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HAVANA--SteamshpL odoDa--4Y7 cro,sties 10
empty barrels $50 bales hay 325 bales hay
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Glasgow-l02 casks soda ash
ClNolNNATl-steamerJ 81 Groesbeck-l0OO bars Of
railroad iron
BKAzoS sANTlAGO-schoonsr Eagsna-6o 600
feet lu mber
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND
Office Furniture at Auction.
DY Il RF.EAN. .IR AuOTIONEER-

- Office and ware-rooms No. 1s3 Gravier street,
VIII be sold on FRIDAY, May q, 1870. at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ, at his new Auction Mart, No.
E3 Gravier street, corner Caror delet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF every description
Pianos. Office Furniture also, new goods per arrivA
of steamer every week.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
vi
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BY ORDER OF THE SOLICITOR OF T.R
TREASURY and for account of the United.
States Government
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Stock on hand ard on shipboard- bales 5000. us 42c
Receipts proper since Friday evening. 5635
bales, against IL, lS7 for the correspondinc
time last year, and since Septem Der |, | O85'
ia bates, against 773 $50 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were no re-
ceIpts this morning. The market is dull.
however with previous supplies Offering,
and we quote inferior sugar at 78@8c: com.
mon s4Gs4c; good fair 9B9l0c; fully fair
lO40108c; rlme 10l@1I4c choice 11311l3c;
yellow clarified IL; white l24@13c IL Il ::
inferior inolasses 40@55c; gool fermenting
o5(O13c; CUBA, rebolled on plantation, 37aC;
city refinery reboiied, 50075c; golden svrup
81; Cnoa molasses Is quoted at 35@145c ~
gallon.
Magenta, from Louisville, and Arthur and
owe Branch, from ST. Louis, have arrived
slpce our review of yesterday.
FLoUR-Ihe market is duil and prices
lower. Sup rfne and double extra is
scarce, while irebe extra is in abundance.
Superfne ls quoted at 81 50@4 623; double
extra 5000 rs; treble extra SIS 50@5 rs.
Inc safes to-day embrace $500 bbis, of
which zoo treble extra at 81 IS; % so al
90 60; 200 DO at So 80; 100 do at SIS 625; 2g3 |
40 at 30 623; loo choice ezra on private |
terms; 700 doupie extra GU private terms: |
200 ir. be xtra a. SIS 60; so single extra at
30 67t; 90 and 200 ut Sc: 800 choice extra |
- S6 so: 200 do nj S. 80; so 90 ut 81 so: eco
DO a. SIS l2t; 100 do at 81 rs; 200 do at So; 68
10 at So % u Dbl. 50 halt b ,rreis treble ex-
IRA sold a. S. and 30 do at 50 rs II Dbl.
C0RN-Wuh liberal receipts this morning
prices have Declined although the demand
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ARRIvRD YESTERDAY.

AEEIVRD YESTERDAY.
BARK Hattis G Hall, Fisk. days from Matsnzss, to
Cbsfraix d Agar-21 district
Brig Eope Monte alta, days from Havana, to Chat
rsix d Agsr-2d district
Schooner Liza Lima. days from Uti,ls to Macheca
&co-2d district Z I
TOwBOATs.
Rio Grande Mcclellan, from the Passes-Towed down
- .he Bar, ship Rossle aud bark Marth Mcneil
Brought up brig Hope, bark Hattie Hall and
schooner Lizzie Lima.
sTsAE EOAfs.
o i've Branch McCord, from st. Louis
Henry Tete. Dugas, from Lockport.
Hunter, Jeanfrau. from Lower Coast.
eury Ames. Burke. from ST. LOUIS.
Rob Roy. Bruce, from ST. Martins,ile
San Nicolas. Wood. from Lower Coast
Laura. Walker. from Mobile
W X. Arthur, Brolaskie, from st Loui.
Virginia, Schultz. from Louisville.
Louisville Luck, from Louisville.
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Nicolas Cornibe vs. soph ~on,a A...,,
rHrenhtss; VIE of Arthur +. Alfred, and her
SNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAD.
s SEIZURE and sale to me directed BY the HororaSa
he oxtn Dlstrict COURT for tie parish of Orleans G
tne ABOVE entitled cause | will nroceaS t MS N
2ooc auction at the Merchants and AuotGn ser ae
tEAchange' Royal street, between Canal and IT,
c;t nouS9 Streets IN the Second District Of tn
81 the foiIowinr cnhe 49, 1870 at twelve ocl
.;tS CERTAIN LOlS OF GROUSD' to,oansS
VII al eEe buildings and improyaments 49, n
D;st-iot ~ ne 1aubourg Lvaudais in the r. .. nd
Camn NJ ~. Cnis CITY, in the square bound IL .sfi
natsS5' pasazne, Sixth and Seventh streets 5 che;
drswn ~ tne numbers ten and eleven on n * 81
anri I ~ y. A. Hediu, architect on the Ai;au
~ pr1! l icoO and deposited as plan plumber GTns
's o-hoe or L. y. Stark, notary public IN Us "a
~. nuhnOer ten measures tWentyssyen a TAM On
~ an D street, by o1e hundred and twsr,
~ ptn ana 'front.' On Sixth street. of a,
siohS 70 f nef Lo1 lumber eleven meas ~ ~
Susn. Iest 'front.' or Damp street by "a
"Sny I'VE feet IL depth. between par, Ydescr' -
Deine the same property aclulred }kt E1ronl -. -,
AM, Mrs Alfred, from Henry uiudereT # Az ~ %
before michael Hahn notary pubinf a rs ~ ~"
TIE third OF March, 1859 ,,D.I - and oy
Seized ia the above suit .lly Xaar to
Aerns-Cash on the spot. And aboSSe
THOMAS lin owips
myll q iel2 Sheriff of the Aau Mns-Uasl
.-.-.-....-.s.~..s.........~A qat@ee, ali
n a. nAxTLETTDrts s.d o. ,snu
ATTORNEY AND co., Hn'
No. zAs aAas
u.op7
1r6l1Es<sz1
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Letter from DIR. Jackson. ]

BOSTON, Mass, January Is, 1870.
g Gent'smen-I have tested a sample of your Arti-
nclsI . one, MADE OF your and quartz sand.
and find that the frost test (Saturated solution OF
Snipnste of Soda has not the power of disntegra-
ing II IN the least The trial was made by daily i'm
Lnersions of the stone in the Suiphate of Soda So
iu ION Tor wees and allowing the solution TO pene
trets tne some as much as possible, and then to
crysIahZe From this test it is evicent that your
stone VIII Withstand the action of frost more per-
Iecty IMAM any sandstone or Ordinary building
stones new IN / see no reason why it will not
stand IS well as granite
Yours, respectfully,
q. Z. JACKSON, M D..
State Assayer.
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Quotations at the specie and exchange
Office of Bruno Il Warner, No. LAG Gravier
Off
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By j. Dejan, Jr.

HORSES AND MULES.
Grsat Sale Of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules, Buggies and Harness at Auction.
DY j. DEJAN JR. AUOTIONEER.
ID Will be sold on THURSDAY. May 26, 1910, ct
half past ten O'Clock, at p. Liner stables, GrAviee
street.
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES. in pairs and
single; fire plantation and city MULES, etc.
Also, elegant top and open BUGGiES, HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, ETC.
TsYms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
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j Ohm ThurRcr LedwiY W0smuth and
Joseph Wasmuth

6 EVFNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ parish of Orleans, No. 2e26 BY virtue of q writ
OF feri taeias, against Joseph Wasmuth to me di-
rected by the Honorable the Seventh Dstr ct Court
for the Parish OF Orleans. in the above entitled
cause, Will proceed TO sell at public auction
at the Merchants and AuctIonesrs' Exchange Row
al street. between Canal and Gus omhouse streeta
in the Second District of this city on MONDAY
June y. 1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property. to wit
OBTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
lngs and I'm crovements thereon, rights, ways priv
ieges and appurtenances thereunIo belonging, or
IN any wise appertaining situafe in tho fau bourg
lvaudas in the Fourth District of this city. the
square NUMB six en- ne orlgna plan of said fsu-
bouIg. said square being bounded by Sixth sew
entn. Levee and Fulton NOW st Thomas streets
Sald LOT measures twentyfour feet front on Levee
street, By depth OF seventy five feet, four inches
and one line, on the side toward Sixth street. and
by depth of seventy feet inch and four lines,
on tse opposite side line, between parallel lines
SAID lot is part of the lot number fourteen on the
letter A. on plan of B. Busson, surveyor of date
January IT, 1850, deposited the office of r, GuyoL
notary public, in this city.
Being the same property acquired By defendant by
pnrcha se from Ludwig Wasmuth as per act of sails
passed before Joseph Oohn, notary public in this
city. on the twenty seventh of November 1853
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS L. MAXWELL.
myS5 lel0 oy ShariH of no r;sb ~ n-I.s..
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS,
A NEW AR TICLE OF
MANUFACTURES.
UNION STONE COMPANY OF BOSTON. MAS
SACHCSETTS.
PATESTEEs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
STONE AND EMERY
WHEELS
Eirst Premium al Mauachusetts State
Fair. 1860.
first Premium ut Maryland State Fair
Maryland Institute, 1869
First Premium at Louisiana State Fair.
1870.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Louis Stern q Bros.
EIGHT HUNDRED CASES BOOTS. SHOES
AND BROGANB.

DY LOUIS STERN q BROS. = n.
ID stern, Auctoneer.-FRIDAY. May ~: At ten
street. will be sold without any limit o: reserve
400 GASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
comprising an assortment suitable for mems, boys,
ladies' misses and children's wear. and adapted
and desirable warranted in good order. and regular
sizes, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms-At sale. my8
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LII For Lo"isviiie. Evan.viile.
43a1s Paducah, Cairo. Memphis. and all in
termediate landings-The fast packet
MAGENTA.
j. SLUT NEAL Master, KISNET SMITH, Clerk n
Leaves THURSDAY, May &C. at6P NJ myl7
plan of her cabin be seen and state rooms
secured at the office of oinuott il Adams Is Com
mercial Place.
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gERSEHD YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lodona. Hovey. for Havana
steamer Jshn Groesneck, Ransom, for Cincinnati
Steamer glasgow, Robinson for Cincinnati
Schooner Eugenia. Ferrer. for Brazos Santiago
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STOLEN.

GTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDENCE OF
~ the undersigned. during the year 1853, the fol-
lowing certificates:
L. CERTIFICATE of thirty shares of the Bank
OF New Or cans, to the same of p. l.. BernarS.
q CERTIFICATE OF twelve shares OF the Bank
OF New Orleans, to the name o. p L. Bernard
Apple alton has been made for certificates.
P. L. BERNARD,
Corner ST. Louis and Rampant Streets
apt 2tau 6m
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Rates OF Freight by River to Cairo and
Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
Thursday, nay 26, 1870 !
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BELOW ODSIH9 Ui
EXpGRTs

Brig Essex Newconb, IS days from Bristol. Enc gland
10 master
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LOUISVILLE,
\ For LOuisVdIe, Evansville,
tEadG1Sb Paducah, Cairo, Memphis, Vicksburg,
Nstchez. Baton Rouge ana intermediate land.
ings-1he frst-cass packet
LOUISVILLE.
j. A. LUsK Master. j. l., EsGoS CLERK
Leaves on FRIDAY, Lay z, at p. ~. uy2O
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COM M scKCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, EyRNISG, MAY % 1914

"EDSEspAI nNkAlSS, May ISlJ.
CoTroN-The sales today were confined
TO lO0O bales at rather easier prices, re-
curing only slight modification in our
quotations, which we adjust AS follows:
Ordinary at l73 0lslc; good ordinary at2O@
2oac; low middiiug at 2lb@2l5c: middling
at 220224c; strict middlipg at 228@22ic, and
good middling at -@23c.
The demand was slack througbout tha
day, but the supply was light, and altbourh
the tendency was uniformly in favor of
buyers, yet, owing to the frmness of factors
generally, prices were hardly ouotablv
lower. In facr, the weakness of the market
was chiefly evinced by offers being accented
which were refused yesterday. At the same
time, spinners' kinds. from their limited
supply, commanded outside rates. On the
other hand, We heard of good ordinary hay-
ing sod below our inside figures for that
grade. Little or nothing was cone after the
news OF decline of l-l6d at Liverpool.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September I, ls6s-baIes. 20
Arrived since last statement. 323
Arrived previously ..............l, lt3 926-IlH 254
rv Total: ;:.............'.......... ll45o2a
Cleared previously. 021 595l 02o 5as
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s 1000 REWAnD

only ws.u. authority aooerdinev
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stock on hand September I, ls6s-baIes =
Arrived sincs last statement. 333
Arrived previously. .........,.., l.3 q2Sr ,,i ~
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a FkON CEDAR CREEK. Fiji
SUFFERING u the Cour D'Alene 1suntaias.


70 I'm 1psrss NV Nssrs.wssr: Il Sac IT
During The late snow storm ! Mr.. VIM.
Mccoy, ron his way 10 the Cellar Creek
mines, afoot and carrying. his grub and all
earthly possessions done up in . snug pack,
we'll laShed 70 his back, when TWENTY-FIVE
miles down from the Nwef ferry Oh the
0nNAns rad, INST with . miShap' which
nearly proved n b. his desth.o The road IL
the place mentioned follows, In the bed of
the bt Regis Borkts river, and Il safe dur
iue low wafer; ybot q tie present time one
Of lhe most dangerous portions 81 the Null
Ian road. When Mccoy came "a. this placs
hedivested himself of eli his lower garments,
boots included, and waded along. Stepping
the assry foods Of thu torrent: the first
time 10 ans without, damage, tho noxt
time be sayed n, life only q uls sxpesss Of
lctsing 20 his pack, boots, revolver and
cl0tbSe. A 6e.ce snow stngrn raged at the
tino, end anrefoeted, mule 70 ths waisk the
lone traveller struck out For 0vs long,
weary days and nights be kept On. through
sn01 and water - day time and hardly
daeise 10 ~ q night Tor tear Of freezing.
Ths 6feh day; wheo Dsayay s1ho1ses1 feuln
famine, an6 haEdly set1e 70 g1iee Aie;svnals0
lhet and Gnhs, ~ wes fo1pd h1 ~. Year.
9insy ~ pectin3 party, who q once cared
4ue tkDl onto1t1aaoe IN, applying such
rude Jpone61oed aes the1e lpodlti09 a60Gd6d,,
n1ss ~ earring. glAn paf0 u. 40 se3e
= . 9elsl - ID = az lsesket as9 y
I IN !, as 5slsEtn buUNkH083 ~
lCbo9 JmeelDA JsssA 0vAsA .sse.-.si.S 2
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r.s. -s.H1 Gazette g. 5s~ b..
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express 10 removed
FROM ARIZONA.

We are permitted to make the following
extract from personal letter: W.
NJ. Jas Gischrist, Deer Lodge:
Arizona Is made q separate military de-
partment- General Stoneman commanding;
headquarters At Fort Whipplc, Prescott
The Third U. 8. cavalry Is now stationed in
Arizona. . I think officers and men are Of
the right stuff. aud If We only had the 9Th
hers 70 back themsup, they would solve the
Apache questionfor the good Of the settlers.
1have been travelling for . month, and
have learned much Of Arizona. We have
m extraordinary dry season, still the graz.
ing IL the best I ever saw, and there u album.
dance Of water for stock. am more than
ever convinced this country will rank flrst
. . quartz mining and grazing country.
II We should get rain in 4 few days, the
farmers win have Z half crop; II dry a
month longer, the small grain win, with
few exceptions, be lost. .'i.'h eanlat'
Arizona i now shut OF from travel. The
railroad takss tho travel through to Califor.
mia, and Il does NOT reach out again east.
ward acsoss : desert 70 such place g Ari-
IONA 4 represented. II We had : good, we'll
protected wagon road through 70 New Next.
g, with stage and freight lines, : great
deal q Eastern &its) would come in, and
oplnioh would chanSs for the better. Until
that y dcae, md o. Indians Whipped, All.
sDns yil1 - .'oat s. ~ cold" - psople
MT ~ 6sisssses, md ysdisg Assvy
oibate % tbe ~ gatheeR ed Apdeies
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NAeumefen, Jsae <-Thao Waaa TO boaV dr.
esssion without settOn the no0inasl0a q 0cnja-
min Y. Potts. of Ohio tor Govsrnoe q 1eutx1A ciss
"a cIi. i q sSS sSass M cs:sss IA
esA9s e,p0ssd ~ eooasnaeSsA $500 slI -f47
80 the long dsscned issue b up At lest.
Two months ago Nj. Potts had fourteen
majority in the Senate On . closs canvass.
For reasons considered good ~ himself and
friends, action VA deferred for I time, and
H., unaccountibly 70 everybody. hung nre
until the 4th inst Senator Sherman L
manak ing the matter for Nr. Potts. and
Senator Nye Tor NJ. Ashley, thelattcr hold.
Ing ! heavy Per ccnta:e y being chairman
1t the Committee on Territories. The Rsr.
aid says the dispatch ers, and that Howard
ID for Ashley, which d cozTect i also be-,
lieveC that II Sherman has got The nomin. .
ssion out Of The hands Of the committee and
before The Senats, Chat II. Potts will %
eonArmsd. This. too, y csrTsct Bat The
Herald he's doubts sbodt - bptns dirsctly
On .hs nomipauon, and bslisves The discus.
sioa VS. On The quesdoa q taking ~ nom
i1asion from ne table. ytlsdimcult % iaks
~ meaning from IL dispatch. A. We
~ isturmed. tho nominaaion Of 0ovsgnoe
reess ~ ~ sahled nsssly repestsd With
Ut minesdalioa ~ " .CenmitsSe
. ~ ss.. r !s n. St!' ses sssIsh
de'su4 .s.H sskiei3 uE1 sros
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THE OVERLAND MONTHLY.

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, JcxE, 1870. John II. Car.
many h Co San Francisccs 81 gold coin per
Gold and Gold Mining, Treasure Trovc, Winter
lIaunts, Western Frontier Life, One, The Chinese
40 Agyiculturists, Stsffa aad fona, Crossing the
Night. In Search Of 4 Summer Retreat, NJ South
Sea Show, Under 0adrono, Dow's Flat, Ny En-
glish Friends, cte. 49,
There arc number of Oeerlands taken in
Deer Lodge. We would like to see q ton
of them come to Montana each month, and
commend it to our readers, as, in our judg-
ment, the best Magazine in america. To
Westerners it is peculiarly attractive in its
delineatious of character rs character has
developed itself on the Pacific slope, and
these dclincations are by those who are Of
US, understanding apL appreciating the
good, that of'entimes like gold in the rough
quartz, underlies the toughest exterior. Its
material and descriptive topics, too, are Of .
charaeter particularly interesting to the
West, and rarely reach down to mediocrity,
while many arc handled with mastery
ability. 4T#p .nt. nd m-t .."a=.*.".
If any Of our readers wishing the Orsr.
land will forward us e5 currency. We will
send their subscription to the publishers
with money order, insuring it, safe delivery,
aud their being furnished with the highest
type of American literature. The first vol.
ume begins with July 1870 rtm.,. .sa.a.....s
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THEIR appeals are nhsard = yet They
must bear the burden or ftFsake their cn'
lauesred homes. The climate i healthy,
and although simo are dan. l would be
cory to leave Ari.Saa for any Other country
I know Of.
Mr.. Bradley, once Deputy Sheriff Of Deer
Lodge, asks to be remembered to all ola
acquaiutauces, and with the same wish for
myself, am -r.r,.s
Yours. trnly,
~ 49,. DoxA1D- Ross.
PRESCOTT Arizona. Nay IA 1870.
The watering season 10 just beginning
in the East. Montana had hers two weeks
.co. Il Il BID '''' ..r'-
Florence. Is. CO. June 1.-Whittemorc
is 70. elected to Congress.
Going to have one whit more at the cadet.
ships. ..... ....sl. ... .--
Col. Drake DcKay has received con.
sulate That ends his Giocuria expedition.
and gives him q chance with that stunning
autograph. a .a. .-...
We regret to see in the dispatches OF
June 9th the statement that Horace Greeley
is i'll, that his illness had assumed danger
Gus form, and fears of his recovery are en-
tertained. He is the first journalist In the
world, in ability and influence, aad honest
beyond question. He is in his sixsiesh
year.
-Constantinoplc, which suffered SO Sc
verely from fire on Monday, is . city of
nearly million inhabitants, and 10000
houses. It has been city since C5S years
before Christ. It was destroyed by M
earthquake 1910 years ago. 1t lie built prin'
cipally of wood, and fires are frequent and
disastrous. $500 houses were burned in
one night in 1852, and from the dispatches
the present disaster is still more serious.
1t is estimated that five times ns many
mining claims are being worked in Deer
Lodge County this year as were last year.
Merchants sxy five cnses of gum boots arc
being sold to one last ycar-so there ore
probably five times rs many men employed.
five times rs much money being taken out,
and five times as many tl,robs Of content.
mcnt under the jack Of ''yc honest MINER"
IS" LoulsEvILLn Twill you dccidca
wager by giving the size and contract price
of tho pcnitcntiary, now being built at Deer
Ledger"
The contract as lot is only for one wing.
That wing is 70 fect2 inches by A feet
inches from out to out. II is to he in height
that it will contain three tiers of cells each
feet high in the clear-14 cells in each tier.
Only one tier of cells will be built under the
present contract. Don't DC alarmed-therc
is probably room enough for oil of you.
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INEALLlBLE.

We infer from the kilograms that tho In.
faliibIlity dogma has been accepted by q
majority Of the Ecumcnical Council and 10
henccforth tenet Of the Roman Catholic
Church. As . question it has developed
very much stronger opposition than any
other ever submitted 10 the Church. TWEEN
,y.oRs American prelatcs, including Arch
bishops McCloskey, PARCEL and Kenrick,
have protested against the dogma. Whcth-
u schism will dsvclope from it, promul.
cation, or, the decree once made, tho Roman
Catholic world will hcnceforth accept It as
IN article Of faith, not to be discussed OF
questioned, remains to be seen. Its simple
meaning Il, that "thc Pope, as Pope, can
do no wrong" lis equivalent to the mon.
archial axiom "the king can do no wrong.
Still there have been wicked kings, who
have been cut off, ard their Kingdoms
crumblcd TO ruin-and God 10 just. We
have read of wicked Popes; Of base intri.
que and crime TO procure the Papal chair,
and the hereditary power Of St. Peter. A
sinful man 10 not infa!l:bls, else VIC might
oil claim infa!libility, and It requires moro
faith than VIC, Protestant, posscss- or
many others. Roman Catholics. possess
10 believe man can be perfect II Pontidcal
history records single error BY m incun-
bent Of the Chair Of st. Peter, tho dogma d
wrong. The church has lived and prosper.
I'd many centuries without this article Of
faith pinned to the bible = second inspir.
alton, and We err. II It = not driving the
hoops too light on the vessels Of Roman
.m& 3
faith. ...
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The dispatches 81 ~ week hsye stated
and contsadicted !sbe report d = terrible
massacrsof Jews In RDmapia, unequallcd
h atrociH and numbers since the fatal Path
Of Aug, 1872, in Paris Like the Barthol'
omew massacre, which historians have put
% high a. 100. 900 and Is low as 1900, the
Romania massacre 10 estimated from 5000
slain, 10 smere unimportants quabbIe among
school boys. The New York dispatches Of
butchery are positive; the London dis
patches merely notwithstanding having
been heard Of Il. The latter 10 not cohelu.
sive, ~. since the establishment of the ocean
cable. ZONE of the most importan: military
and political events of Europe, have been
telcgraphed back to London from the New
York papers before the English journalists
had the information. We trust, however,
the information is untrue, and the circum
stances would so indicate. Is: . "'5'f
Romania is the ancient Thrscc and Mace
donia, provinces of Turkey. lying between
the Balkan and the Bosphorous. It is the
principal seat of the Mohan,medan popula.
ton Of Europe, the Musselmen being In
proportion of about 20 to against oil other
religions. Now, we have heard Of Chris.
tians-
Fighting like devils Tor reconciliation.
And hating one another for the love Of God,
but it does not look reasonable, nor has it
for minor sects to set in and cut
each others tlfoate while sficrce and power.
full enemy Of both stands ready to pouncc
upon and destroy the victors. For that rca.
son. coupled with the lack of confirmssory
dispatches, we deem the Romania massacre
story false. ......:. ...