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The Portland daily press., 1872-10-19

The new indictments against Tweed and 9TH
ers are supposed to have been obtained as
safeguard in the case of others not holding
good, and 10 order to force Tweed to trial. Gar
vey's plastering bills were offered in evidence
before the Grand Jury, in connection with the
cases of many ''ring" adherents, and it is I'M
derstood that scores of men whose houses We're
frescoed at the public expense will be proceed
ed against.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
ARRIVALS.
REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
Herald wnITEsT0NE TELEGRAPH LINE.

Us steamer Talapoosa, McRitchie, Washington, DC.
Steamship California (Br Craig Glasgow via Movile
Dec with mdse and 257 passengers Henderson Bros
Experienced westerly gales the entire pa ssage Dec
lat 10 ~ y, lon So ~ w, spoke shp AlGOna tBr) from
spoke ship Lake Superior Br, IRON Liverpool New
York.
steamship Columbia, Conn, Havana Dec 2, via Mas
sau NP 9Th with ndse and passengers to the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Co. Dec 10, 10 PM while In the Gulf
stream. on Charleston. experienced severe gale from
the north which lasted 30 hours causing US TO throw
the port forward boat and davts carried away the
sarboard paddlebox Closets &c stove and part carried
awav by a heavy
Steamship City Of Galveston. Rowland, New Orleans
pee o. with ndSc and passengers 10 II Mallory Co
Had strong aud NE gales from Cape Florida Dec H.
lat SO ~ Ion IS iO passed schr John Ingraham from
- tor Philadelphia 18th. steamship Henry chauncey,
hence for AspinwaII
Steamship James Adger, Lock wood Charleston Nov 4
with ndsc and passengers 10 II Morgan Co.
Steamship Hatteras. Lawrence Norfolk with mdse and
passenger to the Old Dominion Steamship 90
steam ship John GIBSON Winters. Georgetown, DC with
Ipdsc and passengers TO q Merrick.
y JJoriilard.
BARK Hidslqo Cof LvcrpooD, Roberts Rio Janoiro ls
days with coffee 10 Weston Gray vessel 10 Buley
Crossed the Equator Nov H. IN lon 81. had tine weather
up c Hattoras from thence days. with strong and
NV winds
Barn hdna yoi iuernsey1 Robin Rio Jane fo 81 days.
M cojiee t0J Ramsey 4 Co; vessel TO u n kDjity
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

bus attracted very litte attention as i seems 10
be the general impression that the prescriptions
OF the law treating the slavery question is consid
cred as virtually dead letter from the very date
OF its publication.
COOLIES FROM CHINA.
Chinese laborers continue to arrive. The steamer
Fatchoy brought over 900 OF this unfortunate
people, and ofiicial notice has been published OF
the expected arrival OF the Irurac Bat with the
same number. other vessels now IN China are
engaged in the same traffic, which yields an I'M
mense profit to shipowners and all engaged 10 ~ a
passenger or the Fatchoy has informed your
correspondent that the vessel went rom pom.
point kidnapping Chinese; others were nveig,eu tSeu
on board by spectators or svagabonds, as Sney
are called there, who receive $50 for each one o.
their victims. AS soon as tney anrms aus
on board they are slowed away below IN lIons
until the full complement was received, which
was ten times the number the capacity OF tne YES
sci allowed. The horrors OF the tTamc anu the
voyage of the Fatchoy can easily De imagined.
THREE MUTINIES :.
and an attempt 10 burn the steamer TOOK R pace ICE
such occasions fired into the Chinese and adopted
other severe measures, such as hard knocks ana
scalding water, until the tnmults were quelled.
The loss on the voyage OF the Fatcnoy on TINS ac-
count and deaths from sickness and sunering was
over eighty Chinese.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IA, 1879.
CLEARED.

Steamship Celtic GBr,, Murray Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of Brussels eBr Brooks Liverpool via
Steamship India Gr). Brown Glasgow-Henderson
steamship America NG Bussins, Bremen via South
Steamship Washington Gr), Roussan Havre-Geo Mac
Steamship City OF Havana, Deaken, Havana-F Alex
steamship Magnolia. Palmer. Hamilton. Bermuda-wm
= Steamship " Clyde, Cole, Galveston via Key west-c
steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New orleans-Frederic
Steamship Steamship George Washington, Quick New oreansH
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Low
Steamship San Jacinto Hazard, savannah-w CARR.
steamship Champion, Lockwood. Chareston-H = R Nor
steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, Morehead City, NC-Murray.
steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk-od Dominion
Steamship Isaac Bell Bakeman, City Point and Rich
Sohn Stson sasS wntsrs Georgetown DEG
steamship, Fanita. Doane, hiadelpha-Lorlard
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H r Dimock
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-ferguson
Bark Lilies CBr). Gusswem. London-Peabody, willis
Bark Jane Muir (Br) Crosby, Cork or Falmouth-Boyd
Bark Frank CNor), Nielsen, Cork or Falmouth-runch,
Bark Francisco dtaD. Totero. Cork for orders-A p
Bark Edsvod Nor, Smith, Queenstown Falmouth
Bark W Whiting tBr, walters Hamburger Nevus
4 Son.
Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill Malaga-Tupper 4 Beattie
Bark Evening Star (Br), Chick st Jago de Cuba-Way-
Brig Ringleader lBr), Church, Trieste-G Bulley
4 Co.
Brig Bride (Br), Brooks, Laguayra-Boyd Hinckcn.
= Brig Holbrook DAM Ridgeway, Pernambuco-R
Brig Louise Price (Br, Bomhom, Port au Prince-R
Brig Centaur. Stanley, st stJago-Jas Ward 4 Co
Brig John Swan. Rumball, Cienfiegos-Hand Swan.
Brig Harmony tBr), Beck, Port Caled0Dia-W Wood
Brig Branch tBr), wyman, Halifax, Ns-p R pewoif
Co.
Brig VIM Mallory Burrows, Galveston-C H Mallory l.
Co.
Schr A II Lcnnox Gray. Cape Hayti-R Murray, Jr
Schr A Fitch, Fitch, Montego Bay-G Vessels.
Schr Israel Snow, Pease Port LemOn-B J Weinberg
schr Kolon, McKinn st George Observation-Disclosures
4 Co.
schr Leavtt, Stephens, Mosquito Inlet-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Carrie Webb, Homan, charlcs,on-Bentley Gil.
derseeve Il Co. -
schr Ben. Davis Wilmington, nee Powell.
schr Delmar Ireland, Newbern, NC-Madson Holmes
Co
schr Mary Jones, Brown Norfolk, va-Isaac R sta.
piles.
sehr Bryan, Camp, Richmond, va-slaght
schr Harriet Thomas Van Cieaf. Baltimore-w chal-
schr slas McLoon, Spear, Jr, Rockland-J B Hayi-
land.
schr Walter c Hall, Tolman, Boston-Chas living
Schr urbana. Allen, Providence-A Abbott.
schr X Forsyth Hobbc, Stamford.
soop Report, Crawford, New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Ss &, Ss
simpson or Ne% York. ane sne ove
o g De- ssen cs
from %sTTs SSr SS
osssn eas SfssfsGo ds al fsy a S.
a s s ~ sS
o r oln ana Ms5 TT9%P
Rocsand M for do Denanse, ThorndIe do Tor DO; John
fgS SS ID New g:s
for Virginia; Racer, Howard, Providence for Cold
NEW LONDON, Dec ls-Arriyed schrs Eva, Hoboken ;.
shaiPshoeter Cold aavt Spring M for Mystic
NEW HAVEN, Dec ls-Arrived schrs Hattie Collins,
rowland HSSoen hardee Port
Cle.red-schrs Franklin Pierce Farrell, New York;
rIts Sns st5as zaek seess Neptune Tyr
Francis neG Hash aoSasn sap
ngham Read, 4 wElzabethport; 7 3 Lyman, nm. do for
sfE Ei5fs. ssase hA%sS
sw wams Morrill, ssT
sQ95s Ades Smith Port
70. Fan fs% Ethan sn
nssd:s Sss.oy Mss New Es. s.
F oSs.p Sss o s fsn.
PE from be- pcsso
fhifS6fHFh bia
whsdsn Hercules Wnnst ana hassssnassS afSs Perss Hs
aa Sso
T Bsaret saqe saq vaaiS hsSs
Bright Catharine, and Grace Wood, Candy. Boston;
Cain and Lizzie Rcbnsen Boston b n'NaolsS
sssss
aeG knhd t %
forsn se Ses oso
Al nna other brig
have gone to sea.
o9 pss new YORK; ss se E.'ss Rs
ae nsS E'ss
lin, Buckln. Martinique; willard, woodbury.. Ha}
s11e sfR!i
Johnson Lynn Cyrus Fosset Fierce fe from Wsehaw
PkovipESeE, Dec lsz,Arrlsea steamer VIM ? clyde
for Elem BaSs
Johnson salle W Ponder Thrasher, New York; sloo1
yannaR Below brig Mary % s Rowand s kowlana. FROM
ssiIes@STs Fanny wiets, Ney York; sehrs Ipcs
Fsss5s1s
soR Hob bse eelay as steamship wyano.
oaf? Fso 1sns S1's' nsS
sSs SSSss a
Ceared-Ships Sarah Bell iBr) Ditchburn, Queenst
town; Firenze GtaD, Sabrina, Valparaiso.
SAVANNAH, Dec lo-Arrived, ship Glendower (BD.
Pitts mot Lewis), Hull
llthsailed brigs Puba (sp), Ggardiola, Barcelona,
Aanes sm naEa s
yille, Crowe New York bark Felice, Liverpool schl
Sailed-Stcamshp San Salvador Nickerson, New York;
ship Savannah (NG), Wessenhorn, Bremen: bark Chad
Elwell (Br), Utley, do schr Somerset Turks Island
SALEM Dec l2-ATriyed schSs Addie Murchis, Mer;
tor New YORK Alice Oakes, Parsons, and James II Gaf-
ferty McMahan, Gardiner for do; Lucy Amcs, Bishop.
Rockland for do
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Grosed 9, ne Equator Vim Sox ~ IN ION been sdaXs
Ham Psiias icl Belize, Hon. sidde: Belize $ days,
strong ncrtSsry winds the entire passage been days
SsIs rIindsss:s Als.andr. DAM. vsrssns Areslee
saSys north Nay
Gsd ns
ys:.s e s.gs vi. :.fs
Safa sn
esa .lsse &c, 81 ns s had
rdn Brig SsTs Ayss
weather ays; tfs S.s sssassf rs M
nssSa. ssSS ns,y e s.,a 1,,s .ssss 8, H.ss
ss s snd Started FS sssy
ien ~ ~ saw payk Talisman tBD, from Baltimore for
ssr WV as.a ssas :sss: sswss. y1ssas. H,s1,s
ehr seSr sfp Rss1 RsSsSs s1sDp. T;sgna
schr schr oiszls TMoTsnfe LiEpenSSt Virginia
sioop s'dney" Do" Dorlon. MS smith. INV Virginia.
/Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
StAAmship Neptune Baker, Boston for New York. with
sss 41S D%OGs e. .n0 Mr.
iath 70 Gorham Boardman.
S ssSf sss1 MSr aSsn xavier, e, for
scr wn ssnan seae e Glen Cove 70,
stsamer aaistea Nye, Providence New York, with
mdse and passengers.
.: Steamer Delaware, smith, FAN River new York.
with mdSe ana passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Neptune. Baker, New York for Boston.
Steamship WamsItta, Fish, New York New Bedford
schr Alfred Hall, Dimmock, New York for Cohasset
Narrows
schr Enos Phillips Gardiner, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Ira Laffrinier Coleman, New York for Boston.
schr Richard Law Eldridge, Port johnson for Proyi-
| dencc.
schhr schr american me Smith, New York for Hartford.
| land
schr VIM Anderson, Avery, Philadelphia for Dan
! schr Hattie Perry Perry, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Pacific CHM, New York for Boston
! Schr d Ingraham, Nickcrson, Philadelphia for New
schr Abbe Ingalls, Ingalls, Philadelphia for Portland
Schr Mary Stewart Coombs, Port johnson for Boston
schr John Lancaster Williams, Amboy for Norwich
schr Campbell, Eaton, Port johnson for Boston.
schr David Floyd, Clifford, New York for Newport
Schr Fountain, Gray New York for Fall River
Schr Peter Ritter. Jones, New York for New Haven.
schr Virginia, Cryder, New York for Mantle.
| Schr Josephine, Ball, New York for Bridgeport
| Schr Gould. Baker. Elizabethport for Provi-
schr Peacedale, Murphy, ElzaDethport for Narragan
schr VIM W Wood. Wood. Eizabethport for Hunting
ton
schr z Brazos. Smith, New York for Northport.
Scnr VIM Burden, Adams, HOboken for providence
Schr Sparkle, Shropshire, Amboy for Bridgeport.
| schr Surprise. Seaman, Amboy for Boston.
Schr Ivy Bell, Cox, Port johnson for Lynn.
Schr Alexandria Young, Jones, Port johnson for Bos-
4 ton.
| schr G Acken, Mead New York for Stamford
Steamer United States DAVIS New York Fall River
Steamer Gaiatea, Nye. New YORK for Providence.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEXICAN SHIPMAsTERs' ASSOCIATION,
N 81 WALL STREET, New YORK. Dec 13 1872.
The fourth annual volume of the "Record of American
and Foreign Shipping for sS and is is nov ready for
Endorsement OF Board of Underwriters to Records
New YORK, Dec. 12, 1877.
The only Register Of Vessels published in the United
Marine Underwriters composing the Board, is tho
'Record of American and Foreign Shipping Of the shp
Association and they recommend it deserve
F. s. LATHROP, President of Board.
ELLwooD WALTER, Secretary of Board.
The undersigned Underwriters join in the above recon
mendaton g.
John d. Jones, President Of Atlantic Mutual ms CO.
Elwood Walter, President Of Mercantile Nut ms Co.
Alfred Ogden Vice President of Orient Mutual Ins Co
Il. Bleecker, Jr, Vice President OF New York Mutual
ms Co. .
Daniel Drake Smith. President of Commercial Mutual
ms Co.
j. r. Paulison President of sun Mutual ms Co
F. s. Lathrop President of Union Mutual ms Co.
Applications copies of the Book to be addressed IL
the Association. For the Association,
80 T. ". ELLISON Secretary.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
Fair at st. Mary's Hall.

The work OF erecting a new and handsome
seeple on the Church OF St. Mary, Star OF the Sea.
South Brooklyn, is almost finished. The distance
from the ground to the top Of the cross which sur
mounts the spire the third highest in the city, is
1se feet The worthy pastor, Rev. Eugene Cassidy,
the church, and the cost OF the entire work
win be about ten thousand dollars. Four
thousand dollars has already been subscribed and
in order to obtain the balance requisite-$6, ,000-a
ladies' fair has been opened IN the scnoohouse
adjoining the edince, st. Mary's Hall. The tables
abound with useful and ornamental articles just
suitable for the holidays, and amable ladies are in
constant attendance each evening. The cart
Gallery' and .'Post Onicen are among the most
commendable novelties OF the affair." which ia really
deserving OF patronage.
Opposing Atlantic Avenue Assessments.
Application for writ or certiorari, to review the
proceedings taken in improving Atlantic avenue,
IN the town OF New Lots, was made before the
Supreme Court, Justice Pratt yesterday. Theap-
pcati0n is based on the ground that
the property OF the owners has been i'm.
properly assessed for the sum of $4,000 as
ows:-$27,o00 the difference between the
price demanded by the lowest bidder for the work
and the amount paid to the present contractor for
the work; the sum OF $14,3O0, the amount which
should have been deducted and paid by the con-
tractor on account OF failure to do the work &C.
cording to the specifications, and also the sum oi
$3.50 for failure to grade the centre ol
the avenue. It was also contended that the
description in the assessment rolls was incorrect
and that the action OF the Board OF Supervisors In
| levy!ng assessments without notice was illegal
In opposing the motion 1t was shown by afidavits
OF the engineers in charge OF the work that 1t had
| been properly performed, and 1t was further con
tended that the supervisors mad acted IN accord
ance with the law. The Court reserved its de
| csiOn.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
SAILED.

Washington Havre; India Glasgow; America Bremen
Great Western, BTistol Magnolia, Hamilton Bermuda
Meade and Geo Washington New Orleans San Jacinto,
and Montgomery, savannah: Champion, Charleston
ships Twilight San francisco; Helen Morris do Elsi-
don; La Plata Bnenos Ayres; Victoria Perez, Mara:
caibo; Prudente, Gibraltar; Evening Star, brigs
Havana David Faust do; Ernest & Marie, Glbara
Ind y
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
G U B a..
The Gift Flag Of the Madrid VOLUNTEER n Of
Liberty Presented to the AntiP Is
Volunteers for Slavery.
Entrance Of the Historic Ensign to the
Island Port and the Fuss and
Fury Of Its r Aception.

Ths Roar Of Cannon and Choir Song Of the
Cathedral-The Ger Smmial Concluded in the
Temple Of Colr .mbus-Bun Batting, Balls
and the DR. ,ama-spanish Cabinet Con-
Germ Tor the vicsregal Sword Of
Stat Life Sketch Of Distin-
g,nished Candidate Bond Labor
or Free and the Blot Of Slav-
ery-The Black Flag Of
''vagabondim" Wav-
ing in the Sun Of
Celestial Asia
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
A New Gsnurcn.

Rev. Father O'Riely, the Dewly appointed pastor
of st. Stephens Roman Catholic church, CarroI
street. near Hicks, is taking decisive measures TO
ward relieving want long experienced by theJ
Catholics OF that parish He Ia raising the funds
requisite Tor building church 70 replace the pres
ent humble structure, which is Inadequate TO meet
the necessities OF the congregation being far too
small 10 accommodate the numbers who attend
service there. subscriptions are being taken, and
iar IN aid OF tie object ia view will be opened on
Saturday next
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

At the annual business meeting OF the trustees
OF Plymouth church, heldson Friday evening, IL was
shown that there were 2.is4 names now upon the
registry OF the church. From the Treasurer,s re.
port II appears that the annual collection
amounted to $l5,554 97-for the poor, flO7e ls;
pew rentals 100000; contributions or three
schools, $3054 SO. Total, f7a 6s3 65. The treasury
Is al present overdrawD TO tue extent OF seyerai
thousand dollars.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

county for the term OF three years and three
months in the Penirentiary. The prisoners, who
were handsomely attired, and rather intelligent
Losers store, Fulton street, month ago. Wilson
claimed to be music teacher from Baltimore, and
Hogan stated that she was a dressmaker and q
resident of Philadelphia The latter has served
one term in the New Jersey State Prison. George
storey pleaded guilty TO grand larceny, and was
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
Incendiary Fire.

Shortly before one O'Clock yesterday morning
nre was discovered in two story frame, at the
corner OF Sackman and Herkimer streets, East New
York, and the flames soon enveloped the structure
which was burned TO the ground. The building
which was unoccucied. was owned by Theodore
Young. The loss Is about 81, 500 The hre was the
work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
Funeral of Alderm an Walters.

The funeral OF the late Alderman Walters OF the
Nineteenth ward, will take place from the resi-
dence OF his family, in Rutlidge street, at two
O'Clock this afternoon. The nags OF the city and
mourning streamers have been noating halfmast
since Thursday last The Aldermen viii attend
the funeral In body, and the remains will be in
TERED in Greenwood Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

There were 423 persons arrested in the city OF
Brooklyn during the past week. The chief offences
consisted in intoxication and violation OF city sr-
dnances.
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Tax Recefuts.
Police Record.

The taxes received by Collector Burrows during
the week amounted to SASS, ,967
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

Judge Moore yesterday sentenced two sbopIfters
Annie wilson and Mary .>pn Hogan, 10 serve the
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The NEw York HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitestone, IL aud the sameis
now open for the transaction Of business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
As there is other elegraphic communication with
whtestone, the Herald Line win open all business
and private messages and the attended to with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages twenty-five cents for words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messagcs-For message Of twenty words
less to be delivered board vessels OF Thitestone
dolar five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
Herald Ofice, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald Ship News ONCE, pier No l East River
Herald Branch OfAce No l265 Broadway
Whitestone Dock. whitestone. Ii.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun srs AND MOON !, 1ssna s,SM WATER >,
Moon SETS. ...eve 10 He'll Gate. :. morn 10 16
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER
Steamers sa1s Destination oaee.
Minnesota Dec. -. Liverpool. .l2s Broadway
Oceanic. Dec. 81 Liverpool. g Broadway.
City Of Paris. Dec. 81 Liverpool. Us Broadway.
Weser Dec. = Bremen. Z Bowling Green
California Dec. n. Glasgow u Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1872-12-15
ONWARD AND UPWARD

n,AyLoR's GREAT COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND
Il CATTLE fooD Is the finest Condition Food that has
ever peen pul on the market 1t purlfes the blood,
Ioosehs c skn makes flesh and gives beautiful glossy
coat IL mas received the highest endorsement from
stock owners veterinary surgeons ana the through
%outtne % country Send Tor circulars ~ TAYLOR NIGER
SOIL CO., ~ Bridge street
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

ONE DOLLAR.

The propretors OF the Original Dollar Store 667 Broa
way under the Grand Central HOTEL display finer linz
Of goods this than they have before offered I'd
The New York herald., 1872-12-15

OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTH OF DECEMBER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
The Times Don't support.

IT., cL. T :: o,;
ho 0nio"S' ''no' 10 0e' '''''y f""
Den, OF al western newspapers, 10 speak
for the Democratic party. 1t has up
held the party banner through good re-
nor, and ay;l ranor, has suG-rad Inns
-NtO1
h"oWh u"rh uhyo d wen "s ~ 'S,'l u"y =
anu Is qnalihed TO gauge every throb CT
the party pulse. It's temporary suppress
sion durino the war deepened il in its
olla,s;. IA ID, l.; o.;-
ton to Renublieanism more prominent
and permanent. And now. though the
Democratic leaders and press have turned
sumersaalt and taken to embracing
their reyiler the Times is not so Gacile.
IL cannot so soon forget 1t has all
nlone ,pposed Mr. Greeley his endorse
ment and his nomination it finds equally
distasteful. and acts Of "snpreme folly"
Now, on the dny Of Mr.. Greeley's nom.
nation. it gives firth this significant ut
ternnce:
The Times has onnosea Mr. Cree,ev,s can
didacy from AN earnest desire to promote the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
The Next Pope.

The Perseverance, of Milan publishes
some extracts from pamphlet on The
Rights Of the Powers ut the Concla,e,
which is attributed to an Italian diplo
mntist, and treats Of the policy to be
adopted by various Governments in the
event OF the election of new Pope.
The pamphlet is published at Munich,
and 100 copies of it only have been cir
cnlatcd Referring t. the right OF
France, Austria and Spain to pro- est
against the election of any candidate to
whom they may object, the author says
that Italy, thou-h she may also claim
this right, should refrain from exercising
it on the ground that it is not compatible
with her maxim Of IA free Church in n
free State. lie thinks it possible that
some of the other Catholic Powers might
show equal moderation, and that Italy
would exercise great moral influence on
the Cardinals, most of whom belong to
her own nationality, and who would
have to consider whether it would not
be better to conclude an honorable and
beneficial peace than to he always bring
ing forward pretensions which are now
irrevocuhiy lost. The other Powers, too,
must feel how important it is that peace
and reconciliation should exist between
Italy and The Papacy and that the pres.
ent disastrous conflict should cease
They have no longer the same interest
u. tornerly to exclude one another can
ddates and make the conClave II hot bed
of intrigue Moreover, they have more
or less followed the tendency of the age
to come to an arrangement with the
Church and have thereby lost all claim
to Interfere in the conc,ave Plus IN.
gave his sanction to this state of things
10y not inviting any of the Catholic Gov
ernments to the Ecumenical Council,
although they had been represented ut
all previous councils From this the
writer concludes that the. election Of a
successor to Pous TX. win be free, and
that it ~ill probably lead to n satisfactory
solution of the Roman question, not only
for Italy, but also for the other Powers
who have relations with the Holy See,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-18
LAR CANDIDATE.

" hoover doubted that Horace
Greeley would be nominated at Bal,
'imore, and made the regular Dem
oeratie candidate for President, can
doubt no more. Despite the etlorts
Of Horace White and other whjlom
Republicans who desired that II. G..
should be simply endorsed, the con
ven.lon refused to do other than
sqnareN nominate the erratic philos.
opher as the candidate of the De.
lpoeraey, in the same manner as
Democratic candidates have been
nominated by party conventions
since the days OF jackson.
There were two horns to the di.
lernma, both of which could not be
avoided. To "regularly nominate
Greeley ~ the candidate Of the
Democratic party, il was claimed
by the Liberals would lose him
many Republican votes which lie
might receive If merely endorsed =
while, On the other hand, TO endorse
only, as contended by the Demo,