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Mrs. Sarah Smith, of Southington.
Vermont, who has just celebrated her
ninety-ffth birthday, does her own work
Including the milking and care of two
COWS, and the making of butter-and
has three in the family; she boasts that,
IN her day, she has laid stone wall. and
laid it well; and it is told of her that She
pulled three-quarters of an acre of fiax
and nursed AN infant at the same time. In
one day, and has raked and bound Ten
shocks of rye in one afternoon.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION

Of a tba 1ere 0zo.o We give the official account
VI 'ne organization of a NTn,t,oo., ,,ooeun'
Gounty Woman Suffrage Assonio,,l sl.,io,iiAh
The ladies whose names an 1Association.
onlcers are known to possess 'o'leu o,s,, as
worth and ability. As we 90 - sterling .'g
called meeting is in progress of press ,,1. a a
we shall give full particulars in tha "iiich men
issue. next
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OUR REGRETS

We are sorry our brother of the Olvm-
pia Tribune thinks that we meant ~
visit any indignation upon him. We
assure him he is mistaken, and hope he
van no longer 'feel bad in consequence
Of imaginary indignities.
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a Connecticut Democrat sent his SON
70 New York to complete his education
Alter while the son wrote to his father
that he was studying Horace On
learning that, the paternal parent re-
plleu Tome home; ] don't want Gree
ley to make Republican of nv son.
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CONVERTED.

we promised few weeks ago TO con-
o,,'.' or a certain "obtuse Johnny Bulp' at
ny: Dis nipia to the doctrine of Equal
f,sllas faa5 ,' on our return to that place. and
leei happy to be able to announce ,o-dav
that we have succeeded ~
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upon any and all subjects Of Public Interest.
Ine NV NORTHWEST is not a WOman'S
Rights, but a Human Rights organ, devoted
10 Whatever policy may be necessary TO secure
the greatest good 10 the greatest number. II
knows no sex. no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. It's foundation is fastened
upon the rock Of Eternal Liberty. Universal
Emancipation and Dntrammeled Progression,
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Mrs. ii. w. WILLIAMS,
Mrs. II. WILLIAMS,
Miss |. T. WATKINS,
Mrs. SARAH f. PETERS,
MARY \. THOMPSON, NJ. D.,
Mrs. c. G. CALL,
Mrs. O. B. GIBSON,
Mrs. /. II. MOoREs,
Mrs. !. GOODENoUGH,
Miss ELLA PETERS,
Mrs. y. J. DUNIwAY,
HENRIETTA +. ELLIOT.
\ report of the meeting will be found
elsewhere.
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''JUDITH REID,
A Plain Story of "A Plain Woman

Is now being published from week to week, and
: attracting universal attention. \ limited
supply or back numbers Vet on hand.
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MIS- IIuTl UtF Urct TOTuOIl.. ...---V 7'IIIIOIIIIu
other parties desiring TO act as Agents will
please forward their names. We want Agents
at every postofiice throughout Oregon and
Washington Territory.
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THE WORLD MOVES.

The following call was printed in the
daily papers in this city on Tuesday,
November lIth. Appended to this call
are the names Of some of the most re-
spectacle and influential of our women {:
The undersigned citizens of Portland,
believing in the practical application
Of the principle Of mo taxation without
representation" invite the friends of
Woman's Enfranchisement to meet in
Orc Fino Hall this Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock, for the purpose of form
ing an association, the object of which
shall be To secure concert of action
among the women of our city and
county.
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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF HUMANITY.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
A N u S E M E N is.

Brooklyn Acndemy-The San,iey Concert
Troupe.
This excellent company OF artists made their first
appearance In Brooklyn last night before what
might be regarded In point OF numbers as a very
fair audience, and In enthusiasm a most extra
ordinary one. Brooklyn audience Is usually
the coldest and, from appearances, the most
Indifferent to be met with In the country: but
that at the Academy last night fairly bubbcd
ever In its expression OF approval, encorng every.
thing In the most demonstratve way, and receiving
even the solitary 'supe" with something very like
an ovation. There Is moral IN this for managers
These concerts are eminently suited to the highest
test OF Brooklyn which, it need not be said is
slightly Puritanica. There Is O wild suggestion OF
the Sunday school IN such pieces as "Thcre
Is Beauty on the Mountain" sung last night which
suits Tie OF 'tne blessed s0cicy' OF the CITY OF
brooklyn. But beyond this there ~ q charming
reminiscenco OF family gatherings and parlor music
In the selections OF songs made which is most at
tractve 70 the various circles OF young people cu
tivating music. better acquan ance win the cha
racter OF the entertainment furnished by this troupe
Is certain To increase its popularity. Saney Miss
Edith Wynne, Madame Patey, w. II. Cummings Mr.
Patey aud Mr.. SlOper all appeared last night the
Academy furnishing much better opportunity for
the display Of power on the part of the vocalists
than Steinway Hall. The company will appear here
on Wednesday next, IN connection with the New
York Harmonic Society.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosyY MAskxr.-LospoS, oct $3.50 NJ
Cousos closed at 92. for ana 80 account
United States dvctwenty bonds, 1888 81 issss old,
PAnis BovasE.-PARIs. oct G--P M.-Rentss closed
NJ b7f f0c.
FRANErorr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct 27-United
States Dvetweny bonds are quoted vt s s6k for the
OF N6y.
LfvERpooL CorTos MAaKyT.-LivsRpooL, Oct ~
40 r. NJ Thc cotton market closed heavy Kidding up-
lands, 9sd. mltng Orleans, gAd The sales OF the day
have been 10000 bales, including 1909 for speculation and
The sales the wsek have been b2 bales incud
Ing 000 for export and 500 for speculation The stock in
port bloO0v bales, OF which ll 700 American. Tue
ceips Of the week been Uv paes, including 2i0Ol
American. Actual export 1900 bales Tue shipments OF
cotton from BOMBAY the 9Th nst since the last report
have been 5000 bales The stock OF cotton Al sea bound 10
this port s67 00 bales OF which TOO0 are American
TnApB Al MANCIlfsrsa--LfvrRrooL, Oct ~ The at'
vces from Msnchest-r less favorable and cause dull
ncss 10 the cotton mari =. here
N-P. M.-The market IL quiet. Corn, Ns yer quarter
Tho for the three daye have
seen 5olNA bushels, including ts,OW American. - =,
LtvTHrvol Provisions a. ARKFr, ,-LivEHpo0I, Oct 81
MChtesc $50 Sd per cwi for The best grades OF Ame
hne - =.
LivTxpooL PRopuoI MAsKxT.-LIvsrrooL, Oct Al
r Petroeun, ,od a lloyd per gallon Tor sp'rhs and
EoNpon PaopUur MARKxE-LoSDes, Oct. T-Even
%eA Der nNoS"A ,oS '''''''' ''' sf'A ~
PsTnoLyux MAnKxr.-LoSpos, ocs s-Rehned re.
trulsum, l7%c, . ted. per gallon. -. - -, -,
ANTwrsr. Oct H. Petroleum., Ox for sno pale Amer-
cAAs
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

Chevaiicr Baron SchmcrIiug.
Chevalier the Baron Anton Schmerling is states.
man Of much repute and an Austrian liberal In poll
tics. He was born In Vienna on the 23d OF August
1905. He was educated and studied law In the capl-
tai, and became advocate in the Court OF Appeal
In the year 1S46 he was elected q member OF the
Council OF State He acquired vast degree Of public
notice by hts opposition to the ministerial
MeJternich In 1s4s subsequently he was returned
member OF the f. Tort Parliament, in which
body he advocot ted theory OF the formation OF "a
federal Ger: Z With reservation OF the suprem.
acy Of Aust The Archduke John of Austria
offered him the portfolio OF Foreign Affairs about
this PERIOD but he declined accept It, During the
few next succeeding months he discharged the
duties OF couple OF ministerial Oflces, but retired
from these different posts, hrough,r as it was said
at the moment, the strong influence OF Prussa.n He
represented Austria In frankfort for short tme In
the year lS49 the Baron was appointed Minister OF
Justice in Vienna. lie held this high position
till 1851. A political reaction set in, under
the control OF Schwarzenberg and Bach, and
IN the face OF It the expression OF Something's Ill.,
eral views rendered II impossible Tor MN to retain
his place. He resigned In consequence. The at
tempt to establish a constitutional Parliament,
combined with the plan Tor reorganization OF the
Reichsrath, met with violent opposition in Hun.
gary, Bohemia and Austrian Poland. The Crown
was troubled by the agitation; so, In the year 1860
Baron Schmerling was called to the head OF arairs
In Vienna in the hope that the liberalism OF his
sentiments and his high personal character would
tend to reconcile the dlscOrdant popular elements.
The effort failed. The Baron could not abnegate
his leading idea OF "Austrian supremacy',o or rule.
The Hungarian Diet, which had been convoked by
his advice In the early months OF 1861, dissolved
in the autumn OF the same year, and the taxes OF
the country ordered TO be collected by the military
power. The BarOn's last retirement from once
took place In the year 1866.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
= N 6 L A N D.
Queen VictOria's Personal COntri-
button to Chicago.
Public Charity Unabated- Minister Schenck In
valided-Nurchison's Funeral-The
Dead in the Mino.

LONDON, Oct q, 1871.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has contributed $500
for the relief OF the Chicago sufferers.
The Chicago Relief Fund at the Mansion House
last night amounted to H41, 500.
The Mayor Of Bristol announces that lie has re.
ceived f1, 900 for Chicago
MINISTER SCHENCK.
United States Minister Schenck Is indlsposed, and
has gone into the country to recuperae his health.
MURCHISON'S FUNERAL
SIR Roderick Murchson was buried to-day.
The funeral services were attended by large
number Of distinguished personages, including the
Right Hon. w. Z. Gladstone and Professor Huxley.
TIE CoLLIERY DISASTER.
Thirty Of the thirty three men who were in the
mine at Laham, where the explosion occurred yes-
terday are dead.
The pit s on fire, and another explosion Is feared.
There ls great excitement among the miners and
their families.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
OBITUARY.
RECEPTION OF THE DUKE ALEXIS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 90. 1871,
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The Reception Committee Of the Grand Duke arc
very anxious to have everything 60 OF well, ami
they request the merchants the line OF the pro.
cession to hang out their nags and bunting ANA 10
make grand display for their commttees) sake.
and they viii get tie credit for 1t; and while on this
subject who is to pay the bands OF music for the
d nerent regiments that are intended to parade 10
please the Reception committee, that has oil TO
say Are the poor soldiers to put their hands in
their pockets to pay for the music, AMI to lose q
half or whole DAYS work-and you know that in
these hard times time Ia money TO q poor man
carrying musket' am private In the Eleventh
regiment and object 10 DC obliged 10 give cent
towards paying for music for the glorincation OF \
lew rich men self.appointed TO receive Duke Alexis
PRIVATE,
Eleventh Regiment N, q, A n, X,
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
THE ENGLISH TURF.
Herald Special Report from
London.
CHALLENGE TO AN AMERICAN RACER
Proposal for an International Contest Be.
tween "Flyers' Of The Sod.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaAlo.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the British capital:-
LONDON, Oct. 81, 1871.
Tattersall has been commissioned to nego.
tiate a racing match between Mr.. Blaydon's
English horse Sterling, by Oxford, aud the
American horse Harry Bassett. to be run over
mile and a half course even weights, for
ten thousand pounds sterling aside.
Two thousand pounds sterling will be al
lowed the owner Of Harry Bassett if he will
run the match in England.
The horse Sterling has just won the free
handicap at Newmarket handsomely.
Sterling is three year-old bay colt by Ok
ford, dam by Flatcatcher, out of slence-the
property Of Mr.. Blaydon. AT the Newmarket
Houghton meeting, few days ago, he was
entered for the Cambrdgeshire stakes for all
ages and won the third place, having run a
dead heat with Mr.. W. Days Albrook, flve-
year-old, both being beaten by Mr.. Keswicks
bay gelding Sabinus, four-year-old.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
SENTENCE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

In the Court OF Quarter Sessions at jersey City,
yesterday. the following sentences were pro-
nounced:-John v. Hatfield, bigamy. nine years in
state Prison; Edward Straus and Thomas O'Brlen,
burglary, ten years each in State Prison. Margaret
howe, petty larceny, three MONTHS John Meagher,
breaking and entering, one month; Martin Twomey,
burglary, four years; Thomas Farrelly. wfebeating
three months; Edward Dalton, larceny, two years;
Charles Nugent, larceny, two years; George Low
niger, larceny three years; Solomon Henry Nugent
forgery, three years; Martin Darcey, assault, one
year. Several prisoners were sentenced for minor
offences.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28


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ste. wilisms Cnsreston: "a Norwo.. rr've
ISsDos snss oe se ssAs,sd ssn si'ns
Cleared IAN, Hampton Court, voIs Boston, .''afd. sos
Entered on sti oresics, cherica for phiadelpaA i'h
SIS,dd1a' sailed I'm y. ys'sa.I Iasz., New yqss u.
aIII., n,LrsSoRoueu, Oct, lasaisd John Geddie' su
oMAI.G., Oct tsAriyed, origs Cslso Buchanan Lisbon
sos 90 do $ BRIG
9Bs, Hoffman. Boston.
Ton @ proceed to cebu to load and would leave for Bos
YORK MswSnsr.E rnan Oct out America xogsr for New
oeonro e and Antonio Csmog Kazs,o DO
yo,S 1Skssa ss Sept Lsva.hsn, Torjessu, New
ydrs rSrgr4Tp gs1 fs Oct afS n Bertha scAuar from rsw
S 9ass s Caste ss
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ssea Fopno.a aasa 1Sa D...,s New Of
Oct da ssEs, :,IsSs ast S:w yss:
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sUspEsLASp, Oct issaied. George xsr,sland, Nets.
s. Oct yS,, rived Elss s.o
sr NazSsS Oct io-sailsd xysnir foeSs, s.p francisco
s:p c.s Ssss M Ese
Nichols, Hong Kong u
sts srSsse. Ssr ..y HS"s ssns r,.p
ito sail 25h on her resrn); 3d, brig Queen Csser Now
81 JOHN. NB, Oct ss-Arrvcd, schr r Gerish. Arn-'
cleared s!l, :chr. Ro..ns. Cnmmlnss New York Prairie
a sr as a Sh, SGtsrS 4 ds % SS Florence B D'k'"
xksIor, oc. 3 Arrived, Glosne, M.ssone, New YORK.
erpool tor New York.
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 23 Sailed schr Maria fierson Jersst
vGII GIIARkEsroS. Oct A-cear'u, 'chr Myrovsr. Brown
Nth-Arrved steamship Champion. New York schr
Sailed steamship Champion, York; schr Myrovsr.
ELLswoRrn, oc. % Sailed schrs Evslins, Bo.s.
GALVESTON. Oct si-Arrived steamship Equator Bart
Cicarsd-Br!r Geo W Chase Bacon New York.
aSh-saied, steamship City OF Galveston. Eldrdse, No
GLoUCEsTRE Oct aS-Ar,ved. schr Lindsay. Crock
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 2s-Arved. ships Record. Groves.
PENSACOLA, Oct 2sArrived brig Charlotte. West. Now
PHILADELPHIA Dot 2s-Arrived, bark Rachel, Norton.
ma BarIs smith: sais Godfrey. stceman, Bostcn:
Wake cspay, New York; Sarah MILLS Baker FAN River
Below brig Lie Henghton Anderson from Portland
barks Maggie Reynolds tBr, Smith, Cork for orders I'd
ward (Br, Putnam. Havre brig John Welsh Jr vanssIow.
a.s S & :sass n:sp
Bedford; Miller. steeman, Roxbury freeman.
Paine woEsing'Sn Brown, Sewpo'
RICHMOND, Oct ao-Arrved brig Stella Lodge Allies,
City Point .
sHs dPRaNcrsGo Oct ships khaudeh sr
sinnet Hong Kong King Philip, Day. Port Townaend
sailed-shlps War Hawk. White Port Dscovcryi Derovs
SAVANNAH, Oct N-Anived, schr Constitution. snsa
wILSINGToN. NC, oct 2s-Arrived. schr Rover tsr).
Barnett. Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
NHE pDPE and THE LAY CROWNS.
Herald Special Report from
Rome.
His Holiness Threat to Leave
the Eternal City.
indirect Appeal to the English
Government.
Tf,seeAm TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special despatch to the
HsRAip has been received from our corre-
bpondeoi il the Italian capital:-
ROME, Oct. 81, 1871.
Nen5,rs of the Vatican circles, who appear
u be welt informed as to the intentions Of the
Pope, continue TO report that His Holiness
viii shortly leave Rome unless Mr. Harcourt
has be-, favorably instructed towards the
Churcl by the English government In It's
treatmooI Of The Italo-PapaI question.
cardinal AutoneIIi Seriously III.
,Anis Em,uence Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of
State TO the rope. Is seriously ndlsposed aud the
graves apprehenslons are entertained to his re.
covery -
! The Cardinal Secretary IA sixty.nve years or age
He wa born at Sonnino, on the "a OF April IN tho
year 1900. During the past few years he has been
uebilitaled Ia health by intense application 10 the
haraSng duties OF his ONCE. His enfeebled phys.
loal CONDITION was lately noticed In special tele-
gram RON itome to the HERALD. Hc was educated
for the hufch. He held several positions OF State
nrst under tie late Pope Gregory, XVI Pope Plus
The Nlnl elevated him to the dignity OF Cardinal
Deacon on the nth OF June In the year lS47 The Car
dina uol only Secretary of State, but also Pres.
dent Of the council OF Ministers, Prefect OF the
Eacred Apostolic Palaces, ana OF the Sacred Con-
Rrogaltou OF Loretto, and OF the Consulta. He has
OOnduccd the most Intricate ana serious diplomatic
corcsponicncea lc Pope with the dlf'
f0rout Courts or r.0.,
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
-<e~~--~~~~~~~>>~,~->~>~~~
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
The Army of the Republic To
Be Reorganized.
DETAILS OF THE NEW MILITARY PLAN.
Three Hundred and Sixty-two
Thousand Men for Duty.
IelECaAms TO THE NEW york HERALD.

TslECaAms TO THE NEW york HERALD.
The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondeni in the French capital -
PARIS, Oct. 81, 1871
The French government has adopted q plan
Tor the reorganization of the army of the
republic.
The project contempates national military
lore. consisting of nine army corps, each
corps TO be composed of three divisions, made
up Of two brigades and each brigade of two
Segments.
Each regiment to muster 5000 men.
THIS will, it is said, give an efficient army,
Numbering $40, 900 soldiers.
The cavalry and artillery arms Of the ser
Eoe, which are not included in the above
kount, will be also augmented;
The army serving in Algeria will give
R,oOo extra men.
Eystoms Negotiations with Germauy-Com
VDunists still in Court-Will the Govern
neut 40 To Parlse
PARIS, Oct. 81, 1871.
N. G0uard will be sent by the French govern
1ent to Frankfort to meet on agent of Nerth Ger
many to arrange the details for carrying out the
Customs portion Of the recently concluded treaty.
PATE OF THE COMMUNISTS.
Rosse. the Communist leader appealed second
time FROM the decision OF the Military Court, before
which ne was tried, and his appeal has again been
rejected.
The larlons Commission VIII meet on the Sth
prox, when large proportion OF the Communists
remaiuiog IN prison win probably be liberated.
THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
= 1t reported that the French National Assembly
4nd government Will return from Versailles to Paris
before TIE month OF December.
PERSONAL PAMPHLET.
1t Is reported from London that Count PalikaO,
The last Minister Of State under the empire, has
Published pampnleS in justification OF his conduct
during tie crisis which resulted In the dechednce
Of the Emperor Napoleon and flight OF the Empress
Euganic,
THE SUPPLY OF BULLION
The bullion in the Bank OF France has decreased
E0,c0os. curing the week.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

CLEARED.

Knox 4 Co.
Ship Alice Minott, Lowell, Havre-J w Eiwell 4 Co.
Bark Ursus Minor lNor) Niesen Queenstown Fall
mouth-Wendt, Tetens h BOckmann.
Wolf Co.
Bark Aurelana (sp,, Bas,erra, Auwerp-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark Flora (Sp), Laca, Barcelona -rerrer Co.
Bark M Almon (Br). Munsen, st Johns MO Swain
4 Co.
Bark Ocean Home Kruger, savannah-Bentey, Miller /
Co. =
BrgCF Mas (NG). zepein, Cork for orders--Funch,
Edye Co.
Brig + Nash, Hons, Dun kirk--John Zittlosen.
Brig Abbie Clifford clifford, Rio Janeiro-J Ward Co.
Brig vaero (Br, Muncey, Aspinwal--Brett, Son Co.
Brig Mercedes OBJ! Hill, Barbados-Jones 4 Lough.
Brig Rocky Glen, Rouse, Belfast-Sam Goodwin & Son.
Schr Carrie Webb. Day, Chareston-Bentley, Miller
Co.
Schr Mary Louise, Simrson, Portand-stevens Soule.
Scir plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston 8 w Lewis
Schr Casper Lawson, Mitchell. New haven-Raeket 4
Bro.
Schr Lizzie Tollcs, Day, New Haven Racket Bro.
Schr q Acken. Mead Stamford.
Slo0p Ed, JARVIS, Bridgeport "A Sumner
Steamer Bristol W aiiace, Phladelphia.
Steamer TacOny Nicnos Philadelphia.
Steamer 4 Faircnild, Trout. Philadelphia
Steamer Massey, Smith, Phiadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
Died.

BURaRR.-The members OF the State Rights Lodge.
No az l. o. of o. f. are requested to attend :
spec,al meeting on Saturday, October 2S. at half
past seven O'Clock Z. NJ for the purpose OF attend
inu the funeral or our late brother ROBERT BURGEH.
JOHN i. HOFFMAN,, N. G.
woOD-On Friday October n, JOHN w. WOOD.
aged So years and months.
The relatives and frlends or the family, also the
members OF Yew Tree and Island City Lodges, r.
and A. NJ, are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral at the residence OF his daughter 687 Water
street. near Jackson, on sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock
lFor other Deaths see Efg1.th Pu0eI