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New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
4 NEW FISHING BANK.
INTERESTING Discoveries OF TIE FISH coMMIs-
SION.
InY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUSE.l


WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The operations OF
the Fish Commission this have added greatly 10
the knowledge OF previously visited fishing banks and
have brought to light bank hitherto unknown, about
fifteen miles of the mouth Of Boston Har-
Dor It Is rich fish that from 300
10 900 pounds taken by trolling
within half All hour; and among the victims was dis
covered a splendid species Of founder previously un-
known the American coast, and believed % be- peculiar
10 Greenland The scientific operations under me
general direction Professor Baird who assisted ~
Professor A. L. yerri, OF Yale College aud Mr. r. H.
Wilson a. far as Invertebrates are concerned ;
and by Mr. q. r. GOOde aud Mr.. T. H. Bean
as regards fishes and cetaceans The apparatus
and details Of dredging and trolling were under the
charge OF Captain II. c. Chester, the first mate oi
the Polaris, and the friend and attendant OF Cap
tain Hall up 10 the time OF ms death IN
the North sides the investigation into the hhturai
history and economical value of the marine animal, oI
the coast numerous observations were TAKEN
depths aud localities In some cases the thernoets ~
tie depth Of fathOms found To stand AT thIt
degrees Fahrenheit below the freezing point OF
water and strange mas seem, these spots prem
inenty abound IN animal life. Great quantities oil ns
were IA ken from the icy water and among them star
ashes OF extraordinary beauty.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

ADENAw-On SATURDAY morning, Nov. 10 1877. Jale,
Louise daughter Of Juus aud Louisa g. AfeuaW. aged 30
Funeral 'rr. ne church Of the rrlusa.u-aron 2sh.
st hetwoen on and Madison i'es on I-e'Aj i"l nsI AZ
4ul4 O'Clock a. ~.
BoGERr-on s4turl,y morn.n . sov. TO- Cornelius r. Do.
Re.auyes and friends q hs family respectfully invited %
ave- ahd i iotis on TUESDAY morning Nov h. At 10 ococS
f-rcnc. ,oain law ol ne ais ~ wsscly. D. D. a'
Funeral at Sing sing. ll (. m, wrtne- iay Nov a.
. q m 1s var %Gqs H3 ss o. afn % 9 Of me- IT, S,y ~
Fun o' ,i53rg,ref 40 ,ve.r ifb n
Inierucnt a. TrcIds Meeting Hous West Chester 80
Friend. rua iad relatives are invited to attend.
EGBERT-On Friday. Nov Abnm Egtert
-ay. l3th inst. At io.3oa. m.
GoE1rz- -saaa.ay at Coorlo srrns' col, Louis Goel's.
Of Hudson. y y, 'grd 30 years.
GRAY-on sunday night "a inst. after short Illness
ras{ r; ~ @ be- hei az an Souls church corner it
ave AID -Ohst. 4t ?. Tuesday. lJlu ms ~ s TO-
GRAY-rhe member,o Of us National Academy o' D'srn
an, 4 a. at ths C5urch ~ an souls corner a1d
-'''''' ~ y T. AoHl-0N IICIAKD- Cor. secy, N.A.
KIEnyixA W. IN ~. T3 i va, of . M." ass. l. A0 Of
Nouce oi iuneIa hereafter.
y, %"raqf 757 ,t Afy ! y Ni1ry Ha1y ~A'~
IA cra N,iu,-ay N1y %. at 10 from his iatess
r zen" 1o Nee W " N b lSa - rarrrtovn ,or inernent
MrYFNoA Y-ou Monday Noy H. John T.. only sou of the
late John HrNrIomy 80.
piar, and frsaas respectfully invited 70 attend tbs
fTurrll from 1.iIY t'.l.Hf, No us &dH' O.. On
rur,ay morning ucUC lhrnce n thc church ~ tina
Saty.tg -st 4tal ~ 81, hAefea solemn tt9 9cm mas
vii be- 1f-rrL
MOVES -Du saturday morning Nov 10 Daniel r NOycs of
Ivna. conn. 100 the -Jtl year u a4s age.
Tht NlA tax place oA ll'7d4f, 4'sA Aai II y n
from late rrsilrn'r.
pAGTE-Athi residence 30 Fast !thst Sov. 10 Nnrtyn
pane n b. II. d.. Eu.rftua r0 $50 in thc Medical be-
paru, Of University u Neefors % tie oit year Il
ma fr. ,re invited 20 attend MS funeral 81 Make
Cbrcr stIyvesant lace aud &i ave. on HeinesfAy NUy.
a. 20 . m.
pOBERT-At his home Mastc T. l.. FRIDAY morlin z.
Nov d william = Robert. in tle e3i year of - axe.
Service from Lis lYiaf sunday morning, NuF. II.
ROBERT Friday morning. thc gth Iust ~ hs nleucs
tu Ilsti, t. William Robert, in te SD year Oi hs
age.
ROGERs-In Brooklyn. on saturday Nov 10 1871 David
l. Ror-rs. d. formerly " NcNf0tk, 10 the t'ih y'al u
5s. and friend. are invited aueud ne inera from
tne % his niece Mrs O. o. X a. 10 McpAoasa'
TIA. slay, al . D. ul
Insermsnt at Rye, y. T.
VATERMAN-On Monday morning Nov IL. lsTl. Judge
William IS waterman. IN The 5tth year r"' hs age
Funeral from late residence, ~ Barrow 81, y Y on " d.
ur-,ay. a. Z. M
rl~Istives and friends vied.
Ills remain boz taken 90 jersey i0r nterment
WOITFSHAUPT-O sunday morning Nov H. after a
long ilues- Veronica beloved wife ~ Henry NJ. Vol n
h4uDt. aged SO years
attend the fnrrI from .ae res-uoe. GO LsXlgloa-
ave Oh Wednesday. Noy. %, 40 il 0clocE.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
Gpstlal Nonces.

Advertisements intended FOR the next i.sue % rHs
1l,EAIY I.lBl ~ a.uad Do handed n before to-
day.
4 Youns Grrman. lsei - years, inst landed d.sir-,
o5tIUu u a4y he can obtain uulrr
sfauts The shipping business ana s good houakrerr
,taud u German Kusral, ~rIte and Engi.h. hrv
York cfcuces. address PA J. a. BOX sh iuuune once
t.o where you will. y0Iu Hni ~DZluuNT il vogue.
People have trDHu away ta'r fn noHter- end washes,
ard tlis olurlrrs prc-frf o ne teeth n 80
ta' fable tl.ir place. 70 keeps The teeth ia sIi,ald
order lud spices tHr breath
heryous Exhsusuaa- medical e.aa'-omg rsus s.reS
of I-.t,irsa .srrn 40 AAhus Isrlm 10 Anan.V h~s
YORK on me nd n nre1sur" e,.s shr % a.
I.spalaD.y tran Do r"fatf' al.f is efN
svaopsls % tar neats - .rrs "a ani le ran u
r.rvou. and plv. trbtv. brT tn result 20 ID years a
sr.nrs p,tcs - couts AII-s. ..s alllof pr D. J.
KAHN once ani -rs .eree. 81 b .of ~. y
Post Once Noucc TIC orsiiu naia - ~ -se. ssunt
ssYi'tDAN November o. 4-l.. pfI lose al So nhre
AZ $50 \ 4BI a uI tg Iuroue boz s.'s sll AF
-l, Du.,r.ovu ODD N EDS -IAI af fi' a. r fnr iurs-s,
e~ s.,4u.nlL Algeria. .IF.ItIHI tIrfrrf 'nrs tlr
srarr- to forwarded by ODDS snt' H-l ir specially 2f-
dfcs,.d. sud lO ul 'or lt.- itr O. 1f .trlrlsr
eA' tIa fIavro tlft Ut.A' a.. 4t d. u. Or rsrre.
- sf.tu.hip frsa ga pNnIlf t. lourg tnf HauElfgs
IN ,ATt M AN al Do d. .n. i'. B. n .} steamship te-
tuiJtr va urrrrtuwl rUl rp i.l Nr' ilA.ft ~lt
liud and North ~ Trojan ' '. '" ref 9f ls ssnrr
%Grfh "a r,l lluh tY steamship fr NuN.H Hr Ii
,,, .nI AZ fr He...tr.. o.. hr steam. 40.
-. via southampton AMI Errn 1rr~-plnifrrr iuf srtlt
pr'f,n and France o hr forwarded HI ts must -
.psuay uadr,.sL lbo stc-u's Do, NYouut. Asgrli anf
t,uuhc lAr utls 1I Dounsrt -Nrgur suc NORWAY
me ma,s or thr Mrat llftA b.uuis .-d - laolaS
MI leave November tor iuiua and
J.pau will rraucscu rr rIher D. The mails for
An-fraI. etc will leave ~an Francisco il.cembcT
Nss YORK, Soy. ~. 81. O. D. JAMES. Postnasisz
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
AT SAN FRANCIsCo-LOss. s35o.o0o.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE North Point
Deck bonded warehouse vas almost entirely DESTROYED
by fire this afternoon. Tie building which was two
stories In heighth. covered about grouId
origin OF the fire is unknown. The building was being
closed when Tie nre broke ont The employees were alb
sent at dinner. The contents comprised wines liquors.
bags glass; crockcrv. lrnn etc. The l0s. on the
contents - estimated at upwards Of <2JO.OOO, which 10
mostly covered 10y Insurance n foreign companies. Tho
building valued 40 100000, was insured f0r $4,000,
also mostly n foreign COmpanies Among the PRINCIPAL
owners Of the merchandise were: Dickson. DeWof X
Co, Hobronk, Merrill Co. BalfOur. Gutlrie a Co.,
Locke & Montague. Ammon, Cispar & Co, Hrilman
Bros and others portion % tine goods stored the
lower hJo near the front saved, damaged con-
dtion. The walls OF the building are standing, bus
otherwise 10 is a complete wreck,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
10Y FOR GOVERNOR EOBTNSON's BOSOM.
Herald

The most unhappy man III the state OF NeW-
YORK ought by good rsuts 10 be Governor ho4ih,Ou:
~, 1,, ,,horl he nominated be superintendent or
Csn il t3CyeruJr o. Nsw-Jerzry. Betaasc tLe senate
ETud NOT confirm this distinguished cluLth ol dhotLer
Cf.+. A. v.Tor Robinson refused 20 uumllae Shothci
s1Tr,repdcut defeated Tor entire year the mau-uI
non of tne reform canal management Ior "hcu 'hy
,'e,rIe h.d pronounced with emphatic voice, anu
inr el r0m the senate 20 the people WIN Comment
,,rti.fi1u that tne latter would return senate id
1oIiIicI harmony with Ine people have sent Dae
senate almost as strongly Republican, as tue asl inc
Governor may safely take 10 Tor granted LAT ms hoil
mons viii be quite as closely scruuhzed as theS were
llsf wear. We anticipate no facOus opposition 10 tAe
eru0r We shall justify no CigEer anu tIa-e over
nouiut0us But tine on Tue DINER hduu' had
es-0g % learn about his duty unuer the CousitusloA
sua o. o. peou.e have taught 90 o. MIN.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Nov. PA special dispatch from
r,s ~ Tn, Times says: number Of spaniardS' armed
with Remington rifles have crossed the PyreAees ana
entered spain. \ rising SeXpected
LOSpoN, Nov. 12.-Germany and LAZY nave
ad In. balance OF their subsidies To the = p", al"
Loypoy. Nov. 12.-Henry NJ. Stanley the
,,,, e,rorer and I2O OF his followers were brought
-, ,I- Cane OF Good Hope IN Her Maiettys StoresAip
IT, f,tr 80, which will also take them 90 Zanzibar
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE POPE REPORTED TO BE VERY SICK.

II is stated in lie Figdro-an untrustWorthy
autborlty-that the condition the Pope Is becoming
worse and that slight hope l. entertained OF his re-
corerv In consequence, probably OF this statement
was currently reported that the Pope is dead. T"e ru
NOR received crelence on account oi the eeDe cohu
lion in which he has been.
LONDON Monday, Soy. l2-6 P. ~
A Renter telegram from Paris s.ys Intelligence from
pc die. the rumor Of the Popos death, and says us
condition i, not aggravated.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
Governor r. H. RICE, Boston.
r-NcIE DICK,s LITTLE GAME.

Long ago the word was passed that II tnere
was Democrat who could carry Olo pm ! anu anu i
- tyeruor II WAS written IN the book OF idt luat c
sbord b. the DcmOcr tic candidate ia looV 10, tHe
Irs.i,er.v aud always In tile Democratic mlnd lhe
ir - e0uivaleut 10 au election aud, OF course,
n f.r B., Iuytl NJ the matter with the returns Is
:. fraud" and must not hai pen a-alh' tGCle @ @It'OA
r. rsfaudiug that he pulled the part through ana
- T. ms a-ftrmiuatlou that uc viii pun thc parry
t,r,,i nm l-Tq and ts tur reelected Democratic Gov
TIo T ONO present himself at the doors or tAc nauon-
a convention with propOs non 10 Ie'lF"f 'N0 ANTI
can peouIe iu q buslue>s-llke way
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

Ns- York Correspondence Of The .nc'9Hdii t"lt"g.
Mr. Tilden Is to bc considered, II not 10 De
reI Some ~ his friends think that be spent H-oOOOO
In tine Presidential campalgn. He spent 50 hiuch'
sav one TO get the nomination that he was found snort
~ nm inc campaign" Having been the bank as Wen As
fbe arsenal o the long battle Mr.. Ildcn Is now Ertua
his following beaten in the state ana rtTeu
~ ,ryrt ne and several OF his supporters are Kelly
men BiI Tweed said To m Jail: " recognize "hal-
ever IT, however strange eXcept that sam Iideh n9- so
Sii.itv 1.af don't see" JOnn Kelly says OF IA4eh
H. mas uudoubted understanding Of puolc hlHteIs
more particularly National qucsOn5 but ne IL laoe
in al kinds OF decisions except 10 Know a'iI o.
he has b-pu cheated" John MorrisseY s4lu % @ i.''
haven't been 90 see him. thInk ScheIi naS '.P & ~
-. t,,rr 10 Tdpu's house and introduce I'm 10
tbe or, vd when Sche belongs 10 the gang 'Na' LAS P'
tns krtr. in Tieu for the last tWO years.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
tRannminated.

In Passic County the Official canvass %, the vote Tor
Goyerpo, gives Newell Uep.l $685. and Mcclellan
Delul 4103. The total vote iu luc county was s4s6
The usiortcs in the AsscmD Districts were A' follows
Isl JOHN Kauc (Dein. I53 IIi. John O'Dr.en tDem)'
1873 UId tie Rev. John ii. RoonsJn d"p), %.
IN ocean County the official vote iof Governor Is re-
,ort.d a. follows: Newell GseP), lGd5 Mcl lr.lan
IN 6NI: UsX-ct 0iiCtu.h 80; Bingham iroJ,
g. For senator the vote w".: Henry 6. GniGA htP,
9ti'. lJ.rtiA l.. ElsUu lDtu.l, l,JVp; Hope, !.
- I'M, w. .u ls..c A. Van Iiis" a. pJ received
iGg r.'9 Ksi4s B.JL-ttJ (DcmJ l-ll, and Erickson
...r
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

and elegant English He has ms artistic tempers
ment. and loves his theme, without being lenor-
No better opportunity Is likely 10 occur Tor
long time 70 form an intelligent acqualnIlantco nee
remaining lectures OF his 10 all who wish TO -
prove their knowledge OF the place Art has In the history
~ humanity its importance to civilization and espec-
iay TO our still crude American culture The lectures
take 70 pace on Mondays and Thursdays, at IL a m
Netr- York, Nov. II, 1877. HENRY W. BELLomH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

HENRY NORFOLK CONVICTED or WIFE MURDER, AND
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.


CoNDEMSED TO DEATH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKlBrNE.l
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 12.-lieny Norfolk,
white man. aye 20 convicted on November of wife
murder Oh the 26th Of May last Friendship Ia this
county. was sentenced 20 DEATH m the Cir
cuit Court to-day, by Judge oliver Miller
,t.i,r .k.Itfhe had anything 10 say why sentence
should not be pronounced he answered: 60 am CON
ited An innocent man. That IA all have 20 say" The
Judgr then said that he had been pronounced guilty
nv one OF the impartial and Intelligent
,-io, that could have been empanelled, and
mat there was no doubt OF his guilt tnc
rge said he would not harass harrow mp the feel
Jng. of the cuuvc.ei man 10y a recall OF The
barribls circumstances attending the commission
~ bs crime and urged him to look only 20 God Tor
a. he could expect none FROM any earthly trb-
nna The Judge then passed the usual dea sentence,
dnrng the urououncng and at the eud OF whch me- WIS
'nrc V.lby Infected than the prisoner. who however,
was considerably nervous, while his usually red lace
hauched 10 an ashen hue. The Governor VIII pr0haby
ilr ~ death warrant IN few days 10 l. generally
s, Iii tat the condemned man Will make eonfession
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
CIVIL SERVICE REFoEM N WISCONSIN

The order OF the President prohibiting red
era ofe,-uoders trOIa aa-L- iAluta mas MOI lau tle
80 h. destroy the Re uo party IL this state, ana
W.. b..r.t that if the platform had be ~ more pro-
nollucrl IN favor OF tue Aemiu u-tralou the majority
,,d have bee greater. Under tue rule OF the machine
-. -.,. Seen Eelu1iull Wisconsin become doubtful
ste. r Was uc tactics OF tAe ntcllnr 10 avoid amy de
c1f d.,trIti0u 0I principles CTcunstauc-s- many
re u,uI.c-.t,-cO,upe t.t ktUuoucaue 10 tAe .od
sud on the uuauc.. question. Tie resql, shows ih.t
alfb..sU rar machine practically destroy cd men
ra,e Tor p.Iu,p. ,iul gave u greater majority tlAn
We have u.I for years.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE OPERATIONS IN ARMENIA.

LONDON, Mo lday Nov. II. lS77.
Mukhtar Pasha telegrlphs under date Of Sunday
The Russians are entrenching themselves in the
neighborhood OF Deye-Boyun. According TO intel
ligence have received from Kars, up to the 4th
inst, the force investing that place is not very
numerous. The principal efforts Of the enemy are
apparently directed aganst Erzerum.7
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
r4F PRESIDENT ON MASSACHUSETTS
From Tie B0stDll Journal.

MAN'IVN :
WASHINGTON. tn Nov, lS1f.)
Nv DEAR GOVERNOR: IL Is great sat sactiou - DC
abe tD c1nEratulatc You ON the sra'glhs Itsu.' ll
Massachusetts. am glad OF lt on general Itasos, .
,r orfrt and on my own. Your personal popularity
had no douut much do with it, 10 Is an eAaiuple ol
what the Republicans can do when they uul'c' III sPo
u 'N' T. s. HAYES
GorernOr Z. IL RICE. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
TIE sYyDIclrE AND TIE SILVER BTLL.

THE SALE or BONDS NAY ~ srOrPYD by TIE Bill.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-It is reported that
tho Syndicate has given. intends 20 give notice
the Secretary Of the Treasury that anticipation % tbe
passage Of the silver Bn IT viii decline 70 take any
rnnr houH
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
A - InNER IN TR0rRLE.

Dubrigne NJ. Bennett, of No. 145 Eighth
s was arrested yesterday. by Special Agent Comstoca,
and charged with circulating obscene literature Tie is
tbe editor OF The Truth seeker paper devoted 10 the
e.,rt,e ~ free love lie is also charged with selling
p4g.p.Iets baspdemOus wei a. obscene, ana VITA
advertising their hs paper lie was htld iof e2-
animation il Il 800 BAL by Commissioner Shlelus.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

A DREADFUL THREAT.-Old lady has been
made u stand back" because she couldn't tnd heI
ticket AZ last she discovers t, but Is In dreadful
"fume al the indignty and thus addresses the collect
~ he gives back her return half For your imperu
Ne ~ young man. Will take very good care your com
panY don't have the other half UtA 10 OQek by EGU!
hOW tlenl II London JILL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN ANNOUNCED.

The prospectus has appeared of the new Russian
five per cent loan Of 7jOOO,OOO roubles 1896, ,225-
OOJl which Is to be issued for subscription in Ber-
lin Amsterdam and Paris at 76l2.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
MApyTAND,s OFFICIAL VOTE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 12.-The official vote
OF the state last Tuesday Controller was as follows
Porter GlepJ 80 .o3l Keating Dem.), SOTO; keal-
majority 30 40 The Democrats Carried seventeen
COMMITTEES aud the kcpuDIIcans six
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
NAVAL oRnrRa.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 12-Assstant Engineer
Kreeyes has been ordered report the Chief OF
the Bureau % steam Engineering = on December J. for
special duty Lieutenant Geo Tn cotf has reported h.
return 10 san Francisco having been detached from hs
Ranger. Asatic slai,u aud has been placed on sex
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE WAR AGAINST TURKEY.
TURKS DEFEATED NEAR PLEvNA.

AbhhC DEf EAlED NEAh fLEN Ma.
RUSSIA sEEKISG TO BORROW MONEY FOR WAR PUR-
POSES.
The Turks have been repulsed in an attack on the
positions held by General Skobeleff near Plevna.
The only news from Armenia comes from Mukhtar
Pasha, who says the Russians are constructing en-
trenchments at Deye-Boyun. A new Russian loan
is announced.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
MORE FIGHTING II THE BALKANS.

COSsrANTNOrLG, Monday, Nov. y, 1877.
Raouf Pasha telegaphs the following: Russian
supports from Gabroya, route to Shipka Pass,
being obliged 20 pass within range, recently lost
800 killed. Our losses were tuillng, but include
Lesmann Pasha commandant of artillery. killed"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
yEw-HAvEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD.

BosToS Mass, Nov. 12.-The directors OF
Tie Sew-York NeU Haven and Hartford Railroad make
the following report: Total income, S3J54O6O 81 :;
t0ta expenses q 222577 81; percentage Oi cXpcusts
u lnlO.e 5643 auLpn- no cLl Ot van ll4lll W
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

before execution and purc opinion ms'nains TIE YER
dict OF guilty although the prisoner was convicted en-
urely on crcumstantal evidence.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
UIREc TOR.

The scaiterlnc voT'- were A7 IoI!"' = u II,I.'
HoIsey lGerH. 50; Eu-Ian lF.ol &" For DIRECTOR
at-lars -Aldrdse ilnd.), %.
Mcclellan majority in the county 5,lio Tho Dem
ocratc majority for Director is 2oj3 For Assembly
men, the vote was follows, the names OF the success
f,,l candidate, beng printed ia italics
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

Angels Turkish. Rom7n and Electric Baths. Gi Tex
ing ave. lny cfIfe suf titk" ure prraAfs aup ne
aud rrfrs be. dinner sooth aat rAuIUiixr before rrfr
lgt J 81 ventilation. highest ffmprraIurr best sIamp1o
ilg gratuIuls, ladies' day ani evening" gntt
lIL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AGITATION y FRANCE.
LONDON. Monday. NOV. II. Is

Dispatches from Paris state that when NJ.
Caiaux Minister OF Finance, iu reduces tht Budget,
deputy OF the r-ht vii propose that the four principal
direct taxes be voted Immediately independently of the
budget Tie Republicans are not expected 10
entertain the proposition It Is generally believed
that rs soon as they refuse the senate Will be
asked 10 sanction tuc dissolution Of the Chamber
of Druuties H. it does President MacAahou in
tends 10 suDm.: the question o. his resignation % the
people ~ tue form OF pirbsctum. The MacMahoutcs
claim that thr senate viii vote d.s0!un by fifteen to
twenty lnaiortv but this is moi generally credited. Al
the Late -tcrirst organs I'm tue OrcaaSt or COLst
tI Interest," aov demand r. publican Ministry, in
rluI.u- tlc I.Hus'r, sO,c SoT, and t0HSttNdOIuct.
81 Etp.ri AIS attended President MAeMaLvns rrcep-
fiUu on saturday,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
ENFORCING THE LAW IN BROoKLY'

The Brooklyn liquor dtdI0I' ATIVs1Vu OH
Sunday Tor violation OF the Excise laws were brought
v.steray before the District Justices aud after furnish
ug 3oni. IN 500 each to appear or ttl their clses
nc oliver Cotter detected three liquor dealers WIN
.tugt doors
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
THE YEw-JERsEY CANVASS.

THE OFFICIAL FIGURES y HUDSON AND PAssAIc
COUNTIES.
The result of the official canvass in Hudson
County OF the vote Tor Governor state senator anu
Tir.ctnr-,t-l1rre Is given below:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
AIDyIGH1 wE4rAER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, clear OF
partly cloudy weather westerly winds, stationary Ten
Uer4ture aud stationary Or lower pressure
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

OHNsTOS-ARNoLn-n she Rev T. r. Luhdy. Il. John.
ston % G.. IL. Arnold, both of this c.ty.
Al Notices ~ nIr1sgs' must 5e iHiorssi Via 6iH
a1me dBd address
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

TRIBUNS OFFICE, Nov. l3-l a. m.-Ihe variations Oh
air-pressure yesterday small, and not OF mpor-
lance There was an increase OF warmth especially IN
tie earlier part Of tie day. The Of moisture IN
The an r.mains uualtcre0.
For this CITY and vicinity, continuance OF warmth
and fr weather with occasional partial clOudlnc~7 mas
b. expected to-day and 20 morrow. An increase OF cOud
mss Is probable toward the close Of that period
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
TIE REV. DR.. BELLOWS oN THIS LECTURE.
IL r.IItnr n M IrLNure

SIR: Allow me to call attention TO the
lectures on the History Of Art. which Nj Corning be-
gan in the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton to-day, Having just returned from The hearing Of
the Introductory lecture, desire 10 render my unbougt
ana unaskcd testimony the abilities Of the lecturer
b, admirable STYLE ana obvious In the prepara
ton Of his lectures, and his success in bringing
his subject in highly attractive and instructive
manner home itO his bearers. lie is sciollst
but an honest and profound student, who has
valuable information aud wei-consldered views 10
present Of his great subject To an Original ana pener
I've mind be has added abOrOus study ana he pos
esses rare acquaintance with the works that best IL
Iustrate hs theme. lie Is an enthusiast Without can't
VIZ Knows aat he knows, and ID able to express 1t in
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
SURPRISING TTPPLLYG SHOPS.

WORK OF DIR. CROSBY'S SOCIETY
cOMMENDATION OF THE ASSOCIATIONS OBJECTS
APPEAL FOR HEARTY co-OPERATIoS
The Executive Comm tt of the Society for
the Prevention Of Crime presents to the public Toe fo
lowing representation OF the taxpayers and other inter
vital to the welfare OF the city in approval OF It's
cause and commentator OF its appeals
The undersigned approve the cause of closing the tD
png shops by the Society for the Preven
ton OF Crime, anu commend its appeal 70 Their fellow"
New-York tribune., 1877-11-13
rRlBrNE LocAL OBSERVATIONS.

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divisions OF tne for le q 4'ls
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New-York tribune., 1877-11-13

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