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FOREIGN. The Crisis on the Eastern Question. Note to the Great Powers. Reply Through the British Minister, at St. Petershnig.

Active War Preparations Going oa in Russia, Negotiations for an Alliance Between England, Austria, Italy, and Turkey. Newspapers Unanimously join in the War Cry. The British Cabinet Resolves to Act Decisively. Anny Movements in France, french Plans for the Relief of the Beleaguered THE EASTERN QUESTION. NOTE.

NEW York, Nor. Trihvne't in London Bends the following full text of Prince GortachakotTd circular to Baron Brnunow, communicated to Granville by Brnnnow on 9Ui of November: Pataca or Tzareoe, Sclo, Oct 44 Baron: The successive alterations which the coaeioered to be the foundation of the equilibrium of Europe have undergone, have obliged the Imperial Cabinet to examine the infioeoce upon the political position of Russlathere- rewriting. Among these compromises, that which interests ns most directly Is the treaty of the ISth and SOth of March, 1864. The special convention between tbe two powers bordering on Urn Black Sea, annexed to this treaty contains an engagememon the part of Russia to limit her naval force to inconsiderable dimensions. In return, this treaty offered her the principle of the neotrallaatlon of that sea.

In view or the signatory powers, this principle was to remove all possibility of a conflict, whether between the powers bordering on the Black Sea, or between them and the maritime powers. It was to Increase the number of territories called by the onanimons agreement of Europe to enjoy Xho benefits of neutrality, and so protect Russia herself from nil danger of aggression. The experience of fifteen yean has proved that this principle, upon which depends the security of the extent of the frontiers of the Russian Empire in this direction, rows only on a theory; In lact, while Russia disarmed tn the Black Sea, and, even by a declaration recorded tn the protocols of tbe conferences, loyally denied to herself the possibility of faking efficient measures for maritime defence In the adjacent seas and ports, Turkey preserved the right to keep np unlimited Derai rces In the Archlpellgo and Straits, France nnd England preserved the power of concentrating tneir in the Medltemnhan. Moreover, by the terms of the treaty the entrance into the Black Sea is formally and forever prohibited to the flag of war, whether of the riparian powers or any other power, but by virtue of the convention tbe passage through these straits is dosed to flags of war only in time of peace. It results from this contradiction that tbe coasts of the Empire remain exposed to all aggressions, even on the pan of less powerful States, as soon as they possess naval forces to which Russia would be able to oppose only a few vessels of small dlmenriomi.

The treaty of the ISth andsoth of March. 1836, moreover, has not escaped the infractions to which most of the European compromises have been subject, and In the presence of which It would be difficult to affirm that a written law founded upon respect lor treaties, as of public law and rule for tbe relations between Elates, has preserved tbe same moral sanction which it may have had in other times. We have seen tbe principalities of Moldavia and Wallachla, the status of which had Been fixed by the treaty of peace, and by the subeeqnent protocols under the guaranty of the great powers, effect a scries of revolutions as contrary to the spirit as to the letter of these compromises, and which led them first to onion and then to the soverelgbty of a foreign prince. These events occurred with the consent of tbe Porte and the acquiescence of thefereat powers, or at Least without these, the latter having thought It accessary to make their decrees respected. Tbe representative of Roads was the only one to raise his voice to point ont to toe Cabinets that, by this aolpraaon, they would pat themselves In contradiction with the explicit stlpnlatlons of the treaty.

Bejoad doubt, these concessions granted to one of the Christian nationalltes of the East had resulted from a general understanding between the Cabinet and tbe Porte. By virtue or a principle applicable to tbe whole of the Christian populations of Turkey, the Imperial Cabinet would have had nothing to do bat applaud; bat they were exclusive. The Imperial Cabinet then could not bnt be struck with the fact that It had been pos- sible to infringe, with Impunity, the treaty of ISM, but a few yeara after its conclusion of itsesential causa, tntho face of the-great powers assembled In conference at Farit, and representing as a whole the blgh collective authority upon which rested the peace of the Rauf. This infraction was not the only one. At several Intervals and under various pretext, the entrance to the straits has been opened to foreign Ships of war, and that of the Black Sea to sever- At squadrons, the presence of which was a of the character of absolute neutrality ascribed to these waters.

(Some unexplained tremble with the English wires prevented the transmission of the entire Earl Granville to Sir A. 'Buchanan, British Am- basaador to St. Petenlmrg: Foukon Office, Nov. 10, isro. Sm: Baron Brtntaw made to me yesterday a communication respecting the convention between the Emperor of Rnssla and tbe Saltan, limiting their naval force in the Black Sea, signed at Pans on the 30th of March, ISM, to which you abode in your telegram of yesterday afternoon.

In my despatch of yesterday 1 gave you an account of what passed between ns. and 1 now propose to observe upon Prince Got tsebakotrs despatches of tho loth and arth alt, communicated to me by the Russian Ambassador, on that occasion Prince Gortscbakolf declared, on the psrt ol His Imperial Majesty, that the treaty of ISM had been Infringed, in various respects, to the prejudice of Ros- 81a, and more especially in tbe case of the principalities against the explicit protest oi Ills representative; and that, in conscqnence ol these Infractions, Rossis ts entitled to renounce those stipulations of the treaty which directly touch her interests. It then announced that she will no longer be bound by the treaties which restrict her tight of sovereignty in the Black Sea. We have here an allegation that certain facts have occurred which, in the Judgment of Buscla. are at variance with certain stipulations of the treaty, and the assumption Is made that Russia, upon the strength of her Judgment as the character of these facts, Is entitled to release herself from certain other stipulations of that instrument.

This assumption is limited In Its practical application to some of the provisions of the treaty, bat the ascumption cf a right to renounce any one ol its terms involves the assumption of a right to renounce the whole. This statement Is wholly independent of reasonableness or unreasonableness, on Its own merits, of the desire of Kussls to be released from the observance of theaupolations ol the treaty of 183 respecting the Black Sea, for the question is, In whose hsnds lies the powerof releasing one or more of the parties from all or any of these stipulations It I has always been held that the right belongs to I the governments only who have been parties to the original instrument. The despatches of Prince Gortschakofl appear to assume that any of the powers who have signet the engagement may allege that occurrences have place which, in its opinion, are at variance with the provisions of tho treaty; and although this view Is not shared nor admitted by the cosignatoary powers, we may find upon that allegation, not a request to these governments for a consideration of the case, but an announcement to them that it has emancipated itself, or holds Itself emancipated from any stipulations of the treaty which It thinks fit to disapprove: ytt ltli quite evident that the effect of such doctrine and of any proceeding, which, with or without the avowal, la founded upon It, is to bneg the entire authority cacy of treaties under the discretionary control of each one of the powers who may have signed ahem, the result of which wonld be the entire destruction of treaties in their essence, whereas their whole object is to bind powers to one another, and for this purpose each of tho powers Surrenders a ponton or its free agency. By the do rirtne and proceeding now question, one of 2he pari les, In Its separate and individual capacltv, Brings back the enure subject to its own control, and remains bound only to itself. Accordingly, P.lnceGortschakcff has announced In those despatches the Intention ol Russia to continue to observe certain of the provisions of the treaty.

However satisfactory this maybe In itself, uts obviously an expression cf free will of thy power, which It might at any time alterorwitbdraw, and this la open to the same objections as other portions of the communication, because implies the right of Russia to annul the treaty, on the ground of allegations of which she construes Berself the only Judge. question, therefore, is not wbelner' any decree expressed by ought to ho carefully examined tn a trilendly spirit by the cosignatory powers, but whether they are to accept from her announcement, tbat hr her own act, without, any consent 3rota them, she released herself, from a solemn corenani. kl 1 need Her Government nave received this communication with deep regret, becnMittopens a disctlwJon which might unsettle ihe'cofdlsl npdfTstandlng Jt has KBSSIteSTUI lor the above-mentioned reasons Slble tor Her Majesty's gtre tor sanction on their part to the come aa'ommoed'hf Prtnoe instead or nrt)a declaration, the Rosalia Government had. addressed Her government the' other powers who are panics to.tha treaty or. isss, and had proposed for them whether anything occurred wbico could be held to taonnt to mu' Infraction of the treaty, or whether there la anything In the terms which, from altered clrcomamncea.

pleases with andne severity upon BniMa, or wbloh In the conne of eventa had become nnneeemry tor the doe protection of Turkey, Her Majtety'a Revert- Dent would not have refused to examine the qnejtion In conctn with the oc-ilenauries of the Whatever might have been the reenlt of such communications, a fish ot future complications and a very dangerous precedent as to the validity of international obligations (Signed) Qeantillb. r.S. Yon will read, this despatch and give a 'ebpyof IttoPrtuceUonachatoff. Q. marxeuNU in zkglaet.

Kxw Yobx, Not. I Too curves pondeot A London says: There baa been great exotumcnr, but no panic to-day, over the Bus das news. In and elsewhere. The' Banian step has been to long expected that the public was partly prepared for iL it is the form and peremptoriness of Russia's declaration wnioh created surprise, rather thin the demand Itself. TfotwlthatandhJgthe warlike tone of the Times this morning, great doubt Is felt whether the English Government would repel Russia's pretenision to abrogate by her own act the treaty of The was believed to be attempting to take the reins of government, as In ISM, but all donbt will be dispelled tc-monow by the publication of Granville's reply.

The views expressed in note are shared In, and supported by, Austria, Fiance, and Italy, each of which sends a reply substantially identical, and will follow the ime of policy. This, and all which follows, 1 state on authority. Fntstla's attitude remains unknown, or at least the British Foreign Office la unable to say what declaration may be expected from Prussia. Odo Hassell's mission was to. exchange direct communications with Count ism art, bat Bussell, when last beard frem, had reached no further than Sedan, having, by advice, thought it best to come to Versailles, via Belgium.

At Sedan he was baying horses and carriage to proceed on bla Journoey. Communications with other governments hate been free and cordial. There nothing yet hke talk about war, but the English Cabinet is in no mood to be deterred by the prospect of a collision In which It does not believe. There is nobody who saya England will not in any case go to war. Both here and, perhaps, atm more in Continental Cabinets, the sense ot the Impossibility of permitting open dictation by Russia uppermost.

Four days ago GortschalkofTs circular was unknown A the American Legation A BL ACTION OF AUSTRIA. I.ondon. Nor. cotrefpondeat telegraphs fmm Vienna to-day; OonschtkolTs note causes great excitement in political circlet Count Von Beast will take immediate and serious diplomatic steps. nance between England, Austria, Italy, and Turkey is seriously contemplated by Connt Ton Bcnst and Connt Andressy.

Lomhj.s, Nov. Cologne Ooreffcof the ISth says: Baton Beast, after an interview with the Itnsslan Ambassador at Vienna, stated to that Rntsia had nearly 100,000 troops near tbe Turkish frontier, and Austria was perfectly prepared to take the Held If land would give her einaent. TUB AkUANCR. BitcSSZLS, Nor. Independence Stlge has a telegram from Menus, dated last evening, announcing that England, Turkey, Austria, and Italy have agreed to preserve a common attitude tow ard Russia.

A collective note to that effect is preparing In Vienna. The threatening attitude of Russia causes a pbutc In money elides in Bruisvls. EXCITEMENT IN ITALY. Fi-ORtNCE, Nov. repudiation of Fails treaty of 1836 causes Intense anxiety here.

CONFIBMATOBX. The has a special from Vienna confirming the accounts already received of excitement In that city, growing cut of the attitude of Russia. rrmceGoitsckakolTa tone causes much excitement there. The question of an alliance between England, Austria, Italy and Turkey fs discussed on all bauds. The to an editorial on the subject, bespocs disgust and indignation for the Russian circular.

TTTB SULTAN. Tbe same paper says tbe Sultan was not consulted by Korsta touching tbe contemptuous revision of the Purls treaty of 1636, but was advised teat Russia hart demanded it. Amsterdam, Nov, a London telegram to the effect that the British fleet Is preparing Its object has been announced at V.cnna and Florence. London, Nov. London special says orders have been despatched for the recall of vessels of war from every station, except where snch are actually needed In foreign waters.

A large concentration of ships at Fonsmouth is already and the greatest activity prcvally tn the naval depots of the Kingdom. A powerful fleet will be immediately despatched to the Mediterranean. GENERAL WAR IMMINENT. In the best Informed circles it Is regarded that In view of tbe present pretensions of Russia, a general European war Is Inevitable. A rupture between England and Russia is looked upon as certain and It la also believed that Prussia Is In close alliance with Russia against tbe rest of Europe.

EFFECTS OF TUB NEWS ON THE MERCHANTS. London, Nov. has been a remarkable decline In tbe prices ot all continental securities at the Exchange to-day In view of the threatened complications arising from tbe Eastern question. BRITLSU CABINET COUNCIL New Yore, Not. Herald's London special says: At the Cabinet Connell Unlay 1 was resolved to act decisively In regard to the Russian complication.

War La imminent. Great pcpular Indignation exists against Russia." THE CRT FOR WAR. New Tore, Not. special to tho World says the whole London press, to-morrow morning, will open the cry against Russia, appealing to the government to declare war II she persists In her demands. The feeling in the city la intense, and and the excitement almost unprecedented.

The government Amis Itself pressed forward to an attitude It bad not at first designed to asinine. This feeling is so strong that the government Is convinced that it is unsafe to resist it. Extraordinary activity prhvaila at admiralty. Orders were given to man, arm, and prepare the entire fleet, work to go on day and night at Portsmouth, Davenport, Spltbead, and Shearncss. COMMENTS OF THE JOURNALS.

London, Nov. Cerlln Correspondence, seal-official, regrets that the powers do not consider the yropriety of moplfjrlng the treaty of ISM. Austrian and Hungarian Journals unanimously denounce Russia tor ber proposed vlolalation of the solemn treaty obligation. To chs, Nov. Journals treat anxiety on tbe subject of renunciation of tbe Paris trcatTi as a Just return for her indifference to thesnffcringaof a former ally.

The government here seems to give no attention to the incident. WAR rREPARATIONS IN RUSSIA. New Tore, Nov. World's London correspondent says: A letter from Warsaw ol the Sib, saya tho Reserves of the Russian army have for t'ome time past been secretly called in. The command Is not given In the usual en manner, but secretly to tbe chiefs of districts.

Army contracts for breadstnffs are twice as large for 1871, as last year. The manufacture of arms. In all the foundries, is prorccding with uniuterrnptcd energy, and tne fleet is btlrg constantly exercised in the use of new cai.ncu, at Constant. DOUBTFUL. Odo Russell hat Informed Granville that Blsmark says Prussia has not been, and win not be a party to the abrogation of the treaty of 1557, by Russia.

That circular took Blsmatk by surprise, and no secret understanding exists between Prussia and Russia. protestations are received with incredulity by the beet informed circles here. FRAKCE, BCLtmss pcturatn nr covern- VENT. Tours, Not. following despatches were received by the government: Brsux, Nov, Prussians now investing Fails arc forcing the French peasantry into their setvlce.

The latter are compelled to take thtlr own hones and wagons to wort on the Prussian defences under the fire of the forts at Paris. linnx is occupied py the French forces. Lyons, Not. reoccupled by the In heavy force. Montxbois, Nov Prussians have burned the railroad station and several other buildings at Marseilles, Nov.

Late advices from Algeria announce that General Lallcman had taken commando! the French military forces there. In his address he said his mission was simply to Insure peace and order in the colony. He had no Intention whatever of meddling with the civil authorities Republican principles alone could save France and insure her future grandeur, la quiet. Tours, Nov. N0 official Intelligence from the Army of Loire or of Paris Is given public today.

Advices from an parts of the cocntip show that there is great activity in prepatlng material of war. The decree ordering the departtccnts to furnish cannon, is obeyed with alacrity in all unoccupied districts. At Bordereaus and Nantes metnullenn only are made. A of Prussian official despatches was found at Orleans yesterday, from which the government obtained valuable information of the enemy's intentions. A Bavarian Count was arrested yesterday, In Tours.

He said he was a member of an ambulance corps, was sent to the frontier, and released. Weather very bad. BAP LOOK FOB TUB GERMANS. NEW Tour, N0v.16.-A special to the World sates that private letters from Versailles say the position of the Germans has become extremely critical, and alarm prevails among all who understand the situation. Tho Ring would return at once to Berlin, but It was not considered safe to permit him to depart without a large escort, which could not be spared, as be would captured or shot by the French.

So great are Von Jioltkc's apprehensions of the consequences of atuefcs by the forces of Trochu, and a simoK taneoua assault by the Army ol the Loire, max entrenchments are being thrown up in the rear and Hanks of the German positions around Parts. Officers of high ranh'at Versailles declare that the Germans find themselves and other letters state a transformation In the scene has occurred, Tbe French people are changing from depression and fear Into confidence and bravery. Immense supplies, and Sqyder rifles sad Armstrong gnu are In their hands, sod the numbers of their armies are con. Stantly Increasing. In abort everything promises the complete tsrulngot the table utter annihilation of the invaders.

THB ABUT CM bm MAVtBUFFEI. Tomta, Nov. unlay report the advance gnarfrof the German first army under general Uanteoffel arrived. at Straasons. -Lcnmoif, Nor.jif.—Aßpecui correspondent TOL.

24. New Tort World telegraphs from Bnute'v, Tie find arny under Oeoeral moved In two one proceeding along the Belgian frontier, and Is now as Boaecroy, and the other, having reached Solsaona, turned north, strintg the taon Railroad at Charny, and vancei to LaFere, fifty mllessoatuweet of Hosetroy. The strength ot both columns Is 60,000 men. MOLTKZ IU- a repos la current here that Von Moltkeis seriously UL NAPOLEON TO IUTB NEW QUARTERS. Chateau Arewberg, la the Canton of Thargeovts, is being prepared for the residence of Napoleon.

Large quantities of baggage have arrived at the chateau, and the arrival of the Emperor la expected. A French movement toward Chartres is apparently intended as a preliminary to an attack on the western of the German army now investing Faria. London, Not. The New York (TorUTt correspondent A Tours, under date of yesterday, sends the following: General Pal ad In es has ordered a corps of BVWO men to advance In front of Le Maos along the line ot railway to Chartres, and then move southeast to Toury, effecting a Junction there with the left wing of the main body. The government here Is In possession ot information that Prince Frederick Charles' army is advancing to reinforce the Grand Duke of Meckleaburg-Schwerlu, who is now in command A Toury.

The Prince cannot possibly reach there until the ad, On the 9th about halt of Us forces had reached Nemotua, lio miles from Tours. Ontheltth the rear of his army had re ache! that place. His scoots arrived A Nebonrs on the ISth, bat were ceptared by a detachment of Gardes Mobiles. These were taken by the French to impede the advance of the Prince from Somoors to Tawry. The Bake of Mecklenburg force consists of Von Ber Tana'S corps of the Fourth, Seventeenth, and Twentieth' Infantry divisions, men; and 4,000 cavahy.

DePaladlne's army contains a Urge proportion'd troops of the line. Hli force Is daily strengthened. Reinforcements are coming forward. The arming and equipping of new levies Is perfected In an astonishingly short time. Great quantities of arms are constantly coming to band by Importation, while the manufacture of muskets, cannon, and equipments ptoceeds with remarkable activity.

attacked. Toors, Nor. Is surrounded again by the Ocnsana, and a lively artillery fire Is kept np between tbe town and the besiegers. BAZAINI AND METZ. Bazalne, in a letter to tbe Mrd, says the army of Metz bad one Marahal, Generals, officers, and men struck by the enemy's fire, and it made itself respected In every fight in which It engaged.

Such an army could not be composed of traitors and cowards. Famine and disorganisation alone caused the to fall from tbe bands oi the 65,000 real combatants who remained. The artillery and cavalry were without horses, It having been necessary to kill them to alleviate their privations. A correspondent at London writes of Metz: Although there was much misery from the wont of food, It arose rather from want of proper distribution than from positive absence of ir. The officers bad as much to eat as they wished, while the men, in some actaally died of banger." IN AND AROCND PARIS.

New York, Nov. despatches report a growing scarcity of food In Paris. Tbe Liberte states that there arc dally conflicts at the marvets There the women literally fight for the articles (or sole, although there ts an ample supnlr lor all. The journal suggests the issue of numbered tickets to applicants, who should form line, under the direction ol the National Guard. GARIBALOL Lisbon, Not.

Garibaldi la abandon Irg the line of the Vosges. The Prussians hare consequently advanced to Dole. CAPTAINS OF MERCHANT VESSELS. Tbe French are treating tbe captains of merchant vessels which the capture as prisoners ot war. Blsmark has demanded the surrender of forty captains, now held as prisoners, and threatens, in case of non-compliance, to Imprison an eqoal number of French notables.

MISCELLANEOUS. Tours, Nov. from Orleans state that among the prisoners captured in the battle on the 9th, were the nephew of the Prussian commander General of the Prussians who was Governor of Orleans daring their late occupation of the city. The carriage and horses of Van Der Tana nlmself were also captured. The city of Chartres is again occupied by the French.

A new loan is contemplated by the government at Toms. GERMANY. London, Nov. Berlin correspondent intimates that peace is impossible until France learns that the government of national defence means National disorder. The Prussians are sanding more artillery to Paris.

North German Parliament will meet at Berlin on tbe 24ib. London, Nuv. A New York Herald correspondent writing from Welhelmshope 14th says: Pleirc left to-dsy on a mission which Is known to nobody. The Emperor has addressed a letter to King William thanking him for having stationed his Marshals so conveniently near him, and for having, according to his wish, quartered part of Che Imperial guard lu the vicinity of the castle. GREAT BRITAIN.

London, Nov. powers have congratulated Pilnce Henry, of Orange, on bis reception in Luxembourg. New Tore, Nov. London correspondent of the World telegraphs as follows; correspondent to-day had a conversation with a member of the government cenceratag the intentions of the administration in regard to the demand of Russia in the matter of the Paris treaty. The gentleman said: point of fact Roasts, tabs nothing unreasonable, notblrg we should be unwilling to concede it la useless to fight against destiny.

Rossis is certain, nltlmately, to accomplish all ner designs. Why should we be endeavoring to thwart her and involve ourselves in a disastrous conflict However, notwithstanding Russia evidently counts on the peculiar situation of Europe at this time as Securing her A single-handed fight with Turkey, It is by no means certain that such a conflict would result in a Russian triumph. Turkey is not weak. Her railways have been constructed with a view to defence, and they add greatly to her strategic advantages. Her army Is capable of extraordinary valor and endurance, ber fleet, although not bo numerous, is more powcrfnl than Russia's.

The army of Rnssla today numbers men on paper. They are poorly aimed and imperfectly equipped. Russia is not ready for war, nor will ahe be for two SPAIN. London, Nov. special correspondent at Madrid, in a despatch dated to-day, 10:40 a.

states that immense excitement prevails in that dty on the throne question. If two hundred aad twelve Deputies vote for a monarch, a Carilst rise is certain, and armed Republicans are expected to oppose the election. Edicts have been iasned against public meetings, and a strong military force la under arms. A determined plot has been discovered against the life of Prim. Five conspirators have been seized, and large supplies of revolvers, grenades and polgnards, letters and telegrams have also been found upon persons arrested with others well known to the government.

Serious outbreaks In the provinces have resulted from the mlUlarr persecutions of tbe Madrid Government. Man rid, Nor. A meeting of the Liberal members of the cartes was held yesterday. One hundred and eighty-three deputies were present. Including Marshall Serralno, Lepea, Domineqnez, and Trquenlo.

After a long discussion, was agreed that the lint vote to betatenonthe throne question, to-day. should be cast for the Dnkeof3lontpenster, and If be is not chosen, then the Dote of Asata should receive their snf friges. ITALY. Tors, Not. Italian republican writes of an toterrlew with Hazzlnl.

lie is declared to be dying of disease and a broken bean. Marript says tbc Italians might have made tbetr own country a Republic, and tbe whole nation bare helped France, It they bad made an ebon three months ago. Now it was too laje. The sole hope tor the future ot Italy lies In QaribaldL MEXICO. Cttt or Mexico, Not.

4, tie Havana, Not. U. health ol Juarez Is Improving. Congress is engaged In discussing tbe free zone bill. 3d miller Romero, representing the President, in an extended argument, favored Us abo mi on.

Joartz has returned tbe Tehnactopec Canal bill, suggesting an amendment effectually to aecure the construction of a caoaL Additional troops have been sent to the Sate cl Guerrero. CHINA. Bombay, Not. despatches from China have been received. There have been farther outrages committed on foreigners at Canton.

The execution ot the Tientsin criminals has been deferred for a time. Reamers Banted. St. Lons, Nov. steamers Cornelia and Bossier were burned near New Orleans this morning.

Both were owned here. The former was valued at (45,000. Insured in the Enterprise, of Cincinnati, for JIS.OOO: Eureka, Pittsburgh, American, and Firemen's, Cincinnati, tl.eso, each: Commercial, Chicago, Cincinnati, of Cincinnati, (0,000. The Bossier was built here, only a month ago. and was valued at (16.000.

Insured in the Citizens', Franklin, and Peabody, all of Wheeling, (3,000 each. Bled. Toronto, Nov. Wm. Home Blske, one ot the most distinguished Jurists of died yesterday.

Blake occupied for a number of yean the position of Professor ot Law in the TJwrersltT of Toronto. Upon tbe reorganizing ot the Court of Chancery by the Baldvrtu government, Blake was elected Chancellor, which office he held till the 6th, when declining health compelled his resignation. out Vfithont Notice. Kot. P.

Lmitp, rroinlnent bonder, hli wltb tujoot ftMMi Bo le.ee. or M.OOO loaeolednesj behind. The Philadelphia Election AffxmrixnuiiiiraiA. Nov. The Hanlon case was Court that it could not agree.

then adjoumedTin I o'clock to-day. WASHINGTON. Recall of Mr. Motley Anthorllalively Affirmed. Applications from Railroads to Garry Goods Under the New Port-of-Entry Law.

SSpedal Desootch to The OUcazo Tribune. TDK ENGLISH MISSION. Waxhwoton, Nov. spite of the authorized denial furnished to the press last night, that the President had not ordered the recall of Hr. Motley, such order has been sent.

It that Hr. Moran wrote a letter, stating that Mr. felt himself in a very awkward position toward the English Government, and would doubtless be glad at an early selection otbis successor; that the lease for hit house In London was nearly out, and he did not desire to renew U. On these accruals, and oecanse It would be almost a loss of labertoopen the presentation of any question through Mr. Motley, the order for his recall was forwarded as a further move against Rim, THE IXOTD ABPDfWAU.

SEttCRE. The seizure of the steamer Lloyd Asplnwall by the Spanish authorities in Caban waters, on the SUt of January last, has been the subject of action on the part of the State Department, ever since the above time. Tne negotiations seriously threatened a war with Spain. The American owners claimed damages A the rate of 1300 per day for the whole time from the date of the seizure tm released on the SSthof April At the suggestion of Secretary Fish, the question of damages was referred to a Spanish merchant ot New York, on the part of Spain, and an American merchant. These two chose the Consol of the Kottn German Confederation as umpire.

A decision has Jut been reached, by Jwhich the United States will receive for the owners $197,000 tn gold. A RAID ON TUB CLSSEH. The evening, says editorially; "The claim set np In behalf of ex-Secretary Oox as civil service reformer, has brought out the fact established by tbe record of the Treasury that, of four hundred clerks appointed by him to the Census Bureau, over fifty had previously been missed from that department for political reasons, on the ground of lucompeteney, or still more serious charges of various kinds. This is he result of one of Secretary Delano's first acts, a list of clerks having been made oat, sod sent around to tbe other departments with a view of discovering how many had been dismissed, and whether charges could be found against any which could be made the basis of removing them, sod thus make capital against Secretary cox. John Delano and Hon.

Joseph Dwyer, of Olio, hare charge of the work In the absence, and some of tbe most efficient clerks tn the Census Bureau are named by these gentlemen. It Is well nnderstood at the Interior Department that the matter is to be used against General Walker, Superintendent of Census, with a view of removing him. TRANSPORTATION OP GOODS IN BOND. The Camden A Amboy Railroad has made an Informal proposal to be bonded for the transportation of Imported goods in bnlk designed for Western of entry. The New York Central has also applied, and they are the only roads yet heard from by the Treasury Department.

Their proposltioua are not such as the department desires, though they may be accepted. DRAEB AND SCHURZ. Senator Drake, of Missouri, came in to-day on the next train after General Schurz. The former went directly to the White Boose. The latter has not called as yet (Totbe Associated Prw.l TUB AFRICAN SLAVE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

Washington, Nov. additional convention between the United States and Great Britain Is published by authority. The three mixed Conns of Justice arc abolished. The jurisdiction heretofore exercised by them is now to bo excr- cited by coons ot one or the other of tbe high contracting parties, according to their respective modes of procedure, in matters of maritime prize It is agreed, In the case of an American merchant vessel searched by a British cruiser, boicgdetolned as having been engaged in the African slave trade, or as having been fitting ont (or that purpose, she shall be sent to New York or Key West, whichever shall be most convenient, for adjudication, or shall be banded over to a United Stares cruiser, 11 one should bo available In tbe neighborhood of tbe capture, and that, in the corresponding case of a British merchant vessel searched by a United States cruiser being detained as having been engaged In tbe African slave trade, or as having been fined cut for that purpose, she shall be sent for adjudication to the nearest or most accessible British colony, or shall be handed over to a British cruiser, if one should be available In the neighborhood of capture. All negroes or others be on board cither the American or British vessel, for tbe purpose of being consigned to slavery, snail be handed over to the nearest British authority, Her Britannic Majesty guaranteeing their liberty.

THE PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL MESSAGE. Tbe President hog commenced the preparation of his annual message, and will devote the greater port ot every day hereafter to that nntil its completion. MINISTER MOTLEY RECALLED. There hare been conflicting verbal and published reports concerning Minister Motley, bat toe question is now settled beyond dispute by the declaration of President Grant himself that he has actually recalled Minister Motler. and Instructed secretary Fbh to advise him tngly.

TAX ON GAS. Numerous Inquiries hare been made of the tereal Revenue Bureau as to gas, and the answer la given that Section 94 of the act of In force, the article tielns taxed as a manatee tare. New York, Nov. World's Washington ooirespondent telegraphs: The proposed newjarty of re venae ers, foreshadowed by The Chicago In Its Itmie of Setorday last, creates quite a little motion In Washington. Colonel Forney yields the whole question; admits thst there is a new party: declares that The Chicago Tribune baa deserted the Republican party, andjttatcs, what The Tribcnb does not allege even, that Senator Trumbull la to bead the new coalition and become Us candidate for the Presidency.

During the late he made a speech at Springfield, which was strongly in favor of revenne reform. It will be remembered mat at the last session of Congress he Introduced the Civil Service bill, making It a ratsdemeuor for bera of Congress to solicit office or to sign recommendations for office In any of the executive departments of the government, lie is understood to favor a civil service reform, as advocated by ex-secretary cox and others. The impression ts that in his speech at Springfield Senator Trumbull foreshadowed tho pal Icy which has now been adopted by his organ, the Tribune, Forney, from the of the Tribune article, that It has abandoned ail hopes of the Republican party being able to elect Its candidate In ISTS. Senator Trumbull In Washington, and while he doea not admit that he Is the candidate for President of the revenue reform party, or any other party, he at the same time warmly endorses the cause-of civil service reform, as well as that of revenue reform. He Is pledged to both, and will advocate both In hla piece in the Senator Schnrz says the revenue reform movement wilt sweep the West; that no party and no administration can stand up against It.

He arrived here to-day." JXNCKKS SOT A CANDIDATE. Pbotioencs, R. Nov. Washington despatch announcing that Congressman Jencket is an applicant for the posmou of Commissioner of Patents is utterly false. OHIO.

Elected by the State Woman Snftrace Convention to tlio Late Calvin Sombcra CoLCMErs, 0., Nov. Ohio Female Suffrage Association elected the following officers, to-day. for the ensuing year: President. Mrs. Dr.

B. M. Tracy Cutler, of Cleveland; Vice Preadent. Mra M. M.

Cole, of Sidney; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary Graham, of Cincinnati; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. D. Stewart, of Springfield; Treasurer, Mr. H.

CraU, of Cincinnati. The attendance has been small, only twentyfour delegates being present. Cincinnati. Nov. funeral of Calvin P.

Starbuck. of the Cincinnati Times, takes place tomorrow at id o'clock a. m. At a meeting of the employes of the Times office, held to-day, resolutions were adopted paving a tribute to hla constancy, uprightness, Cnnstun-Uke purposes, and benevolence, and mourning for the loss of a revered fnend and generous benefactor. Appropriate resolutions were also adopted by the tinenrnatt Typographical Union to-night.

Maxwell P. Gaddcs reached here to-day. It la annnonneed that the Ohio A Mississippi Railroad has completed arrangements with the Carroll line of steamers from St. Louis, to transfer freight from this city to all points Sooth. Tne rates announced to-day from Cincinnati to Vlckaborgh and New Orleans are bacon, so cents per hundred pounds; pork, ll.w per barrel; way landings, per cent advance.

An attempt was made by a number of leading criminals last night to break from the county jail, but their plans were frostrated by the yigilance of the officers. Dead Body Sui- Ctsctkkati, Ohio, Nor. The bodj of a dead German, containing a hospital ticket bearing name John Keck, wat found in the rirer toMaj Eddie Bond, 13 rears old, committed suicide bj hanging, ycaterdaj, at NewcasUe, Ind. WISCONSIN. Appointment of Assistant Secretary of Complexion of tbe Special Dopatcb to The Chicago Tribune.

Mad isos, Nor. T. S. Allen baring resigned tbe position of Assistant Secretary of State, to engage in the publication of. tbe Oshtosh ycriAwwtrrn, Secretary Breese has appointed in bis place Mr.

John S. Dean, of ibis oty, for several years Chief Gcrk of the Assembly, and latterly Genera) Agent of the Northwestern life Insurance Company. He wm make a most capable and efficient officer. The Assembly stands 5 KepabUcans and as classifying Independents according to past political affinities. SOUTH CAEOUKA.

The charleston Congressional ts. Dc Large. Washington, Nor. received from official sources corroborate the charges of fraud the Second Sooth Carolina district, whereby rotes for Bowen were fraudulently counted out. At one precinct, where Bowen received 533 rotes, the contents of two boxes were mixed together, aud the count given him was only its.

AH these voters made affidavits of the facta, and the United States District Attorney ts now engaged in prosecuting the Commissioners and tbe election managers for conspiracy to perpetrate these frauds. A fair count, iris alleged, would give to Bowen nearly 5,000 majority. It Is probable the Boird of Managers, in new of those facta, wia award him the certificate. Liatstwoitb, Kansas, Nor. Vontauk flour tn this city, owncd.and operated by Wlihlat Broth era, wag destroyed by fire yesterday aft-moon.

Lose estimated at Insuredas follows: Albany (Sty. Albany, American Central, isimr and Chjga- Great Western. Chicago, Pacific, Ban Ftaadsoo, and Lou- 1 dod and G10be, 68,0001 ssoakJuared SATO North British. Tre engine and boUexs, betng la CHICAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1870. a bcHding separate from the main not it Mr.

Decoct, one ot the millers of the eetabiia ament, was seriously, II not fataOy, lajnred by the faffing A a hatchway during the pxonnrKCX. Nov. Pocaaiet Bleachery In Johnstown, owred by Junes' Walsh, was boned last nlsbc (two; insured. 1 bainiiotz, Nov. this morning Baker A glass works were destroyed by fire.

Leu folly insured. HEW YORK. Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. GOLD. Ntw Yore, Nor.

market is still nnsew tied by reports of alarm and boslneaa depression In Europe in consequence of the Black Sea imbroglio. Gold waa strong, and advanced to 18X; the final rates for carrying were fIA and 9 pcs cent The Treasury award cf $1,000,000 was made A 112.03 to 118 21-100. The China took oat 678 In specie. The government bond market was higher this afternoon, the whole list having advanced 1 per cent. MOKST.

The market closed feverish. The money mar-, ket showed sore activity, and rates were firm, call loans being sto 7 per cent. The advance icems to be doe to artificial means employed by parties interested In bear speculations in stocks. Tne market closed steady A 6 per cent. FOREIGN EXCHANGE was unsettled, but rates closed substantially at figures.

The London newa was need to depress the Rock TTsrket, Prices were generally lower. New York Central wa the feature, and sold freely, declining per cent. The wheat market was excited, and closed 1 to 2 cents better os the advance abroad and- the t-lgber premium tor gold. The prospective troubles between England and Bnsaia, and rumors of hostile demonstrations by the Federal Government respecting the Alabama the primary causes of the advance. Shippers op.

crated very sparingly, and mlUen did very little, but there was enough speculation to compel boyera to pay more money, notwithstanding an advance in ocean treighte and prospective large receipts. The sales were about 110,000 bushels. fiocx. The CblnmCn and medium grades of state and Western flours were Irregular. The leading shipping extras Were in demand both for export and speculation at an improvement of OAlOe per barrel Low grades, howerer, were dlfflcolt to more, and, with large receipts, bpyers did not puichaso higher grades beyond their Immediate wants.

The marketior the whole range of cm flour partook of much the same fTo the Atiodatad Prcsaj EXCITEMENT IN THE GOLD BOOK. New Yoke, Nor. Gold Room is the chief point of attraction for speculators, in conscience ot the wide and frequent flactuations resulting from the increasing complications la Europe. The market is very sensitive. and responds quickly to European telegrams.

REVENUE SEIZURE. In commercial circles the recent seizure of the books of an eminent firm for entering false weights at Uie Custom Mouse, is still the great topic of conversation. It is rumored tnat the government has possession of a valnable cargo belcnglng to the Arm, and that the alleged frauds will reach 13C0.MW. Too paper of this arm, which nsnaUypossrs at 9 to 6 percent, was to-day freely offered at 8 without buyers. DISAPPEARANCE.

It was reported this morning that an individual with highly respectable connections, and under bail for warehouse fronds, had disappeared, and that hla ball hu been discovered to be worthless. RAILROAD FARES AND FREKJjm. auu ll la. The managers of trunk lines of railroads to the West have been unable yet to harmonize on fares and freignu, and there is still a great deal of cutting and carving on rates from New Tors to the NEW YORK CENTRAL STOCK. Among the gorstp on the street to-day was a atoty that Vanderbilt Isold a put on New York Centra! stock at 93 (or 1 per cent to WU'iam Street, and that the stock Is being bought aiamtt lb ni nr.

The story gained mach credence from the that there wereheavv of Centra to-dsy. ahe stock, however, came oat win unusual freedom, which created the Iranresslon ibbt the Commodore aas allowing the Wall street clique the privilege of carrying off his New Yoik Central for him. WESTERN UNION TZLCOBATIt COMPANY. There was a rumor on the Block Exchange this afternoon that tbo Western Union Telegraph party were negotiating for the purchase of Chambers street store for 15,000,000 new stock. This report conld not be fully verified.

BANE OF ENGLAND RATS OF DISCOUNT. There la an Impression here that the Bank of England will raise its rate of discount to-morrow. AID FOB TTIB WOUNDED. The fair for the French wounded opened last night, with speeches by M. Victor Place, Consul General for France, and Hon.

Klchard It was a brilliant assemblage. SUPPLIES FOR FRANCE. The French steamer Lafayette la expected to leave port to-day, having on board 220 cases of United States rifled muskets from the Tror Armory, and a large quantity of ammunition and equipments, consigned to Herbert Kane A Havre. Another large shipment of arms to France will be made per VUle Paris, on theSSth. Michael St.

George, State Inspector of Registry, i held in (9,000 ball for trial, charged with per Mina to register illegally after being chalenged by the Federal Supervisor. The steamship Main, from Bremen, has arrived. Colonel Alexander Leon, of Anx Cares, agent of the revomtloatsu in Haiti under General Dominique, has arrived in this city. It la said nc is ou a mirmnn in the Cabral Interest, in connection with a movement expected in Son Domingo thU month. The non-amval of tbe steamship City of Port on Prince, at tnls port, has created uneasiness some commercial circles, bat as she was only due yesterday morning or the evening before, providing abe had sailed tbe regular day and made her usual time, her delay ts not remarkable nor sufficient to cause any alarm as to net safety.

ARREST OF THE JOT BOBBER. Detective Uealy, of the St, Nicholas Hotel, arrested a man named John Brice last night, on FUtplclon of stealing (90,000 worth of bonds from the room of Hon. J. F. Joy, ot Detroit, about two weeks ago.

The accused will be taken to court this afternoon. ILLINOIS. second Session of the dtat convention at Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Blocxington, Nov. The morning session of the Methodist State Convention was brim fall of interest.

The subject of the Christian Sabbath called ont some speeches sharp as 11 turners spear. An old veteran. Dr. Finley, deeply impressed the audience with the Importance of a strict observance of the blessed day. Haven, Reid, and others, made excellent remarks.

The great feature of the morning was President address on the religions literature of the Church. The following was offered and adopted: Nuottod, That thli convent lon Appoint a committee of ten to report upon the practicability of ectablbUox, at wine central point in tne Weit. a dally uevrapaper. to be coder the control of the Methoaltt Charcb, and the patronaeeof the entire Wert. K.

O. Haven, John A. Locan, Biratn Sean. b. P.

Heath, J. S. Akera. W. D.

R. Trotter. O. S. Mantell.

Alter the devotions tn the afternoon. Rev. F. L. Thompson read an address on Snnday Several speakers followed, urging the necessity of greater attention to this department of the Chore h.

Two delegates from the late Indiana State Convention were Introduced. One, Dr. Andrews, gave an interesting sketch of the work in that lie bore the greetings of foor hundred and sixty of the clergy, and one hundred and thirteen thousand of the laity of Indiana, who are one with the brethren of Illinois, and. in facr, with the the cause of Christ. But the leading feature of the afternoon was tho address of Mrs.

J. F. Willing. The house oiled, even to standing room tn the gallery. She presented the women's sphere In Christian labor In strong, well-digested thought, making a powerful impression upon the great audience.

It was the happiest success of her life. When the last word was spoken. Instantly the throng sprang up and sang most lustily, 44 hall tne power of name." When seated, an aged veteran moved a vote of and, while the emoke of battle was clearing away, a crowd gathered around Mrs. Willing, presenting their congratulations. Order being restored, the committee reported favorably, with several items, on the subject of a dally paper.

Dr. E. O. Haven made a telling speech, referring to the demand and the way of obtaining the desired reanlL Drs. Walden and Reid followed, showing the necessary steps the Church most take.

The committee was instructed to communicate with the patronizing Conferences, and bring the matter Into definite shape oy the meeting of toe next General Conference. In the evening. Dr. E. O.

Haven presented the claima of the Educational Institutions of. Methodism in HUnola. It was one of the Doctor's masterly efforts. Opinions ol the Supreme Court, January Redoctctcd Return Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribute. Nov.

of the Supreme Court, January term, ISTO, hare been filed In the following cases, for which I am Indebted to Hon. Urn. A. Turner, Clerk of the Supreme Court: Cunningham t. Craig.

Error to Judgment affirmed. SI. Dlrgeldeln, impleaded, Am, r. Hersmaa et ah Enor to Brown. Decree on bin of renew is reversed, and original decree to remain in force.

7. Williams et ah v. Wlggaad et ah Error to Pratt. Decree reversed. St.

Briscoe et ah r. York et ah Appeal from Clark. Decree reversed and remanded. 48. T.P.

AW. Railway Company v. Pindar et aL Appeal from McLean. Judgment reversed and remanded. Sprague ct aL t.

HailewtnUe, impleaded. A a Appeal bom McLean. Judgment rerened and remanded. ts. Grtdiey r.

Watson, administrator, Ac. Appeal tram McLean. Decree affirmed. SA SQreyr. Dowell et aL Appeal tean Mason.

Decree rerened and remanded. 9. Haines et aL r. Haines. Appeal from Mc- Lean.

Decree rerened and remanded. ICS. Clpperly et aL r. Rhoades, Error to Macon. Decree affirmed.

Ul. winneahelk Insurance Company t. Halsegrate. Appeal from Mason. Decree rerened.

12U Plaster r. Plaster. Appeal from Casa Decree rerened and remanded. It the order of the Coart that the folio whig cases be redocketed for farther argument at the January term, 1571: 3. Chamblin et aL r.

mate aL Error to Mason. 14. Portman et aL r. et aL Error to lason. is.

Gilbert et aL r. Holmes. Error to Banlolph. GT. sterens r.

Brawn. Appeal tram Cham- iso. El dm asm et aL r. Bowman et aL Appeal from bt, Clair. 146.

Johnson et aL r. PtOotkr Error to Schuy- IGX Thomas r. County of Morgan el aL Appeal from Morgan. 163, lindiy r. Smith et aL Error to Clark.

174. Baugh ar v. Mann. Appeal tram Cats. Also the following cases of The January term, 1569: ss.

White et aL County of Bond. Appeal from Bond. The Secretary of State, to-day appointed Captain George Rutland as Clerk In charge of the State Library, vice Rndetph Hummel, deceased. Captain Rutland was tn the late war three rears, ana eats close in command of Co. Ninth hedi lulnola Volunteers.

Ho was a btmrs and gallant officer, and waa twlca wounded, and from the effects of the same is an invalid. Be win make an efficient and faithful officer. I to inform the readers of Tax of the death, by a congestive chUL of Hon, A. Springer, of Edwardsrille. Madison Com ty, which occurred last night, at 10 o'clock.

Springer was a prominent citizen, and bis loss will be deeply depleted bv bla numerous friends and our chimes The colonel was an active and Influential member ot the late Conatltoconal Convention, and won golden opinions from all of his suocutes. His record during the late war was that of a warm and zealous lover of hia country, a firm and triend, and advocate ot the Republican party and In and a brave and gal-ant soldier and otaoer, A State Moslem Convention la In session at the Opera House, sad to-morrow and Friday evening two grand cot eena will be given. So far the convention as been a grand success. To-day the following counties have tarnished the Seuttrry of Sate with official abstract of the vote caA at the late election: Boreas. Calhoun, Hamilton, Henry, Iroquois, Johnson.

Kane. Ken- McLean, Marshall. Peoria, Randolph, 8k Clair, Stephenson. Whiteside. This leaves sixteen c'unaes ye: to bear from.

From the official returns received 1 gather the following: Farnsworth's majority in the Second District Is majority in the Frith DUtrfot is 616: majority in the Seventh District is Bices majority the Tenth District la 1,533. For State Sens tors I find, the Third District, Washburn's(Democrat) majority 2351. lathe Fifth District, Hon. W. H.

Underwood, Republican. received all the rotes being 8,780. In the Seventh District Charles majority is 89S; Lewis Solomon, 592. In the Ninth District i. Tlncher's majority is 1,53: James W.

majority is 79. Both Republicans. In the Fourteenth District, H. S. Staler has a majority ot 988.

and B. R. Hampton a majority of 937, both being good, reliable Republicans. This district has been claimed by the Democrats tn all eta'ementa heretofore published. In the Nineteenth District.

Charles W. Marsh baa a majority oMJSCS, and James W. Eddy a majority of 644, both good and true Republicans. In the Twenty-first District, L. D.

Whiting has a majority of and is true blue Republican. All these figures ate official. John R. Hayes baa notified the Clerk of Stephennon County that ha Intends to contest the election of Wm. Stewart as Sbenff-elect of said county.

fiehVin. (Nor. 13), despatch to the St. Tools HfptiUuan nys: Gadsden divorce case has been compromised. The card ot Un.

O. removed the jealousy from her lord's mind, and the parties now dwell In harmony." Attempted at Crawford Mattoon, CL, Not. evening, at Robinsou, Crawford County. 111., Thomas A. Lina fired ihmnah the window ot Ur.

G. N. Parker's house, seriously wounding Mrs. Par ter, and then made his escape. Be la 28 jean old.

six loot high, hearr hulir, light hair, bme and no whiskerv Tiro' hundred dollars reward is offered by D. KeavW. Sheriff ot Crawford. County. Official flection calhoun oodntt.

235 Rldeely 3 Ccnp. 836 3 05 Rice 3 236 Shephard Ml SI Bash Ml 3 Kiss 256 I -Drtnton- 223 US COLES COUNir. LSW BIMILTOM COUNTY, 9 6W Asdersoa (Uth n.V-Bobmton. lOS Manball 1,044 VIS 916 654 Allen. SM (XJCNTT.

3 730 837 An-lenon. 7W D)-Hawley SIS Cable 757 811 51 Srntcr. 834 Bailey. JU BBS 737 Kiuiiix cocsn. Trcaroier-Batea LSI Bldyely 9 (at I.arret— 437 1,337 Arcrv 435 Blrel IS Moore 439 Ml Frew 7M waanmoTos county.

(at 1,015 (10th 1J833 Mondy 1.170 .1.163 Boa wimenesn. Bates ut Aadenno (Uth Marshall 1491 tjuit Sheridan 4S Marian 1,361 liornblo Results of a Boiler Andanan Mt Punani liornblo Results of a Roller at Killed more inunchanged. Indianapolis, Not. dlpatch from Anderson this morning gives the paitlcularo of a most horrible accident. The boiler In the heading factory of Captain Doxey blew np at halfpast seven, killing five employes outright, aud wounding a number of o'hera.

A lady living near by was tom to and every member of her family more or less injured. The factory and honse are a total wreck. The accident due to defective machinery and the employment of an incompetent engineer. Great excitement prevails, aud farther particulars cannot be obtained at present Indianapolis, Nov. oeadlng factory, at Anderson, was blown np, this morning, killing four men and wounding five or six.

The building was tom to pieces, a family in the adjoining, while eating breakfast, were blown into the street murder at Hope, Indianapolis, Nor. Griffin, an employe of Dr. C. S. Roynton, ot Hope, snot ha employer, on Mondiy evening, daring a personal altercation, There a no hope for Roynton's recovery, Railroad Fatality at Indianapolis, Not.

Spinney, a cltlot Aoderoon, was ren overby tbe switching engine in tbe west end of the city. He was horribly mangled, and died soon after he was hurt THE WEST. Cattle Shipped East via Kansas Despatch (o The Chicago Tribune. Kansas City, Nor. North Missouri Railroad shipped East seven con of cattle, and the Uaanlbal A SL Joe Road, nine cars.

At the races here to-dsv, Kansas Maid won a purse of trotting in harness against Spirit, best three in five. Beat time, 8:40. Bkoil Bobber Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. same party of Mormons who caught the four Central pacific Railroad mall rubbers, near this oty. Drought anotherln late last night, after a hard race, named Dan Tnvior.

It is understood that he has confessed being a party tn the robbery. MISSOURI. 11 cany Bobbery of a Sew St. Nov. Starostlck, a crazy Prussian, thrust a butcher knife seven laches into his breast last evening, and now lies In a critical condition tn the hospital.

Wm. K. Arumr, formerly General Superintendent of the Illinois Central Railroad, toot charge of the North Missouri Railroad to-day as its General Superintendent, nee J. H. Knight, resigned.

Addison Day, who has been connected with several railways in New York, has taken ebarge of tne lion Mountain Railroad, as General Superintendent. Cfatles Underhill, of the firm of Appalant, Garnson A New York, was robbed at Leavenworth, harmt, on Monday night, of ISOOIn motey, between $15,000 and 120,000 in notes and bonds, and a gold watch. A soldier at Fort Leavenworth supposed to be the robber. Sontbem Cotton Tlarketc, Galveston, Nov. firm: good ord'- narv, sales 136 bales: net receipts, 515 bales; stock, 17,723 bales.

Chableston, S. Nov. opened firm-now quiet; middling, sales 400 oales; net i scripts, i. 609 bales; exports coastwise, bales; ock, 23,749 bales. Savannah, Nov.

Irregular; cable newa caused buyers to withdraw from the market: middling, is Me: sales of 2,500 bales; net receipts. 4,677 bales; exports to Great Britain. 4,902 bales; ooastwlsh. stock, 74,323 bales. War Department Weather United states Signal sebvice,) CHICAGO.

Nov. 16. The following Is the official record made for the 44 observation and report of storms, by telegraph and for the benefit of commerce on the northern lakes and seaboard." twentr-foor hours ending at 11p.m., Chicago time. Thetable shows the heights of the barometer and thermometer at the hours of o'clock a. hl, and and p.m.t also the amount of rainfall for the twenty-four nonra ending at 7 a.

snow and ban bemg reduced to rain. fhe barometer are an reduced to sea AiretWfr. Bain, Ip-nt. p.m. lb p.tn plb loco.

514 1515 555 "sTIT 0. S.fS 30.13 j. 0. S-S6 awn o. 59.64 5.39 31 57 29 0.

so.wiJo.o»».« ts o. CtodactU. 5.45 5.67 5.43 35 40 0. S.wi».oT 30.1. J- S.WIS.9T 30.04 33 0.

Dnicth a a a o. bSe'oyCnXl iTj: a a ol MobOc SO.IS 3DJB 30. 45 NuhTillf 90.M<n.«> a a p. Orfc 33.38 3D.3113D.C SO 0. Sew SAWO.O6&.S 3DJD 30.8 80.11 31 0 41 J- Otweco.

9.61 30.00,33.12 3 7 34 0. Sochnttf-. WM 6. 8L Pia 30.Ui30.1l a 9 0. St 30.06 S.SSS.TO 34 44 43 1 0.

5.91 30.03 30.11 SI 0. Wuhttitca 30.04|».5,30.14 47 I lollowtng mon tae state of me wind and I weather at the tame stations. letters on me 1 left-band aide of each column sbow direction of Kind: following figure or velocity of wtndtn miles per boor; and me i last letter state ot weather; standa for clew, for fair, lor dart (cloadj), ior lor Know, for ball, lor gale, and 0 lor great gale: fl.a. 11 Aorwu N.w.ul BorUn. r'w'uV' Bnflalo B.W.fIL B.w»*.

S. 4a. N. t4.3c. w.ic.

-t-wfuc. W.ut S. W-'Uc. c. cj jstw OriejM at.

Ufc 4 nvir 1 Angnrta. A Rrpablichn Congressmen from crecnwATT, Nor. despatches from stale that Tlnley, Republican, in the District, majority, Onllalo Lire Stock DarkcU bcttalo. Nor. Cattle receipts today are 544 can, sguiuat 463 the last week.

Marker moderately- active at a decline of Kc. Sales of Otto, ranging war to 1,490 te, LOOg au: ViT Indiana, ranging 1,907 to fes. tATs ai.V.w; 89 Mkaourt. 1,17 SAiaif: 90 TeTTajV Ed, JAOO; BT Canada, tanging to a shade tower. Western Sales of 454 Cans da latnbr, Ti to 73 at 97 Canada sheep, to 117 he, a sr.2aoa.so: onto sump, as to a scot; 87 Ohio sheep, 1(8 lbs, A 80S Michigan sheep, active and somewhat higher, selling St 17.5007.57 for common to extra.

James Ashhorr, the proprietor of the English yacht Cambria, baa been handsomely by the San Francisco Yacht Club, and has made a speech in which he declared that the Bay A San Francisco offered tne best field for vaebt racing in the world. Mr. Ashburv his lutestion of sending the clah a prize to be raced for. DIED. li at bla ntUton.

337 Uuloo-sL, Edward Bone. arfd 88 jean land tlx Funeral to-day, at 10 a. m. St- Louis, at the rrrideneeof her paresU, Nor. IS.

of rossemptfoa. Annie daoabterof T. A. and H. A.

Cody, asei A yean, two months and two days. Moline, TIL, Oct 3, of puerperal eon. eonvnls'cns, Mrs. Roxanna wife of Edwin H. Berry, asd danabter of 8.

F. and K. Lefler, of Eadne, Wla. agrd 11 yean, and nine months. GOVERNMENT GOODS.

Government PROPERTY PRIVATE SALE, Auction Prices. HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES, HALTERS, Brushes, Surcingles. BLANKETS, UORSE COVERS, BOBE9, COATS. RUBBER BLANKETS, HORSE COVERS GOATS, PONCHOS, WAGON COVERS. WAIiL TENTS, Tools, RIFLES, SMot Guns, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, OUTFITS ONIZATION SOCIETIES, 190 and 192 WASHES CHICAGO.

FOB SALE. jno feet of Bobber Hose, two and one-quarter inch, with bnn at GOVERNMENT GOODS 193 VESSEL MEN ATTENTION. Hay in store and for sale In quantities to suit. 190 nndl92 Wasliington-st. UMBRELLAS.

GUANACO TRADE UMBRELLAS. They are perfectly FABT COLOR. They arc perfectly WATCH PROOF, Thev like FINE SIT.K. They ale the MOST DURABLE. OfANAro material made trom the hair of tbiebeautiiot animal it remarkably free from or other parasitic inserts.

It alto to water, and hu the appearance of silk. A. D. actnrera. Isaac Smith's Son A Co.

hare Introduced this cloth uan umbrella corning. They are the and have copyrighted the as their Trade I Tribune. All Genuine GUANACO Umbrellas have Satin See (bat genuine, andfau the name Gaonaco on tbe Inside. May be porchued ISAAC SON WHOLESALE Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturers, 405 Broadway, New York, BO LB MAKERS. A.P.

1892. OYSTERS. CHICAGO OFFICE OF D. D. MALLORY CO.

Packers and Wholesale Dealers Id BllliH OTSTIRS, iRMETICAUY SEALED GOODS, 70 Randolph-st. Chicago. Principal Office and Lianne, foot of Waabingion-atM Baltimore. We are ready at all tlmer.dnrin* the eesron, to rarptr the trade, either from Baltimore or oar Depot to this dty. with our CELEBRATED DIAMOND BRAND Fresh Oysters.

We do not bring oar Oyetn? hew in balk, wine art doisc. which caufei them to ferment and lour, more or and then wash them with lake water and rack in SnJ, in CWeiao. TO SUIT ANY PRICK THAT HAY RK ASKED, hat win roarastee oar t'-pek Regular Baltimore BlAsc. PUT UP AT OCR OffS PACKING HOUSE, la Baltimore, and whipped from here, oo arrival, to oar cuatotccra, thereby giving item Good. Freeh Stock.

Being oar own we can rnppJy the Trade wttn better (lock, and better filled cane, than purchase and aeO again, and we caution the trade aeaJart low for slacked filled and POOR STOfK. mas. .1 large stock of fresh goods, of superior quality and uetcest styles, just completed, at very EOW PRICES, at 104 Randolph-st. EDUCATIONAL. FRENCH SOIREES, Conducted Prof.

3Xlcl, The thortMt, unit, ud expensive method of icauirinc practical sod appreciative toowledie of and literature. elxht at 8 clock. if fe L2isaodVenttcmcn convcrmla French 0 received mmmm UTOEKWEAB. Undershirts and drawers At Extraordinary Low Prices, Fire MKDTTJM to BEST GRADES Manufactured WILSON And 79 Fonnh-rt. (Plke'a Open Honse).

ClnetsnatL rwiad and tenon the direction DISSOLtmoK HOTXOESm dissolution. Tbe public are hereby Informed that the paper hip agreement, entered Into on the sth day of tnetant. between HoctaO'NeQ and the underdroed. ierkeeplnsa talooo at Ho. 04 Sonih Chlcaeo, thu dar peremptorily dlaactved.

tbe laid harlse tailed to fulfil hit part of said agreement. Chicago, Hot. 16, ism. JOHN A. OGORMAN.

MB. DUDLEY BUCK Will Plar at the Concert at CENTENARY M. E. CHURCH, TO-WIGBT. TICKETS FIFTY OPVTS.

HABOMIC Jtlasonle. ttasssig' 1 Masonic. Communication of KHwinuinf Ledge HI A. eTii half-part AfuU attendance of members is JjWWmails fee tbe faacral of our Jai. H.O’KeUy.

ALKX- M. gItIGHTS or J. i Knights of TAWCRSDLODGSHO.U. I axto. CICyELASD, sad Oor.

Bee. NO. 139. HAVANA CIGARS. STANTON CO.

min sms A SPECIALTY. We import direct all of the popular brands, and offer them at the lowest New York importing rates. PARTAGAS, CABANAS, UPMAN, ESPANOLAS, FIGARO, HENRY CLAY, LA ROSA, ANTIQ.IIIDAD, INTIftIIDAD, INGENUIDAD, Favorite Brands. Dealers and consumers will find ours the largest, Beat Selected, and Cheapest Slock, west of New York. STANTON G-rooers.

PRINCIPAL DEPOT, CORNER MADISON AND CLARK 135 Lake, and 49 CHICAGO. PIANOS AND ORGANS THE STEINWAY Upright or Cabinet PIANO. The demand for tbeae fWaUJ-admlrodlnstnintenu cocstauily increasing, for the following IK. They ere the bandsomrat pianos id. They occupy leu room then any other.

Sd. They ere tnochcashr fore lady to open or end. when in oar. no dual can cater than. 4th.

No other form of piano has sneh pan singles" qaelity of tone. fih. Though of prater capacity than the iqtun piano, they occupy to much ksifl. cr apace that place can be found for turm In any room, and they can be easily moved through any ordinary door without trouble. 6th.

Ifcc action ot every cabinet tittles ereryothcr of the same style, if the tone fella to exactly pleaie the purclianer, or the become Injured from damp or other eansc, the action can be chained without changinglbr piano. and Mb. The plane fa note durable, mod in tour lor looKrr than any other piano made. At the only objection ever made to truss beautiful tnatrnnenta waa tee dtflicnlty of making them keep in tune and order In our changeable climate, and aa this objectlsnbaabcen enllrelyremovtd by the iorentlcn ot donbltsnrrhrd Iron frame, the or which In nondrop been patented by tho Mratta. tjlelnwny.

and can be aved by no other thia piano ia cow the moat perfect, a a It baa always been the handsomest and moat conrrn. lent, of all manufactured. SMITH NIXON, 130 Sooth CI.AHK-ST. TUB lam, Including the wonderful COMBINATION ORGANS, are tbr only reed Instruments that contain of Bur. dett and great They are so far superior to all that there la really no comparison.

To be fnlly convinced of tbla.e*Raad examine them. LYON A UKALY, General Agents lor the Uansfaeturen. UP Claik-st, Chicago. CHIGKERIN6 PIANOS A.T Temple of Music, 47 DEARBORN-ST. Prices reduced.

Terms SIOO cash; balance fu monthly instalments. Catalogue, containing styles, Tvilli old and new prices, sent free to any one sending their name to above address. FURNITURE, BEDDING, WINDOW SHADES, Curtains, BLANKETS. buy till you have seen our Goods and prices. lINIES DOBHIM CO.

110 Lake-st. Fashionable FURNITURE. WM. W. SIRDHI, 303 Bandolph-rt.

GENERAL NOTICES. lolice to the ladies of Chicago. Remember, at 173 old Sllka. French Merinos and Cloth Dresses, will remade to look equal to Terms extremely Moderate. POSTPONEMENT.

On account of the delay in receiving goods from Haw York, and in arranging onr Store suitable for the EetaH Trade, vi axe obliged to delay oar Clearing Sale ONE DAY. On Friday next, ISth we shall issue oar Price list, and be ready to commence A GENUINE CLEARING SALE AT NEW YOBS JOBBERS AND PRICES. TTAIT AND SEE. IRVINE 19 MB. DUDLEY BUCK Will Play at the Concert at CENTENARY JH- CHURCH, TO-MPWT- TICKETS gloves.

GLOVES MITTS In large variety and at low prices. WILSON 124 and 126 Deaiborn-st. evergreens. EVERGREENS. K.

8.. SA3TUEL BDWARDS. PAKOJOi GRAND SOIREE. peot. a.

nsuiura south, bide ACADEMY. the Kf, end efecmtly fitted BiR. Block, TUESDAY syuras9t BEW FITBUOATIOBS. Commencement of "a New Volume. HIUP NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER, 1870.

THE BROOKLYN NAVY-YARD. Brooklyn Nary- I Tui-jilstioi Oeet-Kn. 1 Ur Bonad Dry Hebei ToroMe Boat lron at Ontida rmatl PIO NOXO AND BIS COUNCILORS. Plus the and the Pope In 'his Choi; ot Coandl Da panic ol the JUTE IN Barren mTaawziovs ajto Denotes. a.

Rainy Day Sunday fa Bnttaay: BtetOS PardOQ. A VIGIL. FRFDBRKTC THE The Seto InOoaoiPCDtECi. Map of the Ibtaalob of of Battle of of Battle of of Battle of the Defeat-Portrait of Soohia of the Cawtpaifca of of Battle of Som- THa HUCK OF THE LEGION OF HONOR. Bt TUX ACTSOBOr TOE TilK SIATCE.

BOMBAY AND THE PARS RES. of Bomba? tad Paism Lad? and her of to Grotto of da at Malabar UUI. near ox a grotto of HIQ of SONG OF FIRE. With two lHurtraU'MU. INVEIGLING NATURE INTO ADISGLOSURROP HER SECRETS.

of the Wheel at the Motion Aoea not intercept the the Lifts intercepted. ANTBBOS. Bt the ACTHom ov Gut 1 Ac. THK SACRED UNDER THE ROSE. COLLECTED BT A VALETUDINARIAN.

BLOCKADE-RUNNING. WHAT DID MIsS DARRINGTON HATCHES ORANGE BLOSSOMS AND NIGHT-SHADE. ANNE By rax authob or ''Haul's VEboska, Ac. EDITOR'S RASY CHAIR. LITERARY RECORD.

EDITOR'S SCIENTIFIC RECORD. HISTORICAL RECORD. EDITOR'S DRAWER. The Forty-second Volume of Ruum's MaoixesE open with the prmnt Netnher. From the mutter which they hare on hand or which has been tecared tar thu Volume, the PnbHiherj confidently expect that it will even earpasa lU pmlecnmra.

Each Number of Hast la's Macuzcrt from fifty to one hundred per cent more matter than a tingle Number of anr othermouthly periodical In the world. equal to thoie of a volume of History of England. Each Number tad Short from the beat in Karow and America, contributed expmily for Hawes's Mamzxvg; richly of Travel: carefully prepared paten of a Historical and Scientific character, a larjre number of which are prrfnaely Hirst rated; timely upon Important CnrrentTopira; lighter papers upon an infinite variety of rabjeeta; from oar moat brilliant and popular wntcra; and, in addition to all these, dee Editorial departments covering every matter of current iutciest. la Art. Society.

History, Science. Literature, aud Anecdote. The Ballot's Scientific Record contains every month from thirty to forty separate ttr latest discoveries in Science, with special attention to tbelr practical application. Hanna's Minazmr. while it so much for every class of throughout a blah standard of literary excellence, net surpassed by that of any ether pcriod'caL TelUlS for SLI'JIZIXE, WEEKLY, tad BIZIS.

Mmimt, One Copy for One ivnstv, one Copy tor One Year. bio Baaau. Ono Copy for One Year. 4.00 Vaoxacnt, Wcrn.r. and Hasrun's Dams, for one year.

or any two tor ST.OJ. HARPER A BROTHERS. New York. JEWELRY FANCY GOODS. REMOVAL! Timm m.

HAVING REMOVED TO TUBIR NEW BUILD- Union Square, New York, NOW OFFER A NEW STOCK OF Bine Bronzes, Clocks, Mantel Sets, Paris Pancy Goods, CHOICE ofldon Vienna Leather Gooc SELECTED EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR OPERNIO. DIAMONDS, ther Piecious Stones, Watetn ALSO, NEW STTLEK IS FINK JEWELRY AND ARTiei.CS OF -HTKRLIM SILVERWARE, OF TUKIB OWN MAKE.NOW FIRST EXHIBITED. CLOTHING. GENTLEMENS WEDDING OUT! ITS A SPECIALTY. ELY, 3 AND 4 WASHINCTON-ST.

Choice Seek Wear, GLOVES, SHIRTS, to Measure, Extra Durable tad PERFECT 15 FIT. ESTABLISHED IN 186' TO ttast. MAMMOTH CAVE, TOR LE.ISE. PROPOSALS win be received bv the undersigned till 1871. leatlng the above prowrtr lor a term of fire years from January IS7I, at which time the present Ibe will Include the hotel, cottages, and ootboUdincs belonging thereto, with yards, garden.

and diffident cleared Uad for pasture and teed; also, mth firewood as may be necewarr ter the see of the than twenty-five hundred people have vlalted the Cave during the part year, and the number can be Isrrrlv Increased. Proposals will be received Dpon any of the following propositions, via: I. Acsihrenitobepaidaunuallytor, S. Per improvement, in buddings and on the grounds, to be completed by July 1,1871, under the direction of the undersigned orhfs agent: 3. fer an rent to be paid In neb Improvers, nu.

under the direction and supervision of the dcr tlcned or bis agent: or. -v 4. for an annual rent to be expended bv the undersigned In aoch Improvements within the nnt year of win be required of the lessee. The right. to reject any and all bids fa expressly reserved.

The whole or part ol the furniture now in the bote! can be bought on favorable terms, and the present leasee will exhibit the premises to all persona proposing to le TTic property Is of pleasant and readyaccevafron two on the Louisville and Nashville railroad, via: Care City, about nine miles from the Care, and Gtatgow Junction, about seven miles, whence vultes are promptly transferred to the Cave. ia located ia a beautiful, romtntfc. and healthy country, offering every inducement to the Invalid, the slghneer, the sportsman, and those seeking heaUntulquict and retirement: the Cave famous the world over aa the most wonderful and interesting natural curiosity, tneurlog for all Unto a uniformly Urge and iecreasingaumberof vlsitora The fees for exploring the Caro will be the or agent, and are not to be. taclodeJ tn the lease. W.

K. THOMPSON. Tnutee. BEAL ESTATE. FOR SALE CHEAP, Two 2-ftorr and buenent.

pood feet treat, oa COTTAGE-TI-ACB. or Ibiny-fintJt. A ctrzAin If Applied tor BA1BI) AGAINST ALL COMPETITION. Fruetooto conceded tebetbe fctnactlre tabart) ef Chlem. tad one of the mort detlrmblejptaeee of For rtolce reeideace loti la aeorEnaeton, laoolrecf VRr M.

KIDDER. CUrt-rt. JEWELRY. JEWELRY. Fine Tuscan and Fine Roman Jewelry, Necklaces, Lockets, Bracelets, Chains, are now opening at R.

J. MORSE'S, 120 Lake-st. fa LUMBER! On tod titer the 10th to thetrida nr Uoek Lnabet ak mdosed pdecA I to clone cntmjttock vfehJo tbifty'dnji, tffre, offer ctsu 1 rent my jvd. Offiie qn la Uk, uv taaUt GEO. K.

SOOTT. TTF. CHICAGO TRIBUNE. PROSPECTUS OF THE CHIC AGO TRIBUNE. The Great Newspaper of the West, ITS PLATFORM: VENUE TARIFF, CIVIL SERVICE REFORM, 'POSITION TO MONOPOLIES, Tax Chicago Tjubgxe enters upon the fourth year of Its existence stronger than ever ta the confidence and attachment of the Yielding to no one in Its devotion to the principles of the Republican party, it recognizes the fact that those principles have achieved their complete and enduring triumph.

Slavery being dead, construction effected, and the right of suffrage made universal, new questions will shortly arise, demanding public attention: and, whether parties are reorganized or not, the issues of the past win give place to the issues of the present and the future. Jl la proper, therefore, that Tint Chicago Teiiunx should define ua position on those questions which, an the next to come before the peopleu The Tbxbcne Is In favor ot a tariff levied for the sole and express purpose of raising revenue for the government. It holds that every man has the right to hla own earnings, and that all laws which seek to deprive of apportion ot the fruits of his labor, for the benefit of any other person or class, are infringements upon his liberty, and are a tin to ala very and robbery In their operations. it is in favor of a thorough reform ta the clrU service cf the government, believing that the present system of Federal appointments productive ot waste, corruption, and demoralization to a frightful extent, and that it la rapidly being converted into a machine to cheat the peopeople out of their votes. It is In favor ofa return to specie payments by the retirement ot the greenbacks, and the enhatttntlonol National Bask notes, under the operation ot a free bonking law.

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S. SCHTTLTZE, Receiver of tbe Novelty Irca Bond for CaUlocne. New Toax. Iga OYSTERS. A.

BOOTH Is now furnishing the country trade his well-known brands of OYSTERS, Packed in see and delivered at the depot free of charge, for the following low rates; 35, 45, and (JO, Per half can. AH his cans have his name on the side. financial. MONEY TO LOAN, FKduM a.nfT Real Office. 53 PwbonMt, MONEY TO BUY BENTS, LtiKfi UotttUM.Secured Claims la Probata and of aad to loan to inch as can make monthly PROPOSALS.

GREtTWESTERHRIILWAT OF CANADA. The of the Great Western Railway cf Canada Invite TENDERS for the CONSTRUCTION of the SECOND DIVISION of their CANADA AIK unb. Plans aad specifications for the Division Irani AYLMER bo SIMCOS wiD be on exhibition at the office of the Chief Engineer. George Lowe Reid. Hamilton, from the to the 25th November.

ALL TENDERS most be in the bands of the under signed by o'clock on the morning of the Oth and marked for Construction of Seeond Division Canada Air JOSEPH PRICE, Treasurer, sc. Chief Office. Harantoc. COSVICT LABOR. COHVItT LABOR TO LET, HL2SOIS STATE 200 to 300 boot aad wlib excellent shops, aad If will bo aaor brfon the Xotnuter Forforthcr apply to the udenlned or the Wudea.

Bv order af the Board of WASUDCIIX. StCTt nf RjarA SCALES. nljJ pri cal MJ or mw watch 600. IS ud IS StalHt) Gheua. u.

A STANDARD Of nlktedi. Bctter.ebcaper.Aail itroneer than iny oth. ct- WANTED. Te Pabllshers of Wwfcly Xevspapers. Mid work tecarebbs latbetedoac.

as COMUISBIOH MERCHANTS. C. A. MATE CWJAISSIQH 0 SCHOOLS. PROF.

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