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A letter to CaEa adtan paper fays: " "Au1muEn9
Incident occurred nj LnDtum l1xa uaHas, 1tIeF fhn
bal. Willis PEtuce Atttaf Wak xutnT 10 Ala eAt-
fihEe, Yankee nt4staC3<a eandteTcA3e1 t1oIn tho
Prineea pocseg and thrust h22 oKn into tho
Princes hand The F1!nce struggled for poases-
Stoo lot minute but cur American GouEtu carried
% the EoJM htcdte1chtef n . pzs1e."'
, 1869-09-28

letter al nr. Jacot,us and DR.. Fowler, tho
Moderator uf tho OLD and New School
Assemblies Of tho Unitol
States, in anAwor TO tho popes general in
yitation to the Christian world to attond tho
Ecu1ncnical Council. They decline TINT
Invitation because thoy DO not admit ths
nor tho doctrines OF tue Church,
10 both Of which they would havo to SUBJ
nit na members Of the council, and thoy
ably and clearly give tho REASONS for the !
faith which thcy profcaa, md Of tho Church |
which they represent. We havo also givcn |
the substance Of DR., Cuuln,inga letter TO |
tho Pope, requesting permission to attend |
tho conncl and dispute in argument Tie en-
ii1o dogmas Of tho Church md Of the Pa
pacy. To this letter the popo answers that
tha council is not to be held to reconsider
and argne tho correctness OF nny part Of
the proclaimed faith of the Church, and
that, therefore, Dr.. Cummings could not DO
admitted for the purpose proposed. The
Pope, in this letter TO Dr.. Cummings, states
fact that has marked all tho councils Of
the Church. These councils do not profess
to add to, or take from, the faith; but they
v,rr,pnSa ns 4hs,, f,oxo ,lnnn fnr,,n1Ix, " m
ront .na aa.1ors .a hor;no o,ra~s 1,.on ~
fa;tb ~ tho Cbnrrh ,,ocons }';,hertn "a.
;sc,oa =, ~. n,sS;ons1r form.,l~ octnorl.
s,1rc5 Thns ,ha ;,ooma NJ ,ho In.
] .aasn1..a c,aa.,t;a9 .hnn,, aa1r
ta-a,a,,.s ,soe,a;,nas ,r;t1,;1 ~
-as.s - -ss.1.;.usa ,.-
r1 -. 0'As
ocen always lhe taatn o. sae cnuten' though
! never before antnoIa1aeFely en1oineo upon
tue menhe1s' 80, N case the approaching
Council OF homo shall adopt papal 'niall'-
hsAs5 as an article Of fa'th, It Will rot be
adopted as something new, ont as dogma
which has been tho 'alth Of mo Church
from the beginning, and henceiotth to be
accepted by The faithful without Question.
Dr.. Cumfnings' request 10 be allowed to
take up the Roman Catholic confession OF
faith rs it has COME down from previous
councils, and to discuss ita truth aud va
lidity, WEE opposed to the whole theory Of
the Church, and would be concession to
hereto no. heretofore permitted to the
most eminent p6late Of the Church itseH.
The great aim Of the English Pnseyites
has been to obtain from Rome restoration
Of the Nosfonn Churches. Us they existed
previous to tho Council Of Trent. Previous
to that there was an Anglican Church in
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1linertty and Personal Representa-.
kt0ns

10 TIE Editor # Tia Chieu2o Trtbunt:
Permit sutscriber 10 {our pspes to express his
qualification at reading the articles Which Iou have
Published ol la;e upon the subject O! represents
tion. .-..-...
The trainers os our admirable system OF govern
uen1 we're TOO wise 70 think tha1 their work, great
a. II waA, admirable ~ Il has proved to be. was
q peftece xoEk, I thing tnished. They aonh11esl
expected that the,r tuceessoEs aided By The Light
Of expeflence, Tould not ouly pcspet1afc tuE isr-
ftrfiL ..... ....... H..
Our asstem o! government is base2 upon the he
iief that IN multitude oI co1nsel there s safety;
lhAs the wisdom or the people Is greater Than The
wisdom Of any one person. 1t Il Tor rs 70 farta-
tate the manifestation Of tho wisdom Of tac wncte
people, Anh to invent machinery By which that
VISION. may he brought 10 bear upon
tenn Of eiee,ina representatives IL
Acknowledged, en III sides, TO be defective, tnas-
much ~ that Under 1t faction not ettn party.
but '1scttcn Of psxt1a may Rotefn the country:
puttc opinion. II has becn demonstrated that,
ulder ccttAlu ayNetna Of Whist IL called personal
.,d 1e Il nsee psoe
thIo1ga hea*ls Of families Che family bet1R the
ptass.l nn't, sy oc e1e.tea a tne lotmsiS1 "a q
ways, an1 In yatlons degrees Minority rertessn-
taltoo. from lts simplicity OF detail Ia urTei ~
a., .sp r =: Of sssps'
not only a1 Apprrcaahe Influence IN tho making Of
] ,a1a, Int m sH1ueace *hkh each NAY tz1se sud
rrcoepZr IN tts operation.
1hefe A1s macy tpada bJ which personal terto-
| #eLiAii0u MAJ be ecAcheh. ami Tim !Act H. per-
VARIETY Of plans Kheh are, tu some czsea, eeeu-
irRiy ktiaRsntstt but tn fsct only differ IN deerrs
| If Gouplelity and neatntas 70 perfection. Win
| ytS4sA Ia tho su1lect ot petsonAi repfe-
| teHtAtien AID Of minority representation
~ movement Ia thAt direction, tho
writer eaanot eet'sf expsvs, IL. oonv.ct.oa q
| the sAtuR Of ito principle knah b. quoting The
| xtrsls Of Jonn Ks.iart M upon sh2t subject. liz
nays Of the pt.ncpaa: It II 4 tuat&er of tfans.
! ccndepk importance: Il NaAtca thn dltucult3ca OF
| representation: It rzases the cloud that orErh1na
| the tuiurs VI tepteeeutAtlsa Guvefnnsns aud.
| shesr9sEe, uf olrnlI2tlon"
I4y W}th nprs cou0dcnco that II IL hoped BY
| mAnr that our Constitutional Eiruseutlon will III
| lrazt assn = Acsr through xhtca pessonal sapRs.
| tcnlAtipn u,Ab ~ toAchrd Eo1-
| (UtcAXQt EGps. ~
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ncgra suffrage, te did not ace why they In |
Minnesota might mol do tho same. Tas
"rrogressises" wese called upon to wfess
tho pa1ty from the oont1ul Of tue "atn'
moyatles, that II, the old fos4ta; and tue
ptceressiyes did rally, and did declare thas
thoy would rot say another word hg.inss
negro suffrage or The Fifteenth Amend"
nenti
Whittier arc we driftipgf Well may VAL
iandighsm say that, With the overthrow pt
tho old lcadcrs, tho Democratic party VII!
ch.nge it's color, and give the liz to it4 past
historJ. The Democracy Of Wisconsin and
Minnesota, who have had practical expe-
rience With negro suffrage in their States,
haul down their once defiant "All Caucs-
sim" aags, and adopt tho Republican poll
cy Of political equality. In the raee,-
to be squa1ely on that future national
plnuorm,-aro the Democracy Of ILL.,
nois TO be IN tho rear3 Virginia, by a
unanimous vets, h&a declared for it. Tho
Democracy Of Mississippi hayo their negro
candidates stumping the State. Arc ILL
noaa Democrats to bo progressive" OF
immovable? Are they 10 cling to the
resolutions Of Aes, aud "Cancasian" Jim, or
or are they 10 join hands with their brethren
Of Minnesota and welcome thair du4ky fel-
;o~-citizena 10 perfect equAlitya
WHAT THE WALL STREET LEssoR
TEACHES.
| From The late financia1 battle in Wall
street. one man WAS carried away =
dwelling .luuatic; several sau nway to
avoid insanity; others were nj ti1nss IN dan
ger Of lyuching and over forty we1o bank
rupted, to Ray nothing Of the hundreds who
suffered heavily BY losing fortunes, which,
! in view OF tho modo in which they wsro
won, must prove a. fatni II they are dis
grncefnl TO the other hundreds who won
them. But it il wholly useless to fiul fault
with masses Of business mon for obeying an
invar;Ab1e instinct Of human nature in spec
ulatinf in my article Of factnating value.
The article really specu'ntoa in, in these
Wall street campaigns, is the gseenback. Il
does not 1c4en the torco or ruth Of this
faet that, in ou.siae commercial circles, sad
oven in the Gold Room, between my twe
parties operating on the same sid.
Of tho fight, gold remained
ut 1856. The heavy betting tht
gold could be forced up was, in eject, bet
7 ting that greenbacks could DO forced down
The whole syston ot gambling results fEou
the aepreciaaed condition Of ous paper cu'
+ rency, md conad not oontinne mo'nen
+ after this evil were removed. Tho exper
= ence Of four years has pretty oouelt'Hivel
settled tho point that thu currency in e'res
t lation at the close OF the war hoa M actus
value OF about ~ cents per dollar, IN goie
: which IS expressed bT quoting gold IN IN
currency at about la' !" l:@' 1oid ma v
hfated i1eqaeaus oo"n 70 l't-s, anu
: frequently 10 'tS anu h,ehef' Da' sue
!. vibrations haro been caatls tfsceaole 10 III
= e1'gencles Of temporary Abundance nm
q scarcity ot either greenbaces OF gold IA
a real problem before the country, Their
a fore, is, Ho" shnA We Substitute fos 81
II paper currency, worth u cents per dolla
y paper currency worth 100 cents pei dc
J. hrf
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.... frsns NJ tAknaen L+Asi y.S4.
wc have received tho tollo wing from Norman
l. Freeman, Esq.. Bupfrtne Court 1sxpostof. IN
relation 10 the nplons Of .tal com ID 1as i*aTt
ezs1A, which hare already bppcasut Id sos Of the
dsilJ psptfH:
"Nk& 1RApxui-Hsdam tbs splnton2 n
the FAsk casce, ttccntly rabahts1 u the &'hIoA9o
yApefs, 1ex. ~ several ttAlAAteA. Incorrectly
pttpirA In fhs lincoln rA11 casa, tss cinsk WHO
edest: 4 .ota III oat ssFs a{ q. = In.ts !:
n'aFs:, = printed y ,a.s..ss ~ essaees.ou,
was mntaten ny sas ooyJMs toe nora
~ ri, czlea :. The clty OF Ottawa. u ess ostfaA
or'n'ou. the hf"iEas Ase descneed ~ prot
brthSea Wits Ia tas printed copy ahsf arc csrp-
nenas., eaised ps,rAse h1aees ahpa nnitseaJ per
&e1tnx the meaning 0t the Court.
"Ip the eake ut tha tearle On tAe Relation Of
the tooth fafk CommiAslohess = Tke Common
Cnupcr4 m referring 70 what was saiA Id lao Ln'
ce!n PARK case. sha Conft Il Esade 70 sAy Shas tae
'Leg,s!asots had The powel 10 compel ne cdtJ tn
tneuf \ dsht AcstnAt ia wlu,t ~h.so To ssA MAnn-
suipt II written. sThs L<GsAlalure had aat' such
poWtf.
"Ths1s Arp other mistates, which the rcaae
Will really tetect-
"{oots Tesfec0ullft n. L FH11AAF."
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E.. l
May, 1867. The Duke OF Msntua opposed
the meetangs and alter many delays, 1t vas
snspended. subsequently, faui LII called
IT TO meet at Trent On November ], lbt2,
tnen9h II aAa not ae.aaay meet anta De-
eemnef III, lo+'' LUG attendance was very
sma1, tnete oe'a8 present., oesiaea she IA
Ilal iegeses and the GafdtnM Afchblahap os
Trent, only aon1 A1ennasnops, twenty
bsahops' anu i've Generals superior Of Ee~
lgious orders. Bishops, however, graau-
ally attended, and adjourned sessions were
held from time to time, until March II,
1917, ape1aod Of fifteen months, when, in
consequence Of an epidemic prevailing In
Trent, tic council was transferred to Bo-
iogna. Charles ", ths German Emperor,
refused permission the German bishops
70 leave Trent. Necessity compelled the
Pope 10 1rorogue tho council In beptember,
lda7, subject 10 hia future call. Pope Paul
died in '6a9, aud his st1cccssor, Ju'iur H.,
oallod the council TO meet agatn In Trout.
In May, fd1l. II adjourned until scrton,-
ter. 10 give timo ID tue 0cr1nau bishops to
attend. and again, for like foasou. until
N~*V"H"A "AH 1A4 Aos P1e'+pnH "I4o AA"'A
at long Intervals un.l May, 1sa2. IL tho
meantime, war hal brokot1 ott In Cor
inaDy, and decree wa' iassod snsponiing
tho council for two ycnra. sft II was sub.
feIHcnsly postponed Indefinitely. popo
Julius III. t&icl In 1bh6, ami hts Ft,cncs'"r
enjoyed tho 1"n'loeaso ,nt s"cnsy tlayr.
hleanHh!|s Tho Enpurur ChnFlc* oonvoksd
II diet u tho at,,idre M cu,.s'lcr whalllue an
tF:cusmes.aca! Gsw.ns!i, or National Synod,
ur an. lmlnrIa' Die. o!rorol Tin best nsoans
Of sots'!nH tl'o oslht"'g FcliEI'",s ilncroneoA
Tho neat r""- Paul " -as8sSed In w"s
nEhsnat N Il permitted Tho
conne'l f." II ..''1 in Aug'tst, 1861,
aud WA % '"s Cardinal Me4io',
tsnllof th nam .Iua W., who called
tho couhr'l meet at Tront, Oh EsAter, In
LEGO. Tho En- nch 1lahols, AoHeves, could
not attend, owis Z 10 difiacultioa at homo,
and II was not until January IL, a56:. that
tho Council actually met md hold its sos-
ontcenth sesaion. There wsso presnnt, bs-
sldo the legates, LOG Bishops, four saityoa
Abbota, md four Generals Of Orders. Tho
Council remAinoa III almost daily session
! until December, 1868, when it c1osed its
labors. In tue interval tho attendance bud
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c4Np T1soA wv. 1EATH 4 CO,
There Il 10 txrth IN the rrport lhAt William
I5c4th / Co. tsti tampEaftrsi1 huaptD0Ad, They
iii 40 Oh u Usual MILAN tEHAfn Co,
ID usoAd ettHot,
Ffnra H. .xt,s f"fk Ct~nSn&s! tErxtaQt A9s
= D. M

'is ths battle ortf, motner:" and "wns> are
tAe nen &tout l." sAtc ihs very hssufsl laauaf1ca
On Fxcgt tbutyt ltaA thta tnotutnr. alter tha u.
ta,nF tAst'o Ut ysatseda(t Aod he utter RON MI.
" la nornlbe wurs o. aud tho uauA po1rs gos
ihs coun cuesusnt OF scs!ve bualnAAs asT1sod,
showed tnal The bA&ll6 vas ovas, and tAe trstust.
dca. 1estsisy q 5ea;sraay ~ sscq saenesded ~
sesa II taeasAsronA- Ii y i'm. hks no dry aiteF
AItsesat, y trsnasked 1os hsesy tTo&ss, Who tar
n Ss.ta on hist rrid; "bott slJca an rlllng to
lie SIM sud call the solA"
AZ tbs assembling Of tho Gotd RoAss &his noen-
Ing. ktter Nsh read, copy nt which Il aila
pnt.tt 10 no hail OF In4 uoid Rxehanga Hank Al.
noanc,n9 tEe suspenssoA ci the ranS uasa Nc
eornis cculd b ttstied.
The FecF'pt Of thia lett&t. was followed By a.
! IN meatAie adjournment until Moodxv. n WHICH
| mn u suppotsd 1Aal Adz4a WI! hAVn bsea 70
edIos'sd - e ALLOW q reanNvstoa q e1aaesn =,
Ar Z tchseQpeIeo, tAttu slH no t21ntacnooA 10
| snld beyond The small rarcnAsea tnadd ey mss'
cnsuts anA olnsIs tot immediate PIE, "hsen poe'
| thx&es ue1e made u from 1s4 to tS3.
| Ad1tz1 u The Aaoek board Ars nhsEsy - 9ast.
tntre henx onl1 notoinAl and unitnpofsant k.ea o.
tsockA u faos, III hruks1k, rbether directly u.
l teststed In tho gold raveueuS Or a11 Aee oos9
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T. s. SCB-TKElsERr, NEW YoRr, Sept q
Gold must he paid foF u uont!, cash CT reTu-
Ia, at purchasers option.
liz tftrpriinp sf th+ S4ry4tarF of the Trpa F1rr

Iy direction of fhe Secretary Of the Treasury.
DANIEL Br11ExFgELp,
Assistant Treasurer.
The crowd In the Gold Room gradually dls.
pe1set. and the room i:1elf presented deserted
ard auses aspect stsanGsy IN centtast wsth The Wild
Ss h.a teF o1x .; te .ns
late txhausunr excitement which mnss hare been
ate.ere stratn upon them. both mentally a9as
hulk of them wendei iaeir way 70 the Goid E1-
Change Bank snt eudeasored to ind OFT how they
at Eo.x 151ug 70 sIralah,e oas tbs brokers state-
mentA bnt The u:AEnifuIe Of the ctearirHs Of yes-
terday. which will probably aggregate att hund1kt
tiiflcuis operation. Much TINS vii be required
and IN IL i1e tne n,east,ne 11' every one should
sitte. The ad1oaspu eat Of the Cold Room today
Fas wire md pTuoen& n eAsnrt under all tic sur
rounding circumstances. II .ill DO much towltds
AsalAtAnce 10 tho broken to many WAYS.
The prompt setden,ens Of tho existing dtmcalsies
nt nc se qosson @ Il ef sne moss s1tsi ,a1poftaaes %
The eouutIJ at !asge. The zta!a erops q Inc West
e5e beginning 70 mofe towarit TIE seabosn. and
crops means 10 ptzln English tue payntn. Of debts
psss9 H. g Mt F t. s.
ihr O5,d Noora. tho rtoppsse Of ba.inesa for
xny length of t!tue woald seltoosty CHECK our
deGu u} tho COUNTRY 70 the city merchants, aud
X fousiy hxI age the fall traie now In progress,
Tnc.aj,oulnmcnt ot tho Colt Hoard to.asy will
prct1ahiy enable tho lyokeFR and the Eold III.
chsnku 1Jank 10 AdIus thsIr dt1sfcnces bf MoudsF
Of Tueaiar, When i Rpneyai resumption Of buss.
neka could tAke p!acs ln this Import ans estER VI
1rTt<af to Ttro1t zny fAuIr. Although thefa hAye
been soue aud mAJ possibly be moFe. We hops,
Soeerts. that thnRS mar Turn ou3 better than rx.
posted. tian. ttokc1. no doubt, aats wrongs 10
| complain o' but tue great sin of erery taau
shaul,t he to settle matters IN sotua WAY ami re
| n11pe h,ntnekz II Tho tAf,iaxt poAAilsa fnouxrt
let fteTJ man In shr community perform afs duty
u ths ttnpu.tau: cFdsa By calming ths puuuc mind
/ r. {ht Ehisers ~ Ess Sfr yesk EfJTfss;
/ Tha Sun this nNrtnS reports our nrtu ~ hAttna
fBllcd. Tue fcrost l. entirely false. Hespcstftlly
| CFpkxnlLt, EA%xx CO.
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10 EnA3E3y FIVE 4nGmAENE$ Np 10 E44AlOO4 AnQ
70 ouiraseous1y and tccklesstr e1hl5tt saeir an!.
Wneie tne ioTcst aetpersdoes Rather, not %
s :; 4 IL as - a. es'S I'll d sas q oa Rae
Of eity. Men q sprt1o aghs DO not 70 ntsesly
I'D 1uEious, suddenly eone upon blood i. tho
nea1est apptosen 70 tho how1'ps nkht Of these
stand that sne financial eneute adecta The enttfe
commercial interest ot The adjacent sirre.a.
smA,'e1 sad copnesaea Interests - iox sSs Ino-
ruomt, md oEoces. and storcs, md crowd MO
Brnss, and Ne. stsest. Hhess tsey stand
J tyef, ~ snr! might Do Il In execution,
| % 10 lhc dial which make the aacsaa,lous
IN price. II A ttrs the crowd II N execution ts
FunRn jotos. fo1 thete II u only human lie that
c1oxd ho1ts III breath snd shuts ssa tsetn hard,
i aucsuoa of goid NV strecs u utisriy shn:
a0ainIt N srarel b. anxiety To Ett up lni1 the
e 1oe o ss % ~ ss.na q se
burning building Tbs nsepe, nArtuw passages and
| tssis restibulcs arc so1,dlJ occuptrtL Mru are
e 70 e < .Ss aaaos sssns ssr ~ Wv ~
vho1 NJ ~aers s,ae Ana II AnJ o,u%r ssne. !en
thtr own con'ott for the convau,rnos y
tellow. push and pu1 3nd scream -,
RRoa ass ssse@eni ~ .na sSsd Saa {o ~
but the all'npoltaut c5als X ha1d. Once into Ihn
tAAaso IN . licked uAniAcsl ttes. villa 40 room
70 RrAtha thS 1stt&c d,att1ctAd R!rt rou nay hhAf
whAt pexlue 70 bs the scfecth~a nf the damned!
u otlJ Tho ua<sAtors In The tod Kootn, bat II ~.
! rfs~.a IN Wild asss0OAnt inteos.sy - off9 .!
deutA Asn ART fighting to Rst 10, fnfFau9 % ~
IN: tuen Ass naastux turlt whJ out foa can -!
| rofhlpx hat onS ahEfIl, putRnaut, hnfTstas rnNH
| ot taroat& sod tns Policeman u ths doom rto.l
| ADD A!iuus& efa1sd, rr1utrus III ha strsnxta Y
ktep h.4 fees- oses 10 tns roo,u. sn*t sSse. s..
grola which Gods b1esAe4 R'f haa bonn ntuss{ nA
| c!1dsd. &nd ste4A tso hundred nen Nssv stau&
| RhnE lnf e1i.sance. with Al ths condesssd sEon.
II ) sndderH inflicted eutpe4fion. era.h 20
| Ia t1uec wore. Thcy srr Wild WIN aouse 1srnx
thai 10 t4x c0o,sf Atmosphere OF I'VE nese
swasenea; their sJeA pisAEa ssa1nxsat, Mns
| nerves aland out o. tnsh taMplo
md ncttk thrIr cheeks pAlp3t2tA, she1a u foak
tnu saAye r1thfre,l II The corners OF ahetf ounlh
Tpe1 acfxsm nad xetsseatste and thfuat each atht
et,t 81 The EAJ, And Fatoes round faa tton rAialn
{ | Ia the centre OF The focu, where punJ htt
j | iounjstu Nnes III fnxhtehed but unueRrd song I
ruritJ and thefe they hay eacn other TIL shey I,
a | ru,nfn In the fare, and AhAte their MeCtof1ud
> iifa ~ nais Of dtAlsrAA. The nonaentous lMpof
ntcn Gf Inc transactions. tnY0Ttuk ~ they 10 sue
4 | yatt euns-Fuma when, untll lets year, WEl
! never enpwu tn these uanateEs--ean b. resd IN y
fsee 81 she ozeEAiata aud khe:x principals snd u
| ortina4ea. One i not To 1tnty Tar % know ii
upon TIC turning Ct N ALMOST lupslpaaie boale
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in thu minority, and, though it l.as had
many able champions, thu Church it, France
has nuw practically surrendered tts inde-
pendenee 10 Rome. II is In viow, probably,
Of the analssJ which the coming Council
will gtvo 10 the Independence Of National
Church governments that Pore Hyacinthe,
the famous caxmelite Of Notre Dame, has
withdrawn from bis order and renounoed
his allegiance to Rome. An attempt, some
half century ago, to ostabliah French
Catholic Church met with little favor, aud
soon persisted, Whether Father Hyacintha
contemFaates liko movement now has yet
to be disclosed. Tho dispatches We have
had, 80 far, intimate that bis secession
from tho Church is upon matters Of doc
trine Is veil ~ OF discipline, while tho
Gallioan Church Of history confined its df-
1erenoe enthe1y to matters Of internal GOV
ernmeut. &c. ~
The Council Of Rome will meet under
circumstances Of serious import. the most
important Of which is ths threatened and
apparently inevitable destruction Of tho
temporal power Of the Pope. The Council
Of Trent met under far moro serious and
perlous circumstances. There arc at This
time no doctrinhl controversies in the
Church; at that time the Christian world
was convulsed upon do.srinal points, Atthis
time tho Church stands separated from tenn
poral governments IN al lands except the
few provinces Of which tho pops ia norni-
ually tic temporal ruler. When tho Coun-
ell Of Trent waa ea,lcd, the Church, in one
form OF mother, either in tho old or the
now faith, was part and parcel Of tho civil
power in every land Then, Kings and En-.
petors, o. parts oI the governments Of Eu.
rope, controlled, directed, and governed
the prclates within their jurist1icti on, AMI
dicsatated tcrns to Rome,--de{ying IL
power, Of sustaining md defenaiag its au
thority and claims.
Thut Council itself had a protractod ana
pe1;lous tinae- Nc arc indebted to an arti
! Gle in the CnsAolie 1For2I for the following
details In 1918, Leo Y being then Pope
Luther appealed to n General Council Lo,
died. In i5ooo. Adrian VI. being Pope. tb'
Diet Of Nuremberg asked that council b.
called. Alrinn dtel without acting on Ii
request, aud Clement VII, his successor
refused It until 1854, VIXEN he agreed wit
Charles v. to convene council. Tho con
troversy then Was aa to who should sit in th
council, and whether thoae who did tak
part in II should be bound by its decreet
Clement died in 1884, without Issuing th
call, and his suocessor, Paul Ill. FIN
!, l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-24
Words of Weight for Wives
md Mothers.

The superiority OF hoSTETTERS STOM.
ACH BITTERS over all other tonics and cor
receives, rs a remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness,
nervous affections, and all complaints OF the
visceral organs, and "a preventive OF nalari.
Gus disorders is provereiali but perhaps it is
not so generally known that the Ingredients of
this famous invigorant and Alternative exercise
a powerful and most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing class Of ailments, Of
which SO many thousan'7 Of delicate women
are the patient, uncomp ming victims. The
special troubles Of the sex commencing with
the dawn Of womanhOod and extending over
period of from thirty to thirty live years, are as
readily and certainly relieved by the operation
of this admirable vegetable preparation. as any
OF the complaints common TO both sexes, lot
which il Is recommended ~ a specific. The at
tentiOu ct mothers is invited TO ITS balsaniC
etfsct in those peculiar cases If functional ircg
Uarity ana irritation, which, when neglected.
OF matrcatcd, destroy the health &iId shoIten
the lives Of 80 many iAvalids. There is no need
for the powerful aud dangerous drugs too often
resOrted to in such cases. The mild tonic and
restorative action of the BITTERS is all the
assistance that mature requires in its struggle
to overcome the difficulty, and vast amount
of suffering would be spared to the sex, II they
placed implicit faith in this wholesome NeEeta-
bic invigorant corrective, and nervlne, ana as
caraed the pernicious nostrums advertised oy
ignorant AND mercenary charlatans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-24
T,.I,f.IIibiIity Of sra,i.ric..

In the recently published report of
the British Registrar General is given q
very remarkable Illustration Of the sp-
parent infallibility which is attached
to some statistical calculations. The
experience of many years has led to the
belief, by certain abstrnse calculations,
that seventy,four persons should be
killed by horses during the first nine
teen weeks of every year in London
This year, however, it was feared by the
statisticians that all their science was
at fault; for when eighteen weeks had
elapsed, only sixty-six victims had been
numbered. But during the nineteenth
week eight more names-nearly twice
the usual proportion had been added to
the list, and statistics enjoyed another
triumph.