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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.-Passcd in
for Baltimore, ship Washington Booth, from
Philadelphia; brig George Burnham, from
Havana and bark Pleaides, from Matan-
zas. Passed out, brig Chesapeake, for De-
marara.
Arrived, coast survey steamer Bibb, Cap
tain Platte, which will sail in 4 day OF two
to take soundingS of HattcraS.
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MADRID, August 9. - The Ministerial
'aunci) has been debating 4 note recently
!1'"lyed nom Washington in regard to
uha, in which the United States Govern
'A'n' demands, among other things, indcm-
my ior American citizens Illegally expelled
'"In The island.
Maggie Mitchell (now Mrs. Paddock
'"ns Il neat gothic cottage and five acres OF
,AoInd ut Long Branch, and here our popu-
.dr tnvnrite resides with her husband and
~ little cricket, Fanchon. That's what
,'f:fsic calls the baby, and pretty little
."'AR it L.. The family appear TO live very
"4IIlly, and enjoy life il Il reasonable man
!ar. .Ls. l'aidock is looking Il tribe older
'hni sh" 90 OF the occasion Of her last
Wat It. " heel!ng, but is in excellent health
"'!d as Yi'aciouz and merry as ever Wheel,
rn9 Hegsttr.
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LONDON, August 3-Foon. -Consols, sSj. United
States Bonds, sea-
LONDON, August 3 = EUenipg.-Consols s. :;
United States Bonds, s2s. Stocks flat. Tailow
dull
LIv ERrooL, August -Noon.-Cotton steady
uplands. 3d.. Orleans, Std; estimated sales, 900
bales.
LIVERPOOL, August 3--1|fernoon. Cotton
easier, but not lower; sales won't exceed 200
bales
LIVERPOOL August 3 Euening. -Cotton I'M
changed; sales 5000 bales, including 600 bales
for speculation aud export.
PARIS, August s.-Bourse opened quiet; rentes,
6ff 55C.
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EXCURSION TICKETS
ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIN.

IA EOAD.-PASSENGER SCHEpULE:
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danyille pas.
se,geEs leave Richmond daily except Sundays,
At y25 A. M; leave Burkeviie daily Except Sum
'isysi AZ L. NJ. arrive at Danyille daily Tex.
cei,t Sun'ayS) at 5:55 =. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
And EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily At $50
P. Ii; leaves DanvilIe daily at as A, M.; arrives
ut Greensboro daily 81 ass A. N.
GOING Notwithstanding aud Danyille pas
sengers leave Dauville daily except SundayS) at
7:io 4. d.. leave Burkeville daily except SIM
d&ss) at Z. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays ut 1888 7. III. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro, daily at s.ls
Z. ii. leaves Dsnviile daily at l:57 L. NJ. ar
rlyes - Richmond daily at 7:l0 A. NJ. pa
The Lynch5urg and Danyille Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
Southside, road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg and all stations the Soutiside and Vir-
ginis and Tennessee railroads., Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &c, &c. |;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS aud CHILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. .s..... THOMAS DODAMEAD, n.
jyi5 Superintendent.
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The Nathans Murder-Arrest Cor AL
legged FrasIli.

New York, August 3.-All the evening
papers say the detectives have clue which
will surely lead to the detection Of the
Nathans murderer.
Alexander Albergcr, brothcr-in-law of
the IIayticn Minister, has been arrested
here on complaint of Downing, the we'll
known colorcd caterer, for defrauding him
of large sums in speculative Investments in
trade with Ilayti. He was hailed.
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4 J. tMiLr or EGETARiANS.-A Cincinnati
>lhI"man bears strong evidence 10 the all
'HlAel"ncy at Il vegetable diet. He writes
THE Hroid IF NeaiM that his family had
N'd tor "N'r twenty years on Il vegetable
'Hi lrult diet mainly, during which time
'"' had employed Il physician but twice,
'a" then no medicine was given. Ills wife
Lover inlr YEAR, old, and yet teaches school
"-ularly, walking Il distance OF two miles
'HH back every day. Moreover, they have
Ii>,d cigh, children, including twins and
"'iI"ta. Alter This who 4hall dare say that
"''hAi lood Is necessary TO the highest m
W. ''rl ual ana physical efficiency: Another
i''u'I;Tity al The family OF this Cincinnati
Vegetarian Is that they eat but two meals 4
""}. 10 THIS Fact probably more than TO
iA'l abstinence from meats do they owe
n.'r remarkable immunity from The usual
i.t,hy ills,
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The Suspended Central Bank.

New YORK, August 3.-The Central Bank
of Brooklyn, which suspended yesterday
had $500, 900 of deposits. The assets of the
bank are Sl50,0O0. Pruyn, the president
has transferred all his property, worth
$3.50, 600, TO the bank, which will exceed
his Indebtedness. Tie speculated disas
trOllslY in Pacific mail stock.
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The Printers Strike In san Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.--Most of the
papers here have submitted to the advance
in price of composition to sevcnty-iive
cents per thousand. The Morning Call and
the Bulletin, however, hold out against it,
and have telegraphed East for compositors.
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Congressional Nomination In
VtrU intR-

NORFOLK, VA, August 3.-Hon. james
Ii. Plat was nominated for re.lcction to
Congress to-day by the Republican Con-
vcntion held in Portsm outh by nearly a
unanimous vote.
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DR. ORIARD, formerly of Paris, now
president or the Allopathic and Homeopathic
College vi New Orleans. will make Richmond his
residence Tor some months, IN order 10 perfect
an Office at No. Eli GOVERNOR STREET. and
offers his services to those who may be suffering
from t...ar
DISEASES OF THE EYE. i
that having been his speciality, and In which is
has been highly successful both In Paris aud In
New Orleans. .E5 ls53 La .
Office hours commencing Thursday, July 2sth,D
from 10 A. M. to l.. u. Jy 22-ImH
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COTTON MILLS.

NJ = -
The subscribers, having taken charge OF. are
now generating the MANCHESTER COTTON
AND WOOLLEG MANUFACTURING COM
PANY,S MILLS. Are prepared to offer
ga and rs BROWN SHIRT1NGS,
4-tBROWS SHEETISGS,
EXTRA OZNABURGS,
COTTON YARNS tall Sos.l,
of the we'll known and popular brands OF the COM
pany. ,,,,.,
t,fiica Al Messrs. Winston Il Powers, corner
Fourteenth and Cary streets: Post, once box NO.
45i. L. uhAhaGi az W.
RICHMOND, July %. 1870. 1y.S-lin
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP,
II TON 70 the capital stock OF the Richmond
and Lynchburg Railroad Company tstraighs SHOE.
will be opened under the supervision OF com mus.
sioners appointed for that purpose, on ana alter
the 5th day of September 1870 at the o nf ~
liam b. Isaacs & Co.. Lynchbnrg, at the once Oh
Edward S. Brown ESQ. ut the conr..hotses o. ,me
followiug-naIned colniles-viz, Powlatan Cum
beriaud. Eucknehsm, and Appomamttox;; Aiao'
nj rho office uf Colonel William Il. woodbridge
Coalticld, Chesterfield county, and at the Town
Hall In the town or Manchester.
1aii - VA WILLIAM l.. BURWELL,
| Secretary OF Meeting Of lncorporators'
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Export of Specie from New York.
New YORK, August 3.-The steamship
Cuba and Manhatt tan, for Liverpool, to-da,
took out 81 900 900.
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LONDON, August st is rrlmored that
England and the United States are urging
negotiations whereby Hamburg and Bre-
men may be kept rs open ports during the
war.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, August 3.-The Danish
press is favorable to France in this str,1r-
gle. .~
HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, August 3.-The Dutch
troops now OCCUPY Harlem and Utrecht,
and various points on the Iissel.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, August 3.-The Austrians are
generally exultant over the abrosation of
the Concordat.
BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS. August 3.-The Roman Catho-
lie party have been successful in the late
election.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
TRAIN No. l.--THROUGH MAIL TRAIN via
Washington leaves the depot. corner Of Byrd and
Eighth Streets daily at Ills A. NJ. Arrives III
Richmond daily ut 1898 L. M.
TRAIN No. 2.-Thc BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting ut Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgcanna and fr0nsides, leaves Tho
depot, corner of Broad and Eighth streets, daily
(Sundays excepted) at O'Clock Z. NJ. Arrives In
Richmond Mondays exccpted) ut $50 A. M
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptedl. at s:ss
z. NJ. Arrives in Richmond tMondays cxceptcd)
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG G.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTH, EAST, and NORTHWES So
FREfGHTS contracted for and forWarded
daily. With dispatch, TO all points NORTH ana
WEST. "
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE Eek.
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford statton
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner or Broad
and Eighth streets, at pa. d.. Returning, WIZ
leave Milford on Mondays at 6:2s A. d. ana ar
! rive ut Richmond at $3.50 a. III.
| Apply at COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner OF
o10'" ]-'N ''o j. Is. GENTLY,
| General Ticket Agent.
| ED. 7. D. MYERS, General Superintendent
| te 30
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EsnSp.FsRll Match.

WASHINGTON, August 3.-The Olympics
to-day beat the Haryards "a match game at
baseball. Score, IS TOT.
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DOUND-TRIP TICKETS,
II = ~
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET, RID
ING, WARM and BATH ALUM SPRINGS, and
SOCkBKIDGE BATHS. Good for ten days.
Also, .....l,.... ...#s ..
EXCURSION TICKETS
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO-
GA, aud LAKE GEORGE, at low rates. p, ~.
j. +. METH ERLAND, &.
jy8-t15A General Ticket Agent.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

TIIE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
CHECK BOOKS ON THE NEW STATE BANK
OF VIRGINIA,
Also CHECK BOOKS on the other banks OF the
city,
NFG0TIABLE and PROMISSORY NOTES,
BONDS, DRAFTS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILLS OF LADING, &C., for sale by
WOODIiOUSE Il PARHAM,
ty7 booksellers and Stat!oners.
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THE BELaIuM PORTS.

BERLIN, August 3.-King William has
Issued proclamation at Mayence assuming
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Obituary.

Obituary. ,-
ST. LOUIS, August 3.--James Harrison, OF
| the firm of Chouteau, Harrison & Vale, is
dead.
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r1,IIE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
4 BOOKS made to order Is ut kElNINGHAM'S
ROCK BINDERY, corner OF Broad and Ninth
RULING and BINDING of any description at
short notice. JIG II
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RENTHSTREs

Y,AYLoR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1l12
I MAIN STkEET, tower Tribbetts coEfrc-
tionery) extract teeth without pain; insert Teeth
as low rs Si5 and don't Charge ijr eAlraGliiS
Tiled with gold ard warranted fer life, IT
TAYLOR BROTHERS,,
lllo Main street. Richmond, Va.
a. E.-Irstrrctlons In any branch Of dentistry
given 10 the profession on reasonable terms.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG H. t. Gu, I
RICHMOND. April q. h7o. s~
THE TRAINS OVER THIS KoAD
4 run as follows: ,.o.r.pxr
Leave Richmond at 3:I5 A. NJ. and ESQ I. W.
Leave Petersburg at 10 a. 81. and Z :oa Z. M.
Freight and Accommodation train, WIN pavee 81
ger ear attached; will leave Richmond dairy at
A. N. :, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. Me- t0aA-
The SI5 A. HI. train will not leave Riehmopd on
SUNDAYS. and the 1906 Z. ". train will not lea'e
Psssenrnrs for Norfolk will take the $50 +. Nj.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. ,,.o.,,r,,r,
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
FRIDAYS. AZ
Leave Clover Fill at A. NJ, connec1ltk 90
Chester with the accommodation train. 80
gers returning will take the $50 L. M. tram con
THOMAS Il. WYNEE,
ap23 Superintendent.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

T ANDS IN LARGE
~ AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
l have In my hands for sale LANDS IN almost
every section OF tic State. 4 number of them are
large, flrst-clasS estates with splendid Improve.
ments and desirably located.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY
~ Coins l0l4 Main Street
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1870. 1870.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .f <

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
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DEmOVAL.-We have removed to the
HI building occupied by Major j. H Claiborne,
north side Main between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. HILL GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
+. ID. HILL,
n q CODnIN au 3--eod3s
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND.
POTOMAC ROUTE TO A LII POINTS
NORTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEST.
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SOUTIIERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y RICHMOND, Na.-This Institution will he
re opened on the FIRST MONDAY IN nCfo-
BIER MKT. A full corps of teachers will be In
attendance. and among them FRENCH Go
EFRAESS.
The charges for board have been reduced for The
ensuing session.
For catalogue, address
mn 1Sc,vt,p No z wcSt Grace street.
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UAIR.--600 bushels PLASTEkERS
II HAIR for sale by HULST KING,
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pLUE RIDGE SCHOOL,
~ ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

+ WISH TO RECEIVE INTO MY
l. FAMILY FOUR BOYS, from ten to fourteen
years Of age, to be educated with my sons. The
usual English branches, Latin and French, will
be taught.
TERMS Including everything except lights and
towels, 500 per session of ten months.
School will commence lst September next. Ad-
dress WILLIAM GORDON.
Elmingtop post-olIicc, Nelson county, Va.
u 30-po1lm
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NLITTERING TEETH.-Not only does
VI SOZODONT impart the Wilderness Of the
purest porcelain TO the teeth, but It's polish, too
They gisten after being brushed with II IKE the
inner surface OF an ocean-sliel and the encct Oh
this peerless dentrlhce is 10 render the enamci Is
hard and understandable IS adamant..
Save and mend the pieces-usa "aPALDiSG'
CLUE, au l--eoOlW
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VACCINE MATTER.-All persons wish
' Ing \ supply OF the PUREST VACCINE
VIRUS will be furnished without charge upon APP
plication 10 me 1t my Office, No. 22i6 Broad street
corner Twenty-third, until 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
between 3 and z. NJ.
= = G. W. HARRIS. NJ. D.,
Vaccine Agent for the Stale OF Virginia
I'm
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-On the 18th
Ia of August the Faculty will appoint en- IN
STRUCTOR 10 assist In the schools OF Modern
Languages Mathematics, ana English. Guaran-
to Chairman Of The Faculty. care Of Starke L
RYlann, OLE Main Street. LII
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Domestic Markets-GBY TELEGRAPH.

Whent-White. 1as bushels. Red, ia bushels
COrn.--Whitc, 7S bushels.
Rye.-l2 bushels.
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Foreign sIarkcts-[BY TELEGRArHl.

MOBILE, August 3.-Cottou quiet ut 17sc.; sale
$50 bales stock, 1887 bales.
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I RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Fall
40 sessl IN Will open on LAST THURSDAY IN
SErIEMBER and continue till LAST Til URS-
DAY ~ JUNE.
For particulars, address Rev. DIR. DUNCAN,
president Of the College, or
II. ESTILL, Secretary Of Faculty,
JJ 2o-tlstOct Ashland. Va.
The New York herald., 1870-12-10
THE P0PE'S TEMPORAL POWER.
Lecture of Archbishop Spalding
Last Night.
Why the Sovereign PontiR Should Be an Inde-
pendent Prince-Review Of the Growth
Of the Pope's Temporal Power-Ths
Sins Of the Napoleons and
Their Punishment
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 9, 1870.
Archbishop Spalding, Of Baltimore ectured this
evening at the Academy OF Music before crowded
audience, on the temporal Power or the Pope.n
Having been introduced, he spoke as follows:--
Let us begin by having clear understanding OF
what is meant by the temporal power OF the Pope.
BY this term we mean simply and only that
visible head and supreme pastor and teacher
of the whole Church. 1t is proper that he should
not be subject OF any other government but
should be independent OF all others, and should
have o small territory set apart for him, where he
may reside free and unmolested over which he may
rue as sovereign, and from which he may, without
let or hindrance carry on the spiritual government Of
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last year. ........................ 35Z
County Clerk, MIR. Charles E. Loew, administered
the oath Of Office yesterday to Sheriff elect Matthew
T. Brennan and COroners Patrick Fl. Keenan, Mel
son w. Young and Gershon n. Herman.
Yesterday Superintendent Kelso detailed picked
men from the police force and assigned them to
stationary posts at the doors OF four notorious abor
ton establishments. 1t is the intention Of the Super
1ntendent to station an officer at the door Of every
sibe, break up the business In which SO many
engaged
The remains OF an unknown woman, about
seventy years Of age, were found in Ffty-nintn
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, by officer
Anderson, of the Nineteenth precinct. She wore
black apron and dress, brown calico sack and black
wosen hood, laced boots and cotton stockings. The
body was removed to the MOrgue and Coroner
Schirmer notified.
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday the following
named conductors OF the Broadway and Seventh Ave-
nue. Railroad were held in $500 bail each to answer
on charge OF embezzling fares:-Timothy Fitz-
patrick, John IL. Reilly, Dennis +. Murphy, William
Smith and Francis McKenna. Some days since
eleven Others OF the conductors on this road were
held In bail to answer on similar charge, but as
yet nothing has tranSplred In regard to the CON-
plants.
The First Ward School Association will meet again
tlis evening, at haf-past seven O'Clock. for
The purpose OF completing their orga1zation
The committee to visit Mr.. Foulke, the for
mer principal OF the school, waited on HIN
on Thursday evening. and Obtained from
him permission to use his name In the title OF
organization. Mr.. FOulke received the committee
graciously, as is his went, and freely granted the
permission sought The meeting this evening IS ex-
pected TO be quite large and the association, when
perfected will be as strong IN numbers, AS innuen
tial truly representative OF the growth OF the
metropolis any similar organization In existence.
According to the report OF Fitzgerald Tisdall, Jr.,
director Of the free night classes Of Cooper Union
for November, there have been 2Os new admissions,
az to the School of Science and 1856 to the School
Art. The average attendance In the School Of Sci
ence has been 81; In the school OF Art $751; making
total OF 96s. Average attendance In the School OF
Teegraphy, 81 and average audiences In the School
OF Science 574, making grand total OF 1873 the
whole number OF persons Instructed IN the school, s
1754. The decrease in attendance has been al ia
the elementary classes OF algebra and natural PM
losophy but OF the remaining classes eleven SLOW
an actual Increase OF attendance. AS IuIe 1no
conduct of the students, as also their progress -
good.
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An IMMIGRANT COMMITS SUICIDE.

Among the passengers on the emigrant train AT
the depot OF the New Jersey Railroad in Jersey CITY,
last evening, was man whose name it is believed
was william Brennan. He had In his possession
through railroad ticket to California. About eight
O'CLOCK he deliberately walked out on the platform,
ena drawing out pistol, shot himself through the
mead Death was instantaneous. The body was
taken In charge by Coroner Wandle, who VIII hold
an inquest. There was no person with the unfortu.
nate man 70 give any statement as to the causes
which led To the suicide.
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guards around the only palace they vouchsafed -
leave him. This is.tho whole story In few words,
Of course the continuance Or the Vatican Council
became henceforth, for the time least simple I'm
possibility, and 1t was suspended but only for time
God Will soon arise up and Judge His own cause
When this time VIII come let his enemies tremble
vised vain thinRsp Why have the kings risen up and
the princes convened together against the Lord and
Hts annOintedf He who dwes In the heavens shall
deride tnem and the Lord shall laugh them to
ac0r
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours In COM
parlson with the corresponding day Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
macy, HERALD Building corner Of Ann street.
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Average ItuptIdIuTt yVsIcTUdy ia
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ..............,.... 35k
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County Clerk Mr. Charles E. Loew, administered
the oath Of office yesterday to Sheriff elect Matthew
7. Brennan, and Coroners Patrick Fl. keenan,, Mel.
son w. loung and Gershon n. Herman.
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IL.
ing to the festival OF the immaculate Conception
celebrated that day he denounced the forcbe occu-
patton OF Rome as an act which called for the
execration OF the entire civilized world There was
excuse for 1t whatever principle OF justice.
The POpe's government was one OF justice and
mercy and he himself was sovereign to whom the
lowliest subject could 60 with his grievances the
people Ia his dominions had few burdens to bear,
and what they had were light; prosperity under his
Yet he had been shorn Of his power, despoied
oil his possessions and made a prisoner
IN his own palace rhe government Of Florence
right. Taking advantage Of the difficulties OF
France 1t mad broken its solemn pledges, and like q
thief taken possession OF what did net belong to l..
Yet while this injustice was being done, while an
tnfidel press howled with delight and Christian
nations looked on without an emotion, one OF the
great Powers OF Europe announces that she Will no
longer be bound by q certain treaty, although she
was OF the contracting parties. Instantly all the
BLAZE OF ISDIGsAnoN
and the members OF the press, who sang p9ans OF
glory at the dewnfa Of Rome, y became bcrrihed
at the situation and profoundly impressed with the
sacredness Of treaties. Quickly Cabinets get to-
Cerner, consultations are held enssares nit from
nation to nation and all Europe gets ready for war
threatened with violation. What principle OF JUS
tice could Russia violate in breaking that treaty
that Victor Emmanuel could net In breaking a treaty
with France, powerless TO enforce H. what princl-
pie was 1t, Catholics would Ike TO know, Whlch was
saved in one treaty and net IN anotherY III was not
then because OF the crimes OF the Papal govern
mentor 1t had committed none--that this govern
nnent OF the Holy Father WAS despoiied but because
1t was the government OF priest. Inc exuita-
ton OF bigots prsyea TINS; the silent shake
or tne head OF The iair-mnded Protestant when
spoken 10 about 1t showed IL to be iact. Some
people denied the Pope was not ifee e az present 70
Yet what could be the meaning OF the iact that MS
letters were taken frem the Post once and read;
that persons leaving in ailer ;aco yisit Were ere
books and papers, had peel seized. ~ couldn't
mean ntety. Could ANYBODY aiter this oolDs