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THE UNITED HINT. ASSCAL REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR. OPTRA TIONB Of TBS TCAB CACUS Or THE "ipurcBBAircK ix rat Mom mas- XKTfl Of TBI WORLD ETTtCT TBS Jtllf GXRMAX STANDARD. TCASHoroToar, Jfor. SL--Dr.

XJadcrnuuiB, Xjtrectsr ef the aflat, ku asaee hi report to the gaertsry ef the Treasury. I shews the rtMM of the illst aaa Assay Offices Cor the Saul year aBdadsa 187i I shew tttuMtitifau- GnA 1.7J9 0C3 piece. tb1u. (33.553 MS mt, aS.fz3.xl twee, 10.ft70.SM VUer, 14 pise-, value t30.m JeiaL pieces. 9a.kM.70t stobacb cor.

The erleBO tB Tear bee eeaaoastrated. 1 Usafflelesey st the facilities of the Irnwrr ml f.iyt for tbe freaiat and esfs storage eatD. paTtJtniABriy too nini bama wrt diver edn ku of lata boon rtsmsd la. 0 ensteoy i tow nra iim ewuAU am rppwlf carol for. la view of this' foot, and tb amount wVch will ksro to bo stored la thoTnsry ofMoto la different portoof tho auj bcfPete Ptynoato shall have been resaieed, ft nutod that tot provision of additional vsaltteboeldbe uadortakes at oa early day aadeT Ik teerlsloos eftbe act of Coocxou.

(II.TCK AJTD THB TRADB DOLLAR. 2a tbo lottor port of tbo yea H73 It boeamo ap-. piroai that change la tbo Qermaa monetary rys-other causes affecting tbo demanu aad apply would produce srloas decline la tbo value iQret, tad injuriously afibet our silver raining frtcrest. To provide a market for ailrer mined la fbo western portion of country a oola of a tuadard likely to tasks It scceptable la China wu astborixed earlT In tbo following year. 187X A boat we mi afterward.

Juaarr, 173, law look- lag tbo substiturloa of elirer lor tbo moot fractional curroucr was onaotod. Cpoa a aaporaciaft tTaminasivn bu mrwMw hwih -Bay bo aappoaart to latarfbro w.tb th Waa wt antMtitnuoc ailTar for too fractional cor-lacet. Soch, bowaTar. ia aot tba oaaa, lu eotaax ma Aavuxy mm ailTer. Tba ral atfect ta to aaaJca aota-li'-f at a local market a Sao Fraaolaoo, and if oar aaaa) prodactioo at tbat matal waa aot mora than tat Oiliit cvulU coin tbo rilror proauoad os tbo facia coMt wuuld cuioiDaad tllzhtlr bottor ratoo, bat tbo bwt 1 tba euibUiji eapocity of tbo miata for all Tar aoiaa of teaa dvoomioacloo than tbo dollar ia aot tonal to mora than half tbo prodactioo.

ana tba two nrn' of tba miaea will, it la probable, fornUb ufiicieut aiiTr to all tba fractiooai nu tbat oaa bo advaocaaeoaalj aaad ia tba oooa-ary. DOE II.TXA. XotrW all tbo ailrcr bsilion which finda a market la 5aa JraDclaco eonCauu eb an OTvcaco aboat forty-At pr ceiib valao of (old. Tola bolUon const kw nusedor partad oaloro It eu Uta coin, aud tbo agoat oeoaoaiical pro- portloB of tbo two toetala for tba parv tag oporatioa la two porta of ailTar by weurbt i ouo of cold. Thia elaaa of ballioa com- Btaaua a blcbar prioo ia Loo dsn than flno ailTar, tor tba laaonoi tbat aula containing a amall porcaataeo of aUrar Oaa oa added, aiff tboa refined or parted wfttKMr auaitional mat.

ThJa balHou It not Darted at baa gTaacleco and Caraoo. ia lenanlly abipped to London aa oercr to archanco. and. therefore. can-But r-e mad avaliabla tor tointaae at tbo New-York Aauy Ofiico and tba Iflnt at Pbiladalpbin.

Oar vo potH-y 1 to saint thi ballioa ia too United iMatae, alaca. if aot parted oa tbo Iactno auaat, il ia exported to London, tha trade dollar ootoata should do eontinaed If for no other parpoe tbao to taako a local coarket for tbo eilror. Uln- awtcly Cuma moat hare a national ooiaago of tiirar, and ta tbo meantime a aioro ex ten si re use of to eder ooina of other cooatne will be found aae-tal. aot only to tbo Cbtneae, bat Ukowie to foraiga retdeut at tba Uiffrnt porta. Tbo Amortcaa trad dollar baa beeo wall raoalTOd la tbat Empire aa-1 if authority were giroa to cola at ar weetcra minte fire, tea, tweutT.

aad fll'ty cent ntijcaa af tba aunt ataodard, tbey would. xu doabt, bad ready market at tbo djaVreut eotamercial parta. aad kradaatly work their way lot tba Interior of tba Eaiulro. If thia trad coinage should loctueDtallyaltwrd proteoiloa to oar snining Interest wl icb hae already been iolarioaaly affected by tba tail ia tba ot of ailrar, it ooald hardly be re- gaseeu ran iwm iuju mm wiw wiwmsm yvui. rCKCHXII Or IILTKK VOX UDIXrTIOH OV rBACTIOaAL CCRAKKCT.

Tbe first eection of the ace of Jan. 14, 1ST 5, for tbo reeaapiioa of specie pay mem aataorised and required to Seurotary of tba Treaanry to canee to be yreoaied aa rapidly oa poaaibi ailTar eotaa for tbo reoemptloa of tbo fractional enrrency. Tbo par-caaaeaef aileer ballioa for tbia parpoe. from Jan. 14 Oat.

SI. 1V73, aa amonutea to (3,349,747 at aa araiago price, wttb the reflniag afearco added for tbo- dor bntlioa of tl 11 4 Per ounce atandiud. Tbo braraco prioo of ailrer In Locdoa doriag tbo mum period baa been nearly 57 peace par oonoe iiritiaa standard, which, rednoed to Vuited State a-andard ta aaoaer, girea 91 19 4. Tba dot bullion waa or parted on aoconot of ibe Caitad SUM at aa avoraz coat of l1 coata per tiis rxAcnoxAi. cowior.

Tbo rrsctioual ailrer coin mangfactored daring tb taaie period was follows Half dollara, value, Quarter dollars, A860.9U0 puKat iwenty oenta, pieoea raine, Dimea. 13,373,400 piacea ra ae. U.837.340. lotaL 1U.494 380 piece rain, a7.teiU.9iM. Tba ooiaago of tboee piece for tbo buiataof 2 or ember but bo aot down 01640.000, and tb anaooat in (bo TreanaJT and blinta oa tbo let of January.

Ib73. at tLSOO OOO, which amoonta, idled to tba ouiaajt from Feb. 1 to Oct. 31, 1473, girea a total of aboat 110,000,000. lb aneakinc of tb redaoiptioa of fractional paper eorraney ia ailrer coin, tb XMractor aara expeoee Incurred and tb care Wbicb baa been exareiawd by tb Gorernmoat to renerat and koap tbo tractMnal enrrency la good ooodiuoa, It la wall known tbat a Urge pcroeotago of aoteo ia drcalatbm partiealarly ta iucaJitiea not ooorenleot to bank ar Oetorloratad to aa extant raadering dbem quite unit! lor oaa.

It baa also been eoaatotfeitod to a maeb greater wiooi uu coin, ana urn uewciiou oi in aparieae note ia innnlteiy aaoro dlffloolt tbaa auaatartait coins- Th loea to tba) pablia from taie moat Tory coaaldar-The waatag. aa tb amall por- eatago of tneee aotoa won vat or destroyed wall in circulation nay bo- Tropcrty taratad, faila aioatly apoa a daea of people tbo laaat able to bear Ik It la no aattefactioa to a man who audara tb lose of a tenth of bta day'a wagee by re-oaviag a twentT-flre cent bote which no ne will accept from hint ta payataat to bo told tbat It c4aee to tbat extent tae ergo nee of tbo loan of oacb atonay by tb Oorerusnent of tbo United but. jTb total expeoee btteadlag tb acanntae-tor of eoinac ot tbo laat flacol year or aboat aixty per ooat. of tb espaea of aa tintainlng tba fractiooai oarreaey. Ia thia eeriasat the adgBorage reeUaed oa tbo ailTar bad buaer eotnag bl) baa aot booa conaidored at raaaoiBg tbo ooat of tao ootaago tbo aam beiaaT tagarded aa a gala to tbo OoToraaeat bad aot any earning by tbo miata.

Tbo eahaidiary ailrer eoiae bad tb trade dollar are by law a legal tender to tao axical af ftr dollars. Tb propriety of increasing teia amount to tea dollara ia aoggoatad tor tot, oon-aaraoaa of tbo beuretary of tbo Treasury." TBS COCKS OT AOLD AXO MU.TXM. Tao TJtroetor peak of tbo "ooorao of gold aad ailrer. aad aaya, ia explsaaMoa of disturbanoea, at tbo pnadnel waasy ataikot of tbo wend Aw taree year past, tb- tbay bar aot by raaiiiactent aaaylleo of geld, bat beea wnbbald ta largo aoma boo, bad tbo dualntaiied oao taree years peat, tbif tbey bare aot booa oorered or hi asnai trem orcuia- of aUrer aa la 1S71 umuub eraa snada br lew far a new atoaer ayatem ia tbo Oermaa Empire, tb priaeipal fee tor of wbteb wore tbo eatab-hshaisatof tbo exciualre goid standard, tha damoae-baauoo of sitrez, and laaae of aatieobl eoiaa, utbIt-bif a a btcasaary ceeeeqaeaoe tbo withdrawal of ai fold and eilrer eotna tbea la cixeelatioa, er bold ba Ireaaory aad bank isaneea. Tbo aaooaat of edror cola ia tb bjnpire at tbo time of toe ooaet-atoat of tbo aew Jaluaetary law was eeU-Mted by tb boat aatbontioo at aboat VUu.W0,0a.

I was expected tbat two-tbirdr of tea tawait would be exoorted to aeigabotiag eeoain-e end tba balaaoo coa retted into aubaidiary ela. Tb nataral market for thia aorptos were the Setter lands aad those couatrW bar lag a eoble staadard, fur tb reeaoa tbat ailrer baa there axd tate to geld ta tb legal-tender uaae, aad waste lato la greater tboa aa tbo eoaaaaereial febuioa of two Bietala, la proportioa te fall ta tbo prteo of silTar a bleb hoBiediately Ooaimenoed. tbo silrer oola af tbo Siberian as aad the are fraee aseoe of Vraaoa, Bel-Xtass. Itair, aael SwttseriMd Ssuaws depreetated to fa exasBt wbicb asiahled errbenge deaiere bad apeea aster to largely import out for coinage, and ibooe tatenag freely tat ctrcabittoa ouoa ceased I to bo exported. Ibe ooualrvse ro arsd to bene bis alarmed, aad meesureo are taken by them to pre Teat a fur-Uor tcsox of aUrer at tbo expeoee of gold.

wtTomay has from time to time atnee leT been a barirhaaer of large earns of cold, aad tbemaaafee-tsre et the new aiaeoard oetrasul eoiaa baa already asuastsd to about Tbo eoiaa. bowerec, bar aot goae-late general oucoietioa to tbo extent ngnsslly expected, tor the reeaoa tbat tbo old Kaadard silrer eoiaa, wbicb are aafcrter in Taloe, famieoe Bsder tb preriamoo of tbo aew aaoaebsry law to bo etLeUTo mousy la parmeata. Gold baa, tbsrefvro. toelarge extent beea bold la the Taalta tbo luipetuM Troaaory, mints, aad tbo beaks. ranee be also beea aocamsJatlBgVeld ta arenera-' tw far rosnmptioa ot specie paymeam Jaa.

U7A rsas SMCatpnox. Tbo tnrrctor, ta apeablng of Hockey aad tha ateoey System of the United State." lvo dowa the Pnacxplce taeelTed bm a aeuad eerroacy. aad glaaose bt Us bietury et bsgulatioa oa tbo curreecy, becia. bin with toe act ot AprUt, 1799, wbicb eetabUabed tiie Hint tor tbo paraoso of a aetioaal oiaage bad tbo msesy of eeovaat of tbo United atatse, aatber. tbo eotnaae of srald aad alirer oaaa ef are- on bed weight aad ttasBiia.

ead declared lb em local paymoot of alt aam wbaSsooTor. Tbo aseeetarystaaMard tbaa eatabiiebed wa gold aad U-tor, aad tae tatportaass watch Use emibeat atossemssi bad flaaariera ef tba day bttbebed to a aaUorm nab4rd at aeea am the aco-riaasa wbieb limited Use local toader of eotaa of aam tbaa fall wutgbt to tbelr eel eel ballioa ratao. Ke pub soqaeat bet of Coagi eaa Ucasrod oaytbxac baa gbid asm eUrrr a legal trader la tbo permeate of be bta aatil tao law, of rob. 13, 1968, waa enacted, Tao maklag of oredit ajotao a legal toader waa a radical departare ram tbo ooao principle esi wbieb oar asoaey system was srlginslly beeed, aad eeuld ealy be taetlfled a a war am rare la time ef tmmaeati aoru. The problem ef aneeie ptloaU a eom plicated bad dlfflaalt oe but aot beyead tbo wisdom af tboo whose doty it a to eotre it.

Tbo Bariedal re-ooaroao ef the coaatry crriac eaea an 11 salted scope for be enterprise of It pepelaOou, faralsb orery aaauraaco that tbo traaeitiOB will be ooerBaratlToly aay aad witbevt aa serioaa pertarbetioa. TBX XSTAOA sMLTKB KtHBa. Tb recent sxtensioa of derelopnaents la tbo Com. stock lode, ifsrada, are referred to by tbo Director, aad tbo exaasiaatioa of tbo Consolidated Virginia aaa anioram jsiaee. mad lass Bommer tbo Director aad Prof.

Borers, described. reanlt of tbo arsinlnstiea ia rirea la a report of Prof. Rogers, to wbieb tbo I1 rector concurs. Tb report of tao latter, after deeeribtBg tbo Tarioaa galleries, orese seta. Ac by wbicb tb ore body to explored, aad tbo mode eb.

eerred ia taking tbo ore samples for aaray. coeval udse aa followe "With tbe data tba obtalaed, Sad ea aa rnspectloa of tbo officaml surreys, ex-tbsttag tbo galienea aad eroaa-eata, it would aeim lair to conclude tbaL with proper allow. aaoea, tbo ore body eqonla aa amount wbieb takes attboactaal aeaays would rtr as the alu-mat yield ef tbo two mlneo, 300.000,00tt. Bat to guard acaiaat a cbaaee of or or estimation, I take tbo assays at on half tbat aacertained, which will place) tbo production, at pot loea Uu IUO.000,000, With a slew to make da alknraaoa fur tateirayUoae to tbo continuity of tbo body of tbo ore wbicb Ilea betwaea tbo 1 900 an 1.4UU foot lerela, the whole of the ere which is contained between the 1,400 aad 1,300 foot mrela ia tbrowa In. aad not embraced la tb esttmats aad it may bo stated tbat the rery promising ore derol-opmento below tbo 1, 550-foot ierei.

tho aaaaya ef wbicb run rery bigh, bare alae beea emitted la tbo calculation e. Tbo Director aetlmatee tbo annual prodnction of tho ComstocK Mines, after tbo hoistisg works aad mtlla recently destroyed by ore shall bare beea rebuilt and ia oporatioa, at aboat fifty mUlioae, aad tbat tbo prod notion from etberdomeetie caaree will aot be much 1 than tbat of the Comatock bfln, and concludes this portion of bis report by eommenaing tbo liberal policy of the Gorarnmcnt ta reepeet to tbo precious metal mining inter eels, and expressing; tbo opinion tbat It should be steadily eon tinned. STEAMBOAT TRAVEL. BKPOKT OF TBS SCPKBTISINO XKSPXCTOB GENERAL LOSSES OF LI7B AND PSO-PEETT DUBIKQ THE TEAR. WAiHntoTOS, Nov.

21. William Burnett, Saperrlslng Inspector General of steam reeeela, baa made bl report of the steam inspection aarrico lor the fiscal year ending; with Jane 30, 1873, to tb Secretary of tbo Treasury. The aerrlce at tbat date consisted of a total of 103 officers and clerks, aa follows: One aaperrieing insoeetor general, resident at Washington tea suoerrlaiag inspectors, thirty-six local Inspectors of boilers, thirty-six local inspectors of buna, eight assistant local inspectors of boilers, four assistant local inspectors of balls, eight clerks to local Inspectors. The following table shows the number of steam Teasels Inspected, their aggregate tonnage, aad tba officers licensed for the serersl division of narigatioa therein designated Dtrislons. Steamers.

Toxin are. Officers. Atlantic oueat 1.676 486,830.93 5,43 Pacific coast 89.5Stt.ll eVO Western nrers. including southern coast 1, 139 252,840. IS 5,593 The great northern lakes 189.488.68 9.655 Receipts from inspection of steam raseols.f 133,939 73 Receipt from licensed 127,005 00 Total 1260,944 75 The expenditures were For salaries of Inapectora and clerks 173,000 00 TrbTeliag and incidental expanses 39,398 Oi Total 1 1212,39 (hi XKCAPmTLATIOK.

Total anmber of a teem ressela Inspected. 3.883 Total tonnage of steam ressela inspected. 1, 018,151. 3 Total anmber of officers licensed 14.571 Total receipts from all sources S260.944 73 Total expenditures 813.399 03 Balance of receipts not expended 48,552 73 The number of lires loat during the laat fiscal year waa 403, namely Prom exploeiona, 51 fire, 873 anags, wrecks, and sinking, 64. Tbo number of accidents which resulted in loss of life were Explosions or accidental escape of steam, 14 fires, collisions.

snags, wrecks, and slaking, 11. making a total anmber of accidents 36. The Superintendent aaya It will bo eeen from the abors statements that total of 405 brae bare been loat on merchant steam Teasels of the United States during the last fiscal year, but to oar own eitisena tho lose of life for the same period ha been only 801, wbicb is aa un usually email anmber. While there were thirty -six disasters to steam Teasels by which lifs waa loot, yet a tingle one of these resulted in tb loss of more than half the lire here recorded. I refer to the burning of tbo a teem -ship Japan at aea off Swa-tow, China, by which the 11 res of 800 Chinese and four other persona were destroyed.

There were fourteen case of explosion or accidental escape of steam, one of wbicb resulted in the death of twenty persons, aad another six, while only twenty-fire persona were lost by tbo remaining twelrs. There were six burnings of steamers by which life; was lost 304 were lost by one of these and forty -firs and twenty respectirely by two others, while only four persons were lost by the remaining three. As ao bounds eaa be set to the damage wbicb may accrue to tbo yesael and persona on board, oa tbo occurrence of sack disss ten, orery effort should properly bo msds to place within the reach of persons thas imperiled such means of safety aa human ingenuity can darise. This baa been moat liberally done by legislation. Bat, added to thia, tbo entire prereotion of soon disasters, by which bota tho greater aad lesser calamities would be aroided.

ahould, ao a first aim, engage the efforts of orery officer of tbo aorrica, oacb being held to the strictest accountability for the performance of bis duty with rlgilanee and discretion rela-tire to certain kinds of disaster, the attsinment of tbia end la far from impost ibis. Accidents by explo-alon, fir, aad tn general by collision are folly with in remedy and may bo prereoted by the exercise of onperior skill and watchhilaeaa by inspectors and effioers of the TesseL If en emoloyod ia the daily routine of tbo direct management of steam reeaela, aad whose minds are absorbed la the practical business wbicb they have in hand, become almost necessarily unmindful of ths danger with which they are con Usually surrounded, and of tbo means pro-Tided by law for the safety of life In ease of accident, allowing each appliances to become deranged aad displaced. Tbey require to bo frequently reminded of tbo consequences of sack neglect, and for tola porpoa it hi essential that tbo In pectorr shall make frequent flails of examiaatioB, conferring freely with tbo officer of such Teasels ta regard to their management aad the necessary discipline to bo maintained oa board aad It will be found tbat whoa met in a proper spirit each officers or ia areneral aot only wllllag but desirous to ooafoim to all the reasonable demands or a argestioos of Inspectors. Their co-ops ratios is also of tba greatest importance to the eerriee, aa through strict atteatioa to tbo duties of their serersl stations tba best result are only to be secured. Zho Superintendent aaya it ia af tbo utmost lm-PoiIsim to the ib nee that tts officers ahould be mea of large experience and thoroughly quahflei for tbo performance of their duty, and be makes varioua reoommondaUona to lmprore the cQciency of tho ssryiss THE WEATHER.

SYNOPSIS AND PROBABILITIES. WaaKVOTOX, Key. S3 1 A. bl. The barometer aae fbBea orer lfew-Bnglsad where it Is lowest aad bow rising, otherwise it baa riaaa, being highest ta tbo upper lake region and is falling ia tba sTorth-wost.

Tbo temporal ore baa risen ia Dakota, Kiaaeeota, Nebraska, and oa the Sow-England coast, aad falloa in the remaining districts. Xaght rains bare fallen ta the New. x-. Kiddle Atlantic State. Tsaaeeeee, Sooth tlaatta aad Golf coasts; light snows la tbo Missouri Valley aad Lower Michigan.

I Decidedly oald weather is bow pre railing ia tho Northern districts rSOBABIUTISS. JVr lower iaAss, tbs XiddU SUUu, aad Aw-JglMA, Mob eeut rtatag larsmstr. aerls-aaeaf to aorta east wtarfa. a reCy dear aaet dsradedhy seU msatair.bBswsd sa taejtret aHiftritt fry alii- tares tor pad sastorby trsaaV iWUesmsr7KMssufiavasv Mmrylmnd, Jsaaabfsosia. Jfcw-Tsrav smst Jfnm-Jmt, tbs Iras.

jMratay wxUmU ssedsraooy eiowrenag ifsaddw rax at. locxs wbisxt rtu rz. St. Locu, Me, Kot. 21- -a special eJapetek atattag tbat XX A.

Jaaaary. oaeof tbe largest bole- is thia sar and a tott wealthy bum sacuetodfbr sxamprkity ia tba whisky fraado bora, boriag booa aabOsbod ta tbo CUeage Tntias. tba 13th tos, Mr. Jsnuary pab-Hsbs a sard preaoaaHasr tho ststsmsat absolutely false, and stating tbat be toteade to tmH Ckioaxe tbia week aad bring salt agaiaet tba XVaa for flOO.OOO limsges for dofsmotWai of cfsractor. OFFICIAL RETURNS.

THS XSPTJBUCAJr V1CTOST I3T i kfAfBJAClTC- BET IS. Tha result ef tba election fat Maaaaebosetts ea the 8d laat, baa. booa officially declared. Tor Gorsmor AleTsader H. Rica, Rs publican, bad not laclnding thirty -alx rotes cast for Alex andsr Rice WUham Gaston, Democrat, bad 78,333 Jeba X.

Baker, Problbitaoaiat, 9,124 Chariea Praa. cto Adama, Indepsadsnt, 1,497 1 WoadeU PhfUlpa, labor Rsformsr, 316; acattertng. 840. Tbo total veto was 173,183. last year the total rote for Got.

oraor was 183,990. Tb Repnbllcaa rote last year waa this year It ia 93.639. The Demoeratio Tovs last rear waa 96.376 this year it is 78,333. The ot lor the other Stat officers at tho lato election waai frr lAmtUnmt Gnmtm Hormtio- a. Xaigbt, Rep 93,996 1 JohB Qaincr Adama, 75,502 WUllam P.

Bartlott, Labor Reform sr, scattering, ill. Tor Ptrmtary BtaU Henry Pierce. Gsorce H. Monroe, Denu 79197; Israel W. Mardrn, Labor Reformer.

100 scattaring, 139. For rrsancrrr Charles EndiootL Rep, Weeton Uowbtad, Dem- 74,766 oeattoring. 190. For Auditor a Una L. Clarke, Bep John X.

Kltsgerald. Detn. 73,611 eeaMenng, 131. Tor Attorney OenereJ Charles B. Train, 97,468 i George P.

Verry, 74,608 scattering. Per Iftmber of Conor a a (As Firmt District (to fill the Tacaney) William W. Crapo, Kep had 9,353 Charles G. Darla, 5,017 aad there were tea acattering rotes. THS REPUBLICAN TICTOBT IN MIXXESOTA.

The complete official returns of the rote of Minnesota, at the election held on the 8d inst show that for Gorernor the rote was as follows: John 8. Plllabary. Republican, 47,191 D. L. Baell.

Democrat, 33.173; Republican majority, 12,018. The total rote waa 83,364. The total rote for Gorernor at the last election, in 1873. waa 78,003, and the majority of Got. Dsns, Republican, waa bnt 5,519.

The rote for the other caadidatee on the 2d inat. waa: Omee. Republicans. Democrats. Lieut, GoTernor.Waketteld .45,411 Durant 35,911 Sec State -Irrtns 46,940 .36,846 Auditor Whttcotnb.4d.709 J5.203 Treasarer 49,871 Attorney Gen.

46,190 Jones 34,680 Chiet Justice Gilflllan. ..47,131 .34.542 Railroad Marshall. .45,742 BonniweU.35,167 Of the tour proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State three were ratified and one rejected. The ene rejected waa intended to exteud to the atockboldera of all corporationa a pririlege of exemption from personal liability, wbicb by a pre-Tioua amendment bad been granted to ths stockholders of manufacturing and mechanical corporationa, but which by a blunder ef phraseology waa made Tirtually to repeal tbat amendment, and to ex-. eept manufacturing corporationa from the exemption while extending it to others.

The other amendment were all carried by large majorities. One giree the Legislators power to increaae the number of Judree in any Judicial district. Another pro-Tides tbat any woman of twenty-one years of age and upward may rote at any election for choosing officers of schools, or on any measure relating to acboola, or may be elicible to any office pertaining to the management of schools. The third requires tba Legislator to proride fbr the InTestment of the principal of the school fund in ban da of the United States, or of tae State of Minnesota of a date oubeeqnent to I860, or or anr other State, aa the Legialaiu-e may direct. Tbia amendment supplies a curious omission in the Constitution of the State, which baa heretofore contained no proriaion in regard to the iBTestment of the school funds, farther than the general requirement tbat the principal ahould forerer remain inviolate.

THE MIXED RESULT IN WISCONSIN. The official returns from Wisconsin show that the Republicans bare defeated Got. Taylor, who was a candidate for re-election, but that the other State officers elected are Democrata. The rota for Gorernor was aa follows Harrison Lnddiogton, Republican, William R. Taylor, Democrat, Republican majority, 831.

Tbs total rote ia 169,461, against 147,623 In 1873, when Gor. Tsylor waa ejected by a rote of 81,633 to 66.823 for Calwallader C. Washburn. Republican. Tbe Demoeratio majority then was 13,412, showinr a Republican rain of 16,243 In two years.

Tbe prohibition rote waa about 600. The rote for the other State officers at tbe bite election was aa follows Office. Republican. Democratic. Lieut.

Gorernor 83,938 85. 437 Secretary of State Warner. 84. 331 85,103 Treasurer 64,317 87,337 A ttorner General Bonnet. 84.840 86,864 Sept.

of" Instruction. 83,103 Scaring. 86, 797 PETTY CANAL ERA CDS. HOW THE STATE IS SWINDLED BY SHIPPERS CNDEBWEIGHED A BOOKS INTERESTING REVELATIONS. yross sa Oecamoaol OormpondtnL Locxrorr.

N. Tuesday, Nor. 16, 1375. At a tune when tbe spirit of reform is rampant, tbe people naturally desire to learn all that can be learned of the history ot the frauds and stealings to which the public treasury and rerenuea bare been subjected in the few years past. There are many important facts which are not likely to be reached by any lorestlgating commission, but which are Just aa eicnificant aa though they were heralded by a "report" telegraphed or or the State.

It is not alone canal officials who hare been plundering tho State for tbelr private enrichment. Tbe rlrus of dishonesty baa to a considerable extent affected tbe people, and many who get tbelr tiring and make tbelr money aa shippers and forwarders on ths canal bare been guilty of defrauding the State of Its canal tolls. A Terr auperficlal lnreetl gallon would show that at timee of high tolls it baa been a quite common practice with many of these persons to bribe tbe welgh-master to under tats the weight of freight thus, of eourae, making th amount of toll fees than it ahould be. Those who are familiar with tbe manner In which canal business is transacted will readily understand the opportunities that are presented for this kind of praotioe. The shipper reports the amount of frelgbt on bis boat at tbe point of shipment.

Tbe flguree are Inserted la the clearance or bill of lading apon tbia report only, although I bare beea informed tbat it bow the practice at Buffalo to require the shipper to swear to its correctness. Tbe teet is applied when tbe freight comes to the wei gh-m aster. If the cargo la found to exceed tbe clearance tbe shipper must pay toll on tbe dif- ference tn order to make tbe State good. Bat if the welgh-master can be induced, for a consideration, to welch the freight exactly according to the clearance, tbaa tb shipper ssres tbe toll and tbs State ia defrauded. Inrestigatlon leads to the belief tbat tola kind of cheating baa been systematically going oa during seasons of high tolls.

I beliere that in aome esses it baa been done by canal-boat Captaina on their own responsibility aad ai lastly approTed by owner in other cases I bare reasoe to beiiere tbat tbe practice baa been directly enooaraeed by shipper and forwarder. A few daya ainee I met a respectabl boatman on tbe Ene Canal, who Informed me that in' 1909 he had on at least two occasions paid money at the weighing office at Rochester to a cargo under weighed, ao aa to correspond with the clears nee, ones paying $5 and ones 910. Be erea showed me a letter in the band-writing of hia employer' clerk at that rime, girlng him instruction about tbe method of procedure, and telling him to try dollar or so on tbe welgh-master if he should orerrnn. Tbe man slated that be reported these payments to bta employer 'a clerk, and waa allowed for them on aetUemeut, He waa asked to make affidarit of the facta, and did ao without hesitation, and possibly something more may be heard of thia particular ease. I auppoeed that thia waa a Terr exceptional transaction, aad that tbe forwarders who would be willing to cheat tbe State and corrupt its officials in this way were tew and tar between.

When I began to mention the matter I waa soon enlightened. Why." said one blunt-apokea "canaler," I nope you don't think there's anything astonishing about tbat I I'rs done it often." Another an extensire shipper heard my statement with a knowing smile ana a quiet assurance that there waa nothing un usual aboat it. And I em told by men who are and bare been ia a poeitioa so know by common report, at least, tbat this kind ef fraud baa beea Tery ex-ten si rely practiced. Facte ta connection with thia eubject bare come to me In sorb a shape, and ao well atteated, tbat I do most thoroughly beliere that tbe State baa beea ebeated out ot hundreds of tbouaanda of dollara in tbia way. At thia time of low tolla tbe martet may be of no present importance.

If canal tolls should be raised it will become of great moment. THE UXIOX LEAQCX. Wasbtsgtox, Xot. 21. The Union League ef America is aboat to incorporate a aew feature ia tts platform.

At a tall meeting of tho National XxecatiTO Committee, held ta Philadelphia oa the 11th leal, a unanimous opinion was expressed ia faror of a complete reorgaiii satioa of tbe Uaioa Iawgno. aad aa ameadmeat of tbe eoaatitatioa aad ritual "ao aa to adapt them to tbe liring issues of the esr." A circular, signed by William A. Newell. Chairman, aad Xbomaa G- Baker, Secretary, has beea addressed to tbo members ef the Leexaa. fas which tbe assertion to made tbat tbo cummoa schools are ia dagger, aad a eau lor a rauy to xaeir eeieoae ta as ats ot ass.

xardix. or zlzzsois. SrsrxertSLBv CL, Ker. 51. Gen.

E. B. Hr- dla died at hia reaideace here last aighk aged tkir- tr-elgbt years. He waa aa act ire aad efBeiest officer, aad sorred vtta diattacttoa duUajc ti LATEST NEWS BY CABLE. THE EASTERN QUESTION? I ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

London, Not. 2L -Tbe of 8t Petersburg, diacnaslng the Eastern, question, admit tbe cogency of tbe -views of tbe English jouxnala with regard to Egypt. rosmoNS or acstbia and bcssia as to THS BKFOBbUI TO BR CONCEDED BT TURKEY TO THB PROVINCES. London, Not. 225:30 A- M- A Berlin telegram to tbe Timet aaya in tbe negotiations wbicb are sow proceeding for tbe settlement ot the troubles in tbe Turkish proTincea, tbe programme pat forward by Austria includes a comparatively bigh degree of aelf-goTcmnient for tbe Christian com muni ties ia Turkey.

Kaeai seems to demand only a more faithful adhesion to tbe promises of reform already made by tbe Porto. THS REPOBTED AUSTRIAN INTERFERENCE TJNTOUNDED. London, Not. 22 5 A. M.

A special dispatch to the Timet from Vienna that tbe report, of Austria's intended intervention in HenegoTina are unfounded. THE STORM ON THE BRITISH COAST. POUBTEEN FISHERMEN DROWNED A BRIG AND BABE LOST WITH ALL HANDS. London, Not. 22.

The last storm waa moat disastrous to fishing craft, especially on the Eaat coast. Fourteen Urea are already reported loat, and many vessels are missing, Tbe brig Elisabeth has been wrecked off Whitby, and tbe bark Fairy Queen off Calais. All on board both Teasels were lost. FRANCE. A PROPOSITION TO FIX THE DATE FOB DISSOLVING THE ASSEMBLY.

Pabis, Not. 21. At a meeting of tbe Left held here yesterday, several Deputies announced tbat on Monday, after the third reading of the Electoral bill, Minister Dufaore would propose that the Assembly proceed to fix tbe date of the dissolution of that body. SPAIN. ILLNESS OF DON CARLOS.

London, Nov. 2L Don Carlos is lying ill at Durango. A VSTRIA. DEATH OF THE EX-DUKE OF MODENA. Viekka, Nov.

21. Francis Duke of Modena, wbo was dispossessed of bis duchy in 1860, is dead. Francis Ferdinand Geminien, ex-Duke Tof Modena and Reggio, died yesterday at Vienna. He was born June 1, 1819. married tbe Princess Aide-go nd daughter of the ex-King Louia of Bavaria, ea tbe 30th of March, 1643, and succeeded his father.

Francis aa Archduke of Austria and Prince Royal of Hungary and Bohemia, Jan. 21, 1S46. On tbe death of Maria Louisa, Duchess of Parma, tbe Dolce claimed the territories of 'Firiszano under the treaty of 1813, and procure Austrian Intervention bis aid against the resistance of tbe people. Tbe revolution of 1848 caused him to seek safety in flight, and his duchy roted ia favor of annexation to Piedmont. Tbe Dake re-turned, however, after tbe battle ot Novara, March S3, 1849, and re-establiabed tbe old regime.

Tbe Italian war ef 1359 put an end to it, and be again fled. Modena then, with Tuscany, tbe Ro-tuagna, and Kaplea, became a part oftbe new Kingdom of Italy. HATTI AND ST. THOMAS. THE NEW GOVERNMENT BANK AT PORT-AU- PBXNCS LIKELY TO COLLAPSE EARLY BANKING BUSTX ESS IN ST.

THOMAS. Kjngbtox, Nov. 13. The new Government bank at Port-au-Prince is not likely to last long. The HeytJan capitalists who were to contribute largely to tbe lnrestramt with which tbe bank waa to start, have failed to carry oat their engagements, stating that their resources now are not what they were when the promise wss made.

Tbe Colonial Bank In St. Thomas is winding up its affairs and will soon close, aa tbe business it is doing In St- Thomas (where great German houses do so much banking for others) la not sufficiently remunerative to be worth continuing It. Tbe floating dock, which sank soms yeais ago In tbe harbor at St. Thomas, will soon be in a condition to receive ships again for repaira, aa the engineers are now completing their work upon It. JAMAICA, WEST IXDIES.

THE ALLEGED CUBAN TRANSPORT URUGUAY AN ELEPHANT ON THE HANDS OF THE AUTHORITIES THE HAYTTAN FUGITIVE CANAL CHURCH TROUBLE IN 6PANISH town: Kingston. Not. 13. The steamer Uruguay is still lying tn this harbor, watched by a Spanish steamer of war. Tbe Gorernor baa found out his mistake in seising ber, and offers to release her and to restore her cargo of arms and ammunition if Capt.

Summers will promise to clear" for any particular port, but tbe condition attached to tbia ia a bond for 15,000 that the Uruguay will go there. This Capt. Summers refuses to give, on the ground that there is no international law to authorize the Governor to make anch a demand upon him, and tbat as his papers are all in perfect order the detention of his Teasel and cargo ia wholly illegal aad unwarrantable. Tbe Captain has tbe best of the situation at present, audi tb public, as well as tbe legal fraternity, laagh st the Attorney General, who ia utterly unacquainted with tbe Foreign Enlistment act or any important question of international law. Gen.

Canal, tbe refugee whoaoagfat tbe shelter and protection of tbe American Minister at Portau-Prince, and for whose delirerance a United States gunboat was sent to Hayti, baa arrlred here in safety. It ia aaid there is no doubt that he will be tbe next "President of that Republic." and tbat it is the knowledge of this fact that made the Haytisn Government ao anxious to execute him. Tbe Henry Chauneey, from New-York, arrived here late at night on Monday, tbe lOtb Inat, with thirty-five passengers for Jamaica, and a Tery large freight. There were seTeral passengers wbo cams to paaa tb Winter. There baa beea a religious disturbance in Spanish Town, owing to an attempt to remove a young curate Rot.

Mr. Val Spinosa from the Cathedral, where he ia rery popular, but not, however, with tbe Churchwardens, who dislike him on account of bis honesty and outspoken character. A persecution of tbe young curate followed. Six hundred of the congregation, headed by Sir Bryan Edwarda and others, atood by him in hia trouble but tbe Bisbop, yielding to the Churchwardens, superseded him in the charge. Tbe populace diacorerinj tbia on tbe Sand ay whea Her.

Mr. Hepburn entered tbe polpit, a large bodr rose and left tho cathedral, 1 earing the minister to preach to empty benches. In the afternoon om 300 people, and aa many ef tbe Sunday-school scholar wbo include big, able-bodied men and women of all colors, proceeded to the residences of the Churchwardens, M. Conkavous and Dr. Benjamin Stamira.

beae officials fled, and were followed by tbe mob, wbo booted them. Tbey eventually took refuge In tbe house of aome friends, and were escorted home after dark by an armed Police guard. Tbe lea nit baa beea tbo dismissal of the Churchwardens by tbe Bishop, and the replacing of Rer. Mr. Vat Spinosa In clerical harg of tbe Cathedral.

A disgraceful scene took place lately ia tho Courthouse, where Sir Joha Lucie Smith presides. Two prominent lawyers practicing before the Chief Justice got tote a dispute aboat eosta," aad a great deal af abuse passed bet ar ecu tnem. Mr. Henry Veadryea alapped hi opponeoA Mr. IX Nathan, la the face, hereupon Mr.

Sathsa, catching Mr: Veadrye by tbo hair of bis bead, struck hint -a. blow os the face. The two lawyers tboa closed epos eb aaotner, aad were ealy separated by the Polks. The Chief Justice flaed Mr. Vendryer E230, sad Mr.

Nathaa $100. waa caaaed as aTngttoB yesterday by a report that hia Excellency, the Geroaor, C3ir William Grey. bad Basanftsd a aegre carpenter st King's bees, aad that tbe carpenter bad cocao to Kisgstowa to take oat prooeedisgs against bis XaeaUeaey Before tbe District Judge sA Halfway Tree. Tbe ctreanxstaaoea, as reported, are tbesej A carpenter was aagaged ia hanging oil-paintings aad other pictures at King's boas, whea a Bail, which the carpenters bad -aot removed from tbe wall before hanging oa oil painting, wa forced through the eaa rasa of tbe painting, aad Sir William became so enraged when be saw it tbsVbe struck tho carpenter across the face with tbe baes ef bis band. The matter ia ia the hands ef a soliciter who wss fined 1250 for doing tbs same thing to a solicitor.

AUSTRALASIA. DISCOVERT OF A CULTIVATED COUNTRY ON BAXTER RIVER UNKNOWN BIRDS AND TRACKS OF BUFFALO RTFLB SHOOTING. Sab Faxscisco, CaL. Nov. 21.

Ibe Asiatic Steam Navigation Company 'a steamer Mikado, from Sydner via Auckland and Honolulu, am red to-day. She bringa the following intelligence NEW SOUTH WALES. Great Interest has beea aroused by tho receipt of letters from miaaionariee stationed la Xew-Guiaea announcing important discoveries therr. The rirer named Baxter has been traced for ninety miles, and found to bare a depth of from eighteen to two fathom a. Zridence of cultl ration waa found, consisting of inclosed land cropped with tobacco and sugar cane.

Immense unknown birds and tbe tracks of buffalo were also seen. A portion of th Mscleary expedition baa since gone there, and it is expected that details will be re-ceired in a few months. Ths meeting of tbe New Sooth Wales Rifle Association closed on the 16th 'of October. Tbe shooting waa unusually good. It ia probable that tbe Colonial Team will leare here early next year to take part in the great American matches at Philadelphia.

VICTORIA. The Victorian Government bare been defeated en their policy and resigned. A new Ministry has been appointed aa follows Sir James McCuIIoch, Premier and Treasurer Mr. McPhersou, Chief Secretary Mr. Kerford.

Attorney General Dr. Madden, Minister of Justice; Mr. Jones, Minister for Railway; Mr. Ramsey, Minister of Education Mr. Anderson, Minister for Customs, and Mr.

McLenen, Minister tor Mines. A cake of gold worth about seren thousand pounds sterling, extracted from 13,000 tone of atone in the Orena District, will be forwarded to the Philadelphia Exhibition. A valuable discovery of gold bas been made forty miles east of tbe Wansekinga fii-ld, ia the northeastern part of the colony. Grasshoppers are making tbelr appearance in alarming numbers in the northern districts of Sooth Australia. PHILADELPHIA RVl VAL MEETINGS.

MOODY AND SANKEY COMMENCE THEIR WORK THOUSANDS UNABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION TO THE BUILDING PREPARING FOB THE HARVEST. from Our Own Corrttpondnu. Philadelphia, Sunday, Nor. 91, 1873. Moody and SanVev hare come at last, and the residents bereshout, who bsvs been waiting anxiously for their appearance for a month past, were gratified this morning.

A hesry north-east, storm prevailed, but it did not deter some nine thousand persons from attending tbe meeting at the old Penn-aylranla Railroad Freight Depot, Thirteenth and Market streets. These were principally of tbe church-going class. In the afternoon the rain settled dowa to a drizzle, and the scene then wss one which Philadelphia seldom witnesses in point of curiosity. The services were announced for 4 o'clock, and at 3 o'clock it became necessary to close the doors, aa about thirteen thousand persona were In tbe building, and as many more outside unable to gain admission. The afternoon sudienoe partook more of the nature of the non-cborch-goiDg people.

The choir waa composed of some six hundred voices, nnder tbe direction of Prof. William G. Fischer. Mr. ankey acting as leader.

Mr. George II. Stuart and Mr. John Wanamaker bad general direction of the meetings, and the conveniences afforded tbe public were very good. The morning aession was opened without any formality by an introduction by Mr.

Moody, wbo announced that tbe Coronation Hymn" would be sung, and Invited the sudionos to join in, which was done with considerable vigor. Rev. Richard Newton, D. (Episcopal,) inroked the blessing of tbe Almighty upon the success of the re viral. Tbe choir end Mr.

Sankey then sang one of his hymns. Following this Mr. Sankey secured quiet in the audience by the solo Sowing tbe Seed by tbe Daylight Fair." Mr. Moody followed in aome desultory remarks concerning the order he wished exercised, and tbs hymn Ring the Bells of Hearen I There is Joy To-day," was rendered by the audience. Mr.

Moody called attention to tbe thirty-fifth rerae of the fourth chapter of the Gospel of St. John, taking from it bis text. Before proceeding to expaclate upon tbe text, be aaid there may be many asking ths question. What is tha meaning of the revival meetings! Are there nothurchea enough in tbe city and answered by saying, we hare only come to help. Tne preacher waa aaked the question in Kurope, what he thought ot tbe algna of the won in America.

Judging from tbe inclement eat ber, and tbe laree nnmoer present be thought the eigne for the work in this city were good, lie desired tbe sympathy of Sabbath-school teachera and Superintendent in the work, and hoped tbe meeting would result in filling the echoola. Tbe course of teacbera learing their scholars because tbey happened to be little bora or siris. be seriously deprecated: for who knew but that one of these children should become a great worker for tbe Lord! Mr. Moody stopped short in bi sermon, and requested Mr. Sankey to sine ths hymn, Hark, 'tis the Voice of esus Cryine-" Tbe meeting waa then dismissed with tbe benediction.

After sinning seTeral hymns, Rir. J. Wbeston Suiita. D. (Baptist, opened tbe afternoon service with prayer, end Mr.

Moody read a portion of tbe first chapter of tbe Book of Joshua, in which God is related to have directed Joshua to be of good courage. Mr. Sankey sing the solo. "Whet Means This Eager, Anxious Throng I Mr. Moody ssid that tbe meetings during tbe present week, in the morning, would be for Christian workers, tbe ides being tbst tbe laborers in tbe good work should infuse tbe fire into each other's hearts.

He then spoke upon Courage and Enthusiasm," as evidenced in the case of Joshua. God, he aaid, did not hsre men in hia employ whose courage was not good, and wbo would not battle for His canse with all their might. Joshua bad taken God at ilia word, and waa aucceaarul at all times, because he knew upon whom he could rely. Mr. Moody used this comparison, and also tbat of tbe action excited by politicians srbo desire to gain victory for their party, in agitating a whole city or country.

He thought to be ancceasfui in this re-viral tbe people ot Philadelphia must in a measure follow tbe example thus set item only their King, the person whom tbe Christian beiierer is working lor, can repay tbrm better. Next to courage came enthusiasm. and the speaker know that if the proper spirit once secured poeeession of tbe Christian workers here st least 10,000 persons would be brought to tbe fold. He concluded bv calling upon Mr. Sankey to aing the hymn Hold the Kurt," the congregation joining in the chorus.

This was the first time tbe popular bynin had been suns- Bishop Peck, ot tbe Methodist Conference, pronounced tbe benediction, and the aaenblage wss diamiaaed, flUins. the atreets in the neighborhood and presenting ao animated scene ia the business section of the city, which is usually rery dull on the Sabbath. FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET. DESTRUCTION OF A CRACKER BAKERY LOSS, $30,000. Shortly after 11 o'clock last night, as Patrolman Harris, of tbe Fifth Precinct Police, was on duty in Chambers street, and while be wss passing as alley known as Bishop's lane, which extends through tha centre of tbe block to Warren street, he noticed smoke issuing from the rear windows of the building No.

383 Washington street This building waa a fire-story brick structure, owned aad occupied by Erastua Titus sa biscuit and cracker factory. The officer on making a closer examination discovered a fire burning among some barrels of flour la ths rear of the second floor. An alarm was at one sounded, and a battalion of tho Fire Depart-zueat, consisting of fir steamers and two book aad ladder tracks, was promptly oa band. Tbs doors of tho building were forced in and the firemen eom. their battle with tbe names.

Despite tbe most strenuous exertion oa tba part of the Areas en. tbe fire spread with great rapidity to tba upper floor of the batldinc aad ia a raw short time tne were bunting out er tbo wiaaow or tae una boot. sad lapping the cornices of the adjoiaiag build Ibss. Tbe high wind which prevailed at this time fanned tb flam into a greater fury, aad tb aspect ef anairs became ee slarmias tbat tbe eaginser ia share, tearing tor tbe safety af the surrounding property, telegraphed a seooJ alarm, which breaght to the sosae ef the cnenairratioa a reaatoree. meat of Br apparatus aad, ttarme.

Chief Bate aad Assistant Chief Soar were also ea tbe pat promecty As the steamer srrlred tbey were plaoed la tbe must adTantageeoe post tioas, aad la-less tbaa twenty mlaatre after th first alarm was trivee folly tea etreaaas water, were brought to bear ea tbe buraiag boildis. Ladders were raised to tbe windows ef the lep storr. end hoes of hose wre carried orer tbo roots of tbe adloiotng baibitaga, whence tbe flames were attacked from all aide with aersMteat aid well-directed efforts', per aa hour tbe flames held full away, bat a tbe extx ration of that ttsse the fir reel red. its first rberk. sad soon after waa well under control.

Tbo flames had aot beea allowed to extend beyond tbe bnildinc in which tier bad originated, bat before tbey were extinguished the upper portion et the structure was eom pletely gut-tod, end the lower floors and basement were flooded wi th water. Owing to the absence of Mr. Titns no seen rate estimate ef tb loss eould be obtained. It ia believed, bo wever, that the lose on stock and machinery will reach atiO.OOO. Tbe amass to tbe building will aot exceed SlO.aoo.

The basse sr partially oo Tared by insuranoe. The cellars et the adjoining ouililtars were flooded with water. The firm of Jostpb Stiner A dealers la tea, coffee, and sugar, at the corner ef Washington and Chambers atreeta, aad Maurice Wilkle-eon, dealer ia brooms and rod en-ware, Sa st Washington street, will both ens tain lasaea by water, but to what extent could not be determined. No information as to th origin ot tbe fire eould be aaeertainee. caps, can rer, of tne tits i-reemrt, was in barge of tbe lanre poses of Police oa duty at tbe fire, sal rendered efficient service in protecting tbe saTteanduif prooeity.

ASOTHKB FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET. At 1:15 A. M. fire occurred in the liquor store of Frank Gerajhty, No. 133 eWsahlngtoa street, ceasing 1500 damage.

The fire extended to the Tariety atore of Juha Petty adjoining, damase $400. Tbe buildiura are owned by Mr. Dennlaoa and damaged to the extent of 1500. OTHER FIRES. The following are the insurances on the Market Street Bridge, burned at Philadrlpbia on Saturday The Union Mutual, of Philadelphia, and the Reliance, of Philadelphia.

S5.000 each tbe Liverpool. London, and Globe. 10,000 tbe Franklin Insurance Company. 116,666 tbe Royal, of Lirerpool, and the North British and Mercantile, of London. $10,000 each the Home, of Columbus, Ohio.

5.000 the Atlantic Fire and Marine, of Proridence, R. City, of Providence. R. Mutual Fire, ot Germantowu Citizens, of Newark Merchants', ot Providence, R. and tbe Equitable, 1,500 each total.

g76.Do8-i A dispatch to the Bridgeport (Conn.) Standard from Newtown. Conn- on Saturday aaya M. P. Bray, with Chief of Police George C. Woods, of Birmingham, struck tbs trail At the horn too woman and tha supposed Roes child on tbe 13th inst, and hare them in custody at tbe Central House in this place." A highway robbery was committed on a farmer named Burn nam, Saturday nigbt, between El intra and Horse li ead a.

Tbe robber took a few dollara from him aud escaped. An incendiary tire last night destroyed the Hamabarg (Peno.) Trotting Park stable, together with nine horses. LATEST STEAUSUIP ARRIVALS. Steam-ablp Germssre. Kennedy, Liverpool Ner.

11. ria Queeuatown l'Jth, with mdae. and passengers to K. J. Curtis.

Steaaa-ehip General Barnes, Cheemaa. Savannah Nov. 18, with mase. and passengers to w. R.

8team-sbip Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point, aud ortolk, with nidse. and passwngera to Old Dominion eteam-ship Co. LATEST SH1PPIXQ NEWS BT CABLE. Axtwbkp. Nor.

21. Tbe Rod Star L'ne steam-ship Kedrland. Capt. James, trom Philadelphia Hot. ti, arr.

ytasterdar- FitsocTH, Enc, Not. 21 The a ru burr-America a steam-ship Pommerauia, Cart. scuwenseo, from New-York Hot. 1L touched at this port to-day su roate to Hamburg. So Prevalent And so fatal has Consumption become that it is now everywhere dreaded as the great scourge of humanity.

And yet, in their formative stages, all Pulmonary Complaints may be readily relieved and controlled by resorting promptly to Da. Jatsk's ExpscroBJurr, a curative specially adapted to soothe and strengthen tbe bronchial tube, allay inflammation, and loosen and remove all obstructions. It is a certain remedy for Asthma, snd also for Coughs and Colds. AdvrtittmnL The Fresh Prasjaace of SOZODONT renders It tbe most agreeable article ever uard as a tooth wash. It baa none of the acrid properties of the atringeut tooth powders, and Instead of ttontracting tbe gutus, it renders them firm and elastic.

A flard Winter is Approaching-, suid many a familv will tearet before Murin thas tueir house was not protected with HOLMbH' Bt itULAR ALARM TfcL-KUKAPH, No. 671 Broadway. Wis. Everdell's bona. No.

1 Of Falron sf. Kstablisbed 1815. So branch otuces. Card Engravers. Label and Job Printer, stationers.

So. Ulster's Balsam of Wild Cherry Cares Coughs, whooping-cough, and bionchltia, oUc and Tjae HrummelPa Celebrated Cough Drop. The genuine have A. ii. li.

on each diop. MARRIED. "BERRY CLARK. On Wednesday. at tbe residence of tbe bride'a parents, by Rer.

E. P. Rosters, D. II A uses usuebter of Joshua Clark, to Jobs J. hkkht, of liuekensack, X.

J. CUPP1A WALLING. On Thursday. Nor. 18, br Rev.

Howard Crosby, as ax A. CrppiA to Am. ou.y daughter of George W. Waliine. all or thia fit v.

cards. lAlOMLi SPAKKS. Thursday, Nov. 14, l7o. at the bluipson Methodist Episcopal Church, oy Wesley u.

Uaria. Lxcaus Loomis to Ebbbcca daughter of tbe late Alexander P. sparks, all of Brooklyn. 8A1 AOAMS. At Trinity Clinrch.

Parfceraburz. Wednesday, Nor. 17, 1875. by Rev. William 1L Hyland, Jambs G.

baxds. of New lork, to Miss Mis-nib n. Abas, of Parkrrsburg. TAXGhMAN UOAGLtNl). On Thursday, Kor.

18. 1875, at the residence of the bride's parents. No. 373 Carlton Brooklvn, N. by Rev.

Oeo. Reeu, Geo. P. Tasobmas. of Cincinnati.

Ohio, and Coaa A eldest dsufthter ot Dr. and Mrs. N. Hoaglaud. te dacinuati Qoxttu, C'ummiereitU, aud Aaowirer pieass oopy.

DIED. BEACH. On Thursday, Nor. 13, 1873. sndlenlv, of hrart disease, at No.

78 Madison Ross Ass, Wnlow ef K. H. Beach. Tbe frurnda and relatives are invited to attend the funeral serriee at tha Chur-h or St. Marj tbe Virsiu, in 45th between 7th aud tttb on llooday, Nov.

5T2 at lO o'clock. rp Cbark-stoo papers please copy. BRITTOJi. No. 'JO.

1875. Mast maksb. only daughter of Charles P. and Caroline Bilttoo. sited 'i years.

8 auonths, snd 7 days. Relatives snd friends are invited to attend be fa-Beral, from the residence of her parents. No. 12 Eaat 64tb on Monday, tbe at 4 o'clock P. St.

BK1GG8. Suddenly, oa Pndar. Nor. IB, AlAKOAaB K. Bkioos, wife ol John U.

Bria. The Mends of tbe family are Invited to attend the funeral at Westlteld, N. Monday. Nov. at o'clock P.

M. lraiu leaves foot ol Liberty aL at 1 o'clock P. M. CONLKY. In thia Cttr, Saturday.

20th Mrs. Sasab Coslbt, in the btftb year ot ber ar. Tbe relatives a 11 friend of the fainiiv and of her aona-in-hw Bartlett Smith and Oeorge 8tarr are re-apectfully invited to attend ber funeral from the residence of Bartlett Smith. No. 'JJrt Weat 5oth this Monday morning, at II o'clock A.

at. DKRitK KSOJC On Sunday, Nov. 21, 1875, Jabbs T. Dbbbicksos, iu tbs 66th year ot his ae. Notice ef luneral berealter.

POOTH In tbia City, on Sunday. Kor. 21, Euxa Cooa. wife of J. Howard Poote.

Hotice mt funeral in to-morroa's paaera. HILcMAN. On fcaturaay. Nor. 1873.

In Brooklyn. Rev. ALBZASoaa C. Uiixsas, ta tha 61 th year ef ilia sge. Ibe funeral serriees will take place at hia late real-deure.

No. 214 Dinaton Uiooalja, K. 1., eu Monday. Nor. 22.

at 1:3,1 P. M. -riTDK At B'ootuneld. on Saturday, Nor. 20.

1875. Lasba Klt, widow of Jonathan L. llyde, aged 8u years. funeral services st Blooiafleld, on Moudsy. this 22d dav of N.r ember, at 3 o'clock, iron the residence of Mrs.

Cooper JAMkS, In Parts. Oct. 15, in his 54th year, koaaar W. jAaaa. of New-York.

Tbe relatives and friends of the family are reapert-fOily invitid to attend tbe funeral services at Grace Church, Broadway and 10th sL ea Tuesday, at lO O'clock A. M. JONtS. At tb residence of hia grandfather, Henry Meyer, No. 41 Weat 17lu aU.

on Muuday morning, v. 21. Wiluam Pkascis. son of the late TheodWe aud Joanna Junes, aaed 11 rears and 3 month. Relatives and friend of tbe family are invited to at tend the funeral from aivary Inurcb, tb ar.

ana 21st on Tuesday, Nor. 2.i, at 1 1 A M. McltiMB. On Saturday moruing, the 20th Inst, at ber real ieuee. No.

61 Horatio fcLUABBra, wile of Jsmea MeOxnb, In the 39tn year of ber are. Kelatlree ami friend of ibe fAmiir are inrlted to attend the luueral from' tbe etiurch of Rer. S. L. Burehard.

13th between 6th ana 7 in ea Mou-dav 22d at 3 o'clock P. U. MITCHELL, On Saturday, Kor. 20. 1S75, at the residenee of her son.

John Mitchell, No. 176 Loriuier at, Williaaaabarg, Look Isi tud. Hast a)rrcaau, of maralrsis. io tbe 78th year ef ber aae. Tbe trie ads of the family are respectfully tnrited to attend ber funeral ea Tuesday afternoon, Nov.

23, at 1:30 teleck, from tbe Amelia Street Presbyterian Church, corner ef Amelia aed Swea WuluvsiS' berx. Looc Island, without further nutieav Boston end Canada West papers pleas eopv. AtCLLhit. Ib Brooklvn. ot cousumpijoa.

ea ihurs-day, Nor. 18. 1876, Sim Locus, wife ef Ott Mailer, and daughter mt tb late Asa Uoit, la the 46th rearer ber saw. Tbe relatives and friends ef tbe family are Inrlted to attend tbe tuaeral from her late residekee, be. 18J Congress at, ee Monday.

Nov. 22. st 'i o'clock P. M. OAALETv On Saturday, Bo v.

20, after a lin Bering Blnesa, Ass Luia. daughter ee tbe late Jam is aW Oakaey. Tbe retatrvea aad friends ef tbe famUy are mrfted to attend tee maeral at tae Kignty-eixtb etrert M. Church, between 4tS and Lejuugtoe ava-. sa Tuesday, 23i ioabt RKaJJi At ovater Bey.

Sev. SO. ataar E. Ease, eldest daughter of Albert A aad Mary a. Reed, seed 3 rears.

tier renalna will be Interred la Mnnkiaaet Charcb-yard oa Tneseay, iaa. TM jiBbNll At Milsea. Clster Count r. V. T- ea Xr.

19. Mast Ass, if ef Javeb P. Tewasead. Fuaeral at her late wablases ea Tassisy. 23d at 11 e-clack A.

M. WATSON. Oa setardsy, s. 30, Aa Dsree, wif ef George Wskaoe, Jr. raaecaJ ea Tnrs lay, tb 23d 1 'sleek, troas her late restdsa-e.

A. loO slsiisa sr. SPECIAL ry-'f A It CAL PSA ST FOR THE POOH THAN KBgTTTnG. 1874 ArPXAt, OF THE FIT I TOUTS BOC4E OP No. 155 Worth St.

Tbia tlase-beoarea ehsrtty aaaks Its annual appeal for help, aad very ura-estly asks tt frtsads, ta tits giadsnsne fhsse ef the year, to assist it out of tt peasant naeeeiel embarrsassseBt. Tbe SiiaswtBg is a stats-asens ef tb week done Barms tbe test ioatUatiian ff' fcirveu BBBoree aae eirbtesa perseas shelter, aad wholly er pertly elethed, rear nunorea ana eight la reJsgirea Tblrty-tbree handled articles ef clethmsr tlim Sway. One tbeessed aad tweaty-eee pairs shoe aaed, Thirteen hundred sa ewht eblldiea It aene.lL Average arteadsae, iJ Tualioees baa sheltered 22.664 alaee Its ersaaas twa, A arerage ef 40J ehlbtrea aad MultS at the tattle each day. Sixteen haaHlred sac vnws. aad cbildniei i bad steed, sBbstaatlal mnai laat Thaiiksxlvlna: Dev.

and tbe lostitatiea ask that aaar threw opea its sVenra aa wale thia year. Tbe stringeaev ef tbe tisaes bss particularly affeetn the rreesory ef tbe Ho sue ef Indaetry, sad the last- bow ta debt seme S6.0OU. forth Uquidattm ef wklrb meet earnest appeal saaile Ibe sapBteS et tbe Ueuas being alaanai eatlrely by Telaatary ece-ri button. Th Trustees invite ana erg the publie at a3 tisisa to ria't aad Inspect tb House. i Food, second-Send slothing, hoes, bad money will so sratefullv received.

The satest mode of remlttaBee te by cheek to tbe order ef Hagh M. Camp, Treasurstt. i Oa Thsakagtring Day most interest ig Services sin be held la the Chapel at la o'clock, a.ui again at. e'elsvk. Tbe ehildrea will sing, recite, perLa-m eel At 1 e-eloek diaear wftl be served te tA ebiMrea ta ear aperiona plaj-room, where rial tors aaar see Uauaa Bt tne tables.

At 2 o'clock. If sufficient means are furnished, the annual dinner tor th outsid poor will be sat res adeetiog eight, All Interested or cordially tart ted te (tajey the sap with aa. i if- TRraTSBS: MORRIS g. aSUi. Preside HoUGU F.

BhTra. BeeretMy' HIGH CAMP. Treasarer. -G. H.

MORGAN. A. VAN B.ii5SaBXAEa. harlkh m.r. p.

LTiua sltdam. FREUKRICK U. POSTER, DAVID a. KGLKSTO. ART NOTICE! I ASsIGXZE (ALE.

How on exhibition at tb Art Rooms, BOW 817 BrossV wsy. a collection ef modern paintings by foreign and American arttata, te which your spsglaj at ten tie ia directed. These painting. MO STL I CABINET 8IZS, were eolleeted by a well-known connoisseur In floe pi turee during many years, aad embrace vary desirable specimen, pleasing and finely executed, by cauebrstse) artists, neatly framed and in the best eondittoa. SPECIAL! ASSIGNEE'S This sntir collection will be sold by suction, be order of ths Assignee, without limit er reerrvstloe, ab the Art Booms, 5a 817 Broadway, on th Teninga of Tl'ESIMT A5T WEDSBsDAy.

SOT. 23 AVO 24. Kxhibition day and evening until time of sale. Tbe Meaara. LkAVITT.

A actio asers. AT KEDfCED PR 1C CNDERSniBTts AND DRAWC1ZN, NEW STYLES SOCRS4 I WARD'S SIIIRT STORES, SSI BROAD WAT CORNER WHITE ST. tr 863 BROAD WAT CORNER MTU. ST. l.lel BHOADWAT, CORNER 33 TH ST.

1 3 QOCUT Of ARBITRATION OF THS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THB STATE OF NEW TORE, ESTABLISHED BT ACT OF THE LB01SLATTJBS. flesaiona of this coort are held dmlr st the rooms of tbs Chsmter of Commerce. No. 63 'lilUia at, snd as tbe effloe of the Arbiuator. No.

229 Broadway, for tbe heart and prompt settlement of eontrurersie, disputes, and matters of difference artsiug among merchant. ahlDmasters, aad otbars witbia ths Sort of bear-Tors. i Psrtles msy submit their controversies to this eourt whether members of tbe Chamber ef Commerce or not. Blank forms for tbe submiasieu sf esoses and other Information may be obtained gratia oa applieataaa to the Clerk at the roeuie of the Chamber. rpllE COVEHN.HENT OF PRANCE BAS conferred upon W.

Tie Jongh the Xjnighfbood of tbe Leeion of Honor ia reeognlttou of bis sciaatlfle researches into the nature and properties ef Cod Livea-OiL Dr. De Jonsh's Light Brown Cod Liver OH sold in capsuled imperial half-pints, 91. by all druggists. Sole consignees, Aassr, Harford A London. Sole aa-enta for the United States, John F.

Usury, Currsa at Sew-York. TUANKtsUIVlNU. NOV. aft. at HOWARD MlwnOW.

KO. 40 NEW BOWERT. KhW-TORK. Dinner to be provided for 1.300 persons, chiefly of poor children and those to whom tbey are relates, sit known to ua by personal riaitarioB. Cootribotions of the various snppir of proviaiona, poultry, aad other Booda reapectliuly aollcited and thankfully reoatred aS tbe mission.

Money msy be arat to the Treasurer, H. S. TOMPKINS. Post Office Box No. 4.51Z.

Hours open trem 11 to 4 o'clock. WM. Dl CLKGG, Supertntendent. THANKHUIV1U. NOV.

US. AT ST. BARXABAS. Ba 304 MCLBBRBT 9T. Tbe usual dinner will be provided lor the 600 cbll dren of tue worthr poor whom tbe fister visit and kuow.

Thankful for tbe paat, and hopeful for tbe present, the Bisters earne.tl aak that sufBcteat money aods prorislons msy be sent KARLT te meet ths wants ef the utile ones. C. T. WoODRL'FF. Superintendent Bew-Tork P.

K. City Mtastoa Society. a private ljbuauv of scientific a no miscellaxkocs skoluh Books, works ox america, indians, bibliographt, sa, will be sold at auction on mondat and tck8dat evani.hus, BV BANG. MERWIt it CO i NO. 65d BBOADWAT.

bVt WILL BUT A PAIR OP NEAT. SERVtCBABLB BOOTS FOR A LAST OR OSSTI.KMSg laVOX-CLAlli FOR DO Vs. CAOTRELL. i NO 23" AND 241 4TH AV. i POJT OPP1CE NOTICE.

1 The mails for Ruroe for tbe week ending SA fc. V.V vlll Liu At thl. nfflM tin TUESDAY at 11A WEDNESDAY at 10 A snitcnjr. a I l.iJn a BA a I iif OQ I 1 A A a baasu rs anvvsm sasa 11 i 1 A. M.

T. L. FfUDMt)r, TKINU AND CLKANlNtie-TAKE iOtBDIK-tua- and cleauing ti ibe NEW-YORK DIEI5W AND PRINTING KSTABLLsHMK.ST. 98 Daaue 753 Breed wsr. aad blO Otb New-York, and 106 aaa lb Plerrepont urooaiya.

ssteousuea nny-eve 1 STCAstT WILLIH. ATTORNEY AM A Ve Counselor at Law, Notary Palais, be. Im'I Broaal wsy. Buoui Ne 4 New-Iers. N.

R. Ineeiai attentioa uaid to eettling "SStstsaT seurevsiw-iiMt. and Clt and eooBtry eeliectlen. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NEW LAW BOOfAS.

1 LITTLE, BROWN fc CO. HAVE JU8T PUBLISHED 1 BILLIARD ON THB LAW OF TAXATION 8V0. 99. Tbe only Aaaerieaa Treatlas oa tbia Important sab Ject BISHOPS COM E5TARIKS OS THB LAW OT MAsV RIED WOMkN. VL II.

8ro. aa. Completing the work. I BIGELOW ON THB LAW OF TORTS, sailing Cases on tbe Law of Torts. Syo.

ftd- KETEEENCE INDEX TO THE REVISED STATUTES OF THB CSTTBO STATttS. front the Statslea te See- tioas. sr Oasim trsAS. uoyai ore. si sa.

EXITED STATES piG EST. VoL V. Sexia. Anssal I Digest fbr 1874. Royal Svo.

93. Vols. VII aad IX. Pint series, will be ready ta Xo Vember snd Deeexabec Tne ezeesdtag lew prise ef this great snd Inillsps i ble work briags it witbia ths reach ef every; prseUalag sawyer. Kft 254 WAIHINGTON BOSTON.

IIKIFMM AND CATARRH. JC3T "Ftl-APushed. a pamphlet seseriatng recent lmptvyrwmeat la treatUMiat. by A. K.

WltxiABSOB, M. Ute CuuiomX Physietaa ta tbe Medical liepartmeat ef tbe Ualreraity ef New-Xera pries, ltf seats. OSIstnsbie of tbe ther. Be. 28 East 2tHh si.

JR.THOtACREATtMNU. -MCHT WE. sTbee Meet as StraagersP' with elegaet rvraette. wriee. 40c bold every.

here. Also, auihvao's Let Me Irem Agaia." e-j Laeaetbe'a Beiaa waits, fro4 toe baioW. Mareb Hereto BOr. Pablisbed by DiTsOa A Ssv. 711 Bread way.

NEW 11U1AJT.H A ANTHEM BV Ml La LtUD Jest PunlisSad -And taere were Sbee berds." A aew Cbnatsaas AatbesB la by Haaawaa MitxAaa. trice. 75a. f. Puoli-bed by DITaON fc CO, Vm.

711 Breadway. POLITICAL. fpiUHTEENTH AWE.HBLT DlHrRJCf JL RAPLbLiCAN ASSOC 1AI1 UN will BBeet at Lloertl slalt. Sa 2-l Weat 16th THIS tMendayt gVtNlJL slSrckKS. CHARLES pi a-b i 4i AA AaejsiaALa, -i.