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Neat Ma kets.
lLil.ncrs.

COMES & sAMaSN near the Post Of
6ce.
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Livery Stables.
L amber Dealers.

MOORE& RICHARDS. West Of Elm st.
near the DeNoyelIes House.
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7'ailors.

SLOAN, 4. b. See card
sWENDs0N SVEN At Edwards Store
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Produce Dealers.

HUNTING, BEN. Red warehoxss.-
Dealer in all kinds Of Pre- d sce, fssh
Hides, Peiis and Fans.
DEADLE l. SLEE. Elevator Office with
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Ungon Makers

HITCHCOCK l. RiMA, see ad.
EDWAR DIS, Wm.. See add
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Notices Of TIE Press.

Tho cvcr-incrcasing circula'ion.of this
cN,r!icut monthly proves its continued
ndupiati0n to porullr desires and needs.
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we must consider it as one of lie educa
tors as well rs entcrtAihcrs Of the public
mind, for its vast popularity lfs been
won 10y no appeal to stupid prejutlices or
depravcl tastes Boston GIojc.
The character which this Magazine
possesses for variety, enterprise artistic
wealth, and literary culture that has
kept pace with, if it has not led the times,
should cause its conductors to regard it
with iustifiahle complacency- II also en-
titles them to a great claim upon the
public gratitude The Magazine has
done good and not evil all tho days OF it's
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And have a Full Stock of
HOWARD WATCHES

And an Endless Variety of
Ladies' Fine Gold Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Opera Chains, Silver Spoons,
Gents Opera Chains, Tea Sets,
Cold Neck Chains, Ladies' Sets,
sllyer~Vest Chains Pearl Sets
Table Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Cake Baskets, Coffee urns,
Nut Picks, Syrup Dishes,
ard Stands, Spoon Holders,
Napkin Rings, Cups and Goblets
Walters, Bracelets,
Butter Dishes, Gold Thimbles
GalI ni~-..--~~-~-~-~-~r, Ifiimp,es
Gold Teeth Picks, Gold Lockets.
Gold Pens, Shirt Studs
Gold Watch Keys, Music Boxes,
Coral Beads, Watch Chains,
Coral Necklaces, Seal Rings,
Coral Sets and Rings, Brooches &c
Bronze Ornaments. Opera Glasses.
Office and Parlor Clocks of
Every Description.
Watch Materials and Tools
For jewelers..
Every one Wis ting our city, should call at
eur establishment and examine the goods.
The Cheapest Prices is Our
MottOi
B. T. NORRIS & co.
3im5 137 s. l39 State St, Chicago.
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Jeueters.
Justices Of the Peuce.

SWESSON OLE, East side Of Elm st
Sec adj.
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GILLETT, e. flee in tiae TiaIn Dealer
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER, J. +. Office with e.. f.
BreclAcAlias, 6, over ChaIins store.
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Hotels.

.DcNOYELLES. See card
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm and
High sts.
" A1sEEEN HOTEL, see card.
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Photographs.

SLOAN, L. b. nearly opposite the
Court House.
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DttStAeSS DucCtOfy.
Cards in the classified list of trades will
cost 81 for each line for one year.
CrescO Trade.
agricultural Implements.
CARTER, g. See adj.
STROrHER Il CONKLIN. see aavt.
DOAN Il BARKER, South side OF Mar.
lxet street. see advt.
WRIGHT, A. ID. south side Of Mark et
Street.
HANCIIETT LOOMS. First door
south "a Court House.
Attorneys.
BERRv.C. 4. Office on II. Il. street op
posite the Depot.
GO0DRICN, III. A. See card.
MEAD, w.R. See card.
HENRY WIDNER. Office two doors
North Of the Court House. on Elm street
WRIGHT, A ID. south SIDE Market
REED, ii. T., Office In Bank,
Aucttoners.
MITCHELL. & MCNAMARA. See Card
Bankers.
KlMBALL FARNSWoRTH. Sc. card.
Bakers.
CRANDALL, ii. L. See Card.
BlocksD,iths.
IHrCIICoC X &CIIaISTENsoN, See card.
WOLF, John. On Market street.
Boot and Shoe Makers, dc.
ALLEMAN, w. ii. See aavt.
4~s- " iS-f -. y. See cara.
RUMBLE, VIM. II. West side or Elm
Clothing.
J.B. CAWARD. See advt.
WHITE. c. I. North end OF Brfcl
Block. See adj.
Confectionery.
FUTILE, c. Z. & Co. in post Office
CLE'LHER, J.J. See ad.
"EEsfEK, W. Il. See card.
Dry Goods Dealers.
MILF, JOHN, West side Of Elm street.
kiPP, W. ID. South side OF Market st
See ad.
CAWAED, J. b. first door South Of tn,
Brick Block.
SAMSON, X SI,IONDS Sou,h sid. of
market street. See adj.
WHITE, 4. 1. No. 5 Brick Block
Drug Stores.
j. J. See adj.
Flour aud Feed.
CLARK, H., See card.
NEWTON, y. J. First door north Of Cour,
House.
Grocery and Fruit Stores.
WEBSTER, W. y. See adj.
FUTILE, c. e. 4 Co., in post Office,
Hdrdtcore Stores.
CHAPLIN, Il. See All.
D0AN " BARKER, See I'D.
flANCHEEF LONlAS, at the ole
stand Of Newtoa 4 Cayyaru.
Harness Makers.
MILLER, FRED. See adj.
NALTBY, IL. A., Shop next door Jewel
ry Store.
Hotels.
J. DcNOY ELLES. See card.
WEBSTER HOUSE, corner Elm an,
" l3sTEEN HOTEL, see card.
81. Insurance agents.
KINIBALL & fARNswoRTH, at tn
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
JereterS.
sWENsON OLE, East side Of Elm ST
Sec adj.
Justices Of the Psace.
GTLLETT, E..o flee in ti.e TiaIn Deale
building opposite Depot.
WEBSTER. J. +. cafuc with &. +
BrechealidS, over ChaIins store.
Livery Studies.
MOORE RICHARDS. West Of Elm ST
near the DeNoyelles House.
Lumber Dealers.
FLEMNEEG, w. L. J. FsaDcrt Thcla,
agent. y ard near the Elevator. See al
PECK, JOHN L. Yard corner o
Elm and Market streets.
Neat Ma1Lets.
COMES & sAMaSN near the Post OF
flee. ...z
ntiltners.
MRS. J. II. DONAHUGH, sse adj.
ANES, nrs. A. $. at the late stand .
Miss Galnaia.
STONE, Mrs. j. C., see al.
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Insurance agents,

u Insurance agents.
KEaIBALL & FARNSW0RTH, at the
Bank.
GRIER, ID. at his store,
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HdrdUare Stores.
CHAPLIN, Ii. See al.
D0AN u BARKER, See nd.
1liNCiiEEF LONlAS, at the old
stand Of NtHtoa l. Cawaru.
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Hurness Makers.
MILLER, FRED. See adj.
NALIBY, Ii. A., Sl,ep next door Jewel
ry Store.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
rELEnRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The damage done the jute crop by the cyclone
ofthe 2d last, h ssraigunge, 10 estimated At El'V,V1
"A dispatch from Boston reports the failure,
last sstulay, OF Spencer. Villa c., Congrest hsntcrsi
"A dispatch from HavTe denies the report that
the steamship eVeua hie that port few DAYS
The health Of the ex-Empress Carl0tta who
was 90 seHoa,y her death eIpccsd hoay
is improving
The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury has di-
ree,ed the Of NswNoTk purchase So II
bands os each wcnsaJ to sell SlooOo o so than.
day daring October.
The residence of Rev. DIR. Austin in olney
burned sataaY In addition 10 The house ani mrnar hs
library vai SJ 90 several thousand o prom.sofy
notes. and other valuable paper~
Welsh Deshon. age 25, an employee on the
aud Oh Railroad
ed Saturday By bis head accidentally coming
bridge GwynR's Fails near Baltimore.
Lydia NJ Wilbur. wife of Z. Wilbur, promi-
citizen Of Warrington Village, Coyray, r. l., missed
d and YESTERDAY her hy aten om The river near her deuce
She probably committed suleida under mental alteration.
THE storehouso No. 40 Quay-st, Albany, owned
by Maraugh occupied by Geoge Anderson
merchant yesterday crash Two are reported b.
buried IN the ruiuE The buiiig totally destroyed Loss
THE Boston Board Of Aldermen has passed an
order divide that " districts assigning Alderman
each, With authority employ ply scaas 10 visit dwehgs
inmates and ske all sanitary prevent the yysd
s'ss' assss'oas dIssssss
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

Stephen Salisbury has been nominated by
the Grant Republicans Of the IXth Massachusetts Con-
gress District for Presidential Elector
.Srenska NyJWgdren (The Swedish PiOneer)
is the title OF a new journal published at ST. Paul, Mimi,
in the Swedish language and advocating the Liberal
Republican ticket.
The Pennsylvania Straight-out Democratic
Executive Committee have called a State Convention TO
be held at Harrisburg the 10th Of october to nomi-
nate Presidential Electors
In the municipal election of Nashville, Tenn,
on Saturday, Kenchenal Republican, was elected Mayor
by plurality OF 10 votes over Morris and Wilkinson,
Conseryatiyes John McGowan cOlored, elected
Councilman from the Fourth Ward.
A correspondent writes from San Francisco
that he has been assured by the GermanAmerican Re
form Organization of that city that 20 OF 30 per cent OF
the German vote that state Will be east for Greeley
and Brown The Association has obtained the name of
every German voter California, and seudng out
campaign documents freely.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
NOTES ON THE CANVASS.

The Liberal Republicans and Democrats of
Bucks County Penn, will hold mass meeting at Trum-
bowersvie Milford township to-day. Two stands will
The following gentlemen announced as the speakers:
The Hon. w. ii. Witte, the Hon. hendricks ~ wright,
Gen w. W. III. Davis, N. c. James, George Ross h l..
Cope Hhrman Yarkes, Thomas III. Heist j. Monroe
Shelenberger, and Arthur Chapman.
Gov. Hartman of New Hampshire, who was
announced to speak Williamsport, Penn on the goth
inst in favor Grant and Wilson, and in the hotel
there during Mr. Greeley's stay, walked to Mr. Gree
lev fwho Immediately recognized him. shook his hand
and said "I glad to you, Mr. Greeley but cannot
vote for you" "Oh very WELL" said Mr.. Greeley;
don't think we shall need You" This was said SO eooy
and promptly that it created quite laugh at Mr. Harrl-
mans expense.
The Liberal Republican and Democratic
meeting to be held at Richland Center Bucks County,
Penn the 9TH OF OCTOBER will be addressed by the
following gentlemen The Hon. Richard Vaux of Phila-
delpha and the Hon. James II. Hopkins OF Allegheny.
candidates for Congressman at LARGE the hon Jonh ~
stiles Lehigh County, the Hon. Wm Ii. Wltte or Mont
gomery Nathan c. James, Joshua Beans, George Ross,
Hartman Yerkes, T. l.. Cope, T. III. Hest. l.. L. James,
j. NJ. Sheenberger and Arthur Chapman
A large mass meeting was held IN Phiadel-
pha last Friday by the Liberal Republicans and Demo-
Gratis Of the lid Congress District exJudge John K.
Findlay presiding; aud speeches were made by Gen.
McCandless, the Hon. T. Joy Morris, Col. Mcclure,
Walter b. Mitchell, and others. The Second Ward
friends OF Greeley and Brown and Buckalew held a
meeting the evening, and addressed by Hor-
ace T. Wilbur, Dr. G.. l.. Kamerly, John W. Frazier Col
r. p DecheTt others. Meetings were also heId IN
the Fifth, Nineteenth, and Twenty-fourth Wards.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

DETENTION OF AN EMIGRANT VEsSEL-NEW
LORD MAYOR OF L0NDoN-SIR B0UNDELL
PALMER TO BE LORD CHANCELLOR.
LONDON, Sept 20, 1871
The Government authorities have detained
a steamship which was to have sailed to-day with
Der eigrants for Canada because it now oo late In
the season for their departure. Sir Sidney WatGow has
been elected Lord Mayor Of London. The heay gales
which have prevailed the British coast the Iast two
days continue to-day Some damage has been lone to
shipping. A correspondent Of The London Ddfg Sers
describes the working OF the NewYOrk Bureau d Emi-
grafton and bestows much praise On its system and
management.
The Obserrer says 1t is reported that Sir Rundell
Palmer has accepted the Lord Chaneelorshp in place
OF Lord Hatherly, who resigned"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30

rounding the Treasury Of the State and elbow deep IN
that he is to be denounced have mo n9up' 90 n
To Sis eoaatryi No; to party What partyi We al
cain-DeInocrats claim and Republicans olalh on ~
paasd rom al tSs here after an of four
years and half without feeling any OF thls emo'ion'
TIE REAL soLDIER DESIRES RECONCILIATION
look over the field, and am prepared next luesu"y
week to cast my ballot against the candidate OF 'n
Ring 1t is said, my friends, that you vote for Bucka
lew you vote for traors you will vote for Eeoei sym
pathzers you will vote for who held back during
the war; 1 have heard that before, my friends. Inc
war was closed by the courage Of the soldiers NOT py
statesmen not by generals They did their part put
we sustained cur Government maintained its integrity
by tho force courage and Of the men VINO carried
the musket and held the saber Remember my friends,
generals, colones captains, or majors tha Pe
served 20 this heritage OF liberty and e9uat Wnch
mon soldier Where he He is not elevated He served
bis country fahoy and ne od ,bat n6w sep hs war
closed men who clamored most that Rebels should be
shot, were men who surrounded camps, who were quar-
could name some OF them TO you tonight could tell
you the Of who fattened on army cohrscts
cc and b1s right as an American citizen traitor.
And, my friends know wtthat-llaughierI-wnen tne
hold LAD lost its faSorites When there was blood upon
doors when tho graves OF our brave men wes
with enthusiasm, and when the soldier TO save ms Gov
ernment marched into the jaws OF death, these men
and thev were for hanging the Rebels or all the men
engaged in the war; the most forgylng men were those
who fought IL out. We all advised men to go 10 the war
did it with others The soldier forgaye and forgot the
real soldier the sham soldier The real soldier soon
forgot his injuries and with desire to make THIS coun
Try TO return friendship for those warning
States 10 give Heaven-born and blessed peace
and again return TO fierce struggle ana seeuona
hate.
The Ex-Governor referred briefly to the importation OF
negroes into this state for voting purposes, and ended
by urging on his hearers the necessity OF watching those
freedmen who leave the District Of Columbia to work on
Senator CamerOn's railroad.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
HAD GRANT A HAND IN THE RELEASES

HAD GRANT A HAND IN THE RELEASES
Ills DIsTRICT-ATToRNEY DID THE BUSINESS, AND
Is DEFENDING ANOTHER CRIMINAL.
TO the Edflor of The Tribune.
SIR: Joseph f. Marcer and Charles T..
Yerkes % convicted of crimes against the State have
been pardoned Of Cherry Hill Prison by John W.
Geary, Grant Republican Governor OF Pennsylvania.
The pardons procured by II. Bucher swope,
Grants U. g. DistrctAtorney for the Western District
OF this State who is IN Philadelphia- alleged by di-
recon Of the Internal Revenue Bureau at Washington
TO defend Hugh Mara theassassin OF Broskes United
States revenue officer. Why United States law officer
should be detailed defend this villain is nscruta
BILE mystery stokeley the Republican Mayor OF Ehila
dephia, went to Cherry Hill Prison aud rode through
the streets with Marcer and Yerkes, first TO Grant
newspaper Office, secondly, to the headquarters Of the
Grant party of Philadelphia
OF course, Yerkes is out this morning for arran for
Governor being the latest accession to his support
Whether the influence Of this ustrious citizen will bo
Of preponderating weight with the people OF this Com
monwealth remains to be Probabyi the facts in
the will strengthen many citizen u vote for Buck
alewi QUAKER CITY.
PHILADELPHIA Sent. a. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
FRANCE.

NJ. GAdBETTA'S SPEECH AT GRENOBLE-M' 1HlEkS
ON THE STATE OF EUROPE-GEN. GARIBALDI
on THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.
PARIS Sept. %, N72.
NJ. Gambetta, in his speech at GrenOble,
severely criticised the conduct of NJ Theirs In prohibit
ing public celebrations OF the anniversary OF theFrs
Republic. He also attacked the Bonapartists and the
National Assembly and advocated the return OF the seat
Of Government to Paris. The Conservative journals
condemn Gambetta's speech at Grenoble The Pdtrte
publishes report Of recent conversation with Presi-
dent Theirs which he declares that every one Europe
desires peace Germany has weakened herself by the
annexation OF German territory Russia Is friendly
and Austria sympathzes with France; Italy remembers
the past France will have her revenge, not by arms
but by work She has nothing 10 fear
Gen Garibaldi IN his letter TO the President Of the
International Peace Congress at Lugano Switzerland,
audes to the settlement OF the Alabama Claims contro-
yersy between England and the United States by the
peaceful means of the Geneva Tribunal and heartily ap-
proved this sublime idea Of solving international dis
putes
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
WHAT ALDERMAN DoUGHERTY SAYS.

A conversation with Alderman w. w. Dough-
eTty last evening 10 the genuneness Of the YeIkes
affdavits, alleging that Gen. HarTanft specuated with
the of the Commonwealth and divided the spOils
with the State Treasurer elected the following facts
MIR. Charles T. Yerkes, 1r il personally well known 10
the Alderman the former having frequently made oath
before the latter in the usual routine OF his business
broker. The magistrate remembers the particular afda
WITS IN question by circumstances which were caleu
lated to impress them upon his mind. He also says that
the original afidavits were presented to HIM subse
quenty by person unknown to him. and he was asked
IL they authentic. He then stated, lie states
now, that the signatures thereto the genuine sigma
lures OF himself and Mr. Yerkes, and that the papers
were brought TO the oice aud sworn to by MI lerkes
himself
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA'S SHAME.
THE PENITENTIARY ROBBED TO SAVE HART
RANFT

THE PENITENTIARY ROBBED TO SAVE HART
RANFT
A DESPERATE MOVE BY AN UNSCRUPULoUs
RING-YERKES PARDoNED ON CONDITION
THAT 4IE COMMIT PERJURY-HIS DENIAL OF
Ills AFFIDAVITs AGAINST HARTRANFT AND
BACKEY-wHAT ALDERMAN DoUGHERTY
sAYs-COMMENTS By THE PRESS.
The astounding announcement on Saturday
hast that Gov Geary pardoned Yerkcs and that the
latter had signed statement denying his former aida-
vtsaCanst Hartranft and Mackey flied Pennsylvania,
and indeed the whole country, with amazement 1t
seemed incredible that even the Cameron Ring
would resort desperate measure to save, IL
possible the waning chances OF their candidate What
ever hopes they may have entertained, the barefaced
manner in which the whole affair was conducted has
ruined the little possibility Hartranft had Of sue
cess. Every intelligent man sees that the pardon
wa granted solely condition that Yerkes should sign
q statement declaring his former afdavits false. The
manner OF his release shows this. He was taken
from the prison by the Grant Mayor of Philadel
phia together with Grants DistTct-AttOrRey Swope.
lie driven with them direct TO the office
of tho principal Grant organ in Philadelphia,
and from there to the Grant Headquarters. There
he doubtless signed his retractOn and then. but not TIL
then, was he allowed his freedom What is the inference
from thsf Can t be anything else than that the re-
traction the price OF his pardOnl Were there any
doubt Of this the tone Of the articles in the Grant organs
OF the next day would remove IT, Both The North Amer
ica1l and The Bulletin claim that his statement com
pleey vndCatcs HaTtranft, and so eager are they to
this that they attempt excuse for the PARDON
But the has been too desperate and to-day from
end Of Pennsylvania to the other the honest pride OF
the people rises in righteous indignation at this Insult
10 the honor Of their State The Liberals hail the move
ment with uudisgused satisfaction since It will show
the people how necessary reform is in State Govern
where such tampernss with Justice possible.
Beiow We give the statement thus wrung from the
convict Yerkes in fun and with it also the afidavits
ole 10 no
phatc statement OF Alderman DOugherty, before whom
the original afhdavits sworn, that Yerkes
is personally well known 10 him, and that the
papers were brought to his office and signed
by YerSes. We also e7e the comments Of the Phadel
pha newspapers. together with those Of other state
Journals so far as received Notable among these the
indignant protest Of The Pittsburgh Chronicle stanch
paper. aud the assertion OF The Philadelphia Post
that Grant is believed to have been personally cog
infant Of the whole disgraceful business.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
ERIE COUNTYS GREETING TO SENATol
SCHURZ.
THE PEOPLE TURN OUT BY THoUsANDS-THl
SENATOR SPEAKS IN BOTH ENGLISH AM
GERMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

THE PEOPLE TURN OUT BY TH0UsANDs-THE
SENATOR SPEAKS IN BOTH ENGLISH AND
GERMAN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.t
ERIE Sept. 29.-The grandest demonstration
ever held in Northwestern Pennsylvania took place
here last night of Senator schurz and the Lib
era cause The torchlight procession marched four
abreast. and was q mile in length An immense con-
course listened attentvely for two hours and half to
the great German orator. who spoke first In English for
two hours and concluded by half hour speech in Ger
man, which was received by his fellow-coun-
trymen with the greatest enthusiasm and sp-
pIause. No summary could do justice to either
speech. His English address Is admitted
be the greatest OF the campaign in this secon and his
German effort mastery vindication OF his own
course and OF fidelity and patriotism Of the German
masses who are now uphoding the Liberal banner and
battling for the redemption OF the country from corru
ton and tyrannc msrule. The Germans turned out en-
masse to greet their eloquent champion and the frantic
efforts OF the GRANTEES to keep them away by getting up
a meeting torchight procession for Cameron's SON
in-law Wayne McVeagh and others, by bringing In
clubs and bands from the county towns and villagers
completely failed The Liberals inspired with fresh
hope and earnesness and expect to largely reduce the
Grant vote in Erie County
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
SPAIN.

CARIIsT DEMONSTRATION IN TIE lRovINCE OF
GERONA.
MADRID Saturday, iept %, 1874
A telegram from PeTpignan s'ys that the
Carst sebalo with coo men, is besiegiW Puigcerda,
fortified frontier town in spain in the 'rovnce of Ge-
roma. later dispatch from Perpgnansays the Carst
forces before Puigcerda summoned the commander to
surrender but he refused and they shrty aiterward
withdrew from before the town.
MADRID Sept %, 1872
A reinforcement of 500 regulaE arrived at
Pulgcerda yesterday and the Carlist, who were be-
seging the town, have disappeared in tic mountains.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
SWITZERLAND.

ADDRESS OF D'AUBIGNE BEFORE he CoNYEN-
TON OF OLD CATHOLIG.
GENEVA, Saturday Sept. 49, 1877.
The Roman Catholics of Gene'a have pro-
tested against the removal OF the priet Mernlod by
the Swiss Government The Evangelical Conference, at
its session to-day, voted to issue address to the Old
Catholics NJ. Jean Henri Merle dAutgne, Professor
Of Church History in the Theological School Of Geneva,
was instructed to draw up the paper.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-30
CENTRAL AMERICA.

A HONDURAS CITY ATTACKED BY NDIANs-TIIE
vICE-P PRESIDENT OF SAN SALVADOR AssAssI-
MATED.
KINGSTON, Sept. 25.-Advices from Belize,
British Honduras state that the Indians had cmmted
raid on the city OF Belize British man-ofwar and
det,chment of troops have been dispatched 20 Belize.
Tie steamship Vreinus left Puerto Cabeo on the sth
inst Advices state that the Vce-Pfesident oIsdn BAL
yador had been assassinated.