Nrmee Der
0rino umSjngelt udren. Sbre idliebli
,Ge @atftniireduns wiro ais cine 6raer
Der 3eit anssIsbsn. 0ie Serben berei'
ten li9 auf einen ioforti9en Mn9riii por'
2ebte 81 abrl9fen.
2onbon, II. Suli. Cine 9peilolz
-bepel3e bes v@tonoaro" aus gBisn mel
btt, BOP an. testsn 6amita9 3oo0Nlann
Siilfstruppen uOn9leranorien, @9Dptcn'
nod Der Strict ab9ei9idt ,puroen.
Nson sIalibt, oab England in Gllr5em
einen @aHeaitialtano einsuleasn perin-
den pirb. Ser tiirfif9e Gommanbeur
on Der 6ili9m @rer'se 5erbiens 5oQ
lid an lesten 5amfta9e infolSe uuerwar
.teter 8sfeble o,tf tiirtilhe5@ebiet Snriid.
Sic leihtsn Grful9c Der Montene9ri-
lsr, i'm @ersleiNe gu ben bdufisen pie
oerIasen Der Serben erresen all9emeines
auflebet.
IS .wiro gemeloet, bab 2epuif unb
Meto9ija bel Der eriten MuHoroeruns
i~iberseben wnroen. Cine Depel6c ous
Berlin meloet, bab bic 5erben III Dem
@sfebte bel @ioOin einen persmeifelten
@iosritano Ielteten, ebe Ie f9 entfern=
ten.
General Sl9crnairif mar ..bei @t-pa
lanta unO GbelrfsnD lie9reib uno itebt
iest Dor Sophia. Ser @oupernear bon
Scutari bot Ole Gpnlcription Der sunsen
waHeni0Digen 9epoItcruh9 %otlseoronet
um ME Montenssrincr su be!dmpfen.
9ie Sirfen baden Ben Simof iiber=
ibritten. Sn 8elsra5 Fno bic &uiitdnoe
aussebro@en. Shirt Wfilan bat einen
Brief oil ben Giaren bon Gnblano se=
l6rieben uno beiien @ermittluns erludt,
mn Die pon ben girtoilieraberRbtsn I'm.
menIGlidfeiten su perbinoern.
Oie Montenesriner madten am lebten
Gomlta9 1900 @efunsene. Sic Ger
ben wureen III spei perI9ieoensn Gefed
teulin Sosnien sei9la9sn.
0ie rumdnil6e &esierane bot ben
@aroatiemd6tsn Elm Wembranoum iiber
fanbt, wel6es, i'm Safe ooiielbe 5Hr In'
nobme selanst faftii0 Die u%nabban9ig
felt Gumouien's 9%orantitcn miro.
Oie Mitglieoer bes Gepolutions=eo-
mite's in 8ulsorien %bebaupten. onB oic
8ulgoren bci'm trIten entIheloenocn
@rfoloc Der Gerben lih in Wtalfe etbc.
ten ipiirben.
, 1876-07-18
Tvanfwtb.

garis. II. Suit. 6errmonn Sp-
penbeimer, Ser betannte Banter. TT 9e-
itor6sn.
Gorb 9erbDs &eoe in @eSng auf ben
,DricntaIii@en Gries 3df einen beoeuten=
ben Giabrud bier 9ema1t.
Sic &%eoierune bat bei@lpRea, piele
unter= 9rdfetten uno Yrafestem=N npdl.
;te abSuiebsn.
, 1876-07-18
SHustien.

Mabrib, II. Su!i. Ser ipaniI@s
GongreB nobm nod elmer ldnscrsn, ltllr
miIden 9ebatte nit 211 9eeen 26Stlm-
men elm 0ertrauenss @oinm fiir Dos Wa=
s,ilterium on.
, 1876-07-18
THaltsn.

@om, I6. Suli. Sic Sebatte iiber
Die @rri6tuns bon Srcibdfen ,puroe se-
1tefn i'm Senate erncuert uno enoli6
init 63 gessu 60 ct. beidlolen, oie;por
seItrioe M%bHimmhns fir m'a uHo MIDI
it'd al -etfldrsn mo an 26. B. M. eins
,neue MbNimmuns 'OOrsunebmen.
, 1876-07-18
Grssn's Waarenlagar
unbTabrif BON 6aaratteiten,
(etatIirt 1869
Sde ter 8. I. Miainfr. Ni6Monb, Sa.

MrSe. unt Strunpf Walrsn uno 51nb'
i4'"te ~us @aarsa gu aaBerpfh cn!libttlts
gen grstiet+
Gin S,iaen-lepntsmert. @rilen fir IS St.
8jn,erfpaaeu, Bic tjQiaNsn iii 9anrc
Die btcisfee Gid ereisv wsrtsn %aetsfsrt. 2atners
8rdeen fir Gts, { tSdnnceM 6 Gts., ieicsne 1p6hfe 10
Cts. sas 0uetnt ee etc.
Gtempfln s Cts. per Yars. jebs Gteite
Gin esftempettsr Mermst unc elm gs'smselteS BanS
s,td(t ispe pei ion, tpeihs % Tarb fsnp eln laBt.
min &barles W. @jreen.
, 1876-07-18
Die Tnhk1lrA


1T b%sitintH,t bas safS tisbsriss S siloerfatrsn An..
sititoben. Die Sur ptro bnrd eds fo9ehohnte
Scbbau ithS bnr6 Ginnebinen por 2obpuloer
Ieptrrt &c s~sb9aoer 3etseT an, mo pie sro,,!9eit
Ait ,eissr liz Ste se5taStyait SSss WtHiGGsn an.
&ouisnUe fab III ben Isstet tiost Sa9rstt In Der
GabssNnIialt, "a Stantor Ctr, pssIp yeft.f 9ebeilt
ruoreei, nnter ben @ebstlten bstnsstl h% ptele
lid ron arecten 8dhett odoardJ. eGb lie brett 0nf
Sic Rrantkeit stupirteu, II b ben frGtfet, SteI sntT
ierrtn, In. peIder isrni er aud gum 9.ori9sin
tontme, ste fnS Elm WertrenuuI,9ss ober ausi@ets
buness Eroeeb. Der Srantbsttstofe. Sessr 5ranfe
mfrs Bet oer Eupeneuug etffsr tar S~DsuSoset fein
eigeMer Irst. @er!n Seutarb bNrd ettie Baeer 9es
beaflt 1T, 70 1T II mtrtlt& nnb %raDifal scIetlt. roabs
rene nod Der .ttsbsrisen 9eilmetbebs bic 9ssttsl
BelpS9nlt9 9eidhrlid)er limb als bieSrdntbettfel
nnS i9 offers ~ sana|s peer fcsunparef araHfs
bIiten eirl.eqt.. s
,snO aubsrti9 %turtrsq, 70 iins so4 ots @lrianaea
Bet Io(senb, n Stanfbettenl b~efoneers rtsrn ne ii9
nod in ~acutefn 5~hYtatbe ~Lcftroen, sdut dubetotSents
lid: Eiebet1 isIbit @;rpYn' nno 1pPSpsAisSsr,
turirt, sails nnb Observation-Disclosures NTH,
b~efonbcts oct iuna.t 9tntea y. tn sritet S%tasti!nt.
sclpoguli4 .llciet turtrs. { aIettndlt W5Sts
matt, asa,r. 'g nnS bb OF n,r iesf ltgn n,It otss iis't ail
{uDbiltttfd,e &tantbettet tn iessns Sraoe. 8d
dubcrcn Granfbeiteit, Srat;o n:isteex, Ves
id;pisen, s%tresbesn g; y 81 sss i; sgs tn s,Se
I'm ScDen pot her s~8trfnns an iiber5en9sn. Mas
ean1errnbr jstre So test anbstlssft srontbeitl
%ayben eebeift' @st resttter a%ratfbett .seBet, Is
Srosent S,s 8uderitOhes NIT iessns Bate snfS Sss
Ntpris Sadie. tns eitttcSiHs sYutett BsrSet raS
Iebcri @I0b i'm sonbe ~perianet, Der @rtts bes
Bobes}nlpers tit 81, ber. hes @tarebnte ; pufpers
W englti4et cesr osutiGer Sprobs f6ideh.
Fir. Rauchfuss,
- "A etantoa ctr. (Box 1891
Nep Sert.
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bas an,erifanilme Tutter fir @isb
Dieie Mtidun9 cutbalt fctn NrIenis

bas Nmertfanilhe Tutter fir @isb
0iele MiIdlun9 cutbalt fcii Nr|eni!
pbcc ter9iftetc GtpiIe,
s. brinat cine rrtSe 6aGt ltap tGtt Grhnftri
tan pen Slubsn mgs.
Difier Mrtifel bat SITTER einsa nresrn Tar'sn
Wuuesr perri6tet IN ssn Diebbsfrben ppn
@rrB SrtttaMtsuf,
Is II Gin fe.tsr Saans. nab srs'a3t ssfurtss
6leiirb helm @isb.
IS tefHrssrt esn @a@stbRm tss iausen Biz.
hes.
60 Ysrbaubt bic gusilsn urb srstusi Iaues
gocus lei GhaaIsu.
5ar @&weine Iii 90 Gin Mtitsl, wsl9ss 8rant
bttten pcn itusA nttd't.
50 rsinist bas glns Der pfsrbe> &intsisb
ii |. ~. 4
@.llael sebeitt IN ttsism Guiier, es ssrbtn.
bert CHOLERA unp sermskrt les gs9fn Won
Giern.
Gs nire in 5.Geni Vafcteu srssaufi. Gis
Observation-Disclosures iiuo icbr ieitbt.
Sir 1 site 50 30lb 400 Yatstel
A II Hob 400 u.
Gtnberl Sume, 6obritunt,
Office anS Eager Mo, 19, IS StraHs.
NJ milt vi d III . II b, ga.
9tais! 9iatS Giaig !!
-. Se6er,
&tcioerbanbler uno &crrruidnelosr.
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men N~eyfaHft. Sintlr in
Serrcnftsiocr uno llntertleiOer,
@o. 1403 @ain stsaseq
'sWilhen eer l4hh nap 15tsa g TRACE.
Ssiefb BeGfr limb q. Bs9sr, DfridItsr.--m
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

The Delaney Billiard Tournament was con-
tnued Yesterday afternoon and evening at Tanmany
Hall Jacob schaeTer played against Joseph Dion in the
afternoon Dion won easily by 1s5 points in II innings
schaeers largest run 81 and Dlons 90 points The
following was the score:
Joseph Dion-O l2 27, l5, 12 a, 40, 20. @ l, J.
o. JseoS se b seSsecS6 .Hs o O. g. l. oI B. 10;
total, llj; average, 7'is. n
The first game in the evening was between Albert
GARNER and Maurice DAILY. The game was remarkable
chiefly for poor PLAYING both sides. GARNER was In
much better condition than the night previous, but
tbe balls broke badly him. aud he scored II misses IN
% innings His largest 50, In the last INNING
Daly made a fine OF 1913 in the fourth inning ana
some brilliant plays the twelfth, winning the game by
III paints The score as follows:
Albert Garnier-l7 o. 3 41l0. o. 90 IL, 90
40 , A. o. o. o. l. 10 g. o, SO total 1876; average G<S
Maurice Daiy-O 2 o. l23 o, o. l. %, g. D o. = D. ~, l.
Z ia. o. l. l. D. t. 10, O, q total 800; average II"
Cyrille Dion and A. =. Rud0lphe then contested the
seventh game Of he tournament This was interesting
from the variations which took place, RudOlphe leadg
Dion al the lGtn inning, when the game stood DOh "a
Rudophe 100 In the l7th inning Dion, by nursing ne
balls a the foot Of the table. made run OF l36
and led Rui0phe 30 points, but the latter Dy carrul
PLAYING ran 1874 points and secured the game oy the ol-
lowing score:
Cyrllle Dion5 1.5, o. 2, l. o. l. l36, L.
0, g. - total lS2 average, o1l an = % n . n n n
A. T. Rudouhe-l ~ 3 . O. D. g. 49, O. q, o. g, o. o. 10 !
10 no. g. 2j 1884 total 300, average, l3 Time o game
hour aud 70 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
TIE COTTON CROP.
VERY LARGE YIELD AND AN EARLY HARVEST
CONDITION or THE MARKET

VERY LARGE YIELD AND AN EARLY HARVEST
CONDITION or THE MARKET.
The report Of the Department OF Agrcm-
ture for November which issued last week, indi
Gates that the cotton crop will fall somewhat short OF
hat Of last year, but will still rank among the largest
erops ever known this country. The report states
that the season has been extremely favorable for
gathering cotton. except in portions OF North
Carolina The fiber is than usual and OF superior
quality In the southern belt The harvest will be com
pIeted at much earlier date than usual" The depart
ent estimates the average at nearly nineenths OF the
crop OF 1875 As this was 466900O bales, the present
crop is estimated at 1902 100 bales. The following
table gives the yield for the years in which 1t has
reached 100000 bales:
1889. 4,Ol9.OOO bales. 1874 ,.-4,l70O00 bales
1SJ960 "A 1851 900 baes. 1S76-6+. 4,6O9OOO Dles
1901. 900 bales.
The yield for ls74-5 1888 900 bales The receipts
of cotton this port continue to be very heavy while
the total receipts at all United States ports since Sept
1876 have 7O9 bales against PAT 455 bales
for the same time last year. An indication Of the early
and rapid Of the this year is given by tie
fact that the receipts at interior towns exceed those Of
shipments have been 76,0l7 bales in excess
of those OF 1875, and the stocks now
on hand interior towns is greater by l0,552 bales
than it was last year. The prices here are nuenced al
present almost entirely by the reported probabilities OF
war Europe and by the receipts here and elsewhere
An advance decline In cOnsOs has an immediate eHect
upon the cotton quotations
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
THE FRIENDS INDIAN POLICY.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-The Associated Ex-
ecutiye Committee OF the Orthodox Friends on Indian
Affairs are now holding session in this city Nine
yearly meetings represented by pretty full deega-
ton, AS follows: Edward W. Howand, New-Bediord,
Mass; Edward Earle, Worcester; Benz. Latham, New
York City; w. B. Collins, Poughkeepsie N. Y; James
Whiteall, Philadelphia DR.. j. E. Rhodes, Germantown,
Penn; Francis T. King, Baltimore; John Butler, Ohio;
Charles +. Coffin, Richmond John Murray Ship
lev Cincinnat; Amos DOan. Indiana; b. @.
Hobbs, Indiana laurie Tatum, Iowa; Washing
ton Hadley, Kansas; Aaron Huddleston Kansas !
Agency, is now in attendance, and Enoch Hoag, the
former superintendent expected tomorrow The COM
mittee held their long session today aud transacted
large amount OF business. The communications pre-
sened during the evening sessions remarkable for
The announcement they Afforded for confident expecta
on OF the of the work which has been under
taken among the Indians.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

BURNING OF PAINE'S GRAIN ELEVATOR.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $40,000-sEvERE ACCIDENT 70
A FIREMAN.
The fire which broke out early yesterday
morning William II. Paines grain elevator at The foot
of East proved 10 be
Of destructive character The flames spread rap
ldy and the three alarms drew to the spot large num-
ber of engines and many streams OF water
pouring upon elevator The hight Of the latter pre-
cuded the possibility Of streams reaching the building
and its for the most part destroyed The
damage to the building will amount TO 10000; 1t was
insured $4,000. The loss upon the stock Is also
placed at $4,000 10 is insured in various companies
Tne fire finally got under control by O'Clock yes
terday morning.
Washington Raynor, age 49, of ne-hundred-and- nine
teent-st aud Thrdave, the foreman OF Hook and Lad
der Company No Ia, while driving the fuel wagon
through Observation-Disclosures ninth st. came in CON
tact with bakers owned by ID. C. Dady OF Third
ave. and -hundred-and-Twentethst. The wagon
was broken pieces, and the horse was injured so badly
that he had 10 be shot Raynor hurled from his seat
TO the pavement and received severe injuries TO his
head He was taken home by his friends.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
NEW.ENGLAND ROWNG ASSOCIATION.

BROWN, DARTMOUTH AND TRINITY THE ONLY COL
LEGEs REPsEsENTED-HARvARD DECLINES TO
JoIN-oFFicRRs CHosES-THE COMING REGATTA.
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. PA meeting of
delegates from EewEn gland colleges was held here to-
dav for the purpose OF forming rowing association
Only Dartmouth Brown and Trinity Colleges were repre-
sented although delegates expected from Amherst
Bowdoia, Harvard, and Wesleyan. A letter from Har-
ward declining Join the association was read Bow
don was recognized in the proceedings and Is expected
that Amherst and Wesleyan will also be represented IN
the regatta next Summer II was voted TO call the asso
eiatson the Rowing Association fVr NeW'kngano
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
SOMEBODY CAN'T GET IN"
M

At s o'clock yesterday morning the propri-
etor OF small saloon Beaubien-s put down the cur
tains locked the door, and walking Off when he was
hailed by policeman. The saloonist crossed the street
to the officer and said, Dot blace is closed up for Won
week" What's the matterp asked the officer. Well,
CANT stand such toOings aroundt In de first blace
man comes in und says, Well Dden Is elected and
be kicks Ofcr the chairs P0oty comes anudder man
IN und he saws, HoOray Hayes has got ein now una
he kicks Ofer dable Anudder In little While
comes in und calls out EOpody is elected any more
und be prcaks glasses 5hust like dot has 1t been
for week and am CLEAN discouraged II some
says Hayes is elected Pelet dot; II sopepody says
nopody elected feels like dis country vhas going TO
some dogs right away" "Yes 1t does bother one"
soed the officer. Tell all der pOys dot have closed
for returns und dot somepody CANT get in replied the
man, and be turned his fsce h0meward
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
RECEPTION TO THE REV. DIR. sroRRs.

The friends of the Rev. DR.. Richard s..
stos rendered him reception at the Church Of the Pill
grims last evening" In honor OF the completion OF his
threth year the pastor OF the church The audito-
rum and lecture thrown and the pulpit
was surrounded with flowers and ferns Dr storrs was
greeted upon his arrival by the following persons who
were members OF the church when he assumed the
pastorate: Albert q. Allen, Lucy W. Allen, Richard r.
Ruck Charlotte Buck s. B. Chittcnden, W. r. Hatch Re
bccca T. Hatch Horatio N. Holt C. L. Mitchell, Hezokiah
d. Sharpe Elizabeth A. Sharpe Lucy j. stanton, and Al
bert Woodruff After than an hour OF social enjoy
ment the exercises were enyened with vocal and nsru
mental music. The company then gathered In the
church. where the S54th hymn, Happy the souls to
Jesus Joined" read by DIR. Storrs was sung A
prayer was then made by tho Rev. DR.. Will
liam NJ Taylor Of the Broadway Tabernacle
hast bestowed on this church. this community and this
nation In sending brother beloved whom we nave
met Tonight TO congratulate. We praise Ihee Tor the
eoouence his lip, the chivalry Of his friendship ana
his oyaty 10 the truth IL isJesus. We praise Thee
for he Of his name and thank Thee that
during these 30 years Thou hast been by his side unseen
vnt ever near and helpful" The benediCtOn was pro-
ounced by Dr. Storrs Among those present during the
reception Henry G. Murphy. S H. Chttenden, the
Rev DR. Henry j. Van Dyke Gen Roger A. Pryor, Cyrus
p smith, the Row Charles ii. Hail. Henry q. Bowen, the
Johnson A. s. Barnes the Rev. Henry Il. Dickson A A.
Low ex Mayor John w. Hunter, the Rev. DIR. T. L. Guy
ler Henry E. Pierrepon Judge Nelson, and Judge Rey
uolI
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


ve,1ggont senator Vim H. OF Connec,crt the "e
arone Chance OF Colorado W X Muif GsntIS
81 h sonthefn Railway and stephen Ekns %
gate 10 Con gress New Mexico ma Francis
r. HaVes OF oston Ereret House r iSoSs,r
n1bag ~ Norfolk Va Union Square H0tet-Ine
de 5hambrin of France ST NieoidS iy eir
w g. Cate President OF Iafayette wiley Ed.
nan1s of Roston and Judge J. P1out OF hutahu
M Iit tci yyiiIian H. Stearns, President OF the
Raroad CompanySt James Hotet-Gsn J2hD r. HIi, t ~
,soria and col Kobert Hall and capt koDtIs Ca4n "
SIest Pnnt SrrteraHf HOuseMajOr DAVID r. hanGOch u
Arnv JIot,I Briuscick-Isaac McCoDlhe OF 1Io9 .'-
dstor House-A. B. Mullett
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Colleges, and the following were elected permanent

Colleges, and the following elected permanent
officers:
President-F. c. Carrigan of Dartmouth.
Vice -President-S. W. NickcrsOn OF Brown
secretary-S. ID. Hooker of Trinity.
Treasurer-A. c. Crocker Of BOwdon
New-IOndon selected the place for the reeat'
next Summer the time being eft in the hands OF the
regatta committee, consisting OF g. W. McCah OF Dart
month s. D. Hooker of Trinity, and one from Bowdoln
10 be selected Alt voted that the race De rOWed III
foI,-oered boats without coxswans. after motOn 10
include coxswains had been voted down.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

LONDON, Thursday, Nov %, 1875.
The Times Berlin correspondent says the unprepared
state OF the Russian arsenas can be Imagined nom tne
report in the st. Petersburg Vedomos that the 100000
900 roubles S73 OOOOO0) which the Government is now
raising have already been consumed by military e1
penses The Russian Government has concluded con-
tracts for supplies OF provisions to be delivered al
Bucharest and Turtscha in Roumania-
RUSSIA LOOKING FOR PRETExT.
Belgrade telegram to The Times says the servan war
Department declares that the servans will claim In the
proceedings for the settlement OF the line Of demarkaon
several hundred villages Turkish territory. These
exaggerated demands taken in conjunction with the fact
that Russia recently made representations IN very
threatening language concerning alleged breaches OF the
amistce suspicion at Constantnoplc that pre-
text is being sought bring about collision whenever
suitable. On o-o
LONDON Thursday, Nov. %, 1875.
The Posts Berlin special Russia has proposed 10
the other Continental Powers general prohibition Of
the expectation OF horses by all cOuntrlesi &1H
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

KING ALFoNSO'S MARRIAGE ARRANGED.
LONDON, Thursday, Nov. %, 1876.
A Paris dispatch to The Ne,cs says the long
projected marriage between King Alfonso aud The
daughter Duke de MOntpenser Is now reported 10
be defnite ysarranged
For other Foregn Yecs First Page.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
FIRE IN ILLINOIS.

NATION, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-The large block
owned by Dale Brothers nearly destroyed by fire
last night together with several stores and various other
establishments. 1he total loss is about $4,000.
which there is insurance for nearly two-thirds OF the
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

SPAIN AND THE CAPTURED STEAMER.
LONDON. Thursday, Nov. %. 1875.
A Madrid dispatch to The Daily Necs says
the Spanish Government determined to execute tne
men who seized the steamer Moctezuma whenever 1t
captures them. Armed vessels viii convoy merchant
shipping in Cuban waters. The maritime powers nave
assented to this arrangement
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
ARREST OF ELLIS AT ST. JOHNS.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., Nov. 22.-An agent of the
Park National Bank OF New-York arrived here to-day
and secured the arrest Of Thomas Es the abscondng
teller, on suit 70 recover $62 400 due the bank.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY
sam45e Noon. 40. D. m, 49, Midn;ssgn1 Ao-'
Highest during the iay. 4S' u Iose,L 49, -
Average 4Gy. same dly, 1870. 3OS'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

CLOSING THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL.
RoNDoUT, n. Y, Nov. 22.-The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company have discontinued issuing
permits There are six hundred boats the canal
the last OF which expected 10 load At Honesdale Oh
Saturday, anu ii reach tidewater within week.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

Don't squeeze your ribs and crowd your
lungs and suocate yourself with the odashoned corset
when health comfort and beauty by wearing
Dr. WARNERs HEALTH CORSET WARNER BROS. manufactur-
ers, 763 Broadway, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN GERMANY.

FREEDOM OF The FhESo IN UEI'0IH1'I'
BERLIN, wednesday, Nov 22 1876.
The Reichstag, by vote of 212 yeas to 100
navs passed the clause OF the Law Courts bill which
transfers the trial press Oenses to ures The Prus-
sian and Saxon Ministers OF Justice opposed the eause
Council
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

MOT being willing to sell brass at any price,
IN and wishing 10 meet the disposition for cheapness which
leads their IN buying poisonous brass
trash oner SOLID GOLD JEWELhf. in the different at
tracve styles machinery with trhng cost for the
labor nearly at the cost Of the brass trash which
always sold at proht 400 500 per cent f. j. NASH,
7Bl broadway, up stairs opposlte A. 7. stewarts
DIMPLES, FleshwOrms, Blackheads, Moth
Patches Of the Hose Scalp Diseases crusty and
scAbby Tetter Salt Rheum Erypess and all skin Diseases
permanenty by Dr VAN DYKE, office. West l6ths1
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Osnsranvs Organs radically aud speedily cured HENRY
A HANIELA. N. D. LA Lsxi2EenAva oEco hoazs " y.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

THE DEVELOPMENT OF GASES
In the stomach which heartburn and csc 10 result
digestion. obvate the difficulty with MILK OF MAGSEsIA
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

Sound the loud timbrel
O'er Egypt's dark sea,
II Tilden's elected
There's an office for me.
democratic Chorus.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIFTON inquest was held yesterday
upou the skeleton of an unknown dressed IN blue
coat blue overails and dark pantaloons, with blue
pyetcoat OF good material lying In folds under the skull
found in the swamp the of John GarretsOns resi-
dence, ON the FugcrbOardrOad The skeleton had evi
IDENTITY laid there for number of years Ihe verdict
was death from some unknown cause
ToTTESvILLE.-The steamer ArrOwsmith has been
placed temporarily upon the route between New-iOrk
and Now brunswick. stopping each at South AmbOy
and Perth Amboy N j., and Tottenville and ROssyile
ate Ia
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
Announcements.I

LUNpBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

Your Family ARMS found and sent, in watt
colors, to frame s5. Box 97 Cherry Valley, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
LONG ISLAND

QUEENS.-A number of important arrests
were made Queens scrday upon tne application OF
"A farmer who had recently lost large number OF CAP.
bagr, from his fields The premises Of three suspected
persons, named Peter Wolf, Nicholas Iollneo ana
Joscph Waters visited and not only the cabbages
were found but also large number Of other articles,
horse blankets lprobcs etc. proving extensive
deprcdations the ncghborhOOd by organized gang
The three men taken into custody. Other persons
are implicated In these robbcres, and viii probably soon
be under arrest.
ers' Association will to-day. The address Ot wei
come Will BE- delivered by the Rev. q. stman ana there
will be devotional exercises at the Baptist Church III the
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
OHIO DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL.

A THREATENING SPEECH BY GEN. EWING.
LARGE MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALL
ING on CONGRESS TO ACT AND CRInCIsING THE
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

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