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The New York herald., 1870-11-07

A Wen ConGus.ci Kuoclsdown-AI,cn Has 1t
Ell HIS Own Way from the First ~
la2hcr as u WscstIer.
IT. LOUIS No., Nov. O. 1870
The fight between Allen and Gallagher yesterday
mornin! is considered light affair ana has Gre
atel no excitement 1t was quite private, there
being but twenty-five persons present. Gallagher
seemed 10 be ovcrtrained and Allen had too much
ncsn for Il long lgnr.
In the first round after some sparring Allen
caught Gallagher On the nose, then the mouth,
drawing Irst blood. clincn followed ana Allen
Was lhrown heayly.
IN the second round Allen gave Gallagher heavy
blow on MS eit eye, then one on MS nose again
on the mouth. Another clincl, aud Allen down.
III tue thlrd round Allen got m un Ga lagher's
hrs ast, ana light one on the damaged eye. a
cllnch and Allen again under.
In Inc iourth rouni there was considerable fight
Ing, all IN iayof OF Allen. Another clIncl and Alien
again vas THROWN.
N the ifh round Allen got In both right and left
on Galiaghers ncss and eye and then terrible
upper cut on his nose, which feed hlnl like 10Y.
The remaining rounds Were but q repeI.ilon ol the
previous ones Gallagher only eettlng one, VIII. en-
caught Allen ullaer the iet e.c. Alien rs thrown
fourteen times. Ga agher showed mucn pluck,
aud at .ne close OF iie lgnt Allen oilcred TO back
him lof 500 against any novice
IAe part es returned TO the city together. Gala
gAer VIA be about i'll day or two
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
C,,!sc IN TIE WEST.

ErsnrrkrJle Murder T.inl i'm hi lsi-nn.
The Field-Ynnderpool murder case III Michigan,
now on It's second tra,, Is one OF the most remark.
able cases IN The criminal history OF that State
Herbert Fed was a native OF Lewiston, Mc., ana
twenty-on years Of age at the time OF his death.
He had led rowing life having been sailor ana q
United States marine, and having ped two most
peti!ous shipwlecGs one OF which wa, OF ku sian
bark near Riga. nc then passed through
iorhci the acquaintance III MISS liill, of
Lewiston, who oilcred 10 cGucat, hlm, and
wacn his health began to fail ironi the conine-
ment OF study. moved Tith HIM TO manistec, Mlch.,
where they lived together a. aunt and nephew,
tnnugn IL no way re lated. lie IN re met Wander.
poo and form d wan nitn banking Grm, Investing
ABOUT $7,U0J Wn.cn was fufnlshC1 him by MISS uii.
NanderpOo originated IN central New YORK, bore
good character aad has q young wife. lie put IN
$1,000 IN the hrn In september, 1862 Field wished
to with raw his funds and dissolve partnership,
which was finally agreed to, IN spite Of Vanderpoos
reluctance.
on saturday night they went into the bank to-
getncr, and twe.ve days after IIela's body was
found in the lake, several miles north VI Manistec,
haviug BEEN toWed away by under cur
rent. The theory IS that Vanderpool murdered
iii on sunday forenoon in the BANK, ana aIter.
ward deposited the body the axe. Stains upol tue
floor OF Ihe bank all carpetng have been an.lyled,
and the microscope re! caiS with startling certainty
the exact nature Of tne blood corpusces that they
must nave belonged 10 a human being. ana one or
the age OF Field. THIS character OF This evidence Is
the features U the trial, AL effort ID lnyaI-
dale tie testimony Oi The chemist having failed
alive on Sunday afternoon, and II tIat Is set
tied Naaaerp0ol colid not have pccn the nuruei er
Thus the mass oi evidence Is entirely circumslun-
tal. aiin only the most Careful sitting aud balancing
wlil Justly verdict OF guiey or ceai Inc prisoner
In Inc publc mind. THIS is his second u al, by til,
FIRST he was iouni guiity, bu5 the leclng aInst
HIM Was So strong ihat 1t was thought no more tlan
ialr To grant nun new trlal Iii icreul pdIL OF
tbs state. lie Is on LID. a. haianaz1o.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
MISSOURI.
The Political Canvass speech OF Gratz Brown
at ri. Louis.

The Political Canvass speech OF Gratz Brown
at ri. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. g. 1870.
The past week has been very busy one with
Politicians of all parties. Meetings. were held
nightly and much vlgor and carncstness was dis
played. Friday night senator Drake delivered an
elaborate speech McCiurgs side, reiterating his
charge against Senator Schurz ana Gratz Brown,
tal they designed 10 break up the republican patty
III Missouri, and denouncing the boiters generally in
strong and bitter terms. Last night the liberal re-
plblicals had large meeting az Une Court House.
Coionei Brown and several otner prominent men OH
thai SIDE spoke and much enthusiasm was mani
iesei. The most nolabie feature IN Browns speech
Is the following closing paragraph
Fellow citlzens republicans, democrats cOnserva-
tiVes Uiu nae wIgs--l address my sell 10 all vi you,
because III tils canvass nave spoken TO the people
VI Missouri without distinction OF party In bcali OI
Coinion ireeuoil equally lroln pontleai disabilities
aDpl.ed " persons anu nom the more subtle slave
ries uf property IN the guse vi taxation and tar H.
nave mace square i.5t No man can say nave
evaded the live iSsues vi these tlnies or sought an
eicc.on unuer aay uisgulse or suDLeriuge as ID my
own position or Tie allliudc OF this canvass, and lf
II shall 70 iUrn Oh The eve Ol Tuesday next tna the
pcol.e oi las state have committed to my cnarse
Ie uesi mes oi It's government Tor the ensuing
shall That they nave endorsed the doctrine Of
equal rIgns 10 ali nen ana that any aoridg.neat OF
peisuIii ilUcriy III Il Tree republic I5 tyranny and
tnaJ any levy Vi taxes Ior ostensioc pr0tecton TO
specla interests - punuer. ln making tns CANVASS
l nave been aSStlieu Nv all tne combined we. gng
Of u national aud state administration. The edlct
has gone iOrtn 10 ollce-n0Iders that thclr heads
wuuu ue IN the barrel before the moonlight Ii they
dared To say tielr souls We're neir own and vote as
irceuleI. Ile levy vi blackIDall their sender
saG.ries has ncel ruihlessy carried on. military
reputation is launted IN Ine against our personal
iecdonl. Let me say, then, again. tnat il tnis fgnt
sha go wiSn us sliaii cain all over tile
II Is tne verdict oil Tree people; that power shall
come from ucneath and not descend from above:
L..t the civll service 3ali be purged the partl.
gaglshp that breeds meas ireieSs corruption aud be
Mnoln he reopc do mol want, and that before God
we VIII rle the Declaration OF independence and
uecarc not merely that every mta born II and
equui. that every snai 1--we and die Tree and
equal III tAls, cur republic.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
SOCIAL EXC lEsCsNCES.

Between three AMI four O'Clock yesterday after
noon the police or Newark effected the arrest Of
"Oysterman" Morgan, resident OF No. 462 Broad
street. ana Of the hardest in the city. The
charge against him Is grand larceny. lie entered
store III North Cdnai street, Kept by one Joseph
Weiser. and grabbing an 0vercott ran of Wtn IT,.
Being partially intoxicated lie was OverGaken by
Mrs. Wclser, who recovered POSSESSION oil the gar
menf. lie has already serv u term In the stats
Prison.
Late on Saturday night ofncer William Van Wart
arrested drunken man III Ogden street. cue s.lcna i
ShicI; ana his wie, rs alleged, and others. inter-
leired and wrested TIE prisoner away from the
0iiicer ana In addition Knocked him down, beat and
Kicked hum almost 10 death. In iapping Tor nelp lie
smashed his clnb aud was pOwerIess Ia the nalus ol
the ruillans. Yesterday ais iice was mass VI cuts,
bruises ana discolorcI lesh. No arrests.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
IEs LATE JOHN SrlsT0y.

The funeral OF the late John Stanton. the wei
! ynown Journalist ani humorous wri er took pace
(, oser.iA afternoon from ST. isuEe's Episcooal
= lurcn o. u clinton avenue near fulton The corpse
W .hch W, " clcased in q handsome rosewood
co IN with liver mountiags, had very natural look
po "a OF his lends and associates reviewed 1t At hIs
resi-, ience, No. 3s5 Adelphi street. AT two O'CLOCK
For, tuda Lodge, NO. ~ L. and a. M, to which
he M heen attached FOR some years past, appeared
AT The house and bore The body 10 the church.
Ihous. lds who .iaa read his weekly ssptsses 2 un-
der the noin a. ptnale OF cory OLanus.' were as-
traced 10 tle caGicA Ny curiosity 70 take ,,rc-
Neu 10 OK AZ Tie author; bIG the cnnrch
wa, MOI large enough 10 accommodates. one
olrtu ,. iHOsc VINO sought utlm.ltluce.
mo am ngen0AtS were not Tor 50
lafre a 4 atacrlnE, aad consequently there was
COa~lieran. Y hViaN' htic was large LutuDes OF
the lelrese! i.aveS OF the press OF bvin Ne York
a4t Dluo slq present. aS wen a- Ge efais, Senator's
actors pot 'eiaii@, lawyers and ccfsylesi, an of
Mnon we've tue remains Win s0rgnwini hearts
and fearful yes iAe funeral services were rsal
Dy the Rey Dr. Diefoe ST. l.uke's, ~ the CONCLUSION
OF which the VLi.hs were takei 10 cypress siIilS
Cemetery, folio, VIZ " M Der hged family anu rcll
tlyes aud Ine me W5eri ol his Lodge. lie buried
with tie solemn us VI tue ufdcr 10 Wuich nc be-
longed.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
MAS SACHuS IT rs.

Inm crse Fire in Rox3usy-Thc Lead HInnn-
iG GcMpan.'s Main Bnii.iag
Durned-Lnss about Half n EI.liian Dollars.
BOSTON, Nov. Q, 1870.
The main building OF the Boston Lead Manufac-
turing Company OF brick, 200 feet frontage, l2o feet
depth and four stories HIGH located IN Roxoury,
was wholly destroyed by fire late last night The
basement was used for the storing or material and
cOnra ned large tanks o lnscca. In the Brst slCry
were tue once ana Tie lead pipe presses anu sheeC
leau rUcfs The VI per Stories were used storage
and MISUNDERSTANDING purposes. Tne machinery ald
white lead Cleil4cal Woras are said 10 have cost
$-0y,0JU ana Inc m Ia buiiding as much more The
total loss IS not ye0 csMmated. There was u laIge
in- usanCe on The properly. Mr.. Aaron ID. Williams
Is President vi The company
The New York herald., 1870-11-07


The lecture season has commenced cariy
md actively this year, ana promises 20 bo
profitable one for the lecturers. Male and
female lecturers, travellers, humorists, ex-
plorers, thco'ogians, scientists aud statesmen
have entered the arena for honor and tho
greenbacks. The lec,uring business on l. large
scale is becomins peculiarly Of the United
States, and begins to rival the theatre as an
amusement some OF the most prominent and
cultivated men OF the country, such as Sena-
tor Sumner and Wend II Paillips, engage n 1t.
The lecture combines anIsemsnt with iIsiruc-
ton, and there being large class of people
who, from reli yious or other scrnp.es, do not
20 to tho theatre, they fini entertainment in
this way. Among the most popular female Ice
turers Is Miss Kate III Id, and among the male
Paul d,i Caal!u. We mell n Du Caaillu par
ticularly because we see from the press that
he is lec.uring and announced to lecture in
every direction, North, South, East and West
1t is reported, too, that he is going across the
Continent, among tue adventurou; people of
California and Of the other mining States and
Territories There, no doubt, his extraprdi-
nary adventures and explorations in Africa
will be better reished than anywhere else
No lecturer Of the time his such an
abundance of novel ana Interesting mat
ter as Mr.. Du Claillu. His eight or ten
years experience in part Of the world and
among tribes OF people unknown before is ike
q romance-.ike tae romance Of Robinson
ments. Then, be has the happy faculty Of
describing, both in his lectures and books, the
scenes and incidents Of his evcn.ful lie and
journeys in familiar and graphic manner
While the scientific man is instructed the boys
ard girls cf-the schools hear him with delight
and profit. Nor should we neglect TO mention
among our popular lecturers DR.. Hayes, The
Arctic explorer and companion OF Dr. Kane.
lie is one of the best cultivated and most e!o-
quent speakers, and, like Du ChaLlu, has
plenty OF marvellous adventures to relate.
Among the host OF lecturers, too numerous to
name, we fiad some reconstructed colored
brethren. Mr.. Reves, fol owing the example
, of his white collca ue in the United States
Senate, Mr. Sumner, has undertaken to en-
Tighten the people OF New England by leciur-
ing on political and social subjects, but the
Eegro-worshppi1 Puritans do not give him
much encourag ment. The colored man Is
about played out as a sensation in New Eng
land. Even Wendell Phillips has dropped
him and has taken ~ earnestly the canse of
the poor white people. On the whole, the
season opens prom singly, and the time has
come when both lecturers and the people
will lock eagerly 10 tie columns OF the HERALD
for its reports of the lectures.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

IL announced. IT VIII be succeeded by "Sonnam-
buIau
4 lne bill ID promisei Tonight at the BROOKLYN
Opera House b. Andy McKee, Add Weaver. Mcoar-
ton ana n star troupe.
SeebacniA farewell na,intc o n Wailacks on Satur-
day was very well atlendsL " - very rcmar.AJ.o
thai during the egglGeaent or tlil3 siltel lauy IN
New OK a Very small proportion OF her patrons
were Gernals. fne English speaking puDic lUrnc1
threei0ugths ol the audience, but tne seimAha
epnced utter indifference toward one oL their Moss
talented conltrywomen. IL - hard thing 10 say
but llie iscts Of the l!uyc IL. Minc. cv0bacn
pays IN PntaAeahla ills week. \
MT. Jerome HOPKINS gave ine ilrst or MS Orphe0n
fund concerts AZ Ar0llO Hal on Saturday evening.
ihe hail Has crowded, anl tine programme fun u
interesting lcataes. Nine. Alna Dishop.Sciu!tz
sang Angels Ever l;rgNt and talrr aud Meyer
peer scena ~ nat Gnishei artistic styie tnat cha-
Tacieti'es the gret Dtiaa Noytt, and Aessis. Ducu
ann MAraeae ana ehorns from the Ospaeon Society
gAse Aii. hophin5 valuable dss5tnltce.
hle. fAnny JauaascrcX piayed last week IN Phila-
uelQAla Her success AHs even greater tnnn tlAo
which ausnAea nee IN Nga York. lAe press speak
W W hSt ~ ihs Ihpsl eNlfaya9anb tefiis. auu pro-
np.nse ie. tae lrSt aCtess Oh the American stage.
L.Net Slice Hef utDnl iA ngsh JduaAsgliek has met
Wilh Tue most mhrkel encourage cement, and though
~. Pa, : ~ Whica she appeared were nackncycd,
w Iahc ihFc teu "a "a Character win sach nobilly,
lower ahu SShioe '.dt tue Oldest theatrc-g0er was
astphlshei sic " IL SHORTY appear m i new play,
cspeuIti8 prepared Icf Dar, ciuel "guar.Otte Cor.
nus WHICH " rtreng situations, dramatic interest
stn pictures oi ihe Reign OF lerror surinsses even
lhc "eA knOwa Ma,ie Antulnetle ol i.istorl.
: huhiauu faconef lS yln9 ia y critical coz litou
from paralysis IN London.
mt. a. - clarke drew good houses last week nj the
Wdnut Phiiaci uhia Ils ,roX an l.eo.s,, ,,ec ,nc
IdNorLe after the lifst III ht.
iAe nousehalA sisters tave a concert I'm the same
chy anu met w'th gfea' success. IAey are very
talented ladies' ana deserve enconrlgeinelt 80
Alr anu Mrs, Barney Williams pl.ly this week IN
atimore. TIE GENIAL Bly Florence aiic lady nave
ls ~ SAVANNAH, Cd, on a Starring tour.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
IElESahpHIc NEWS ITEMS.

Thc freight train the New Orleans and Jackson
Railroad OF thu al Catcrs Cut, La, saturday.
Tea shed and the passenger traias delayed
The Atlantic Base Ball Cub OF ST. Louis arrived New
Or cans yesterday! and are the guests OF the southcrncs,
win wnon they payer sunday afternoon ihs game was
end the seyeltA inning Il the
All resulted IN iayor OF the .ouhcrnvrso to H.
II the highest Official authority that the
In John H. JnOnas Jr. Collector OF
Customs OF tue port OF Baltimore without oani
the Collector retains the confidence oil the
tiortics at asaington.
The Of r Boningsr South Charles street. Baltimore
entered by pu!sais on saturday nih and tae sae
broken OF lt 800 bonds consisting OF
"a UuJ uonts of tie Banorc and Ohio Railroad Company
Sb,0tN " LniEgton Bruse company, @3CL0 townattan
steamboat Company and $l9oJ n sharea OF the parkcs
bur- Railroad ConparYs
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
Lawlcssncss IN South Carolina.

We published about week ago letter
from our Richmond correspondent detailing
riotous outbreak which had Just occurred in
Laurens county, South Carolina, arising ont of
political causes, or, at least, Immediately fol-
lowing heated political contest. We yester-
day received q lengthy communication from a
republican gentleman residing in Columbia
contradicting some Of the statements Of our
correspondent, and impuiing responsibility for
the riot to the rowdy element on the demo-
cratic side. According to this writer there
were twelve persons murdered in these riotous
proceedings, all Of them being republicans.
and most Of them colored. Without under
taking to decide as to ths party on which the
greatest share of responsibility rests for this
and similar outrayes all over the South, we
must express our regret that the quiet, simple
minded colored men OF that region are not
allowed to live and labor in peace, without
being tormented and excited by political
demagogues, who profess 10 BE- their friends
but are their worst enemies. Our politics in
the North are bad enough, in all conscience,
but in the South they are an unmitigated
curse and nuisance, and the black part Of the
population is that whica suffers anl will suffer
most from them.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

DoB.-'n brooklyn, on Sunday. November @, Mrs.
CArHAglNE DOE.
The relatives ana friends or the family arc re-.
spe.tfuv invited 10 attend the ftnera, on Weane :
day afternoon. at two O'Clock, from The residences
Oi her grandson i1-llw, j. U.oWcI Gore. old No
2l], new NO. 25i, Carlton aycnne. brooklyn
PRIi.iE.- Suddenly, Oh Saturday. NJ. .ember q
JONATHAN son Of Jonathan and CatharIne ietrie IN,
the 4tm year OF his age.
me relatives all rlends OF the family are respect
fully invited u attend tie eral fro the re slcsca
OF MS parents, Ill Eas Tnirticth street. on Tuesday
afternoon, az one O'Clock.
PEGK.--Un sunday November g, BENNETT w
PECK, aged II years.
Notice OF funeral IN this evenings papers.
[For O'her Deaths see Ninth PaQel
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

BRENNAN FOR SHERIrr.-AheA IS
period of official service in various ca. :, !,
il is real pleasure to witness. the CO. !
Gnanimi,y with which tho nomination -
Matthew +. Brennan for Sheriff has been PC
ceyed by all classes Of people. In all his
Official relations with our citizens, especially
when as Comptroller he had charge Of the
treasure Of the city, or rs Police Commls-
sioaer, he has bson alwaYs the same urbane,
conscientious and capable officer. A plan ing
Hin,
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
n. 'ATRs BY sJa,,ss.
IN oua gesiden e Destroyed-Four
Girls Pc, isi iu The riau,cs.

Girls Pea isi ia The hiauics.
The Burlington nuN ~ HdukeDe says that carly
ON tue 2lst ult IN liz " CITY, The saloon and resi-.
dence Of Michael Bache were burned and four per-
sons persisted IN the lam es
IL appears that the pro. s.e'or oil the saloon and
one Of his daughters coiilnei To bed vita in
termltten fever aui ;naJ . parets ana sick cnil
dren occupied the front u On tie secJnd nuor,
While a son, PLilip Eachcr, slept IN an ahion ng
room back or tGen cared 1. ~ Wl,uNe room. Inc
third room upon the second Il, ,5F was uHoccupiel.
Back ol tile saloon ugon he first moor was
room used as a Eitcnnn, in , yhIcn was cOOSing
stove with pipe running Il. fohEn the ceiuE.
kindlay and wool wa, souietls ~ placed about tho
stove nj III the oven to sea 5on ~ iad been some
times known TO ca ca nre--uuE I'll ere had been nO
lire hut Iii the stove FRIDAY evening.
Tue ire hal got under iui headway when the family
were aroused Two chIdrcn wee passed Out
through window. Oinef menloc OF III: family
nearly reisiied IN the smoke. lhe fol lowing, how
ever. were unable 10 get ont, anu thci bnrne1
mains were buried III olc coffin. Tire daughters
OF Ar. Bacacr-Sardh baeher, seventeen years; Nary
Bachcr, nne years; Al. Bacher seven years, ana
Mary Cocka,ne, = grahddaus ter, lDur ears. Tho
iaaily were Germans ana nal lived III LII country
until within year past.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
The Legal Tender Act Before The Supreme
Court AgnIn.

II appears that the question Of tho constitu-
tionaity Of the Legal Tender act is to be
brought up before the United States Supreme
Court to-day. This question has been irdi-
recly before the court several times on side
issues; but now il is TO come up in direct
form in the D.rning legal tender case. The
consti.utionality OF the act, as we'll as the
question of the payment Ct gold interest on
bonds issued before 1862, viii be argued. II
Is thought by some tat dec Sion may be given
against tie constitntionality Of the act. We
have no idea, however, that the court VIII do
anything to cmbarrass the government or TO
disturb the financial affairs Of the country
Should The court, in the absence of Chief
Justice Chase and Mr.. Justice Nelson, incline
to the opinion that the act is unconstitutional
some way will be found, perhaps, to stave eff
q decision Not that such q decision might
now result seriously, as the action OF Congress
md the administration and he decline Of gold
to low premium have pretty we'll settled the
question FOR the present as regards all practi-
cal purposes. In a short time, probably, it
will make no difference practically whether old
debts be declared payable in greeabacks or
specie, for th SO two kinds of money are
steadily approaching to par. The political
question, with regard to the powers Of Con
gress, is, however, an important one; but il is
hardly the time to act wpon th at, and it should
be acted upon only By full bench
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
A CONGRESS- AND TIE POPE.

Bcust ard EisEiaE cl1--Nlfc Porc and the King.
LONDON. Nov. 0, 1870.
Despite scmioalcial contradictions at Vienna.
must insist upon The TACT that Count Won Bcust
mootcd The question OF a European Congress to IN.
sure the Independence OF the Pope. II he did not
do SO elsewhere he did at Florence
Efforts have been made TO induce King William
to do something Tor The Pope. Germany, however,
regards this metlcr rs exclusively concerning Italy
and VIII always respect the independence Of that
nation.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
TELEGRAPnC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Austria Moving for a European
Congress.
E,aINAaY RESPECTS UNITED ITALY.
PRUSSIA.
THO Ee..crai uons.iaa,ioa--rus,iurucns Likely

Tho lTcdcra; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r4cna Likely
to Assemble an smnee.,
LONDON, Nov. O. 1870.
The deliberations on the German federal constltu-
ton at headquarters nc Versailles have made so
much progress that 1t Is possible The leiesiag will
bc summoned to assemble ut Versailles, as it is
necessary for the kiag - b. prasGat at tie dis
eussons o. the new federal constitution, and IN his
character as Comman er-nChief or the German
armies lie is prevented from going to Germany.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
soath Gcrn,ao Policy.

LONDON, Nov. G, 1S7a.
correspondent at Berlin telegrapAs to-day
Waitenburg Baden ard Aesse Dar.astadt bayo de-
lnte!y agreed 10 accept the Nogth German constltu-
ton and cate. the Confederation Ba;a,il stlli re-
tuses, and Insists on separate treaty wiSn North
Germany reservlng her military and diplomatic
soYereigntY.
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The OIircrs' Examining Board.
Tho number OF cnlcers who have thus far been
ordered before the Army Beard, OF which General
Hitchcock Is president. at Washington, Is about
fifty. Tney are required TO answer the allegations
OF unfi,ness, forward waiver If they do not dc
sire 70 appear \ he officers principally leutcli-
ants, wltl one major and several captains
The New York herald., 1870-11-07

yfojcct, rs set rortn in tho HERALD OF ycs.er-
day, seeks to raise the sum of one hualrel
thousand dollars, SO as to enable the direction
to obtain like amount from tho Leg stature
for the charity. 1t is TO b, hoped that the
good Sister will be entirely successful
The New York herald., 1870-11-07
ENGLAND.

Eu.enie ut Chnrcil--rn rliamcntnry Calcuia.
tions.
LONDON Nov. 6, 1870.
The Empress EugGnic and the Prince Imperial at
tended mass to-day at the Catholic church Ch,sel-
hurst.
Miner Gibson viii probably run for Parliament
from the Isle OF Wight.