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state of Maine.


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Shiluh's system Nitai,Lct which We sell on
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cts. and - ct>. For sal" b. D. Wig
gin. Ellsworth. Maize.
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Iucky - the baby wSsc Mamma uses GLINN's
SULPHUR soar. with which 10 wash the hltlc IN
noCcnt No priCkel heat, or other rash. can
annoy the infant cuticIe with which thi, cool
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Augusta, Feb. p, 1873.

AAoLclAt Sos %Ss AS'S'
DEAR AMERIcAN;-rhis day at O'Clock A.
NJ, the Speakers gayel fell Tor the last time,
and the Legislature wss declared adjourned
without day The session has been ffy-eDe
days in length, and some eight days longer
than that Of lest year.
its work lie shown in 17s Acts and 80 Re-
Solves passed The appropriations have been
shout 170,600 less than those Of last year.
The prudence and economy recommended by
TIE Governor in his message, were carefully
regarded.
While there were among the members of the
House, few prominent or distinguished men,
there was an unusual proportion of intelligent,
iudicious and Woodworking legislators, who
wosId tolerate no extreme or novel measures
Of Hesitation. Their labors will undoubtedly
be commeaded by the people Of the State.
Among TIE influential Republican members
Sf the House, may be mentioned Robbie Of Cor
ham, Murray Of Pembroke, Young Of Bruins
yick, Pillsbury Of Lewiston, Currap Of Calais,
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HANCOCK. $50 the Honorable HE :.
of the supreme judicial Court. 10 he bnlis afe
Ellsworth, Within and Tor said Counfr Fa
second Tuesday OF Oct, iSTa va b
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ACCURACY OF THE WEATHER REPORTS.
The annual report Of General Myer, the
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday Nov. II. 1873.
The subscriptions to per cent loan today were
S754.95O
John @. Kraft to-day appointed Revenue Gauger
for the XXIVth District of NewYOrk.
The President has recognized Chen shu Tang as Con-
sulGeueral OF the Chinese Empire at San Francisco
Cal; Frederick A. Bee Consul ot tbs Chinese Empire
San aucisco Cdl and Enrique Palaci0s AS Consul
of Chill at San Francisco Cal.
At tho instance OF Secretary OF the Treasury, the
President has designated the following named steamers
to afford such aid to distressed navgatOrs their cir
cumstances nay require during The coming season:
The Albert GallatiD Alexander HamiltOn A. J. Dallas,
Hugh McCullOcb. Levi Woodbury., Samuel. Dexter,
Schuyler COlfax, Thomas Ewing and the U. B. Grant.
The Secretary Of the Interior has transmitted 10
the Attorney General the papers received by him from
the Auditor Of Railroad Accounts alleging tue neglect
Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company TO furnish the
reports demanded by the Auditor under tho recent act
OF Congress and requesting that suits be instituted TO
recover the fOTeures prescribed by OF neglect
SUIT IS recommended the penalty in each being the for
fixture of q not less than 81 200 more than
$4,000.
The Commissioner Of tho General Land Office has
transmitted the Secretary OF the Interior oil the pa
pers concerning the between the Union Con
sOlidated and the Sierra Nevada Mining Companies, to-
gether with formal recommendation that the Secretary
request to authorize the institution
per United States Court In the OF the United States
10 test the validity Of the patent issued several years
ago TO tIe union Consolidated Company. The property
controversy about 800 feet OF the COmstock lode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15

associations in denouhcing 1t for repudiatins Mr.
Bigns nomination and actively working to secure dis
defeat IL is evident that the Republican Central
Committee will have to listen Tuesday eveRng next
slaughter all of the aggrieved associations having IN
stucted committees to relate To that body the murder
Gus act executed by the XIh District Republicans on
election day On their part the Xlth District RepuD-
cans promise TO make vigorous defence ot their
conduct.
Tie XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
has headquarters in West Thirty -fftlst., between
Eighth and Nnth-aves. There a large attendance
at the usual monthly meeting last night Two res0u
tons were passed IN relation 10 the Bglin AFFAIR." Doth
without debate. The first was offered by ID. g. Baker,
caIed that the Republican Association of the Kiln
Assembly did give ts support 10 Democratic candl-
date for Alderman refusing such support to the regular
nominee OF the Republican Convention Ia nominate
Aldermen the Hon. Bernard Bglin ~; instructed the
delegates TO the Central Republican Committee
TO advocate investigation into the course
pursued by the Xith Assembly District Repub.
Leans; and asserted that the course Oh
George Bliss, chairman 0f the delegation TO the RepuD
lean Central Committee from the Xlth Assembly Dis
tnct in recommending the above Gction Should DO
severely rebuked." -
The following were appointed committee 20 bring
Central COMMITTEES: O. $. Smith, }. P0wes, D. S. Baker,
j. Collins, H.. Bradley, and W. NJ Montgomery. An
other committee OF five appointed 10 invesiglte
charge That members OF the association had sup
ported candidates in opposition To men WHO had
been nominated for the Offices by Republican con-
vcntiobs. Republicans who voted against Blglin are
threatened with expulsion from the association.
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the greatest difficulty in preventing my colleagues
from voting to sell the whole of them. The matter
stands over to an adjourned meeting; pray give me
some facts / can use" And he went on to ask
whether thought General Butler would be elected
Governor of Massachusetts, saying, " If you want
to hoist Reputation flag, you couldn't do better"
Perhaps Ought to ask Mr.. Edison's pardon for
mentioning his name in such a connection,
but he also has hand in English troubles.
The panic in gas shares has had not
little to do with unsettling the market,
and this panic cannot be said to have begun till
the day when Mr.. Edison announced that he had
discovered means of dividing the electric light 80
that 1t might be used in private houses as well as
for public illumination. His own statement was
accompanied bya rather sensational account from
New-York paper, and this latter was thought
to be due as much to the inventive power
Of the reporter as of Mr. Edison. Spite OF
incredible details, however the main fact was
readily believed on Mr. Edisons assertion, and gas
stocks which have been held at fancy prices, fell
from 8 to 20 per cent in few days, and have been
going up and down in very speculative way ever
since. And as gas companies have enjoyed leg
islative monopoly in their several districts, the
long-snffering Briton begins to doubt whether any
thing is secure against the progress of invention
and the inroads of panic. G.w.s
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MUTINEERs SHOT IN JAPAN.

YoKAIIAMA, Oct. 20.-The court martial In
the recent military mutny at the Capitol sat over an ex-
tended PERIOD and all possible means were tried to In
duce prisoners to make full confession OF their mo-
tives accOmplces and nstgators, torture II is alleged
having been employed for the purpose, but all In vain
ON the 18th inst the Court pronounce Judgment
Fiyhree private soldiers OF the Infantry and artillery
bltaous were condemned TO DEATH forty eight to three
years seven to two years, and eighteen to years
Imprisonment In various parts OF the country OF lesser
offenders twety.three were sentenced 10 confinement,
and Que 90 be logged Three only were acquitted.
The sentences carried out The condemned
men shot in patches OF fifteen Oh the morning fol-
lowing The scene lasted four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
THE PRESIDENT AND THE SOUTH.
TIE CHANGE OF ATTITUDE MATTER OF FACT AMI
NOT OF TERMS.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

tBy TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUSEi
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Whether or not the atti-
tude of the Administration toward the South
NAV be termed o change of policy, the fact
remains undisputed that tho vlolatOrs of the
election laws in the States of Louisiana. Florida
and South Carolina during the recent canvass are
10 be prosecuted vigorously. If any law exists by
means of which the guilty can be punished, it will
be put into operation. The doubt, therefore, with
regard TO the attitude of the President seems to be
merely with regard TO terms and not to facts.
II 10 certain that those who pledged themselves
two years ago to protect the freedmen in the exer-
else Of their rights and who have taken advantage
Of opportunity to commit atrocious acts for the
purpose of gaining political control, will soon have
feasOn to think that the Southern policy OF the Al
mnstration has been changed.
From the Presidents point Of view, as indicated
IN dispatch to THE TRIBUNE last night. no change
of policy has been made, because the vigorous en-
forcement Of all the laws and the protection OF
every man in the exercise Of his political rights are
held to be entirely consistent with everything the
President has ever said. That this policy is not the
result of any newly formed resolutions of the
President and his Cabinet is certain.
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DEPARTURE OF THE MARQUIS OF LORNE.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, Nov. II, 1878.

The Marquis and Warehouses Of LOrne, ac
cOInpanied by the Duke of Connaught Prince Leopold
and their suites arrived clock this morning and
proceeded 70 the Adephi Hotel. At 10 O'Clock the
Royal went to the Town Hall attended by mill
tary escort. Dttachments Of volunteers stationed
at prominent points along the route, aud tine
streets were crowded with people who gave
the visitors hearty reception. The Town
Hall was filed with ladies and gentlemen. Mayor
Royden received the Royal party. The Recorder then
read an address from the Liverpool Town Council, and
the President OF the Chamber OF Commerce read an ad
dress from that party to the Marquis who replied TO
both. The Royal party afterwards presented them
selves the balcony overlooking The Exchange. which
was filed with enthusiastic crowd
then proceeded the landing stage and embarked on
tender for the steamship Sarmatlan. After a warm
king the Royal Prince returned 10 the Shore and
the steamer proceeded to The weather fine,
and the whole proceedings passed of with great ecat
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
A RECEIVER ApPoINTEp AT rho,


ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 14.-Justlce Osborne has
appointed the non James FORSYTH Of Troy reeeyero the
Troy Merchants and Mechanics Bank.
COLONEL EoRNEY's NEW PAPER.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 1A.-CoOncl FOrney's new
paper Progress which made its appearance today sold
iapdy that the second edition exhausted long before
night
WORTH FORTY CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 11.-Warren d. Burch,
grocery merchants here have failed with s06 900 liabilities
ood probably enable the realization
tho dollar
SENATOR NORWOOD AT A FAIR.
EuFAULA Ala Nov. 14.-1he attendance Mt the
fair to-day 5000 senator Norwood " Georgia
made eloquent speech In favor OF the Southern Pacho
Railroad
ANXIOUS ABOUT A MISSING GREW.
BOoTH BAY, Me-, Nov. 14.-Fears are felt for the
safety schooner Annie Freeman OF this port which
ct hero September 2s for Baraeos load Charleston
and Of which nothng has since been heard me crew
we're from this port -
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE TRIUMPH IN OHIO.
sAYLER TO MAKE NO CONTEST.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

CINCINNATI, Nov. Hamilton SaYler in
formed the correspondent OF The TRIBUNE to-day that
he should not take any step TO contest the
right Of Mr.. Butterworth to the seat in Con-
gress for the list District OF Ohio. nor should
he have anything TO do with any proceedings
I'm the House against Mr.. ButerwOTth, II possibly any
thing OF that kind might be contemplated.
The Republicans here have used the UnTted states
Grand Jury to indict q few ward workers Of
the Democracy for frauds in the election and the
Democrats are attempting to retaliate in the County
Grand Jury. II is said they making effort 10 IT,
dict Representative elect ButerwOrth and Sheriff eiec!
Weber for purchasing votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
RUSSIA AND THE BERLIN TREATY.
THE PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION.
InAna,I Il,I1r-uln No IA 1879

LONDON, Thursday, Nov'14, 1873.
The Vienna correspondent of The Times. dis
cussng the rumors of the creation OF International
Commission TO watch the execution OF the Berlin
Treaty, says; However plausible such idea may at
first sight seem. experience gained by tho Roumelian
Commission cannot be said to be very encouraging.
Where unanmy needed for every decision and there
are no means Of forcing decisions progress only DO
made by compromises Would not the formation Of
International Commission be almost admission that
the stpuatons OF the treaty cannot be executed fully
would it not those who might feel dis
posed 10 execute only few clauses OF the treaty ."
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THE EAST INDIAN GOLD FIELDS.

LONDON Thursday, NOV. II, 1873.
1t is stated that the existence of quartz reefs
IN tho wynaad district Of Madras has long been known
company has been engaged In working Of them.
but found IL Improbable. The bankrupt firm of NicOl
Co.. OF Bombay, had acquired the greater pact Of the
mining rights the district and preparing
ganize company for more extensive operations when
the City OF Glasgow Bank failure defeated the project
This report detract materially from the importance OF
Yesterdays dispatches, though they apparently
authorized by officials OF the Indian Government
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WASHINGTON.
=, ,n1cAL GnssIp-REPORTs.

THE PROSECUTION OF SOUTHERN OFFENDERS s.
,rvAIRs IN THE NAvY-AN IMPORTANT CASE IN
THE SUPREME COURT
II i not denied that there is to be a vigor-
ons campaign against those who intiml-
dat Satsd and defrauded the colored men in
.S" late election. The reports of the
s s"U of the Navy Department are being
. U N The Ordinance Report makes many
se~S -, Of interest. The first of the
DoIvgamy cases was taken up yesterday in the
Supreme Court.
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THE POLYGAMY CASES.
TIE FIRST OF THESE CASES TAKEN UP YESTERDAY

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The first OF the
Utah pOygamy which stand on the calendar OF the
UDed States Supreme Court for the october Term came
up today on assignment, and was argued by Benjamin
raeeks Of Utah. for the prisoner George Reynolds ana
1y Attorney General Devens for the United States
.ne errors assigned numerous but only one OF them
involves question Of general public interest, namely
sne'ne The United States Congress has the consttu
nOnai right 10 prohibit polygamous marriages in the
asrri'ories II was commended by the counsel for
sno prisoner that polygamy ia enjoned as a
.sneoas duty and held as an article OF
.A.a By the sect to which the latter belongs,
That Congress 10 forbidden BY the fret
ns constitution 70 make any law respecting
\ "Asament Of Sehgions or 70 prohibf the free ex-
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CURRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
BEST MAIL SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. Nov. IA, 1877


Mr.. A. D. Hazen, Third Assistant Post
master General has completed his annual report. Much
of the information has already been published IN the dis
patches of THE TRIBUNE SOME interesting comparisons
made, however especially in the way OF compare
tive statement Of the efficiency OF the Postal Service
Of the United States and the principal foreign
countries. 1t is shown that not less
than 500, 100000 letters mailed In
the United States ana received from foreign
countries during the last fiscal year. Ofthis number
the department failed to deliver one in every 2S9.
Aside from Germany where the much larger proper
tons OF registered letters sent renders comparison
unfair out of every ZIG ia not delivered IN Great
Britain. OF $50 in France and ont Of 126 in
Italy In the registered letter division the ratio OF loss
has decreased One-half compared with the pre-
cednR year. MIR. Ha2en makes a carefully prepared
statement of the origin ana use OF postage stamps,
stamped envelopes etc., in this country, and OF the vast
increase in their use.
ACCURACY OF THE WEATHER REPORTS.
The annual report of General Myer, the
Chief Signal officer of the Army, says:
careful analysis of the forecasts indications
thus published, and comparison with the weather
changes afterward occurring within the time and within
the district to which each has had reference has given
the average percentage of S6S6IOO verified. An aver
age OF 80 per cent is believed be attanabe. When
the forecasts limited 10 preannouncng the state OF
the weather only (nO fOrestatng. as is the CUSTOM tho
changes OF the barometer, Thermometer and wnddIec-
ton 10 nappen the percentage OF accuracy Is found TO
be SSSSiOO
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THE SPANISH LEGISLATURE,

MADRID Thursday, Nov H. 1873.
The Electoral Law passed the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday The debate on the new Press law
will commence to-day. The Cores will probably adjourn
OH December 10. The question Of dissolution of the
Cortes will come for discussion at the end OF jan
nary on reassemblng after the Christmas recess
This decree awaits the appreciation OF the Home Gov
orr
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THE FRENCH REACTIoNIsTS APPEAL.

LONDON, IuUTsIay, NOV. II. 1873,
A Paris dispatch to The Times states that the
address Of the Conservative Senators the Municipal
electors the draft OF which prepared weeks
ago. has length been officially emitted, after repeated
remodeng. 1t attributes TO the Republicans large
views and purposes of very small section of the party
II abstans stating the aims OF the Conservatives
and argues the necessity for protecting institutions
which are IN no danger but carefully avoids specifying
the Constitution among these. 81 purely negative doc
ument, breathing Respondent air, will produce little
of
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ercise thereof" Acknowledgement Devens urged.
In reply, that such Interpretation OF the
ing penalty to any other crime which
might be sanctioned by religion East Indian Thugs
might settle In the Territories and cOmml murder with
impunity, the ground that II sanctioned ana
Joined by their system Of religious belief The argument
Will be continued tomorrow.