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ER a NCE.
Defian. Tone Of the Press

Paris oU. q, correspondence PUH Nal Gazette.
The present defiant tone OF the French press
exclles remark everywhere, Dat tue question
is DO the opposition journals repTesenI puolc
opinion? The Government lstIy ins u frisn en
the country into SUBMISSION Wlcn a spectre
rouge; II credits the opposition with tue luteu-
llun OF throwing up oArrlcades. Tue accuSa-
tons made by Inc semi official organs snow
laken num the Tribune represent Tue feelings
of me Cppusilion:-"Ine inmates ofUne EmpIIe
know uelIer than any one IhaJ We nave NO ia
teuIlon TO resort 10 violence aud fore TO Iecon
ouer what violence and ioIce snatched from tue
people. Yney know LndJ we labor not TO throw
the county INTO disorder, nut To awaken II; not
to oppress opinion, but TO render IL It's sincerity;
not to outrage the law, but 10 Impose the re
specL OF The law so long set aside; not 10 dispute
the eclsiops OF unlVe sal suffrage, out 10 render
those decisions honest and independent,
There is nothing in this which threatens
disorder and anarchy. Aud the prlncI-
pal complaint made Dy the GJVernmeuJ
is that serious movement has been
commenced to Ie.establish order on a durable
basis The journals nave just won great VIC
tory at Clermont, where the editor Of Lne Idde
pe1uuuL du Centre, accused OF having publ
Baudln subscI IpLIon lists, has been acquitted
TO Ihe Satisfaction OF most persons In court
The Minister of the Interior may perhaps order
a new TRIAL and eXpC Sc himself 10 another de
feat Should NJ. Pinard determine 10 go ou
with the prosecution of all the accused papers,
the ACT Of lhe I'd OF December will be publicly
discussed not alone here and in Clermont, out
also at Abb, ADgers, Lille, Lyons, Marseilles
Nantes, NarDonne, Nismes, and Toulouse"
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IRELAND.
HOW the Elections Were Carried On.

The London Globe of the q n ult. says
Uuuuestionauly the proct edngs at some OF
lne nish elections Will form the sulJ c. OF
inVesueation wnen Parliament meets Nuthlns
like freedom OF election eau be said 10 have
pi evaiied in ireland. Tne DdOun Ma1
remarks:-"It is quite imposslDe mat tue
eIeciion TOR Drogheda can stand. RiOting rose
10 a higher pitch there than in any part of
Ireland, England, or Scotland. Voters ior
Sir Leopold MCClintOck ana Mr.. BrUdigau
we're driven back tom the poll. Turee
hundred persons, Of all rank, IL Is Stated,
were injured curing the day by stones or Oluu-
eeons, Ihe mob Is alleged TO nave been u ulreu
Cue. The election was MOCK cry; aud IL VIII
probably be tue nTst under The new law, which
lhe Judges will be aSEGl 10 dcCleTe null sad
yoiu." IL seems that Intimidation otan equally
savage description Was Iesorted at SlgG,
tho ug h H. proved less SuCcGS Slui This DeJIayS
tie hecret OF the LlbeI al oppo ItIOn tue VoJng
by paper proposal OF tue Government Wnen
the Reform bill was u DER consideration, be-
cause that would, to n great eS tent, nave pc
Venteu the increase OF Tie prie-tiy Interference
n their Delalt.
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SPAIN.
MonarchicaI and Republican GOvern-
Inena.

NJ Louis Blanc has addressed letter from
Brighton to Senor Garrido, congratulating him
upon his adhesion to the republican movement
in spain. Alter referring aI some length To the
evils OF monarchy, M. Bl Inc wriJes-
The example OF England is perpetually cited
as a proof OF the excellence of consul uLional
monarchy. But II is forgotten That thts regime
has been the cause Tor centuries OF the most
hateful abuses and the most frg Lful disorders;
IL is forgotten that the tranquil and ordered
liberty which the English enjoy is a conquest
OF very recent date-a blessing, the Temporary
possession oil which Lney owe simply TO the
moderation, the virtues, the domestic tastes
Smbliop 5hep sgd Of fo' ni genius. T Let there M
come another Charles L, or another
Charles oneI eopse @ 1V SnosGeT and il pfge w be a
whether constitutional monarchy would be as
much for the advantage OF the English AS IL Is
today. miserable regime must that be whose
excellence depends upol the virtues of this
msn or that whom the chsuces OF birth may
place on the throne and wuicn may become
execrable TO morrow II the ed OF chauce
happens To have "a depraved viii or an evil
genius. And then Is tne experience complete?
hitherto been the crowniDg of system OF
privilege. How far Is 1t recOncilaole with tue
recognized by the last Reform blll. II
not In prir clple, at least IN fact? That
is what remains 10 be seen. In any case Is
England more happy than Switzerland? Is
she more powerful Than The United States?
PEI hsps you will be warned TO take care that
YOU do NOT, by tho establish ment OF n republic
expose yourself TO the anger of Tue Emperor OF
spain If she were capabla OF yielding To a oon-
sideratton so puslllanimous, SO offensive to her
pride, SO unworthy OF her power. Bat, more
over the menace is vain Napo.
leon has before him Prussia. which oides
her time by his SIDE Ialy, which burns
TO aVenge herself behind him France,
which desires 10 be free; beneath him the
revout ion grows; what could he do against
spain? The fear OF ghosts should be left To
children and old women. Uuder whatever
aspect one looks at the repu blican luton, tits
favorable. Let spain pronounce for = republic
and b er decision will De received with enLhu.
siasm by all eIeva ed n,eliec,s aud brave souls
In the two worlds. In England the cause of
the republic so far as Spain IL concerned l.
vigorously pleaded by some of the most earnest
organs of public opinion few days ago 10
was pleaded by the Spectator; to-day by the
FGH Mall Gazette. Courage, spanish republi
cans your voices will find echoes every VIII ere;
of those abroad who sympathize with yoLr
efferts the name Is legion.
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H u R O H II.
English Opinion of Grant-The Press Pro-
kecutiOns In France The Irish Elec.,
tiOns-Affairs In Spain.
ENGLAND.
English Opinion OF Grant.

ENGbAND.
English Opinion OF Grant.
The PAD MAIL Gaseyte, speaking OF General
No sooner was IL certain that General G ;ant
woulu be elected PI esi dent than IL was observed
the size of his mail bags enormously incre tsed.
Letter carriers were disohargtng piles of letters
into his Office from morning III night Inc
General himself was waylaid at every corner
whenever he passed over the threshold OIL ms
door. ALI this, of course, slgnifed the desire OF
many thousands of palIlots 10 devote Jhelr
energies 10 Ihe service of the Govern meut
But General Grant Ia one of the "iOugnestj lbs"
to which Office seekers ever yet add esSed
themselves. He uumeicifu!ly snuos per.
Eoual applicants, and all letters ne turns
over to his staff These gentie'Ien open the
envelopes, and directly tbey see the word
"Office" tney have Instructions 10 put the com i.
municstion beuind The nre. me Ganernl
dots not want TO see any OF tnese applicd 10 as,
said member OF the stall TO n visitor lately.
"He thinks possibly GheIe may be some good
men among them, and he does not want 10 oe-
come prtjudiced against tuem by being forced
10 consider their claims now" InlS Is very
Characteristic OF the man, ont IL does not hold
out very bright prospect 10 the hoIdes oi
whisky arm king idlers who spend their lives
IN badgerlng puollc men Tor some post Wners
tue pay is substantial ana tue work nominal.
IL is believed that q neral SHERMAN wall sac
ceeu Grant as Com insuder- In. Cniei-an ap-
pOintmenG Grant would be sure 10 make.
Jews in Parliament.
Since their emancipation the Jews have, AZ
eacn general election, Increased la Jnelr candl-
oature for Parliamentary honorS. AT the pre-
sent crisis no fewer Jnan nine geuJlem OF the
shove DC rsuasiun have been nominated, viz:-
Baron Kothschlld, for the ciIy OF Lon ion; Baron
RoLhschild, for Aylesbury; Mr.. Alderman SAlo
mons for Green Wicn; SIR Francis G)ldsmid. for
Reading; Mr.. q. JeAsel, q. o., Tor ID bVei; Mr..
Gulusmid, Tor Mid Surey; and Mr.. ii. worms,
for Sandwich. Seven out OF tue niue. all Ltoe
rails have been returned, and two defeated
Baion Rothscnilu, for the city uf Loadou, anu
Mr.. Worms, VINO stood on toe Conservative side.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
City Affairs.

C1ty Aua1rSs
The Board OF Surveys met Yesterday and
authorized The construction of sewers on the
following streets:-Elghth street, below Cross ;
Fourth street, above Gifard avenue; Cbesnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth; Twelfth street,
be,ween Filbert aud Arch; Amber street,
between Sergeant and Aoams; Seventh street,
between Willow and Spring Garden Corinthidn
avenue between Coates aud Parrish streets; (;
Eighth street, between Thompson and Master;
ana Fourth street, between Oxford street ana
Columbia avenue. After the passage of
resoluuon suspeDding operations on the streets
from Dec. !, 1868, to March l, 1869, the Board
ad ouiued.
The regular stated meeting OF the Board of
Guardians OF the Poor was held yesterday ater-
noon. The House Agent reported the popula
lion OF the AlmshOuse on saturday last at 3i40,
an Increase OF 1877 over The core .ponding period
laet ear. The Outdoor Agent reported having
coIlec ed SllSO'90 for sUpport cases, and the
steward reported house receipts az S4l. The
monthly report of the Board OF Visitors was
submitted. 1t shows the expenditures TO have
been S6l90'5l; number receiving on door rellet,
e22b, The resignation OF DR. j, w. Lodge was
received aud accepted. DR.. John Brt)n was
eleCtel to fill the vacancy. The Sic yards
TCGuis ton was read ana granted.
- AT toe aunOal mceuDg OF the Fire AssoCia.
ton, held last evening az Fifth and North
S ree's, he Iol owing gentlemen were elected
the Board OF Trustees:-Wlllam H. hamiltou,
PeterA Key ser, John CalrOw, George |. Young,
Peer Williamson, Joseph r. LyDddll, Levi p.
Goa e.. Samuel spsrhaGk, Charles p. Po yer,
bIhster, and Mahlon II. ID iCkmson
Al meeting OF the Finance Com nittee Of
Councils last evening, communication was re-
ceiyed iron the Trustees OF the Pen sylgana
Uuivcrsly, proposing to puTC chase some twenty
acres OF ground now belonging 10 the Aims
house. Tue mater was re erred to sub-com-
NIT ee, consisting of Messrs. Shoemaker, Fox,
Gliingham, Frauciscus, and Hodgdun.
AT the meeting OF the tobacco trade last
evening, amemonal was presented setting form
that the provision requiring the manufacturers
business card to be placed upon all packages
was injurious to the business OF the seller dis.
closing as II Goes his source of supply; ana the
secuon requiring all the stock of snuff, smoking,
ana hne.cut chewing tobacco on hand at the
tlne OF the law gong into eject to be put into
packages and restamped beng oppressive, should
be repealed or the necessary stamps furnished
Tree Of cost.
Policeman Howard gave in his testimony
yesterday, IN addition 10 tnat of the other SlG.
nesses published III The TELEGRAPH. when Judge
Ludlow sald the Court desired 10 hear 10 tur-
ther testimony, aud rcmauoed both the pri-
sODerF, George S. Twilchell, Jr., ana wife, Tor
trial,
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Major General Commanding.
Summary of Yesterdays Congressional
DOiMgs.

in the Senate forty eight members were
present. The credentials OF Senator Hill, OF
Georgia, were presented, and laid on tue table.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bills establishing negro
suffrage in ali the States and providing TOR
resumption of specie payments; also a resolu-
non directing the PIesldentto open negotiations
with European governments for cheap ocean
postage. Mr.. CragiD, OF New Hampshire,
offered a universalsutrage amendment to the
Constitution. Messrs va es, morrill,, and FIRE.
i,pghu{sen introduced bills smenocatory of the
Rehabilitation laws. Mr.. Drake iuu oduced
bill relating to the grades OF General and
Lieuienant-G General IN the army.
in the House, l64 members answered to
roll CAL. Messrs. Dickey and Peltis from
Peunsy lyaDia aud Stover, from Missouri, were
sworn In. The credentials OF Thomas j, Ham.
llton, elt tCted as Representative at large from
Tennessee, were referred, and his admission to
u seat in the meantime refused. Bills amend
II g the Daturalizalon laws were introduced by
OessTs. Broomall, of Pa, and Mckee, OF Ky.
MIR. Schenck, OF ONO, offered resolution dl-
recting the Law Com mlt,ee 10 inquire into the
eXpedieDCy OF certain amendments to the
NATURALIZATION laws, which was ado oted. Bills
and cons tiLut'onal amendments establ shlng
universal suffrage were introduced by
Messrs. Boutwell,, Broomall, and Kelley. Bills
regulating the currency, providing TOR re-
demptiOn OF greenbacks In gold and proh-
biting sales OF coin by the Treasury, we're
presented by Messrs. Lynch and PIKE. of Me-,
0nd lngersol, OF III. Mr.. Morrill, offered
JOINT resolution ceusurlDg the conduct Of
Reverdy JOIN son, and asking his recall, which,
on monon OF Mr.. Banks, was referred 10 the
FoTeIeu Committee, by a vote OF 81 o Al. On
motion OF Mr.. Boutwell,, the Reconstruction
Committee was dlrected TO investigate affairs in
Texas, and on motion Of bir. Scohed, in
Georgia. Mr.. Eliot, Of Mass, introduced bill
connnulng the Freedmen's Bureau In Virginia,
Mississippi. and Texas. Mr.. Mullins OF Tenn,
lnlroduced a bill 10 suppress the ''Ku-Klux.n
Mr. Bing ham presented a blll providing Tor
au election in Virginia next January. On
motion OF Mr.. La awrence, the Ways and Means
ConmitIee were directed TO consider the expe-
deucy of sales OF surplus Treasury COLA to assist
10 liquidaIon OF rortlors of the public deb;
al d, on motion OF Mr.. spa.diug, the same com.
mlttPe were Instructed TO report on the eXpe-
dency OF providing Tor resumption OF sDece
payments. MIR. Cary, of OHIO, Oh ared a res Dlu-
ticn repeallng The TeDureototlice bill, which
vas tabled. The Cooper Tariff bill OF last July
came up in order, but was lett iOr consideration
by the Ways aud Means Commute. MIR.
Shank, OF Ohio, offered resolution recogpiz-
inc The Provisional Government OF Crete. Mr.
Robinson, OF New York. offered reso'u uton
calling upon the President for correspondence
relating 10 imprisonment of American citizens
in Ireland, etc. Mr.. Banks moved It's reference,
wbereupon Mr.. R9biDson withdrew it.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1864
-O'BaoWn, the pueils st, was yesterday com
mitted TO jail, having been surrenuered by AIs
bULdsmen.
The commission of william NJ, Evar,s as
Attorney was Iead to The Supreme
Court SesterCay,
"A number of the leading citizens of New
York will entertain Professor 5. Il. b. Noise at
a oalquet on the 30th inst.
-Neb!aska has just been visited by the
heav est snow storm experienced TOR many
Years. The snow hes eight inches deep in level
places.
General Ho yard to the Sec etary o! War;
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, lS6S.-To General j. ".
Schoueld, Secretary OF War.-Slr:--l have the
honor TO request that this let,er may be cous.-
0eIed as supplementary 10 my annual report to
Congress. The object OF it Is TO request through b
you that Congress appoint committee TO ma6e
thorough examination and report of the ad
Il nlstrauon vi the Bureau of Refugees, Freed
men, ana Abandoned Lands from lhe l2,h OF
May, 1865, 10 the 3lst Gay OF December, 1868,
when the bureau proper Is closed by limitation
ol law.
Such an examination will enable Congress and
the country 10 ascertain the facts VITA regard
10 work of great importance that has cost
large out ay OF the publc money, ana anxiety
ano labor on the parC OF those officers who have
endeavored consclentlous.y to execute the
trusts committed TO them, a work that claims
10 have been largely Instrumental In carrying
out the benevolent purposes OF the General
GoVelpmCnt towards those who were to pass
suddenly from the condition OF slayes 10 thai of
freedman endowed with the rights and priVi-
i ges of citizenship. The proprlety OF assing
tor such an exam nation and repOrt will, |
believe, commend itself 10 your judgment as
the best method OF placing on record an Impair
hal history of emancipation, its Conseq quences,
III its iurh her den ands in this country.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
q. y. HOWARD,
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From Canada.

TORONTO, Dee. THE New Dominion Par
lament has been further prorogued until
January l6. The revenue OF Caunta for No.
vember was $l,2l4, l54, and the expenditures
$s77, ,4SS. q. b. Ewal, correspondent OF the
: ockholm Day Nt,Cs, is here, with Instruc-
tons irCm the Swedish Government to acquire
a knowledge of the country, with a view to
encourage emigration, ard to develop commerce
between the two countries.
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From st. Louis.

ST LOUIS. Dec. IA South Pass City des-
patch says 800 Sioux attack ei WashaSe aud his
band of SOoshones in Big Wind River Valley,
Nov. %. Two Indians were killed Gu each
SIDE, and the Shoshones retired to the white
settlements. An Omaha despatch says the
snow-s,o orm, which has been raging for thirty
hours, is the heaviest experienced in Nebraska
Tor many wears. The snow is eighteen inches
a lew
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Dumas is in debt, but iolly.

-DuMH5 15 TN ueUIi Out July.
Brigham YOung's latest notion is oyster
culture
DIR. Bellows now favors female suffrage.
The Pail Mall Gazette Tebukes "Arthur
kelchIey."
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Snureme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-rbe Supreme Court met
at noon to-day. All the judges except Grier
were present. The commission of William NJ.
Eyarts as Attorney General was read. aud the
CoUIt adjourned IN order to pay the usual visit
to the President OF the United States. The
docket will be called tomorrow.
The G. edentials OF the
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Dec. THE Times generally con-
hTms he correctness OF the 0bserU6I's list OF the
probable members OF Mr. Gladstones Cabinet,
Dut asserts that Earl Russell will not accept
office. u aso thinks the apnOh tment o. Earl
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Senators from Georgia

we're presented to-day, whereupon discussion
arose Oh motion by Senai or Drake to refer to
the Judicial Con mittee. Drake made
Bitter Speech
against the admission of the Senator'S. The dis
Gu sslon will consume most of the uay,
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From Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. THE Hon. j. c. TrouO,
one Of lne Nova Scotia delegates 10 England,
publishes a letter condemplng Mr.. Howe5
course and ndorsing Armand.
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kSsA HOOP SKIRTS, R.kA
NEW FALL STYLES.

LA PAEIER, and all other desirable styles ano
siZe5 OF our
CkLEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS
for ladies' lSses, AID children constsntly ON usa
n ade to ruer Largest assortment In the olLS
ana sps cialy adapted for first clAss trade
CUksE1eI UOksEISi UORSErSl
Recalling very low prices, Our assortment Ia
compile y, enIbI aCInR lh0mpsons Glove BILtiug, In
all grad from - S5 a. $3.50; Beckel'a superior
Ere nCh We've Corsets, rom Sk'lO TO @OsSO supe
IiOr balebo ne hand made CorOets from 81 cen 20
80 20, In Bhlelus abd circular gore Madame FOy'k
Corset ekirt -upporters, at 9t'sO.
Also, Mrs. NJ OOdy's PsteDL seifAdjusting Abdom
nal Corsels: which every lady should examine.
Corset Clasps, cents pair.
WholesGe and Retail Mandatory and SaleSr0Om
No ssS AkCA rect. - - -
eSSm A N. Il. HOPKINS,