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NEWS BY CABLE.
Constitution for Porto Rico—Ail
Who Can Bead and Write,
Slaves Excepted, to Have the
ipghk of Suffrage-Increase of
Specie in the Bank of Prance—
Effects of the Suez Canal-1 he
London **Shipping Gazette" on
American Finance Prelim i
miry- Religious Services to the
Opening of the Ecumenieal
Coupe il on. O'Donovan Rosa
Elected to Parliament--Em
. press ,Engenie on Her Home
wird Trip-- - -"Vpstart Sytinsty."
t Bs Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gs Lett,
GREAT
'se, November 26,—The .mple•
lion of the Suer. Canal is already having
Its effect In !tediously . depreciating
freights to India, China, and around the
Cape of Good Hope.
The Pool refers to the proposed ocean
race between the Dauntless and Cam
brie, and says iteless with Mr. A ehbury,
owner of the Cambria. whether the race
comes off or uoL 11 be will not sell the
omen/ace without first tiyittian_inland
match with the Dauntless, the matter
must drop, as Bennett refuses to sail in
env except an ocean race. All Mr. Ash.
bury has to do to ensure the ocean race,
is to waive an inland contest and decide
whet the price shall be. Thiele, the einn
pie way...out of a arrange labyrinth of
misapprehension.
The Ttends, In en article on the Spanish
throne, sake why Spain aboald not have
an upstart dynasty as well as France
and Sweden, and why the son of Duke
In Torres. or Count de Rena, cannot an
ewer for King as well as shy scion of
en old Kingly meet it • -Prince
needed, why should Spain seek fur
ther than children of her own Bourbons?
Why not recall the Prince of Asturias and
rescue him from his mother's influence,
and qualify him for the station. the right
to which he has not forfeited by any
fault or crime of his own.
The -Yapping Garde had a lengthy
and very able editorial on American
finances. It thinks a return to specie
• payments could soon be effected In the
United States, and that no debtor class
would suffer by it. The South is genen
ally well supplied with dash; southern
buyers are the mainstay of the northern
market; they listalty parallels fit gold
and have their crops behind them. 'The
South now raises grain for Ler own re.
quirements. She is In • position to re.
sumo specie paymentewhen les favored
sections of the country can do-operate.
Gold prices for cotton will tend to this
end.
Dispatches from Home announce that
the religion! exercises preliminary to
the opening of the Ecumenical Connell
have been ordered.
Deniast. November 25.—O'Donovan
Rona has been elected to Parliament
from Tipperary.
SP4IN.
Moiefun, November 24--- 7 111iiPdh1itter
of Coloniee, to-day, read in the Cortes a
draft of the constitution for Porto Rim.
It forbids the discussiou of any propool
tion for separation from Spain; proclaims
complete religions liberty; gives the
right of suffrage to all who eon read and
write except slaves, and proclaims th
'gimes have cirights. sad - ein only at
ac
quire them by emancipatian. The elms
tion of slavery II reserved for a =MM.
rinent
ill the Repnblican Deputies who re
cently loft their manta will rums this
week.
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Peaty, Nov. 25.—The specie In the bank
of France has Increased twelve million
nine hundred thousand franm for the
week.
Penis, November 25 —The Empress I.
expected in France on December 22d.
FINANCIAL AND COMINERCIA L.
Low DON, Nov. 2.5-Everring.- Consols
94. A02814C11.0 securities cpaletzed steady.
5.206062,88%; '656,82%1 '67a, 8434; 19405,
andEr 21%. Illinois. 995‘. Atleni
tic Great Western, 25%.
?ARIA, NOVOtaber 25.-.-8042611 1 . 3 dull.
Routes 71f. 42c.
LITEILPOOL, November 25.-Cotton is
steady: middling uplands 11%d; Orleans
1.110; pales 125 bales. California white
Wheat 9a. 6d; red western No. 2 as. Sd;
winter Bs. 7d. Western Flour 21.. 6d.
Dorm No. S mixed 29a. lid, 041111134. 6d.
fork 111 s. Beef 868. Lard 745. Cheese
665. Emma 67e. 3d. Spirits Petroleum
le. sd; refined le. 10d.
Lowliest, NoveMber2s.-Tallow Eis. 9d
01475. Sutpir 695. &ENS& 6d; Calcutta
E
60e. In the Bank of
England decreased Ltd 0 00 sterling In
the week,
BA*RE, November 25.--Cotton quiet
on spot 134%f.
ANTVrEEP, Noveraber2s.-Petroleum
quiet with • declining tendericry st 59341.
FRANKFORT. November 25.-Bonds
opened firm 11. 8914.
CLINELAIM.
National Weasides Suffrage &sevenths'
—iorcentt Acs's Preceediegs_prelee
and Females te Share and Share Aube
in the Distribution of Ofeces—Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher Elected Prou
dest-141w from Grace Greenwood
The A. & G. W. and Brie Resbroglio
Again.
I n 7 Telegnme to the Mahe:rib emus.*
Curviessn, November 21.—Tbe Suf
frage Convenattua last evening rescinded
the order adopted at the afternoon se.
idea, tabling the oonstitntion proposed
for a National Organisation.
Mrs. Livermore annonnoed that she
had received a letter from Bean Ward
Beecher cementing to be President of
the proixsed National Organization, and
thereupon, wtthout. wel
ed eleling, a
i B motion
en made and carrict Mr.
eeeherltelddellt. ng
MORNING IteleitOtt.
When the Convention met this morn
ing the hall was well Bled.
After mine personal expleas a
draft of the constitution, reported by the
Commute* on Organisation, was taken
np, end gave rise to an anti:And db..
don.
The mention
an
for the election
of cams elielted an animated disco.
aloe. The
on reads: Alt o ffi cers
shall be elected annually at the annual
meeting of the delegates, on thp , baste uf
Congressional representation. It - was
flashy adopted under the operation of
the previous question.
A dimettch was received here from
Washington, which read as follows:
"Kept at home by illnernt. God spee
the Anse. Signed, Grace Greenwood.'
The cisme providing that as far a.
possible the officers shall be one half.
males and one. half famales. , was dirk',
cased.
on motion of Rev- McConnell, of Ohio,
tostri Ito out Men, Mrs. Lucy Stone Bieck
well thought there were es many good
Lien ea women, though , they were shout
auks any way. The amendment pre
„died, smut the section wan tailgated that
no d aw e etion of em shall be allowed In
the election, ;Officers or members.
.rAilipboXfn, mairois,
Lettere *ere - riNI front shstunber
b~distinguished nobselea, all of whom
hdyrtily endorsed the :ittlinsge nsevo
nsen
The t.
Committee on Permanent Omani
„den r eported the followingthn of &n
-ears; President, Be,. ' , Henry Ward
Beecher. Vice Presidents et large, T. W.
Riggineon, Mrs. Merv' A. Livermore;
Wet. Lloyd Garrison; G.G. Wm. Curtis
?Ars. W. T. Hazard: Cella M, Banaighi
'Gee. W. Jm 14ar ear et Longley.
cniairwai itive Committee, Logy
Stone BleckwelL Foreign cerramaa.
ding Secretary, Julie Ward ROW, Ow_
responding Secretary, Myra Brethren.
Recording Secretaries , funny Blackest'
sod Amanda Way. Teetalleer, Frank R.
!Unborn.
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that we recognize the Rewifttion, of New
York, Woman's Adoooate, fla'ton, Ohio,
and Agitator, of Chicago, so papa re in
favor of woman 'mirage, but disclaim
any Inclination of making either of
these, or any other paper, an ofllrtal r•
gan of the American Woman.. Huffrage
Amacielation.
A delegate proposed to add rinfi...Ma
very Standard, Vornan't. Advocate, of
of New York, and New York /ivieperutent.
Another delegate: Chicago Rod, New
Era, Milwaukee News, and added: We
have a catalogue of about fifty others..
Judge Bradwell said the Aar% wee to
disclain giving any authority to any
Journal to act as the organ of this A. 90.
elation. He withdrew his resolution,
which had retard quite an excitement,
and offered a substitute, denying the
right of any paper to speak ea the organ
of Aldo Association, which wu adopted.
nor. Mr. Marshall, of Indianarolia,
wall introduced and made a speech in fa
vor of woman .tt tfrage.
Mise Lizzie M. Boynton, of Indians,
under the ten !inflow rule, said the Oar.
ridee age is not monad, and she came to
the sacrificial altar gratified that her ex
ecution was limited to ten minute... In
the summer of 18111 L'llgatneth Cady Stan
ton and Lucretia Mott issued the first
cell fora Womsn'a Rights Convention.
The whole nation was convulsed with
laughter. Twenty years have passed
and America has vindicated her right
to govern. She appealed to the young
women to aid the cause. Push LUDO
was the battle cry of the Mat campaign.
Agitate and reconstruct is the motto of
woman's auffrage. This we believe a
christian crusade for temperance morali
ty, and toe elevation of humanity. She
advisee the young ladles If they were un
able to outargue gentlemen ott thiaquee.
lion, that they try the effects of a fra
grant cup of coffee and a dish of oysters.
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell spoke a
good word for Oberlin College. There
she, and Antoinette Brown, and ether
women who are troubling the world,
studied. This was preliminary to ask
ing all who were willing to volunteer to
circulate petition for women suffrage.
When a great convention was held re
cently in Cincinnati, the editor of the
Commerrtal said In an editorial, that
women hays hut one sex to convert, and
that in their own; as much an to any,
men are converted already. Mrs.
Bradwell, of Chicago, had been re
fused the privilege of practicing
law. Aak her whether women de
sire to vote. She la here on the plat
form. She told • pathetic story of Mrs.
Portia Gage, also present, who, after her
son was starved to death In a rebel
prison, went to the polls and claimed the
right to vete in his place. Neat year
she had two hundred and twenty-live
ladles to vote with her. In Boston, when
women called a Working Women's Con
vention, and said: why don't you de
mend the ballot? half atarved girls said,
while we are starving we sett bread—not
ballots. Women In social position went
the ballot, but are afraid of losing that
social position by taking for it, but whis
per bar whams in your care In the corner.
Mrs. R .beers Kickoff recited an origi
nal poem, "The Convict's Mother," w ith
dramatic effect.
Ex-Glovernor Root, of Kansas, said he
was called here a. some rougher mate
riaL He believed woman's tongue
should be heard hers. He nelleved that
organ of her'a, the tongue, was made for
talking. LA woke. "That's so," and
cheers.] In Kansas woman has every
thing but the right to vote, and, in edu
cational matters, has that right, and in
doing that has every principle involved
In voting.
Mrs. Amos, of California, said that she
WSJ here to allow that this wag no MOVE,-
went of New York, Boston, Chicago, or
St. Louis, but that the women on tbe Pa
cific coast are interested In the matter.
They had come to plead woman's cause,
and come, tc 3, to plead the cause of those
not discontented, but who ought to be.
She had beard the objection—who will
take care of the children if the wives go
into public life? It had been often an
swered. Anna Dicktnaon was a perfect
little bird around the house. Any gen-
tleman here would be glad to eat a
dinner of her cooking. To murder
genial; was worse than infanticide
or child murder. It Is mur
der of light that came as Christ's, to aave
the world. When woman approaches
the ballot-box, the ballot box will put on
Ha moral clean shirt, Loud cheers and
the greatest sensation of the 1.164W011.1
The presiding officer said he had been
requested to announce that there are
now In the ball one or more noted pick.
pockets. ?enema standing in the walla
would take parLieWar taa.lea. I A voice
from the platform—• Thieves are on the
platform now." ]
At this juncture every part of the hall
was densely crowded, nearly two thou
sand persons being present, many of
whom were standing in the staler..
Wag Lally Beckham said ahe was llsm
Wisconsin, bot represented nobody but
herself.
Mr. McHenry arrived in a special
car from New York this evening, and Is
stopping at the Kennard House. 00
comes on business concerning the A.
and G. W. and Erie embrogllo. It is
understood that the relation. between
the two interests are more pacific, and as
a consequence, the McHenry party will
move in court at Akron le-morrow
to postpone - the further hearing of
the case for two weeks, and it Is
likely the motion will be granted.
ThL Ia to give Gould alme to parry the
blows of Commodore Vanderbilt, who ln•
'Muted the Ramsey movement. It Is
not the pulley of the Atlantic and Great
Western to wholly alienate the
Gould and Flak party. but to
so get control as to compel just
terms, and as the advantage le
now with him. hiclisory can afford to
be graneromi. Vanderbilt is indirectly
aiding him. It is reported that the Erie
office in New York was guarded last
night against intruders, and to prevent
the Sheriff from issuing - a writ. Seeing
the patience of the officers of outraged
Justice, the Imperturbable Fisk put his
bead out of a door and coolly asked the
Sheriff if he didn't wish he could serve
the writ
STICKING EISENION
The evening session wen devoted to
speech-making. lira Livermore con
gratulated everybody upon the mimosa
of the Convention.
Adjourned eine die.
ST. LOUIS
Bragadoela •t • Brol•cr—Two Addl.-
tiottal Bodle• liocovenrcl.
Ley Tataraett to tee Pittsburgh lisseths.)
ST. Loma, Not. 'Ls,—Mike MoCoole
will publish a challenge to Tom Allen
Ao.niorrow, in which be charge. Allen
with attempting to throw all the blame
of the late 8111KX1 on him, and mays In or.
der to test his (Allen's) willingness to a
rosettes in the prize ring I desire to
fight him for anything or nothing, tur he
may dictate, within from one to ten
day'. lipcproposes that Allen And be
shall each choose one man to select the
ground, and with doe men on each side
fight the battle. fle Inrther says: - If
Allen wishes to light for money be is
prepared to meet him any time and
place, to complete the necessary arrange
ments.
Two more bodies were taken
from the Pllth street rola. today.
These make atz killed, and seven
wounded by tie accident.
HAVANA
Kan Domingo and Ilaytll3.lre Annex-
Allen to the latetel.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh 6tertts.l
Nine Youx, November 25—A ;pool&
to the Rerobt froto Havana dated Nov.
hey says: A letter dated Ban Domingo,
Nov. 10. ftlPreetikta all the Domicil=
leader% among them BMX, Pimental,
and CUbrol, are pledged to annexation
to the United States. President Beer.
to already too • • negotiations when im•
stored t h a t the growl of the U.S. will
make the necessary appropriation. The
cite oppose thedismembarment of the
hlie, bit favor •12.1011[10.3. Para
„„„i, of phintieted are mattering hand
bNatavOlfligtheschemm The only oit
position Comes from parties ender 'Sm.
Mpean Infinenee. Soya follows the ex
=pl.• o f tun Domingo. &Mays add
Bawd both favor annexation. The entire
-bawd can be perebebb4 tot i 2,000,000.
Contemptible Conthict of nergiarc
Tol ittaph to I r PUistiamli
ocutu
PililLitihuarilt A. liQvember Last
evening the bonze of Thome. Emus, on
Vast:actor& JOWL was entered by two
burglarsArtring • the absence o p.
Evans, eng ineer. • The bonne waa
ransacked, and the thieves succeeded hi
getting one
hundred dollars. M r s w a rm.
w seized and gagged to pret alarm.
While bound the thieves out off nearly
all het front hairy but unbound bar he
ave leaving.
SECOID EDITIOI.
FOUR O'CLOCK, 4. .It
TILE CAPITAL
Audacious Letter—Assigned to
Doty—Appointni nts—A Pam
phlet on the Para,gmayan War
—Colored Men's Labor oven
tion The Eligibility of a
"Light Mulatto irl" to Attend
A M hite School.
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W•PITINIATON, November 25, 1852
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The following letter wan ri.ceived thin
morning at the oaten of Internal Rev
noun, from Edwtp Belcher, Anse for of
the Third Lieorgia Blatriet:
.4 ttraAta, uJs., November 15.—Ft1rt:
have to report that Mr. Jatliglit. Wilson,
Asaistant Aaseswor of the laverith Di
vision of this District, Talinforro and
Wilkes countiea, bee Just arrived at this
place from Wet,liingum, Wilkes county,
under the following circumstances,
Ills calico was broken into last night, the
14th !net., his books and papers were
destroyed or stolen, and a note, of which
the following is a copy, left on his desk,
-Moody Moon, biwyter Bub--flit: Your
visit to this pates must end. Your wel
come ban expired. A few days will be
allowed you to depart, never to return.
Take due notice and govern yourself
accordingly. You Know W hn.'' Mr.
12k,leher, the Assessor of this district, is
a colored man.
vOLURED M EWE TABOR CONVENTION
The National Labor Convention of col
ored men, which meets In thin city on
the 6th of December, promises to be the
largest ever assembled in thin country.
Delegates have been elected from Tense,
M•asieauppl, Alabama, loulalana, Flor
ida, t.oorgia, louts Carolina, North Car
oline, Virginia, Maryland, Dblaware,
Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Tennessee. Ohio, Ron.
lucky, and the District of Columbia. A
number of white and female delegate.
have been elected from Now York and
Rhode !eland. Hen. R. F. Butler will
address tho Convention on the first and
Hon. Henry Wilson the second day.
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The question loamlving the retention
In the Franklin Public Schoc.l of the
light mulatto girl, and about which there
it so much controversy, was this after
noon referred by the Suteßoard of School
Trustees to the Corporation Attorney for
his opinion as to the applicability of - the
word white to an obnoxious scholar.
The late act of Congress striking out the
word white from all laws relating to the
District of Columbia was with reference
to poLitical rights, abolishing distinction
between the two races se to &Beam and
Jury service. The school question now
agitated is under corporation laws.
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A pamphlet him Just appeared entitled:
"A Pew Remark. in Answer to General
McMahon's °pluton in Regard to the
Paraguayan War, in which the writer ex
poses the alleged deepotiam of Lopes,
and vindicates the action of the Allies
in making war against the Lapel dyne.,
ty, nut not against the Paraguayan peo
ple.
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Jamps W. Bayard bas been appoltdod
postmaster at Athena, ,Mio.
Gustavus A. Smith, of Alabama, la ap.
pointed Collector n( Internal •Porrarnos
for the district of Nom ?demon, In plate
of A. P. SnWyatt.
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Captain C. M. nalley is detailed on re
CrUlling itorVira and ordered lu re virt to
Rreoet Brigadier lieneral lturliank al
eldelniaati for asalicninent.
CH It WO
Liquor Ceders Convention—Second Gs)
—.erten 01 Important Medium,.
Pasard—Flual Adjournment.
lly Tt. f nal SA Ms Pittsburg. 054 , tie.)
Cliscaoo, November 23.—The Liquor
Trade Convention, before adjourning
yesterday afternoon, elected Richard
Chedery, of San Francisco, President,
with Vice President• fn m each State re
presented. The Convention reassem
bled this morning at ten o'clock. The
Committee on Resolutlima reported •
series essentially a. follows.
Tbat a 'UN on distilled spirits ehmuld
be collected oy a direct tax at the plate
of manufacture sufficient to cover the
present direct and Indirect tax, and
in this tax should be Incinded
the present direct tax, special tax, Lax
on sales. rectifiers' tax, gutsier. and In
spector.' fees, which are now Imposed,
so that when the spirits leave the dis
tillery the general trade may be relieved
and be as fir from annoyance as any
other boldness; that with • more elmplt.
tied mode of collecting the revenue
at the distillery by a eOldentratiOn i
of the Lured efficient Oilcans of the
Government at the point of collection:
and are or the opinion that the tax on
spirits can be more fully collected, and
greater revenue obtained by the govern.
went at facteds &Speedy. and trade re.
Hayed of many present unnecessary
comptioitlone and the simplest way of
doing so le to tax the capacity of each
distillery. Tbst hammed' ai private
individuals, firms and corporations are
responsible for the acts of their agents,
so do we think the government should
be resuonsible for the acts of Ito agents,
end on that demist should seek moss
efficient and tried officere for pradtierle,
ao that when spirits ones leave the gov
ernment charge and are o ff ered for sale,
Innocent wilds may not be held rescon
' sible for the negligence or dishonesty of
the officials of the Government; that they
view the present system of damp, marks,
brands, dec., as super duoos and arbitra
ry, and should be dispensed with, and
moll party have the privilege of brand
ing his barrel's and packages so so to
designate exactly whatthey contain; that
in presenting the above resolutions we
do so In the full assurance thiamin. Inter.
este are Identical with thud of the Gov.
ernment. being Ire largest as Payers,
and ad such should be fully protected,
rather than oppressed and trammeled,
as we now are, under existing
laws and regulations; that while
cordially . enflaming the efforts
of Lion. r Delano, our unison!
Otunrahesioner cf internal Revenue, In
his endeavor. for the suppression of
fraud 113 the manufacture of distilled
spirits, we think with a more simplified '
mode of collecting the tax as expreesed
Id the foregoing resolutions, the object
can be More readily attained, and di
honest dealers we pledge him our hearty
cooperation,
The consideration of the resolutions
was postponed until the reception of
Judgo Norton's bill, which had been pre
pares for the Committee of Ways and
Means In Congress, wasp rinted, which
would be In a few hours.
Adjourned until afternoon.
At the afternoOn sodium the bill pre
pared biludge . Norton Was read, and
denounced by several delegates as worse
' than the rules and regulations of the In
ternal Revenue Department; that it was
drawn with a special eye to the Interests
of distillers Moly; thlit no effort was
made in the bill to help compounders,
rectifiers, dealers, de, The bill was
finally laid aside without action.
The resolutions were then taken up
and adopted.
A resolution was adopted to urge repre
sentatives in Congress and the Commit
tee on Ways and Meags to carry opt the
Idea of thoseyeatantiMill at Mice.
Adjourned : did &a,
U HIER RIVERS.
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My Patina and • t(antle Telrl .04)
OIL Ore, Pa, November 25.—The
river Is at a stand, with eighteen inches
water In the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer 49 It'll P. K.
ltionnnwrows, W. VA., November 25.
—The river to rising slowy, with thirty
Inaba' water In the channel. Weather
clear, Thermometer 41 Id .1 r. N.
BnOwnervrtms, Pa- November 25.
River stationary, with alz feet water in
the channel. Weather clear. Tiler
-I:Domeier 84 at 4 o'clock P. M.
. • • . .
GagEeseoeo, Ps., November 2b. The
river le on a stand. with three feet water
In the chewed. Weather clear. Tbar•.
=mutter et.
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1569.
NEW YORK CITY.
Gould. Fisk & of the Erie
Itai I rim' Suspended I njune
t iou to .tat Proceed ingS
Rumor. of Gill Further Pro
ceedings IV ell-known N ew.-
paper Correspondent Shot a
Second Time—Formal Demand
on the hleeretary of State for the
Release of the Spanish Gun
boats The Proposed Ocean
Rare—M hal pprehension.
B t . Toteerane to the noshoreti oicrus.l
Nsw Yong, November 25. lade.
At the epeeist term of the Supreme
Court, held at Delhi, Delaware county,
an order wan granted by the Conn, on
Tueeday, anal - tending Jay Gould, Jam.
Flub, Jr., Frederirk A. Lane, Abram
Gould, M. Simons, ;twin, C. Hall. Henry
M. Melth and Charles G. Skeen as te
rcet°r', of the Erie Railroad Company-
A referee will he immediately appointed
In this city to take evideoce In regard to
the conduct of the sold, of the comps.
ny. The action ha. teen commenced by
Joseph H. Itemaey, a writ known chime
of Allan", on behalf of the stock holdsrs
and bondholdere of the Erie Railroad.
The plaintif complains that the moneys
received by the defendants amounts to
. uo less than /1-11,L.74.t000. The Items
enumerated are the earnings of the road
M 9,000,000; sale of new etocka a16,00e,
000, from itantel Drew, Treseatrer,
543,000; new Issue of Londe 11730,00 e.
lie avers that there has not been kept
among the book. and rt,trda of the
company, any acootott or atateduent of
(linen or amounts 4 the creation, Jesus
or nalc of such bonds and stock, nor of
the persons to whom such sales were
made, nor of the price demanded, nor of
the amounts received for the same, nor
of the use made or the proceed. there. ,
from. Alan, that they hod had the use
of said money, and have employed It in
Immense stook, gold, and other specula
tions In the opinion of the plaltitllT veld
moneys are not in safe custody. Among
the enterprises Noe, tied to the roc plaint
having been entered into with the
help of the Erie Company's money, the
grand Opera Hauer, tiger. conspicu
ously.
Among the I ncidmia I remit. of rings,
It endeavors to aryl Mtn at rength fur its
own purpose, and het Lean used lu the
formation of an ,titmice with Tammany.
The complaints set P.m,. 111 Ibis oonneo.
tion that flould, Fink .t hive been
nyetematically In the halm of interfering
alto political election, and movements,
end have used political influence and
their animal position, and have applied
money belonging to twid company for
such purposes, and further, have been In
the habit of Con) palling the ounp•ny'a
agents and employs to their Intiu•
once in connection with .1.•t1 purses.,
Another and Later dispatch .ator Fisk
S Gould have obtained from a Judge of
the Supreme Court, an order staying all
proceeding. In the mutt instituted against
them by Joseph H. Ramsey. on lethal/ of
himself and other stork holders of the
Erie Railroad. The Order Is to continue
in farce until a donidon of the motion of
which they have giseit 1,1 have an
1.9 unction granted, by Judge Murray. is
ittaaalnui, and the order of suapoi.ion
vacated. The order has been aerved
upon the plaintiff.
It la rumored that a snit hen bees com
menced In thin city in the name of the
Erie Company against - Ramsey and
ethers, the exact nature ,f which cannot '
he eurcertalned. But it Is further said
that In this cult Judge it cruarti Lan la
sued no kW unction. tho tit. et of tablet.
will he to restrain Ramsey front prose
eating his suit aliaigrettier. If much In the
case,,snother move mar te expected on
the opposite aide almosit ionnedlately. I
It Is scarcely posit MO, 111. , ,,01, that any
tiling additional can take pLca until
Judge Murray'. motion to vacate in dis
pnsedof, which a not dile fur tan
.'.eke. I. RN reported .A.e to day that
'he friends of the ntoci i t o ha Ina mind are
determined to carry the war Into the
enemy'. camp. The officers of the Erie
Rail way Ocenpany are at nogly guarded, !
no one tieing admtlted with..ut the coon
tersign. Flak in eatil to have been In
Radon. and Gould In reverted very
Albert D. Richardson, formerly war
oorrosipondent, and long all attar:hoe of
the New York Tribune, was idiot and
thought fatally wounded this evening
by Paul hicFariand. a lawyer by profess
Rion. between whom l.S.lntod, for • con
aidenittle time Feat, an earrarennent
caused by alleged lutlins-y of the for.
wer with the litter's wife. McFarland,
who seem, LO haye had cairn. of the
Tribime, ass standing behind a counter
la the business! department In
conversation with ore ..f the em.
playa.. About slit n'olevk this even.
mg kit. Richardson entered the 71 Meer
office, and going up to the courtier enter
ed into conversation with a young man
who Was In the habit of sot lung fur
.4 taw minutes after Eilebsideon'a en
trance, aderatland walked oar towards
him, and wltbout ...peg a word, 'God a
piatoi, the hall from which wounded
Richardson In the abdomen. The woun
ded man, without saying a word, walked
Up to the Tribune editorial rooms, from
whence he was conveyed to the Astor
House to have the wound attended to.
He I. not •speeted to live. McFartabd
has been arrested. There seem. to have
been a nWent incentive to this deliberate
deed. Toe difficulty between McFarland
and Richardson occurred over a year ago.
Richardson, at the time referred to, de
mad the obviate of Improper Latirnacy
with McFarland's wife, but published a
card elating his intention to marry her
after a diverse had been procured.
Thu, morning Marshal Barlow cent a
number of deputies to takecharge of the
Spanish gunboat/. Mr. Dolameter, atr.•
trsetor of the weasel, bat, applied to the
Mime Department for their rel.., on
the ground that he is bound jo deliver
them to the representatlecis of the Span
ish Government on • curtain day. HIS
application la now on Ole In Secretary
Fish's office. The failure of the cam
tractor to have the summers placed at
his dismissal, has, It is maid, led the
Spanish Istlnister to make forme! a ppy
nation for their release, and the matter
he now Under consideration. It le re
ported the lieltUre of tho gunttoste
throw four hundred men nut of employ
ment at the belemoter Work*.
The tolegrapti report that the French
cable had fatten live sitn Hinge lu °ones
enenoe of an arrangement mode In Ger
many to buy the use of the A uglo. Maar
loan, is founded on a onseonception.
The Prussian Government has made a
bargain to lay a line over the English
Channel In connection with the Anglo.
Atnewletan line, and the latter Company
has guaranteed • certain amount of rev
enue on the channel line.
The shooting of Rtchardeonlby Mo•
Farmed wag entirely the result Of his
old hatted based on the belle( that Riott
ardwan has alternated ON evillest affections.
Riehardson's engagement to Mrs. Mc
Farlaod toot Oacb allot het Separation
from her gilsbang alone itichardison win
shot by McFarland two years ago
He has met McFarland a number
of times, and no dentonatration to
attack Richardson hat taken plane
Persona in the 7.ribuneodice think that
McFarland was ander the intinenos of
liquor. At this hour (midnight) Rich
ardson Is easier, and bopes are enter
tained of his recovery, as the belle/41MM
to be lodged In the atornach. HI. rooms
In the Astor Reuse have been 'netted by
lastly , prominent Mt )saga, and hada elf
friend* ace anxiously inquiring abdut
his condition. A feeling of deep indlg•
netloo exist. in the COinroUnity against
,the man who has twine attempted dellb-
Wtata biliaassinat lon.
Verdict la the Credit Olubliter Cate
tBI Tat. IF re 4.11 te. the I tttr4e reb l 3 r tr..,
14AIIRIPIDI'1101T, November 26. The
jory In the Credit ?debt [ler case came In
to-day with s verdict for the Comblott
health of #481,483, 28. The amount
dilated by the Commonwealth was
8839,666 87. The jury deduoted PADA
COO .ft the nomitial.saloo of their dial
dendl.' which was over 8900,000.
—Late dates'' frien ishotua. Hayti,
stases that both Generale Chevalier and
Lawn had Jellied the revolutionists
with their force.. end tnat the towns
ar unod had givn In teir adhesin to
Mart& as Prov e isional -h President o Gen.
Chevalier left for Port au Prince. and It
was reported 'that jie had had a bailie.
withSehlanfeel*WlC Result linkaown.
RICHMOND
The Virginia state Convention—Two
Addre. to Congroma—Sigi.rs of the
Minority Address ti itildrain from the
Convention.
ielearsati to tae thtutough Osbot..)
RILIFIIioND, November eft. The Re
publican State Convention to day adopted
an address to Congress It neta forth
that the election In Virginia was a con
federate triumph, achieved by intimitbs.
Lion and fraud, the Item:Mß=3 meetings
being in some instances broken up by
mob.; that the true secret of the Repub.
bean defeat was ■ubmiedon toe separate
vote of the teat oath and the die.
franchising clauses which had beep
Inserted in the Osnatitution, in
the gpirit of the moot...ruction sots
That the Coriventlon have the greatest
confidence In the Repablicaniem and
etateunanahip of the President and a
majority of (Valero.; but they were de
oeived ast to the true elate of ■trairs in
Virginia. That the present Legislature
is disloyal and illegal, and even if It rat.
Wee the Fifteenth Amendment, it will
enact such educatitmal and property
ollaillications as to entirely destroy the
In duenoe of colored suffrage, end prevent
colored voters from holding MUM Of
sitting In the Jury hot. :The caldrons
sake of Congress to ender a new oleo.
tion, with the CordditutiOn submitted
aa a whole, and send a military for..
sufficient to protect Reptiblicans in their
rights, or require the test oath of the
members of the Legislature, and award
the seats of members unable to take the
oath to eligible opponents who re.
reeved a next h4beat. vote The
addresa is signed by six Mir of eight of
the Committee appointed to prepare it,
The other two member . ..ape:Sated ■ wap
atituts, nuking Congreeneforthe Immedi
ate edmuvton of the Mate, sod 51 the
minis time to exact guarantees that every
eltisen shall enjoy eery right under the
Federal and State Constitution. The
stitggitute was defeated, and the original
address adopted, bye vote of in to 21.
Resolutions were adopted I:adorning
Grant's ad mi ri list ration, and pledging p
port to It; asking the President to mike
Federal appointments In Virginia only
on MMOMMendstion of the Republican
members of Congress from this State, or
the State Central Committee; rejoicing
In the reduction of the National debt,
and approaching resumption of specie
payment; deprecating the appointment
of Conservatives to Milne over Repubil •
rank and endorsing the Republican
members of the Legislature.
The Con vent ion then proceeded to elect
a Chairman of the State Committee. The
supporters of the defeated sure t i
tote nominated General Arckhain and
their opponents nominated Cherie.
H. Porter. The friend* of the nob
taut., conceiving that they did not
got fair play withdrew from the Con.
vention. The withdrawing member.
were about eighty in number. lai•leding
Platt and T. H. Sayer. Republican
members elect to Caner..., John Wt
Jenkins, Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, Carr and H..
kill. S. H. Clements late Republican
candidate for Lieut. Governor, /do,
goo and Jackson of the Legislators, 0.
A. Rein father of the prrscriptive
climes In the Constitution, and others
The withdrawing member, wiped the
substitute and forwarded to it Congress.
After the withdrawal to ht the Con
vention went on and elected Mr. Porter
chairman of the State Central Ournmlnes.
A resolution was adopted asking tkor.
onto:tent to extend aid to colored men
during the present severe wader. Ad
journed sme the.
The withdrawing members held a
meeting anti batted • call fora Meeting
of the National Union Republic.. 01
Virginia who are In favor of free thought
sod free speech, to meet has to morrow
and perfect the onrsnlestionof the piny,
signed by oil the white asst. relined se
eaSers.
PHILADELPHIA,
General "quad of toe Pelonised Chtirrh.
ntr rei..rapb tn he r t st.arg
ita.aost.ritt a. Nov. 7-S.—The (am
end Synod of the 1141101 . med Church in
the United ti.ates met in trienlal session
in Christ Reformed Church teat even
leg. This morning', session snowball,
taken np with the organisation. In
nuking the roll, when the name of
the lowa Mamas were called. two
set. of delegate. presented their
credentials. After much discussion the
temporary President referred the whole
matter to the Synod itself, when organi
zed, for ills:onion. The coesiltotiocuil
nand*: of member. being present, the
Syolvi organized by the election of Bee.
lir. Gerhard. of the Theological Seminary
at Iderceraborg, Preetdent.
A committee of flee was appointed,
with power to wind for pennon. and poi.
per.. to whom wee referred the amnia
leg credentials of the delegate. from
lowa.
Adjourned till lo•morrow morning.
one hundred and eighty-three dele
gates were pretend from tnirty-one
classes, bwildea a large number of ad•
•wore members and visitor.. The ens
clone points., to be of great Interest.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
—The New York Caoel Commies.
-re have deckled to dose the caw&
the lath of Deeember. noises Ntornerr
chased by tee.
—lt is believed to official choirs the!
the Dominion Parliament will meet on
the 17th of February.
—Ttte Senate of. South Carolina. y .
terday, adopted the report refusing tb
State aid to any railroa ds .
—The oboe manufactory of (Morro W.
Egerson ,t Co , In !dolmas, Maim, was
burned yesterday morning. Lam 114
000: Immured.
--Claude Brent, bookkeeper for the
Uutob Iron Works. Buffalo, while eboot.
lug at target Wednesday, was accidental
ly shot by a friend.
—Foes.' brewery In Erie wee seized
yesterday afternoon by the Internal
Revenue Collector for neglect to aftlz
MAW. to packa•res.
—A. F. McCurdy, • merchant tailor, of
Oardingtou, Ohio, Milled his son yeeter
day by duetting blot through the head.
A family difficulty la mid to be the muss
of the rash act.
—On Wednesday evening while two
boys, sons of Chase and Henry Bun.
were playing with -• hand sleigh upon
the Ice newt Presque isle Point, Canada,
the Ice gave way and both were drowned.
—The military department has rawly
ed °lran from conoMandare of volunteer
corp. at Toronto, , ldontrui , and else.
where, to servo In any ex petition organ
ised to suppress the Hod Hirer Mature°
UOLL.
—A young man named John W. Wil.
sou, book keeper in Edward Vl' neon
CO..' hardware star , in Albany. New
e Y m or b k er a h n g be s e evne anr re h s o t r e a d a o n n d
d a o l c le h n ag o m
his employers.
—The second day of the Contennary
Convention o Universalist:sof tbe Bute
of New York, f
at Auburn was attended
by a large crowd throughout the day,
and great interest wasmanifed In the
proceeding Dr. E. Chapin. of New
York, delivered an eloquent address
yesterday evening, after which the 0011-
‘vention adjourned one the.
FATEFUL LITAC/FTMC belpg 'lik ed to
lecture at the gademy of Ideale,
York, demurred to the theatrical ch. 11111
ter of the plays. Being araured
b
grave and eminent diameters lectt
there be waived his scruples. It Is .0
the benefit of the French Benevolent
Society that he all speak.
Additional lgarsete by Telegraph.
Cameo°, November 26.—1 n the after.
noon No. 2 epilog wheat eold at 88340
88%0 seller the month. iflitiCON% seller
December, cloidng dm. Corn quiet at
711%@)790 seller December, 78c seller the
year for N o . 2. oaks doll and nominally
unchanged. In the evening the grain
markets were dull and lifeless. Provt•
alone firmer and moderately active;
whim of mew pork. seller January,
at 229.50, seller February $29,508/ffik
green barns, 144)145jer, floe black port,
seller January and February, ;Zoo;
lard, seller January, lBe.
Now Damao , November 25 —Cotton
dull and Ma lower, with sales of mid
dlings at it 15540. ?PUT easier, will:males
of superfine er 115.20W400t extra 15,700
:5,76, and double &atm al Nk?,225. Hay
warm;prime $35E557. Pork scarce and
firm at g.W. Boger prime likt Moles
t etc, prime, 8458.5 . e. Whisky 11,1234.
Coffee quiet and firm; fair 15015g0, and
prime 1e34@170.
88N FRANCISCO, November 25.—Flour
ogee et.54,373i(i15,50. Wheel dull .2 st
011,604 extrema Lopltiondesi SO.
THE GR T Oil. CUR N ER.
HE:inf. EDITOR , GAZZTTIC SIDCT 11C
appearance of my lest letter on the sub- Tun one LUMP car system does not
jest of oil, "corners" and "bull rings," give eat.faction in Chicago.
the latter combination, upon whose ex. TUF. Israelites of Broblyn contemplate
late net, at we present time,
so rood , h .! the cretins of a Hebrew temple of woe
ship a/Trading to the reform laith.
been said and written, has been routed
Tea has been grown In North Carolina
completely, "horse, foot and dragoons,- for
thirty years, but the proper manner
or as oar burly oil friends would say, and of curing It bas never been acquired.
more correctly , "Rtil.c.veY ducks , Tire Mayor of Louisville has sn•
hale and cele.tisis." nounced committees to assist in the dss-
. . • • • - . •. , . ....
The latter appellation probably need, . tribution to the poor of the cued donated
some words of explanation before going . by the city authorities.
Into the liistory of the present “corner, - in Tux Nark legged South flown sheep
order to show, to what extent, its applies-are now common eights in all parts of
1 Vermont, and the number has been
lion is worthily bestowed. , largely increased this season by arrivals
In s certain secret order, which once , front Csnada.
I
existed, we are told, there were three . •r•
11e twenli.th and lest pier of the great
degrees or division., known by the above bndire over the 'chin at I. uttßxille, and
' the mein /pall, tour hundred feet in
Mies respectively. length, over the Indiana chute, will be
The first degree, viz., the "in I.lllCu V lea," I COMpirtl'd this week.
Were very green yet at the business. can ! At Cleveland, or , the 23d, a Loy eleven
slating of those who had just been ad. years of age, while eliding down stairs
mitted into the order and bad acquired on the banister, at a school.house, lost
his balance and fella distance of twenty
bat a small amount of knowledge of the
feet, alighting soon his head and break•
arta, mysteries, etc. With these the bro ing his neck.
kers, runners, and outsiders generally ;
among the oil dealers are compared. The Ton convicts of the Southern Prison in
thharighai however, had advanced 1 Indiana have been living wheat bread
considerably, and had sufficient knowl. 1" the past month--something unusual.
edge to muse them tri imagine thr-t they They generally eat corn bread three
were folly' up to all the requirements of inches and a half thick, but wheat is now
tho order, and that no one knew any eltehl'er than corn.
more than they did almnt the secret moves r MI t.L.11 In Cincinnati are fined forty
and counter moves, when as a matter 01 dollars or putting one quart of water to
fact they knew absolutely nothing about ' a gallon of milk. In Switzerland the
the grand designs and the mystic evolu I milkman who reduces his milk is liable to
bons of the full.fiedged brethren, who eighteen months imptisonmeat, a heavy
had arrived at the summit and stood look• I fine and loss of civil rights.
lag down with great complacency upon I
THE New ork Suprenie Court has
their conceited but deceived followers. awnrdr d Norman T South eig huts n thou..
This class is represented by
the iffila and dollars for injuries gummed on the
mramentexton, who, induced by the big bugs
New York Central Railroad tine year ago,
to "take a tly In oil," are duped into the
by the collision of it mental trace with a
belief that it will "pot money In their worn ,. train. Smolt was engineer on
purses," and continue to so think until the
tr , nt , te , uu
they discover too late that they have been I
incontinently sold east, the parties from A old gentleman, a resident of Canter
whom they purchased bei n g th e Identical I bury, Connecticut, seventy five years of
gesttlevnon who advised them to buy. Poor age and wealthy, died recently and was
Shanghai' ' I buried in a mitt of clothes which he had
The big dogs with the brass collars procured when a young men, and had
were the "celestials," "grand, e re .„ 3 „, worn constantly as a Sunday suit for more
and peculiar." It devolved upon them than half • century.
to arrange all the details of the order, Tne Mayor of Natchez, M 1.., gave
and give their commands to their sober" notice that the average price of flour of
dinates, whose only right was to obey first quality being $lO per barrel, the
They alone knew the ultimate design+ twenty cent loaf shall weigh 50 ounces;
and mysterious movements of the grand ten cent loaf, 25 ounces; five cent lust, 12
conclave. These are represented sn oil ounces. Bread of second quality shall
by the "big (allows, with huge money weigh one eighth more
bags, large of bullion, and plethoric A Nii,,eißT of alluvial gold, worth one
of greenbacks , the ponderous outside hundred and severity live dollars, has re
milkman/as who hold the reins and order mutt) , been found In Montgomery munty,
thetas:ola of the:poorshansithie to fall into Maryland. It is halt an inch thick, by
the basket wheneiter their own interests three and a half long, and two and a half
demand * They ran buy when they wide, and to now on exhibition in Wash.
urge the latter to still, and sell (poor tau ington City. It was found in a Mow
fiiirtunehn) to the - .hang's" when the gravelly loam, and does not contain much
latter think them buying. quartz
The comparison is not an inapt one, rut ,
Tess pest conflagration in 1101.11ml:a
tiotae already in the business very well
has suggested the following pleasant Idea
know, and outsiders wishing to further
° n F
reach Journal "in Case • hostile
its truth can test by
fleet ahotald bombards
port,
all
that would
"takingtly to ailt- j u J utth " henecasary would he to pour wrens] hun
, ular time. dredbarrsh of petroleum on the water at
But to return to the movements of the
and light it Wmdrn vesaela
nag. It is well known that early m No-4 ebb
~,o,itidb,,e
burnt, while on iron ships the
ember the price of refined oil wan sodden-
would
ly run up to 37 cents per gallon,
phl• delivery The Ti,,lntention tit the ring A Dili rit Minn_) correspondent
then was i, call for November oil on the es, hen I came here last spring an
Dinh, and eaura a grand corner and 'when trait was used for road and lode
squeeze on the 20th, causing the ohorta to walk, and five or six houses comprised
hoe the difference between the price they the town_ Now. sidewalks, elegant ten
had sold at and the fictitious price maned 'dear" and first el., stores greet you
by the corner. on every corner. Tile telegraph carries
As the days rolled along, public amt.! us 'the pulsations of Paris and New
tront all the while increasing in bitterness York, and the hills resound and re echo
against the supposs d ringers, the prole , the whistle of the loannotive "
bllites of there being any one short grew low
.+ is larger
than New York or
beantlluby less, mad the immense ship. 2 , enneritrent ,_n treer than New E ,
moats ot refined oil that were daily 4ithout Maine—sod more
reaching Philadelphia from C ir o: hied ens live than all of them put together. She
Pittsburgh. over the Pennsylvania Rail. has thirty five million acres of rich, black
mad, added to the train loads that were mould, and to day a clean furrow can be
daily being manufactured and shipped turned over thirty million of these acre,.
from here, W I " timel y warnin g t " the Although leas than five mations are under
nay rasa that they bad reckoned without ruturnu,,,n, they produced last year
their host and the nuns were not muds
ty five million bushel of grain.
Conscquently the price of iii dropped
from 37 to 33 cents per gallon—the prim Allot a month ago four young men
to day. were taken before a Chicago Justice on a
Defeated at ail points, and burning ' charge of larceny, but the Case was con
with shame for their laurels thus tinned. When the time for hearing came
wrenched from them by the rt,thieen the .t unties was informed by so officer
"tears; they have again enter d the that the prisoners had been released by
arena, and give decided proudse of re- Sobs. corpus. Rot it appeared that one
pawed vigor. of the primmer% was unable to pay coma
The Wham to make their point in No sel tees and remained in his cell until a
vember leaving them loaded op with over , few days ago, when he was ••discoy
one hundred thousand barrel. of refined ern!" and released.
oil, representing *cub outlay of fourteen Ton "Man in the Iron Mask" continues
handled thousand dollars, has caused to occupy lit e rary searchers into m y s i, e
than to turn their attention to crude oil i H og. 11 . Marina Tout= has cone to the
for December delivery, and, like drown- conclusion that De Lauren was that man.
lugmen clutching at straws , they reach Ile had asked Madame de Montespan to
for and buy every paper contract they oblate some favor for him from the King;
can find that requires the makers thereof but he overheard her counsel the King
to deliver cell le oil in December. I not to great it Un her assuring De Lan
In doing this they base run the avema• I can that she had warmly supported him,
!alive price of ',member crude oil up to , h e called her a liar, and was suddenly
sixteen and threedourtluments per gallon,' cast Into the dungeon at Piguerol, and
which figure represented in refined oil la kept there till ids death.
eiluni in; cost tnirt Y snren cents r It Is stated that the last election it
gallon for the latter, whereas the mar ket New York cas t the Tammany Ping over
value to day is only HI to 34 cents. I moe hundred th ousand dollars. The
nu "' in th eir desperation , are an ' errand torchlight procession cost one bun
Wally paying thirty-seven cents when ;red and twenty thousand dollars.. May
they can buy the same article refined for
or liall contributed MI per cent. of his
thirty four cents, causing them an apps- salary Eight candidates for 'office con
tent loss of three cents per gallon, or one
tributed five thousand dollars each. All
dollar and twenty cents per barrel. I subordinates In public offices under con.
The question naturally occurs, what do fecal of the r i ng were lazed
per cent.
they mean by such financiering Wh
on their salaries. Senatorial candidates
don't they buy the refined oil at one do t- I paid about tie,ooo each, with the excep
lee or more per barrel less than they can tins of with. St. Tweed, who paid
possibly make it oat of these purchases 1 nearl y v i e 000
•
of crude oil
Ah, gentle reader, there is the rub, A-B-r. Louis lawyer has discoleered that
there is the milk in the coesocnsaut, that women already have the right to vote,
they expect to suck. and that the agitation of woman suffrage
The expectation of the lU:id is, that Is behind the times. lie claims the right
tour-fifths of the erode oil that has beet ' to vote is conferred upon wbmen by the
sold for December delivery, owing to I Fourteenth Amendment. Hie argument
lack of facilities for transportation on the iis as folio" • First, that the amendment
railroads, cannot possibly be delivered, provides that "no State shall abridge the
consequently the shorts on crude oil, rivileges and immunities of its citizens.
must be squeezed on the :Ile of December isecond, that women are, of course, cal.
in this year of our Lard. In order that ' leo& Third, that the elective franchise
this scheme may not miscarry, as the lls a privilege of immunity. Fourth, that
November corner did, they have .Organ• I so State can deny the right of a woman
lied a grand pool to purchase and hold to excreta° the privilege. Here la &dunce
out of the markets all of the crude oil for a test case.
that can, by any means, be delivered here Gossip is busy concerning Attorney
in the specified One. I General Hoar and the Medici States Mk
Again, they hope by elevating the price preme Judgsbip. We have it positively
of crude and cutting off the supplies asserted that he has no intention of leay.
thereof to cause the manufacture of re- lug his present position during President
lined oil to be stopped for want of ' Grant's administration, and that no Cab
material, and, ass consequence, depletion !net officer, since the death of Gen Raw.
of stock and euhanrement In value of lingo, has had so much influence with the
their immenee stores of the same. I President as Mr. Hoar. And next we
Messrs. Editors, I haveattempted to give ! have It said that but one thing has been
you thus hastily the outlines sat thin se- ' ! determined upon in reterence to the new
(aeons scheme, of some of the wealthy appointments for Judges, and that Is.,
Wizens of Pittsburgh, and it is for the l that Attorney General Hoar will be sp.
public to judge of the honesty of their I pointed to fill the present vacancy on the
intentions and the character they are fast I Supreme Bench; oleo, that it is expected
acquiring for the oil business. Justice Grier will resign early in Deana-
Bo long as these dishonorable enter. ter, and that both vacancies will befitted
prises are conducted or engaged in, so long !at the same time. We shall see.
will our business be nothing but a darn.
made gamble, resulting at last In the total
destruction of our hopes of building up a
legitimate baldness of useful Industry.
Every good citizen should unbesitaic
Ingly frown upon such undertakings, and
the force of our laws should be brought
to bear vigorously against this class of
offenders, and tf some eminent firms en
gage ei largely -in other business, have
prostituted their capital and credit to the
service of the "ring," and shall be con
victed and exposed, all the better for the
multitude of honest men of moderate
means who are now precluded from those
occasional small financial facilities which
all need frouxtime to titt^ by the fact
that these wealthy firms have eng'ossed
so match of the capital of the backs that
such facilities must be denied to others,
Onsinvlde.
VILIIIIONT )121 amended its crinkles•
code so as to establish degrees of murder,
corresponding to the Hume-Mittens law
in that respect. The first malt of the
new law was the commuting of the Ben
tenceef Horace Plumley, who was con. I
Timed of murder to flatland comity a year
arm, and was duly sentenced. Ms leg
' Islature held that if there had been de
grees of runnier at that time be Wood
have been convicted of the second degree,
which is not now a capital crime. The
law was therefore stretched to corer
his ease--an act which has drawn upon
the I,4slatimp much setae criticism.
WENERAL NEWS.
A nuitusu is reported as having occur
red In Brooke county, West Virginia,
near the line of the Pan Handle Railroad,
on Tuesday last, by two thieves, who
entered the dwelling of a farmer named
Griffin, about midnight. Having heard
their movements, Mr. (I. WM, front his
bed, and encountering one of them In the
dark a desperate struggle took place, but
little advantage being gained by either
until the second robber appeared with •
lighted candle and struck the farmer on
the head and shoulders, several tunes,
with a poker, knocking him to the floor
senseless. By this time the household
became aroused and the Intruders made.
their escape, bootless, their design evi
' dently hawing been to rob. At last ac
count' thefarmer was reported dead.
A TOrna and pretty lady, arrayed in
I.ltack, has sanounmd her Intention of
Visiting regularly the concert saloons of
New Orleans, commencing with the best
and ending with the worst, for the put.
pose of rerunning the habitues of those
establiahments. She began her visits
last week. At the first saloon she ob.
tained permission to use the piano, and
sang several hymns, disregarding inter
ruptions by catcalls, &c. A load paper
remarks that the young lady is evidently
In earnest and honest, and although she
risks herself In strange places, the does
it for what she believe, a holy purpose,
and even where she goes she always
finds men who have enough of the gen-
O. 274.
tleman them to protect her :r./ni
personal insult.
•
Tug Mayor of New I trltans has issued
a proclamaticn, wherein he says
The average price of hid, th.ur tiring
this day seven dollaia ljti, in accord
Wer with said valuation the price tor the
oming wee:., commencing on Monday,
November 1",, 180, will be'
412 ounces of bread for twenty cents.
31 ounces bread for ten cents.
lii ounces of bread fur tire cent&
Bakers of breed are required to use
only the twit flour of the shove value per
barrel, and the use of damaged or inferior
flour to tirral otteral for sale in this city
is prohibited
Consumers of bread arc requested to re
port to the nearest police station any vio
lation of the skive ordinance, either In
venation 01 weight or quality of material.
A Li,Nuow merchant, sojourning for a
brie( period la New York city, on Tues
day last presented himself at the dess of
the paying teller of the Bank c,f Corn
meree, with a draft for 44,500. The
money wee paid to him, and he stepped
to a desk not (or from the door and began
to count it Each bank note as he exam•
fined It be laid on the desk • little to
left of the place where he was standing.
He had thus disposed of $4,200. wben
slime one tapped him on the right •boul
der. He turned, and beheld a well
dressed and gentlemanly looking persun
age, who politely Informed him that be
had dropped • bank note, pointing to
something on the door, and then passed
on. The merchant it,oped and picked
up what he found to be a fifty cent stamp.
He was about to proceed In counting his
money, when he was struck aghast at the
discovery that the Lads he had laid at his
left hand side h•d disappeared. In a
moment the truth burst upon him. He
turned, but the stranger had disappeared.
He went to the door, but It was too late
to catch the culprit Nothing remained
for him but to report the case to the
Police, which he proceeded to do. De
tectives have had the case in hand, but
there is little hope tbst the daring and
adroit rub' or will be caught.
The apaulsb Gunboats.
W ARFTTNOTON, Nov. Vl.—The import
ance and effect of the action in regard to
the Spanish gunboats is greatly exagger
ated. There is no more reason for be-
'letting our relations with Spain to be In
danger now, than there was a month ago,
and the only new action ordered to be
taken is +imply a transfer of their custody
Iron, the naval to the civil authorities,
thereto be proceeded against according
to law. The vessels have been practi
cally In the custody of our authorities
ever since the first complaint was lodged
against them, Admiral Godon having
been instructed to keep an armed sur
veillance over them, and the builders hay-
Ing been notified that they must not be
allowed to leave. There has been no
new formal demand for their release
by the Spanish Minister, and there has
been no formal refusal by our Govern
ment. Senor Roberts has several timt e
discussed the question with Secretary
Fish, but the real reason why the vessel.
have been libeled is the fact that a number
of them are ready to go to sea, and they
can only he legally held under the Neu
reality am_ It it can be proved that they
are dnioned to be used against Peru they
will he permanently held, but It Is ridicu
lous to say, as one of your contempora
nes doev, that the President and Cabinet
are a unit in faVor of holding them xt all
hazards, The thing on which they are a
unit is that they cannot be held except In
accordance with :aw; hence the pro.--
Now the - tf
tors .ne matter of their final m
imic is an interesting subject. It Is
only a little more than a year ago, by
s mutual and satisfactory under
standing between the representatives of
Peru and Spain, to wit: Senor Garcia and
Senor Goal, that the Peruvian lionclads
were permitted to nail mum New Orleans
(or the ports of Peru. The situation hen
not changed. It is now, as it was then,
a condition of "dormant war," as 31r.. ,
Seward termed it, and there Is no reason
apparently why a similar arrangement
cannot be made now between Colonel
Freyre and Si nor Roberta. I happen to
know. In fact, that such a suggestion has
been made to the parties, and it will not
be surprising if It is acted upon. The
question of what the effect upon Cuba
will bo cannot enter into the matter. If
Peru waives her complaint, or hills to
make It good, the gunboats will go to sea
under the Spanish flag, despite Cuban
lanientatkina,
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Gr TWENTY -FIFTH
uf tb. BROTHIItiIt,D OF
ST. J LT CPR. Grand rostinglaS LA/•YKTI
II ILL. urt IQID•T IC lEN IN9. November 156.
1589 °rand !Lamb at 9 o'clerl.lngle by
Camay Bad. TE. opeislee actdr•es.lll be
dellven.l by Ur. George U. Key.... ar.: , 44
far N 0 TIC E.-The ANNUAL
TtSt) .• •we rtorlOsoldent tr tbe
I•[TitIBY4CL)I• WOOD Pit lESIERCINO CO.
be held •t No. 334 W •tout street, Phll.-
deloh'• oh W CDNIIaDAY, December Ist,
ai I o'clock P. N.
se. yet W W R. ALLLIN. Clort.
r4rNOTlCE.—Adjourned Merl
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TUII6 by
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tba JEWISH tIYNA IU6UL ILlgatb stasra.
au
Tlak. to M bad a 4 tba Ma •la nom.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
TEA SETS. CURSE Ullll/S.
CASS 111,SX CTS. BUT TER DISHES.
SALT (ALIAS., S • RUIN EB , eS
SPOON St/LUCAS, NUM. TWIIJISZNB.
11• S CITC CRS (•ASTOES.
FRUIT STAN US, at.. of I best guilty
J. R. 111313 D & CO.
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DLIBIES
IS7O. IS7O.
OUSTING HOUSE AND POCKE
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W. S. HAVEN & CO.,
erect Wood Ural and Third Avant
♦..zu E7l7r C lnr, tIV. Walk-
N OTICE.—The assessment tor
Grading and Paving Pillion Street.
Prom Ohio to Amer. Arra... la now .a. 17
ter •n.m,a lon and ma be scan at ibis alas
null TI.II7I7.SDAY. December lad. IMO, .Gan
It will b. placed lo ibe buds al tboy City Thew
orer far eallretlon.
CUARLII3 uwia,
l=ttl!!
mt• qtl
FOR NEW ORLEANS
The Steamship "Yazoo,"
ot"Ptlllultelgi la and Souther& Kali r r armada
Uwe, • • 1160 tans redraw\ wrn raU dram rinia•
delphi• fur Plan Ortaaaa GS
Thursday, &camber 2d, at 8 A. AL
ThrOath .te• of frolgta from Nusaorilh OWL
b• obtained from
C. A. CARPICIPTICa.
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Genet.' •gnt P. a B. r. e. B.
nenkete 1300.1%1rd stmt.. Pbtladalynts.
DILIKOND OIL WORKS,
H. M. LONG & CO
DJLZELL•S NUILDINo.
Dwraducs• wo. PlttAmilldt.
A ppLEg,-too Mph Choice
49. R. WIPTCH /iIVI.II. fee We by
tb2Strilgir
CZIEE=I
FEES
PEIII/1111eLABI, RI E.l) & OM,
[Ar• sr,rp•KA— , • To-Let," .. .lib , M.hh."
hoot, • •• "wed," Boon/tap,.
'+ O4 POUR L ICS.
De twen'ted roluntiqd
Fl I'X OEN T 8; aorta add.
tumor! ill. FIVE (' telerti.
WANTS
WvANTED.—A quantity at
„,./..111.1ST .toct MD
(.n... A.. 0 .Ai. AltPLt W/LAVAJL at
intrteetik .r.e.t. •tw,b. _
wANTED—An active Partner
#1 00.., I. #.# 500 co pita. tO MOP.
In 10. W • . • ...Lamle. Lao t.awa“
111 ny Llty. Address U.. •IWpd7
WAIPTED—HELP.--AT 1/24
MA/TRENT urrics., NO. I Cu. ULR
Street. BOY , 8111.1. b and WEN. for Menai
kinds of employment. Persons er n=l alp
of all Iclude ma be sonniled on seers
WANTED--An
rt, 7 ow celebrated SA.I.ZWI IL .
121,, 4R • r.
nen r rgn. •r. than se T` tter .
J. and exlne Jlll ,qed
H. E.
Traveilag Aswan,
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T SIAiIIINE. the only , inelleal
mart n•cnted. twos
.111 knit 110.000 mir minute,. 16-
4,... AblEkli.AN tiNIITINO YACLIDI CO..
Boston. or nt. Lealn, Mn
WANTED. - !MORTGAGE& -
00.080 to Loan In large or =all osoonl4l.
THOli AD
BM. Bond and Rood rotalo Brute",
WANTED
50 COAL DIGGEB3
Will Sod plea.aut quarters, co.tastt caliph:M..
met t and good wages at the Wises of the
Mercer iron and Coal C 0.,"
tnneboro. ou Um J.131.4101111aud 'makAla
way. Mery r county. ♦ll r.ll (rob NW
'. A OPI7 to
H. B. BLOOD,
rpl-Cla;flp. *pTr!flr!n
WANTED. AGENTS.
per mouth to sell tk• ottlY WWII=
PROVED 1 , 1111..% eH9.L SEW IMO IllA•
CHIN . Pr:se 11W. Grevat todesoftoldlllo
&rents. 'rola cite most popular floor fty Mr
Hit U. of the day—makes toe tateool ••=441110
Lock stitch • •—•,11 do •st, kir d or .011 Umtata
be dorm ~o any tosehlo- —100.040 sold sze lb.
demand row t.otly Increasing Now Ls UN. tlais
to take 14 aaner. tic•d atr circulars, 1111.,....
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DIVORCES
LEGALLY OBTAEVEID
wlthoot publicity. releasthl both MOB.
•nless darn it otaatsrd. •clarees r. U. Box
logl. ('bleat., 111.
LOST
T OsT.—Vegterasy alternoos,a
j_4I,ENTLF.II•N FITILCULLH,II4=
Item ile° to Brumbeows. • liberal
4,, be 4lreb left •5 143 liebOl West.
TO-LET
rro.v.i.T —TWO FURNIIINVED
• SLEIPING ROONft, Uqalre at 314 Pena
rpo-LET, WITH .BOAHDER49.—
A o • 1. taut I.• 11./i ROOll. facing it. Pert.
ao Dr. t a .ar, wllh •Itboat an vittlitonal sleet,
to, A VLNI: Alleybatuy
FOR SA.L.E.
FOR 84 LE—P ESI DI-ACE-41w
oarei.lag, ho. A 9 •a4enloa AM
Th*. lot I. UM feet op A adonoss .loll{.
t. .110 a back 144 fee to fittz.alll,,,, Ca
whlet. .N trect.4 a Ir. UTZ clrultT =ICC
I.II,UsE, ooas.alpiag elev. rooms. WS. bane
tuckhuh 'onto. there Is hot. and ead WIWI&
a leash h0u..4 bah roma. INN urn..
exolayee of W. r. 1141tal1001.
SAt E-4 FOUNDRY SD
E. MAHN 13 OliOr. with goon lUGUILI /L ao for
Mos k sad rood rod• estobilabol
roldre. • -10 wor
11111 , ," Lt thls 019.6
FOR SA LE.- ENGINES,. AND
1101..1135. • sad btioad-011aa, an
staatly 'Li Land a ad boa, Lt
r MICE a BRO.,
Corner , evernteeLtit sad 11k• *Mat&
nats: if rflubargb. Pr
Fll)}lElALE.—Enginesanill
A: re, film and Ifeeend fluid, of .11
coostanely ca band.
Orders to ell parts of tto Countlip.e.filtf
JAMES LULL CO..
Corns r Marton A 1,11tI• A P. r. w. t c. ILI!
Ant on.tti. Po.
LOU SALE —A LARGE NEW
BOCK HOUSE. vlth LOT 751110 bat.
1 .7 14 1 - 41 :LT,71,1T. t ra":11=.171: . =
nlilb•th•od • runatantlal. eenireaksi
..T Oblate d bets, Ve....len fie. lasi.
ff not ....I‘l .111 be mated- AL% •
API. BRICK ItCSIDENCE on Proopret indost.
•hto. • DoOKLY. 14511C8 DWlll.Larfil Is
ror3l-drst tore, Al so, • samba, of riot
blolgekb &BD LOT. for We. ' •
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Lan In Bloomfield hi oak,
o Tears ono. al (Or poywnt
looolro of v. S. W:LLIAOLS. Ica Lute awl
Insurance Arcot. nrresteestl war!, rtith
bs.s.b. P... oPtottse St. Joss's Zpisatiglit
CEEB
FVIR EIALE.
oulte wed Lots on Etprlas 13111, /Metall van s
r. n 11,800; acre* neva VlvaabarßLatioll s
.000, Hewes and Lot, 34 James
WO: SI boosee ea Yl•sellag_ stnst, 41121/
save; SI bon.. and 3 lots la Pleasant Y. 1,
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54 300; acne I. lies.. toeredup an flu
ion. la.!, 41,000; SI asson Fremont Mane s
04,000. bow s and lot In Balss t/Ida, lesomigh
vele croak d la Bellevue Bore, 111:41.4: balm
sae bead of Reaves 000.1, 64.430; boas.
sad sere* In 4.llseactb Sem 41.600 s
sad lot In Brldevassen Bellew zazi b -hosaa
costal. 01 mama lot 63 by SILO Gan
tam al Pair OW Mallon, 34 was, put
a m
lassies of
Y. Ilinrrltol4ll6
Zeal yam assat, carnal' 1.611 a /sad OMANI,
meta. A.llegheays
ELESSORAI--Allpersons leek.
11011.13., 0t lavessastats Ls Seal 'W
IWI save Lima, IvOnal. aae n ird i aff t iEt
RPM 11234111LIL ."r tiugrilimmys•vet•
of 01.11 be real by =JIM= 100117 TRllastlag
Persons saulsot tall La Ect oata i tas
Lt contains. ORLMT • PLILLLI
laden sad Basl Swam Agasta. No. ISO
60114.14
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JOHN M. COOPER & CO,
Bell and Brass Fenders,
IMRE, 141.001071111 6 dlll4llll ELL
BB.ASEIM-
Made Promptly to. thriger.
BABBIT'ir METAL
Made and Kept on Mind.
opriaton Maastsclaren of
IL Cooper's Improved Balance Vaal
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STBELT. .
gauadry, Car. lab mad RathvadStralbe
HENliir G.
IfFICRAST TAILIIII,I
Corner of Pen nd 811th &Me,
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
prrrenvittaa
BANS FOR' SAVINGS,'
90. 67 901.8y8 AV1C6199.. nen=
GEIABIT.9.IO IN 166.9.
oraw DAILY ham 9 torocl3rei rotcp
ti ATIZIRDAT LYILBING, Imam lisp .i•
ember Ist. Ma Vto Wake". and ■ac,
mob. LC to May let. 6to lio•dea,
paid al the oats of As per cepa., [mat
not withdrsmos anapoopas setal-ap
Jaaavy and July. Boobs or By. Laves. 0#1';
almeduwemee
Board of Itanager6-.oco. A. llani.j.D~P
t 3 . 1 1 11 VittVie! •
A. 15.u.7, L. a.:1 7 ., 111414
Nardet., Jobs. Dlloarth. P.
beraositos
er Z.g flAcipepino.hoOtt,
Christoph.
0 m'. • s ..11441.. Peito '
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Repaired atdll4o ll .
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on rims
OD O*, MSWIIIOII.O. ' ll
air na. data .1' H►hle, Todd &Co.'s Golf '
Moe always on hand—the tee* to tba *pie
g m y pen nonnualtoa. ttel
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