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PERSONAL.
PY THE GOVERNOR OF vIBGINIA.

D4 THE GOFERNOR OF glRGlNlA.
ID PROCLAMATI, iN.-Whereas informa-
tion has been received by the Executive or fla
grant breach or the laws of the Commonwealth
bv a criminal combination of unknown persons In
the county Of Augusta, who, In the night OF the
10Th instant, foroby took from the custody Of the
jailor OF said county one Thomas Hodges, an I'M
convicted prisoner, and put Linn to de sth without
trial, and In waIton contempt of the laws OF God
and the commonwealth ....... e..
New, therefore, to the end that the violated law
msy he promptly indicated and that the authors
OF an act 50 6agitious in ITS character baneful
as an example, and SO derogatory to the well-mer-
tied reputation Of the state may be brought to
punishment /, Gilbert g. Walker, Governor of
the Commonwealth, do hereby offer reward Of
ONE hUNUKxD DOLLARS each for the ar
rest and conviction of any or all ofthe persons
Gagged in said crime, their elfers and abettors
and do moreover require all officers of this Com
monwealth, ciyil and military, and reqasst the
people generally, to use their best exErtions to
procure their arrest, that they may be brousht to
Justice. .t.. --# .-5- :.
t>, Given under nv hand IS Governor, and
4 L. g. : under the lesser seal Of tue Common
t~~~' wealth, at Richmond, this Ith day CT
April 1871; o,
IS G. C. WALKER.
JAMES MCDONALD,
ap la-ds swlw Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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UNDERTAKING.

A TTENTION, FIsHE n3ans>
n MIN AND DEALERS IN SS
SEINE THR sAT l-Just received, q new lot OF
Seine Thread, all numbers, and Oil Clothing and
for sale very low. Seine Lines tpatept) and Seine
Irvine and Yawking at factory prices. !.
l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
Importer OF Seine Thread,
NH q 1907 franklin gtreat bet listan 18th.
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Par value Of shares In capital stock. .s:5 esch
Net value Of shares In capital stock ... 20 30 each
Gross value Of shares IN capital stock. - IL eAuh
certify that the above Is a true exhibit OF tn.
condition OF the Virginia Fire snd Marine In
surancc Company on the LIST day Of April, 1911.
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
aD slot Se'retary.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.

A GRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS.
IN PURSs. OF Sl0U for horses that II ever beat
$50 In harness, MIL HEATS. 3ln 6, to be trotted
28lh April.
Entries with ten per cent-to close April Goth,
at the Fair Grounds.
ap ll-4tk d. +. WARD.
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INSURANCE. sOwPANsEs.

GTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
INSUR ANCE COMPANY on the lst Of April,
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II N. WALKER & CO.,
H. FIRE. MARINE, AND lSLASp
INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE, No. 10l4 MAIN STREET,
~ Euneer Messrs. K. II. Maury = Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture. ana peison s
property Of all kinds, in the city aud counti IN
cured against loss or damage by nre ~ Tug i'"''
Rates In companies Of the slightest stsrdlnS', ,,
TobSceo In warehouses and marine ana ihisA"
risks taken ut the lowest rates. ,.
Losses equitabiy adjusted aud promptly pAi''
re 81
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MEETING OF sTOCKHOLDERs.-A
M general meeting of the STO GKHOLDEkS
OF THE POTOMAC RAILROAD CONAN
win he neld at the dansion House, in the city OF
Alexandria. Virginia. on WE'D Ne 'DAY, the sd
day Of May, 1871, at 10 O'Clock 4: NJ. So
ap std D. b. WlNsioN' eeeS'
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ICE.

The undersigned have formed co.partnership
to carry on the NORTHERN ICE BUStNESS,
under the sly IL OF MCGOWAN Il LAMBKTN, ana
most respectfully ask share Of public patronage.
They have made arrangements North for q full
supply OF ICE, and guarantee to supply their Gus
any part OF the city with punctuRlity, and honest-
~ weighed by careful and accommodating drivers.
Orders through the p0st-oflce will be promptly
attended TO. MCGOWAN Il LAMKIS,s
NH 2a-1m No. lslI Curry ST., hes. 18th sndleth.
DEANUTS-25 bushels In store.
l. WIN. Il. DANDR1DGE q co.,
fen lEE a27 Broad street.
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DIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
Il 6UKANCE.

SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW YORK. o,,,
SUhfLOS sio
CASH ASSETS ttsnuary !, B70)....,. .Vi..
BRANCH OFFICE. NO le,l MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES In the above ntst-cisI
company on everv description OF REAL AL
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection aSaihi;
loss or damage by dre. MARlNE ana - La.p
HIsKS taken to any point In the United sta.e :,
Policies on brick buildings Issued FOR from QUO W
five years. .,v
Rates as low as those Of anv other eompShy
ECU Ally reliable. Application solicited.
fe 81 ID. N.WALKER & Co., Agents.
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NJ OTTO E.-TO THE PAINTERS OF
~ TIE CITY OF RICHMOND AND THE
PUBLIC GEEERALEY:I will do 80
GRA1SING and MARBL1NG
In all Its branches at . reasonable price. can be
found at W. W. Elletrs, corner Of Marshall and
9Th streets. 4,
All orders left there VIII receive prompt atten-
ton. ..... .-.r..s.
Having had long experience In the business, I
think that can give satisfaction.
apla-stk JOHN W. LEE.
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CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.-A gen
y eral meeting of the stockholders OF the RlCH,
MOND, nDERICkoBURG & POTOMAC
RSiI,ROAD COMPANY win be held at the Office
of The company In tho city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY, the Sth day Of May, 1871, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. ,,,,no,, c
an It'd u. Is. DC
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MEETINGS.

THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPAEY.-Ihea annual meeting
OF this company will be held at the rooms OF zoe
Cham Der OF Commerce, In the city OF hicnmono,
sns,d d. J. BURR, President.
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ITO TEE VOTERS OF HENRICO,-At
Il the solicitation OF many friends, respect.
fully announces myself candidate TO NIL The va
cancy 10 the Office OF SHE rIFF. Of the county at
the election on The fourth Thursday In May. 1f
selected, promise TO discharge the duties or the
office fStihfally. .sz.s $780,.
eplA-sHs 81 20 p, T.ATKIAsoH, 4
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WANTED, RESIDENT BOARDERS,
w to all two vacancies. The rooms are pleas ease
GTI38. No. 507 Grace street, between 5th and GIN
streets. OF - w
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WANTED, TWO ROOMS Furnished or
w uururnlshed) with BOARD for gentlsmap'
his wife, and child ten years ola
mond, Va. az I--oL-
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WANTS.

yWANTED, TO know why you viii suffer
wv with Rhenmatistn and Neuralgia When =.
nasit,va c,,rn "a within reachp III you reside IN
Ia ci.y sni unable 70 come TO the ONCE, you will
Be visited # your homes ffss q chsrga;
drn zoiSta GENERALLY, by addressing
oruss"'0 s'Ae Dr., g. W. HUNTER,
az o'n'e' Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, to RENT or PURCHASE La a
w SMALL FARM, with IMPLEMENTS, on
- 20 q ~ gator communication, or within few
miles Of the city Address. stating price and foca-
lion" CASH FARMER, Dispatch ONCE.
an 12-at<
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WANTED, A PARTNER. AND TO
w SELL APAIR OF MULEs.-A PART
NER, with $4,000 capital, for an estabiir ne co.
prosperous cash business; pair VI eA''''' ~
~ell-proke IA hi'o 'o' ]. T.. APPERSnN,
on,o A. Real Estate Agent.
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WANTED, GOOD COOK, WASHER sIld
W. WhsHER and IRONER for another SIN Iii
family. Apply to r. N. HIGGINS, M1h ST s9ree''
oe o. 10 W fhNSatx No 49, Second Market.
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WANTED. a No. 1 BOX-MAKER, to
w On IN DanyiIle TO nall up boxes for me. and
.lso TO o. act as foreman. None but frst;slass
workman and reliable man need apply. For
nan W 'ui' "'A p~' r. II. WHITLOCK,
,,u 18th and Gary SITS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27


Gratis OF renns, iNaiiia. not five th"us-
and would vote for it." and that its
adoption by the State Convention is
"creating dissatisfaction and d s5uSt.
In Iowa tho case is even worse, and
the opposition to the consuma;i,'n
of the new departure has gone so far
That several Influential Democratic
leaders lave called another State
Convention with the supposed lnten
ton of nominating regular Bourbon
ticket ona platform OF old Democratic
principles, New York has not yet
spoken. but the Tammany Fourth oi
July celebration indicated divided
sentiment in the ruling ''rina," though
with the probable preponderance on
the side of formal endorsement of
the departure.
Meanwhile, the Democracy of the
South is, of course, a9hast at the de
sertion Of their old Northern allies
The New York Uorid as the chief
journalistic champion of the new de
parture, tries TO make it appear that
the South is unit for the movement.
Bat the Mobile. Register vigorously
protests againsts the Justification OF
the World, and declares that "the
aggregate OF Southern public opinion.
both as to policy and TO principle. Is
against the new departure; ;" and that
the Democrats of the South, believing
in s.the bold and honest fight" will
strive, so long as the question of plat
form is an open one, Ito have 1T con
structed of truth and principle" And
to this disaflection of the old line
Democrats Of the South, must be al
dcd the return ofmany former South
ern Wings to their natural alliance
with the Gepublican party. the legiti-
mate successor of the old Wing party.
On the other side, it is sufficient to
say tiat not Republican paper, or
politician OF note, in the whole coun
try, has pronounced in favor of tue
Democracy on the ground ofthe new
departure There have beer and will
he no changes from Republican to
Democrat on this account. The
Montgomery county platform pomp-
ously invite Republican co operation /;
The response has been, from all sides,
either silence or derision. Disaffected
Republicans, if there be, scorn the
repulsive embrace of the newly de
parted, hut by no means renewed and
purified Democracy. There are no
Republicans to be won over by the
Democrats, unless among the Rcpuh-
lican advocates Of free trade and
universal amnesty. But the recoil o.
this class from the new departure is
expressed in the sentence of the lead
ins journal Of that faith, the New
York Erening Post, which says that
1.-The people can hardly be eXl ected
to trust the promises of political lead
ers who find such determined Oppon-
ents in their own ranks,
We thank the Democracy for their
endorsement of the record ard
achievements the Republican party.
and wish them joy of their plot to
usurp. by a trick. the power which the
Republicans have won BY the victories
Of loyalty, integrity and good govern
ment Cleveland Leader.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27

'.Bm IN 81 lie Cit Iide 10 the top.
after all :"
EYES, but France WIS nc composed
of states--sovereign states, rs lar as
each state controlling its own troops
and every governor, democratic
and republican, tratchin.J jealous!y his
own state militia We ore not Err nee
Let some crazv president declare him
SELF en- ,.eror and intrench himself III
The white house yard with the whole
regular army--about $4,000 fighting
men--arCund him. and how long
would it take Governors Hoffman,
Jewett, Randolph, Gcary and C1dtiin,
and t rest, to surround and capture
the whole concern. No. sill" soid the
general, Indignantly, "whcn a pgesi
dent dec.ares imperidtisH, every
governor will hav.. To he in the mess
too. and when tl.at shall be the case,
the country will bc too rotten to be
worth preserving"
"Adams calls the ku klux bill
Grants negro policy" | remarked.
"All humhug again, 1t is simply a
law making it possible 10 arrest and
Gisperse unlawful gangs of rascals,
black or white. in any of the southern
: ates--to hnprison them, and try and
punish them. Grant don't have any
negro, nor German, nor Irish policy.
His policy is to protect all citizens !;
remain nj peace, economics and try
and pay the debt. All this stuff and
tall. about imperialism in American
is IL libel on the GOO" sense of the
people, and Adams ought TO have too
much good sense to talk such foolish
ness"
We now brought up ut Congress
hall, and the general went in TO an
early breakfast. He was surrounded
by charming family OF children, and
looking the picture of a good. quiet.
honest, sensible citizen, as he is.
Always radical, buf pretty sure to be
right, the general is Il hater OF hum
bugs-a hater of impossible theories
"a hater of long, empty takers. He
puts more sense in one sentence tnan
some men will get into ten. The
generals galaxy of ch 'ldren about
him were in roar of laughter during
hrtakiast-the general Us funny as the
llttlcst baby among them. Their
names are Master G. + Sherman. and
Miss Lizzie, Miss Ely and Miss
Il ichel,th youngest. little todicf.
He spent most of the forenoon talking
with Mr. Larz Anderson. brother oi
Major Anderson, OF Cincinnati. Gen
Sherman left at three p. H., to day.
for lake George and the w Lite noun
tain.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
PATS COMPLA LAINT.
TUNE-"Wearin' OF the Green"
Fran Uarper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly.
oh, have We heard the tidingsf It's dissusted
Our boosted lights and freedom Is all a fraud
and sham;
The orangemcn parade the day with banners,
drums and guns
To overawc oalI Ireland and her poor, down
trc,iden sons.
Sure those noble minded sintIcmen. o'helso
and Hall,
Hat forbid thiln bloody oranEemcn that they
should march a. all,
Lest in their pride AMI madness they might, be-
like. waylay
And slaughter ivry Irishman they met upon
their way,
1t was. dye see, splendid plan whereby to keep
the peace;
Without the need OF calling out the soldiers and
the p'iice;
For ii thin coward oraugemen wo:Id just kspe
out of sight,
There'd be no proyocation to massacre and fight
But nov they'll. go paraJins down in all their
rage and pride,
With soldiers and policemen to guard on livery
side;
And livery son of Ireland must hiie his peaceful
head,
And skulk away in cellars In terror and in
dread,
Sure it's shameful spectacle to see thin fur
rem beats
Para,iins up and down all day and blockin' vi
the reefs;
And % think that native citizens OF Irish blood
ard birth
Must quail before these minions, the scur ofall
the earth.
But sure the worm will turn against the foo. by
by which tits crushed;
And sha the WI of irishr en- for evermore be
hushed?
All, even these roud oppressors, who tread
us down to-day,
Will 1nd their goaded victims may turn at last
b atbayl
BY traitrr's proclamation we'rs bill to stand
aloof,
But I'll claim a freeman's priv ilese to climb
ION some roof;
y nd I'll get behind chimly, and from waere
can't he seen,
ucave brickbat at the Orange, in honor OF the
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27

aud step in support of their messages.
We can hoIe Tor no help from any
Gu ,rter. King Victo Emanuel will
le here in few days, and will be at
tended by the ministers of the Catho-
lie states. We have done all that was
in our power. but our efforts have
failed. All is lost. You will tell me,
perhaps, that we haze still hope in
France .,ut France can do nothing
She is going through airightiul cri
sis, which may be succeeded by 9th
crs vet more dreadful. Irepeat it. all
is lost. and only miracle can save Us.
Turn, then, to the Almighty, and seek
this interpos,tion from Him..
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
The Irish Catholics on the recent
lSiotS and Gov. Hoffman,.
special Dispatch to the Gin. Gazette

special Dispatch TO the Gin. Gazette.
NEW YORK, July 20.
The Irish CatiIo ic wecklies of the
present week aredevote G talmost eXclu-
sively to Gov. Hoifinan-amung
them, the Irish Citizen, Irish People,
Irish Democrat, Irish World, Free
mans Journal. metropolitan Record
aud New York Tablet. Two ofthem
are dressed in mourning for their
subscribers and oountrymen 'who
were murdered by Gov. Hoffman on
the 18th insi." Amolg the headings
of their leading editorials are 'HoT
mans Holocaust" "Hof'nan's mas
cre," our Orange Governor
George Hoffman, bloody process
sion," lis John L. Hoffman, COVER
nor of the state Of New York. mrr-
derer," dc. Although their voices
are pitched on different keys they
all ring the same tune, and the com
bincd chorus forms most terrific.
wall of angry accusation against Gov
Hoffman.
The I-ish People says: The
blood curdles at the thought of such
atrOcity. and II such thing as Jas
tice is to be found in this land OF
boasted liberty, that justice must now
be sought tor to impeach John T.
Hoffman and try him for the willful
murder of those whose deaths were
caused by his action at New York OH
W edneslay, the 18th of Jnly, 1871.
We call upon the friends of the mur
dered citizens. by every duty which
they owe society and to themselves,
to raise this issue at the proper tri-
hunals of the country, and to cite
Gov. Hoffman, before jury of his
peers to answer to charge of MUIR
uer" Ss
The Irish Citizen declares: 1t is
a matter of regret that Mr.. Hofindn
has thus gone over to the Orange
men, because this bloody blunder
wipes him out as apublic man. Many
had even the good nope he might be
onr next president, but that is all over
Ii his party now were mad enough to
put him in nomination, he could never
get one Irish Catholic vote-n1t one
But Governor Hoffman is answerable
for the hole of it, we say it with pain
is guilty of every drop of blood shed
that day. Perhaps this Dutchman,
Hoffman, felt that in that hour the in
fluence of common affinity, and deem
ed it obligatory or him TO stand by
his distant relatives, the Anglo Orange
Goths, who are ever true to the glor
ious, pious and immortal memory OF
William the Dutch adventurer; and
this man dares TO veil his diabolical
acts under cover of law and order.
We charge that he has violated law
and broken q special statute in this
very instance Out upon the wretch !.
Let his name stink forever in the nos
trlis of all the true and the good. Let
the cry of the orphan whose home he
has left 1isconsoate blast him; and
let the hot tear ofthe widow, whose
heart he has made sore, rot him in
his prldeof place and imperious des-
potism. The greatest mistake madr
IN the whole massacre business seems
To he that Mayor Hall did not arrest
John I. Hoffman for interfering with
the peace of the CITY,"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
Ayers Ague Cure.

FOR Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Duml
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.
and indeed ell the affections which artist
from malarlous, marsh, or miasmatii
poisons.
As its name implies, it docs Cure, and does no
all. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis
nuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonou
substance whatever, il in nowise Injuries any pa
lent. The number and importance of its euro
n the ague districts, are literally beyond account
md we believe without parallel in the histor1
IF Agle medicine. Our pride is gratifed by til
acknowledgements we receive of the radical curd
sfected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
sdies had wholly failed.
Cnacclimated persons, either resident IN, q
Tavelling through miasmatic localities, will u
protected by taking the 1GUE CURE daily:
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
ty of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimu
ating the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints
Q an excellent remedy, producing many trul!
vmarkable cures, where other medicines hai
hiled.
Prepared by De. J. C. AVER & Co., practices
md analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, anf
5old all round the world.
PRICE. 800 PER RoTTJR.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
GEN ERAL SHERMAN AT SAR-
AIOGA.
A Talk With the General of the
limited States Army

= SnltCu states M fify.
Saratoga correspondence ofthe n. Y. Advertiser.
Il see Parker has resigned"
Yes; we've had so maEy dishonest
Indian commissioners that congress
resolved to stop the frauds, and the,
corked up the Indian bureau so tiehl
that poor Parker had nothing to do
but now and then sign his name. ard
frank envelopes for the department" ="
They say he is rich p
Not tit of it," said the general
Indignantly. "Perker has never
made one cent out of his Office His
record is pure as snow"
Your friends were little disap
pointed when you refused to have
your name used presidentially," 1 re-
marked
mo, not my friends. They want
me to stay where l am. General Of
the army for life is better than Presi
dent for four years. Grant regrets
that he ever left the army now, and
so do I, except that he has done good
work as president"
"Do you think it policy to elect
Grant again p
"Of course I do. WY not? He
knows the lopes now--he has become
acquainted with the duties-acquaiHt
ed with thousands of public men, and
ten thousand good dfor-nothing white
house bummers, who would do moth
ing but harrass new president for
the first year. He has just got where
he can tel q good man at sight. Hum
bug men always get the best creden
tials; every congressman signs their
recommendation at sight, and MANY
of them deceive new president.
These party frauds are now pretty
much p aged out, and Grant is enabled
to deal squarely with true men. Ex
perience and acquaintance is the
stock in trade Of a good presldel
"Who will win in '72?
There is no question in nv mind, :"
said the general. enthusiastically. III
bet on Grant against the field-two to
one"
''Who will run against him ?"
"Ihere won't anybody run; but,
not heing q politician. | can't guess
"Hancock -
We'll. he NAV be tempted to run
Hancock you know, dislikes Grant
personally, and it would be an i'm
mense triumph for him to get where
he could rank him. Grant neger
ShnwnI f1i.lilyn -,
went more than half way to conciliate
him a year ago but there is clique
IN w ashington, a social clique, which
manipulates Hancock and keeps uu
the fued. Women have more to do
with it than men,"
What do you think of the ku- klux
bill 7"
Good bill. sir! It has alrcad,
stopped good many outrages The
fact that the president has power to
send troops into any state to quel
disturbances, IN itself. is enough to
frighten the disturbers of the public
peace
''But John Quincy Adams says the
bill lis an absolute surrender of free
government-placing in the presi
dents hands the power, through thai
and the "election bill." to raise him
self to the empire %
"All stuff! How ridiculous to tall
about a 'man raising himself to tn,
empire in this country! Such man
after declaring for tie empire, nigh
hold a regiment of soldiers in thu
white house yard for just one day, ant
then the people would put him in thu
Potomac river Why, they shut VI
Napoleon at Strasbourg, and ducke,
him in The sea. at noulogne, for jus
such nonsense"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-27
Italy.
ItNlys
CRY OF DESPA IR FROM THE PoPE-ALl
LOST,


LOST.
London. July 19.-On the % nit,
at Rome, the pope held consistory,
at which he preconizated the bishop
OF Zipo, in Hungary, of Oporto, in
Portugal, and OF St, Yago in Cape De
Verde. He afterward published the:
nominations made since last month.
in brief, of the patriarch of Lisbon.
and of the bisops of Braganza "a ld
Mirands, in Portugal, and ofthe bish-
ops Of Mezo and Elens, in Pariihus.
lie then addressed the sacred college
in letter, in which he announced his
decision in these words:
I'VE are. my very dear brothers. in
the hands of Divine Providence. We
have nothing to expect from human
aid, for man has abandoned us. Why
should we dissemble? 1t is better
| should tell you that kings and gov.
ernments, forgetting their promises,
Leave us to our fate. They have ad-
dressed us and sent us their warmest
congratulations on the day OF our ju-
bilee, but they are far from talking