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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-11

Many a human being has passed away for whose death
and ndispntaby proved means OF Those and
dear to family and friends are sleeping tho samless
slGnbcr into which, had they calmly adopted
uE- SOSEPIz II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
and ayacd themselves OF his wonderfully eftcacious
medicines, they would not have fallen.
Dr. schenck has in his own ease proven that where
sufficient vitality remains that vitality, by his medi
cnes and his directions for their use, Is quckened Into
hcaI;hhll vigor.
To the faith OF the invalid is made no representation
tat not thousand times substantiated by living and
visible works. The theory OF the cure by Dr. Schencks
medicines is simple it is unfaing Its philosophy
requires argument 1t is self assuring, self-con-
The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are tho first two
Twothrd of the of consumption originate in dys
pepsa and intentionally dsordered liver. With this
stomach They respond to tho orbilic action of the
liver Here then comes the eliminating result and the
setting in, with all its distressing symptoms, of
CoNsUMPTION..
The Mandrake Pills are composed of of Natures
nOblest gfts-the Pedophum Peltatum They possess all
the Alternative properties Of ealoe but
unlike calomel, they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
The work Of cure is beginning. The Initiated and
deposits in the bowels and alimentary
nal are elected. The liver like clock is wound up 1t
and the patient begins to feel that he is getting at last
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD
meates and assmilaes with the food. Qualification is
progressing withouts previous tortures Digestion
becomes painless, and the is to be at hand.
There Is no more fatulence exacerbaon of the so
mach An appetite sets in.
Now the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
by an indugent father to suffering man Schencks Pull
monte Syrup in to perform its functions and to
hasten and complete the 1t enters upon
work Nature cannot be cheated 1t collects and rpens
the impaired and diseased portions of the lungs In the
form of gatherings 1t prepares them for expectoraon
and lo in very short time the nalady Is vanQushed
the rotten throne that occupied is renovated and made
and the patient in all the dignity of regained vgor
steps forth 10 enjoy the manhood womanhood that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-11
DE- SOSEs'E1 III. SCHENCK's sIMPI.
TREATMENT,

The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one Of Eatur,
nobest gifts-the Pedophilum Petatum. They possess
the understanding, Alternative properties Of ealomel
unlike caomel, they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-08-11

The work of Is beginning. The vitiated and
mucous deposits in the bowel. and in the amentary
nal elected. The liver like clock is wound up 1t
from topdy The stomach acts responsibility
and the patient begins to feel that he getting last
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

TIE CENTRAL PAi;k SHAKESPEARE MEMORIAL.
The Executive Committee of the Shakespeare
VI, moral erected In tho Central Park. have just
concluded a contract for polished granite pedestal TO
Wards beautiful statue fron the designs of Slr. j..
Wry Mould, Architect .n-C!cf In t,e IL parmcnt OF
Paris. TIL, pedestal consists OF .ir Os polished Peter
head granite piin'h Of black aHd white Aberdeen
with "A corona and frc7e Of st hrc Cairngili granite
around The fiIczc wi. be inci!ch wreath of laurel
leaves and lame" berris and ~" front face OF the
die tho following quotation from tie Third Act VI Julius
Car. -
How rianv accl ,cnrc shall t'il or otty scene
h .cf,d o"cr III States unborn and accents yet uI-
kIuWn--.
And on the rear. thcs" words:
Erected by On ot NrNlnrk. April %. 1864. The
Tl,c lndI, dth Anniversary vi tao Dirth vi slthcs
!" re-
The rcdcsal Ia 10 10 delivered aud set IN It's place he
fore the sd II April 1872. when 1t il III" intention t" in
uiraic the ,tatnc with artistic ceremonies Ill every
rr,iu,t worthy OF the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

Government from having two-thrd majority. Count
Chotck. Governor Of Bohemia, WAS Instructed to en-
tighten Rrger and his colleagues on the subject Of tho
difficulties which had arisen through Count lcusts Oh
e, ions The Czech leaders came 70 Vienna but utterly
refused to ngrre to the modification proposed In the
RI crpt. Count Iiolenwart Informed me Emperor Of
lis and received In answer an order 10 alfPr he cscrp
tlstandiDg the Minister then informed the emperor
that to carry out his order would bring an thd to the
negotiations. AMI suggested that Coiit BciSt should
Inodify his objections that they might he admitted
into the script without the sanction o the Czc hego-
tiaiors. But the Emperor determined. and ~
paper reports, u, the eAprcs>ion. zen GJfhie e.
order il. Count Hohcnwait retired. but shortly AFTER.
ward presented himself AGAIN before the Emperor ana
rn,r his rcsignaton alleging ns reason that ha nad
pledged his word and could not break IT, These occur
rrnccs passed on the 2ls I'D and 2d inst On In lo,h
Count ll0hcnwart presented officially MS r'sieni-
tion and thar Of his colleagues; It was accepted; hx
And thus breaks down tie forth attempt nf
four successive ministries. To max" an AhSyff'cfs
with Huh' mia. 1t Is doubtful whether slrh guoh
terms will hc offered the CZcls; Indeed tlc
breaking o the negotiations leaves HE Empire l stae
Of CITATION fIpm which may result serious d'0rders.
Another ministry may follow tine steps OF Coirt
Iohcnwat ai s:'tcrd where he broke down, hui ~
far p"b:c that. iur time at least, the Con
sttuon will he suspended and Absolute GOvcrnincht
again com, in;o force The Germans would be opposed
10 This. OF cOursc but In view Ut The great success they
have achieved by the defeat Of Count IOhehwarf they
WORLD look with more paccncy on another Icrou VI
drpotism than they might oerws" he inclined " do.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
pNETNATIC SEW ERAGI.

Dr. Fcrman Coar, VIII o has Resided in Europ
urnc he last Il years read paper before thc roy
,rciic E.anc,i Of tie American InSnc last evening,
lr,n the ''Scwrragc Systems at Present in Cso, IN
which he described % hod attracting consider
able attention III Europe, aud known rs the
Pneumatic sewerage SYSTEM air being tho mo-
tive power. Tho plan Is to divide city Into
comp!rxrs and su5-complcX%. sub-coInpex consisting
%, Bi,,i .J h,n,rS, AMI a complex comprising All Ia"
suhronplxc> within radius Of 800 '"i Etrh 'oii
pick has large air-tiglt cast-iron reservoir aii cith
sui, complex A smaller connecting with the main
reservoir aud with the houses, by means ol pipes pro-
,iIcd with valves aud cocks by which
The air ius dr IL exhausted by means OF large arn hp
driven in conn, with thc man rcsrrNor Dy powtf
fi and then the outer air. pressing upon
the contents Of pipes forces them INTO the
By tins means the pipes may al he cleared III rsS th
Ave minutes their contents first passing Into the sub
and tLcn into the main one This system has
been in Successful operation IN Prague Bohel Tor u
v rs and Il iutruluig into other European cities.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
TIE RING CONSPICUOUS.

A NEW ORDER OF ARREST FOR INGERsOLL,
rrCTED TO sr'REENDEH HIMSELF TO-DAY
TIE BAIL IN TWEEDS CASE.
Deputy Sheriff Judson jarvis received, late
yesterday afternoon new order Of arrest for Ingcrso
Woodward. and Garyey, issuc by Judge W. L. Learned
at Albany, Now 60. This order requires the accused to
hc held In s5OOOOO bail cach aud is made returnabe Dec
the office Of the bureau OF Municipal CORE ctOn
Mr. InGcrs0. 1t Is again reported good authority,
will appear In this city to-day and surrender himself to
the Sheriff, who will accept the bail which Mr. Ingerso
will offer He Is still staying at Orange. ~ j., and was
yesterday Tay lor'r Hotel Jersey city Wood
ward is believed to be In Toronto, Canada and Garycy
Is probably Ill England.
Tie order issued by Judge Learned extending the time
for the Justification OF Twr,s bail 20 days based
affidavit made 10y Eiu Root. Of Twecd's lawyers
wherein Tie dcIun,nt declares that the defendant
Tweed has lee advised ly Ills counsel to move and In
good faith nt'nG,d to move, reduction of bail OF to
vic.tc the order Of arrest"
IWEED 5 INTENDED FIIGIIT-GAHVEiS PROP
ERiY FOR SALE.
\ prominent county official says that since
Tweed has ,arii,i that Is probably not sufficient
,kdc, to ccnyct him, hc has been less active In his
preparations for leaving the country. hut that his de-
partrc il only question OF time. and that lie has ap-
piled the company in which his life is insured for per-
mission "to travel beyond the seas. Tie departure OF
the cts Of BRUSSELS Will be watc.cd to-day with much
Interest.
The property o A. J. Garvey Ia offered for snn Mt ~
per cont "f What paid for II. but finds nO buycI-
owing 10 Ia, supp"-rd iuSrcrritr % the title.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
THE CITY OF NEW-LONDON DISASTER.
oRwICII, Nov. 24.-BOats have been dredging

NORWICII NOV.24.-BOatS have been dfcdglng
the river all day, the wreck Of the steamer City OF
NrwIondon and three bodies have been recovered
Four OF the missing deck hands have reported, reducing
the number known have been lost TO II Of these, l6
have been recovered. Tie body of william F. Norton OF
Ills city, passenger is the only not secured. Tue
following Is 4 rev iscd LIST OF those lost:
william f. Norton. Caleb Il. Rogers. Harrison R. Al
dr. en- OF Norwich, passengers
William Z. Ely, II H,inhurg. Conn; second mate; Mat
thits Baker Norw ich, first engineer Henry Dugan New
Iondon, steward: George Flowers. San Francisco.
waiter Warren Mitchell MOntvilc, CoEu Oilcr Charles
JolI>nn. MoEtylii. nr"inan Webster tooprr coorrd,
Norwich second cook, and thomas Rnurk. John M""n,
Timothy RYAN of New York, Timothy sullivan Clntcr-
bury, Conn, Patrick Mahoney, Timothy DrIscoe, and
Patrick Moran Of NORWICH deck hands.
The Company states that this statement agrees with
the list Of t!o,c board the steamer, though possibly
one other deck hand may be lost. diver will he
poycd Tomorrow to search for the body OF Mr. Norton
The Coroners Jury met this evening but adjourned to
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
T lie PRESIDENT on CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
TIE KENTUCKY WAR CLAIMS AGAIN.
lBi TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.I

HE PRESIDENT ON CIVIL SERVICE REFORM
TIE KENTUCKY WAR CLAIMS AGAIN.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBCNE.I
WASHINGTON. Friday, Nov. "a, 1871
The President will commit himself. In his annual nes
SAGE to Congress- Cvn Service Reform; that IT, he will
give in his adbcrancc to the theory that some reform
ought to take place. but will not recommend any special
systc Tic report Of the Civil Service Commisson
I'm session in this city, will probably he ready In time
for the President to make OF anything 1t may
tain There Is quite a wide spread feeling among Bureau
officers and others that II the President assumes the
entire responsibility himself by the aid OF his commits
sion may raise the standard OF qualification required
In the Civil Service very nluch, Doth I'D
the departments this city and throughout the country
but he waits for Congress to laws or rcsoluiions
and meantime appoints men to important Offices
throughout tho country in consideration OF their ability
TO run tho party machine rather than on account VI
their ability perform the duties required OF them the
abuses Civil will Increasing to the
end uf Gen. Grants Administrations even though he
should be reelected The only effect that general a'
ably have, will be to give Senator'S and Representatives
An excuse to embark on endless VI talk which
will, usual, come to nauglt
The:Kcntucky war claim came up In IN" L. = supreme
Court to-day. Arguments were made in behalf OF IN"
United States by Attorney Gcu'Ial Alderman ana
Solicitor General Brstow, and IN h+laf OF Kentucky py
Attorney Casey Secretary Boutwell, was present during
the entire session. Tho decision will not DO reached
before n It week.
This evening three more Treasury clerks leave mere
for EUROPE taking with them $,.5OOVO OF the new
bonds which said TO be part OF the original purchase
I.evcrdy johnson and exAtorIey General stansbury
let here to-day for Counba, i. C., TO condnct the
defense OF persons charged with oheuses under the ku
Klux net
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Michael Cusick, held on suspicion az the mur.
der Of Ka,e Lebau. Boston. has bssa discharged
There arc additional cases of cholera at
Hsfr the d'ssd dsr ct being kept rhe old
Health OAcer has been removed and inotaer appo!n,e
..Robert Gourley aged 70. killed himself last
night bv jumping from rd tory window He sa6thag RON
th. smallpox
.... Hne, who was arrested in San francisco
recently sbbesy Of the Great Bsnagsa Aa,
has cpRssed bis guilt AL will ~ hsoSgh hssk hssas ls al
F0rty-fv colored persons passed through st.
Ihusday to Lawnee Coaniy KanSA fS are
said e advance gds Of about .coc wAe VII follow
There was large gathering in Brantfortl Ca
NADIA Thuay and bsnqas aad ball cehrs,cs Of os
important os inispnss Wster Works ~ ofaHa
Trunk Car sSsSs - ~ AssssbsN Bsaaelosslwsr
Three young ropghs, named Thomas ncsnan,
John pcsghs and lanes Csrrol re IN .s s'ses ss,.S
tse ship editor 81 IAs Eessss /<swhav.sii -
80. Eight Marquesas IslsndeM ale9s9 % % mu-
.s ,sI tse e. s:.T ., ss ,ss: & -: ssit ~ : : spi:
Of the vessel as goas RAs utst Ass ~ "'
.'
Pears are entertained that the Hshng schooner
s..,s,, Mis s, ~, [ ,:: T:c .s:s
iu - s.ia s. Hswis ~. - wSss - 80 sas 80
Cd slsw Nh Os u - ss'ss 70 nate fss
and is hs.ss n sSsIEe9 8 Nsas1sA D
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
S.s.i ~ Va !. Rsss - Csisssds ssss : ss
- {: = = e go q n - nc: CT ::
ba1y - aNals1 ssHs0 - S~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
sorru CAROLINA STATE FINANCES.

CHARLESTON. s. c., Nov. X.-State Ireasu-
rer Parker publishes to-day statement OF the debt OF
south Carolina, In which 1t - shown that the total
amount Of bonds printed pas OF these bonds
viii tue Amsriosn bank Note CUmpany go SIS are on
hand ts state Ssys nave ven ossu ssa.S Sin y
tLc sinte Treasury IA eectlng conversions Of former
aties leaving Sco IN hSIds PLACED ~ the harSs
old delt 10 S,lSJSOs W. and the amount
Of new bonds sold eIseaep nsans the 90 grand nc
Tns expinstion accompanying the ssys tha
The facts and dates Opon 70 the o. sne
tHs loans IN NevY0rx. aud " ssye e lopda nov vndsr
Sv,Itnecsiion dS0r rDeinG Ood ~ ~ hvoosux II H.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
TIE THIRD PARTY MOVEMENT.

TIE sO-CALLED LABOR REFOEMERs ALREADY
IN A MuppLE--TIIE CALL FOR COANEN-
TION IN DECEMBLR ElsCiADi.D.
WASHINGTON, Nov. N.-Thc Executive
Committee of the National Labor Union have rsrel the
following card to those holding credentials to the Wish
ington Convention:
Grxrrur>. twill appear from the Il flowing card
10 the officers ETC. Of The National Labor Union which
was in New York paper on the 10Th iist aid
te"graphed t"rrt"n TO As'"i 'i rress' n9 , ane
friendly II Labor Reform party proposed TO be hcid
in Washington D. C. on tue Sih OF p|esTSer v a .r acre.
VI the Nat"na Labor CnOnal meeting III Augnsf iaSf,
and that IN fact movement for ianSr party nIh h"t
virtue OF their office. intrusted with its manage
r!rnt. as this Comn'ttr vas warrinted IN Delc'iHS
T following is the caI of the \. T.. Union officers.
who APPEAR to have been unplcAsantiy aroused nom
T TIE T,pe c ne tsd tn. unisrs-n.d onc.r Of the
rnu he e as ps JSn.0or en-. .s %.Ds e
Labor -i.r Mo's"en they have no .uhony
assemblies Columbus the o February. lA TLs
T. TsaTs'es |Svsseq Ps" r. = pay WIZ
IAEp Second ,iee.isen' G. L. Johnson A. CAHEHos 81 H.
Sow as i and ever has bcen desire Of the Organ
zng referred to above 10 act In perfect har
m"my with ali combinations Of workmen who honestly
dcs uncaiiun 0f the industrial classes OF society
for lht purpose, enumerated in circular. have
de, NE Il advisable IN view OF all the circumstances to
request those who hold by election or invitation ere
snail navo expressed. az desired by this Commit
tee wilngn's ~ to join tn" Labor movementl to
Sti %taey %s' f Frry & and o' to then nG meet %
Columbus Ohio. organize and cooperate with the afore
slli officers ana uenlmrs OF lhc National Labor UHpn.
cpcs suitable To the important occasion, and In select
iy stadardbcacr, for the EeX Presidential campaign,
and to take such further action circumstances may
require tn sustain onr cause under the guidance
OF n"n Of n%nesiy SINCERITY and eonpESeRMsys aGty.
A.T.CAvI-. A. f. KuDsToNE,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
.he ball at the Acadcmy Of Music are the folowing
MATRICIDE AND SUICIDE NEAR MERIDEN. CONN.
MERIDEN, Nov. PA horrible tragedy oc-

MERIDEN, Nov. PA horrible tragedy Oc-
cured this city today. young Gerpan named
having murdered his mother, and then committed
suicide The following particulars have been obtained.
Ve,ts who resided with his parents about II miles from
West Mcrden, has been Q confirmed invalid for years,
though able attend to his business He confined
his bed however for several days past and last nights
derous but he appeared to be much better this
morning his attendant only visited him at intervals
during the day. This afternoon. his sister, hearing
noise, went into his bedroom, and found him lying
bleeding tho floor. and his mother partially con-
ceaed by heap Of bed clothes. physician was sens
for found still breathing, but unable to
articulate. She died within few minutes after his
arrival An ugly cash upon her throat and one upon
her sons and bloody knife, told the whole story, and
marks OF blood upon the wall gave evidence OF fearful
srugglr between the mother aud her maniac son. The
Coroner is now holding an inquest.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

,,xrr OF WALES DANGEROUSLY IL'-IM-
tbi I>,; rrNI,N DEMONSTRATION IN COIN
tnN,,c,TluN OF THE FRENCH COMMERCIAL
r,fY->!EIOVs MARINE DISASTER
L0>nox. Friday. Nov. "a. le'l.
r,, condition Of the Prince OF Wales is no
rorri-- Aprrehcnsions OF an unia'ora','
se''s' ,r...eI thnut Disguise, especially as IL Is
~" ,,,el fla; r.iucc Alert his father "'rn Z" !"
rn'" ,i,, ot,ra sudden attack and brief Illness.
Cn''' v ON .ClanAc. today. are that tho case
i.e '" 49,. ,rc NIB; shed ru!l"tins represent.
.i, ,as r,;rrrcd TO Windsor Castle from
Vf'" r,i,o 4, ,1onstratlon was made in Cork
81 ,,-,r 81 the martyrs Of Manchester There
rr,,,,>.cn ana Meeting III '"' '>'"'"-' 81
pe,r,c iooh Part Tue rr'cc'n'hSS '"'uSn an,
,,.ver. uyd,rly. and the r"'i'e' "Ho HuS''i'" IA
a., n ~ occasion 10 interfere
~" .io,-, fc'qr. to-day. saws u has rc"s"n u"
Pa; tur Government # France mas h"'"eI 'H''
'. I'd of its iucr;ion 10 terminate 'he ih'er-
,o,,nal Cculncrcli Treaty.
.,, XrI,,r.;l. CAPT. j. johnson, whl'h leI' i"h'-
,.,rn Coz Ncw.YcrR. founicrcd nj sea- ana ali o"'
~ ,, c-cv were drowned. The N'npirci' was "a
Of / g. tan hntd a. s'' ,n va, ""t' ''
" a,t =, lcug,i tu Nc"Ca>tlr. J. - iAd. ,. a..
n; Nj" , t,tg, N = ld,iIiG editorial. declares lis
!" ,,,,; - =, rctl,n to the Preside ncN Is ccrtalh
&c Ar L,s 'ri-M "'dt iAr r''l, III M Hn , ,n ~" M,
*. \,ri.,i Ur.i II confines in terms of tle
-, ,...,, e.. i'c>G %; Gr-ni. d'' ares hS c",N'H i
= ..t - uc;l' lit +" h> c"ntlI' "hn "h tAI'''e
=, .,....n, IL t,r at ;ac fr'>i,I' NJ 'lrCil"i'
~ c,ra.u nat a: persons lost ilrlr iiN's ny
r,n,.s,u III tic COlllcrv al Wiean week ago 'aS'
nas Nccn cic ted Rector Of the University
-" A, ,~,v. >ii. glpt!UnS tb HE thci - h"i' l
ri.,.s',u ii.a>c. daYlne the present Week
sy,s ,., ioi. 10 -, NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
cAEROTERS IN WASHINGTON ST.

Barney DorohOue was accosted Ill Washing
ton it.. early yesterday, by Thomas Drew OF No. Is
AInauy.st who engaged him i'll conversation. John
Trs,i, f NJ, AZ and three others came
M soou af,erward and, while Frete held Donohuc by
the throat the others rhed his packets OF SIS
DOnoh,Ir when released. shouted Tor assistance
a,I Hvhen officer Brosnan came up, pointed
mi nmt Drew M one Of his assaants. The officer
refused TO make the arrest because, is alleged Drew
i,i nrr, inu,lv gwen him clue 10 burglary. DUnO-
Inc iIrn anplird ~ Oicer Lyons who arrested Drew
and Freulr. Drew, when taken before Justice Hogan
",.d s ledge the robbery but his statements
we're conradicted by Fretile The prisoners
t. to await trial DUnUhue sent to the House
~ n.ten
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
WASHINGTON.
MINISTER CATACAZY RECALLED.

MINISTER CATACAIY KEChEIlEU.
GEN. GORLOFF AT TIE HEAD OF THE RUSSIAN
LEGATION.
WASHINGTON, Nov 24.-The management OF
the Russian Legation passed to-day from r Catacazy
to Gen. Goro whose residence has been at Hartford as
Military Attsche Of the Lecaton. This gentleman Will
be very acceptable to the Executive authorities In his
new position. This change relieves tho President OF the
unpleasant duty Of sending his passport to the Minister
and may be regarded as practical compliance with the
request OF this Government for his recall. 1t IA under
stood that Mr. Cacazy has been ordered Ivy his Govern
mcnt to walt upon the Grand Duke during his tOur OF
this country and to return to Russia ne daely on It's
close.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
GERMANY.

TEr ARMY ESTIMATES EErOEr PARLIAMENT.
IFkIIN. Fl day, Nov q. III.
The Ccmmi son upon tie Budget, to-day,
rpJ,sdlo i.e Eic! stag scheme for the ma.n,cnancc
sttle IAcy .nlte the aNJ.ua! expenditure for
h. Lar Troop LI,cd upon force. o 4o st.! men, cXcu
Of of e.. al a1odt So.,,JGJ and recommend the
sIpicpra of s?e5 per bead for a, number OF enlisted
for t., c:,U.n. three Years. Parliament has not
Jet ;4kel acton upon tIc sIni"ct.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
THREE GAMING DENs BROKEN UP.

On the Complaint Of VIM. Reid Of No. 16
East broadway against the gaming houses No. II Cocu
aud Nos ~ and II southst. Justice Hogan Issued
warrants Yesterday which Sergeant Quinn and sew
, oecrs M the Touls Court squad took into oily
,, ,,,.,ors Richard Pterce and Joseph H.
ine I,rnrIr% ~ tie Revere House and Is others
WHO were In the gaming saloons: The OIL
nsficr I"s;l held the prorctora to bail $500 each,
.J discharged tho Others. The saloons are troQunntcd
~ husi,ss men clerks, aud canal bOatlnen. Tie Magis
~. sd rLn he heard tina! men mad Yairbrd away
every cmt of their wages and sold their furniture In
Tc, E ,,nv aruin IIe declared that he would prevent
A, "A tJIlc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25

A S,FCrToNIC II "oN>TRATIoN IN PARIS -
1ufL~e NAlNING 10 TtE CHINESE LMbAS-
PARIS Friday. Nov. "a. 1871.
llr,c number Of sympathizcIs with the
q, lime 70, Nl~lcoa -day. made demonstration Ill
n.a..,f T.ry.tIaVcy-cd the lu3oure SAINT German
VII shout, Of" I,,t NapolcoL." No attempt WAS made
nv ,t. - itr 10 interfere with the demonstration.
Fad, t Taos rt,c,t"l tht Chinese Embassy ytstcr
lsv,,,tt. lAe oAIcl iAhassador expressed the nope
Gsi tie i.'~;, p,Ai.oL> between france ana 'H''a
w.. be l.,a:unrd to which VI. Thcrs replied: Your
Government must give proofs that our MISSIONARIES ana
n. nj. ,r,. r>lrci,d Tns Is ah>oluicly necessary for
H. ;l,.,, ryat1n OF the lcicc between France and
Cl.l.' TIE PRESIDENTS tOuc Was emphatic, ana the
Eu.-ss.4 us wi.GlcW. apparently deeply Impressed.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
ORJFCTING TO TIE BIBLE.

John Dcnan and three other young men ap-
Piled to the Principal Of the First Ward School, at Hun
ters Point yesterday, for admission pupils. When
the Bible exercises opened, Denans sister re-
monstrated against this part Of the school disc
pliue and was loudly ohcered by her feOwpups. The
Principal attempted to eject her. and being prevented
by Deusn and his frisnis caused tneir arrest
New-York tribune., 1871-11-25
SINKING OF LAND IN SCRANTON
SCRANTON. Pa. Nov. PA slight sinking of

the Land over the Pine Brook nr In this city occurred
yesterday causing damage Of consequence however
Years ago plot the outskirts Of the oity was
prposely robbed all Its pillars und supports with te
view Of sinking 1t " the level OF the adjoining land
Acres Of this ground have snnk during the past 10 years
aud hns since become quite rn Tie remainder oi the
plot must sink in time. There are only few buildings
On the whole track, and these cheap frame tene-
ncIts built with the knowledge tlat the lana was eA'
I.utcu 10 sink