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.INFaLLIBILITY EXPLAINED.

An address was made in st. Patrick's Cathe-
dral, New York, on Sunday last, by Vicar
General STAIRS, in explanation OF the dogma
of iufalhbIity as now SsrmaIly incorporated
into the Catholic creed. Father STAIRS said:
He deemed it necessary to give concise
description of the dogma of iutalhbilty, and
the reason for it's promulgation; and that this
could easily be done. because the doctrine is so
simple and comprehensive. Many entertain
the erroneous opinion that the Pope cannot err
in anything he says or does; but that 9 ls not
so-that ID not the meaning OF Papal infallibill-
ty, This is no new doctrine; the great cere-
mony at Rome vas only for it's more distinct
enunciation. It is as old as the church ITSELF
The dogma of infallibihty does not teach that
the Pope cannot err in what he says or does.
He can make mistakos-he is human just as
we are. The doctrine does not mean that he
cannot err in discussion or preaching. he Is
truly fallible as man.
Infalhbility means this, and no more or iess;
that the Pope, speaking ca cathedrG officially
from the char of ST. Peter declaring anything
as to matters OF falth-is infallble. This at
tribute belongs to all the successors Of st.
Peter, the visible head Of the church. Christ
prayed for st Peter that his faith might not
fail. and said, Peter, thou art the rock; and on
this rock will build my church, and the gates
of hell shall not prevail agsinst it," 81 give
thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven. Feed
my sheep and lambs &c.
ali that Christ gave Peter belongs to bis sue
cessors. AS Peter could not live always, the
power given to him as head of the church
could not be perpetuated except as delegated
authority. This doctrine is, then, very sim
Pile and plain, when rightly viewed.
So many false ideas have been uttered on
this subject, it is necessary to test plainly Just
what the doctrine is. 1t is well illustrated In
some human affairs. For instance, in the
United States we have Supreme Court, with
q chief justice and associate Justices. Many
cases are referred from the lower courts to
this. But after case has been decided in the
Supreme Court there can be no appeal. These
final decisions are as near like those Of the
Pope as any secular matter can be Ike q
spiritual one. When the Chief Justice is not
on the bench his opinions only pass as those
of an ordinary citizen, when he presides in the
court his decisions are fiual, and the whole
country submits to them: And so in the
cd from the Papal chair there is no appeal
from it.
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RIcE.-The transactions were restricted to
few small parcels which we're sold about on the
basis of ofprevious figures.
NAVAL SToRKs.-There is some inquiry for
these articles, with the following sales: bbls
extra pale rosn at 81 so; 16 bbls extra pale at
81 25 $50 bbls pale at sa Is; 1so bbls low pale at
So 25; % bbls extra No at So; 227 bbls No and
dull at So 50a2 IS; 81 bbls low No and opaque
at s2a2 25; 43 low No and extra No at 81 5oa
go; 81 bbls No at 81 So, and 2s4 bbls No at
81 80 per Dbl; sS bbls spirits turpentine at SAC.
FREIeETs.-ToL Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
nal, via New York, 7-16d on uplands; 1l-l6d
on sea islands; by sail we quote nominal
on upland cotton, and nominal on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi.
nal; by sail, nominal at nc on upland5
and 1,S on sea Islands. CoastWise TO
New York, by steam, &c q fb on uplands
and nc on sea Islands; by sail, 7fc 2 b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; BY SAIL Il
@Xc p ID on uplands To Philadelphia, by steam,
xc p fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat nomi-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, k@Sc 2 10 on
uplands;by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE - Sterling so day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC oExCuANaE.-The banks purchase sight
checks at par to u premium, and sell at &@H
premium.
GoLD.-1s@2o.
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LATEST COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BARcELoNA-Per Spanish brig Nuevo Rayo-2lo
bales upland cotton.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina-5
bags sea island cotton, 298 bales upland cotton,
$50 bbls rosn 102 bales domestlcs, 50 bales moss,
Is bales paper, "a bales waste, 9 packages bees
wax % crates fruit, S03 bushels wheat, 1174 mel
ons, So packages and bbs sundries.
PHiLADELpHIA-Per sChr Irene MesSeryey-
120 tons old iron, $4,000 feet lumber, 270 tons
phosphate rock.
ORIENT, I-Per schr Frank Jameson-3OO tons
phosphate rock.
The Charleston Cotton, Ftice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, August 10, 1870. !
CorToN-Tie limited inquiry runs mainly on
the lower grades, the market showing no i'm
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I,,er,or cotton Markets.

MACON, August S.-Receipts today 20 bales;
stock was very light. The market was stupid.
Hardeman Il Sparks report sale OF 10 oaes asin 81
nave brought i or 4 above that figure, but none
such was offered that we heard Of.
ATLANTA, August s.-The market closed az
l6c for middlings; Is for low midd!.ngs; l4c LOT
good ordinary; 13c for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, August Sour market is
steadier; low middlings 155<a16c.
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PasSe nTers.

Per steamship South Carolina for New York
Sutton, A T Riols, A R.ols, Mrs II MuTrelII,
A L Tyler and family, MI and Mrs Rook prol q
Wassman. Mrs Marshall Miss Cleveland, MRS
Kendall NJ Solomon, w Withan, W NJ Scott anu
wife, Mrs Frank, children and servant, Dr King,
wife and chid Falkner, W Magnlre' ana
Per steamer Starlight, from Beaufort, PACIFIC
Landing, E;listo, &c-Mlss ohland, Master W
Porter, r Graham, W Chrlsty, and 70 deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. s. c., AUGUST II
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

scnr Matoaka. Feoks, Ba!timore-l4 days. Corn
and mdse. To Street Bros & co. P TOa!e. Hart
& CO, T ] Workman & co, Bomann Bros Clacius
h Witte. Dowie, Noise & Davis, Mantoue d co, W
Fl Chsfee & co, NJ Luhrs, K N Butler \ Son, j
Llllenthal, C N Averill & Son, and T Kerr d CO,
Steamer General Manigault, Cories, Peedee
via Georgetown, S O. bale cotton. 500 6bls
naval Stores. TO ShacRelrord L Kelly.J Quack.
enbusli, ] Marshall, Jr, Barden Il Parker, Gouu'
rich, W!neman Il CO, and S d Stoney:
Steamer Starlight, Coste, Savannah, beaufort,
Pacific Landing, Edisto and Enterprise. Mtse.
To J D Aiken & CO. w Henerey, Dr. D Sans,
Wright F Porcher, Walker, Evans Dc CogsWel,
D D Vincent, Jr II Glldden, aud G Adams
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New York Rice Market.

prom the Journal of Commerce, August s:
There is no change to make. The market Is
steady and the demand moderate; $50 bags Ran
coon sold at 1,Ga7ac currency.
From the World: Prices about as before; WIN a
fair demand current and not much stock avail
able, eXcept at extreme figures. Sales Of 325 bags
From the Herald: Carolina was dull but un.
changed in value Small sales were MADE al 80 q
ekc Rangoon was quiet and steady at iiIa'isc.
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Receipts by Railroad, August 10.
cora cIpo1ISA RAILROAD

14s bales cotton, 25 bales goods, 800 sacks flour,
1856 sacks bran, cars wood, cars lumber, cars
stock. To Knobeloch l. Small, J Robson, Pei
g W Wtte, q walter & co, Graeser Smith, W
@ Bee Il co, Sloan Il Selgnious, A Mulligan, ~
" Smith, L Elias, C Mallonee, and h Granger
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T1RENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by GrIma4t Co., Paris: M ,,E . ,,n
SYRUP OF HYP0PHoSPHATE0 OF LIME, SOW
erlcn remedy in phths!s-relieves, Coughs,
Guarana, for headacse, neuralgia, &c;
Pepsine Tor Indigestion loss OF appetite, &c.
IodIzed Syrup Of Horseradish, Invaluable for
persons unable to take Codliyer Oil-especially
recommended in cutaneous affections, and as
most powerful depuratiye.
Matlco Capsules and Matico Injection, 8 sure,
qack and harmless remedy.
Digestive Lozenges Of the Alkaline Lactstes,
pleasant and effective remedy for functional de
rangement OF tile digestive organs.
Troches OF Penslne and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY. Pharmacle Coffin.
YOMITlF LIE ROY, Pharmac!e Coffin.
Dragees lie Saut0nlye.
Dragees de Morphine.
Laneelot's Asthma Cigarettes
For gaIe BY Or. 4. BAER,
r1ay3O No. l3l Meeting Street.
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lEoR NEW YORK
ION SATURDAY.

The superior first.elass side. wheel steamship
CHAMPION, r. W. Lockwood, Commander, OF
the New York and Charleston Steamship Com.
panys Line, will Leave Adgers Soutn Mnari on
SATURDAY, August 18th, at O'Clock p. 81.
aEThe aCHAMPIONn IS handsomely and COM
rorTably fitted up for passengers, and ner taDle
Is supplied with ali Of the delicaees OF the Ne"
York and Charleston markets.
xl Insurance BY this Line half per cent.
E9- Cotton taken to New York. Liverpool, sos-
tom Providence, and the New England manulac-
turing towns at lowest marset rates ,,..Nu.r
aB Tie Sile.wheel steamship maNhA1 a -
TaN,nfo on SATURDAY, August 2Otn, at Il
aiH anvs-s JAMES ADGER s. CO., Agents.
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Chipping.

The AL sIde.wheel Steamship SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA, s. Adkins, Commander, VIII sail lor New
p NJ, from PIER No. @ UNION WHARVEs, con-
meeting with Day Passenger Trains from Colum-
bia and Augusta arriving at half.past P. NJ.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close connec.
ton with the Liverpool Steamship IDAHO, OF
Messrs. WILLIAMS & GUIoN's LINE, sailing August
18th.
Insurance by the Steamships OF this line X per
For Freight ENGAGEMENTS or Passage, having
very superior State.foom Accommodations, all
on deck, and newly furnished apply to WAGNER
HUGER CO., No. 20 Broad street, or to
WIN. 4. CoURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
augS-2
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EoR EDIsTo, PACIFIC LANDING,
BEAUFORT AND SAVANNAH.

The Steamer STARLIGHT, Cap e .sE-A
tain N. L. Cost r7ill leave as fol- afssISa@.
lows during the north Of August:
On TUESDAY, eth August, at O'Clock A. NJ.
On THURSDAY, It'll August, al ! O'CLOCK a: ~.
On THURSDAY, 1871 August, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
On TUESDAY, sd August, at O'Clock A. NJ:
On THURSDAY, 25tt August, at O'Clock A: u.
On TUESDAY, 3osh August at O'CLOCK A. II.
Passengers can come on board In the evening
and be comfortably accommodated.
To Savannah on tie Thursday Trip only.
For Freight or Passage, apply 70
]. l.IKEN Il CO., Agents,
aups South Atlantic Wharf.
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ADELP HIA.
THE REGULAR STEAM LNE-wEEKLY.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,1s%Fss
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, or the 5tn
and 2lst Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
ing.
Departure OF the 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 5tn touch at Manzanlllo.
Steamship COLORADO, Captain FaTnsWortll,
leaves San Francisco for Japan anu China sep
tember J.. 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
&C Lirect from New York to Aspinwau
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each aduit.
Medicine and attendance free.
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River New
York. +. X. BABY, Agent.
iuly16-1yr
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AT QUARANTINE.

AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Robert Palmer. =,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins. New York
" Courtenay. -.
Spanish brig Nuev Rayo Maristany, Barcelona
w P Hall.
schr Frank jameson, Jameson, Orient, L III
F Baker / co.
schr Irene E Mess,rvey, Wall, Phlladelphia-H
F Baker & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South GrolIna, Adkins, New York.
Spanish brig Nu,yo Rayo, Maristany, Bar
celona. a.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AM SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FOREIG
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester cleared. June 18
The R Cove, Harkress, up. p.............. july i
Bark Annie Kimball, Stlnson, up.........July IL
DO&ES STIC.
Ro0PORT, NE.
Schr D Talbot, Amesoury, sailed. July 25
BOSTON.
Brig Fanny II Jennings, Noble, cleared. July 80
Brig Minnie Abby, Harding, up. 49,. August 1
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portant change Sales about 12o hales-say at
1a; at 1sH l at 1aH % at 1sK 8 at AK 30 at
Is "A at 151S, and 80 at Ice. We quote somewhat
nomnRlly. ,.--..
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
Y MESS STORES ON SHORT NOTICE.

Captains and Stewards are respect eH f&fa
ausiity and rrices Of our GOODS. FtH weight
guaranteed. Delivered free Of EXPENSE.
No. cts King street, opposite Easel
~ Branch Of No, qoo Broadway, New York.
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UHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS wUNDRAMs BLOOD PURl
FYING AND PURGATIYE HERBS, l!n Fills o.
PoWdersA for the cure Of all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and lmper'
feet digestlon.i
Also, the Following Medicines By the same tPro'
fessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany >
GOUTP0WDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epleptic Remedy.
ToothGche Drops.
Herb Tea TOR Dyspepsia and Eervousness.l
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser tthe German "PGlEknL Ell
For sale by DR.. q. BAER
mayS0 No. l3l Meeshe sst ss''
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Jnsnranre.
n L C Y : o d s
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE SOUTH
ae BROAD STREET. CHARLESTON, s..
,HEP POLIO OLDER s
OF THE sou T H
No. ae BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c.

GEORGE E. BoGGs, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY. n. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
R. A: KINL0CH, NJ. Dill Local Medical Exam
+. LEBBY, JR., ID. D.. { iners.
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VIM. McBURNEY, President.
E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice.Presldent and Actuary.
J. F. GILMER Yice.President. resident In Georgia.
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice-President, resident In
North Carolina.
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0RANGEGUEG, S. c., June 4, 1870.
MESSRS. L.TPMaE Il Bro:
lnc:osed ind $50; send Us more Of your Bitters;
they are taking well.
Yours sc. F. E. W. BRlGGMAN & Co.
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Wholesale AGENTS:

Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BISCHoFF s co.
sTEFFENs, WERNER & QUICKER,
DOWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAOIUS & WITTF.
apr16-6mos
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Dep5:s n Charleston S. c.:
VI. @. TROTT, ED. S. BURNHAM,
a. ". ECKEL & CO., G. J. LuEN,
". A. SERINE.
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F E NJ A L E S

Will fnd LIPPMANS GREAT GERMAN BITTERS
the best tonic known for the diseases to which
.hey are generally subject, and where gentle
s:!mulant ts recommended.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 4th, hours 81 minutes, morning 9
Fail Moon, 11th, hours, So minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours 80 minutes, morning
New Moon, 26th. hours minutes, evening.
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DO R F LOR I D A

EOR LORI D A
(ONE A WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
WILLIE. PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR will sail a1E}@sle
on and after the 5th July for above sAsssi4ssiEns
places every TUESDAY EVENING, at O'CLOCK
Fare from Charleston 20 Savannah, inciuaing
meals and berth, So. Julyl
TlHE ONLY INLAND ROUTE.
ISLAND Ferry CHURCH FLATS, f0UNG'S
ISLAND, BEAR'S BLUFF, &c.
The Steamer "ARGO,n Captain x ,-HdE.A
]. II. Proctor. is now receiving EEssGmk5lGaiSlis
Freight OF Accommodation Wharf, and S!ll leave
as per the following time table, until lartber no.
tlce:
CHARLESTON. EpIsro. M
Monday, Aug. !, sIS A MiTuesday, Aug 2, NJ N
Thursday, Aug /, 10 A NJ Friday, Aug .. a u
Monday, Aug g. Up Mlruesday, Aug =, NJ
Thursday, Aug II, GA NJ Friday, Aug l., a NJ
Monday, Aug l5 ga Nj MITuesday, aug ~, a ~ ~
Thursday, Aug IS, 10 A NJ Friday, Aug ~. 9ts A NJ
Monday, Aug 90 1 NJ MITuesdaJ, aug 70 - NJ
Thursday, Aug 25, 5A NJ Friday, aug ~ ~ "a
Monday, Aug 20, y A Nj M!Tuesday, Aug So o>s III
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or TO
DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent,
Accommodation Whurf.
wharf. aug4
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MATHEWS BLUFF, 5. c., June 2, 1870.
M.ssHs. LiTIMAN BRO:
Irc!Uccd please find money for one case OF your
German E:tters. Persons who have bought them
from NE EXPRESS hGrilg been greatly oenented
bJ their -se. Y31Ts, &C.,
C.. R. Fits.
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LONDON, August lo.-Noon.-Consols s';s.
Bonds &c. Stocks steady. Turpentine Sos cd to sos
Cd.
Aternoon.-Consols soa. Bonds s6l4. Stocks
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PARIS.
Hostile Operations and iBafled
Mediation.
Little Fighting and Continuous
Preparation,

New YORK, September 2O.--Fr0m re-
ports published it appears that the
whole number OF volunteers for the
French armies who have already LEFT
for France, or who propose 10 leave,
reaches 1909 One American firm
has sent over 100000 worth of sea
biscuit to France on an order from the
French Government Receipts OF money
for the benefit of the French wounded
are continually increasing, and letters
containing checks are received daily
from New England. The steamer La
Fayette is to sail tomorrow and will
carry out additional troops. A concert
for the benefit OF the aid fund tor the
sick and wounded French will be held
this evening at the Academy Of Music.
LONDON, September 2O.-Prussia Is
citing the precedent of the first Napo-
leon and employs prisoners on public
works
Tours. September 20.-The following
news has just been made public by the
Ministry:
The Sub-Preiect telegraphs that the
enemy has evacuated Belfort, going to
Bartheheim and Einsheim.
Advices from Paris to Sunday eve
ming have the following:
The Prussians made a reconnaissance
near Joinville to-day.
An engagement occurred with the
French sharpshoOters posted on the op'
posite bank Of the Marne, in which the
Prussians were defeated and driven oil
at midnight
Sharp firing has been heard near
Courget for two hours.
Versailles has been occupied by Ger,
man Uhlans. The chateau, which
serves as the French ambulance, II Is
thought would be protected
1t is understood that the Prusslans
will make Their headquarters at Yer,
sailles, permanently.
The Garde Mobile around Paris are
killing great numbers of Prussian
scouts.
| The government has decided on the
! immediate construction Of complete
system of barricades in Paris Henri
Rochefort has been charged with super
intending this work.
The Pays says The army at Lyons
is incorporating African recruits. IL
organization is progressing rapidly Thl'
army is designed TO operate in the de
partments OF the east Detachment
have already gone forward to Besancor
and Voyez
The Prnssians have threatened will
death all who attempt TO repair tn
railways they destroy.
The Constit,rtionnei gives the follow
ing history Of the late diplomatic move
ment England took the initiative
charging the Prussian Minister at Lor
don with certain propositions III
Minister transmitted these TO the heaf
quarters of King William some day
, past without an answer Lord Lyon
English Minister TO France, then int
J posed. during which time the answer
: King William reached London. III
answer vas TO the effect that, where
+ the great powers did not succeed
: preventing France from declaring wi
+ against Prussia therefore the latter no
e demands her right TO treat directly VII
e France for peace, but as France has l
n regular government Prussia can have !
e certainty that the conditions of an
l. thing can BE- fulfilled To settle Il
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ocratic side. He had been told tha
there are upon the registry in Greenbriel
county to-day, twenty-five men who
were engaged in the rebellion.
The Governor then referred to the EN-
forcement Act of Congress and stated
that a circular had been issued by the
Democratic Executive Committee de-
claring that anybody who took or Of
fered to take the test oath was entitled to
be registered and to vote. He alluded
to the arrest of registrars; 10 the in
structions of the Attorney General Of
the United States; to the action of the
Grand Jury at CIarksburg; and to the
opinion of Judge Bond in the McElwee
case. He alleged that where there
was one Republican voter improperly
registered, there are ten Democrats.
His hour having expired, the Gov
ernor took his seat and Mr.. Walker
spoke thirty minutes in reply. OF Mr..
Walkers last speech, we regret that we
have no notes 1t was an eloquent
and searching analysis of the Governor
defense, detecting and piercing the weak
points with unerring skill and merci-
less severity. Every refuge assumed
by the Governor was assailed and de
molished, and perfect torrent of keen
but decorous invective was poured
upon the many faults and errors OF his
administration.
During ,he delivery OF their respec-
tive speeches, both Golf anl Stevenson
seemed to be rowing up stream,
laboring hard but efiecting little. There
was no enthusiasm whatever for Radi-
cal sentiments, and what they seemed
to consider their wittiest sallies and
most eloquent sentences fell still-born
and without response from the crowd.
On the other hand, both Davis and
Walker, especially the latter, were fre
quently applauded and excited the audi.
ence to many displays Of enthusiasm
During the delivery of Mr. Stevenson
speech the audience stealily dispersed
One after another went ont, until his
Excellcncy was talking to many empty
benches. When Mr.. Walker rose TO
reply, the exodus was checked and
some who had gone ont returned and
listened altentively to the close. Alto
gether, it was a glorious day for the
Democracy in Brooke and It's fruits will
he manifested in the increased majority
the county will give in favor of good
government and honest white men, on
the 9th of October next
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Republican Demonstration
i'm London.
Special to the World !

LONDON. September l9.-The demo
cra,ic demonstration OF the people OF
London, tonight, in Trafalgar Square,
il one Of the greatest popular assem-
bIages ever seen in the British capital.
For nearly two hours the streets leading
to Clerkenwell, Bethnel Green and Hol-
born. were alive with successive proces-
-ions Of workingmen and democratic
associations of the metropolis. Each
BODY of men, a. it advanced along the
crowded thoroughfares, was preceded
by bands Of music, and illuminated by
torches and tranaparencies, and was
followed by repeated cheers from the
people who thronged the sidewalks.
MANY Of the houses and shops on the
line Of the procession were Illuminated
and from the windows OF many others
depended. in gasligbt blaze, the flags OF
France, England and America.
counted no less than thirty American
aags displayed along the strand, be
tween Somerset House and Iraial gar
square: by s clock Trafalgar Square
was one dense mass Of people, from th'
front o. the National Academy u
around the statue Of King Charles
/ Perfect order prevailed along Tn
route Of the procession and through
out the proceedings Of the even
ing. The banners borne by the soci'
ties were inscribed with notices pre-
claiming the great docrine Of liberty
equality and fraternity. One in Parn'
ular carried by a society from Hackne,
Fon which was inscribed The Hni.e
States Of Europe greet the onns
States Of America, with peace on ear ar
and TO men good Will, wac @ nalle
, with rapturOu: and repeated $. cheer T
The meeting was presided over by n
. Merriman. who made an ehectI'
speech in the courss OF which ne ailo