WASHINGTON. iunplroUer’s Report as to the i Condition of the .'Na tional Banks. ’he Lalor Reformers aad Their Contemplated New I Departure. 's I*it‘»»iclont*s Instructions to Uir Vniicd Stales ClB rers In l T t:tli. arion County, S. C., the Vic tim of a Bad Spell. Bpmul tv-.-vMeh toThe vti'.cvffoTrtbuno. I l lil l>r« IMS Ol'TlWTloX. |R’a*2iim,tox. n-»v. Tie- s note Flimnc© Com- Jttce meet new Tu* -slay to compare views upon ef the reduction of the tariff and In &al Revi nue as submitted hy resolution jthc ScmAe shortly before adMurmnctit-. Ills lierrd that the eotmii’i:.** will he aide to plan B a reduction of the amount ol ncnrlva ladred million.-. decretory of tin- Interior de-ircs It tain* that he brut nothing wlmtcver to do with T'*f ll*‘ agai?i-t Judge jU.nl til the leaner r»: m 0,.... Lt a rigid in\* .mtio*i cut in progre<4. atid icn a njH»rt i- made it will given to the pile, rnilllb.it time be prep r- ia express loplafoa in regard tie- ear-*. mi; r»t run i.t>.» Kt-Kt.rv. Nov. 4.—p*»-iu-.tor sentt. f'hnlnmin hcKn-Kiuv lu\e»t*_Mting (*oimuitt««t. *s in n w >t of ib-span-lie- fr»*m —nvral of Hie districts In th Cari-tiim. The I'.i-t Cotnmander at York e« that b*« K'u K’uv h;u<* c.»rne in and surren rd,gtriiic. important Inforuiatiou cuacernlng WClvt orgaui/ation. i.rTua.iA Avrvujs. he iTcsident wi> a-t-ed to day v lirth.-r he in dcH to isst-e p--.*. lauiiii'on ei>nT. rtooi-l C.iUi-ft.ir ol Intor- Revenue e. th** fourth Penu-vhani.rDlstrlct, t>cni l.pl—mtej Pell-ion Ag> nt lor i'hihwlcl «te Fori— tetnoc-l. i:i;vrsri: nmuiT-. .kc Interne! Ke' am lefeipt.- fort la ti-cal jTar tcare^4^'. >**.T:> ,l FjNilal I*.—rntri? u* Tin* Chicago Tribune. Kr.MU'HV wvii t'UlN*. *’.sniViTu'. N.IV. s.--The Mipr-me f’onrt will ■,onnw a-k *in- \t'.*rn.‘y a.nd t«* **l**l n wben In• will be ready to s*ti argument inut the pi iof KoiirrKy for :t innnfhimu* ompeltbeM-.Tit.uy r»i ;VTm»**wry t«p.iy U* •claim. The «eur:, upon an informal review liequestion- mvelv■*•*!, dei-nu-d them of Mich •ortnnee p>‘elude action without full ament. The Attorney i .em-ral'* otflee will '•ably requiret«» nei-k- toprepare an answer, argument on th- part of the T;.-;.Mirv will he fly ditveD-d umiim-t the ong'ma. jerUUvtam of court. Tlic probabilities hit that the court not assume th;* Juri-d'u-tloii. hut will hold the ca.*o must come up iron; some lower -X A TiM» Pi l l 1 tie* ~t *csidc;si*« Kn-Klnx prorla p>uby which Marlcn Coiiniy. South Carolina, put tinder martial I.iw in-toad of V:r.an. o**- r*d through the liupv-ibiMiy of icadm; the ...f counties w hieli Mr. Ahermaii seat lo the •rncy (;enerr' ••'lie* i; own hand« riliie-. L\'.»ie satistaetoi tl.v dc< ijd.ci.-.l ♦■\eepl Ih‘‘ rnion. and :d’ expcrl.* tn h i.I p> tn»iiusV.p B ..nice ftnallj -ided fmt il n..s M.irimi. Pmillu pn*cl; suatioa ill. 1 f.ilpTeullJl- Ucnl forth. i;j:i:or. he statement tint cue of the irjn-d ImH of Fo»; r *slcratc lotion tmlrds throiurJi the iiotiso ot Krl:iiua*r s the !n*lian flu th it ov«*.* .tui *»f dUked Plains Imtiaie* e.ioie in a iew*i.i>> ago, Xpiis'S d a desueioi is*.*. .'lon* are earning. natuiSai. iiuK h;i-*.ht. leCoinptieller of the C-urtiey reports that rtm.nieesef all th*- N.. fan. (I Hanks Oct I -2*l eXe**pting Hii*‘s* b.lll i> tit Cuie.igo, jiml tiank in imluna. from which jepnrls have ind Will p-eeiwd. th*' amount IS $1.72t.1't0.7--. aWr id banks, l.t'Sst. ITMt. be'in-tntetl«ns of tin* President to the unthori ■ml tah w*-re to the that there should fltui \«*t judieb*u» '-nforecmeul of tin* law. *OtnproUiise willi '-rimin d-. laitot rcp-'fls n the oLUcIhI- tvpresenl that all (Linger of col alias pass's!. taVnld inotlh-imclJvlesthnt the President has .Tt» nt im.ntionto sUsj*.**.nl Uu- hub.os rarpm n ytSi*e.lb*rn otl.-rthan Soutti Carolina. rf« n 's.iehtioii **f things shall occur -Imilar to j la the pr*"-I:uu»e*r counties to render such rdeMHf' ‘•’■ary. tm: iTmi:\m vi. rorimi. :ortbn MeMi'diael.of Phildadi Iphia. and J. D. rnrll, tlu •Cent* nnial« ommi—toners. Penn- Tanhi,and oilers, interviewed the President u-rdm .dug Ihe e, 1.-lmiiiou of the eeii uial jiuiuvi' T-e.ry iinh-jH-aul.-nre til I'nlladel u. inh.us.m. isr.vv.M r vivttkus. 'otif cl-»Vs ua. Intelnal lb-venue iturean go St tO'-xauiiue tiiepivountsol Collector in sev- 18tnt. 'lh* ris-«-ipt- tii*m Internal n-venuesources from lv I Novemtiej- t, itielu-ive. vvevi* 'Hi.- i- favorable to the*-t:ru:ite m oh* j rhO cUt P a: tear. The e\]s-n>c» of the rev- L-'ifl.. r- tl:. j. l-t »|U:*« ler li iXi* I'n ll IVIIIU-ed ,v\ IJ.oil tlw eocve-pitu.Uug period of It",- lint the phili for Ihe “tliilaie-n She lilt' iu.il Revenue Dislriels I 1-d. II i- It'll Ihimjht ttlat tin iunb- >i,! i 1 l lnJi-rn.il will adopt, in i, po* ’be rei-oiitmfii'luC'.ns hi refer- I tui tolMi-eo, 0.g.-tl npan him by Wiut.-i.-:*.*. >vMv. n-. ti-»* I».-p*irtmt nt. wh>» :ii.- -.it.jtt-i enii-Tatioii. recoin jdtih.P h;h n tin- urmaiot :A1 vcssrU carry n'~;»eetofs siN-akda:; a- tinnyUrn l -es ;i- 1 i•, should beard tin-ill mi l :is.*cr Ithc eon.t*l.rut- of spar. .inanity iqn;i!i!.- «>t J-i.kJ, mean-. of \eliJtl;Hioii. pe f et«-. Duplicate ni«-rt-> to be i,. to tin- Collector. he to report to D. partin' lit. 11** also nrifcs u «I»ri ii C tU -muu of lu-.im i~.lu tion ot our *sn\ a D* o\« aide* rs of lotvijm snip*. that in case it> c. u .dics may la- d.-riscd In a m-w P»*-Hid. ul Pas 11-. ogid/id- Rdmnnd i:n«-> i.i.ii-ul Fnin.i- :d M. iKbiim Venue Thoiiahl lo tlnrr Bidden plant Adieu io Hall Lntir w •tllW'lhidisiJn arrived ln-ii- 1 lit- nioruln?. and •r a r*~t of l Umi )i% hours, left forSiiut •rpe.oii theri.RiiliiMi»bon'-i i«f riicTi rritory. lie »CCCoM« «l by t ui-Iv tiioniiTeit men <>f the >’:im»o jon. lam Ntys the writer, •'that he has aOI filial s.dieti to Salt Thi%iuo\i it of Biol*,- r Br-irham i- ur.-jtify the idsof ih* jN'opie In n s'.iMuitn. Tin* Mormon aolmve lasi.], no to the published Met tpol\ir:.tu> in I'ts.li ws.~ utterly di~own;sJ and demiud lo the Mormon aathoritiiri imtilslx tilts aii.r the pas~ai:eof flu- territorial sid ipgt joluii.-ry mid la~.-lvl.ei-. colmtula i 7ho aet "a« j.p*.roved M:;tt-h C. Tie rovehiti.it, p..iy»i*ay Is l-fo have tHilt made AnHUst i». This rthrov- n.snplel, !y the eharn.. that the L’nit-d t’nliri lute vs w ri-iiH In J-lJyvv.njj a ver ombT llisd act ~t :i jHilvpiUdst «.ti the lUjd til il Hie net Was pa~*>ed by j, j»oliHa«u-ms irilalUi--. siisd hence il> iut-at was not lo pun* nolyp'b.s-ls. Tolu I'llfh hit yesterday far Eflrt t<‘ .11 111 s:ii ritHOXTi lent to Irt llirc. The itllw sthe have sent him oa a siulb a imi»t rush to Himrhuin Canon, la In «d the ilj~eo\ of ric.i hf*vv r-t r .'..mi oeriirioil hu>l UJ!,’ht. A it' I i~ ;u»i itW-UI ’-t. P.;j; it, tliixi tills evening, of consumption. in this city. His re mains w ill Ik; taken to Ohio to-morrow. Nirw BnioirroK. Pa., Nov. n.—ncl David fcKiutoD, Auditor-General elect, ol thin Stale, dic'd suddenly at Me residence In this place. thi« morn ing nt 10 minutes past 10 oVbsk. He Imd been wmtrincinr u tiny «r two with herpes In the laoe, causing nim much pain. Last ptenlng about 7 o'clock la* injected a email quantity of morphine Into bln arm. for t pnr»>«*-e ,»f quieting the pain, whleh had ist'otae v«-:y severe, .oid was much relieved. Mis*p msUix! from whi eh Ms vito found It Impossible to rouse him, ami she called for Assistance. Mer-tJitckron. ney. Winnans, mid Read wore sunmimicd and UM-d overt- measure to bring a'Hu-.t a reaction. hut without permanent avail. He liualiy expired al the hour nlmve stated, ft i- the opinion of tin; pbysb h.n* that in making tin- injeelmu lie punct ured a blood-vessel, wlm-h. owing to the peculiar slate uf the system. was the immediate ohUw* of the fatal and distressing event. Wat in the I2d i car of his age. Lovt.o*. Nov. 4.—Tin* amount revolved at the Mansion House, up to l.i-| evening. for tlo- Iwncllt of the Chicago sunercfi*. was Etc.W. C’oatribu lions continue to Ih' received irein individual donors, and from committo in provincial cities and towns. The newspaper controversy concerning the In ternational Copyright ’aw h:'r* taken **o jvrsonal a turn. and become so heaP-h that tlo* i'intc* «V -cluns its intention to do.-,- its columns to any further communication on the suhj'ne. Dejs- Inner;* War, Schoel; Agiicttlturi*. tJracluu^ky. The new President hss declated his jsjliey, which has rtuuja-lled the retin-im nt of Ilohen- Wm li" 1 1 vh.V |iiu>,Ue. emphasizing the «a pwmiicy of the empire. The Knji»erur d*s*lurcn that there gem ral laws can only be altered 5u the manner presrrilMsl in the constitution.. He wants the Diet against any attempt to nullify or disregard them exhorts Bohemia to send her/ usual representatives to the Kelelisnuh. declaring at the sumo time that a failure or refus'd! to do thl« will Involve the gravest,political conoeuuenci*,.. Berlin. Nov. 4.— The Reichstag Ueduy. ]»ic*ed the war fund hill. During the debate prior-to its passngih* Bismuth urged the necessity, cm.the present nsj>vciofEiux4:eanafluirH.o/stn;iigtln:uing ihnconnUT by Ibui* empowering the Kmiwrurlo art promptly ami freely under any a-Jvi«rao or tlteatcnlng circuuistances which, may arise. The tiiS'age ot the bill which Is recommended. »n tiio inj»eror’s address, would leave lib* Mitlgsty «m -sbiiekh-d.jud would virtually j luce ITU'cia La a }M>siiion to act either upon U»b offensive or Jo tensive. No cuupllcatluns are at prenour aje l»arent- LONDON. Nov. 4.—The JW» ffrnph prints a sy* cial despatch from Paris, staling that a plot against the fiovcrntucnl of spalu baa been discovered hi that city. Par**. Nov. 4.—The trial of those of ti c Coiiiimtne who have been held under a charge of being directly eoueerm*d In the murder of the V«uailliM (ieueraln. Leeompte and Thomas dur* lug llse first days of tht la Paris. virus Icguu yesterday. The trial excites much interest. mm! attiact* large UUUilhts to the coiil'M'ooU). London, Nov. Letter* tnnu pjnl* say that tl.e ofleritig to Waehlauiio mi Thursday was a rv agreeable affair. The dinner and lea *ervi i4s\\eteof line silver, the product of American mines, and of Ann ricau manufacture pri~em«*d by a huge mmdsTof American p ntlei.iaii. An appropriate address was delivered, to which Mr. asl.hiune replied in a few graceful rein u ks, in lin* course of which in- complimented reload Heilman uud oiUvf mctulsT* of hU diplomatic louts* hold. Nov. s.—Victor Iluyo ha- made a second \irit to Thiers to procure the pardon of ll*-nri Ih.ehidoi't. The I‘D-sidelit liss-lveil lllltl kill.U.V, la 1 d.t iTin d to lldci li iv. *ll.e inmmiist Cjnefiiel has Iss-n convicted of llriiif; l’“Udnifc> iu I’erls, and M-ateiu'cd to duulu. Madrid, Nov. 4.—lt i* believed that nn attack n the Rovcrnmi nt by Da* Ih-publican-* under the )i j;d ol Scimr/orilla will be mad in the Cortes dliiitm the coin im wiM’k on tin- subject of tho u.riaui of dcalnm with the Intertiatioii.il Society. Si pets Zulilla and were widely at va liuiwc iti this jioint, the latter supporting tho iji,\i uiiicnt heartily. A emnjirnmise between Ba p:.*ftaand Zorilbt. which has lip lo this time been «]i;y yitaraiilecs from the .Snllan in rcetnd to the statiiM of Catholic subject*in Iml.cy. The Fiiliitnie Porto ha* iM-rslsli*ntly re tired (o discuss the question* of it* Chriuthiu sLbJtctrt. Nov. B.—Tlio lb*!gi«n fiovurnment. Juis for warded WO.HO to Atflerica for th.* relief of lb*lgh.n settlers in Wisconsin w-ho sabered by the lou-st flic*. Tin* government lui* also om*m*l Miti-eriiuion* fur voluntary contributions to the »j;u.e object. Knvv York, Nov. 5.—A telegram frosu Mexico. er2. Staton that tin- situation In not n.aleiiully ehuhged. General Trevino’ remained outride ol Saltillo. His army force wim equal to on attack on the town, hut Id* simply of artillery win- mM.ft’elelil. Saltillo Is declared still ia a rtate of sier«*. General Martinez w*;w on tla* oppi site Mrte of Saltillo. Ills intenuptlmi of eomtnnnleatlon with the Interior vva- ja isihti ally «ontinnmiH. General Cerlllo had mh«d the government fora relntoreenieni of las artillery. I nit his correspondence uua captured Mill pnblMied. Isidia Trevino, Governor-elect (>f Coahuila, died in the eaiup of General Tn-vlno from HieetreeUot I:M«M)1j» and cxjhisuic. lie has just joined the :«veluDenary party. Coii.int was reported to be. marching to take <■cu.iui.ud of the goveiutm nt troojii. rai; !’;VSI- Krw YotiK. 'Nov. R.—?a« Hamluso edvleeA sny 11.at the revolntionarv army In two bodies is pro* paving to attuek the town of Arnu. I'toiihiit Jljiez Is \isltiuj; the towns In the tirvthein provlne es. Tl e lirilish mall steamer will cease tonehin* at m.ii I ia iiiiiifjoeity. line* di«eliuiiij.' to help support tl.e line. Then* is no new s of importanee from Porto llieo or Thomas. llaUien inlidlipnee states that Pr.-0.1-nt Chrp t Is iM-lm: n*eelved in the towns l.e is visiting. The Hornet eas.- Is still p-ndhur. The Stevnis>i c, u.Mil he- despatched a war -learner b> Havana tor tuilln r in-ti net ion-. The eotin- crop H larm* and quotisl at rj per iiuintal. Tile cemitrv U »lU»et. The CuU.— The HorW savs tin* »nt*st extr-ierdmar% rumors an* In «*irvidatlen PiniciTie ing the i—re o» txmd- of th»- State of South Cane bua. SuM ielon** an- entertained that there ua -11*« u sui-h an o\ei-i~-tii as to :ib-*olnlcly rnuctmer the svdvt i:cv tlw State. It t** sfateil that 1* )<:-d into I to* p«»-* M-sloti of Mr. Keniptou. Stale I’inanriul Alviil: that seveial iuemtM*i*s of the Stale rtoverum.mt ale in this city, and that other p'-imdocnt S.mih Cnndlniabs here ate watehiug Hi* ir pi oeei-dincs. v i-in**)' Seott is said to have iiduidb-d the print inxof ihelK.uds.hut do*--not stab* the obWet of 1 their is-ue. It 1- Ui-o alleged that many of the State eih.-ials are implirate«l in the tnlsappropna til UOf naoievs of the State, and it is Wheved I tln* 1 thi- irundiilent 1-sue of twenty miUious had I Ist u uegotinted and the money mi-applKd. ('«-suuiltl<‘«-. at a tnwtlnH yC'-lvniny, jor-xsln rc**i»- liitii n eiillhiH up.*n tla> C«'mi«..tt to mNe bj r.tib-M-iipnon on the cliyV to t>T Used by the ei.minlttee outride of private enl»- ►eripllotis already ren-ivi-d, whieh now foot up Of this -rabfo basliei-ndlstribuleil. for relief iu various ipi.irt.T~. F»*rty-tiv«-fiunlllee have been supplieil thi-jwi.-d wi-ek w fth everyUiinx tinded to K-t them upin hourfhee'plnjr and the nei «**sui-v pm\ Won tuvivided. There an* now 175 tamlllrsoutbelK ilniwiuj; th.-ir supplies from the depot hero. The response from the country at f -V'V. tftttiifvtnfrehunicter. Tlieold City Hall, when! merit of the Htppli.v. are kepi, I* well nll«*«l with VH.-kMoori of jilldisHTlpilonN from every part of the rolled Males. The Kovennc cutter Andrew l* enirajsed In ennyins thee.* supplies to tlu- I‘un.t district. UTAH. FOREIGN. Grfht Itritnin. Austria. Gcrnawr. France* H|vnin< Tnrkrp Crlginia. Itlexlco. ■\Vrfmrtmrai WYnther Bcporl. Wa«*him.ti»>. Nov. fi.— Tlic nrw» of highest Imroiueier will probably continue on the Jakes, and lunve eastward on jlonilstv Into h'lUiHj lvjinls ami Mankind. Ikisterly winds will eontiunc on the I,.kes. vtri-rlnc to the southeast from Mlchl cnn to fjikk-M'i>T>or. and incn’asiu/j to brisk ou Take Krh*. Northrasteily winds will continue k.n the R-o-t Atlantic, vnerink to the norlbe:»st and e;.»t. ft.-a-ant weather will Continue on the south Atlantic and («ulf coast. I>atikcrous winds are not nthipaled, unless possibly for a shell lino-in the KouMiein portion of Litko and wcsti-j u pkuiUai oi Utko Kric. Kuilrnud Knmjw Toiika. Kansas., Nov. 4.—Thr Chief r of the Atehi-en. ToivVa »V Saida Fi* Railroad, returned yesterday lo Ft. Ikhlh l bavins coin' l b ted the survey of u l-.oc to Ft. Uubm, N;'W Me\iiv>, and reports n practicable, ivnuo. tie trim iii-es to-moirow tie- survey of the line 11 m Fi. inside uj» tlio Arkansas River, ami hop-.a lo l ei-eh Pm bio. New Mexico, before snow slops jj.< {joik. Another party leave* Ft. lb»dt;o Mato dr\ next toii-nnllnc poutb to Rock Salt, in tno MUill.wcsl jail t of tJ.cMate. THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 187 L NEW YORK Result of the Registration in New York City. Tweed Co. Hade to Disgorge a Large Proportion of TLeir Spoils. Numerous Political Meetings In Now York and Brooklyn. i»wrrcim:?ti>Kß sestkmcrp. New York, Nov. 6.—WUILun Thompson, the hoy fcwitolitemler who pleaded guilty to iho charge of manslaughter In having ruined the ao cldent at Brill’s switch. New Jersey, la July Lsf, Mst« sentenced yesterday to thrw; months* Impels ouiucnt and fined HWiISTRATIOy. The registration of voters yesterday was 33..ATK The total registration foots up 102,5 it?. This number exceeds that of Inst year hy !*,ww. This in the largest registration over known in this city. The Time* thinks this ycirV registration prohahly includes fur less repeating element than that uf isro, and Ik-Ucvch that the vote will come close up to tin* registry; that the Increase Is due to voters who uwln favor of re form. wrruDKAWfi. .Samuel A. Lewis withdraws jl> u candidate for senator in the Fifth district, leaving the contest lietwecn Norton. Tammany, and Benedict, reform nominee. vkmaii: nuustßATTos. It serins that- some of the women of the Wood huH t'laioii js*rsUttSlon. who were registered, met with no opjH’siibm. The n-gistratbra are, how s\er, not (pure satisfied Unit they* have don*; right in granting js-rmlpsion. One of tbem ls of the oninion that ho would Ih> liable to a fins of V 7£ it he consentrii. AaoUier says be would be Untile to a fine of for rcfiwng. One of the holy eimdldute* yost' ntny siipisirted hsr clolm-to U-placed m>oQ Inc list in lengthy argument bached up by releivucesio K-.-xliKure. Clutrles Ori'onor delivered uft address So the voters of the Nineteenth Ward, last night, in- the interest of the retonu ticket. TZKKy.It IST »4;iA-I»KK*aCR. Tweed FjKike List evening to a gathering of Democrats in his district, saying tlie ontiimdaxm show n by Bis ffrltnds moat l»wtaken ha an ox nn-ssionof populuroriiiioD. HeJid not thlak thut liiseeiistUuvntssbniUd be iimviKtliythe viloattacks made u{K>n Mm. He predichsp that the ohargi'a against biia w<*uld dls~*ih>; as she dew before the sun. He twTHmgbt the suppurcof hid hearers- for ns<‘lccilom AKOTTIfiR WmiIHLVWAU. John V„ Grldlcy. Kspuhllcaa candidate* for tho Assembly, has wltitdmwu hi' favor of Bank C- UavkiQs, Reform cwndlduto,. J-OLSTtCAL MKBTTNOR. Nuniejnus pollliv.U meetings vvero held in tills city and Brklyn on Katanday evening. Seert?- lary RatK-son made u polHlcal Hpet-ch in Jersey (ity. crviticfi m.tmly to ths defence of tho notion ot the lultuiulstTivtiou in. tho Augl«>.Vincrivun tirutjf. nti: Hirrr tweed a co. (Tias. O’Conor states tint It I* ccrtiPiithst from three loslx million- will n«* recovered from Twwwh lh« alder* and abettors of Tweed are to bfr pro ceeded against also. TU KKD M'RF. TO HE nE-KLECTED. Twi-c-dV district l**lag strongly lAimocmtlo, hl» election is founded, by a large majority. The iitroM Miys: “Tlic eontrollingpoUlical element* of hi* district arc. according to Democratic an* thoriiy. outlaw*. vagrant*. loafer*. vagalKmd*. and hummer*. They would ptvbably ro for him If he woe under ct-nvid ion.awaiting hie sentence in* a robber of the public t wusury/* Fporiiug men and politician* are l*-tting strong Mi ll.i- cloctivu of Miamlley for Kegi-ler over Mgvl. The belt in;; i* quite close on the State lit Ul. MILITARY PUECAPTinvw. fJrncrnl Slinier has ordercsl the Seventh. Twelfth, Twi uiy-Feeondpiml Fovenf v-Firsl Regi ment* of lh(* Plate National <»aard to be ou duty at their turneries on election day. PACIFIC COAST. A Fieri Of TLiriy-ihrrc Whaler* Wrecked in the Arctic Men. PaK FrANCi c ro, Nov.r>.—Arrived sfoamer Moses Tujlov. in m n«.m>lnlu imd Australia, she reports ll.i’t cn ()«f. ll*. lM.arded the watcrdoKia-'l hriir SJ h lu fl, in in San. Francisco to.Callao. Found sill dead except the (faptuin, who was saved, tin. baldly hicatbim.’. A ti itihlc disaster has occnnrd lo the Andie v.luilhii: tl< cl, which was canyht in the ice, and tlilrtv-tlais* or tiiiamloned. Pas FKAM’DEti, Nov. f..—The Captains of the, whalers Andie, flay Head, Minerva. Kliza Swift, Feindt i r. Karenin and I’aica. who had arrived at ])i noliilu. fu.nisli the of the loss of the whnllmr licet: The vessel* eumineiiced an rivluK at Uijhj TlnidiUs May 1. On June 1 the Ue I.pincd and let the licet np within sijrht of (spe NiiMirino. The Hint. worlJtm' norihwanl, lornd wme wlmlcs crossing the N*ji vl Anadyr. In Uchiini; Pi.*« they wen; Ul'.Tt.* plcidy, but much tiohble wft* cxiM-iieticed from ice. When the field had arrived at Cape Ilehrinc and ITover Hay Ihe whales had passed ijinnmdi into the Arctic, whither the fleet fol lownl. meinmr with fair sum*** until about the Ist of Si-pbitilMT, when the lee tine* and beiys to a brent extent eomiaeiiml tlriftiim down, and hy then tli a ntiiid*crof veSM-l* had been sank, oud the bulk of the remainder were liemmed in and drilled or were driven ashore. Scidciulier 3, the brig Ccmet sunk. Pcptciuhor 7. th'* IComan wiih drilled luxlllv out to sea by two floe*, and w«* erttskeu like an egg-shell. The crew narrowly escaped. Tito Flotilla Mid Victoria, of San Fnmcisco. urn* crushed. September W the CnWUvlnsof the fleet, hemmed In l>etwiy eaeh. are as follows: Aivtie.isOhtK: Progvesft. 2--.0 Chance tbWspevm. endUOwhale; Daniel Webster. 230; latgoda. 7’J»; I-tiro pa. aau; Medos. 4.vt whale, and HO sperm. All the I.liaiieoned Vessels will. It Is iHdiered. tut tolnlloss. there Itelug Utile eluuiw of recover ing evi n the cargoes, Jn the spring. The Captain oi the riorlda anivul here by the Moses Taylor. The news eieated the greatest excitement In Honolulu ami here. INDIANA. A IlorM* Thief Killed nnd Another Mounded—E'ntnl Railroad Acridcul— Arr°'" lnirut of n R*»J>«>»d Huprrln ttndenl. Fi*sdul Dnipntfh to The Tribanp. Pi.YMoLTit, Im>.. Nov. s.—' Tills afternoon, tilxmt :t o’clock, David Tillers, a well-kvown fanner, who lives ulH'Ul four ruiles northeast of this dry. disioveml two Ptrnmrc hor-ea near his l.ny stark. On pdn« then* he found tv.o non ashM*p. CalUuu iu some ueii:hb;>rs. Ist* awoke limn, mnl tohl them they were si sjs ctcd of beinjshorop thieves, ami that they me-t submit to arrest and iuvestiirathm. Thw Ha y did. hut. while i n the way to Ibis city, they broke away, amlstm b-d to run. when their cap ti ls tired <>n tlietu.nnd one of Ihum. named Henry k. was instantly killed. His companion, who was unknown, was wounded, hut e.-eavod. Cook w«sa man of twenty-six or seven, nnd luw W<*en ii n-puteil lliiefhere for years.- SV‘ ehis med us Ihsis-lav* road. The cuiintmetlon «»f tie teuududer I- being t»ush« d forward ranluiyatud wl:*n it i- completed it will fonit oneof the Grand Tnmk lin* s pom tin* Northeast to theJhnUhwest. audits it pas-**- Hiroimli a tine eouutry, it Is ex i -poet'll toisa jnKHI paying mid. The appointment mentioned Ueon-id. iv«l 11 pxNlonc.mtd under Mr. CJmtteii’s snpej iiitctpleue<*, the road wilt soon as sume u fivnt p<*sltien* OHIO. Two Tlrn Killed by n l.nromotlrr Explo •iota ul Colmubno. riNTTWvrt. Nov. 4.—A Portsmouth spooiat to Hit- cfinnn.Jr sajs: A terrible explosion took place thi« morning at Urn milr.wul depot. At twcntv mimitr~ ixtst R o'clock the mail train, which'w«s to leave from Hamden at M'hhl at tin* depot, and. while tin* firemen wore taking Vm a\ld tift>son*k to ot iuclmmtl. be adjudged bankrupb Viblk- I'xrp-r, who was so severely lt\Jurcr college- In each Commonwealth ot the Union. —China ui telegraphic ci'tonumlcatioa with London; the«Jcctrle wires are being laid to Atus tralla and 2<'ow by the way of Borneo uad Sumatra a line is smn t«* be made Xbom Pe kin to Petersburg; the idea has again been re vived of cioiisctlng Sin Francisco with Pekin by way ot Alaska and Behring's Straits. —The fish trade of New England amounts to about a year, and the fish trade ol Bos ton amounts to about ?.v.oOU-00 u year. —'The editor of the New Yoik Journal of Com mcrtc received the following nntu: Pleaoo tlnd enclosed for the Chicago *nifeeom from- a new born baby,.the mother wishing to.mark Its entry Into this world bj tliin little art of charity.’* —LocKlhw,’* a correspondent of the Time#, protests against the introduction of new verb which seme-polemic has uscd.incontroversy. The varh.is hititudlnurianlze. Lockjaw snya that ha thought the worst extreme ul verbal lengtlabad Is-ett reached in coiUurhabrtntur, Con stautiaopcdUun* innnuiembUibus, soliclfudlnlbus. but that Intitndlnarianlze iVats them afl together. —la the Supreme Court of the United Stale*, lust Monday, several Jmtg*ieuts were afllrnied, with 10 jkt cent damage* Inside interest and eo#ls, on the ground thul tan writ* of error ,»i»- Vraicd to have ln-eii pre-mb-d merely for delay. The cases were from the Northern District of Illi nois. uud were brought to the Hup/eme Court hy Are iusuianeo companl**- against which Judgment hud he* n obtained several at* ago. —ll;e uianufneinrvrs of Lawrence, have iiij-jM d a strike in tlw earJy bud by agreeingtopay their handa heieatter by the hour, instead of the day. leaving it with the overatlvw* whether they ►hail work six or t» n hones* per day. —n,o Register of Iho Treasury makes the fol lowing statement in regard to the whale tiabarie* of the United State*-:.ln IMW there wereU2s vc«- rel*; in p-ee, 311 in pco.w vessel*; in Ir.Tl. 2-19 vesM-la. There appear* to bo a gradual diminution In this once iniportant national Imlns tty. c.ne to the discovery of petroleum and the inaiiiiiiii Miie of mid-oil. The whaling vessel* of the lonntiy 'tie nthxly owned at eight ports, viz.: NVw-Kedf«rd, I*7 v« -sols; New London, 22; V.mi'vt«We. 20; Edgartuwn, r,; Salem, fi; Nan* tucket,; San Francisco, 3; and .Sanilarlmr. 3. —Between six mid ►even hundred men are now implojed ul ColtV minory. and the variety of tnv.riufuetux i? aluuat us groat us the number of men. There me new being made there revolvers of all Mjle* and size*: the famous Gatlin gun* for our government andthe Knsslun Government,and the new seal-locks for the Post Ottiee Department, of which o,«i)h«ve been made, and 15,0 M more have just lieeti ordered. A fuse of rntth-iiakn poiwm has lately been eured by hydrate of chloral at I’olnt Pleasant. N. j, A young man bitten by the rattlesnake, and exhibiting the usual violent mid alarming symp- It ms, was treated with the hydrate, live doses of twenty grain* each Iwlng administered, when sleep followed, and the patient awoke after sev eral hour© with every symptom of tho poisoning gone. —An aw»n#»«in went for n Virginia doctor with u Imwle-knlfe, nud drove it through eleven buters and two pings of tobacco in hi* breast pocket, lint failed to puncture the dwtor, ■—Y’ate college him u case of varioloid, Ulid tho students arc to be vacciant*^. —Female highwaymen call on timorous travel lers to stand and deliver on the lonely roads near Charleston, f?. C. —The Philadelphia \nrifi American com pleted the loath year of Its existence on M«m ,«ny last. «nd the «th of It* continuous daily pub lication. It Is the oldest dully paper iu the country, —A litislmixh man slept soundly with a dead bed-fellow tin* other nlchi, l»elng unaware that the hitler hud blown his brain* out early In the owning. —professor Henry say* tlu.t the observations of the SinlthFonhm Institute, whieh extend over a period of twenty year*, have n* yet fatted to cun flim il.eveVtd«rl«*Uef that the removal of the forest* and the eiiltlvntlon of the soli lead to di minish the amount of mlnfall. ror.mr.ir. The voters of Wwdford County. 111., will decide i«n Tuesday whether the comity shall appropriate ajo.mi to ImUtl tlre-pn*of buildings for the comity record*. -The Jasper (Town) Rrjmhlifan claims that Jas per is the ••banner comity this year, having given the Republican candidate for Ooveniora larger majority than any i.ther. Colon-'l Carpen ter's majority In tlmi county Is l.Mt, while tin* only other counties which give upward of a th uinm I. an' the following: Bhukhavfk. \,T.\ Limi.l.l'!; Marshall. l.ttl; and Scott. :.130. l The National Republican Committee Is to l»c foimally asked by the Massachusetts State Cen tral Committee to hold the National Convention in inn in Boston. —The Baltimore AmcnVwt Insists tliat the cle**- tion of the Hon. Wm. Pinckney While as Gover nor of Maryland will really mean his election to the Vnited States Senate, and the eleetiun of George K. Deruler as Governor, and Robert Fow ler jis state Treasurer. —The New Hampshire Democratic State Con ventiou i- to In* held in Coword. D**ccml>er 13. The lather Reformers will hold theirs at the same place. IVeetulN'r 7. —A Washington despatch to the New York Tuiircsays; ••Colonel Tlohnor, Chairman of the lowa Republican State Committee, is here, and reports that iu regard to the Senatorial election. Aliiseti will probably lie chosen In place of Har lan. lie estimates that Allison’s strength will eiptal half the Republican \o|e in joint convention on the tlrst ballot. A nuyority probjildy of the U-glslntim* are unpledged to either wan. and among tin's*' an* n considerable number who would like to vote for the lion..tames K. Wilson. They will probably go for AlUsou us a second ebohv.** Two Mrn Killed .Tear Fort ffiboon, I. .V iba*>u Mativu *Cct. rm Oint>poinl»mf of lh«* Uv Jnuniitl. About two mile* south of tin* place. a man by tlti* name of Gulager keeps a store. A‘*o*U out* uiib' below (tiiliipers lived Joseph ami brother, who also had a store. _ An o.d f,-ml had existed between the Colliers ami CnlauiT. and a few days ago Uulasfer. who is reported to Ik* a very quiet man. told a Ineml ol bis that if he \va« ever found dead. Collier would bo the man who killed him. bad been tired into his store ou Sunday nigM. Friday afternoon the brother* were up here, .100 was dnmk and noisy. They Maned home in the eveuimf. and, it appears. MopiH-d at CJidager’s and, it is sun. IhVhl. firvO info iue Tl'T*'; eualiK.'f’rs of .looV revolver wen* found empty. lluhi ger lin'd at them with a d mide-barrel shot enn, loaded with buckshot. One shot took elb-ct iu Joe Collier's breast, killing him in- nautly. Tlu* other charge struck Jo**s brother in the side. He time a few* roils, and fell from bis horse. dead. After he had killed them, Gulager started for Fort Gibson, tor tbe purpose of giving himself up and hav ing an investigation. To-day there is a re port that Gulager has been killed, bat 1 think it is not true. The Lsmbfrias Interest. {■Tnso Uie Oraad Kaptdn (Mlfb.l Kazla. Sot, 3. It is thought by uior.y that tin* recent ex tensive tires which have swept through the pine forests of Michigan and other lumlmriug sections, destroying vast quantities of tim -Ih.t, will produce a material rise in the price of lumber. This is probably a mistake. Tho fires have not consuioedthe timber, but have diadem'd it, nml miles* cut soon and eon vetted into lumber. it w ill Ihj lost to the ownct*. None can understand this fact bet- Icr than the lund>ennen, amt already they yte making extensive preparations for saving all the tinder possible during the coining winter. This necessity will cause au iiniisini] nun tint of hinder to be thrown upon the inaiket next year, and it. is not rea sonable to Httppoee that prices will advance tunih under the circumstances, A gmlh irn-.n who hay travelled through tin* Vaunt‘districts says the tires have done dam rpe ihimsuh all those regions, but the loss to individuals lum not been so invar ns was luuid Lobelia Coimtv has suth-red most in ll.at its] tet; but. the settlements> being «Id t v, they have provided for themselves ami do m»t usk tor any enlside aid. Mueh daumro has bteiidone to huge lai.u-owiinrs ami rati- roitdcoioj»anhi*; but tlicsj* *»n» ricli,and tho lose* cannot y unr~ half of nil tin* pun? in tho bj* lire will be sAvcd uoring this winter. In the bflgruaw district, Imnlieriug opera tions have alrcadv commenced in eurncHC. Largo numbers of men are now at work iu the vvootls aud men are leaving daily. Tho demand for men has err ated a scarcity. Tho lending|lumbenr.vn oil} make it u point tu cut as much of th» burnt timber ob possible, but even then much will be loif. On© point to considor is the capacity of the booum. Tho l>oom fuenitiea will admit of so many logs f tossing through, ami no more. Then; is a imit iwyond which t*hvv cannot go, and this limit was nearly reurhe'd in l*<7u. This will prove a checkmate to overstocking tho lum ber market, uud tn» decline iu prices need be apprehended in coimtKjuenco ol uvecstoclving the market. SYMPATHY FOB CHICAGO. The hireling mf American* In Part*. A meeting of American* Iu I’uris wu- Uv?Ul ab the rooms of the Wasliingtoii Club in the Place d»* I‘Opern. Octtdier H. The ,v>- Mtinblag/* was first addressed by Mr. AVash bnnie, the American Minister to France, w ho spoke as follows; ••Xewaooaic** to iis from mirmaotry of a great and unparalleled calamity. Th* city of Chicago, the Queen City of the lakes and the prairies, that marvel and wonder of ntodtrn liviO/atioo. al most-wholly iu ruins, n is erflmund that hun dreds of live* and hundreds of millions of property lur.e Ut-u destroyed. Tens of Ihuu.sauusoi our tomuryn.cn tavcKx-c reduced fratu uiHuenct.* to jHireny and ruin, and a hundred tbou-ind p»s»plc s»re ew homeUvs and sheltcrUes when* but yes terday all wu» life, j»r»M>erity, ujm! happiness, one of tho-.»r appalling catastrophes bus hais jieutok- which will not oily mark the age m which we live, hut will stead out in the history ®f tho world- if tho report* which wc no.ivr shall aot fortunately prove to he greatly exi»gg» rated, the absolute de struction of property, tho reduction of value-, the ruin of ImUvtuuals mid of mUerv. the suffering, the want, tho x«ug train of untold calamities are almost too groat to bo grusp>*d and eonipmhendedby the human mind. We run tun contemplate with horror the awful tragedy which has Jjus sported with the live-t and forlumv, and all ilmbis so dear to our mifortaoalo cutmuytuen m Chicago. I am sure that the Americans in’Paris will liberally respond to the appeal.made to them in the name of a common humanity, by ruls-ian tial token- of sympathy. Americans sveryw here, in Parians well »h at home, are as liberal and gen erous us Utey urc brave and Just. .Sever in the Lis toryof a lifetime can an nppeulvome to us with greater force than under ttu* present circum stance*, and never cna our sympathies be more heartily enlisted. Ix t the telegraphic wire* testify to out brethren In Chicago that in this hour of their terrible trial, their miheanl-of misfortune** have profoundly touched the heart#of their coun trymen abroad. (Loud marks of iweecul.j I hojor I shall be pardoned, gentlemen, if 1 have ex pre ed some emotion. The grand city which come* so nearly to i**rL-h is the pride and tho mctruj*olis of the grout state width has been, my home fur thv whobiofmy mature life; and lam allied to It by the ties ot blood, and sympathy, and interest, u is tho home of many— many cherished and-lifel.mg friend*. It is the home of a population distin guished the world over lor its energy, it* enter prise. Its public spirit, its im-Uig**nce; and its p:i liioU'Ui—u guat i-eopie, ln:t greater than ever iu the future, for they shall n.-e almve their misfor tune. uud the v.,u-rs of the QmgnitLxUl I.ike that lutes the shores of the burning city shall never MUg it- mpikiu. lor It shall rise, placid* like, iri.m its iislu s, e.iid ehiillemo* the wrotidcr and the uomit alien of (he world. A great calamity m ake.* •all uuuiie km.* Our sufieiliig c*>unir\men will haw the sympathies ol the people or all u.Ui.oiu 'though the pv opU* ut putts aw sutlVring trom too disasters of a terrible war. w«* wiii have tla-ir wimusvuipjithy. f«» be maniteated iUx ..r.iing to the measure of their ability* in u sul.-l;u»li.»: way. 'l he gi eat. ncn.us heart of Kng;«ul has Inch wistil. Atm largi* subsetipliuiiri h.uo b«-cn iniido all over the United Kingtloui.” Spreche* were also mmlo 1»y KJliatt CV Cow din, of Toil, (tlio Chairman); Mr. Tucker, of Citorjda: General Head. Ami-ri* van Consul General at Paris; General Hank*, of Mussachuf-ettH; tin? J’ev. Mr. Foilo-s, of the Kpiscojial Chapel in Paris; an.l Messrs. Junnay ami loy. of si. Ja»iu*. A committee of tlfteiui was appointed to raise subscriptions for the «»f the sullerers; tlie et inimttee being constituted a.s fallows: Dr. Thomas 'V. Evans, (,ciieral J. Meredith Kn. Curtis. Framd* Warden. Junes PhaUn. Francis I’- CoiMn, 11.-nry Woods. Klisl.a Itlues. Jawilhml Spencer, ilenvy A. Stone. s W.Tncliit.J. JI. Haiji William Jl. Dowlcs, WisltJ.ni l'.thiai'-l U. Audiew-, J. C. Kants J. J. Ityun, A. 11. jvuauel l>. Win i< u. J. Flerpout Morgan. At the conclusion of the address, tbo fol lowing contributions were nude; p. I>. Warren. 10.000 francs; Krlanger ;i!\el, Bmp-* A Co., J. Pierpoiut Minfin, r>.oo»; James Hnd c n« 6,0« x); Mr. Kyermti. of Chicago, r.dto; lion. K. B. Wnslihmm v 2,5*0; Henry Moods. 2.600; Charles Tnppmi. *2.3ort; Wm. Shrub*. *2.reo; Andrews Co., a.uuo; General J. Meredith Head. Jr., United Htales OmiMil General, 2.000: FrimriH P. Corbin, x.V>, l/ivi; W. Corbin, ilio, 1,2-30; General Iswd llowden. li/o. 1,2.'0; F. J. Palmer and sider. 1.000; John A. Pell, l.ooo; J. C. Kane, 1 jm»o; Hiitmml C. IJlg.-low, l.rco; A. l/d. 1.uf,,: J. A.A nisin, D. U. Union. l.ooo; J. W. Pinolnmd. t.oofi; W\ it. Garrl- Mti, l.ftti; Dr. Tin**. H. Kvaiis. U«00; Ang. Hum* iH it. l.ooo; Tlmiuu* 11. Curtis, of Jlauton. 1,0-10: James Gallatin, of Now York, hi.ooo; Lloyd Phm idx. l,e«»; A. 11. Reltlliicer i Co., l.ool; Itotfert Remson. l.ooo: Isaac W. Howe. J. 11. Stebbius, «i.tt»: nropw-tora of .1 meriron OOh A. J. Imtcnhotrer. roo; Robt. 11. Uetislmw. fino; I». CMrhart. art; GlUht! C. Klee, nod; N. S. limit. SO); ilanioy \\d llums.R’O; J. I). Ogden, f-oo; A. H. Lansing. SMi II V Brnen, r*o; General Hanks, soo; I„ w. UMH. of St. Lout*. Anilrcw I). LUUe. 300; Charh'sT. How. ,w; Mr. ami Mr*. S. S. :co: lialUgimniV Mc**—i»ger, r«oo; Dr. Gooden ouch. 250; Traciy Kobiiison. 2.W; Mr. 'l’ueker. of Georgia. 250; C. iVr.'o-eti. 250; W. 11. Clarke. 2eo; Outer J. Glenn, l. o: CuvlUier A 11r.H., UH>. The amount subscribed on tho spot ex ceeded IiH.OCo francs. mid. before the moating finally broke up. tin? Executive Committeo felt itself authorized to instruct Messrs. Monroe Co., bankers in I’tiriiC to infonti by telegraph the Mayor of Chicago that 1"A -ftOfiaiiCK went at las disposal on the part of the Americans of Paris, kW> more io come. Connfcrfclcins-A Notorious Bo*lt Con* ecru Itrokrn ITp. From tins Minneapolis tMlui*.> Tribune. Nov. 2. About the r> 1 1 1 day nf I suit mtuith a young mini travelling miner the name of .1- Hoi ei mho arrived in thi.-* eity ami took a room in llu* IJJoIh) Hotel. ?sion afterward he secured a box at the Post Olliee for the Northwest ern Uwk Company," and commenced circu lating through the ollieo a large number of emnlars*. These wen* ehbdly lent to the Slat* sof lowa. Missouri. Illinois, ami other States in the South and Hast. Before lie hail heeu in the city ten days he was **spotted" by the authorities and an eye kept on his proceeding**. A day or two since one of onr city hanks received a circular from a hank lu Missouri with the following endorsement on the hack: •*As we do not can* about investing wo send yon the inclosed circular that you may have a chance to patronize a home institu tion.” i The circular was Anted m tins city, and continued proposals for the sale of counter feit money. It was signed hy the North western Book Company.” and ollercu to sell packages containing f I,e»SS for $5. The gentlemen who received the circular at once placed it ia the hands of Major Brackett, Deputy United Slates Marshal, who at once took measures for the arrest of the Northwestern liook_ Company.’ The papers were issued hy United States Commissioner Cart Wo. of St. Paul, on the complaint of Major Brackett, and on yester ilav altenioon he caged his bird at the (Jlohe Hotel. An examination of Mr. Holcombe s trunk developed the fact that be was doing unite an extensive business, not only in conn teifeit uuuiev, but also in obscene hooks and picture*. llie effect of circulars sent out w»-re just beginning to be felt, each train fnun the South bringing a large number of letters for the Northwestern Book Co. Mr. Holcombe was conducted to St. Pnnl and ledpd in theeounty jail, and will this morning be brought before Commissioner Cardoso and tri.sl «>n the charge of circula ting counterfeit money. Th<* Chicago Cold* Frnm 11k- U*U*er. Nov. L Tin* work of examining the coin re ceived from the Muib-Troasury at Chicago was yesterday completed at the mint in this city. There was about SSXMTO in cold, silver, ami nickels. The money had W-vU tUii.dtul in the atone vaults of the Treasury at Chicago, some of it in bam*. Home in i*arcels. anil some loose* After the me the mins were overhauled, and the mass of that which was Iwdieved to be coin was sent to Philadelphia. When it reached he* c it WHs hypaivutly a tufliw oT mortar, raps, and dirt* At the mint, the gold com wju» at ouec extricated, and alnmi this was ob tained that needed no more than the applica tion of arid to make it presentable. The bal ance consisted of gold, silver, and. nickel, nnuilcatcd bv the heat, ami requiring the process of coining to be gone over again. This was completed yesterday* and the rc tnru of the pioduct mane to the becrotary ot the Treasury. _ A Tkr««Ck Ronlr fnm Gnud Rapid* I* Chicago- Frrtn the Pr»n. October r j U y jj r Mtimeon. ami others, came ln'w with the pnntoee of coitsolulutins the M.-vk. property nml fnuichujw. of the bnnil Pupiil. lloll.mil Ktnlrond Company with tb». stock nrorcrtv and frunchisesof the Cni* take Shore Railroad Com -1 ui.v. Tint** IVO companies will become one. Lml'tbe Chicago A Michigan Lake Shore will now join its rival* a! Almy at root depot. Lou- Mintlnmlirinsarcnow ruunmp about one 1-jill thedistiinco toHollandCity,anil m thir- I iv dove trains will bennmingtoObiCAgooyer this hrdfiom and to this city. lh««. in deed, will the nice of eoni]ctitum begin. 1 he Michigan Lake Shore mn4 become a strong ompeiiug lino for passengerswnl freight. It daily inns ilsra o lUrretly along lh« Case S-Uie.’and the. relative merits of laud mid v:;tcr eniriage will here receive a sharp solm tim. Mr. Jov islNiiir.il to carry lumber over ]iis I. aib—evVn fivm such lake purl* as Mm ki c* n la! lent water. He is bound, also, to do all li e business lie l*w>ibly can over the iMichitan Lake Shore, from Hus coy. Ino i Uiung» ust-Ms of the. lead und ita t«|mpmeius will ho as xioar |H*rfect as good managonto'.nt can make them. The cars will ba the beat and the time ■will I»o the qmckfjft. Here an* three mada iu competition for Chi cago, two. of them directly,—the Michigan Southern, ami this new mm of Mr. Jqy’a, tho Michigan Lake Micro,—while a third, tho Grand (Rapids Indiana, use* the track of the Michigan Central. SLAVERY-ABOLITION IN BRAZIL, Fufl Text •f the Emancipation Bill. Bi£> Janeiro (Oct- jo ComwismOciice of The Jfeir York Ht-ndi 1 am now able to sinro that tho passage of the Emancipation bill is a/uif accompli; it lias become law. and henceforth no child can bo bora a slave iu if null. even though its mother be a bondwoman. The haul vote w:u* readied in the Senate on the rrftonioon of Wednesday. the -7tE» of Sep tember, and the bill pnosio by a majority of :«to 4. The Senate Chamber of Brasil is not a spa cious room, vet, ao far a* the rromptMl gallor ifs and the limited lobby immediately m tho rear of the semicircular row of seats of tho Senators would permit, tho whole available .space wnu crowded with an interested and anxious throng, eager to catch the last wonls of debate ami be wjtne-*'** of ai» act upon which depended the pence and prosperity of thU great South American empire, in the fu ture. To Ibe Emperor, beyond all doubt, more than to any other intm—more than to any > nuy*. Thence to the senate, and in *4fder to give ample lime for full discussion the ImiKTial LcCsluture was prorogued three sej.anile times, the Ministry being determined, that a vote should be reached previous Ur a linal adjournmeut.. The following a literal eopy of the IEXT ur THE SLATE ACT- OE SKPTEMIIEB 39, 1611. The Princess Imperial Kogent. in the name of Ills MiOcsty D. I’earo 11.. uhkw known to all the subjects of Uie enipirc that tbetAasembly Oeacral Ims decreed and she has sanetkmed .the foUowiug law*: AkTictß l. All children l*oni of slave women in the empire since lb*‘ tint*' of this law sluiU be con sidered of free condition. Tho said minor shall tvmnln In the power and under tie authority of the owners of their mothers. whose obligation it cball be u* rear aad take euro of tbem until they eumplete the uge of 8 .vtun*. Ou.the child arriving at this ape the owner of tho mother will have the. option either to receive from Ibft State JOoo nu-com jH-UKJition, orto have tb4* use of the minor'* m.T vU-vs until be complete* thoußc of tv.cnty-oue year*. In the Jln-t case the government. ahull receive the miner and dispose of him In uniformity with the present law. *TUe pecu niary compensation lived itbovu shall Ih* paid in lannis drawing the annual interest of 6 per cent, and which shall t*« la id extinct at the iml of thirty years. The declaration of the mas ter tnu.-t be made within thirty days, counting firm that oa which itho minor reaches H years of age; and if he do not make it therein, It. shall remain uud«tfctm>d that Ur chooses the option pf wtUulugtKe said minor. An> of the mluorstuay redeem hmiM If from the onus of service by pre viously tendering,either by himself or by another fvrsou, pecuniary compensation, to the owner of iis mother, valuation ol his services for the unex -11 red Time being made. In ease there be disagree ment on the amount of said compensation. The owners w ill have also to rear and euro for what ever cblldiin the daughters oj hi-> shiv*-.-* may I la nr while they are serving him. However, fcm-h obligation will ecus** so soon as tho i*crlod *.f ftvsiia- to be given by the mother s ut an end. If these die within Hie ti-nn, their chlldien m.*y W, phuvd at lla- disposal of Ihe government. If the slave v; man obtains tiecdoui those of her children v.int* v s jvms cf age wlmurelu the power of Irr awm-f, shall Ik? delivered up to her. miles* she pietfis to h -jve them, and the muster agrees to kt p tLibi. in the case of niieuutiuli of the slate woman her free children under 12 years •d idi go with her. and her new owner shall be mm gab (1 in tho tight* and obligation- of the I*.i n.t r one. Ihe s- ned to the inspection of the Orphan .Turtles. fc;nd ViH’ietlos shall have a lien on the service- of -lave liberated by them, in cotupen-uttou of th« price ot Il *\i.V. l fi/The following slaves shall bedeclared fr. e; The slaves Velcnjtlng to the nation; to whom ilie government may give whatever employment d tl.mks pii.vcr; the slaves ulveuin usufruct to theen wu; Muve-ut uucert tiu heritage-: suye abiitidimd by their owners. If these abandon lla in hr Invalid-, they shall be obliged to maintain the u». except in case of poverty, and the aliment -huinx- lived bv the Orphan Judge. In general ti.c slaves lil*er»t*d by virtue of this law remain lor Mv e vein s under the lnspeo*lnn of tho govern n;\ ut. They ute bound to hire themselves oat. under js nnllv of l-cing compelled, if Hying m v; gu in>. to labor in the public However, the compulsa n to work shall ream wlu never the IreedtuuiU exhibit** a contract of Idle. Alt. T. In suit* in favor of freedom the process shall lx* summary; theie shall be no eroi/irio ai>- peals whenever the dircislons are amiin-t free Join. AhT. H. Ihe goveiumeut shall ordera special rrgislralii u to be made of all the slaves existing in the ttiiphe, with declaration of the name, sex, u-nilillon. times- lor labor, and the parentage of ijoh.il it lx* known. The time for the opening and cb'-Jiur of the registration -hull be announc ed with all possible antecedence, by means of re peated notices, in which the provisions of the following parngraph shall be iusert- Cd: Ah tin'?* who, through the fault or cmisficn Ct the Interested parties, are not klvcn for registration within a year after its close, shall be ipso facio held free. For the ivplst/utiim of each eUve the owner shaU Pi>. i nee only, the foe of .M) 0 n*is.lf witldn the time fixed or ol *l.OOO If It be exceeded. Tile prolucl of this fee shn 11 be applied to the costs of the n?g -i-tration and the ew-s to the eraanclp.Wion mud. elav e w omt n’s children free hi* this law hhall also W tcgUti rcd in a separate book. Moater# omit ting to do so. through negligence, shuil incur a tine of tioo to teuo. repeated for every individual omitted; and. if through fraud, the thualiles of Article lT9of the Cnmlnol code. The palish priests shall be obliged to have special Inn ks for the rt gl-frutiou of the births and de.ilua i*t rlavi children born since the date of this h»w. tach ondssku shall subject the priest to a lino of l A»T. 8. The government may In Its regulations Impose tints up to *lOO. and penalties of simple iiui>rl?cumi;nt up to a year. AliT. 10. All IX utntrv provisions are revoked. She Iherelorc eoumiands itll the authorities to wh< m the know ledge and execution of the torego ing law pertain* to fulfil it and cause It to befui- Clli d and kerf entirely us therein conudned. Too St crtiair of ttnte for Affairs of Agriculture, CA SILVA, MiU-Mcr. V hen the hill was introdiiced into the CliMihirnf Ib pnlies U contatucd a cinus thnt ll.c slaves. Indmiging to the religion t-iders ilmuidulso hecoim* free, oan aupu lift'd tl-ut all the crown slaves sbuuld .us 1«o n-e fit e; Lut the clause colrcerinus tat m Ijj ions ciders was stricken out- ima v euld j(xin to indicate the iinvvtlUngm iluse ».ewM*cjalioiiH to pve froetlom J sh.ves, and as a comment uj-m this the ulif-hns n.l.vcf JleiMHltctiucs inimwltateli —i t lore the hill In#bums l»'V-pwvefreedom k*6yu sixteeu ikii.dud eluvoa, amt uvadn provision for them for tbr promt. It is promised that, although the law permitstheip id retain their slaves, the rraacis:ans, CaiTnvlito*. and other orders will soon give freedom to whom they now hold m There are some objections to this lull, our it in tlottbcinl if any could bavtf been framed and adopted which would have been any bet ter. The authors and supporters of this bill look to future modifications and amend ments which circumstances undoubtedly will npeesflitate: but perhaps human foresight could not, oil things considered, better have pinum-ti for the immediate future. INSURANCE, HARTFORD Fire Insurance (oiipaxy. HARTFORD, CONST. CHARTERED, ISIO. Cash Capital sod Surplus before Chicago Fire,- $2,800,000*00. This sterling' institution Has SCCCESSEVEEV met the storms ot SIXT I '--0.V15 TEARS, and note comes out of" The World's Great Eire" TRMVAIFMA.TTET. Rays ail Chicago losses I.V EC EE, leaving her Capital of $1,000,000.00 intact, and ar Surplus besides of nearly £300,000. Business accepted at fair' rates. Jtgcnciea in all loichh aiirt cities. G.F. BISSELXi, Gen’l Agt. PRESENT OFFICE, Cor. of Washington Green-sis. Applications received at 68 Canal-st., 378 Waboah-av. ft M I i M!" THE HOME liisiiFaiiec Company, OF COLUMBUS, OHIO. Cash Capital* $500,000.00 095,470.13 Assets, Kov. I, 1871, Liabilities, including Chi- cago Losses, 353,470.12 Was the first Company to notify Policy holders in Chicago that it would pay claims in full. Ihe lessee of the Company hy the Chi cago fire are being adjusted and paid as rapidly as possible. Business solicited at fair rates. Adjust ing Office for Chicago, 17 Elfllriilgfl-couH. Agents of the Company visiting the dty arc requested to call. JACOB PEETBET* Gen’l Agent. GEO. C. CLARKE €O., I.OCAL AGENTS, 1© Eldridgc-conrt. ffliufisrai Insurance Agents, Ufo. 7© South Canal-st, TUr iotferring Compmmifß, arkleb tee rrp rrarut, k*d .VO JLOSSES i* TIM Mi £.*ITMS FMISIi. They arr prrpmrrd to arritf Oral eiutapreperiy at .11 GDHUrITS rotra t STAR Fire Insurance Company OF XETV YORK CITY. C«s/i JlsnelK, 8830,000 WESTCHESTER Fire Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash 'iHSctit. £300,000 Insurance Notice, rrrrf-rfli's-cm poHne. in the Garden Clrr nrt Ca mpanv, will Ih- pre*«euud at VJ4 NN eel Uti-et. ter adjustment. OPTICIAN. LOUIS BOERIIK, OPTICIAN, Fcmcrly 4G Clark near .-hermaH Houm*. ha* at tila ui‘» pUrc, No. 397 STATE-ST THE FOLLOWINO NEW «TOCK SPECTACLES, XOSE GLASSES, rf dil aceoimt nxnl fiinranl their onWs JM-rtnU Knrepeaa invoice* lo*tctrcuc to HEAT. ESTATBj^^.^.^ FOR SALE, Beal Estate for Itlnnnfacturin; Purposes i e-Un*. VZT^ Sm S>o?t’itoJ-',' Lib*™ l mnorotmnt* tnm Coul _ _ in nuuiofaeturtnebudinef. £Oft SAI^. 300,000 BEICK fob sai.e. axvW n ChicMn Union Offlco. 15* S onh x .VSth n>t.. to->n»y only- brick, brick 1. .r^aa^/.sssisa: SOCIETY_MEETIK GS. Attention, Sir Sf,nights. }-r««irl enclave rf Ft. TVmv CommanrteiT. jfo la n iM* 'vAnyVf'-uuuc *t,Rf*clrt<*. attlo* mi-Ip* l.Vl'ie. n-Ui<‘r vl snd TfaUUnl-nU. \\\ul illv- otiler ot K- T. V, y oAwr of K. C. poxitcax. firai Mass Ssetii aM Bai for the Support of the FIRE TICKET, ,1/ /be •Toribtreftern Boil, comer Cornett oud ln the fifteenth HW, •trwHtosr, night. Cittxe w«, if S** thrift* bortr /jro.rES ar .Tff.T in oOfee. Prominent Citizens will Adfiress the HTHling. Mass Meetiags In favor of nnren A. MILLER, la iherUXTEEKTIt WARD, at Boar's Saloon, corner North-av. and Or •TurdaL. at 7* m.; and at Frtw's Saloo*. corner Cly. bonne and W eatrrn nra., at 9 p. m.; and at Stein Hill tr‘is on Uncola-av., near Webstcr-uv., at Bp. us, Mon dav. November MISCSL.LAJTEOrrS. PROCLAMATION. To the Citizens of Chicago. in view of the fact that many of cor citizens have had their places of residence destroyed by the late great fire, and that for them to exercise the right of voting at the approaching election In the precinct oC their former homes wiiLot necessity,-ennse a loeaot much time. X urgently recommend and reqnest that id places of business of every hind Shall be closed upon, the day of election. Tuesday, November 7, ha tan I, to the end that there may be a generul suspension of busi ness, to attend o*—at this Uao-more CLad ever impor tant duties of electors. The attention of the city sothotitiM t» railed *»ta» following cxtractfrom the law of thla Statb, passed tm s»et: No liquor or Intoxicating drtnloi shall bo sold or given away at retal. nor shalT-any bar-room or where iSpior or Intoxicating Artak* are sold at tetalt De epen on anch election day. and it- shall bo the dbty oC. the Sbcritns Conf-taoV*. and public officers and origin traten to ace that theprovlalocs-ef thla section are rr- forced.** Given under my hand thla November 4,WTI, R. it Mahon, Mayor. iy*Jotin»J, Post. Rcrt Mall please copy on Mbndajfc IN TOE MATTER of the Montana Gold Mining Com pany, Bankrupt. Peremptory t*ele. Id parsaaoce of the order of the District Coart of the C hltxi Hut»* for the Boatbtrn District of New Talk* tb* assignee offers tar saSa all the property of tbo hank* nipt to close the estate, vix; Thirty-tin* mining claims on different lode* Is CTear~ Creek and Galpio Cquoti*-*, Colorado, embracing tbo celebrated Kansas. Kent County. Pratt, Vaaa.etc., vfUk whim and whin houses; also, a parrel of land m Oe«— ItalCUr. extending firm Oulch to the Nevada- Gulch Road, containing upward of 77.0 ft) square ftwc* with qoattttniU thereon fox 100 feat, two stones blab* containing 30 stamp*. .mbnr-* power engine, two 2Zlbee two-floe boilers, six Fisibarg pans, mcresary panic* tanks, etc., all in perfect running- order, eta., etc. (iffcaand negotiations as to terms are invltad. I#" not sold at privnte sale prior to the IStb dayofllecaa* ter, IST I, tha same will Le sold cm that day, at 13 m.. t»- the highest bidder, for cash, at public auction, bf» AUert 11. Nicnlsy, anctloneer, at the Mtrchtnti' Rx- change £alcs Robins, No. ill Broadway, io thocityot New York, wlibout further notice. Th* property emit the bankrupt upwards of MSfr.OnaL more than IlCu.nOO hating beou expended on the mliP alone. For further particulars, apply to the autioneer, Ptae at,, N. Y., or bylte-i»r H trohu, As«la<«^e. SAUUtCL B. IIKOKNBOTAM.- atH-m-T. Pina «t.. N.T. Wanted, Beer Kegs. Notice la hereby given to those pArtlew who hay taken our KEvIH or BAHREIN, during the flrv.fcr car rying wnliT or other purj>o*eH. that, nnltwa they retuim. ll;i ra to tia, rr place them upon the hhleivalk la fTDDioC their j.irrairteo. within twenty days from dale, wo wt* take legal bill*** to recover them. KOWKRRA KKMIR RUEWINOCO. HKIIM* I.KHMANN. F. BAItTIIOLOMAi: A CO. M. uormtiKH. F. BJ.NZ. I*. SCHORNHOFKR. HANDS AT.K HBEWINO CO. JOHN A. lIUCK. Dr, Bigelow, FrrawTlr of 179 Smith ("lark-rt.. wmer of Monroo, hat IrfattHl hlM<nt 73 South HaJftwl-ft., t-miml door lit ni MmllfonM., when- lie him full jmiU® of rwpU*» n me iiml i-arh r* f« r tin? amunnUHlatl'm of hU nmnrr «u*P»Uv«t*. fftll Hi 71 UnUUel ei. ami -w f»r your ►vlvv*. You will Me' Uu- hiunv »ihl t*oct»>r whom you have met at ITw Soutli Clark*!., fur Uiu ln>6 number of A«t nil IffttPi to7l South WO. Sob IM. Chlcopo. 111. CORNS. T>r. BTF.PTIKNS Is Dfttr open at in W»v*t Wa*hln*. ten-ft, 9to 4. At profit will open at R2I Wwit I*k»- ►t. ft to t> pro. BatunteyHStotynu. CLOTHING. HENRY W. KINSXca, ARK NOW LOCATED AT Uk U S. Canal-st, Where they are prepared to show afull llooctf CLOTHING, AND Furnishing Goods. Orders solicited and promptly filled. BOOHS. HADLEY BROS,, 800 KSELLERS, 783 State-st., Chicago. Are now fining their country orders as usnal before the fire. PRINTERS' MATERIA!.. TO PRINTERS. Having on Land a Urtp* *tock of Roman and Oermaa face*. both plain and ornamental, aa well a« all other article* owd in New*|>*»p**r and Job Offlres. we K* prepared to esveute orders with the frreatcMt despatch. JAMES CONNER'S SONS, United Typ* Foundry. Centre and Rrade-eb*. New York. LOOKING GLASS PLATES &cv Mail meet Prompt in- tention.” LOO KING-G LABS PLATES, Gorman, 1-3 white, told at New York prices Cash C. 0. D. WAX FLOWEE MATERIALS; CLASS SHADES; Carrod Wood Brackets, Wall Pocket* Card Baskos, oatt English, French, and Gorman Eancy Goods and Toys; Parian Etatnettea and Boats, Bohemia. Toilet Sots and Vues. Shell Boies, eta, etc. JA PANESE GOOES, SEA SHELLS hy the case. WEST CO., AN H BETAIU. <)/S Wabash-nr.. torntr of Twfii!y-womUt TEAS, IESTAHLISHKD THE CHEAT Allailic ii Me Tea Co.. Xo. 8 Clmrcl, st.. New Tork. p, O. Box Wt Importers and Jobbers of Teas. bLvv ou' mjffi.lv l-rtc- I.jJ maU«l ,h, n-Sarlr ilicfc lM 7f l NHW pp^lsa33Ss^ SHE folio, The fJiustcal Journal.of Amorlca- Tb»9oBo, »mo»thlT ioantat of an* Mime, contains three |4e«w» w rtbia ‘beet form >t/0; a soHtl> portrait of •«meo(« rom sSsSSS£^.rz.rr WANTED. WANTED, To 1M« tor a tern, ot jvan. t«rntr ®r tot. front on tho north Ohio of AMm ItOWfWt \V!Wtljgg«gj^_ Notice. The con-rtmiohij. hiTtlnfort oihnlnh tK t.MO th» mu»T the fl»m uJ-mcnf 11. M. Dnpne* rtLofk hVo cr. Ujp irth“f October by maltial So-.nh Timor jmU hi NlUvotlmUo «t«o oiitA-aO. IngaoMOnte. v'buCTUit 3