, 1872-10-24


country.
The government Is resolved to support
in approaching session of Assembly, q
motion for the appointment OF commits
sion to investigate Olivier and Patikao
cabinets. prepa, atory to impeachment of
Imperial ministers on charge of having
provoked war with Prussia. This mo-
ton was made left during last session,
but was voted down, the Government at
the time taking no part.
The Syndicate Chamber of Commerce
publishes text of Secretary Boutwell's
circular directing all goods imported in
to the United States in French vessels
from foreign countries other than
Franch. shalEbe charged with discrim-
ating duty Of 10 per cent. advalorem.
Government is apprehensive that the
circular was issued in retaliation for
new French law imposing differential
duties on foreign bottoms, and will
cause loss to France in the carrying
trade of numerous counties exporting
goods via Havre.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 20.-Oficial
returns for State officers: Secretary of
State, Allen Wyckoff, 14,055 majority;
Supreme Court Judge, John Welch, TO-
1S9 majority; Members of Board of Pub
lie Works, R. H. Foster, 1896. The
total vote cast for Secretary of State is
520,03. The largest vote ever cast in
Ohio for any officer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 40. The Secretary
of the Treasurer to commence payment
of interest maturing in November on
Monday without rebate.
KEoKUK, Iowa, Oct 2O.--The frame
portion of q Catholic Convent used by
the Sisters of Charity as a school house
burned this morning. It was the work
of an incendiary. Loss 50 500; insured
for 81, 900.
New YORK, Oct. 2O.-By breaking of
gangway 54 seamen of Hartford were
precipitated into the water at Navy
Yard. All rescued.
The o. S. Marshal this morning board
ed steamer Herman, from Bremen, and
arrested Ludwig Krep upon a warrant
issued upon application of VIM. Rach,
Consul of German Empire at New
York. He is charged with forgery COM
mitted at Brennan. He was sent to
Jail.
LISBON. Oct. 21-American feet sailed
to-day for Cadiz. The King and Queen
visited the feet on Saturday and lunched
on board the flagship. On Sunday
Admiral Alden and Captains of squadron
dined at the palace.
NEW YoRx. Oct. 21-The President
received number of calls at his hotel
to-day. President Grant and Senator
Wilson visited Republican headquarters
to-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-The President
is expected to return here on Wednesday
evening. The acting Controller of the
currency has authorized the establish
ment of Deseret National Bank at Salt
Lake City; Brigham Young President,
with capital of 5000. 600.
Contracts for furnishing clothing,
groceries and necessary supplies to
various navy yards during financial year
ending June, 1873, have been awarded
at navy department in California.
General Doyle, Commander-in-chief
Of Canadian forces, was at the Executive
mansion to-day.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21--A meeting Of bust
ness men was called at Chamber of
Commerce to-day to considsr the ques-
ton of peritioning the Secretary of the
Treasury to reissue 100000 of
retired greenbacks, and passed resolu-
ton opposed to such action, and en-
dorsed present policy of gradual con-
traction of currency.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 21-Horse disease
prevails hero to an alarming extent.
Fully one-half of the horses are affected.
Few fstal cases have occurred. The
street railroad companies have hundreds
Of horses sick, and some livery stables
have stopped business, every horse
being attacked. Tbs horses of o 'Brien's
circus, which came here from Canada
yesterday, are sick.
New YoEx, Oct. 21-"weed did not
turn up to-day. His whereabouts do
not seem to be definitely known.
The wife of Horace Greeley has been
lying at the point of death during the
past week, and cannot possibly survive
more than few days. Her husband is
constantly at her side.
The rdmor that an Indictment has
been found against Ex-SherlH y Br1en
is untrue. Notwithstanding Tweed's
non-appearance in court to-day, his
friends say he will be present to-mor-
row.
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-A fire occurred at
seven O'Clock this morning, burning the
largest stables of the West Side omni-
bus company. Fifty horses burned to