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The New York herald., 1871-09-04
BLUEFISH BAIT.
NEW YORK. August 80, 1871

NEW YORK. August 80, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HEHALD:--
Noticing some remarks In the daily papers THAI
bluefsh were poisoning those VINO eat them. and
that the smackmen used poisoned bait, &C., have
taken the liberty to write to you few facts Con-
nected with buefshing. The smacks are now
fishing on the banks northwest from tue high
lands OF Navesink, short distance from
land. They anchor fhe banks and fish all
night In the following manner:-One man sits with
an oaken block In front OF him, on which he keeps
constantly cutting up with Il hatcnet menladen or
bOny FISH, throwing the pieces overheard, keeping
up constant stream OF fine bait. The crew are
ranged alongside OF the smack each one
with his line IA his hand. on which there
with piece or menhaden; there are no sinkers
ing up the small pieces OF bait the large pieces
on the hooks and seize tlem and are Caught.
IL would be folly for the smackmen to use poisoned
bait for the simple reason that the hooks are often
stuck In their hands, and they often get Bit by the
buefsh, ana 1t would not be pleasant to get
THIS poison In these scratches or cuts. l
think that II your reporter should call
on the friends OF those who have been
poisoned they would be raised from the dead
quicker than Lazarus was. | have heard or CATCH
Ing birds by putting salt their tails, but never be-
fore OF catching bluedsn with arsenic on the hooks.
The fishermen have from time immemoral always
borne good name. Christ recognized their good
qualities by selecting His disciples from them, and
also Instructed them now to maui their nets
JOHN L. KNIGHT.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04

Wheat was trifie nrmer, but only moderate demand
" Se, Sr T. % s %1ss amber amber sas ,s
for White s. pees q ka
iamazoo mIng 81 l5 FOR Ohio, to arrive ii 30
.SSn; Ssa Ilshsr. Wiz %odsIaie sssaes.
while Oats were about ic hser and IN fair demand the
for oo and lOs se shGSe ol So
On % s snS yi and
q considerable extent throughout Change.
was considerable inquiry but room both BY steam and sail
n SoSd
higher rates The engagements re:To Liverpool. by
s sIs1 S' 1aa '2 70 sass ss
SssSy U nwss y sr sr ISs S
sf s% Sss 10 Ss
the Continent two Of 500 Of 1000
S Sr:r s sh sns ' s. S ss
grain, same sys voyage and Sdr. rate. ,n,,n ,ru ,,
renamed abou, steay; the 60 bbs at 569c
5lcthe latter hgnrr for lot from wharf Ros'n was in
S S, sSs s seG%G g. q d % sas at e. sss 70. S pale at
HIDEs.rhe market was hrrn sales were 1900 Monte
PRrnoIHwMSThe market remains as when last reported
Refined was limited request and somewhat hrmer for
seans the as0
and in ets was quiet but prceMere held at
1860 s6s standard whMs each s.. hai of ssoiemSer
were reported the market remaining very quiet. fhe Phla
depha market was quiet bu! Tc rner Sales were re-
september ut 2c Shipping crude was quiet and steady
at l7Ac.
packages 33 bbs and tierces. The market
pork quiet and rfe easier for September but without
change for future delivery the sales were 5oo bbs sellers
at s3 37a In obbing lots about 900 bbs brought S3 3
a Sl3 80 for mess and $40 50 for extra prime Bacon
clear &c. SIC for long 7Hs &C. shST rb SIC .
sHc for long do &C. Sac. for Cumberland cut. and Sac
Sc. for stratford Birmingham. quiet and
lower with saes reported Of s5 tierces Western kettle at
9sc. and ~ .terces new at a%c Settlements were
ad; % & last n 30 iV ercss ssp't%Ss osa fe.
able Beef hams were quiet 20 bbls Ieias at SIs
SIC TIC for The range. Cut quiet but firm
We ote-Dry salted shoulders, sac &C. clear bellies,
&c. ssAc; bellies NC; backs, 74c: &C. picked hams,
cheese quiet but steady at former quotations.
MoLAssIsrhere was only limited inquiry for the home
hhds Porto Rico, 7c-bo,h for choice grocery good. We
quote 33c. 36c refining 3c a37c do.
grocery 3sc a0c Porto Rico. 35c Soc English Islands,
3Sc. @5c. New Orleans, S5c. u &c.
sueARs-The market Arm, but rather less active;
the sales embraced ~? hhds, including some grocery
Peo SS and M s shs % RAW @ %
quoted follows :-Cuba-Inferor to common refining,
S,ac eysc. fair to good far refining 9hc. sac good
s PRIME ec !tSn prms to escc. ocev SSa dsaTu
&C. SIC meIsdo isc. a7Nc: havans-BoIes stan.
q assS Il 30. .s 70 ise 49, Is @ BE S %
20, I2ssc fsc do, white, lee l3c Porto RicoRehnins
% sss S r. sscds. r. o sr1
standard, Nos 10 TO sc aiohc Aania-curren cayed
sS srTRINE was Quiet and nominal at loc
TALLow-There s q good demand for prime city for
port, ssc but the stock small and suncens
sps w. SSs The Market was aSs Sa,
frm at gc. CSC. freey bid, but without business
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
COURT CAlEaDaaS-vHIS 0AY.

Judge Tracey.-Nos $3.50 Holbrook vs.. De Leon.
622s, 5e4s 6lSo, 62se, 62l7 6224 63'7 6s93, 5000,
6glo, 1861, 1868. 6le5. Part Held by Judge Shea
6040. 6073, s07s, 60so 6l40, 6l57. 6l7s. Part B.
Held by Judge Joachimsen-Nos. 5000, 1902, 1857,
707l, 70s3 1855, 0s6, 7OS7, 709o, 7297 1853, 1863
1911, 1872, 7273 1895, 1899, 1900. 90
MARINE CoURr-CALENDAR THE MONTH or
SEPTEMBER, ls7l-Nos. 5027, $685. 5305, 642l, $3.50.
1856, 599s, 6O25 GOA, 6043 607s, 60SO, 6l46 6l57.
6l7s, 6lso, 6216 62l7, 6224 $751; 1898, $780, 69l0,
5000, 1855 1853, 1853 7a7, sis5, o22 ssai, e2a2.
6240, 6243, GAS, 625o. 625s, $3.50, $780, 6l8l b3,
6264, 62G5, 6266, 1874. 626o TO $50 inclusive.
62s7. $685. $3.50. 1921, 62s2, 6293. 1924, 1921.
e3is, eals 6ao3s 6o2O 6322 to S32sh inclusive. 6a3i
to 634O inclusive, 6342 6343 6340 6349 1859, 636l.
$685. 1884, 1885, 6367, 636S, $3.50, 6370, 1911, 6472.
6372 $685. 1914 6375, 1916, 637g to 63s6 inclusive.
$500 TO 6405 inclusive 64O7 64os, $500, 64io, 64ll.
64lS 6l1g 6420 642l G422 GAPS, 6426 6429 $780, 643l
6432, 6433 6435 To 64o4 Inclusive CATS, 6479, 6480,
64sl CASA 10 649l inclusive, 6493 64s4 8495, 6498.
649s to 656 inclusive 65ls, $500, G522, 6523, 6624
$685. 6527 6532 6533, 6542. 6547, 649, 654s $3.50
655s inclusive $780, $751; 1862. $3.50, S563 TO 657 tn
elusive, 6573 TO 6579 inclusive, 65Sl, 65s3 $3.50 in
cuslve 659 to 6604 inclusive. 5000, 66l7, 66l9 881
662 664 o625. 6626, 6627 662s, 66o, e632 $685. 06A
$685. 6637, $685. 6642 6643, 6644, 6645. $780, 6647,
664s 6649 665l, $685. 6662 to 8669 inclusive. 6672,
6673 6674 $685. $685. 66S6 6696 inclusive. $685. 669J
$780, 670l 6Io4 6705, 6706, s707, 610s Gill TO 672S
inclusive $780, $751; $780, $685. 6735 TO 6741 inclusive
Gas 1854 inclusive, 6756 TO 6763 inclusive 6765 ~
676s inclusive, 6770 67ss inclusive $685. $780, 679
$780, $685. 6799, 6s0l 6s02, $685. 6s04 $685. 0s0S 70
6S2s Inclusive $3.50 To $685. inclusive, 6s3s 70 $500 ia.
elusive, $500, $685. $780, 6s6l 6s62 $685. osIz 10 DBL
inclusive, 1879. 6SSl 10 6s92 inclusive oslL 70 Dali
inclusive 69l9 TO 1927 Inclusive 6g2g 10 5esA inclu-
sive $685. $685. 1862 TO 6954 inclusive 6vIo. 0SI1s
697s, 606l to 200 inclusive I002 10 IVot Inclusive.
1899, TOO TO 7l46 inclusive II5s 10 ios n.ausW1. I'VE
mn 7l75 to 1885 inclusive, 1910, 7215 1s77 10 Izss
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
'epIeHIUeI' IHc eA0FeIHc HUC1udtIUIIs UdI1y III
rice OF gold during the week were as follows:--

Government bonds have been quiet but generally
better with toward the close quite sharp advance
In the "lOng" skies. The market on Saturday was
favoraby Influenced by the higher quotation for gold
which enabled the foreign Bankers to make Ship
ments The following were the closing street prces:-
United states currency skies, l1e 1l6x do, 1881,
registered, 117,s 1l7%; do DO. coupon, 11sX a
119; do. ive-twenties, registered, May and No
vember, 114X 115; do. do 1862, coupon. do,
1l4a< ll5; do. do, 1854, do do, 1l4x IFS; do.
do. 1866, do. do, ll4,s IFS; do do, registered
January and July. Il3x a 1lSX; do do, 1885, cou-
pom, do, 1l3H 1l3H; do. do. 1867, do. do, 1lSX
ia; do. do, 1868, do. do, 114k ll4H; do. ten
forties registered, lllh NIX; do. do. coupon,
lll1 MY.
Money was unsettled, with tendency to higher
rates. which asserted itself once twice In occa-
sionng borrowers to pay four per cent on stock COL
laterals. The average rate however was 8 a 81 on
miscellaneous securities and a per cent on gov
ernment bonds. Prime papers was o fraction
easier. and done generally at 6h per cent, with
5a7S per cent as the extremes. Foreign exchange
was dull and lower.
The Southern list was dull outside OF the Ten
nessees which were heavy and lower, and the
Mlssours and South Carolinas. which were firm and
higher. The changes were not important
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
favorable IN so Tar as 1t shows gain In surplus re-
serve of about 100000; but the loans have been
again expanded TO the extent OF about two millions
OF dollars and now stand at the enormous
total OF over $780,, ZOO, 900. The Treas.
ury paid out about $2,5oo,ooo and re.
ceived about s4,0O0eoO yet the statement
shows inexplicable increase of about ST. 500 900
in specie. The legal tenders are decreased ST. 900
through further shipments Of currency to the inte.
ror. The deposits are increased Just million, and
represent the difference between the increase In
loans and the loss In legal tenders, The banks now
hold $io,699.s29 surplus over the twenty-five per
cent reserve required py lawa Gaiu loy tbe wees pf
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
: NEW JERSEY CHURCHES.
>-~-~-~~N>>~~~~~--~--~-~~<
ST. PETERS CHURCH, JERSEY CITY.
Sermon by Father Remand, s. J.-sWoc to
Tbnt Man by Whom Scandal Con,eth."

Sermon by Father Remand, s. J.-"WOc to
Tbnt Man by Whom Scandal Cometh."
In st. Peters church, jersey City, solemn mass
was celebrated, at halfpast ten O'Clock, by Father
McQuade. The sermon was preached by Father
Renaud, who took his text from the Gospel OF the
day, "WOe to that man by whom scandal cometh;
1t were better for him that a milestone were tied
about his neck and he were cast into the depths OF
the sea-" The crime OF bad example is so common
dn the world that people would be almost inclined
TO DOUBT the enormity Of it did not Christ Himself
expressly declare 1t In the worus Just quoted.
There are three kinds OF scandal-Pharisacal
scandal, scandal OF the weak and malicious scandal.
The first named Is 30 called because 1t was common
to the Pharisees 1t consists in finding fault even
with the good which we find in others. The second
kind 81, bad example where there is no intention
to do So For instance, person allowed to eat
meat by dispensation on fast day does so In pres
eDce OF others who 40 not know the reasons, and he
as guilty OF scandal The third and
MOST WICKED KIND
Is malicious scandal, where person has the de-
liberaLe Intention OF melting Others 10 Sn where
he does something which may conduce to the COM
mission of sin. So John Chrysostom says that God
OverlOOks other sins, but scandal He never over
looks. Another holy father tells us that the scandal
River Is more guilty than the murderer OF the body
because ne roos Goa Oh ,ne SOUS wr,cn weIe
declares that such persons are
y WORSE THAN THE JEWS,
because the Jews did not know they were crucfy1ng
their Lord whereas the scandal giver cructied Him
An His living members. When person gives scan
dal he renders nugatOry the work OF Gods redemp-
Zion, and destroys the souls which He had purchased
at the price Of His blood IL may he said with truth
fbat the scandal giver is worse tnan Luciier him.
self because the former employs many allurements
to decoy souls into rum. The scandal which is very
common among us Is that OF parents toward their
children, masters toward their servants and
CATHOLICS TOWARD PROTESTANTS.
Many Protesants are kept out Of the true faith by
the bad example which they see IN Catholics. When
they look around and Catholics
MAKING A GOD OF THEIR BELLY,
is 10 any wonder they should say that Catholics are
mo better than the rest OF mankind This IN ITSELF
involves terrible responsibility. And what shall
be said of the criminaty Of parents whose example
will be the destruction OF the souls OF their chldren
The terrible warnings conveyed In the Scriptures
very clearly the detestation which God holds the
Scau
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANs, sept o. 1871.
Cotton quiet but hrm middiings, lshca l8ic Net re
ceipts bsies oss "a do Sales l50 bales Stock, 25Ss9
balos
MOBILE Sept 2, 1871.
Cotton nrm mddngs lSxc Net receipts 30 bales Sales,
80 bales Stock, 54y5 bales Exports coastwse 81 bales
SAVANNAH, Sept q 1871
Cotton arm; low middlings 17ac. nc. Net receipts.
l0S bales. sses, 70 bales. stock, 3l6 baHs
CuARLEsroN, Sept. O. 1871
Cotton In fair demand middliAss 1sc. Net receipts IL
bales Sales 30 bales Stock, S54l bales
wILNISeroS, N. C., Sept ISL
Spirits urgentine Arm Al l5c Rosa steady at ~ ~ ior
strained x6 70 for extra pale, 6 tor pale Crude turpen-
tine steady; s3 % for yellow dip, ~ 30 for virgin Tar
steady at 50 25 .r,
Tobacco very firm and unchan, Sales l2o hhds Flour
In good demand on orders exr afamy 80 % Gram qile.
saa arp small haAnsssi vaeaI 81 &A& w; ee0
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
ST. PETERS SCHOOLS, JERSEY CITY.

The parochal schools attached to st. Peters
church. Jersey City, will be reopened to-day. The
building has been repaired and renovated at very
heavy expense that 1t seems more like college than
q grammar school. The Jesuit Fathers have spared
no expense to make these schools superior TO any
other OF that class 10 the CITY, large stan Of teachers
fnclud,pg sisters OF Charity has been engaged, and
the schools Will he under the supervision OF one OF
the Jesuit Fathers. The three departments will ac
cOmmodate 900 pupils. An extensive playground
Will ue added 10 the building within two months
In point OF ventilation the building is not equalled
by any school building In Hudson county whlle the
heating apparatus is on the newest and most ap-
proved plan. Tie alterations and repairs were all
carried out under the direction OF Father Beau
leyiu.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
THE YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.
From the Charleston News, Sept. IL

rFrom the Charleston News, Sept. IL
The city was shade more cneeriui yesterday.
Excitement, which had been At fever heat fl
several days, was subsdng. and the public mind ~
evidently settling down to the conclusion that IL -
useless TO cry out before the body-politic Is hurt
Tnis sensible feeling will be encouraged by the
ofcsl reports, which show the slow progress OF the
fever II now appears that up TO saturday last, the
26th inst there were nine deaths from yellow feveSa
Three OF the nine TOOK place between August and
August TO- and the remaining six IN the following
week. For the current week tho mortality WI DO
greater; but 1t Is officially stated tnat there were
only thirty ythree OF fever IN the week emu
ing on Wednesday night last. This Is very caeer-
ing exhibit as the proportion OF deaths 10 the eue.o
number OF patients Is steadily decreasing. On YES.
terday the busy tongue ot rumor could conlu,o un
only two new cases, ana only two deaths 0ecursc1>
W our k10pledae dyring tue das
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
STOCKS ON SATURDAY

The Following were the closing street prices made
on the sidewalk after the adjournment OF tho
Stock Exchange western Union, 65< e5x;
Pacific Mail. 66X q 65X; New York Central con-
sodated. 10Ok 1ooX; New York Central scrip
95H 95X; Erie, 80 32k; Reading. 115s1 1l5X;
Lake Shore. 113 l1sx; Panama, 73 a 70; Pittsburg
l22 l22,z; Northwestern, 73,I 7Sz; Northwestern
preferred, o. 941.; Rock Island. ll2X 1l2H; 81.
Paul. 63k 03K; st. Paul preferred, s2x s2zs:
Wabash, 68x a 66,{; Ohio and Mississippi, Az
47x; Union Pacific, 32zs q SO; Boston. Hartford
and Erie, 81 a ga; Columbus. Chicago and Indi-
ana Centra1. 2l a 21k
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. 2. 1871
Stock Of sugar n warehouse at Havana and Maanxas
600 $50 hhds Receipts OF the
Havana and Matsnzas $50 boxes and hhds Exported
during Havana aud Matanzas, $500 boxex
and 40 hhds of which $50 boxes and all the hhds
the United States.
Sugar-Demand fair aud prices advanced; No. H. Dutch
standard I1N reals Nos f0 to H. Dutch standard l0
reals; Nos. Is to go. Dutch standard, II l3a reals
Moasses 86 reals Muscovado fair to good
hning, 1915 reals per arrobe
Bacon, $3 per cwt Flour SlS 70 per boL FOR American
$25 per qunta Lard, ~ kegs Sl5 70 per auntal tins.
BIS Potatoes "a per bbl Txow, $l2 Is gntn
tai Coal OIL In tins. ~ reals per gallon Lumber White
pine $40 per 1000 pitch pine sS per DO Freight: ss
ExchangeOn United States, short sight, ga
3H premium; In gold W days, 13 i3h premiums Lon
don, 25ls 25x premium Paris, lUA IL premium.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
ANOTHER PROBABLE MURDER.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning a gang or
Twenty-frst ward roughs, while under the influence
OF drink. entered liquor saloon at the corner OF
Thiryourth street and First avenue and quarrelled
among themselves One OF the gang, named Patrick
McKenna, assaulted Patrick Carr Of 35l East Thirty.
fourth street, and the latter lie alleges. In self
defence stabbed his assalant In the breast. The
wound, 1t is supposed, Will prove fatal, Carr was
committed by Justice Coulter, at Yorkville Police
Court, to await the result of the INJURIES.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
A GARD FROM MRS, JOHN M'LEOD MURPHY.
HARLEM, Sept. 2, 1871.

HARLEM Sept. Y 1911.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Mrs. John Mcleod Murphy desires to inform the
public and the press In general, particularly the
Boston Post which seems to predicate Its remarks
on an article that appeared In your columns that
she holds no position of any kind under the United
States government and al the same time would
say that If she did she would not feel under any
obligations, az her husband has sacrificed his lie.
heath, strength his means and his iamiiy mot 10
speak OF his political positOnl TO serve his country.
It is but poor return for those who are now ENJOY
ing the prosperity OF peace To achieve which nc
nobly gave his all that they should now make
his widows name n subject OF low Dadinage.
Mrs. JOHN MCLEOD MURPHY.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
ST. MARY's CHURCH, HUDSON, Nj.

Letter from bishop COnrOy-The Rebels
RehuEcd.
At both the masses at st. Mary's church, on sun
day, q letter from the Bishop was read. It stated
that he would not allow them the services Of o
resident pastor until such time the bitter feeling
existing between the pratical and non. practical
members was at an end. This explains the tenn.
Dorary absence OF Father OSuivan.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04

TaAPEzE AcCIDENT.-Protess0r Dc Houne, the
tghlrope walker, met with an accident this after
noon about nallpast three O'Clock, which VIII pro-
baby prove fatal Just as ne was starting from the
Opera House on the tlghtrope the fastenings gave
way precp,atlng him to the street below, in the
sight of hundreds OF people. His leg was broken
9nd head badly cut.--Spr7nO'ed (oh,ol Republic,
AUGUST 81.
The New York herald., 1871-09-04

THE SMALLEST BABy.-A lady near Ballvlle,
Sandusky county, Ohio, recently gave birth 10
child which weighed but one pound IL IL now
nearly four weeks old anu weighs less than two
pounds At the time OF its birth lady's finger ring
Was slipped over It's hand and arm to the shoulder.
Hundreds OF peouse have been 70 see it
The New York herald., 1871-09-04

1,2Hg
Included in l75 arrive For future
delivery dow middng) the have been as follows =
Last evening basis September 200 at 1885, 100 at Is 3l6c
September October and November 100 together
October ltO at IS lll6c 450 at 1890 November
csmber lOO each at tlbc lOU each At lSs4c January,
200 mt l9c Total, 1850 bales To daySepember 200
ls1sc $50 ats l5lsc 800 at 1885, isoo at Isc OCTOBER
October and November 100 EACH at 1885, together Novem
ber 7tQ at !sc 100 at 1885, November and December,
100 each at lS5ac together December 900
zoo at lsc February S0ot Is l5sc Exchange 200
ber for zoo September even Total $500 bales grand
total $500 bales The average quotations OF yesterdays
ward deliveries were as w-September 1885,
ber, s6Oc, November 1876. January 19c. We quote
The New York herald., 1871-09-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, sept. 2--6 T.. NJ.

SATURDAY. Sept 10 T. n.
CoTToHThe market trmer; the recent demand for
expor anu consumption having materially reduced
hand quotations advanced For future delivery
winter months weak, but September and DC.
ober &c Nc. higher; the at I9c for SEN
ember 1876. for October aud November, l8c for
ccmber, sales were folhws.-
The New York herald., 1871-09-04

The q0Iat0ns are based on coon running In quality not
more than half grade above or below the grade quoted
The receipts of cotton the to-day 993
Rates Of freight to foreign ports closed follows TO
5l6d To Bremen, by steam, gold, compressed Bal
tic ports BY SAIL slc &c gold To Liverpool by steam
Nd; by sail. 3-6d
Corr fEE.-There a brisk demand for Rio in a jobbing
at hrm prices, but heard Of invoices changing
hands to-day at Baltimore 1900 bags Rio per Yamoyden,
,0ld on private terms West and East India conees quiet
l4c ut i29c. good do, lalc ;prme do, IsAc BIKE ex
reme for lots lAc lsszc. all gold. in bond thirty
sxty davs' credit Java government bags). lsc 2Oc.
do grass mats l.Ac 22%c; Singapore l7c. 8c. Cey
l5hc. Jamaica. l4c. l6c; ST. Domingo (god in bond.
sac l0c Costa Rca, lac. l7c.; Mania, lie. n lboc
Msxcan lbc 2 l6rc: savanlla, lac. iShc; .uracoa,
c lSHo all gold duty paid thirty TO sixty days credit
day embraced ~ tierces Carolina $40 94c and 300
bags Kapgoon at Sac. a &c.
FLoUE AND GRAIS.mR Recepts-Flour u. .2s4 bbs wheat
bushels $500 meal 500 bbls
dull and prices somewhat weak, but quoaby
changed. The sales about 1900 bHs. Rye was dull
Corn meal quiet but firm Sales $50 bbs at SO 20
Western yellow. City sacked meal quiet and unchanged
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-16
FOREIGN.

Latest froo Paoama-StoaanoA1p Damaged
BY Fire-kilDed By . Maeineus sailor
Archbishop and Bish0p EXPELLED
Towns II Peru Destroyed by N Earth.
Qaake-Enalish Vessel Loot-0mall-
Pox In Chili-6eea0eP Run Down-Prus.
sin and Austria Friendly.
New YORK, November 15.-Panams dates
of the second instant received. The steam.
ship Venezuela had been seriously damaged
BY fire.
Archbishop Pinol and the bishop Of
Guatemala have been expelled from Guate-
mala for meddling IN the late revolution.
A heavy earthquake occurred in Peru on
the fifth of October, creating Q great panic.
The towns of Plea and Matilla were de-
str0yed. "A fire succeeded the earthquake
at Plea, by which the church, paAtheon,
eighteen houses and the dam of the river
at Parrapacca were destroyed. A few lives
The English vessel Wexford has been
lost off Cape Horn.
The smallpox is spreading in Chilli. and
mas broken out among the troops ct Buenos
Ayres.
LONDON, November 1.-THE steamer Citv
Of Brooklyn ran down the steamer Ida. in
the Mersy. An officer Of the Ida was
OIOWucus
BERLIN, November l4.-Semi-official cor
respOndence says the retirement of Won
Beust from the chancell0rship of the Aus
trian empire and minister of foreign affairs
has NO effect upon the relations between
Prussia and Austria, the friendliness of
which is unimpaired.
MADRID, November l5.-In the Cortes to-
day, Serbia denied that the first Spanish
ministry framed after the revolution, which
drove Queen Isabella from the throne, de-
vised or entertained a project for the sale of
Cuba to the United States.
Mucn excitement was created in the
COrtes by a speech from Firaguedo, advert
ing to the relinquishment by Spain of San
Domingo, during which the session for the
day was terminated.
PARIS, November 15.-Hundreds Of per
sons attended the feast Of Medeline to-day.
The special mass heretofore celebrated for
the health of the Empress Eugene was not
performed. No reason has been assigned
for its omission.
ST. PETERsBURG, November 15.-The Mos
COW Gazette c0unsols Russia to demand the
naturalization Of Denmark and the reetoro-
ton Of northern Schleswig to Denmark g