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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ISrrATkS OF JOSEPH HAGUE AND :.
CambOn, Individually and as members or 49,
iate hrins Of Joseph Hague Co. and 3
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The New York herald., 1876-11-19

evening over Mr. Romeo Sebastian, though the latter
displayed remarkable courage and skul.
.'Miss Mutton" viii tomorrow night reintroducc
Miss Clara Morris TO the Union Square Theatre,
character which said give tho fullest for her
emotional and dramatic power. The story is much
like that Of EAST Lynne" but the play deals with
the consequences OF the light of the heroine and thus
concentrates tho attention the stronger situations
those OF the return OF the wife her home Ia dis
guise and her position the govcrnness OF her
children The includes all The leading members
OF tho company, Miss Sarah Jewctt, Mrs Marie vii.
kins Miss Bjou Heron, Miss Louise Sylvester Miss
Mabel Leonard, and Mcssrs James 0'Ncil J. H. Stod-
dart aud John Parsee. The scenery viii all be now,
painted by Mr. Marston, and Mcssrs Shook & Palmer
expect tho drama TO bc mounted with exceptional
spcndor.
The Thanksgiving musical festival which Mr. James
week includes thrco performances of remarkable
rety. Theodore Thomas full orchestra viii perform
Ran's beautiful symphony Of "Romeo and Juliet, )" and
tho best works OF Beethoven, Wagner Mcndclssohn,
Bach and Schubert. In addition to this classical
music, selections from tho operas OF "wliam TELL"
"I Trovntorc," "Martha," "Faust. "Rieolco, &c,
will be rendered by Mss Thursby. Nine. Gulagcr, MISS
Drasd, and Brignoli, Ferrrnt and Mr.. Charles
Frltsch. Brgno will also sing, tor tho first time IN
English. the tenor music OF 'sTne Bohemian Girl"
Mines. Madeline Schiller and Carcno Sauret and
Messrs Satter and s. b. Mills also engaged. Tho
pubic viii thus havc ample for thanksgiving,
for Il is not often many various tastes graf
cd in musical festival without any sacrifice Of real
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

TO advance Russia money. The loan will not be madc
be so favorable that the Rohschds easily dispose
Of the loan privately"
DENYING A
The statement that the Russian Telcgraphie Agency
had denied that the Gear maoe a speech a body OF
officers at Tsarskoe-Sclo on Wednesday during which
he said, .sLet us wish the best 10 tho CON-
manaers OF armies" is incorrect What tho
agency did deny previous report. circulated on
the London Stock Exchange. that the Car had mado
pacific speech to the Imperial Guard. To my mind
the question Is, "Did the Gar say it?" Two negatons
do not make affirmation.
TEKKiBLE LOSS OF LyrE
Later accounts from Calcutta say that l2o, 600 per-
sons pcrshed during the cyclone which passed through
Eastern Bengal on the 3st OF October. The govern
ment Is taking active steps Tor the reci Of the dis
tresscd population OF the district.
FINANCIAL.
Business on tho London Stock Exchange has been
fiat throughout the week in consequences OF the warliko
Russian dispatches and adverse about confer
ence All changes have been In a downward direc-
tiop, though mono were SO heavy during the war
panic last month. Russians about worse on the
week. HungnriaDs to ), Turkish Z, Austrian ana
Italian 2, and French AK American governments
are a 10 u weaker Illinois Railway shares have
fallen T. Discounts slightly harder, though unem-
poyed balances still largo and there has been no
material increase in the demand for accommodations
Tho weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows an increase In specie OF 4592, 600
marks.
Tho Cunard Line steamer Parthia, which sailed
from this port to-day Tor New York took $s50.0o in
specie
COMMERCIAL.
Business in tho Mincing Lanc markets during the
week has been steady, with good demand but specu
lation has restricted few articles Saltpetre
has advanced Somewhat Sugar made further upward
progress until Tuesday. when the demand suddenly
abated and prices declined shilling to TWO shings
per cwt Holders Of sugar, however, are not gen.
orally selling the depreciation In consequence Of
tho statistical position yesterday, low sugars were
again in demand Good to nne coffee meets ready
buyers. A small supply OF plantation Ceylon again
brought enhanced prices. The Netherlands Trading
Company's sale next week will be larger than usual
namely, 113, 800 bags but includes a considerable
quantity OF low grades Numerous cargoes Of rice
bcen sold and transactions Tho spot have been
on extensive scale than OF late at daily mprov
ing prices. Tea has been rather quiet, with prices
favoring buyers There has boen q slight recovery
upon quotations for pepper.
THE BRITISH TRADE
Owing 10 tho depression In tho steamer coal trado
moro than 1.C0O miners thrown out OF employment
in tho Northumberland colliercs
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, II. c., Nov. l9-1 A.. M.
Probabilities
For Sunday in tho South Atlantic States, diminish
Ing castery Winds cloud and rain with falling barom
etcr followed by cooler westerly winds and possibly
rising barometer.
For the Eastern Gull States warmer, southerly
shit to cooler northwest Winds followed by rising
barometer and clear weather.
For tho Western Gulf States continued northerly
winds, clear partly cloudy. cooler weather and
ing or stationary barometer
For Tennessee and tho Ohio, Upper Mississippi and
Lever Missouri valleys, northwest Winds rising
barometer cooler, cloudy weather
For the lnko region cloudy weather with rain or
snow and tho upper lakes northerly winds with
rising barometer but the lower lakes southeast
to northeast winds, falling barometer and warmer.
cloudy or rainy weather.
For the Middle and East Atlantic coasts, northeast
winds, colder, cloudy and rainy weather, and in New
England, stationary rising barometer, but in tho
Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer, forming
small Of low pressure
The rivers will remain stationary except rise In
tho Upper Ohio.
Cau,onary signals continue on tho Texas and Middle
Atlantic coasts
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
w WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. 1870
NO SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE IN THE MOVEMENT
OF rRooPs-A STATEMENT BIZ THE sECRE-
rARY OF WAR.
Tho Secretary Of War says that there Ia truth In
tho report that soldiers have been ordered 10 conccn
traie at Washington, and that thcrc Is no unusual
movement OF troops Thrco companies coming East
ward from Kansas beng restored to posts on the
Atlantic scaooard, from which they taken to oc-
cupy posts the frontier which had been depleted OF
troops to reinforce Generals Terry and Crook in the
campaign against Sitting Bull last summer.
THE THREE THOUSAND VOTES.
Secretary Chandler chairman, and Ex-Governor
Mccormick. secretary, OF the Republican National
Executive Committee, say that they do not believe
that 600 votes mpcrilled to tho republican party
by mistake in placing only threo electors on their
ticket in one OF the parishes in Louisiana II is
argued that II this had been tho 1t would have
been discovered IN the count already made.
EVERYTHING is ALL RIGHT"
Secretary Chandler says that all his advices from
Florida and Louisiana warrant the belief that every
thing is all right for Hayes election lie Is tonight
quito happy and moro confident than cvcr.
GETTING READY.
Grant, and IL Is understood tho situation TO bc
talked over, especially action may he deemed
necessary tho part Of tho Secretary in OF
trouble following the eventual determination OF tho
choice for President
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
M'KEE RELEASED.

PRESIDENT GRANT PARDoNs ANOTHER OF THE
ST. LOUIS wHIsKEY PR1soNERs-MR. MKEE
RETURNS TO HIS HOME AND HIS OFFICE
THE FINE RENTED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. Is, 1876
This afternoon about two O'Clock, United States
Marshal Iefngwcll received despatch from Attorney
General Taft TO tho effect that President Grant had
signed the pardon Of William McKce and authorizing
tho Marshal release tho prisoner to-day. Tho
Marshal Immediately repaired TO the Jail where
Mckee wns confined and liberated the prisoner
without delay. Mexico was placed in carriage
and driven to HIS private Office in tho Globe Democrat
building oil which paper he is controlling proprietor
large number OF friends were there ready receive
and congratulate him. HIS Office was ncd with visit
ors until late the afternoon, whom the
ex-prisoncr went to his residence on Wash
iucton avenue. He is In splendid physical
health, and his confinement has evidently been
beneficial him In that respect Much sympathy has
bcen expressed for Mckee OF late, and Inc general
opinion is that the President has only performed an
net of Justice in restoring him TO his liberty. The
pardon also RENTS the limo Of and costs imposed
by the court
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
"TIRED, SO TIRED OF LIFE"

THE BEST BooKKEEPER IN OHIO SHOOTS HIM
SELF FATALLY-DrssfPATIoN THE CAUSE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. Is, 1876.
About nvc o'clock this evening Albert +. Martin,
clerk In tho County Treasurcrs onice while working
at his desk which loaded revolver was placed 80
as be handy in OF auy attempt robbery sud
denly turned to the cashier OF tho Office ana re-
marked :-"say, Carseus what day OF the week was
IL thn, Frank Dcsher the bank teller committed sui
cidcyn
Carseius answered, "Poor Frank killed himself on
Saturday, but why do you ask such n question p,
Martin replied, Then III shoot myself saturday,"
nnd picked up the revolver raised Il when
Carscus sprnng to his side and sczlng his arm cried
out, .Ohl Al dUnt!' but at tho moment the revolver
was discharged and Martin fell 10 tho loor. The
ball entered tho lett nipple, aud passed directly
through his body. When asked why no had sought to
take mis- life Martin replied, 'sWby did you stop mot
Pm tired so tired, OF Iifc" Martin was considered
ono Of The best county bookkccpers IN ONO. but
has wasted his talents by dissipation. He cannot
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
FORGERY A LA MODE.

AN ESCAPED AMERICAN ToRGEn REPEATS HIS
ART AT A FRIENDS EXPENSE
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, Nov. Is, 1875
The American colony is shocked. A young
American, passing under the name OF Dwight, was
arrested this afternoon for forgery. He belongs to
respectable family in Springfield Mass, and 1t is
SAID ned from home not long ago for CON-
mtting the same offence. The particulars Of the
crime are learned from the police.
ROBBING HIS FRIEND.
Dwight was an intimate friend OF young Ameri-
can gentleman named Thomas. who was lying very
Ill at the Grand Hotel. Mr.. Thomas asked Dwight,
VINO was visiting him in his yesterday, to open
his trunk and replace in 1t letter Of credit whchhe
handed him. Dwight received the packet and pre-
tended to place it In the trunk directed Instead
OF so doing, however, he slipped it into his pocket
FORGERY.
Excusing himself soon after Dwight went to an
American banker. to whom he had been previously
introduced, and asked him to cash draft from
Thomas stating that he too Ill to come himself.
Mr.. Tucker, the banker, replied that he
would gladly do so il Thomas signed
the draft as usual. Dwight asked the
banker to fill up check for Ella, or
1923 "a United States currency. This the banker
did, and Dwight left with It, professedly to obtain
Mr. Thomas signature. After being absent short
time he returned with the check signed, presented
1t and received the money This morning the for
gerry was discovered, and young Mr.. Tucker, in the
absence OF his father, informed the police, who
seemed disnclined to interest themselves in the
affair learn from another source.
A LUCKY CHANCE-FOR THE BANKER.
on his way back from the police office Mr.. Tucker
CHANGED to meet Dwight on the street, and greet
Ing him In cordial way II ignorant OF his crime
he induced the young culprlt to accompany him to
his ONCE Mr. Tucker then called in the police and
secured his arrest.
THE WAY 1T WAS DONE.
The greater part OF the money received on the
forged check was found upon Dwight's person. He
acknowledged his guilt fully. 1t appears that Mr..
Thomas had had visiting cards engraved with the
exact FAC silc of his autograph, and that Dwight,
possessing OF these, had made accurate copy.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is, 1876
ADMIRAL PORTER AND THE CONFEDERATE
RAMS.
Judge Humphreys, in the District Court madc do
to-day the of Admiral Porter and others,
OF the North Atlantic squadron, agains. tho rams
Texas Beaufort and ten other Confederate vessels in
which II was claimed 81, 500, 900 were involved.
The decree finds that, for want of proof. tho capors
entitled to but onchalf of tho proceeds of the
prizes, and that the vauc vi the Texas s55,52O
and the Beaufort 81, ,0O0
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Master II. W. 3charfer is ordered to tho Ranger at
the Navy Yard at League Island, Philadelphia.
Ensign W:nslow Allderdcc Is ordered to duty to tho
Coast Survey
Lieutenant II. G. o. Colby is detached from special
duty connected with tho Centennial Exhibition the
Goth INST, and placed on waiting orders.
Captain Thomas Ward, First artillery, is relieved
from duty Union College. Schenectady, N. Y, and
ordered TO join his battery.
by direction of tho Secretary OF War, tho following
changes in stations and duties Of ocors OF the Corps
of Engineers are made:-Major Nathaniel Michler
will proceed to and takc station at Toledo Ohio ard
relieve Colonel C. +. Blunt OF the charge OF the works
at Monroe, Toledo, Port Clinton, Sandusky City,
Huron, vermon and Black River.
Major Walter Mcfarland will report for duty ns en-
gineer OF the Tenth lighthouse district TO rccvo Lieu
tenant Colonel Blunt Captain William H. Hucr
lievcd from duty with the battalion OF engineers, and
WILL upon the completion Of his present duties under
Captain Twlnng, proceed TO Key West, Fla. and re-
lieve MajorJ A. Smith Of his duties In with
the engineers department and report by letter the
Secretary Of the Treasury for duty Engineer OF the
Seventh lighthouse district, TO relieve Major Smith.
Major Smith will relieve Major William f. Merrill OF
Captain j. W. Cuyler will proceed TO Baltimore Md,
and report for duty to Major Craighh.
Captain James +. Gregory, upon tho completion Of
hts duties under Captain Twning, will report duty
staff of the commanding general OF the Depart
ment Of Tcxns
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
DEspoILERs OF LINCoLN's TOMB.

CAPTURE OF THE TWO MEN WHO ATTEMPTED
TO STEAL THE REMAINS OF LINCOLN.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. Is. 1876
At a late hour last night United States Detective
officers Tyrsll and Washbnrn, with the aid OF two
local detective officers, captured the two who
tempted to steal the remains OF President Lincoln
from the vault In Springfield. ILL.,, tho night Of
November T. Their names are Terence Mullen,
alias IT Durnan," the proprietor OF tho
.dub Saloon" No. 294 West Madison street.
where the arrests were nade, and Jack Hughes, alias
}. Smith, an old counterfciter, connected with the
notorious Ben Boyd These men have beon shadowcd
since the attempt made TO dcspoi tho tomb, and
the proof OF their guilt is said 10 be abundant Tho
officers will take the accused to Springfield this
evening to awnit the action Of the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
NEWSPAPER ECONOMY.

THE HARTFORD NEWSPAPERS DECIDE UPON A
GENERAL REDUCTION OF PAT TO COMPOST
TORS.
[BY TELEoRAPH TO THE HEHALD1
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. Is, 1876
The publishers Of tho loading daily papers OF Hart
ford and New Haven have, AZ q conference here, de-
cided to reduce rates for composition after December
from from forty to thirty-fvo conts per thousand
morning and from thirty-dve to thirty oven
ing papers Corresponding reductions will be made in
tho editorial and publishing departments and press
rooms. This Is tho second reduction made within
eighteen months and is rendered unavoidable by tho
depressed condition OF business, a majority Of the
papers failing to meet expenses. and OF them
running behind. The reduction will bc general for
weekly and other publications, and will probably be
EXTENDED 10 include all papers in the State
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
PALETTE CLUB.

Tho Palette Club last evening gave tho nrst Of a
series OF informal receptions at It's club housc No
East Twenty second street There largo gather
ing Of members and guests Mcssrs Pctri Harrison,
Miard. Boseovitz, Christinni, Rico and Quicken gave
musical performances Mr.. s. Abccasis played a
violin solo Mcssrs. Harry Moulton and A. O. Foster
aud John Moulton gave several songs and rcctatons
nnd at la,e hour the party adjourned an elegant
supper laid In tho spacious dining rooms
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
POLO.

The wcstcbestor Polo Club met yesterday afternoon
a their grounds. adjoining jerome Park, and scmc OF
the members enjoyed couple OF hours practice.
Messrs W. Jay, W. Tbornc, Rowland Robbins, Her
man Ocrichs Harry Ocirchs and J. G. Bennett wcrc
playing. large party of ladies and gentlemen drove
out TO the grounds In the coaches OF Messrs. Jay. Whit
Ing, Bronson and Bennett, and of those not en-
gagged at POLO amused themselves with lawn tennis.
Tho polo players finished about quarter past four, and
shortly afterward the party returned to New York
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
SENTENCED TO DEATH.

NEWARK, Nov. 18, 1875
Charles Oschwald and Thomas Ryan, convicted OF
shooting Policeman Brock when the officer dctcctcd
them In the robbery OF Bdcll's house August last
were sentenced this morning by Judge Depuo to DO
hanged In the County Jail The 5th OF January next
There largo crowd OF spectators present Tho
prisoners received their sentence without emotion.
Ryan exclaimed, almighty God knows am inno-
cent? They Will apply Tor now trial
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
A RUSH FOR LIBERTY.

NINE PERSONS ESCAPE FROM JArL-IoUR ARE
RECAPTUREc.
CoLrMBrs, Ohio, Nov 1s, 1876
Nine prisoners In tho County jail overpowered the
Sheriff this evening and escaped -Four of them were
nfterward recaptured. The leader OF tho gang was
shot twice b. the Sheriff before ho surrendered.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
THE BALLARDvALE DISASTER.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. Is, 1915
Tho Coroners jury upon the Baliardvale Railroad
disaster ind that William Koran. the repair master,
was responsible for the misplaced switch.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
A MURDERER CONVICTED.

PorrsviLLE, Pa, Nov 1s 1876.
The jury In tho case OF Mahowski, tho Pole, who
killed his wife, have rendered verdict Of murder In
the second degree.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel John ". Forncy, OF Philadelphia is at tho
T,revoort House. Rear Admiral Roger y. Stembel
Unitcd States Navy, and Congressman elect Frank
Hscock, OF Syracuse, arc at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Colonel John G. Chandler, United States Army, is at
the Sturtcvant House. Judge Roland Hitchcock, OF
Connecticut, Is at tho Metropolitan Hotel ExGov-
crnor Thaddeus Pound, OF Wisconsin, Is at tho ST.
Nicholas Hotel. General William II. French, United
States Army is at tho Sc James Hotel. Colonel George
W. Paticn, United States Army is ut the Coleman
House.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
CUBA.

DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF LARGE MARKET
IN HAVANA.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HAVANA, Nov. 49, 1876.
This morning the market called the Mcrcado do
Colon which constructed Of iron, was totally de-
stroycd by nrc An estimate OF the loss is at present
Impossible. tho building occupied by q number
OF vcndcrs who lost all they had
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1

NJ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RALEIGH, Nov. 49, 1876
Governor Brogdcn to-day appointed Mr.. William s.
Faircoth OF Goldsboro Associate Justice OF tho su.
promo Court OF North Carolina, In place of Hon.
Thomas Settle, who resigned last summer upon re.
ccvinp the republican nomination for Governor.
Tho Legislature assemblies here Monday. About
half the members cloct have arrived.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
MAN.

ALBANY, Nov. IS, 1915
The Board Of County Canvass have decided that
Curran, democratic, instead or Bramau, rcpubl-
can has been elected to the Assembly from the Fourth
district. Tho delegation now stands all four demo-
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

ING AND CLEANING COMPANY call for and deliver
goods Work surpassed BY none omces-an broaawy.
near I'D St 18th av.. 18th ST. 27f sth nv near
A Rosst Intu Krnad dMn 4.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
rHE wFArHER YFsrrRnAY

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with tho corresponding date of last year. as
indicated BY tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

DON'T LOSE YOUR -CHEvALIER'S LIFE
ron rr Ain restores gray hair perfectly its falling
out at once increases its growth rapidly and makcs the
hair bea sold BY all druggists
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

FAIR LADY BECOMES STILL FAfKER BY
using tho great santary bcautiher. GLsNS's SULPHUR
The New York herald., 1876-11-19
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

MR.. WILLIAM s. FAIRCLoTH APPOINTED Asso-
CIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
THE LHo1sLATURE TO ASSEMBLE ON MON
DAY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

FASHIONABLE HATS ABOUT HALF REGULAR
prices. silk HATS S3 80. worth 81. S7 William st., up
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

Is THERE ANY WAY BY WHICH LADY CAN
dress haatv and not sacrifice the beauty OF her form
DR wApSpns lIEArn entirely solves this dincultv
WARNER BROS. manufacturers. 763 Broadway
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTOHS
are the only kind that really benefit aud honest uadcsmcn
recommends s,ld every mailed. g. SINGER Man
ufnr Brond
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

DYEING AND CLEANING.--NEW YORK DYEINu
AND PRINTING EsrABLIsnMENT staten Island
Oniccs-gs Duane St. 752 Broaawav. $40 9TH Rv. New
York: i83 and l6s Pieepont st. Brooxiyn Es,aeished
81 wear
The New York herald., 1876-11-19

A.-ATTEND TO THE EARLY SYMPTOMS. If
would attend 20 the early syptoms which always
prcc.de disease heavy physican- bill and great
suffering wod he avoided single dosc OF Dr. schEscks
MANDkAKE Puts would have effect the early stages
liver billions f,er and other diseases pro-
duccd ny isordered condition OF the stomach than oy
weeks attendance Of phy-rian These pills aro
gentle and harmless In their action that they are heco
the sovereign remedy throughout the United states ior
disorders the character mentioned above For saio
by AL aruryfsts