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EKraGcTs Fa9s IT.
THREE OF NINE RRw YBATUBE3.
FOuNrH HKv YsATuRa.


The Company will charge premium scoordns, al tue known
,tresms1ees Life Of sgs add health
favorable Intelligence particularly in hysen'o ns',r'
r.stcnce eolhop haJs especially when 10 connection With
long ance bess essential element, Of longevity dnIBi.h
the Of the Of them the Injured should
entirely 70 the sdvsa,ase Of Company.
Relative eudeOcie. longevity are d-see d,erma.bl .ud
Insured eltei benefit Of those h, may po,e,,;
and tie company propose. him BY r,,us him
younger than thus srins his premium fh. Le,h
paei the Coup,uy will insure him rs,o older than H.
thu, raising BIZ premium H,r long h 70 s' sthe important
question The Company desire to charge premium
vii jp.y For example pesoa Of % be rated
yooa.er which VII his premium rated q, g.
60, oldsr which will raise hi. premium.
IT. dies 10 has lived beyond BIZ, ied erpees
oa aud tho. that be ha. lived tending Ion
evy proportional surplus will be sddsd his Assurance paid
,nauty Stopping his premium sad than ha,
under 50 when insured Th. and M the nsre'; OF the Com
pany BY Temperance aud ohsr habits, vocation residence In
.eacs o. health &c. life shall be prolonged the Company
will be ben6'eL This surplus and the reiveon' in premiums
made Of teudsnee. longevity that the Com
pany the bsf lice, unusually favorable also in
the lives q all eoresoondinsy equitable rss.
Lot lived ancestry and good health take
note Of this as the Company viii such much better
than they can obtain elsewhere.
VRATuRE
Thi. Company will allow the Assured to weekly monthly.
quarterly annually is the purpose Of the cOmpsny in making
this provision to meet the Of nesy every class Of per
SOM. end a. IL. poae. forfeited bu, extend m the premiums
paid are exhausted such provision without material In
convenience will be observed that by doing small
income. can Be accommodated
Insurance CAN coRAEsPosDEScE EauALLr
WELL AND varHs ruKaK Is
N. Agent. wanted O. every town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Our special dispatches confirm tho rumors Of q
general war on the Indian frontier. Gen. Sherman
is taking active measures to protect the settlements
and energy needed it. as Is said, $1,000 Indians arc
on the wsr-path. The Ute tribe seem to have been
drawn into the war by the accidental killing Of IL
Of their number and tho trouble is no doubt greatly
duo to tho military abuses of which we have Published
the particulan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

West Virginia has added her name to the roll o
Union victories. On Thursday Gov. Boroman was
reelected. and Hubbard and Kitchen undoubtedly
returned to Congress. Union gains were to be eK-
peOted and the vote in Ohio County. Democratic
stronghold indicates majority Of nearly 5000.
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sy TELEGRAPH - raz raIBusz.
RASE BALL.

CHALLENGE TO rHB ATLANTIC AND AruLErIos,y
g rsLsaRAPs saiBuSa
WARRINGTON, Oct 28.--The National Bssb Ball
Club al mi, oity hsa invited tho Atlantic and Athlete Cu 70
,nt tho Anal snme for tho base ball champions tbr
yro.,as Tho Nationals present on tour through Viz
sinia and have played the Mcctoeo OF Char atsSiic ys
Tho Uo,ou ~ kchmond scoring lf3 runs % the unioss u
10 mowog thcy play TO Pasno Club OF .iehuond
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The character Of the Legislature is evidently
largely Conservative or ex-Rebel Col. c. l.. Harris
il elected To the Senate, and Gen q. w. Logan and
u. Scogg.n to the Commons from Rutherford, all
stauch Unionists d. A. jenkins, Unlon IS elected
from CASTOR 10 the Commons by lbs majority.
Appended is the official vote for Governor as far as
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A gentleman who can be easily gratiied makes the

following liberal offer:
will vote the entire Radical ticket this fall II Fred Doug
lass Anna Dickinson Thsd Sevens Roscoe Conklng The
Ucd Heruh any other man. viii answer satisfactorily
the following question What is the use Of making any amend
are unwilling obey present cardinal and acknowledged re
quircncn,s"
This is easily answered Your Rebel friends violated
the Constitution, and you abetted their violations.
Now, the use of the new amendments is to make you
obey Please vote from Fenton down TO the candidate
for the smallest Office in your township.
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THE NORTHEASTERN RAILWAY RING.

CHICAGO, Oct 26-Partons Pamphlet ON the.
western Railway Ring proves financial sensation OF
The % class The papers discuss IL in very lengthy editorials
and In railroad and financial circles nothing else Is talked On
TAs Republican defends the alleged Ring, Whie Inc H0"
sympathises with the opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

The Hon. Mshlon ChaLco Of Ohio will we under
stand. mako the tour of the State aud speak every
night of the canvass for the Union cause.
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DESCENT UPON DEORDERLY HOUSES.

CHiCASo, Oct 26.-A grand swoop was maue "
rho e Ia ~ night upon the rougher OF brothes Mos
Than 9OO prisoners brought into Court this morning ana
condign punishment promised The Mayor has oss
respectable landlords be vigorously prosecuted "ss
renting buildings for criminal uses
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THE WEATHER.
'hI "GA AP~
a. .EIxaRAPN TO re TRIBUNE.

az sELKGRAPs rRBusE
BUFFALO ocL 26.--Snow and rain fall bore tSa
gTening.
SNOW STORM OK LAKE 81 FgRioR.
Nv TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO Oct. 26.--Fourteeu ipcbes oi snow ie'
In the Lake Sfperior mining ressonS yesterday.
FROST IN ALABAMA.
MOBILE Ala, Oct. 26.-There was killing ross
at Montgomery on the night Of the efh inst.
There also asht frosi here lass aght
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near at hand when tho lattor Government will DO as
much embarrassed by the demands Of the Roumanian
nationality as the former has been during tho present
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THR INTERNAL REVENUE.
The reespts of internal revenue to-day amounted
TO s6s2 0e<. 80
The Easton National Bank of Easton. Pennsylvania,
day been depository fy public
having aepoed With tho Treasurer Of the United States
sl0o0ta United States bonds security.
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The Hon schuyler Colfax's majority in the IXth
District is , li-. The total vote in the district is
3 300 an increase of $500 from 1894. of which Mr..
Colfax had $500 and Mr.. Turpie 5000. This is, we
believe the largest vote ever poled in any district in
the United States,
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Z TRIBUNE
DETACHED.
Oct. 9.-Thirl Assistal-Englnee Henry L. Slosson,
from Saeo, and waiting orders.
DIED.
Mate John Rs1.is1 on I'D inst, at Navy Yard Boston.
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TO HDVERTISERS.

wc will thank our advertising customers 10 hand IN
their Advertisements early hour possible II received snst
O'Clock they c.upo, their proper hoai
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Nesn'2lotk Daily gribmste,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER q, 1866,

Tux EBw-YoRK TRIBUNE IN NEW ORLEANS. Our
friends visiting New Orleans buy The TRBusF elior
Daily Semi Weekly Weekly, Of Mr.. A Sim,a, No. 81
Bsronne ST Tor FIVE ocnts
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.


WASHINGTON Oct. 26-The following is abstract Of
tho quarterly reports of the National Banking Associations
Of the United States, showing their condition on the
morning of the first Monday October 1866, befoe the
commencement of business on that day:
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CHOLERA.

M rsLEsRsPH raI,rSs
CHICAGO. Oct 26-F0r the twenty hours ending'
at two o'clock this afternoon six cases OF coes Ia g Oss
nor,al Of which two care fatal The disease has esaca
dsaDgeared
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CONVICTION OF AN NCEyDARK

BUFFALO, Oct s6-wm. 4. Thayer was YESTERDAY
convicted of an attempt burn the Arcade IN this my
Tb,ver kent billiard saloon Ia the building lie wa s-
fenced Lis AFTERNOON TO years hard aoo 10 the ss
pri
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FIRES.
ST. LOUIS,


ST.. LOUIS Oct. 26.-Iha extensive wagon factory
OF John Cook broadway was bnnsd lasi night toa
between $4,000 and b0O)0 injured Tor $1,000 IA c,iy
ohicss
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Amnsemenie.


BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
tDAY AND ENENlNG-THE SfA OF ICE. MIR G. w. Clarke
sd GpI eompsay TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURiosI'
rus EVENING ,w6o6cocNS LITTLE GAME TIE
sPlTFgE Mr. Joseph Jefferson.
rus rvrSINo-IiDS xUDiEYs SECRET. NJ. D.
THIS FvENiNG-TiE BLACK CRooK-Gre. Pli.isan'
B,fs Troupe Matinee at o'clock.
MIN. r,.,,,yo wAhLAcK's T4EATERa .,,..,, N, John
GbOr M Charles Fisher Miss Madeline Heuqus' Mrs vernon
THIS rvrsso BFQA9%Ay geEfAEG5hSo krr m"ms.
Mitchell MATINEE ct ~ O'Clock
NETWORK THEATER. ,o,. ,,,,,r,,
TS EXEBTGFs sEc mAsRSMR P W@
Tiff, rvyrxoEE% E FSsk SRSg; TROUPE Nj a.
tnsOn and his infant son.
THIS ENE6oMoa sExER HSS,I FIRST psS S SeEs6a
fioSs o. LIVING CELEBRITIES.
TBEATER FRANCAIs.
ToDAHT--LADY MACBETH. Farewell Appearance of Nine
svss E5455 5F9ff %s5EREHf ys9g,s
40 10 Groadway.-DoDGING FOR wiFE-HANDY ANDY.
rus rvr Er9EE RFHRA aSgsH
OPEN D1Y-w i a6z1Es s9 sFATGss MARBLE
DoowoRTH HALL. ..
THIS EVENlN0-M Harts the llusonist-rHE INDIAN
BASKET TRICK. Matinee at O'Clock
e i, SS XHE4Cay AND NATURAL
alSTORY-Lecturss upon the Microscope
Foxs OLD BowERY THEATER
THIS EvENlNG-JESSTE BROWN. Mia. Fanny Herring
GERMAN sTApr THEATER -
THIS EyENNG-KUH Won KUHD0RF-DIE UNGLUECK'
LlCHEN Mr.. Bosumn Dawson.
Business Noiires.
CLOTHING,
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
RAYMOSDs
I'D established house Nos 49, 1913 and 125 FulOn't
6ued with new and superb stock Of resdy-made
CLOTHING,
70 which public attention 1. invited
Suits Of every made ct youth bOyand sye Of
such varieties as to suit the fss,dious
The motto the ITO SILL CHEAP
ron osH PRIcs AND NO DEVIATION"
RAYMoSDS,
Nos I2I, 1913 and 1875 Fulonst.
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TIE RECENT GREAT FIRE
IN WEST AND WAsHISGToSsrs
HERRfsGs PATENT CHAMPION SsPB.
ct uz ONLY ARTICLE NOT cossungD. &"

"THz ARTICLE sor CONSUMED"
Mar. Fare. No. Isl f B,osS Gss Oct % 1906
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f.. s dSlmpsa & iis % d & Soo your
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only article consumed the budng all el's clean
On opening We were pleased book papers. snrs
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THROAT ARgEcTIoys.-A Physician writing from
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the USE Of BHowS. BRONCHIAL THocH" says For ,sysns
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them To avoid disappointment, be obtain the genuine
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AN INVALUABLE TREASURE can he obtained by all
HAN restores hair TO is orsnsl
color mpa and beauty the wsss't hair ' falling
Sold By ell druggists and sftss
hair-dresss., aud q my office, Mol, Broadway
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SUPERB FURs-Of every description, made up in
latest styles sad medsrts prices challenge the admiration Of
ths h,hioasbls world, At 0xsIs's no. 91 Brosdwsy
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CHLDREEs Boors SHoEs ell styles snd price.
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The NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or MUSIC. No. 2H
Essi Tessth OC H. to madsen Of
tvfsJ "n!s D. IerEs 40 eSr au'rts' fH"'''"'a 1857
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A SuRR PILE CURE,

SURF PILE CURB.
DR 0ILBHHrs PIbE lsuRunasr -Tgr u u
Po.i,,y ccros tbe csses Of Files Sent by mad
Lint Al a. Circular Sold by drue,s wanted
whore Address RosAfsx hsnssrr No. SIS Brosdasy New
York -...|.." ..r..H
DoUBLB GUNS, $40. SIS, SO $50. $40 $50. So.
alo Ai,o variety Fishing Taokl Sent by oro
sy BausH No lsJ bowey few secondhand posb.s 0.oa
PoLLAK g. S0s
No cor Broadway NJ Y MEERsoHAux Ptrs Msnrisol0serI
Pipes cot 20 order repaired boiled and mounted.
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RAYMONDs
I'D established house Nos I21 1913 and 125 FultOn't is now
6ued with new and superb stock Of resdy-mads
CLOTHING,
70 which public attention is invited
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND ENENiNG-THE SfA OF ICE. MIR G. w Clarke
sd Gu compaay. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURlOSI'
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MUSEUM OF ANATOMY.
OPEE DAILY-CURl0SI1lES IN ANATOMY AND NATURAL
alSrORY-Lecturss upon the Microscope.
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GERMAN SrADT THEATER.
THIS EVENlNG-KUH Won KUHD0RF-DlE UNGLUECK'
LlCHEN. Mr.. Bogumn Dawson.
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FOXS OLD BOwERY THEATER.
THIS EVENlNG-JESSIE BROWN Miss Fanny Herring
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INDIANA.

Rutherford Observation-Disclosures. 90 mai.
Polk ......-........-.. .-'.-....---.--'- VV maj
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RAYMoSD's,
Nos 121, 1913 and 125 Ful,on-st.
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OLYMPIC THFATER.
THIS ENFNING - WOODCOChS LITTLE OAhb 80 THE
SrfTFiRE Mr.. Joseph Jefferson.
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STUDIO BUILDING.
OPEN DAILY-w MOZIER'S STATUES IN MARBLE.
DOOwORTH HALL.
THIS ENENlN0-M Hafis the lllusions-THE INDIAN
BASKET TRICK Matinee ct Z O'Clock.
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Bnslncss Noiiree.

CLOTHING,
for tie
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
THE NEWS.

The news of the week has been very
meagcr, 80 far at least as any important
matters are concerned. The extreme
cold seems to have frozen up the coun-
try and the people in it. Congression-
al propositions are the only matters of
moment just now on foot. 's .'. ..
1t is reported that the Senate will re-
fuse TO confirm the appointments of J Ohm
A. Dix as minister to France.
The Governor of Alabama recon-
mends the ratification of the constitu-
tionai amendment, but the Legislature
is. opposed TO it.
The present spell of gloomy weather
is having a very depressing influence
on business. Our grain and produce
markets arc very duh, and SO with
trade generally. CAtca9o Jolrnui.
Miss Anna L. Dickinson is living
dangerously ill at Rockford, i'm hi
n0is, OF congestion OF the lungs, and
she has been obliged to cancel all
her lecture engagements for the win.
ter.
The special committee O. tho const.-
tutional amendment in the state Senate
Of North Carolina, has reported against
it's ratification. The Governor Of South
Carolina has also taken strong grounds
against il. 'e'i...-.
The prospect is that Congress will
admit both T., dorado and Nebraska into
the Union, as States. 1t is understood
that the caucus OF United States Sena-
tors, decided in favor Of their admls-
sion. .....
We hear Of the salutary effect of the
great Union victories in the North at
. ii.e ia;e ELECTORS. IN various parts vf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

The list OF contributors TO the C0rgyfgatiopa,j,t nm
TO the present time has Included many Of the ahlcs.
th'nters snd writers in our denomination. Very mang
o' their articles have passed into the current licrsr.
OF the day have been widely copied both in i. cnuntry
and IN England and in various have received the
warm endorsement OF discriminating public To then,
in small degree is TO be attributed the growth and
present popularity and prosperity Of our naner A Il.
sire has eqn.nily heen expressed to hnve some
articles reproduced in permanent form md !,
Ind seemed to IA that juiicon- selection rI,npngnart
through several years, and embracing good var;sty i
suhJect' suited 10 an ages and circumstances in life
would make valuable and entertaining book for family
reading; and wherever and whenever he uan has s.
mentioned il has received the mos, co ria npro,tion
Many volumes have already been published vhich in
detached portions originally appeared IN ou columns
b SO lar as We know, none has been attempted On
tie plan proposed. "
PARK, Rev. Ray Palmer, D. D.. Rev J. 5 C. AbLo,t
Rev. John Todd, d D., Rev ! p. Thorp4on n y
Rev II Vi. Deyter, ID. Rev. F.. n Kirk. d. D. Rev A
II. Quint, 7. D., Rev. Leonard Bacon DD., Rev.JN.
Tarbox, Prof. Jos Haven. Pcof W. s Tyler, Rev. F.
noch Pond, U. D., Rev A. L. Stone d D. new. Horace
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that we doubt il in any one volume be found more
brilliant array Of authors or valuable and inter
eating Collection 81 articles. The young and the old arc
alike remembered in its pages A would ra,uraly be
expected, the prevailing tone Of the hook IL rp,1rs
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Rslg US, Literary, Devotional, and Scientific art;
cies Narratives incidents, Biographical Scketche, Poe
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
JUDGE BOND.

In tho Anti-Slavery Standard, over
the name of Wendell Phillips, we find
The following: The demagogua T
-JohHson] would Lave Delayed Balti-
more with blood, but for tho marvellous
courage, rare sagacity, and statesman
ship Of Judge Bond. We have no
uordS m0Tna and strong enough ft!y to
cypress our administration for Judge
Bond, or our sense Of what the co,p,f7v
omes him, for this victory over execu-
hive treason"
II is natural that we admire talent,
and courage in any man, when these
qualities are put 10 right use. 1t is
also inherent in our nature, TO despise
that man who possesses these, but uses
them to drag his race Gown to ruin
But we are not aware that it becomes
Haas As RatYpb Is de@ Hssh HI OF 81
,iect Of praise, simply because. he does
his duty as he is obliged TO DO it by an
oath of office. Judge Bond has simply
done this, nothing mole. We may adj
mlre that sagacity and penetration,
possessed to so eminent q degree by the
Young Judge, which las eBabled him
TO dctect the motives and turn the de-
SlgEs OF oar country's cnemy to our
greatest good; but We cannot admit
That the country owes him any great
debt of gratitude, merely because he
knew ihatthe lineof duty lay in the line
Of right, justice, and humanity. Judge
Bond simply proved himself to 3e one
OF that class, who knew the right and
knowing dare puIsuc - in the right
lay his duty, which he was sworn to DO
~ his oath Of office. Some men might
Lave Praised him had he done other
wise, but they in their hearts would
have dcspised him for being recreant to
duty, that he might crafty their sell
fish ends and desires. $685..
THIS country has had many men who
have dared TO do tleir duty, and stand
true to their oath OF office, aud TO their
.cauniEy, in more trying ordeals than
the one through which Judge EOnd has
lately passed and the press has not
senteEed into any eulngum. Conven-
lions have not passed series of complir
mentary resolutions, such as have heeu
lately PASSED il reference to judge
Bond. And that lac should he singled
out, is certainly stgaEge freak of for
Iuns's wheel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14
Grand Army OF the Republic.

Delegates from pests OF this order,
representing eleven States, met at In
ulaMapolis, Ind. Nov. 20, aud ORGANIC
81 ~ the eiect.o!. "a Gen. Palmer,
President.
Two days we're occupied in the tran
faction efbasiness, aid Several aileru-
tons were made il the Constitution
and work of tho order, r..
The following Officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
COMMANDMENT E.ss..as-S. 4. lIl..
tat, ~ I'iinots, ME
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-12-14

the Sout! and it is now getting TO be
quite safe for Northern men to 20 there.
The defeat of the Johnson party was
their defeat.
The London Times asserts that the
Fenians in Ireland have been fairly
checkmated. A cable dispatch also
announces the fact that Cardinal Cul-
lun has issued a pastoral to the people
Of Ireland, urging them to obey the
laws and avoid secret societies.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has not declared the test oath
unconstitutional, except in its applica-
ton to attorneys admitted to practise in
that Court. This decision does not af-
feet the validity of the test oath in Con-
gress and Government officers, nor that
of the " iron clad oath " i'm Missouri.