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NJ. ROCUEFORTS DUEL.

A duel took place on the 9th, on Dutch
territory NJ Feure Rochefort Of the Ldte1ie
and NJ Ernest Baroche, son OF the Minister NJ Ernest
Baroche Master Of requests In the Council OF State and
an officer the IL on OF Honor. The cause Of the duel
was an article la the LdHieTn6 Ia reference 10
the recent demand OF schoolmaster named
RochefOrt for permission TO change his name.
NJ Rochefort therrnpOn asks what will happen IL Mr.
Barocho perc should giant the required permission lie
will be obliged Cor controversy sake, to change ms own
name since IL by "A publicly accused OF swin-
dln., aud Of malNersatlOns In the affair MlIes
caused il To be- xed with gnominy 10 the walls OF YER
sacs lie then proceeds tauut NJ Bar0che for having
arrested all the world except his son THIS appears 70
have led To challenge from NJ. Ernest Baroche, the
Mni.trrs SON and the gentleman alluded TO- The duel
was with ors IL took place on Dutch territory ana
lasted less than l3 minutes. NJ Ernest Baroche re-
ceiyed three wounds the thigh, another on the
hr,as and third In the side. NJ. Henri Rochefort was
sghty wounded the right arm. The witnesses OF the
latter were Messrs Charles and Francois Victor Hugo
Of the illustrOus poe those OF NJ Ernest
Barochc VI. AdOph Bclot and an officer OF whose
name Doctor Lausso present at the
duel aud attended Ia tho wounded gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.


NATURALIZATION TREATY WITH THE UNITED
STATES.
LONDON. Oct 1O.--The preliminaries Of natural
izaton treaty, similar TO that recently concluded be-
tween North Germany and the United States have
been arranged between Lord Stanley and the Ameri-
can Minister
MIR. GLApSTONE's ADDRESS.
OCT 11-Alr Gladstone $ address to the electors of
South Lancashire is praised by the Liberal organs,
who contrast IFS frank and positive tone with the
vague and negative utterances of Mr.. Dsrae The
Tory journals 60 not take mp the "No Popery" cry
of the Premier but rest the claims of their party in
the Parliamentary canvass on the brilliant foreign
policy of the Ministry the success of the Abyssnan
war the necessity for the defense of the Church of
England from the dangers by which 1t is menaccd,
and the maintenance of the stricest economy i'll the
public expenditures. On the latter point, however,
they are sharply assailed by the Wings, who point
out the wide Inconsistency which exists between the
precepts and practice of the party in power.
THE CHINESE EMBASSY.
The Chinese Embassy making progress in their
preliminary arrangements for negotiation with the
British Government. Ii is reported that Mr.. Bur
lncame finds that Lord Stanley is not unfriendy to
the policy proposed by China. and that he is ready
to treat the question the broad grounds of oivii-
zarion rather than from the purely En- gsh point OF
view urged by The London Times II is understood
that the ambassadors will he received by Queen Vie
toria or the 10Th of the present month After their
reception by the Queen, the Embassy will make a
visit 10 PARIS
MIR. REVERDY JOHNSON.
IrvrRPooG oct. 10.--Reyerly Johnson viii receive
the address If the corporate authorities OF the city ON
the morning of the 22d instant.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
DEMOCRATIC RIOT IN LEBANON. IND.

LAFAYrrTE, Ina, Oct. 11.-A fearful riot
oce1rrcd AZ the Democratic mass meeting In Lebanon,
Boon County this State. The Marshal tried to arrest
drunken beisterous @hite Boy in Blue" when about
200 White Boys In Blue beset the officers and those ci-
zens who had come to his assistance. beating lam bru'
tally and sootng him IL the head Two other cltzehS
were shst, and coon the drunken mob had entire pos
sesson OF the city. wild ragn OF terror preved anu
e ctlzens sought refuge IN their houses This state OF
things Continued u.tI late hour last night Similar
ourages are being committed by the smocrats In all
parts Of the State
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
CUBA.
CIRCULAR LETTER OF TIE VICE CONSUL GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES CONCERNING PASS

CIRCULAR LETTER OF TIE VICE CONsUL-GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES CONCERNING PASS
FORTS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE incosed circular
has been issued by Vice Consul General at Havana
a copy Of which has just been received here
fCircudr No. c.
CoSsut ATE GENERAL or THE UNITED STATES OF
AuERIcA HAVANA. sept. IL, 1868. }
Notice hereby given TO all the citizens OF the Unted
States who may the island OF Cuba that III conp
ance with decree Of the Captaluenera ana SUI
peor Civ Governor thereof passports duy ana proper
y indorscd by the COusus of Spain VIII nvarapy ne
rcaured by them before their being permitted 10 ahu
and In default thereof the captains of the vesses on
which they arrive will be compelled to carry them paek
TO the port whence they came. .,.,
Notice is likewise that no passports otner than
such as emange the Secretary OF state AZ "asng
,on or from Ministers and Consuls OF the United states
Will be held to be valid IN law by this Consulate -,
The Consus OF the United States for other ports OF ths
island will comply with the foregoing Instructions
II. X. DE la REINTRIE, wee Consul-"eneraL
NO POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, Oct. l0.-Though the people here
have been informed OF the progress OF events III epan'
there have been no political manifestations NO excite
ment Is apparent and the city aud Island are quiet
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

The Queen has moments OF passion which she cannot
conquer She complains Of everything ana sveTyD0ay' T
She abuses her Minister'S and even ber Tc1ines ne cho
who have passed over 10 the enemys camp Dnrhg oIo
OF these crises she received visit from an exaed cpa
sh hnancier whO advised her 10 set out FOR Mauru l
the King and her children. But alone solO he added
What alone - replied the Queen. Yes" reolned tne
fnancier 81 don't understand you, explain w,
cried Isabella What do you mean by SOLAR "Weu,
alone without your companion" Atthese words Isabella,
rushing at the fnancer seized him by his coat SHOOK
him, rated him. aud drove him away while applying 10
him the most violent epithets. 'Set out without nun
soa-Wretchl Set out without mn! NeverE' sucI'
says the writer of tins accoun Is the story reaed Dy
one OF the two witnesses OF the scene-guess which!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
THE PHILADELPHIA NATURALIzATIoS FRAUDS

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1O.-Ihe nuihDer Ul
by lists posted in several wards s3l Last year the
uumber O0l. SThe list OF the DuKIber OF hAapcs
assessed n each ward a. the regular assessment pas nos
was about 1900 making the total taxabies Ia ts oy
about lG 900. The highest vote pOed R any eJc
tlOn was 10000 In the Supreme Court tOdfy, Ju1go
sharsgOOd dismissed the motion for rule Oh Inc Try
thOnOtary Of the Court 10 show cause why an al'ar
ment should issued against him for contempt Inc
Judge defends the PrOthODOtary at length, and lh hc
Of his decision says than he believes that the scl
OF the Court has been cOnerciteh, and that false nn
azaion papers have been issued with t The effect Oi
this decision viii probably be that at the election speF-
tors viii refuse receive votes Of persons Offering TO
vote naturalization papers, daicd In srplenDer,
which viii throw out about 10000 votes.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
nrrrA KAPPA EPSILON CONVENTION

AMHERST, Mass, Oct. 0.-Ihe twenty -secOnu
Annual Convention OF the Delta Kappa Epsson Fratern
v has lust closed Delegates have been present from
large number OF the chapters, East West and Son ahd
our village has been the scene Of little more college SUI
Than usual Last evening held the public exercises
of tho Convention In the village church Fror cyrus
Northrop OF Yale College delivered the opening address
of welcome Then followed the omtion by Gen traneis
A. Walker 0f the Amhcro Chapter uS0, ono OF tle eur
oral staff Of The Springfield Republican, Ihe sunHeet
was "Oflce Seeking aHd Onlce Holding III ilc onleu
States" The poem by Mr. VIM. T. Loo OF ,no hoen.s'
Chapter ns6p. and was birdSo9 OF ts sIaSpns 10
Both tho ornIiOn and poem were warmly appmuucu Ny
the large and nppreclalve audience. The music WAS
furnished by the Nlendelssohn Quntettc or Boston.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
rRANCI,
A TnRtAr TO PRUSSIA.

PANS. oct. 1.-THE reference Ia Schleswig made
by the King of Denmark in his speech at the opening
of the Rgsdag induces emi-ofcial journals here 10
declare that France pledged 10 the Treaty ot
Prague. and that Prussia must not depart from the
obligations of that compact. The fears of n Euro-
pean war have abated. The Ptsse however says
that the armoIies Of France never buster than
at the present time.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
RIOT IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. ti.-At the colored Mcthoulsg
Church u Gayosost this afternoon. negro ncd pstoi
at "A dog which was riItng On the steps. policeman
cnmc IN, and atrinpted 10 arrest him, aud he was ed
M Tns QrgtiOn then rushed out and an lndsefil
nate nrng took place, the police leaving IN haste VI
their returning with rcGnfOrcemcnts OF other members on
the force and citizens. tho negroes hcd Although so
sllots wero fred no ono was hurtlAssociated Press
Dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
GERMANY

GERMAN INTERESTS ~ CUBA.
BEILN oct. 10.-Reports having been received
here Of lawlessncss and disquiet in Cuba the mcr-
chants of various cities in Germany have united IN
request To the Government 10 send ships-of war to
that Island in order to guard the interests OF German
tradera aud others
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
SWITZERLAND.

giIE PEACE AND LIBERTY CONGRESS.
The Peace and Liberty Congress agreed on the 26th 10
resolution protesting against between France ana
Germany The Congress again discussed the means to be
taken for the emaue patton Of women.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

Mrs. Carigan aud her daughter @ d,.i, sd,e ssSd ~
yc, ihonv on FRIDAY D. gt were run oye: py tran
and Instantly killed
GOV Holden of North Carolina he's tound
,r,s ,oncealrd in cOins and several co,is ilaD NJ w
"nnnoscd 10 contain arms were recently sent II" W
m harrh into the interior Of Ncyth Carolina
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
TI,r prynII-TInN N SPAIN


REFORMS guaranteed BY me PROVISIONAL
III MIA.
MADRID. oct l0--The Provisional Junia has issued
a programme guaranteeing many reforms. Among
them are administrative decentralization. universal
suffrage religions liberty the freedom Of the Press.
the right Of public a,.cmblage radical changes ln
the system of education the right Of trial by jury
and the equality Of all men before the law. The
Judges of the Courts are to he appointed for LIE.
srRRANo CONGRATULATED BY THE AMERICAN
MINIsTER-ELECIIoN OF 4 CONSTITUENT
ASSENBIY-KIOT Al MADRID.
John T. Hale the American Minister has waited
ON Scr1ano and congratulated him. The Provisional
Jupta las issued a circular invoking all the Spanish
Officials and citizens 10 ioin IN preserving order ana
thus prove that the revolution just accomplished
was not anarchy and violence. bnt peace and justice
The elections for the members OF the Cortes have
been liked for the 18th of November Oozaga has
left Paris for this city Gonzales Bravo's secretary
was mobbed yesterday and badly hurt Gen. Pflinl
came upon the ground and made speech TO the not
erS tie dcpored any act Of violence. He said tho
peop,e could now afford to forget the wrongs Of thd
former servants Of the Crown.
PERMISSION TO BUILD \ PROTESTANT CHURCH.
TIE PROVINCIAL JuNrA RECOGNIZED Bf
ALL TIE PROVINCES.
The local .Jnnta at Seville at the request of the
united states Nbihulf IiN' tihH''N '''''''''" -"
tbe foreign residents 10 build Protestaa; Church
within the walls OF the city. Don Blyeio has been
appoiuted Mayor of Madrid. All the provinces have
formally recognized the authority Of the Central
Provisional Junta now III session in tins city.
THE FUTURE FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
LONDON. oct. lO--The leaders Of the Junta al Mad
rid aro monaIchcal in their preferences but have
agreed to accept republic if the people 50 pronounce
M the elections.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
ITALY

TIRE ATENEp ERUPTION OF MOUNT VE>CNIr>.
NAPLES, Oct. l0.-Anorher eruption Of Mount N"-i-
rius l. threatened
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atey after the Legislative committee visited the Ilts %
dent Mai Gen Thomas requested me 10 urulsn MN '.o
names of such counties and localities as desired h1 70 !"
send troops to- promptly replied, ana gave hln ,i t
names of twent, one counties. He Is now scnulus
regular troops into these cOsnties instrnctns % %eo'
"a to their duty. | think it likely tnat 10 hrdersd
Guards will be needed | have, however, DsaS'S" %
tne enlistment of divers companies VINO VII IoPgsts rt
me at Nashville directed IN my Proeat1"nat ,toat inenr
riv,fauv evnense 10 themselves or the STATE ohout
heS be- needed they VIII DO called nto tse sep'Tc S s
their officers commissioned Captains a'u , V ,ie go ~
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