STATE LEGISLATURE. Record of Yesterday’s Procsed- mgs. Numerous -Bills Advanced One Stage in Both Houses. Passage of the Normal School Bill in tho Senate. Appointments to Fill Commit- tee Vacancies. Oiecttisfaclioa Expressed at the Com position of the Land Title Committee. E pedal Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribnns. OFFICI XL REPORTS OF PROCEEDING?. Springfield, Xov. 17.—’There was introduced this morning in the Senate a resolution provid ing for an official synoptical report to cost $23 per diem for the reporting, tho publication to cost nothing, It is very po.-sible tbi.t the mutter in this form will though strenuous opposition may bo made to it in a house which last session voted down evorrtliiiig of xho Mud by decided majorities. The subject has not been discussed at all, uinl will not be in the Square fora day or two, v»obab‘y. If the General Assembly does de cide in any \vr.y to have short-laind reports it will laid Itself Involved in nimmltics, and expenses of which U lias no idea. J»at time is it-concern. If the reports arc full, their publi cation will have to Vo paid for, anil, if they are nut. they will not be specially satisfactory to any nut. IN THE SENATE, Ttrv little of importance was done in tho Sen ate, the only bill which was passed belli; iu re lation to Xuiinal Schools, and of very slight con sequence. tiie uarra did ilttlcbut rf-.na bill* end waste tinso. >rorri pr.ti, of Cook. ir.t: rduv«*d a Mil U> prevent otticcrs of umnicipHi boards etc., bciafr Interested in con tracts, TrUioli may pass eoiuc time* next year. j I s K TITLE tf-OMMITTKE Tlic ccinur.ttM* iippomtod by the Sp'vitor to rr.n? i(b-r tl.«* quoth.:! of land tit lon in Cook County Lr.i* not Klxtu saU>f:u tiou to those who take any t]-* inli ufi h\ the subject. extortion* lK‘.in£ lii Jan it. C. 0.-o ]n ;-sons r.n it who aro not lv Kdward iiobev, aad Ltd. Among t rr i tiKa.ly j. 4 .jv i r.vrr roMMissrnynr.s. Ore ef c member* ~f the Cook County dclo mu ’...'r. ::g of si.;n:d«cing a bill by which i-c t .m* th« live Com nlssumera t::\ rj, ;i,a:n; tdirll I;v> longer. a* he rays, have c:u foxe d «*n Hu* county ny the* city. While i< 14* :i t.uy sympathy for this hard wi s u uiyli t an not *hj secured to pat any iUvi; paiposda u through. .1 UsTi:Ul>.\Y*« WOUK. W. ('i n b.-t a hc.t:s< s to-day was gonorallr rf i a.: ruder, nothing bat the reading of 1*..;; j doge ;n He House, while is the deuate n f.-w v* re in'raduevd and .some reported bn fnou t« cs. Among the new ones was cu* 1 y :*!r. \V«n:th. til, Using the saLtiieS of county Cll.iika-1 O-ok County. «:t •vri-.v .vrss.vOE. th<- t:iu‘«:ion of prl’it ia*:V >J* -f ij.wanir* t ie Ofc lK'- laMe. Tiiv motion to pant «1. ;nul wht-n Jiiraln lri;?d had only Ltv e-. o>rirr, Hot-V, Hampton. Lin!**, ■i r. \'ii<:. rw ’'Vnitucy :nd Wood*. V H; U*. 'j i- L-. jii-kt; t*f ol‘ s;* uiurir S.?nuk»rs ir.z'vji tin t«» n not to > Xl;ir.;r ui.-; t s- ci::;! tbo uuvorutir. Throaty i-i:. ti:i iln- \7i»r« by **Vooilor«l ncii ilc fi-rvar ihc Govern* t 51 w*.s liot well ..:c J<> i-v:t t he lind written, >1 ;*ro;.cr that rbo ■vi'-wr c? :N-Governor obtain n lic.trin.jj l.tfrrotlH p eylc. Ti:- subject was Ha ally beiit to U;:“ .flibii-i ry r‘i,!!;U!U*CO. i?:r «;•!■?•!m, i nNni:M!.\r.T committee “A .'o; f.-rt h.' vJ.i- iv 1. -t report the Mil pros ior the paj" i,r..t i-f 1. credit.rs nr th:> IVnUouilary, vd "T;l ut a later d;ty, if lh-y t *an catao to an kL-Kvua-ul. ;p;u!*r:it rcp.ii t on, tins couli iv li Pll't lill.n<*gesS*» lit (if til** Pri«‘Ji> Jl Ai-r.sT MUMUr.K,-^ Ti'.f 1 rejects ur*- very poor fe> dyitisr anything IT* w. I-St.li- (linn liiilf t-v UioCootOaumy t..e IIOHM- arf ‘li- inL!. i-Ai. c. 1 ill. m umn:l.u. ul tlicvi'iiule cn Ticilacs- LSGIMLAT2VE, SENATE. fcjrmxnnr.Ln, II!., Nor. U. covviTTrr The rmsidme ci tho Senate nmdaseveral np fc.hj'Tmntp <-n to ti l the vacancies inn' rccorr* d by resignation anti civil h of fc'rmiu at fc’h-v.s: .lud>iary. Fuller; Apportion ment, Vnderv.-cod Kovennc, farter; Ulunieipali ilei.Aiit'erM'n: F« nal Instilvli.ms. I’mreo; (hmala and Elver*. r*:;e;.v»; Fees and S iUriiH, Carter ai.il Dap.ot; Military Ailuirs Anderson; I’cUUoas, Andcitcn; Gcoio^j',AnJeia-m.. *>;-mi*ia!- Knt’<*i:T. Mr. IIAMPTON introduced a resolution for an cfi"‘'al XiiKirtof the session atS23 per ili*ui,tLc i**r I'.ifin to cease aft-r rerun consa*- 3:;:tc d:iyn of adjournment until it be equal to f.rr columns nonpareil Sluic Jvnrnal size, to bo published without tciPt to the State. .TUHJMJICTION OK JUSTICES. Tim resolution instructing the Secretary of Fti.tc to rcnuii u> the Senate tbcldll increasing tb« Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace, was cal!« d up, and, niter discussion, tbc resolution failed to pass— y«»a», 5; nay.-*, 25. The ceaoral ob jection, as Mated i»y Mr, UNDERWOOD, being ttail It war tahlnir from the JnMicool: vsw* doctoti lu Kiilctcil 1 **vfucehy acclamation, aadJJ*. Jiclfi, **f 3>t Kull* Coiuity, was elector. Tlur(J As* 6itlaiitSccitt;*ry. SE\r •n;e foVournclulln were introduce d. liy 11t. I'AKI-Y For an act to aocnrc nil r-r --rcosircenoni :n the Polection of y.n occupation c-r j!rc>f»‘-» a. intended to obliterate all aeraal Lins in \h' s particular. Lt l;r. LJXOJi-lilc Mil. mpposea to h:»ve past* 1 Jit tin- ns>l fvr-loD» aVI ttio lacrosse of tlio -jiirisd’-.U'it of t*f tlio i*>• 1' ,t ■'••iti of tilucatiOn* .c. 1 1 uve nr.ranio than eight 1 fW.-, of V-Im-'I ltn:;r:l tho Ckairnuu of tho j:' 11 -I «f emu-rvls-om. or tlo.ln.Uo of tho r. r...! t, :,e tae cj«- mas hr.ard thoCouaty of ferhovU. Hu,II ho, fxoJTiciJ, t rh.V.i r.-. .Till' other loom, era shall ho chosrll ‘.y tho lliaid of Sufo-vUavs or County (i-11-t. Mid Fhall hold their dD-ca fur the to.unof finer years. Bat at tho drat o’.rc ia tt. on*-third snail be chasi-n r«*r one year one- ILn.i tor vvo years, ml one-tidrd tor three ;i,ui.aly. &.-U »-h*riK.nß shah l»c Ik-hi at thonn r.iul meeting of tho Foard Of Supervisors in r'lt'nibir. or at ta« September term o! the O uniy Chair:, as tr* raw may be.” bi audtho is l.ei« t>y a-zr-nd-cl. *0 that the lasi seatcuos t..ere«d*J::dl mat as I* I owe: “.Said first rJor tuat ►bull i«* livid at ;.ny regular meeting of the iy:«nl caang ••'.unity and BUhßonneut •itcli. us In fill v*u anries, annually thereafter.” I:IUDiNG<>KD!LL9. r.h:f*Tvcr<‘ i Kid n M**ond time, us follotrs: For the I’tvvrntiir. of lotteries; for tho PclUne of ci-UiiiH v.y near I'natli vlUupus; to prevent Ctmn tv l iritii p-si.iu*rK. uni otuera lowing charjro i'»ercol to K* intesosted la tho construction of l-ul»!u* lu:il«iin»'; to simplify eoim*y;*nre«; toan i.»*x hiv'i \i lial.* tes i-itorr to and from cities and s; to colb-g.** and other h*jhl;h -li.-M.i iMuuljt-’: to n po il act cstablishlii?Court o; tVi. li.* is T.oah jit Ainlu*r: to authority compa i I. e for il improve'incut of F«j\- litvcr; to esmb- tin* lliltso:.-'IIo; Ct o*k County; relutiui: to nubilities of liusbaa'l r.u«; v. iP*: to trablc cities and to'vms to lease or nil pans ot fceonsmons: and m oPublish gaa vciupauie*, were it-fenvd to committees. 1-lSCOL?; I'AKK. Mr. VO Kb 5 moved to reconsider tho motion of advisingf.mlcouseutine to the noml nations by the (Jovornor tor Commissioners of Linmln Tali. nml moved to lay that motion upon the table. Carried. JSir.LSKCTCItRED, The following bills on a second reading were also rcfcin d to committees: Oam‘erning corpora la us to cMiipousateinemiwa of tho Suite Board c-J 3‘v.blir Charities concerning Canada thistles to istublltdi uniformity In the taxation of real and l »!p« i!iil property; making appropriations for ibe Northern Insane Asylum at Elgin. Adj«ui nwi till 4 p, m. The Senate met at 4 o’clock. C-.'MMiTTEK HEPORTS. The Committee i-n tho Judiciary reported rec nuurialiug the passage of bill No. 473 to pro- LiU; gift i nJcrprfaterf of bill No. 2C3, to prevent numbers t-f official boards taking contracts: of bill iu. to mr.ble villages having commons do rivf-d liom foreign grunts to dispose of tho aninr, whhh were ordered engrossed for a third ridding. i’ITiLTC FAKES lallr EDDY introduced a bill for tho ncnnisltlon ana maintenance of publlo parks ana boule rarda. which was passed by tho Senate but killed intha House last spring on account of their wrangle upon tho subject of eminent domain, it was oruered toa second reading and referred to ft committee. «r -.r OOVKESOH’S VESBAOK. Mr. AIARSn moved to reconsider the motion to table the motion to print tho Governor's message, giving briefly his reasons therefor. b Mr. WOODARD ucoin objcctctl to this bringing before the ])eople tho two officers In Chicmm. Tlii-ic was no necessity for hanto. and those mib ierts slrculd Imve the consideration of a commlt be bi-ioit- going before the people with the aano t:« n of h« naic, Mr. \\OoJ*AKl>.nftcrpolutingont peroral in,- iir zofi iii the Govonior’s message, was do n bod of :l;c floor by a piirllnmi-utary rule, 11i(- unii:.in to reconsider tho motion to print y s V*;:h,«»:;; nays, 9. All the Democrats and iHTim Et pr.bllcKnp vofodln the aflirniatlvo. iho Uio-M iito lay on the table the motion to punt Vi,-b.-i—yr.iK, 10; nays,22. Theexphmo t .ou oi ij;.- M.iif which occurred showed tho rea- P'li fora in.- «jityof these voting In the negative uig a ion oi showing disrcsi*ect to tho Gov- I wv-Vitw Tt’ ,l n to print fl.ooo copies, Sir. it,/. f'-ARD efTitimied, 110 honestly beUovod v riT l, to 1“* wrong, and It added no r(t>«n or to his office to eu»- r j| mm iim m ttJl j diiUeiiiimito Ids views. Tho Governor nnd hi* Secretaries must have known of thedlsoVcdlenco of thcpriooiplcg of State rights by reason of their personal pres ence, tmd vet didut.t make nuy objection there to, for ho telegraphed Eheridau asking lihu how many troops he Imd ordered Into the cltv, and thanked him for LU promptness In Inis violation of iuw, For the Seuat*-,without a careful oxamlna- Ucu thereof t»Mi*tain thoGowniar in Inllct’iu the Mayor and Sheridan, and for middling wDh the grr.nl jury when he had no right to do so. and to compliment him blindly for an ex-}uins. act on, Vim an ln>uU Leaped upon sin injury io the ettUers of a city In distress. V.'a'n the committee shall have reported upon all tbs facts in tho ease, then in tb*» name of justice it Is demnn.u d that the emeriti c.Jiielusluu of tbarf n ale si.ouldbo publishe I totae people. J| co.tr ed invostUatbui.bui objected to tho p ihhealvia of cn c~~jw(c statement. Tin* demand for justice wa-> a* impel.dive as for courtesy. It was also due to Mayo: Mason and fchcr.dan. Governor Fulmer has opiated thl* controvert r. T.-t it be to tLcbltom. No lionet man could object: no honest man would claim that Justice would ba done by sending this un wage to me pmplo wUh ent a lair imcMigaiiou. Mr. Woodard’* lime havlugoxplred. Mr. BORIS replied. Xolher ro«» Mai or or Shcrid-m uo>dod any defence upon this.flo*r. If they wore guilty he wan guilty. Theoretically, the Governor Is foncit. If the Governor bus said anythin;, let him have ihc tumeht of It. good or bad. Italian impntj.ti*'n on th*> Oonrubr, and no cr injustice to Mayor Mason or Sheridan.- It U ncthsuu n.orc nor than n question of courtesy to ‘he Governor, and lie never could forgot that the Ctbv* rt.or wju> the* th>r to assist in the pro tection and legislative uid of the citv. 3ir. TiNCliLll moved to ivfor the matrer of printing to the Jndiciery Conunittec, which was canle*—yrns, 17 nays. is. The Senate adjourned till 10 a. m. to-motrow. TIOrSE OF PEPRESEKTATIXES. The House met at 10. COMMITTEE ON COOK COUNTY LAND TITLED The Speaker announced us the Special Commit tee cu Mind Titles in o ik County. Messrs. King, of Cook, Sardf»*rd. Miller, of Br. Clair. Dodge Hur ley, Wnlic, Morrison of Monroe, Turner, and Roberts. COMMmr.K-RDOM WANTED. Mr. CUMMINS ofl'ered a resolution for obtain ing a commiue<*--oum for the Committees on Leg islative and Congressional Apportionment, which was adopted. NEW RTTLS. Mr. CASEY-offered a bill to settle land titles in Ccok County, which was referred to the Special Committee. llr. WAITE also Introdneed a bill for tho re recording of deed? and instnimenu, which was referred to the same committee. YE* 5 AND SALARIES. Mr. KING, of Cook, offered a resolution for the addition of four members to tho Committee on Fees and Salaries, making it seventeen strong, which was adopted. soldiers’ nouNrr. Mr. TOWNSEND olleicd a joint resolution in structing Senators and requesting Representa tives to pats a law etving each giddier an I sea man who had served in the late war. or his heir*, iro acres of land without requiring a settlement thereon. Tlio resolution was adopted* TF.** OF COUNTY OFTTCEILS. 3Vfr. EATtli offend a Mil tlxing fees of cortnln county officers and classifying them according to the population, which wa* referred to the Com mittee on Fees and Salaries. lUU-S UEFI’.KUKD To COMMITTER*. Frnnttt bill No. 7«*B—To prohibit stock animals running at large*, was referred to tho Committee on Agriculture. House bill No. 117—Being Boot’s Incorporation bill, was ft lit back to the Committee on Corpora tions, on its author's motion. House MU No. IC2— 'To further regulate life in mranvc, was read th»* saeoud. time, and referred to the Committee of tho Whole. Hmsm bill No. 133—0n tho railroad question, was recommit!* d. House bill No. tvro—To regulate the legislative department of chics, was i cad a second lime and sent to the Committee of the Whole. NOKVAb srnooi.s. •A message was i» cclvod from the Senate an nouncing the pjsragn *.f bill N*». lot, to enable counties to establish County Normal Schools. ILLINOIS CKNTKAL TAX, Hr. CAPET, of .leii'erron. ollbrod a ivuolation. which was parsed, requesting the Secretary of Stall* to Mend back to the hill No. 3, far the taxation of Illinois Central lauds aud tho Governor's t cto in-.'isvage. Jvneo the bill was vetetM. after the House udjou-iipd, he saw ho other way or gelling toe veto before the Honar*. An aim*min.nit, inclaJln,? tbo veto of tiy law, was ANrr-.Ton nar- Hr. MOP.r.IBOK. of Cook, mtrrv.lnrnl r\ bill to prevent public ofUcers tm\ the members of mu nicipal b;u'.r»lb lv::i.c in cj;irr.ict«. x\Mok v.:u-referred to CoL'iiulitec on Municipal Correlations. r runiEß or nn i.*. Tlio 'hill I'nr tu* di-lnl*u'lou of the* compila tion of »:iv.** ivbiuug to <-in;as:es nut vu 1;t tovvc rfr.p Mwns r»*-id r. second lion; aud stli: to list* Coii-Muillt'O of iiif »Vholn. The Villi Ko. i«44, nailii izlng Hoards of Sup-T --vW-rs u» cser.uto ih* iiruvi-ioiij- of Trie Ihw for proa ration oT enudty »o iiiiiuiaU, was km'l the wcoiul time and. lo tn« Caatuutteu of tins \\h ch*. 1! i««rf MU Iso. r»oo, Tor the preservation of asri cnltuzal s.ndother House hill No, si::, to prevent monopolism ia itunlsbiiu; «-«ul. llov.rp ItdlXo."Cl, to establish public huavr.iya, nsd other unimportant bids bad ibo fcaiuo refer ence. ii.i/yois ur.rtsv.T 3 Mr. WAITE ottered ft revolution, which was pUK.wd, to pvp tie United »:oteH .Itulcrsof the Northern idstrict of Illinois copies or the Ilhams Kt ports and slatto rr.nluec moss barued. m.viixuK mu*. Tim Ecvrnno Hill vns n op and air. RPRIN GEI-i moved to have it read the second time Satunir.v afternoon, anti bo static l‘m s’K-eisl or der lor «S eduetduy at o’clock, in the Coauuitlco of the Whole. The motion wan Mst, r.nd the second reading of the Mil wr.s continued. hen the ret ding was partly finished the House adjourned. la th® afternoon tho reading of tho hill was concluded, mat it was made tho special for Wednesday, at C u’cl*M'U. ‘IUI.UM OX SECOND EE.VriXO, A number of Mild wore road a second tlma and referred to the Committee of the Whole. Anum;* them was one empowering tho Common Connell of ftjjv dty,.to which land bus been grunted lu tint Vy U;e United Stairs. to dispose of the sumo wilhlLe cement of the United State*. the OI.I) c vriTii.-ucMovAL rill. The hill for moving the seat of government to Peoria wap, on motion of Mr. MHjIjKU, of Kane, lime lluludv postponed. Mr. IIAINKS called for the yeas and nuyr,but tjuy wexo nit demanded by livomemlicra. PIT.LB REFERRED. Several hills were taken from the flies and sent to committees. REVISION’ OP TTIE STATUTES. Several bills were read a lir” j-v them were uucerttro from Ktiitut,-. com ere me v.lil.a vialald ‘iw trst-.j.,; T itci.Vf km*' ......'“WU lr^-JJ* ...ip tnoneed of each revU in fn*or of codifying laws, hat of the inni (lacing ol lawa from outsiders v.ithonthi* Jaio’.\lc:lgo. Mr. WAITE duJVmW the revision. Mr. AKMhTItoNO agn-Ktl with Mr. Haines that whet was new in any eJmpiVT r tiio rcvujioa should be indicated ut to the Judiciary Committee.” T.TKCH. IxAiy. The Blnrdcv,.. the Farit Family Handl'd liy*a M«b at Cbnrlc»iorm, lad. iLorzsTiLU*., Ky., Not. IT.-=S*;uLro Tuylop, Charles liavls and crorpo the negroes charged-with the murder of tho family, tt. r»* taken out of tail at Charlestown tV ,t 2 o'clock this moraine br a roob i»r persons marked ©nil uooU? iDt'ty whom cor*—-* ...red, thirty-three of use Jali, ana the rest stood guard in the street, The m>gn*ea ■were hung in the wood*, nbo jt. ti.ea mile* from Charlestown. ■When found, Tayio* had hoon stripped naked, and burned in n number of places with brands frem a lire the mob hud kindled, probably, with the iutmtion, nn expressed by them, of roasting tlirxn alive. It is strongly intimated that the ne groes made a confession before death. Tavlor and Johnson hung on the same tree, and Davis on another come hundred feet distant. The mob was made up of citizens from the riduity ol Henry vine and Charlestown. A Coroner’s in- Quc*t held to-dav rendered a Tordict that de ceased came to their deaths by violence, being hung by parties unknown. The negroes had not been indicted by the grand Juiy and tho citizens feared they would escape punishment. Vo one attempted to interfere with the mob, who broke in two colls v.ltb-slcdgo ham mers and chisels, but tho fcherilF unlocked the third, seeing he could not k< ep them out. PE3STNS YIiVAJfI The Cnving-in of the Oxford ITlinc, I»ar Scramon-Twfniy Acre*, vritli Build ing** Settling—Terror of the Inbnbi- mm*. 2»'i;tv Yonx, Nov. 17.—A special despatch from Setudoit. Pa., reports that the eaving-lnof a mine at llj do Telle creat'd great excitement. The tlr-»t sl ct k was felt alHjut a oViock oniho morning of tliMfilj. vl.rn the people tied, t< rrer-sLricken, Irani their dwellings, lue civinc Of tbs ground which ocenrred ov»t tlso Oxford mine, caused a w-Ulirgof the buildings over the head of sonm two feet. The area of the ground covered In all is about twenty acres. The damage to property Is about Sw.OfO. 1 J lu.uh t.m- Ihputtp were. made In tbo prlnblnnl axeimi-s end streets, and manr houses will have SJ* clown. The l\mt Office has sunk scmo Iphtoen Inches. and still continues settling. 7ti‘u cnllNiV.l u 'danger, ns tins ground Is «i l il lpo !!V Tll, lulms tiro deserted at Scran un. ana the various alpoo? 1 arc crowded hv The v"l« which ua ol la it* lutiM nUK thp Diamond v#*fn i» 240 fcit below Urn surface. It was worked’ out ton years aco pn-vlcus to Its jnircblso br tie Delaware, Lackawanna A \v« stern Company. PACIFIC COAST; Obituary—Cochipe Again Declared lob« on the B’aePnili. SAK Francssco.Nov. IB.—Mrs. Elizabeth latrof Minnesota, died at tho JuliVn tou^‘‘l&Si? for^ a to ot Arizona advices reiterate tlie charae, tint Coehleo *Jr not and ha* not been on the rnnado Alamos* Kcserration, imt 1b on tho w.r r ath. another Indian, not a cripple, and not r£ wnihilac him. haring been Bent to nemon-ite him, and draw rations from tho Peace Coinmhi (doners., People knowing him will swear to see ing Idm In the late lights and speaking to him The Illinois Election, The following are official returns of tho vote for Conprcssman-at-Largo: Counties. Jlrra-UlQf, R, Have*, T>, Ninety-four counties reported. 112.933 OT.W7 Cook 17,303 ll.Rij VMTtai I.4SS 71a Ford 321 85 Madison 2,483 2.C77 Nlncty-clght c0untie5......134.622 lU,v*6 Ih-wiidgc tihewd 21.815 There me four Counties to hear from. viz.; Cush, riujk, Idtwreuec uml Mason. These four -untie* will reduco Bcvcildge's majority I,OM The North C'nrollnn Kn-Klnx. New Yoke. Nov. 17.—A Raleigh (N.C dltpatch of the jeth says that flfty-tlin*e men wero br.mgtit the e yeM< rdnv fnun Rutherford and Cleveland on ehnrpep of Ku-Kluxlnga United BtU-?Com sd*PiCDer named Scoggins, who reccnMr shot a iu lF« rer for lulling sauey to him. Peveralnmwtv herel'CfP Tupde, and out of 200 only Cl were ro utined for u ini- THE -CHIOAQOn TBIBXJ&E ISATURDAY, r il ±n& NEW TOEK.' The Cotton Crop—Comparative Statement. Apjrplieridoiuj Pelt Concerning tie Tate of tie Grand Dulrs Alexis. Daily Review of tlic Lcadiag Sluvlrcts. Special Despatch to Tins Chicago Tribune. MONET. New Tork, Not. 17.—The money market work ed with extreme e;i»c up to iu«> close nt 3 to 5 per cent, wltU**?:ci*|»ti..|i:il hums ul 4 per cent. In tho market for commercial paper, choice bunker** four months papi r sold ns low ;is 7 per cent. foreign exchange was firm at tho close at iw 1-8 to 1031-4 forprimo sixty days, nud no to no 1-8 for sight. Owing to the smidisupplyof coumici clal bills, there id great Strength In bankcrs’ererling. GOLD opened at 111 10, and was dull throughout tho day, tho only othr quotation being ill 1-7, Tho rules paid for carrying were 3, 3, and 2 per cent, to Cat for burrowing. TIIM GOVERNSfENT ROND MARKET was very strong, and prices were higher than yesterday. At the o'osu few were oflering. Tno prespcct of Immense government disbursements in Germany in the early part of tho new year opens the way for a buoyant market for United States Government bunds and Hrat-claaa Ameri can railway mortgages. TUU STOCK MARKET was generally weak, with the principal dealings in Western Union. Wabash, und Union Paclilo. On the street, the report was circulated that a fresh (-peculation Is to begin in Union Pacino and Oldo Mississippi. During the ultomoon Union Pacific advanced suddenly from 217-8 to 27, then rcnactcd'to 2C3-3. The Paeillc Railway mort goges continue in deminl, and prices are advanc ing. Tho supply of Centrals Is very email, and German bankers find it* difficult to lIU their European orders for them. Centrals closed at 102 7-8 to 103 1-3; Unions at ‘-0 5-s to 1-0 3-4 for firsts; 77 3-1 to 78 l-S for land grants; £0 1-2 to 81 .for incomes, nud SC l-l to 2C 3-S for stocks. lIKKAbSIUPFS. Vrefitorn and State flour was in light demand, and •with liberal offerings and lirm freights prices favored the buyer. At the close the market was tamo and dull for meet brands. Tho wheat market •was cull and lower under largo arrivals and higher fieights, and very flat for spring. Bed and amIK.T weie better, though quiet. Coru was easier, and more active, cb sing strong at 73c. The demand was partly speculative. (To tho Associated Pn*s.l muthomst Arrne>rr.i.vTH»N*s, Nr.w Toiik.Nov, 17.— The Methodic Missionary Committee, to-day, appropriated thO.Ow lo tho vaiioub conferences. 2>EMAI. O’Cenor denies tlmrhennd Tlldrn arc prepar* paring n dralt of the now city charter. THE ATF.« N 1 TC UAHI *5. The official organ of on Union Tele gtaj-h Company Mute*- l**at tho isritish Govern ment has not commenced nog; thttimis for too pmchsisc of the Atlantic c.d>>, ;ml mil nin syndicate Imv.'p iid a tlc.Jnir for tin* prlvil *go i.f purchasing th«* cabin within nine davs. It bars the Vroj'i-hdli-n in pur-.liase he New Vnrk, New PcUoi’daml end Limoon Te'O-rraph, v.hnfo lines are in New i'ouufllai d. will eot bj entertained. IliiLlEF Fl'NI». Th<* N-'rts Zc!htnf/ha* rcio'vcd f-J.SM for t!;n relief f lli«* mu;* ur- by i:»t for.**; fires. Tiio Oran V» .*1 y have cO-t:IbuoI $J,050 to tlio tone u' J- ct. tkc or-TED rntKTE?*. Mayor Hr 11» i* i* Mub-tl, ha* had T .vo‘ iTs rrsl-- uhiion il» hi* »u .>j-o*sb>i:, oouhijiuial i*i>< *n thanjv pointn out or a /,*ou*k m.»a m-1 vscl by h msexf. jJall ah;o nay* ha* u-ml-. reU *!r: appoint nt» of h'.nriri'i.'io Jillion nn-.s as ti 3 i* of Pork*, to (.‘..mptroPaT tJiven, a i.fhh tbo Dntioo; alb- reformer*. v.-;io vou th-' ;.:f t leeijeu in First Ward, Start ling dtvti.»i lin ing are expected. THU rIIOUtXA. Tim up r.’j* of t*.o hiu.tiirr Franklin ‘Wlcho Ibal the np’rs uru doing well Ulld there is Tie of the d!.- 1 hvnulhi-'. The \e*.el la fa migaiing; i.d wid u bo h.-ontsht to rlu* city. i.'.Vi I.NVKNr ,v.it. w isriio. Marshal fct arpe I:ns, in ccnAOourucr- of the cp ciij-o *‘i e.n, of Attorney General Ala-mom to Mo* :«d\ Isd.Ully of the erection of a Guvcn.ua.nl j:i!!!:oio. uni .win* m.«\o:;rt: T1 o case of .I«:ie M:.dd«<;u ft-r the recovery of f:.,(fn lima tiio Maun 1.-Aaud Kaihoad foMhe death el her lutdi: n by tho explosion of the Wtsuicld n?*.l»cd in a dis ijrriv-tivitil of the jury. I »4MI AR.vnVK CO HON STATUMUNV Total receipts fimu Soptcmb.T 1, are r,71,r:4 eotoe lime last y* ar, 117,.‘ir.; total ex cits iioni riepteuiher 1. 1-7J: are -yv.t.oo; same thin- lest v* ur. «dO *h at all United .States pmtelnlsTlaiont-d.TVJ; I’B >e;\r. hSI/iO.ttf.it ln t< ti(-r tuuiu- in 1371 are -"-VTG last year,Cl,Til; .it Livi triad 1371. am ikW.tfo; hu-t year, An:eilran cotton utl-at for Great ilrilaln, 1811, me Ct.tr >o; lust year. ICO.OXK TIIF. PHK-STOKES CAPE. In the Fish-fetoV* p to-day, arguments were hi «Ttl before Judge tfra.ly. mi a motion to show stay of proceeding* on tlic onU r i moving the trial to New York Comity shoniti not ho vanned. The lapm-thm was so fur vju nti il as to allow Miss Mansdald to tali her counsel. THE IflSPtyiV GCANTI PUP*" The commander of the r.us*‘" tire icportK that ho toe**''" —*ll steamer I3o^rv- MiO-.rMlimL'V.'-* Jflflioed tUo most severe ..V'Ji.PflJ- KUIIWD, nit* r li.uiim; HOinivtiiy ,11111*1. Tlu-ihl-Ihi; vcxdcl must l;avo ..nuiui fcdrtul wuatlicr to lm to lougmi ntard of. tweed's RAIL, Jar Gould has withdrawn from Tweed’s ball hOPi-i 7Usv.illnlniw.tl is dm* to hi* unwilling* b^tvlAftreiilf c, aft 10 by thfi cottEFcl fob the wmv« 1° been dert'amh d. It wap their Intention to lrt*Ava Ihr.t tin* legal claims against Gould cuiiut'Wlwl-* nnccdlho nimmnt for which ho was nWgml, Three triend* of Tweed’s were pub»titsitca for Gould. These are Jacob Vand-rpoul. no necupft* tan Churlc* (J. Cornell, Kcgistrar, and Charles l;,-\l;n. contractor. The Judication *a set down hi* November 23. It Is expected that vrlthiti two d«vs Tweed’s counsel will iwk for an extension of time in which to ide an answer. CUI-olCKI) UK A Colored Kopublican General Committee was formed here last nUht. hie tammakt RKrur.nKs. A frimmnilwnicu, piiuU 'l thin monUnjr. that Uarvry* uiul Wo«nIw:ml are hhlia^ in the Aiucricit? riuh ilmw', at ClrornarlcU, Cotm. T»Vc«lwurrt, vho in n resident «>f Norwalk, Conn., lias Ixvu iltepotlrg of Ulb property tltfn*, an-.l Una linn in constant communication ‘v.'UU Ms attor neys, THE CHOLERA. The clio’orft excitement lias nMnt fmhsM.M. i© tiro now 41 cholera patients la the hospital luli, all ilolui? tvo.l. The. only new ease ♦of Anna Atper. npotl eleven *n tiioDeluvvuv" 6t r> j eatWCny was iu». _ y« ars. who was romovca uw Lorpital. TWFEP’B PEMTORER, The conns?! of Tweed having nor vert on .Charles O'Cenor a demurrer that the pUlntiff* have not the legal capacity to pug in the action: that the complaint does not state sudidcut lajtslncm* stitutiog the cause of action, mid that the com plaint is defective by not Including the M iyor, ■AlUnutn, Ruporriforp, and the oommoualty of the dty ns defendants. The point raided l«, that theie Ip no legal light of thcpeoplo maintained In such an action. A CniT.LENOB. The owner of Harry Bassett offers to run him against any horse in the wotld for tM.OOO a side, irem one to four miles. Til* NATIONAL KKrUBLTCAN CONTENTION. The Triluve editorially snvs that “the choice of localities ior holding the National Republican Convention for isia is narrowed down to Cincln r.n»l and New York.'* The Executive Committee •will mate the selection on January 11 next. SI.I7.rUE Or DIAMONDS. Tto Custom lliiupo officers liavo this week selz« d tC.OOO worth of diamonds that a gang of European gamblers endeavored to smuggle Into this port. AX INVESTIGATION ASKED. Tho City HoglMrnr asks the Hoard of Coroners to im etdiguto the deaths at Vsmderhili'edepot.on Eoi tv-m or.d street. Ho Faya that only two duuLe have 1k n report 'd, while seven have been hilled. Only one of the seven aald to have been hilled Ims yet been found. The Coro ners and the pet’eo dn not know how the burial peimitt in the other six cases were obtained. A denial. The Nathen fandly allego that the residence oi Mr. Nathan has nut been sold at nth ax i:xri-AXATiox. Mnl-slft'd O. Roberts writes a tetter to the Time*, *>tntinc tba*he wu? iulsUkl by nocounts, fur nished b'in by tbo ring of ih« City Gov ernment. »a*-t year. into signing coriitlcatos en dot sinn tbo correctness of the tlnauei.il books of tie city. UeKivsibat at tbo time neither he nor M«B s ip.Mosch Tajb-r and J. J. Astor laid »nr idea that the Comptroller was a cheat and fraud, and takes much of tbo blnmo upon himself for fulling into such snare. A PKVIAT- The reported rrcoUng of Governor Hoffman with the Democratic Senators at Troy, is denlad- OKE OF TWEKTi’S IKSfITCTIONS COLUAPSKS. The GuardicD Savings Institution, in Chatham street. founded by its President, William M. Tweed, was unable to meet tho demands of its dcrc€»toTP. r.nn «0-d»y Judge Barnard appointed a receiver-. The Public Admlnlnis tmtorV funds. $3C,000, artilng from the property of persons dy ing without heirs, was In the same institution. Tho Comptroller issued a warrant to remove it to the Union Trust Com pany, and to-day tho warrant was returned, and Rinds w ere not forthcoming. Tho bank trustees say there are abundant assets in bonds and mort gages not readily available. A Sensation* LociFmi.i.R, Kv.. Nov; 17 Tho* Courter-Joury nol t(wtnorr«iw pubUpfacan startling letter from the South which sets forth that n socletv, strhne in uundtera nnd wealth, has been, organized* hav lug for Its object the importation of He gio mfflnns into tho North. Tho* let up in-emestion is very positive and specific it says the plan is to furnish such negroes as are Cj'pfrruuK in every community'with the moans V» i',? ra v -them to go north'of v«im ,u l A IVf Tv Tb society is opposed to tho Ku Mux. it ylaims that It Ims the right, in ll.e ultffiu* of local juhtlco denied by the gch ciai povi'injiicnt, to M*t Till of its murderers »-ml 'll- A’orth ,lmln'. thMi?i ,hr"e n entl B I. tl.e n-.nlt of till, wvlctr. A d mble ,u <1 lender in Hie dlsjonragcs tke niov.mi in us ravengetnl and dangerous, and adviFCß in its stead education and Vie .l n-..- 1 u t’, o negroes. Trlegrnpfaic Brevities, Ed. Tlxmjwen, the woll-hnovm horseman, of ndlHrotlu 1 Ohio,died on Thursday from an over dofe of hy drete of ehloml. —Tlie total contribution* of the banks and barking hom-esof Plttsbvfph and Alleghany for Chlcnco and the Northwest aiuount to $18,359.' —The Ohio State debt has been reduced thin year $735,115. The whole debt is now $3,C33,0W, of wLlch over $40,000 boars no int«*re*t. and hold tie are being notified that the Stale is ready to u deem. •~T»t United States Marshal, in endeavoring to ♦■vest Joel Haki r, charged wuh dc.ding iu ectiu t ifcltmonoy. at cciina, Mercer Couu f y, Ohio, v i.batiuckcU bj*two brothers named IJrambm, v loan ore that Baker should not be taken fiooi fe ii.... The Ma;>hal was eoverly bruised and «n», but sm-ceediyl in securing flic inU nior, and br.iiighi Idm ta thl> clly la si evening. It is sild (mu o'omineul <-itlzciwof Celtmi »ld that iheir Pr »b: I© Court is Hie onl.’ Ja.iiCl Iju to which tn«*ir i i.izens arc amonaldo. .im ;i i iii.t nn iiiii uiii' u.u’i'i. i jk* old ctusil ft |j“ohvlil<* will beop»n for boats iu xt Tuesday, but It will bo about three wi eks befon* the nVw ci»nai will b.% rc oly for pas* ra>e. that time being reqnbed to remove the n.ud the lochs i.nl tlso\vL.;r-‘. vounts from al* sections of t!io interior of So\' h uruliua report too iduckti‘«‘BT, wlilcho. car im Timitdio moruing, to have been tcuer.il i2;-o'l.-l-viit that and ndlac. Nt Si;tt'. Q co h.*v!ng bun lonned in Ciutr]e»:ton during tho last tw<» n ,‘:l»is. 11 dan;N.r from y« How fever h.*s mid tr.rns arxlvlug uro Idled with returning refu —Gi neml John T. Wilder formerly of the Fed eral army has been elected Mayor i*f Ciiafun'M pi/idin. 111-4 brigudeot mounted Infantry dred tho hist hostile shot intrth.it nhioe durlu;: tho uai lie is now acaged in developing tho ro (■onv cs o.'tliat section of Tcun., nud anjoys the oudldemc of :di parties. Report of tlie Snb-Ea-Kuls Commit tee oa the Condition of Affairs in Florida. Enie to te Followed in the Redemption Proposition to Redoes National Taxation Special Despatch to Th* Chicago Tribune. SPECIAL TARIFF AND TAXATION. Washington, I>. C., Nov. 17.—Secretary Boat well nnd Commi- s oner Douglass were before tho Senate Finance Committee to-day, and submitted official statements jcl ttivo to tlxoaznountof re cc ipts from various revenue sources. Tho Secre tary is net prepaid! to go so fur in bis recom mendations for a reduction taxation as the com mittee but Lc thinks the Treasury can safely submit to having twenty millions of revenue re ceipts wiped out. Tho committee in Us report will recommend that at least sa/,W3,ciJD of taxes now imposed aro superfluous, and that tlxia bur den bo taken from the tariff list. TUB 2CLVT I.OAH AIIOAB. Thr.TrcaßuryDepartment recclveda despatch from Secretary Richardson today, aa noum it*': that CT.Cfip.too of five-twenties had been iciit'j eel j.t the London financial agency of the United Stales, :r *ia the proceeds of sales of the new 5 prr ccul.-', and that by tbs Ist of Janu ary the amount «f 13 2 bonds cancelled would read, tv cmy min'mia. The Con~i\sdi.:ial iub-cynimitlco, composed of Mcsar.-. J ay.ird. Schofield, and Ma.vrard, rctr.ra t<* Wahldngum ln-day. Tho coturniiteo repopt that‘they have lavf--.il/atod Goorg.a and Florl-Lv. iit\d liave fuui-d that the Ku-Klux uivani-Htlon have nciivo 'c-Visb-buc In llumo Stales, but no. toihr.t osii til wh uh uonld Justify interiV.vT.co oa the I art of Federal troops, or require tiuit the ha ea.- coryns 1»“ sus»vmled. Tho committee do rot spunk *.uigi:im;lv of Southern financial 2»ros yeets, so lar as the loral Kiivcrinnenij of thosa States ace eia.cerncd, but did not xuako any par tuulur iai;uiri* j. in llii-s direction, us IM> labor moi o I'ri.i-crly belonged to another 6ul-eoaiU.lt tce. Dnn'mnond, of tho Land Office, rceotmm nds in Ids rcp«»i t thru Congress auiend the wet aiding r.oldh-rs to pro-mu pt lands i-ltiig riulnmds, h> as to havo the riuio in Ihu ft ivice tltdueiod fn in the fire years actual resilience ta.w reouired. lie ul.-o recommends the Appointment of Commissioners to tha States and T. n i or les to «i tile disputed titles. The ne cessity lo: this is shown by the. example of Colo rado, who: c imds, equal to one-third tho entire Tt-ruroiy, us eln dispute. Tlu-CommissloutT sng gi:tts re.veral piaetleal xiica-ures for securing giealer ffih-hney In the Lund Ofiire. Thco-ti malts are as y* i in:‘i>nr t deto. Such as are ready inch ate that the aggregate will be quite up to thotic of lafct year, tnd may excet d them. [To Uir Associated Treat}.] Arr.us TVAfitixCTOx. Nov. IT.—lhituH K. C«v>n, of AU banm, has bo n apjioint*.**! Un:l»-«l Stales Consol at 3I;o d.c Janeiro, Mid Charles G. Dyer, of Illi nois, Consul General nt Beirut. Secretary I*ob.n?nr.‘has issaned an ojdor CTpol *ix a:*ub endu'd from lh»- Naval Academy at Aiiunju U's for Ivlins:, and says: l.et It l>o dis tinctly that the academy ■wi‘l be »mrt ficdol this practice uad'dotiant spirit, wl.b know nivola sHa action.by the dtpmlssal, If i:rr< s ary. i.t every cadet to the very last who re ;u-ia t* r fullest obedience to the regulation* on in mubjeo;.*’ _ TREASURY Dr.crSTftS. TJjo Secretary o" In* dpcldcd that iron braid cannot bj «~od on th.* Mih3^ s »p.,j i;‘ver in the transportation oi £t, Lonis to Now Orleans. TUK AAIKLh'AN AND hCL!o;*:iud bvdro mini the tub of December. Ono chi tui w\.s ot ua msutUelency ot 1»: ou* rrsftns aoest ArroijiTKn. Mrjor »-Tin \nw thU .J 1 jiciiiit il lvn-‘l»n Agtut at I’mlaldl'-t-'t ILI I’U-a of 2J.ljut CislliOlHl. CAmvrrr mketinci. The Cabinet meeting o£ to-da’*’ hours’ ,va3 of three Tuoi r;c*"uM\* s me.«3acj:. f-rtu* fflvcd no visitors either before tiio J ,TMr -.iiuiirt ineHinu.he helm? occupied in ,jf lis »tmaal Tim W '*H l*e furnished to tbo preia la tho n.annir ns heretofore, nametv, niialfoM c«l*iia Aviil o nindu and given to* uuthomod rc-jut t«onailv»-« of newspapers shorilv after tho JT.veicgccietahy shall l ave tho Executive I)o --t arujK nt vita copies «»r tin; olilclU document for im* two imustA of ('itimrpw, gi-h.;-‘oM and Lansing, tho sub l.ti-Klux I unmiiltre via visited Florida, have iHioard to U ashutytcn. While there they exam* lr.« d!il iii;c number or witnesses'. They say that in Ju Ison O unty, iurhat State, then? have been m*w njw-ive luimbrs since island that there arc i.ow* no white U*>pnhbeans in rlut county. Al:li -nga Jit? coi:tlili »n of a flairs ccneradv in iuol, Jliiommus to be a Hula Improvement over what It we* two years ago. a’ur.urAXP. General Svinm r will shortly i.-suo a circular «-t r.t t-niincih r«-gwipt!ou or mutilated currency. Itvdl proN idler January 1, more than half u VSO icuvemcd at ltd full value; ck-.ily balfr. at em-half tliy value of tho migui.d, ;.n.. li— .nan half jFijo will not bo rib deemed i:ii!cs> there i r V r vn proof oi tho m«»- tile F*i*t lw\.b-slrevv-d. »v tap Kor, 17.—Tbo Eavarian represents five Isas r> r u£ k 1 Von Kellcrsperg, head of tbo new cla-L-Uh ih Winlftry, and JormerJy Governor of Po’acmla. roci ntly. and with the consent of tho Emperor, undertook u xnt>sloti to l*r.«giic\ with tho object of endeavoring to vouxinoo the members of the Provincial IMet that it was for the inrerest of !»o hernia to he rcprcsi'uiiMl m tlie Austrian.itclchs tmtl:. Tho Knviiii has Jns: tx'tU!Qi*d lo Vicnua, lmxhi£ l.«.cnuituely unsi.c.vsetul in his miasiua. Fenny. Xnr, 17,—’The German Reichstag is still ciiimg* d in the i»ic: :Ul«in of Iho ctitn.igo bill. A\ote w;;s taken to-day nprn a prop »cd •itrt.y.olil'.erutlong, hud rendered a verdict fully rrm::tl’.Ss the Captain. oilicora, and crew. The Jesuit is generally accepted with satisfac tion. The roTircmcnt of Sir Prank Tvcs Scndalorc, Assistant Postmaster General and Superintend ed of the government postal telegraph system, ib amictmcod. A tnli«Tii)tion for t’.io ana daughters of Mutk Lemon has been opened. Xnloncl Jas, SI. Sanderson formerly of Vew Tork and well known io the public hero at man accr of tho Langham Hotel, died last night of disease of the heart. Lokpos, Nov. tT. —Lord Tenterden, formcrlv nu«f Secretary of the Joint High Commission at Washington, juiß-received the appointment of Agent of the BriypU Government for Aha presan tnticn of claims of British rab!ect? J hcfore the tri bunal of arbitration shortly to assemble at Ge neva. BERLIN. N err. 17.— The government atStPaters hurp i isviporously cngngria in the enterprise of Knwdanlrlng its provinces on the shores of the Baltic. Its latest movement toward this end is to declare the Kuw-Uu the only oflijlal language to be nsedln public decrees, in courts, and m -churches. The teat of the University ©1 Dorpal has been transferred, to N Ur*. J Paris. Nov. I,.—A dispatch from Home states that the Pope consents to the consecration of the Church of St, Suarn. which he had hitherto re fund Iwruuse tho Mmrch was the private ilroM.-r --ly of King Victor Xmanucl. PAR’S >pr. li.—There is considerable interest nwnl tied In nil circles by the uuuouno*moat that Guv 1 etti will make a speech at St. Ouelutln con curing public airuirx. Maprip. Nv.l7 —A d 'jmlntlon cmslstlng of Senator* and DenntteM in nlt*‘ndan‘o «n the Cortes, together with iho Ministers of the' Crown, ■WASHINGTON. of Mutilated Currency. $30,000,000. .u:x coauiiTTiiß’s r.Kronr. THIS PRE-CNPTIOK UW, liT* W*xn:i.LßO. iICiILATF.D CCRUENCT, TOEEIGN. Austria* Germany. Croat Criioin* Raitia. Italy* France* Hpnin. waited this morning upon King Amadous, and pi esen’o t n f lr congratu atloua to His M *Jcsty on Qrn ver-ury of his accession to the throne of Spain. The King, in lospousc, cave th stp me est u&sumuccd or iun patriotism and devotion to the caUe-e or rt*'*ovcr'ng for her portion i.niorg fhc power* of Europe, and restoring national inuuatry and pro«i»erity. The ftcthcrlamls. Tirr ITaii-k. Nov, it.—Tiit» Sirt's-Co e al, or PaiLament of hct-imid-*, have utrrceu to uLflish the Dul,h eubwy al the Pupal Co *rt. War Dc|mriutfin V/taihcr Report, YTAfniNOTON, Nov. 17.—Tito storm centre will probably move into northern-Arkans.is with lu crcusu g southeasterly ctij-d«on the Gulf coast. I»o.-slbiy rising to a jndo in Texas. Increasing telly inils ou the upper lakes, with threaten ing Mcatair on balumay. Falling barometer with cloudy weafher anti r.sing temperature fr u Lnko Huron to AlrPiawa. The area of high"*' P’ojmut wid nievo :nto New York, with partialiy tlooiry and tJra*:»nt wei.tjer on Saturday in the Mid-Ih and Eoitern States. NortUo.istiv wir.ds, wilh il=iiig tt iu;ic. uture, from Maryland to Flori da. Dangerous vrlmls arc not anticipated for our coast this evening. The Canadian Crnsns* Ottawa, Ont., Oct, 27.—Ta-doy’s OnzrV-t con taiiiPiho census return* tor 1371, showing th .t thctelnl population of ihe I.omtnlon Is an average inercusH <4 about 12 X-2 per cent ala:o leO. TLo picscnt population of Ontario is 1,Cr0.842; Quelo-o. Now Brunswick, 2*h -777 and Ni»va Scoiia, 337,800. Tiio percvniam incriiueluthe last tea years is. Ontario, iai-10; Quebec. 71-3; New Brunswick, 13 1-3; Nova Nova Scotia, 171-5, Rankrnpt Insurance Company, HAnronn, cr.. Nov. IT.—The Putnam Firs In surance Company have ilied her application of bankruptcy. IXAT.INE, The Ptonn, from tho lime of Its setting in on Lake Huron, told v.-irb terrible effect on tho ship ping outside. Tin* steamer J. I*. Uu.-.l hid reached some 13 milex below Point an uinjae-t, where* Phe wsw e truck with The squall, by tie*, w*iml shifting fr» in southeast to umtiiwis-. with in til*’ spate of twenty minutes. Tuo ►uvttucr was thrown on her side, :::ul kept In Hint po-itiou /or some minuter, when :.l;o was headed :o ind tx tbo Motiu, and after a little cuuo «m to tho river ■without Miefum ng any loss ir damage. Tuo scow Curlew was lying abmgsUlo of the *u*ek at Fort nope w hen tt;o norm came up. Her tides parted, and in :t f«-w moments Thereafter she was p:lcd up on tho boaih, and will probably prove iv total lops. Her c:i'\v \v;?s Paved. Tho tug IV. 11. Castle. upward bound, with a tow of seven barges hud resumed u short distune'* above Point uii barques. when the cute separated thet »w. Timm of the number were su-c.'s-ful in le i«*hlug thfl Kl\m St. C'astr, an-! a f m: tn f-iim-1 auehuraga at White Ho *V. O:»o U yet mining, but it is «h mght f-fer, has found snfo anchorage also. The others, tw*’Castle b p* under lu-r protection, nuduondajt-' i d lh« m safely to tin* rivet. Toe *d •amer ilurd. winch iemiie-1 Detroit on Wednesday, reporte.il tie Ft* tinier Vanderbilt aground in tho old cb tn nei, £l. C) tir Hats. She ;s upward bound, The summer Plymouth was also aground la tho now cut, ami downward bound. Doth were awaiting iipsistt.reo. —The Ptcnmrr Ward, which arrive at Detroit on 'WfdnefiC.Jiy night utUoVhick, reports tins rival m eT. (.'lair Liver of a fi*s*t of vessels, all la a eomewbat during d condition. Several hit their bulwsnks cutaway in various places, ren dering it cviJci.t they had pa.-sc 1 through r**r ilrlc weather, Nearly all of them sailed in tho liver, and in mi d*iirg yn-miued more or less damage. The bark I'otJitln-le r mu foul of tao Grand Trunk bomb'd warehouse, carrrmg away U.rtoM'ciii.ns ot the baiue, tho vessel losing her jibboein :ud 1 cudbear, and unusiny her to leak. She was su '.frupicntly placed ia d >cU at Fort Huron. Tie* tehr G.*hl n Fiores ul»o arrived, bearing c vMonco or rough «*a :o la the gale. —The ecb.-n-r Sen Bird ran ashore on Point Fa'-bid In the Fir fits of Maedfinsc. on Friday imt, i:ut:ug n enow squsll. Biio puled oil' by the L*vl uhan and p.-oetedea oa her voys'gc. liai lug safiVied no damage of uuv oou foqmiijn. Tie tug LHy A. Clifiord. bound fro:n Cha age to J ull'.-le. v.m ashor.* ou Hound Island. la*i 3 li-u tihiy. 3he Leviathan pulL*d her «T. Tin* br.fb Tv o Famdes had her ndn.vn m.i-t bn hen near ihr eves- 'treas wuile oa the down ward pfos.ige—.ViWunA'tc bT.srvmf.hi. —The |s<-lujc>ner Fend j wont ashore and became a totrd v reck in ar Fore Niagara. OP.. ou Vediievtiuy nichf. during the sew;-.; storm. .V deep-itch rucivul ft• i?i the Captain merely eiaus tl e-e farm :u:d that the crew were a 1 paved. Wldth- r bound or the nalure of not siaico. Tj.o Fooic Is mviif.i by Win. bio wart. i i>> trod, nuil \vn< built, there in UsSS. fcuo wus 3io it.io bar.len, with tare ;u.d rft rig. —T..e s- hfv ih>rl's,-i*x. •pom cnicvc.M> with grain for ]-u:h»l., am wd at I) uroit on ’J'lmrsd iy morn- n.i rjpi.b’dcendUi m. bio* is mlnuv a par tii'ii of lu v jai's. iiml. .is she shipped very heavy ;stl.ought a porth-n of her cargo is :d?u il.’ii'i., eh Tin* se.u oioT l». Jh Oroehev, Lulon with luinbe:, un i ,cd, a I-a danie.ged more or to s In bu wj.rts and••utfii♦ and will need attention ia ilur w.>y of retail's bruuo proceeding ou her \e\t‘VP 1-; uni Mr. ElUwerth, n? th«? tug w.T !(ii* arrlmlftf U«i u«pli«?at at bund,a idoo.ado would w vanl to., els HU'm-dmUn plains oror df w-kaes dav ev. nine, uinl luuwwl l>e-.r.;U th ,r n i s M iln- «orm r*>l« ity to t —i-J V.i-">v,'! r 6 A tbrtt-.uaslcd a 41 di) k ii-» river Wcdncsd**- _.,.mtof SJOO b? .aouiier eaaio Into tho morning, with nil hor canvass. ~.i* bur lib and foresail, carried away. —News was received hero. yesterday, that the baric I*. C. Sheiium bad foundered off Lung Point. The crew jumped into the ya.\?,and saved thjlr lives. TUShcimau Is sank la doeu water, an I cannot bo raised. She Is owned hr Robert Mont gomery, of Builalo. and was worth about d2a.«v»: said to* bo insured. Her cargo consisted uf grain root Chicago. —The t-chonnrr E. M. Portch, which was ashore ou Beaver Inland, w.o pullo t oil, but, when about two miles away, sank, end only her topm a-ts are above water. Her crew escaped m tho small b-»at, and four of them arrived here rids morning. Tho Captain and one man remained on tho islaad to lonic after tl;o wtoek. The vessel is mvur.d by PuiU-li Jehnson, who value her at vi-TOW; In sured. had on about JW) tons of coal, which wns eon?J .uod to Chicago dealers. —The tug Vulcan left uerrultuu a patty of wreckers and tho Coasting Wreckin'* Company’s schooner 11. W. Johnson In tow, for Lone Point, to naeuo tho brig Savon, ashore at that place. The ve*s«d. theu .di well in years, it U thought inn> yet be recovered. —Tin (team barge Wyoming, which wonthshorc some two months since near Port Uo-, and ww» n, ;;v2i'^ üb ‘SMfteiME* bid iU- Mi disaster, ami in about six hours in port tor repairs. —Hie sehm.ner Belle, of Toronto, lorvd.vl with boiley. and bound for Oswego, was driven jishcro in Ftiii'-huiau’s Bay, Nov. 10. Both vessel and c* rgn urr fully insured. —The rtechs of the steamers arriving at Detroit, on Wednesday, from below, were covered with enow and icel Mossrn. Slartellc and Koller, of Tluffalo, have fceurcd the contract for raising the hull of tho With Foutanclle. lying in the river near Poll: Mrcctbridgc. and wid comaicnce the work slior:- ly. —The rehoonrp Montcalm is oshoro at North E; st. on I nkc Erie. Her crow uro safe. —The schooner Fanny Gardner i» reported ohoTCln Gjet n Bay. She is an old vessel, and will pn.bi'b’.y prove a totnl loss. —Tire bnrk linns Croctcrand the«ehiw>ncr Fan nie and Flo 3* have laid «it for tho winter. I.nbc DUaiMfrt* Ponr P,o.VA\'- O.it. Nov. IT.-Tiio follnn-las res fi lsvvcr.. dririn .r-Uvlo on Long Pomt on tted ,,Tifd‘iinrl- TT c Pliorntan rolled over on the end rfUcmjMf Til. rrew left the vers'd In a boot, ■nil worn jirtr.it, tl.c hit.,. They uro *ni>- ?OFrJf/l‘-vv hFen lev/- 1110 veßScl 11111 1 rjb t'Jv w a Il'yij. -linre ten miles west brl.uonorAeC Klnrrontv A of corn, Tho of lie light with lb?c.ti bti'K tl-ecared if w "on saved, and. iimbahbr,. 'nalmr© otcht Propeller Kveii.n. u City \\r.«v The crow mib s west i»l the Meat with no cargo. i w< jo saved, hut the vc«». el is sum**!** total! m. PripKe* Into wont ashore at the Ugfrt isrw anil will Ino c a total loss. Two of the «»rw, r«p mu stitil to* won .m were fros>n rxl aitlu Tlie balMu'e ot tho iww wore saved, having coma j>l:»ic«li pices* of the tvivck, Sel.oomTSaxon was driven ashorolast n’.gat and iMiutil ho gotten off. jin iva.". Nov. it.—The crew of Inrk P. C. Shi-man. lost off Long Point, arrived here to day. They drifted across tho lake ia an open hunt, t h’i nty hour* C' poard to the cold, audhouvy sea. The stowurdess died on the lerriblo passngo frcni exposure. Teasels Paued Detroit* Fpoclsl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune. Detroit, Nov.dT.— Pa«sed Do wn—Prop. Cham plain, Maine. Barks Nelson. Havana, Sardinia, Schrt. Pathfinder, American Union, Dashing Wave, Richard Winslow,- Geo. Steel, H. Piizhugh, Ti iiildud, Brooklyn. Montana., l'AS v ti> Ur—Props. Annie Craig, St. Paul. ■\\lM>rPoUtllWC6r. —A gentleman of-Norwalk, Va„ who had been a long time with neuralgia, hearing of a nob d physician in Germany who invariably cured thht disease, visited him for treatment. 110 was permanently cured after a short sojourn, and the doctor freely gave him the simple reme dy used, which whs nothing but a poultice of tea made from car common field thistle. The loaves «ro nuimatodnml used on the parts affected "as a poultice, while a small quantity of the leave*, arc belled down in the proportion of a quart to n pint. and a sxualt wine gla*a of the decoction drank before eccli meal. MARRIEDr FRAoJ LR— .—At. the bride’s roeldimre, 24t C»ctre*av.; cn Nov.in, hr iter. M.-Bnrnes, Mr. s.*lL J'niricr. Jr« nnrt SUtw Jitla Uai<*6. J. U. Starlev, rf fits city. I’AN th> city, Nov. 13, arlriA Davis. ag>l 7t vrarx. Kelk-t of the lulu Jolm Davis. Exp, of Cluirlt.m, fV-Now Kneland nnd New York pApopap’eaxecoiiy. MrMUI-LKN—lnlMscity.Nov Iti.Jtuuu* McMullen. Esq .nrfdTtyiarx nnd 11 in'nibs Tnethue of tnnerti IV- rcbVnc.'of his so cor. Vanbntea and UaL-tcil-tU., vrid appear in buu days’ papers. SOCIETY MEETINGS. A MEETING Of. the First Unitarian Society will bo held in the Church of the Messiah, Tues day evening, 21st nut., at 7 1-2 o'clock. Enjinees cf srocial imp irtanca ta be considered. A full attenoance is desired. By order of the Trusses. geo. 'W. KONTGChrnxrsr, Chicago, Nov. 16, 1871. Secretary. •IjiHSOiiiC* war. r. v.vr.iiEK i/inou. So.cm. a. f. .t si. PiHfrJal ii-ir jmmbatJor st Ma»onl« TVmplc. corner oi liaiftcd nac Itr.n«l( ip: -it tills Saturday evening, ut 1-2 clock, a> r a oik. Visitors silvraTi wcbimuo. BASIUKL C. SMITH. Kevr of tbft-rhnngvd adilraM of my patrons I adept ihlsimthcdot luvlilug them to apply -t Acad emy f«r Inviliitl.mg to r-ttUcd. J. EBWAUD HAHTIiSn. HATS AND CAPS. i FnsSa 3TRYKER CO., Tl;o IcsdiEj Halters of the West, Slicw the largest and host stocli. of MATS AN# FURS To Ijc foiiiid iu the city. 231 WEST MADISON STREET. THOMPSON BLOCK. NEW BOOKS. \A,Wiry.AA'' WVWW iiw wmm tyijlGG tlio lLPlx's-_>. I THKTIAKITT. »;m INTFt 1 KCTH 41. *l*l ENt'K. By V .Vu Ivitei* 860 ANOlHN'i' ill's! UUV (JF 'SUE uv lit- f* Moil!: J 2 f-V.r.M»'N.-. J»v \v. IT. H. Ma?|3» MUU;T V* IniMo J k 3>w W I VI Lit IN .e-\v Mf! jVr T» TJ-.1-.'Tis?ct.N iKf»w f* 2^ ThNMt-CS’s PJlhl? SBKBTVV-TItS. 1./' 174 Huou-ii-No. ww tjs 'NEW NOVELS. 2a v Mi i ii'ir'.r) „U> Th> Jiunlr. M.Carty rv* fi.n:Mn par-er Jr.‘ >:bla>'P. BvJ. W. J‘cF»r«i ’JI.p w.irr in V™ 1 UK HuSIK C'K Ji KTilElillAE p>T»‘I.KN watF.RS. V. K. tlimlm*? l-*3 Arv In veiy nucst nmtvi 15*. nml prvprtrcd to !»-rrV o-;r tL-lV Um public ia the beat manner with every* LV''VEI.I)I.Ni; SUITS A PI’ECIAI.TY. KOOH2 CO., 534 Hichigan-av. I^SURANCB. Mg Fire ten* Co,, OF MEW YORK* The ruerrrd In thr* above named Company. trim have T.osfi by tin' lato tiro, ftntl hav** n->t-v«*t pat I" 3'JtOOI'S, will please of com puting srMcinl legal forms minircil In each case, whether preefa have been made cr nett. J. H. W. I'MUHCTnirtc. for Itocelrer*. BANKING. On Friday, November 24,1871, TS-IS Commercial National CASK OF CHICAGO, 77111 occupy its new oiaoa on ViuZ ,|I!J S* 0!1 3t .i between Stato and Bearicra-J? B adjoininpf the National Banko/Chicago. H. F. EAMES, tr^s^ent. DI. D. BUCHATfAU, CasMsi". MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANOS For Sals and to rent The beet la market. Jlcptlrlng and Flexing promptly attended to, at ir3 Bast Ran dolph Ft hr J. PRESTON. EDUCATIONAL. Cathedral Schqol for Girls, Cor. Washington and Pcorla-sts. The winter term of this School will begin Monday, NoTanber at. FREIGHTS. Chicago North wes -1 tern Railway FREIGHT OFFICE, 45 South JfTarket-at. H. TVA TrprPT.p, Contracting Agant. NECK WEAR* NICK VUL Full Slock in all Ihc Leading Stylos, at WIISO\ BROS., C3l Wubafli ny.. RSWVst WusMngtnn st.. ridcnro ami riko a Opera llouae, CiuclunalL _ $50,000 CLOTHINSI SAVED FEOil TEE STOCiv CP lemy W. King Co., IS THE LATE PIUS, To bo Sold at Less Than fiiiiMi pami A Splendid Assortment of OV£K@OATS. FRENCH CO., i IS2 West MadisoH-st. MOTIOE, To the South Sidcrs in particular, and the public iu general: BE IT KNOWN, That the Old and Popular Clothing House of C. T. Helding Company, now EDWARDS, BLUETT CO«r Have a largo ,f StoeU of Ilea's and Boys’ C? .ainj, with Gentle men's t'iir ~sl!ii!K Goods, at their Scat!: S;uc Store, «TC STATE-ST., near Tiarrison. Wc possess the same VaciJitics as before the Fire of showing our patrons 6AS ifIEATS unsurpassed in material, style, and \vor»i.iaaiisiiip, al our uniform lo'.v Prices. tuursuscß err. kumbei, S?6 SI^TE-ST., AND WEST SIDE, 4.5 47 :JtOO p. m. .....ftsftO p. m- p. m. p. m. GLASER GO., 415 StfatC-St., (previous to His iJr**» 23 ic/:c«ir.,'i is the only house in the city manufacturing their own BOYS’ OIiOTHIMG. Their stock is the largest in. the city, and, as they retail at ■wholesale uncos, SO percent can he saved on the price charged at any other house. GOYEIIEHT CLOWS. 1.000 Cavalry Pants, 1.000 Infantry Coats, 1.000 Blouses 11000 Army SMrtS, COO Gray Army Blnnltcts, li-sl. iy Pami'les sent COD. REALESTAT^^ KVXV un wiiiiiS? Dwmnrss 1111 PAYIBNTS. I TmroJJ e t completed three most attractive and coirTmxlfr.us dwelling honrrs, which I propose to rn njor.lJ-]v fir nt*iui.«nmial payment*, and r.tfn asoi*;d-!e pricer. The buildings are brick,. f--ur ►tones (•rclauing Hansard), h.iTlnz »wh fo.irt'eu good r» l ms. with in*. hot ami cold water, f traace, rl.r.rdtlN’i*. c U*.. attractive Iron fence. good bum. u!l fo.lshtdln the bfel maimer; situated Just south of TMity.f i>t street, ouForot nvoun**, lu uumodiit* vi cinity r.f street care, anil two blocks from South Park av»m:v; caetfxocUlu full view of lake, and will ho b;svtifr.lhcme*. To build Ihrra now would cost tor fdrt!s ißr.rc than they cost, all done by the day. I will 11 r. terms and at prices to salt the ftridxn ones of Chicago. I have alf*o»-m* nearly n**w. Urge, two at »ry and brick-bueement dvrilllug, with all modern im* piovcuj«-nt», ou Vc-rhou avenue, near boulevard, pub* lie ?rh«.ol. churches, street cars. Almono neat cot t.ici‘<.t unrt n rooms, hi excellent neighborhood, all of which 1 will sell on same terms. Inquire of tho tuuU;« signed, at 419 State-fit. or X2&L ludhma-av, JOHN COVERT. fo Wholesale Boot aid Sloe, OR CLOTHING HOUSES. Half of the stand now occupied by JNO. V. FAR WELL CO., I*7 Michigan ar., will be rented or sold. Possession given immediately. WINES AND LIQUORS. CHAPIft GORE, Itfo. 142 Twoaty-secand-st., WHOLESALE DEitSKS IS Flu© WSalskeyg ASS> IBIPOUTEO IUQUOKS, JTnre cn hand wo cast a imported Champi:nio, all Ward*. At-'Uirv.-a t».ll >d»rk of CaliforniaWhit-a. CITY MOTES, Southeast Cor. Slate and Siilecnth-sls. rirst-eK« accommodations for 100 quests. J. W. TOTTSE, Prop. GEO. S. PALHEH. Clwh. CHICAGO TERRA COTTA GO. Are now ready to fill oD orders of any number of Window and Door Caps, Belt Cenrses, Cornices, Brackets, Cbiianey Tops, Ac., At old prices. Factory and office, near the corner of sixteenth and Reuban-atA. A Meeting of the Stockholders Of tho Northwestern (Babcock) Fire Extinguisher Co. will be held at tho office of tho company, 653 Wabash, ar.. Chicago, at 10 o’clock a. m, Saturday, tho 18th day of November, proximo, to vote upon the proposition then to be submitted to the company to increaae the capital stock yf tho company frjtn $300,000 to 1530 000. JOHN v, PAKWKI.Ti. MATTHEW LAFLIN. K It. MOOHE, B. F. JACOBS. F. W. FARWELL, Directors N’. W. F. F. CO. >-vvww\Ar/WWWW\A BOWEN’S CROCKERY STORE, S3l STATK-ST. Small Rent, JLtirge Stock, Jjow Prices. ciOTHINO. HOTELS. MISCELLANEOUS. CROCKERY. 03 OIJS. Bowa HOT' WINSLOW Dare tho pleasure to inform iho Dry Goods Trade that they hartf resumed business at their new brick warehouse, it ia si im aiiita-ii. Just Eorfii of 3ladi=oa-st., Where they will be happy to greet their namcross friends and cus tomers. HEWSPAJESS. THE CHICAGO Bail; Bepicai ■will appear on Etcnday nest In its old form, and will be supplied to its city and country subscrib ers at its former papular price, 15c. per week. The WEEKLY BBPTJBIiI fiATJ will he issued on Thurs day, the 23d lust., and regularly every week thereafter. Advertisers will please send in their favors early. Tlie leptMlcfiii Co., 75 RiVIiDOt,?H-ST, miaitG rooks. MOTIOB, FI ME YOU MG SiM mm For Dinner on Sunday, AT THS OLD OtiIGIITAL 25 C-lfiNT CiMa M Mill!, IS3 SovitSs. Caianl=st., •3X-£ jT OS So VT.A'Ttt BOSIKS3S CASOS. SlABlFA€fBll! 3?S&OS.ajS.Si? S for Sale or Renta- 150xICDfeetori Erio-st., with ons-stQJ*^ Biiclr Building, 60x100, ami Wooden ’P\* r _ *uor-atofT 3>7, No, i«r michiCan-av., WHOLESALE HATS, CAPS, TUBS, AND BUCK GOODS. Dissoiitrrtow. Theuaitncndilp heretofore existing under tho fin* name of «fc Smith. I* iUwlv«l by mutual agree nient* ail duel to the eald tlria Coho paidto Jaooh Smith,at 15'iWwtlIftirij‘ontBt. All IlablllitliMothald firm are to bo presented at the saute pi tee toradiuit xnent. JACOB SIHTH, JOlgX’T. HOitAN 1 FINANCIAL, MONEY TO LOAN on ccllßlcml security, by e. JACOBS, a Quincy-*t, between state and Dearborn, office front 9 the morning till 4 in the evening. 3