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passed. He says that the Left must de-
fend the Republic. the principals of l7Sa
and the tri-color, without which coun-
ter Revolution would be odious and q
revolving lie.
LONDON, Oct. S.-Advices from the
Cape of Good Hope report that sickness
has broken out among the troops on the
Coast. Out of one detachment OF 40
marines, 80 are in the hospital.
A Melbourne, Australia, dispatch re-
ports ancharchy prevailing in the FIJI;
IMands. Many white settlers have re
fused to pay taxes and have taken up
arms to resist their collection. The
British and German consuls have inter-
vened to restore order. The Command
er of the British gunboat has forbidden
subjects of Great Britain from arriving.
1t is reported that crops have failed
in Hungary and famine is predicted in
some sections.
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt.
says a financial panic prevails in that
city. Money is very scarce although nc
failures have yet been reported.
ToRoNTo, Oct. A.-The char ge of gauge
in the Grand Trunk railroad was COM
pleted to-day over the entire line. The
international bridge at Buffalo will be
completed on the 2Sth.
New ORLEANS. Oct. 5.-New Orleans
National Banking Association, C. Cana
noe, president, in accordance with u
resolution of tho Board of Directors at
a meeting held last evening. goes into
liquidation and will be placed in the
hands of receiver.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 2.-The pre-
liminary trial of Montgomery Parker,
farmer, who murdered B. Mills on Sept.
27, in this county, was commenced yes
terday. Twelve or fifteen witnesses
were examined and clearly proved the
case to be one of deliberate murder.
DETROIT, Oct. 5. The tobacco factory
of Barker & Co. was injured to the ex-
tent of SIS, 900 by fire to-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The coming
machinery for the new San Francisco
Mint has already been shipped from
Philadelphia, and contact has been
awarded for the construction of engines,
boilers and shaftings. 1t is supposed
by the Directors of the Mint that oper-
ations will be commenced about the 3Oth
June next. In the meantime coming
will go on as before with the present
facilities.
The following postal changes were
ordered last week en- the Pacific coast:
Offices established, Sloughton, ClarLe
Co. W. T., Henry Conegys. PM, Dew
eyville, Box Elder Co. Utah, Jonathan
y. dewey, L. NJ.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-The Paris journal, a
Monarchical newspaper, says a proposal
for the restoration of the Monarchy on
the basis of the Charter of 1914 will be
presented in the Assembly on the open
ing of the session.
New YORK, Oct. 8.-EIward lStokes,
owing to sickness, was unable to appear
whea his case was called this morning
and the trial was set down for Wednes-
day.
BALTIMoTE, Oct. 6.-Hamilton's gro
Gerry store and Chaffers pork-packing es
tablishment were damaged $25 900 worth
by fire this morning. Insurance $50,
600.
BERLIN, Oct. Sit is believed that
Gen Mentefel will replace Count Won
Ornim as German ambassador to
France.
MADRID, Oct. 6.-Carlists are fast los.
ing ground in the Northern Provinces
They are utterly demoralized and accuse
their leaders of treason. Gen. Mar
Genes, Commanding the Republican
troops, is energetically advancing against
them. The siege of Cartagena is pro-
ceeding actively. firing being very sharp
on both sides Many of the Insured
tionists Surrender daily to the Republi-
can forces.
New YORK, Oct 6.-Donalson made a
balloon ascension this Eorning from
the Capitoline grounds. Brooklyn. A
dispatch from BerLel, Conn, says at II
o'clock the balloon was rapidly moving
eastwar I.
Theological section of the Evangelical
Alliance began session in the hall of the
association this morning, DR.. Tiffany
presiding. Papers on tho best method
Of counteracting modern infdelity were
read by Prof. Stanley Leaths, of Kings
College, London, and Prof. Theodore
Cristlie, of the University of Boone
President Warren, of the Boston Univei
sity made tbs closing address on Ameri
can infdelity. Philosophical section
met in the St. Paul's Church, Rev. DR.
Foss, presiding. DR.. McCosh made an
address on the religious aspect of the
doctrine of Development, and ives fol-
lowed By DR.. Welden, of London. and
DIR. Brown, of the Cape of Good Hope.
DR.. Hodges. of Princeto2, and DR.. Daw-
son, of Montreal. The latter directed
his attention chiefly to the confutntion
of the Darwinian theory.
Prof. Donaldson's companions on the
balloon voyage to Europe are George
Washington Dunt and Alfred Ford.
SAN FRANc1sco, Oct. 6.-Passengers