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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-14
COTTON cEoP REPORT.

MOBILE. Ala, Nov. 13.-We have 101 reports
fro, % cont. regarding the cotton crop The weather
il porcd as having been dry and more favorable for
gathering tho crop than last year There have Dceh
light fra,s al over the state, but 10 damage has re-
sult,d thcgcfrom. Nearly au report that picking Is
about finished and the crop will be entirely harvested by
the 10Th inst. Tue yield compared with last year Is
estimated 10 be- per cent less in pralr and bottom
land committees, and 10 per cent less IN b upland sandy
land rauutr4 The crop hVs been gathered much moro
clriuly tnan last year, making TIE grad" much higher
MANY uf orr CORES puuJeutS STATE lc JlcId OF MI 20
year. ~, ..,t. NJ,
INSTRUMENTATION counties send ~ replies The
Lr crop thau last Year There have been HSit iCsiN'
int TIE damage ia rcirom ha. been N'! slight Nh'Gt
~ urr m on the average OF the crop las been gdthrcd,
, ,cng ~ 30 Dc com l.tci lcum the lJta INST To tAe
Isl 81 Drc,hcg. The yield, as compared Wlh ltSt cir
ttn,ttrd nu tie average 10 ac - per cent less Tie
Sane conditions to clearly gathering ad yield OF iiht
N. stated in the Alabama report given above.
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FnREIGN NOTES.

ToRoSro, Nov l3.-Thc Giobc says that if
TIE Fcuiaa. should again come into Canada they may
expect uu quarter.
LoNpoN, Noy l3.-Spccic to the value OF
- 1000 was withdrawn from the Bank Of England to-
90, for shipment 60 thr United state.
OTTAWA, Nov. l3.-Ihc rumor of proposed
Frnian rad ou Canada from Vermont is not credited
here or d. Thought to De- greatly rAaeg,Idt'd.
MoSIHGAI, Nov. l3.-Application was made
f. the sii RENE Court to-day T." restrain "a" ~"uiA-
Eastern Railroad from issuing bonds amounting To-
SI.1CU,Ouu.
IoSDoS, Nov. 13.-AccouHts from various
point, ol tc coast report numerous shipping casualties
dul,l- -ttrsia, AMI sunday u'sat-. vA.u gallo pr
walled. Considerable Nity D. ft ior tic -i'J "I th'
n-llu. fleet. ILc gale ~'I.l confines.
CNro. Nov. l3.-i'hc death Of the Egyptian
Finance Minister which was reported t. have occurred
while H. wa. ru routr G., DonsolA. whittier hr had been
clilrl Tor ,ulrtulHs 90 original" plot against me
kh-Ii,, . denied III, condition. However Is stated 10
De- lr,citi"u-.
IIsHox. Nov. ia hurricane prevailed
hore from saturday evening 10 sunday night, and con-
siderable damage was done 10 property amt ShippnS
Ty.ut, lighters containing goods, ilIlr' AMI c,' mo
and sank There was hurricane lr i.' cry \ 'I''s
BAH was uju down 10 thc channel saturday EIsh' Oh
her crew prrl,hca.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Shin Ne,cs see Third Page.
AnDINEn

ARRIVED.
25S TnxPn 28ih Vera tr@1 Nov car peche 3D. Piogteso
havana 5tn win mdse. ana pass TO f. Alexandra q
snip Hermann OGcr Bambach Manila May with sugar.
HI poSicion lN6r BOX Rotieriaa 10 DAYS in ballast
sch Admiral smalwoJd Jacksonville 10 days. with yell
SEM Earl H. Potter shearer Island Is days with
scbr \. 7. Stafford, Kechum, Philadelphia.
schr cod. css, Kelly, Phiaarlplhl.
ScAr H. %. C0nsd"n --, A'N 'hdra.
SAILED.
G %oke fer Gr gFf 5r yS oF c ere;
Belle OF Devon tor Dublin IoIId Zone ior Hayti
SAILED ~ WAY OF iONG ISLAND SOUND.
g FSG s oF roF ay5od Ins a F Fst'p; fs'
slap Granite tat, and Era T. Cr5%e , or Boston Eta
A A I S,s 4 t A % w tST pSItHnd
DISASTERS.
LONDON Nov. l3-Ile bark Faith. TTOOn. for Pensacola
has driven ashore near Campbleton, losing Tho
WrxF'sD Nov. lsTnc British hing oromocto capt Cook
J., , ~ ~ ~ So ay I 4'onoSi1 a. aePo T q 1y
Ol London Wa u down IA the Channel on Saturday Eight
Oh ~ , Sis" pTg'S The American bark : ,n,o, ,o,ao,
VITA ah p. uSS n' e D eslTd h1 ' port on hs
Eqmx receiving such damage that she returned to port
yesterday or repairs.
oct o. LAT 2i lne &C. bark skallmaen (NOrl' from ST.
N-zAIe i1r Baltimore
LONDON nov 13.Saicd Oct. % Theresa A. Keenc Nov.
SPED 'f frr A. fsr +, s y pI9a lt i G E Gc I
Capt Bcrlri Clsr.ssa b., Glen Grant, Ruby. River Ime
ais Arrived :, Ven sta y, p. Nielsen oaia; 18th,
csiIoF', iai,e. Al sn'c'.', AuisDefg.
DOMESTIC POETS.
PORTLAND Ne, nov. ljAIrIycI br- Atlas, nom Water.
turd. scar Hiu4c WrstDrOoa, trOm Me-" fork Cleared.
BARK Gan Eden %. santa Cu slr Maud, FOR Kennebec TO
IuiI Philadelphia
IOT IotAl c. Nov. I3-Salel. steamship CacOndclet,
Fl.rJvt tuf IernAniHa Arrived 5er HAITI Baker 8sX
? NOUls l!Ol.
IosION l3.-Arrvc,l steamships 8crks Pcndlet0n,
fluu p.Ilav ihlt, scur. FlOr, noN1ey, u0m London.
Ci,lrcd, steamship GlaucLs Belisc Tor NeNYork bark
Lizzie Gar ry for Stvanuah scms George j.; thacher,
EIIs. a. Havana; WIN, CORNERS, Wentworth Chul'st'n
NIN.OKEA>s. NUv l&-Aryea - the Passes steamships
Co,oya d bernard; suiIo LzHc Buu, Eyer, Liverpool
%
| Dan see. Cleared. sin Nutqu1u ID frmlo tOr Hasrc
DLLAN&G- BhAAHAlEl- nov. 3D. Tie steamship Iybeo,
o., Iaut. tn. Nr"llrk. put Ia IUr coA. Passed
| olt I2tI. sn'ps IAucrstnr and StamDO1.
PULAIEHlIA SOY. l3-AIIINtd, steamships C'Uitpe e,
BhlcI. from Boston i W..ug Her Blltm0r. hirss Pa.
t.. AD. Gloa,.,tcg Bug. SieuO CcherO, Lynn. EIg.j
sIp OtJg" BIZ Guisln Grethot. Cleared steamship w.
N4uigI, Zig Baltlnufc steam yacht TIE Fol.
lett ( J NrW orleans
SAVANNAH NOV. I3-AriyeG, steamship Masnola, from
Sew barA hA,e COVvrt nom Liverpool. salle bark
Kat BuIli, for Liverpool.
UtAGLEsIOy. Nov. lG-Au.v"d. steamship LuC.le from
Baltimore. Sitt. ARK Harriet /. Iusscy iol Liverpool;
scAr :. [. Eyans, ISL SrW-iOrk
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.

LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. II, 1876.
4 dispatch from Belgrade to The Ddiiy Ncrs
say. Russian Consus are b.in withdrawn from the III
terror OF Turkey
The Duty Tciegraphs Vienna special reports that in
the highest quarters il is considered that the situation
has not come less pacific.
Other spr al CORE poudents tao gloomy views OF the
state of affairs. The Po,rs Berlin dispatch reports that
the Russian journals say war is resolved on.
CONFLICTING REPORTS oS THE SITUATION.
The T,ncss Berlin 'patch says Eusslas war prcpara-
tons are too public TO cause alarm.
The I,s corl,s poulclt 20 r.;is reviewing tho sna-
ton say: Ivory ono says Austria s. being both solicit
t,fby RUSSIA aud urged by Germany to join action with
Russia"
THE PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE.
The vienna corre-uou lent OF The Taes says Russias
ncccu,acc of Eusland, conference proposal seems rs
complete and uu.escrycl ls could bc desired This
ynali be satisfactory were mot FOR tho preliminary
meeting which "a 70 prcccdc tho real conference Gen.
IyratisG has been urging rho commencement ~ tina
o sing; there b not, lo"r'' much tuAIcc ot ~ com
mcuc.us uutIl au the plcupo.cuttrles have arrived IN
tOl~.aALh1pir
PROSPECTS or \ CoSEEEENCE.
The Tss ,pondcnt at Berlin asserts that al the
Powers have agreed 20 D., preliminary conference Tur
key having repeatedly d.lAgcI that the contemplated
reform, cauut boz confined % Ter rebel provinces reply
has been given that the sultan may extend the reforms
~ other territories hut Europe viii supervise their Av-
plir.tou only IN Bosnia. Bulgaria, AMI HcfL's"llua.
n. same dispatch states thai Russia proposes 20 levy
al du., ia gold from January. IGlo l. tautaniI INK 10
increasing her tIriF 20 per cent
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CIHA.N AEEAIRS.

HAVANA, Nov. l3.-Adyiccs from the in
terror say the Lundaton snb,idug slowly TIE rail-
rord between Bcinha ana Colon Is stll interrupted,
being submerged the depth Of five feet The follow
mg plantations still under water: Coio-a YEA Adj
mraciou Union, ard E-prrauIa. The civil engineers ~
the railroad companies ARE cudcavorne Gnd elective
means 10 drain the water of soon possible II THIS
il not done the the flooded estates WEI become
rotten and unit Tor grinding.
The injury the sugar crop by the hurricane has been
cotuptratiy,ly slight u the jurisdictions 81 trinidad
Rrmrdp,. C.cnfu,gus. and sn&la. Taxing INTO con-
-ll,rAf un the increased yield vhc! tbs years crop
Promised, sIuguur people assert mat the otl loss ~
tho weld tEu - estates would not seriously r.
ducc tAo average, ant HAT the crop VIII be- rs Gag ~ 4,
Last years Sgcr plantations Will begin 10 grind cane
this month. and the urithbuIAOod 90! MaialA~ some
viii begin on ilt l5ih. -o a- Q" improve thr opportunity
to u.r ala the cane injured b., tine hurricane.
Three steamers have arrived from spain since tlc 't
ruor with 5000 troops and four - nria.t Among ihr
messengers a.. nor tiuclu Nltm, formerly Director
General 81 iuls.r w.p comes now ~ riTr'tHldil'f
~ the -lirlu,. OF tur lI' NntInuo. loan "i th' h'hr
do ~ tits island GrucE.IIut hlrt Muun,z lMupos,
with his stall, cft the city la-t night % take the Heidi
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Suetlai Notices.
lamps a specially AT BartIcti',.

lamps a Specially at BartIcti's.-rho CITY STREET
An BOULEVARD Lamp Depot, 40. 6iH Broadway, New
York rAc Lamps %: each Kind ior The STREET,
HOUSE ,c. burning GAS, GASDLlNE,ur OIL. All stylcs
OF 1UDENrS LAMPS al prices from y upward including
shade
Lci her home, on SATURDAY, Noy.ll young lady ago
L. about fee; inch in hight dark brown eyes, very dark
brown hail. dark complexion u generally peasn appearance
when she left her home she dressed In dark brown
wo,n Dress faint white check plain black SACK
round turban straw hat, trimmed with plain brown
velvet Any Information concerning her given the super
nteudet Of Police viii be thankfully received BY her lends
Pictures AilC~ Death II speciaty.-Pcures Of al ktnls
copied. Address L. ~ BLAKE, Room H. Domestic bui"iHE'
Broadway aud Fourteenthst, y. \.
Post-OCce Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS f0r tDs wee.
ending SATURDAY NOV X ls76 VIII close a, ~ ~
TUESDAY. at IL M. Tor Europe per steaIis5 -.
WEDNESDAY, az Il'V a. 81
Europe per steamship BOthnit via QueensioNni H.
DAY. a Europe, Per
va Plymouth CherbouTg, AID HaGDurgj on - a.
4 Furoue steamship CITY OF btiln VIA Uueeut,
toygn for Scotlhl anu ~ 70 DO
hv tbfs must De eleclaiy td'tSrcu
ard AZ m for scotland direct per steamship BOLIVIA
ta -. and az 4 for Eurpi p per steamslip
w - s"ntIampton and Bremen The steamships Wy
9Ilhg ,Weden and Norway. The mails for the yeas
Dsnnax Rermnda and St Thomas will leave New. forx
@ 81 The mails China, &C. will leave san v
Nov The mails tor Australia &c, win leave san fuaa'
cisco Dec, D.
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TIE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE POPE.


This evening The cologne Gazette publishes
report which has been presented to the King Of Italy
by ms Ministers regarding the measures to be taken by
the Italian Government At the death Of the Pope The
Ministers propose Immediately after the Popes death to
occupy the ncighb, rhpod of the Vatican by military.
The Project Of Rome will request certain Papal officials
tO dfs!,t a. viewing tie body aud other sSary Tor
maliti"s. IT this b. refused the Project III forc'bY
enter the Vatican accompanied by the u,sior ana also
by physicians, uotaric and witnesses, Wo after view
the body. Will send certificate of inquest To the
Cardinal Deacon seal viii be- attached To the turiI
turo IN the Popc- departments and remain 50 until ~"
removal Uf the body. After II hours the body VIII he al
TIE disposal of the clergy The report also Iec"nmcHus
that the Project he instructed after viewing the Pupcs
body 10 take possession ~ the most important paal IN
sigma, iuc.uus The ii,hrrmauS ring. and deliver lbc,
with the certificate OF inquest to tine Cardinal Deacon
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The DEiNI-MUSIC.
LYCEUN THEATER.

Theater-gocrs who have so long suffered
,,l.v the nuisance Of thcdtcr-tlcsct spoculatlon-.n
which many managers vel as outside agents mrlic-
ra-qil observe VITA qualification the intention an
n,,,,e.a by Nj. Mcyicker to prevent tits abuse and
,,.royance-at least in the Lyccum. The manager
statement may read in another column The sale q"
seats for Tho opening performances VIII heSin on "cin's
day Edwin Booth appears next Monday evening as
Jg,,l,t Tho chief features Of the cast follows :
GIo Mr. Frederick Robinson; King Mr.. Mines Levick
T,.7tls MI J. NJ H1rdie; HorGfio, Mr. Hart Conway ;
yooaius. Mr.. +. Pierce First Grdre Digger Mr. j. IL
lcytcker; Cpheita, Clara jennings queen, Jennie
Carroll.
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DLE

CoNtINGS-on sunday, Noy - Frances Palmer widow OF
ChHui.e CamiasN M neg Itlh yslr. -. 49,,
d,utc her ,ouiulw, John M0agt 10 Hancocrst, be-
tween Bapf and Patcltn'Sts, Brooklyn. Relatives and
nieuds OF The family are invited.
KEER-A; MIrsowa y. J., on saturday, NOV J., pcLecca
I1r relatives ant hienls are invited to attend the funeral
on TUESDAY mUu;Hs from M9rIStpwn.
LOCKWOOD sunday. Nov -. MIS-. Julia lockwood, in
The realiyr- ana s lr2 specially invited attend tho
funeral from the mon rlormel church, SNthaNe, oppo.
site AuuA st. Oh Tuesday, No'. H. Al COCK.
Orange CoAuty papers please copy.
LOVD-Cu sunday Sow - after short illness Morris.
town. 81 Couea Livingston Lord only child o! Edward
Fuocra At tie Church the felcemor oristown.
Ken ferries atuoon.
s,gI1H-st Grfcnaic Washington County, y. y sun.
lfy w; r1a on vie o. ic Rev Henry Mason si6yt
and hal IltCr II Abraham ,, conser
Trains By Ieou Ryer Road leave Grand Central Depot At
l1o ~ aug 4 = ~ % IN,,ty eonhttug 40 lIo, WIN WIN
nith t:a.a for Greenwich.
sTRAlGUT-cn Quaker Hin Duchess County, y. Y, on
sccnta day the lth ihst Henry A Straight in his sIh
F8nora at VIM. b. uoass third day the l4th, at II
O'Clock ~.
TupP-.u Monday, Nov 49, Amos l. Trip, IN the 3ith
~ :s ani - ~ PH,m;n AsS2sia,,on d;tnS CiEo'
Aa.A. C;nD aad Mnee3 vo % ts Nd5'G nny Dls,
IN SxtecuiI.st, near higlthaye
wEEDEN- Manlay nj % tafIyetcplac Mrs Catharins
N,yi,h ~ 80 4, M T r.r ~ All "a h. rcn Gen =
Johnson 22O Ia,t LcyrG.hs Oh wednesday 20 - o'clock
WHITE ON SATURDAY, Nov. H. George Granville White,
"a. 7bth year OF Dis age.
from the rrsdcucc OK ms BROTHER Acv3ndar n White No
reTpontpacc Brooklyn, on Iues'a!. The lith inst. at
O'Clock p. M
wINDLE-At stamford, Conn.,. Nov. - Elizabeth King
Wudc daughter OF the late Henry Wnde IN the 10th year
nnla Services viii be held s. Johns Church STAMFORD
ON wednesday Tie l'tA AZ : o ci'cs p M
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TIE DEMAND FOR An HONEST COUNT.

To me razor Of Thc frt6H"t'
SIR: All honor to You Tor the nome "pP''l W.
am honest count and homes. returns Of the vote Too many
GOOD ,l arr. ,,y ilay in srctcln; their consr'rIr's
t ,lif possible frauds n Southern states. " ihe i'P"
lean party wishes to make IT, grave and 'n' Us "'''
let IT secure President los fraud the great ana ''"n7
Republic think. could c;on bear the 'ti''h' p"' "a
party would be doomed forever. H'i NH'H tn INV httr
iuinicau ticket all my Hic and II a. r'.| ~. . IVY
i,fty bat t,muciing with the h'Ioi nnN 80 ~,
i,lii,.I country ana against God, auu j. u'' 80 80 M
f!l. Democratic frauds are no fA,"'o i"' "'
Tie "'A''' 'o''' J5,EiIi PuLLMNS, Clergyman
I,rOOEiIn, SU.. /, 1876.
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A FORGERY OF THE BETTING MEN.

10y IEIEGEArH 10 lItE GRiUiNE.l
WAsHINGToN. Nov. 13.-Eforts have been made
to-day to discover the author OF the bogus dispatch
Of Senator Couoyr Of Florida conccdng tie State to
the Democrats. 1t is now said that the dispatch was
part of a game by Ncw-lork betting men who are
likely to lp,c enormously uuir,, Gov. llldcn Is
elected. II is sail that former newspaper CORE
spondcnt wa, taken into the plot and charged with
forging the Telegram abandoning Florida TO the
Democrats. Ibis morning Secretary Chandler re-
ccycd the following dispatch:
TAGIAIN>~r T.. Nov. -. 1876
As ~ the ruuors ro-ardug touolrI SENATOR, lie
has this morning uu,cutVucalit declared 10 me IN
In, presence of three HItuc~-, that hr has sent no
telegram which uId DO, claim tie state rs certain
for the Republicans. lbs morning, inst before
leaving for tie North, he tclcc .phcd +" NcW-l"rk
thai tir STATE had gone Republican beyond qucs-
tinu We ar. certainly safe. ". l.. SiLENs.
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ELECTORAL LAWS OF THREE STATES.

THE PROVISIONS FOR FILLING VACANCIES IN LOUISE
ANA, FLORIDA, AND NEVADA.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia lawyer Of this city has col
ccted the laws of the various States in regard to
filling vacancies among electors. The following Is
the law Of Florida:
II examination it should he found that one or more
OF SAID electors absent and snail l 10 appear before
10 o'clock morning Of the day u election OF Pres
dcn and Vice President Aforesaid, the electors then
present shall immediately proceed 70 elect by ballot In
the presence Of the Governor person or persons to Ill
such vacancy vacancies may have occurred through
the nor-attcudancc OF one more Of the electors
1t has been thought that Nevada was without
law of this sort. but the State has one and it is as
follows:
In the death absence OF any elcctor so chosen
or in ease the OF electors shall from any cause be
deficient the electors then present stall forthwith elect
from the qualified Of the state many persons as
shall sISy the deficiency
The law of Louisiana is as follows:
II any one or Of the electors chosen by the people
shall fail from any cause whatever to attend Al the ap
pointed place az :he hour Of p o! the day prescribed
for the meeting shall DE the duty OF the other electors
Immediately proceed by ballot to supply such vacancy
Or vacancies
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THE POLIIIC.L CRISIS.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS IS ELECTORS.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS IS ELECTORS.
To me Editor Of me TrtbHHc
SIR: think that is aparticularly stupid Mares
nest about tie disqualification Oh one OF the electors
from vermont. Tao desperate people WHO clH''h al
that straw forge. that the Postmaster cih rNAh' ana
cease 10 he - F'd. rl official, any ~ %, li't",, mn
over he cci-r. To- ID. AN official tLr pretended d~llhh
cation cel-., torAi-t Bat NJ IlGcu- isirnd" must
really Dee sick II so tm.y hope cuihu'H th'h' l"u''
Acc- lOrk, Soy. 10. 1876. "'
GThc language # the Constitution u: " Int no
Senator, or Representative, or person holding an
office Of profit or trust under the United states
shall be appointed an ccctor.' The c!rrior IN Pu',-
ton was appointed, if AT all, at ia" election last
Tuesday. GA that day he did hold an Office oi pioi'
under the United Statcs.--ldl
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Hayes electors in South Carolina is Federal Office
FOREIGN NEWS.

GREAT BRITAIN'S MARITIME CON ROL.
THE CLAIM TO DOMINION WITHIN THREE MILES or
The COAST ABANDONED.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. 49, 1876.
Lord Chief-Justice COckbun to-day de-
yercd judgment in tie Of the queen against Fcrd
nlnd kcyn. Captain Of the German steamer Francona,
who was tried for Ilansaughtcr for running down
within three miles Of Dover the British Strath
clyde thereby causing the death OF several English sub
iccts and in whose appeal was taken against the
iur,sdicton Of the In delivering Judgment his
Lorsp ,ai1 the facts sufficient to Justify the trial
of the defendant II the court had Jurisdiction The
legality OF the trial contested the ground that he
defendant was foreigner foreign vessel sailing
from one foreign port to another peaceful
The olnse commute on the high seas, and whether
lc might be amCnablc TO the laws OF his country,
the GticHdlut could not be tried and punished by The
laws ~ England The right now claimed by the Crown
was utterly uuknowu tO tine law of England and had
never before been exercised. II ir, put forward IN
1909 by GrOtus. and only rested upon OF the
jursts who had written from that time downward on The
question OF territorial authority His Lorsp having in
an elaborate judgment reviewed All authorities hearing
on the point and h0 writings Of English and foreign
Jurlsts SAID, " The conviction must be qnashed from
want Of Jurisdiction"
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To me Editor Of The TrtbnRe'
SIR: As | stood on the park just opposite
TIL TRIBUNE office on Thursday aud "a" tnG ass
maulcs that suscd under and around the 'ia'"r q"
Franklin va. struck with the peculiar Ei'" VI nv
expression which the sunlight OF thai mo'D'' ~
face Of the image. Inoyer before Sa" ''' P'S, "
statue ia such a charming aspect WI" ,'. ii,
-, ,t,itI, ne seemed to realize the eNgcncies
If he hour and To bo saying Keep fo1f Eot'I ic
Don't get excited. Wait p"llchth .s Do nothing
Ia, ib. rcst ana the country Will ' -al,' 10 -
a. destroy mis- glorious country N"sc Saycnnal has
thr admiration Of the world ana ""o'' o.
come" 30
Nftr- YORK.. Nov. IL, 1876.
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Nine Annette ESsipon will make her debut
at scinwdy Hall this evening. Shccomes To Us herdci
by the very highest praises from all who have heard h'f
I'm Europe ana she uudcniaby ranks among the first Of
living nist She will hay. the assistance ~ VI. Alfred
Viyicn yiolmist Of Distinction. and professor at the
-cs Couseryatoirc and the pro rammc which Is to
he Interpreted is highly varied and interesting one No
debut Of such importance TINS hls taken pace since
Rubins;pn's. except that Of Won Bulow. and Nine
ESpol said to be worthy successor OF these great
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4 CLOsE COECNE..IINAL DIsTAICT.

ACLOsE COECNIs-IUNiL DISTRICT.
Bo,ToN. Mass, Nov. l3.-Ihcrc /, a POSSIBLE
ity tia. Dean Dc;uJ elected 90 Congress in The TIA Dis
trct Iy - majority 81 seven votes over Wabrde" \.
Field n. .pJ MAJ Dee acat'l by The latter committee
of the Board Of Aldermen having rrc"Iut'd th" votes of
,b ma Di.trlcinnd that count a. twenty nyc ballot,
c,. for Wal!rid., F.ld INfh District" the latter
Ia a majority ~ about hr -. ia" ballot 80 cast were
ON Tho ticket he'd hv tu' Temp r-nr" party til
were uruh'y deposited with view ~ cl"ctiut fi.d
CIV Solicitor Uca!ry ha. advised tie Board ~ Aldermen
mo-. 20 count tine tNcutyhy votes aud tIc question VIII
probably Dee LEFT 10 tr Governor AMI Council Tor d.
Clsluu.
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

SAyANNAH, Ga, Nov. 13.-The total number Of
nerments today three OF which two yellow foyer
TORONTO. Ont, Nov. 13.-The death sentence
passed Ryan for the murder Of his wife Peterboro
In May last has been committed 10 Imprisonment for e
HNIFAY, " s, Nov. l3.-The bark Venture Of
and from sydney for Mnch totally wrecked on satur
dav night Escumnac Point Quebec The crow were saved
and tho vessel is insured
WORCESTER Mass. Nov. 13.-llrs. Henry \. Bge-
low jumped from carriage 10 which runaway team was
attached Clinton this afternoon aud sustained injuries
which resulted fatally In about an hour.
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p OS ST S or T.
800 a. m.
LATEST POLITICAL Ne VS..

DEMOCRATS CLAIMING SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBUS, ;. c., Nov. 13.-Ihe Board OF Can
yasses decline to furnish any information to-
night concerning the election. They say that
not more than twO-thrds of the counties
have been heard from officially. The Democrats
have their figures from one representative on each
board of county managers They still say they have
no doubt of the election Of tho Democratic State
ticket and Tilden's election is still claimed by
smaller majority.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Continued from First PAGE.

calculated to give Democratic majority of O.9O0.
he official count shows that Iilden has received
majority of 1906. Additional returns from the
parishes do not materially change the hgurcs tele-
graphcd Oh Saturday night. The Democrats claim
to have a majority of about 5000. Inc hepuo-
Leans, however, still clam that they have carrier
the state. AMI that Packard will be the next Oo'-
..r,ln ii InlIi-inna