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PERSONAL.

That magnificent piece of architec-
ture, The new brick NJ. +. Church, OF
Fredonla, erected at cost Of S30,OOO,
was presided over for two years 10y that
able. and eloquent young divine, Rev.
A. Y. Graft He was transferred 10
Titusvllle IN the autumn OF 1873, and
there, Ms in Fredonis, his elGqucnt HI d
fearless sermons are listed to 10y multi
tudes. All VINO have visited the camp
ground on Chautauqus Lake have been
impressed with tnG power oil his .rglc aud
the beauty of hIr -..-"ch From over
work and anxiety cVnEtc.ed with his
mission, MIR. Craft Is occasionally sub
lect TO bilious attacks. Sensible IN this
rs in all other matter, he does got hest
tate to use Tor his reie!, what his
Judgment and experience dictate.
Neither is he willing - "hiie his light
under bu.hei," but speaks out IN this
MS in other II alters, on tn" side OF truth,
in tones tlat cannot b. misunderstood
though brici, yet 10 tn" point. Here Is
what he says:
Fredoria, n. Y, July II, 1872.
DR.. Fenner-Dear Sri have used
your Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic, AID lind il the best remedy
for deranget state OF the liver and
bowels OF any that | have ever used.
A N. CRAFT,
Pastor of the NJ. 4. Church, Fredonia,
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CEN T AUR
s.-s
L|N|MENTS,

the me lame can be healed .Ds,,
ma ,hsas whole; We now tn,sas sosaus-
tne Centaur Inimenr viii ~ ieg VI
not mend broken bopss y, 40 hey ~
out they will extra I so,sn cure Ca.s..
cure rheumatism and iliy D,
article ever before disec SsrOesaa nss a,
scientific skill came,
euects OF these remark All, oeyoed o .
Caronic kheumaI,.m pfepsnueS'
s STAND Neuralgia, wess. Ipsay y..s
sores, weeping. S,me~~ SS;iE-ek. so..
breasts, distorted Johns IeA Obs.
Limbs OF the worst kind az. ad spass
White Centaur LInimeSt CURED BY D.
II Will destroy the pain az,
Out a scar all ordinary Burn es sia
IL VIII extract the poison =, Antsca.s
Sungs, and the fros, from VI bio T.,
II Is very efficacious for "a iosea ilss
ache, Itch and Culaneous Erne, IoS
writes: VI "A'nvl.,,
"for years my Rheumati.,,
DAD that have been upshIs aA ~ /.
the house. The nrst three s's,r& ss
taur Liniment enabled ms v, ~ e. .,
out my clutches. am msnS sQ
1 mink your Liniment simnix nRtr
what the ')entaur llnlms! nArt
tor others IL will do Tor You I ~ at ~.
II Is reliable. ana II Is chesp al sase,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
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Vale, Platform.

The old Democratic platform at the
lower end OF the Centre Wheeling Mar
ket Square WAS tsken down Yesterday
evening, and sold to MIR. Pat Campbell
for the sum of five dollars. The flag
pole at the same place will be cut down
TO-DAY.
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aFherlin9 Acglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

For "Reminiscences Hudson.
Splendid Lunch-ChrIst. Buerkle.
Base Bsll-Buckeys rs. Standards.
Fancy Groceries-Peter w. Bosley.
Building Lots For Sale.
Side BoaIds-A, Z. Morehead u Go.
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ASK tor those elegant English disgo-
nsls for spring overcoats at Thos. Hughes
i Co.'S. Now Is the time to examine
this stock while 1t is fresh aud unbroken.
Special inducements TO cash customers.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Severs
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, q,
ADAMS & Lucas.
1927 Market street.
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THos. HUGHES & Co. have just re.
ceived fresh lot of black worsteds which
they will make up into suits at he very
low price OF $500. Call and examine
them.
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Mr.. 7. w. BosLEY calls tie attention
Of the public in another column to tn e
fact that be is again at home and really
to wait on patrons with his accustomed
sauvitv.
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SIMPSONS
Livery and Feed Stables.
Owing to the Grant House fire, have re-
moved TO the
CENTRAL HOTEL STABLES,

OPPOSITE b. & o. K. X. DEPOT,
Where will be please t see al my
customers and the public generally. with
nv new stock and first-class turnouts l
am prepared TO answer al calls satisiac'
tOrtIv.
PONY PHAETON-Ih have Basket Phae-
ton, suIttb'e for ladies ard children.
STYLISH DRIVING WAGONS-For
commercial travellers. sc.
LANDAGS, OMSlBUsSES, &c-Elegant
LandauS and BtrOucue', for weddings,
,hOpplngs, &C, First. class teams, ana all
the requisites of Flrst-ClasS Stables.
SPECIAL attention To ieedin and board
ing horses, &c. PRICES Low.
NV friends are especially invi'ed TO call
Mt my new stables, where, notwithstand-
ing my losses 10y fire, | ain prepared, even
better han before, TO furnish livery tball.
aplSeodb J. +. SIMPS IN.
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NEW goods for spring wear received
daily at Thos. Hughes & Co.'S merchant
tailoring establishment. ELL wool cassi-
meres will be made to order in suits for
so, same a. usually sold a. S25
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BE RESTORED only % ss saTe, r eli '%s
aud never. failing treatment used at the
OLD WESTERN MEDICAL lNsTIT TIE, 49,
Sycamore, II Cincinnati, o. IL fees the
system OF all skin and blood diseases,
speedily cures exhausting nervous weak
less, and iuparts strength and energy 10
mind and body. Call, or send stamp for
FSEE and confidential advice, which ex'
ID aims the only correct aud common nSe
mode of cure. No charge 10 responsible
,e sons for IT aatment till cured. Medical
.d barhs uspd ap23egc
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ALL wool psntaloons made 10 order
for IS, at Frank Bros ., No. As Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

ALL our goods are new. No old stock.
Call and examine our goods. Hofiat s.
Dickey, 1908 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

TIE largest assortment of msn's,
youths and boys clothing at Frank
Bros. :, 46 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, Il. l.. V.
BlOnd's
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LAEsT STYLES OF Shoes jlst received
at l.. Y. Blends
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THE cheapest shoes IN the city at L. v.
Blends.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 60 now
10 J. w. FERREL's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

GOOD, strong and substantial suits for
men or youths, for SIS, at Frank Bros
46 Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

COLLARS, Cuffs aud Neck-wsre of sll
Kinds at Moffst i Dickeya
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

GENTS fine Shoes of the latest STYLES
imt received st L. V. Blonde.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

BALBREzzAS, Lisle, India Gsuze and
Jackonet Underskrls, at Mofst &
Dickey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

LARG EST stock::ot plain and fancy half
hose ill the city, at Motiat IL DIckey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

For the latest style spring and sum.
mer suits 90 to Frank Bros.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

The finest shoes kept in the city at L..
V. Blond's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

Ii you want TO get suited IN Il pair o!
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

FULL stock OF White and Colored
Shirts ut Moffst i Dickey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

II you want TO get cheap and nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, go to L. V. Blends,
1885 Main street.
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DRESS Kids in dark ard light celors,
Undressed Kid Dog Skin and Isle
Gloves, ut Motfstt & Dickey's.
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UMBRELLAS in both silk and alapaca at
Moffat & DGckey's.
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Now is the time for bargains at Franz
Bros. As Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

SHIRTS made to order perfect fit guar
suteei, Moiiat & D.ckey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

Coop black Kld Gloves for 80 cents at
j. W. Ferrels.
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LARGE stock 81 Silk and Linen Hand
kerchieis at Moiat Il Dickey's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-27

CNLAUSDRIED Shirts 81 90 and 81 25
best IN the city at the price. Mofat &
Dickey's.
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Pastor of the NJ. Z. Church, FREEDOMS
n. Y.
For sac by dealers in medicine.
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CaSt0ria,

II IL n mistake 10 suppose that Ca,,o,,
Is not adopted Ia grown persons ns,, y
Childrsn. They on y need 10 incrpa,s /,
Quaniity But children have ~ mail
complains for which CasiOriR il Aiup,r!-
like w.nd Collie, Sour stomach W1fri
TeIter. recthtng aud Group, thai {,
especially recon mcndcd ior them.
II, effects are more certain thAH ta.isf
OIL. IL contains no alcUhO! AH5 . ~
/, IeRsanr 10 take ~ honey. i eve
gripcs. by regulating shr stomach ~
bowels the CastOria cooIs the blood Il.
pels worm ana prevents ieyeri'las,
outlets ,hc nerves and produce beAl
then OF -pu p" Iidreu can sissP
quiet and nUihrrs rsa rest.
CnSiorIa * recommended by a. 3 p
clans and nurses VINO have ircd o. 81 3
T. having rapidly increasing Ne W
prepared with great care alFf '.T'
81 br. samuel PITCHER, 81 Mac. re
Laboratory of J. Is. Re" a 60. ~
street. New York. ~
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The ball given in Memorial hall last
night, under The auspices OF the Memorial
Society cluo was also well attended by
the younger class OF the society's devolees.
The young :olEs danced to music from
Prof. Klsby's band, and continued until
an early hour this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11

TRUE LOVE REWARDED.
Another domestic tale. by A. ;. Roo. whose Other
cries real and fcrcad With much pleasure aud
profit limo. cloth oounc. Price, 81 Oh
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPYlcR OF rna CHiBP signal OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ill A. u
Indications
For New England, cloudy weather, areas Of light
rain followed by clearing weather, stationary tenn.
psrature, stationary or lower pressure.
For tho Middio Atlantic States cloudy weather. with
areas OF light rain followed by clearing weather. north.
erIy winds ana stationary lower pressure and TEN.
perature.
For tho South Atlantic Statcs clear partly cloudy
weather, with northcrly winds, stationary pressure
ana temperature.
For the West Gulf States, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. norhery, vccring TO southeast winds
and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly, backing 70 warmer
sou.horiy winds. stationary or lower pressure.
For the lake region, warmer clear or partly cloudy
weather light winds, mostly from tho SOUTH stationary
or lower PRESSURE
FOR the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys warmer, clear partly cloudy weather. followed
By Increasing cioudncss and rain areas, souyherly
winds and falling barometer.
The Missouri. and Mississippi rivers VIII remain
nearly stationary.
cautionary signals continue al Cape Lookout, Capc
Hatteras, Kitty Hawk. Cape Hcnfy, Norfolk, Capo
May, Atlantic City, Barncgas ana Sandy HOOK
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ILLEGAL SEIZURES.

JUDICIAL DECISION RELEASING LARGE GUAM
Titles OF TIMER
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 10, 1877.
Tho seizures OF logs, lumoor and iurpontine in
Mississippi by Special Agent Carter, OF the Interior
Department, have suddenly come TO an end II
seems that the sweeping and indscriminat seiz.
made at Pascagoua by deputy United States
marshal by virtue Of writ OF sequcstration sued
out by Special Agent Carter turns out 10 DO
illegal. Major Thomas II. Price, OF tho
Mobile Bar, representing the victims ar.
gued q motion to-day TO quash tho writ
before tho United States Circuit Court, Judge Hin
presiding the ground that Tho writ was unconsti
tutiona and was not due process Of law. The Judge
tho motion and ordered the deputy marshal
Pascsgoula TO release tho property OF all persons
specially named in tho writ, but rescrving judy
ment the quashing OF the writ until Monday to give
tho District Attorney an opportunity TO produce au
thority IN favor oil tho writ II he could do
This decision gives reliof 10 large community In
South Mississippi who have been greatly damaged re-.
Gently by wholesale which, Ia effect crushed
guilty and innocent together.
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LYNCH LAW REPORTED.

Sr. LoCis, Nov. 10, 1877.
II ia reported hero that Carl Strah alias Joe Enge-
cr who was arrested bore yesterday for the murder
Of MIRA Goctz, Columbia, Ill, was ynchcd to-day
By an iniuriated mob Of citizens. but no particulars
are yet received. The telegraph Offices arc all closod
and nothing can DO obtained in that way. Reporters
from here havo gone out but probably will not return
till TOO late 10 telegraph tonight.
A reporter, just returned rom Columbia, says.--
"Carl strahi made q confession to tho officers who
took him from here last night, the pur.
port Of which 10 30 the effect that he nrst
shot and killed Henry Goetz some distance
from his home, then went 10 Tho house killed
Mrs Goctz, took 0oetz's mules and wagon, robbed
the house aud premises OF everything Of any value
and started for 81 Louis When this was made
known this morning about one hundred citizens
determined to lynch the lend. and, after compelling
him show them whcre he had sccrctcd the body Of
Goetz they took him TO tho woods and suspended MIN
80 tree. Robbery seems TO have been The muir.
dcrer's motive"
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WORKMEN SEIZE A MINE.
DRApwoop. D. T.. Nov.

DRADwooD y. T., Nov. 10. 1871
On Thursday last the miners employed nj tho x Gets
Mine, under Contractor Conlce, took orcibc pos.
session OF tho mino account OF non-payment OF
wages by the contractor Tho miners still IN pos
session OF She mine, having resisted the Sheriff sue
ccssfully, and refuse compromise OF any kind except
iull ana complete settlement OF their clams They
ars securely fortified and vel! armed
and provsioned to stand months siego.
The citizens Of Central City, noar which the
miro Is situated, arc In sympathy with the
miners 1t 10 feared blood VIII DO shed before =
settlement can be arranged Al SIX o'clock this cvsn-
Ing tho miners issued printed circular invoking pub
Ito sympathy IN their behalf and explaining their posi-
ton. which Is briefly that the contractor owes them
500 Tor labor the contractor will not pay them and
they hold tho mine for the sama Considerable OK.
cUcment exists over the situation, which is the main
topic oil conversation throughout the section.
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sSIALLs' CASE GIVEN TO rHE JURY-CARpEN-
TER's TRIAL TO FOLLOW.

SMALLS CASE GIVEN 10 TIE JURY-CABPEN-
TIERS TRIAL TO FOLLOW.
tDy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, Nov. 10. 1877.
TIE argument OF counsel In tho case OF Smas began
this morning The Defence taking warning by the
searching cross-examina,ion Of Cartozo, wisely
fused 10 avail themselves of tho privilege o! placing
Smails on the witness stand. Judge Melton, Tor the
defence made pathetic appeal to the jury concern
Ing anguish OF mind the accused would experience
II dragged from his high position and dressed the
striped garb OF the convict Hc iabored hard
to convince tho jury that there
se.ial difference between accepting pribc
before the act passed and taxing 81, 900,
present tor his influence, a'ter tho act had
passed. Tho Attorney General could not appreciate the
difference, however. and clearly expounded 20, the
Jury that the conspiracy existed, ana the brbo was
made and accepted before she act beca law,
the money was paid afterward, which has been inc
usual course IN all VI these cases The state proved
beyond doubt that there WAS joint resolution 10
pay the Republican Printing Company; that the nc
cused voted for H. moved TO suspend The rules 70 put
II on its passage; that woodruff paid smalis 81. 600
Tor his vote 30 support Il, The books OF the south
Carolina Bank and Trust Company show that smalls
deposited Woodruf's chock for that amount January
10 and no othor check Tor that amount was deposited
That day.
His Honor Judge Townsend delivered the charge TO
the Jury, in clear anu comprehensive manner, care
fully weighing every point, Doth Tor and against the
accused, supporting every opinion by numerous au.
thorites particularly guarding against any feeling OF
tion 10 certain.
cARPENTEr's TRIAL BEGUN
l. Cass Carpenter, charged with forgery in ,hres
cases, then called He was fearuy excited, pale
and nervous In reply 10 ihe usual questions as 20
whether he had counsel, 10 said that ex-Judge Il. b.
Carpenter would defend him. The jaler says that
days TO keep lie in in FAINT He Is supported almost
entirely on whisKey. His trial Will begin on Monday
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TO THE BITTER END"
Forty Servants Of Mu-
rad Bowstrung.
BRACONSFlELD'S SPEECH CRITICISED.
An Ominous Silence Regarding
Operations Before Plevna.
[BY GABLE TO THE HxaALD.l

LONDON, Nov II, 1877.
Aanni Pacha, sub-commandant At Kars, tele-
graphs to Constanttnopls, under date Of October
2S that he has received letter from General Loris
Melikon asking for the surrender OF the place In
twenty-four hours. Upon the receipt Of the CON-
muncation the stan and all officers down TO major
assembled In council and UNANIMOUSLY rejected the
summons, and resolved to defend Kars to the last
extremity.
BArouM AGAIN sHELLED.
The Russians have recommended o vigorous
bombardment OF Batoum.
TURKISH LOSSES AT DEvE BoyUN.
AnAlexandropo special correspondent telegraphs
lehman after the battle OF Deve Boyun The
Turks lost there $500 killed, wounded and PRISONERS
and great part or their artillery
on THE TREBIzoND ROAD.
Constantinople dispatches deny the report that
Moukhtar Pacha was wounded in the lighting near
Erzeroum on Monday last They also mention an
engagement at Baiburt which may account for
Moukhtar Pacha's determination TO defend Erze-
Touni Baiburr Is on his shortest line OF retreat
to Trebizond, or it may be the Russians
fully attempted to prevent reiniorcements going
to Erzeroum
THE PROBABLE CAUSE
The latter is the most probable, as further Turk.
tsh dispatches relterate the accounts OF Russian
defeat In the last attack, which would be hardly
possible had not reiniorcements arrived
THE wrRAD coxSprRAcy
Forty-eight persons in the service OF ex.Sultan
Murad have been arrested in Constantinople, in
consequence OF the recent conspiracy Murad and
his mother remain at the Tchcragan palace, but
have been warned that it might be necessary to
remove them to another residence.
MORE Bow-sTRISGINa.
The Vienna Political Correspondence says there is
much excitement in Constantinople. Forty OF ex-
Sultan Murad's servants have been stranged
because OF conspiracy to reinstate Murad on
the throne. .M
ION nANDn
The excitement is Increased by q rumor that the
Prophet appeared to the Sultan, ordering him to
conclude peace.
MoNTENEGRINs RENEWING THR WAR;
The Montenegrins have begun the bombardment
Of Podgoritza The place Is expected to hold out,
rs the principal dclences have lately been recon
Btructed.
A USELESS EXCITEMENT
LIE Nord, or Brussels the organ OF the Russian
government, regards the speech OF Lord Beacons.
Held at the Lord Mayors banquet in London, on
Friday night, as an encouragement to Turkey to
fight to the last extremity, but 1t does not think
that the speech need cause fears OF other compli-
cations
SULLIVAN REPORTS VICTORY.
Suleiman Pacha tclegraphs to the Turkish gov
eminent that the Russians have abandoned Opaka
and Epolomaska with much booty.
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POLICE COURT CLERKS.

Tho Board Of Police Justices held a meeting at JEFF.
fcrson Market Court last evening for the purpose OF
deciding tho clerks and interpreters serve Tor
the ensuing two years. They In session dis
posing OF tho appoint mens I'll nearly midnight tho
result follows -
Chief clerks appointed. Charles W. Rockwell,
George Roster Charcs G. Long, George W. Cooney.
Assistant clerks -Jsmes McCabe, John Il. Nee owun.
John b. Mexican, John Doran, John 4. Lincoln
Charles w. Corsa, Richard X. Power, Richard Morgan
and Victor llcmourser.
Interpreters. --Gustavus ST. Abe, Philip Schwartz,
Michael TrcJetgcr anu John @. Lone
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

AN AMERICAN SINGER IN PARIs-sTANLEY RE-
PORTED AT CAPE TOWN.. GREW ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE FRENCH CHAMBEn-rHE
MARQUIS OF HARRINGTON xLEcTED LORD
RECTOR OF EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.
rBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov IL, 1871.
The HERALD correspondent in Paris tolcgraphs as
iolows:-"Mss Won Elsner, OF Cincinnati. made
her debut last evening at the Theatre des Itallens
In Lucia iii LaInmermoor' under the name OF
Mile. Litta- She complete success Her
voice was as sweet as nute and her vocalization
admirable. The audience were so delighted with
her performance that she was called before the
curtain and encored several times"
STANLEY REPORTED AT CAPE TOWN.
Advces have been received from Cape Town,
Cape OF Good Hope, to October %. Henry M.
Stanley, the African explorer. arrived there the
2lst ult There had been indecisive diminishing
with the Galckas on the frontier
NJ GREW PRESIDENT or rHR CHAMBER.
The French Chamber OF Deputies yesterday dem.
ilvely elected N. Juos Grevy Prcsiden. by vote Of
200 against $50 blanks Tho former vice presidents
and secretaries Of the Chamber wcro reelected.
TEMPTING rHx REPUBLICANS.
N. Caillaux, Minister OF Finance announced that he
would present tho budget SOON as the House vas
finally constituted.
LoRD RECTOR EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY.
The contest tor tho Lord Roctorshp Of Edinburgh
University terminated yesterday In favor OF the Mar
outs OF Harrington leader OF tho liberal party In the
House OF Commons He received o32 votes against
6sA tor Mr.. Cross, Homo Secretary
AMERICAN MAsoys AT WORK.
Twenty additional American masons began work on
the now Law Courts Buiiding yesterday.
LONDON POST oTYics.
Tho site Of the proposed now Post once on the
Thames embankmept extends from Blackfrars Bridge
10 Temple Gardens.
MAYOR or LIVERPOOL.
Arthur D. Forwood, Of PIN, Forwood 4 ca, or Now
York and New Orleans, and Lccah, Harrison 4 For.
wool, Of Liverpool. was elected Mayor OF Liverpool
vn Friday.