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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

e,CKrs On Suniy Oct long and nness Mrs.
Kate BscEu OF Charles Bsesus ssed ~ year" "oa'h 10
The relative. and the , sOss,su ,o.s 2 s;,s,a
st. wrdnesiay 18th inst, ii He' remains vii BE isss" ~
Greenwood iuerment
INpByLI-I, Brooklyn on Moudsy 49, 1873 ,ner .has
illness % years John Campbell native Of the Ps"e o. ~
The and friends respectfully attend As s".t
from residence 27 SsJst Brooklyn on rh"f'A os ~
DoBBISou Me1a os 49, James ne. Ers. ''' Of 'o
Relatives and trends rs.p.lay Hued ..,ess
iSS. ' oS wsd a .nsrnoon at GeiO:i
DUFFY-Msgssst A. the beloved daughter o. Jeensh and MARY
daft her resSieAce l6 North oro. BrsoyO. "A Tho Jl.s
The relative. of The ,@ mil '.D.s,is, n,Ss 70 q
the Cemsery OF the Holy Cross.
GUSSISG-On Monda, Oct 49, ser lingering rasss Villas.
The .S ,uS soa. Of The isT .s respectfully invited 10 .,.s
bis lat rssdepe 2se Se'sateGsa IT. BrOotS
HAFP-ou Tuesday Oct at IsIp T. Mrs YneEs. Hat
Capt Henry G. Had. aged ca uoaths and dass
u. oct OF X ssi. ' o g. . s M
residence ~ SEillusn-st. BROOKLYN I'D ODD ...'t
oSfR0M- Tsppntowu. sanisy De. ~ Mari ysa Aesses
aug To'S w ~ Titan IL o'clock o rtrt Reses-s
Church, hartst-s, se~srs. Nd
PARson TUESDAY evening Oct u at the sessGs q Dc "ds@.
The remain. yer. taken 70 Bvasport ru.ermsut
RASKIsaonday Oct s. csAsaas asss,o wife ofJ."s' k-s
Funeral % wsdnsss, her late e.se"e. ,es r'''"
IT, Boooklya. at 3 pa.
srRPPBss on saturday H. 1873. at eeot p ma cAssss
Of C,r..s9 H. .'a Mar SIsss s DE nos 90
R,.ses ard ,s0S, ~. ~ PsIocs D. a. fcO@
p.es,s corner Of Marcy DeKLbA'e. B'Ooslys -.
SIcS s,. S m.y y. r' s.Ss Ssis i @
the Deal I ass u.e on wedse- o Is s1 s
q. cs.p ne ,a.ss ws'ti. s. Hs' ''" s'''-
VAN RrsKIsK-A Pesl.i o IL RasAsI ~'des Of he he I
Ven BusIrE in the sA yea, Of s %, .ss :, 1t,, ,.
PresbyIeriss church Of Pesk'knl . L.'.I
T, \. G K Va. %! .t:: 81 S,s n'"' r. '
"A, r,.si.y Oct IA kd1usd A. sou Of B3,asnd ant
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a MASONIC CONFERENCE.


The Goth annual COnclave of the n Y. State
Grand Commandery of the Masonic Order of Knights
Templars was opened in Newburgh yesterday morning
and will continue until Thursday afternoon. The Off
GERS OF the Grand Commandery, yesterday morning,
were escorted by Hudson River COmmandery No. IS
and visiting knights from their quarters at the United
States Hotel TO the Masonic Hall. The knights were
commanded by Eminent Sir g. Fred. Miltsie. The SEES
sion opened at 10 a. H. The Commandery called to
order bv Grand CaptainGenera Sir Charles Roome and
the officers answered to their names The office of the
Grand Standard being vacant Eminent Sir Aaron
Cotton from Lafayette Commandery No. chosen to
the position At the opening services there were pres
ent representatives from 81 subordinate communicates
Of the State. The annual cOncave was opened
in ample form by the Right Eminent
Grand Commander Sir T. LET'S Stowe.
assisted by the Grand Officer with appropriate kmghtly
ceremonies and prayer by the Eminent Prelae Sir and
Rev John G. Webster The Grand Commander then de
his remarks that peace and good will had reigned
throu the jurisdiction during the past year. ana
little demand had been made upon him in his official ca
pacity. On motion OF Grand Recorder Robert Macoy
the sum of $50 donated by this Grand Commandery
10 the cases Of charity In Memphis and Shreveport On
be half OF the Grand CommanderY Grand CaptaiDGen-
Charles Roome sented To Past Grand Commander
mark of esteem The election OF officers made the
special order for Wednesday at II An Invitation
from Sir G. F. Wiltse, behalf of the Hudson River
COmmandery attend reception aud banquet at the
Opera House IN the afternoon was accepted. street
parade and review will take place tomorrow.
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The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is ready Chs morn
ing The Byangelicas Alliance proceedings. 11 choSs
agrcntrai papers, and the miscellaneous sehct.os~
I'M AXE t an unusually valufble number for e resxo0s.
Rural and Literary reader. rhc following " srtisS
list OF s contents An Episode OF Fid'cfown, nv Rect
Harte Money and PaDics. Boston fAterasy rotes
49, Tho Closed Gentisn. MY Litte Wife. ava Ia the FsT
uoeml Bret Hartes Discovery 100. Humorous. - Tao
Old Catholics Greeting 10 the Evangelical Alliance In
dustria Progress General Notes Home Interests
. The Hon Geo Geddes on Farming ~ Bu"neS-
Storing Roots in the Open Ground ti'nsirateds ~pss
cots by the Bishel How 80 Wrap WIN W'rc Vi"s
Lrated, shayings on Orohsrds Mr.. Boek"aas Pr~s
Butter . horticultural Notes aud H'nts. Ma u"
patented Barreng Press riiastratod, Tree fcd"'ew
Tricks .DRry Stock ShOuld Not be S,i"ted ~"
Topics An Automatic Trcliis 0Ifuslritc'p Top4cs OF
the Time Practical Tree Pianung- Contributions
Notes and Queries In Onion ~ Strength .. sdfo"s
INQUIRIES Answered. o.. Foreign. Washington. Ncw'fUN
CITY, and Miscellaneous News. The Eyangotct NJ
lance The New-Yrk Liberals. The Dry Doom
Trade Tho Horse Market Live Stock Cheese. wool.
Cotton GRAIN Provision. European and Other marxcG
&c The Eiitoril subjects ~ follows; The Octosfr
Elections The Evangelical Alliance, TIC hsse"'fsS.
Falaces an Elective judiciary. waiist.. Echoes of
the Alliance and TIg TgIBusE IA a ke~soapcr.
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TIE NEw-JERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.

TRENTON, Oct 14.-Thes Constitutional Com
mission met to-day. A great number Of additional
amendments were offered and referred TO the commit
tees The report OF the Committee on Right of Suffrage
was then taken up. The clause limiting the right Of
foreigners vote il 10 days after becoming citizens
was stricken out and the matter was left to the courts
30 days residence IN an election district was put in
a requirement. IN order TO vote. The Legislature may
have power provide for receiving the votes OF persons
who NAV the military naval service In tune of
war The Commission finally agreed to the amendment
that every bill shall have three distinct readings, sec
tOn by section three different days, the title OF
he printed before introduced. The question whether IL
shal REQUIRE thirds a majority 10 bill
a veto was debated and postponed. The pay Of MEM
hers OF the legislature debated at length and post
noned on motion TO make IL $500 session, including
stationery and everything else. The amendment pro-
feeling the liberty OF the press IN It's comments on egs
latiye acts referred.
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT. 7
OFFICE OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OffiChh'
WASHINGTON, ID, c., wednesday, Oct Ill u u'
Svn0Dsis for The pdst ~ hours.


.. OFFICE or CHIP SIGNAL oTiohh'(
WASHINGTON, ID, C., "Wednesday, OCT 10 Il " l'
synopsis FOR the past "a honrs 80.
The barometer has risen decldedly since
Monday night throughout the Atlantic 5sses, a T 70
now highest over Sew-York and thences W Nor'n Oao
lima -- LID. -, ,.,,oo a, the q xtreme
Northwest. south-wesery winds ana Paty % ths
and clear weather prevails the Gun o.atSs an &
Ohio Valley and are also reported from INC upper A
and the Mississippi Valley. 81, n,avau
North-westerly winds aud clear weather WIZ p ro
over the Middle and Eastern States clouuy
With snow and brisk northerly winds nave cohthuou
during the day In Utah and Idaho.
ProbabiihsG ..,
For wednesday In the Gulf States increasing eastery
nSs falling bar ometer and clear weather, except pos
,iby Oh the immediate coast .., ,,,. ~
Generally clear weather. For me Middle states. "tHn,g
70 soaa east rth someichn higher S"Pera"e '''4 ''
uoedfher. . -, ,,,oas and nartIv
ing easterly winds falling barometer ana ana the
by partly cloudy weather. For inc upPe nd tIsnS
northwest, northeast and s0utbeas "inu'' ''"n WI
perature aud increasing cloudiness.
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PARTY POLITICS IN FRANCE.

DINNER BY NJ. THEIRS TO HIS POLITICAL FRIENDS
AN APPEAL FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF POLITICAL
DIFFICULTIES.
PARIS, Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1873.
M Theirs will give dinner to his political friends
in the Assembly on Saturday next. Count de Remu-
tIt has received an invitation.
The Debas to-day contains an article, written by
u John Lemoinne, showing the urgent necessity for
the immediate settlement of the political difficulties
in France.
The GoulOss estimates that the BOnapartists con :
trbuted one-thrd Of the vote thrown BY the Radi-
calls in last Sundays elections.
b. Krautz. Deputy from the Department of the
Some, has declared IN favor of the Republic
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----- : = = " - N ~
FINANCIAL UNEASlNESS.
Continued fromd First Page.

been authority OF law to do 50. trust "
viii now Be given. When Is given s, .a ~
OF articles Of manufaotories which wero previously
articles import Orders will come LOT large me moi
necessarily so We become the manufacturer OF tiio
currency with a proft. and will probably secure DOT
tiOn Of the more precious metal IN,
thought mucn about the recommendation l sn3 1,
make 10 Congress. and have changed my mind snsnnS
In regard 10 banking laws since last had tile pleasure
OF personal interview with you. 10 Is not necessary W
state what changes are because they aJ undego
further modification shat, give 10 che snbIec', now
over my sincerest thoughts and Will court the vows OIL
others. .-... ....... =, -, -.
hayo written this hastily but " u calls fortb any
vie wa YOU would like 10 express will be glad W near
than Y,urs Ir1,ly .. u. d. Ggksr.
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Tor other SHIP Se,os see Fourth raoe.l


ARRIVED
McreerY. Ca'ycstea Oct o. ard hS
We., o., With nde ard pasL 10 C. H. malosy Co. -
Liwesnc Richmond CstF fo"t $50 uofso~
with d,e nd pas. % old DOMINION Steamship Co
steamship Huntsville croseu saTannih $th "d~ and '~s~
Robert Lowden. ,a,.. "a.
Ship kobena, Daggett, Panae an oa'ss@ "a Wv w.
BARK Finn (sorl Anooseu Aloos 4G dsgs 10 ballast
Bark Couo5b (ItalI Fssoa. DuoAirk 90 duo "a basst
Bark Adelne C. Adams Csreuss ~ DAYS with aos.f
Troeiuica tAusf.E GGdg. 81 EDoest T. W. ." days
ballast
SAILED.
Steamships Gsnds. for liverpool: G"sthe 'of HtmonE
Castle Leo. TOT james Adse, 70. Ot's'
Regulator Wilmington n. C Wyanoke tOr NOriosk, Nc
WlND-Sanset. light, W.; cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
barks Carrie w from 0feeeets
Noah from Port Johnson Bnhsh Pons CO ~hch pat
bad leak gale on The J nst an"
pumps becoming chose compelled to retaIn port
MONROE. Oct lPassrn Baltimore ses,oshe
aan bark Londos fssse1
oot. b, Ks Ams1 on and Adelaide, for RIO. -
Oct H-Aryed steamships Maahalsn from Ne.
YORK Facon from Baltimore Msry Frce,lnd iron Besoa
Prnoona Richmond Me- Sailed steamship Georges iof hew
York
York; Lori hom Phadeph Slragoss from baltimore bass
Winwari LyerpOO schr Jane IS Mesery from Potss
George Loud from Belfast klleo Pssv IRON BefInod. Ce.,eo
sships Virgo Rapdan fof New York The Germsd bag Dos
othy Wilmington c. for GsgOs sp,Asa ~ os H'"o
Wind IN distress
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana. Oct H-rhe steamship wilmington, from Mes ors
yesterday afternoon Toe bark '" hoeEea s"h We
hnsA Clifford both New YORK. have arrived here
MoyuLz fArhe Anshor Line steamship fnacna Tbomp-
Herfork Oct tor Gasgo~ arrived mere os a'efaoea
DISASTERS.
Me- Oct rhe scar Comet OF and ron bosios 'ec
Calais % Monegn yesterday and pat iass ts oss
for repairs a..-.,.1-
pc np bark Lesnter Of Glasgow Tue isoes ss
unmansgsbe Oct o. al thai hns ~ DAYS o"t
rom BaeHOs Ayres aud Ooand 10 Pensacoa
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION or THANKSGIVING
President Grant has issued the following procama-

~ WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Oct. IL
RI the Pr,sidenf of tie United States Of America A
Proclamation The approaching close Of another year
brings with IL the occasion for renewed and
aekno edgement 10 the Almighty Ruler OF the uni
verse OF the meroes which he has bestowed
upon us Abundant harvests have been among the re-
wards Of industry With local exceptions, health has
been among the blessings enjoyed. Tranquility al home
and peace with other nations have prevailed Frugal
Industry is regainng It's nered recognition and Its
rnerited rewards. Gradually, but under the proyi-
dence OF God sursly. as - we trust the ma
OF ! a dreadful civil strife. For these and all
the other youehssied becomes us as people
10 return heartfelt and grateful aud
with our Thanksgiving we may unite prayers for the
cessation OF local and temporary suffering ltherofore
recommend that on Thursday, the 18th day OF November
next the people meet In their respective places Of
worship 20 make their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 Almighty
God for His bountes and His protection, TO offer
Him prayers their continuance. In witness whereof
have hereunto set my hand ana caused the seal OF the
nton this l4th day of October Ia the year OF Lord
1873 and OF the Independence Of the United states the
9Tth. u. 3. GRANT
By the President HAMILTON FrsH. Secretary OF STATE
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PERSONAL.

Commissioner A. B. Meacham delivered q
1ec,ur. IN a.n Francisco recently on the Modocs
Nj. Guizot has written pamphlet In favor
Of the immediate reestabnshmenv Of the monarchy In
France.
Prof Tayler Lewis IS to deliver series OF
lectures Oh I" Modern Inhdety before tas i,s
OF Ratgers College, NewJersey, the coming "i"V0' A.
President MacMahon favors placing on the
vendome column statue OF Napoleon l., dressed In the
Legendary costume Of light oyercost and small cooked
dat ~<-4-Ns---s---.xr -. IL .ae
Congressman a. II. Wadasn OF North Car
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the curve at Fort Johnson rotnihouso hc" pr
Point at rapid rate OF speed. and struck .ue c"pV
train. which crossing, fhe escx Ok '"0
about the center. making ,arrible havoc VITA the
coal cars and amost demol,shing The Iccomooyo,
Hadson Anes the engineer Of the pSsrns'T 1919
whistlNd down breaks. aud jumped frco' "~ " Ia
and followed by his hr'nan hnes was "o,s
bruised about the body. aud had one arm crosnsu "
ssoDt to his home PbtiaieipIta. VIM b,rsoo,
brakemen the express rln. was hady inquired ADO"
tie head and had ono leg broken He wa sen, '" ~.
Newark Hospital. ThOBas j. Csyanaagb OF Pbilso~
phia. passenger, WA thrown from THE pi,tor" frf
was badly bruised and several other pssscnscrs se'
tanned slight Ljuries. Tue ADAMS Express csr VS.
t0,iIy WRECKED, and the baggage car bpiIy dasatseh
Trains were delay Cd two hour ~ = -
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,p.cgps ON THE wAR-PATH.

. SAN FRAycEoo, Oct. 14.-Delchaye notorf-
ously bad Apache has left Verde Reservation Arizona
win 900 Followers Gen. Crook has gone to toe reserva-
ton He needs more troops TO prevent the remaining
Apaches nom going on the warpath'
LATER Lieut. schuyler with small roree OF troops
aud Indian scouts. pursued Deichaye anu hls oau i
mile, from ,ne verde Reservation Arizona The troops
encountered portion of the band near tho mouth OF
the Verde, and killed "a WARRIORS sDelehayes st az
large. ....... fr ... I... lN '..I n.
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FOREIGN NOTES

One hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds
An hulliop was shipped from Liverpool 70 New-York
yesterday by the steamship Abyssnia
The Bank of England rate was advanced, yes
,eray m of the heavy orders for gold for
the United States, amounting An tho aggregate to
&J.On0.OOO.
Nv. William E. Baxter NJ. p, IN public
- o, D,ndee night before LAST, urged Increased
,sae.s With the United States. Every public man.
he s,,d shOuld VISIT the country
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MUSICAL NOTES.

We continue to hear excellent accounts of
Mr. carl Ro.a's English Opera Company IN the proviu
eial towns OF England
Mr. Theodore Thomas, who has just closed
seek of concerts Chicago, devoted one evening OF
the series TO Beethoven playing the Sth symphony and
the four overtures TO Fideho"
Mr. Max Maretzek brings his opera season
m this city abrupt close at the end OF the present
for ioDorrow " The Magic Flute" is announced This
nTomise &c rtanly ought TO Ill the house.
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To Adyerti.ersThe eraaeat poooa' and psoash's
un t AL erng THE TRIBUss Brlts sheets. proved ss
the thousand OF bysnee'c~t
Alliance Extra yesterday s dsv Of is Vabcaos and the s'ess
d.mand which still continues Prof TyOas Lecture hrtfs psh
shsd nearly year ago Our Farmers War Erica fer which
rem greater than that Of Alliance Brrs Indicated sH b
. An Thurs,, the 18th n.t opea andsplsed a.
yeemen until Wednesday evening tbs iusssbe pe w se'
. Orders by sued With toe essh Address
Tas rsIBssg scsk.
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. SCHOONER WRECKED AND SIXTEEN MEN
.-Il H. DROWNED.

4 PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 14.-lnformatlon was
in this city Today from Deer Isle OF the loss OF
the schooner r. T. warren with all on board-lo men.
Thsir names as far as known are as follows; Capt r.
a. Pickering and bis son willie, Geo r. brother OF the
captain and b. r stinsop. all OF Deer fse D. r. sns,a'
Of wimington.N C., Harvey Decker OF Roeklana, me,
The rest OF the crew belonged In Nova scotia ana
names are not Known -Four Of them leave widsw' sna
cbildrvu
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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN HAYTL

DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN HAYTL
HAVANA, Oct. 14.-Adyices from Hayti state
chat Jscme and several other places Southern Hayt
were visited by on the 18th ult Many
houses were demolished, roofs blown Of aud torn
from their roots and carried great distance. There
vas considerable loss OF life, and serious damage
en,ppiDg Tue hurricane did not reach PortauPrince
an AJAX CaYes.
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Dr. w A. McC,sDLIss son vii remain at Sc s'eto iiote'
th Absorption without danger.
e,n,cs or Instruments We permanent
e,r l. there bad but care sn 80
Referenees 70 hsndres OF tss
be.t jt ras cured Address 200i Arcbs. PhbldeiDba
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RAILWAY COLLISION AT BERGEN POINT.

A collision occurred ON the New jersey Cen
trail Railroad. Monday night between train OF oos'
cars the Gan Francisco express train, which leaves
Jersey City at 30 In which three persons were Sor
ousy injured. Tue express train oassins @'"'""
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Synp,ou. Of Children often Overlooked. Worms
rahoo winch be remossd ~
n, COsErs o. Wosso
Lopnses. n simple aud eaecaal 80 cents boz
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MARRIED.

INTERCHANGEABLE this 0ct H. At The residence 81 ne
br ps,epL b the Rev Walker Daniel Beitea o. Hal
inI s. To Fannie H. daughter Of Joseph W. Fsgnss-
formerly Of this ciiy.
ADMINISTRATIONS Tbarsy Oct o. AZ the CTaec-sse Cos
Chufch b. n aatasd. d. D., OF hssYssk.
Robert Anna Gertrgie daughter OF WnAs H. n.a
ton esq, both Of Brookiyu
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Sarony has succeeded in getting three or TOM
admirable pictures OF wilkie Collins In carte ana III
imperial size.
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PORFIGN PORTS,

Rupturcd People, don't tho dasgeroa' .e .ens Mss
Spon Did horrible metal The BAsrC TRU ooS
Broaway Rupture comfortably night and day AL cared
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CATHOLIC QUESTION I'm GERMANY

THE CATHOLIC QUESTION IN GERMANY.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TIDE POPE AND HE
KMPERoR WILLAMETTE EMPEROR ASKED 40
TERMINATE MEASURES AIMED AT THE DEsTRuC-
TON OF CATHoHcTsM-TTIE PoPE ASKED TO
TERMINATE THE AGITATION AGAINST rHE STATE
BKRLIs Tuesday. Oct H. 1873.
Correspondence between the Pope and the EN-
peror William is officially published. .r
The Pope writes Ang. T. that the measures of His
Majsstys Government aim az the destruction of
Catholicism. He is unable to discover a reason for
such severity. Being informed and believing that
the Emperor is TO the increase continuance
of this harsh policy, he points out that measures IN
furious 80 Christian religion only tend to undermine
the throne, He speaks frankly. as truthtnineSS
to all is his duty. and all the baptized even non
Catholics, belonging in certain sense, 10 hin' ne
.cherishes the conviction that the Emperor VIII
adopt the necessary measures, ana eohciudes Dy
praying Goo 10 DO mercifui TO the Emperor anu
himself.
The German Emperor replies Sept 3, rejoicing at
the opportunity TO correct relating TO German
STAIRS. II the Pope was truthfully informed. he
would be aware that the Government cannot act
against tho approval of tho Sovereign. The En-
perOr deeply regrets that portion of his Catholic
Subjects, priests, have organized party which
j, engaged in intrigue against the State.
disturbing religious peace to the extent of open re-
= volt against existing laws He points to indications
of similar movements in other parts of Europe and
in America and declares he will maintain order and
law 80 long as God enables him to do
So even against the servant of Church which
Le supposed acknowledged obedience to secular
authority as a commandment of God. This doctrine
Of obedience. however. he regrets to see so many
priests in Prussia disown. He expresses the hope
that now the Pope has been informed of the truth
he will use his authority to terminate the agitation.
which he declares before God has no connection
-yith religion or truth. He takes objection to the
Popes remark about non Catholics and concluding
says difference of belief, however. should not pre-
veat our living in peace.
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Speelai Norites

Po.-lDnice Notice.-fbe los sra
SATURDAY. OF 49, 1873 nl sssse q %. eace rgks
DAY at l0is and ~ facta
DAf ~ AZ n. ssa o. sArvsDAt ssis-s lshl - .asl
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MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN TURKEY
AND AUSTRIA.

gEIONsrRANCE AGAINST THE COURSE or AUSTRIA
TOWARD sERvIA AND BOsSA-AS EXPRESSION
or REGRET AWAITED By THE AUSTRIAN GOV
.RNhRNT.
VIENNA Tuesday. Oct. IL. 1878.
The Turkish Minister OF Foreign Affairs recently
fent abroad circular memorandum, giving a one
sided account of an Austrian COnsuls conduct in
Bornia. and complaining of the reception OF Prince
Milan w. of Servia, in Vienna. The Austrian Gov
eminent has taken offense, and a note from the
Porte expressing regret at the issue of tho memo
t.nlum is looked for with some anxiety.
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flames d. Young shot at C.. O. Thompson three
hnes sseh ,hol aihg effect Mem hA yesfeds'
suited ioens Asia .sset ssD rheapsens "saAat he PsA
...-James Rooney assaulted bis wife. MARY
Rooney a. Cibenusu YESTERDAY and sh fstof inh
wound Which 10 probably fza hrsai bat
col dsagerously. lie was en eaD,aLl4 b. 49,
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