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prtn9ttel D o., 27. Sept. - Sn
benz benahbarten Stdbthen Srop tpurbe por<
aeitern our6 bic gntoefuug zines i9auoer=
baften Woroes unsebeure Aufregung perur@
iaat. Cine Negerfamilie, 9tamens @oles,
pobnt etrpa II Dfeile peitlid bon Srop.
4nna, bic dlteite Softer Der Sanilie, beiras
tbete Dor etll6en Sabren ben Neser George
MtttheG, lebte ieooA in beitdnbigem Streite
NIT ibrem Wanne. Gle mar etrpa 35 Sabre
alt. Sorgeitern Worseu friib mahts iie iid
auf ben gSeg nad einent benaGbarten 6arrtz
bauie, mo- fe allmoheutltf bei'm Waihen
ausbalf. I'm etma uhr fano man ibre Neide
un9efdbr in Der Ntitte beS g8eges Smii6eu
beiben 6aulern, uno bic lleberrefe iparen
our9 Elm i6arfes Snitrument, fpabrideinlid
zines Der idlueren WeiIer, peld3e gum 3erz
baden BON Wtaisitrob benubt rperben, buf
ftdbltf in Stiide 9ebauen ruorben. Der Be9
mar auf etner Strede bon 100 g)arb8 nit
Blutlpuren beoedt, unb es iheint, baB Die
grmOrbete, al8 iie ben erften 9dlag erbielt,
Dem 0i6rber 5u ent flieben iuhte unb bon
9etteren1 perfol9t ipurbe, bis ite idlteBlid,
bonn Blutuerlute er6Dpft nieDerIanf uno uol<
lenbS ab9elhlahtet rpurbe. Wfehrere ttcfe
Buubeu i'm 9iiden, tpelde iie pabri1einli6
mdbseno Der Slu6t erbtelt, beitdrfen bieie 4nz
nabme. Gs lesen anseiden Dor, oab Die
grn1orbete bon oem gerbre6er seihdnbet
wuroe. @ineu Neger, gamens Ser Sill,
melden man an ienem MOrgen uabe Der be-
treffeuoen Stelle lab unb tuel6er etn MaiS.
ffroh- 5admeiier bel iit fiibrte, it als Der gbat
nerbddtl9 Derbaftet pOrben. @r lit beiEabe
bliuo, uno niele Berionen balten i'm fir utl>
ifulots, obsleit er Dftsrs D,ohungen segen
Dtitf)en unb Die grmoroete ausgeifoBen bate.
Die metiten 8iiraer balten Wtit9eu, pel6en
feline 6rau bor furser 3eit perlafien bate, fir
ben Shuloisen, umiomsbr, ba er ieit Der @atz
oeduns oes Serbre4ens aus Der @esenb uerz
id,munben 1T.
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Staet Baltimore.
gerIammlnme Der aemperemsIcr,

Die @ougreB @aubiboteu Der
Saltmaiier & Bartei, gS. y. Reo :
graDe uub Soiepb GbompiOn, tai.
len lid 6reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-28

StQtg 3lt berfanfem oSer 31 bera
t.tiptf,pus Elm gut cinseridteteS neue5 Daus 49,
NtbS%VNns an fo9elp=Strabe uno einc An= ssI
ia9I neu erbautcr oGuier onSanoper= II. Sbarpz lsN
StraBe. gu erlrasen bel s.. 6IaiTen & S1bnen IN
Str. 145, Suoz zSbatpsStraBe. [233l
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8eratbunsslofal: Scr. 1872, Norb< b<gutamfr.
Ser srose Snbanerearduter=D Doftor behanbelt nit
&rfol9 ane droniiben Sranfheten bes 6irnS Salies,
Der eunse bes Dtasens, Der eeber, geren Blaie bes
2ersens unb iebe nnorbnuns i'm gteruenipiteme,
sSirOpbsln, srebs., ,@eidUulit Banbwurm, Nerpofiz
ihle9ter. Dr. 9iuerpool, Der sroBe Snoianerz3rdu>
ter.0oftor, Rr. 132, Wnro=IutamitraSc, behan=
oat saamenhpd4e, nerpoie Sdamdne, Smpotens
t6nnen. Werft bel bieer bas eeben untersra6en6en
seoen tetn 9elo mebr meg, ionbern beiu1t unb sebt
pr. stoerpoo au Static unb ieio beraeust, er ipiro
beM afle anberen Merste @ub nd,t belfen sefonnt sd
m6hte Cub, Die Sbr @udb iene Batent Websinen babf
6frtbabt, ,surnen:. Id fanngu fllrren. "Beratbuness
Gtunoeu Don frib bis Nbenbs lhr; Sonntaes
sum Befen Der arbeiteuoen 3iaiie uon firth 10 bis
R6hmittagS nhr. fGept. II. .21Rte. .iaTgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-28

Yrobibe N.zS., q. Sept.-gSdbz
reno gSalter Uf. Greene unb feine Samllie
ii6 aeftern abenO i'm 3beater beiaacen, Oranz
gen Oiebe in ie1ne 8ohuung an Der Broabs
itrabe Elm uub raubten 0iamanten unb lonitt9e
Slffnllen i'm g,serthp nnn 3D. 600
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Sele9rapbiide 9epeidett.
9nlano

[geri6te Der nIociirten preiie' fur ben ~0eutiden
SorreipOn0enteu".1
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1t [ y e T. ut d 1 et's
cleftrii6e
Oiirtel nttO 8anOagelt

fur SeIbltanwenOan9 an treeno tpsI6ent
9betIe Oes Sorpers IentIpre6en feOer an
ie asFteuten 1uforOerana.
Die tii6ti9iten Ger5te uuS R1uuer ben
Bliieniaoft @urOpa'8 iotpObl, als 6ieiee
0anbes empfeBIcu Fc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-28

Boiton, 27. Septbr. = Ser Dampler
nMinnelota" 1T beute pom 4iberpool bier an.
selangt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-09-28
Sernttl9tes nus Gurnpa.

Der Serltner RatbSfeller III
fir II ,250 Dollars oerpahtet uno nuB re6t
CUTE geitafte MAIDEN, oenn Der Ba1ter er,
btetet it'd freiptutg, oenIeIbenPa6t auf feruere
fiinf Sabre III 3ableu.
herrlid1iten Better Die spite Der Sung
fran, 420O Weter, BON einem Srantfurter,
bem 81 Wtailano mobnenoeu Sn9enteur Otto
SertOr, eritte9en morben.
- gSegen Nt q itd eleib tgung
nerurtheilte am Z. September oa8 8erliuer
Strafgerift ben S9lofiergeieuen Srieort9
gSilbelm Sarl S6uarSloie 5u einem Sabre
9efdn9uiB. 0erlelbe befam auf Dem 0oie
Streit nit einem 2eiern1anne uno Ihlug ben,
ielbPn, 10 baB oieer brobte, eiuen Sf|uez
mann berbetbolen Ill molleu. Dtele 9ro9uug
ma6te Den au9efIa9ten 10 b0ie, OaB er itb gu
Der aeuBerun9 blnreiben lieB: sd ihlage
Qlle8 nteoer, uno rpenn eS Der Taiier it,"
Der StuatSz9(nmalt bate 4 Sabre @efdn9:
NIB beantra9l.
- Cine gang neue Manier, eine Q II {
5u ipreuqen, lit mad Wtittheiluug oeS
y@auloi8" fiirSltd Oerlutt moroen. Ulan
bat ndmlif IN einem @infel beS Spielialous
Su Wtonte Carlo ein Badet nit 0puamit
entoeft, an benz ELL nit Sulminat iiber5oge-
ner Draft b:fefttgt mar. Sin Saalbiener
bemertte oaiielbe etni9e Dtinuten Dor Segnn
be8 Spiele8 nnO perbitete oaonr6 ein fIrft=
bares lln9liid. Der YoltSeiz@ommiiidr in
Wtonte Carlo bat 3net OerOd6tige Snoluiouen
arretlrtt elnen Oeutiheu unO etncn 8ran3o-
Ien.
9ismard gob einen @orreIponoenten
Der Gonooner nStmeS" fiir5ltt fol9euben
Sorfall aus letnen &rieg 8erins
nerun9en gum Seiten: yygSir batten eine
Srage 3u er0rtern, iiber Die mir ms nl6t Ell.
ni9en fonnteu. or. 8bters fdmpIte ipe Elm
beau diable. pr. SuleS 6aoIe tpeinte,
mafte tragiife @efen, un6 feiu SortI6ritt
nurbe 9emadjt. Bl0blid) begann td) oeutid,
5u reben. 3biers blidte mid nit erftauntcr
Mlene al unb la9te; sSie tuiiien iebr pobl,
OaB mir fetn 0eutid ueritebe1." o@au3 rid.
tig," errpteoerte td1, Dwenn td) nit Geuter
ipre6e, nit oenen id i6lteBllf 81 einem
gtnoertanbniiie gu 9elan9en boffe, 10 ipref)e
i'd ibre Spra6e; aber penn id 5u iehen BE-
gimme, oaB e5 nublo8 lit, nit ibnen 5u per
banaeln, 10 ipre6e i'd netne eigene; lab
einen 0olmetiaer bolen."
- Sn 6 Dnt 8berg belt an 7. Sep.
tentber Die Bcli3et III Dem 2ofale Der y6reien
Yrehe" Sauslu4uug Inter irgeno eineln
iaulen Sorpauoe uno bend6ti9te ii6 babel
Der Nbonneutenltiien, auf Die eS ofenbar ab
geleben mar. 90 miro man ia mohl bait
2titen Der @edhteten ooer, ME es 3ur 3eit Oel
fran36iiiden S6redsn5berri6aft bisB, Oel
Serbdbti9en (suspects) anfertigen t6nuen
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GOhIett0I4

Sgbensburs, N.sg., 27. Sept.-@in
lunger wann, Nameus 8euorp, polte seitern
Abene oaa etdlt in elmer aoblenDqanpe ID.
ifen, tnoem er in ben @Dlinoer blies. Die
aanpe erplootrte, nno BeuDrp murbe berart
psrbrannt baB er beute unter grabli1en
Shmeraen ltarb.
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6runoei9entbum
81 bertauiden nber su berfaufen
= auf ber-
0runoetsentbnms S6rie bon o.. -. &aH TIM
0ebauoe oes uAmerican.@

12O aI6cr Sano, eine pra6tpone Ssarm, eong=
@reen= =gsanen, 10 Meilen BON bier.
Sd16nes StegellteinbauS an Warrenftr., Bebn
5immer, $500; ipiro aud sesen einen eanbfs nabe
Der Staot pertauidt.
Wartets space, edben un6 Wobnuns; fehr biGts i'm
Eauide.
2eere 8auiteuen ON 9otpionfr., 155 ssuB ssronte,
nur $500.
Drad5tnnHe @obunme ON Der 10. StraSe, Bafb=
ngton, y. g., ioiue G5runbtude In berlebenStaot,
e6r biis su perfauien ODER sestn bieiises @senbun
uE1sutanfhen.
1sines @obmbams'an@aIboun nit aren mo.
bernen ginridtuneen; Irets $4,000
,3mei breift0dise &,auier on BaibinstonitraBe,
Simmer NIT Waiier; neu uno In sutem 3uftanoe.
BreiS $500 ieoes.
Iarm NIT t44 Ndern tn galnert=@ouHtp, Mnrp=
fano, NIT YretsS 5000.
6anf slpeiitodise aieselteinerne Sduier on Wbatz
coats. nabe Strderftr., 3ilmer enthaltenb unb tn
8utem 3uitanbe. Brets $500 iebes. Au6 sesea cine
form u1raetaulht. (,Sebr1 .12lRteT &2p)
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GelbffntprSeA

Cincinnati, i, 27. Sept. - Die Sat.
tin beS 0rn. Stepben Butler tn 9Sapne,
Dttd., eine ans b0dft sea4teter 6antilte
ifammeuoe Dame uno Mutter BON brei fleinen
&iuoern, nabm geltern oaS 8afirmsiIer ibres
@atten, id3loB iif1 in tbr 3immer ein unb
onr1i1nttt itd) ole &ehle ponietuem Sbre bis
an bas anoere. SIR @atte, iuelder bon ieis
nem fleineu Sobne berbeiqerufen murbe, fann
bic Irau tobt auf oern 8ooen liegen.
gS btngton, Snb., 27. Sept. -
8ilbelm 5srtned, elm oeutlher &oblensrdber,
besins seftern GbenO i'm bieiisen uamerican=
6ouie" Selbftmorb. @r beieftigte oas eine
@noe zines langen Strides on eirem 8ett'
pfoiteu, legte iid bic Shlinse am anoerer
@mbe nm ben Sals uno ftiir5te it9 aus BEN
Senfter. arbeitsloitgfett uno i4le4te @e'
luubhett triebeu ihu al Der Shot.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
INDICTMENT or GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

IIIE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT OF THE TREASURY
AND OTHER OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH FRAUD
IN BUILDING THE CHICAGO CUSTOM HOUSE.
CHICAGO H., Nov. 22.-The Grand jury in
the United States Court late tonight in with
Indictment against the following persons. charged
with conspiracy defraud the Government. in con
nection with the construction OF the Chicago Custom
House. by of fraudulent YOU chcIs, out Of $500
600 James L. Hill, supervising architect Of the treas
ury Edward Burling, ex-supernteudent OF cOnstrnc
ton william A. Potter eX-superyi-ing architect John
NJ. Mueller, stone contractor Of Cincinnati; A G Mis-
Muelers agent and reported partner: George j.
Reed, Muecr's foreman; Alexander G. wheaton,
ex-stone Inspector and George G. Prussing
q x.assIstant-supennteuden OF construction IL IL
understood that through some oversight, III. O.. Ja-
be named in the indictment. The evidence IN the
Custom House damaging and has been taken
entirely by the Grand Jury assisted by United states
Attorney Bangs No other Government Ocers nave betn
concerned in the matter 1t Is SAID that the evidence
goes farther than that taken IN the preliminary e1anna
tiOn here last Spring by the collector OF the port ana
shows continued shameful management OF sub
contracts by supervising Architect HilI whereby
Government Is beng ineXCusaDly de."audtd, ana
the city of Chicago deprived OF Government build
ing. Tie Jury also returned indictments against W. h.
EndcOti sident Of the Central National Bank
now Europe, and AGAINST Register OF Bankruptcy H.
y. HlbDard of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
failed 10 perform his promise Ball was required in

but failed perform his promise Bail was required in
81 900.
Arrangements were made this week by the
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction 10 give
amusement Of the Inmates OF the Institutions on
Randas Island About 100 Of the children OF the idiot
School, and the number Of the hospital children
have visited Barnum's yesterday but owing to
the rain the trip was deferred until to-day They Will
leave the island the steamer MinnehannOck ana land
at Twaut ysXth-st Conyeyances Will there DE waltlng
for those who unable to walk. Dr. Howard, the
medical superintendent, Charles Osborne the steward,
and several matrOns aud nurses, will accompany the
cDlldrcn.
BROOKLYN.
The Sixth Avenue police were informed late
Thursday night that Mrs Minnie Nedderman, wife OF
the ianitor OF Public School No. 10, in Statest had
taken Parisgrecn with suicidal intent IL was learned
that she attempted to take her life account OF some
domestic troubles, hut after swallowing the poison sue
decided that she not ready To die accordingly
physician summoned and the proper remedies were
administered.
The Brooklyn police were Informed yester-
day that DR.. c. II. Terry OF No. $40 Washirgton-Gve
had been missing since Wednesday night. He was de-
scrbed hiryve OF five feet ten inches in
height with light hair and full sandy beard. He wore
brown tweed suit. a soft brown nat, and congress
CATERS He had recently been addicted TO drink and il
believed TO have been slightly deranged. Wednesday
night he went into the drug store at Washington ana
Atlantc-aves, aud cOnveIsed several minutes. lie has
not been seen since.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
E4SEBOUND FREIGHT RATES.

A POOLING ARRANGEMENT REACHED AT CINCIN-
NAII-THE END OF low PASSENGER RATES.
CNCINNATI, Nov. 22.-At n meeting of the
representatives Of the Pitsburg, Cincinnati, and
ST. Louis; Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton;
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indian
apOls Marietta and Cincinnati and Atlantic ana Great
Western Railways at the Grand Hotel tO-Oay,
rangements made for the pooling of freig T. start
ing from Cincinnati and destined for points east Of But
faO Ptsburg Wheeling ParkcrsburR and Port Huron
the fOllOwInl basis Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS Railway
2i pcr cent Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and In
danapOlis Railway "a per cent; Marietta and Cncin-
natl Railway 22 per cent Atlantic and Great western
Railway, Is per cent; Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railway ~ per cent This arrangement viii 10 into
ea ct December |.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
p Q S r S GRIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE VICEROY'S PROCLAMATION.
JEALOUSY OF RUSSIA OPENLY AvowED.
I.,unPF ErihaV Nov 90 1SI

LAHOREt tTludy, NoN' 49, 1850
The proclamation of the VicerOy of India
recOunts the history Of the relations between India and
Afghanisan during the last ten years. 1t says In
return for the kindness Of actions and Intentions as
witnessed by the Ameers reception at Umbala by the
material aid afforded 10 him from time to timti
and by the free commerce with India accorded
10 the Afghans, gained only ill-wil ana
dscOurtesy. The Ameer openly and assiduousy al
tempted by words and deeds to stir religious batred
and bring about upon the British Empire In lnda
and although he had repeed all efforts for amicabe III
by the Indian Government he formally re-
ceived Russian Embassy and finally, while the Rus,
Mission still at Cabul, he torclbly repuised
the English Envoy, whose coming had been duly
notified TO him, and met our attemps TO promote
friendly relations with open indignity and denance
The Ameer, misakng for weakness the long tor6ear-
OF the British Government thus deliberately ln-
Cured its just resentment With the Sirdars and people
Of Afghanstan the Indian Government has no quarrel
as they have gwen no offence. The independence OF
Afghanistau win be respected but the Government OF
India cannot tolerate that other power should inter
fere In the internGl affairs Of Agha nstan The pro-
clamatiOn concludes as follows: Upon the Ameer
Shere Ali rests the responsibility OF having exchanged
the friendship for the hostility OF the Empress OF India
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THR CASE or TUE "BUCEETSHOPS"

The suit of Elliott w. Todd and others
against the Gold and stock Telegraph Company and
cross suit in Whch the defendant is planf and the
plaintiffs are defendants, before Judge Lawrence
in Supreme Court, Chambers on motions TO dissolve
and to continue cross munctions The point involved
is tie same az that recently decided The plantlhs
made a contract with the company for machine ana
the stock and other exchange quotations, ana nave IN
Injunction against the removal OF tue lnstrumeus
company declares that the contract has been violated III
that tc news sent the wires is not used 1or the
plaintiffs legitimate business but for stock spec
ulatnn at their place In BrOid-st, ana Inade pun
lie for gambling The plaintiffs present a1idavlts hat
stock ght sold at their place. though III smaller
parcels, are delivered when required, ana tbat IL m on
many TRANSACTIONS their customers settle by dlner
ences" they forced To do so, but can demand
their stock Judge Lawrence reserved MS deciAioh'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Bysyooyt House-Senator j. ID. Cameron. OF fenn-
,yivsna Hotel-M zama23na MerioSn nSamIn
Jer AZ Washington FGh Srus H"tet-DI
Acaval Paraguayan Minister at Washington Governor &
snder IN Rce Of MASSACHUSETTS; Governor Horace faII-
fnLs 90 VsrmoHt the Ion Charles l. GOrhsm, OF Mich
gan ana AnTew t. McClintOck, Of Pennsy lvania eSt
s1sLSr VOe-FdwaTd Remenyi Ersrst Hotss( ilh
John H. UpsbuT u n. and :. H. Kaufman, of Washing
ton - Windsor Rtte-James g. Fair OF Nevada aud PilhV
Jewell Of Hartford Nep- York Hoet-GeneralI l. J. hng
man Carolina UssB HOusFtienetal J01n NJ
1.nrse of Chicago - GO1maa House, Ex-Governor Henry
Lippit. Of Rhode Island 81 Dsns HGtetTChsnceW9I W r.
ncv Predent OF the Boston aud Providence Railroad Com
nany - 81 Nicholas HOtt-General James CralS T MIS-,
s0un Y,tTopolftan H0tet-The Hon. GOrham IhurOef OF
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

Chicago, a portion had been unloaded. About 2oo'ooo
bushels OF No Chicago and Milwaukee wheat I" 10 ar
rive was bought Yesterday at 90 cents, when was
considered low. Much faith in the steadlhess OF tne
market was manifested. and a willingness was shoWn
TO buy 10 fair extent Ffom the fact that No Red
{" short the market was a grade stronger. "So.
White Winter wheat was wanted 10 fair extent Tor
export and half "A dozen loads were sold AT II Oo 10
81 O9la Toe market closed steady in all grades Oh
wheat showing that there uueasiness caused by
hn unnl
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
CARRIAGES MADE BY WOOD BROTHER
DIABETES CAN BE CURED.

NlSUg Morgan & Aiicn.
DEAR SIRs: 10 has been some time since wrote you how
father was 50 / thought would write day happy to
say he trg irc lie Ia, been cured with less than
three bottles been taking the CONSTITUTION
WATER" have heard Of good many cases of diabetes IN
I'm. city one lady very bad when first heard Of
her sl, was down In bed with IT, she bought bottle Of
CONSTITUTION WATER and took a few doses after
which she was able sit up mcose two Scent stamps
for which please scni many circulars IA you can
there great many persons want them Yours very
fruN JbnN l.. SMllH
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A RUNAWAY GARRISON.

LONDON, Saturday, Nov. %, 1878.
A dispatch to The Daily NerS dated jam
rood, Friday, says: "The garrison Of Alinus
jid has bolted precpitatey, leaving arms. food
twenty-one cannon and forty fifty wounded. con-
siderable number Of prisoners have been token' and
1t is reported that the Afghan commander ls
among them. Considerable firing was heard up
the Pass this Frday) morning In the direction OF Iyt
lers turning force 1t is believed that the ghant are
not in a condition O make ANY further resistance.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-BV StedmshiD Repu6tie-J: Bon
throne Mrs H. Decker j. GRAY. Miss Gray ]. d. Hayes.
Miss Jones II y. Kohn, the Misses A. and G. kohn aTs
Peabody A. Roman Mrs W. rutherford, IT. and Mrs
J. Rogers and maid, y. Rath, Miss F. IL St0cke Miss A.
C. TAYLOR Miss s. NJ TAYLOR, A. L. Wilson, Mr.. Ges, MI.
Shepherd Mr.. Bently. Mr.. Jones. Mr. Meadows.
FROM BREMEN-By Steamship DondH-A. SchmltL j. a..
Sculze w. b. Wetmore Mrs. +. PratZe, VI. Stern
bach Kuhlmann. H. Deppen +. Iaus joseph, j. Meyer
H. Hornever Mundwycr. J. Mundwyer, +. Riechcrs,
r. Bissnger Miss elmer NJ Fischer, E. Hitschrich,
L. Aldsg H. Lawrence Miss I. Huguenn.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE T0 EUROPE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. pa new line of
freight Is TO be established between this port
and Liverpool, to be called the Blue Star Line. Seven
steamers large class have already been engaged and
will begin running the first week in Dccemb,t. They
Will be especially lifted for carrying live cattle.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE sARMATIAN STILL AT SEA.

HALIFAX, Nov. %, 1890 a. m.-Up to this
hour there has been appearance of the sarmatian
There is a gale from the southeast, accompanied by
heavy rain The wind favorable for the steamer, and
may drive her along tomorrow, IN the opinion OF
many, however, she VIII not be here before Monday.
IFor other ForeQn NeCs Fpst and Second Euges.l
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 22.-The Sheriff
and Deputy Sheriff OF Sumter County were ar
rested to-day Oh charge OF resisting the
process OF the United States Court in arresng Sam Lee
who II is alleged already In the custody Of United
States Marshal witness IN the UHted sta ties Court.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A DARING YOUTH,

Louis L. Legien, a son of wealthy resi-
dent OF West Hoboken. was arrested yesterday and
placed under bonds to await trial upon charge OF as
sautng his father. Louis quarrelled with his father
and dared hm TO strike him. The parent slapped MN
in the face and the youth In gave his father sound
VIII
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
LORD LAWRENCE,s COMMITTEE.

LONDON, Saturday, Now 81 1873.
Lord LawrenCes Afghan Committee have re-
solved to organize themselves permanent basis and
publish o statement OF their views.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
FRENCH SHIPPING TO BE AIDED.

A deputatiOn representing the French ship
ping interests had interview to-day with the Mpster
Of Marine considered urgently necessary that the
Government should assist the shipping interests.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
sTEADINEss oF THE WHEAT MARKET.

The grain market was less excited yester-
day than for several days past, as the "wali-st.
pool" was found TO have little power in influencing
prices II was stated that OF the 100000 bushels Of
"No. Spring" wheat which the pool had bought In
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MAGNETISM QIQII.

wishing 10 give testimonial In favor or
Ds Darru au"tc Physicians, AZ i West 3Jthst takes
IN. method dong. have been afflicted from childhood
worst FORM and attended by
many eminent physichHs win but c success being con.
incuIahle Twelve years SINCE, after
being confined to my bed number OF months was IN.
dured 6arrtn In short time was entirely
racd without cine simply vital power B,iDF
thi. tune troubled with several complaints. and hearing
OF In tG- again receiving their
treatment. To who afflicted
ils that flesh r Ia" only 60 and
do kcN.r and cmb tins opportunity TO be
health for affirm, both from personal
experience thai Dr- DatTin and do
erect cure. nceble 10 BELLE and with who
~ ANY one wishing TO
uunicate with ut, do by addressing TO Minanus
Conn MISS u. :. PECK,
Drs. DARRIS give consultations free from 9to4.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE KOORUM VALLEY COLUMN.


The Standards dispatch from Thull reports
that the KOorum column has found a great
camp at Fort Kapon. The -, cavalry aud
sporton OF the infantry and artillery have pushed
forward eight miles frtbe HaZarapIr. The lnhab
tans Of the valley friendly and bringing III supplies
free
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23

T.. IiOwAtDN & CO. WATCHES
Manufactured In Switzerland and sold this country cor
rary 10 law. Every genuine watch accompanied With
certificate which dealer should give the buyer Ask tor
the genuine Howard watch
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
A MURDER IN YoRK-sT.

At late hour last night, during a quarrel
with some Italians in house in YOrk-st., William
Pease was stabbed ana almost instantly killed by an
Italian named Francisco Degalio. The cause was
jealousy,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


TODAY
Ann r,,s. 8.b6 sun sets... 1856 Clock slow i'm 22s
Moon rises. COY Noon toutsI IlOo no"" @k' -
WATER fO.DAY-A -.
Sandy Hook. 62l GOV. island. 6jl He'll Gats.'' $40
HIsH wIfER To-DAt-P. NJ .o,
Sandy Hook. GAG Gov. Islsnd 7l2 Hen oAe.''' Voi
SUNDAY. - 80
sun rae, s.57 Sun sets w 4:36 Clock slow 13m 05s
Moon acts 439 Moon souths 0:O3 Moons days 80
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-A ".
Sandy Hook . Tai Gov. Island 1889 IL 5l Gae.... 92S
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-P NJ
Sandy HOOK 735 GOV Island. sos Hell Uate..... 957
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
Announcements
COIrNTFRFTTT

BARGAINs.-GO TO B. 5. SQUHT'S.
6G0 Broadway, Tor WAICHFs and JEwELRY ONLY
night from the iron sai0.