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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERP0oI-Bg Steamship Batt-Mr and Mrs
IT. Armour Miss Armour Miss Armour and maidservaDt
Sr Don NJ gue Bengochea Mrs r. BeiascO Capt d. Chis.
hOm J. p CTOlty A. b. Dewey. Mrs j. b. Eds Miss ads,
Mrs G. II Funchs the Rev. ". NJ, Grimes the Rev j. =.
crimes Houston, Mrs +. HOmby, G. w. Hayden, b.
j.. IIuney. G. HeideUrch j. IrH'" MT and Mrs IT, T. KIM
ME A. j. Koch, Lee Livingston. MT and Mrs L. ~
ton, Miss Livingston. {. Livingston and mad O.
Leigt Miss f. McGrath Mr. and Mrs G. L. Magee, Miss NJ
G. f. =. Priest Mrs f. Prrie, Mr. aud Mira j.
Para maid Master ii. ParSOns MI and MIS-. h. a.
Post NJ O. Post and servant, Misses Post li and maid ST.
Don Maduel Pedraa A. Rowe, Mrs y. >phen. Mrs stick
four children and two nurses a. Strange seguTa
the j. j. swift, H. J. feeling. I. Upham Mr. and Mrs
W Vaughan Mr. aud Mrs. A. O. Wright Mr. Rohneck. o. f.
Robe. Mr. Farris, X. SheTraTd, IL. {. SheTTaTd.
FROM BREMEN-By Steamship Mdn.-T. Poesche A.
Jersey and Mrs g. A. and child, :. Dor
Iicn r. schmidt T. Riggs Mrs G. Riggs and children d.
Meyer Meyer L. Loeb Mis-. Z. Loeb Miss l.. Loeb j..
O. W. schultz Mr. and mrsJ NJ Frazer H. Osmer b. Bruins
II. MILLER +; Essential. Mrs NJ Kosen, hal and child F.
Krause Mrs L. Krause and child +. SODbe Miss r. Kapp
Miss M Fischer Miss A. We'll; G. SGhncher ~ Ruekert
81 <ert, Mrs A. Fried and child q. Deh, A. Wes
Mrs Neith Mrs. t. Veitl @ Schulz Miss l.. PIman the
Rev Mr.. IIessOun f. Lambre,ht Thersch, w Bachmann
Mr. Mr.. j. BurgwegcT. Miss 81. Barthoemay, the Rev
Mr. ROsevac W. GeOrH, Miss j. Strezer II. Kahmann. g.
Surviving Mrs. II. T. Mullis Miss Muls, w. j. Muls, p.
j. Mus f. BOOs, Miss a. Nicholson. H. Itati0er and family
Mrs Bell and daughter Mrs French and daughter G. Gruf
and wife, c. A. Weber, V. Muller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
IHE coz RTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

By the order of Judge Pratt, Receiver
Thomas H. sharpe. OF the Long leland Railroad Com
pany was Yesterday made defendant III the suit
brought against the company by John H. Brown, 10 re-
cover q 900 damages for injuries rcc"iN September
~. when a train tine company ROAD ran OH the
track. Mr. Brown had several ribs fractured.
4 final accounting WAS ordered by Surro-
gate DALEY yesterday. IN the matter Of the contested
viii Of Sell Doughcrty, who bequcathed all his prop
.rty except small amount. Ia the Bishop Of Raphoc,
I'aud for the purpose OF establishing aschool. THIS
bcqucst was set aside.
The Supreme Court, General Term, Judge
Potter giving the opinion, has affirmed the decision Of
the Court below that the Aldermen and AssistantA-
d.rucu cated o office by the charter Of 1873 are
NOT entitled To salary for the rest of their term The
court Odds that the salary an incident To the once
and tell with II.
In an appeal entitled the People on the rcIa-
tou of Iowcmbcn against Judge Donohue The question
Il. raised whether Marine Court is inll court Of
record and is passed on by the supreme Court, General
Term one Julian was arrested under the Stilwcll Act
nm a warrant issued by Jul gc of the Marine Court.
Iu,rc Douohuc released hm on the ground that though
m many respects the Marine Court j. court or record.
n Ln. not the null powers enabling 10 Issue such war
rant Judge Potter reviewing az length tue history %
The Marine Court, gives the opinion OF the Court Ici'S
lng TINS decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
THE TRIAL or MRS. ALEXANDLR.

SHE TEsnIlrs ~ HER OwN Defence AND ACCUSES
BAssEIr OF The MURDER.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 1.-The important
events OF tne day OF the Alexander trial we're the
testimony OF John Wyncoop, mate Of the vessel
on which the prisoner from Norwich
which was to the effect that after discover
Ing .hc had been robbed che said to him If don't
get iccompcnSe for my things I'll have revenge on Bas
set" and also stated that she could kin more
OF Bas.ctts family beside Frank only sin,
would endangcr her own life. Dr. Hubbard
Dr. sanford and Mary Coleman, prisoner IN the tail
with Mis- Alexander, also testified. The State rested at
2:lJ H. M The defence first called Mrs Hanes mother
Of the prisoner The prisoner. Mrs. Alexander was
afterwards called IN her own defence, and, I'm low
toncs told the Oi her NE since living with Hssct
She was self pOs-crscd, and related the detail. of INC
murder calmly. she affirmed that the murder WAS
committed by Bassctt when she was absent fran
HE ROOM She asserted that che only As
sisted in removing the clothing OF Tyng and
I'm banclng the remains, through the fear Of ia
serving her the same way. Inc examination Of tae
witness W;.s not concluded when the court adjourned
until 0 "A. m. on Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
DECISIONS Nov. !

SHD,rioi C0Hrt-Spccdl IcTm-By Judge Freedman
Smith IT a. ag Packard opeJing Judgment; Brown
& ~harp Manufacturing Company agL the MIiItl Manu..
f,turing Gonuany -Odnr vacated. schmidt ag R'drdOn
ouI approved Metropolitan National Bank AIT. col
line ct al-Orcr granted 1hr murray I'm Bank agt DNcn
uor 81 al d,coutinuauCc. BALDWIN, agt N"aT'un
.'iutl ,t a. agf ulOTd.T al discOntinuancr
In mo matter the Application oi li,c trtr appointing
Constance Rice guardian ar tsm 81 Helen {. Rtc an III
81 al. DaN1S-iultr dtlNli uOllou sui
art korchIiug.-Ortrt directing Wilt OF assistance 10
issue Potts agi. the Mayer. ttc~cc memorandum. Van
drrUoc a2t. BHCg-dcr yicaiiIg attainment Nanhrlpo'
ag Baeg I uuritdking proved lifuNh Shnpc Manu-
artuiilp Company The Whitehall Manufacturing Com
nanv-Uldcr gI3ucd. THE Buffalo German insurance com
uauy agt A-doWn.-Otd'r granted and undertaking aP
ir,yCi Gihs act y.Oicr granted. Fisk ct al. ag
cummings ai.-Orlcr 81 di-c0ntiuuancc Murray I'M
Bank Davenport ct aOfd'r Of substitution ioro
burr ct a.; White ACT Adams; Cragl,ad agl ligham
Lynch crook agi Carpenter; Thornton ati t.wIo hln
har II agt ,olutck NloGuGnnr-s ACT Kellogg; Nan Am
bhrh agt Drew ~chnab"le agt the hnlc kerb"ektl lv
suaucr Company. Cornish hgt. Lewis: Murray aEi k'ly
Jcry ast Kelly Schultz agt schultz; SIMON as ESheI-
Orders granted ~ q,
Common Pieqs-SpcciaI 11rn-Bv Judge j. r. l)alv
Ilardcub' rgh ag dnct OF per cent III r.
gcIcr snurut OF Dcl"re~t Application ur
uod without NJ TIE lmc or upon
luther papers. IA Of the general assignment 3 ohEs
smith x 90. Odell.-Sre Memorandum. Nlllsloh agb
plaintiffs application which must be denied -
Marine tOHri-C hdmbtrs-By judge McAdam.-
~. John-Mou0n EIancd cohdltionay Sontl
agt Proceedings dismissed Mechanics and Traders
Bank agt. ldwn.- Mot. on granted. Ernst agt MneI-
Objections Ovrrrued aud discharge granted Sommer"or
Innrss The examination must Pro't cd Williams akL
for costs required ScOheld Harris. Motion denied
andes agt vacated without coss on spn
Iang not Ia Davidson agt Necd.-IhOmas H. Ian on
appointed receiver. COughm agt MCCuc; Sclaener ag
shay Bailey AIT. Budenbcndrr; Sanford agt DOckstaner
Cruikshank ag O'Bricn; Pope agL Wells; Campbell ag
Mc0odriek Pond sut Peterson Muller ag johnson Lind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
ATFAIPS or BROKEN BANKS.
THE TROY BANK HOPELESSLY BROKEN.
REPORTS or HE SUPERINTENDENT AND The EN-
ANINTR,

THE TROY BANK HOPELESSLY BROKEN.
REPORTS or HE SUPERINTENDENT AND THE EN-
AMlNER.
Troy. y. V, Nov. 1.-Bank Superintendent
Lamb SAYS in bs report relative 10 the condition Of the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, the doors Of
which were closed by the Attorney General yesterday
The result OF this examination - great surprise, In
view Of the character OF the managers OF the bank and
the reports which they have sworn To aud sent TO the
superintendent Of the department for long time. The
bank is, in my Judgment, houclcesly and remCdilrssN
insolvent. I'm evidence of tins | append hercuntO
the Of the Examiner. which shows apparent
deficit OF Si65 1854 Ga Further. ! regret add that
the examiner reports that the officers have been guilty
of grave irregularities in the transactions OF the
bank ana have IN their sworn rcpOris concealed
from the Bank Superintendent by false o. cquvocal
statements, the true condition Of the b'nk The Bank
Examiner reports that found light notes carried IN
the past due paper amounting IN the aggregate
to 1897 4i3 80. These notes, informed.
were procured about year ago from the individual
signing them for the purposes of enabling the officers
relieve the cash Of that amount OF items and
to the report sent out from the department
haghticOke WOOllen Mill for years, rs
present Indebtedness being S43ON67 9s q! TINS
amount Is probably secured by good ndorser
motion viii be made on Monday for the appoint mcnt
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
SHIP Ne rs.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF NETWORK. .........Eov !.

PORT OF NETWORK. .........Eov !.
Str France (Br) Rogers LONDON oct II, TO Hurst
str Baltic r) Parse, Liverpool Oct ~ and Queenstown
Str Main GER Barre. oct 20, and Southampton
Str Tarpeia BIZ Russell Messlna september a. Palermo
3Oih Dc4 Malaga 18th Gibraltar 18TH with fruit
str CITY OF Austin Hines Galveston via Providence 10
str Regulator Doane, Wilmington C. with naval
ship EIhe Austin. Griffin, London Sept 27. with mdse to
Ship Hagarstown Cof Richmond Mel, whmore Antwerp
Oct In ballast TO James klwe co: anchored at Sandy
Bark Carib Tidmarsh st Croz II days with sugar
BARK Eliza Barss Hollis OF days from Bermuda, IN
scir Florida (oi Londonderry s. Horton, Green Island
Ja 81 days with ogwOod and menO TO Cohen vessel TO
sch Ida Elddge ot Philadelphia Cardenas with sugar
Carbanen 10 days with sugar to Knowon Co. vessel TO
sclr Porto rico Armstrong Bangor with lumber to
Smith & co.
ANCHORED AT HART IsLAND-BOUND OUT.
BARK Ellie D. for OportO
big sophia Cook for OpOrtO
WIND -sun.et-As sandy Hook fresh W NV clear At
CITY Islara same
Erin lBr). Andrews Liverpool. F W Hurst; Ger
manic G hyfn hysTOoG io aS B SI p1 iS
stctun va Copenhagen. : luckcr y GO; Gortes Ben.
western Tc2i. Hines lack,onyl il Mallory g? Fanny
Cadwalader Clark baltimore, krems Beverly Wallace,
Philadelphia. James Hand.
Ships II / Richardson Palmer, Caliao Perm, F9bbn &
Monsta tBr. GOrham Punta Arenas erc PoHales
Co. Lilly &C. sta Hcanl Hughes Valparaiso, chill
Irnry Ellie - Brl FIaecr, Op1ro. hatton, watson & Coz
GruhdOyrn tNor NathsmclsOn, Bordeaux Benlam Boye
sen Anala GarqulO HAD Jaccarno, Cctte Punch, Edge
&
Hrig Cora Green, Pilbook St Kits. W l. Cartwright
Nlriou Bernard, Havana l. Ward
Favoritc Higgins, Puiuta ettic. II lTOwhrdgrs sons.
4 FORSYTH, Hobulr stanford. STANFORD Mig CO.
" & IA MiucrspOOn r Pctti- Mudor, y :, = |. Neylus
& son. Emma MCAddns Nouug. Ponce J. r. John Boynons
son Marie, Anderson New Hyeu, Chas II Low RUSSELL
wilson Augustine Fla, Warr,n raw Florence and Lillian
smith, jacksonville, Warren Kay. Pdos Mitchell, Ponce,
H. John BOynOus son
LONDON IA LlOyds Telegram from Gravesend SAYS
that the PTinI Shcds, in collision on
night with The National LEe str Greece outward
bound London for NcwN Ork and which was ~ ng at
anchor sustained damage other than the loss
U a anchor and cham. .-
FOREIGN PORTS
IryFRroor Nov Arr Enrique, from Baltimore, and
Pembroke, from Boston
sENsrowN nov sailed city Of Chester, from Iiv
erVOul Sew.NOrs.
The latter Hampton Roads Lord clarendon. for Phiade
pha ulr FLYING Foam for southwest Pass Mary Jane
Dor Hampton Roads Anal Tor Charleston Beatrice for New
YORK: Odiu. MAY. Annie tia. Amo 1T inst Marlborough
Wellington capt Irvine, ~dnauon, Chill both Tor NeT Ork
Iyid. capt stuart, Tor IYbtr. 800 80 .
AR ga u Juso; 26th ut IVUazO Rosna 2-th nit, Shef
3Oih ult Captan Peter Dahl, lmbla Capt Mol
l, President pIal. Elisa, Capt Cauca Ludwig Ho!beg
Condor Capt rycriscn Lot e stewart Matddor the latter az
Nmudru Kate SaiC0n OF pErucss John Geddle, at Bor
d,.ux let INST UIacomO Mortola : j BogarL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
NEM.LERsEY NOMINATIONS.

TRENTON, n. j., Oct 31.-The Assembly
nominations for this county are now completed as
follows: Ist District John II. HendricksOn Democrat
Moore Democrat b. 0. Lyer Republican Charles Hail.
GreeDbacK, John s. Furry, Temperament Hid District
Ambrose Assy, Democrat, John ID. Rue, Republican.
NHw-BRUNswICK, n. j., Oct. 31.-The Demo-
crate Of the list Assembly District, In convention to-
night nominated Andrew x. CoHwel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
HEATr WEIrHLR oN LAKE mCHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 1.-Advices from Grand
Haven report that the heaviest sea ~ the
season prevails there to-day. Many vessels were
driven on the beach The ~ three OF
them are the American. Montpelier and Austria ian.
Hair Of the uf-.avng stationed at Grand Haven
took life boat Whitehall 10y special train rms noon
to rescue from the rigging OF the four HstcT
j H. Rutcr which sunk IN thirteen Feet OF water
one nile from shore. The captain, crew ana s,ycnY
b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

According Geo p. ROwell & Co.'S American Newspspa
Directory the aggregate weekly circulation Of the
pers which compose the American Newspaper Union
b6G 900.
PcttenGills Newspaper Directory gives the Aggregate
weekly circulation Of the same papers at Ssl 900.
The actual circulation By count OF quies and bundles
furnished publishers the various offices for the
ending october ~ 1878, was 624, 3O3
Advertising rates for entire list (OVer 1000 newspapers
SO per inch per week.
one inch one year Nf ordered before November SO
lines reading notice (min0n) Inserted for price
For list Of papers, address
BEALS * FOSTER,
10 Spruee+st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
DISTURBING COMMUNISTS SUPPRESSED.

Justus Schwab, George Winter, and n large
number OF their socialistic adhcrcnts last evening
captured an Enstcin cgarmakcr,' ratification meet
ing. which was again rccapturcd from them
after n long struggle. schwab and his party
arrived At the GcImania Assembly Rooms early In the
evening and took the front seals As soon a. d
Harris was nominated FOR chairman, the Com
muu.tl began a loud noise, crying him down aud
seating Of their number, George Winter In the chair
Communstc spccchc, were INDUCED in. and when Jus
lice Otcrbou stood up to speak the excitement be
came Intense The IIu-tciu parry Che'rcl, ana TIE
Communists Missed ami yelled Justice Oucrbours, In
vain tri,d convince them that the question Of the
rauty Nr. Eln,i,u- Nomination. Tue morse continued
and several socialists advanced toward the platform
gr-ticulatiHg wildly.
Justice Ottcrbourg held hls ground. Meanwhile word
quietly sent 10 Captain Mrtullagh OF the seven
teeth Police Precinct and he soon appeared with
detachment OF officers. The Captain advised
schwab ana his followers To behave. 81 am not
doing ANYTHING" replied -chwAh, smiling, You see
am sitting guilty" The disorder continued. Justice
Otforbuurs stopped speaking aud stepped down
nom the platform ENJudgc Dttcnhocfer, who
with several friends had just then came In,
md a-kcd to address the meeting. winter, the Ch1r-
man, d.d not object, but toe Socialists yelled
out To HIN To shut up and step down; The
Jldgc Dittcuhocfcr by Ia" sleeve. A Communist
lraltd on the platform, but pulled
down hy couple ~ officers. and hustled or the
Captain Met uliagh again told Schwab that /! the
uuclcIdcs, and at tul, schwa started out aud m
mcdlatcy followed by Winter and the rest OF the Com
muui-t.. judge D.ttcuhOrfcr then spoke, and Mr..
Eu,clu's nomination was then heartily approved.
MI Elustcu, Ia brief address, said he was opposed
to the t"n,mcntshop system and would oppose II III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
prnMINEN1 ARRIvALs.

Bnckin0lam HofeI-AssocIate ,lustica stephen y.
Field 81 lie nited states supreme Court and Professor o.
Marsh OF COL Windsor H.ht-ln" tlent
Hon Lyon Playfar Of England General MDain b aranA
lin ~ Hartford and General Slas seymour, OF Quepec
Er,rrff H9ugs-Professor Theodore d. Woosey OF Nov
Haven and ole Bull FtOh eru' Ho'i-Senatnr i,eo
Fdmunds Of vermont, and General CLINTON PIN OF u
louis Har,Ac General James a NsI LII "
min Neir. I0r. BoLs-FX Governor R"dman NJ Prlc" OF
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


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THE PROPOSED OTTOMAN REFORMS.

LONDON, Saturday, NONtmDcr I, I01S'
Reuters ConstantlnOple dispatch says the
Porte has informed Minister Layad that the proposed
reforms will be introduced in one province
Of Asia Minor hut the complete realization OF the pro-
ject will be- postponed until the state Of the Turkish
finances permits II.
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p Q S 7 s @ RIP T
3:45 a. m.
TEST FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMAN TARIFF REVISION.

Correspondence between Prince Bismarck
and Wurtemburg Minister l. published, wherein Bis
marck states that il IS the intention OF the Govern
went 10 bring about COM pre- ensve revision of the
customs tariff the preparatory abors OF which have al
rel commenced.
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spcer; Hays agt. Weston RaeIner art Jam
Judgments. Fisher ag Patterson; American Carpet Com
pany sgt Jones Peion agt Davenport-peauts Thomp-
agt WadeNo resettemcnt 10 necessary Rogers agt
Emmet.-MotiOn granted Dtmble agt. Dee-Proceedings
dismissed Bonne agt Hicklng Rooney agt Reddington.
- granted on terms indOcscd on papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
LOCAL POLIIICS.

A BIG MEETING AT TERRACE GARDEN
ADDRESSES BY MEssRs COwING. ACKERT o'BRIEN,
sHAFER. AND OTHERs-A PECULIAR SPEECH BY
COLONEL FELLOWS
Fireworks, electric lights, band of music
AM speeches attracted very large audience TO Terrace
Garden last evening" ratify the combination ticket
The meeting was held under the auspices
OF the Irving Hall Democracy, and nearly five
thousand people were crowded into the building
several district organizations in procession numbering
at least 800 peope unable 10 gain admlttancc
DIR. Charles T. simmons presided Rufus b. Cowing the
candidate for city Judge said that the enthusiasm or the
people I'm the present convinced him that the bat
tie and IL only needed the deposit OF DalOts on
Tuesday next seal the verdict Judge Alfred q. Ack
ert said that this the important election in the
history OF the city. The overthrow OF John Kelly would
prevent the consolidation Of worse Ring than the Tweed
feTupted by the appearance OF James OBrrn, who was
greeted with the oest cheering and applause which did
stepped forward TO address the asscmblage. During ms
speech grOans were given for Iammany Han WIN
sympathy with wOrknenen, ana ms antcpatois Oh
success in the canvass. Ira Shafer made brief
address hut was many times interrupted by
thing about OBrien," Three groans for John
Kelly" etc. Colonel John X. fellows replied 10 the
attack made upon by order Of Arrest Clerk Quincy,
In speech few nights ago IN Terrace Garden He sand
attack made because he WAS rebel during the
recent war He admitted that he In that
branch OF the service in the south which did the princi
pa nyhug while Bill Quincy "A rebel too. IN that
department which did the principal stealing. and fol-
, ,cMru d"partmcpt' "Biii" Quincy was
st the Quart"r-master's department, he sald,
He referred to Jonn Kcy'- speech at the Tanmany
ratification meeting in which he said Ihey say am
dictator. we'll II am. have not dictated good
ticket for you a. and wanted to know who gave Mr.
Kelly the right To dictate a ticket
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