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CAMP MIRTIHs.-rhs camp u,eet,p. com
mIitees representing the u. z. OhprcHas h,ch
intend ensa mping h the grove OF Mr. Free.
,snd. nesr Freeland 6tafioa. Northsrn Oentrsl
on Thursday last and selected ne Iots Tar ~ tnsSr
Iespecove companies There win 10 thirteen
stauons ana circuits represented ., this camn.
Spom,pLneo pn,,i IN zen companies, a. follows: North
Suoa, broaoWay Statton and Eastern Ave.
nue. Sauon in one company, Madison Avenue
Seuon, hartford Avenue Station, Caroline
company y, Emory Statlon, Bently Spring Or.
eoI ana Shrewsbary Oircait. fhere viii sIso
oe severn tents nom Lutherville embraced IN
nss beea admirably laid olks-boitiaoye /m--,-
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~"Our impending Chinese problem" is ex.
citing great attention in the South.
~The blondes in New York are styled the
British legation.
o0Ip New Jersey camp meeting the only
baggage required IL q hymn.book, tooth brush
an mosQuifo-net.
~Ex.Senator Henderson has taken mp bis
residence in ST. Louis, and intends to run
Wslker.wiee and Senter.WIse for Governor Of
Missouri. at
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TIE HARVARD crew IN ENGLAND.

LoulsNiLLE, July 2~th.-Tne Harvard boa
crew. with Kelly, the former champion
oarsman, as coach, have gone into practics
Yesterday they rowed against cob tIde
and rather stir wind. and an spite of thes-
Circumstances the opinion formed OF the Amer
leans was favorable. They tuned from four
TO hve stakes more per minute than Engiish-
men usually do.
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THE yIRGINIAINrFReSr

RICHMOND, VA July 2s.-The State rreas
urer VIII commence the payment of oae Del
cent. on the January interest o: The State regis
tered bonds ON August 18th, and as soon there
after a. possible the payment OF coupons wII
lie made
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Hope Markins, Of Marysville, Ky, is the
coicred mother Of fve children af one birfb.
ana - now hunting through an almanac 20 Ind
names for them.
The French societies of Detroit ara ma.
paiine 70 eeieerate the hundreth anpiyersarv
the BIRTH Of Napoleon B0naparte.
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THE VACANT CoLLECToRsHIP.-Sev per.
sons, II is sand. have already gone to Long
Branch TO secure the position Of Collector OF
Internal Revenue IN this District, vice ii. :
Elynt. dpCpased
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II. A. LOCKWOOD has oesn promoted TO the pc.
sition OF Chief Clerk of the Off e of Commis
sioner of Customs, vice Thos. Feran, resigned
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Don CARLOS.

PARIS. July 2s-It is reporBed 20 day tha
Don Carlos has ordered a cessation OF IN.
movement IN has behalf, and has partasaus ar,
therefore much discouraged
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VIZ. BRooKs has been appointed Inspector
in the Baltimore Custom House, wee John X
Holiday
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Mr.. II. &. ADDISON, the senior Assistant
Collector OF Internal Revenue, has oeen direct
ed by Commissioner Delano to act as Collector
of this District until the vacancy occ asioned by
the death of Collector FIynt is filed.
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THE COLoRED LABOR MOVEMENT IN MARY
LAND.-The eolored labor meeting WHICH as
sembled at The douglass Institute on NJ Dnday
evening, received the report Of the committee
appointed at previous meeting, consisting of
a series of preambles and resolutions looking
10 thorough organization OF the different de-
partments OF colored labor tnroughou, the
State The prea,nbles set forth that there is
an opposition on the part OF some white men
20 WORK win colored men which mus %. over
come, and the resolutions look 70 the orgautz,-
non OF The several branches Of labor an tue
ltth OF august convention, 70 meet In Phila.
delphia. They also determinsd 10 issue caIl
tor national labor convention, 10 be held In
washington on the first Monday m Dec.m
her, TO which delegates may be atmitred
without distinction Of race or cOlor. The
resolutions also provide for the holding OF
State convention on the 18th day OF S-p
tember, IN the city of Baltimore, in each yetr
proposition was made 10 substitute. Rich
mond for Washington as the pIac. for tba
meeting OF the national con veItion, as IL yould
oe more convenient for the delegates from the
South, VINO are not able 70 bear a heavy ex.
nrLss; One speaker opposed the change, as
washington is the center Of the country. and
because there is an effort now making 70 In tro.
cuce Cninese labor as sort of secondary
slavery. He was opposed 10 slavery. ana
washington Will be the place TO meet AZ and
drive tnem ont OF the country. The Chinese
Will o. out Immigrants, while the colored men
are natives. and they will meet In Washington
and INVOKE the aid sf Congress. The resolu
tons as reported were adopted. The meeting
men adJeGrned.-Bcl'imore San.
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DEAD.

BEVERLY, y. J, July 2-.-Mrs. King, tn
wife Of CART Engineer King of 10. Tinted
Siatss Navy, died here yesterday
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ sill open his Museum THIs EVENINti and
give 'xhitItions EvEkY AWNING this week,
.. Ihs fiith isiandl Baptist Church, street, be-
tween a., ard 9Th streets, Island. Proceeds for
ne ne, oeneh' St the Church. Tickets rs Cents;
Chhofen 10 Cents y 2l-5t'
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W8AyDRs on SrRrKB-rhe weavsrs am.
Pioye ed In TIE cotton mills N the old disrict Of
wages, and neariy one thousa a r,Srso.s 49,
IN consequence ont OF work. In the earIv ~
OF Ast week teey demanded an Increase Of m.
,esn cents cut: The proprietors OF the nills
vance. The weavers refased TO work m the
old rates, And all Of the principal mills, except
one, empioyanG aooat two hundred hands are
closed. Between ! $40 and I,7OO Ioome are
tneIeI0Ie nov Idle.-PAila. In1nirrr
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PKRsoSAL-Hon. q. w. Scnoield, OF Penn
sylvauie, is at the Eobitt.
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Washington News and Gossip

INTERNAL REvESUE-The receip.s to-day
from this source were s9i6,sGT.
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COLONEL BARR, of the JudgA Advocate
Generals Offce, who acted as udge Advocate
at the trial of Yerger in Mississippi. arrived
here few days since with the record OF the
court. The finding is OF course unknown.
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RAILROADS.
BALrIMORB AND OHIO RAlLROAD,
s ls

BALrIMORB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Al z
WAsHlNeYoN, 1885.
Trains bse2een WAeHINGTON AND BALTl.
AOkE and HAsHINGTGH AND fHI WEST,
are nov run - follow. viz:
FOB BALTIM0BB
Leave daily, exeeDt Sunday, ct =. ., and s.3n
A. n, AID l2:4s, S:3O, 4:2O, $40, and IA 5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
L<ass daily except Sunday, ct and 8: 30 A. N
snc q. 80 and . 20 r. n.
TOk ANNAPOLIS
Leave s A. n. and l:2O p NJ uo train ,e
or rem Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
rOB BALTIAOBD.
Leave at A. NJ, and 12:43, 2:30, s:4O, and
FOR wA1 STATIONS.
Leave as 2 A. n. and 40 and .:43PM.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
4 n $50, and 1:<3 and p. ~.
On Saturday st A. n and $50 p. u.
Or Sunday NJ SO, 1:43 and p. n. cnly con-
becttrg % Relay Station with trAine fcn Balti-
more 70 Wheeling. ParkersburG, &c.
Through tickets 20 the West can b hsd at tns
gton Station Ticket once Q. all hours O.
tie day Also, at the ComSSnys once, 3O6
destyivsria ayenue. Passengers purchasing
lave their baggage called for and check cd st theiI
residence, taken 20 the depot, and pot In the bag
1or Nsv Iork. Philadelphis, and Boston, -
sSverttsement Of "fhrough Line"
L. COLE, Gerersl Ticket Agent.
cO0 GEO. d. KOONTL. General Agent
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~Stcckings darped by ruacninsrv ara said
70 be darned nice
MatIinony is now called committing
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WEARING OF THE q RRRN.-Mrs. Df. Mary
+. Walker made her appearance on the Ave-
nue. to-iay IN very neat and nicely fitting
bloomer costume OF green silk, trimmed with
black lace.
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THEQU0H LINE BBfWREN WAeHIN0fQy
= HIN 1osA:A AAD& &0s

WAsgIysToN, lsts.
v6rs o "Asn,iNoIvN AMI A1W
FOB NEW IURk, teitsoss change Of eays
Leave daily except Sunday st A. NJ, and
:&3 and 9 p. n.
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (elcept Sunday ct o A. n, ani
:<s and 5;l0P.M.
ON SUNDAY.
Lesve for Rev York at : 40 p n -. Ana phf,,-
pets % $40 r n.
ssDins cars fer New York on r. u. train
y.
Through tickets 20 PhiisAslphia, nsv Hork or
Bsston can Be I'd at the station ecs st eli hours
. the day. Also, ss the ComDapy'S Once, No.
zoe Pennsylvania svslse. PasSenGess 1arcsssinG
nelsts e ths Aveaas once can there afrsn4e @
residence, takss Be depot, aId 1lt in the -.
s1ss 81 Ssssit,uor, ana Ohio x.,,,o.a ..,.,.,....
Zoe schedule between Warrington, BolfinorS, ~.
tsDo.ts and the West.
J. L. WILSON Mastse Of TrsnsDorsstfsn
L, d. COLE, General Ticker Agent
ioS 6kO. D. kOeHf1. AGENT. washinGton.
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q TwOODs PATENT CURED FIsS

p.S Ixi,s i .ttention 20 . new article Of Fish
nbshlON CCkED Fish '-Atvoods q Patent
Put 20 from the fresh eanshf nsb pscked In M III
Soeesn cokes The nsh ws think we'll suited for
article y All Who have used IL 1cr sals hi any
SeAsuU c BRYAN BIOS
80. AZ olH Metro politaa Hotel.
NSe TX publ AN
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IIIAEi :
LIME
LIN Z ~

Tie Virginia Lime Couss.v ar. ,r..... a.
frrnith their WO0DBURNr Ii r r ~ fhss1 A..
I4s Cnicp street, Alexandra, Va OsSsS .,S ~,
seed quality. y0HN PErffHny1 VI
Wv ~ AsenL ior OonDany.
S,UVV.VUO T. WALKER CO.. Al.
street. between 6tb and 7fh. or at the i,iiSO "
kriGa MeIhs. I>sr south end Of the Long Bridge.
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We most respectfully annolnes to our numerous
cur extensivS 1eetsarant end Disipg Rooms for
beofee and 0entle0en. Ne have made the most
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICE CREAM, WATEB ICES,
FE0ZEN CUsrARD. UHA1LorTI DB RUSsI,
FROZEN PUNCADs, JRLLIHe. &c.,
g S, ne ansst Qualities ssA asver. wholesale and
Our selection q Crsa.e have bee. made from
the principal dairiso Of OYanGe county, n. n.
kennsylvonta. Delaware, and v1rGtnf0. ~
.Flatterfng oureelves with the belief that % can
give entire soosfActiou. from our exD0rfenco md
familiarity With the ousineos. Ws 1o0t reSnSct-
fnliy solicit hoeral share Of DatroUage, and viii
guarantee 10 Doeo0e al who msy favor m n
liberal de6uctfon Will be Dade 10 Testivale ana
Fairs PsYttcuiar attention paid TO fufnishiue
Families b. any Quantity they nay desire, doIiv.
ersd to All parts % ~ city daily. .---
We will Serve In our Falcons TWENTY DIP.
HkkENr rLAVOBe OF C9BAMS, IORO, OHAR.
LOffte, yELLIES. PUuOHB6. 4c. s7-n
Nyss wat your ROOR naAs Fire end Wsssr
Pfoof for u or 10 yearu-Warfanto1-at about half
TIE cost OF Tin or other roof employ
The urriyaled I1Lf and OOMHOelt!OA 1OOx.
II, - Loutstano avenue, or 80 us oesWeen so
and eeh streets. ReDoers 20 old root Dfooeely
made ano vasrontse. Material slwayo q none
end for o0lo. % H.
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PRoMeTIoN.-The following named gentle.
men, clerks in the Bureau OF statistics, were
Yesterday promoted DR.. !. X. =. Gleeson
from third to fourth class; J. X. Parker, second
10 third; q. q. McChesney, first TO second; Il.
i. WmdslOw, first to second. class cIerkshins
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vi AHD MISSOURI CURED

NV. BCRCHBLL,
under Ebbitt House,
en corner hth aAd y streets.
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TROUBLES OF COLLICrIN y. REvRNus In
GIoRGIA.-lnformation he's been received at
the once Of the Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue, that on Saturday last General Terry,
commanding the Third Military District, or.
dered q company Of infantry at Atlanta TO
proceed directly 10 Washington, the county
sect OF Wilkes county, IN the third collection
district OF Georgia, and assist the revenue ON
GERS In making the assessments In that part of
the district. The enforcement OF the revenue
laws IN at lesst portion Of the State of Georgia
sppears TO be matter Of 80 much di6iculty, il
not danger, that three gentlemen have declined
the appointment OF Assessor i'm one of the dis.
tricts. and abandoned the field to turbulent
and disorderly parties. The distric; com.
planned Of is known as the thlrd Georgia
district, comprising twenty y.three counties In
the central and eastern part OF the State
Collector Belcher has forwarded to Commis
sioner Delano the deciination OF the last ap-
pciDtee, Mr. VIM. Z. Haygood, with the state.
ment that he (Haygood) found il impossible to
dis charge his duty, owing TO threats, intimlda.
lion and actual violence. and that three uu.
successful attempts have been made 10 assess
property I'm those counties. Supervisor Kay
zanowski, in his communication TO Commis.
sioner Delano respecting the de edant attitude of
The Ku.Klux, urges that the resignaton of
Assistant Assessor Haygood should not be
accented.
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HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON, Clerk OF he
United STATES House OF Representatives, will
sail for Europe this afternoon in the North Ger
man steamship Leipzig, from Baltimore. Mr.
Mcpherson Will spend about three mouths IN
touring Great Britain and the Continent, re-
turning home IN November. He goes in search
of the recreation amid new scenes, rendered
Necessary by many years OF continued Isbor
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THE PUBLIC DoMAIN.-Comm:ssion Will.
son, Of the General Land Once, is in receipt of
returns showing distace Of i7,3l2 acres OF the
public domain during the past month at the
following local Offices Fort Dodge. Iowa.
2i,2il acres; Oregon City. Oregon, 9,II1 acres:
Olympia. Washington Territ Dry, $50 acres:
Winnebago City, Minnesota, 1888 acres The
greater portion Of the land was taxen up bv
actual settlers under the h homestead law.
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PRESIDENT GRANT last evening attended a
concert in th- parlor of the St-tson House n
Long Branch. He leaves for this cry to-day
10 attend the Cabinet mssuing tomorrow, aud
returns 10 Long Branch oa saturday. Gene.
rails Sherman and Sheridan left Long Branch
yesterday morning. Secretary Fish arrived
there last evening on important public
business
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LIBRARY OF CoNaRRss.-A n,w building
tor the library OF Congress is talked Of The
present quarters In the Capitol building, al.
though recently enlarged, are reported made.
qua'e. ON the assembling of Congress next
Dece nber bill will be Introduce ced, il is
thought, asking for an appropriation for new
library building, and also for a change of ams
from Congressional Library TO the National
Library.
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Posi- OFFICE APPOINTM ENrs.-Tne follow.
ing appointments were made by Postmaster
General Creswell To-day: Francis L. Pease. OF
ST. Paul, Winn., route messenger between ST.
Paul and Mankato, vice J. Henry SLelburne,
removed; Oliver NJ. Martin. OF Detroit, Mich. :,
route agent between Detroit. Mich, and Chi.
caeo, ILL.,, vice James M. Cole, removed; ). H.
Edwardf, OF Wilmington, ". o., route agent
between Weldon and Wilmington, N G., vice
John Busey, removed; William H. Lewis, of
Mattdon, III, local agent At Mattdon, ILL.,, vice
A. X. Van Gieson removed
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CEOse WALeH.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROk BRS
No. 32S PlNlA. AvEAUB. South Side.
Betwsen 9Th end 1th streets west.
0A0L OBOeo,
eDely Jas. W. WALSH.
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the shoulder, instead OF down over the sleeve as
heretofore. Pufrcd and plain coat-slcevcs arc the
ter have frequently pun at the top or plaitings
az tho elbow, and deep cuff, which ls real, not
simulated, Mt the waist.
NEW STYLES OF COLLARS.
Quite rcvo!u.an has been effected In lingerie,
at least 30 far as collars are concerned; the sim
pie little linen collars which have been worn so
long have been displaced by Valcncienncs ruines,
by stiff lace cuffs In tho Elizabethan style, and by
large Btomachcr collars, composed OF inserted
lace, and finished with narrow nutcd frills Of Va.
lcnclcnnes. Tic only linen collars that are used
r R rom or g bey cgr n
rufflc Of Yalencienncs lace, which Is left standing
Mt tho back but turns down with the corners In
front. Tho same design iS used In lace ana nee
dlework, only to the collar stomnchcr Is added,
which Is very, drcssy, md impnrts stylish up.
are added 10 the inside OF the bo,dcc, and not
only stand mp but out from the throat. They
are sometimes made OF valenciennes edgIng, add
used for mourning.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
The stores are beginning to display the usual
assortment Of beautiful holiday goods. Among
the novelties are cut-glass toilet bottles set In
light arcgilt stands; also charming ligree stands,
which hold bottles and lily shaped glass, spring
Ing from gilt stem In the centre for flowers.
Toilet bottles dressing cases, vases from the
slender nnger.shapcd holders Of single flower
for q grand table, constitute, with the fancy
boxes ana pcrfnmery, large percentage OF the
holiday Soy, 81 ,spSsass Fancy boxes for Donbons
more reasonable In price than they were former
ly. new ldea consists OF the French imitation
or bread rolls, cucumber9, melorj, caunowers,
apples peaches, ana the like, which are used I'm.
stead OF boxes TO I'LL with sugar plums, or with
s,, Inc chocolate beetles, cockroachcs &C., and
nito fun and mcrrlmcnt among people desirous OF
being pleased. Gift cups ami saucers arc now
purchased In plnn porcelain, and elegantly orna-
mcnted with the monogram Of the recipient, done
to order. JENNIE JUNE
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, December g. Noon.-Consols ooIs:
bonds SAX.
Evening.-Turpentinc 27s Oh.
PARIS, December r3-Noon.-Boursc oucncd firm
Rentcs 72f 3Gc; closed at I2r 27c.
IAvRg, December r3-Noon-Cotton opens quet
at II SOC anoat.
LIVERPOOL, December a-Soon.-Cotton buoy.
ant; uplands l2h; Orleans 1ZAd; sales 1000
bales Sales for the week, 12S,OoO; for export
1000; speculation, 2S, 900; STOCK 1856 600; Amer-
Gun, 10000. Receipts for the week, 40 600; Amer-
can, $4,000.
Afternoon.-Cotto is q shade easier, and the
sales will not exceed 10000 bales. Stock anoat
292, 900 bales; American $4,000. Yarns and fab
rics ut Manchester quiet but firm. Red Western
wheat IS Gil TO IS I'd; red winter ss Id to es I'd.
Evening.-Cotton dull; uplands dull at 12a12 Hd;
Orleans 121sa121d; sales 10 eco bales; speculation
and export 5000 bales Red winter wheat es cd
Corn, eastern, 3os.
DOMESTIC Markets.
NEW YORK, December 3-Noon.-StocEs show
decided upward tendency. Money !. Sterling,
long, 1oszs; short 10oh. Gold TX; ea,s, 1181f;
Tenncssees, new, 4o2; yirginlaa, new. So; LouIsl-
anas, DID, cox; Levees, 57 Alabama eigl,ts, ys;
nves 61; Georgia sevens, o4; North Carolinas, old,
4sN; new, 80. Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet.
Cotton heavy at 2516c. Turpentine 44c. Rosin,
strained, 81 1oa$2 121s. rreights dull
Evening,-Cotton dull and shade lower; sales
bf 1900 bales at 25a25xc. Flour heavy; 5aloc
lower; superflne State 81 soa5; Southern common
to fair extra IS e5ae 49, Wheat dull; for winter
red Western 81 35a1 81. Corn q shade lower;
1oa12c. Pork steady. Lard dropping; Kettle
1sal0Ha20c. Whlskcy irregular at 81 o3aI 05;
chiefly 81 o.. Groceries unchanged. Freghts
quiet. Money comparatively casy ut 7. Ex-
ceptons Mt 8. Sterling weak Mt sslao Gold 22X
Governments frmer and advancing; sIxty.two,s
1914. Soutllcrns weak. Stocks strong, but un-
settled.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-Cotton steady. Flour
fairly active at yesterdays quotations. Wheat
unchanged. Corn active; white s7a01c; yellow
| 9oao5c. Provisions unchanged. whiskey i'm
proved at 81 o4a1 o5.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-Corn unchanged
Whiskey 9scas1. Pork dull ut s31 so. Bacon
nominally unchanged Sugar. cured hams 2oa22c.
Lard In better demand.
ST. LOUIS, December 3.-Corn heavy Whlskcy
duller. Provisions excited. Mess pork $3l.
Bacon no quotations. Sugar cured hams 2lc.
Lard active.
LoUIsviLLR, December 3.-0rain quiet. Ness
| pork $3la32 Shoulders 18Ac Lard l81zc. Wills.
key dull at CSC.
WILMINGTON, December 3-splrits turpcntInc
dull. Rosin Grmer; strained 81 62H; crude tur.
| pcntine 81 75a2 90. Tar 81. Cotton quiet at ga
| 2sAc for low middlings.
AUGUSTA, December 3.-Cotton, market opened
active ut 23I<c, but closed duh ut 23a23J<c sales
$50 bales; receipts 1908 bales; sales OF the week
Ssl7 bales receipts eoss bales; stock TOO bales
| SAVANNAH, December 3.-Recepts $50 bales:
sales 700 balesi middllng 24a2Kc Market closed
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THE EMPEHoR AND ROME.
The Archbishop OF Paris View OF the
Vatican Council.

fhc following Is the passage in the pastoral
letter Of the Archbishop OF Paris which, accord
ing to cabc telegram, 1t is believed the Emperor
insprcd:
Finally, my dear brethren, the statement re.
spectlng the ardor with which certain dogmas
would De carried by acclamation, by the majority
OF the bishops, thus Bupprcssing the liberty or
their colleagues, whose conscience may not be
merit stopping 10 refutc It.. Good sense ana his
tory protest against these evil and idle insnua-
tlons II for the gravcst REASONS the church judges
II necessary 10 Impose under tho pain OF eternal
dnmnation an obligation TO believe In the future
what she has not asked you to believe up to the
present, she win not, In a manner, bring her act
into disrcpntc by dcprving II OF the conditions
which will recommend II to your favor. She will
not pronounce, from enthusiasm, penalty so
terrible ns anathcna, nor would 1t be proper for
five or Six hundred bishops assembled 10 deliber-
ate OIL such grave interests, 10 decide by force OF
modcsty presented, If there should be any enter
tanned. Tic church has never treated souls In
this manner, and Will she commence to do SO
IN the Council Of Jerusalem, which was the FIRST
and has served rs II model, deliberations were
held although all the 9srs Oh 'ad an aSgTst ca% u.s. a
eide from their own opinion based Gnon the hl9a.
est authority. An Eenmenical Council is heatl
~ the faith OF tho church respecting the iicarna-
tion OF the Word or, IN other terms, the Divinity
ol Jesus @ ChristMthe ln6amenial dogma Of Chris
and which had overturned nll ancient religions
and conquered the world, despite the Roman le-
gions and laws OF the Empire. Certainly, if any
dogma could escape dellberatlon, It was this; II
there was ever nn error glarlng and absurd, from
q Christian point OF view, IL was that Of Arlus;
yet It wns upon such matters the Council OF Nice
dclberatcd, and heard, weak rs they were, the
reasons OF the opponents-thcy did not vote by
acclalnntion. This preccdent-not to speak Of the
Othcr-onght dear brethren, TO rcassurc you;
there will not he css freedom nt Rome than hftccn
centuries ago ut Nice; and the approaching C0un-
Gil viii not tarnish Its labors by supprcssing dis
cussion.
You see, therefore, there is nothing serious nor
reliable IN the alarms which you have conceived
on the subject OF the council from the words OF
speculative or irrenective and evilmndcd persons.
Tho object OF this assembly Is elevated and OF
preme Importance; its labors will bc conducted
with the wisdom Which the presidency OF the Holy
Father guarantees; the bishops will carry there
an equal anxiety fer their dignity and your in-
terests and rights. Let you aid them by pray crs
and gOoh wooks, and, In order that they lie more
merltorious and eiicaclous, profit by the grace
which the Sovereign POntIH accoids under the
form OF plcnary indulgence.