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Il N q L A N D.
The Prince Of Wales Contribution 10
The Chicago Sufferers.
Radical Indictment Of the Aristocraey-A Army
Reform-Settling Day at the Bank-The
Rate Of Interest-Spanish Finance-Swept
from the Deck Of . Steamship
TIlFeaAM TO THE NEW YcRx uraALp.

LONDON. oct. 81, 1871.
His Royal Hiahness the Prince OF Wales has SUBJ
scrbed the of 1890 to the Chicago relief fund.
The Mansion House fund for Chicago amounted
last evening to f44, 800 or 1924, 900.
The radical leader, Mr.. George Odger. late cand.
mems interest," has written letter reviewing the
list OF subscriptions for Chicago, and charging the
aristocratc classes with .'want OF CHARITY"
ARMY SYSTEM REFORM
The London Gazette OF this evening publishes the
regulations made to carry out the provisions OF
the DILL for the abolition Of the commissions pur-
chase system in the army. The main feature OF the
regulations Is the rigid rfpa examination which
all applicants required to pass before they can
receive military commission.
HOLIDAY AT THE BANK.
Tomorrow November l. being the regular set.
tling day OF the Bank OF England, will be observed
as a close holiday on the Stock Exchange.
THE RATE OF INTEREST.
1t is thought the Board OF Governors OF the Bank
OF England Will reduce the rate OF interest at Its
meeting on Thursday morning.
SPANISH FINANCE AND CREDIT.
meeting OF the holders OF Spanish bonds was
held in the city to-day. committee was appointed
and instructed to vigorously oppose the threatened
tax OF eighteen per cent on Spanish coupons.
FATAL DISASTERS AT SEA.
telegram dated Queenstown, Ireland, In the
forenoon to-day, brings the following news-The
Inman steamship City Of Brussels, Captain Ken
nedy, from New York October 81 for Liverpool,
called here at halfpast three O'Clock this october
3l) morning. her commander reports having en-
countered hurricane yesterday or the Irish coast
during which the fourth oficer was lost overheard
and several Of the crew severely injured.
The London L,oyds publishes the following:-The
British bark saghaen, belonging 10 the port OF
North shields, has been totally wrecked in tho
Mediterranean, OF the harbor OF Denla, on the
Spanish coast
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DIR PARrMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. u. Nov IL A AL

WASHINGTON ID. o., Nov. IL A. M.
Synopsis for the Past T'centv-rour Hours.
The barometer has fallen very generally on
the Atlantic coast where southerly winds.
cloudy and threatening weather now pre-
vail The low barometer which was Monday
night IN Arkansas has moved northeast
into Michigan and to Lake Erie, with brisk north
crly winds in Illinois and on Lake Michigan. Ram
has fallen generally west OF the Apalachee Noun
tains. The temperature has risen on the Atlantic
coast and lower lakes; 1t has fallen on the upper
lakes.
PROBABILITIES.
The area OF lowest pressure will probably move
northcastward down the 81. Lawrence valley,
with southwesterIy winds and rain OIL the
lower lakes; northwesterly winds with clearing
weather west OF Lake Huron and Ohio fresh
winds from the southeast and the south
west In the Middle and Eastern States with
rain on w Wednesday; cloudy and threatening wea-
ther continues in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and clearing awav on Wednesday In the Southwest
Cautonary signals are ordered Tor this morning
on Lake Eric.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

,o-o NOVEMBER I.
.o.o-The Pope excommunicated the members OF
"a. the Italian governmcnt
o-nSo,dent rna,en on the Missouri and Pacific Rail-
k,oa q. It's opening; twenty-five persons
170t-The Stamp Az, vvor, ,n., ax.x.,,or a., ~.
American coiontes ''o oPe'"oA - NV
Moo-A , mightIml earthquake occurred II destroyed
nmn,, Portugal, and killed 10000 OF its
people, Malaga Spain, and Fcz. Morocco
e.c n.y. s,most wholly laid IN ruins and al the
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pehstont 70 the widow OF william TEN, lineal do
scendent OF the Swiss hero OF that name. tho nus
band OF the pensioner served In the late war u this
country. -#+@ etvs3t&.sA sAtiA
Presentation Of the Colssabsan Dlinisser %
the President.
Sehor Don Santiago Pesez, VINO for some time
past has beeu the Minister Resident here from the
United states OF Colombia. to- day delivered his
credentials to che President ~ Envoy Extraor-
dinaFy and Minister Penipotentiary OF tho republic
he made the following remarks upon the subject
= hr. PRssrDKr---ky governments has resolved to
render plenlp0tentlsry the legation which s under
ny charge. and in the performance Of the duties OF
which have had the satisfaction To Ind your views
entirely in harmony with mine relation 70 draw
ing closer the friendly relations between the two
honor 60 place in your hands ths President OF Co.
leanbia states lhe reasons Of the promotion above
O1 savs Sy
vatinR the spirit OF justice with which both nations
none n s suca n ~ yarnr r.se 70 @
continuance or that kindness on your part which
hxs hitherto rendered my otcial relations 80 easy
sad agreeable"
: The President replied as follows:-
Mr.. PERgz--l congratulate you on your promo
ti0n, IL may De considered as an approval by yonr
government OF your course here, which mas also
been quite acceptable to tlH. We are especially lu-
terested IN preserving the good WIN ~ the United
States OF Colombia partly, indeed because they are
Isthmus which connects North win South America.
We shall omit nothing practicable ON our part 70.
waruS maintaining thai goOt w.t. and cannot fail
II fyOur government shall meet us in the spirit OF is-
rice " which you allude. and especially IL due re-
gard be had or ahtecedents, realities ana pros
poets. 't@
I, t. -, f Another DefRlcati0n.
The President to-day suspended w. F. Forbes,
Invalid Pension Agent OF Philadelphia. at tho re.
quest OF the Commissioner OF Pensions. He Is
charged with being delaulter to the amount OF
S25, 900 which, II is said, he has expressed his
Willingness to restore to tue government
lo General she mans Visit to EUROPE
The United states steamer Wabash. nagshtp OF the
European squadron will sail from Boston about the
latter part Of next week for Europe General Sher.
man and Colonel Audcnred, OF hts sian. leave here
early next week for Boston to take passage on the
Wabash. Tney win be absent about SIX months.
Omcini Stafement m Outstanding CWrrency.
The following Is the official statement OF the
amount oil Ualted States currency outstanding at
tnfs d0tc.-
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ART SALES.

A very nnc collection OF American and European
oil paintings is now on exhibition at Johnston
Van Tassclrs saesrooms 81 Nassau street, consist.
ing OF manv choice and valuable works OF art
recently painted by most favortc city artists as
also by prominent European artists, winch Will DO
sold at auction on Thursday and Friday OF this
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were awarded the
FIRST GRAND GOLD MEDAL,
WORLDS FAIR, PARIS, 1857, AND LONDON, l30l
The sTEINwAY fIANOS are universally conceded to b
THE LEADING FIRST CLASS PLANO
before public These Instruments preferedb
all others by the celebrated pianists They are use0
principal Attanshle. They
have truly worldwde reputation being largely exporsed
Europe Of the civilized world and they arc
sought be initiated BY nearly all American and EuropssA
pAIS srEiNWAY sons MAMMOTH MANDATORY
10 the most perfectly arranged and extensive esabshsaf
OF s kind the world. the published Official
rns having revealed the fact that the amount OF tAek
yearly xceeds those OF the tweveages plano makers
OF Nov York combined.
sTKINWAy 4 SONS call special attention 10 their
NEW PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS
with double iron frame, Pa,en. Resonator and Tubular
Frame action, which matchcss In volume and qusi Of
and SURPRISING facility OF action while standing Longer
10 and being mpsrvous To atmospheric influences
than any other pt mo at present manufactured.
EVERY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Prices low the exclusive o the best materials and
thorough woknansbip will permit Old pianos taken
in exchange, and illustrated catalogues with Price hss
WAkEROOMs. sTEINwAY HALL,
100 and III East Fourteenth street. New York.
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The PACIFIC COAST


Murder In California; by a Woman-Desert
Sand Storm in Eos Angeles f'oupsy.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct 81, 1871
Mrs. Jane Sullivan, living at Bay Point, IN Contra
Costa county, quarreIled wirh her brother-in-la
Patrick Sullivan, at the table, and sezing gun,
shot him dead.
A desert sand storm in Los Angeles county on
Sunday the most severe that has occurred there
In eight years.
A. G. Chapman, q clerk in the White Pine Com
pany, at Hamilton, New, died yesterday from the er-
fects OF laudanum, which he swallowed through
mistake.
william II. Moore was shot dead by George Den.
nis0n, IN a saloon at Santa Cruz, yesterday. They
were both old residents OF the county.
In the matter OF the contested election In SoIanO
county, on account OF the conduct OF the federal
officials OF the Mare Island Navy Yartl, the County
Court yesterday affirmed the validity OF the elec-
t1On.
cisco-Dcparture Of American nud Japanese
Commissioners.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 81, 1871.
About one hundred persons have been indicted
for dealing In lottery tickets in San Francisco.
E. Pestrine Smith, OF Washington, recently ap.
pointed Imperial Counsellor OF International Law,
sails Tor Japan tomorrow.
Mr.. HOsakawa, Japanese Commissioner OF Agri-
culture, also sails tomorrow, carrying with him
steam piledrlvefs, street railroad cars carriages
and various machinery purchased here.
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A STRoNa MAN AGAINST THE RMa-
ODonovau Rossa, as the candidate of the
reform democrats for the Senate in the Fourth
Senatorial district. As the representative Of
She common cause of his race against the
British despotism over Ireland, and as an
honest, talented and patriotic Irishman,
devoted to city reform, he ought to get the
vote of every Irishman Of his district, and In
his bold defiance of ''the Ring" he deserves an
election
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FAILURE OF A PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE
COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1871.
The Enterprise Insurance Company has sus-
pended in consequence OF Chicago losses, and WIN
be forced to 90 into liquidation. The company has
made an assignment TO the Pennsylvania Company
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CORSICA.
Legislative Opposition to Bonapartism.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Oct. 81, 1871.
kilograms from Ajaccio announce that the men,
bers OF the General Council OF Corsica are engaged
in hot discussion over q motion to annul the
election OF NJ Cont, formerly private secretary OF
the ex. Emperor Napoleon
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DUBLIN, Oct. 81, 1871.
The trial Of the man Kelley, on charge OF nav-
Ing murdered Head Constable Talbot, creates much
excitement. The police Kissed and the prisoner
cheered when passing from the prison to the court.
room.
There have been no disturbances OF a serious
character. however.
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There May he Greater Politicians Than
Greeley greater lawyers than Count Joannes greater
iude Pratt than Train greater iveI-
ers than Grant but throughout the wdc wide world shsr
hascrs than kNOA-nor great The mimi
table batter be found at No 22 roadway where ne dl
plays wonderful assortment OF Hatsikewme Furs-o inc
yourself,
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Angelps Turkish Bath, Lexin rt0n Avenuev
Twentv-Afth street. Furnished Rooms exceene
table, dinner at 81 gcnemen's baths day nights ladis
Turkish and electric baths day and evening t1H1
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Bgst In thD
world 1.-The only perfect dye harmless reliable
At all druggists.
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BELGIUM.
Royal D,nation to Suffering Chicago.
IEltepAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Oct 81, 1871.
His Majesty the King Of the Belgans has made
donation OF 2,5oo. for the Oh icago Relief Fund.
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Register, Register, REGISTER.
Assembly Eleventh District.
THOMAS W. PITrMAN.
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LITERARY CHlT-cHAT.

TIE TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF the records OF the
United States District Court tn the great IRE at chi.
cag0 did not include the copyright records Of
Illinois, wnich were removed TO washington last
year, and are eafc IN the aFepxqof npraryo Of Con-
gress, Many transcripts Of valuable copyrighta
have already been caned for and furnished ~ the
Librarian. >v8srA st6 20 a.a ~
NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL. entitled Pxblic Optn-
ion modelled upon the London paper OF that name,
has been commenced at Philadelpnia by Mr.. g. w.
Hammersley, editor OF tine Germantown Chronicle.
Its plan 10 to give selection Of the best articles
from all the leading newspapers rejecting public
sentiment both In the United States and England.
1t alms$s be the Eclectic OF the newspaper press.
THE Loss or the library and gallery OF paint
ings Of the Chicago Historical Society," by the burn
ing OF the 1froproofr building included Is, 900
bound volumes, 15o 90 pamphlets and 200 paintings
comprising the entire collection or Mr.. George p. A.
Healy. Among the latter was Courure's original
'Prodigal Son. and Healy's picture or Daniel Web
ster replying 10 Hayne In the Senate.
JOHN RUsKIN, in his last "Letter to the Working.
men OF Great Britain" says OF his boyhood train.
ing:-'My mother forced me. by steady daily TOLL
learn long chapters Of the Bible by heart as well
to read 1t every syllable through from Genesis to
the Apocalypse about once year, ana 10 that dis
cipline owe, not only q knowledge OF the book,
which find occasionally servceable but much OF
my general power OF taking pains and the best part
Of my taste In literature"
THE AUTHOR OF that successful book OF Southern
humor, "Msjor Jones' Courtship,n first published
In 1874 will next year bring out new edition.
William T. Thompson Is his real name
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Mnehinc-Ths
best aH clas, machines la tis world; prcS
from Sbto SIU; cAy pAymsnst saiesroonib bfoAi"p
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Kovsnsnls II ths Bsyal Squadron.
q sb ........... ,-..--- .s''rtsa At
IEtEcRAn ~ Tw NEW f0ak MaAa
HAVANA. Oot- 81. 1871.
The Spanish mar-of-war Pizarro leaves to-day to
60 eastward, ana other vessels OF the line arc 10
follow.
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ssChristine Ni'sson."-F0r the Young Ladies'
Of America, "The Nilsson Dance and Ballroom Guidevw
eleven engravinGs price c. CLOTH 2c. For salo By ~
hoo kaeucrs.
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, Abdeminsi SsDS
porters, Shoulder Braces, Ac., &c. -, ,,.--,..s~~
Dr. GLOVER, 10 Ann street. adjoining Herald ones.
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Royal Havana Lettery.-The Hixhost Rates
paid for Douoloons, all kinds of Cold and Shvec
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, u Wal arrest. New York
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The Now Disinfec tnnr, Bromo- ChiornleMs
nocnoisonon. and odorssA essroys s dsaecsne cd1ss
and prevents contagion Prepared only ny ILD5N SV.
i7S William street. New FORK. Sold By drusS'ss$
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Operus. OrntOrlOs, ssIees, &c.
BOOSEY 4 CO., SO Broadway.
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A.-A.-A.-ROcbucir's Weather strips, q
Futon street. best, reliable and always the cheapes
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
-.cs>,,- 81 aa
Hrinse oegtshahek Rsssiyed as Court
.:'ssisaAs>sl = = ~ VT HssAta 81.

HIS Exoelaency Pffncs GSttehskon was i9maIiy
re0eiyed At Court b. the Emperor Wiliam yester-
day. amer his -prlyaIe lnterviews with His majesty
and Prince Bismarck 4
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From j. B. Ford h 90. -'My Wife and I; or,
Harry Hendersons History.n BY Mrs. Ii. Beecher
stowe.
From G. W. Carleton h Co.-.M0rning Gleres aud
Other Storlesr BY Louise NJ Alco,t author Of "Lir-
tie women,n &c.
From Harper h Brothers -"Hstory OF Louis
Philippe, King OF the French" BY John s. G. Alb
bOtt.
From De Witt g. Lent h Co.-"Rip Raps or Drift
Thoughts Wide Apart" BY win G. Kerr.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Company
The British Quarterly Rerie,o.
"Centenary Address, delivered before the Society
OF the New York Hospital, by James William Beck
man; American Odd Fel,O,c
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spikes TOofhnchc Drops' Cure In Ono Mis-
ue.-HILL'S HAIR DYE black brown, only 50 censsI
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United States notes, old issue ......... 402, S2l
United States notes, new issue 16o 19e, 300
United States notes. issue OF 1862. 1877 AGO. 032
One year nve per cent notes. ........... ll9,6N
Two year OlttO. ~, zW1
TWO year ditto coupon notes. ........... 81, 800
Compound interest notes. 760, 600
Fractional currency nrst issue. 4.413,828
Fractional currency second issue. 3,217,931
FracGOnal currency. third issue. 4,04o 188
Fractional currency, fourth issue. 26937,24
S5vo, Ua0o oS0
The amount outstanding Of United States notes,
new issue and issue Of 1862 includes 81, 500, 900 to
restore the amount destroyed IN the Chicago depo-
STORY.
Increase or American Tonnage.
A statement furnished by the Chief Of the Bureau
or Statistics OF the number OF vessels and tonnage
OF the United States on June 80, 1871, as compared
with the corresponding date OF 1870. shows gain
over 1870 OF 70 sailing vessels with tonnage OF
81. 1853 steam vessels Of S410s51 tons and 9s5
unrlgged vessels OF o. 62a 20 TONS total or
vessels with tonnage Of l65, 262.d7. s,f sass1
30 Admeasurement Of German Vessels.
The Treasury Department has decided that Ger
man vessel entering an American port for Inc first
time, having British certificate OF admeaSurc.
ment. need NOT be admeasufcd.
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BAIL REFUSED FOR STOUT AND KlMBArl.
The MormOps Becoming Quiel---No Re-
sistance to the Laws Expected.
A Saint with Nine Wives In tke
Meshes Of the Law. A

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct al. 1871.

SALT LAKE CITY, OCk dls lbyAS
me United States District Court. chief Justice
Mexican, adjourned to-day until tnc iarh Of Novsur
ber. 44
z In the cases Of Stout and KimbsI the Judge o.
cIIned to admit them to bsn until he had examined
into the matter more fully. They are held In Gus
tody at Camp Douglas ~
The decision OF Judge MoKcan in grantingbsu -
Mayor Wells received general approval.
The Mormons are sensibIy touched BY the Judgen
action. The feeling generally ia much bettar. The
leaders are more quiet aud sensible and the people
are growing tranquil and more amcaole. There b
not the slightest danger Of any disturbance OF the
peace although senator Morton's editor was bsdag
scared in his brief visit here and lost his ussaa
presence or mind.
There Is to be no rebellion or war and extraos.
dinary expenditure of the public funds. s4du
number Of otncr arrests are likely to occur in :
short time. but none OF very great importance.
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A.-Horriny's Pntens
CHAMPION SAFES MVNN
M@w 25l broadway, corasr N1rrAy Wrsy
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A Queer Case Before ths COurts-A Mor>
Hoa,. Ninth VITO saes for Divorcs-Ths
saints Becoming Civil. 13Nl "ili "a
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Oct. 30. 1871.
H. S. Eldridge. OF the Bank OF Deseret and Wiiiam
jennings, OF the zion's Cooperative Institution.
were accepted as suretics on the bail bond OF Mayer
Daniel Wells The motion for bail In the cases Of
Stout and Kimball Is still under consideration hy
the Court a9
The case Of Clayton against Clayton, being ~
action for divorce and alimony instituted by the
polygamous wife OF william Clayton is on tine doc
ket for tomorrow. clayton Is the Territorial Audit
tor. The point at present raised Is demurrer TO
the jurisdiction OF the United States Court
the defence claiming that matters Of this
nature belong exclusively to the Probase
Court. The plaintin is Clayton's nnsh
vile. and suit for divorce before United
States Court cannot, OF cpuSsc be maintained. I
expected that the Testimony on the merits Of ~
case win be curious, and it be admitted that tn
paintir Is deleudant's wife IL viii leave him open 70
charge Of bIgamy. The defendants only hope v
that the demurrer VIII be maintained.
The man bennett, who was found dead and slH
through and through on the road near this CITY ~
Saturday last Is sail to have been horse thief.
man named Jones avows the Killing and declares
that he caught Bennett In the act OF stealing ysa
,... ~
EverythingIs as quiet and pcaceablc here to-niA
as In country village. Aside from what Is said In
the Church organs the general expression Of ths
Mormons is that OF entire submission to the law.
Cannon is very bitter. Orson Pratt says win b
all right long they do not nne him, for he has
no money. = fN9 xa88 4 otCi
Wells, Fargo q Co. and the merchants received
during last week $4,000 in silver bullion, mostly
from Pioche.
Release OF the Mormon Bishop, Aarsa
johnson. Ntaa
SALT LAKE CRY Oct. 81, 1871.
The Mormon bishop, Aaron Johnson, arrested
short time since at SprnIville by United States
marsnal for murder, was released to-day by Judge
Strickland, at Provo CITY, on $4,000 bah.
A.-Phalon's New Perfumes, uf
&# 81 LOVE YOU" .4f,t
and "wHITE ROSE"
A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go Dirosa
to the manufacturer ESPENscHEID, lis Nassau street..
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s r A I N .
The Government in Danger from
Radical Conspiracy.
Secret Armament at Baroelona-Ihs Interna
tionals Accused.


0 ~ NADhIA OCT. 81, 1871.
the ondcers Of tho government have eneotsd tae
arrest OF another batch OF radical consprasegs q
Barcelona, and additional evidences Of thsir gailt
have been wrought to light. Hagst ~
stores or firearms explosive bombs and osher
deadiy wari'ke implements have been discovered at
their place OF meeting. $685. Gr s3a
The International Society b At the bottom or the
plot as the men arrested are. for the most part
members Of that organization.
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IRELAND.
1llEtRAm 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Public Feeling Towards Grown Prosecutions
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tkfsf sse @~>~~>-v
Herald Special Report from
~ ~ = s'e' MatamOrOs.
NlfI ........... -~-~r~~n~.,rN-~-~>~
The Capital Qniet and Juarez's Cause
I "A "A n s,i:..s ss,ii:::.:..-sa More Hopeful.
~. ........-AA asR 40 44 q sf
Provincial Congratulations to
gsa y, ......a. ..-......, the President.
wss ......gA t-r-~~ ~-~~-~----
IDYALIST TENDER OF ARMY AID.
~ Ia aA q t>~>cS,-.- -----~--s~>>~~ ...,.sfM
The Oapitulation or Saltillo
SEolDcnied. zGgs
~ . E3oi,so GgsZ
et3 aNes ~ n'ssRGiH 100 nN1 .r i1Tl -rasaW
Revolutionary Possession on the
,s yTs ..a Border. 81 ......i.., ....S,ss


e.
The following special despssch to the
HsRALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in Matamoros. Mexico - ,.sa
MArAMoRos, Oct. "a.
Via CoRPUs CHRISTI, Texas, Oct. 81, 1915
A special courier arrived here to-day direct
from Tampico. ............ .......s.a.sssif
He delivered dispatches dated in the capital
Of Mexico on the 2Sd instant.
The advices report eau quiet"
General Diaz is not in the field. 'T
A majority Of the State Governors--nearly
all Of these ofncers, in faot-had forwarded
their felicitations to President Juares, oon-
graduating him on the present aspect Of pub
lie affairs.
Each one Of the signatory Governors makes
offer Of his services to support the national
Executive IN its efforts to suppress the Mon
terey pronunciamento. ~'7-'
The Juarists deny the report Of the capitu-
lstion of Saltillo. n
The revolutionists still hold all the avenues
Of communioation between the border terri
tory and Monterey. aae 1Aaa sts
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A.-For n stylish and Elegant Hat Go Dirooe
to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, l8 Nassau street.