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River feet inches last evening, and
falling.
Weather cloudy.
The O'Ncal departed Tor Pittsburgh at
A.. NJ.
The Courier left Tor Parkersburg ut l0l
o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
rs usual.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
jp.M.
The Salt Valley, from IrontOn, passed
up Saturday night.
The Stockdale, from Cincinnati, passed
up yesterday morning. The lrOnsides,
with four model bargcs, passed down ut II
\. VI. The +. II. Durice, from st. Louis,
passed down. The Mollic Ragon will be the
Parkershurg packet ut 10! O clock to-day
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will he due
ut noon. The Salt Valley and the Stock.
dale, from Pittsburgh, will pass down to-
night.
The Telephone will leave for Charleston
at s! r.M.
my Telegraph
CIHCISNATf, November l7.-Rivcr Is feet
! inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived-Grnnitc State, Pittsburgh,
1atum, st. Louis. Dcpartcd-GranilG
State and Tatum, Pittsburgh.
New ORLEANS, November l7.-NO ar.
rivals or departures. Weather cool and
raining all evening.
ST. Louis November l7.-Arrivcd-Tid
al Wave, st. Paul. Disqualification Noun.
tain, New Orleans. River unchanged.
Weather cloudy aud mild.
LOUISVILLE. November l7.-Wcathcr
cloudy aud cool. Arrived-Ncw Houston,
Cincinnati. Dcpartcd-Laura Davis and
Andy Baum, Cincinnati; J. u. Parker,
Memphis; Mary Miller, st. Louis. River
rissng & feet inches in the canal. -
CAlHo, November l7.-Rivcr feet II
inches and falling. Arrivcd-IdlcwiId,
DcsmCt, I'd. Hobbs, Florence Meyer, Ar.
kansas BELLE, Greyhound, Charles McDon.
aid and Rhoads, Departed Yacgcr, Idle.
wild, Ny Choice, Silver Thorn, I'd. Hobbs,
Florence Never, !. \. McComb, Rhoads,
Greyhound and John Gilmore. The Jas.
Gilmore, which sunk on the Grand Chain,
tan be raised. Weather cloudy.
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New York.

New YoRK, November 1G.-Cotton--Quiet
at 0%a9isc Flour-Sominally unchanged /:
supcrlinc State and western So 25a3 6j COM
mon To good extra - 75a3 9j good To choice
81 0OO4 30; white wheat extra 81 55a5 IS: ex-
tra Ohio - seas 20; St Louis 50 G0a5 Is Min
ncsota patent process Is 9Oas %. Wheat
Heavy; rejected spring 7Sc; ungraded do sGt
90c; ungraded red 81 02al %; No. , do 81 OLA
OK; No. > do 81 OjIsal O6lI No. do 81 OGI.
al OK; ungraded amber 81 O2I5al O3i. I'M
graded white 81 .o6al 09l.; No. . do 81 o.;
no do 81 OGAai07; extra do 81 IO1l. RYE
Dull western 5Sa5SJ9c. Barley-IIeavy;
Malt-Qniet. Corn-lIeavy; ungraded l41fa
4GHc; No. 3, 43N4S1Ic; steamer i6c; No. 2,
l2al6Hc ronnd yellow 46I 4ali3c. Oats-Quiet;
No. >, 3lhc; do white 337SaS3}s g: No. 1, 3llsa
3lA4c; mixed western 3la32c; white western
3:Ea;i7c. Hay-Steady and unchanged Hops
Unchanged. Coficc-IIcavy; sales private.
SuGar-Dull; good refining Ta1l4c MolasSes-
Dull. Ricc-Quiet and unchanged Whisky
DULL 81 0S bid; 81 0Sls asked.
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fatal STABBrSG AFFRAY IL THE EIGHrH
W-NRD,-Therc was considerable excite.
nle nj in the lower part OF the cityon Satur.
da! night, over fatal stabbing atfrav
which took place i'll small unoccupied
shanty back OF the railroad, near 4Sd
street: The shanty is on lot belonging
to Il Mr. SLrum, and is place OF rendcl.
vous for all the idle boys in the neighbor-
hood. On Saturday night there was a
large party OF boys, perhaps twenty or
thirty, at the shanty, drinking beer, Il keg
Of the article having been purchased by
the crowd taking up collection for that
purpose. In the party were Edward Kiger
and Frank HObrccht, each abOutcightccn
or nineteen years Of age. About O'Clock,
as Niger was whiting piece OF wood,
he by some means cut little boy named
Fred. Aidley on the hand, whether pur-
pOSely or otherwise We cannot say. Any
how, HObrecht spoke up and told Niger
he ought not to impose upon small
boy, to put up the knife, that he had
no business with it and shouldn't have
it. kiger, in reply, said he didn't
want any oil llObrccht's id sass, and
wouldn't take it" I'm alteration en-
sued betweenthcm, and after exchanging Il
few words they came to blows. In the
m'lee which followed, IIobrecht was stab
bed in the side by Niger with the knife.
DIR. llazlett was Immediately called, and
dressed the wound, which he found to he
al inclsed wound, two inches in length. in
the LETT side, the knife having entered be-
tween the seventh and eighth ribs, on q YER
teal line with the leitnipplc, and five inch
cs below it. llObrecht remained in the
shanty until o'clock yesterday morning
when he wasremoved TO his home, on 42d
street, between Jacob and Wood streets,
where he fingered until3o'clOckycstcrlay
afternoon, when death ensucd.
kiger remained about his home, corner
Wood and Hist streets, up to II o'clock
yesterday morning, when he disappeared,
and has not since been heard OF. \ war
rant for his arrest was issued by Justice
Mix and placed in the bands Of an officer,
but at last accounts he had not been ar.
rested.
llObrecht was son oi Adam lIO.
brccht, and worked with his father in Il
coal bank. lie bore u good reputation,
while that OF Niger was rather bad. Kger
had no regular employment; his father
formerly resided in Benwood, and worked
as u boiler in the BCnwood Mill. Justice
Mix will hold an inquest over the remains
OF llobrecht this morning at 10 o'clock.
1t is due to Officer Asmus, OF the Eighth
Ward, to say that he was not aware that
llobrcChtS wound was OF u serious nature
until late yesterday, or he would have i'm
mcdiately searched for Niger and placed
him under arrest. As it was, no complaint
was made, and not realizing the true con-
dition OF the wounded boy, the officer lid
not 90 to any trouble TO find Kigcr. Yes
tcrlay afternoon, however, ho went TO
Bcllairc and Bcnwood, it being the general
snrpOsition that kigcr went in that dircc-
ton, but after u vigorous search in both
places he was unable 10 find his man, and
came back without him.
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TURKEY.

CoNsrATlNoPLE, November IL. - The
Porte has appointed u Commissioner, un
der the Presidency OF Caratheodori Pasha
10 apply the programme OF reforms in
Eastern Roumelia.
1t is said that the projected loan will be
for fifteen million pounds, Turkish, and
that the guarantee will comprise the sur
plus ofthe Cyprus revenue.
Prince DOndOnkoH korsakOir, after con
ferring with Prince l.abanOn, will proceed
to Lavadia, summoned by the Car.
Saivet P!IsIIa, after a long interview with
the Sultan, attended the Council OF Min
listers to-day, and urged the necessity O
coming to M amicable arrangement with
Greece before. foreign mediation. The
Council advised an arrangement confor
mably to the proposals OF the Congress
without specifying the line Of the frontier
No doubt the Sultan will Ntify the decision
OF the Council. 60
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Tribute OF REsPECT.-Ata regular meet
ing nt Lincoln Lodge, No I9,1. o. D. f.,
held in odd Fellows hall Benwood, Sat
urday evening, November 10th, 1873, the
following preamble and resolutions were
submitted and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The supreme Ruler Of the
Universe has in his wisdom called our
beloved brother, Vim. Z. l.ineberger, to
preccdc us in the mysterious journey to
the dark and silent tomb; therefore It is
RcsDlrsd, That in this sal dispensation
OF Providence we have been deprived OF u
worthy and beloved brother, whose many
virtues, goodness OF heart and genial char
aCter endcarcd him by more than ordinary
ties to all those by whom he was known.
Re@ir,d, That by the suddenness OF this
ailiictiOn We are fOrcibly reminded OF the
uncertainty of life, OF the vast importance
Of . stricter observance OF the elcvating
principles oil our beloved Order, and the
Christian religion.
Res0i,.j, That We tender to the relatives
and friends of our deceased brother the
assurance OF our heartfelt sympathy and
sorrow in our common loss; and while we
dcplOre the diSpensation which has remov-
ed from our midst faithful brother and
warm hearted friend, we sincerely believe
and trust he found place in the Celestial
City above, that house no: made with
hands, Eternal in the Heavens, where We
hope ut last TO arrive by firm reliance ON
Divine Providence, our own endeavOrS
and the blessings OF the Great Jehovah.
HsSolrtf, That us Il mark OF respect for
our deceased brother, the lodge room and
furniture be draped i'll mourning for thirty
days.
R'oired, That Il copy OF these resolutions
be transmitted to the family and relatives
OF the deceased brother, and inserted in
the daily papers OF Wheeling, W. Va.
FRANK MCJILToN.
WV. liASrEE,
J. L. THOMAS.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November l6.-LOrd Rosebery
has been elected Lord Rector OF Aberdeen
University, by majority Of four over
Cross, Home Secretary.
The report OF fire on the steamship
Wyoming, from New York, was un'
founded.
A special supplement OF the London
Gazette, issued Friday night, contained the
correspondence between Secretary Evarts
and Minister Welsh on the fisheries ques
ton.
DUBLIN, November 2G.-The Cathedral
chapter and parish priests Of the diocese
meet on the 18th inst. to select three
names from which the Pope may choose
n successor to Archbishop Cullen.
MovILLE, November lG.-Thc Marquis
OF Lornc and Princess Louise received the
address from the corporation OF London
derry on board the Sarmatian. Lord
Lornc, in replying, acknowledged the
value OF Irish immigration to Canada.
ARRIVAL OF RUSSIAN CAVALRY.
LONDON, November ia Constantine.
pie dispatch says: Nine regiments OF
Russian cavalry have arrived at Adrian.
Ople. In relation TO the Greek frontier,
the Turkish Council OF Ministers ultimate
~ adopted the view in favor Of thcironticr
line on Thcsaly, as recommended by the
Congress, but only favored the cession
OF quarter of Epirus, excluding Jaunina.
1t is stated that the Sultan has assured the
French ambassador OF his adhesion to
this rectitcatiOn.
The R0umanian Minister has informed
the Porte OF the Russians demand as to
the condition for evacuating the Roumania
right to occupy and fOrtify Kustendjc and
other stratcgical points in Dobrudja, and
to maintain the military road through
ROumania.
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"Tna SOLDIERS Trust" MIR. George C.
Bonifacc, Il successful and popular actor,
will appear at the Opera House. this even
ing as Corporal Antoine in "'rhc Sol
dicr's Trust" The Syracuse Courier says
Of the actor and the play; "Mr, Bonifacc
is simply great in this part. 1t is mag
niliccnt performance and deserves to rank
with the Rip Van Wrinkle OF Mr.. Joseph
jefferson and other great creations Of dra-
matte genius We have noticed at length
the fine points in which Mr. BonifaCc's
acting cxCcls, and have no hesitation in
stating that no more interesting and
satisfactory a dramatic performance has
ever been givingin Syracuse. The play
is brilliantly mounted and tho costumes
are elegant in the extreme. The military
tablcaux are strikingly beautiful and the
climaxcs are wonderfully realistic"
Reserved seats can lie Obtained at Lucas
music store.
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LIVER is KING.-The Liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as il con-
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds Of ailments are the natural result. The
digestion OF food. the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. II has been sue
ceSfully proved that Green's August Flower
is uncqualcd in curingall persons atilctcdwith
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint. and all the nu-
meroHs symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that it is just what you want.
eOtlSW
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BALTIMORE, November differentiation
trade inquiry and market steady. Wheat
Western quiet and a shade easier; No. . Penn.
sylvania red 81 O5l5; No. . western winter red
spot and November 81 03I.; December 81 Gis4:
January 81 N5Aal 05Is. Corn-Western firm
and wanted; western mixed spot and Sovcm.
Der i74a47Lc; December i6c January 4Ga
1910; steamer 4O3sc. 0ats-Quiet and u shade
tinncr; Pennsylvania 2Ia29c; western white
2Sa29c; do mixed 2Ga9Ic. Ryc-Dull and
steady lIay-Quict and easy. Provisions
Dull, heavy and prices nominally unchanged.
Buttcr-Choicc stock firm western packed
and roll at lGalSc. Pctrolcum-Quiet hut
steady; crude ut 7Lc; refined ~. Coffee
Dull and nominal; Rio carGoeS at l"i.Nl6c.
WhiSky-Dul and easier at 81 O9':.
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TEMPERANCE MATTERS. Mr. Th0s. Horn
brook has engaged Washington Hall fora
series Of temperance meetings during the
winter.
During the month Of December, the fol-
lowing pastors Of the city will be request
ed to deliver sermons on temperance: Isl
Sunday, Rev. W. L. White, Chaplinc Street
VI. T.. Church; ID Sunday, Rev. $. Il. Bar
nitz, at Lutheran Church; ID Sunday, Rev
Geo. {. Wil,lng, Thomson NJ. T.. Church,
and Rev Lawson, African NJ. f. Church
lth Sunday, Rev Sw0pc, Episcopal Church
9Th Sunday, pastorOijicrman ME. Church
The usual Sunday afternoon temperance
prayer meetings were held yesterday NJ
. rarkcrs and Mozart Halls.
Mrs. Springer spoke at Mozart Hall Sat
urday evening,
Tile Ladies Band conducted by Mrs
Whitcsilcsl held their usual Sunday after,
noon meeting. The hall was filed.
The Filth Street VI. J.. Church was
crowded on Saturday evening Alex
Turner presided 4 grand enthusiasm
was manifested, SOME forty signing the
pledge. u. Il. Porter, lIoit. Marshall,
Capt. liagg7, Rev 'rosscr aud the lrrsi.
dent spoke.
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CfRcH NOTES.-The ladies' OF the Dap
tist Church are prcparingto give festival
on Thanksgiving eve.
Prof. G.. l.. LOOS, Of Bethany College, oc
Cupied the pulpit at the Disciples Church
yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. Father kcuhn preached in Ger
man at the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception yesterday morning.
Rev. \. Hermann, pastor Of The Luther
an Zion's Church at Steubenvllle, Ohio
oflicatcd at st. Johns German Protestant
Church yesterday morning.
Temperance sermons were preached last
evening by Rev. ". +. Ripley, ut Wesley
NJ. + Church, and Rev. f. II. Jcnkyns, al
the Reformed Episcopal Church.
Rev. Father Collins preached in Ger
man at st. AlphOnsus Church yesterday
morning.
The Sabbath school and choir Of Zion''
Lutheran Church will give concert al
Germania Hall on Thanksgiving night.
The congregation OF the Disciple,
Church are making arrangements to hold
social at the Church on Thanksgiving
evening.
The repairs to the main audience room
Of the Chaplinc Street VI. Il. Church are
about completed. and the congregation cx.
pcct to occupy their old quarters on sun
day next
JIev. Heinrich, pastor Of st. raul'S Ger
man Protestant Church, has accepted q
call to pulpit in town near Pittsburgh
and will leave Tor his new homo in about
two weeks.
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The COURTs.-SUrRENE COuRr OF AP-
PEALs.--Judg,s Gnen, Hdm0d, NoDrr and
Jolnsou.-This Court met at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning, and transacted the tOl-
lowing business:
An appeal was allowed in Wallace Va,
Wallace, from Ohio county. No bond re-
quircd.
Thos. Z. Davis, Esq, OF Richie county,
was admitted 10 practice OH motion OF
Mr.. Lamb.
Dinger W. Branson, from liardycounty,
affirmed. Opinion by Johnson.
Campbcll's administrator, vs. Janney
ct al, and Janncy vs.. Calnpbell's admin
istrator, from jefferson county, affirmed,
exCept'as TO Mrs: Janney, and reversed and
remanded us TO her interest in the estate.
Opinion by Moore.
Wickcrs vs.. b. Il o. Il. r. Co., from
Harrison county, affirmed. Opinion by
Raymond.
Martin IS. Il. Il o. r. r. Co., from Min
erafcounty, reversed and new trial award
ed. Opinion By Green.
Adjourned until Saturday next at 9
A. ".
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ClxcrxxA7r, November 1G.-Cotton-Qniet
and steady at DC. FlOur-Dull and dropping.
Wheat-Strong and higher; red and white
Ssa96c. Corn-Dull and prices shade lUWpr
at 30a32c 0ats-Buoyamt ut 22a95c. Rye
Steady at lOc. BMley-Dull and unchanged.
Pork-Str0nger; old s. 30; new IS %. I.ari
demand active; steam - 30: kettle nomi,
nal. Bulk Meats-Stcndy and in far demand;
old shoulders at 80 80; short rib at 81 IS short
clear new $i7i. Boxed Mcats-Fair and mar
kCt firm; qIlcS shoulders ut 81 10 seller No
long and short clear held at 81 - December.
Bacon-Stcady and in fair demand at 3I.a47k
aissc Butter-Steady and unchanged. Lin
seed Oil-Firm at 5Saj9c WhiSky-Dull AT
81 o..
HoGs-Demand fair and market firm: cont
mon s. aOa2 90; light 81 75a3 so; packing
s. Sia3 %; butchers 81 9Oa3 10.
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THE notorious Henry Bushmau was UP
at the police court matinee on charge Of
diSOrderly conduct. Mr.. Robert Crowthcr
member Of the Second Branch OF Council
from the Fourth Ward, was one OF the
witnesses in the ease. While Mr.. Crowthcr
was tcstifying, BuShman suddenly struck
him in the face, causing considerable oil Il
sensation in the police court room. Thirty
days were added to his sentence for the
blow, and Henry will retire to the stone
pile for ninety days.
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THE FfRsr DOSE GIVES RELIEF" THE dis.
treSSing cough, which threatened serious re.
suits. is quickly cured before developing Il
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
breast, and lung disorders, Asthmatic or Bron.
clial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver Com.
plant, Blood Splitting, ,Vc., no remedy is so
prompt and efcctual rs ''Dr. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
81 have made Use Of this preparation for
many years, and it has proved to be very re.
liable and ciiiCaciOuS in the treatment OF Sc.
we're and long standing coughs. know OF
two patients, now in comfortable health. and
who but for its Use consider would not now
be living.
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Spalding's Glue, always ready to use.

For LIVER COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (Which females arc so liable
to- Jaundicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious FcvcrS, Drolsical Swcllings, Inter,
mittent, Remittcnt and Congcstive Fevers,
where languor drowsincSS. anxiety, pains in
the back, head and cxtrcmitics, slight chills
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine is bet
ter adapted tocurc these complaints in all their
various forms than
SwAYSE's Tar AND SAEsArAElLLA Fill
Prepared only by DR.. SwaynetS Son, Phila-
dclphia, and sold at 25 cents box by all lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List &
M nnl
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Headquarters ron CmEAr ICONS Ar
rival Of New Goods daily:
COolcy'S Cork COrscts, the hest and
cheapest ever produced,
India Cloth, positively Water and
WcathcrprOOl,
beautiful high lustrcd Alpaca at 2Oc.
beautiful All.Wool French Cashncrcs
i0c.
Large assortment Of FIanncls from l2!c
10 noe
MusIins, Calicos, Cloth, Cnssimcrcs
Jeans, Blankets.
Two hundred Ladies' Cloth Cloaks, from
81 tOSlj.
Carpets, Carpct.C Chain, Oil Cloths, Win.
dow Shades.
Wall Paper, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves,
tSr., &c,
At unprecedented prices for cash. Call
soon At Nos. 20l0 and gO2l Main street.
ions ROEMEW,
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PERSONAL MENTIoS.-Mr. Israel Lewis
son OF the latc Samuel Lewis, has been ap'
pointed jaior of Belmont county, o.
Mr.. Frederick Goodfellow delivered an
address before Eureka Lodge |. o. o. +. At
their anniversary celebration on Friday
evening.
Judge Cranmcr, who has been laid mp
Tor several weeks with the diphtheria, is
convalcscing.
Mr.. K. L. McCorklc, Travelling Agent
Tor the Union Pacific; \. K. Newton, Cen
eral Eastern Travelling Agent for the NJ.
r., Fl. $. and G. and !. j. and &. &. rail.
roads, and Mr.. p. 7. Young, Agent for the
C. 4 A. railway, are registered ut the
Stamm House.
Mr.. Joseph Woods, formerly travelling
ascn, ior Blorh BROS, has gone into the
hotel business ut Morgantown.
Mrs. James NJ. Ewing, jr., has gone to
Washington to winter.
Mr.. Goo. L. Stiiel, the dry goods man,
left for New York city Saturday. lie will
be- gone about 4 week.
Mr.. +. II. Ryder, OF Martins Ferry, has
gone to Bayard, o., to take charge OF u tel
cgraph office.
Mr.. John 7. Grubb, formerly city editor
OF the Register, but now connected with
the Pittsburgh Commcrcioi-Gd;eth,is spend.
ing few days with his friends here.
Mr.. George Davis, Master OF Kanawha
Masonic Lodge No. -, returned to his
home at Charleston on Saturday.
Mr.. Samuel Laughlin returned OH Satur.
day night from Chicago, where he had
been rs delegate 10 the annual conven-
ton Of the druggists Of the United States.
DR.. +. ]. WunderliCh Is the proud papa
OF twelve pound baby boy.
The Madison lind Courier Of the llth
speaks in high terms OF Il recent lecture
delivered there by Rev. u. W. Fisher, form
crly OF this city. His text was as the
Young Man Safe" and the Courier re-
marks that the address was one well cal
culatrd to interest the parents and youth
Of the city.
Miss Fila +. Gordon, OF Baltimore, n
ncice OF Judge Fitzhueh, Of Richmond,
AMI a former resident OF Wheeling, was
recently married to Mr.. John W. Lanahan,
a prominent official ut the Baltimore Post
office. The young couple are widely
known and very popular In social circles,
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NEW CALEDONIA.

PARIS. November lG.-Adviccs from New
Caledonia state that ever since the out.
break Of the natives last summer and the
temporary suppression OF the revolt, hos
tile tribes have shown n disposition to re-
new the conflict. 1t was decided by the
French Governor General 10 pursue most
vigorous measures for their Subjugation,
and after due preparations MI advance in
force was made against them. The result
was decisive engagement, in which the
natives, after suffering heavy loss, were
completely defeated. 1t is now thought
that the attempt at instruction will not
he renewed.