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King Of England he would proclaim his
Catholic tendencies. James had shrewd
Scotch head on his shoulders. He had
wit enough to see which way the stream
was running. ...
The English Catholics, In their dlsap,
pointment, set Guy Fawkes TO blow him
up. Ireland, though still feeble and con.
yalescing from her last overthrow, raised
her hand aud struck week and unavail.
Ing blow. Six OF the best counties In the
North were declared forfeited, and ten
thousand Scotch and English families
were carried over to till tho virgin soil
which until that hour had scarcely been
scratched by plough or spade since the
waters ofthe Deluge.
This drove the gentry with their fol.
lowers to the hills, and Ireland enjoyed u
thirty years peace
But now came In the Calvinist ques
tiOn. Many Of the new settlers were
Prcsbyterians. The EpiScopalians there.
upon said, the Catholics arc wrong, the
Calvinists arc wrong; we alone are right.
Prejudiccs were stirred up on all sides,
and the rebellion Of 1841 was the result,
in which some thlFty.eight thousand
"heretics" fell by the hands Of the Catho
lie Irish. The conflict ragged without
much hlndrance during the English civil
wars, but at last Cromwell came over
with his troopers and iearfully avenged
tho slaughter Of the saints. The rebellion
went out like fire Of straw.
Mr., Froude was extremely interesting
throughout the lecture, and was loudly
applauded at It's close.
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CHICAGO.



CHICAGO, October 2l.-The police re.
ported for yesterday one hundred and
twenty;one violations Of the liquor law,
and the offenders arc being cited to ap.
pear for trial on Saturday, under the
auspices Of the Personal Liberty League.
Some five hundred persons will TO NOR
row participatein demonstration against
the enforcement OF the ordinance.
A fire this afternoon destroyed tho San
ford ink mandatory, No. 1928 Fulton
street. Loss on the building, $1,000; on
the stock between $1,000 and $4,000: In.
sured in the Citizens and Firemens' Fund
Companies.
A fire broke out $50 this evening in a
large barn on the West Side, Of an omni-
bus company, on West Madison street,
and spreading with incredible rapidity
soon destroyed the entire structure and
contents. fifty horses being burned to
death. The fire. extended to an adjoining
building, a three story frame, the lower
stories being occupied as a market, and
the stories on the upper floors as
residences, which were also entirely
uesttUyeu, tne occupants saving q portion
Of their furniture. The entire loss Ia es-
timatrd at 100000. Insurance, 5000 in
Home, OF New York; $4,000 each In Citi.
zens and Howard, OF New York. and
$4,000 in Amazon, Of Cincinnati Eight
or ten small barnes and stables on the
alley in the rear were also burned. Loss
small. ..
Gen. W.T.. Sherman was in the city
to-day. he visited the Board o Trade
and was enthusiastically received by the
members, and acknowledged the compli.
ment in few appropriate remarks.
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THE ALdERINE ELECTIONS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 2l.-The steamer Bs.
tavla while en- route from Blackwell for
the river Rhine, collided with an un.
known vessel and was so seriously inIur.
cd that she soon after sunk. All on board
were saved except two persons, who went
down with the steamer.
The press generally praise the effort Of
the American Board OF Trade to procure
reciprocity Of trade with Canada, and are
OF the opinion that the success Of the
treaty Of Washington has led to this &C.
tion.
The gallery Of a circus at Sheffield gave
way tonight while filled with spectators,
and was pretipitated on tho heads Of
those below. Il is reported that seventy
persons were injured by the accident and
in the panic which ensued.
: The steamer Mary Of Leith, while off
that port, ran into the barque Caroline
Malier ofand from Gottenburg. The lat
ter filled and sunk in few moments after
the collision, and eight Of her crew were
drowned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Henry Sloan, of the firm Of Sloan s
Sons, cotton merchants, Of Philadelphia,
died Sunday, aged 72.
Constant Guillon, an eminent Phila.
delphia lawyer, died Sunday, aged 8l
years. av 80
"A Grant, the mate Of the schooner
Charles, fatally stabbed Frank Clifford at
Boston, Saturday evening. He has been
fully committed 10 await tho action Of the
grand jury. He stated to the officers who
had him in charge that Clifford was tho
second man he had killed and the third
he had stabbed. 51
"A Gainesville, Fla, letter says that
on the 18Th inst. Stark Perry, son Of ex.
Governor Perry, stabbed John 0walley,
a prominent citizen, from the injuries Of
which he died. The stabblng grew out
OF quarrel over long standing feud.
VIM, NJ. Evarts, late counsel before
the Geneva tribunal, and Miss Wilson,
actress, sailed from Liverpool for New
York, last Saturday, In the Java.
Rev. Jean Henri Merle d'Anbique,
the celebrated historian Of the R,lorma.
tion, died suddenly yesterday, al Geneva,
Switzerland.
Gen. John A. Logan addressed tho
Republicans ot Milwaukee, at the Acade.
my, Monday night, and Hon. Schuyler
Coltax speaks Friday night
The Alpine House at Gotham, Macs,
was destroyed by fire, Monday. Itcaugbt
from defect in the chimney. Value Of
property about $4,000.
The Republicans have nominated
Gen. Fred U. Winkler for Congress from
the Milwaukee, Wis, district
The latest advices from Idaho repre-.
sent that general outbreak Of Indians
Is imminent Recently large numbers Of
stock have been driven of OF ranches
and shot.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
road was opened, Sunday, TO Caddo Sta
ton, 80 miles south Of Atoka. Trains
now run within 90 miles Of the Red
River.
in the race at Baltimore, Monday,
between the New York Rowing Club ana
the Ariet Club Of this city, distance three
miles, the New York Club won. Time
17:l4.
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south American Affairs.

New YORK, Oct. 21.-The Anolo Bra
sttIan Times of the 21st of September
says: THE negotiations Of Gen. Mitro arc
yet pending and we feel convinced that
the extngencles Of the Government can.
not be settled without the arbitration Of
some foreign power, and his mission will
result In nothing"
Trouble Is brewing between the Arpen.
tine States and Bolivia. The Bolivians
are determnlned to have voice in SET.
tllng the limits OF Chaco, which The Ar.
gentine troops are monopolizing. Some
Argentine troops have passed salta,
and the Bolivian Government has sent
troops and cannons to defend their ter.
ritory In the province Of Tanba.
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sY TELEcRA PH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Excluslvely to the Intelllgencer.
By tho Western Union Line.
. nee Eofth.wost cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
WASHINGTON.
Return Of Miss Nellie GEaat.-The
President has a Marrow Escape
from a Runaway.

Return Of Miss Nellie GEant.-The
President has a Narrow Escape
from a Runaway.
New YORK, October 2l.-A Washing.
ion dispatch says that the President, Mrs,
Grant and their son Jesse left last evening
for New York to welcome the return Of
Nellie, who Is expected on the Scotia
Tuesday. Lieut.. Fred Grant was detain-
ed at home by sickness.
Yesterday afternoon while the Presi-
dent was out driving, one Of his colts,
unaccustomed 10 rapid driving, suddenly
boIted, and sheerhg broke the pole. The
President leaped from the vehicle lust as
the younger ot the two colts kicked In
the dash. board. Assistance then arrived
to the relief Of the President, who con-
graduated himself upon his escape.
THE INDIAN POLICY.
1t Is generally believed that another
change in the Indian policy OF the gov
ernment ls impending. So many officials
are broaching new theories Of Indian
management that it is thought there is
dissatisfaction with the system In practice
Although 1t Is unknown what the Presi-
dent may recommend in his message, there
are outcroppings that afford clue to
the system proposed to be introduced.
The new policy, II rightly spprehended,
proposes to deal with the Indian as man
endowed with all the passions and vices
as well as virtues that are native TO hu.
manity. He will be dealt with on the
same principles Rs man In a civilized
COMMUNICATING punishment for his
misdeeds and protection for his industry.
The policy of cosxing Is to be
abandoned; the tribal relation Is to be
broken up 80 far as giving possession of
lands; each family having It's own farm
and workshops being assisted ip gaining a
support from It's own labor. The Indian Is
to besafe upon his reservation both in
person and property, but off Of It he must
take his chances. No white intruders
are to be tolerated on q reservation,
thought Is not deemed desirable toisolste
the Indian from small settlements about
its limits. The Indian will be given good
instruction. The military will be on every
reservation but in subordlnation to civil
power.
The President has authorized the Sec.
retary OF State to affix the seal Of the Uni.
ted States to the postal treaty between
this country and Switzerland.
The Acting Comptroller OF the Curren.
cy has authorized the Deseret National
Bank Of Salt Lake, Brigham Young, Pres.
ident, to commence business under the
national banking act with a capital 81
$500 900.
The contracts for furnishing clothing,
hats, groceries, and necessary supplies 10
the United States navy yards during the
fiscal year ending June 1873, have been
awarded at the Navy Department. In
California the awards are as follows: A.
Powell, Of Vallejo;J E. Delamantania,
SinGorth, Kellogg s Co., Whittier, Fuller
y Co, and ]. s. Hodges & Co., of San
Francisco.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l,-The Phil.
adelphia Board OF Trade passed The fol.
lowing resolution tonight:
ReSOIped, That the Philadelphia Board
OF Trade deprecate any such expansion
OF the currency rs that proposed In the
reissue Of "a 100000 legal tenders, and
would advocate every suitable means Tor
the resumption Of specie payment.
The following Is the result Of the tour.
nament game In this city today, between
the bostons and Mutulls: Bostons 10;
Mutuals, 2. ~
J. d Il. HeAtvey's -four and feed lstore.
at Forty eighth street and Darby Road
was burned tonight. The loss ias moi
been ascertained. but viii be heavy.
The steamers Franklin and StettIn have
arrived. '''- N'"''
ALLENTOWN, October el.-Rey. VIM.
Richard Cries, q prominent cleryman OF
the ProteEt9nt Episcopal Church, diocese
OF Central Pennsylvania, and Secretary
oi the Board Of Missions, died here this
morning. "
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DisaatFous Prane Fires Around
Omaha.

OMAHA, October 2l.-The weather has
been extremely dry In this vicinity OF late
and the prairie fires are unusually de.
structive. The country for thirty miles
around the city has been mostly burned
over and enormous quantities Of hay and
grain destroyed, besides many houses,
barnes and fences. Yesterday a prairie
fire started about two miles north Of the
city, burning up most Of the fences and
buildings at the race track and fair
ground. The soldiers at the Omaha bar
racks were out all night last night and
during the day to-day fighting the flames
TO prevent the burning Of the barracks
and have been successful In stopping the
fires In that vicinity.
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To THOSE persons who are "sick and
tired of politics"-and those who sre not,
but who desire really first class paper
We commend The Ntw York Weekly Mail.
We know of but one better paper pub.
lished, and that Is Tho EUtNiHg MdR-
better because it is received oitener. The
contents Of Tile Mail embrace able edi-
torials, foreign and home correspondence,
we'll written art and literary criticisms,
sketches and poems, fashion and society
gossip, news OF the day, and all the
etceteras that go to make up a model
journal. Robert Johnston. Publisher,
New YOrk-NorriStOUa pa Herald.
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lrstO be hoped those officers Of elec.
ton in this county who, believing they
have no lawful authority to hold an elec.
ton next Thursday, propose to hold one
simply to satisfy the demand Of u few
cAemiDg politicians, arc prepared to pay
The expense out OF their own pockets.
Unless they believe the law obliges them
to hold such an election, they cannot put
the county to one dimes expense for an
election Thursday and acquit their con.
sciences as honest men. This remark is
made for the benefit Of those Supervisors
who in card printed in our columns
yesterday gave notice of their intention
to hold an election simply ito allay the
feeling" which they say exists "among a
certain portion ofour citizens" and with.
out yielding an iots" OF their opinion that
there is no authority for such an election.
We arc not able TO understand the easy
state Of conscience which permits public
officer to do an official act, which no be.
lieVes to be in violation OF law, for such a
reason.
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BiSmarck's Interference with Re-
ligious Liberty,

NEW York, October 2l.-A Berlin let
ter says:
Among the blows at religious liberty
by the Bismarckian government, Is an or.
der iorbidding professions in several OF
the Rhenish provinces, where since time
immemorlsl they ranked foremost among
the tavorite customs OF the people, and
their suppression Is sure 10 excite great
indignation. Such was tho excitement
caused in Prussia by the expulsion of the
Jesuits. that the Catholic Archbishop OF
Cologne had instituted against him q
hatred and contempt suit by the govern.
ment for daring to write o letter on the
subject. In Holland some mobiles had
offered ehelter to the exiled German
Jesuits, but the Hague government pro.
hi6ited them doing SO.
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From Michigan to Lake Ontario and
thence 10 the Ohio valley brisk to fresh
southwest winds, cloudy weather and
rain belts. In New England and the
middle States southerly winds, warm and
threatening weather. In the south At
lantic and gulf States easterly and
southerly winds, but pretty cloudy
weather and rain on the gulf and
in the northwest, and thence on Tues
day over Lakes Michigan and Superior
and TO the lower Ohio valley with north
west winds, cool, cloudy but clearing
weather, Cautionary signals are display.
ed at Toledo and Detrait.
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River News.

and declining.
LoulsvLLLs, October s1.-The river
has risen 0 inchts in the past IS hours,
and Is still rising slowly; 10 inches in the
chutes, and 40 inches on Portland bar.
Weather cloudy and mild. The Cincin.
natl packets were on time, The New al.
Dany and Portland ferry boats are running
again. The Mollie Ragan has entered The
Louisville and Evansville trade.
PIrTsDURGH, October 21.-Riyer 3 feet
inches and stationary.
CAIRO, October 21.-River about sta
ttonary. Clear and warm.
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Tue H'U York Times thinks the wife OF
JOAQUIN MILLER, the California poet,
who has started out on q lecturing tour,
maEIng her worthless husband the sub.
lecs o! her lecture, has chosen mode OF
revenge kcener and more refined in its
cruelty than that practised by ordinary
women who kill their husbands by such
vulgar means as shooting or poisoning.
cue puts JOAQUIN on the rack and
Neep' him there, while an admir-.
'us public looks on aud sees him
~'''Ae under the torture. His agonies
may be prolonged so long as the public
nave q curiosity TO hear what she has to
"yo'hIm' or until the edge Of her re.
'suSe has been taken oil, or until she has
s@AI the money that can be made out
OI'Aee1hibition, But while Mrs. Mil.
Lab may thus expose her husband 10 in.
lal'e contempt, and he may deserve 1t
4'' IT. cannot increase our admiration for
us' 70 sec her thus make merchandise out
V''le lauIS ot one who is the father oil
Ist children and whom she once deemed
worthy Of her best affections.
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The Proposed Imitation OF the Cur.
rency.

fency.
PHILADELPHIA business MEN AGAINST IT.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-At a
meeting Of the business men at the Com.
mercial Exchange, 10 day. concerning the
proposed reissuing Of iorty-four millions
OF legal tenders, resolutions were sub.
miLted TO the effect that the business men
of Philadelphia would endorse the con-
tinuancc OF Secretary Boutwell's policy
in the purchase Of bonds in time to give
relief to tho money market. The resolu.
uons were referred TO committee. The
next meeting will be held at the call OF
the chairman Of the Committee on Reso.
lutions.
CHICAGO TAKES TIE SAME VIEW OF IT.
CHICAGO, October 21.-The meeting of
business men at the Chamber of Com.
merce 10 consider the question OF the re.
issue Of greenbacks, resulted in opposi.
ton TO the policy OF initiation, an endorse.
ment OF tree banking, and request upon
Secretary Boutwell, 10 continue the sales
of gold and purchase OF bonds.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Oct, 91.-Building No.
W. on Camp street, occupied by F. ].
huhnholz. stationer, burned. Loss OF
stock and building $4,000. The stock
In the adjoining building, occupied by
Stet1on, Armstrong & J. II. Cross was
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October 21.-Angelo Moore,
q noted thlel, was sentenced TO the State
prison to-day for three years as the keeper
Of fancy house. Six other indictments
are pending against him.
The Shelby County Fair began today.
The attendance Is large and the exposi.
ton surpasses the most sauguine expecta.
tions.
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The Canadian Horse Epidemic at
Rochester,

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 21,-The horse dis.
ease prevails hero to m alarming extent,
Fully One.half oI the horses are afflicted.
Few fatal Cases have occurred. The
street railway company have one hundred
hores sick, and have taken of some Of
their cars, The livery stables have stop
ped business Every horse attached to
O'Brlen's circus, which came here from
Canada yesterday, is sick.
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HonorS to the American Squadron
In Portuguese Waters,

LIsBoN, October 21.-The American
feet sailed today for Cadiz. The King
and Queen visited the feet on SATURDAY.
and luEched on board the flagship. on
Sunday, Admiral Alden and the can.
tains of the squadron dined at the palace
and were most cordially entertained by
the King and Queen and members Of The
royal family.
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dhtGttelEigeuetr
n..s R.ri,rr nlTects to be greatly

Tar Rsgi,!er affects to be greatly
..,a.sI becsuse Gov. JACOB did not In
%,n NJ. Supervisor STONE, in answer to
~. ~, telegram, whether 1t would be Mr..
SToSr's duty to hold IN election here
Thursday for member Of Congress, and
rAc,be, the August election was valid
Tbe,e were the direct questions Mr.. STONE
,,tc1 and while II may have been proper
enough for him to ask them, It would
have been grossly improper for Gov.
f,con 10 assume 10 answer them. Wheth-
s,tbe August election was valid or not,
a. TO election Of Representative In Con.
eress, is a question for the House of Rep.
r,septstiyes, not for Gov. JAcoD, 10 solve.
M more Ia It the business of Gov. jacob
n define and direct the duties Of MIR.
STONE s Supervisor Tho duties OF q
Supervisor arc prescribed by law. II the
law needs Interpretation, that Is the bust.
De,sof the law officer Of the State (which
the Governor Is not or Of the courts.
The case Is precisely as the Governor
,t,,es II; and he states it so concisely and
admirably that we quote his dispatch;
"Ihave no power 10 order an election
for members Of Congress except in case Of
"a vacancy, which does not now exist, Or
iinary elections arc held and conducted
by tbe officers of election exclusively.
Nv opinions cannot control them and
oaght MOTTO be given tor that purpose"
This answer shows three things-1st.
That Gov JACOB understands the law
governing the case in hand, and has too
much respect Ior it to go outside Of its
su,hOrity. Cd. That he has too much
sense Of prOpriety TO volunteer opinions
ou q question whose decision belongs 10
the national House Of Representatives.
81. That he has too much respect Tor the
Supervisors Of Ohio county 10 advise
them as to his opinion Of their duties,
when it would be simply impertinent in
him to do so. Gov. JACOBS answer to
Mr. STONE shows him possessed of a
knowledge Of law and n sense Of propriety
that the editor Of the Register might prof.
iAbly emulate.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct 2l.-The Insurgents who
escaped from Terroll, fed in all directions.
They were pursued by the troops and
about 500 wer captured without shedding
blood, as they offered no further resist.
ance. The remainder have disappeared
In the mountains.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Investigation into the Causes of
the War with GERMANY,

The Investigation into the Causes Of
the War with Germany.
NEW York, October 2I.-A Paris dis.
patch says that the public feeling has been
reused TO high pitch Of excitement over
the coming investigation concerning The
late war with Germany. It Is believed
1t will be developed that the war was the
result Of the rash headstrong policy Of the
Cabinet then 10 power.
THE ALGERINE ELECTIONS.
PARIS, October 2l.-The returns from
Algeria OF the elections Yesterday, to FIJI
the vacancy in the National Assembly,
are very. incomplete. Oremieux 10 ahead
OF all the other candidates. It Is not vet
known who are elected In the depart
menls Of Calvadas and Inlre ct Loire, but
Il Is believed the radicals will be success
ful. -
The radical candidates have been cleo
ted TO the Assembly in the departments Of
Calvadas and Indre ct Loire,
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DanEerous lIlness Of Mra. Greeler.. !.

: Vi 1HI's UTteIeYs
New York, October 2l.-Duriun the
past week, the wife of Hon. Horace Gree.
ley has been lying at the point OF death.
ana can survive but few days. Mr..
Greeley constantly remains at her side,
and OF course cannot meet the demands
lor his presence in various sections OF the
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The Cambria Iron Works In Opera.
tIon Again.

JonNsTowN, Pa, October 9l.-The
Camhri' Tron Cnmpany's rolling mills
are maAins uallS tnis morning, one week
alter their destruction BY fire. Gan Chi.
cago show anything to beat this evidence
OF American pluck, enterprise and en-.
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i, a WRITER in the Grafton Sentinel
~ %IoN' The unprecedented destruction of
'F and property on the B. & o. Railroad
y .pe consequence Of divine dlspleasure
" S'I 'uo company for running trains on
'Uou'y' The managers seem to be i'm
pressed With the same idea, as tho Cum
Os'IaDd Neus understands that orders
4A'e Oeen Issued by the officials of the
snpany that hereafter no trains shall
WI %lu0 upon that road on Sunday unless
Ss'', %%S Shall be live stock upon the road, F,
'.a, "a,ea will be carried through by special
AauSeaen', ~ and 1t is rumored that even
~sx''I W, be discontinued" It's probably
'", .v''omnch religion that Is needed, In the
'Iu'aS arrangements oil the road, as
S".s- %a'.s on the part o! tho managers and
'pe'eacy on the part Of subordlnates.