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the section of the Roman Catholic relief
act of 1929, which provides for the Danish
Society of Jesnsi Mr.. Gladstone, in reply,
said the subject was an important one, and
must be taken into serious consideration by
the government He added that although the
law in question has now been enacted nearly
half century, no steps had yet been taken
for its enforcement.
The National Assembly, by 217 to 233, adopt-
ed the first chapter of the bill taxing raw ma
Cotton hs a shRSsr n0ydsb for t taxes or
President Theirs Is complete. AnPowers have
accepted invitations Of the French Govern
ment to send representatives to q Congress in
Paris to consider the metzical system. Three
Communists convicted by cpurtmartial of par
ticipating in the slaughter of forty-seven host
ages, were shot at Satory on the 18th. One Of
mune"-the other two cried "Vive la Com
mune"
On the 18th an attempt was made to kill the
King and Queen of Spain. As they were riding
through the streets of Madrid, the carriage
containing them was riddled with balls-but
no one was hurt. The horses attached to the
royal carriage received seven shots. Sc. eral
arrests have been made. a. .,
MEXICO.
Afatan.oras, Meeioo, July A.--General Rocha
hs Sa n h .Ss n
18th inst, from an attack of apoplsxy, which
seized him at O'clock p. NJ. Of that day, and
| directed that the flags of the government
should be placed at half mast. The news was
received by all classes with astonishment, and
was not credited until it was confirmed by a
| second dispatch from Gen. Rocha. The Presi-
deney of tho Republic will devolve upon Eerdo
de Te jada, the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court until Congress shall order an eleetion to
fillsthe vacancy. Tejada, until recently, was
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs in President
Juarez's cabinet, but latterly has been in op-
position to the government, and regarded as
sympathizing with the revolutionists although
remaining in the City of Mexico and taking no
active part with the insurgents. The revolu-
tionists in the State of Tamaulipas having
been suppressed, the whole frontier of the
States of Nueva Leon and Coahuila being in
possession of the Government, leaving the in
surgents without a port without single
point of importance, and the country. being
| practically pacifed, the military, on the 23d
issued q proclamation raising the state OF
siege, annulling martial law. abolishing the
/ passport system and other military restrictions
| which have prevailed for several months, and
restoring civil rule.
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Thirty-fve convents and monasteEies in
Rome have been appropriated or partly occu-
pied by the italian Government.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-07-28
Morning Star and Catholic Messenae

The MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the ecclesiast,ea
authority Of tho Diocese, to supply IN
admitted want In New Orleans. and IL
mainly devoted to the intsrssss Of. he
Catholic Church. 1t win not iutsSsere In
politics except wherein thsy intsrfsrs
with Catholic rights, but viii expose
iniquity in high places. without regard -
persons or parties. Next to the spiritna
rights Of all men, 1t viii especially chan-
pion the temporal rights Of the psor.
Approval u ~ Host Ess. AnsAsSsaSp
We approve of the aforssaiA under.
taking, and commend IL to the Us&hol,e,
Of our Diocese.
~. II. ARcHDIsnop OF Nxv onx.Ars
December II. 1857.
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rus,isaso. oaass-zo. 1s4 cssdads,st street
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In the House of Commons Oh the 23d there
was some discussion upon the subject of the
during which significant. question was put
60 tho Government by Sir Robert Peel alter
alluding TO thO fact that GofmaDy had ex-
PEELED the Jesuits; he asked the Premier
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-30
A Last Word.

This is the last opportunity we shall lave
OF addressing many OF our friends in the
country in relation 10 ~" Presidential cleo.
lion now only five day on. We can only
repeat that the >Silrs involved in this cam
paign are IT such molneutous Importance
that he WHO declines to exercise the right OF
suffrage in,urs responsibility greater. per
hAi1s. than he now ima;rinc-. The election
Of GREELEY will bring true peace - Il country
Suffering from the dire results Of state of WAY
already prolonged Tor PARTISAN purposes
and assure freedom md equal rights to
Il rciinitcd people, The election of GRANT
condemns several, if not all, Of the States
ot the Union to four Years more o
military domnation, and thus rctards the
material prosperity of the whole country
But aside from these national questions the
fate of Virginia hangs in the scale. Apathy
~ any extent is dangerous. We need every
Conservative vote to insure thc continuance
Of The excellent State Government secured
IN 1869, and which has placed Virginia 81
i;tI in the lead ul hrr sister States of Tho
South in AL That conduccs H. the greatness
o. Il Commonwealth. Let Us give GREELEY
Il fine majority and elect full Conservative
delegation 10 Congress. Thus only can we
escape the ruin wrought by Radical rule.
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MINISTER WASrErENE ANp THE GERMANS
AMERICAN pEorEcTIpa: * l'ARIs.-Ac'r YORK,
H.to,,rr 1S.--iicurU>CutatiYcS of two Ger
MALI American a-~ncill1nS to-day presented
Hon. EiiM, i. Wu>hluruo IN address On
prc>Siyr Of grateful recognition of his kind
rrss toward German residents OF Paris
during the horrors OF tic >ic.:c in not carry
lp,s out the literal instructions: OF his GOV
crnmcni, bat in the voluntary $arri!Ir" Of his
OWN personal cunInGtS. and "lNIH% cheer.
,i,ly licm ls uWu stores to needy and
starving Germans.
Miui,trr N&-iiburnc. III reply. said I'll"
credit fer h> acts j. due the Administration
Of President t;rJGl. under whose specific Ill
rcrtio,l> IL cumi lied with the request ol Ill"
German Government 10 assume protection OF
the German, IL France. iiJi felt That he cor
rrctlv INTERPRETED the feelings. OF the Coy
Crunlrnt and people Of the United States
when hr followed The iuviilationS OF his own
heart in doug what ne did. II he WIS able
lo$cnd thirty thousand Germans oHt Of Paris
before the gates OF The city finally closed ii
was because Of the unbcundcd libcrality of
the German Government. which furnished
The means. and the French Government gave
hihi every support.
II he was able during the last terrible days
of the siege to secure protection and furnish
means OF support 10 5000 Germans, who
locked To our legation. il WAS because tie
Government Of National Defence call>cd his
position 10 he l,>lwcIed: and il he WAS able
after the Sir@r 10 cuntinCr that protection. ii
WAS hcrall>r 1T had He support Of The French
Republic and the illu%tlious nilil, NJ. Tiicr>,
who is 1t the head o. Che Government and
PERHAPS said Mr.. Washburnc, nothing could
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THE CAMPAIGN.
kisinols--Fnc liberals Hard ut Work.
pcrDlcxity about t!,e LiIwor Cues.
From the New York Tribune. !

FROM TIC new i OEh 1IiDuIlC
CHICAGO, October $50 far as work goes
the Liberals do not suffer any diminltion OF
ardor or industry TO impcriI the brilliant
promise Of the early campaign. For ten days
Vi more the mechanism Of the campaign has
been carried OH with accelerated force, aIdi-
,ional speakers assembling from all parts
Of the country. Pendleton, Hendricks,
Palmer, Trumbull, Schurz, Hassaurek, Bross,
Doolittle, and fifty others almost AS
well known, are impressed for the
rest Of the campaign, and traverse every
section OF the state, their efforts supplement-
cd by Il solid column of local speakers, who
give spirit and character 10 one Of the most
brilliant calvasseS ever carried on i'll the
West. Active canyaSSing has been going on
In this city 10 aStertaiu the forces that Libc-
ralism may rely upon in November. The
political situation Is somewhat complicated
by the temperance question, which threatens
TO disrupt parties quite rs c!icrtually as the
reform measures of the Liberals. The met
Stires 0! the rcccntly-pasScd liquor law have
been I'D operation for some time, and the dis
content OF the Germans is accommodating to
such an extent that the party managers arc
at loss TO decide on 4 proper course. If the
present obnoxious provisions arc rigidly en-
forced the Germans will vote "a. lnasse for
G0:cgnor Eoe;ner, though thus far he has
no. discussed tisat Issue. Frederick Hassu-
srca, spaaEing here LAT aight, was expected
u define the Liberal position on the qles-
lion, but confined himself TO the general Is
sues. a strong force 81 German speakers
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An|ln}oM nlspatfh.
: "WEDNESDAY. -. OCTOBER 30. 1872
The State Fair.

The weather Yesterday was as COCOA rs we
,,,a Mich and The crowded trains, whose
passengers filed our streets gave e'iue''.e
that the people of Virginia arc sun o''i''
:,,tor,stca in the exhibitions OF the state
%crlcutural Society. tAndor coh'le'' ''e
.,e,.,n,,t however, that the exhibition ol
,,cstoyday was No, such as the cii'ZenS oi k'cl''
,,,,,d or their guests from the country had a
,;.,,,, =, rxufct ut The hands of the Society.
Whore the fault lies VIC will not now Under
,,tc Ia saw, FOR we would not Judge hastily,
I'm, The complaint of IN inefficient manage
mcnt il 50 general that il ought not to pass
unnot;ced by the press. Ii i hoped thatthc
Executive Committee will give this matter
their attention, and let the public know WHO
is TO blame. We can and ought TO nave Il
sniendid exhibition at Richmond every year.
and the people are 50 willing 10 contribute
of their money and goods to this end TINT we
cannot sec how anything but persistent old
,ogvism and lack ofapprcciation oG!ll "oru
lar needs can deprive us Of it.
But in saying that the exhibition Is III
some respects a disappointment "" d" not
wish TO leave the impression that there are
not many things of interest to hc seen al 'h'
Fair Grounds this year. ON III" contrary
there is 4 great deal 10 interest, a;nt'&c' ana
instruct the visitor. and the display l. such
~ no merely local fair could present. h"-
silc.. we arc 10 have to-day and on Friday
the cycr-pcpulnr hurdlc-iacc>, i'll which
excellent riding and III exciting contest for
valuable prizes may hc expected; and on
Thursday, if the First E""imcnt Of No'un'
tccr. will accept the rather uDgr1mi"us inv
taticn OF the Executive Committee ~ visit
the Fair Grounds with their guests from
Washington aud other cities, the military
parade will suffice 10 attract the greatest
crowd OF the week.
The interesting programme for to-day ar
pears in our local columns.
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ssEaE'EsS.

Died. on the eth instant. al the re:i,lcmcc OF
in the seventy first year al her age.
Alexandria papers please copy.
Died on Ike 10Th instant. al 81 O'Clock 4. NJ. at
tue residence OF his parents. corner Of Wilkins
burg avenue AMI Slate street. Fulton. WILLIE
KSON. son OF Gideon ". and Mary Jane Morriss
;lgcti eighteen months and twelve days.
And tlier shall bc mine. saith the Inrd OF Hosts,
In that day When make up my jewels.
The funeral will :Gkc pl1r" ni his fathers resi-
lclc. II 81 O'Clock THIS DAY. October s0th.
Friends of lie family are invited 10 attend without
further notice.
Died. oil The 2s,h Instant at p. NJ, CHRISTIAN
II. SCHAFER. aged two years. eight months and
ten days sun u! Christian aud Catharine Scilaicr.
His funeral will take Eluce from Rev. DR.. lIoga'=
church THIS AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. The
friends OF the family are Invited 10 attend.
Died 81 riciccs. in G"ochland county, Va. on
Friday night, October -. lS7.. SARAH l.: MAYO.
aud eldest tI hicr III George Mayo, Esq, Of Amelia
county.
Died. ,m The 2oih instant. Ill the residence of her
father, OF Mayus Island. AMANDA NORA. Young
est daughter OF Joseph and Amanda Boiannai !;
arcdonc year, one month and two days.
DARLING NORA, thou hast left ne,
We Thy loss most deeply feel:
But It's God who hath hercft ia,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
The funeral will take place from her parents resi-
dcncc at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
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;straight-Out Democracy in Virginia

;StTalght-Out Democracy IN Virginia
and North Carolina.
There were thousands OF people from the
counlrv in Richmond yesterday, and it is
reasonable TO suppose that Ill shades OF polt-
ical opinion were represented. Ncvcrthc-
less, the diligcnt representatives Of the press
We're unable to discover more than five per-
sons who were willing to Join Mr.. JAMES
Lyons in the patriotic work ut framin" IN
electoral ticket for NOBODY and ADAMS. Th,
slim attendance was laid to the account OF
the conflicting statements Of the newspaper,
as to the time of the meeting, sonc liking 1t
at 10 and others IT l. o'clock. Ii i strange
though, that the Five did not receive rein
iprccTcntS at either of the hours named
But YOU cannot easily discourage your thor
ullghbrcd ,;traight-Out, and the experiment
will be tried again to-day. This time lc
there be no mistake about the hour. Reilly
Straight Outs, at 10 O'Clock A. ", and show
yourselves in your might.
For tic encouragement OF thc DJurh"nS,
we may mention tl,ot in North tarolna
where anti-Grcelcy Democrats are rs scarce
as in Virginia, They have II I'>t III clcct"l;
ticket in the field. The proceedings Of IiIc
State Convention occupy three columns oi
the Charlotte Bulhta. but we find only three
names given in the whole report. These arc
JAMES II. IS.ELI, +. II. EEITToN. and :.
FL0URNoY. The meeting was called 10 order
by FLouHSoy. lSBE!I. MAS appointed chair
man, and BnTToS secretary. !SHGL! returned
thanks, whcrcupon it WIS
"Eesoirci. That we TFlunrnoy, E>hc!'. and
Eriltonl, H,. pemucrGcy Of NcTth tu!n!ja0.
iD iaifv ana confirm the nomination al
N'Crnnr and Adams, ana cn,nrsc the plat
lur.n adopted 10y the Louisville Convention.
This tremendously and enthusiastically &C
compli>hcd, FLorEHoY and lsTEIL were aI'-
pointed Il committee 10 frame an electoral
ticket, and having done 80. the meeting: ad-
,i9urne,l in the hope that the ticket thus put
forth will not have time to fall to pieces be-
fore clcction-day.
Will the Five follow the example OF tie
Three?
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

W. ~ Nj" 2sFsR y E~S-
WILLCON Il GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINES
ARE
THE BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
BECAUSE
Their sewing Is elastic, stronger and more durable
than any other.
They are the Understanding machine.
They sew faster than any other machine.
They last longer without repairs.
They are the only really silent machine.
They arc infinitely easier managed.
They all kinds Of thread from the original spool
They change work wi;lcu, trouble or loss Of time.
They do every kind Of woGk equally well
They are the best IN every particular, which can be
proven on fair trial
One months trial free Of charge Is given to ali re-
sponsih!c applicants.
Full information sent by mail 10 all applicants.
JAMES +. A.G!EBS Proprietor.
WILCOX & GIBBS OFFICE,
oc % l. Ninth street, Richmond Va.
Coz HOME SHUTTLE So
p.-o s G-MA lines
FLORENCE SEWISG-MACUINE ROOMS
No. G01 BROAD STREET
WILSON MACHINE NEEDLES for sale.
oc l9-eodlmH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-30

TENO THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
X CbENTY.-Iou are hereby notified that tie
TAN-BlLLS for the townships OF Tuckahoe, Broo :
land, Fairfield, aud Earnl will be rcIdy for collie
ton II ti:e county cnur'-horsc from the 4TI To
which time they by law pass out of the treasurer
hand Into the township collectors, with an al Il
tion:l five per cent.
WILLIAM NJ MCGRItDER,
oc 3J-lm County Treasurer.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
As DONE at THIS OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-30

II \ II r H-CLOSETS -WHY THEY
RI SHOULD BE USED AND INTRODUCED.
They arc conducive tn health promo tive OF COM
fort and purity; are COVE lent and portable. They
can be used In amy part ar fucr Of the house. In
fact, their value cannot hc cvrrcstimated for deli
cate females, little children, Cor the use Of Inn
movable iasaida.
l.. WAGNER & CO., druggists, Agents,
30.?ts Sixth and Broad streets,
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s'E'EsNETE'ssE. Ac.

1AMitS T.. BRAGG. 2U1. corner Sccondn
80 and Eroad streets. has r.,w an harl and y
CONTINUALLY receiving" s,,yrripr .trrk or NJ
CHAMBER. pth!.o.. ani D,HlN;i-EOnN' !
F!'R<ITt'.f. which he is selling Tor cash Is lnv:
n: ear IL, bought in lh, city. Also hand, MAT
rElSSf:S al MI descriptions "f my own make.
Uphostcrin2- and Furniture repaired Al the shortest
notice. : lS-3m*
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IUME AND SEE
y THE SPOTTED TIGER
,,r S,,It,tI'S CI;;Ai, AND NEWS DEPOT.
lin2 MAl% STREET,
\ terrible name for one If the most i'ioceht
fair. AMI amusing .,.,...
ever offered la the public: IN" Eol' ohlcr 81 VIZ,
rni"rrri-r j. IL maze the store II" centre 81 ~
1rg,fiou Tie lucky Gacs have Il chance 81 noi;iln
i. t,u lir,s Tie value ri ;hrir ini"~tiHcnt "illI'
t.. y;l,..,. luck woi - :@auSt Them ale sure 10 re-
,.c;yc TIE. vain" ri their lun;'t'v ~
EVERYBODY trIS \ PRIZE.
~ rrT-..f.~ drawing y p"tIr which They nave 10
rs Tor rrr,.i,r ~, irl va!rr of III" n!nn"r they
paid IN Isar~. iolr.rc. furnishing Goods. fah'S
or. - rt.lf- Lrp% SCIIAAP.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Cigars,
A!cci&ci'aEu and ot!tcr ftrcS.
r,oo-".; r.rrd.C;tis. Fancy tfruH-. ~.
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.2si7.5.sE .ss =.

E5ArS CT THE LATEST M --AlE9
I z ruKTtn SrlLt.%--:I Straw, VII 7Is=ttt.%ttH'
We. ana F,'t--Li w -st"3t.;
MADAME UENfi.MtNS.
mn, ~. MINI Slrrnt.
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rr,r ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AND
,rrsr PARTISAN CLOAKS AND DoLMAN
c,corEs L. rRICE e co. have In their
yl,,wl-room every novelty in this line.
BROCHE LONG and SQUARE siiA"L''
DoIMAN sACQUEs ami CLoAhs'
STRIPED and PLAID SIiAWLS,
RICH ROMAN SCARFS, &C, &c. oc 2'
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INFECT IMPORTATION.
50 casks BASES ALE.
SO casks ALLSDp'S ALE. ..,.,,,,,,
50 casks Vim. Younger. ED!NGhI krt'. MI.
loo casks GUINNESS PORTER, D".HS y ~
bert's bo.tling; ,,.-ns
80 dozen PEEK FREAN CRACKERS,
rs cases Colnar's u. ). +. MlSIAhp-i "
l. and In tins;
IRISH WHISKEfS. . ,>.,,rS
HENNESSY and MARETr's BRANDihN
SuERRlES Of superior qualities
GEISIEE'S CHhMPAGNF~. ,,n
We otter these goods II New York prices WIN
freish:s added. $50.
900 dozen 3-b. and IN. Peaches,
ieo0 dozen :-h. and e-tt. Ioina;ut's,
2Su dozen WiuSlow's Corn. >. rt
at Baltimore prices, al ot the best packers ~ ts''"
more. 4. BALMFR s 60.
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