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FOREIGN FLsssGgiL GOSSIP.

king Amaaeua OF Spain, is becoming quite
proficient in the spanish language.
Louis Napoleon, 10 is said, has taken the 81.
JOINTS House, near RIDE, f0r q residence.
Air. swinouync, the iamous poet, has COM
petey recovered irom his recent III ness.
Sir Edwin Lind'e condition is such that 1t
Is thought he will never move be able TO paint.
Paul Nigary, prominent leader OF The Lcit Ia
the Hungarian bet, com nttei suicide recently.
The Duke OF SAKE goburg 6oiha, who has been
suffering with severe illness. Is now recovering
---Prcssor Ruckcrt, OF Jena, well Known ior his
ab0rs in the eSegess o the New Testament, Is
dead.
Prince Charles OF Roumanla, accompanied by
the Princess et bucharest on tae oth at. Tor MOL
dayia.
The Prince ana Princess OF Piedmont left Rome
on the 10th ult. to VISIT The maritime expedition IN
Naples.
-Father Hyacinthe, who is OF present in Rome,
Is about 10 deliver sercs 0. doctrnal ds;olrses IN
the Dante Concert Hall.
THE Porte It IS ramore intends to aen ,,l,
the coast OF the Euxine this su ninaE
Count Kitznun Won Eckstaedt, the Austrian
Minister rlenpotcntitry az the Belgian court, has
peen summoned by Count Beust TO vienna.
The sultan OF Tur,ey has sent his First Cham
beraln to Egypt for explanations respecting his ar
mamen,s aDd the burdens upon The population.
MIR. Lauderdalc Maltand, formerly lessee Or
the Lyccum theatre. Lonion, - in the English Gdnk-
ruptcy Court, with debts anloui ilis TO shie9o.
The Duke ~ Edinburs mas accepted IA invita-
ton to become patron ana an honorary inemper
OF the Junior Naval and Military club Of England.
Murphy. tho ant-Caholic lecturer, was
mobbcd III Wnltcaavan, Eaglanl, on The 10th MI
The injuries lie sustained render ms recovery
uncertain.
.-Mohammed Dem Eldin Etfedd, the young
est son Of Tie Suai OF Turkey. received handsome
present frOm his father lof his proficiency in his
studies Of the french AMI Turkish languages.
Napoleon, In reply TO letter nom gentleman
IN Brmngnau, says '-ne IS deeply touched by tie
reception accorded 10 hun III the country Of which
he has always been sincere anu faithful friend ana
alyn
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ElLlIA7D BATCH IN T0alNf0
TORONTO, Canada, N

TORONTO, Canada, May 8, 1871.
cyrlle Dion played two games OF Billiards here
last night with samuel May. The urst game was
the French three ball game OF nlty potn.s. Dion
von ~ thirty.onc points. The second game. tho
American game OF one thousand points, at the close
stood az ioows-Dloa, 1901; May, 2!3. Dion oX
nuitca the chamniun diamond cue.
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Mr.. poctcr Edward v,nscrparr.

THIS csinnable iaay died at her residence IN this
CITY on Wednesday morning last. after painful ana
plOlgac cd Illness which was brought on by her
arluous and lnccssant Iabors IN behalf OF the SICK
ana wounded soldiers or the late wa. New York
has known hut few women so unsehsh IN their
charitable deeds az was Mrs. NanderpUei. During
the late civil war she was in the MODEST sense the
soldiers Tlcnd. Her services with the LADIES'
Home and fhp United states General Hospital IN lhS
city a,tcsted her devo ION u The brave men VINO
were battling for the union and Ber deep Int rest IN
their welfare But 1t was nor To them alone that she
manifested her large heartcdness. The best part or
her e was spent IN acts of charity. The poor ever
found In he's ready ana willing jnend, ana the
many Whose wants she relieved aud whose suffer-
ings she ailcyatod viii lose, by her death, benciac
tor well wor by Of their gratitude ana Tears.
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and Louis Blanc, do not believe there was much
terror IA now. Then people could leave town; now
they cannot save with great trouble, and In week
probably not at ALL
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The Ar, hdu chess Maria Anunrziadn.

The Ar, hdu hess Maria Aunnr2iadn.
A cable telegram from Vienna announces the
death ON Thursday, at her residence in the Austrian
capital, OF the Archduchess Maria Apqunziada OF
Austria. She was the third child and lrst daugll-
ter Of King Ferdinand II. Of the rwo Siccs ny his
second marriage with the Archduchess Marie
Thercsc, and was born on the cath Of March, lsi3.
On the 18th OF October, 1853, she was married by
proxy at Rome to the Archdlke Charles Louis OF
Austria, she being his second wife. Five days aer
the couple were married IN person at Venice. Tue
Archduchcss had four children, three boys VINO are
now living, aud girl who died Immediately alter
her birth Oh The 2lst ol MAY VI last year.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1G.-The official re.
turns OF Hamilton county we're made up
to-day, without changing the legislative
results announced on Saturday. Noyes,
(Republican) 1916 majority.
b. Macauley and Charles Wyndham
gave benefits this afternoon and evening
ut Woods THEATRE and Madame RiveAnd
other distinguished home musicians at
Melodeon Hall tonight, Tor the Chicago
sufferers.
Alta meeting Of the general relief com.
mittees held here to-day, the Chicago Wis.,
iting committee, having just returned, sub.
mitted a report, in which they say that
the citizens Of Cincinnati can never know
the suffering and distress their generous
contributions have aleviated, but they say
the work must go on, as tile suffering will
bc doubled and trippled by tile arrival Of
cold weather.
Geo. s. Blanchard & Co., Book Sellers.
made an assignment for tue benefit OF
their creditors to-day. Liabilities prlnci.
pally in New York and Boston. ..
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nrighnm YOUNG In Con.t

SALT LAKE, Oct lG.-Brigham Young
appeared in Court this morning, when thu
Indictment for lasciviuus coAGbitation was
read 10 MN, and upon the usual question
oil the clerk he answered, with marked
seriousness, Not Guilty" The Court
room was hut moderately crowded. and
there wasnoeNCitcment Brigham seemed
much improved in health and confident in
manner.
In the case of the Mayor, Daniel II.
Wells, Q similar charge, the reading ofthe
Indictment was waived, and after the title
oil tho case was announced he, too, plead
not guilty. The defendants counsel
moved that the Court continue the cases
until the next term. The prosecution op.
posed this, but said they were willing 10
give the defendants all the time necessary
for preparation for trial. The motion was
not acted upon, but will be taken up at
an early day, probably tomorrow.
Salt Lake is still working for the aid
Of Chicago Grace Greenwood lectured
most eloquently last night to a crowded
house for the sufferers. Tonight bGne-
fit will be given at the theatre, to.mor-
row night by the Ladies SOciable, and
the next night masquerade ball. Money
is coming in daily from towns and mining
camps. All gave something in this great
cause OF humanity.
Judge o, +. Strickland, L. s. Mar.
shAl Patrick, and a number of attorneys,
left for Provo today, where the Court
for the Second Judicial District will be
opened tomorrow. A cavalry escort was
asked for from General D'Trobiecud, but
he refused. The United States Marshal
says 1t is impossible for him to make Or
rests there without military support,
The Mormons here have started sub
scription for defense fund, to aid Brig.
ham Young, Mayor Wells, and other
Church magnates, in overthrowing the
charges brought against them by the
United States Grand Jury, 1t is said
that men and women alike are contribu.
ting freely.
Trowbridge Il West opened to-day the
most magnificent billiard hall west Of the
Rocky Mountains. 1t cost over $4,000.
The increased excitement in regard I
the tin mines at Ogden Is said to be won.
dcrrnl,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 1G.-The Inman steamer
City OF Paris, Captain Morehouse, which
LETT New York TOR Liverpool, October 7th
is off Cape Clear broken down. Steamers
have gone TO her assistance. A strong
breeze is blowing, but not sufficient to OK.
cite apprehension in regard to the steam,
ers' safety.
The subscriptions taken at the Mansion
House for the benefit OF the Chicago sui.
feTers amount so far to 100000, The
Strand Theatre devoted the proceeds OF
Wednesdays performance to the relief
fund.
An address has been issued by the rep.
resentative workingmen demanding the
separation Of Church and State. The ad-
dress announces that meetings of the
workingmen will be held throughout Eng
land in support ofthis movement.
Two steamers were in collision on the
Tyne last night, and five persons drowned.
LONDON, October 1G.-It is rumored
that General Ignatief has been charged
by Prince Gortschakof to contrive an oC.
CasiOn for an interview between the Car
of Russia and the Sultan of Turkey.
The Chamber of Commerce of Shelf
field has resolved TO call q meeting of
citizens, for the purpose of contributing
relief to Chicago.
A meeting for the relief of Chicago was
held in the town hall of Liverpool to-day,
at which the Mayor presided. A com.
mittee was appointed to receive Contri.
buttons, and R3,5O0 was raised on the
spot.
In supplementary edition of the Lon
don Gazette, this evening, is published
the British Commissioners regulations
for presenting claims to be adjudicated
under the Washburn treaty for damages
done by the Alabama,
MANCHESTER, Oct. 1G.-A meeting was
held here to-day in aid OF the Chicago
sufferers. The Bishop OF Manchester
presided. Jacob Brighthugh and Birlcy,
members of Parliament, and Adams, U. S.
Consul, were present, The contributions
on the spot, were iOrty.slx hundred
pounds sterling. A large quantity Of
clothing was given, Subscriptions are
pouring In from all parts of Great Britain.
Steamers from all ports, carry large con-
tributions Of money and material.
Queen Victoria Declared Insane.
World Special.
LONDON, OCober 10.-Mr. Bradlow, at
an immense meeting here tonight, de.
Clared that the Queen was insane, and
demanded the regency to be entrusted to
the Judges of law and equity until n Re.
public was established.
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cable moment, this viii restore the
Homes assets to nearly, If not quite
81 100000, after every cent of the Chicago
fire 10 ses arc paid. The Manhattan Com.
pany, which has announced Its suspension,
expects to meet its losses. The Cont
mental has lost about million, being
much less than their surplus, have doubled
their capital, and after paying their losses,
will have assets Of two millions for new
business,
Niche 4 Geary is arranging q billiard
entertai ment ut the Academy of Music,
by VIII Ch It is expected ut least $1,000
vii be raised for the Chicago Relief
Committee The Chamber Of Commerce
received $4,000 since Saturday; the
Cotton Exchange subscription now eX.
ceeds $4,000; $3,000were subscribed at
the Mechanics Exchange; the police
force fund amounts to $7,025, and the
Washington Market relief committee have
raised $4,000.
Superintendent Miller viii tomorrow
issue circular calling upon all the New
York insurance companies TO report, un.
der oath, the extent of their losses at Chi.
cago ut present standing, This will be
followed by an examination of the several
companies.
The rumor that negotiation Of the
mortgage loan has been made in Europe
by the Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny is unfounded.
The counsel for Gen. Jordan, indicted
or u violation of the neutrality laws,
E,ovCs tomorrow for the discharge Of his
client, rs no effort Is being made by Gov.
ernment for speedy trial,
Tho total amount raised by Brooklyn
for Chicago up to date is 1921 400, includ-
ing S95,0OO collected in the churches
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Moultons professional
debut tonight, in II CONCERT at Stcinway
Hall, was u remarkable success. The
house was filled with the elite Of the city.
Gen, Benjamin H. Butler, previous to
commencing his speech on tho Treaty of
Washington at the Academy OF Music to.
night, made an appeal in behalf Of the
Wisconsin and Michigan sufferers. He
donated his fec for the lecture $500, and
requested them to send donations to the
The suggestion was unani'
mously sustained by the audience sub
over $1,000. In his address he
took general grounds against the treaty.
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THE APPEAL FOR HELP.
Organizing the Work of Relief.

Organizing the Work Of Relief
DETROIT, Oct. 16.-Earnest appeals fol
aid still come from the north and north
western portion Of the State, which are
being responded to with marked liberali.
tY. Contributions to this city, in money
clothing and provisions, continue to flow
in, and every train and every boat con.
veys help to the sufferers. In thirty days
water communication with the devastated
districts will cease; after which, supplies
must be teamed 90 miles to Manistee and
so to 100 miles into ST. Clair and Huron
counties. Now Is the time to send for
ward supplies, such as provisions, winter
clothing, blankets, mattresses, and espeCl-
ally bedding for the sick,
The Relief Committee OF Grand Rap.
ids, in conjunction with Mr.. Ferry, Are
unremittlng in their efforts to alleviate the
distress at Manistee and Holland. Con.
tributions especially designed for these
places should be sent direct TO Senator
Ferry, Grand Haven.
The contributions at our Churches
yesterday reached several thousand dol.
lars. Considerable aid from beyond the
borders of Michigan is sbeginning to come.
All such will be most thankfully re-
Ceived.
Governor Baldwin arrived here to day,
and Is tonight in consultation with lead.
ing citizens ofthe State rs to what shall
be done in the present terrible emcr-
gCnCy.
AT mass meeting Of the citizens of
Grand Rapids, held tonight, for the pur.
pose OF establishing Central Executive
Relief Committees to act for Western
Michigan, D. Il. Morris, of Holland, made
the following statement: The number Of
families now to be supplied daily with
food In Holland City Is 3O4; the number
Of persons, 1894. The number of families
in LaketOwn, 70; number o. persons
400. The number Of families in Holland
township, 40 ; number Of persons, 200
Many of these people will have to be cared
for during the winter.
A Central Executive Committee was
established to solicit, receive and disbursC
contributions for Western and Northern
Michigan. The Committee is composed
of Hon. ]. B. Gilbert Hon. NJ. A, How.
ard, Hon. N. s. Avery, Hon. Frederick
Frazier and Capt. Robert Collins. The
committee Is intended to be a permanent
one for the winter campaign, and will co.
operate with the Detroit Relief Commit.
tee. The intention Is to establish an
effective system OF relief, in connection
with other committee and cities Of tho
State
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Address by Gov. BrOss In New York
on the Chicago Calamity

New York, Oct. l6.-GOv. Bross, ol
Illinois, editor of the Chicago Tribune,
addressed the Chamber ot Commerce
relief committee this morning. After
describing 1.-The great fire, he said after
the immediate wants of the sufferers were
supplied, the next pressing necessity was
the want of funds to rebuild the city.
The merchants and companies Of New
York who had given loans on Chicago
property destroyed by the fire should give
second mortgages to enable the merchants
to rebuild their houses. He also recon-
mended that capitalists advance money
freely on unencumbered property in Chi
cago, as it was, within the next few years,
sure to advance in price, There are
thousands of Chicago business men who
have friends in the East who know them
to be honest, energetic and capable. If
they have no other security to give, take
u lie policy and note Of honor, and lend
them money enough TO start business
They have lost one fortune, and, with q
little of your help on the start, they can
soon make another. There has not been
for the last twenty years so good a time
for men of capital to start business in
Chicago as now. All can now start even
in the race for fame and fortune.
Now is the time to strike. A
couple of months at most are all
that Is needed to start business with
the best prospect OF success. AS to the
interest Of legal rate in Illinois, 10 per
cent is much larger figure than Is al.
lowed anywhere in the East. Millions Of
money would gladly be taken by our lead.
ing business men at that rate; but |
beg to say that hope you will be salts
fed with eight. / might add that our
people sometimes pay Commissioners,
but | beg you also to forget oil about that.
Our citizens are poor enough in all con-
science and 1t is to be hoped that
Eastern capital will be satisfied with
per centage above what it can
realize at home.
The speaker expressed on the part of
he homeless and destitute Of Chicago
.hc most profound heartfelt gratitude to
New York and the civilized world for
heir noble efforts Tor tho relief of the
jullelPrs. A vote oil thanks was returned
o Gov. BrOSs.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Oct. 1O.-Emperor William
to day opened the sessions OF the lteCh.
stath in person. lie began his address
with a review Of the past session of hO
North German Parliament, and OF the
course of German unilcation. Tho pro-
gress of this important policy, and the
present condition of United Germany, he
eminently favorable and graf.
Tying. Passing from this to the topics to
be considered by tho present session, he
said It's chief cnro would be the consdera.
ton OF the budget, for the Empire ad.
yances made by several Shtes Of the
confederation must be repaid out Of funds
received from France US indemnity. The
budget must include the settling Of the
government Of the territory acquired from
France. He expressed the opinion
that the reorganization and colonage of
Germany Is desirable. He said the Fed
cral Council was at this time engaged in
devising means for the establishment Of
good common basis for n Uniform sys.
TEN OF German cOlOnnge. He also pro.
posed n subject ripe for discussion, the
securing Of q direct line Of communities
ton through Switzerland to Italy,and that
II be so controlled throughout that the in.
terests Of Germany would be fairly con.
sidered. In alluding to the foreign rela.
tions Of the Empire he said thai such re.
lations were entirely satisfactory, and
there was no cause for anxiety in any
quarter The correspondence with Aus.
tria was ofa cordial nature, and the inter.
course with that country was no longer
shadowcd by "reminiscences Of past con.
tliCts. ID O. 4. .'
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YesterdnY,s Convention.

The Convention yesterday was one Of
the best in material and one of the most
courteous and harmonious in temper that
ever met in this county, The delegates
appeared to be animated by the single de-
sire tosecurc the choice Of the very best
and strongest men in the county, without
reference to locality or personal prefer
cnces, The city delegates expected that
one Of the nominees for the Convention
would be taken from the country, and in
accordance with this understanding two
gentlemen were nominated for the coun.
try district But when all the nomina'
tions were before the Convention, the
country delegates themselves were i'm
pressed with the belief that the names
presented from the city were the strongest,
and voluntarily and unanimously with
drew their candidates and made the nomi.
nations by acclamatlon, We believe this
course was as wise as 1t was generous, and
il will be remembered TO the credit Of our
country brethren in future.
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Lynch Inv in Tennessee. i.

NASHVILLE, Oct tG.-Last week at.
tcmpts were made in BudfOrd county by
negroes to commit rapes upon Miss Bless
ing, Miss Susan Patterson and Mrs. How
ard, but the Indies Succeeded in getting
away. On Thursday, at midday, Mrs.
Rogers was violated by Samuel Wells, a
colored man. lie was captured and idGn.
titled by her. Henry Williams was iden.
titled by the Misses Blessing and Patter.
son as the man who assaulted them. Both
men were committed to jail at Shelby.
vile, and on Saturday taken to the dis.
trlct in which the crime was committed
for trial. After dark whilst being sent
back to Shelbyvillo jail, they were taken
from the guards by somO five hundred
men not disguised, and hanged Placards
were pinned to their clothing, warning
nil but the civil authorities against cut.
ting them down under penalty of some
fate t..
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October 1G.-Governor
Yarmouth, in a letter to Police Justice
Revier Parish, says II am convinced
that the Louisiana Levee Company, to
whom the Legislature gave the contract
of rebuilding and maintaing the levees of
the State, will not be able to comply with
the expectations OF the public, nor have
time to prepare for the autumn spring
rise of the Mississippi river, and 1t now
rests with the parochial authorities to
take measures to protect the levee from
overflow. have directed engineers to
render all necessary assistance, and will
do everything in my power 10 assist you"
Louisiana lcvoe stock sold to-day at
81 per share.
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Severe Gale in the North Loss OF
Life at Montreal.

KINGSTON, Oct. 15.-lt has been blow
ing u gale here all day and yesterday.
The steamers Corinthian, Enterprise, Do
minion and America are obliged to lie
over in consequence. A number Of yes.
sells is reported ashore.
MONTREAL Oct. 15-A terrific gale set
in yesterday morning after heavy rain
all night, doing serious damage to life and
property. A large number OF wooden
tcnemcnts were blown down. The brick
walls near the Gas building were blown
down, also the walls Of new building
in Dalhousie street, from which several
persons barely escaped. The roof
OF the new st. George Church started
during the reading The CONSERVATION
was fearful, the people rushing out In the
middle oil the prayer. No damage was
done beyond fright. The Cathedral
spire rocked like ships mast. The con-
gregation was terrified, and left before
the completion Of the service. Miss An.
riG Lowe, youngest daughter Of John
Lowe, latG Of the Gazette here, was in.
stantly killed by a falling tree, while pass.
ing to nsighbOr's house. 1t is hoped
there will not be many fatal cases. All
arc not yet asCertaned. Many citizens
arc manned W the falling OF signs and
COrniCes.
Judge Aylvin, one Of the most brilliant
Judges on the Canadian bench, died on
Saturday.
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ENGLIsn papers by the last steamer full.
Iy confirm the cable news of q fortnight
ago, respecting the extraordinary speech
OF MIR. Disraeli ut Hughenden. Not only
did he declare the Queen 10 be physical.
y and dmorolly incapacitated" from ruling
Oui when, at the conclusion Of his speech
The reporter for the Press Association
uolOiIng his own ears, inquired Of him
whether he really intended to use the
words "and morally the OK. Premier re-.
piled: "Most certainly did, used the
word odviscdly; but II you consider the
expression too strong, You may substitute
the word virtually for morally" Event.
uaIly the reporter suppressed the words
and morally without putting any others
in their stead, and with n full knowledge
Of the facts in the case three OF the leading
London iournals-thc Times, the DiRl
Ndrs, and Pal Mall GdGete-deiberately
kept back the truth, and have raised q
storm about their ears Tor such bald Mt
tempt to deceive their readers.