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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-25
NEW MARBLE WORKS.
French Broad Steam Marble Works,

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of Mar
bic Work, such as building and monument work and
to fill orders fer marble in slab and dimension stone
EDMUND BROWNING,
apll6dly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-25
Eleven Lots in East Knoxville,

near to and on Mabry street. Situated on high
grouDd overlooking the city near Carriage Factory
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-25

A LONG EXPERIENCE IN MY BUSINESS.
n with abundant capital to buy at lowest rates and
and with constant personal supervision Of my trade
enables 10 offer special inducements 70 the Trade
PETER KERN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-25

We have also for sale large and varied list of CONN
Improperly, such as Farms, Mills mountain md min
eral lands IN large and small tracts For Martial I;f
Of country property we invite attention 10 the Weekly
Cnronice; ana MI lists and maps can be had at our
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-14

special notices 20 cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-14
DIR. Crooks
WINE
OF
z a R
ESTABLISHED 1sa

A remedy which has been
t,7ted for 10 ) ears, and prov
co in thousands Of cases cap
able of curing al Diseases ef
the Ihroat and Lung,; per
lormlig many remarkable
cures. mei its a trial from all
who are suffering from s.mi.
lar affections and vain,y seek
Ing relief, PfH you let prn.
1"dtce prevent you from being
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
the STATE.

The Mhide'own Aradamy opens to ,lay.
The 81. George Tonintmet, will not be held
on October Isl AS has been published.
Two Dover fishermen caught seven bushels Of
trout, with hook aud line, one day last week.
A party Of gyleies on their way down the
Prnlnsular, passed through Dover, last week.
John W. Cooper. OF Ken, County -owed about
quart of Fuilz's W,n,-r Wheat last FALL and
raised thereirom a hushel and a half
Mr. a. NJ. Higgins, Of st. Georges, has twG
peach tree lha, yerd Il baskets peaches this
year. oar tree j. If the tarker's Seeding va
riciv, aud yielded len basEe'3; The other is Of
the Ward late variety, and produced clever.
| ha kci-.
! There il a talk ot corn growing il the field
On the ia,m ot J.. E,dye'y near Dover. wni,i
lurasnre- ei;,hl t,el, ,rsh, and one.Iuar,er nch.'
To the top Of the upper. and thirteen feet. uii'
and qoaiter inohc, to the end Of the lassr'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
The Record Of Carpet BaReers.

The camp followers, turned carpet-bagcers IN
the Souti, began in war-trodden and impoverished
Texas in 1868. with only S00,OoO people. white snd
black and with total valuation On 1871 Of less
than slaO.O0OO,o 900 aud deb OF s3s4,j69. and
faR it up in tho same three years to $l1 .ooo.oDo
giving an annual Increase OF II times tho total
debt in 1865 and of more than 40 times the orlgi-
Ral debt in three years of their mIsrule While
at the same time, the people have Groaned, like
the giant under the mountain, beneath an annual
tax of o7er $4,000 OOJ, sum sufficient in 30 years
to swallow up the entire property of the State
lands cattle, homes, and all In South Carol,ua
the tax in 1861 was 100000, and in 1871 si0oo,-
0OO. and yet the Judges have not been paid in u
year, and except for private contributions the very
lnnstics would have starved in the asyluias been
turned Iosse upon the people. This much Of tax
etion and debt, and yet absolutely nothing to show
for it. Such is . fair sample of rarpet-b,g gov
ernment in the South yet every man of them ii
chorus with his masters at Washington is sittine
up on his hind legs and fairly bowling tor Gran
AID reform
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

Maryland PoLITIcs is rumored that the
ds4ocratic Congressional convention that confer
sea the unsccspted nomination upon Judge Car
michael on the 2Sth uitimo. will be reconvened at
cambridge II is also rnHored tnAt the Hon.
0sorge Vickers will he candidate in the place OF
Judge Wicks who will withdraw and throw his
influence for the able honest Senator, and that his
h0n1r Judge Stewart has already withdrawn from
the Held, aiid decided to remain III the Court OF
Appeals.
Judge Thos. A. Spence, Of Wicomico. VII" is the
independent candidate. endorsed by the republ'.
cans highly esteemed, and II the democrats nom,
mate an unpopular man it Is thought there wall
oea heavy falling of ia the democratic vote "i
the lower counties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
Tho Times on the Cenov, Award.

LoNpoN, sept. " - Ihe Fturs IN au EDITORIAL
an Nc 's-uu - th- tlbpr> q. the G.nevn tribunal
-ANs "Wh,c : a.,aud has been t.ni r..,onsi bic
Tor tho .leprriar, "a 81 several ct the Confederate
cruisers. ,t.t utlu 'he convection that morally
shc IS not to binme. The United States Gpvrrn-
nrnt Ella med d,tn1,,0> Tor ti"s caused hy doz-
"n Nt,SAis. hut the Court ui Atbtrltiuu h, ld Eng
i'"G Liable unanimously only III thu case OF one
vessel lbs is rii.n evidence OF the bell Il III the
g.nnlnene7s Vt Our neutrality during the war III
the tuted States, ana dispioves the .li.,ranty un-
,ust accusations al untriendhness in the American
care preseu ,t Geneva. W. cheeriuiy consent
10 pay'he IN awarded ~ tending to ohvate sim
liar ,iiilic ullcs IN future :"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
IN IMMENSE BREWERY. the

An IMMENSE RREWERi.-t m,Gss'
brewery In the world Is that oil iiatn,aii ,s
HM MAI hales n Of hons, and make over Ml, ooo
T barre,s OF aie. Their place covers twHisS ,h.,
acres acres in the heart of London, for which M thsy
"ecs ~scsntlv refused the sum OF ooooooo or 81
.roen' ..o n.a ner acre. Barclay, Perkins 4 CO,
use pounds Of hops and 80" n,rrsI osAs,i Of
Of malt daily. They make ey,sr a,1ii IL slowed in
beer at brewing. Their por.e. ,S ~" ooo
ha ~. rrais ~ls Talk about big barrels Why they
Ssye N;eh seTs S"d ias $500 barrels each They ar,
o. Gyaft 'r' h",ses are the marvel of al o'aom ma
They have l6s OF the snenam .nar.. ~ ~ haa' "a"
horses, worth 500 apiece lnes s.so" as ~ nnc,
IA TO wear out All inch th1c@ h"' ''''''o
in two weeks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

Mr.. Wendell Phillips ha' made another speech
.udsr tho charge Of Gen. Butler. winch he closed
in this joyous and lyric STRAIN
"The reason why l support the i;-rnhhcau par
ty 10 that, to my utter surprise, TO my uuutei ,nie
surprise, to my desrrbaoe delight. to my Relief.
have ut last found party that is willing to
cute all .he laws that are given them. 1t Is for
that reason that say 'ong live Ulysses Grant
Nav he continue to be President OF the United
states until every white man over 49 years OF age
Who lives South Of Mason and Dixon's hnc has
been forever put into the ground.'
There you have the programme. The late En-
percr Napoleon. the most remarkable Ounce that
eyer talked politics, used to say the United States
would soon become an Empire. Mr.. Philips pro-
poses to start us on that road by making Grant
President for life, for there hundreds OF thou
sands OF Southerners ever forty who will ontlive
him. Ii Mr. Philips words ever meant any thing
they would mean that. He merely wanted 10 "a,
something startling and brutal, and will not re
member tomorrow that he said it But what iii,
New England people mean by applauding such
suggestionY-N 1. Tribune.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
CHESTER NOTES.

The Darby Improvement of the Ph,ladelph,a,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad IS rapidly
approaching completion. and during the coming
month it il to be used for travel when several nd-
ditionai trains between Chester and Philadelphia
are to be run.
On Friday evening the Gartsds Rifles. mill
tary association, organized fer the State service
among the young men of Chester. made their first
parade. They presented fine and very soldierly
appearance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

:, George Grant, convicted Of the murder OF
Ars. Spence, at West Chester, In Oct0ber of
last year. has beSn sentenced 10 be hanged
on the 18th OF November.
The Spanish ram Numancia sailed for Cadiz
on Saturday, free Of yellow fever. She los'
niAe aeamen and two Officers by tine disease
Themss Hughes, reporter Of Jersey CITY,
died on Saturday morning, and 1t is thought
ho Wa poisoned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

c,A,ms AGAINST SrAlN.-Abeut one nun
a.sa Claims have been filed b.dore the coHi-
aasios. ,1s spain Dr.. Hoard is expected t" file
claim ii few days for very large ;,','sr. an.r,
Of ~ money. Il is though, tue eommlss,aner, ,.' r,
- ~;u forns.ly enter upon the consideration" o'
The cases by October ls'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
DAILY GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings.

CITY Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at 8 o'clock.
Greeley 4 Br,wn Campaign Club meets ev-
erv Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
German Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nesday evening, at s o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meet,
every Friday evening. At o'clock.
Americus Club meets every Wednesday cven.
ioe. Morrow's building, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
Grant and cree,oy clubs Fighting.

New York, Sept. ia special from Pitts.
burg says that laa night bl"siy fight occurred
between a colred Grant club and white Gree
ley club The fighting was OF the most de.per-
ate character. l,s,ing not more than ,e" minutes
but in that time one hundred shots We're fired.
Six negroes we're shot, hut how hsily wa. moi
ascertained. One white man named John Sevell
had his skul, fractured nv Il stone and will die.
Tue blame Of the affair is generally laid TO the
nKrOea.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
3uttfes.

AYOTICE
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
paay have completed srrang sme ents 70 carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to an4ftom 1nl peints
on the line Of their road and v est Cl. ester.
Exprss. re- matter sent 70 franklin TeIssrAph once.
and Madison. or orders ,eft with McAullan 4 Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt stteation.
G. STOLZ,
sUiu 0anI Sup't VI. L H. X. r. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

The suit instituted by Col. IL. s. McCom,,, OF
this city against the Directors OF the Credit Mob-
,.r for the value If $50 shares of that
is ssttracting unusual attention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
from the N. T. Tribune, ot SATURDAY..
A SILENCE THAT SpeAkc

I~" weeks have elapsed since thc puhlica,ion
IN mi OF certain testimony given ty ,olli :
MC -"nb' IN a SUIT against the How Dlk Ann
ami others, directors ot th. "Cr,..u Anb.li., nt
America call ng Cor further ,si.up,,I a.
stock IN that most lucrative c,.,ur,,,,on -,
"R'ng" whereby the tn,on p,cii. R,iI,,,l
was mainly constructed, and the [ ,,il.,l state
bonds voted hy Congrcs, in aid thereof al.prb +.
~ profits the Company bonds, which Conrr.>,
o, said road, being more dian sntHci,n, +
Themselves, under frugal. hone, management.
to have pa'd for the entire work. Col McComl,.
in the course OF his testimony gives two Letter.
from oikes Amrg to himself, winch show Iial
he Ame') was "Placing' thr stock ni III. Gre
dit M"hil'er where ii woulJ Il, ,a,-, gaaa'
| that Is, where i, would inaH cn,iuye To Tia. AL
vantage "i 'hh Company. And Nj M.Cuml
| further sweais that An.e- -hoWrl him "A list o
persons in whose behalf he had :, ",laeed' o
act apart stock in said Company. a- follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
The North Carolina Election Frauds
"A Contest Probable.

It appears from published letter from Jml2e
A 4, Merrimon, late Democratic Conservative
candidate for Governor OF North Carolin,. that
he will contest the election il sufficient evidence
NJ fraud is collected. If which ie seems to ent,i
tain no doubt. Judge Merrin,on says:
III am satisfied by a great variety OF facts and
circumstances that have come to Iay knnwlcdy
and by iucontrovertibls evidence already in thr
possession of the executive committees, that cnor
nous frauds we're psrpetrated at the election, amt
that great numbers OF illegal votes were sst
AGAINST me and tho other candidates associated
With me on the Democratic Conservative ticket
for State Offices. sincerely believe that We each
received a majority OF the lawful votes cast; bat
whether those who perPetrateo these frauds, III.
rectly and indirectly. dad it NJ artfuily as 10 avod
complete leg ii detection remain to bs s-eu
III it turrs out upon the examination now h.
ing made by my friends through the exccutiv,
committees that substantial ground for contss
can b. established. l will contest the eicrton an'
sindicste The rights OF tho people, and, as ba
leve, the best interests OF the State and countr,
BY 80 doing, to the utmost Of my capacity and t
the last extremity"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16
TO TAX Payers, Of the First .,

City tax hles will please notice that the biIe
are all sde out. and the subscriber can DO found
At the City Hail every day from to u O'Clock ..
ceut VIM STILLEY
jyl6tf Collector
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

The centleiLrn thus iml,lic ,led hy Col. Me |
Combs testimony ate among the .or.m,,t Ia
station and power Anon. them ATE the N,aeI
President, the Secretary If the Treasury. aa.d |
the Grant candidate ior Vice President, whit !
| the res, except Qniglev) are leading mcn,t,,,-
Of Congress. None ot them j. conyict.i II
bribery hy the naked fact thu. Oakes ni,d,
Use OF his name. allowing ti,al point to he e.
| tablisl,et.
| Hnt they will inevitably convict thtn,stly.,
If they ALLOW the matter to pass in silence. II
| they purpose ever again 10 lo"k honest men IN
the face. they must compel Oakes Ames otake
| the stand ard submit IL legal examination
~hith will brirg "ul lhe uulh. lie m,,,, cNpinH
his printed letters, lac must either a,lmit d,n,, ,
or qualify the list which McComb sacaI, thd
Ames showed him, or the pubic Nil believe
that Mctomb has told the truth. How Can tl,y
be silent? How can any OF them allo" Am,s
to do so? Weare on the eve OF Presidential
election; one Of them is candidate for high
; honorS: others are, like him, already hol,.ug
the first places under Government. o4ke-
: Amss himself is slil member Of Consg,--
thoroughly acquainted will. them all. They car
s lay hands on him any day if they choose WI
they have him called before the tribunal tia
I took McCombs testimony there To traverse hl
statements, and if possible relnte them" II the
do not, what MUST the public inter" l. ,her
room for two deductions from their silence,
3 silence they persist il?
y Aud here let the public marx the ditrcnc
p between newspapers and "organs' Not "nr ,
d the Grant journals, SO far a- We have seen Ia
allowed Ills readers to know what ia the glst !
Col. Mctomb's testimony, what the cirenn'
stances under which it was elicited While I'll
independent journals enable their readers
see Whatever important facts from day I" ''
IN occur, the Two Term oraces willIsIiv col &c
~ developments OF the greatest moment. lh,
w w do not merely distort they utterly anrpre.'-
I'd Will not people consider
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-16

SEEING \ SISTERS ArPAEIIloN AsniHfN
HEARING OF HER SUDDEN DEATH "A young
lady from New York has been visiting rr3t-
tiycs in this city during the past Nv" weeks,
and had made arrangements to return h"n'
last Friday night. having strong impf"--'n'
on upon her mind that she must 60 home Wlth
out DELAY For the sake "f the company u =
relative on her journey home, howev'i, 5lr
VAS induced to postpone her departure ,ntl'
| Monday evening last. On sunday n,aihtl%
after a lu,t night rest, she was >uddtnlN
awakened between three and four o'clock, and
saw figure distinctly, OF was ronN intth 5ir
did. standing in her room, near the i'''f inah-
ing toward her. The ilgnir bore an rNar' ir-
semblanc,. to "A sister she left at home III Wv
York in her usual health The young lady
uot M and went toward TIE aPrartipni anal
disap,eared. She then "l"'hed Il winie" anu
llook,,i out, hut seeing nolhins m"iro o' me ~
nrc or ANYTHING else unusual, Shc returned 10
her room and fell asleep again IN pit'i
time she was awakened amt saw the ai.sii
zion of her sister again, win the same ii'iiht
, annearance and in the same position asotlote,
She got up again. and as eiie auNaIc," y" +" WV
II II rr,edrd from her approach and disappear
nd az before Again she looked about it"h'
J, r"om Ia room anil out OF the window, but 81"
t rnthinv more OF it. Being now t." much TX,
cited to sleep longer, she dressed hers''ii ahl
remained sitting up in her chamber waiting
Tor daylight Her uncle, who Is an carry fi'pi
9 heard her moving about the room, and, Oh hi'
nquiring why she was up SO early, 11e ,h
: har a nxD,rience aa stated above ana Wien 'he
t 70 m;,v had all risen 1t was the subject "l hei.
l. arai remark and comment nn >nnda, nool
II tho vonnp LADY, received q diipatcl. from ""
IS Yorx infOrmlng her that her sister ii'h hit'
ls suddenly at the very hour the appafltlo, up
N neared In her chambir. Ffos"''H'' ""4'""
d Sept. H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
Three Line. wen Londed.

Marshal Dunn's U. s. Court jury was so filed
with negro Radicals that the Court became
ashamed of it, and ordered more intelligent
jury Gazette
There are Just three lies in the foregoing three
lines
l. No jury ever summoned by Marshal Dunn
was ever filled" wit negroes. There we're just
sx, on just one panel Of thirty, just one time.
?, The Court never became ashamed" of it
Or any other jury summoned by Marshal Dunn.
There never was any reason why it should.
8. The Court never "ordered" anything about
the drawing of any jury never limited, men
toned, or suggested word to Marshal Dunn on
such subject. 1t is his duly to draw jures
the duty has been well discharged and the
Court has neither power, purpose, nor desire to
interfere in any way.
Now, what can the Gazette say next, on this
subject
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
crlmInaIIm Imposition.

bad bi sui stituted for good is simply loss
to the pocket OF the taker; but poisonous slop
substituted for a lifesu sustaining edlcne impt rlls
the health OF those VINO imbibe IT, and the man who
cnncoc s. or SELLS or recommends such an article is
a criminal imp0stor and deserves to be visited with
a heavier penalty than II he had counterfeted gold
pieces or forged bank bills. Many vile, unwhole-
some potions nov being offered for sale in various
parts of the country toni s. and restoratives,n
are recommended by their dishonest pronrietors and
venders superior to the famous national specific
HOstetter's stomach Btters. Desperate attempts
are made to thrust these perLcious compounds into
the hands and down the thrnats Of IN long patrons
OF the great vegetable stimulaBt and st,machic;
and although these cOnspiracies against health and
life very rarely succeed it nevertheless seems to be
a duty occasionally to warn the credulous against
them. HOstetters Bitters, the unequalled remedy
for casual Indigestion, confirmed dyspepsia bilious
ness, liver complaint, ,maarious fevers constipation
constitutional weakness, and the functional de-
rangement Of the weaker sex, has for twenty years
stood at the head OF all medicines OF its class
FAR above them as to render composition futile. IL
has not yet reached the meridian OF It's popularity
lis sale beirg arger now than at any period since
It's introduction. Its utility as preventive OF uis
orders engendered by an insalubrious atmosphere
or unwhOltsOme water is admitted by physicians
practicing Il unhealthy districts, and 1t is recon-
mended as a stimulant by many practitioners who
will not take the responsibility Of prescribing the
adulterated liquors Of commerce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
Bover's s Hoof LInIment.

have tested Boyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
OF over one hundred horses, Tn difference in the
cond iion oi the feet is so great in It's favor hat
would uOt be without It for ten times It's cost II
should he properly applied to every hoTse's hoof es-
peciAlly IN the SUNNI when III no seB feet are
always In contact witl the he ated earth which
dries them up and they become ard and feVeri an.
viii h produces contraction, cnrns, quarter cracks
4 Ontrac ion OF the back sinew, commonly called
"Kne Sprung" and often from the pains in the
huOfs 1t produces sweeney In the shoulder We re-
commend II as the best preparation We ever used
IL should be used on tVery hUfse's hOJf as common
ly as oil Is USED on har ess OF IN Deots TO Kee
them IN good condition. Il. X. GI NKlIN,
Proprietor aud superintendent of the Continental
Stables, SansOm Street, Philadelphia
E. BRINGHURST a CO., Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streeta
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
HOOf Liniment, are fully prepared to supply II
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers pri es
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
The steamer Balloon.
HER BURNING, LAST EVENING.

HER BURNING, LAST EVENING.
The Philadelphia Ledger says
The side-wheel steamboat Balloon, belonging
to Wood, Dialogue * Co, machlnists and ship
builders at Kaighn's Point took fire last even
ing about clock, at the machine shop wharf,
foot of Mechanics street, Camden, and was
burned to the waters edge The boat had not
been used for several weeks. Last summer it
was employed in carrying truck from Pennsgrove
to Wilmington. Del.
The Balloon was at one time owned by Capt.
Whilldin, and ruu by him between Philadelphia
and Wilmington for many years He then sold
the vessel to Baltimore company. During the
war she was sold TO the UuiJed States Govern
ment aud used as a transport for soldiers aud
ammunition. She cost originally about $50, 000
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
The san Juan Bonndary.

LONDON Oct 80
A special despatch to the Daily Ne,os, from
Berlin, says that the three experts to whom
Emperor William referred the San Juan bounda-
ry case in reports to his Majesty recommended
as a compromise OF dispute the adolphlon of the
middle channel as the boundary line between
the British and American Territory. The re-
ports of the experts have not yet been publish
1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31

The Gazette has "dodged" and failed % answer
these plain questions
l. Did your Levy Court Jury contain larger
ratio of Republicans than the U. s. Circuit Jury,
Of Democrats
2. II the first resolution Of the National Dem
ocratic Platform, making colored men equal be-
fore the law" does not make them eligible to
be drawn as jurors, whal is its meaning
B. Does the Gazette join in the pledge Of ita
party, adopted at Baltimore, to maintain Ne.
gro Suffragel
These are three plain questions. The Gazette
eyades them all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
Pratt's Astral on

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and re-
able Illuminating OIL for family use. free net only
from the danger uf an explosion, but from the dan
ger OF the nuld tgniting should the lighted lamp be
upset 1t Is fee from on eCtonqble odor, burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
eqnaed by gas, satisfactory In every particular, and
free IT. m all apprehension OF danger IL s put up
in one ga figV gall. and ten gall. packages; eacu
can is cl sed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
faclurerss stamp. By Purchasing lhrse cans with
the seals uncut the genuiueness Of the goods is wa
lanted with the assuran Of rbtai lug an oil per-
fectly pure and safe Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail by
E. BRINGHURsT & co, Apothecarios.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-31
England.
EARL RussE1L's PROPOSITION OF HOME RULE FOR
IRELAND

EARL RUssEIL's PROPOSITION OF HOME RULE FOR
IRELAND
LONDON Oct. 80
The Worlds London correspondent says Earl
Russell has addressed him letter in congratula-
tion with the scheme which he processes to in
troduce at the coming session OF parliament
for Home Rule, in Ireland, and in which he
says he wishes to promote Irish improvements,
and bring about Irish prosperity but he fears that
II the Irish parliament is set up in Ireland her
energies will be wasted ih contention. He
therefore, wished to divert any forces tending
to infamability. He fears, however, that wis
dom will be wanting both in England and Ire
land.