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New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
1ErrkRs FRon rHA PEOpLE.

REPUBLICANS AND QUEEN VICTORIA.
LITTER FROM GEORGE JACOB HoLYoAKE.
To me Edftor Of me TrfbWne.
SIR: Were IT customary / should desire to ocAnre..
my obicatious 10 The IEinUSE reporter 4or ihr
trouble lie has taken TO render IN your Impression
of Monday, November &c, the general purport Of
conversations had the pleasure 10 have With him.
Yet either from my habitnal rapidity of speech or
subjects which interest me. or from misp,acsmeut
OF some note. IN OF statement occurs which
is my duty to ask your permission 70 correct.
IL was not her Majesty the Queen who said Go
Lord Beaconsfeld that "Nlr. Gladstone was not
either mentally or morally ftted to govern" i
was Lord Beaconsiicld who said this OF tie Queen.
l have no note with OF the time OF place
whether IN Parliament or Out-but well remember
1t was not long before his accession to power; and
that the remark WAS the wonder of the day rs 10
what he could mean byIt 1t was the remembrance
Of this which occasOnod so much asiOnishme4t
among all classes in England that her Majesty
should pay personal visit TO one who had tins
spoken of her. The English people, who have poi-
ioa gratitude, were Jealous that her Majesty should
accord distinction TO Lord BeacOn-iiela Wa.cL
she was not known TO have paid 20 Dir. Ga islOnf
a real friend Of the Crown. and who bad seryei
the Nation With splendid Gsintciestedness and the
less devotion. Besides. u such a rcmark the
I'm 0uestion had been made by the Qnecn To Lord
beacoubielQ, his LOTdsbip must be inferred he
Minister of the Crown IN England never reports
words of the Queen without her permission. No
one among us can conceive of the Queen rs having
made such a remark as that cited OF Minister 80
eminent Mr.. Gladstone. Indeed, the OelloScy ANA
wOmaulv consideration and CraclOusness OF her t.a-
iesty's language IN whatever she j. known
To have SAID Is matter of household admiration iu
England. Indeed, the best republicans / know
have as have, sort Of reverence for the personal
character OF the Queen. and at the same time an Ill
creaslng disbelief in the efficacy or usefulness of
the poll teal functions winch the queen Las III
herIted.
II is our pride 10 keep these things quite distinct
in England. Great as is my dislike OF the rule OF
Lord BeacOnsield, great as Is the shame and Au-
initiation with which regard It-grcater is there
fore the obligation upon me not TO use any phrase
which applies personal injustice to hun. Doubtless
me believes he promoting tie ughifu interests Ot
ENGLAND but my difficulty IN pcIcelying lt is, be-
lieye, incilrable. Very faithfully youis,
GEORGE JACOB EOLYOAEE.
Na,Yagansctt Hoi,l. IGH Licer. Nov. 10, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
HONORS TO TWO VISITORS.

A GERMAN POET AND AN ENGLISH LIBERAL.
RECEPTION BY ruu GoTfnE CLUB TO TRrDrRIC
NoN BpplNsTF Dr-ADDRFss BY TuE REV. ROBERT
CuLLYEH-A uINNiR TO THOMAS RAYIEY POTTER.
Frederic Won Bodenstedt Mira Schafyl, the
German poet. was given reception last evening by
the Goethe Club, and the Rev. Robert Collyer
delivered an address. Chickering Hall. where
the reception took plnce, completely
filled on the main floor. and few persons
found seats in the gallery. There was n
good number Of German citizens present, but
the larger part of the audience consisted of native
born Americans. The Ncw-York Free Trade Club
gave dinner 10 Thomas Bayley Potter at Del
monco's at which speeches were made by Parke
Goodwin, Mr.. Potter, David A. Wells. ex-Secretary
Bnstow, Charles Francis Adams. jr., President An
dersou, of Rochester University, and others.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

The excess of the value of American exports in
the trade with Great Britain amounted during the
year ended June 30, 1879. to $2f0. 0.2S9. .627. The
valne of the exports TO the United Kingdom during
the year appears to have been more than three
times as great the value of the imports therefrom
lhe tonnage of the United States on the goth of
June, 1879. was as follows: Sailing vessels
1908 429 tons; steam vessels. 1176, l72 tons to-
tai tonnage, 4, 4,169.601. There was an increase of
o4s, ,342 tons in sailing vessels compared with
that of the previous year. and increase Of s49i
tons in steam vessels. The employment OF tonnage
on the 3Oth of June, 1870. Is shown as follows
In the foreign trade, 451 sos tons In the coast
wise trade. 2.59S.1s3 tons; in the cod fisheries,
1855 tons in the whale fisheries. 40.02S tons I;
total tonnage, 4,169.601. During the last
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13


severe anl D.orlie iles.JoAl Augustus ADiy in The
,e. ar f,s are respectfully invfei 70 attend tho
f1rerai Fr1r, Norsub.r -. "a 3o - peg D. i rom
- rau Cherch corner Of r adway AMI iul onst Now-
Inrcrrl.nf o. Greenwood.
ANuTf~ 1N-0n fhe ON ns- lf te rrae1cc o. . sister,
,r.. slack Tsoai.air. H.J~ george Allan Anderson 4
Faa.. rvloc. or Tnr 'ar. he l9ih n O'Clock, rom
Uo.laye, Tr.atog. S. .J.
EAINHsIIGE-0n Ne i.v. Noycrl or u. John George,
s.n ol I..lrr aattel4.e Au'ia laiuDu4le. aged II
reuge 2al r. are invited 70 etead ine ianr M ron 9,
Hoe. *, Stfur.ay morning. 30 flowers
DCYp-oH weinrtf,v. Noven.er p James fw ~ son o,
jane anl f2ar A. Boyd. oi Piilma, tniod states II
n.el.' % rral' e rr.1yei r - @ ,e2i r. i,. N,
icence O. his sraalmoter .is lia T. sbeh. laj ha's
3JUI-.r.
cAsE-on Nov,mhsr 1o l8-o at crfchoeue T. T. Caroline
D.. w' -etsu B. Case. and sister OF A. j. Case. NeS-
Fin'r. .t her iqie ,lsuc,. Thursday. az / p. m.
McCooT-ht Newr isnoa. Ohio on Monday November 10.
ls-a. ,nrthl Lamcr, widow % Daniel Mccook "a thS
RoGEns-,, Ice. Mass :;ovcmbcr 20. samuel $ Rogers.
AGED rs yesIs
eTTpHENs-At Tsrytown on Tuesday. November IL.
Relatives snd rends ar. re.D'c. ilv p at'en HIS
fl1esa AZ As a,e reeac ga iiilJ, tho !liA 'ns, "a
srEvHNsoN-The remains q Evan g; ~ nson Who d'1 a.
Paris. fn July -0 ilst VIII le ff' i . ia ris o ~
b Gilmore and Philadelphia paper- please copy.
r.'i,1', o. his soninllT. Henry G. RyGc- osi, Des
samuc T,co't. in the 92d yelr of AIS age.
Infcrm,lt iu Glllcd, Conn.
THORN-At ms residence 5illlrook. y. v. November II,
lse Dr John Thorn p the 5sa ,er Si h,, age IN.
funeTa. THURSDAY 18Th, al ! clock p IT,.
WILDER-At Che resl.nce OF son, Moses O. Wilder or
November H. the Rev. MOSES H. wioei, D. hs sd year
Funeral On Thursday, al p in.' hom -of la! mondst
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
4 REVIVAL OF PANTOMIME.

II has occurred 10 VT. MAURICE GTau that n
fevva OF pantomime would be appropra 60 The icst-
VA sentiment OF Thanksgiving week, ana tins manager
las thereupon effected arrangement with Maiht ana
bartholomew together with strong supporting com
pany. the production of new Fairy Pantom me- at
Boo.h's Theatre. on November "a. Mlfh and Bar
thoev stand nj the hcld their line In the roies-
sion ar COrR and PQaGooa, and preserve tur us The
IfaditioB- uf the k4NCS and tht lamculco FOX. lNc
thsfe for pant0mfne was a time very yey m TN.
ctr. Toe entertainment Is that especially peases
Cldreu aud 10 possesses perennial charm lOr all pei
f.us ho ne enough oi the child iu Lcr lures o"
l.. pleased with sinplc and innocent merrimcnt The
lrw paufonlue VIII be- produced with scenes ana "a
N.tfY off Ingenious stage rc-s made under The uIee-
ton a. Benson Sherwood.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

We are a Nation this year; we shall be a
Nation tprsserDnE Oh the wold implos-a stsiNart
Nation WITH vigorous power to enforce the Constitution
and ihc l.n,--iu r. ss0.-tIroy Times tRepJ
The chef issue of the campaign Of 1880
Wi boz Whc.h der any one of tne southern states ls
Ircat, Than al tie United siatcs.-lCLcaGo JOdIna4
(Rep)
The recent elections in States north of
Mason aI ID x0u's line. li they prove anything provo
fh1f the Republican party hr tCa0 nor even
diving. tllf a. 90 very healthy cOnduOr.-l No"-
OIeaus PIcayuue lDem.l
One thing may be set down as certain, and
that g. that ~uItncru man Viii carry any Northern
state ~ lSsO.-l lPAlad-pha Inquirer (.clD
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
THE BEST PAPER IN THE WORLD.

n n ItDT VI II "
SIR: | inclOse check for $40 to renew my
subscription. whic sxpIres the llth. believe this Is
NY twenty-seventh renewal Of the daily
In 1885 commenced with Mr.. Greeleys Noic Yorker,
which was the first paper subscribed for took that
as long as il lasteG-then commenced with THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE soon after II started and continued that
or THE sEMI-W EEKLY until about 1882 as rene mber
when commenced the Daily, which have had
every das until now.
TO Horace Greeley more than 10 any other man that
ever lived and to The NEM-lORK TRIBUNE am III
debted greater and better educational privileges aud
advantages than all other institutions
combined and therefore feel constant aud ever In
creas ng interest the welfare Of the best paper III the
world. Yours truly, :. l. sI. JOHN
Ncr- Canaan, Conn, Nov. :. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
FULL OF ROMANCE

THE FOREIGN TRADE OF YEAR.
rxrRacrs FROM The FoRTECoMISG REPORT OF
GENERAL NiMMO, CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF
STATISTICS.
The annual report of the Chief of the Bureau
of Statistics at Washington, which has just
been completed and printed, shows that the
last fiscal year was the most remarkable one
in the history of American commerce. The
quantity of products of the soil exported was
wonderful, and the balance of trade was over
S269,OO0,000 in favor of the United States.
Only 23 per cert of the goods exchanged by
sea were carried in American vessels. Inter
esting extracts from the report are presented
below.
THE BIG COMMERCE OF A BIG COUNTRY.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTs-wHAT COUNTRIES BUY
TIE MOST OF OUR GoODs-sHIPPING AND NAyI-
CATION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI8USEl
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 1.-The annual report OF
General Joseph Nimmo ir., Chief of the Bureau of
Statistics, in regard to the foreign commerce OF the
United States. is being distributed to-day. From
this report II appears that the total specie value OF
the imports and exports Of the United States in
1s7o-'70 was larger than ever before. except In
1873 and 1874. The value of the exports of domes
tlt tllttu NtdttS do ki'iAOi
than during any previous fiscal year in the history
Of the country.
From 1868 to 1873 the value Of imports of mer-
chandise into the United States largely exceeded
the value of the exports of merchandise the excess
ranging from S30, ,371 1868 in 1868 to $1S2.417491
in 1872. During the years ended June 80, 1876,
1877, 1878 and 1879, however, the value of cx-
ports of merchandise from the United States has
greatly exceeded the value of the imports, the ex-
cess increasing rapidly from year to year. The i'm
ports of merchandise fell from $6i2, 13G,2l0 during
1873 to si37 ,051 532 during 1873.
The excess of exports during the last four years
has amounted to 1888 271 ,47j. The specie value
of the exports has exhibited steady and rapid i'll
crease since the year 1868. The value of do
nestle exports during the year endcdJune30 30, 1860.
amounted to only S275.166,697, bat during the
year ended June 80, 1879. to $G9s,3i0,79O.
The following table exhibits the combined yalue
of merchandise and specie imported and exported
for twenty years, specie values:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
A SYMMETRICAL DISH or GROW.

Concerning Mr.. Tiiden we are IN some
o1ub Not o course, tn fact OF hs release from
this troubled scene After lingering painfully since
Februarg 1871 Ae decisivcy hrcathed LIS las ia our
Sotifs et 3 agO yesterday. since then De has made
no sign. nol even cryDtOgrap &c sign. mirror or
eVeu a car held TO his lips cOu0 not nave detected the
fsfufe,i nnfflr of confidential Information. Hs dead
ness IL a. tnc dcaduess oi julius Caesar Tue only oOub
In his ca. - VINE her lis dee bodied ghost VIII or Will
,,t ,fr, from rev sting the ghmuses of the moan auo
staknr iu tha corridors O conventions II is 10 be
iCtrd fh.f ID may. Ia that case Democrats VIII iee
hound 10 a. rud his memory. aud perbapr Nr Noodiord
VII consent discontinue The mcome-ta1 suit in ease
however tn. Ghost should be detected taDle-pp ping,
a. in -uhelriean workings. afteI the example ot Ham
lets father there art people vii eo bound 20 eX
lose
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
Iosr-A WHOLE PARTY.

The complete collapse OF the Greenback
marty De- oue u ae OF the election winch attracts
1he .q- attention merely lccauee ~ was 30 iulv ds-
eorpfsd in advance The inird party barely pOed coo
votes d. Oneida County, or about oLe-sixth OF the
strength 10 manifested year 40. Ihe returns tfom
sfrr sections OF the State udsi that Oneida County
J. far % vote esew here and ont-S Xt OF the
Hote ~ p1,d a year ago Will aggregate total Of but
ltic more ilan 1900 IN the state. Our uuteelcciipn
estimate placed probable Grceuhack vote az $1,000
such RAPID ntrogiess D. not only unpaIai eled uut is
suaicellY d.sc)uIde.n- 90 put an end 10 Tie third
rarty ND tie future ~ u co1id nave forced repeal of
fc Resumption rf % would have had career before
ST. Falna tu oo that must attribute it, own rum 10
tie returning lrosp perry Of thc Nation.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

rs,cal entertainments irst nos current on 'he New
Work stage About seventylve performers VIII appear
renresertng most Of the loca theatres They all give
,heir r~-vces and even the musicians on me oicnea
sban ne cansciuusness that They are dong Ec'u &C
,,on p.on,iuen, among the managers OF ins WORTHY
ar,.r,nd cmlncutlv proper benefit are Colontl 4.
ST,sf,o Rrovn author oil The American stace.' ana
Mir Jobn y smith. the wctkuoWn director Oh many
.irar,af fie =, tcrprises uf pifh aud mOmeut.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

The increase in the value of the exports OF certain
of these articles has been attended by considerable
fall in their market p1ce.
During the year ended June 30, 1879 the exports
Of domestic merchandise 10 the British Isles
amounted TO $346,1S5,Ss1 and constituted 80 per
cent Of the total valuo ef exports OF domestic
merchandise. The value Of these exports TO tho
British Isles fell from $685., ,G06911 during the year
ended Juno 80. 1873, TO $316 49J. .SSl, during the
year ended June 80, 1879, decrease of$37 l2l O30
The principal falling off was in cotton wheat, corn
and lard, but the quantity OF each OF these articles
was about the same as during the preceding fiscal
year.
The value of the exports TO France increased flom
Sj24s901st to Sss 49,, OIL during the same period,
an increase OF $33 9O9. 123. The increase consisted
mainly of wheat.
There was a very considerable increase in the
value OF exports to Russia, Spain and the Hawaiian
Islands.
The exports of bread aud brcadstuffs daring each
of the last two years have exceeded the value OF the
exports Of any other commodity. This IS especially
noticeable from the fact that. during every pre-
ceding year since 1921. except during the peri
od (1sG1 to 1868 the value of the exports Of raw
cotton exceeded that Of any other commodity.
From 1921 70 1850 the exports of raw cotton con-
titued SO per cent OF the total value Of exports;
and 1866 to 1877. inclusive 4S per cent During
the last two fiscal years, they amounted to about
% per cent Of the total value of the exports.
The decrease IN the value of the imports Of certain
commodities since 1873 is exhibited in the follow
ing summary statement:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
INDISPENSABLE.
y IVTfN IF.F'- n II LII
the Editor or The Tribune.

To he EdtI0r OF Ihe IrtOuhe
SIR have been subscriber to THE TRIBUNE
from ts first without whole years interval
not DO without 1t. might well try to without my
daily food, with old armchair aud my TRIBUNE
am happy Iucosed hnd post office order for my sub
scilpiion TO the Daily. May you live long and prosper
Very tiulN. :. FOLSOM.
Dotr0iL Mich., Nov z. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past 81 hours

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, a. m.-lhe barome-
ter has fallen IN NewEngand and Middle suites, with
variable winds, slight temperature ald rain.
,xoe1t iu the southern portion OF the M3dr states.
Ram has prevailed IN the Lake region, the Oaio Valley
and TenDessee, followed by clearing weather, rising
barometer. and south 10 west winds. tcdr oi IAN
weather has prevailed the South Atlantic ana Gull
States with slight changes in empIatuie aud haf9me-
Ter. Rain has prevailed IN the Upper MISSISSIPPI valley,
followed tonight by clear lar weather An area oI
low barometer IL central near Albany ana Tie OdrOme-
Ter Is highest On the south Atlantic Coast.
Itidle0tsOnS.
For the Middle States partly cloudy weather Gnl ou'h
10 vest Winds with slight fall IA temperature ana ii
sighi rise In barometer.
For New-England. rain. followed by clearing and
cooler weather variable winds, shifting 10 west aud
nortl wet aud fAug. followed b., rising barometer.
TRIBI'NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

story is told OF a teacher who was talking
Bcr scholars REGARDING ho order OF the higher ngs.
was a very profitable subject. and one iu which they
took an uncommon Interest She told them fhe angels
came first n perfection and when she asked them who
came next and readily answered Toy one Roy.
Man" she felt encouraged - ask hat came Xt TO
man a. Ard here a httle shaver, who vas cN deutiy
sinarting under d"feIt u tie preceding qGe-.iof I'D
medaey distanced all competitors by promptly shout
lng out " His undcrshrt. ma'am."
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

or the total tonnage entered al pors of the
United States during tie year ended jane 30,
1879. 49.11 per cent entered at the port oi New
York, s2G perccn al stOn, 9j5 per cent 80 I'.ia-
delphia. and 99s Per cent al Baltimore. he ton-
mage entered at these four ports duuug tAat year
amounted 10 10.1s9.6 6GO IONS, and constituted
1913 per cent ol the total tJan e" entered 40 sea-
ports OF the Unitel Sl.tc-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
FRESH DEMOCRAIIC ECONOMY.

Wglf lutct 70 tLnrtnfl1tt culiHerciaL
a prominent Northern Democrat has bill
Yropsrsl, wicn De VT lu-n this Winter, reducing the
frs'dous salary ~25O0O after March T. 1881. Other
Democratic members have similar bills prepared, their
idea BENG That the Republicans VIII oppose the reduc-
lion. and thus the Democrats VIII gain hite campaign
capital year, of winch they are scarce aud see
10 chance OF a Democratic President drawing tAls
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

Now, we ask our exchange, The TRIBUNE,
e. do justice 10 the honest white men in tLs site Who
hacked Dy minttecn-t -tycutIctns Of ls Conservative
Journals, stood up eguaIey tor the payment o. the
debt aud would have achieved an overwhelming VIC
fory II the cOOred Republicans had necded tIO cOun-
Bels great Radical organ. But HE TRIBUNE J..
estopDed by the facts The from charging this
ltsueCtube white element in this state.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
GENERAL BUELL. AS \ CANDIDATE
A 80 FRoM scoIr LORI

To the EdifOr OF The rrfJWRe
SIR In the interview you did he the honor
to publish this morning, the words southern cand-
dates appear where intended Northern candidates"
In making this correction. aid in reference TO your ed
torfa allow me TO say have the highest Arbitration for
Senator Bavard but already stated, think
General Buell. would ayOid difficulties the senator would
encounter. Very respectfully yours, SCOTT LORD.
Netr- York, Nov j., 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
FOUND SHOT IN HIS Room.

barkeeper found shot yesterday in his
room. at Barlow Station on the Harlem River
Branch Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
Wholesale AND RETAIL
Ct crscpe AhS5h 81 20 y above S s.
Broadway cars pass the door
sI6 saTip @ s 4 Se Agfepse TfSfss Sov "a
AID - At GLiNroNM n HALL. nov % on eAsi2Tgn;
Also Black Walnut bookcase and many valuable LICiL
Also Also FRIDAY aud sArURpAY EVENINGS. II and ls
COMPRISING A vALUABLf coILEcfIoN OF STAND.
ARD WORKS, MODERN THEOLOGY. sc.
,an'- MIssi, EartIA H. thorough Medical Ireag,s
experience Of 20 wears study observation aud professional
BoS vity and sound eSs
59af e says ees9 pa p{ s % 81
them by ns zoe SeaGTeSey Or possse s.sTP Ade[e,s
Congress Water ms superiority as cliharuc anlat,ri
tive its entire freedom from ever,thnt D,ttsr,
tends 10 destroy membtane All waters
that dangerous rrtans be known by m scd after.
For coughs. colds bronchitis sc, the great English
remedy. kEAtING's COl"h IAzE -: Ihsy a'e beea
tested oT over 90 years and 5nofa peey ana Tshs
sold by all dFasSs'iT To s RS & Se " yor aS AGENT,
,nr a. November Is 1870 S close at ts oee
on u Va PAS a. d @ on NJ i AZ % for for
EuIopS BY seams6p Bonnia va 22tenslSwn ,eoTF
for France ireet by s'eamslp France wa Hayre oq
atc VIA Queenstown coriesnoneenoe Tor Germany and
ermany &c bT s,eanship Frss va riymoaih Cnar6nre
aud Hamburg ior gre brisn and the Con-
m Europe by steamship City OF Berlin, Queens
for Germany aud scotland must be
ciay Addressed and AT Tor scotland direct Dy steam
ship AnchOris Glasgow and az lltu for Europe by
steamship Ncekar VIA southampton and Bremen The mai
for Denmark sweden and Norway dispatched By Ham
burg and Bremen steamers only The mails Tor AsDnN all
aud sontn Pacne New.York November IN The
mails for Belize via New orleans. leave NewNork Noyem
Der IL The malls fot Hayu Jamaica and Maracaioo leave
New-york November g. fhs "as tor Havana leave Now
York November ami l5 The malls Tor Hayu and Colom
ba NewYors November IL the mails TOT Newiound-
land November Ia. The mails for Mexico
leave TO- The nails for Porto Rico leave
NswYork 10 The mails for Australia &C. leave
November "a The mas Tor China and Japan
leave San Francisco December o.
Post Once New-York. Nov. 3. 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nov. l3. l a. m.-The downward
movement In the bsOmeter continued throughout yes
ferday. Partly cloudy weather prevailed during the
second and third and part Of the last quarters and
cloudy weather during the remainder of the day
si0nal hight Iana fell during the third and fourth quar-
tiers. Tue temperature ranged between 4S9 and IA
the average beng 1879 higher than Oh Tuesday. The
amount of moisture air has been diminished.
Cloudy weather with slight chances Of light rain In
The morning. followed by partly cloudy clear weather
and ~ lgt changes may be expected In
this city ana vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

THE TRIBUNE slyS Indiana Democrats havo
lfcu holding " solemn -ullatiOf the condition
of tc par,Y in tins state. IHE TRIBUNE = mistaken IL
was "a. ILqucst.-l Brooklyn Uniun-Argus.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
The indce AZ a court I'm Maine rocentl

The Judge at a court III Name recently SEN
teuced culprit yo years Ia the state Prison
The fact commuu Gated TO the PRISONERS moiher
" no was struck at the magnitude OF the sentence
did they do thar FOR ." exclaimed. Twenty
i've yearsl Way. won't be contentcd there three
wreksr
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
MADAME Won MANTECFFEL

SrRAsBURG, Nov. 12.-The wife of Baron
Won hanteunel, GovernorGenera Of Aisace Lorraine,
" eead.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

The following summary table shows the increase
in the values Of the exports Of the articles named
during the f cal year 1870. as compared with the
exports of the same articles during the fiscal years
lsOS and 1875:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13

The following table exhibits the proportion OF
tonnage entered at the principal and other seaporta
of the United States during the years ended June
30, 1873 and 1879 respectively:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Thu BY nths u
tncbs Tie peuicua ne divisions u for the - hours
By the during thor 0ufs The 0Toksn dotted l
fAe variations IL ttInFefeiurc.