, 1873-10-23


Hall have been submitted to the most
prominent medical rnen of the country
and by them lis death is uuhesitatinelv
pronounced to have been due to natural
causes, and the treatment by Dr. Bissesl
Is stated as exactly that which was fe-
quired, and the only treatment proper
under the circumstances.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-A dispatch, report
ing an agreement between Count de
Chambord and the monarckical party
in the French Assembly, gives the fol-
lowing points Of the programme to be
proclaimed At the opening of the ses-
sion; universal suffrage; reasonable lib
erty of the press, and the tricolor to be
maintained as the flag of France. The
last point, however is open to mutual
concessions. The dispatch also saws
the Assembly is called to meet not later
than the 9th inst.
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-eS Deputies of the
Assembly, for the Department of the
Seine. have signed a manifesto, protest
ing against the attempted restoration of
of Royalty and declaring that they will
energetically resist all such schemes.
LONDON, Oct. 1896, 900 of bullion
were shipped for New York to day from
London and Southampton. Bank of
England has fixed the rate of discount
at per cent.
NEW YORK, Oct. 49, Mr.. Dos Pasos,
one of Stokes counsel, finished to-day
his opening address to the jury. At the
conclusion of the address Francis NJ.
Blk stated that Stokes called on him on
the day of the shooting and talked about
going to Providence. A recess was
taken, after which the counsel for the
prisoner asked that the jury inspect the
stairway and hallway of the Grand Cen
tral Hotel to judge for themselves if
Hill and Rodmold could have seen
Hart had he been present at the shoot
ing, but the request was denied,
New YORK, Oct 18 inquiry offices
OF the principal steamship lines shows
that the foreign export trade at one time
seriously broken by the financial panic,
is in healthy condition, and that large
shipments are made by every outgoing
steamer without any material alteration
MEMPHIS, Oct .1S.-About 10 miles
above Osceola on the Mississippi river
yesterday. the packet Mary E. Poor was
discovered to be on fire. The flames
gained such headway that the boat run
into bav, and the passengers forced to
swim to save their lives. The CLERK re
ports 65 passengers aboard, of whom
one cabiu boy, one cabin passenger, two
female and one male deck passenger are
missing. Pilot Cowan was badly burned
before he left his post, and several other
passengers badly burned. The City of
Helena arrived at the scene soon after,
and rendered all the assistance possible.
Senator Window, of the Senate Com
mittce on Transportation, will leave to-
night for Washington. On Monday the
other members of the Committee
will follow. From Washington, they
will proceed to Richmond and Cincin-
natti, stopping at intermediate shipping
points and returning by the middle
of November, when they will take the
southern coast direction, stopping at
important cities until reaching New Or
leans. They will return by way of the
Mississippi.
There is no improvement in the con-
tagion, 80 deaths being reported to-day.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. 1S.-Eight deaths
from yellow fever to-day.
MONTGOMERY, Ala,, Oct. 18. Only l
death from yellow fever to-day.
New York. Oct. 1S.-Geo, Francis
Train, who arrived here only last week
from Europe, having become disgusted
with country politics and people, sailed
away again to-day leaving, he says, for
ever.
VERSAILLES, Oct. 1S.-Private advices
received from .he French settlements
at St. Pierre, gives information OF the
assassination of Monseigneur Devere,
Bishop of the Diocese. The Bishop
was murdered in the Chapel ofSt. Jean,
being stabbed in the heart and lungs
while at prayer. A cousin of the Bish-
ops was charged with the crime and
arrested.
MADRID, Oct. 1S.-The Spanish Gov
ernment made complaint to the French
Government that the French Consul in
Cartagena had offered promise to the
Insurgents. A reply was received prom
Using to enquire into the matter.
The Minister of War to-day presented
Gen. Sickles, U. S. Minister, with
sword made expressly for him at Toledo.
The hilt is ornamented with the arms
of the U. S.. and on the blade are in
scribed the names of battles in which
the Gen. was distinguished.
LoNLoN. Oct lS-John Bright was
to-day reelected member to Parliament
without opposition.
LA CONNER, W. T., Oct. 21-A stab
bing affray occurred at Sehome yester-
lay afternoon between two men, John
Boyd and William Pollard. which might
nave resulted in serious injury to Boyd
put for the fortunate breaking Of the
he knife at the first blow. They were
separated before doing any injury to each
)ther.