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,u vopu n.uv TRRuNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 8, 1857

gstenmer carondelet Lewis, Port Royal and
steamer hsstahoochee Dsgget Savannah, Ga Henry
fSh ss Manhattan Stevens Norfolk City Point and Rich
@srE Tepot Xceane taD Poiesa, Lynn Dock Eng
si SapE A.S swG rena IisoqpaT wa. Edge Co.
soouer. po,emy for London state OF Alabama Glasgow
peIIver Port Limon Rouen. New. orleans
ship Nc Dougali. for New.orleans.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMhhS'
FOREIGN PORTS
,rv,,oot Dec s-Arrved steamer American (Br), Wrako
on nsT vsy Empire ps%fn 4 bgTs o@
ouEEssiowS Dec Sailed steamer CITY OF CHESTER "a|
t Hut P Dec sersGR Steamer p jenkins from
N Dxn ns sArvsd, steamer Haroinser Br'
punLM Dec s-Arlvcd. Loon Hammock (Br) Lee
from b.S steamer ROYAL WEIGH Pearcc
from Charleston Nov 10. on her way to Barcelona
HALIFAX Dec s-saed steamer scandinavian MycrPS,O pool
HHvASA Dec s-Arvcd steamer CITY Of AeIsndrta' I'm
m snsd steamer iIS NeNpoT sandber
VERA CRUZ Dec S-sailed. steamer City Of washington
Reynolds New.York
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Dec s-Auyed. steamer Dominion Obi Reed
i'P BOSTON Dec s-Arnved steamer Whitney hallct
Cleared steamer Pavonia tBr. Mckay, Liverpool.
Sailed steamer Glamorgan, Liverpool
Phil 1DFIPHiA. Dec sArriycn, steamer Louisa Warren
Cleared steamer Ohio Morrison. Liverpool; Lord Give
BAETMoRE; Dec sArTiyed steamer Josephine Thompson
Moore Mcclellan Ync 8arow Bruno
sailed steamers America and Madrid, ..,
sAvIsSAH Dec 9--Anived. steamer Athens, Liverpool.
Sailed steamer Eclipse, Iayre. ,,,o
EBw.0RLENss. Dec s-Cleared steamer BlaSdon seoasto
At tho Passes-Arrived steamer Peconc, New York,
Sailed steamer Bernard Hall
MISCELLANEOUS.
d G5s' tca "''n NA' '--nueu n-a-0 D'' ' ''
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NO TELEGRAPH POLES WANTED.

Tweuty laborers of the Western Union Telegraph
Comnany dug a hole Immediately ia front Of the
entrance to Taylor's restaurant. No 81 Liberty.St
nm a mole for a score or more wires. Mr. Taylor
noticed that it would obstruct the entrance TO hls
place, and ordered the men TO stop their work
Gee tbcIr hermit. While one OF the men went to
eet Il, he saw he owner of the property, who be-
ean proceedings for an Injunction. The laboTeTs
Saf on The rubbish from the old Post Once while
Mr. Taylor. the lire superintendent and q police
man argued the situation. The superintendent ell
deavoTed 10 get Mi Taylor TO consent to the ereo-
ton of the poll, with the promise that he cOuld
hang lis signs, poultry, etc., on II, which would
make good advertisement Nj. TAYLOR declined
20 bite al the tempting bait. and after spending SIX
hours telling stories. doing and smOk king strong
pipes the twenty labOrers resumed TX at filling
the bole already dug, and putting the pole up
twenty feet below the Original point
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE Ar
SHIPPIAG TEWE
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures. DEC 1872
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer CITY Richmond BIZ COndron TyerpOol Nov 2b
Queenstown % with mdse and passengers 10 John q Dale
steamer axe Champlan fBr, Jackson LIVERPOOL oy o.
with ma sc and passengeIs 10 Scager Bros.
Steamer In ia Ger Haberlsnd Hamburg 10 Gaya with
mdse and passengers 10 SeageT Bros
steamer Genca Hess, laguayra ~ days Porto CabeO
dave Curacoa dnys with mdse nnd passengers 10 Bou
ton. Hiss & Dallctt
Vim Kennedy warren baltimore, With maso and
Steamer Delaware winnett Charleston days with mdso
20 " QuntaTd a co.
steamer Manhattan, stevens West Point Va with mdso
passengers 10 Old Dominion IS 90.
steamer Kapidan Jenny West Folht Va with mdBe and
passengers to Old Dominion IS CO.
Steamer CITY Of Atlanta lockwood Charleston co hours
with md sc and pa ssengcrs 10 w Quintard 2 Co.
Steamer ChatahOOcheo D4ggetL Savannah with
passengers tO Henry YOnze j.
Bark RebecCa CrOwel, CfoWell Boston, IN ballast 10
Vernon II BrowR 4 Co.
sUNsET-wind at Sandy Hook moderate. W; hay At
City Island. fresh, W, clear.
CLEARED.
ksteamer Neokar (Gerl Bussus Bremen-Oelrichs & Co
Steamer PieteI de ConInok lBelg FEk AntwerpFunch.
Edye 90.
steamer OotOrara Reynolds Baltimore-J KremA
Steamer Annie, Steen. WilmngtOn-Abiol Abbott
Steamer Roanoke Couch. Norfolk OitV Point and Rob-
mond-Old Dominion IS Co
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ur,n FOR AssAULrING AK OFFICER

Officer Patrick Kearney, of the Steamboat Squad,
arrested yesterday morning. Lawrence Fitzgerald,
6remsn on Liverpool steamer, for disordery con-
Duct On tho way to the police station, Fitzgerald
kss.nited the officer In the Jefferson Market
Police Court tho complaint was made against the
prisoner under the provisions OF the new Code
E6ioh makes an assault Oh an officer felony and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

ALARMED AT THE FREE USE OF WATER.
City Works Commissioner Ropes. of Brooklyn, is
alarmed over a probable scarcity OF water III that
cityowning to tine Increased use made necessary by
{LGcold weather Over 40, 100000 gallons were used
yesterday, and inspectors were sent ont TO warn
persons not 20 leave faucets running. Inc level OF
The Hampstead reservoir is only six inches above
tbe top Of tue conduit but the flow OF the wells
Along the line Of the conduit, from which supply
IL pufp ped, Ia undiminished
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

MEL Areuue HOteL-Congressman NIiiI pt
- Tytn, n,eT 20 W,cnesota General Americus v. kloe
and Dom Pists Ohio and j. MOTEL " ". Hale, Of
nm iiioMnsbre and Ex-Governor George r. pIom' "
Florida Park Avenue notei-Lleu,Nsnossn Ios Hoie%The
Rev pr " Gael President Of naShns Of VasssT
;;o;ocs Grand Hoei-General r.. b. Maekenze' " De
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Railroad conference at Windsor Hotel. ,o.., meet
broad way Underground Railway Commissioners ~
ing. -. r,.xr,sor Johnson before
Judge Coke. . 49,, -. ,,,ioper,ne Hall,
Close of American Institute FAR $1,000, Ira.itnte
William /. Marshalps lecture at the cooper i"
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wAs 1r AN AcCIpENr or A RoBRERYf

Two policemen of the Carmansyille Precinct. at
q m Yesterday found an insrGsib.e man under the
elevated railroad track at Elghthayc and One-hun-
dred-aud- ffty-slxth-st. lie WAS recognized as
Ibristian Fritche IA German fOIty-ive years cid,
Whose home is at Tcnth-aye. and Ono-hundred and
Tifty-seventh- St 1t is supposed that nc fell from
The railroad track H. the darkness He was taken
10 the Ninety ninth Street Hospital whore Is said
chat he IL suffering from conclusion and hemorrhage
of the BRAIN and that he probably will die. At tho
point u here FTltche was supposed TO have 4aIlen,
fDere Is a path leading across the swainps 10 the
houses on the rocky bluff at the epd of Ninth-aye.
The place is unlighted at night. 1t is thought by
some persons that the German was WayIald aud
knocked down by thieves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

nun;sbable bv imrrIsonment for not less than tw1 ~
nrn thon Eve years or by bne not exoeeains
81 600 or both. Justice Ford held Fitzgerald III
5000 To answer,
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tseless elegantly coated the OF all DIS
orders OF the stomach liver bowels kidneys, bladder
malaria in It's various forms, neryou, diseases heldaohe
costiveness Indigestion dyspepsia 6ousnes
bilious fever Inflammation OF tho bowels pies hna ~
arrangements II the internal vscerA PiCE p OES
PER BOX. SOFA oy y" u' "S5''''
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IRREGULAR PRACTITIONERS HELD.

For practising medicine without complying Win y
the laws of the State several persons were arragno
~ The Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday on
comnlaint of DIR. David Webster, president OF the
County Medical society, aud his counsel E%wstu
&. Ripley Elise f. Masn OF No. lao f r I'm samS
had no diploma He was convicted OF inc sdins
offence e in Special Sessions October a. aud tined
$50. He was held on the present charge IN $oC ~
nrder the name of John G. Adams, at o.
Bo BIeecker.s t. Ho lad German diploma. lie
said that he could not AFFORD to purchase new sign
anu S ~ t nremises TO remain where he found t.
%e waS held IN $500 BAIL and at deposited the
money. George II. schwab, of No 90. B0nd1st. had
no d,nioma, lie was held in $500; William H..
Fyiirr of No "a Varlck-st., had bogus diploma
issued in Philadelphia and was in consequence hel2
in $500 bail Francis H. RuhenOurg a owerIT: % %
c rT diseases OF the limbs lie was held In $500
bal.
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MARINE INTELLiGENOB

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.D
sunrses SETS 433 Moon 600 a,e days 2g
wArKR r3-DAT.
AM-Saudy HooK CPS. Gov. Island 7O7. Hell Gate s:JG
PH-Sandy Hook Gj2 GOV Island 7.26. Hell Gate els
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Announcements.

Elastic Stockings, for varlcOse veins, weak
and swollen Joints &c. POmerOy Truss Company, Mo- 703
Broadway The best surgical appliances OF every kind
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BrODler & Cos Mark-DOVn
A GRATIFYING RESPONSE.

RATHER AN ODD CoINOIDENCE-THE ARRIVAL
OF THE COLD WAVE" SIMULTANEOUS WITH THE
PUBLICATION OF OUR MARK.DOwN" ANNOUNCE
MENT THE LATTER, HOWEVER. WILL BE ALL
THE MORE APPRECIATED IN CONSEQUENCE OF
THE CoLD.wAVE ARRIVAL, AND OUR OBJECT OF
SECURING A CLEARANCE OF STOCK BEFORE THE
HOLIDAYS SET IN WILL ALL THE SOONER BE
REALIZED. EVERYTHING IS REDUCED TO ACTUAL
CosT-IN MANY CASES BELOW. OUR OFFERING
DOES NOT CONSIST OF COMMON CLASS GOODS.
CHEAPLY MADE AND GOTTEN UP SPECIALLY FOR
MARK.DOwN SALE, BUT ARE ALL OF THIS YEARS
MANUFACTURE AND REPRESENT THE FINEST
GRADES AND VERY LATEST PATTERNS AN D DE
sIGNs
OyERCOATS.
Fur Beavers reduced from. 10 80
Elysans reduced from. ......Sl3 to 81 30
Heavy Frieze reduced from ...Sl6 TO $40
Imported Diagonals reduced from SIS TO sl2,
and from ...,....S22 10 SD
worumbo reduced from. to Sl2
Germania Beavers reduced from TO $l9
Carrs Motions and Fur Beavers redcd from s35 s2o
Montenacs reduced from $40 TO $50
Finest lines OF Nowmarkets surtous and listers at
responding reduction.
Suits OF grades reduced 90 20 per cent from prices
previously prevailing (Boys and Childrens Apparel IN
cluded).
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Holiday
Announcement.

Mcssrs. TIFFANY & Co.,
Union Square, New-YOrk, have
completed their preparations
for the approaching Holidays
and suggest that ara early examl-
nation Of their stock will enable
purchasers to secure the choicest
selections, and escape the crowd,
unavoidable later.
Articles now purchased may
be left for future delivery.
Until Christmas, commencing
ON MONDAY, December Ill,
the establishment will be KEPT
OPEN HIN TIE EVENING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

SAFEs.-The only Steel Flange, Round COrne
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY 20 Vesey.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
144 Lexinguon.ave. between 2Jth and 30th-sts
Hours TO T. Impotence Stsry, Diseases OF tina
Gento Urinary and nervous system, speciaes.
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c1,,u1Nc 1oIus OLsEN,s PROPERTY.

The inquests in the case of Louis Olsen and his
wife were held yesterday before Coroner hnox any
ael niS tremens shot aud killed his wife Sophia.
in the Vanderbilt Hotel. on November II. he
then shot himself and he died two DAYS later from
his INJURIES in Bellevue Hospital. The jury " both
cases rendered vegdcts in accordance MIA WIN 'h p
tbe Potter's Field. The Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children took charge OF Mrs: olsens
BODY and Inferred it Ill a private cemetery; lney
also took the three orphaned children. CORONER
Knox learned that the 500 which Olsen had de-
posted with sergeant at the Nineteenth P[eclnit
SnbSt ,tlon before taking rooms at the N4nderbllt
IL al had not been aiyen TO AlgernOn 5. SULLIVAN
The Public Administrator, but had been claimed by
tie society Its officers had also directed tie holel
people TO hold all Osens personal eneStS supecl "
Injections that they might give. Tho personal
property "a valued at about $40. The Coroner saw
Mr sullivan who was much surprised 20 hear
81 what had been done and he Immediately lnves-
tgatod the matter lie will take sn o. bd ,RS
viii he disinterred and buried III the cemetery near
his wife.
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If your system requires q stimulant, Ia
Parkers Ginger Tonic II inygoraes without intoNcatr
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THE CRY OF WORCESTER NOT BLAMED.

Somrol @ Fairchild and John X. Mathews. LoGai
rsnactors of steam Vessels, have made 10 w
ing Inspector lower their report Of the
oo;nsy' in tow of the tug s. J. Leno1, on
"a sysn,ng of November 10, in the East hIVeI 81
snv,b Fiftb-st.. Williamsburg The mother VII
80 two children of the captain OF tno oas'ntt Ia,
Were drowned There were TWENTY-FIVE o. Wy "oi
assos examjned The inspectors attribute Tue COZ
~' 20 fire contrary action of the tug IN not Iui
ioxy,nG ont her first intention 70 pass W P 20;
~ the Worcester. They add that tn11 of
mony of the witnesses wi sssoeSsaicting and in
.no 80 instances contradictory IN tno
20 n pa; that they are unable 10 find any extenu-
a,ng canses for the unsklful action OF le ISL
Of the tug he SIesrh s blew his one whistle and
. ing ~ the mort of the Worcester ana also III
Sa9t pnnino and backing his boat when nc Decalilo
1870 ~ the danger of collision; he II spoc1,o.s
find that the Worcester fully colnPIlou VIII Cd The
as NJ the master of the tug their action 10 uatS
f,o,n December g. The amount OF damage Vauset
nv The collision is estimated by the INSPECTORS ~
gS3 OOO-Ss 900 to the barge anu TZo,ooU W. "a 995
cargo. The damage 10 the ,Se attention Of su-
nerv,sor Tower to the great uauRott
N crowded harbor such as TINS i Gi
sewing Inv hawser and they recommend l's Sooh
Rtyer and RIker's Island, East River lhey al t
saoonmcnd that the steamers which run up tho
East River and Long Island sound shoulu DO III
b,bited from having their landings In TINS port po
low Grand,st East River, in order 10 ossom sm
dangers of collision; whlS4, IN ' MESSAGE of these
large vessels around the Battery; Uhtll tnis rs
done the inspectors rccOmmenu !n1t lho iao. oa
md agents of these steamers should nave tneiI ~
sells leave their docks N time 10 pNI;gbt Captain
Games of the tug LenOx. has appealed Hon tuo
decision TO Supervisor Tower
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Try Hunters Sitter. Hunter Sitter Co..
Kitchen specialties Cincinnati and Now York. Circula
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Mother SWANS Worm Syrup, for feverii
ness resllessness worms, constipation. TasteesS 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

William H. Purdy ofSo,ners, Westchester County,
died in Nav last In his will made the day before
his death, he ignored bis two daughters, VINO now
contest its probate the ground OF mental incaPac
~ The case was before Surrogate Coffin at White
Piains Yesterday. Mrs. Louisa Loder, daughter
of the dead man testified that her father was IN the
habit Mt drinking excessively. being frequently in
toxleal ed with oder On ono occaslor he llghted
a number of candles. placed them on the table ana
dared anyone TO blow them out. ON another oo :
castor no filled barrel full of hay and placed 1t
ON the floor of the barn. and then Settle hay on fire
At another time he filled stove with ashes ana nc,
then said that he would Ike TO sec any Oh MS
tanilV kindIe fire In IT, Once he attempted to
cut Tie throat of one of his daughters. He was ar
rested in 1868 and again i'll 1870 on complaint OF
County jail and subsequently, to the Penitentiary,
The estate consists of one hundred acres OF land IN
the town of Somers and personal propertyvaiued at
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

The balance of life is lost when the nerves
wrought There mnst be peaceful sleep and good
digestion frefuness and Wild distress will dominate en-
ergy dsspae hope Cured only by tho Of Dr. Ben
sons Celery and ChamOmle Pills.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,, oppus . CHANGE OF AIR.

-, was current at the District Attorneys
.ce Yesterday that Joseph a Arrest 'G and trial Of
lace mPGrieE Ti for perjury had left the cN and
yess' the firm Of T. S. Levi and Brothers, o. w when
ne had been lie sS to avoid the
was sad 20 naSS Of civil suit for damages
wsieS Jessie Mailards LAWYER Colonel SPENCE 6 Is
tfhos 70 EmSi E Levi the head of the firm sal q
to TEibUSE reporter that was Is. true To fns'
firm had been dissolved and that ms hothar had
ne Where y did he goi" asked the reporter rros-
ale was so broken up by the triai anu 80 y arr
Hs st here last Saturday and the last tine w
heard from hun he was in P6sdslpnS the reason
for ,he dissoiution do not TO speak al pio'
emit" IN intanded 70 stick to
INC aus ev He will not be away forever anu III
the meantime shall bide my time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-09

THE ovERCoAT SEASON rs NOW AT ITS HEIoHr
AND WE WERE NEVER so WELL PREPARED TO
SERVE THE PEOPLE. OUR STOCK Is AS NEAR
PERFECT AS WE CAN MAKE 1T. AND THE DEMAND
FOR GOOD CLOTHING IS VERY ACTIVE. IN THE
PURCHASE OF CLOTHING IT Is TUE RULE HArHEn
THAN THE EXCEPTION FOR MEN TO BUY THE
BEST ARTICLE THEIR MEANS WILL AFFORD AND
THEREFORE,. WE DO NOT ExPEND OUR ENERGIES
NOR INVEST OUR CAPITAL IN "sHoDDY CLOTH.
ING" OF WHICH THERE IS APPARENTLY SUPER.
ABUNDANCE IN THIS MARKET-JUDGINa FROM
SOME OF THE CLOTHING ADVERTISEMENTS DOES
ANY INTELLIGENT MAN BELIEVE THAT WHOLE
STOCKS OF GOOD CLOTHING ARE BEING sAcRr.
FICEDi IT'S TOO THIN"
WE MAKE CLOTHING OF AS Low GRADE AsITs
WORTH ANY MANS WHILE BUYING, AND KEEPA
FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE STAPLE MEDIUM
QUALITIES IN MEMS ovERCoATs OUR CHEAP.
EST is AN HONEST UNION BEAVER COAT FOR
So co. AT TEN AND TWELVE DOLLARS WE SELL
AN EXCELLENT. DURABLE AND SLIGHTLY GAR.
MENT IN SEVENTEEN VARIETIES WHILE BE.
TWEEN TWELVE AND EIGHTEEN DOLLARS THERE
ARE TwENTYTHREE KINDS TO SELECT FROM,
ABOVE TWENTY DOLLARS THE STOCK EMBRACES
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT
SORTS OF ovERCoATs, THE PRICES RANGING UP
TO FoRTY.EIGHT DOLLARS FOR THE FINEST WE
HAVE JUST PUT IN LINE OF BROWN KERsEY
.'NEwMARKETS"-rHE LATEST LONDON NOVELTY
"A sHoRTBoDIED, LoNG.sKTRTED FRocK OVER.
COAT PRICE THIRTY.Two DOLLARS. JUST THE
THING FOR A WALL STREET BULL" WHOSE DE-.
PLETED BANK BALANCE OR LIMITED MARGINS
WILL NOT ADMIT OF HIS CUSTOMARY EXPENSIVE
OUTFIT AT A HIGH.PRIcED TAILoRs
STORE OPEN UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT.
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGHOUT
THE STATES MAY SHOP HERE BY THE ASSIST.
ANCE OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND
PRICES OF MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL, WHICH 10
MATTED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS
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JERSEY CITY.

Charles Fisher was found by Detective Bows at q
late hour on Thursday night sitting on barrel
tective that he wanted freeze TO DEATH he had
no homo, no friends. no work and nothing To 1--we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09
PERI AND CHILL.

PANAMA, Oct. 25.-Mail dates from Lima
are TO October Il and from Ch October g. On oc-
tober it was enlofically announced in Santiago that
the neEotiaiOns with Calderon,in which Minister Logan
has taken part were definitely broken on IN conse-
ouence OF proving impossible for an agreement 10 De
reached with respect to the future boundaries The Pe
rtan rcpresentative Garcia Cadcron then refused TO
continue negotiations unless the cessi0n OF Taapaca
were alone to spoken Of otherwise he preferred to re-
main quiet This was equivalent TO reyerlng TO tue
oans proposed at the conferences at africa prior 10 the
Tocna and Lima campaign. Subsequently Garcia Cal
dop held various conferences with the other Peruvian
nr1-oners. and 1t Is asserted ana beheVed,
ihat negotiations tending TO peace are
oTe in procress under which Garcia tauer0n Will deu
nitey ceue Tarpaca and agree that INC
Area and Iacna for fifteen years ~ tue expiration Oi
oWnership shall DC setticd Dy HfOItra-
,on nv the United States Th,re IA party Whlch oO
tots 10 this arrangement and denahds that Tue ArDtr
Tor should be appointed at the e1prAuon VI 'no HOeeA
years - ,,a. TO-. doo,ar,,y rho Northarn
departnents independent OF the South. ,
aeres mas movad from Iarma because Ms extOrtlOne
led him to fear rising OF the Indians ne mas arcneo
tnrard Lima and, II IL said, asserts ne Is about tO az
toE t9e Chiian garrison there. No one believes bis
S'J Montonero chief named Alharracin. and his son
have been killed in the vicinity 81 Iacna , ,
The Italian bark Nuova Savona, with coal from
CGronel has been wrecked en the Chilian coast
LIMA Nov. B-AnOther manifesto has been Issued ny
peroIa's late Minister Of War; Igesias IN whch ne de-
are tnat he does no pretend TO isolate himself from
the rest Of Peru but that he will support any scheme
Aonted by any party or the furtheranee OF peace HIS
ohiart in ormtng an assembly OF the nine northern De
nariments was only have COUNCIL At manu- ne say
F"at tne nation dd not invest him with dictatorship
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stabbed in Gyarnath Hungary to-day. while oistrain-
ing some hOuseholders for nOn-payment OF taxes-
A dispatch from Athens says: protocol proVidine
for the evacuation OF disputed points on the urco
Greek frontier has been signed, Karan And Deroend
viii be evacuated on Sunday.
dispatch from Derby reports that the explosion I'D
the Caycross coey yesterday morning caused the 1888
OF fortyhree lives including those OF injured workmen
who have since died.
The Daily Ners understands that Mr. Tuke's commit
tee. at meeting yesterday resolved 70 promote the en-
igratiOn Of 5000 from the poorest dis
trcts in Ireland. at probable expense OF a25,OOO
The American flag Will be carried in the procession
tomorrow the occasion OF the installation OF the
new Lord Mayor, and will be escorted by guard OF
honor composed OF sergeants Of the Royal F1silers
The Issued by the Board OF Trade show that
during the Just passed British imports Increased
a2sOO00O as compared with that month In last year,
wh the exports decreased e363OO0 as compared with
October, 1881.
A dispatch from Van, ~a st. Petersburg, states that
the Kurdish Chief O5eiiullah has succeeded IN estaO
fishing friendly relations with number Of petty Chris
kurdish chefaius or tue Gerak territorY' ana mas
thereby been enabled to collect large force.
SALIVA CRUZ Nov. s.-The revolution in Juchitan IS
assuming larger proportions Three hundred soldiers
arrived here yesterday from Oajaca and an attack on
Juchitan will b. made tonight More troops are com
z ~
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EHE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

MAGNITUDE OF DEMOCRATIC sOCOEoo,
49, pyprBrIcAN STATES REVERSING ThLIh
Usual VOTE KANSAS. MICHIGAN 0oHo- ,-,., rs
,Np NEVADA GO DEMoCRATIc-THE hASoA''
IN OTHER STATES. ,.;oos
Additional returns of the November elec'ion'
Increase rather than diminish the masn,-
tude of the Democratic success Inc eS,.
mated majority for Grover Cleveland IA
tbis State is 175,OO0. In PennsylValha
Pattison is elected by $4,000 plurality over
the Cameron candidate, General Beaver. III
Massachusetts General Buffers plurality Is
over $4,000, the Republican plural'y on
the rest of the. State ticket Oeins
over 10000. In Connecticut, Waller, Demo
crat, has majority of over $500 and p,1lal- Sd
itv of over 1000. In New-Hampshlre' n"ir' Luz
Republican, escaped defeat by the nSI[O" l-',
gin of about 200 votes. In Kansas VovsinUa 4Sa
g. Jobn has probably been defeated, ana tho
democrats claim to have carried Coiof"uo'
Neyada and Michigan. The Readjuster parry
claim Virginia, but the Democrats nave w ~
entirely abandoned hope of the defeat OF Ma
hone. There remains no doubt that tne Lo." 60
ocrats have secured control OF the next Oon-
cress.