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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
GENERAL GR1NT or V5LUyrEEEs.

HE ADDRESSES 4 MrEllNG AT WHICH GENERAL
BANKS DELIVERS A LECTURE.
General " 7. Banks delivered a lecture on " The
American Volunteer Soldier" at Chckering Hall,
last night On the platform were General Grant
and the Rev Dr. Morgan DIX, who presided. Cen
eral Slaler and General H. G. Vrcmaine were also
present After II concert by the Mozart
Musical Union. General Banks was intro
daced He began is address, with review
of the early Colonial history of the United S:atoS,
showing wherein it had been developed bv eminent {
volunteers JOHN Smith, Niles Staudsb, George
Washington aud Andrew Jackson were cItcd as
examples. He referred to General Grant rs the
most eminent example of the modern volunteer, and
dwct upon his service to tie Government. The
character Of the American volunteer soldier III the
great contest OF 1861 he sad, showed the highest
type OF glorious hcrOIsm AMI seli-denial And
this was dlscernible IN still greater de-
gree in their quiet return TO peaceful citizenship
Tho lecture closed with III a1D Il 10 American men
10 remember the achievements "a the noble V"u-
teers. n VI Oh the programme was IN ovcrtn" by
he orchestra. but all attempts by the musicians &"
fulfil their part were last IN tho applause ana calls
fur General Grant. Finally the General rose and
spoke Is follows:
LADIES AxD GENTLEMEN: After listening to The elo
quci aud Justly ..gh edlJ-y ni me American Noinu
Ter soldier ~ Maor General Bauk- do not vl,h TO
nave your lci cIlous di-turpcd by any informal
much TO the re'yic~ Of ia volunteer dlss. Too
nucn credit cannot b. paid thrm Tue very tict that
he country can ra great and good army III such
an emerge cy late civil wsr ~ 4 proof that we
have institutions H. which all lhe PEOPLE nave an edua
plr that We have Government not or ths privileged
ciass. but for tho people ana Dy the people
When nh. peaceful cItizcn changes TO the
soldier he does readily. ielins that
he Is lighting for himself when ne Il Fighting for biz GOV
crnment. | hope AMI feel that tie Country Will not
agau nave TO cal upon such numbers 0i IT'S citizens Tor
support am c0nnIcnt that we VIII not have another
civil war But should Of Il foreign ZOE cause
cal 10 arms We will find tie support and read
meas ln orgauZiug army as ia lSbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
CIrRRFNT NEWS IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, WCdnes lay. DC. 7, IssO
William Rathbone (LiDera) has been elected
member of Parliament for ClruaryOmshire, TO ill tho
vacancy caused by the appointment Of Mr.. Watkin
Williams rs one the Justices oitEe COur; Of Queens
Bench.
Mrs. Susan Wills alias Fletcher, was arrested on
board the AnchoTa, on the arrival OF that YES
sci from New-Yorh In tho River Clyde, on charge
Of lrand by means ~ supposed spirltuasm. sne and
her husband left London two months ago for America.
IAycock's friends In Sydney, Australia, have sent
cab,c dispatch announcing that tney had deposited
$3.50 to aid him in making up hls stake In his match
with Hanlan and that more money Will fODT. Han
Ian wishes title TO the championship OF tile world To
be contested in Toronto Bay. His coming match with
Laycock will be for the championship Of England.
The Council of Judges have resolved ny large ma
Iority TO recommend he abolition Of toe Chef BaOny
ana the Cnlef Jusceslp Of the Common Pleas, IL IL
stated that Lord Bea Onsield VIII preside at meeting
of Con sc.yatycs OF both Houses, which IL has been
deemed necessary to hold IN y!ow OF the early meeting
nj pari
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
SUICIDE Or ATTEMPTED POISONING7

William H. Foley a foreman of the Ma
onal Storage Companj decks aud living ut No. BIZ
Fourth ST. Jersey City arrested last evening and
led to await an Investigation on charge OF having
poisoned his wife, Mrs Elizabeth Foley. The woman
was arrested Tor drunkenness and for having threatened
70 kill her husband and was Jail by Justice OF the
Peace Allan in default Of necessary bonds Soon after she
was locked M in cell shc became very Ill and vouitei
In a violent manner nearly all day. The symptoms Of
po,scnng by arsenic marked aud the matter re-
moyed from her stomach showed Paris green in large
uuaniltes. County Pnys can Converse was summoned,
and at "A late hour last night lie stated that the woman
C1uid not live. made statement 70 Justice
Peloube First Distrct Police Court III which she
charged Ter husDaud with having placed the Paris green
i'm . c,p of ten wii.ch he gave to drink As Mrs.
Foley Ind been dunkin, heavily for week aud
amount II POISON "a e, II il thought that sic took
IL so AZ to end faucrd trCuD!cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
TIE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS OF $4,000 IN EAST NEw-YORK.

FIV,VVO I1-N-'
a fire causing the loss or Pl6.OOO occurred
shortly before midnight Tuesday IN the village Of East
York. l. l., which adioins Brooklyn. The fire was
discovered in barber-shop in Aab'ma-aYe, near At
lanc-ave. the flames extended 10 the adjoining houses
and threatened Howard House the terminus OF The
Fultonst and Broadway lines fears Brooklyn. lack
OF water hindcred the efforts OF the fremen. The fire
was finally put by the aid OF an engine from Brook
iyn. Four buildings owned by p Fl. Rel were burned
They were valued $4,000, aud were fully Insured
Gamer Hertz who Occuped tho barbc rshOp where the
fire occurred us ! 900 c. De la Metl, occupying the
next house. lOst $500, and Francis MnoD, cigar
dealer lost 800. An extension OF the Howard House
was burned J.. g Glover and his wife were asleep and
were nearly suifOcaed with smoke before they made
their esca Oc Their loss was $500 clothing and other
articles Some tho East NcwYork firemeI objected
10 receiving md from tie Erouklyn moB md had not
Polce Commissioner Pickering guaranteed them pro-
lection, the latter wOId have gone away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ALLEGED uURDERER ACQUITTED.

Antonio Biigaud was placed on trial in the
Kings County OF Sessions Brooklyn yesterday,
uuon an indictment cGargng him with murder IN the
second degree in causiGg the death OF Owen Dnu. On
sunday septemb. 10 Dunn. with friend went 10
a woman NJ house In BOerum-St, BROOKLYN, L.. b.,
about some wash ng Tlcy made great deal Of DIS
turbancc aud ropecd by tao noise OH the stairsi Br!
gaud who lived the fi't ii0Or came on; and told
them to keep qact. general row enSued and pistol
Ma fired Dunn ,aggercd out OF the door saving he
was shot AMI when H. police arrived he was taken 10
tbe hospital where he died shortly afer Brlgaud was
rre ed Tor the sBoOting which he denied, and no
non was found IN q except rusty, unused
biue The defence claimed that the dead man shot bm
self by accident After short dchbcrat0n TIE Iry
turned a verdict OF not guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ELEC1OPAL coLAEGEs ELskWHERE.

ELECTORAL COLLEGES ELSEWHERE.
STATES FROM WHICH EfPORTs HAVE BEEN RE
CfIvRD-No MEETING HELD IN GEoEGiA-LlsI
OF MEssENGERs.
TeleGams to TIE TR BJ1E announce that
electoral votes OF each of the following States were cos
IL Gus tonary form yesterday ;or Garfield and Arthur
Connecticut. Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts
Name New-I!ampsnre, ONO, Pennsylvania Rhode
land Vermont, Wisconsin. Minnesota. Michigan, Kan
The electoral votes # the following States were cast
for Lagcock AID English: NowJersey Tennessee
Missouri. Maryland. Kentucky. Arkansas. louisiana
IRR: GUIARITY IN GEORGIA
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 1.-The electoral woe OF Georgia
is probably Hancock and Elgisn for The follow
ing reason: The Revised Statutes Of the United states
provide In section 1876 that the Electoral Colleges OF
tic several States shal meet the first Wedncsda III
December and the vote The Georgia Code section
1872 provides tnat the Governor shall notify the
SECTORS to meet at the Cap,al the first Monday III
December to oo ready the Wednesday following TO
east their vote. THIS the Governor has dOac but TIC
electors have no riet to-day voted and It is th' ught
By leading crcas and lawyers here that they have no
risht 10 meet ana vote next Wcdncs '&y.
MrssENGHRs AND MINoE INCIDENTS.
HARTFORD Conn, d C. l.-Gcnelal Leonard \. Dick
inson OF Hartford was appointed messenger for Con-
nccucut.
IrDrAyAroiIs. Dec 1.-The fun vote Of this State was
cast here to-iry Tor Garfield and Arthur
SPRINGFIELD. H., Dec. 1.-The Hon, VIM. A. Grim
shaw OF Prtscli. selected to the Illinois eor-
tifcstc to Wash lgton
DEs MONIES iowa Dec 1.-The Hon. Jones H1rland
WAS chosen III singer to carry the Iowa certificate to
Washington.
TpESToN y. j.. Dec. 1.-TaOmes H. Ffz-crald was
I'd olnte pc al messenger 10 convey the Nc"Jerscy
cerlih,atcs 10 Washington.
AUGUSTA Me. Dec. Ira +. Foss, OF Saco. was
chosen messenger to carry the Name certificate 10
Washmgto
CoIUMBt-s Ollc Dee 1.-The Oho electors VIII yislt
Genera! Garfield ia bOiy tomorrow. j. u \. CAMP
l viii trrV the official vote Of O1iO O. Wa2ui1=. N
HARRISBURG, Z, Nil, Dee. -HiTard NJ Benson. OF
PaSrlpua was elected prrSi lent o. tHc ccioial Cot
sc &c ed 70 cary the P,nnsyivauia certificate TO WASH
Bosroy Dee 1.-Her6ert L. IIill, Of scmcrvle. was
chsfrn s messenger TO carry the MASSACHUSETTS, cerl-
catc to tShingtOu. ~ ,,.., -
pEoyIDsNCn, r. L. Dec. flames W. Wright was
chc..l nes- i.eec for RhO3e leland.
CoyCoED y H. Dcr. 1.-The New.lIamrsE Elec.
t1c z ~ ,llc 20 STATE com nittec, me9scngcr.
KlCnNOND Va. Dec. l--All tnc Nrglna electors were
urescnt at ne voting today, cNccpe IhOhlas CloAVn
t,oIn ~. lst 0isrct The vacancy WAS hiled by thc
eicc on OF Giaor akor T. Loa. The Secretary of the
lie. tori College, j. Bell Bigger, ot THIS city, was
cl cic messenger 10 and send the coIuh;ats 10
the scai of GOverhIent. ~. , ,,,
stone on OF tn Vermont electors, was chosen messei-
q RI lay b, | majority, cl the twenty -hrSt Ddlioi
MADISON VIE. D,c. IL. H. ktiDos wac sc.ectcG 10
taSe tae WISCONSIN, ccriIc stc To Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
WOUyDhD bY 4 SAVAGE DOG.

Long BRANCH, Dee. 1.-Willam Hendrick-
SON the owner ol the dog wal inflicted teriDlo wounds
upon Mis- Sarah Jeffrey Thursday last was arrested
to-day on a complaint made by the wounded grT'
f,per HendrcksOH has procured another aud larger
dog 10 take the p'scs OF the brute ed ny the p9ec.
against HIM alleging tnat the dog WHEN so terribly
wounGed Mis, jeffrey had bitten them Inc kfis con-
A dttin Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
A FIGHT WITH SAVAGES.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-The following is
from The Syfney Herald of the Az Of November: Tho
brlgantine Boreais Shio seeking hart Ir at Urn
Malayta OF the Solomon Group, attacked by
tives Five whites ana one fijian OF the crew were
killed. Captain Mckenzie, Cove ruEcnt agent, ana
boats crew. VINO were a.Iorc NJ the time.
pulcd "A distance OF forty miles 10 procure
cure aid Three otLer vessels returned rccsptnred
the BOreals The steward, George Wars. was sew rely
wouuded but managed 10 ceal Linscf l ns vessel
was rctaken Two native men. woman aud boy,
were captured aud taken 10 Lcuika.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
TIE IRISH LAND MOVEMENT.

JJt DIN, FtuIICH'4"F' II'D' II I'lV'
At a meeting of the Land League Wednes-
day It was stated that several Orangemcn were mem-
bers of the League and that branches Of the League
had been established IN every county ~ Ulster
a Land meeting ned at Bdliycdstr, County Antrim,
yesterday, failure. Only zoo persons were pres
Cnt and the speakers bisscd.
A telegram from WATERFORD to DIblin newspaper
says: Arms are being sold TO "A extraordinary
extent aud the whole country /, armed 10 tie teetb
A dispatch 70 The TiBies from Dublin says:
III idc OF packing the jury practising any uni3r-
ness To the raVerscrs i out OF q1cslOn owiIS to the
system OF selecting the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
AB1yKGUPT FIRMS PURCHASfS.

ST PAIL. Minn, Dee. 1.-Suit has been
brought IT, tho United sJaes Court by j. v Faruell S
Co nj Ch!cago. for Iud gnent upon claim Of $1,000
against " h. narvC cd Co, hai krupt dry-zo ds firm
OF " Mnnca2oIs Judgment was awarded to-day. ana the
cGl.er return tnc writ with report Of no property
found p,ini0n wa,t then presented TO Judge Nrlson
asking that Hrwood 5c brought into c"ut to answer
the charge OF fraud and cOllusion between Dlsei anu
No -red crc1i,ors and fn1f the as,ignmcuts and pre-
yious ia igmcnts be st asd Tie Preferred crcdltoIs
are Mr II rwOOd, the FIRST National Eauk ana Others
t. n rrr.rd that Hnrwood has boLgnt 5000. 900 worih
nf nod, since lie knew ne bankrupt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
LOTTERY DEALERS HELD FOR TGIAL

Detc live Robinson, of the Seventeenth Pre-
ciuct AZ Officer Gohl, of the Union Market Police
Station took hefor Justice Korctn ycst, ,rday In the
Essex Market Police Court. Ph,ip Rosenbac! of NJ
652 ,lxthst, aud William Bennau, OF No. 3O7 BO"ery
Holm Roach ~ M. 1873 5Dmtor-st. tesiihCd that Le
vurcraseL four glSS" for % cents from ROSenbdcb
and simon PlIce iestited that he DOusht "ooss gig
from Gennal for 10 Both rsOuers were held Tor
iriul In Gefanlt OF l coo Dall eacn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE TARIFF QUESTION OPENED.

WAsnINGToN Dec lit is probable that
the early days the session OF the Senate Will be taken
up with tarif discussion. The occasion will be the bill
which passed tie House toward the end OF the last ses
sion changing the Cf duty npon malt. The bill was
reported from the Senate Finance Committee without
amendment Senator Beck then proposed AN amend
ment tn reduce duties which are now in excess "t Do
per cont aud MWhy te proposed another changing Tue
duties upou sugar. The several amendments open up
dire whole ,rn question. Tue bill made special
order fo. ihe second DAY OF the next session.
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,ains nade this yeaf:
Toial 0.eOlJGl 642S,lS3 t173,J76
tGuas. loss.

iGaas. loss.
In the above table The vote for the regular Repub-
lean ticket and the Bcatte electoral ticket (28,294
and $40 l. >p,cigclyl in LOUISIANA are added, and
tie same coulse Is taken with the Fander and Read
i3.tcr votes (9G.599 AID 3l.539l IN Virginia. In
Naie the Fusion vote 90 Is connied for liaH-
eek. and the Straight Grc"nback vote N,4OS) Tor
Weay,f If The Beatlie votes in LOUISIANA aud thc
Tuulcr votes in Virginia are subsiractcd from the
totals in which they are included. G,rfciDs plural
isy wonlI be 23 SCI Ii these votes, wblca were
fr Garfield AMI Hancock. aro inciudei, ana the
GleeabAck proportion of the Fusion vote ID Maine
pbaut 372iO) il sub;ractcd from The Hancock TO-
tsl, Ga:ielPs plurality would be 3s.2So; IL inc
Fnsi0a uckef bad been elected. votes wouid nave
Dten east for Weaver aud for Hancock II me Beat
lie am ResdjIser votes and the u c,hoack proper
0n ci the Fusion vote IN Name are IupaIaSteu I re-
fon the totals. Gariicds pluraiity wod p9 Do r.
q riie'. plurality is best represented perhaps os
tac hguIes 80 ZSJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ALARM A ROMAY CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

A lighted match, carelessly thrown under q
bench IN a boys class the fourth noar OF ST.
Thercsas Roman Catholic schoO at No. 8 Rugers-st,
yesterday forenoon set lrc to the boards. One Of the
pupils ng he smoke, raised the of fire. and
panSwas threatened among the l,2O0 boys and girls
erowding buildng. IL was prevented by tne calm
ness OF Brother JOnn the teacher IN cbatge Of the class
lie quietly ordered the boys e. form IN Inc and march
down stairs INTO the street. and passed the word tbe
Other teachers The entire school followed without eX
cItemcnt or accident and the fire then put cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
The SUPPORT OF EDUCATION.
fny rETFGr APu TO THE TEBUNR.i

WAsnuNGToN, Dee. IAN effort will be
made durng winter to pass the bill intro luced last
session by Senator Burnside. providing that the pro-
eeeds Of the sale Of public ads shall he devoted 10 edu
calional purposes Tic Is 70 De divided among
the States thc frat in proportion 70 the
average Ieracy OF their Inhabitants. senator MOTIFS
ana Senator Bailey are tho supporters OF thl
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
EXPLOSION or HYDROGEN.

While ball was i'll progress at Terrace
Garden No. 100 East Fttyninth-st, last evening" q
tank o; hydrogen used for calcium light. accidentally
exploded, causing damage of $500 by fire. No person
was injured. The building is owned by the Schater
Brothers
At tho time Of the explosion the dancnghall oc-
cupied by members of til: Bulls Head Association, and
there was excitement among the dancers. Frag-
ments of the tank driven through tho ceiling.
several persons who near the room at the tine
we're thrown their feet. The only cause Assigned
for the explosion that the tank had been over
CHARGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02

Hitchcock, Master Samuel L. Gosham. Ensign NJ A.
shufedt. Passed Assisant-Paymaster j. Porter Looms
and Assistant = lvmaser Henry r. Smith have been
ordered 10 examination for promotion. MicsMphlan
John NJ. Qnnby has been ordered 10 the tralnngshlp
MnncsotI. Passed Assistant Engineer Jines D. i,arIy
has reported hs return home from mo thiteu S'a'es
n n hin WnchlscIf q the Paclfic SfatlOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.

Hrince IIohenlohe will come back from
Paris in time for the night session Of the German
Relchstag The report that the Emperor and Prince
Bismarck tried to persuade Prize Hohenobe 10 assume
charge OF Foreign Affairs ~ confirmed. Prince HOhen'
iule declined on DrIYatc grOuadr.
Prince BisiuaIcK intends to come to Berlin before
Christmas direct the Preparation n measures to be
submitted To the Buni, ertti rritting 10 finance and
taxation Bills atcctAg Ga" com ncrcih policy o tho
Empire will be reserved for che Rechstag, IN which
the Government expects tO nave a moro pilab.c ma
itrt.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Wednesday Dee l. 1880.
Solicitor Raynur, of the Treasury Department, In his
annual report states the amount Of litigation conducted
ny him he st,.4 that The 0vernmcnt sued to
5GG 3O7 So ard udsmcuts given III ITS favor
for SSaJ,Si2.
Assis ant Postmaster General Thomas j. Brady ha.
purchased from A. W. CIapp aud others a controlling ir-
terest IN The National R,pujican newspaper of this
city, and Nil assume cOntio within short time. lt IL
nud' s,ood THAI General Bradys interest VIII ho repre-
Sentcd durmg hts continuance III ms present Oncia posi-
ton by IIallet kubourne, n Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN SUBSIDIES.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-The advocates of the
Brazilian mall steamship subsidy are making strenuous
efforts To cure favorable recommendation OF ther
scheme IN the Presidents message and In The reports OF
the Deparmens They interpret tho passage In the re-
mort Of Po.imaster General Maynard. relative to mall
subsdles and tue one III tho Forthcoming report o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
Bo4r RACE on THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, Dec IA singlc-scull race,
three miles VITA turn. rowed this afternoon over
the Potomac River course fr purse OF $500. contrib
ue by the members Of the local boat clubs Tho con-
tesfans were Frederick A. Paised, of Boston, J"nn A.
Jersey Tne race won by keInody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ADJUTINT-GENhRIL TOTNSEND.

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-Assstant Adjutant-Gene-
raj McEwan to-day ssaed order stating that Major
General Frederick Townsend having been appointed
Atutapt GoneraL 10 I'll the vacancy caused by tho
cepance of his gnaon on November l. AUD having
duly qualified" Is 10 10 oNcyed accordingly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
HOME FOR AGED CoLoRED MEN.

CINCINNATI, Dec. John I. Crawford, an
eccentric man who died about Al for night ago leaving
an estate valued from $4,000 to 100000 Is found
10 left his entire property for home for aged co..
ored men, directs that the home shall be bniit on
-. ~ 81 acres at College Hill. The Will cannot DO
r"ved owiug 10 death OF enc or the ~tncsses ~
an Van Vcok ir and the absence OF the other Johh NJ
uho sov raj months ago enlisted IN the Regular
rn'y and a supposed to 10 somewhere In tho "eei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.
AFFAIRS OF NATIONAL INTEREST.

SECRETARY scuUrZ's ANNUAL REPOET-MErHoDs OF
CivILIZING THE INDrANs-THE TARlFF-ihN
p PULATION OF ALASKA.
Secretary Schurz. of the Interior Department.
in his annual report gives much space TO
consideration Of the problem OF
civllzing the Indians. He also states that the
Pacific railroads are in good condition.
Rumors of important Army appointments are
current in Washington. The census OF tho
population of Alaska is just completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
THE FAST MAIL LATE.

NEw-ORLEANs. Dec. 1.-The fast mail train.
duo here today by the Louisville aud Nashville Com
pauy's New Orleans aud Mobile Road. arrived four
uours aud IA llf behind tiaic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL ROAD.

LocKPORT, n. Y, Dec. 1.-From some un-
kpovu cause the train due hero at d. m on the New
York Central road jumped tho track three miles west OF
,h,s e;,v Three persons were injured and were aGcn
10 Bun ,o. The track was oostructed Tor som9 tno
bat 10 nO Gear again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
REPoRTED ADVANCE on LIMA.

LONDON. WcdpCsdly, Dec !, $50.
The EiriHo of Rome. publishes the following
telegram from Valparaiso:
"Twenty five thOus Chi iIHs. 1000 cavalry and
LOO cannon left africa on tic ON OF November. ana
arrived at PiscO the 25h great battle was
expected near end OF NNembcr T.c Peiuvians arc
estimated t. number nearly twice many rs tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
Secretary OF the Navy Thompson. strong arguments ID
their faynr delcnatInn yIsicd the Pros dent tOuAy

their favor delegation visited the Presd 'oo"'
and represented to him that IL was imporant lor h ~
can commerce that be in his message shouu pH mo
the positions taken by the POstmas sterGenerd '"" '''
Secretary OF the Navy in their fespectivc lrpnis' a
The President did STATE what his posllol 49, W ia
be- but he expressed much annoyance thnt CongIess @
disregarced the earnest recommendations Wiic u" ne
made In prev iOus upon the same sulJ,
President led the delegation 10 believe tlat ne "ou'"
only rofer TO ihe subsidy question N general way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
POPULATION IN NEW-JERSEY.

WlsHIEGTON, Dec. 1.-The population of
nine con ties in the State Of NcwJerry according TO tue
schciu returned TO ,he Census Office by the enumet
,tc-s IL Toil1Ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
unties.

Included III the cvorcd" IA Burlington County
4 IniIans and East Indian; in Camden County, Chi
nese and 3 indians; IN Cape May County AlDios
In Monmouth COUnty, lnIiins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
TIE SALE OF DEGREES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-Charles H. Kcnroth,
In the Quarter Sessions this morning. pleaded guilty to
indictments charging the sas OF academic degrees OF
the Eclectic Medical College OF Pennsylvania Sentence
Was deferred,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
LARGE FIRE IN NAPLES.

NAPLES, Wednesday,, Dec. 1, 1850.
A tobacco factory WAS destroyed by fire
here to-day The is estimated at several million
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
DESCENT ON A DISoRDERLY HOUSE

Captain BerghOId, OF thc Twcnty rnlnth ITO
cinct made q descent the d1oderly house ~ No lOl
West Tniry-;hirdsi last nhi, aud arrested tho propr
ctor Alexander Jack son. and eight other rcrsOUs Tho
noie acted on a warrant Issued by Police Justice Smith