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Election Fraud In the Fourth Con-
ETcsSluDal District.
Special Despatch to TIE Chicass Tribune
1kD1AEAroL1s. Nov. s.-Tne friends OF Judge
Goodlrg. the late1y defeated Democratic cauni.
date for Congress IN the Fourth DIststct recently
the South Precinct, at Richmond. Per.
mission Waa granted them. and theF
pretended to have found eleven mneo votes fcl
GetslnR than the ele:t1on board that made the
original count. The brand was then called 10
Rether Hgatn and made te-cnuut which fesu1tet
tn finding majority for Goodtng. II this state
tie doubt hut thar The b,x Containing thf
hal!ots wss tampeEed with By some OF Goodln2't
fr1eEds. a. the board was composed at Al eqla
ti1etl to The original count ~ correct, and uppu
whtch the certificates were Issued TO JudRy
Wliton.
, 1870-11-03

The f.JEhtheaFt Murder Tyju1 nj
Observation-Disclosures
fer the killing Of Harrison. in NAV last, com.
mencetl In the Circuit. Court nere to-day. Light.
heart plead not Ruiiry, to the charge OF murder,
There tB considerable excitement over the case
and the Court House b packed with apect4to.s.
The fttt number OF the Rockford journal, for
metty the Etnntbago Chief. appeared Saturday
U. R. Ent'ch Ia the EDITOR and proprietor OF tht
Journal. navtrV purchased the entire interest o.
itt foItpef oWueT.
, 1870-11-03
ITALY.

FLORENCE, Nov. 2-King Victor Emanuel is ex-
Fecsed here this evening. He will 70 to Rome
abeut the 18th. Basoertni palace Ia now proposed
as his residence,
LONDON. Nov. 9-0eneral La Marmora cont,n-
ues the Popes inteTdlct against the erection OF
p'aee Of ffoteatant worship in Rome, and the
Protestant chapef win remain outside the walls.
Especial Despatch to tho New York Herald
ROME, Nor. 1.-THE following conditions were
announced By the Italian Government upon tax
Ing possession Of Rome: All political authority Of
the Pore and Holy See in Italy Is abolished and
viii remain 30. The Pope will be entirely free In
the exercise Of the ecclesiagttcal rights he now
possesses az Supreme Chief OF Catholicism, and
Will enjoy all the honorB aud liberties which are
conhoered sovereign privileges. He Will dispose
OF anu provide for hig court as he has up
70 1ne present time. A territorial
!mmaaltF Viii se accorded the Holy
eee,. tnats Tree and independent, It may at
home and abroad take care OF the interests and
exercise the authority Of the Church. All Ita1Ian
and foreign prelates, Cardinals, Bishops, spiritual
bodies and ecclesiastical orders Will enfny rrrtine
immunity at the place Of residence Of the, an,
PRIME head Of the Church, whether summoned
Iof Council OF for any other purpose. The Holy
eee Wnl be able to communicate freeIv
eaa independently; at homo and abroad,
| ,., ",u INC powers and Clergy. Special postal
S,haatale S,ste services will be placed wholly At its
49, ps4L sts The representatives Of foreign powers
o,has notI zee viii enjoy complete liberty, IS at
ea eoss.elgu courts, The Pope, prelatea, and
| enVoss win be treated Ike aIabassadors Of for.
I&a saE sosefetgas. Ihe Pope and Church shall en-
~ a.! atnmted liberty OF publication at the Holy
~ aae rope saan have fun liberty to t7ayel st
uaes In and out of fhe efu,nt1y.
| aN.5 WIZ consIdet him "a foreign so7erelpn.
3'1 1o VIII ~ uetted sad hoaosed AZ sncn
, 1870-11-03

4A- 1csSttt F'oit VI alas AJufE ~ E..a. "a -s
the fo!lsW:ng artists: Victor Nehlig, II. T. Rich
afua. William Hunt, E. y. Nelson. 4. F. Tatt, 4,
YIN Il: Beard, Wm. F. De Haas, VIM. Bradford,
James III. Hart, Carl Brandt, Mira Murray, David
Neal. Van E,ten, Grswold, Heade. ]. @. Brown,
Coleman. Morgan, Shsttuck, Hubbard, Eastman
johnson, Smile, and others. All Of our home az.
tists q are b1stly At work, also, on something new
Tia! bntldiLg Of the academy III now near.y done,
and. Wheh the handsome gallery and studios are
predict that even the most sangutne friends oi
the institution Will be SURPRISED, not only at The
greatness Of the work winch has been achieved
but at the success Of the first exhibition ia itl
oHn building, where. hepceforth, it Is to have 6
local habttatlun and name.
the public should be aware that, owing to thf
immense gathering which Is already Indicated
only those subs1;'otng to MEMBERSHIPS can be ad
mitted to the reception. These membership tick
ets can he had ut the Academy Building after tht
5th Inst -
, 1870-11-03

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. e.-Gencra1 ". R Braub
| i, q prominent ex-Coufederote officer, was bru
tally assasat1Ated this morning, near Tenona
10 clue to the perpenat0r has been obtained
This ts the third Vfoere death at that town with
/ In two months. The lrst WAS 4. ]. Brandy, as.
sassina1ed two months ago; the second, Captain
Connor, coualn To Branbiy, killed by man named
! FolaVea, and tue third WAS General Brandy.
, 1870-11-03
The Agricultural and Mineral Re
sources OF WyominKs

SasfKSHB, Wyoming, Nov. 7,-PEot. u1ydef.
United St3tes keoto9iss, has returned from hls
uta success, lae present seas d, mas been gIeeter
than ever before. In bis pfeuminnry report,
~h!ea RM be le4d3 iue puoiiGai.u III J4uuxff
Leg, he speafs very highly Of the agriculture;
and m!tcIsi resources Of lie Tertft ~. BE-
left Cheyenne August s, passed 1ess-
Waut 1foLR the bsse 1T the Larafpfc
range, by Wav Of Laramie Peak, SgeelwAter,
south I-ass. to Fort Brtager Pass MedIcioe, and
bew Mau1tatnA Hr fas carefully tested me SOIL
nn hills aud In VALERA aud found them possessed
81 great fertility. No past Ct the territosy was
found tf.t r. Hid not yield by irrigation forty
luantls OF wheat Fer aryt. Hls colffctiors tu al
nfs OF nasufal history 1te very extensive
, 1870-11-03

,:;;ss eSsssosD r. Ssy; gezssr
demollsn1ug thsf Il Killing one of
BosTon7 g: Pratt, crazcd by the
death Of Wealthy CITIZEN OF Rox-
bury, wa2 e6h Monday night and feI1
tnlo an op Fpanslng death. Both are to
be buried il.
The Bostd Hartford / Erie bankruptcy case
was before the United States District Court to-
Day, on motion 70 dissolve the injunction aud de-
ny1nE the joris dIct1on Of tho Court. After argu-
nent It wes postponed to Wednesday.
:. CONCORD, n. H, Nov. IA derrick IN the crarl-
ne aua1ttes NJ West Concord fell this forenoon
and crushed Two men. One named Nuttinc MSS
fatally. and The otter seriously, hurt.
, 1870-11-03
CHICgd0 WEEKLY TRIBUTE.
Chicago weekly TRIBUNE,


tn1r,,pt.
Vane ii Resi Est.,eTh, R.i1-o,G TR , r., 1nees+-
Re.c5m in ,he CI{.l e~rv,c.-T.n,.. ~ sa.- -
M.ssacu.+tt4 r.t~"11 ssr r. IA
r.p,r .r,..~-- '-~<A 1a@
snd south-Ioestinx the sal. r.it.The w. x ssssa
hepo1ta
ez,ed Wot.s Tert,-F;s.n;. W. ;ne~ mo01. tac -
ache In Antmxia va ''7 H@'--A~oso'
srIFrr1oyp rpn%v nr -e
PRESS; Prnn.rins p.t.to c,~.as AGoA4 - -a1>
-Unierdr1f,fn. ~, -. Es, ~ .Eaa ~ Hfsee
Making a4.KF.ut-Pood for =. .,cc1r- nsz
Fodder fer HoR.. 1e OaeAs-
TEXAS :oArTLE TRADx: A fun account ot ~.
LYNCH Law; Summary ,rp.tTre T., r,s,.,.
Men sceusea of Roh5.r~ W-s..at - ts.I. "a ,n
eets q the Law. and Hanged, By Band Of pf,-
faised Men.
DLUGE: Cuba Overwhelmed 6r 1r.,,5h,. r7x.
So aousss Swept A~ay-soao Human 1I,e, i1o Lot
sAfskes Razed to the Gruund-Ioss, e.; .oocneo
MICHIGAN MuRDER-Hiato.y of tb.. y,,s.-.,,
Case now on Trial at Kalamazoo
hlsAARk AND FAVRE-: Letter from Btsma.k to
,z,,r In.~M Peace Interview.
1d6 FAOTEST 0F p10: The Pcpe4 Letter to tAs
n Gnsa1nas-He Complain. Of 1nftnxrmca:s .: Hi.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES With Education
eiAKFLltG aETkoR1U PHENOMENON: ~ Rcd
Hot Gtindstone"-A" Big Yellow Che es.,r
THE GOLDEN OHAIE: An Iuterr.tIn~ storv
THE EEARTHQUAKE IN 1sfs. The f.r+, =, c,
the venerable Prter C.rfyv,jrht: W. 49,. eI.y
oti.ts Gained nv It-l.r,ior. st,- .,e aSer ras ~
POETRY. Ione5n- tor ,1oa,.,rss. 49, =. .en'oa.
E,,, 7As sot sAoaae-S@1 "eAsoef AA4
s.rnuv. -, .>o4@nes aia "esav.
mn. ~ >1o 'Aoss AooA 10 toe People " sse-
ornrou-~ r7ppe,r>,, .,,.,
peeras- slrs stoEs rs,s'Io nIoa1kS: ~ By Mn aarset
,,r-.1.r.r s.oHe: osP'&'n haoda stouev.
NhHs: Important Relfstou &nvemeat
~, ospaes sna D1se1pes Chutches.to be Ra-
, 1870-11-03

MANCHESTER. Noy. e.-Last night while
political mee1inR was being held In this city, the
door Of the bniiding gave WAY. Many personB
were injured. The extent Of the dEsatet Is not
get ascertntucd.
LONDON, Nov. a.-The oorpse Of femaIe, In
Jacket and red tannel skirt. and wearing gold
"a. rings and necklace, supposed to be victim
Of the Gambia disaster. waa washed ashore at
Rathlfn Island two days ago,
, 1870-11-03

WEDNESDAY, my. 2,
The following tah1e shows the heights OF the
hnn meter End thermometer at the upde{men-
?. m.. and u r NJ; also, the amount Of rainfall,
tsnow and hall being reduced to raln) for tue q
hours ending at q. m. The observations were
taken BY the officers detailed from the UnIted
States Signal Corps. to report for the benefit Of
, 1870-11-03
OHIO.
PersonHi-Eree Religious Discussion
in Cincinnati Tho Bridge Qucs-

t10ns
CINCINNATI, Nov. e.-Ex-Secretary Cox arrived
home at O'Clock this afternoon, looking well
He has taken house at Mount Auburn, into which
he will remove Is soon as hts family returns from
visit to Northern Ohio.
The free religious discussion continued
throughout the day and evening at Mr. vletor'H
Unitarian Church. Addresses wern made this
morning bJ William E. Potter. OF New Bedford,
MaEa, ana others, On the unity Of spiritual rree-
dom, and The opportunity America oners for IT.
tns J.. continuation M .o St sne TOPIC 1.-The
ism and Superptt1ou." The principal sdtrtss
was BY Rev. F. E. abbott, Of Toledo. Tonight
the qusstton WIS, 8. VIII the coming Iu31 go to
church 7n Opened BY by the Hon. Charles Rem
e1in. who tool the negative. The decision closed
tonight
A Joint committee Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Board OF Trade, aud Common Council, the
committee appointed to personally inspect the
bridge and wait on the builders. re-
ported that the channel Span was
not directly over the enamel znn; that the south
pier Was AZ the best depth at that point on the
river; that the draw WAS badly situated. making
1t dln,cult Of sccesa and passage; that the width
Of The draw WIS insufficient to pass, Will any 1ea-
soma bic probability Of safety, to boats navigating
between this city and points above.
There Will be large bridge meeting Tomorrow
night. Governor Morton. Hon. 4 E StannAfd, oi
st. Louis, and Judge Holman, OF lndiauo, are ex.
ptCted to he present,
, 1870-11-03

PEORIA, Ill, Nov. 2-,Abouts O'Clock this morn.
ing, IRE broke out In the dy goods store o.
Henry Meter, On Adams street. The stock WAS
Ycry much damaged BY water and smoke. lo6s
not asce&tatred. Ipsnred In the liverpool. Lon
don, L Globe for 5000; Homo. New York, fof
E, ,oda: Ia family overhead narrowly escaped
burning to deafh.
C1ICINNAT1. Nov. "a dre occurred early thls
wcsotrg n IL st.h.e5 q nc IeR1 Qf HsQJ Ntcs
, 1870-11-03

LONDON, Nor. 3, 1:eo p. m.-Cousols. eq7<
5.sJs, e, s9A; b-20s, T5, s5.ts; 5-4os, al, 9os
10 5es, 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2, 11:15 a. m.-Flour, es5 Sd
Wlnte wheat, 11a Id: while wheat, log 10d@1ls
Milwaukee, 20 ID. Corn-Old, 99s 9d@30s; new
sos. PORK, 107Na Lard 1jxa
, 1870-11-03

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2-Tne body Of H. B,
/. Long waa exhuned to-day, and thorough ex-
aUln9ti showed the brain coD4ested and bear.
Ing weight OF four ounces Of extrRneous matter.
The evidence all points to suicide. The r8zot Ia
identified a. belonging to Long.
Pierre Berlin and Jean Capdeya1le have been
committed as the burglars who robbed Roche.
reau's safe- seventy-fro Thousand dollara II
bonds were found in lheif possession. Berlin has
been tdentned by Rochereau.
, 1870-11-03
Great. iAul1Ctftor.

In order to give all au opportunity OF awaiting
themselves Of the benefits to be derived from
physical exercise, the terms in Kormendys gym-
nasiun. at No. 50 L2 Sale street, have been re-
duced until December I, 1870, 10 only $1,000
year. Now is tue time for our young men to
fake advantage Of the exceedingly low price and
ttu the gymnasium at once before It Is TOO
, 1870-11-03

fcrc!greFs who claim to have lost the orietnals.
A great many such papers have been las1ed BY
our courts Ia the past fortnight. Tammsus
seema determined tn give an overwhelming ycte
In the city BY any meauB IN It's power.
, 1870-11-03

Railroad Election mt Iowa Ctty-
Another Through a.tne to Chi
C0EOs
IOWA CITY. Nov. 2-The election held here yes-
ter1aT, to vote aid to the Iowa $ ,uthwester1l
Raf1tnad, Vas carried hy EeAfly eiRht hu dre.l
majority. which viii Soon give Us another through
Ifua 10 EhtcaQn,
, 1870-11-03
POLITICAL.

Republican Meetings at ElEtn aud
AndxyiChs
hDteial Desp:tch to ! hc Chicago Tribune,
AURORA. Ill, Nov. 2.-The fight In this district
MSS settled down to tue question Of Senator. The
candidates. ase hard at WORT, stumptn2 with great
energy. Hough, in connection win Young and
Marsh, addressed great; meeting in Elgtu tats
evening. Judge PafTe made speech to large
audience at Sandwich J. G. Stought.n. tepptr-
anee Candidate for Congress, is working Ike 4
, 1870-11-03

DETROIT, Nov. 2.-BRKApsTUFFsFlour au.eI
and weak Wheat opened nrm, but closes dull
extra At N+9alN; No. !, $1.qstS; regular;
$113H. Oats dull and shade lower,
REcK1F1s-Fl0nr, 4, 200 brls; wheat 5000 bu.
, 1870-11-03

~ To the Members Of Blair Lodge No. ss3, F.. and A.
m9nestion ot Blair Lodge, Thursday evening, Nov. 3
lb!e octock. to assist in making at1anEenent.
order of the Y. Il y: v: W1NrER, Secretary.
, 1870-11-03

The Resnlar Assembly Of VAu Rensselaer, Grans
LoSc Of Perfection will b held At the N1sonic TeInp
this evening, Attn o'clock.
JAMES q. MILES. Grand Becretarv
, 1870-11-03

BpFRALo, Nov. IA large meeting Of the La
9of Ae1o1m League WIS held At Ktemltn tonight
5E1ung addresses wore made BY Ajax. Trxup, Of
Now YORK, md others. Resolutions were passed
encouraging European, but bitterly dcnounciaK
the importation Of Chinese OF coolIe labor, as
KpyRa tt1au African Slavery.
, 1870-11-03
Ell ECTION NOTICE,
ELECTION NOTICE.

CrTr CLEAka OFFICE. Oct. 81. l3;u
IA provided by the CITY Charter public notice. il hes.
By given that election will be heli In the city ct
Chicago, On TUESDAY, November g. 1ao, for The eiec-
Nou Of the following city oflcen.
In the Eirst Ward, Alderman, and ona Conatable
In the Second Ward. one Alderman, and one Coo
stable.
In the Third Ward, one Alderman, and ono Constable
In tie Fourth Ward. one Alderman, ind ono Con,ta-
bic.
In the Fifth Ward. one Alderman. md one Constable.
In the Sixth Ward. o-e Alderman. and one Constable
In the Seventh Ward. ono Alderman, aud one Goa,
stable.
In the Eighth Ward. cue Alderman, and one. csn
stable.
In the Ninth Ward. Alderman, and enc Constable
In the Tenth Wand one Alderman, and one Constabts
In the Eleventh Ward. one Alderman, and one Coz
stable,
In the Twelfth Ward. ore Alderman. and one Con-
stable.
In the Thirteenth Wasa, enc Alderman. and one coz-
stable.
In the Fourteenth Ward. one Alderman. and oac Cou
stable.
In the Fifteenth Ward, one Aiderman. and ona Cou
stable.
In the Sixteenth Ward. one Alderman. and one Cod
stable.
Ia the Seventeenth Ward. one Alderman, and ons
Constable.
In the Eighteenth ward, one Alderman and ono Con-
stablc.
In tho Eiuetceuth Ward one Alderman aud ono Con-
stable.
In the Twentieth Ward, ono Alderman, and one Con
stable.
CT. HOICHKISS. City Clerk.
, 1870-11-03

New Y0RE, Nov. 2.-Late intelligence from
Cuba shows that the military news is meagre
forty-three persons we're drowned on the island
by the storm OF tie 18th and goth. The recuniary
damage amounts to 4, ,00O, COO Twenty-thrc: yek-
eels, eleven Of them being American, wese
wrecked On the Florida feefg
, 1870-11-03

ksI1 ekH3 10 VIC 2NtH 1UfK "4fId.
LYNDON, Nov ga Cabinet council today re.
solseo to grant rardon to UDonovan Rosa and
othef fentan prisoners. It was also stated In the
eour ell that the surrender Of Metz was the result
OF nurde' standtLg hesw cen Razaine md Bi.
msFS In favor Of Napoleon, hut that the En-
pfess refused to assent to the intrigue
aud he'd gone to Wilhelmshoe to pro
test sg1trst IT, Ii regard to Thiers
negotiations, long diseusFlch occurred in tht
council, resulting In determination to irRs
P1usaia To an armlsttce without Insisting On thu
recognition Of the principles Of the cession o.
territory by France as ne.guisite.
, 1870-11-03
AUSTRIA,

BRussEls, Nov. 2.-italy has been formally 20.
tilted that Austria will not Interfere in the Roman
question. She suggests, however, that \ confer.
ence Of the powers he asketl to adjust the guar.
antecs which Italy shall offer to the Pope.
, 1870-11-03


VERSAILLES, Nov. !, ria LoHDoN.-Tne loas OF the
Second Division OF Infantry Guard, On the ash
nlt,. was 81 officers snd 40 men. :
Fort Mont rale11cn nred actively. last evening
and this morning, but without doing any damage
whatever.
Thte1s reports nothing new from Paris,
The outposts OF General Wtrder;s command en-.
oonntered the French, mar Gray, on the 9th u1s,
two days befere the occupation OF Dion, and re.
pulsed them At al points, taking Is oacc1s aud SO
prisoners.
DKruTA11oSs WAIT ON aAxBsfrA.
TorRs, Nov. a-The deputationa which called
upon Gambett. last night were authorized repre-
sentauses OF political reunions throughout the
county, They WeFe accompanied BY several
housana sympashlze1s With their object, which
Tes to present to the government resolutions ask
ing levy m nusst, and appointment Of COM
miuees for the departments, to be
charged with fastening the popular up-
1isiDR. GambettA addressed the deputattonB
urging that IT were better for Frcnchmen
20 cone to the determination to conquer or die.
The republic cannot fall II the people will stand
The government haa bent its every energy to the
task OF defence. Efforts have been made and
are still being made to procure arms and NUM-
t1ons Int the people must assist the government
IN this as In other efforts. They must be SELF
rcllant, and must not expect tue government to
might remove. All must unite in saving the
nation.
sIEaE OF NEW BRE1sAcu.
TorRs, Nov. 2.-1t Is reported that the formal
siege OF New Rreisach has commenced.
sAAaBRCCK, Nov. a.-The P1usslans opened dre
from their heavy guns on cew Bre,sach and Fort
Scife III ha1s-past this morning.
METZ
Especial to the New York Wotfal
10SnaS, Nor. "a special tIespatcn from Bns.
scis soy. Netz is st1ll inaccessible. No one has
been allowed to enter. The EeAo dst L.tren,b,yu
and e}o da hasd assert that the garrison have re
I fused fn recognize the cap1tu1ssion, and encoun.
ters with the German garrison are taking ntace,
AL TIE French Aarshnls and Generals hare beeu
ofderet1 BY King William, at tho request Of Ma.
po1enn. TO report 1t f:1ssel without delAy
ToCRs, Nov. "A despatch has BEEN received
here from Ariou. Belgium, which announces that
Meta has not caottu1ated; that in, the ga111scns
fofte. and foWns refuse to sgrec to tho capttua.
! ton Of Hazatne. and tho Prussfkus have reautued
| their rt'sltj1n around the place.
BERLIN, Nov 1-Evening.-The delay In the
occupation OF Metz hus given rise to dlsquetiur
rumo1s. 1t is attributable to the extensive prep.
| arataoDs necessary for the reception anl trans,
| port OF the p7soner4 The cap!tulattoc will tf
| complied with in every particular
LONDON, Nuv. a.-The special CORRESPONDENT o1
| the New York Tribune a1 Metz te1e9ranhs M the
I'd: II am informed from trustworthy source
that the Prussians found in the magazines and
arfena1s Of the forts stores Ut all Kinds Including
proTisione. Sufficient for the maintenance OF the
garrison until March.
PR1soNKRs EN RoUTE 10 PRUSSIA.
SAARBRrcE, Nov. 2-Four trains, witt, rrtson
ess, arrived here on Sunday and Monday. sey.
snousand prisoners are expectet
to pass through saar Louis, anal eighty
/ fhnffEHnf- -nr}-
, 1870-11-03

LONDON, Nov e.-The Standard cont1adicts the
report OF the conference Of LegittmEsts and Or.
leanists chiefs At Copplin, Switzerland.
, 1870-11-03

DETROIT, Nov. 2-Thirty free trade Repub1i.
cana publish cards to-day In favor Of E1hrfdge,
Democrat, for Congress- as against Wa1drou,
p1otectionist, In this district.
, 1870-11-03

LoSDoS, NV a.-Tne reports which have heen
IN circulation ct Cabinet crisis IN Holland, are
confirmed. D'R. Fock aud Van Bnsse have heeu
entrusted With the reconstruction Of the Ministry.
, 1870-11-03
MISSOURI.

WAttGier Declluess
. BOSTON, Noy. ~ hitter, the poet, declines
the nomination for Congress.
, 1870-11-03

LONDON, Nov. 2--TEe Bavariau Government has
been INSTRUCTED to discontinue sending REINFORCE
neots to the army around Par1s.
The Empress Eugrnle lefs Wilhelnlsaoe yesrer-
day. She travels strictly 1ncca1,to.
Baron Rcust isb.lsy attempt 10 bring together
a European CtngstM which will guarantee the
Safety, Independence, and support OF the French
people.
The raatry assertion Of Lord Granville, that the
export nf arms and munitions Of war to France
was more extensively carried on In America than
In England, while no protest had baen addressed
to Washington. was met on the German aide with
the argument that the German government be-
1eVed the national feeling OF the Germans
IN America, where they form a large
portion Of the population aud
are m influential political element, Will urge the
United States Government to prevent by all nos
sihle means the giving Of support to France,
which would lend to Increased sacrifices Of their
countzs1nen and prolong the slaughter.
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MASONIC notice.,


Regular Communication Thpa, j. Turner Lodke No
90. hia tfhu1sdAy) evening, at Blaucy Ha1i 81 Dear
boHaEt Work on the Master Macon Degycc, Brefh
ZEN s1e cordially Invited
ISLE BURNAM. Secretary
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th1oughout the kingdom. The expenses Of His
Holiness and his Court shall be furnished by
ltaly, Tho also assumes the dshts hitherto con-
uanted By the Pont,acal State for the Tranquility
Of the Catholic world and tho powers ITALY u
disposed to guarantee liberties Of the Church md
Independence Of the Pope By sancuoninX them In
an International treaty. By these commissions
the government wishes to prove to Europe that
Italy respects the sovereignty Of the Pope, c0o.
formally to the principle Of "a free Church tn
free State,n
During the last two ttayr. the Ambassador OF
Ausu1a. and Ministers Of Holland and Portugal.
were received hy His Holiuess 1t is believed
that tho Pope wisely accepts the situation, and ap
proves OF Austria taking the lead In calling an
international Congress-, which wfll formally re-
ce1ve his sanction Of the above conditions.