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CUBA.
cAMPos' TOUR CT INSPECTION
THROUGH THE ISLAND.
MARTINEZ

MATINEE cAMPos' TOUR CT INSPECTION
THROUGH THE ISLAND.
HAVANA. Nov. 2, 1873
The tour Of inspection throughout the
island on which Captain General Martinez
Canpos has starhrl is giving general satisfac-
ton. He travels almost unaccompanied. and
wherever any evil is to be rcmeed his presence
appears to be sufficient such confidence does he in
spirc since he has paed the island. Therefore it s
expected that Of tho results of his visit will be the
RAIDERS in the rural districts and OF for the
prompt capture and runis siinent of these criminals.
who. AZ natural consequence Of the insurrection.
have increased to an alarming extent
General Campos started first for Vuclta Abajo.
where the poorer tobacco growers said To be
i'm destitute condition. brought about by various
causes. one cause being that while heavy
rains have fallen all around that district
country has remained perfectly dry where rain
most needed. Encouraging and protecting the
utmost Importance to the sland hence tle
propricty of allowing the introduction ~
Porto Rico tobacco IL constantly being discussed.
principally because Of the facilities afforded for the
name of Porto Rico tobacco. The Director Of
Finance has published order that all bales
tobacco brought from Porto Rico to this Island by
vessels which touch at foreign ports their passage
must be provided with distinctive tape and stamp.
The number OF inspectors of imported tobacco has
been largely increased.
All institution called the Banco Camalucyano IL In
fair way Of being started in Puerto Principe. having
for its principal object the furnishing sof FUNDS
parties engaged in agriculture. Its capital will
be $2.o0O00o in gold but 1t will commence operations
as soon as 1OO00O0 is subscribed. The shares are
800 each and II il stated that the first series of 1000
shares was subscribed for In New York before the
project put before the public here. 1t Is also
said that $35O,CO Of the first million remain to be
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FIGHTING IN VIRGINIA.

HOW NEGROES ARE ALLEGED TO HAVE ATTACKED
THE wHITEs-No CAUSE GIvEN-A REGULAR
cHARGE-FIvE NEGROES AND ONE WHITE MAN
WOUNDED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 9. 1878.
Farther intelligence from the election riot in Prin-
cesse Anne county last night shows that the negroes
who are largely in the majority Kempsyie, as
sembled in a large body in the village during the
day and were violently harrangued by two notorious
incendary speakers--wils Hodges and Noah Lamb
and all their bierfceings were stirred up against the
whites. Soon after the meeting the negroes began
arm themselves with pistols and shotguns, and after
the close of the polls difficulty occurred in front Of
the old hotel between gentleman and a,negro, in
whish each joined by their faiends. the blacks
outnumbering the whites by at least five to the
whites being entirely unarmed and unpreparcd for
any difficulty.
The negroes commenced firing. and Colonel W.
Triggs, OF Bayside. shot through the thigh The
whites present quickly reinforced, and the ne
groes retired but i'll few minutes returned to the
contest, charged in body with regular
war yell. The charge was met ny the whites with a
brisk fusade of pistol shots. Sheriff White
hurst arrived and appealed to the negroes
to retire, and in response another grand
charge made. the negroes yelling and firing
their pistols they advanced The whites stood their
ground and returned the fire with effect. The negroes
stood one volley and then broke like sheep.
NEGROES SHOT.
One negro by the Ieme of Thomss Elliott living
two miles from Kempsville, and who had on pre-
vous occasion been conspicuous in difficulty with
the whites. was mortally wounded. -Four other
negroes were badly wounded, whose names are Abram
Elliott Irving Griffin, Elisha White and Willis Stevens.
Everything quiet this morning but the negroes
who possess i'll very bad state of mind. and
slight difficulty may produce another outbreak.
No arrests had been made up to the latest accounts
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TAZEWELL'S DISGRACE.
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE
ROGERS CAywooD PARTY.

UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE WHEREABOUTS OF THE
ROGERS CAYwooD PARTY.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BRISTOL, Tenn. Nov. 6. 1875
Intelligence only day old is to the effect that
great uncertainty to exist to the where
abouts Of the fugitive Rogers Caywood party
The general belief is that they have hed
the country but the of their going cannot be
ascertained. One rl,mor is that they still in
Powcll's Valley and defiant. The Kentuckians
certainly watching for them, and have offered $4,000
reward for them. The authorities OF Claiborne
county unworthy the name. being both cowardy
and Enthusiastically. The Sheriff has been associated
with them in all their reyelirgs since their return
from tho murder and torture of Edward Jackson. He
recently elected by tine Rogers republican party
Rogers boastcd Of his control of the officials OF
good. II these officials had been disposed to bring
them to trial they would long since have been in
Williamsburg Jail The sheriff anu other parties
for trying to bribe witnesses. One of them
j, now in Williamsburg InIas Jail ponsa. on tnis dns
Caywood made an effort to prevent old man Jackson
from going to Kentucky. even threatening his life.
and they did arrest man who was accompanying
and kept him there until it was too
late to attend the Kentucky court This
whom not a word was sait These men have been
hulldozing the county for years. Their high handed
defiance Of law and dcceney has at lenh broken their
party to pieces. The whole party drinking, and
Rogers wife il said to be as restless
a Gagged bear, and has been travelling up and down
Powells Valley among hec relatives.
THE DisGRACED WIFE
Rogers originally intended leaving her for life: say
ing he regarded her base woman.
and took her to her father TO leave
her forever, but the Caywoods would not
permit him 10 do so. and declared their purpose to
kill him IL he did 1t il believed he would now leave
her IL he were not afraid of his life. Their recent
visits to town have been characterized by the behavior
Of Indians, such firing their pistols. shouting
and yelling Rogers recently had deputy. sworn i'll
to transact the business OF his Office the Judge
would not remove him until after the elections.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Indications.
Indications.
Wan DEPAETM.s;r.
OFFICE OF The CHILF SIaSAL UfpIcFg..
WASHINGTON Nov I'll A. NJ

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. I'll A. VI J
For New England partly cloudy weather. occs-
sicnal light srow stationary temperature, variable
winds. mostly northwc-tery, and stationary higher
pressure.
For Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather freq ucut
light rain snow, variable winds. mostly colder
nor.hcry. generally higher temperature.
For South Atlantic and Fast Gulf States, warmer,
partly cloudy weather possibly occasional light rain
variable winds mostly southerly; stationary or lower
pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. colder. partly
cloudy weather occasional rain variable Winds tly
northerly. generally higher pressure.
For lake region and Upper Mississippi Valley, cold
or partly cloudy weather, occasional light rain or
snow variable winds mostly from northeast north
west. stationary or higher pressure.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Cautionary signals continue ut Cape Lookout.
Cape Hatseras. Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry. Iewes.
Cape May. Atlantic city, Barnegat, Sandy Hook.
New York. New Haven, New London, Newport.
Wood Hole Boston, Section Eight. Oswcgo. Section
Six Rochester, Buffalo. Erie Cleveland section Five
Sanlusky, Toledo. Section Four Detroit Port Huron
Alpena, Mackinaw City, Grand Haven. Section Three
Chicago, Milwaukee, Section Onc, Escauaba.
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THE MARQUIS OF LORNE.

LONDON CORRESPONDENTS COMING TO CANADA
WITH THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.
TonoSTo, Nov. 6. 1s7s
special cabegram to the Globe says:-"London
papers have arranged that the following gentlemen
shall accompany the Marquis and Marchioness Of
Lorne in Canada Mr.. Prior, special artist for the
London Illustrated Neus, who sailed by the Peruvian
on October "a: Mr.. Lucy behalf Of the Daity Nems,
who sailed last Thursday Mr.. Gray. special CORE
spondent of the Daily Telegraph. who will sail Thurs
day next Mr.. sydney Hail. special artist for the
qnis and will sail with them the 14th inst. and
Mr. John Augustus O'Shea on behalf Of the Standard.
Who the Times correspondent will be is not yet de-
termined.
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AFTER THE FEVER.
CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE IdpLoRED FOR IMpovER-
ISHED FAMILIES. ,r.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
vIcKsBuRG. Miss. Nov. q. 1873.
To THK BENEVOLENT PuBLlc:--
The undersigned Protestant ministers of the city
of vicksburg beg leave to make the follow
ing statement:--The epidemic has ceased.
but its effects have not. Business IL pros
trated. In all our afflicted towns and cities
three months have been lost to labor ana commerce
Many individuals and families will enter upon the
rigors Of winter destitute Of clothing. bedding.
food and fuel The funds Of the Howard Association
being exhausted. and their work having ceased with
the epidemic. and. gratefully recognizing the
amped libcrality which has been shown suffering
people will gladly undertake to distribute to the
necesstous whatever contributions may bc intrustc
to for this purpose 1t cannot escape the
attention Of the consdcrate that there are
among many deeply afflicted families too deli
catcly conditioned to he reached by ordinary
measures. Any remnants of funds already col
lfcted but still unappropriated may in this way fulfil
the objects of their generous donors
ROBERT PRICE pastor Presbyterian Church.
HENRY SAMSON. rector of Chrsts Church.
w. I. ADAMS. rector Of Holy Trinity.
q. A. GRAMMAR. pastor Baptist Church.
G. X. MARSHALL. of the Methodist Episcopal
.Chureh. South
CHARLES B. GALLOWAY. pastor Methodist Enie
copal Church. South.
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HARvARD's BOATING CONTESTS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]

.4 Boston, Mass, Nov. g. 1873.
A meeting OF the Harvard University held in
Holden Chapel last evening to raify the action
of the meeting on Monday. President Triinble
presided. Cornells challenge first came up. There
was some discussion to the condition on which
Cornell should be rowed with her could not
be allowed to interfere with the English of Har
varl, and Harvard would not wish to row Cornell
with any man III the .lstters crew who
would not be eligible under Haryards rules. Cor
nell's challenge accepted with cheers. The
ditions cight-oared straightaway race, to be
rowed at New London within week of the Yale
the date to be fixed hereafter to be rowed under
the same conditions as governed the last race with
Cornell at Saratoga. The proposition to row Column
ba also favorably received by the students. and
resolution was passed by which Columbia is TO be
unofcxlly informed that Harvard is willing to
into correspondence with Columbia regarding an
eight race.
The last business of the. meeting to vote to
send letter to the Oxford and Cambridge crews
officially asking il they will eight-oar
with Harvard from Putney to Mortlakc about the LIST
OF August ls9 the composition Of this letter being
left to Mr. Roberts anu officers and alumni for re-
vision,
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Now G, 1875
SALE OF FUEL 70 OFFICERS.
An order issued by Secretary McCrary ys:-"Saes
of fuel to officers will be limited to the allowance of
fuel to which they entitled and to the kind Of fuel
in most general at the place where they
on duty The law permits sale TO officers only
of fuel which they actually There is right to
SELL barter, exchange dispose Of it. 1t costs the
United States generally than the legal sale price
and officers to exercise economy, which is the
spirit and intent of the change by the law in former
regulations and customs
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GENERAL MEXICAN NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1873.
SemofRcial aivices from Mexico received here by
mail to-day contain the following items:-
The State Of Tawaupas will hereafter olow for
eigncrs to be elected to municipal offices.
United States Consul General Coburn was quite
unwe and confined to his bed. General Rafael Crav-
toto Governor of the State OF Hidalgo has been
indicted by a grand jury upon charge Of
tampcring with the polls. The Minister OF
Public Works has been officially ntrustel
with the reception and entertainment Of the l25
Chicago merchants expected to visit the City OF
Mexico. Two companies of infantry. one of cavalry
and two batteries Of artillcru have left Monterey
take part in the campaign against the Lipan Indians
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THE FISHERY DISPUTE.

ToRoNTo, Nov, 8, 1873.
Advces from Newfoundland state that the Colonial
government has been requested. by cable despatch
from the Foreign Office, at London, to send statement
respecting the Fortune Bay troubles. case hss been
prepared by the Newfoundland government, showing
that American crews violating both the treaty
and colonial fishery laws, and contcnding that Amcri
can fishermen when in Newfoundland waters
bound equally with Newfoundland fishermen to re-
spect the general laws of the country.
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observed here. The same signal has been
hoisted on the eastern coasts this afternoon.
ABANDONED AT SEA.
During the recent movement of the
cyclone over the Atlantic the bark Annetta
was canght in the storm and dismasted.
She was abandoned in a sinking condition
and her crew have just been landed at ST.
Nazaire
HEAVY SNOWFALL IN AUSTRIA.
On Sunday last snow fell over nearly the
entire area Of Austria and was very heavy
at Vienna Railroad and telegraph COM
,munications have been seriously inter-
rupted by the blocking of the lines and the
prostration of telegraph poles. Much
damage was caused in the capital by the
snow. which fell to depth OF several feet.
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THREE DEATHS IN MEMPHIS.

THREE DEATHS IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. g. 1873.
The Board ofsHcath officially reports three deaths
from yellow fever during the past twenty fonr hours.
SAFE FoR REFUGEES TO RETURN.
The following will be published tomorrow.
To 1uE PUBLIC I'm view Of the rumors which have
disqueted people deem II our duty to state
that know OF of yellow fever
occurring among returned refugees who have
not been exposed in infected districts. We
may expect cases of the fever to occur for some
weeks yet among those who have been heretofore
posed and think safe in stating that the fever
will not spread from these eases. We re-
gard it safe for refugees to return
IL the directions OF the Board of Health be
complied with in vcntilatng and fumgating their
houses before occupation
No application has been made to the Howard Asso-
oiation within the past twenty hours
ID. ID. SAUSDERS.
President Board Of Health.
X. W. MITCHELL.
Medical Director Howard Association.
A. ID. LANGSTATF,
President Howard Association.
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HEAVY SNOWFALL IN AUSTRIA.
ENGLAND AND INDIA.

PROBABILITY OF lord DUFFERIN SUCCEEDING
LORD LYTrON.
Z TORONTO Ont, Nov. 6. 1878.
special cable despatch fyom London to the Mail
says that owing to thcstate of affairs i'll
India. and tho criticisms upon the present
administrative there by Lord Lawrence, Sir
Henry Havelock and Others there is good
deal OF talk of Lord Lyttons recall Should such talk
take practical turn and his lorlship be recalled to
England, it is considered than probable that he
will be succeeded by Earl Dufcrin, whose name is
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"A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. q, 1873
The steamer Western Texas. Captain Hines arrived
this evening from New York. This is the first
steamer that ever came here on q regular
voyage from New York. The vessel Was met
oil the bar by members of the city government and
depntation of citizens and her arrival at the city
was received with salute of one hundred guns. The
inauguration of this line is the occasion Of great re-
ioicup here
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ASSIGNMENTS TO DUTY.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 1873.
Assistant Surgeon c. W. Deanc is ordered to duty at
the New York Naval Hospital.
Passed Assistant Surgeon John G. Wise is detached
from tho receiving ship Franklin and placed on sick
leave.
Passed Assistant Pay master J. j. Rcdfeld is de-
tachcd from the coast survey steamer Hasscr and
ordered to settle accounts.
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CARPET-BAGGERs INDICTED.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

COLUMBIA, = C., NOV. u, 1913.
In the Circuit Court for Rchland county to-day the
Grand Jury returned a true bin against Daniel II.
Chamberlain, Hiram H. Kimpton, Charles p. Leslie.
Niles q. Parker and J. l.. Neaglc, for
spracy to dcfraud the state in connection with
the Land Commission. The Attorney General
announced that q mol pros. would be entered IA to
Parker and Neagc who are 10 be used witnesses In
the prosccution The charges refer 10 the purchase
Of land by the Land Commission and fraudulent mis-
uae Of public funds i'm connection Herewith durng
the administration of Governor Scott.
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THE RENNER RELIEF FUND.

The secretary of the Relief Committee Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce acknowledges the receipt. since &c
tohcr 81 of the following additional contributions
the fund for the relief Of the widow and orphans of
Lieutenant Benncr:--
rron George Washington Lodge, No 1So Through a. Ot
tcndorfc xiO proceeds Of chidens paror fair held
the residence of William H. Merrill No ~ Jane street New
York October 28 Through Ida J.. Merrill ELLA Bauyet,
Settie r. Smith and clara L. kayana, xg 90: New york
Stock Exchange uhrough Daniel T. Worden xsS: William
Brook field s2s; collection taken ut 81 Cornelius Chapel
tvycrrcr island Through Major tcnsra W IIancock
$50 James A. Farley treasurer yellow Fever Relief As
sociation Montgomery, Ala uhrnngh Daniel n Worieu),
xIts bcxcs IN New York Post Office thruugh r. H. James,
Si5 80; Norfolk and New brunswick Hosiery Company
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HERALD WEATHER SERVICE

ANOTHER PREDICTED STORM REACHES THE BRIT
IsH CoAsTs-HEAvY GALES AND RAINS Ex-
rERIEScED-sToRM SIGNALS HoIsTED -ABAN-
DoNMENT OF THE BARK ANNETTA, prsNAsrED
IN THE RECENT cYcLoNE--HEAvY SHOWS In
AUSTRIA.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Nov. 6, 1873.
The cable warning Tor the 9Th, predicting
depression with rains and strong winds
and gales for the British and Norwegian
coasts, has been exactly fulfilled. The gales
and rain squalls set in yesterday and con-
tinued all through to-day.
GALES AND RAIN.
At Holyhead strong gale from the north
prevails, with barometer at 80. 651 inches;
at Scilly the wind is also from the north,
with very rough sea, barometer 90. so
inches, and at Plymouth heavy north
wind and rain squalls are prevailing, the
barometer being 20. 63 inches.
STORM SIGNALS.
The north cone storm signal has been dis
played on the south and southwest coasts
since the frst indications of the storm were
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the change y in the
temperature for the past twenty yfour hours IN
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
herald building. No. 2ls Broadway
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FIVE DEATHS IN NEW ORLEANS.

TIVE NEW ONI8fsA-Nf,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. O. 1879.
The weather is clear the Thermometer showing so
degrees Deaths. ): reported IL Total deaths.
3 9T2: total cases. 1887.
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MIRRORS TELL THE STORY OF COMPLEXION
beautihcd b, the aid ~ GIESS's SULPHUR Soar

beautihcd by the aid of GlrNS's SULPHUR soar
A.--A-A--FJRNITURI
TlIE IANDSOMEsT STOCK or
FURNITURE
OF ALL THE LATEST STYLES WILL. RE Found At
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WAREEOOMS tND MANtFACTORy
~ AND ~ last uOvsroN ST
PRICES EXCEEDINGLY LOW.
STATION OF THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAIL.
ROAD EAST sIDEl At TIiE ENTRANCE.
A FINE DERBY. 81 80. WORTH 50 ls5 SILK
HArs. sS 20. IL New Church st.. stairs
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Average temperature yesterday ................ ~
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. 3s
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There's a charm about thee, maiden,
which ! cannot we'll define:
Aud sometimes think il licth
Ia that fragrant breath ~ thine.
Ia ilnse teeth so white aud pretty,
Whish with SozoDoST do shine.
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