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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-11

GOVERNOR Scorr's LIBEL SUrT.-Governor
Scott, who is now In this city, received a letter
yesterday from his agent, Judge Tom Mackey,
who was sent to New York to commence
legal proceedings against the New York Tri
bune for Its alleged libel in publishing a state
ment made to one of Its reporters by N. R
nelany. The letter stated that the declara'
ton in the case was fled on Tuesday, the 9Th
instant, in the United States Circuit Court for
toe southern Circuit of New York, Mr.. Henry
oi9~'' the banker, signing the bond for the
cos.s' ana That the case would probably come
up for trial about the second Monday In De.
oemoef. tne declaration was expected to be
puolished IN The New York Times of the 9Th
instant.
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The Charleston Market.


PoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, GOT. 10, 1872.
TIRE CRoPs.-The past week was tfor much OF
the period) warm and dry, and quite favorable
for crop wo:k, which facilitated the taking OF
the product from the nelds. and the entire growth
is expected 70 be under cover at q very early
date. The atmospheric conditions have been OF q
character for some time past TO have the most
beneficial effect on the yie'd.
THE RRoBIPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week. up to Friday last, we're n, l4e bales,
against 81, 2os bales iha week before, and 1904
bales for the time the year previous. At
New Orleans the supplies were 2o,2a4 bales,
in contrast with sle9 bales for the week Of The
year before. The total receipts at the colt on ports
from September lat, 1872, up to the latest dates,
were 2ss, e5l bales. against les, 149 bales last year,
showing an increase OF 1866 bales. The total
arrivals at the principal Southern markets, from
september !, 1872, up to the latest telegraphic
as compared with the year before,
ac folInuc.
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Mass MEETING OF CUBANs.-A meeting o.
the Cuban residents Of Charleston was held
last evening at No. $40 King street for the pur'
pose, of organizing the Cuban Association o.
the South, No. s. The Cuban Association ex
tends alioyerthe United States, and has fol
it, object the furnishing OF epecunlary aid to
the Cuban cause. The meeting was called to
order BY Mr.. Victor Valdez, the agent OF the
association for this State. A permanent or.
ganizatlon was Effected, n the following
officers were elected Jose G. Gomez, presl.
dent; B. L. Morillo. secretary; Jose Rosis
treasurer.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY
N October 10.
,,,,. oon Elves s9X. the bank
rae naH N1;onsois closed money ok, acc0unL
OK Holds OF 1856 ssH. s2esae III ~ nanh ,so,
ENGLAND has been decreased t11a'ooo sihee iaS'
report. PARIS. October 10.
Noon.-hen'e' '' NEW YORK, October 10.
r,or -FreIqhts quiet. Gold dull at 12xal2I.
Governments doll ana nlm St sa ~ s Encna euUas long
~ s!ysenpIIpug.@Money lent low as 8 per cent. this
ar:ernoon for brokers' balance; rate az Dsnk
sharp at Z per cent. and ossE mefcaatle paper ~
ouoted at i0sl2 per cent. Exchange strong az
~. Gold closed at 12Hal8. htghty-ones 16N;
sixty.twUs lbX; sixty.fours 16H; sixty: nvea ~;
new lax, Tennessee skies 70; new TAX. Virginia
sixes Al; new IS, Colsols 60H; deferred 10: Lou.
1siaua tixes 80; new AZ. Lsvee si1ss oo, do
sixe, 78: sevens So. North Carounas ~; new 10.
special tax IL. south Caroiinas 46; new 2sh'oo
and rs.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October 10.
Nrop,-Cotton opened steady; uplaIus Us"
9Xd, Orleans 1oHd: uplands lor OcIopsI Ell ~ aaes
% noS haIes: Orleans for Move nber ehd: ,,,d
venIneNCoIt0n close quiet and STEADY, mluo a
ding nplsnds 9xasXd; middhug ories1 n5, ooTrrn
I'D safes IL, OOO bales; specu allon y ar
CSarlsston for November at skd; ior De'em''
sXd. rvw YORK, October 10.
Noon.-Cot,on easier; sales SIG osie SItnres iasr
eysSin Sl gsoO bales IS follows: oc,seer: j Is aaSa
Sc: November, lsHc; December: on
SIC; February, ls5lc; March saia lsS All, bales; mid.
amy nnIsnds IeTc. orleans 19xc; net receipts
9oI; gross ATS. Sales or futures ASe" DA's"' -
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-
LNA.-A regular meeting Of the Agriculture
Society Of South Carolina was held last eve
ming, at the Board of Trade rooms. The com
mittee appointed at the last meeting to revise
the Constitution and bylaws made their re-
port, which was referred over to the next reg
ular meeting for action. One hundred copies
Of the revised constitution were ordered to be
printed In the meantime.
Dr.. 0ttoA. Moses made some valuable sug-
sestions on utilizing the smmoniacal water OF
gas-wells for tertilizlng purposes.
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OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-we especially invI

OUR PRICES CuRRENT.-We especially Invite
the attention of our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the. utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and a half cents per copy; single copies
five cents.
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BUILDING MATERrAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, BllRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are oil made at his own factory on
Horloeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Maneels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmWlyr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FURcHGeTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, beg leave to that they have
now completed their Stock, consisting o
Dress Goods, Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Notions
Flannels, Blankets, shawls, Domestics, Car
pets, Upholstery, Shades, &C., which will bt
sold at the lowest New York prices. oct4
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LANGLEY is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, with Irish linen fronts, for 81 so. Also
Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all kinds OF
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, at very low prices.
Stitching OF all kinds done to order, at No.
l6l King street. sep12-lmo
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by. calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready.made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auc-
ton and Commission House of VIM. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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COTTON FOB GREAT BR1rAIN.-Mr. Henry
Gard cleared yesterday the British bark Gran
ton, Captain Rowland, for Liverpool, with
fifteen hundred and twenty-elght bales upland
cotton and one hundred and fity.ave tons
phosphate rock.
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.-R. N. Marshall & Bro.
sold. at auction, yesterday, a small wooden
store and dwelling, Situated in Alexander
street, for s7Oo cash.
,Leitch & Bruins sold yesterday, at auction, a
wooden residence, situated on Trapman street,
for $500; one-fourth cash, balance payable In
one and two years. i.s
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General William Quincy.

The bannerraisiHg was unaccompanied By
any ceremony, but at about nine o'clock, a
strong line having been stretched across the
street from the Fireproof building to the rooi
of the opposite residence, the big banner was
flung to the breeze and left there to astonish
the eyes of the citizens this morning and con-
| tribute Its assistance toward the election Of
| the trio Of candidates whose names 1t bears.
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FOR CONGRESS-GENERAL WILLIAM
GURNEY.

MEssRs. EDlToRs-Please announce General
William Quincy as the Republican candidate
for Congress from this district. He will be
supported by the majority of the
REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
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TIE WEATHER.

Tho range of the Thermometer yesterday
.. ,ho drno store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, ON
the south side Of. Broad street, was az ior :
lows: ga. NJ, 6s; 10 A. NJ, 10; IL NJ, Is; z
p. NJ, rs; 4 p. NJ, IA; 6 P. NJ, 72;sP. M'' u.
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Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, shoes, clothing, DC. =:
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, AIMS
store, carriage, furniture, DC.
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m THE PORT OF oHAHIxsToN, ocToRBh ~.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers :coa!sDs
within the State, excepted.
-. STEAMSHIPS. erec
Puerto Rico, Cspau) =. IONS; Eksguerre, at Boycs
cos Wharf, for Liverpool loadlns1RoOers
champion, 1915 tons, Lockwood, g Adgsr'. wharf,
for New York, loading]ames Adger d 60.
| TYNE Oneep, fBrJ - tons, Iaason, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool l0aains7os a Enal0w
Gulf Stream, - tons, Hunter, at Brown 4 co.'s
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A ooor.
tenay. ~ q; a. r1r1
SHIPS. E2>EfS
Nautilus, 1900 tons, speneere AZ Bo5ce a. co.'s
wharf, from Ltverpoel;dischargtng-E WINS.
for Amsterdam. 1 adin9-Lesesne d Wel;s;
Lady Dunersn, (BrD 9s6 tons, Epsns, At Union
wharf, for Liverpool lcading-Henry Card.
BARKS.
aranton, tsr,l ~ tons on ri kSTlsna' o. ass dV0o%%S,
BsnSsii. iFr,, 4s7 tons, Demiau1. at Union wharf,
Tor Hayre, loading-HenEy caro-. 5 : ~.
| Tpjuca,.-- tons. Blsnonafo, IN Asn'Sy n1ves'
from Booth Bay, Ne dlscaafs'ns-o sna'
Thar Sen iBr,) s2s TONS. Lewis. at Atlantic :whaH,
for Liverpool, l~oadtng-Henry caro-.
Wallace, . ions, McSO UamsaIe g. R1as = eo wharf,
Harriet F Hussey, os5 toms, @Ssacsy, at Royce r
CO.'S wharf, for Havre, l~oading-Lesesne
& Wells.
Mary Mckee, 1888 tons, Sharp, at Boyce 4 co.'s
wharf, from Philadelphia, dtschargipg-E F
freeman Dennis, (BrJ tons. Fletcher. at Boyce j.
co.'s wharf, from Belfast, waiting-Lesesne
Lucy. fBr .I512 tons. Grunde,l, at Union wharf, for
Antwerp, loading-Henry Gard. : 3
Ada, (Br,) sis tons. Durkee. at Atlantic wharf. for
Liverpool, l~oading-Ba virgins q GO: =,
AnRdelL, tBr,l - LODE. key: ~ maIsnsa5y Saali,
for q port In Great Britain, lohding-R kure
q co. 81. Is f',i" &
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GRANT, WILSON AND aURNEY.

A decided novelty in political campaigning
In this State was exhibited last evening In the
shape OF q banner.raislng on Meeting street,
opposite the residence of General Quincy, the
candidate for Congress from lhhr district
The banner Is a huge affair, measuring about
eighteen by twenty-four feet, and bearing on
each side oil portraits Of Grant and Wilson,
each about six feet In diameter, and the fol-
lowing inscription:
Union Republican Nominal ons.
For President, Tor Vlce.President
q. 8. Grant. henry WnHon.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNoEMENT.-We have just re.
ceiyed one thousand boxes, each containing
M uuire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without %initlal,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 25 cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Boom.
ieu3f
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TRAT store next to Singer Sewing Machine
Office to rent. Good stand for Millinery busl-
ness or Dry Goods. Apply at Singer Office.
oct9-Hfm
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New York Naval scores Market:

NkW IuKK. OCVUpotx ".
The Daily Bulletin says Receipts today III
pentine continues dun, and In the absencSof Do.
mand prices are weak and lower. We. quote st
the close at &c for merchandise. order. salea l2s
bbls at e2c. >.Rosin has beerts tribe moro a1sfve,,
but toward the close the tone was ieSSief. SALES
900 bbls good strained ct $780, and 1900 bbl1 low
No 2 az 81 IS, lao. bols good strained ct s. 90, and
at the c.ose 1000 bbls do at 81 30 Isl. The 1ner
grades are quiet but unchanged sales, in6frde.
40 -bbls pale at 81 rs, 100 bbis.do at S., and:to bble
extra pale at SIS u.s. Tar Is scarce and held higher
We quote westinghouse $4a4 u and Whining.
ton 81 12Ha4 Is. Pitch fairly active q inrm;
aalea $50 bbls' CITY at Slt0 delivered. 9fsff*a
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EIporu.

LIvRRPOoL-Per Br bark Granton-1528 bales
upland cotton, los tons phosphate rock. -
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Uharleston-l2s7
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VTAN DEUSEN'S WORM CORRECTIONS
v rMsde OF Pure Santontne) sS-
Pheasant, reliable and enectlal; has stood To
test Of many years.
Err sale Wholesale and Retail by
DE. B. BAER, Ho. In Meeting E.eet.
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CHrLDREs's PoRrRArrs.-some Of the most
beautiful children's pictures we have ever
seen. are those made at the photograph gal
fery of Mr. 8. T. souder, the we'll known
King street artist. For gracefulness of posi-
tion and beauty and brilisncy Of finish, they
cannot be surpassed.
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Int,rIor ootson Marksaa !

=. !sUIfRR, October e..
About 2T9 bales have been sold since last report.
The staple has been IN good demand. with an ad-
ordinary l6Xc, low middlingo l6Kc; rmidditnx
i'S0' s'e'0' ni''ADs IBsrvnIr October. {.
Owing to an active foreign demand, thl! leapN
ports, and our market has responded by an ad-
vance during the past week:ol. 10 pep poand.
We now quote low 70 strict middling l6kta 1syke.
ID - E2wBRRRY, October \.
Cotton is quoted at leac :, {. o, 4, hs,s
Cotton Is quoted a. i''. RooK All, ocssbsf7
During the past week our market has advanced
l7Xc, bus to-day there Is > more. conSerTAtiye
feeling, and we quote middltnEs az l6AaieNc.
Sales Of che week eo8 balea: sa...s
Market dull and weak; low midditnss r17Ss:
0 MoNraoxRr. Octobers.v
Cotton steady good Ordinary i7e; strtcs good
ordinary l71o; low middhngs slTho; miaanns
Ike. - ,.s.-
Sales OF cotton to-day los bales; middiing Ito.
al .ss --trs tIy'&S5's-s ~
New York Rice Market. iisss}5:
~ . new YORK, October 9.
The Daily Bulletin says: There Il Q limited
business doing and foreign grades are unchenR.
ed. -Oarolinas' are weak and on alracton, with
sales Of 60 tcs at 7xaSc; also 100 bags Rab9csn az
6Xa7Kc, and so bags Pains at fasc.
wiil1minston aaIkst- ss
WILMINGTON, October Q.
SPIRITS TURPsNTNR.-sa,es OF only 26 casks at
SIC per gallon for southern packages
RosrN Sales to-day Of $50 bols OF 81 for extra
VA, 4 & "a 4 & f sns ~ a IS; ,si st Y sssso S
/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hm nkStbEd
go CENTS on yellow dip and virgin. The receipts
and sales this morning were Ito bbls at - 10 for
hard. aud IS for gelloWi dip rama vtfHtpAD
T~AR.-Msrket steady and unchanged. sales OF
so bbls at So 80 per boL2
CorToN-Hes declined about 10. Sales of1e5
bales. as follows : 4 bales at II cents; Q at17k; 90.
at l7H; A at Tx, uud l8 bales at IS cents per ID
We quoie the MARKET as being quiet and easy.-
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E,norr. or Naval suorea and umpe
from the Port Of Charleston. from
September /, 1879, Co October D.
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sss First Page for other Local m.7,,r..
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CITY A
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
xUcrrON SALES THIS DAY.

r,.candeurL Lodge, A. F. NJ, at n. NJ.
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sales 6222 bales. On Saturday the former was
strong, uplands 9Xd, sales $4,000 bales; the latter
was &c higher, uplinds 1sHc, sales 1854 oal
On Monday the former was active and hrmer, up
lands 9Xd, sales 20, 600 bales; the latter was quiel
and easier, uplsnds 1s,ic, sales 1eSslbales. On
Tuesday tic former was quiet, up!snds sHd' sales
I5, 900 bales; the latter was STEADY, uplanoS lsHc'
sales 2lso bales. On Wednesday the former was
dull, uplands eX@sxd, sales 1900 bales; tne lat'
ter was steady at 1910, GALES 1851 bales. fester-
day the former was easier, uplands sH@s1d; tne
latter was easier at 1910.
The movements In cotton in this market dnring
the past week showed the following transactions
and prices: On Friday, October 4, q firm feelpe
prevailed, which afterward, with an active III.
quiry and better kilograms. caused the rates 10
harden about Nc p ib; sales 1900 bales, ordinary
to good ordinary being quoted at le@17A, low
mlddllng Tx, middling. Tx, strict mlddnpg
17H@lsc p ID. On Saturday there was steaoy
and good demand, and prices advanced h@&c
p fb; sales 1000 bales, ordinary to good ordinary
being quoted at l6X@17K, low lniddling H~
mIddllng IS, strict middlIng 1SAc y ID. on
Monday the market was quiet and dull sales zoo
bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at
18H e17K, low niddlIug Tx, mlddling IL, ssrict
mtddling 1SX@,skc p fb. On Tuesday the mar
ket was easier, and about 10 p ID lower; salea
800 bales. ordinary to good ordinary oeing quoted
at 1oX@17H, low middli1g 17x. mid ding TX
strict mlddliug 1876 p f. On Wednesday prices
declined about Hc p ib, at which rate mere wal
q good demand; sales 1000 bales, ordinary 10
good ordinary being quoted at lsH@l7H, low
mlddling TX, middllng Tx. strict middhng
17Xc p f. Yesterday the market was quiet;
sales 500 bales, say 2 at 16, 4 at 1oH, "a at leH, Is
at l7X, "a at l7x, IS at 171I. 40 at Tx, A at l7h'
2o2 at Tx, 10 at TX, II at 1sc p ID. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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.SUlfRR, October T.
About 27o bales have been soid since last report.
The STAPLE has been In good demand, with an ad-
vancing tendency: We quote ofdlnAtyI16c, good
ordinary .l6Xc,. low mlddlngo DISCRIMINATING
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Wilmington Markst S
List OF shipping

IN the PORT OF GHARlEsroN, ooroBSh 10.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers :ooa!tns
within the State, excepted.
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3 FEARFUL PLOT DISCOVERED.

an anonymous correspondent: ot the Pic.
o4s:ne. who forgot % adopt the form Of cz-
preston first person singular uumIer,
has discovered q conspiracy. Major
Burke has actually been seen IN the .oo1n
where the votes are being counted! 1--WE
demand Of the authorities 70 know Why"
eZciaims the irate detective, and then
mildly asks: lis i proper tia: he should
be there
We hope all The authorities, General
Badgers police, General Emory's troops,
Mr.. Packards marshal's, and General
WaI!on's militia viii be started out after
this incendjary Burke a: once. al the
ballot boxes that he even looked a: should
be burned, for wla: is there to prevent
his bewitcLiDg them 20 the extent that all
the Totes cast for Baauregacd shall be
changed Cor himself or jim. Lewis: We
think Burke should be sent GU: Of town till
the count is ever. and We would add until
Beaurega.d is declared elected. Au! we
want tosee our genial friend again before
the pCesen? century ends.
The P:c4g.a:n. shows an excess Of ma
'ernal anxiety il :1is matter. Major
Burke is !" doubt defeated, bu: the aa1e
o. the SEC esS:Gl man is Lewis.
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MILITARY BOMB4Sr.

IN an address to the French army Upon
a late occasion General Ducrot. who holds
" very prominent place in tie government.
took occasion 70 say 70 tie Germans shat
they would be made 10 lament the torc:ble
annexation Of Alsace and Lorraine. Con-
sidering :hat Germany still garrisons
France with 3 large body Of soldiers, and
is in position 20 overwhelm her anew
with the troops that are hardly yet rested
from their last trip % Paris, what opinion
are we 20 form Of the general who boasts
where he is ?o.er!ess 30 resent
any insult fhas may Re returned
upon his face :or lis utterances
II France is wise after her disasters
she will keep 3he peace: if she can rot
consent to keep the peace let ler hold her
tongue until She is ready 90 fight. There
is nothing SO deserving .! contempt as the
Dragging Of man in presence Of an en-
envy TOO powerful! TO strike. Germany has
won dgh! thar she did not seek: size is
prepared 20 hold her own. we suppose:
and now until this French General feels
that it IS time 20 renew the fght let him
nurse his strength and hold lis temper.
Spiteful speeches may provoke disturb.
ance shat might disgrace :he spsecd-make.
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TIE POPE AGAIN IN -8a-8.G

An interesting embrogIio has arisen IN
Switzerland which presents matter II dis
eusson for the religious world. Accord
ing to the law Of Switzerland all priests.
Of whatever persuasion, are required Ia be
recognized by the political ycwes .: the
State before they can exercise :letr Offices.
4 certain cure Of Geneva. MONSTER Gas.
pard Ierme!od. being invested: with The
title Of bishop. st DIP t. exercise /. 'ish.
ops work without reporting lis advance.
ment 70 the authorities. IL gas .5.::tiel;
70 desist. under penalty Q: expulsion. %
which he replied that he s.cte.. under the
protection OF the church. and refused %
suspend his episcopal action. IT, :e?u3.
lie at once deprived him ?: :lis functions
and suppressed the religious office which
he held. In this action the Swiss ar,taogi-
ties have been upheld BY the united ~oices 0:
the Professionals Catholic. AM: Free-Tbiak-
ers Of Geneva, notwithstanding :La Pope
has declared his intention % sustain Mons.
Neymellod in his defiance Q: tie canton.
The problem tina: suggests Itself 70 Is is
this, how is the Pope 20 help lis bishop
The world has advanced too :Ar . be ter
rifed by bulls Of communication: tie
Pontit Las 10 soldiers. and couii 10: Use
them i he had; lis own wo.siigs:s sane
ton the defiance cast il Ii :e4th, and his
anger excjtes 20 nso:e attention than that !
Of Louis Napoleon. VIVA: aye re 20 =.
pect. then, from this coates: between tie !
head Of the Catholic Church. once armed |
with power to bring the highes: authority |
il disgrace 70 liz palace gates. and the
jitt!s stats q Genera :ba: originally ss5 j.!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLIOAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T. l872

and oppression in this burden is felt by
those who are not responsible for it equally
with those who are. and yet do not com.
plain, though they have the better reason
to do SO. Time, however, will eventually
soften these asperities, and gradually the
people will consider and adop: further
plans Of progress and improvement, tax
ing care. however, 90 guard with jealous
care the great reforms :hey have already
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