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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
IN. r,,a.rL,.nx Grand Prize Piano.

T. ., ,b eu.,, the statement wa emitted
oar ,,ov Of The .err.nI Festival that the iOsruHsst which
Mil Aa ouO p,Or.d ~,s Grand Knsbs the Fr's Prize Of the
B.mo. s.ussrs.. nw.a the asdE.''d .d1.Sa 81 q. who
a. n h ,o,y Who gave hOIats Concerto 10 ssk The Sd
Al, n.,. YER. .qu. and AuaInnt' and As treble bad all
a., h, =, silver bella aAs inItramsat has bsss manu-
Nesate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
EXPLOSION OF cARBoLrc ACID TWO MEN

About D. H. yesterday, the frame building
corner Of Bond and Thirdst South Brooklyn occupied
by Robbins Go. "a wood.preservinR establishment
was totally destroyed by the explosion Of tank filled
Win sarboc acld which, II 10 supposed had become
overheated Malun Voorhees, tho batentes of the pre-
serving process ana Michael Gebregan, laborer who
AZ the tiho were standing the tank, thrown
into tine All ulstance OF some 40 feet and Instantly
killed. ana their bodies horribly mutilaed r. w. Trundy
the GeGera eupe,lhtendent OF the establishment was
badly burned ana bruised aud boy named Teepe who
standing outside the building was struck by flying
fragments, ana seriously injured The lOss build
log and stock amounts TO about $1,000 on which there
40 Insurance. Assistant fireMarshal Kendy will mako
thorough Investigation IA 20 the catte OF the disaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

At the recent election in San Francisco the
Democrats elected IL out OF u District Judges.
dispatch from Nashville, Oct. 20, says: 1t
Is proposed now by JOhnson's friends to run him can
ddae for the State Constitutional Convention, and II
elected to make him President OF that body The Lss
lature has yet called Convention. nor has IL taken
any action on the Fifteenth Amendment
The Richmond State Journal Republican
organ OF yesterday afternoon says direct authority
for the that Secretary Boutwen has declared
that Judge Johnston Senator elect from Virginia has
moral night the removal Of his disabilities which
should be impaired by uninontional oversight Of
Congress and that the President c0ncurs with Bout
well, and expresses his hope that Congress Will
Mr. JOhnstons disabilities
WYOMING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MESSAGE.
The Message of Gov. Campbell to the Ist
Legislative Assembly OF Wyoming contains some inter
estiDg facts concerning this Territory The act
creating the Territorial Government passed IN July
o. 1868 Tue election for the Ist Assembly aud Dele
gate to gress held the al OF September
There have been three raids by the Sioux
Indians within the Territory during the present year.
In which eleven White mon have been killed. Some
protection has been furnished by the Government but
the Governor advises the passage Of Militia law aud
the formation OF volunteer COMPANIES the eurOment
OF all persons liable To military duty Arms will be fur.
nished by The United States There with the Territory
Indian reservation Gov. Campbell thinks every
Indian should have enough land To support himself aud
family by proper tlage. ana the reservation syfiem
Territory contains 1890 square miles. LATHE
is said about it, agricultural ADVANTAGES
aud lack Of rain and OF trees Il mentioned sockrdis
ing very promising. The mining resources are ncacn
liable. Coal takes she place OF wood as fuel The gold
discoveries been very encouraging thus far
stry law 10 protect the purity OF the ballot Il recon-
nended. CurOusly enough all criminals Of the territory
are now transported 10 Detroit Michigan, for mpnson
under contract. Tho Governor advises that u
adopted by this Assembly, and Its responsibilities VIII DC
great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT IN JERSEY CITY

FAIU FINE DI+ThHIH MEM IN JAINoTl NIIi'
The people of Jersey City, Bergen, and Hud-
son city Are making efforts toward creating Paid Fire
Department The following apportionment OF the force
proposed For Jersey CITY, four engines seven tenders,
and two hook and laddo rcOmpanes 10 Hudson City aud
Bergen three and tenders, and two hook ana
ladder companies The entire yearly cost OF the Depart
ment Including salaries keeping OF 20 horses etc. Is es
mated at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

EsVOnLH,u Oct 2SCoon closed active At &C. higher Mddne
as sales, bales reeeip a bales erPor-o LS'poo 3
hale. Flour dull 50 S6 Supersn Extra Donbs
F,tra Corr dmsr; Mixed O74 White 81 lodS H. Oats arm
Al Ssd59c Brap Oh Hsy-Prine S2s Mes Pork veal al
N 80 Bacon l8d2le for Shoulders Sides HAnsSugaE cared
2a du Ieres 1885, Lsg 20d2olc sqgar-Ssw Cs9tf-
gal IIia2tc Ypow Clarified l5c MOlGsses loNsr New choice,
i3d6Oc Coffee 6rm Fa l5d5c prime, l6ellc WHISKY dull
and lowers Western Recthed 81 a0Gs q uod ~ sterling FL
cbhRe l2t NeWYork sight Exchange bdi cent discount
NoEPoLE Va, Oct. 25-Coon-Reoepn LOO bsles exports
eoAwise, 573 baes sales $50 baes Low Mddng zee hAFs
closed quiet and hrm
MoBLE Ala. Oct 25-Cotton fair demand and closed sn
The stock lights sales iS baes Mng I4t dItcs receipts JO
balssi exports 01 bales . -
WILHSGToS n c. Oct 25-Spts Turpentus, az dt7 Ro.n
frmer Common strained 81 IS Crude Iupentiue VI goa % 70
Il q AT Cotton steady at 2tdltlc
SAN PRISC,sco Oct Poar arm al So Wheat sctVe
best samples sold Ell 500 o. Legal Tenders 7d Feghs to
Liverpool. &3deJ26 49, =, 40,
sIylsSlH Ca Oct 2COtOn irm receipts ale bae' sales 400
do MddlBgs 23c -. a..
though quolIb higher sales OF t0S bae receipts oil ees "
CHiRIssroS c. Oct 2-Cottou closed e the stock nh,
sales Of 80 bales Sddlng Csc receipts Al bssi
wise, 1i6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
POLITICAL.
NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

NETWORK REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
,s.., . ERANZ SIGEI.
" oeo'''o's y HORACE GREELEY.
fSr OO"P'O'S I.aI ......MARTlN 1. TOWNSEND.
=" A"o'"'y THOMAS 1. CHATFIELD.
=" ~ ',,. ......WlLLIAN ID. TAYLOR.
=" SUI S5 I,,,i,,to,er STEPHEN r. HAYT.
=" 80. ,.,,,-,,r. ..,.....DANIEL ID. CONOYER.
- t.t,,, M n, Court Of LEWIS Is. MOODRUFF,
." yr,J,is. ,................ & CHARLES mASONs
Election Tuesday, Nov. ?,
DO NOT FAIL TO V0TB
For THE AMENDED Constitution;
and
.srsinsI TIE PROPERTY QUALIFICATION FOR CoLoRED
MEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

the city, where she had several situations and has rela
tives aud acquaintance BERNARD CAssERLY,
superintendent aud Gen1 Agent Commissioners Of Eui-
grafton.
castle Garden, Oct. Is, 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

An unknown man, age about so years, on
Sunday night fell in the at Pier No 20 East River
and Was drowned He had black hair and large black
nntache aud wore dark coat and pantalOOns and
glazed cap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
MARRIED.

ru DRAKR-OeL a. 1862 at tho residence ofths brides
ntbsr Meadhi~ L By the Rev M freeman assisted zoe
IT, D, PingrJ sad Rev Nj Haley james Babgale' J ,oi
Hsw.ri j. kshsS Drake dasShsr " she tie gt@ss :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
NEW-.IERSEN.

John G.. Belden is the Republican candidate
for State Senator IN Salem County.
James H. Carl has been nominated by the
Democrats forlmember Of Assembly In Atlantic County
G.. ii. Sheppard is the Republican candidate
for Member Of Assembly In the Ist District Cumberland
County.
Joel p. Kirkbride is Republican candidate for
member Of Assembly from the Third District OF Camden
County
Levi French is the Democratic nominee for
Member OF Assembly in the IVth District OF Burlington
County.
The Democrats of the Ist District, Camden
County, have nominated John GUdthorpe Tor Member Of
Assembly.
The Republicans of the Ist District, Mer-.
County have nominated John Conrad Tor member VI
Charles 0. Hudnut is the Democratic nomi-
nee for member OF Assembly In tho lot District, Mer-
Ger County.
William "A. House has been nominated for
Member of Assembly 10y the Republicans IN the lid Dis
trlct, Cumberland County.
The Republicans have nominated 5. Il. Leap
for Member Of Assembly from the Ist District. Salem
County. and David Evans from the lid District
Frederick Shndle is the Democratic nominee
for member of Assembly in the Second District Camden
County; and Samuel Wharman IN the Third District.
In Burlington County, j. j. Maxwell Is the
Democratic nominee for member OF Assembly from the
First District, and Charles Collins from the Fourth Dis
tTct.
Passaic County. Posters announcing j. n. Harper
independent candidate, were issued last night.
The Republicans of Warren County have
viii support Col l.. ii. Bird, Independent Democrat
against Joseph b. Cornish Regular Democratic nominee
Mr.. Peter +. Randolph, who was nominated
by tho Democrats for member OF Assembly Ia the second
ineligible under the Constitution, not having been
IA resident Of tho State TWO years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

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a ssless.:... 9 = 81
UmpTbeoore Botnister Keystone b B. G. ScorersMessrs
Wright TINE Of Game2 and 10 muutes Double
Piys-Pssrce Pike sad STAT O. PiEe aud Smith e. hcMuln std
I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE hARKKr-OcE "a a,o, A.
Reeves du Common le levers sales 1850 hssa - 1ro.,
latter Tor choice i8lc for Fair 10 Goods tae 70 toss
Tor Common Sheep IoNsri sales Of IL 600 head AZ saotS ~.
IIou dsn AAd advances sales OF S'0O WV "
81 nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

GibBERT-hccOaMFcK- wedaesdsv esssss Oct a. Il hs
Residence 81 the Eds, ~ Dssss~ sa tH etc bfstr
~ to- Rev hduad % ksJ M Niaoeut Gs 10 Ms iesds Ne
WHlrlA0-ALLES4t Hsses, Tuesday Os, - b. Ne Hs'
Jeha w Cbsasict. Prsaeuo Nbsa Kss y. ssastiss -
Alst0s Allies. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Al hOfioes Of
name and address.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

A REPORTING MAcHrSE.-Au ingenious
Frenchman has invented a "stenograph-
&c press" The reporter sits at some.
thing like the keyboard of 4 piano forte,
and by applying his fingers to the keys,
prints the words as they drop from the
lips Of tho speaker, syllable by syllable,
on a strip OF paper which rolls along
underneath. When we say this we do
not, Of course, mean that the words are
printed in letters. The Keyboard APP
pears to be divided into three parts Of
eight keys each. The left side, worked
by the four fingers of the left hand,
prints signs which represent initial con-
sonants /; the right, worked by the four
fingers Of the right hand, prints final
%consouants, and the middle, worked by
the two thumbs, prints the medium
novels. A few months practice is said
10 enable an operator to follow the most
fluent speaker with ease. We ought to
say that this system renders it unnsces-
sary to trauseribe the copy. Just as
with the phonetic system, the compos-
itor can set the speech in common type
from the printed slip furnished by the
machine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

TIE CONSTITUTION OF CUBA.-It has
been asserted that while the Constitu-
ton Of Cuba, published last May in the
United States, abolishes slavery, the
copy of that instrument published in
July in the island recognizes slavery in
case the resurrection should be success.
full. In reply to these charges, Senior ].
N. Lemus, the Minister Of the Republic
Of Cuba, in the United States, has
written q letter in which be asserts that
he has in his possession all the official
acts of the Republic of Cuba since its
organization, and that there cannot be
found 10 them q single sentence which
co%ntemplatss anything but absolute and
un~equiyocal freedom to the slaves Of the
Island. Only n Constitution exists,
to-wit, that adopted last May. Senior
Lemus assert, that the Republican lead
ers, long before the adoption of the
Constitution, emaucipated their slaves,
and that wherever the army of the Re.
public marches freedom is proclaimed
to all persons, Of every color.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

AWAY down South, during the war,
there was a strolling company of actors
doing q certain blood and thunder
drama in one Of the little dead towns to
be be found on the line of a main rail-
road in Georgia. In one of the scene,
of the comedy which preceded the tag.
edy, the lover pulled a rosebud out OF
the pocket OF his trowssrs and showed
it to Ills hated rival, saying, al tux her
out to the kerridge, holped her in, and
she gin me this as q momeuto." The
effect on the party who heard it was
very convulsivs. Afterwards, though,
in the tragedy, this gifted knight of the
Buskin had occasion, as the Duke, to
be approached by a certain " Lord"
and informed Of the death Of the father
Of the heroine of the tragedy. Upon
being told Of his friends death, he
gulped down sob and said, az knowed
it, my Lord, and when he died l was
appintsd her gardesn." The effect may
be better imagined than described. An
old play-goer, who was present, swore
il was the richest thing he ever heard in
his life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08
Overland Dispatches
r~srEcIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS sT
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l

F 70 -
on tho New England Coast.
S~AcKvILLB, N. B., October IA tremen-
dous gale occurred here. The cable wires
were destroyed, and a tidal wave caused great
destruction on the bay Of Fundy and in and
around St. Johns. It rose to great hight
tearing away and destroying an immense
amount Of property. The wharves were
raised, and ships, houses and cattle sweep,
away. The bridge Of the European and
North American Railroad was destroyed. In
this small parish alone a million dollars wa
lost.
BANGOR, October Letters from Calai
say the damage to vessels and buildings wal
very great. PASSPORT is reported as nearly
demolished.
From Now York.
New York, October 1.-THE breaks on
the Erie and Hudson River railroads are
repaired, and trains are running regularly.
Dougherty and Maria, charged with ar
attempted assassination Of officer Brooks
were taken to Philadelphia. Judge McCunr
having ~disregsrded the writ Of habeas corpus
in tho case.
Negro Lynchod.
PHILADELPHIA, October Tho Age pub
fishes an aeeoun. Of the hanging Of a negro
at Whitehall Station by a mob who took him
from tho officers having him in custody. He
was charged with an outrage on an old lady
Bunk Of France.
PARIS, October Tho bullion in the
Bank Of France has decreased 3S,000,00C
francs in the past week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08
THE WINTER FIREsIDE.

We piled with care our mighty stack
or wood against the chimney back
The oakon log, green, huge and thick,
And on its top the stout back-stick;
The knotty forestick laid apart,
And filed between with curious art
The ragged brush; then, lowering near,
We watched the first red blaze appear,
Heard the sharp crackle, caught the CLEAN
On whitswashed wall and sagging beam,
Until the old, rude.furnished room
Burst, fower-like into rosy bloom.
Shut in from all the world without,
We sat the clean-winged hearth about.
Content to let the north wind roar
In bafled rage at pane and door,
While the red logs before US beat
The frost-line back with tropic heat:
And ever, when q louder blast
Shook beam and rafter as it passed,
The merrier up its roaring dtaught
The great throat Of the chimney laughed.
The house-dog on his paws outspread
Laid to the fire his drousy head,
The cats dark silhouette on the wall
A eouchant tiger seemed to fall;
And, for the winter fircsidc meet,
Between the andiron's s~traddling feet,
The mug Of cider simmered slow,
The apples sputtercd in a row,
And close at.hand, the basket stood
With nuts from brown October's wood.
JOHN g. WHITTIER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

TALL CoRs.-s. W. Payne, of Bay
View rancho, near Point Reyes, brought
to this office, yesterday, three stalks OF
corn, each measuring seventeen and one
half feet in height, which were grown
on the San Simeon, rancho, about four
miles from New San Diego. These were
presented to Payne by his friends, James
Ward and J.. Slockers, as being an apro-
pirate gift to one of the t%allest, if not
the tallest man in the State. Contrary
to the general rule in such casses, the
stalks bear largo and fully developed
ears, the kernels on which are plump
and we'll flled. In fact both cars and
kernels are as numerous and well deyel-
oped as on any corn raised in Illinois
or kentucky, thus refuting the ideas OF
those who have claimed that only infe-
rior grain could DO raised in Southern
California. The specimens referred to
will doubtless be on exhibition 10 the
Nscbsnics' Institute Fair within q day
or two.-Aha 66
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

LABOR AND CAPITAL.-We find the
following truthful remarks in yestsr-
days Carson Appeal on the labor and
capital question, which is more food for
the reflection of people who will wonder
before long why they did not save
more of their gold and silver earnings
when employers could afford to pay
them the high prices which have ruled
tho labor market for years past:
DO laboring men want to break down the
oppression Of capital? Do they want to
smash the banks" which live upon usury
and the cornering Of coin Let them take
cheap labor BY the hand, encourage emil
grafton from all sources, let them strike
hands with the people whose capital Is in
~greenbacks, and our word for 1t, there will
come q speedy surrender Of the "greedy cap
~italists" against whom they arc SO fercely
arrayed. Cheap labor is a t~wo-edged sword;
and is quite as effective n weapon IN the poor
mans as in the rich mans hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08
FROM SACRAMENTO

Captain Wakoman Conc East 10 tsko n
new Steamer around the Horn-Suicide
SACRAMENTO, October S.-Captain Wake
man, long connected with the vessels Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, left for the
East yesterday, the object OF his journey
being, as we are informed, to bring out the
new steamer Orient, recently purchased by
the California Pacific Railroad Company.
A man, 63 years Of age, who appears to
have been employed off and on in this vicin.
ity as a hcrder Of sheep. committed suicide,
at a house on the southwest corner Of Ninth
and I, on Wednesday, by taking strychine,
expiring about s P. y.
During the past twenty-four hours a heavy
northwest gale has prevailed in this city and
throughout the Sacramento Valley. We have
not heard Of any damage being done by it,
however, aside from tho blowing down Of o
few signs and branches Of trees in the city,
and the creation Of great dust clouds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08
VARIETIES,

AUGUSTA, Georgia, has bananas grow
ing 10 the open air.
TuI new Catholic Cathedral in New
York will seat $4,000 persons.
B%uSDMAN's buff is a game that gives
opportunity to show human sympathy.
It is q fellow feeling for a fellow crea-
ture.
TIE Cincinnati papers are remarka-
Bile. They affect astonishmsnt at ind
ing the city printing contract given to
the highest bidder.
One Of the Salt Lake saints has for
three Of his wives o grandmother,
mother and daughter-in this way avoid
ing the u~upleasantness Of q mother-in-
law.
A LOYAL Quebec paper talks uncon-
scious treason when it says ofthe Princes
reception that "probably no feature of
the ball gave more pleasure to the
guests than the supper"
TIE editor of the Cincinnati CONNER
eiaL was recently slaughtered in a female
speech, for writing to a female suffrage
convention that he did not "feSl q Sc
rious interest in tho sabject."
"MAMxy," said a %precocious little
boy, who, against his will, was made TO
rock the cradle Of his baby brother,
if the Lord has any more babies 10
give away, don't you take en-"
THE lovely woman who has recently
become cattle market reporter of one of
the New York morning papers, is said
to be six feet six inches tall. This,
however, is a vile Islander ; her hight is
FIVE feet ten.
THR Boston Traveller says: "Not
long since a Boston clergyman accepted
q call to another city, and another Bos-
ton clergyman was invited to the same
field. While he was still he%,itating
whether to accept it, his professional
brother wrote to him: do accept the
call; between us we will make New York
how'll"
To make paper stick to w%hitewashed
walls, make a sizing Of common glue
and water, of the consistency Of linseod
oil and apply with q whitewash or any
other brush to tho walls, taking care to
60 over every part, and especially top
and bottom. Apply the paper in the
ordinary way as soon as you please, and
if the paste is properly made, it will no.
main firm for years.
GENTLEMEN OF the jury" said q
Western lawyer, 81 don't mean to in
sinuate that this man is a coyetous per-
son, but l would bet five to ono that If
you should bait a steel trap with a new
thrse-csnt piece, and place it within
six inches of his mouth, you would
catch>his soul; l wouldn't for q moment
insiuuate that he would steal, but may
it please the Court and gentlemen of
the Jury, l wouldn't trust him in a room
with red.hot mill-stones and the Angel
Gabriel to watch EN-"
JAok WHALY's wife one day CHANGED
to fiud an elegant piece of white leather
on the road, and she brought it home
with her 10 great delight, to mend
Jacks small clothes, which she did very
neatly. Jack set off next day, little ex-
pecting what was in store for him but
when he had trotted about FIVE miles
it was in tho month of July-he began
to feel mighty uneasy in the saddls-a
feeling that continued to increase every
moment, till at last he said dit was
like taking a canter on a beehive in
swarming time" and we'll he might,
for the piece Of leather was none other
than a blister that the apothecary's boy
had dropped that morning on the road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08


Death Of Sssy.sin; dRsllss.css!p y. II oI DIE.
ntions. Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 80 P. NJ
Captain James Pollock, late Superintendent
Of the Dry Dock, died in New York yester-
day.
The revenue steamer wayanda is towing
in a large square-rigged vessel from sea. She
Is probably in distress.
L. H. Robbie, who took poison on Tuesday
night last, died this morning.
Some Mexicans called at the house Of
Joshua Wahub, a farmer living near the
Mission San Jose, and asked for something
to eat. Supper being eaten they started to
leave, and Wahub went to the door to return
the sulutation, when one Of the Mexicans
suddenly fred = revolver four times, two
balls taking effect in wahub's back, one in
the right side and one in the left shoulder
There is little hope Of his recovery. No
cause assigned for the murderous assault.
A stable belonging to Conrad Diez, at Ala
media, was destroyed by FIRE, with As tons Of
hay, three valuable horses, harness, etc.; loss,
$4,000.
The Oakland Planning Mills have ceased
operations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

In 1888 Bsaufoy made his attempt TO
obtain the repeal Of the Corporation
and Test Act, aud a deputation waited
on Lord Chancellor Tburlow to obtain
his support. The Chancellor heard
them very civilly, and said Gentle
men, Pm against you, by G.. I am
for tho established church. Not that l
have any greater regard for the ss.ab-
lished church than for any other church,
but bscause-because IL is established.
And if you get your id religion ostab-
lishsd, I'll be for that, too"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-08

LABOR ABRoAD.-Ths workingmen of
Paris are now making great complaints
in reference to the further heavy reduc-
tons in wages. Three years ago the
stone cutters and sawyers were paid IS
cents o day, which rate, at tho begin
ming Of 1869, was reduced to 20 cents,
and is now to be still further reduced to
IS cents.