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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A COLLISION ON TIM BOSTON AND MAINE RAIL-
RoAD-Two MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL IN
JURED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosToN, Nov. II, 1875
A most distressing accident occurred at the Ballard
Vale station on the Boston and Manc Railroad this
evening by which two killed and two others
more or injured Tho cause Of the accident was
misplaced switch which sent an approaching freight
train on to a turnout where some freight cars
standing The moving freight train was being drawn
by two locomotives, and both OF these well as a
large OF were terribly wrecked and alter
ward fire by burning coal from the urnaccs OF
the engines. alarm OF fire brought tho department
from Andover 10 tho sceno, and tho flames were
speedily quenched.
The two killed were:-
Mr.. Charles w. Walker ana
ID. c. W. Miller, nremen.
Tho wounded werc-
Harry Mute,
d. smith. engineer aud fireman,
Moses Stephens, brakeman.
Coroner's investigation 10 TO be had TO dx the re-
sponsibilty for the accident
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

BROTHER TO ROYAL GEORGE THE wINNRR.
Ink CABLE TO THE HERALD
LoxroS Nov. II, 1875
Al tho Shrewsbury November meeting to-day the
race for the Shrewsbury Cup brought out field OF
fourteen horses Brother to Royal George, who
started with 8 to against him, proved tho winner.
Miss Lzze with 10 to against her. secured tho sec
place. thereby saving her stake and Lady Maiden,
At sto l, came home third.
Tao following Is
The Shrewsbury Cup (handicap). Of 500 sovs In
specie added to sweepstakes oil 70 sovs cacn, H. II
winners OF handicap, value 100 sovs, after octobcr
70, at ten A. NJ, lbs twice, or one value 200 sovs,
10 lbs extra; the second saves his stake about two
miles; SO subs, 81 OF whom declared. The highest
weight accepting being ST. lbs, II has been raised TO
ST. ~ lbs, and the others In proportion
Mr. Crawinrd's Brother to Royal George, BY ToSo-
phite, dam by Young Melbourne, years, st.
IDS. l
Mr.. James Monahan's br Miss Lizzie, by Soon,
out OF Lizzie by Windhound, 3 ycars, ST. 10 lbs.
Mr.. T. Jcnnings' b. f. Lady Maiden, by Caracts-
Gus. out of Lady Peel, By Orlando, years, s ST.
az los. s.........-.........
The winner ran three times a two-ycar-od,
winning once, which was the CRANKY Stakes OF f230,
six iurongs, at the Newmarket October meeting. This
year no entered In number OF stakes but this Is
his nrst appearance and victocy we believe
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THE AsToR SUIT.

CLOSE or THE SUIT AGAINST MR.. HENRY AsToR
FOR MALTREArMBNT OF JOSEPHINE ASH
VERDICT, TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM
AGES.
PoUGHKEEPsIE Nov. II, 1876.
special TO tho Eagle from Rhinebcck says Como
timo ago Josephine Ash through her GUARDIAN brought
suit asainst Henry Astor, OF John Jacob Astor,
for 500 900 damages for maltreatment The jury
the 4th brought In verdict Of guilty and awarded
the full amount to tho plaintiff
The defendants counsel made q motion before Judge
westbrook for new trial to-day. Judge Wcstbrook
denied tho motion with costs
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does not intend proposing vote granting means for
taking part In tho Paris Exhibition OF 1878.
THE APPOINTMENTS TUE ITALIAN SENATE
Thrty-two new Italian Senators have bccn ap-
pointed Among them 10 Professor PamierL
MORE MONEY AMERICA
The sum OF fl55 900 ts7.s.ooo) in American eagles
was Withdrawn from bank yesterday for shipment 70
New York
FINANCIAL
The London and Continental Stock Exchanges were
Nat yesterday and international stocks, such as Rus
sian, Turkish, Egyptian, Hungarian and French de-
cned considerably. Consos remarkably steady
throughout, closing at their best point for
the day. but everything else suffered from the threat
enng aspect OF political affairs In London, however
the sensitive stocks did not close at their worst
point but showed recovery OF to per cont late IN
the afternoon
Silver was quoted yesterday at SAD. per ounce.
wEArHKR.
Tho weather yesterday was fair.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN TIE
coUNTRY-Now READY.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for this week contains select
story entitled, "Thc Rose OF Death" together with
Tclegraphc News from all parts OF tho world; tho
Election Returns and tho Condition of Affairs the
Undecided States; Riot in Charleston, s. c. Closing
Ceremonies at the Great Exhibition; tho Monster Can
mons aud Hafton Projcctcs at the Worlds Fair
Disaster at the New Jersey Central Railroad Depot
Hydrophobia; Cotton IN the Southwest; an Ohio
Tragedy Killed by Ghosts How Burglars are Treated
inaton Correspondence IL also contains editorial art
Giles the prominent topics Of the day; Reviews OF
the Horse Cattle and Dry foods Markets; Financial
aud Commercial Reports; Agricultural aud Sporting
Matters; Obituary Notices, and tho most important
events OF tho week.
TrnMs-slngle copies, Sc ono copy sent 10 any ad-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Scott Lord, OF Utica, is at the New
York Hotel Judge Harvey lowell, Of the Court Of
Commissioners OF Alabama Claims and Eduar-
dov,jll, OF the Chilnn Legation nt Washington,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Colonel Daniel W.
FIaglcr, United States Army, is at tho Me'ropol.
itan Hotel General J. T. Wilder, OF Tennessee, is at
the Grand Central Hotel. John Newell, General Man
ager OF tho Lakc Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way is ut tho Clarendon Hotel. General J. b. Stone
house of Albany, Is at tho Hotel Brunswick. Pay
master Arthur Burs, United States Navy, is at tho
Hoffman House.
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CUBA.

FURTHER PARTICULARS REGARDING THE sEIz-
uRE OF THE MocTEzUMA.
HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1919
Additional particulars Of the seizure of the steamer
Moctczuma have been received Only tho captain and
three scamcn killed. and eight passengers, with
fifteen seamen, were landed at Cape Haytcn, whence
they were taken by the French mail steamer 10 San
tingo de Cuba
Two Spanish war ships have gone in pursuit Of tho
Moctezuma.
CUBA AND PORTO RICO TOBACCO TRADE
Advices from Porto Rico say the Governor OF that
island has received the following extua telegram from
the Minister Colonies Madrid dated October 81 -
ION this instant l communicate 10 tho Governor
General Cuba that It is not possible for the Spanish
government TO forbid cuban ports from receiving
Porto Rico tobacco. and that Your Excellency may
como TO . mutual understanding about the means of
preventing the frauds committed with Porto Rico to-
bacco.n
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MUSIC AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Most OF the theatres will give matnocs to-day.
This is tho last evening OF tho American institute
Fair.
.sThe shaughraun" will be played this afternoon at
Waack's Theatre
Charles Fish and Rance Sebastian viii ride this
evening At Barnum's circus for tho championship OF
the World"
1.-The Two Orphans will bs played this afternoon
and evening al tho Union Square Theatre, siding tho
run OF that popular play, which Will be followed by
.sMss Mutton" on Monday
"As You Like IT, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre this
evening Will nauguratc the shakespcaran season in
New York Mr.. DAILY will produce II wiE new scenery,
and promises restore several which are gen.
orally omitted from tho acting copy Of the play Tho
cast is evidently strong one. MISS Fanny Davenport
has made a study Of Rosaind since sho appeared in
that beautiful r6te at her benefit last season. and Mr.
Coghlan as Orlando, Mr. Charles Fisher Juqucs Mr.
Davidgo as Touchstone, Mr.. Hordenberg as Adam and
Mr. Castle ms Amiens ought to givc nno personations
Mr DAILY makes upon the SPECTATORS, and will
sell tickets weeks in advance. Len will be per-
formed for the last time this afternoon
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. Isl A. NJ.
Erobdbit,fisS
For Saturday, In the South Atlantic States, station
AIRY or rising barometer, northeast winds, stationary
temperature, cloudy and rainy weather
For the Gulf States, northeast to southeast Winds
rising barometer, cooler, partly cloudy weather, and
possibly followed by norther in Western Texas
For Tennessee and Ohio, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys and lake region, warmer
southeast winds, cloudy weather and possibly light
rains. stationary or falling barometer followed by
colder northwest winds and rising barometer at tho
Western stations
For the Middle and East Atlantic coast, northeast
winds, stationary barometer and temperature partly
cloudy weather and light rains.
Tho Upper Ohio and tributaries will rise slightly.
Caut:onary signals arc ordered for the Middle At
lantc coast
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THE GRANGERs' HOTEL BURNED.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ELM AVENUE, FaIrLA-
DELPHIA-rnE 0RANGERs' EscAMPMENr Ut
TERLY CONSUMED TX THE YLAMEs-THE
LOSS EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
lBY TFI.FGRApU To THE UrRAJp
PHI TO THE HERALD


LOSS EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov IL. 1870.
At throc minutes before six O'Clock this evening
nro broke out in the southeast corner OF the frame
buildings forming tho Grangers' Encamprient
HOTEL at Elm station. on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
thrcc miles from the Centennial Exhibition Grounds
About nfty persons in the building at the time
including servants and guests, but rapid the
speed Of the nrc that many had barely time escape
with their lives Nothing whatever saved except
thirteen mattresses and disconnected building used
a laundry All the buildings and contents with these
exceptions. were totally destroyed, and within
hour and quarter the pace heap Of smouldcrng
ruins. The buildings light frame. OF tue
hammable character and the isolated situation OF tho
hotel prevented the nremcn from the city reaching
the scene time Nothing could be done TO save the
buildings tents, aud the entire loss buildings
and furniture VIII bc about $780, 900. The steward,
Mr.. A. r. Jones' who lrst discovered tho lames, man
aged To save about $1,000 worth nj silver and table
ware and his own private property
NARROW ESCAPES PROM DEATH.
Mr. Jones aud his vile and children had narrow
escape from being burned To death in their rooms.
He and several others connected with the establish
ment were scorched by the flames IN cndeayoring TO
save their personal elects. Tue guests were not
even abc to secure their trunks The fire Is
believed to have been OF inccndiary origin. There
fires in tho building within 800 feet OF where
tho flames broke out and THESE flames were started at
point wnerc the wind was certain 10 carry them over
the entire structure. Two men seen running
away when the irc first discovered.
THE INSURANCE
There an insurance OF $40 900 on the hotel and
contents but in what companies cannot be asccrtancd
tonight.
DESCRIPTION BUILDING.
The encampmcnt was an aggregation OF small frame
buildings erected by u joint stock company under tho
auspices oil tue National Grange OF the Patrons oi
Husbandry. IL was buif To be used hotel during
the Centennial Exhibition. 1t covered eight
acres OF ground; had 800 rooms and accommodated
1000 guests. fhe principal buildings 500 feet
long by $50 wide. The officers OF the association
owning the hotel were follows, all OF them being
prominent grangers:-
President, Dr. NJ. Stcck; Vcc President, William II.
Dalct Treasurer, Townsend Walter; Secretary, II. H.
Thomas
Board OF Managers-W. 7. Painter, William Dean,
Mortimer Whitehead, Victor 4. Pollct, Isaac Fraser,
james n. Philips, j. G. Amcrman, Michael SchaiL
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THE EXHIBITION.

MAKING GRAND TOTAL OF THE RECEIPTs-A
GIFT BIZ THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. IL. 1875
The totals OF the receipts from the Exhibition from
all sources from May 10 TO November 10 may stated
approximately AZ follows
Admission So sl3, 724 40
Concessions. 900, 900 90
Percentages and royalties. ............ 205, ,0I0 rs
Tho Chinese government has presented to tho United
States the general chronological and industrial coec
tion In tho government building
Tho cash admissions to-day numbered 1879.
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THE LUMBER TRADE.

OTTAWA Canada, Nov. IL, 1870.
The sawn lumber trade is more active the news
having had the effect OF making tho market stT
During the past week several American and English
buy made offers Tor spring shipments at slightly
advanced prices, which were mostly declined IN an
ticpation of better figures next sprng Eight dalars
aud nity cents was offered for shipping culls.
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MISS DANzIGFE

MISS DANz1GEH AT CHIcKERING HALL.
Unfortunately for tho debut OF Miss Fanny Danz,.
ger extraordinary attractions offered In panooro
music elsow horo last night Yet Chckcrng Hall was
we'll nlled last night and the young Indy displayed hnc
abilities and was warmly appaudcd. Hereafter no
doubt her skill will receive fuller recognition. Her
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OBITUARY.
8. GORDON.

!. Gordon, we'll known florist, died Thursday
evening. He carried of by an attack Of pncu
mona. Mr. Gordon had Ave six largo conscrva-
Staten Island and stores In this city ut No.
20 Broad street. Broadway and sixth avenue, which
were kept by his soDs. lo was highly respected
Citizen.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LITTLE HocK, Ark, Nov. II. 1876

LITTLE RocK, Ark, Nov IL 1916
A broken rail on the ST. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad, dtched an extra passenger train
near Malvern TO day There were no deaths, but
twenty eight Of tho passengers wcrc moro or less In
Jured
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, in
parsou with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy,
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ing dry cough affections syphiiic compian
bleeding Of the lungs dyspepsia water vfash c noofnhx
enrial diseases. female complaints CONT dropsy rcxrtA
salt rheum bronchitis consumption. kidney bladder liver
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MR.. BANGS BENEFIT.

palus" was performed for tho nincty-scvcnth time
the occasion rendered interesting, because was
tho benefit Of Mr.. G. Bangs who cnacts tho part Of
tho Assyrian monarch. Tho nno scenery, tho bcaut-
fu tabcaux and the bewidcring ballet admired by
tho numerous audience present. as OF yorc After the
last act in the drama had been acted Mr. Bangs
called before tho curtain, when no made tho following
speech
LADIES AND GENrLENES:-Thc cordial reception you
have gwen me this, my benefit night and ninety
seventh consecutive performance OF the Assyrian
monarch. is, Tor good reasons which will presently
explain moro gratifying to mo than any similar
sion OF my dramatic which you have been
pleased 10 bestow upon special evidences of your
favor NInety-scvcn times have rendered a character
as uniovely in moral attributes and void Of qualities
commend fell to tho lot OF the actor TO por-
tray-a character for whom cannot possibly
tain one atom OF sympathy Indeed nearly every situ
alton In which tho dramatist places this luxurious
during the progress OF the play 10 calculated
rather excite your preJudiccs than arouse yOnr a
mration-and yet how indulgcnt you have
hay been to mo- looking beyond the mouarch's frail-
tics the actors earnest cnort and, by your pres
encc this night with smiles of encouragement
ing the humble artist that you have not entirely
conoundcd him with the un fortunate King that you
are not prepared admit distinction with n differ
encc in the artists favor Fol- this kindness please
accept my thanks AS IN the past, SO Is u now and
appreciation whatever character good fortune ana
my friendly managers Messrs. Jarrct a. Palmer. may
be pleased to assign me. thank you for your kind
ness tonight aud for many nights past and bid
YOU good night with full heart tor this KIND maniies-
tation Of your goodness and favor
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1870.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. 1876
THE PARDON or MKEE.
Tho Attorney General recommended TO the pres.
dent to-day that pardon bo granted to William Me-
therefore u warrant for that purpose will be issued
without any delay. The pardon Is recommended by
Attorneys Bliss Broadhead and Dyer, to all OF whom
reference Of tho applications made TO the Department
OF Justice had been referred.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
BY direction OF tho President Major Lewis Merrill
Seventh cavalry, is relieved from duty in connection
with the Centennial Exhibition and will join his reg
mcnt
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War tho following
officers arc relieved from duty connection with tho
Centennial Exhibition and will JOIN their rcgmcnts:--
Major II. G. Thomas, Fourth infantry, and Captain
Conrad Second infantry; MAJOR v. X. Hart, Fifth cav
airy, Is relieved from tho samc duty and ordered TO
report TO tho Adjulant General OF the Army.
First Lcutchants J. -. Sawyer battery N, and D. s.
Dcnnison battery OF the Filth artillery will ex-
change stations.
On application Second Lieutenant J. Dent, Twen-
tieth infantry, is relieved from duty Columbus Bar
racks, Ohio and will proceed TO join his company
the adjournment Of tho general court martial OF which
he is a member
BY direction OF the President First Lieutenant Walter
Howe Fourth artillery, 10 detailed professor Of mil
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