New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY. NOV. %
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGy-A rumOr was current in Paris yester
dav that Admiral COurbct was defeated by the
Black Flags in TOnquin; a semi-oiiical commune
cation denied the report. = The decree prohibit
ing the importation of American pork into France
was rescinded. - The report that Khartoum
had been captured by Ell Mand has not been con-
frmed. - King Alfonso and the Crown Prince
visited Toledo 60 The relations between the
clergy and the bishops discussed by the Amcri-
can bishops i'll Rome.
DoMEsTIC.-Albany, Wis, was nearly destroyed
by fire yesterday morning; five persons were
killed. == The freight-handlers strike continues
in New Orleans. - There was general advance
in prices in the Chicago markets yesterday. -
Graves of Pilgrims, who came to America III the
Mayhower have been discovered in Plymouth.
- Leading colored men in Boston are en-
deavorinp TO organize an Independent party. --
Sergeant Mason is TO be exhibited at PIttsburg
museum.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Republican re-enrol-
ment was completed yesterday. =- The Historic
cal Society celebrated its seyenty-ninth ami
yersary and the centennial of Evacuation Day.
- An arrest was made in connection with the
Orange murder 60 Jay GOuld and Russell Sage
testified In the elevated railway suit - Mr..
Feuardent continued his testimony In the
suit against General d CesnOla. -- The
annual meeting of the Chlldrens Ana
Society was held. - The Press Club ate its an
nual dinner at DelmOncO's. &C. peculiar glow
in the western sky after sunset created general
impression that large fire was raging. 60 Gold
yaue of the legal-tender silver dollar 1l2l2 grans
81 80 cents. --= Stocks were extremely dull, with
generally small fluctuations, and closed without
character.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicatc clear or fair weather and slight changes in
temperature. Temperature yesterday: Highest,
4Go lowest $40; average, 4Ol4s.
The reports read at the annual meeting of
the Childrcns Aid Society show that the man
ayers of this excellent organization are as zeal
GUS as ever in good works. Nearly 10000
children have felt their kindness and care in
the last year.. The number sent to Western
homes, away from the temptations and suffer
ings which surround poverty stricken boys
and girls in New York, was 3,449. The work
of the society could be greatly extended if its
means were increased, and charitable persons
are referred to an article in our local columns
in which are described certain plans that the
managers would like to carry out.
The action of the French Cabinet in rescind-
ing the decree forbidding the importation of
American pork into France will be highly salts
factory to American exporters of such produce
About eighteen months ago the Government at
Paris got q notion in some way that the hog
crop of this country was full of trichin@, and
was not fit to eat. 1t was an entirely false notion,
of course and the protests of American Consuls
throughout the Republic, added to the repre-
sensations of American mercantile bodies, have
finally been able to convince the French