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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-17
The Wheat Field Of America
Nsalibful Climate, free Homes, Coed Markets.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL,
ROAD offers for sale Its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing: ] The best
of Wheat Land. 2. Excellent Timber for the Mil
the Farm and the Fire. s. Rich Prairie Pasturagc
and Natural Meadow, watered by clear Lakes ard
running streams in lieallhful Climate, rhere Fe-
rer and A1Ue is unknoae1,
Grain can be shippedhenee by lake to market as
cheaply rs fl om Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois.
Cars now run through these Lands from Lake Su-
peror 10 Dakota. Price of land close TO track 81 90
to $500 per further away 81 80 to siO0. Sew
en- Years. Credit; Warrantee Deeds; Northern
Pacific 7-3O Bonds, now selling It par, received
for land at Al 10. No other unoccuped Lands pre-
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, lS12)
get leo acres FREE near the railroad, by one and
wo years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers of Railroad Lands, and to Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacif.
Road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colonies
to get Railroad Lands and Government Homesteads
close to the track.
Send for Pamphlet containing full information,
map and copy of New Homestead Law. Address:
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MIMI,
Or 23 FIFTH AVENUE, Cor. 9th ST., New York
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-17


This Remedy does not simply reiiGrc iur sh0it
time, but it produces perfe and permanent cures
of the worst cases of chronic Nasal Catarrh, and
rciu pay $500 re,cdrd for case that cannot cure.
Gold in the head" aud Catarrhal Headache are
cured with few applications. Ii you have a dis
charge from the nose, offensive or otherwise; stop
ping up of the nose at times partial loss of the
sense of smell taste or hearing; eyes watering
weak; feel dull, or have pain or pressu c IN the
head,-you may rest assured that You have Ca
tarrh. Thousands annually, without maniftsting
half the above symptoms, terminate in Consump-
ton and end in the grave No disease is so cont
mon, more deceptive, or less understood by physi-
clans. Will send my pamphlet on Catarrh, 10 any
address, tree. DIR. Sages Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD By MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
OF 90 cents, OF four pa kages for two dollars. Be
ware OF counterieits and scorthieSs limitations
that my Private Stamp, which is n Positive Guar.
antee of Genufneness, is upon the outside wrapper.
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait name and address,
and the words "U. :. Certificate OF Gsnuineness"
engraved upon it, and need not be mistaken.
Don't be swindled by travellers and others, npre-
senting themselves as DR.. Sage. | am the only
man now living that has the knowledge and right
to manufacture the genuine DR.. Sage'S Catarh
Remedy, and never travel 10 sell this medicine.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, y. Y.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-17

These SpeStacleS are manufactured from Mi
mute Crystal Pebbles" melt Il together, and are
called DiomOnd ON account Of thcir hardness AMI
briliIancy.
1t is well known that spcctacles cut foia iirazil,
ian or Scotch pebbles are very Injurious To the eye
because oftheir polarizing light.
Havmg been tested with the polari,coPe. the Ja.
mond lenses have been found To admit nitccn per
cent less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are grouRd with great scientific accuracy,
are free from chromolic alterations, and produce
brightness and distnetness Of vision not before at.
tanned in spectacles.
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For
sale by responsible agents in every city in the I'm
ion +. RoWSE, Jeweler and Optcian, is Sole
Agent for Augusta, Me from whom they can only
be obtained. No peddlers employed. Do not buy
Il pair unless you see The trade mark %.
apr teod&wy
The sun., 1873-04-25

- ss..s ...r.: e "a ss s:us,s % sa,fs. 81 % siS
southern Ssser S siiss a@9 n1d brsnas s
s'.ss!s sssye stern s s e s,s aiSI s4.as, az
:.: "a ss. sHs$s
T. s fot cA MAY as. ss for long and
.SsiSS nc. ~ sS ss,
sn s R.%S oss s s er%s .ns &
cass Z sc ws,sss sss
G,orsE. RIO nrm st lsssisc, gold with 500 bag. in
o ead @i .SsH % 10 E has .ds e Ss
Sugars lees active and weak fair 70 good refining
.so. sns csgSs S hbas sv mgre g .esdy sss,ss
Refined. ii@likc. for hsrds.
pd sST cSs o he SS Is q"S
% af n IA toI se ssss $50 Sfles o. wnes y for export
SSsc Win s nnsons deysIes saes & ssviniea Sss
eo'ng by official report At fsxc for April and May.
the Liverpool market va; S aSiesN NO mddlIns i'd up
.srspkIss-streined rosin nrm and nsirly .ctiyc a,
ssss3 sgsrtss ,SrRsnns nrmGT !. e rerolSu%
Ierular. Tal9v active Al s.ec lor sood TOP 70 prime h
sIInG@,S E% !sr g ,,S'JESS IS 3d. and
.as s ssss I ;grag i2S des,sT to .gy
sSIISS s.I 30 f9I ~, no ,prs cnlsss.
nrsr sales since our last ,scp SSsh st sssse }oP
mixed snost 6ss6sj.c Tor western yellow saost; and
.,c Tor southern white anoai bats steady sales
for inferior Old choice DO hsd At 5Ic new wcstSe stern
o bush al sc ssi for @sstcrn Snd s
Mtl2' for fair Canaia aroat. fye iSc. higher. with
Canada IN bonj si n as ''' "'s"e' '-'e' ~" 'u'"
The sun., 1873-04-25

ABBEY -TALMAGE.-on Tuesday. Aprl y, by tho
Il I. Dc Wit 1Ilmage, assist ed hy the kew p r.
Day, Chus. r. Abbey 10 Frances Van Nagenon, daugh-
ter 0t the late Dnnei and Hannah IHlniage both OF
BARLOW -wINANs.-on wednesday. April ~ by
The Kew G. G. Nngns At the residence OF the brtde's
parent Dr. Pred e. Barlow Of JoEscy city to Fannio
CRANE-BOYUFN.' IL the NJ L. Parsonage SO
wcs, Sih st. on "Wednesday. April 3s by the Rev John
y Goodman, Col. Charles A. Crane to Miss Laura A
BOydCn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Monday. April n, at the
Mr. WullaW Is. Oravath TO Miss Bell sheldon, all Of
LOoSwoOD -CLARE.-on Tuesday April p, At tho
sidence OF the brides parents, hy the Rev VIM. @.
daughter of Thns. J, Clare Esq. AL Of this city.
JONks-CONLEN.-At TRACE Church, Bath, Nc,
April j. by the Rev. Edwaru Hubhc Louis +. Jones OF
New York 10 Cora b. Couey Of Bath.
MllLER-pENoLL.-O Tuesday, April q, by tho
Rev, james Nillctt. In this city. Timothy Miller OF
bridgeport, Conn, 90 Miss Elizabeth Devoli Of New
PARKEE WALTON Wednesday, Anril % by the
Rev 5. :. Parker D. D., OF Providence II. l., Frank ".
Parker TO Enms T., dsughter Of Mr.. >. j. Vail, all Of
rINE. HEATu,-on Tuesday. Apr1 -. at the real
hy the Rev Win. y. McVickar, Mr. Chas ii. i Inc 10
Geraldine Muuncrins Heath
PitAs l-tIlNE On sunday hpfii 20. by the Rev.
Father Mcclure. ihGpdore Prsst. Jr TO Lizzie Agnes
siAIii. buLLlNGEi:.- the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Dr. NH. st'n atthe Residence Cf the biie'a parents
Gustav stah of philadelphia 90 F'esuOrc Dolinser Of
s1EM ART FLEURY.- ON Tuesday. Anrn 22 at
Grace Church, Jndica, L. L. by "a" iiuv Il Williamson
smith Char,e1 j. stewart 20 Jane Ehua, daughter OF
WOUDRr III. Dillon the I'd inst by the Rev.
Siue m : locriyg. Ahrsm NJ WOJdrun " Rpscllc N.
- to Mage Gt Dil Of Brook yu.
The sun., 1873-04-25
THE mann hoard PAVING ArIr.
An Attempt nj Last to EXhune the Pave
menIs Of nnNter -treet.

Early Yesterday morning the garbage
carts made their usual trips along Filth aud
Madison avenues. The mllionaires servants
had deposited the ashes I'm barrels, and the men
who loaded the carts emptled them carefully.
Then two men with hrooms carefully swept up
what little dust had fallen on the pavement.
The carts Were driven away, and AT day break the
avenues were clean.
lady yesterday morning the wrctched poor Of
the Five Points began Ia throw their HShV- and
slupH out. They did not put them Ia the bHr-
rels and boxes, for the garbage carts had not
been That way IA "A year; 30 they threw thcm
into the street Where the Inhabitants are the
richest and where not murc than iAO persons live
In whole block, the streets are carefully busted
every night. Where the inhabitants are the
poorest aud sometimes hundreds are crowded
into single tenement, the streets had not been
touched Tor nearly a wear before the Sun began
to shine in Baxter street.
Baxter street, between Chatham and w orth,
II mass Of 1lth. In Mulberry street, for Ave
blocks from Chatham, the nire Ia between
turee and four feet deep. Park street, for
block either way from Mulberry, IL lmpassaule
on account of mounds Of garbage. worth street,
near the Five Points, Is fun Of cesspOuls made
by city sewage, and Is mud mole.
Yesterday nity street cleaners were sent down
10 worth street IL took them ali day to hoe
eight rods Of the garbage up In heaps. IL Will
take them four months to clean the surface of
the Sixth ward. When the cleaners stir up the
garbage that has been "A year dCcumulailng, the
odor drives the Inhabitants from their homes.
Pedestrians are compelled to pick their way
over shoe in the mud. Hundreds OF children
play all day on the sidewalks, and iuhale mala-
ria that eudaugers their lives. he seeds OF pcs-
thence are elready sown In the Sixth Ward.
The sun., 1873-04-25

The sale OF the llar-cn estate hy Muller 4
wilkins as We predicted proved to he ty far the most
significant event among real estate dealers Of the pros
ent season. Heavy operators who Indicated an int y.
tIon early In The to establish and maintain
rising scale Of fancy prices have thus far boon able
hold their own against stringent money market and a
generally lHnguid tone In business. Win every arrr
OAvrng of west Side lots umid dealers have deprecated
collapse but the great success Of the sale ~ Madison
avenue lots seemed to mpUrt renewed VITALITY 10 tic
markttI and yesterday lls choice boulevard, lAy-
ersiuc, and les cath aud Twelfth lots ds
posed OF BY Muller a wilkins 1T prIrDs that cannot
Otherwise than iinpuTt sullilty to The market.
lhe urrt lot offered, southwest corner uf SryCny-hIst
street and the boulevard, brought fS2nu; adjoining
lots on seventy mt street, from flUu 10 1000
northwest corner OF SoVCutlCh street uHf the Huuc
Nafd, flofh t- allonng, On the Boulevard, s2VlDl
etch uis on seventeen street wet " the boulevard
fbV To t0O each; lots on ScYentynr nrft street I'd
from $500 10 3lJtNOi the northeast Of kNtuh
venue al ScYenucth street brought f9J southeast
corner Of EtNruth avenue and Svft t5 first street,
tWNS northwest corner Eleventh avenue aud seventy
nrst street, fetEg northwest Eleventh aVtnlp
and SEVENTEEN street fiUI u water grant 10 bound
81 10y hcNehtltth ana seventy nrst street, aud Twelfth
avenue SlO o. Il water grant lots, hOundrd 10y
hrrt and Seventy zee md streets and Twelfth
td&0 But six lots on the Buult ward were sold aud
tAA ~ wafer grants none on N'vsnil. second street
The BrOohlyn sale Ol Improved ana unInpruved by
Jerc Juhnson, Jr, wAh quite suCCu ssfIl fAc price,
wer not hiEt but theJ were satisfactory Tho igsrl.
gate Se04lU,
The sun., 1873-04-25

THURSDAY, April A-P. M.-Thc opera
tons at the Stock Exchange further reflected the
unsettled and unsatisfactory condition Of the
share market as alluded to In this mornings
columns, and developed u feverish feeling which
eventuated before midday In a sharp selling
movement The money market is the lever of
the stock manipuations and some of the lead
Ing spectators appear TO have renewed opera
uons which were so successful in the great
g scoop of last week. 1t Is not by any means
difficult undertaking to "wash up " the money
market in the same manner as stocks have fire.
quently been made 1ctitously active. and while
currency has been undoubtedly withdrawn from
the use OF the street in considerable amounts.
yet the adroit manipulation of half million of
money In the loaning market will establish rates
on the basis of which majority Of the daily
loans, amounting in the aggregate to many mill
lions, Is negotiated The money rates ranged
during the day at I-lG Hat to Lie and additional
interest, but about go p. VI. they suddenly
dropped to D cent. in gold, and finally in tho
street dealings at the close negotiations wore
effected as low as4 p cent. The stock market
consequently RESPONDED TO this relaxation and
became buoyant, though at the close there was
a slight reaction. The principal dealings were in
Western Union, Pacific Mail. New York central
-. Paul, Lake shore, Erie, Ohios, Union Pacific.
Wabash, and Rock Island, the extreme iuctua-
tons in which will be found In the compare
tive table nnexed.
The total number OF shares dealt in were
I4201 of which Western Union represented
5s,loO; Pacific Mail, 22,y1O; st. Paul 1897 New
York Central. l1.m0; Lake shore, 13,I2s; Erie
1000; Ohios, 1900 Union Pacific, $500; Wabash
1900 Rock Island, $500 c.. &. and !. C., I6O0
Boston, Hartford and Erie, l1oo; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 40: Panama, 2Oo; Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, 400 Nyrthwcstern common, 400; and
Hannibal and s.. Jose H. lo0.
The gold market Was duh hut strong In the
morning transactions, the only spurt of activity
having been about noon. when the price rose 20
1liJ.. The afternoon dealings were limited. al
though a nrm tone pervadcd the market. which
closed at the opening price. The fluctuations
AT the Treasury sale OF $l5Oo,G0. bids were
elected to the extent Of S5,6l001 prices rang
ing from 1l7.0l to lliiIii, and the awards were
made on basis Of lla4s to HIN, or an average
Of ll,.d.
In gold loans the rates paid for having bal
ances carried ranged from = cent. To nat In tho
morning, and subsequently from : TO u cent.
In the nual negotiation The total Cloarngs at the
Gold Exchange Bank were go s610ni gold balances,
t,hA itb and currency balances. tg,tA1fi. 1hc sub
Treasury redeemed tjDu called bonds, aud paid
coin interest tie public debt f3dNp Tho following
were the principal quotations.
The sun., 1873-04-25

Dtcyts tUday were i0l dars, or ga head nakn ass
since MONDAY sgHinst si5 for the time last week
Trade was far. hut little wcasnets dscoyerahls
toward the close The lualily was aatiffurtory. Ma
tNe stccts were sold ut tiffi3C p. to dress 57ns
ana - he. 10 the CVt. and feNia aud Cherokee
cattle ordinary 20 chOicc-at iCI aiAc. ~ the bcf
70 urtss % bs. 70 the gross CWt. Dressed beef
ceiling slowly In Washington Market at tOgi1I,c. n
for natives. aud % i0c. Tor Texans.
tTivals oi thcrp were u cars a.ibi head, gfving
Total ior tre daSs Of SOL agstns b065 for the
Time las' week Butchers demanded material roduc-
t9n 10 prices and the sales effected show decline OF
fuly sc. n, Dut several loads held out OF
market Ordinary 20 prime clipped were -Old at $40
49, and poor 20 prime unshorn were quoted st
The receipts Of hogs, all for slnughterpra, $685.
making lsos since Monday against q III for the
ume last week Live hogs arc quoted at 6Na6gc. "
n and city dressed were STEADY at Sc y n. for eli
The sun., 1873-04-25
THE sTurvEslyrs' $3.50, 900.
The Legitimate son Conceded 10 he Insane
Fine Field for the LAWYERS.

Pine Field for the LAWYERS.
The commission appointed last week to
inquire into the alleged insanity of Nicholas W.
Stuyvesant had sitting Yesterday In the SUI
prcmo Court, Chambers. the original order has
been so modified 10y Justice Barrett that instead
Of the commissioners being required TO pro-
nounco upon the question who are the nearest
Of kin and prospective heirs Of the Weslthy
lunatic, they have simply TO report as 10 who
claims thi- relation. and the grounds Of the ~
spectye claims, Mrs. MagaIct II. Woodhouse
aud Prosper Stuyvcsant aNor that they are the
al Ter children of Joseph h. StuyNesant, and are
named IA the Cudlctl to their fathers will as Te-
veTsiuhary legatees ia tue event that Nichulas
should die without Issue. Joseph q, browning
and two sisters, uncle and aunts 10 the madlnall,
insist that Mrs. NuodhOusc and her brother are
llegitlm 1tc, ana hence cannot inherit from their
half brother, and that the codicil 10 the elder
stuyvesaut's VIII was male when lac was labor
Ing und softening of the brain, and was not
mentally competent to devise his properly.
The Shcrn = jury, summoned at the behest If
the commission, had no trouble over the alleged
lunlcy Of young Stuyvesant, as 1t was proved he
yond cAvil. ON the other matters committed To
them they will report to-day The case involves
a-blUU,
The sun., 1873-04-25
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
SOMETHING FOR EvERYBoDY TO
PONDER OYER.

A FEELING Letter from n Hcnrtbroken sistcr.
To the Editor Of The Sun.
SIR Having seen article in your paper re-
lstng to the custom present in vogue of chsning the
unfortunate prisoners together and parading them
through the streets, the innocent with the guilty ad
dress few lines TO thank you for your interest In
the matter although It is too late to do any good
Our case is as follows:
My only brother, boy about eighteen years old and
the only support Of his widowed mother and younger
sister boy without Of the many vices common to
young men and peculiarly sensitive In regard his fair
name. Of the most uncompromslng honesty and integ
ny-whilc driving his wagon some weeks since, ran
against q man and was arrested. lie was kept locked
up all night In loathsome CELL and In the morning
chsined TO . most notorious crlmlnsl and marched
through the streets, to the delight Of the crowd who
have nothing to do hut gaze them and jcer scor
Imagine the sensations Of an honest, honorable young
man under such trying crcumstancesl
hs soon as he appeard In court he honorably
Quilted But what can compensate him for the loss Of
his good namep He has not been himself since,
fear he never will be again lie does nothing but brood
over Ills disgrace and he does show his
doors during the day He is dsspating terribly thing
he never did before We nearly heartbrOkcn his
sccount. This has been brought ON by those whom We
considered prot, ctors. We cannot sufficiently
press our gratitude for the interest you manifest In the
nstter though N comes late for But II do rood
TO Others. hGs. MARTIN, Gold street, New YORK.
The sun., 1873-04-25

Hfsl ~, on TucsdaY April p, John ncslln, in tie
ga, funeral VII take place from uls late res,donce,
- iti as. ON it.l1y, Al n'r.ytA. IAr uiends and
tttdY s. AID Also tlr Lcuhtf of the Plate Printers
tl.Nit are r'sp HCtfJ.Iy Invited fI attend. e.. q
NlItulAG~. on Wcincslay, Apru -, lUah r.,
Wiz " llthry ilutthlu-a, HSud ID eErr
The relatives ana friends ~ t'' family respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral fTun tr rffruce
Of her son Frcdeuck Ar'pn is' Java II Gruenpolnt
bluohiyn J., D., on fridN, Aph %. al clock =. NJ
MLAhuIE,-Ou wednesday, Alrl 70, Jas. Meagher,
IN thg 2Jth year Of Alr agt.
Tur rcoty, nAdfreaiscfthc family ore respectfully
invited Htrud m" funeral n 1 hs late resldenrt
a. t.dr,d.r o.. ON friday. - b. U O'clock.
FNfNblitt. ON TuurHaay April ~, Hans SWend.
DeL, IN the i1fu VI uls age
Iuut al on saturday, 2gth o'clock, from hp afa
rosidtuoc rs lttn NJ. SuL,h BlOUA!yi. Friends arc
TCtp Ctuliy invited 10 attend.
The sun., 1873-04-25
Meta Ask. some Plain Questions.


SIN; As you have always befriended the poor
working women Of this city, why protest against the
reduction Of the teachers salaries? am not speaking
for the principals tu' for the beneht Of the misersby
paid primary school or gallery teachers.
certain Mr.. West Of the Fourteenth ward pre-
sentcd at the Board Of Education resolution 10 de.
crease the teachers salaries Who II this Mr. West?
An old snd miscrly resident OF the Fourteenth Ward
engaged In the sa1dcry and real estate business. IA
he "a 40 AuHious to cut durn salaries, permit tO AK
O few QUESTIONS Of Mr. west:
Frst-Wiii he please reduce the price of his goods
harness satchels, &c.S
Second--Will he also accept whatever price choose
60 unrr for his Nnresp
lurd-N i he lover his rents to hs tenants and per.
NIT them g. Offer him reduced sum
fourth-for renting houses &c, will he accept
duccd commission from the owners
In fact, Mr. West, Will you please wNrk for $50 per
year and the rent of house In Grand street and
your store situate In smother part of tue street,
eolhe Yourself and wife, pay doctors, butchers, aud
all the &C bills
Ce- you do all this siJO per year2 II (as you
are thoroughly posted please give clear and concise
they may he benefited.
There would be harm in reducing the prine pals'
salaries and adding the reduction to the under teachers
pay u would prove OF great benen and would he grute
fally received. META WILDWOOD.
The sun., 1873-04-25
England Providing for tho Payment Of IN
Award

LONDON, April A.-ln tho House of Commons
this evening the resolutions offered by Chance IoT
OF the Exchequer TO carry out the proposals Of the
Budget were !lsJuss,d
Mr.. Ward Hunt spoke In terms of condemnation OF =
financial administration which uuderestimated rev.
enue and oYeTestimated Ipendturos lie also opposed
q" y ynent Of any portion OF the Geneva award in
E1cheQucr bonds
Mr., ChlldcTs defended the Government, and drew Q
contrast betsten It's admins ralO Of the treasury and
thAt of tue Conservative when ney were In power,
The resolutions were nHally passed, ept that re-
dueine the duties on sugar ono-haf, which MIR. Lowe
proposed should be recOInmltted.
The sun., 1873-04-25
a VIM FROM Manv sufferers.


SIN: Please enliehten us. How are we TO
the big ditch being dug on the Fourth ave.
nuc2 Some OF us living the other Side paronke tho
Madison avenue and wives and children would
seeA recreation In the Central PARK. Now We can
reach neither. some ten days ago they removed the
ttohce AT SAYfourth street, and have left mud hole
there for thousa d. Of visitors TO the at the
park to wade through Otrcr street above ahso.
lutcy closed even Tor foot passengers Cant YOU get
so0' temporary bridges but for poor pedestrians and
relieve MANY STFIErlE-r
The sun., 1873-04-25
A shot nt Michael Curry.

SIN; noticed ia this mornings SUN a letter
from Michael Curry, Who, on account Of his name.
suppose prosumcs to know all about the RtV Dr. Curry
and he family connections, and Is yery particular TO
inform y-ur readers that his ,Dr Curry parents
good tatholcs meaning. ~ course that they were
members Of the Roman catholic thurtn. His know.
ledge goee further, end saws that DR. tLT only sister
married Mr. George Hamilton Who he claims H. aCathO.
lie lrsLman. Mr Hamilton ~ a" Catholic according
TO Nebsters second rendering. only he Il temed
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, aud never
belonged to any other, that Michael has
been nlsDtormed IN regard to the Roman Catholic Gle.
ment which he would fain nave believe prevails In
the Rev. Drs family and family connections. II
II Irish Is he necessarily Roman CatholicY
Very respectfully, D.G.D.
The sun., 1873-04-25
BIsmnrck and he Romi,h Clcrgy

BERLIN, April A.-The Upper House Of the
PruSsan Diet to-day engaged In debate witch lastad
six hours, the bin regulating the training and ap
poinunont Of the clergy Prince Bismarck Of
.lH powerful npctrhcs "a support OF the bill, lie de-
fended NE attitude the Government had taken fully
ustlhed by the douinrerlng assumptions OF the pTrs
hood In the course Of his speech ne took u
deny the often epoated report that he nstl ateu the
occupation Of Rome BY the GtIllan Government.