Leavenworth Sunday Herald from Leavenworth, Kansas • 1

fijctratci KSTAltUSHR" IV 1H74; I CUANwlili TO 8U.MM1 IN 1STII, LEAVENWORTH, SUNDAY MORNING, NOV. VOL. 1.1 THK 8KDGWICK-BIKVKV COUN1Y UUNU STItUeuLK. LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. The Elections.

Elections were held Tuesday in the fol streets of towns in Germany, on account of several articles entitled "German Women, NEWS OF THE WEEK. which are full of insults to the uerman It Is to be Renewed in (lis Fupnme Court lowing States New York, Massachusetts, WiwmiHin and Maryland, choosing State Fearful Storm Raging West of Sti Louis. All accounts from Constantinople uniie officers and members of the General Assembly Mississipi and New Jersey, members of the (leneral Assembly, and Penn- nvlvania a State treasurer. The result is as follows in NEW YORK Two Steamships Collide with Fatal Results to Thirty Persons. hwB nroiuinct candidates in in testifying to the consternation prevailing in the palace and at the Porto's at the steps taken bv the British Ambassador.

The Russiun General Loniaken has been superceded in central Asiu and is expected at Tillis shortly. The repeated defeats by the Turcomans has cost him his position. At 2 p. in. Friday a terrible accident occurred on the corner of Second and Mam streets, Kansas City, Mo.

The extensive cracker and candy manufactory of Carrol Son, occupying four brick three story the field two Democrats and one Republican. Cornell (Rep.) was elected Governor. Tho other State officers electee; are oiuo- crats. Of the State M-uaiors eiecieu it ui the 32 are Republicans. ILLINOIS Loss of the Schooner Petrel and Fifteen Wen.

Also the Sinking of the Well Known Schooner Florence. buildings, tumbled down anu was L-uuiiw-ly consumed by lire. 1 rma elected only county officers, ami the returns show that the Republicans have been generally successful in that State. J. Ham, the notorious Texas land swindler, has made a eotilewdnti, in which he dineribiH the tracts of land to which he lia given titles.

A great deal of dangerous f-eling exist in Texan over thu arrest ot prominent cili-zi-nx ii ii ii blank warrants. Thu terrible Indian, Colitdo Wqucg, was shot to death Monday at La l'laa, Honduras. He had murdered forty or lifty pimple. The remains of Mai. den.

I looker were buried at Cincinnati Friday last. The grain trade of New York resolved almost unanimously Monday to instruct the committee not to carry into effect the cental system on tho first of January next relative to grain. The Lord Mayor's banquet takes place in London to morrow, and great interest is manifested over lieaeonslield's speech. An early dissolution of parliament is looked for and tho Prime Minister is expected to ive what in this country we ca'l "the key note of the canvass After two years and a half spent in traveling, Gen. Grant returned to his home in Galena, 111., last Wednesday.

(Sen. Grant will visit Mexico this winter. lion. D. P.

Lowe is elected judge of the Ot Ii Kansas judicial circuit. I) A a veteran editor of the anil the (Jueatlon wl I Involve Other Uogds All Over the State, Last March we hail occasion to mention that the railroad bond fight in the Legislature between Sedgwick and Harvey counties had ended, resulting favor of Sedgwick, Lut it seems that little 1 larvey will not stay whipped and refuses to obey the provisions of said act, and Sedgwick has brought suit in the Supreme Court endeavoring to compel Harvey to levy the tax required by said act, and yesterday Harvey county answered in said suit not only denying the validity 0f said act of the Legislature passed last winter, but ques-tioning the constitutionality of the law under which the bonds were issued, to-wit Chapter 29 of the laws of 1869, claimirg that the subject of said law is not expressed in its title. This not only affects the bonds in question, but all bonds issued to railroad companies from 1868 to 1872 perhaps one-half of the entire bonds issued in this State to railroad companies. This fight having assumed such magnitude, we deem it of sufficient interest to the public to give a short history of the case. During the latter part of 1871, Sedgwick MissiPHieri.

Tim election in this State was for coun THE bUNDAY PAPER. Uf all the amusements which can possibly bo Imagined for a hard-working man, after his daily or we kly toil, or In its intervals, thcro is nothing like reading a good family newspaper, supposing him to have sucha paper to read. It calls for no bodily exertion, of which he Las had enough, or too much it rtllevcK his home of its dullness and sameness which in nine cases out of ten is what drives him out to the dram chop, to his own detriment and that of his family it informs him of every event of general importance that has transpired on the globe tho week previous to its publica tion; it transports him into a livelier, gayer, and more diversified and interesting scene and while he enjoys himself there he may forget the evils of the present moment fully as ronch a if he were ever so drunk, with the great advantage of finding himself next day with the money in his pocket, or at loast laid out in the real neoossaries and com forts of life for himself and family, and 'without a headache it accompanies hiin to his next day's woik, and, aside from tho news, if tho paper be filled with anything above tho very idlest and lightest, gives him something to think of besides the mere mechanical drudgery of his ty officers and members of the Legislature. The Democrats have been successful in nearly all the counties, with a strong The Greenback-Republican opposition in the Democrats have a small majority Legislature. PENNSYLVANIA.

At the utue ino acciueiu uueun-'u hundred and seven persons, mostly boys and girls of from 12 to 520 years, were at work in the factory, all of whom escaped alive except seven. The cause of the accident cannot be fully determined, but as an explosion occurred simultaneously with the fall of the walls, it is supposed to be a repetition of the acct dent in New York last year a starch ex-plosion. As soon as the walls fell the buildings took fire. The fire department was on hand in five minutes and by their efhcient services the lira was kept from extending to the buildings adjoining. As soon as the news of the accident had spread through the city the parents and friends of those employed there flocked to tho scene to learn the fate of their loved Tl.

niKrnisIi Henieted on their COUU Onlv a State Treasurer was voteil for in Death of. Rev- Matihew Hale Smith, the New paper Correspondent. Blordy Fight Between Two African Tribes. this State, anu me itepuuiicau ciumiuuic was elected VIRGINIA. The question nt issue in this Sta'e wns the u.liiiutnli.nt.

of its debt repudiation and anti-repudiation. The repudiationists Daily Dubuque, died Wed have elected a majority tne Lrf.gisiuimc Toward MINNESOTA. English lr.fi ence Tending Reform. Flection of State officers. 1 lie Keptimi- nesday morn ink.

lias nun a long aim painful illness from disease of the stomach. The remains of Senator Chandler were buried Wednesday in Detroit. Many prom until thpv had found those for can ticket, with the exception of Governor, was terrible to witness, was elected. MARYLAND. inent, men were nresent at the tuneral, anil the Hags on the public buildings through Domes! iu.

Election of State oflicers. Democratic ticket elected by 1H.00O majority. out the country were at hall mast. As soon as the liremen nau suuuueu me (lames they set to work digging for the and up to ten p. m.

had taken out three, whose names arc Emma Kemper, Anna Becker, and Charles Schnltz. Tie se stid missing and supposed to be in the ruins are Louise Iiuminell, Andy McCorncll, The American Woman's Siill'rage associ county voted 5200,000 of bonds in aid of the Wichita Southwestern railroad company, of which 550,000 were delivered February IS, 1S72, and 150,000 June 1st, 1872. That by an act of the Legislature of February 29, 1872, a ship of territory was taken from Sedgick county and attached to Harvey county, siid act providirg that such strip should not be relieved from its proportion of such bunded indebtedness, and further providing the manner in which taxes should be levied and collected. Some three months after the change of the county lines Harvey COLllSION OF TWO UTEAM3RH. WISCONSIN.

Election of State officers. Republican ation met Wednesday at i iiirmnuii, wiin ticket elected by 20,000 majority. about ten additional ilekg.ites present. Lewes, Nov. 8.

The steamship Champion, from New York for Charleston, Miss M. A. Murray, the only K-niale student tlu Cincinnati law school, acted as secre was run into and suiik yesieruay morning, nil' the canes. Thirty-two lives are reported tary. An executive session was held to set tie the question of nomination of tho olli- i George Kemper and Johnny Kemper.

The buildings and contents were a total loss insured for A general order has been issued bv the Secretary of the Navy, announcing the lost. Twenty-five persons are said to be t'l vei I. The 'collision occurred between the pits, wnen me iouoiviiil; iuic huiumi.ih. and elected tor the ensuing year: i resi death and recounting the services of bear county became organized, but failed to levy dent, Henry P. Jilackwell, Lofton; vice- MASSACHUSETTS.

State officers were elected, all of them being Republicans. Jell'erson county, lias elected Conn ty oflicers 3 Democrats and 2 Republicans. Deacon Roberts, of the Osknlossa Indeptndtnt, savs there was great fraud in the election. Mr. Insley, (Dem.) brother of Capt.

Insley, of this city, was elected county clerk by 170 majority. Heward, the only county which gave Withell (Greenback) a majority last year, has gone Republican. ship Lady St. Clara and the steamship Champion, the latter sinking in five minutes. The ship was badly damaged, and is being towed to Philadelphia.

New York. Nov. 8. The company have everyday occupation something that he can erjoy alter reading. And, in case he has been fortunate it) the choice his paper what a source of domestic enjojment is laid open! what a bond of family reunion! He may read it aloud, or have his wile rend it, or his oldest boy or girl, or pass it round from hand to hand.

All have tho benefit of it; each contributes to the gratification of tho others, and a fooling of common iuterestaud pleasure is ex cited. Nothing unites people like companionship in inttllectuiil enjojment. Il furnishes to each tho aster-koy by which ho may avail himself of his privilege as an intellectual being, to Eutor tho sacred tnniplOH of ii lironet, Ami guxe ami wander flioro a rtivixhvd guest Wandur through nil the glories ol the mind, (iaze uuon all thu treiicurcs ha shall Hull." Jliggmson, nnocie i-iaim and collect any taxes, as required by said act, and Sedgwick county brought suit in the Supreme Court to enforce such taxes. Har telegraphed to Charleston, Philadelphia Admiral Reynolds, and in respect to hi memory ordering that on the day after the reception of the order the flags of the navy arils and stations and of the vessels in the commission be displayed at half mast from sunrise to sunset, and that thirteen minute guns be fired at noon from the navy yards nm I other imints for news The following was sent to Collector AVha- lov Son. airents of the steamship at vey defended, upon the ground that such portion of said act as required it to levy and collect taxes tc pay said bonds was void, because that subject was not expressed in the bv the airent here MISCELLANEOUS.

George II. Thurston, chairman of the and stations, nag snips anu vcsbcib uuui-b singly. "Please see that those saved have the best accommodations the ship allortls, anil tell J. II Pillsbury, lor many years posimas fer ill Manhattan, and an old settler in the title to the act, which ground was sustained by the court, see 13 600, and Sedg executive committee ot the uiuo ruver commission, and John A. Shank, secretary, both the captain and steward to take par State died Wednesday night.

are making a tour of the State bordering i thn United Sta'es Circuit Court, at wick left without any legal relief so far as said act attempted to give. Little Rock, Friday, the case of the United And while Tll5 SUNDAY IlEKAI.D IhtlS sullen vs. Kmanucl Jones, posiinasier ticular care ol tlieiti. Captain bickwood had been in the employ of the company about twelve lie lived in Charleston, South Carolina, and was an unmarried man. Some of the crew were colored men, some of them residents of Charleston.

The Champion was a two-masted vessel, brig rigged and side- the Ohio River with a view ot urging upon the government of those States the importance of more active State effort in this direction. Governor Bishop has promised to do his utmost to further the work. The commission will meet in Washington Wrightsville, in Pulaski county, judgment was rendered against the defendant and costs. This judgment is the consequence Mrs. Jla.nril, nt.

iaiuis; ji. i.ivli more, Illinois; (Seo. Wm. Curtis, New York Geo. W.

Julian, Indiana Then. Weld, Ma-saehiisettsjCelia New York; Margaret V. Lonely, Cincinnati; chairman executive committee, Mis my Stone; foreign curri'ipntiding secretary, Julia Ward Mown; corresponding secretary, Mira H. Brad well, Illinois secretary, Miss Matilda llindiiian, New Jersey. "The Hoard of Manager? of the Produce Exchange have refused to grant the request of the grain dealers to drop the cental sys tem, and the system goes into died on and after January first, One thousand men quit work at the Chicago stock yards Thursday morning, and received the advance they asked from most of the packers anil resumed operations.

No further trouble anticipated. The general missionary committee of tho M. E. church appropriated six hundred thousand dollars for missionary work for the ensuing year, which is an increase of over "the amount appropriated last year. The residence of J.

and G. F. Bailey, near Kiliinett, Pa was robbed last Thursday night of nearly in cash, bonds and certificates. city, December 10th, and invitations have of the failure ot the prosecutions at tne last cm net tho tiiimnpsH men ana dobi- been extended to tne governors oi me leads him to look within his own bosom for tho ultimate sources ot his happiness, it warns him at tho same time to bo cautious how he defiles and desecrates that inward and most glorious of temples. HOW TO OBSERVE SUNDAY.

The question of the proper observance with being engaged in pos-4 StateB especially interested. At Friday's Cabinet meeting, Secretary McCrary read a report from the engineer inc officer in charge of the Missisippi jetty works, showing to what extent the depth and width ol tne cnannei reijuireu by law had not been maintained during a nnrtion of the last Quarter. The matter of Sunday has been a much disputed one, and is one of much interest. A certain amount of nligious services should of course form a part of eaeh wheeler. She was about tons ourtlien aud about 310 feet long.

There were only a few eallyrs at the company's office this morning making inquiries about friends. The Champion sailed from this port Thursday last, two days before her time. The agents say it was due to greatly increased business. R. II.

Leonard, first officer, resided in Brooklyn; (has. Miller, second officer, belonged to Charleston. Capt. Ixick wood has been in command of the Champion for about twelve years. ANOTHER DISASTER.

New York, Nov. 8. The Austrian bark Rebus, arriving in port this afternoon, brings the news of the loss of the schooner Petrel and fifteen passengers and crew, including the captain. She also brings six was referred to Altorney-uenerai ieveus who will decide whether Captain f.ads is tal stamp traliic. me inaicunemn an Having been quashed, the government concluded to institute civil suits against the delinquent pofctra aster for the commissions received by them on the sale of stamps, contrary to the regulations ot the postal department.

The case of Jones was the first tried, with the result above stated. The IJ. S. Commissioner of Pensions Friday received a letter from an aged female pensioner, which, omitting names, reads as follows; "Dear Sir I wish to know if Mr. has any right to any pay He says he got the arrears of pension bill through Con gress.

I thought it took two-thirds of the members to pass a law. He wrote to me pntitled to the money claimed for that nimrfjr. Suudaj's life should indeed be its central idea, but it should not infringe upon Detective Frank Lane, who is accused of The President has appointed Albert Johnson of Colorado, Surveyor General of tli United StateB for Colorado. the demands of overworked nature for leading the mob that lynched Bill ioung at Luray, a few days nijo, and several other nersons who have been under nominal rest, But what is rest Clearly what would be rest to one would not bo to The estimates of the consular and di plomatic service next year will exceed r. an.i arrest a part of two or three days for being concerned in that affair, appeared before those lor the current year oy auoiii another.

What would increase vitality and strength te the day laborer, 000. An amironriation ot two anil three- --ir quarter million dollars will be asked lor would make the weary student, book But happily for Sedgwick county the Legislature of 1873 passed a general law retrospective in its nature, providing for the payment of bonded indebtedness upon the change of boundary lines, and Sedgwiik county then requested Harvey to pay under that general law, which Harvey again refused. Anoiher suit was Lrought in the Supreme Court, which resulled in holding Harvey liable for its pro portion of but not for any part of See iS 498. Sedgwick county, not being satisfied, she attempted in 1877 to obtain additicnal relief through the Legislature, and failed. She again tried in 1879, and succeeded in obtaining the passage of the act upon which the present suit is founded.

During all these suits Hon. II. C. Sluss has been the prircipal attorney for Sedgwick, and C. S.

Bowman, of the principal attorney for Harvey. How ever, in this present case, the respective county attorneys are associated, V. E. Stanley for Sedgwiik, and John Reed for Harvey. Mr.

Bowman is regarded ns a good lawyer and an untiring worker and has given this subject and fight a great deal of study, time and attention, and if it is within the power of legal acumen to carry bis points and win the suit, the pet.pie of Harvey county can rest assured that it will be done and thi-y should Consider themselves under lasting gratitude to him, they being relieved from a great burden, as the direct result of his efforts. Senator Sluss, rn the other hand, is also accounted one of the rising young lawyers of Kansas, and has heretof r- succeeded in his efforts. His w-iik in the Legislature last winter showed his energy, and lhe fact that the bill pa1-? was an evidence of its worth anil ti pi pijh'ritv of the yentleman. Whi ther he iCo e'ls i. or rot, he has a stroi'g hold on the pem-le of his iH-trict.

Commonwealth. the examining magistrates at Luray yesterday, but nobody was there to prosecute and no action was taken. John Youiil'. son of Bill Young, who had taking the census. keeper or editor more weary.

1 he work of the six week days, whatever it is, should be put entirely oat of sight from threatened vengeance upon the murderers of ominerolal New Orleans. Unparalleled activity pre bis father, lias Iclt the country, and vail. The retail trade, in all its various Young, at whose instance the above arrests Sunday until Monday. Physical labor branches, is beginning to feel the effect of survivors, all mat is leu oi a cuiujnui; twenty-one persons. STIU.

ANOTHER PISASTEH. New York, Nov. 8. News was received to-day that the well known schooner Flor-encelatelv employed by Capt. lfowgate of the signal' bureau, in the polar investigation under command of Capt.

Tyson, has been lost in the Cumberland Straits, to the east of Hudson Pay. STORM. St. Louis, Nov. 810 p.

m. A frightful storm has prevailed this afternoon between Kansas City and this city. The telegraph wires have been down, and at this hour have just been repaired. DBATH OF MATHEW II ALE SMITH. ers must cease physical labor, end can were made, will leave Mirny.

A 'voung man named Chun. Snydam com the general revival in business cotion is c. mi i no in twice as fast as last year at this obtain the desired rest in mental im nutted suicide at Kansas City last Ihurs-day by cutting his throat. time r.iir financial institutions find readier Major W. A.

Keno, who two years ago and safer employment for their surplus lunds was coiirtmartialed for indecency toward a our wharves present an activity uncommon to the month of November; and the public woman, and whose sentence was mitigated by President Hayes, is again in trouble for a similar offence, the. victim of his insult health could not possibly be belter, and every body looks cheerfully into lhe Current. San Francisco. There is certainly this lime beitiL' the wife of Post-trader KiMTshain. Reno was drunk at the time New York, Nov.

8. Rev. Mathew Hale Smith, newspaper correspondent known as and verv indecent. (Sen. Terry lias declared very marked improvement in commetcial a coiirtinartial to try him, to set at Fort F.verv one uDon 'Chamre seems to "Burleigh, uieU at ins nome ni uruoniyu Meade.

November 2-ilh. he preatlv encouraged. Thee is more ir A special from Lockport, Texas, say yesterday. MORE (101.D. New York.

Nov. 8. The steamship Mi Bill Davis was executed this alternoon at quiry for goods, wares and merchandise generally, and purse strings appear to have been I ened. Our banks are more willing o'clock for the murder of Dolly Hudspeth, Gar, arrived from Europe, brought 7 Orlnlici- ()(. i.

1SS. Me acknowledged Ins to loan money. Cr pitalisrs are seeking irniil from the scaffold anil suffered death in gold anil silver coin to uay. TO PELL BONOS. vestments for their idle surplus.

Real e--iai: without evincing anv emotion. A Drge is more sought after, and for many st. New York, Nov. 8. The proposals to sell 11.

S. bonds to the government under the of die Secretary of the crowd witnessed the hanging. Haitian intends veiling England tod feint his title to the championship. ai tides of merchandise there is an increased demand. Ships are now eagerly sought for, anrl nt nnvaneinu rates of freicht.

Wheal The new Second Baptist church edilicc, seems to be "on the iumo. Flour is also in Treasury, offering to purchase ten millions. wpi-p first nnened at the sub treasury to-day 1tiv. Dr. V.

W. Iiovi 1. corner Beaumont turn dearer. Wool is diligently sought provement. Those whose days are spent within the four walls of a' store or an office, should be in the open air, in the broad fields, where they can breathe nature's purest acriel draughts, as much as possible.

Those who labor out of deors will find their greatest rest and enjoyment on Sunday in their homes. The business man and the banker should cease all thsugbt of his business take a complete respite rom all thoughts shop," and Sunday for all classes should be made as widely different from other days in the week ns possible. It should be made enjoyable especially for children, that they may grow up with the love of the day, instead of an aver lion for it, as too common even in the best of Christian families. The observance of the day in each household should bo made a study, that the most profitable and rest-giving enjoyments to suit each case may be found, and then let the observance of tho day, once set tied, be lived up to as strictly as a business transaction. The day should have its distinctive features religious cul ture; freedom from toil for servant as well as master; rest in its true sense, and enjoyment of the higher order, which relaxes the nervous system, and is one of nature's greatest restoratives.

All have their place, and none of them should bo neglected. before I got my check to know how much I would give. I told the man that filed my paper to put down $25. I would like to know if he is trying to swindle me, an old woman of seventy years of ago, or shall I give it to him? "I enclose the papers he sent me." The papers referred to are copies of printed circulars which have been sent to claimants throughout the country by certain persons in Washington, with the purpose of duping the ignorant by pretensions to influence or with a plea of a requittal for alleged services. Commissioner Bcntley, with a view to further expose these disreputable schemers, furnished for publication his reply to the above letter, lie writes: "Dkaii Madam In answer to your letter of the 3d you are informed that neither Mr.

nor any other persons have any right to demand pay of you for any ellorts they may have put forth to Re-cure the passage of the law granting arrears. From the paper which you enclosed, and which with your consent I will retain, it appears that Mr. is trying to levy a tax for his private use upon your credulity and generosity." There have been found on Mary Stan-nnrd's right cheek, which is preserved nt the Yale Medical school, seventeen indentions which correspond exactly with the seventeen nails in the heel cf Rev. Mr. llayden's left brogan, which he wore on the day of Mary's murder.

It is claimed by the" Stale that llaydcn put his heel on the girl's face when he cut her throat. The steamship Adriatic arrived Friday at New York with in British gold bars. Since the first of January 23,99 1 German emigrants landed at Castle Garden, New York, against 1,873 the corresponding period of last year. The New York Post financial writer says: "On authority which we are bound to respect, we are told it is the purpose of the Secretary of the Treastiry to buy bonds at short intervals during the remainder of the year sufficient to fill tho sinking funds for the year, which, according to our recording, is about $30,000,000. Congressman Wright, of Pennsylvania, and Murch, of Maine, have been in Boston for two or three days, taking evidence for the Congressional Committe on the depression of business.

About a dozen witnesses have already been examined, among whom are Wendell Phillips and General Horace S.vgcnt. Company of the lGth infan try, which has been stationed at Manhattan during the last six months, have been ordered to report at Fort Riley There were thirty-fi ur in came after. Altogether, there is a decided change and Ixicust street, St. Louis, said to be the finest church biiililingof that denomination lrom various sections ol the country. for the better.

Commercial Herald. in this or anv other country, was dedicated New York. There were but six trans-At- Thursday night with impressive services amounting to $11,1 at prices ranging from 5-9 to $1.10. The Secretary of the Treasury was not present, and the pro lnMtir- Mourners cleared from New York on The Irish Land League has adopted an Saturday last for ports in Europe, but ad address drafted at the meeting of the Na posals have been sent to him for considera- firm. them were laden to their full capacity.

They tional Land League at Dublin, Tuesday carried out a varied assortment of bread- last, calling on farmers for practical assist There wore a number of offers of currency uIvbo which were not received, as the cir stuffs.manufactured eoods, diary products, call nnd frpsh meat, and also some few live ance in the ellorts making towarus securing the soil of Ireland for those who cultivate cular was constructed to include only bonds issued directly to the people, and not their it with a view to the establishment of a peasant proprietary. President Grew, of France, has comnuit issue to railroad companies. Foreign. ed the sentence of five culprits who were lVlto. There must be.

of necessity, a percentage of loss in rll the material transactions of eveiy-diiy life, whether these be carried on in the workshop, the counting room, the kitchen or the atory but this inevitable waste can be so f.ir reduced by good management th.t it amounts to but little in the course of a year. Observations have con-, vinced us that the lo-s in large workshops must he consideiahle. for in a great majority of cases we ve seen ma'eiial lying about under font bolts, nuts, washers, kicking around in the mud out in the yard, new work exposed 'o irjiuy from the elements, tools misplaced, essen'inl artiel s. or ton's neci s-sary to the -rtec ii of ce rtain pr's of the work at great distances from each 0 h- and an infinite nunih-r of a1 use which, although smr. 11 of th'-ms Ives when summed up, make a grand tolnl los at the end of the year.

As the the thitty-sr cond pirt of an inch too lit' le on ot piece ot a stei engine, a sixty-fourth on another, and as much on st'll another will result in great derargi-ment of the functions of the machine, so infinitesimal wi'te, continually occurring, is the representative of hundreds of dollars for which there has henn no return. No matter what the nature of the trade or manufacture, it is very certain (hit a material reduction of the expenses i every department ca.i be made by careful attention to the minor matters, and thi se rema ks a'e made with the hope that all in'erestcd 11 give them Madrid. Nov. 8. Two Kabyle tribes in condemned to death, including the notorious assassins Babia and Gilles.

The Pres stock. The grain shipments footed up to less than one-third the amoumt sent by the previous Saturday's steamers, ihere being in all but 146,000 bushels. The movement in cotton was strong, and comprised over 8.600 bales for Great Biitian and the Continent. The consignments of flour amounted to 1,200 barrels and 19,350 sacks, and there were also about 4,000 sacks of oatmeal, this latter being a growing trade. The new crop of apples are being sent abroad in quantities and of these there were nearly 3,000 barrels shipped.

Public Opinion. Morocco have had a desperate conflict, in which 190 were killed on one side and 90 ident is adverse to capital punishment, and this looks like its practical abolition. The feeling at present existing between on the other. BEACONSFIELo'g POLICY. Russia and Knglanil is not ol a very pleas ant character, and some go so far a to pre diet oncn hostilities.

Vienna, Nov 8. A St. Petersburg letter to the Abend Poxt says if the new British Parliament sustains Lord Beaconsfield's policy, Russia will occupy northern Afghan A correspondent of the London Times at Parissays Prince Jerome Napoleon seems to have abandoned his expectant rule and istan. DEEPENING THE SEINE RIVER. to be decidedly taking the airs ot competi tors for the Presidency or Empire.

1 le has THANKSGIVING. A proclamation by the President appoints Thursday, the 27th as Thanksgiving Day, and makes an appropriate reference to the exceptional prosperity of the past year. surrounded himself with a complete diplo Paris, Nov. 8 The journal Dc. Debate describes the plan about to be carried into effect for deepening the Seine, in which ves-la ilrawiiiL' nine leet ot water have been New York Ilerald: In person, Mr.

Chapdltr was tall, loosely built, with ronish features and a stoop of the ihoul ders and a slouching walk, which gave him a as ungainly at Lincoln's. His kaei and sparkling eyes radeemtd bis features lrom coaimoBplaca. Though bom in New Hampshire, he was a typical Western man. matic household, including lirunet, ex-navy Captain, who accompanied the Princess Clotilda when she left France on the fall unable to reach the eastern extremity of of tho Empire, as secretary. Paris.

The works will cost A Paris dispatch says The sale of the Tint Memphis streets were full of ice Tuesday morning. francs. St. Petersburg CW(e is forbidden in the.