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Mr.. Skinner has much to say upon the c0nstitu-
tionai amendments and the reconstruction mea-
sures or Congress He objects strenuOusly to the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, both for
what he deems their unwise extension Of the basis
OF suffrage to the ignorant blacks, and for their
disfranchsing and prOscriptive spirit applied to
the whites. He proposes to cure the evils OF unin
telligent suffrage by requiring an educational
testify amendment Of the constitution.
LINDA AND PAsQUIN. BY Francis s. Saters.
Sutton 4 Co. Under the title Of "Linda and Pas
quin" Mr.. Salters presents US with poetic rem
dering Of an old Spanish legend which possesses
some elements that ought to have secured it OBJ
liviOn. Perhaps we cannot better characterize the
story than by line OF the authors:-
A tale Of fancy welrd-if not mad
But while we think the subject scarcely q
nt one TO write about, we must allow the treat.
ment Is at times marked by picturesqueness
and vigor full OF promise Mr.. Salters has an
artists eye for color and effects, but unfortunately
has not yet acquired the power Of conveying his
thoughts with precision. Many OF the lines are OF
quite remarkable beauty and power; but in many
the eect is spoiled by the njudicious selec-
ton Of words. little care would have made the
author avoid the mistake OF sending his hero
cumming chorusn and at the same time blowing
from his lips "thick clouds OF 0palescent hue" But
In spite of inaccuracies Of language this little work
gives promise OF better things.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
OBITUARY.
Right Rev. Bishop Goss.

The Right Rev. Doctor Goss, Roman Catholic
Bishop Of Liverpool. England, has just died sud-
aenly at the college building OF the church in that
town. The right reverend gentleman attended
divine service in the college during the morning,
and at four O'Clock In the afternoon visited some
few OF the Roman Catholic schools In the district.
AS he was sitting down to dinner at halfpast six
O'Clock in the evening he was taken unwell. DR..
Btckerstaf was soon in attendance but the Bishop
never recovered consciousness. DR.. G0ss was born
at Ormskrk, Lancashire July 5, 1914. He was con-
secrated, September Is, 1863, Bishop OF Gerra and
coadutor OF DR.. Brown, Bishop Of Liverpool, on
whose death, January Is, 1856, he succeeded by CO.
adjutOrship, to the Roman Catholic see Of Liver
pool which comprises the hundreds Of West Derby,
Leyland, Am0underness and L0nSdae, In Lanca-
hire, and the Isle OF Man. Bishop G0ss was nifty
eight years of age He was born on the 5th of July
In the year 1914. His father, who was Protestant,
was In business in Ormskirk; but the Bishops
mother being Roman Catholic, he was brought up
In that faith. and studied for the priesthood, going
first to the College Of Ushaw, and afterwards to
college In Rome, where his course OF study was
completed After his admission to the priesthood
he and the Rev. Canon Fisher established st. Ed
wards College, for the education Of ecclesiastical
and lay students.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. II, 1872 Z
!, me Kings Ministers have 0fficially announced
the termination Of the Spanish insurrectionary
revolt Ut Ferrol.
The government dispatches report that the
insurgents, fearing the result Of attack, began
20 disperse during the night, which was dark and
stormy Some took refuge on board the vessels
they had seized and sailed for Seijo.
FLIGHT UNDER FIRE.
Another party Of insurrectonists fed through
the town under the fire Of the troops, and about
hundred were captured.
R0YALIsT ENTRANCE TO THE ARSENAL.
The government forces this morning entered the
arsenal, meeting with no resistance.
Four hundred insurgents renamed within the
walls, oil OF whom were made prisoners.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

A List OF Those Drewncd When the Pro-
peller Went Down-Statemento or the
District inspectors.
MMwAuKEE, Wis, Oct. II, 1872.
The following Is o complete list Of the names OF
those lost BY the sinking Of the steamer Lac La
Belle III. Freeman, N. W. Gilbert, p Wyener, R.
II. Mppincott w. Smith Dunning, Henry Sparks,
Henry Adams second cook) and a man whose
name is unknown, who was working his passage.
The inspectors, william Fitzgerald and Thomas
Humes, in theL statement, close as follows:-"The
sound throughout; her boilers and machinery were
In good condition, and her outfit was complete,
and she was believed by US to be one OF the
staunchest steamers within our Jurisdiction. She
was easily loaded drawing but eleven feet OF water
with three and q half feet OF side above water
The heavy sea In which she labored on the night or
her loss caused her to spring leak that no human
foresight could have previously determined or OBJ
Waited, and she succumbed to similar influence
under similar circumstances"
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
KINGSTON DRIVING PARK.

Last Day or the Trotting Meetiqg-Large
Attends dancc-COrone X. and lilly Flor
ence the winners OF the Double Team
Race, and Gloster the 2s25 Purse.
KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. II, 1872.
This was the third and last day OF the Kingston
Driving Park Association races. The attendance
was very large, and everything favorable for the
snort. The track has been In magnificent condi-
ton and the weather splendid throughout the
entire meeting. The managers are highly satisfied
with the results OF the first annual meeting. both
financially and as regards the nne show OF stock
and the good time made In the several trotting
events.
The irst race to-day was for purse OF 5000, for
double teams. Five entered, and the contest was
won by william McMah0n's bay geding Coroner X.
and william Florence's bay geiding Billy Florence.
Time, ,2:41h-2a5k-2A1n
The second and last race OF the day and meeting
was for purse OF $3.50, for horses that had never
beaten 2:27. Great interest was manifested
by the turfmen OF the vicinity In this event,
and the best stock OF the meeting entered
for the purse II required four heats to decide II,
being finally won by Alden Goldsmith's bay geding
Gloster. Time, 2:2sh-2:sk-2:3Sx-2:3
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

osissrs q Hsvpspsrs Hsseiisy Between the
Radical and Ultra Spanish Parties


HAVANA, Cuha, Oot- IL. fs12
Advtces IRON Porto Rico to the eth have been re-
eeived.
The government had seized en- edition Of the Don
ca,s1sao. . sstirscsi newspaper. published In the
Interest OF the ultra spanish party.
The rsalcai journal says that the radicals intend
70 sorm volunteer companies a. well a. the uitras.
ne Bos~fsn thinks the threat % the journal Joke
but mtruc, n says that the painful consequences
may be imagined N the elements forming the
nucleus Of the reform party be armed.
The Captain General ~ Porto Rico has dismissed
saturino Koguero. government empIoye, because
Ne was assistant editor Of the Don Cnndido.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

Secretary Robeson LEFT the Fifth Avenue Hotes
The Countess de Moltke has apartments at the
ClareRdon Hotel.
Captain Haines OF the steamship Abyssinia, IL at
the New York Hotel.
Colonel W. j. Clements, OF Savannah il staying
at the New York Hotel.
Rev. DIR. d. s. Fergus OF England. Is sojourning
at the New York Hotel. rsr
Caleb Gushing went from the Astor House to
Washington last evening
General r. d. SewaL OF Washington has arrived
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel. @
Colonel Du Pont, Of the United States Army, has
quarters at the Hoffman House.
State Senator Benjamin stark. OF New London,
Ii stopping at the Albermarie Hotel.
General Benham, OF the United states Army has
quarters at the Grand Central HOTEL
Mr.. J. Higgins, M. r, Of England has returned to
the Clarendon Hotel from q short tour.
Armor Mori, the Japanese Minister at Washing.
ton. yesterday arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
,Ex-State Comptroller Lucius Robinson. OF Elmira,
is among the late arrivals or the Hoffman House.
Governor sidney Perham. the lately rechosen
Executive OF Maine, has arrived at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel. sAisi44.
Charles Robert Bell has lately died In Edinburgh.
He was considered one OF the best line engravers
or Jhe present period! cwffnF fnmeNN
M. Mttre the French Journalist is at Damascus,
where he writes TO q ConstantinOple journal a let
ter regarding the ruins OF Jerusalem.
Nubar Pacha. the Khedivcs Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has failed in his mission to negotiate iu
dietary reforms with the great Powers OF Europe.
The Emperor william and Francis Joseph are ex-
pected to he present In Dresden at the celebration
OF the golden wedding of the King and Queen of
Saxony next month.
Queen Victoria has assured the Duke of Suther-
land by letter that the happiest period OF her life
since her great bereavement was during her late
visit to Dunrobin Castle.
The sultan has sent to the Emr OF Bokhara. by
the hands OF the Envoy OF the latter. handsome
snuf box bearing His Imperial Majesty's cipher set
In diamonds.
Anumber OF Jesuits who have been expelledfrom
Germany have taken up their residences in Linn
burg The members OF this order seem determined
to remain in bad 0dor. This is mite-y good.
Mr.. William Walsh, the Philadelphia philanthro-
pist, Is at the Holman House. Mr.. Walsh IL an
Indian Commissioner and strongly favors the sIn-
dian tanning" policy Of the administration.
Colonel j. schuyler Crosby, of Albany. is at the
Hoffman House, with his family. He is en- r0tte
to Europe and will sail on Saturday. Colonel
Crosby was well known member of General
Shcridan's star during the war.
Mr.. q. II. Booth, an American, who Ia about to-
return home from Bradford, England, where he
has lived for some years, has expressed his inten
ton to present to that city full-length statue
OF the late Richard Cobuen. The cost will be about
one thousand pounds. Mr. Booth has given more
than one thousand pounds for distribution among
the local charities
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

txssatisa of An Apsshseary for Alleged
frsasn-Insrsassd Taxes to Nsst
he War Expenses.


HAVANA, Oct 10, 1872.
Alexander del RIO. an apothecsry In Remedies
has beea convicted Of treason and sentenced to be
executed.
The nrst northsr OF the season commenced yes.
terday.
decree has been issued creating new ana in
creaslng old taxes TO meet the dencit In the budget
end provide Cor the future expenses OF the war; It
establlshes tar OF 90 on every slave hired out,
doubles the present export duties and the war tax
On real estate. increases the war tax on bankers
and merchants and increases the war tax on i'm
ported goods from ten 20 twenty-five per cent on
the present amount Of duties The decree Ii to 60
tnto eject on the ist OF January, is7a.
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e n q L A N D.
parliamentary Preparation for Leg
islative Reassemblage.
hallway Train or the Track and Fatal conss-
qusncss KxPss1sd- -stsamships in Collision
Flow Of Bullion from the Bank.
TrleeaAms 10 TIVE New Yoax HERALD.

fs.ss .sss LONDON, Oct. II, 1872.
The Imperial Parliament will reassemble In ses-
pton after the prorogatton recess, on the 10th OF
RAILWAY CARS OFF THE TRACK AND DOWN AN EN-
kilograms from the country report that train OF
passenger cars on the Eastern Counties Railway
kan on the track near Kelvedon station, twelve
Scipftnted down high .embankment and dashed to
lpteces.
No details or the killed ana wounded have yet
been received.
STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
The steamships Neera nom Liverpool for Bonn
bay, ana Parthia from New York FOR Liverpool,
were In collision yesterday in st. Georges Channel
The Parthia WAS slightly damaged.
The injury, II any. to the Neera ls not reported.
OUTFLOW OF BULLION FROM THE BANK.
The bullion In the Bank of England has decreased
ESoa,0OO during the past week. .
Bad Report from the scene OF the Rail-
!, road DisastsH
~ LONDON. Oct. II, 1872.
In the railroad accident at KelvedOn, to-day
badly wrecked. Only one passenger, lady. was
KILLED outright. Twenty-three were injured, two
pr three OF whom may die
HUMANITARIAN EFFORT AGAINST PRISON FL0GGING
Agitation has begun for the abolition Of nogging
pt Newgate as penalty for crime. Many letters
have appeared in the London Times and other
Journals urging the discontinuance of "the barbar
bus practice
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
Right Reverend Bishop Gray.

From the Cape OF Good Hope we are informed OF
the death Of the Right Reverend DIR. Gray, Bishop
OF Cape Town and Metropolitan OF South Africa,
according to the vote of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. The deceased was sixty-three years OF
age, having been born In 1909 at Bishop Wear
mouth. In Durham, England. He was educated at
Eaton and afterwards sat- at oxford. He bee BECAME per. per
Of Stockton In 1s45 honorary canon Of Dur.
ham In 1s46, and the first Bishop OF
Cape Town in ls47. 1t was DR.. Gray
when | tie iatser's work on the the H Pentateuch had
been condemned by the c0nv0cati0n Of the province
of Canterbury In 1854. Dr. Colenso, II was found.
however, could not be legally elected. and Dr.
See of Maritzburg as the "Bisn0p OF the faithful
clergy OF Natal.n Bishop Gray was the author OF
anumber Of pamphlets on the Colenso case and OF
various other works relating to his diocese. When
he accepted the Bishopric Of South Africa just 9
quarter Of century ago. the Anglican clergy did
not number more than twenty. As compact, in
c0rporated organisation IL could hardly be said TO
have an existence in the country. He entered
fcing devotion we are accustomed to think
Of when we mention the name OF st. Angus
tine or a st. Cyprian. His vast diocese
to Natal on another. BY incessant EFFORTS ana the
strong influence he brought to bear on the Mother
Church In England ana his mastery power OF
organization his original diocese came to be sub
came to be thoroughly developed; and cathedrals
were built or modified OF more or less suitableness
to local requirements In Maritzburg, Granam's
Town, Bloemfontein, James Town and the Cape.
planted. with generally It's attendant complement
OF schools; and even In the rem0test hamlet,
wherever an English-speaking population was to
be met with, tho departed Bishop made his period
however humble q scale, Tor the maintenance Of
public worship there.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
FRANCE AND AMERICA.
1hs Postal Treaty with the United States Ap
proved-RatiAcations To Be Ex-
changed ct IN EARLY Day.


PARIS, Oct. II, 1872
the new postal treaty between the governments
of the Republics OF France and the United States
the main points OF which have been already re-
ported to the HERALD specially by cable-reduciDg
the rates OF postage nearly one-half, has been ap
proved by the State Departments OF the two coun-
sries. Il has been submitted to the French Minis
Ger Of Finance. who win consider the pecuniary
features OF the instrument and from whom favor.
able report h expected.
Afser that the early exchange Of ratincations is
hntictpstcd.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
TIE TROUBLES OF TWEED.

llim-A Search for the Boss.
1t was rumored yesterday that two indictments,
newly found by the Grand Jury, were against
william M. Tweed. At late hour the belief that he
was the poor unfortunate grew almost into GER
tanty. Mr.. Juds0n Jarvis was very active about
some important business. and visited the office of
the "B0ss," In Duane street, but the lord OF tho
mansion was out. No further Developments traDa-
prcd
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct II, 1872.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. II, 1872
The one hundrcdth anniversary OF the existence
ofsthe church edihce in Pennington, Conn.,, was
celebrated In that place yesterday. President Por-
ter OF Yale College, whose father, the late Rev.
Noah Porter, ID. d., was for sixty years pastor Of
the church, gave historical address In the morn
by M. ElIhu Burritt Rev. Seth Bliss, Mr.. Francis
Gillette, Rev. J. X. Keep, General J. r. Hawley,
Rev. Dr. vermilye, General w. 8. Pierson and
all who joined In the celebration.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION CON.
VENTION.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct, II, 1872.
At the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union Conven-
tion to-day, Mr.. Glennon Of Virginia, onered pre-
amble and resolution, looking to the adoption OF
some plan for the protection Of Catholic emigrants
upon their arrival In this country.
Mr.. Medicroft, OF Philadelphia, moved vote OF
thanks to President Grant for the Interest taken
In behalf OF emigrants.
The President OF the Convention said, in the
MIDST OF q heated political campaign he th0uTht
such . motion was out Of order and he could not
entertain Il.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. II, 1872
horse attached to a light buggy containing
Mrs. Eliza Capen, OF Charlton leaped the fence on
Beacon street this morning, taking the buggy and
It's occupant with him down steep embankment,
sixty feet deep, to the track OF the Norwich and
Worcester Railway. The horse and carriage made
three complete revolutions In the descent, and the
latter completely wrecked. The lady aud
horse escaped without serious injury.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
relfsaAm TO TINE new yoax MeaAlu.

BRUSSELS, Oct II, 1872
4 man Who participated in the Communist revolt
mParis has surrendered himself into the custody
of the police magistrates Of this city. and made q
aeclaration that he was an accomplice OF Tropp-
man, who murdered On entire family near Paris
some time since and was arrested, tried and gul.
10ttned for the crime.
An examination a. to the mental condition OF
the msn shows him TO be Of SOUND mind.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

fnILApkLrHrA, Oct. n, 1s72.
~ an Informal meeting Of merchants held to-day
IN the Phiiaaelphia Chamber OF Commerce. the
following was sdopted;-
nndb q rhlsdslpha BE- held on The za inst AZ
q psvtouinx secretary nouwe 70 reieve the money
mirkss by perchsana e<<WuW of the ring
Eseafy McCuIloch.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. l0-1 A. NJ


Synopsis for the Past Tsoentv.tour Hours.
The barometer has risen In the Northwest, with
clear weather and light northerly to westerly
Winds extending to the Mid Mississippi and
Lower Ohio Valleys and to Michigan. In the
Middle States and New England south
easterly to southwesterly winds and cloudy
weather prevail with occasional rain In the former
on the Lower Lakes continued clearing weather and
light rains, with slowly rising barometer Clear
weather and n0rtherly to easterly winds, with
high barometer, continue in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States.
Probabilities.
On the Lower Lakes the winds will probably veer
to northwestery, with clearing and cooler weather
and rising barometer; in the Middle States, north
OF Virginia. and New England southerly to westerly
winds, reduced pressure, generally cloudy weather
and occasional rain; in the Gulf and South Atlantic
States high barometer northerly to easterly winds
and partly cloudy weather; in the Northwest, and
extending thence to Michigan and Tennessee,
northerly to westerly winds and clear weather.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

william Brierly, thirty years Of age. Of III West
Twenty-ninth street, committed suicide last night
at his residence by drinking muriatic acid. Coco
ner YQuug waa n0tiaed tQ hold On inquest. flr
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
PATAPsCO NAVY REGATTA.

Grand Boating Contests to Come on at
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. H. 1872.
regatta takes place between the New YORK
Rowing Club and the Ariel Club OF this city, dis
tance OF three miles, with four-oared Shells on tho
Patapsco River on Monday next. A race will sub
sequently come on between the three rowing clubs
OF this city.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
The Coming Annual Mcsting-Tho sta
bles now at Pfmlico Course.

BALTIMORE, Nd, oct. II, 1872.
The annual meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club,
on the Pimlico Course. commences ON Tuesday
next, October %, and continues each day during
the week except on Thursday. There will be four
races each day Among the stables now at Ptmlic0
are those OF August Belmont NJ H. Sanford, Colonel
Mcdaniel A Co., John r. Chamberlain, Bowie a Hall.
7. B. a w. r. Davis, with several others Yhe track
81 present " " ane condition.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed the HERALD teie.
graph station at whitestone yesterday
Yacht Alarm, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Kingsand, from New
York for New Haven, to lay up.
Yacht Calypso, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Asten, from New
York for Newport, to lay mp.
Yacht Rambler, Eye, from Glen Cove for New
York.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
G0LDsBoR0, N. O., {

GOLDsB0R0, N. O., Oct. II, 1872.
Convention OF the Colored Baptists OF this State
was held here to-day. large number OF ministers
and iaymen were in attendance. The session Will
be continued tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

SPAIN.


i1hs Spanish Insurgents Dispersed from Ferrol-
Flight Of Some Of the Rebels and surren-
der and Arrest Of 0thsrs-King ANA
deus Troops in the Arsenal.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

Burnotts Miniature TOilets.-EloganE
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing q complete
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted 10 the Toilet Table
and trayeller,s portmanleau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
here
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

The Weather In This CITY Yesterday.
The following record win show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD building
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
BELGIUM.

q Preach Communist ssli.Accused q q Mur-
dsrsr's Aeeomplics.
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

A.-FOr . superb Dress Business Hat
go to ESPENsCHEfD. Manufacturer. l15 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

Political and Rusino,.s Hammer. .~<,
Flags engraved Metal Signs lie t,srug and sign P.r
Ing, at HOJEk a GRAHAM'S, IL Duane street n -
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

sacketes Magic CoAoris Changes tho
Depot l22 Liberty st;ect - 1850
The New York herald., 1872-10-18
THE LAO LA BELLE,

AVtrd8e CempeTHCuIt y0HteTuHy
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ...........................
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

NoyMi havana Lottery.-Prizes Dashed
spanish Hank Bilis TAYLOR Coz, Bankers is wAilsk
The New York herald., 1872-10-18

A.-A.-F0r Cleaning and Dyetng q
to Z. LORDS Office $50 Broadway near Beecker