, 1873-10-16

Saturday. Admiral Lobo had vittoria;
AlnsulA. Vile dc Madrid. Crsnsn. ind
2 paddle wheel steamers. After two
hoars fighting. the insurgsnt vessels
were driven back into harbor Of Carts
gena. They showed great spirit, bat
were badly handled. Numancia had ut
first to bear the brunt alone, the others
firing ss too long range. vittoria at the
close endeavored to intercept tie re-
treat of the rebel men -of-war and
exchanged broadsides at close quarters.
The rebel feet were much damaged.
NEN YORK. Oct. 13.-The action of
The Dean of Canterbury, in taking part
h the celebration of the Lords sappsr
in Madison sqnare, at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday Oct. s. caused as was
expected. much discussion among MEM
bers OF tho Anglican and Protestant
Episcopal Churches, and letters have
bsen written to the Dean and Bishop
Potter Of the Diocese, by Right Rev.
DR.. Toger, late Missionary to Central
Africa. A tardy publication is given
this morning to these lettsrs, the exist
ence and import OF which have been
known for some days. In a letter to
Bishop Potter, DR.. Tozer says: at is
by no means improbable that restless
and unstable persons in England will
seize upon this act of what must pre-
sumo to be open hostilitiss to discipline
of the Church. as an excuse and apology
for attending from time to time. attract
i've services of the Church of Rome.
The result of this experience here in
America, may be even more disastrous.
for so far as DIR. Smiths influence ex-
tends, it suggests the idea of promise
held out by the Episcopal Church in
land, of becoming q haven of rest by
men who are tossed to and fro by The
multiplicity of contending creeds."
A Committee to wait on Mayor Have
meyer, to see what could be done about
modifying the Central system, and give
80 900 persons who were last year de-
pending upon Commissioners of Chair.
t;es, some means Of earning their own
bread. reported that the Mayoi would
do nothing; that he said he did not care
if one million Of people were without
q chance OF earning u livelihood this
| winter.
Steamship George Clyde, at Key West,
October 8th, from Galveston for New
York. reports that during a severe hurri-
cane of the 9Th, Capt. Gale, Second Of
ticsr, Chief Engineer and one seaman
were washed overheard and drowned.
Up to noon to-day. no more jurors
had been obtained in the Stokes case.
Inc failure of H. Stevens il announc-
cd in the Stock Exchange.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Patrick Lawless
was stabbed and killed last night, in the
southern part of the city by Jas. Walsh,
who broke into house and attacked
the owner.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 13.-Ex-Pfesident
johnson arrived here.
The German Minister has received q
dispatch from Berlin, saying that Mad
ame Bismark is neither dead a. stated
in published dispatch, nor even sick.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-Ths Common
Council appropriated SIS. 600 for the re,
lief of Shreveport.
MEMPHIS, Oct. ia light frost this
morning inspires new hopes. Very few
new cases reported up to noon. An i'm
portant feature is noticeable that it soon
runs its course. Many persons attacked
q week ago are cut on the street, while
those attacked earlier are still confined
to their rooms. Mortuary report from
noon yesterday. till noon to-day, was
AZ. of which 80 were yellow fever.
Trains leaving the city continue crowded.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-It il announced
that the Union National Bank this city,
which suspended during the recent PAN
ic, and went into voluntary liquidation,
has at the solicitation of other banks
here. and by perniision of the Treasury
Department, concluded to reopen 70
morrow, and continue business. The
capital Of the bank is large and unim.
paired, and regarded desirable by bust
mes men to keep il in the city.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Oct. H.-The vote
in all parts of the State was unusually
light. In Portland and East Portland
the total number of votes cast was 1871,
a falling of, of nearly 800. Smiths
majority is 5O6. Reports from the priin.
cipal towns give Nesmith . majority Of
l16. The estimated majority in the
State for Nesmith, is 1000.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-M. F. Con-
way, who was arrested on Saturday last
for shooting Ex-senator Pomeroy, will
havsa preliminary hearing at the Police
Court tomorrow morning. Pomeroy
pennies the statement that he will pros
ecute Conway. and says complaint will
be entered by the officers who made the
arrest, but all who witnessed the shoot
ing will be summoned together with
the Ex-senator, who will also give his
testimony.
The Attorney General has decided
that ons-half of the compensation charg-
able for Government dispatches over
the lines of the W. U. T. Co., along the
Kansas Pacific r R.. may be retained