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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-11-16

County and City Official Press
Thursday. November l6.
TIMBER LANDS.

II isa we'll known fact that the most
valuable lends throughout the country
generally are the timber lots This u
the case in the Eastern States where
tho yield Of timber lands is much less
than it Is in Washington Territory.
But here where 10000 feet Of choice
kieedis n" mol sI- re,cf ;l IN. i. con.
sidered low average, aad where 20o.-
900 % the acre is not unusual, IL il GER
tain that . timber claim Of 100 acres
ought To be regarded as a fortune to
any reasonable mau IL Is So whether
10 regarded or not. The government
will not allow any tim Der To be cut on
the public domain Tor less ''s,nmp-ief
than " so per thousand. II is destined
to go up to a. least u per thousand in
tho future.
The great milling corporations appre-
ciate these facts. and have acted accord
ingly by securing. at the earliest pos
sible moment. all such lands that they
could get bold 81. and they will not cut
a stick Of the timber on these lands a,
long % they can get the logs off the
lands Of other parties at low rate oi
stumpage, II one wishes to find how
these far-s,eing business men value
these lands, lot him try TO buy some OF
them at say $40 to 800 per acre.
One OF tho most prudent acts in the
past record Of the Government was the
discontinuancc. some years ago, of lis
practice Of selling of the public land,
NJ fast ~ surveyed, at public or private
sale, Spectators and capitalists we're
shrewd enough to act on the old Hoo
sier ladys maxim Of cit plenty
while you're gittin and If that sys.
tenn bad no, been stopped when i, vas,
the settlement Of Washington Territory
lay citizens aud independent property
owners would have been forever fore.
stalled
A II Is, tho most heavily tmbered
aud most valuable. though less aceessi-
BILE tracts those sk;r,ing the foot hills
yet remain open To tho needy settler.
The opening of .navigable rivers and
the development, of u system of narrow
gauge railroads. with the building If
small mills all through the interior will
rapidly bring all these into available
ity. When tho country east of the
mountains is opened to US. we will
have as extensive market for lumber
- San Francisco now has; and when
the canal is cut through the lsthmus Of
Darien, the markets Of both shores of
the Atlantic will be opened TO our ships
and our advantages will enable us to
defy the competition of tho world.
Timber is timber. and transportation
facilities will make IL worth as much
here ~ in Michigan ar Ohio.
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From Yesterdays oresonian. J

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ii The Post
master General to-day received the
resignation of john W. Watts, Post
master at Lafayette. Oregon, and III. NJ.
Sollace, Postmaster at Bridgeport, Yer
mont, both of whom were chosen Pres
ideutlai electors Their designations
were accepted.
SCRANTON. Pa, Nov. IA serious
riot occurred to-day between the Della
ware. Lackawana and Western Rail-
road Co.'S mechanics, on a strike. and
some of their number who recently
went 10 work. The riot occurred in the
vicinity of the shops rs the men were
quitting work. Bars Of iron, stones and
ether missiles were used.
VIRGINIA CRY, New, Nov. IA
party of genilemen, consisting Of L.o-
renko Sawyer. L. s. Circuit Judge. II.
). Messick, attorney for the Coms.oek
Mining Co. Williams. attorney for the
Sutro Tunnel Co, and Adolph Sutro.
had q narrow escape from death on sun
day noon, while inspecting shaft No. ?
ct the satro tunnel. They had no
sooner left the shat. building than the
hy~heel Of the hois,,ng engine. weigh
Ing ionr tons, hurst, making . report
like that Of artillery, and. by centrifu-
gal force. sending fragments weighing
from one huadroi to one thousand
pounds, ia every direction and through
the roof. some Of them landing on a hill
10 the westward. six hundred feet dis
sAnt- The damage is rapidly being re-
paired, and the work on the tunnel
leader was only delayed one day.
NEW YORK, New. IA Tfmes Wash.
lngton special has the following dis
patch. received this evening,
New Orleans. Nov ii.-To Hon.
j. MeCreery, Washington: Prospects
are frightening hearty Late returns
strengthen Us greatly Despite violence
and intimidation. HAYES and Packard
will have Legitimate majority It at
least 5000.
The Isas<' yesterday hal the follow
,ng double loaded announcement, "Ey-
cry day accumalases proof thu, HAYES
has been elected President. To cleo.
rldea /, woali bc necessary for him "a
osEry either enc Of the States os rlori.
ia. Louisiana and South Carolina. aud
cur dispatches from these States con,
arm previous reports that they have all .
been carried by the Republicans. Oar
information. coming from the most
trustworthy sources, makes il certain /
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PROSPECTING ExPEDITIoS.-A com
pany has been formed and will leave in
a few days in the sloop Duncan, for the
northwest end Of the Island for the
purpose Of prospecting two or three NV
ers In the neighborhood Of Karmutsen
Lake, On which gold in paying quanti-
ties was obtained some two years since
by Mr.. J. W. Bishop. one Of the party.
NJ. Bishop says be made 50 per day on
the Kilps river. and $3.50 on the kar-
mutsen river. which empty into Lake
Karmutsep .--C 'oloaia.
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that South Carolina will Show Re-
publican majori.yof between 1900 aud
5000. that the majority 10 I..Oalsiana
viii 70 decisive and that IN, On = fair
count Ia Ploriia, that State will show
Republican majority Of over 1000.
The Official count is now proceeding in
South Carolina II will commence on
Friday in New Orleans II Florida
the Board Of Canvassers DO not meet
until thirty days after the election
Desperate attempts are being made by
the more violent aud lawless element of
the Democracy in this State TO over,urn
by force the result Of the election, but
timely presence q the troops there will
render these attempts futile.
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already received at the Repablican
headquarters stating that Mr.. Cespedss
Republican Candidate for the Lsgisla-
sure. 10 Monroe, protested agains. the
canvas Of the vote in the Third dis
tric;. ia Key West. On the groand that
the ballot box was taken away from
the polls and counted by the managers.
in violation Il the law This precinc.
gave large Democratic majority. The
pro:es. was not hecded by the county
board.
The 7.mes' Tallahassee Dispatch says
as the county eanvassers 20 on, It be-
cones more and more apparent that
Hayss has run far ahead Of his ticket
The republicans are sure that their
ticket is elected By good majority
but no matter how that may be. there
is DO doubt Of the success q the nation
al ticket.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-J9hn s. Will
lianl., Of the steamship firm of VIII
llams & Gibson. died las. night, aged
81.
Gwiu. talking with the Tr3afaes in
.erviewer, said the Presidential election
Is now question for lawyers He vas
confident that Tilden had been fairly
| elected, bat expected 10 see HAYES
-~-ss~ss oy aur seLurnlng boards
lie thought ii Hayes took the Presi-
Dental chair with the tain, Of fraud, it
would work immense damage to the
country, aud efectually wreck the Re
publican party. There was possibili-
ty Of the whole matter being referred
10 Congress, in which event the country
might have Democratic President and
Republican Vice President.
| The Tammsny Democrats are urging
| John Kelly to accept the Comptroller
ship. to which Mayor Wickhsm Is dis
posed to nominate him, vice Green,
whose term expires Monday
CLINTON. Iowa, Nov. IA fire here
yesterday evening destroyed Lamb i
Sons large saw mill with an extensive
dry house; los. over $50, 600 no in
surance.
CHARLESTON. s. G. Nov. 15.-An err
ror in returns from Picker's county re-
dnccs the majority Of the Democratic
State ticket, according TO the Neus and
/ Courier count, TO Is.
| Washington Elliott, chsirman of til e
South Carolina Republican committee
telegraphs to-day denying having con-
ccdod Hampton's election. and claimin e
I Chamberlain
WASHINGTON. Nov. l5-Dispatches
from Columbia. South Carolina, name
several Republicans who openly admit
that the returns as received. and with
out eliminating those claimed as fraud
ulent, elect Hampton governor. The
same returns give Hayes small majo
ity.
AUGUSTA. Georgia, Nov l5.-Engi-
neers on Georgia Railroads. belonging
To the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
ginocrs. struck for higher wages AT I
O'Clock this morning. Thirteen freight
and passenger trains are now out on
the road. The regular passenger train
left for Atlanta this morning
SYRACUSE, n Y, Nov. l5-The
wood work part of Sanders & Barrett 8
carriage factory at Oneida was burned
this morning.
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I" the Afflicted !

This Is 10 certify that have been suffering
With Stone in the Bladder for = number Of years
and have paid cat over Five thousand Dollars 70
doStors before coming here. witeoat relief When
came here enc of car family tod ne Il nedi-
cine that had cured nv father before vas born
eoEansene~ss taking IL "a year ago last Jane. and
u las caiIrsly dissolved the ssane and ervugs IL
Asay. Ny nsighhors can testify TO this ~ they
have known aay sgrsrfr.s.
make this public statement for tAs h~neA; 81
those suffering srun the SANS disease. ~he. BY
communicating With me through the Pass-ofssee
or csAsi ~tss have the medicine seat 10 their
Aifrtsss And stti BE- guaranteed perfect cure
The SANE Medicine cures elect and strict are.
0f TIE tF~fhs- IL has cured within
few uaonths of tAirty years standing The pa
'aeni 10 hsiug here.
Thos. Brotherhood
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II 1 & q r A p HIC
Especial b. tho Daily fntclilsenecr
NEVADA.

HAMILTON. New, Nov. Ito day .
stage from Eureka 10 Hamilton was
stopped and robbed Of Wells, Fargo,
treasure box containing $4,000 coin,
10y two masked men. with sho, guns.
The mail sacks were unmolested No
passengers on board.
The 1rissHe's special from sydney
Neb. says that passengers on the stage
from ked Cloud agency say that the
Cheyennes have len their camp on Bad
Land creek. and gone north 10 Join
Crazy Horse. These Indians arc better
fighters than the Siouxs. aud this exo-
dns will add grea, strength to the for.
ces opposed 10 Gen. Crook.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

girl or woman 10 DO the entire house work for
. small family.
Enquire ~ this Office.
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James Mcknight.

Craze Para. a.so&E4aS sxaisAsF~' E.rra. Bisek
Rive.
SGyszevg lass, ls-6. Issa
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Sttturts.
9ou5s fltlI3Jtll.

BUH5t NIlN5VIJ.
EIRNITIRE CARPETS.
Il At OFAKRELL'S. fl0sth ay., between SON ami aist
ste, you can purchase. Tor cash, carpets oil cloths
ana furniture cheaper thau at any other estA Osn,
ment.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. BEDDING. ami
i Stoves sold Al lowest cash prices weekly Or
monthly payments no additional charge time sles
d. LYNCH, 800 Eighth avenue,
between 25tn ma 10Th sts
INIRNITI RE. carpets be ldlng, oilcuth, &c, on
II weekly or month y p,ymelts.
q. FARRELL. 3G7 Bowery.
NVELkLS AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken TOR furniture, carpets And bedding An IN
meuse stock ami low prices
COWPEHliiwAfr 4 co.'s 1856 Cnathanr
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Removal OF Historic Paintings from Fancuii
Hail


Pursuant to an order of thu city Council,
the Original pain inss were removed from
f4neuil Hail this morning. The first picture
taken down war that of Gen. Knox, by stuart.
which hung ON the eust end II the front 1al-
bY PAGE. near the nth end OF the east gallery.
directly opposite The Speakers desk then fol-
lowct tn I OF john Hancock, by Copiey. near
the centre at the same gallery; then tue por-
tiaii OF muel Adams. 10y COpey, on the west
gallery. opposite the Speakers desk and last
81 all came S,uart's famous portrait OF " ashing.
ton. on the south wall. directly on the left of
the platform, with the sign Underneath, :" Pre-
ssntei To the city III 1896" These pictures were
al thoroughly cleansod two years ago, but In
that time there has been qdi's an accdmu-
ialion Of dust ana hy spccks. The location
Of the market underneath causes a groat
concentration Of dies III Its vicinity. and their
rNcf,ta are very destructive TO such works OF
art. a. IN the course Of tune the actd deposits
ebf thT ugh the uuint and irrrparaby mar the
work. MtnoIeh tins fact " IS not stated in any
al tn" hniulatcd discussions on the subject in
the tity Coducl ~ Is one ui the stron- est gu
nents Ia the minis OF experts IN art matters IN
favor o. tht change. The PORTRAITS were care
full, wrap. ed ~, put in two wagons, and con-
ycScd &" the Art Museum, where they VIII bs
Tree from tie d M r OF ire and the humorous
ufa ~ tive GAYS to when they h we been -uO-
j. " fnc Id Cradle q Liberty. In tins con-
ncru = b. 10 DE s.a. ed int dealers In works
OF .rt estimate the low - Gosh figure, which the
portrait % Nashin.tun would hr,Lga t2j.Uc0
hui tuc otacrs n.iu,d IT about IS OOJ eacn.
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: Panther Attacks Cow.


On Friday night last, as Samuel Clif
~ uli' Ia through the dlrk and lonely
pee %! WnCG- ihls SIDE II whites Hollow.
hbo4. twelve miles f.on ionesd.lr he heard u
M L.' ishiy3 III iruce, from some spot not
ihr tI 'a' 81 flm 90 tcc roHd. This WAS toiiuw-
90 DO, q NIdts voice. shouting m terror, " For
t'G- .tt'. huriy uui' Mr. tllf whipped up
IN. nor. -,ard snort dist rec ahead found a
mo ~tit1r' in the middlc Of the road hold ny
a C'.H aI. gre around It. horne. The cow was
tlui-ii o. 49, 80 a- II greatly frightened, and the
M. .ni. v q t. e Wa. l. wei ,ud ~ Alden
vi, &C.,. aI-u in ihucu terror. tie SAID tult a. he
Wa v.n..i4s al ~. leading MS COW, ne heard
apo 500 go y dnd.ug through the bush :,
o. titu "a l'rse animal sprdng on, INTO the road.
~ 300 r-'.' aud acti"u II fue beast, Lnyul and
krr' 'hr' he va. confiopted by a panther.
: -" "i rf furhcu of tlr ground for an iu-
- ,rf. Nui a. n Wrh Wild scrcech Il sprang
ai.1 !"-t Nri .fs'lf ou the lack of the COW. The
NOS tnH morse. ruualng toward the spot
re- 'ni. . frIio O.. tor T. jumped OF IA the
w.ot~. 10" n' tfs II the ranther's teeth aud
c.a"' were Visible GA one cows back.
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IN. S"v jugs, y curt of Pardous Yesterday
com ia o. cash sentence Of John Henry schwamb
t. rnlr, rn.t of ME. -ch~anO lived IN Williams
turi .ui ..as larp' fanny OF grpvn.up children.
nA., of w.oa .rc l,rrl,f. LAST August he visit d
a. 81 30 Vu'Hn lIl Sine had not yisi'ci hin In
mt 60 10 o. , rca' r.l De- isvcd that his infon.
N'u 500 hl NU.. S,thiu- q INrrc he FIR AZ hct.
= 80 o. tHi ..c icH tni 10 pistol was heard ny
Nl-ns' t lu afN1 tailor. vino re liud neXt ~ e
llff 90 D., l 80 atIr 81 tn protect the woman ar
Shot ~ lice l TX aAd dicd shortly aft,rwarj schwamD
IN 20 az i- 4 arc an .ltIcrtJ las led qulet aud
rc.p rt-hie me.
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3 CENTS ACOPY.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrolos.
DENNslLvANIA RAILROAD.

A -PEOPLE- LINE steamboat. for An
"a Saratoga aud the West leave daily tSlndaY
cepied) att 7. NJ, Pier Al. v H., foot OF Canal Il
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SablnQs &anRs.

NEW YORK SAVINGS bank. SIN av. cornei
OF lith s'.lnierest comm ncing f IN the - N
each mouth Assets S3bl0,0d7Ol SURPLUS, 1881.
Oi75o RICHARD II. BULL, Presldeut.
&. W. BRINCKERHoFF. SecretAiy.
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Y Ost nn0 Sonno.

I,OI Nd yawl boat the owner can have same
y By proVng property Inquire a. Gardnei's Pout
Jside, L. |.
i O~T by poor driver. n bundle containing 20
! numbers Of knights VI chanical Dictionary A
tui'able reward II returned To HUIsD hOUnHlON.
AslOr pace. No questions asked.
i O-I-A gray bloodhound. reward will be given
II Tor us return to w. BORG wARDl, li3 Breckcr Il.
REV ARD. Lost or mi iaid on sunday. Tho
t-D 2bth inst" aceri hcate ~ stock. The nnier 10
whom the certificate can he Of elTiniy lut. VIA
receive the tanks " the anu - Ia cash Tor 10
return 10 J. H., once OF The sun.
- = A REWARD for Information that Will lead to
COW the arrest and conviction OF the three carmen
VINO stole the granite hlOcz out OF the yarI
l25th stu west o. 9th aV. AppY To e. d..
once y On tubtrs = room 1.
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MistsIttttJli.

\ or poisonous minerals DIR srODDAKD. 5 West
lith st. ~ y.
nIyORCE- OBTAINED from df rent states.
without publicity, legal yerfwnerc. Advice free.
Paw when divorce grated New IurS Law Agency.
No. 10 Broadway.
nIkOkCES quetls. any Statci paw wncn d.
- yOrccd. Send for circular. American Law Agency,
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S,uius HNatglnss.

Stuius alatgnts.
FANII.N IN need, and having two machines, one
N singer family drop Leaf. side drawers Wheeler
" iisUn half cabinet will sell either desired both
equal TO new, extra attachments for see ~ East 30
INOK SALk-A good sewing magazine, nearly new
vi be sold for h-lf IT. cost also. good English
feather bed parties hret ding Up houscHe ping Apply
trOmDA NJ toh NJ. 80 Degiaw 81. I'll door South
DrDOkyn, near Hamilton Ferry.
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AsrsonIl Aotlt,s.

hiSEASES or MEN. Nervous Debility aud Kin.
dred affections speedily ami permanently cured OF
mmESLT 4 DANIELS. NJ. D. lii Lexington ay. u ar
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Excursions.

fI-MIAtt; hXETR-bboN' and f3.9o%
) amer SETH Low ,ic'ynF1Isrris9q 81, n r.. 7lsi
$40 Whitehall H.. Battery. 800 A. NJ. Sea clans. cod
tackle and chowder on board. Ticket. q. Remem.
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Gisfhf ilitNK Linz
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. Via Desbrosses and Cortland
SITS. ferries, rs follows:
Express ior Harris. urg. Pittsburgh, the West and
south, with Pullman palace cars attached, $3.50 4. ".
danl $50 r. VI. daily.
F9r Wiliamsport Lock Haven, CORY. ana Erie s5e
I. W. connecting at CORY for rltusv', Petroleum
centre ana the OIL regions. For WIlamsport and
Lock Haven, ;: ~ A. NJ.
For bsltinvre, washlns ton. and tho South. Limited
Mashil gon ENprc " Of Pu imam pnlnr carr dsily.
except Sunday, $3.50 \. NJ arrive al Washington Al
sunday. md . l.. NJ.
Exprcs, FOL. Phadelpha. $50 $50. $40 $3.50 mitci).
1880 a. NJ /, 3, D. D. !, $50 y T.. NJ. aud - night.
SUNDAY. $50 A. NJ. 3 q. $3.50 aud + NJ. Emlgrint
anu SECOND class, i. VI.
Aceommodauen for rrsnlop, A. T., and t;lO p. NJ.
For trains 10 Newark, Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amboy, tlemingion Belyidere, and
Trains arrive From Pl,tsuurgh, $50 and io;m ".
s essS MONDAY From Wasningi2n and Baltimore.
Ar g59 A. ~ From Pniadclplla. b;oj. go. go.
$40 ana io.2o r. II. sunday. 800, $50, Gjo, 9ijl.
100 4. 4, go and lO2O r. VI.
. lic&et offices go AMI ga Broadway, No. 1 hstOr
House. and foot Of Dtahro Sc ana Cortl ndt SITS,
Count st.. Brook yn IL, lld. and lis Hudson lp
bo~en depo, Jersey city. Emiarant ticket onice.
No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON u. NJ. BOYD.JR.
General Manager. Gcn1 Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
GOOD Runs Ar BILLI16DS.

Tammany Hall was crowded last evening
ON the occasion of the continuation Of the Delaney b-
lard Tournament which made interesting ny '"o
remarkable games The frst game of the evening ana
tho tr OF the tournament was between Albert GARNER
and George f. s. Osson. In the early part OF the gae
GARNER, who was suffering from severe coid P'"1'u
poorly, but when on the 17th nlng the game STOOD
sosson PSI and Caruer 49, he eogc"cd himself ana
executed "A brilliant Of Isl pouis, ana secured tue
game when 1t seemed hOpeessy lost The score WAS '
follows: ,
ALERT GAayIra-O, o. g. 3, 10, o., o. 2s T. g. o. ls o. A.
L.. q ., lSl total 3OJi average, TO-, I
+. SIOs.ON-O o. J. ~ -, ~ D W - - % 40 - -
81, o, 1Oi total, 2SI average, lGiEl5.
Jacob schaeiier then played against Maurice Day u
won very much to the surprise OF every one schaener
WAS at first very nervous ana played wildly ON the III
teenth inning the score DAILY. lso; schaener 40
On the sixteenth inning Schaeer, by brilliant shots ana
careful nursing OF the balls rolled up run OF 10, ana
after some exciting play the game by 50 points, the
following being the scores
JACOB sCHAFFTRR-3 o. q q o. g. H. l. o. Il ~ oo'
1876, o. 80, o. 23 o. q, total, 800 aNeiase m N II
DALY-O 4, II, H. q, 10, u = 10 " 'o W - 80
2 8, O. 8, 10, o, l. 2, o total 2l7 average s'as
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RosroS. Nov 21.-The state debt is given as $685.
b56 46l being Of $3.50 900 during the year.
KANKAKEE H.. Nov. 21.-Emory Cobb's short
bull Nineteenth Duke OF Ardrie valued at *Zoooo'
dicd last night
ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. 21.-The Metcalf-Frost man
damus case again postponed today 1t viii doubt be
heard tomorrow
JACKSONVILLE, H., Nov 21.-John Prouty an
old and widely farmer OF Cas- County has failed with
liabilities Of 100000 aud assets less than soOOoo
PBILApEIPHIA, Nov. 21.-The Chairman of the
cenennh Press Committee has issued circular thsnking
The editorial fraternity the United States for their continued
efforts in behalf Of the Exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-A meeting of cotton
who are interested In the cotton trade
held here TODAY association which 10 KNOWN as e
Philadelphis Cotton Exchange was organized.
Albany. N Y, Nov 21.-The case of the Super
vsors of delaware County against Chas A Foote an action
o recover monies alleged TO have been Illegally retained
while County Treasurer argued to-day IN the General
Term. DeciAion vas reserved
New-York tribune., 1876-11-22
THE DELAY OF THE FRANKLIN

No news has yet been received of the Frank
lin now l3 days out from st. Thomas dispa'ch ion
Washington states tnat a private ieer reeoi'eu W
Conmodore Ammen from Capt Franklin OF the United
states steamer Franklin says that that vessel woud
leave ST. Thomas on the sth OF November ana arrive a'
New-York the 18th. II is thought at the navy
Department that the vessel has been detained py au
verse winds. The truth OF this suggestion Is seiieF
dent but the public interested In the question as
the extent OF the delay to which the vessel Is AeV
h suhiected II the Franklin has an abundant supply
NJ coal IL s probable that she not far from Shore and
will make her appearance of Highland Light soon aftor
the weather becomes clear But 1t Is thought unlikely
that sufficient coal was taken In at st. Thomas Tor
13 days supply and II the ship was unable 70 use
steam during the last few days. and has been compelled
to tack up against the wind she may have been driven
far out of her course and the time IL VIII take ner 70
reach NewYork under sail Will depend entirely on the