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northeast corner Of Fourtee1th and ia.
pin streets, shot his wife about half-pasi
ten O'Clock this morning. the hall enter.
ing the right side Just below the nipple
and coming out on the opposite side be
low the navel. Duncan then shot him.
self in The head. Neither is yet dead
but both are mortally wounded. The
woman was far gone in pregnancy, ano
from the direction 0f the ball it Is sup
posed that her unborn child was killed
n ,thing Is yet known as TO the cause oi
the tragedy.
Archibald Duncan, who shot his wife
this morning, and then blew bis own
brains out, died this evening. His wife
was still alive at ten o'clock tonight
but can't live long, At the cOroner's
inquest this evening, an ante HiOTtem
statement By Mrs. Duncan was made tc
the effect that her husband had beer
unsound In mind nearly 3 year He
had histeric fits, and had threatened
10 kill himself. He had taken 4
knife, and plunged it toward his heart
twice, when laboring under excitement.
His wife had taken a cutlass away from
him to prevent him from killing him
self about ten days ago. He bought a
3iHloif anu tl1As ulDIulbBf amer ne hao
gone to work, returned home, and while
his wife was leaning over trunk ar
ranging some clothes, shot her in the
abdomen. He then went into an adj
joining room, and shot himself in
the head. Mrs. Duncan, aftel
being shot, ran out of the house.
and was picked up from the street
pavement by Mr.. r. R. Valentine and a
policeman, and taken TO her room. II
was further learned that Duncan had
been jealous of his wife for some time,
which, doubtless, was the cause of the
act committed yesterday. Mrs. Dun.
can, however, emphatically denies hav-
ing ever given him any cause for jeal-
ousy. Mrs. Duncan was the mother oI
nine children, seven of whom are now
alive, and would have given birth to an
other in short time.
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has been, by the tisurpatlOn OF an unjust
federal Judge, sustained by federal bay
0nets, under orders Of the President oi
the United States, disregarded, aud 8
usurper and pretenderplaeed to rule Ovel
the people as governor Of said State
therefore,
Resolusd, That the overthrow OF tht
government elected by the people oi
Louisiana, and setting up Of bayonel
government over them, Is without fOun.
dRtlon In law, and il a fragrant violation
of the rights of the people Of said
State, is az dangerous for the destruction
Of the rights of the people Of othei
States, az contrary TO the genius Of ouI
government, State and federal.
The two-thirds rule in nominating
candidates was adopted by seven hun
dred aud forty 10 one hundred and four
teen vote The feeling is strong against
the back-pay grab. f. G.. Bowers, oi
Dallas, introduced resolution
denouncing the President for aid
ing and abetting the bin, and
calling upon the Texas congressional
delegation to resign, in order that theil
places may be filed by honest men, rep
resenting the true interests Of the Dem
Oeratis party. Referred under rule pre-.
yiousIy sdopted TO committee on plat
form and resolutions. The individual
friends of the congressman met and
endeavored to modify the spirit OF
the resolution, but it viii inevitably be
adopted. The committee on platform
will report tomorrow. Balloting fol
candidates will Immediately follow. II
is impossible to arrive at the relative
strength Of any Of the prominent can
didates. The result of last nights eau
cusing is kept very secret.
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TIE stock board Of New York has de-
tsrmined to protect its members from
the forgers and thieves who swarm in
Wal and Bread streets. That body has
passed a resolution misunderstanding al
attempts at eompounding with the
fsions, and expressing a determination
10 prosecute them to punishment. Thst
i= lust what the whole country Is wait
ing FOR. When it is done Wen make q
Ito or,fA
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The symptoms Of EzeaIth.

Health has its symptoms as well as disease.
The clear eye, the fresh complexion, the
steady hand, the firm step, the unciouded
TO look on the bright side Of any hing are in
dioatiOns that the animal machinery is in
perfect wOrking-Order Happy ars they
whose running-gear of LIE is in this excellent
condition, and fortunate too are they who
know how to bring 1t into such "a condition Il
isarranged. All who have experienced OF
witnessed the effect of HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters upon the weak, broken down. de.
spending victims of dyspepsia, liver-cOm-
plant, fever and ague, rheumatism, nervous
debility, or premature decay, know that in
this supreme tonic and Alternative there exists
a specific principle which reaches the very
ource OF the trouble and effects an absolute
and permanent cure. i PifribUS Ulilf7n might
be aptiy inscribed on the label, for the prepara,
ton is plurality OF remedies condensed into
one irFeSi stl bip nnfidofe
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PoIItIcaI Assessmenls.

Some of the city papers publish state
ments made by clerks in the postoffice
of this city charging the postmaster.
Filley. with having made an assessment
of five per cent. ON the salaries of all
clerks in the office for five
months past, for alleged political
purposes and for office expenses and
repairs of the building. 1t is asserted
that all the letter, carriers have also
been assessed. Mr.. Filley has made no
public statement regarding the matter,
but it is alleged he justifies himself on
the ground that the assessments are
customary, and that he has receutiy in
CURED heavy personal expense in in
creasing the postal facilities of the office
and of this section of country, which
have required a visit to Washington
and other places, the cost of which be
cannot afford to pay out of a salary Of
four thousand dollars. These improve.
ments, he is further alleged to say, have
increased the force of the office, en-
hanced all the positions in it, and that
the employees should assist in defiaying
the expenses. The matter has created q
good deal OF comment in all circles.
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Pursuit of the Iowa Train RObber'
Abandoned.

ST. LOUIS, September 3.-The Demo
crdt' s special from Sedalia says that tn,
Lafayette county vigilant committee
who has been in pursuit Of the low,
railroad train-robbers, returned here OF
Friday and disbanded. They traced the
robbers to Johnson City, st. Clai
county, and surrounded the house
where they supposed they were hiding
but the birds had flown. The band con,
sisted of the three Younger and tn,
James brothers. McCay was not witt
them. The reported fight between tn,
robbers and the vigilants a day or two
since, and the wounding of one of th,
Youngors, is a caDard. 1t is believed
that the robbers have started for Texas
but this rumor is doubted, and it is af
firmed they viii be again heard from
r - l.
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tional season. It wss 30 in Memphis.
There it has been an unusually cool sum-
nler. Here il was. up to August LIST,
unusually wet, snd such your Minneso-
Ia correspondent found IL. For q dry,
healthy and saluhrious atmosphere, the
testimony of thoussHd 'of tourists COM
mends Ms to these far northwestern
States.
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DIED.

MCf,ARvEH-On THURSDAY, September fth,
al i've O7-iock, WILLIE ACCAHvEIs, only Child
OF Neil lille ana MOilie Mei1aryer-
The funeral services Of WILLIE, his little
sister. and Lot v. McCAEvER. daughter Of
John ana EOwena MeCarver, VIII take place
at The residence, this tFRIDAYl evening at
Two o'clock. Friends respectfully invited.
Services By Rev r. 81. Richardson. Carriages
in attendanee.
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An InfernnI.Rerenne GnhhIsr.

PORTLAND, Me. September News
has been received here that on the
twenty-seventh of August, sixty miles
southeast from Mt. Desert, was picked
up the fragment of craft, with an in
scriptiOn dated August oath, to the effect
that the schooner Eliza Frances was
waterlOgged and upset; that she after
ward went to pieces, and that six men
had been two days on a raft without
food. 1t is believed they were all lost.
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An officer Of be go'- eminent ,, who INA. nas
returped to Wasl ingtc,l irom ~ ~ osei ~.
tbe Union Pacif,F road, ssAses s . INA, slai tat
road will be unlikely 70 c."l biah ~ tne shaI Ut
government eomm'lsston.. !. 49, = Ss srst
examine whether or not " = = 80 a.,
cisss road, until IL SD all ha se ;, .e ~ 'Te \,
time 70 refurnish a large poN'iou ~ u ~. ~
track. He reports th st the lIe1 - ~ ~
road has become very Iaueh We =, - -, =
that the most of the joints are ~. -. =
the improved pattern used on nis'-0''''
roads
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A Havana telegram announces that a
decree has been issued that on and after
October lst ons-half Of the duties on ar
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HOKRID DEATH.
T hree Negro ChHdres Burned TO Deat1
IN q Dab-n.


From 4 the soneryiue Falcon
on e night last week cabin on tne
fsrm Of Mr.. Murphy, about twenty
miIes northeast Of Somerville, was 70
tallv d, stroyed by fire, and, shocking e
tell- thnee negro children were burned
fo death in the flames, the eldest ol
which was fourteen years old. Int
.,arepts were absent al church and did
not return until the next day. NOthine
mt ashes Of the building and charre,
r-mains o. human bones was left to tel
ne gickeni.7g tale. The negroes Of the
IL ~ immunity seemed utterly Indifferent
vot IL = affair, and it was not until two
" ~. ~, rates vent TO the scene Of tbs
nag tlH.I, and examined the premises
~ II.Hib tbs n ~rticulArs were fully known
W siss 80 .IS ~ q xigin Cf the fire has not beeI
discovered
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THE New York BcrdId thinks Grant
wiz make his selection Of ohief-jus-
tics from the ranks Of the New York
LAWYERS.
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meetiag OF the Western nail as
so.istio1 ID Pisbsburg, yesterday, a card
was adopted unanimously to make the
agency price Of nails in Chicago at four
s5d five-eighth cents, With one-eighth
~ a cent of to the trade, while the
mice in Ciucinnati Was fixed st four dol
i9rs and thirty-hre ceEts, net; at In
siianaDolis, four dollars and 3 BALI and
I'd Ksasss City, four d0llaEs and seven
rv-five eeats, net. The meeting ad-
.tarned until September l7t.i
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A London dispatch says tbe .1h sleah-
shin Harmonic arrived from Ply. mouth,
and reports having encounteres leiiilSi :
hurricanes on the twenty-fourth = .
tweUty-fifth Of August. Her cabin :
were swamped with water, and her pas
sen0ers were for a time compelled TO
yscste them. Several Of her boats were
Aost. She passed large quantities Of
-, ecked matter after the Storm which
40 been carried away from other YES
Il
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Sens of Herman.

The national convention of the Sons
of Herman, German organization, is
in session here. This is but little known
among Americans. 1t has a member
ship of over twelve thousand; one
hundred and twenty-five lodges, and a
capital of one hundred thousand
dollars. 1t is founded on traditional
history of the exploits of Herman, an
GENTLY known as Arminus, who freed
different German tribes from Roman
despOtism before the christian era. Their
sessions are secret, but mainly for a re-
vision of their constitution,
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NEW YORK.

From the Commercial Cspital-lhs
News OF Day-Crime, Criminals
and Politicians.
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l.afteF-Day Saints,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, September
4-The regular semi. annual conference
If the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter.
Day Saints convened here yesterday.
several Thousand saints, from all parts
of the world, were in attendance, and il
is expected that the Ileeting will be an
unusually interesting one. Joe Smith,
son of the founder, is president, and is
leading the meetings.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rha Franeh KrnuhIin Anniv

LOUISVILLE, KY, September 4.-The
French citizens of this place are cele-
brating the establishment of the
French republic under President Thiers
Tonight
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPEt IAi communication Of Leila a
II scott Lodge, SO. ~, VIII be held ~
tuis FRIDAY evening. september Jih, ~
as u o'ciock, for work IN tile F.. A. degree.
hiI r. As fraternaily invited.
BY order A. F. DAVIS, ". ".
EnW ARn GOLDSMITH. EecrefarY. ssnl
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON.
M Ea1nfnr1 b.ar- Cotton


CHARLESTON.
CHARLESrO september 4.-COttOn quiet;
flood grades and others nominal; middling,
lSc; net receipts, 327 bales; gross receipts, 43i
bales; sales lJQ bales; stock 4fj2 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September 4.-Cotton in good
demand; ordinary, l23Ec; Texas ordinary
lIsc; net recei pts, 46 bales; exports cOastwise,
- Dales sales, i3i bales; stock, 555s alales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, September 4.--COttou-Offerings
in good demand and light; middIing, l75sc
net receipts, 303 bales; sales, u bales, stock,
1873 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 4.-CottOn firm and in
demand middling, lsc; low middling lGi &C.:
net rece pts. l4S bales; export cOastwise, y
h9leS sales IN baleS. sfDpE ss16h baI
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GENERAL CoNFIsCATION OF CUBAN
DATpVp1r UcUA uEz

HAVANA, September Captain
General Pleltan has published a decree
ordering the immediate institution of
proceedings for the public sale Of all
estat.s, properties and effects taken
possession of by the administration,
and being the property of the State in
consequence of the former owners par
ticipation in the insurrsctiOn.
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THE LAST INsrALL.NIENr.

PARIS, September 4-The last INSTALL
ment of the war indemnity is TO be paid
to Germany tomorrow. 1t is officially
announced that the Duke of Harc0urt
takes the French mission to Austria
and the Duke DecasOs the mission to
England.
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WASHINGTON.
Gossip from he Capital Of the Republic
News from the Departments.
HOrrihle-Beau Hiehman's Body The
POlaris EXpediti0n-The Asiatie
Fleet, Etc,


WASRINGToN, September THE pO-
lice are looking for the persons who mu-
tilated the body % Beau Hickman.
When the undertaken went to the pot
ter's-feld TO remove the body 10 the con-
gressional burial-ground he found the
legs disiointed 81 the hips, the head sew
cred from the trunk and skinned, and
the viscera taken out and removed,
With the exception of the heart, which
was fOan5 10 the bushes near by wrapped
in a newspaper. What could be gath
cred was Inferred Ia the cemetery.
THE PoLARIs sEXPEDITIois BEARD FROM.
Information has been received at the
navy department ria Copenhagen, that
the steamer JQnita arrived at Holsteln-
burg, Greenland, On the eighteenth OF
J.ly, having touched at fiGkernals and
I.iiesLkart, Appeu, where no dogs Sopld
be found. Commander BTaiDe, through
Governor LlaFssea, r. HOsteinburg, hav-
ing procured eigbtesL dogs and an
abundance Of seal-skins fo1 tie officers
and men Of the TigTess, sailed on the
nineteenth for Disco. thence to upper
Navie. Commander Brain has news
from Disco as late "a the tenth Of July,
DuI llGaaAS ~ fAAAg rfSif+ - - y -
reported as being very heavy ip One.
yjakraid and above upper RaYac. Fbe
health Of the officers and crew OF The
sgnlta is excellent
FR0ss TIE AsIATIC FLEET.
Rear-Admiral 5eHkiGs, commanding
the Asiatic feet, writes froIa NagasarDi,
July 18th, informing the navy depart
ment that he arrived there Ia the Hart
ford July 2lst from Shanghai, where be
had entertained a number Of Chinese
ilose who were coming 30 the United
EStstessOhe educated. The eadmiral visited
the Chinese agsenal and dOckyard above
Shanghai, Whszs he found q vessel o.
war Of three thousand tS,ss which haC
been constructed and was waitirg hel
armament Of rified guns ordered il
kiec2any. The fourth Of July was
eei.s1fsts., ~ American vessels. English
and otter shiPs Gf war and merchant
sblps Of various narops aimed.
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MILITARY EXECUTIONS.

MADRID, September THE cOrtes is
engaged in the consideration of a mo-
ton authorizing military executions
without the approval of the cortes. An
amendment providing that all cases in
which the penalty is death shall be re-
ferred to the cOrtes, was rejected by a
vote of 50 yeas to So nays. The matter
has been made cabinet question. If
the original motion is adopted President
Salmeron and his cabinet will resign,
and Senior CASTELAR, will be called upon
to form a new ministry.
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TRUSTEES Sale.

Trustees Sale.
TNDER and by virtue OF trust deed exc
u cuted by WIN. Wallace, for the purpose OF
securing note therein described, and OF
record in the Registers office Of shelby cousl-
", in hook No. y, page 81, I, as the trustee
named therein, Will, On
Monday, October 1873,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the foot
Of the steps in front OF my Office. No. SS0SS
Second street, in the city of Memp is the
dwelling-house premises in the town Of Raj
eigh, shelby county, Tennessee, in which the
said W llaoe now resides, or recently resided,
being the same property purchased BY said
wallace from the county Of shelby, and
known as the old jail and the residence ad-
joining, situated on the south side OF Main
treet, having a street on It's south and west
and bounded on the east by lot owned by or
known as SCheuualS lot.
The title 10 said property is believed to lF
perfect, and all equity Of redemption is
waived. / sell only as trustee
W. q. HAINEY, Trustee
September5, 1873. sem
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A soCIALIsTIc OUTBREAK FEARED

MADRID, September 4.-The author
tiles of JereZs, Andalusia, fear a socialis-
tic outbreak, and have made a demand
fOrcements. VillatoT, the commander of
the artillery in the republican force
beseiging CartagenR, has rendered his
resignation, alleging that the means
placed at his disposal are not sufficient
to enable him to maintain himself
against the insurgents.
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10 - AsIATIc rLEET.

Agula aud bSsae-thieyes In Missouri
are oiyen ''short shrift and strong cord'i
~ "a t6e shortest notice and "a the most
- snnToyed manner. Two more were
sa1nd daneIlng 10 q limb, few days
sao. near Cole canp, in Benton counts.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Fight at Panama-Last
of the French War In
demnity.
Trouble in Andalusia-Strength
Of the Carlist Army
Cuban News.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC ANNIVERSARY.
PARIS, September 4.-There were no
demonstrations here to-day, except that
the anniversary proclamation was read.
Everything is quiet and peaceable.
1.-THE WOODS Is FULL OF EN-"
BAYoNNE, September At is an
nounced upon authority that there are
about forty thousand Carlists under
arms in Spain. They are arranging to
establish cannon foundry near Torto-
sa. TsrraCoua.
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u Z HtW uIIHIsIIy,
T.AVEsr pANA7rA nArrc

PANAMA, August 54.-In a fight or
the Lima and Proya railroad between
Chillian and Peruvian labOrenj, many
of the latter were XII led. A threatened
inundatiOn of the country around Mata-
chama, Peru, by the damming OF the
river Rimac, is not likely now to take
place. 1t is estimated that ten million
cubic yards of earth were displaced by
a slide, which damned the river to 8
highth of eight hundred feet. The
water in the river has risen to the hight
Ofthe obstruction and flows over steadily
descending into the former bed. Three
lives were lost.
MetgaT, Bachils and other chiefs, who
have been melting the insurgents in the
interest of the clerical party against
Guatemala, have been arrested, and will
be shot. The present liberal govern
ment knows no other way to keep them
quiet.
General Palacios has been COM
PEELED to abandon his proposed attack
upon Honduras, and will betake HIM
self, with his men, on board the steamer
General Sherman to Nicaragua. The
government, being somewhat appre-
hensive of General Palaeiosis visit tC
that country, has banished suspected
foreigners, and placed under surveillance
all natives thought to be hostile TO the
existing liberal government.
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HAVE IN STORE and constantly receiving
II FRESH STOCK, consisting in part Of
BacOn-Clearsides, Clear Rib, Hams and
Shouldt N
LarSi-Tierces, Kegs, Pals and Case.
FlOur-All grades.
Sugsr-LOuisiana, Demarara and Refined.
HOIasses and syruPs-Every quality.
B 'gging-Hemp, Flax and Jute-an grades.
Iron Ties-All patents usually Kept.
ROpe-Hemp, Cotton and Jute.
LiquOrs and BransIfeS.
Fish-Barrels half bbls. and kits.
Soda Soap. snuff. Starch. Candles. and a
General Assortment o: Case Goods,
offered to the Trade at Inside
Market Priets.
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The st. Louis Bridge Investigation.

ST. LOUIS, September 4.-The COM
mission of engineers, recently ap-
pointed by the war department to ex-
anime the bridge in process of con-
struction at this city, and report whether
it will, when finished, be serious OBJ
struction to navigation, held their first
session here to-day. The commission
consists of General James H. Simpson,
General Ct. K. Warden, General Godfrey
Wertzel, Colonel w. E. Morrill,, and
Major Charles r. Suter, all engaged in
river and harbOr improvements. John
S. McCune, president of the Keokuk
Northern packet company, and Captains
Gould and Silver, made statements
to the board on the part of the river in
terest, prOnOuncing the bridge a serious
obstruction to steamboats,, while Colonel
Flood, engineer of the bridge company,
gave testimony in behalf of the bridge
interest. The board will not confine
themselves to the statements of steam
bOatmen who oppose the bridge, but will
listen to all, both for and against They
will also invite merchants and others to
give their opinions and furnish statistics
of the river and railroad commerce of
the city, and will also visit and examine
the bridge thoroughly themselves. Their
session will probably continue several
daVs,
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PITTsBURG, September 4.-Quite q
smash-up occurred last night near the
Pennsylvania avenue crossing of the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road. A heavy freight train, propelled
with considerable power round the curve
between Liberty street and the avenue
went off the track and dashed into tht
new brick building lately erected there
The walls were broken through, the
breach being sufficiently large to admit
two cars. A number of the cars were
wrecked, and the track was covered
with the debris. Men were at once
placed at work, and after few hours Ia.
Dor the track was made clear.
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The Great FOrgeries, Frauds and Steals
What the Brokers are GOiag
to Do About Them.
The Great Protestant Episcopal Church
The Emigrauts--Seizures,
DefaElteTs, Ete.

THE NEw GRAND EPISCOPAL CATTLE
ORAL.
NEW YORK, September 4.-The great
cathedral of the Protestant Episcopal
church will be erected soon, as the re-
guisite funds can be raised. The entire
cost of the structure and lots, VIII be
two millions of dollars. Among the
subscriptions received are two Of one
hunlred thonsan1 dnllara each.