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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

Colonel Hardy Governor Hearal Sir Bashful Constant.
Lord Ogleby, DIR. CantwcI. Sir Robert Bramble, Sir
Francis Gripe. squeers Mr.. Dombey Justice Greedy,
Colonel Damas, Admiral Kingston, Don Manuel-in 'she
Would and She wouldn't"-od Hardcastle. shylock'
Sir Edward Mortimer. DIR. DlwOrth. Sir Paul
Pagoda, Sir Paadin Scruple, Sir Harcourt Court
ley, Sarcasm, Dominic sampson. Baie Sicol JarVle
Sir Alexander shendryn, Penruddoek Adrastus lago
Master Waiter, Matthew Gilmore. Henry VIII, Cardinal
WOlsey. Jacques. Adam Brock, Old Horva Job Thorn
berry, Jesse Rural Menenius Adam Wnterton Old Rapid
Mr.. Aspen Codde, Macbeth. all the parts in the TRAGEDY
OF Macbeth" except Lady Macbeth and the waiting
gentewOman and all the parts in julius Cesar" except
the boy Licus This IL but 1.-THE OF the veterans tolls;
yet 1t lays bare the springs Of that renown when is
the pride OF John Gberts contemporaries, and which Is
to be, with suitable fOrmality and kindly grace reeog
nized and cCmmCmOrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
CIPHER INVESTIGATION Talk.

TIE DEMOCRATS DIVIDED on THE MAIIER-THE
sENAGE EEPUBLICANs 10 vENTLAIE rue SUB
jet, II THE HOUSE TAKES 40 DECIDED AC-
Ton.
tBY TELEGRAPH 10 HE'rRIBCSgl
WAsHNGrrN, Nov. Ex-senator Allison. of Iowa,
arrived here tins morning. He does not think the
Democrats or the Clerk of the House will attempt to
exclude the Republicans elected to Con-
grcss from his State last October. Owing
to the temporary illness Of Senator Edmunds.
chairman of the Matthews Committee last Spring,
Mr., Allison acted as chairman Of tho committee at
its last meeting and 1t becomes his duty to call the
committee together again. THIS Will probably be
done early next week. when the situation will
be discussed and line of action Will
be determined upon. SIR. Allison has not
yet seen any other member Of the committee, and
has no definite plan Of his own to propose.
He thinks It probable that the committee will
take up the siPher dispatches and thor
oughly expose the rascalties OF the Democrats
at the last Presidential election, If the
House does not take some decided action
IN the same direction early in the Session. There
are indications in Democratic quarters of DISPOSE
ton TO take the initiative in nstructng the Potter
Committee to investigate the cipher frauds. butt
not probable that any decision bas been made In thls
direction which has the support OF the Democrats as
party. On the other hand. there is manifest among
certain of the wlsest of the leading Democrats de-
termination to stick very closely to busl-
ness during the entire session, and permit no
,ndnl gence in the way of Investigations or pol
itical speeches. which they can possibly
prevent. Those who favor M investigation
are by no desrous of putting rho cipher dis
patches on record IN the National archives, where
they may always be pointed AT by their party
enemies: but they arr convinced that it is just this
thing which the Republicans Will bring about, and
they desire To maxi a rtuc of necessity, reaplng
whatever they cad of advantage from appearances.
Should the other policy be adopted by the Demo-
cratic majority ia the House. II probable that one
of the npproufiation bils will be kept at all times
conveniently at hand 70 head off any movement
of the Republicans looking to an investigation
either Of the cipher frauds or the southern
election frauds and in this way the attempt VIII
Ice made 10 consume the time between hcxt Monday
and the 3D. of March, without placing the Democrats
ON record "A indursng the action of their partIsan5
i'm either of these great issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
PUBLIC OPINION.

We defy the Republican party, rotten and
corrupt array against the people OF thls sec
uou a snhd North. We defy them to do it, Atlanta
Constitution (Dem.l
The best Secretaries of War ever known in
this country were JOnu C. Calhoun and Jefferson DAVIS
The best Chairman OF the Military Committee Will be
Joseph Z. JohnstOD.-lAugusta tGa) Chronicle tDem)
IF q sectional issue arises, or has arisen, it
capnot be charged TO the Republicans that they have
brought about They not respOnsbe Tor IT. Ihelr
Qepl
II the Republicans had the naming of the
next Democratic candidate they would choose Mr. TIL.
den as the all others, easiest 10 beat Against
Mr.. he could not carry single Northern stat
and il is bv certain that he could carry the
Solid souIh-lSL Louis Globe Democrat (Rep)
The New-YOrk papers assert that Governor
Robinson will make number OF removals Tor tDc
purpose Of putting the friends of MI Tden where they
can promote political fortunes. III Governor ROBIN
son could remove the stain dishOnOr which the cipher
Telegram conspiracy has put upon Mr.. Tden's charac
ter he would do hun the service most needs. Boston
Ipurnpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
STABBED IN A STREET PARADE,

A company of "Fantastlcals" came from
Staten Island yesterday and paraded in the lower part
of the CITY, They excited good deal OF attention, and
finally drew In their wake as they started
homeward q large crowd OF rude boys VINO
eered at them AS the procession was passing
along the north side OF the Battery PARK,
one of its members John Ridden seventeen, OF No.
l24 ChartOn-st., roughly handled that, en-
RACED beyond control. he threatened 20 staD
the next person that mOlested him. He was
seen 10 have n small penknlfe in HE hand.
some persons IN the crowd pushes James Kenney age
seventeen, No so Westinghouse, AGAINST RIDDEN
The latter instantly stabbed kenney IN the abdonitn
Tue wounded boy fell To the pavement, and Ridden neo
cinct came 10 tue spot a few moments after
ward aud are ted Ridden It Is said tDat
the pollce 10 hospital where II was found that he had
received "A very dangerous wound. The surgeons de-
clared that they had only slgh nope OF us hNIng,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
WHAT GORDON DID NOT DENY.
From The Chfc0g0 Tribune (Rep.)

General Gordon says he chad no cipher to
In the campaign" but directly admits by clear i'm
plcatOn. that he did receive cipher dispatch and
proceeds state tie subject matter Of it, As stated l.
related 10 perfectly proper proceeding. and might
have beer freely communicated by telegraph without
aid OF cipher. IL II proper proceeding, why
does not General Gordon give the dispatch 10 the pubic
with translatiOni The public would like to know
whether the clpner the that used by Mr..
Weed. This Is what the public will require before It
gives credencc TO General GOrdons statement this
point But the production Of the dispatch admitted by
General Co dUu TO have been received by him would not
relieve him from suspicion OF connection with Weeds
negotiation. The dispatches from Weed 20 nm (GOr
dom cannot be tortured 30 as 10 III the case stated by
General GUru0n. They plain as pikcstaf. They
relate Weeds proposition TO buy the Electoral vote OF
South Caro- ina, fully explained In other cphers OF the
series and De made to relate % nothing else. Gem
Gordons explanation does not aequ but it rather
condemns Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
SOUTHERN REPRESENTATION.
CONGRESSMAN PAGE PROPOSES TO ENFORCE THE
FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT ~ SEVERAL STATES.
THY TPI IN Apu To IRIRTrSRt

CONGRESSMAN PAGE PROPOSES TO ENFORCE THE
FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT ~ SEVERAL STATES.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUNg
WAsHISGTON, Nov. 25.-Representatve Page, of
California. intends on the first day of the coming
session. to introduce a resolution for a reappOrlon-
ment OF the representatives in Congress from the
States of Mississippi, Louisiana and South Carolina,
based upon the actual voting population of these
States. The preamble will recite that portion of
Section of the XIYth Article of the Constitution,
which says:
In when the right to vote at any election for the
ChOcr OF electors for Presidents and VccPrCsident OF
ne United states, represent tive IN Congress, the
executive ana JUDICIAL officers of state, or
denied 10 any of the male inhabitants Of
such states, being twcnty-0ue years OF age
'''Iehs OF the United states or IN ANY way abridged,
t@cp Tor participation IN rebellion or 9th crime, the
ProIrrtlon @hch te number of such male cizcns shall
bcdf tu the Who'll" number OF male CItiZeus tWcDtyOne
years Oh axe III such state.
Reference wlil also be made TO Section . of the
same Article, which cOnfcrs upon Congress the
power 20 enforce by appropriate legislation the pro-
visions contained an the other sections of the
Article. Mr. Page has been giving close attention
10 recent occurrences in the South, especially
since II became notorious that a large number of
the citizens OF legal age in the States named have
been denied their constitutional rights of suffrage
and has been considering the best methods OF cor
rrctmg the wrong which will be done by admitting
from thc south the iull quota of Representatives
IN "ilrs' election only a minority OF the citizens
were allowed to participate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYNOPSIS FOR IL, past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, l a. m.-The ba-
rOmetor is highest the Southern states, and lowest In
Nova Scotia. General rain has fallen in New-England
and the Lower Lake REGION elsewhere clear or partly
cloudy weather has prevailed. The winds are southerS
west Of the Mississippi RIVER gOrhwestery in the East
Gulf and Atlantic Coast States, aud westerly IN tue
OHIO Valley aud Lake egiOD The temperature mas
stationary or lower.
Indications
For Middle Atlantic States clear or partly cloudy
weather; northwesterly winds; stationary or lower
temperature; higher pressure.
For New England, colder, cloudy. followed by clear
ING weather: nortnwestrry winds rising barometer.
The temperature Will generally fall below freezing in
the canal region.
Frost viii generally in the Southern States to-
niSut.
Storm Signals.
Cautionary ofshore signals continue at Lewes, Cape
MAY. Atlantic CITY. Barnegat, Sandy Hook, New York.
New-Hayen. New-LOndon, Newport, WOODS Hole, B0s-
ton, Portland Eas porte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
TOO READY TO RELIEVE DISTRESS.

BENJAMIN Clark, cigar-maker, went to his
home at No. 32I seventeenth-st, Brooklyn, late on
Wednesday night, and found his wife cooling over
strange baby which she said she had found exposed 10
the cold and rain on a HsmtOn-ave. stoop. CLARK
did NOT believe tus so he informed the police OF the
Eighth Precinct. Believing that they had an aggra-
waited case OF abandonment hand. the police ques-
Oned Mrs Clark closely, and found mat she had taken
the child from a poor who said she could not
support It, Although Mrs. Clark has one child she
wanted TO adopt TINS The husband oD1ecteu, anu
tine police are looking for the real mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
WASHINGTON.
CIPHER Observation-Disclosures SERVICE.

CIPHER Observation-Disclosures SERVICE.
AN INVESTIGATION OF THE CIPHER DISPATCHES By
SENATE COMMITTEE PROBABLE. II THE HOUSE
DoFs NOT ACT-GENERAL MARCY on THE PRO-
a POSED TRANSFER OF THE INDIAN BUREAU TO
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
Senator Allison thinks Senate Com
mittee will investigate the cipher dispatches
II the House does not take some
decided action. The Democrats are di-
vlded on the subject, some propos-
ing an investigation and others urging
strict attention to business" on
the part of Congress. General Marcy has given
his views, in a letter, on the proposed trans
fer of the Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
HOW TILDEN AND THE COPARCENERs GAVE


From The AtOdng ECeHtDg journal (RspD
Samuel j. Tildens thankful that The TRIB-
UNE not being published Oh sunday, lac can count ON
peace day Ia the week and he's also Thankful! that
in the words OF DR.. Waits
o while there's kerosene in lifes lamp
one need no longer be a scamp.
MantoD Marbles thankful for the same reason that
Tden Is, and because he's going TO have nice quIet
Thank giving dinner aud game Of sOltJire aferWard
ali by himself, the Hotel d'ArK.
The nephew is thankful for the Same that his
uncle IL.
snita NJ Weeds thankful for the same reason that
the nephew is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Mr.. Max Primer.
lie ORATORIO SOCIETY.

The first of the public rehcarsals Of the
NcwYok Orttoro Society for the prrs.nt is set
for to-day. The friends OF this worthy association
viii doubt come Its rcappeaIancc with the Gus
tOmary cordially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
DO THEY! WELL. THEY'LL GET 1T.
From The Syracuse Courier lDe3Rl


III TcpOIItu ludl d htslOlu bclhOCldNlC
Congressman ready with resolution, 10 ntr duce
soon meets directing the Potter Committee
10 make full inquiry the cpner kilograms. That
emnently proper and coming from Democrat IT Will
In striking the OF tn Republicans
In lighting with an their might the appointment of the
Potter COmmtter, which charged with the lnvest
CATION OF Republican frauds The Democrats challenge
The fullest Investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Is THIS CLERK ADAMs's LIST

We were shown yesterday what purpOrts to
be a correct list OF memDers of the Congress-
made up at Washington. IL stands-De mOcrdts. l49 /;
Republicans 49, Democratic 6reenbackers, 4; Repub
lican-( hackers, 4. California her
beers, not included, and Smith, Republican, OF the
XIIh NewYOrk District, who died the night of cleo
ton Is also omitted This supposed he the official
list made up by the Clerk OF the House. and gives
clear Democratic majority Of ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

on obtained by Mr.. Edward Holme. an Engish gentle
man az Naples under peculiar circumstance ana tDer
authenticity Is assured The other has been excayated
this the tODbs Of ancient TarqniD az arrested
by declaration from SignOr Luigi Dast. the SyDdic OF
Corneto Tarquiua.
The bazaar will be open till Friday, December o.
between the hours OF 2 and 10 p. M, each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
INCORRECT REpORTs ABOUT WARDEN WELLS.

AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. 2S.-Al reports stat
INC mat AGENT and Warden welles has resigned
are incorrect He has not resigned aud
viii not resign. Mr.. Welles also has un
handed assurances from Mr.. Pisbury OF entire sat
faction with his management Of thepsoD ana he mas
no charge against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
HAMPTON's PROUD DISTINCTION.

General Gary, of SOuth Carolina, is the
ayowed inventor o. the redShrt Campaign policy IN
Soul Carolina and he has come to grief He made the
Senatorial campaign against Hampton, ana has lost
The South CarOiulans give the priority of budoZng m
vention Hampton and have decreed that he shall bt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

Biddy Ito old Cent?" Please help poor
woman with sivIn small children, all To- GOOd-la.
turei Old Gent (who knows herr Yes, but say don't
YOU think your family increases rather 700 raplaly
ast week IL was only FIVE" Biddy mot bit abashedD
sure and isn't 1t all the reason why your hohor
should help me again f'-lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. 90 1 m.-The rise in
the yesterday was almost as rapid as the
fall during the previous day. The weather was geDer
ally party cloudy. with ram in the morning. The tenn
perature has rlseu slightly. There nus been Mite
change in the amount OF moisture in the sir.
Clear or partly cloudy weather, with little change III
temperature may be expected in this city aud vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

HAyILAND-HYDE-on Wednesday - IN nst ~ Ihs ~
apce Of he bris mother IN order or the SGceg OF
Treuds Frank Haviand and Kate Leavans hyde eldest
daughter of the late b. b. Hyde. No carls
IINsLEY-SMITH-At woodbury. Conn., inc keV ;,tnrIs
Goodrich daughter OF the late Colonel
OF the late Hon = lt noOuIISh NtS'Si ~
Ieyl ON Tuesday. November 26, 1875
wOoD-DODD-At Orange n. j. November ?5sat tho resi-
dence OF brides father Nelson IAnnsley W .ne ~
Fldrdge MIX D., orrin s. Wood OF Montreal Cana' W
L. Dodd.
All notices of Marriages must be Endorsed rIh Ta1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Guetial Notires.
Geo. A. Leavitt & Co. AurtiOneers

THIs (FRIDAYl and SATURDAY AFTERNOON al zoo
o'clock at Clinton Hall.
IMPORTANT SALE OF -
CHINESE AND JAPANESE AIT IkEAsSS i ~ s.on
This il one most important COLLECTIONS Ot Ihls sod"
and worthy OF attention.
Neryou. Exhausuon-A medical essay comprising series
ecfnres delivered kahn5 Museum or Anatomy, NeW
WoS no be canse and cure decline showing IN
dsnntaby how lost health may be regne anordhg ea,
svonss ~ the iupedments marriage aud ths treIthe
1eTv9ns and physical debility being The result OF ~ en
ertence nv mail 2jc. currency postage stamps
gocraiapv X AIN'S Museum. 6SS BrOadvay New. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
THE GENTLE BULLDozEa AS AN EDITOR.


The Radical wing of the Republican party
IS sectional IL Is mort Is satanic. IL Keeps breath
IN body by abuse OF the South 1t feeds upon tue
tOge frauds. IL pOutes, with Its pestlential BREATH
the whole atmosphere where Il Is suffered % exist
Tnose who sis Ia It's black SHADOW and breathe
Its putrd poison become sooner or later rabid ana
Ing as VITA the rage OF he'll They are abandoned of
God ana good angels; they are led captive by tie devil
~ bis wll they become bad i aine, as cold and
cruel rs C0nklng INSCRIPTIONS Zach Chandler as
eorrupt, selfish and sordld Sherman They are as
oela and brave Batter. The beast, while the
~ py rs serene, but eOwardy as Kellogg aud piiul as
-, when bay0nets 10 br1stle for tneir sup
nhsy have rolled their righIeOuseyes heavenward
TS'dsT w uOWn the most bitter anahemas upon Mr..
,sIs 49, NJ "hers The manly and most withenng de-
i,n III ar Llen Of Manton Marble aud others. whom
fore The cnTn hnoshng eftOnrry they arraigned be-
49,, &c 0ouh'r! hAd not the slightest effect. They
sane While ta wOd and waiting and all the
~ muVlo heavens grew black with clouds
sbu Tue land trembled with lanen taUns
wor: Dectncy and honesty Ind Iher heads in shame
tne presence OF frauds stupendOus and OF bribery
tpd PERJURY, bold and unbushing sIttnG In ms bIeh
pisses OF me Government, smueG upon approved and
petted Dy TIE man who ILLS tie seso once nrcnned nv
sonest and honorable men . ''NP'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

Angels Baihs-TurEish Roman EectrcJsi isxingt3n'
ave rhe very highest perIec Of bathing Day ami mgnt
ladies' day and evening Excellent hotel ACCOMMODATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
AN ALLEGED DEFAULTER ARRESTED.
John C.. Meachen was arrested in Brooklyn

Yesterday on charge OF embezzling 300 Of his eu
Movers funds Certain suspicious against him caused
ans discharge about three weeks ago. Ills arrest causes
much surprise among his niends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29

Alex rockingham Co have been for many years h
% ~ gaining for their large returns
from Investments rln.ng from $50 10 s2OO ana nave
yabe reputation Of always making quick returns Seha o
their Financial Report free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

DR.. DamrOsch has prepared remarkably
interesting bill for the next concert Of the Hewiork
symphony Society. IL comprises:
symphony ~ g. No. 10. BrctsOpf and Haydn
Concerto No. D. l. Bee nOycn
Mr.. Max Primer.
Overture Kiug Lear BerOZ
IA Norwegian MclOd, for Syrndstn
n Allcaro motto strings aud two OhO Handel
q KimarInskl Glhka
Overture, finga's Cave Mcudes,ohh
Here is certainly ample variety; aud IN the Lar
overture. conno!ssours VIII recognize an important work
Of B.roL with which our audiences almost wholly
unacquainted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
Chiiflrcn,a Teeth

Ought not neglected Ask any dentist ana ne WIN
Won the quality the second sci depends upon the
otnn nj the first so rub SOZoDoNr on their e
nders ana they viii thank you for when they grow up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-29
AT STEWARDS BODY NOT FOUND.

Captain ByrneS bJdteU IdSV e'oHIHs VH'' il"
had heard nothing further from the supposed Bridge
mort le tn the Stewart grave robbers neither did he
know OF any new developments in the case Superln.
tenGent Waling and Inspector Murray maze tue sane
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LyIED.

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name and address.
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TIE DEMOCRATS DIVIDED on THE MAIIER-THE
sENAGE EEPUBLICANS 10 vENTILATE rue SUB
jet, If THE HOUSE TAKES 80 DECIDED AC-