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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Foreign Iron Business.

LONDON, November ga memoran.
dunn furnished the Foreign Office by the
President Of the British Iron Trade Asso.
citation states that large proportion oi
furnaces are out OF blast and still larger
proportion OF forges and mills for the
production OF malleable iron are closed,
thousands Of workmen have been dis.
charged and the wages Of those retained
materially reduced. Distress is great in
the rSil.making districts Of South Wales
and North Of England, but is also very
great In staaordshire, Midland counties
and scotland. The depression is not con-
lined 70 England but Is felt on the conti-
nent with most equal severity, Germany
and Belgium are the greatest sufferers.
France Is not so bad off but even there
prices are extremely low. Trade il eyi.
IDENTIFY in a critical condition.
rrsA DAUGHTER.
LONDON, November 25.-The Duchess
OF Edinburg has been confined Of u
daughter at Malta.
RUSSIAN SQUADRON AT SEA.
LONDON. November 16.-The Russian
squadron has sailed from Naples. Des.
tination unknown.
ENGLAND NOT THE OPPONENT OF RUSSIA.
A dispatch from Vienna reports that
the Marquis on Saturday declared in a
conversation there that England would
not appear at the Conference as the oppo.
nent In principle Of Russia. It would
depend entirely whether Russia drew
up her demands in form to guarantee
the rights Of the Christian subjects in
Turkey, without destroying the soyer-
eighty Of the Porte. He would not regard
Z as violation Of the sovereignty il the
Porte were to enter into certain engage
ments with Europe regarding the pOrte's
subjects, and the Powers were to cooper
ate in the introduction Of the guaranteed
reforms.
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New York Official Vote.

ALBANY, November 25.-The Board Of
State CanvaSsers completed their labors
to-day. The footings Of the votes cast
for Presidential Electors stands, Demo.
cratic, Horatio Seymour 522, $40; Dewitt
@. West 522,6l2. Republican, Abram
Parker 489,529; VIM. 81. Seward 4s9,54
Cast for Peter Cooper, greenback electors,
1887, and for Green @. Smith 1859.
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present.

The Spanish Cortes on Saturday last
resolved to sustain the government in It's
intolerant measures towards Protestan.s.
The Spanish government in all its de.
partments is now run by the Spanish
priests. It will take about one more
revolution in Spain to clean out the Bour-
bons and dissipate the Egyptian
darkness that rests upon the face Of that
country. Itis only aquestion OF time
about the ultramontanes having to radi.
cally change their policy or go to the
wall. They fight against the civilization
Of the age, and their policy has been de.
feated oflate years in every country in
Europe, as witnea Austria, Germany
and Italy.
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Erie VI. Like Shore.

New YORK, November 25.-.Itis announ.
ced that the Erie Railroad Co. intends to
bring suit against the Lake Shore Co.,
for the purpose Of compelling the latter,
to put Erie, on an equal footing with
competing lines. The Erie bases her
claim on contract with the Buffalo and
State Line Railroad; that the latter
should make no contracts with the New
York Central on more favorable terms
than are extended TO the Erie, and that
the Lake Shore, in consolidating with the
State Line, was made by the statute to
assume obligations Of the latter railroad.
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New York, November 25.-Anthony
Comstock's agents to-day arrested Geo.
H. saulier, q Frenchman employed as
tutor in a number Of fashionable schools,
for circulating obscene photographs and
books among his pupils. Two complaints
were preferred against him, on both Of
which he was held Tor trial in $4,000
hail
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NEw York, November ga Herald
correspondent sen! yesterday q card to
Tweed, inquiring Il he had any state
ment 70 make, rejecting on TildGn.
Tweed Vncircled the question with deep
blue pencil mark and over Il wrote in
big bold blue characters, the one word
GNone,",
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, November 25.-Arrived-
Steamship City Of Chester, and Italy,
from Liverpool.
LONDON, November 25.-steamships
City of Berlin and Victoria, from New,
York, arrived out.
BosroN, November 25.-steamship
Olympus, from Liverpool, arrived.
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tits supposed that at least 100000 barrels
were exported, and probably seyen.eighths
OF these went 10 England. Very few are
sent 70 France, although It Is understood
that the crop there was also failure; but
they are not much Of an apple-eating or
cider.drinking people, but give the prefer.
ence 10 light wines. They shipped, our
informant stated, one week 1900 barrels;
another, IA, ,S9l; last week, $4,000, and this
week they expected 10 ship about II 900
only, as there will be only one steamer.
About 1900 barrels are shipped weekly TO
ports In the Baltic, As rule, they are con.
signed to parties on the other side, and
such prices are obtained as leave the ship.
pers very fair margin"
The same paper says:
1.-THE total potato crop OF Maine for this
year probably reaches 100000 bushels.
In Aroostook county the product OF pota.
toes has been unusually large. There are
half dozen or more starch factories in
that county, which will convert into starch
some 1000 to 10000 bushels Of tubers.
Large quantities are also being shipped to
Bangor for expectation. In ArooStook the
farmers get about 80 cents per bushel,
while at Bangor, the great potato mart OF
the State, the price ranges from so to 90
cents. The potato crop Of Maine this year
Is probably worth one million dollars"
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Extratlition Failed.

SAN FRANcisco, CAL, November 25.-
Some weeks ago Anthony Vermehen,
clerk for Hearrot & Co., bankers, alb.
seconded, defaulter 10 the amount oi
$4,000, and went to Mazatlan, Mexico
A letter received here from Delred Key
ser, detective who went to Mazatlan by
the last steamer TO arrest the fugitive,
with requisition from Governor Irwin
to obtain his extradition, states that by
the assistance OF Governor McLeary he
effected the arrest and was about TO place
bis prisoner on board vessel for San
Francisco when United States Vice
Consul McHutton interposed objec-
tions and frustrated the detectives
purpose, alleging that the Governor Of
California was not the proper authority
to demand the surrender Of the fugitive,
aud other technical objections. KeySer
intimates that the Vice Consul is in league
with the criminal to effect the latter's es.
cape, and says the matter is being man.
aged for political purposes against the
military Governor, who has shown dis.
position to further extradition, and that
the Vice Consul has been made cats
paw by the opposition party. 1t is known
BY dispatches received from the Secretary
OF State that he holds there is no cause
for Consular interference in the affair.
The papers have been sent to President
Grant, with request that he make a re
quisition on President Leredo for the ex-
tradition, and additional documents have
been sent to Keyser TO enable him to hold
Vermehen till the order from President
Leredo for his extradition arrives.
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Smallpox in an Icelandic Set
tlement In the British Posses

ST. PAUL, MINI, November 25.-A
Winnipeg dispatch says that there is a
serious outbreak Of smallpox at the
Gimli settlement Of Icelanders, on Lake
Winnipeg, and twenty deaths have oc-
Cured in ten days. DR.. Hynck, physi-
clan sent out by Lieut.. Gov. Morris, has
eighty cases on his hands, and telegraphs
that Of twenty Indians atSandy Bar only
two survive. The Lieutenant Governor
has issued proclamation warning peo-
pie from contact with the settlement, and
sent troops to enforce it.
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A Portland dispatch says the court
denies that any application has yet been
made for an injunction restraining the Is.
suance Of n certificate Of election to Watts.
The Democrats positively deny that such
action will be taken. The Republicans
are confident that the certificate cannot
be legally withheld,
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, November 25.-Pri.
yate advices received here render 1t prob
able that the revolution in Lower Cali
fornia, reported yesterday, is the begin.
ming Of a movement in favor Of Porero
Diase, which will spread through that
State, there being scarcely any troops to
oppose il,
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An imperial ukase has been promul.
gated providing that after the lst Of jan
uary next customs duties shall be paid in
gold or coupons negotiable abroad, and
also relieving common carriers from re.
sponsibility under contracts for the early
delivery Of merchandise where interfered
with by circumstances beyond their con-
troll
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INDIA.
The Terrible Cyclone.

CALCUTTA, November 25.-0licial-
The Gazette publishes minute Of Sir
Richard Temple Lieutenant Governor Of
Bengal, giving the result Of his Wis it to
the districts Of south eastern Bengal,
which were devastated by the late Cyclone
The minute confirms previous estimates.
that 25l 900 persons perished in the Cy-
clone:
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SPAIN.

Discussing Religious federation.
MADRID, November 2G.-An impor-
tant debate took place in the Cortes yester-
day on the question Of Religious Tolera.
ton. The discussion lasted eight hours
and resulted in vote, by which ma
jority OF the House declared It's approval
OF the Government measures.
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THE oREdoN VOTE.

A Chronicle special from Portland,
Oregon, says the intimate friends Of Gov.
Grover, assert that he will not give Watts
a certificate Of election. Some conserya-
tive Democrats and Republicans, gen.
orally say that the Governor lacks back.
bone 10 refuse the certificate. Cronin,
the Democrat elector, who received the
highest vote, stated recently that he
would not accept the appointment If
Watts was thrown out. Nothing can he
surely stated til the count Ia made.
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A Heavy Loan Promptly Made.
sr. PETERSBURG, November 25.-The
subscriptions in St. Petersburg and Mos
COW alone TO the loan Of 100,0c0,000
roubles authorized by an imperial decree
Of November 18th exceed that amount.
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Two little girls returning from Sun
day School this morning, were entic-
ed by q tramp into a secluded place, a
few yards from their home, and attempt.
ed to ravish one Of them, when their
screams called attention, and tho fellow
escaped.
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CoIuMDIA, s. G., November 26.-It is
understood that efforts will be made to
have Judge Bond release the Board Of
Canvassers. upon writ Of habtas corpus.
They are, however, still in jail, and no
action Of the character mentioned has
vet been taken,
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WHEELING, WEST-vA, MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2,

man injustice and read from the Senate
journal Of 1867, showing that McEnery
had voted against the claim.
The Board then went into Executive
session and took up the parish Of West
Feliciana.
In executive session, the Board called
for returns, and announced the vote, from
consolidated statements, as follows:
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LAKE Cry, FL, November 25.-The
telegraphs lines between this place and
Tallahassee are prostrated, and will not
be in working order tonight.
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Unwilling tho Webster statue:
New YORK, November 25.- The
statue Of Daniel Webster, dedicated to
the city by Gordon W. Burnham, was
unveiled to-day with appropriate cere-
monies in the presence ola large crowd.
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A NaIye for wounded Affection

New York, November 25.-In the
case Of Eugenie Martinez against Juan
Del Vale Tor fifty thousand dollars dam.
ages for breach OF promise Of marriage
and betrayal. The Jury gave q yer.
dict for plaintiff, assessing damage at $50.
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HARTFORD, November 26.-st. Pat.
ricks Church was dedicated to-day with
all the honors and circumstances Of tho
Catholic ceremonial. Eight BiShops
and large number Of resident and Wis.
iting clergymen participated in the ser.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, November 25.-Le Temps says :
England and Russia are agreed as to the
character Of the guarantees required, a
tritling difference only existing on the
subject Of the occupation Of Bulgaria.
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ST. LOUIS, November 25.-The asEre.
gate vote Of Missouri for President iS
$50, 0,6SS, an increase Of 72,69s over that
Of 1872. The Democratic majority is
%, $40 greater than four years ago.
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Obituary.

CINCINNATI, November 25.-Rey. ].
D. Williams, DID, distinguished author
and divine, and one Of the fathers Of Odd
Fellowship in America. Died this P. NJ,
nped 70.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Under Abatement.

COLUMBIA, November 25.-The su.
preme Court this afternoon took the order
under advisement requiring the Board Of
State Canvassers to make comparison
Of the returns OF the county canvapsers
and Of precinct managers in the cases Of
Presidential electors and will give de-
cision Monday. The Court declined to
issue an order giving certificates to mem.
bers OF the Legislature from Edgefeld
and Lawrens counties refused by the
Board, but stated such members could
obtain a copy Of the record from the
Clerk Of the Court, which would be equiv
alent 10 n certificate.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Stabbing ARRAY.

PouoHKEErsrE, N. Y, November 25.-
John Keeier, railroad signal man, quar-
relied to-day, at Lively, with Starr Cole,
the telegraph operator, and seyelely
stabbed him and fatally stabbed Peter
Marley, q boy.
DAYTON, November 26.-At q ball in
the city last evening two men got into
dispute respecting girl, and one John
Hazen was stabbed In the throat. He Ia
In dangerous condition.
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New CASTLE, DEL, November 25.-six
criminals were whipped and exposed In
the pillory here to-day, receiving from
twenty TO forty lashes each.
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It is reported, on good authority, that
Wigginton will contest Pachecos' elec.
ton in the Fourth district in this State.
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Surrendered THEMSELVES.
The Eve members OF the Board OF Cam
vassers who were arrested this morning
reported at the Jail this evening where
they are now confined. Their names are
F. L. Cardoza, Treasurer; T. G. Dunn,
Comptroller General; Wm. Stone, Attor-
ney General; P. E. Hayne, Secretary Of
State, and H. W. Purvis, Ex.Adjutant
General and Inspector General, compris-
ing the Board OF Canyassers.
VERDICT AGAINST THE cANyAssrSG BOARD.
COLUMBIA, November 25.-The Su-
preme Court has just entered judgement
Of 81 500 fine each, and commitment Of
all the members Of the Board OF Cam
vassers to Jail until released by order Of
the court. The court Is proceeding with
the case against U. S. District Attorney
Corbin, counsel for the Board OF Canvass.
ers, for contempt. There is considera-
BILE suppressed excitement.
DIscLAIMs coNTEMpT.
COLUMBIA, November 25.-The United
States Attorney Corbin, counsel for the
Board Of Canvassers, disclaimed any in
tention Of contempt and asked until Mon
day to satisfy the Court, granted. The
Court Is now occupied with the argument
on the electoral vote.
NO ACTION TAKRN.
COLUMBIA, s. G., November 26.-It is
understood that efforts will be made to
have Judge Bond release the Board Of
Canyassers upon writ OF habtas corpus.
They are, however, still in jail, and no
action OF the character mentioned has
yet been taken.
CHAMBERLAIN TO De SUSTAINED.
WAsHINoTog, D. G., November 90
the following has been sent from this
city tonight: u.m
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1876.
70 Thomas Il. Rogers, or Col. II. NJ. Black,
Chlum,bia, S. c.:
The following has been received from
the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Nov. %, 1876.
10 Hon. J. D. Cameron, Sseretaryot War:
SR:-D. H. Chamberlain Is now Gov
ernor Of the State OF South Carolina
beyond any controversy, and remains so
until the new Governor shall be duly and
legally inaugurated under the Constitu.
ton. The Government has been called
upon to aid with the military and naval
forces Of the United States to maintain
Republican Government in that State
against restraint too formidable to be
overcome by the State authorities. You
are directed, therefore, to sustain Gov
ernor Chamberlain in his authority
against violence until otherwise directed.
,,,-. .. U. s. GRANT.
In obeying these instructions, you will
advise with the Governor, and dispose Of
your troops in such manner as may be
deemed best in order 10 carry out the
spirit Of the above order of the Presi-
dent. Acknowledge receipt.
J. D. CAMERON,
ISec'Vof State.
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Arrived.

New YORK, November 25.-Jsflsrson
Davis arrived to-day in the steamship
Adriatic,
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FORK HOUSE BURNED.

New HAVEN, November 25.-sperry
& Barnes pork packing establishment, on
Long wharf, was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning, together
with the contents. The fire originated In
the smoke house. The loss is S76, 900 In
stock and fixtures, and on the business
which is interrupted, $4,000. The
insurance is Sl25 900, Of which $50, 900 is
on the main building, S55.000 on the
stock and the remainder on the machine
ry, cattle pen &c. The firm announces
that they will Immediately rebuild,
About one hundred men were employed
in the establishment.
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CHAs. E. DWIGHT,
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MORGANTOHN. ". VA.
1877
1875

The Fall Term begins September 4th, with @
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Departments fully
equipped, and under the guperintendeney oi ksf.
Whose large experience scholarly AttAinmeuts, and
recognized standing as an educator, iustiat6 tho
expectation Of continued and ipcreahns success.
Winter Term begins January T. Hprins Term
begins March q. For Catalogue or fuller Informs.
ton address L. c, BEbKELtY, A. NJ,
au26-SAW Secretary Of Faculty.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAX DKFAHTHENfl
OFPIcE OF THK CHlRP sIoHAL oPPtcKR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., November 27-l An
PRoDABILfrtKs.
For Monday; Gulf States, stationary or
rising barometer, western winds, clear or
partly cloudy weather, stationary or
higher temperature will probably follow.
For Tennessee and Chic Valley, east.
erly winds, falling barometer, stationary
and rain in the south.
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Tilden's Majority in Georgia.
ATLANTA, November 25.-Tilden's off,
cial majority in Georgia Is 81, ,lsl.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEWARK, November 26..-The erten.
sive enameled cloth factory Of Aths d
Hughes, on Sussex avenue was destroy.
ed BY fire. Loss S75, 900; partly insured.
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CoIuMB1A, November 25.-The United
States Attorney Corbin, counsel for the
Board Of Canvassers, disclaimed any in-
tention Of contempt and asked until Mon
day to satisfy the Court, granted. The
Court ia now occupied with the argument
on the electoral vote.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1876-08-19

The Sc. Louis Republican, Kan
- City Special says the Olterville
train robbsrs have been traced to
Cherokee, Crawford county, Kan
~, and Charles Pitts has Just ben
eaptarsd o. Spring river. He had
11ey 900 On bic person, aud . pack
Of lsttsrs consleting Of the corre-
spondsnce between the members
Of ~ band In regard to the rob
besy of ~ Nissoari Pasl1e Rail-
road trains, whieh wsgs secured.
These letlers impllcats . number
Of men IN Cherokee eounty, who
have been heretofore eonsidered
shove suspicion. The names Of
The gang ars;; Brace Yunger,
Hobbs Carey, Charles Pitts, alias
George Wells, Cole Yunssr, Jesse
james and William Chadwell.
The three first named have bccn
arrssted, and esb00 recovered.
Robert 0oode and Jack Garner,
dstsdtives, arc closely pursuing
Chadwell. He was surrounded In
Z cora fleld west Of Cherokee, but
eluded captuss. Some Of the rob
bsrs are now in Southwest Kansas.
All Of tho gang have been residents
Of Cherokee, moro or lees, for Z
year or two, sl1 ere we'll known To
the citizens Of that place. Most ol
the Information which led to the
arrest Of Pitts was given BY Mrs.
Lily Beamer, . widow, who wa
oourted by Pitts. Ther were "a
havo been married last eunday,
but the widow backed out, and
returned 10 Pitts the money which
was found on him whom captured
Bruce Yunger, cousin Of the no
torious Yungsr broehsn, who VA
reported In these dispatches some
days ago - having been arrssted
o. suspioioa of being o. Of ths
mn who rubbed the railroad train
near Ottssvllle, Missouri, sosne
weeks sinss, aad Hobbs Cary, wht
IVES arrested about the esme tlne
were taken 70 Otterville and Tip
ton 10 b confronted BY partisI
who saw ths robbers before III
robbery, but they failed to identlf!
them ~ members 0f tho gang.
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The want ard su1sring now ex'
listing among the Psnnsylvania MI
ners b perhaps Tie grsatest in ths
land, - thsse psol - ars differently
situated from agricultural labor.
crs, who It least can never slarve
to death. A letter to the New
YORK eun from Port Richmond
Pennsylvsals, rspressnts The con
dition of ~ miners there = ter
ribls. Wagss hsvs bssn reduced
and msn turned out Of employ.
ment, until now numerous sases oI
death BY actual starvation occul
daily, both Ii ne Wyoming and
LackawaMna regions. IN 1c$ers
instsnoss families hare subsisted
for several days on the flesh o.
dog ard other domestic animals
y BY the new cdict OF tho Goa
companies thirty thoussno labor
ere will be turned out Of employ,
nent, whom the sufFsrings Of thcs,
people will b. fearful. And al
this IL done by the coal ring, fol
the purpose Of increasing tho pric,
Of eosl. y Il starvisg those n,eu
to death for fear tba( rhe rest d
ths people win ksep warm tot
cheap the coming winter.