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Huntington Church Directory

PreSby bytcriau. Services every sabbath.
nt'"'Iccr, NJ II o'clock. II a. M. and T.. M.
~ Rev. j. d. Mc'iuioci. sunday school at
q. M, in Pilgrim Il,ii
congregational Z. : Walker,
Pastor. Services Al Pilgrim uaU. Third Ave-
ud" between Ninth AMI Tenth streets Preach e.
'ns every sunday at ~ q. m. and : y. va; Pa.
'"rs Bible C.as, 1t ! cm.; Union sunday School
- ~" T.. m.; Prayer meeting ou "Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Christian thurch.-Pr,nc aching every
sabbath NJ > o'clock T.. M, IN 'j,c new school
House corner 4th Avenue ami 5ih street.
Prc>byicrian- ervircs al Burlick '.
Han every sabbath at / a. IN. and p. M.
Protestant Epi>copaI-Rccior. Rcv.
hlW Valentine Jones. Services AZ Trinity
Hall, Sd Avenue between 10th and llth streets.
-vrry sunday except the first sunday school
a. o'clock, p. M.
Baptisf-rreachiug every sunday even
idg at =. m; sunday School at q a. m: Pray.
sr meeting every Friday evening.
Methodist EpiscOpaI-Rcr. J. A.
hibbe, Pastor. Preaching at Garrett { Glib
sons Hail. Third Avenue between Ninth and
'enth streets, every sunday evening ut o'cIk
sunday School meets at 2.30 y. ~; Prayer
meeting every Thursday night at O'Clock:
Class meeting every Suuday.Gt y. m.
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Protestant EpiscopaI-I

Baptist-Preachiug every Sunday even
i"s at =. m; sunday School at q. m; Pray
er meeting every Friday evening.
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fre>bytcrian- ervirc- al Burdick'
Hal every sabbath at II a. IN. and / .. m.
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Deposits received aud collection, snd rcui.,
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Christian Church.

sabbath at > o'clock T.. M, in II
House. corner 4th Avenue ami .tl
, 1873-04-26

Con. Elio, victorian Of 70 yoara Of age, who has
Alwayn boon ONO Of tho foremost counscl1ors OF
Don Carlos, Ia ahtd to havo become diagussoa
with tho dIlatory and suplno character of hla
lego, and has entered brisk1y into Tic campaign
william understanding that Don Mphonao 6hnll
bo King In caBo Of succoas. Con. savalls has
been tho most successful of oil tho inBurgont
1eadora having invested md taken by assault tho
citadel Of nlpoli and dofcatod tho Republican aon
Canpos In q pitched battle. Ho aftorward TOOK
Dorga, q fortified town Of 1871 900 inhabitants, and
hos capturod largo supplies Of arms md htores'
Ho, also, ia supposed to favor Don Alphonso'a
pretoneions, and, should tho insurgents recover
from thoir lato temporary chccha and unite In
m advance upon Madrid, 1t is likely that tho
aamo Uortes which accepted tho resignation OF
Amadeus will graclous1y consent to rocoivo Al
phonHo, on trial. IN hie place.
, 1873-04-26

Meeting of tho Trndcs' Asscmbly Inst
Evcn1ng--T0 Strike or Not TO strike
--Tl1e Problem Vet Unx0lyctl.
Tho Trados' Assembly mot at No. 155 Fifth
nycnuo, last evening. Tho attendance was very
email, showing TINT tho Delegates wao compose
tho body arc dorellct in thoir dutF. After tho
transaction Of tho regular business, tho subject
Of strikes was discussed ut considerable longth,
two or threo favoring them andor nll circum-
stances, and about tho nan,c number opposing
them, unloas the striking Unions embraced
all the worlmon Of tho ernft. in Its particu.,
TINT ths ;nsttor 30 brought to tho attention etr
sion noxt Friday evening will DO "The Eight
Hour law and tho o,np]oyea on tho public works
Of the City Of Chlrqgo.' sonators alcaratL and
Hinchcliffo and REPRESENTATIVES scanlon aud Nc
Lnughlb, hayo bcen invited to address the A., ~
eombly on tho amended LaSalle Black laws, and
haye consented to do so Immediately after the
Goreral Assembly adjourna.
, 1873-04-26

Sntcfa} Dispafch II The Chicago IFb'int.
Fonr WAYHE, Ind, April 25.-A meeting "as
held by tho Donrd OF ManagorB of tho Wabash q
Eric Canal at Lafayette, Ind, laAt evening, and
tho General Managers report In reference to the
financial condition was road aud oolBidored aftor
which 1t was resolved that ea tho Hald canal Ind
no funds on hand to opon the canal, and the
Company was no longor willing to incur further
liabilities for tho purpose OF maintaining such
navigation, and aa othcr counties have falod to
MD III making such repairs ms are now Or may
hereafter 10 necessary to opon tho calnl for
navigation, by refusing to act undor the law
passod by tue Legislature OF the State Of 1udi-
ana at tho last session, authorizing aid to 10
aiyon by counties, 1t was therefore resolved that
no officer hpyo power to incur any expense OF
creato any obligation by Which the 1abilitleB OF
tho Company may bo Increased. aud this IA Vlrtu-
ally an abandonment OF tho canal.
1fAox1NAw, April 25.-Wind southwest, and
light; showing thermometer, 10 degrees. Tho
pfopollors disappeared yostertlay afternoon at
O'Clock; think they aro behind Honu !Blanc.
Al sAprE, April 25.-Cleal aud cold; wind
southwest, and worry light; heavy leo still ra-
'''i' Popr AUSTIN. April 25.-Wiud northwest, and
liuht lako full Of ice.
ALBANY, N. y, April 25.-The Canal Commits
sioners llayo designated tho 10th Of b1ay as tho
limo whom navigation on tho canals will 10 ro-
au,netl. Tho 0swego Canal, which }laH boen
damaged, IL excepted,
M1LwAuKEE, April 25,-Tle wind ohnnged to-
day, roleasing the ioe-bounl foot, with tho OK
ceptiou Ut two anil gosaols, which will be towod
ont.
, 1873-04-26

Tho Now York agent Of tho Whito Star Line
has finally made statement in dcfenso OF tho
Company against tho aerious charges made with
reference to tho Atlantic diaastor. He cai'na
that with the exception of salt fish tho Atlantic
WIS sufficiently proyisioncd; that If tho coal had
not been Of such q character that 1t burned with
unprecedented rapldity sho would hayo had coal
enough; and that Capt. Williams had proved
himself competent for his position, having
reachod 1t by rogular promotion. Admitting all
TINT tho agent claims, no puts tho caBo in
Light no more satisfactory than 1t WAS before.
Tn tho principal cause Of tho dlsastor,-the
gnoranco or reokossness OF Capt Willlams aud
otLor otficors,-ho Expresses 10 opinion. Tho
statement, therefore, can only DO regarded as O
very lame apology. The closing remark, that
'to tho model and construction attribute the
saving Of noarly all who oBcapcd," eeems almost
liko cruel joke, when tho circumstances OF the
| wreck aro remembered.
, 1873-04-26

Col. Schuyler Crosby, Of New York, is Al tho
Gardner House.
2. Darling, Of York, England, ia at the
Gardner House.
DR.. Dake and wife, ST. Paul, aro ut the Mute
son House.
Dr.. j. R. Tryon, U. s. N, is at tic Sherman
Houao.
II. H. Jones, Telegraph and Messenger, Nor
cor, Gu, ID at tho Sherman House.
II. Mccoy md family, Baltimore, arc at tho
Sherman House.
Among tho arrivals ut tho Gault House, yo'"
terday. wore the following: J. H. Thompson,
Philadelphia; Charles I. Miller, st. Paul; J. II.
Foster, Now York ". Il. Gillette. milwaukee,;
H. D. Ellenwood, Fort Wayne; Charles .. Eos"
dick, Cincinnati; a. ". Myers, Lake Superior.
Among tue arrivals OF tho fremont House,
yoBtetday, were tho following: J. W: Il: shot-
fold, Dubuquo: p. F; Bunker, Now York; IL j.
". Do sarno. Philadolph,a; W. L. Sanas y ,ja;r h-
waukco; D. o. Keys, Columbus; W. 'Mo'r,
London; ]. p. Robinson, Now York.
Among tho arrivals at the Gardner House, yes
Boston ]: E. Knight, Cincinnati; sd; & Naeomb 1ms:
ahu M@nrn WY, s,aMs Mu~ 1 info PHILADELPHIA ". X.
Hosa nonls guy; n"G1 W. @. Mltcnbergor, Allegheny
J. noXR K. Dowles, Ohambcrsburg Pa.
Among the arrivals at tho Sherman House,
Yesterday, wore tho following: r. E. Habtings,
Philadolphia B. T. Strand, Boston; g. D.
Toboy, Now York Lloyd solby, Iowa; Charlca
iurton p. Holland, Montreal; Z. A. Etroot,
Council Bluffs ". II. Swift, Wilmington, Del! j
| 3, n. Hurlbut New York; john A. 1Iunlbrd
and wife, Maryland Alr. anl HRS. Friekel, HAM
berg Germany.
, 1873-04-26
county will havo to pay nonrly ono-hfth OF tno
whole Of this deficiency.

whole Of this deficiency.
It will bo scen, therefore, that tho ol1hngo OF
policy In tho modo Of valuation for State p"r-
poBos Ia IN admirable sollcmo to, I. E1'aolo
DoardH OF Supervisors aud County Commission
ora to quadruplo tho amount Of town and county
taxation. Tho aggregate Of this town a''d couu-
ty taxation in 1871 was, according to tho Anal-
tors roport s18,477, ,a88. Under this change III
tho moac Of valuation it may DO incroAsod TO
oyor $40, 600, 900 In 1873. This docs not 1ncluoo
CITY taxos. 2. It wilt place tho county and town
railroad aid bonds, which llayo now very uncof-
tain ynluo, at par and, as most Of tue"
1,oar 10 Dor cont interest, tho holdors
of them will hnyo wel1.saourod Investment
8, It will tux about thirty.scven countieo'
in adaition to tho tn1 for their own Schools
largely to pny for school buildings and tho aale'
rjes Of school officers in tho other Bixty-tVo
cnnntioa of tho State. 1nhsmuch as tho Logic
laturo Inns already authorized the citics to mako
their own valuations for municipal taxea, NO 40
not think that elthor Of tho thrce ros11lts indl-
Gated furnishes tho slightost Justification 1oF
tho proposed advance In the valuation OF pfoFor"
ty for State taxation. Tor twonty-flvo years. TIC
Constitution and laws hayo road just as thoy road
nov. During tint timo tho State WAS largely In
debt, Now, tho Rtato is out Of dobt. nooda ons
littlo revenue aud there ia no reason or nccesst-
ty for any sudden rovoronco for constitutional
provision Which las boom always disrogardod.
, 1873-04-26

The Dazaino caso, In Franco, has become
ourousIy complicated. n. Thiors, who has
never beloved Marshal Dazaino to DO guilty,
has become worry anxious over tho suit, which
has bcen prolonged nearly year in tho hope Of
changing public opinion. Recently II. .ThIora tost-
cd tho popular pulse by publishing some aemi-
official statements IN tho columns Of tho London
Times, Which, al tho OBJECT to raise storm Of in,
diguation II, tho Trench republican Journals. Still
moro rocontly, M.Th!ors expressed himself III fa-
vor OF disseminating tho case, but tho Marshal do
claros that Ills honor will not admit Of such q
termination after ten months imprisonment, and
aftor tho serious charges which llayo been made
againat him. Thra tho matter HtantB ut present,
III. ThierH being unwilling to 60 Gu with trial
which he Ia confident will onl In acquittal and =
probable aftor-ault for defamation Of character,
as in tho caso Of Gon. Troohu, and tho pooplo
demanding immediate trial.
Atr. Lowo, the English Chancellor Of tho Ex-
chequer, has mortally offended the 6ocioty OF
Antiqunrlcs, who recently aHked him for help IN
excavating tho Tread Iarrows, tho supposed
sto Of Troy. In his roply, Mr. Lowo very coolly
writes: "The question III, arc excavations n''-
dertakon for tho purpose Of illustrating the
Had proper object for tho expenditure OF
pubiio money! think not" After informing
them that he considered this sort Of digging
new hoad Of expense, and that, IT any OF them
lad any doubts about tho truth OF Homor'n aeofy,
they had botter put their hands into thor OWE
pockets aud pay for tue dggpg, 10 alsqlaaet
, 1873-04-26

Sir Bartls Trere, who has charge OF tho Eng
lish expedition for broaking up the infamous
East African slaye traffic. and whoao operations
havo boon temporarily hindorod by tho ofllcioua
intorforonce Of tho American Consul at Zanzibar,
has Addressed memorandum to Lord
Granville, which gives somo interesting
details concerning tho ono froe-labor
estate nt tho above place. Tho property
has boon leaeod to IN English Captain, who in
ton ycnrs' timo has changed swamp into we'll
cultivated tropical estate. Tho whole Of the
work on this proporty-aold-labor, road-making,
building, tho carponter's smith's, and eoopor'a
work, oven the driving the stenm-enginoa and
repair Of machinery, has been done by FREQ NO.
groos working for wagos, who have oil been
slayos. and at first Ind all tho Vices
Of slavery. Tho sonse ot property and
of freedom, however, has elevated them from
their former degradation. Tho experiment
shows tho importance Of tho English expedition,
and tho blessings which would follow the aboll-
ton Of tho horrors Of the East African slaye-
tradD.
, 1873-04-26

Tho aohemo for tho consolidation Of tho Ocean
Telegraph Companies has received an ''nex-
pected, and what Is nlsoly to provo fata1, blow.
A clauao which las hitherto lain unnoticed in
tho charter Of tho Now York, Newfoundland i
London Telegraph Company Ia found
to give tho Newfoundland aoTer1l-
mont tho power to buy In the limo
in 1876, whom tho first twenty ycara of It's
franchise expires, paying for It only tho il1st
cost, nothing for tho goodwill OF prospective
profits. Tho Company Of course, asked Tor an
extension Of thcir olaartor, but tho dovernmens
haH rafuRed It.
, 1873-04-26
FRUIT PROSPECTS.


Indications of u Enir Cror OF poac1,cs.
and Good Crops OF Oti,or E'r,,ats--h
Profitable Ycnr Expcctcd.
sntefo, Di,ynfrh to gbe csttsaa 1.,,,,x.
sr. :iosrrn Mai, Anvil OK ~ i,,r ] ,''". o..
NA's1'' nPA11 6u' - h"'o !uHt camo
IN from looking over tho orchards iii st, Joseph,
anu can mako, from personal observation, d ro-
lihblo report Of tho nroBons prospootg for fruit.
Tho soaaon is yory backward. md froat falls
eyorv ntoht with ar,,v onon 49, xres,...,..
o,,s,.., o' Wv" 0Ao" 'loo' VI n'oio ateaoont'y'
ofely "eeA'
ind many peach buds n1ivc uud send you by
hInail" gamplo that has hoon ]cft nj nv of7lca
to convince your avn ovca, a. n,.na 1,,,as . 49,
.1,vo .,.t .,.1,,,.. :,s oyoo' w nAA'ly puaa ~"
SA'o M sa". hHnouno is'ne-erowofs estimate tho
crop as high % ono-third OF q full crop. Il
NO could protect MI tho peaches that
will rot on our poaob-troea this vnar, from The
ouroulio In INV Indignant nm mn ,,as1,ats -.o,,,,
=. 49,, '"46o"'' o0'''o' oHeAo'a "oa1o
ao no 1o9 }a en 70 markot Tue er9p Han
M Son, w ,ea uttuoloElst mas curonlios nlYo Which
~ III uae tnfoe yoafe It ta Impossible to pre-
;n ulo1 now many poachos tho curcuiio OF throo
,anS9 , y, peacn seasona w! spare for 1o73 There
HlA w HudclI6I aHQ o 1alr CROP II lilo fEoBt ann
, 1873-04-26

Tho English newspapers arc already beginning
to express considerable qualification thht tho
Russiana, III tho extension Of their military o.
cupation, have already compromised tho terrific
rial integrity Of Persia. Tho accounts from st.
Petersburg say that the Turcomana, south OF
the Att1eck River, who consider that Russia is at
war with their tribes, having repeatedly crossed
tho river and stolen camole, Russian guard
WAS appointed to watch tho forda' The russian
officer in command, aoeing q largo forco Of Turco-
mana On tho poraian side, instantly crossed and
attacked them, killing and woundlng several,
and capturing over four hundred canels. In
view Of this violation Of tho Persian frontier, tho
English arc now vigorously calling upon Persia
to maintain the neutrality Of thoso who owe her
allegiance. Meanwhile the shah is on his way
to Vienna, to tako play-spoll. It Ia doubtful,
therefore, whether any ono at Tohoran will re-
monstrato especially rs such remonstrance
would exposo Porsia to Russian occupation.
, 1873-04-26

pay of tho Marine court Judges md of tho OWL
and Police Justices aro also reduced e11 900 In
tho aggregate, milking tho total reduction
e9t1, 900. It Is also ostinatod TINT, In tho do
crchso Of tho gonoral rny-rollH, tho saving
will not fall much below 100000. Tho
chartor oonfera aomo general powora on tho
Mayor which 1lo Inns novor before received, and
which can scarcely fa1 To intro to tho bone1t Of
tho pooplo. Tho Mayor, with tho couaent
Of tho Governor Of tho State, may ro-
move tho hoads Of MI tho depart
monts for cas1Bo. Tho officials l1avo tho right to
bo heard, and enjoy protection iii tho Govern
or'a disapproval in tho abuse Of tho power.
Tile charter also confers tho powor Of appoint
mont upon tho Mayor, with tho approval OF tho
Common Council, Of the following ofllcla1ss
Tho City Chamberlain; tho four Commissioners
Of Police; tho tlroe Commiasionors Of Charities
and Correction, who hold Office for six
years; three Firo Commissioners, torn Of
Office tho Same; two Commissioners OF
Hoalth, ono q physician md tho other
not; four Commissioners Of PARKS, torn
five years, without salary; ono Commissioner Of
Buildings at salary Of $4,000; three Commits
aionora OF Taxes, term Six yoara throo Commits
aionors of Docks and two Commissioners Of Ac-
counts, s,-mnking twonty-four prominent city Of
floials whom tho Mayor appoints. In tho caso Of
tho two Commissioners Of Accounts, tho approv-
al Of tho Board Of Aldermen is not oven required.
Tho movement is In tho direction Of centralizing
tho responsibility to tho pooplo, and therefore
contains promise OF improvement.
, 1873-04-26

laborer in London was recently sentenced
to eighteen months hard labor for wound
in0 another whom ho had assaulted. It
the penalties for vicious assault In our largo
citios were thus commensurate with the natufe
Of the attack, there ia no doubt that there
would be fouer murders. The practice OF
tho minor criminal courts hero ls to liz
some insignificant fno In caRoH OF assault Winch
fall short OF killing. 4 man who shoots At
another and misses, usually goes scot free, to
shoot again whom the spirit acizes him. A man
who pounds another brutal1y, but not quite unto
death, is ancd s25, Or sont to Jail for few days.
II vicious assaults woro regularly followed with
oiehtoen months In tho penitontlary, thoy would
DO fovor in number, and deaths by violence
would decrease in proportion.
, 1873-04-26

Araorican Consuls, It appears, arc not tile only
onos who arc addicted to "waya that aro dark"
Tho Spanish Consul In Paris las just boen de-
tocted In some worry SERIOUS dofalcations, and has
boon Aent to Spain for trial. II. Calyo, tllo Con-
sui in question, Inns been in Paris number Of
yeara, drawing only moderate salary, but in
somo mysterious manner has lived IN stylo far
beyond Lis lneanH, and kopt IN bis employ q sor-
want who hnd a handsome carringo, a box at tho
opera, and oyon aurpassod his maator in luxuri-
ouB living. Tho first suspicions which wcro rniaod
agninat him grew out of q complaint by Count
Arnim tho German Ambassador, on behalf Of
prussian merchant, WHO alleged TINT some.
jevcls Of considerable value intrustod for
sale to Spaniard, who waH dead, had
passed into tho bands Of III Or] %, md had not
boon accounted for. The Spanish Ambassador,
Ii. Olozaga, theroupon commenced an inveatga-
ton, which resulted III tho discovery that tho
Consul not only, as it was his duty to do, made
out an inventory OF the property Of spaniards
who diod in Paris, but appropriated tho property
to his own use, without making any effort to dis
cover tho hoirs. THO ConBuls post neorte'n 1as-
cality during the past yoar no has realized for
him about sG0,0n0. from the American stand
point, tho sum embozz1od appears ridiculously
small, hut in Europe dedication has not yet
| been sufficiently popularized to aecnre Immunity
| from seyoro punishment, even for tho abstrao-
| tion Of small amounts.
, 1873-04-26

It is significant that, at the time American cit
;zona sre going into the governing buslnoss In
tho West Iudlos, tho British Parliament Ia pre-.
uariue the way for tho complete abandonment Of
tho famous East 1udia Company. by an act OF
parliament Of 1857, tho governing powers wcro
virtually taken from the East 1ndla Com
nnny. and tho functions and powers for
morly exercised by tho proprlotora and
Board of Directors havo boon yeRtol In the
ouoen Of England, WHO haa governed tho tcrrl-
tory as Empress OF India. This act, however,
did not wind up the affairs OF tho Company,
though tue Yalue Of stock materially declined
, 1873-04-26
spAfN,s NEXT REVOLUTION.

Tho condition of Affairs in Spain arc not en-
couragng to those who bo1iovo that Ropubll-
can form Of government is the universal remcdy
for all tho ills that Btatcs aro hoir to. While
many of tho loadors, such as Figuoras, Caste lar
and Topoto a1o mon Of groat ability and strength
Of character, they cannot control tho courae OF
their own followers, and still lees can they work
into homogeneous mass all OF tho disturbing
elements OF Spanish politics at tho present timo.
It IL possible to no man nor set Of mon. Spain
soems destined to continual fermentation until
tho old loavon Of all parties is exhausted, and
higher education takes tho place Of feudal tra-
dilions and religious supersttions.
Barcolona has alwaya been tho headquarters
OF tho Republican movement, and In the great
University of that city have son1o Of the nobest
minds Of Spain received thoir training. Yet
barcelona ia now aln,ost cut OF from the Capital
by go-called Carlists. The limo OF thoir occupa-
| ton oxtonls In tho aro OF circle from Roncoa'
yalloY to the River Ebro, and down nearly to
| tho Mediterranean.
That these insurgents aro oil Carlista or all
Alphonsoists is improbable. They arc, III fact,
| hlD0QfCllHLHt Auu 09blIo HIhk tAH ofcA "11H Vi
tho Republic. Then, ontriea for the throne viii
be in order-oach candidate muHt mako his OWE
running. Don Carlos has boon charged witt
oowardice in leaving hia Lieutonants to do the
fighting, for him to roap tho future bono0t
Whether tllis bo jnHt or not, it sooms probable
tint le will roap tho result Of leaying his owl
work to other hands.
The throo principal leaders of tue inaurgent
arc Don Alphonso In Arragon, Con. Elio ii
Navarro and Gen. sayalls IN Catalonta. Th
f1ret-na,nod ia not Prince Aphonao, son o
1sabolla but his older cousin. llo waa 20 year
Of ago tile 2stl OF last month, and Lin blrthds
waa celebrated In grand Rtylo throughout al
Arragon and CATALONIA. Whilo nominally fight
Ing for Don CarloH, l1o really stands very ez
cellsnt chance Of winning tue prize himaoli
, 1873-04-26

Ono section OF tho new city charter Of New
York will provo bloHsug to tho Taxpayers OF
that city. This section reduces tho emolumonts
Of off3ce-Aollors ono.half. Under tho oxiHt-
jug chartor, the total ct salaries amounts to
$420,000 per aunum; under tho now charter,
to $23a,00o. A fow itoma will show the
ratio OF reduction. Tho Mayors salary Ia
reducod from s19500 to $4,000; tho
Oomptro1lorH from s12,boo to $4,000; Cor
poration Counseis from cal 500 to $4,000;
md the Aldermen from 100000 to ,oQ0. The
, 1873-04-26

According to lato mail advicos, tho condition
Of Rome Is far from boing peaceful, and the
Church party hns not yot acknowledged tho
power Of tho Liboral movomont. Father Lom-
bardini has boen laundering away at tho
Religious. Corporation bill In tho Church
Of tho ,Jenuits, and Lis eloquonco has
incitel such opposition to tho doVorn-
mont measure as to lead to opon outbreaks In
tho street. Ono row followed sermon, in which
several persons wore seriously injured, aud tho
arrests mado by tho Government include mem-
bera Of both tho Liberal and Clerical parties.
A aomi-otllcial Government journal calls
for tho suppression OF tho priests who
are urging tho people on to resistance.
Clerical journal, per contra, deolareH
that tho Liberal party daro not undor'
tako to check tho preaching. Tho Religious
Corporations bill in ts present ehapo Is aisasto-
ful to both parties. The Clerical party, Of course
regard tho whole proceeding with hatred. Tho
Liberal party, on tho other hand, do not think
tho bill radical enough since 1t provides TINT tue
Government shall turn over to the Popo su1ii'
cient funtls to enable tho religious societies te
sustain thoir relations with their establish
| menta in foreign countries. The Liberals
hold that tho Popo, having tho discretionary use
Of thoBo funds, will employ them to create scdi
tion at homo, and to promote the opposition o1
the Liborals to tho Italian Government. It Ii
evident that tho work of Victor Emanuel iB MOI
vet fnielod,