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.r.rnTAL NOTICES.
g. MONDAY,

OCTOBER %, 1879,
!, tho DIV fired by LEVY BROTHERS LOT LIE
opening Of their new store --,r,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
where they will offer greater inducements 'iia -,
to their friends and customers 1heS 10" .''
tention to their stock OF
RACK SILKS from sl.e5 TO - per sIu 8, n
col oRED SILKS in all shades 'ro'n ''''' - '''
Pc ropppD POPLISS and FRENCH ana
MIR pnprJNS from 81 TO $50 per yaFc'
,,,nnrIs r, oTus at 80. 60. c.. -, alid I5t. Per
ward: ,,.
ruFIcu NFRINr> from 75c. TO fl.5o rer Far':
tand.o,nc PLAID DRESS GOODS from - u '"''
per ward: .,. . a.
~. AK and FIGURED DRESS GOODS from ?'c'
to Il per yard;
RACK kLrAcAS-In this article We h'aNc d
.rcci,ltv aud call particular attention ~ '"'
stock Onr prices are from soc. 1" Sl.'o per s'''
We show m excellent article ut 50 ana ""c
uu,Ack BnMRAIINE.iu all qualities. % NV =.
manufactures prices FROM Sis to - per !,''| :
NJ ,cU French MEEINuS, BLACK TANloh'
ur.C, CASHMERE, and BLACh lie
lives fnr mourning, all at very 10" pIiceS'
,,r ,CE CpEpE Df, PARIS at eOc. per !ard "crtA
RACK and CoLuRED VELNEIs, , Nnh' e. e.
rL.n,n '''' nc I,:rINS. anI rLUS1lES for
trimmings. trlt On the bias Nh"n dc'.',u'
SkIRTING CANERiC. InII var
worth 35c.: ., aud
CHECKED and STHlrED ShlNsooh at - "''''
SOC worth ~ aud toe: raw
,;re,, bargains In SWISS. NAlNSOOk- ana 'A'''
BRIO MCSLINS:
INDIA TWILL LONG CLOTH al 9"c. "o''" ''''
per yard: -. NOR
ward worth Csc; -, -,
M.L-WOOL FLANNEL at 20c. per !ar''' 'o''' ct
the beginning Of The season al io'.'
Ut am orrE, FIAENELS nj &c. per yard;
WILLOW. RED. WHITE. and GRAY fLAN
EEIS in all widths and qualities:
FED rII-E. WHITE, and GRAY NV ii'LEh
FLtNNELS. at all prices:
OPERA FIASSEiS.i in all cnlnrS ana u'i;ll''s.
su ,IFI; and WEIGH FLASNEl.S aih don,'"
width FLANNEI.S: "" makes speciality III ''"'
url. and can at all Times show large a'$'oiii'c"
much lrlnw regular prices:
W.TER-rEOoF CLOTH In all rnali'ir' anu "
I,I~: we call particular attention 10 our Nv
-hales ~ hlr" and light gray s'utLbc'"' my" d
well n, Ia.iic.' wear ,.
EErAnrL Otis, CASH'HtEHES' ~ :. + -
y\yEEI,-. and JEANS. III great variety Il
sati- flctOry price:
TABI CLOTHS. warranted All ilncl- l'oi y"
yards long. at - worth sl1':
ly.EIEI1%ESS from see - % per Nard. EN-
nr,ring rhe Ilrxcst aud I.st assorted ai'ch eve
offered IN this city:
LINEN -FEINGFp NAPKINS nj -. 'ar.' am - Pc
| dran. worth 7,c.. - in'l ,l.'i;
I,s!nF DINNER NAPKINS tr"m Sis I" - i"
DOZEN: w
FANCY CuLcRED TAHLE-CLOTHS and EAl,
kINS:
uucKABACK. TOWELS, at sl.25. :15o' ~ an
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IN his paper on vibration, read by Pro
fee>0r Lowering III Tic recent meeting Of the
American Association for lie Advancement
OF Science, il WAS stated in illustration Of
The effect OF the phenomenon in question
that when the first suspension bridge was
building Ill England Il fiddler offered To fiddle
IL away. Striking one note after another,
nc eventually hit its vibrating note. or funda.
mental tone. and threw il into such exti1,-
ordinary vibrations that the bridge-buiIdcrs
Lad TO beg him TO dosi>t. Only recently i
bridge went down under the tread of ju-
iantry in France WHO had not broken step.
and three hundred persons were drowned
The experiment is well known OF 4 tumt,Ie,
Or small glass vessel being broken by the
frequent repetition Of some particular note
Of ile ilnman Voice
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III" ANOTHER LOT or THE
LATEST STYLES uf FALL DRY GOODS.
solid aul Figured lrFIiNS.
EIlrh and roior,rt ALfAtAS.
EIark and tolnrr EMPRESS CLOTHS,
BLACK and cuurrd FRENCH MERlNnS.
Black BuAEAIlNES and CREPE CLOTHS.
Black GROS De ZURICH aud rARl>lE%AE
CLOTHS.
E,st FRENCH siTTEEES all wool:
Handsome striped OTTOMAN SHAWLS,
Black Cloth AM! Beaver tl.OtkS. newest patterns :
boulevard ard l;almoral SKIRTS,
beautiful Black NE;.NETEENS.
All color, KID gloves, Ii'!irs and gcntlcmcn'S;
Indies and gcn;lrlncn'S BUCK CAT MILES.
Many other desirable articles III the very lowest
prices . :.
The attention Of the ladies' Is called 10 stock uf
HEADI-MADE i$nERG ARhlENTS. which we
have On consignment from manufacturers ana oii"r
AT unusually low rates. "" have lulics Ia show
ih~, goods. ana invite examination al the tylcS
WILLIAM TiIh.IIlNER IL Sons,
IOI:; Main street opposite the go>l-ni'lrr. ANA
- tbl Broad street, corner SIKH.
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This house IS now open Tor the reception oil the
public Ccsaliy located IN Tie heart al the city,
The main street. IN close proximity Ia the Capitol,
post-oilrr. tn,;"al.huusc, banks principal business
houses, churches, and al laccs ri amusement, IL
presents advantages possessed hy few hotels.
To my friends aud the travelling public generally
! offer every lnucement that Il long experience and
Il constan, desire 10 promote the pleasure and com
fort Of my patrons will warrant.
The tables will 1T al times hr supplied with the
best that this aud other markets afford.
Attached 10 the HOTEL is irst-rlasS kEsTAC.
RANT, which will lrc uld,r ia" immediate control
of the proprietor III the lmtci.
Pcasins my undivided efforts I" please. re
spccttul!y solicit The patronage 81 my friend, aud
the pubic generally. }. N. StBLETT,
cs-lm Late Proprietor VI Spotswood Hotel.
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h II SPLENDID STOCK
NEW SIIAWLS AND DRESS GOODS.
T. Il. PRICE 4 CO.
are opening during this week. br steamers and en-
press. s,cond magnificent supply Of all the novel
tc> IN
SilAWLS AND DRESS GOODS
Tor CITIZENS and 81 rangers coming to the Fair
Ottoman striped SIIawS.
El"gant Roman Scarf SlE,wlS.
Cashmere AMI Iuck SItwls
Rich French striped Slrtws tn"wcst patterns !.
Square and Long Biankcf Siawls,
Misses Slawle-cycry size.
Biack Long and Square Shawl<. &c.
DRESS GOODS
III S,tiuc--rcw shades. nttonan,. trct"u-. Irish
AMI French rorlins Black and Cclprcd SILK.
I'rltmcs. Tycoon Rcrs. &c.
MutREIEL GOODS
r"Iiius, lh'ain"~, Australian crcp". Rep .
Mourning silks. Crepe Wells. 81.
ONE TllOi SAND PIECES
ui all Tie new d,>4 in, III American and English
Prints.
Also. fianncis. Blankets. Shc"tugS. Cotions.
skirts. Drawers. Gloves, Blossoms, &c. rs low as
any house in America.
oc4l T. +. PRICE & co.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS ~ - coy v,oMITrT.A
! 4 F'E~! EEGiMiNI ' ~, ~: 'C0NrANY.-W
ts<cc 3 y =: the c C| until TfnF III !!
trii'E1 ~ =, ,,,gin... and drill. II i lnnortn,
her order. 1 T should attend. c5pccty TINS
l .. ~ Ky r"mluauG OF Captain .LhnkE.
sc. --lt~ -
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gprCrAL NOTICES.

ny SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON HULL STREET, IN MANChEs-
TEp- no RE, SOLD THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
Under DECREE OF COURT.-In consequence
inf the rain last evening the foregoing real-estate
sale was postponed to THIS DAY ut - O'Clock N.
The specia attention of the public is particularly
called tn this sale. See auction-head for lur'iei
particulars. or
ocos-,t w. GODDIN. huctonccr.
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B32125A Radicals will make another attempt
Sfo get up L respectable meeting Tonight.
The gathering will take place ri Assembly
Hall, aud the platform will be graccd by the
presence of the Hon. Louis nEST, one OF the
Presidents many brothcrsin-Nw. The
Judge vii! take the position that his BROTHER
fn,
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GUNS! GUNS! GUNS.-Just opened i
from fine hreech-loacrS down to the cheapest single
gums, and all other ARTICLES necessary 10 u sports
mans complete OUTFIT. Also. PISTOLS OF all OF
the best makers. Our stock II large, and will bc
sold nj the lowest possible prices call from mer
chants Is particularly solicited. POWDER, SHOT,
CAPS, and CARTRIDGES being particularly in
our line are made speciality. All Mock done III the
best manner and warranted. Agent for tie cele-
brated DEAD-SHof SPORTING AND BLAST
ING POWDER. L. ". TtGS0R,
No. il32 Main streets
Eeed-lm Richmond, VA.
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MI KLOSTERFRAU (OR NUN ~
I,uGNE imported by ourselves direct. We NV
uraju received consignment direct froi so,os- Z
germany. Of this elegant Eau de Cologne "'' " III
IL wholesale or retail.
l.. WAGNER & Gu. Drn ggiS'''
az 49, slNth 'ii ~
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/ S-E,fIBLl HALL.

I S-EMBLY' HALL.
y
ONE WEEK ONLY,
c,D,,ncnring Mp%phi. nr'"hcr2 =. -
Tlr ar,.ni southern i;,v"ri'"'
rn>E AND IiAEEY WATKINS
,,,I,n"rtc,! II: = splendid 'r'i'ia''c '"''P'''' +"
sprirt nf
et.<D COMEDIES AND DRAMAS.
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MEETINGS.

RsEMBERs OF .LoGE franz
nras,cd IN attend q call meeting at theirLV -,
odge-roon o., Broad between Ninth ana Ien.n
streets TO-DAY at o'clock TO pay the last IIu
nj respect TO our deceased Brother JOHN MC. sn
Arp late of Operative Lodge. No. $50, Ase r,en;
Scotland brethren Of sister lodges ana , IN Sited
brethren In good standing are feEiec'"''
TO attend. BY order Of the "; Mr. y. = rpENT.
secretary.
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'fhe presby terian sfnod Of Virginia meets
in Baltimore on The 10Th Of November.
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-RATCHELOR'S HATS DYE

nyBATC LOR'S HAT r DYE
,rl,js splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world
Tn. only true and perfect dye. fiar Jcss, reliable
and instantaneous: no disaprontm mi: no ritir,l-
,nus tnts or unpleasant odor. X enrdics the i'll
oterts of bad dyes and WASHES Produces immc-
diatcv Il superb black or natural Jrnwn. aud lcnvcS
tho h,i-. rl,.an. soft and heaul iful. The genuine
sigrcd ". A. BATCHELoR. Sold hy all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELOR.
:. aonoJ Proprietor. New York.
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y,sTABLISuED, ls6o.--l ~. linn ai%y
stIMaSS's STEAM nYEiNG ANpSSi,05,, Ms
ESTABLISHMENTS. x: Ss>i hro ,ii as.1 sn sa
street La ans,,emsnS Garments cleaned 1% .,Ie
any color, or secured In the btst ma'ass S.,gc,iaa
iar qttsnyion paid to HI! Gloves. \ gtSa. NJ, ID.
al Fancy Goods aud Toys u ny s'0.s
Broad street. ZIMMERMAN.
SO as-jin -
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rxr,r ,,,,,rprps or ROASE

T7HE MEMBERS OF ROANL -, -,
LODGE. No. 100, |. q. o. r., are 5ENsSES
herein. n,ltifei 10 be prcnlp. IN atlclla-
ancc on ~ ohl,h ,h ,rronosra endowment pol
inS'an,' ~ - zinc nv order of the Lodge.
IL WIZ " i"' ~ ''''' T. WILEY DAVIS.
Secretary
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] AN NOW READY.

TRAND OPENING. 1907
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
we have on exhibition and for sale HE
LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK or
READI-MADE CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING; GOODS
ever offered the citizens of Richmond.
Our stock is al n.tc. Of superior quaiUg. cm and
daiSh and embraces everything necessary To Il
COMPLETE FlRST-CLASS GENTLEMEE'>,
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS. ranging from SlJ 10 :J0
PANTS from - 10 SIS:
VESTS from y 50 H. :I9:
Splendid line of OVERCUATS from 81 10 SIS;
Full line Of Fall AMI Winter UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES. HOSIERY. IIANDkEEClIiEFS. &c. 4:
Til" MrgeH and finest stock Of StARFS. Ora
NATS, TIES, BOWS. Sc, ever opened in Rich
mond;
Alsn full line of our celebrated LINEN-EoSOM
SHIRTS:
CULLARS-hoth Linen. lncn-iaccd and Paper
all Of the jcSt qntiUY.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended
To us The past .clson We earnestly solicit conln-
arcc. confident that we have redeemed our promise
Ia max" thi: the " CLOTHING EMPORIUM" al
Richmond. WILhINSu& < WRITER'S,
1909 Main street.
l. (. T. +: M N''dhE: s.desurn.
/. l.. FRAISER. Sc II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

70 him his social class and hs political school But
he cannot be NJ Thiers's Minister OF Finance. being
radical freetrador. Ho took occasion two days OF
lrreguarity in "a trfing IN the municipal ar-
counts To pronounce himself decidedly hostile 10 the
loose system OF rrcfHts accepted ana anot culoZcd
by Minister Pou! erQuertier. The passage Of his
brief discourse where he utt,rs this honest
sentiment Is quoted IN ALI but BOnapartid
Journals and meets with approving response from all
but Bonapartis coere. The universally OF quotation
and OF approving comment In print like the frequency
and warmth OF spoken approval h of the good
OF healthy public opinion The acquital Of NJ Janyier
dc Ia Motto has 10 he detail In the significance of
ms Il a The important general consideration respect
ing this scandalous affair l. that good body OF the
public do feel scandaZcd by IFS revelations The trial
whether NJ Defaure pushed II on Minister OF Justice
or as politician has proved If brilliant triumph FOR
him. the most injurious blow 10 revivinc BOnapartisn
that could have been dealt u falls al harder the
81 neral cause that NJ Janyier did finally escape its full
force IN his own person. The sympathy which would
nave followed him 10 the penitenary would have been
III III favor OF ms ola inasicr ". II. H.
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THAT MYSTERIOUS LEFT.

From Thf Ndfi0h Narh II
Thomas Murphy has this week been exam
ined by the CustoIn-house investigating Committee at
Washington hut his evidence contained nothing OF much
Importance or interest except his denial OF the story
told by M.ssrs Palmer and Townley about the Pres.
dents interest in "Corgan and desire TO have that
person retained in the CustohOuse This, he says, was
made out Of the whole CLOTH" which raises what Is
called "a conflict OF veracity" between him and Gen
Palmer aud Mr.. Towrley, both Of whom swear TO the
conversation He also testified that the President had,
in MAY told him that he Thought the young man
Ieet ought 10 ne discharged the newspapers were
making such nu uproar about him bnt Murphy refused
to discharge him. IN the belief TINT the uproar was got
up nv the steamboat companies from whom the General
Order business had been taken away. The remonstnee
against Leet. signed by 100 Of the leading commercial
houses Of the city he also dsrC garded. thinking mere
paper-at Is believing IL to have been signed by the
merchants Oper Ia 0blge the steamboat companies
The Young man Leet certainly seems az lucky and
a. mysterious young man rs ever got into the public
ervice. He got Of the most valuable places IN The
gift of the though nobody wanted MIN 10 get
IT, and the President wanted him NOT to get H. WIN IN
cessant change going about bin. too he a. proved I'M
movable as rock Other officers come and go, but he
stays where he s-the storm VI pnbc indignation beat
ing him in vain; and yet everybody, IRON the Pres
dent down. denies all interest IN him aud all desire To-
keen him IN Office. The stca,noOat companies, powerful
aud wealthy corporations have tried 10 uproo him A.
I. Stewart n o. have tried 100 leading commercial
houses have tried; and, last 81 az, powerful
seciicD OF the U,e9. beaded Nv TIE TRIBUNE. Which
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ANOTHER R1ILUAY DISASTER.

THREE SLEEPING-COACHES WRECKED on THE
WEST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-TWO PER-
SONS KILLED AND THIRTEEN WOUNDED.
PITTSBURGH, March 22.-The southern ex-
press train the West Pennsylvania Railroad was
wrecked ConemauGh Furnace Is miles east OF Pitts
burgh, this morning. The Of the accident was
broken rail. The engine and six forward kept the
track, but the three went o0, one OF them
going over an embankment. The three cars wrecked
were sleeping coaches The of the killed and
wounded s follows:
Killed Mrs. Amanda Hartman o. Chicago, and Isaac
JOsephs, ieweler, OF Baltimore.
Wounded MayOr A. i. CallOw, Guy VI. Irwin. James
Brown. and Mrs r. ROben, OF Allegheny, Pcnn the two
first named seriously ID. {. Patterson of Washington
CITY, Joseph Llly of Forest, Ohio +. j. Tyon of
New York, q. W. Moore OF NewYork. Richard Nosc Of
Ncw-York, G.. =. Phillips Of Newcastle ii. C. Frost Of
Hannibal, Mo-. L. q. Sheppard OF Cadiz, Ohio; and f.
Beakers of Terre Haute, Ind.
d. Patterson of Washington City had hs left shoulder
dslocated and right arm fractured Mayor Caow had
three ribs broken and is injured internally. Guy NJ
Irwin is Injured internally. All the wounded arrived
here and are under medical treatment at the Union
Dem nj
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CUBA.
A cuBAN suCcEss--A sPANIsn rowN sAcKEp.

A CUBAN sUCCESS-A SPANISH TOWN SACKED.
KEY WEST, Fla, March 22.-Later dates
from Cuba bring 1.-THE following intelligence The insur
gents, under the command of President Cespedes at
tackled the OF Tahanoon the 9Th inst,
and by feint succeeded in drawing off the garrison.
While the Spanish troops pursuing Cespedes' body,
another force Of nsI gents entered the town by differ
and sacked the place. The movements Of tho
insurgents successful.
A small slOop which conveying ammunition TO the
insurgent forces, scutcd Guantanamo to pre-
vent ner capture by the Spaniards The captain and
crew escaped and landed safely in Jamaica. The landing
Carlos the Island of Cuba il considered
The pursued 10y the Espdnd tnewspnper) Is
the cause OF dsseHsOns the Spanards OF Havana
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CRIMES AND CAsUALT1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

IA fire in Sctuate. H. l., on Thursday, de-
stroyeJ variety Of Allen Chyylt. Loss, $500
-. One Of the mills operated by the North Ando-
ass Mill Company aud owned by Gen william sutton oil salem
burei yesterday.
"A block of two-stOry wooden dwellings on
RoIbn Mass. Owned htnBe Mcneil burned
yesteIdAy. Loss f4jOOi Injured
James c. Davis shot and killed his wife af
Metropolitan Hotel In Cincinnati yesterday He declares that ihe
shooting accidental Mrs DAVIS dreG, performer and was
lLowu A. Rosa"
SHOW plow tram on the Northern Pacific
became sspastd darEs snow
oa AM. WIZ. snooet the engine
,aae 20 and t,esol iiiHs essdseo fgsrse ard
fatal, iIJunbs aDciff NAL
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

pIsCvSsIoN IN THE HOUSE OF LORDs-rHE GOV
ERNMENT ASKED WHETHER THEY WOULD
co BEFORE TIE BOARD OF ARBlIRAToks-
REMARKS OF EARL GRANVILLE AND OTHERS
LONDON Friday. March o. 1872
In tho Uonse of Lords. this evening, the Earl OF
Derhv in accordance with the notice given on tues
dv night proposed his question to tie course the
covernucnt intended to pursue with regard TO the
treaty of Washington. He hoped the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs would be able TO state that Her
Msiesty's Government was prepared TO MAINTAIN the
Ground taken at the beginning of the present sesSoh
and decline TO admit the claims for indirect damages
made BY the American Government before theOeDcNa
tribunal All knew that the public anxiety was
GREAT IL was an anomalous state oil thhsS thaI
while all the newspapers of the country were us-
eussng this question: Parliament should he forbidden
from debatngit. He warned the Government 'hat
the doctrine that they had already SACRIFICED Much
for peace and better give more than fa was DANGER
Gus lie asked further if Great Britain would
aprear before the Geneva Board under the cIcuIh-
stances. Earl Granville replied that Mr. Gladstone
and he himself had already given answers to these
questions. to which nothing could be added at
present. Complete publicity at this juncture was
impossible.
The Earl of Malmesbury objected to the continued
s1once of Parliament He said if the Treaty OF
Washington had been discussed last year. the present
difficulties would have been averted. LORD west
bury spoke in condemnation OF the conuuct Oh Tue
American Government. 1t had been distinctly
pr5mised that indirect damages would not he
pre- sed and it wOuld be contrary to England
honor TO admit them after such mutual understand
ing. Earl Granville intimated that the Treaty had
been miSconstrued
THE BRITISH NOTE IN ROUTE.
A private cable dispatch received III TINS
city states that the White star steamer BaItlc Ielt
Queenstown yesterday afternoon for NcwYork' bearing
the second note of Earl Granville on the Alabama CLAIMS
Sne is Que here Oh the 31st inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-23

THE PROHIBITION TO HOLD PROCESSION At
LONDONDERRY THE QUESTION UNDER Dis
CUSTOM IN TIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
LONDON, Friday, March p, 1872.
In the House Of Commons, to-day, Mr.. VIM.
Johnston, member for Belfast, moved resolution
that in the opinion Of the House, the
Government, in recently prohibiting ceieDfa-
lion at Londonderry while allowing party demon
STATIONS in Dublin and Cork eyinced spirit IN OF
partiaty highly to be condemned. Mr.. Johnston adj
dressed the House in support of his motion He showed
that this was not the first time the Government had
left Fenian Amnesty meetings and professions unds-
urbed which directly contrary 10 law, while loyal
demonstrations at Derry regularly prohibited.
Lord Yarmouth, member for Antrim, seconded the
motion.
The MARQUIS OF Harrington Chief Secretary FOR Ireland
defended the pursued by the Government IL
had rot proceeded under the Party Professions act but
according TO the common law 1t knew that breach OF
the peace certain in the celebration took place
at berry such approximations were felt with regard
10 the demonstrations in Dublin Cork. He declared
that the Party Professions act was not required,
md announced that he intended TO pro-
pose bill repeating it. Mr. Patten dorbted
the Governments impartiaity. He hoped both
parties In ireland would give up these PROFESSIONS Mr.
Mcguire deprecated the revival of questions which only
tended perpetuate enmity- Mr. Richard Dowse mem
Der for Londonderry defended his constituents. but
proved Of the suppression of PROFESSIONS These party
demonstrations were Illegal and provocative of blood
shed, and II they continued any Government I'M
dertaEing 10 rule Ireland would find difficulty. The
Government had put stop to Waterloo celebrations i'll
England because they offended the su~ccIbi'ities of
the French commended the people OF Ireland the
example Of England submitting quietly TO tins prohi-
billion.
Speeches were also made by VisCOunt CrchtOn, Sir
Henry Bruce. Messrs. Mcclure, Brady and Others Mr.
Dsraeh closed the debate. He thought these process
sons shoul either be entirely abolished or imparaly
permitted As the Chief Secretary for ireland had prom
ised 10 bring IN bill for the repeal Of the Party Process
sons act lie advised the member from Belfast 20 with
draw lis motion. The motion was accordingly with
drawn.
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INDIA,

THE LOOsHAI EXPEDITION THE DETACHMENT
UNDER GEN. BROwNLOw SUCCESSFUL.
CALCUTTA Friday, March o. 1872.
Gen. BrownlOw, in command of detacl-
of the Loosha Expedition, clegraphs the 18th
inst "Al the southern Howlongs and 10 chiefs have
submitted, and many captives have been released.
Twenty villages were destroyed. our task is accom-
plshcd."
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GERMANY.

TIE EMFERoR CELEBRATES ms sEvENrY-FIFTn
BIRTHDAY.
BEELrN, Friday, March 90. 1872
The Emperor William, to-day, completed
h 18th year There formal Court celebration OF
the day, but the Emperor received large number OF
persons, who presented their congratulations The city
decorated during the day and is brilliantly umina-
ted tonight.
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bowled Murphy himself has assaulted him, and yet
this and frendess youth defies them all MT
Murphys explanation Of his real estate partnership with
Hugh smith, Sweeny and Tweed very interesting
He took them iu he said. show them that his oppo-
ston to them the State Senate had nothing personal