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I.ATHER HYACINTHE's PROTEST.
His Letter I'm Full.

The following is the text Of the letter which,
aslwe were advised bycable, Father Hyacinthe
has addressed to the general of his order in
Rome. It will be seen that the attack Of the
distinguished preacher is directed exclusively
against what he considers evils Of the admin
istration, and not, as has been stated, against
any of the doctrines of his church:
My Very Reverend Nather-DurIng the five
years OF my ministry at Notre Dame de Paris,
despite the open attacks and secret ACCUSE
tons OF which have been the object, your es-
a moment I preserve numerous testimonies
OF them, written by your own hand, and which
were addressed as much to my preaching as TO
I,y myself @hateyer may happen, I shall hold
ever, by sudden change, the cause ofwhich
do not seek In your heart, but In the intrigues
OF party all powerful at Rome, you arraign
what you encourage, you censlre what you
language or preserve silence which would
no longer be the entire and loyal expression Of
myeonseience. do not hesitate an instant. With
by reHcence, Ishail not ascend the d pulpit ONO
tre Dame. lexpress my regret for this to the In
telligent andioourageous Archbishop who haa
given hs pulpit TO me, ana sustained me there
shall speak atthe proper time. express my re.
grets to the impoeing auditory who surrounded
me there with Aths attention, It's sympathies,
WAS Acafly .gnnB 10 say, lcS fr1endehIp. j
wculd not be worthy of the auditory OF the
Archbishop, of.mY conscience, nor of God, II
would eonsentrto act before them In such O
rolei I separate myself at the same time from
the conven in which ! have resided, and which
under the new circumstances that have happen
ed to me renders 1t for me O prison Of the soul
En- acting thus am not unfalthfhl to my yowaL
have promised m0lastic obedience, but linn
tied by the honesty Of conscience, the dignity
Of my persqa and my ministry, I have prom.
ised under The benefit OF that superior law or
Justice and OF royal liberty, which is, according
'3 the Apostle stv James, the proper law OF the
!. It Is for. the more perfect practice Of this
holy liberty that came TO ask at the cloister.
now more than ten years ago, In the slc, of
en- enthnslaarn nee of all human calculation,
shall not venture 70 add free Or ail the ila,
sion or youth!s IL ia. exchange for my sacrih.
ceS am today offered chains, have not
ohlJ the right but tho duty TO reject them,
The, present hour Is solemn. The church
passes through one OF the most vj0lent, dark.
aud decisive crises Of Its existence here Bel i6w,
For tho first time In three hundred years
an Gcumenical Council is not only cohvoked
Of the Holy. Father. IL Is not In such q mo-
ment that o preacher OF tho gospel, were he
the last or ell, can consent TO remain ss, the
mate =doga Of israel, uniAithfal guardians,
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nothing moro than receipt rot the 500, 900
paid to her smart husband

nothing moro than receipt iUt the 500, 900
paid to her smart husband.
The following "card," from F. II. Stcrns
appears In the editorial columns Of tho New
bern Times: /" Having been intrudcd upon
while attending to my duties at the Times
office, take this occasion to soy that am tir-
cd of having every person who happens to be
in n fighting mood step to the door and ask me
out, and this Is to inform oil who have already
done this thing, and such rs expect to do so
hereafter, that do not advertise to be q prize
fighter, and have never carried, nor intend to
carry, concealed weapons, but that I shall con-
tinuc to defend this paper and Its friends
against all attacks, without fear or favor; shall
not consult tho tastes of any pugilIst, but
rather be governed by sense of justicc toward
myself and those whose princplcsI advocate.
] ehall continue to walk the streets Of this city
at my leisure when have occasion to do 30,
and no threats of chastisement will prevent
me from going where have occasion to In the
discharge of my business" NJ
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THE CUBA MERRY-MAx1xo.

"AhntNtioN, OcUopeE y.
The entertainment aboard the Cuban sloop-
Of-war this evening was attended by large
numbers Of ladies and gentlemen.
There are no new developments concerning
the status of the Cuba, but the public opinion
is that she will be released as soon as
ON investigation is made. :. Her release
by the United States authorhies at Plila-
dclphia and the British authorities at
Halifax, and the fact that she Is regularly
commissioned as vessel Of war by tho Cuban
Government and not fitted out In any United
States port, seem to'proge that there is no jug
.tiicauon for her detention. The Hon. George
Dayis, ex-Attorney- General Of the Confederate
States, is one Of the counsellor the Cubans.
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THE .xU-KLux-K1AN.
iofit--A Warning to Dealers in Stolen
Cotton.

A letter from Mayesville, Sum ter County
dated October 4, says:
Last Tuesday morning 1t was announced
Klan had paid us visit the pre- cedIng night
About o'clock A. NJ, twenty-five or more
horsemen, dnessed In q unique costume of
long, flowing black gowns, surmounted by
the peaceful little village or Mayesvilie and
stopped at the store of Il. p. Mayes. One of
the band dlsmonnting, walked to the door and
demanded an interview with the clerk. Seeing
through the window tho assemblage as they
stood grim and ghastly In the hazy moonlight,
he refused to see them in spite Of the assurance
that no harm was meant Leayipg a n ote
dated "B!oody moon and awful hour to the
soon stopped by the merchants, that they, the
"Grand Association Of X, X. KS" would, by
certain means In their power, stop u them
selves, took their departure. 80
and called ont his clerks, who openly declare
themselves badly scared boys when the btranRc
apparihons greeted their eyes The same mes-
sage was given them for the proprietor, and
time, increasing the solemnity Of the Scene.
Then wheeling round Rnd falling into ranks In
perfect order, these horsemen, with their
steeds st With mufied feet, soon disappeared in
The negroes here plant cotton on their little
farms, aud also steal It, and bring both here
for trade, and It being impossible to find out
whether % or not i is stolen, the merchants biiy
1t all. The trade In seed cotton has been re-
snmed with double vIgor, and will 60 on, as
the merchants' notice says, 80 long as seed cot
ton Is an article OF trade, and the threats Of
the eoWardly crew Of Ku-Klux-Klsn are to be
treated With supreme contempt, until thoy
come In open daylight anu prove their own
seed cotton, and that II is stolen. We are stiI
Son the lookout for more invasions OF the same
party, and Cnffee is frightened almost ont Of hi.
seven senses Z G III -.,''.1f:.
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THE YIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

- RICHMOND, October G.
In the House, to-day, two resolutions that
the iron-clad oath be now administered to
members and temporary officers Of the House,
werereferred to the proper committee when
1t shall be appointed.
protest adopted by the Republican caucus
last night was presented. 1t is framed with q
view to answering Acknowledgement Hoar's
argument, and protests against any actg of the
Legislature at this session, on the ground that
the members have not taken the iron.clad. 1t
was referred.
The following nominations were made For
speaker, Zephaniah Turner, of Rappahannock; {;
8. Maddox, of Chesterfield; John B. Cren-
shaw, OF Richmond. Turner, who was noml-
mated bya Conservative, obtained 81 votes;
Maddox, nominated by Wells Republican, IL
votes, and Crenshaw, 5. Turner was declared
elected.
In the discussion the point was pressed that
Turner now has on application before Con-
gress for the removal OF his political disabill-
ties. Itwas explained that, though not able
to take the test oath, he was not disqualified
by the Fourteenth amendment.
]. 3. Bigger was elected clerk.
In the Senate, the same protest Of the Re-
publican caucus Was presented, and resolu-
:. ton was adopted laying it on the table, on the
ground that 1t was obviously an effort to OBJ
struct observation-disclosures in plain opposition
TO the intention of Congress, expressed in the
Reconstruction acts, and in direct violation o,
the Interpretation Of said acts by the admins.
tratIon.
resolution was adopted informing the
commanding general of the organization of
the Senate. The body then adjourned.
Mr.. o. Turner who was elected speaker, Ia
alawyer about sixty years old, and one of the
first advocates Of the reconstruction acts in
the State. In 1860 he was defeated as Union
candidate for the Legislature. -
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whom the prophet reproaclcs as unable TO
bark. Canes mutt, non catentes tdtrare. The
saints were never silent. ! am not one of
them, but, nevertheless, Ibcl0ng TO their ruce,
Rut sdnctOrunt suinuS, and have always been
ambitious to place my steps, my tears, and, If
hheSessy heSe eyy my BLOOD In the trucks which they
Father and the Council, my protestation as
Christian and preacher against these doc
trlnes ana practices, calling themselves Ro-
man, but which are not Christian, and which
In their encroachments, always most au,lacious
ana most baneful, tend to change the constit,,-
tton oil the Churcll;, the basis rs we'll MS the
form OF her teaching, and even the spirit of
her piety. protest against the divorce, rs i'm
plous MS It is Insane, Which It is sought to ac-
complish between the Church, who ia our
mother according to eternity, and the society
OF tho .!ineteenth century, of whom We arc
the sons according to the times, and toward
whom we have also some duties and attach
ments. protest against this more Radical
and dreadful opposition to human nature,
i Whicn ! Is attacked and made to revolt BY these
false doctrines In its most indestrlcti6le and
noliest aspirations. Iprotest above all against
the sacreligious pcrversion of the Word or the
so1sof God himself, the spirit and the letter of
hn9sd,r Wm,cn are equally trodden under foot by the
profound, conviction that IL France In particr-
lar, anu the Latin races in general, are deliver
ea e over to social, moral md religious anarchy,
inc principal cause Is without doubt not In
Catholicism itself, but in the manner which
Catholicism hos during long time been un-
dsrstood and practiced. appeal to the Coun-
Gil about TO meet, to seek for remedies for the
esGess @scS Of our or evils and to apply them
Which do not wish to share, come to be re-
allied, If the august assembly has not more
liberty in its deliberations than 1t has already
In Its preparation, If, in word, 1t is deprived
oI the essential characters of an Ecumenical
Council, will cry to God and men to call
another an truly united in the Holy spirit not in
Universal Church, not the silence Of some
men, the oppression Of Others ''For the heart
Of the daughter of my people am hurt; am
black; establishment hath taken hold on me-
ls there no balm in Gllead? Is there no ply
sician there? Why, then, is not the health of
the tna', daughter Of my people recovered !'Jcre
man, Viii. In fine, appeal to your tribunal,
Lord Jesus Id tuum Domino Jesu tribunal
Gppetto. 1t is In yonr presence that write
these lines; 1t is at your feet, after having pray
ed much, reflected, suffered, and waited much,
that sign them: I lave confidence that If
men condemn them ON earth you approve
them In heaven. That is sufficient for me liv-
Ing and dying. FR HYACINTHE.
Superior Of the Barefootcd Carmelites of
Paris, second preacher Of the order In the pro-
vince OF Avignon.
Paris-Passy, September 20, 1862
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THE STATE OF SPAIN.
PARIS, October 5,

Reports received concerning the progress
of the Republican movement In Spain have
beed confirmed. Ferdinand, ex-King of Por-
tugal, is said to have accepted the throne, but
1t is asserted that IL this combination does not
succeed within eight days, Spain will be Re-
public. The Cortcs, meantime, have passed
stringent laws, including suspension Of the
rights Of individuals, looking to the speedy
and eflectual suppression of the lnsurrection.
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B-A GREAT Many SIDE HITS ARE

@D.AGhEAT MANY SIDE HITS ARE
being made at tho PLANTATION ,BITTrpa :. !.
score Or two q dislnterested friends who ara en-
asavorlng % initiate or counterfeit them. Il is
all Q, no use: the people WON'T be imposed upon,
popularity every day: They arc nj The sana 49,
Doisue, ana madsjust az they wete At 'frst, faey
make rne weak strong. the fanguid brilllsnt. snS
s.e exhausted Nasure's great restorer. the "a.
,c.te ana fun Circular are around each bottle.
vlergymen, merchants, and persons whose eeden.
.ary naolts induce weakness, lassitude. palpita.
.lon Of the heart lack Of appetite liver Complaint
49,, VIM n,. nna immediate ana permanent relief in
tnese B,ttera But, above all, they ara recon- :
mended to weak ana: delicate sfe,n aies ,, ana
mothcfa ,- ''' - ma a.
hAoNoliA WAr1R.---.superior to the best ipanort.
% osss s snshss csplosns and sold as half tho Price
S8is ff'rtf, n,Y.s-,,;y, y! .,,s.i. 4, .f,.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The hrst Cuban cable is unseryIceablc; the
second cable, which lands i've miles east Of
Havana, commenced working to-day. 20
A Chinamsn named Cong killed Charles
Archoc, his own wife and himself. Caused,
jealousy. Anegro butcher also killed q white
smap, ,j5 m ~,
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N|>THli ROSADALIS is A POTENT
remedy in all Chronic Diseases. The following ia a
certificate from @. W. Blount, Esq, Attorney at
Law:
This Is to certify that was aficted with Chronic
Inflammation OF the ear from about 1858 until
this summer, when It assumed such troublesome
form as TO give great pain. was at times par
TALLY deaf, and the suppuration and almost CON.
tinual now Of matter kept the outside OF the ear
badly innamed. I was induced totfy Rosadalis.
and now think am entirely cured.n The
sappnration has ceased. can hear as well as
ever, Snd there Is not that itching sensation In
the ear which before 80 much annoyed me.
Ny general health has also been greatly Inn.
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year. can confidently recommend the Rosa.
dells as an Extraordinary Blood Puriner,p&c.
GEO. W. BLOUNT.
: For sale by GOODRICH, wINEMAN 4 CO., i'm.
'porters Of DIuka and Chemicals Charleston, 8. C.
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@ MAHHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline In
Nan, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De.
bility, &c. - 81 -'i.'---;-- -
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ClerEyman.n-AedIcal Times and GAZETTE. p
Sent by mali ON receipt OF my cents. Address
the Author, Dr.. 3. DEP. CURTIS, Washington,
u. VI ~, i. -. septl Tyr
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DRUG LABELS,

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~ NOTICE.-ALL CLAIMS AGAINST
British Schooner PETREL shanks Master, must
be presented at our Office THIS DAY, before IL
O'Clock, or they will be debarred payment.
La. ENsLOw & CO., Consignccs,
oct7 No. 14I East Raw
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THE NEWs JOB OFFICE
BUSINESS CARDS,

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D- NOW is THE TINE TO REPAIF

the inroads made upon the physical strength by
the heated term which has closed with Septeni-
Der. The vitality that has been oozing through
the pores In the form Of perspration, for the last
three months, requires to be replaced, as prcpa-
rative to the cold season which makes such disas-
trous havoc with relaxed and untoned systems.
The reserve Of vigor with which the stoutest man
commences the summer campaign is drained ont
Of him ut its close, and unless by some means he
acquires new stock OF vital energy wherewith
TO encounter the shock Of colder season, he may
droop and wither like the falling leaves whose
lifejuices are exhausted. II it is thus with the
strong, how much more perilIous Is the condition
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words, the necessity for invigoratlon, and the
world having decided, after an experience OF
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

San Domingo Busincss-Thc Tennessee
Senatorial Election-spnIn Respect
fully Declines to be Bullicd.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NBws.l
WASHINGTON, October G.
Tile Spanish Minister filed today o protest
against the release Of the Cuban cruiser Hor
net
The President and Cabinet decide that the
Hornet must be permanently detained, by vir
tue Off Aticle IA of the treaty with Spain,
which prohibits American citizens from COM
manding privateers of other countries intend
ed to deprcdatc on Spanish commerce.
The special envoy sent by President Grant
to examine the island of San Domingo re-
turned to-day. The pending negotiations for
the purchase of the island, entered into BY,
. President johnson, expire on the 18th instant.
Secretary Boutwell, has co ,ented to speak
In Philadelphia on Saturday.
Dispatches from Nashville say that the sena-
torial election comes off on Friday, and that
Andrew johnson is ahead.
Minister sckles telcgraphed to Secretary
Fish to-day that Spain declines to reopen ne
gouations for mediation in the purchase or for
the sale Of Cuba.
WASHINGTON, October G.
In the Supreme Court oil the Judges were
1,,,f fx,1I T1,n t.
gaslight case.
In the matter of Benjamin Brown, Ell Wood,
John Halligan, Granville Rose, WIN. Andrews
and Philip Stonemetz, the Hon. w. w. Boyce,
formerly of South Carolina, asked leave to file
a motion for writs Of habeas corpus, and the
motion was ordered to be argued on Friday
next. The prisoners are charged with murder
In Texas in June last, and 1t is alleged that
they are now being tried by military commits
sion.
Nothing whatever is yet received here re-
garding the Tennessee Legislature. The New
York Times says 1t has advices that johnson
men have been elected presiding officers in
both houses.
The revenue to-day Is over 100000.
The proceedings at Wilmington against the |
Cuban cruiser Hornet were ordered by the
CaDlneC yesterday.
report in circulation that Secretary Fish
had been notified that the English and French
Governments had ordered the fleet to pursue |
the Eornct and hang the crew is untrue.
The Attorney General has rendered an opin- |
ion to the effect that the Secretary Of War
cannot prevent claim agents or attorneys |
from prosecuting business in his department |
In all proper cases, but that where there Is |
reason to suspect fraud, the right and duty
exist to suspend such business intercourse, it
being proper and obligatory to protect the
government from fraud. The agents or at
torneys should be furnished with the reasons
ofs'lch suspension In order to vindlcatfon.
The opnNi was given in cases alleged to |
affect payment of bounties to colored
tr0oBs-cases which were tainted with fraud.
j. H. Van Alston, in behalf of the New Or
leans tobacco merchants, called on Commits |
stoned Delano to-day, and asked that purchas-
ers of tobacco in Virginia and North Carolina
may be allowed to make shipments in bond
The course of Mr. Delano promises relief to the
New Orleans and Mobile merchants, as well as
to Southern manufacturers.
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ALL OTHER KINDS OF PRINTING will be
done at correspondingly low rates, and In the
best style.
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Gpcrial Notires.

@CON GNEE S NOTICE.-DE-
SPATCH LINE.-The Brig Adelaide will discharge
cargo THIS DAY at Union Wharf. Goods not call.
ed for before sunset will be stored at risk and ex-
pense Of consignees. No claims allowed after
goods leave the wharf.
oct7 WILLIAM ROACH co.
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&B- CONSIGNEES PER. STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN are notified that she Is THIS DAY
discharging at Adgcr's Wharf. Goods remain
ing uncallcd for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at the risk of owners.
oct6 JAMES ADGER 6 CO.. Agents.
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Special Notices.


&S> II II G f T Z L s.
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THE NEWS JOB OFFICE,
No. l4s EAST BAY.
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. nD A CARD.-A @ L E RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as q Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful ana
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire to
benefit the af1ilcted and unfortunate, I win send.
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
In sealed envelope, to any one who needs .t,
free Of charge. Address -
Tst !. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Aa i Station D, Bible House.
ock4 oIno6r New York CYtv
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TIE COTTON PROSPECT.

The Probable Crop I'm hbbeville-Condi-
tion OF the Plnnters-Thc Fallucy OF
Estimates.
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as SHOW PRINTING A SPECIALITY. Sa