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UTAH.
Flight Of Brigham Young =. On His
Way TO Mexico.

Way to Mexico.
SALT LAKE, Nov GA well known
Mormon, writing from Beaver under date
OF October 3lst, says; "Brother Brigham
arrived here this morning, and after rest
ing about five hours left for Saint George,
on the southern border OF the Territory,
lie was escorted by twelve mounted men
OF the NOuvOo Legion" II am told"
says the writer, "that ho has bade final
adleu to Salt Lake City. This movement
Of Brother Brigham Is greatly agitating
the minds Of the people hereabouts."
The Mormon press have made no re.
sponse to the published fact that polyga.
my In Utah was utterly disavowed and
condemned by the women authorities un.
I'll six months after the passage of the
Territorial act against adultery and lasciv.
iOus Cohabitation. The act was approved
March 9, 1862 The resolution of polyga-
my Is said to have been made August 30,
1859. This ovcrthrows completely the
charge that tho United States Court here
was wrong in allowing u verdict under
that act against polygamlSt, on the
ground that the act was passed by polyg-
amous Legislature, and hence in the inter.
est not to punish polygamists.
Hon. Thomas Fitch left yesterday for
the East, to fulfill an engagement TO lee.
ture. The Gentiles say the MOrmons
have sent him on n mission of great inter
estto Bingham Canon, in consequence of
the discovery of exceedingly rich gold
quartz.
There was heavy snow storm here last
night, and severe winter Is anticipated.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 4.--The new ministry is
not yet definitely constituted, but the fol.
lowing Is believed to be accurate: Presi.
dent with Portfolio OF the Interior, Baron
Won Kellerperg; Finance, Mr. Halzge.
than; Worship, Mr.. D D'Estermayer; Justice,
Mr.. Chlimetzky Commerce, Mr.. Deplen.
err War School and Agriculture, Mr.. Ora.
Cholski.
The new President has declared that
the policy which compelled the retirement
of H0hGnwart will DO vigorously pursued,
Some Of its friends having been deceived
by the stories Of compromise contempla.
ted by the Diets nj Bohemia, MOravia,
CarniOh, Upper Austria and Galllcia, II
will be dissolved as soon as the govern.
ment Is definitely settled.
PRAGUE, Nov. AIN the Bohemian
Diet tho resCript was read, emphasizing
the supremacy OF tho Empire. The En-
peror declares that these general laws can
only be altered In manner prescribed in
the general constitution, and warns the
Diet against any attempt to nullily or dis.
regard them. He eXhorts Bohemia 10
send her usual representatives 10 the
Ileichstat, declaring at the same that the
failure or refusal TO do this will involve
the gravest political consequences.
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the dew before the sun. He besought the
support oi his hearers for the reelection
OF John V, Greeley, Republican Candi.
date for the Assembly, as Withdrawn In
favor of Rush Q. Hawkins, reform can.
didatc,
Numerous political meetings were held
in this city and Brooklyn Saturday even.
ing.
Secretary Robson made political
speech at Jersy City, Saturday, mainly in
defense Of the action Of the Ndministra.
ton in the AnglO-AmeriCan treaty.
Bernard Reilly was fatally stabbed Sat,
urday night In a quarrel said TO have or
iginated in political difference.
Charles OConnOr states that II Is Ger.
tain that from three to six millions will
be recovered from Tweed. Tweed's aid.
ers and abetters are to be proceeded
against also TwGed's district Is strongly
Democratic. His reelection is conceded
by large majority.
Gen, ShalOC has ordered the 7th, 18th,
2sd and list regiments Of the State M.
tional Guard to duty at their armories on
election day,
NEW York, Nov. 5.-The following
may be published in the morning;
10 tho Public:
Many false representations and state
ments have been made and published
against the credit Of tho State of South
Carolina. 1t Is true $2O,OI0,0OO in bands
have been printed,s OF which amount
100000 were nevd5 signed nor issued,
nor with the intention to increase tho
State debt, but they arc in possession OF
the State authorities; also 35OO,0O0 stcr.
ling bonds have been printed, but not
Issued, and $9,500,0O0 registered stock
are now In the hands of the Treasurer,
being balance of $5,040000 Is
sued, The Legislature from time TO
time passed several acts Tor tho issue of
bonds to pay tho independence of the
State Subsequently It passed an act for
the conversion Of IT'S securities and to
provide Tor this above amount in bonds
printed, which gave rise to many ground.
less Misrepresentation and gross tabrica.
liOns. fl
[Signedl II. r. SCOTT, GoD. s. G.
Witness, G.PARKER, Treasurer.
JNO. B. LOoMIs, Chairman Committee on
State accounts.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 5.-The trial Of those mem.
bers Of the Commune who have been held
under the charge OF being directly concern
ed in the murder Of the Versailleist Gen.
erals LecOmpt and Thomas during the
first days of the insurrection in Paris was
begun yesterday. The trial excites
much interest and attracts large mum.
Der TO the court room.
LONDON, November "a letter from
Paris say that the offering of Washburn
on Thursday was very agreeable affair,
The dinner and tea services were Of fine
silver from American mines and Ameri.
can manufacturers, presented by Ameri,
can gentlemen. Appropriate addresses
were delivered, TO which Washburne re-
piled with few peaceful remarks, in the
course Of which he cOmplimented Col
Hoffman and other members OF tho diplO.
matte household.
Victor Hugo has made second visit to
Thiers to procure the pardon of Henri
Rochefort. The President received him
kindly, but declined to interfere. The
Communist General has been convicted Of
firing buildings in Paris, and sentenced to
death.
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THE TURF.


BosToN, Nov. 4.-=The first days races
under the auspices Of the Boston Jockey
Club, we're run to-day over the Mystic
Park course, near this city. The attend.
ance was large and the racing good.
Astronomer won the hurdle race, time
3:57 Tubman, the dash Of one mile, in
1:4G; Alroy, the race Of two mile heats, In
3:42 and 3:62t.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 4-The extra au.
tumn meeting at the Fleetwood Park was
brought to a close today by trot race,
oil horses, for a purse Of $500 the
entries being Geo. Palmer, Henry, Geo,
Wilkes, American Girl and W. II. Allen.
Henry won the first, second and fourth
heats Geo. Palmer the third Summary,
Henry, I, 1,2,1; American Girl, 2, Q, 3;
Geo. Palmer, 4, 8, I, Q; Geo. Wilkes, 3, 3;
a, 4; W. II. Allen, 3, 4, 5,5. Time: first
heat, 224l; second heat, 2;24t; third
heat, 2;24i; fourth heat 2:239.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 4.-There were
five trotti1g races yesterday at the track
OF the Northern Ohio Fair grounds, the
proceeds to be donated to the relief Of the
sufferers in Michigan and Wisconsin
About S400 were realized.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 4.-The amount
received at the Mansion House up to last
evening for the benefit Of the Chicago
sufferers was G46,50O. Contributions con.
tnue to DO received from individual don.
ors, and from committees In Provincial
cities and towns.
LONDON, November 5.-The newspaper
controversy concerning tho international
copyright law has taken so personal q
turn, and become 30 heated, that the
Times declares It's intention to close It's
columns to any further communications
on the subject. Already one libel suit
has grown out Of the controversy, Hon.
Mrs. Norton having brought q prosecution
against one Of the writer's on the subject
A supplement to tho Official Gazette,
contains the proclamation Of the Queen,
proroguing Parliament 10 the 27th Of
December next.
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THE WEST INDIES.

New York, November 5.-San Do.
mingo advicGs say that the revolutionary
army, in two bodies, are preparing 10 at.
tack the town Of Azna.
President Bae2 Is visiting the towns in
the northern provinces
Tho British mail steamer has ceased
touching at San Domingo City, Beaz de-
clining 10 help support the line.
There Is no news Of Importance from
Porto Rico or ~. Thomas.
Iaytien intelligence states that Presi.
dent Laget Is being enthusiastically re.
celyed In the towns that he Is visiting.
The Hornet case is still pending. The
Spanish Consul has dispatched The war
steamer Havana Tor further instructions.
A United States war steamer Is expected
at Port au Prince from San Domingo on
her wayto the United States.
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day night, was arrested to-day as he was
about to leave the city on railroad train.
CHICAGO, November 5,-Mayor Mason
has issued proclamation recommending
that all places OF business of every kind
be closed on election day, TO the end that
there may be u general suspension OF
business on that day, in order to give all
an opportunity to vote.
Samuel NJ. Moore has declined Inc
nomination for Circuit Judge on the
Union ticket. Daniel G.. Storey declines
the nomination for City Attorney on the
temperance ticket. +. G. Gund yestcr.
day morning announced his dcClensiOn ol
the nomination for Police Commissioner
on tho Union ticket No. 2, but in the alter
noon reCOnsidered his action and an.
nounced his determination TO stand.
The Tribune says there are good reas-
Ons Tor believing that ring has been
formed for making several millions by
locating the new government buildings in
this city, the postoiliCe, custom house,
court rooms, etc, etc, where the men,
bers of the ring have secured options on a
large amount of real estate.
A prominent politician whose well
known business qualifications have be-
come prOverbial together'wlt the mem.
bCrs OF prominent dry goods firm are
understood to be the prime movers. The
property the ring have procured includes
the site Of the Farmer Gas Works on
Adams street near the river. 1t Is under.
stood the Board OF Public Works have
about decided that the new Court House
shall coyer the entire Court House square
extending to the sidewalk around the en-.
tire block. This will, asa fnanclalopera-
tiOn, be Ol great advantage TO the
city aud country, us it will give them
about sixty stores, which would rent Tor
at least one hundred thousand per annum,
besides a large number Of lawyers offices
In the upper stories which would bring
at least ilny thousand dollars more
annually into the treasury. 1t Is
that II the efforts now
to secure the three blocks Of
ground on the lake shore lGr n passenger
station prove unavailing, tho Chicago,
& Quincy Railroad will erect
a passenger station Of their own on six.
teenth street, near the south branch OF
the river, and that the Michigan Central
rOad will run their trains 10 the same
station, their present depot grounds be
ing entirely inadequate.
A special from Springfield says Gov,
Palmer IL preparing message TO lay be.
fore the Legislature, which meets on tho
10Th, In which the controversy between
himself and the United States authorities,
together with all the correspondence be.
tween him and Mayor Mason and others
In relation to military occupancy Of the
city during the ilio will occupy con.
SplcuOus place.
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Death of The New Auditor General
of PENNSYLVANIA.

New BRIGuTON, November Cool.
David Stanton, Auditor General elect OF
this State, died suddenly at his residence
in this place this morning, at ten minutes
past one o'clock. He had been suffering
ior day or two with herpes in the face,
causing him much pain, Last evening,
about seven o'clock, he injected q small
quantity Of morphine into his armfor the
purpose of Queting the pain, which had
become very severe, and was much re-
lieved; sleep onsued from which his wife
found 1t impossible to rouse him, and she
called for assistance. Drs. Jackson, Nc.
Kinney Winans and Reed were summon
cd md used every effort to bring
about reaction, but without per-
manent avail. lie finally expired at
the hour above stated. 1t the opinion
OF the physicians that in making the in.
lection Of morphine he punctured blood
vessel, which owing to the peculiar state
Of his system was the immediate cause Of
the fatal and,dstressing event. lie was In
the forty.second year OF his age. ..
Herpes is defined by Webster Os ian
eruption orthc skin, taking various names
according TO its form or the part affected
especially an eruption Of veslcles In
small destinCt clusters, including shing-
ling, ringworm and the like The name
Is given from the tendency Of tho erup.
ton to creep or spread form one part Of
tho skin to another"
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SPAIN

MADRID, Nov. Alt Is believed that
an attack on the government by the Re.
publicans under the lead Of Senior Zorril.
la will be made in Cortes during the com.
ing week, on the subject and manner Of
dealing with the International Society.
Seniors Zorrilla and Sagasta, arc widely at
variance on this point, the latter support.
ing the government heartily. The com
promise between Sagasta and Gorilla,
which has up to this time been discussed,
and looked forward TO among the Conser.
vators and Republicans, Is now thought
TO be impossible, as the agitation Of inter.
nationalism will produce complete rup.
ture.
The London Telegraph prints n special
dispatch from Paris, that plot against
the government of Spain has been dlscov.
prnl.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November GA call signed
by prominent Republicans and others Ia.
vorablc to the project has been issued for
a meeting next Thursday evening, to
consult as 10 the best means to procure
the holding Of the next National Repub.
Icon Convention In this city.
Mayor Brown declines TO issue any
more permits for tho erection Of frame
buildings. This Is owing to the continued
low water In the river, and the increased
dangers Of navigation.
The Board OF Underwriters have in.
creased their hull and cargo risks 90 per
cent.
The internal revenue collections Of this
district for October amount to $313,O60,
OF which $117,700 Is on spirits, $l4O,672
on tobacco, and $9O,3O6 on fermGnted
liquors.
1t Is understood that an agreement has
been arrived at between the County Court
and the managers Of the Northern Mis-.
souri, Railroad Company, by which the
latter will acquire the county stock
In tho road for ninety thousand dollars,
and agree to fully equip the road at the
earliest practical moment. A company
OF railroad men have been formed here
under the laws Of Missouri, with capi.
tai of $2,000,000. It's officers arc .. l..
Grant, President; G. o. CLAWS, Of Ger.
many, Vico President; L. II. Dewey,
Secretary; W. j. Budd, of Missouri,
Superintendent Of tho construction; Geo.
A. Fitch, Auditor; Edward D. Butler,
Treasurer; CIV. Calhoun, Land Com.
missioner; j. X. Sheppard, Financial
Agent and s. G. Clark, OF Illinois, Cen.
trail Chief Engineer. A majority Of these
gentlemen are OF Chicago and New York.
The chief object Of the company Is to
construct two railroads, one from st.
Louis to tho Arkansas river, four hun.
dred miles long, the other from Centralia,
Ills, to Wichita, Kansas, five hundred
miles long. The contracts have already
been let und work commenced.
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Locomotive Explosion at Ports.
mouth, O..--TwO Men Killed and
Others Wounded,

CINCINNATI, Nov, A Portsmouth
special To the Chronicle says: A terrible
explosion took place this morning at the
railroad depot At 20 minutes past 8
o'clock the mail train which' was 10 leave
lor hamden nj O:l5, stood at the depot,
and while the liremen were taking on
coal the locomotive boilerexploded. Geo.
Volkner, who was engaged in shoveliug
coal from the car into the tender, was
blown into the air some fifty feet, and fell
two hundred yards distant, man
gled corpse, having no clothing on but
one boot, Adam Schilling, fireman
while breaking coal on the tender, was in
stantly killed, the top Of his head being
blown of. Adam Wamsler, o laborer i,
was injured, but to what extent Is un-
known Henry Burt, fireman, was
somewhat injured, Fragments OF the
boiler and engine weighing from 80 to60
pounds were blown several squares, and
fell through the roofs of the houses on
Second street. Some passed over the
wharlboat and dropped into the Ohio
river, The front of tho boiler was blown
forward over coal car and was buried
In the rear end of the express car. The
locomotive was the old Washington, that
ran through the depot in Cincinnati, and
plunged into coal pile, several years
since, It had been brought from Chilli
cothe yesterday, and the boiler had Just
been patched. II was somC twenty years
old, and was apparently in bad condition.
Tho engine Is almost u total wreck.
Both OF the men killed have families.
Fortunately but few persons had arrived
at tho depot before the explosion, or the
loss OF life would have been much greater.
Tho wareroom adjoining the railroad Of
flee was badly wrecked
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The Mexican Revolution.

NEw YonK, November GA telegram
from Mexico, dated November Cd, states
that the situation IA not materially chang.
ed. General 'Travino remained outside
Of Saltillo. Ills army in force was equal
to m attack at any time, but hs supply Of
artillery was insufficient. Saltello Is de.
clared still in II state Of siege. General
Mortinez was on the opposite side of Sal.
tillO. His interruption TO the commune.
cation with tho interior was persistently
continued. General Corillo asked the
Government for rcinlorcements for his ar.
tillery, but his correspondence was cap.
tured and published. Isadora Travino,
Governor elect Oi COabuila, died in the
camp OF General Travino, from the effects
Of hardships and exposure. lie had Just
joined the revolutionary party. Corona is
reported marching to take command Of
the Government forces.
Cattle stealing ia ended on tho line Of
the Rio Grande, The cattle thieves arc in
the service Of Certino, who Is preparing
TO assail Navajo.
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South Carolina Finances----ChaEges
of Corruption.

New York, Nov. 5-The World says
More extraordinary rumors are In CirCu.
latlon concerning the issue Of tho bonds Of
the State OF South Carolina. Suspicion
Is entertained that there has been such an
ovcr.issue as absolutely to endanger the
solvency Of tho State. 1t Is stated that n
bank note company in this city printed
two million bonds, which have passed into
the possession Of Mr.. Kelpt, one OF the State
financial agents that several members of
tho State government are In the city ;
that other prominent South Carollniana
arc here watching their proceedings Gov.
Scott Is snid TO have admitted tho print
ing Of the bonds, but does not state the
object of their issue. II Is also alleged
that many Of the state officials are impll-
Gated in This appropriation Of the moneys
Of the State that 1t is believed that this
fraudul ent issue of twenty millions OI
bonds had been negotiated anil the money
misapl lied. t.a
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. "a large number
Of Catholics went TO franklin, Williamson
county, this morning, TO witness the dcdi
cation Of new church. When they ar
rived at tho Nashville &c Decatur railroad
depot, one OF them, Patrick Connor,
worthy Irish citizen, fell and died lmme.
dlately. II ls supposed Of heart disease.
Three small residences on Spring street,
were destroyed by fire this evening. They
belonged to Mr.. Fulghun, proprietor OF
the Commercial Hotel, and'werc occupied
by Mrs. Hardin =. BOstiCk, Il. II. Single.
ton, e. q. Goodlett. The fire originated
In Singleton's kitchen The flames spread
so rapidly that but little Of the con.
tents Of the houses were saved. Loss,
about sixt housand dollars; fully insured.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Reichstag today
passed the war fund BILL
During the debate previous 10 It's pas.
sage Bismarck urged the necessity in the
present aspect Of European affairs Of
Strengthening the country by thus EN-.
powcring the Emperor to act promptly
and freely under any adverse and threat
ening circumstances which may arise.
The passage Of the bill, which Is recon.
mended in the Empcror's address, would
leave Ills Majesty unshackled and virtual.
ly place Prussia In position TO act either
upon the offensive or defensive. MOI
plcations are at present apparent.
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uor.e Thlef.Arre,ted In Bostop,

BosroN, November 24-Yesterday a
man who gave his name as James L.
Smith was arrested on Western Avenue
on suspicion Of being the individual who
stole horse and buggy at Champaign
City, Ills, a few weeks ago. His appear.
ance tallies with the descripticd sent by
the Chief Of Police Of that city. He will
be held in custody until the authorities Of
that place are communicated with.
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Achison; Topeka and santa Fc
Railroad.

TorEKA, KS, November THE Chief
Engineer of the Achison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad returned yesterday to
Fort Dodge, having completed the sur
voy oil line to Fort Union, New Mexico,
and reports n practicable route. He COM
mences tomorrow the survey of the line
from Fort Dodge IN to the Arkansas Riv.
er, and hopes 10 reach tho Republic OF
New Mexico before the snow stops the
work. Another party leave Fort Dodge
Monday next to run line south to
Rock Salt, in the southwest part Of the
State.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Chinese Suits Against the City Of Los
AngelOssslndian Affairs in Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 4-Chinese com.
panies have made arrangements TO com.
mence suits for damages against the city
ofLos Angeles, for tho murder of their
countrymen and robbery Of their families
by rioters
The Apaches, on the 18th Of November,
sixty strong, made an nttaCk on San 81.
mon, Arizona, killed one man. wounded
another, and burned the place. Capt.
Smith, Of the 2lst Infantry, writes that the
Indians were pursued by the troops, and
found to come directly from the rGserva.
ton Canada AlamasO.
There are five hundred Indians on the
ration rolls at Camp Grant, and on last
ration day, only fifty answered, the re.
mainder being absent on the war pith.