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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-10-09
Legal Advertisements.
THE STATE or TEXAS
To the sherlnr or any Constable Of Trnvi.
County, Texas, Greeting;

WHEEEAs. DIANA T. CURTIS has dled her pcti-
ton u the District Court Of Travis County against
Robert 3 Curtis, alleging: That plaintiff resides IN
Travis county, that defendant Il transient person;
that on the twentydrs Of January, 1872 plaintiff and
defendant were married In NictoFia county. Texas
that the parties lived together until about The thrteth
Jessie Elen the frut q said marriage; that the de-
PENDANT disregarding his marriage vow, within the
last two years, commenced course 81 unkind harsk
and tyranncal cOnduct towards petitioner which con-
tinucd until be finally abandoned her on about the
thfrtiefh Of March is-s. fhaf sid abandonment Is
continued and thar defendant 4 living IN adultery with
certain woman In Fort Lcavenworth. Kansas, that
before sud abandonment defendant committed an as
saut upon the person OF plnntid without provOcaon,
that Is 70 say about the tenth q January lSss
and that before and since said date defendant has been
guilty Of excesses cruel treatment and outroges
wards plaintiff which render their living together in
suppOrtable Plaintiff prays Tor process BY pnblica-
ton and az the trial for dissolution OF the bonds OF
matrimony and for decree comforting upon her the
and custody OF said child and for general relief
Wherefore, command yOu 10 summon the said
Robert s Curtis by causing this writ be published
for four successive weeks prior the return day hereof
In the DEaocRATIc STATESMAN, weekly newspaper
published In Travis county 20 appear before the Dis
tct Court Of Travis county, 20 be he held az the court
house thereof in Austin, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
February 1874 then and there to answer the petition OF
Diana E. Curtis brief statement Of which Is set out
herein, when and where you shall make known how
you have executed this writ
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court.
lsEAI-l this twenty-hfth day Of September, 1873.
n. rr,,.,..- - 49,. - - g.
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By FnAsk BRowN. Deputy. : :
THE sTATE % TEXAs,

To all persons interested in the administration Of the
Estate Of VIM. O'CONNELL, deceased:
w. C. PHILIPS. Administrator OF the estate Of WIN.
OCONNELL, deceased, has fled his final account in
on at the next term Of said court commencing the
FIRST MONDAY in October, 1873 at the court house
thereof IN the city Of Austin at which time all persons
tions thereto
Witness. A. r. Norris, clerk Of said Court.
lsEALl and the seal thereof attached this first day
Of October, A. d. 1913
A. X. NORRIS Clerk
By FRAsK BRowN DepntY. ocSdlf WI
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FRENcH SMITH, Chairman.
!. B. McBRIDE, E. H. RoeAN, Secretaries.
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SCHEME EVER KNOWN.

GRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN.
FOURTH GRAND CHIT cONCEnT
IoR THE HENEFIr or TIM
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY I
$4,000 CASH GIFTS. sl.EOO.OOo.
EVERY FIFTH TICKET DRAWS GIFT.
$4,000 for 1901
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.RoCLAMATIoN

~ tho GOvernor Of &C stale Or zee.
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THE AUSTIN TRUST COMPANY submit their
claims to an intelligent public and solicit liberal
share Of patronage. They do especially recommend
the REAL ESTATE TRUST FUND as a very de-
sirable investment and the most ehectual method
of selling Texas lands to actual settlers, and Of secur
ing to them the highest order Of titles.
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Miscellaneous.
A VENUE HOTEL
AUSTIN, Texas.
7. J. MOORE, Proprietor.

would most respectfully inform the travelling pub
rs ia Ne, y ne Avenue they wiz be made - con-
tortanle - ~ an nrst class houso In Texas We are
n the cenier 81 me city, have the stage and Post
o1cs ana eNety comfort and luxury the city affords
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2tqOOtoy 6eSsy
which IsIn ssn for cash, cotton, hides OF wool. At
prices e. low ~ they sod for without loss.
Small PROFITS, prompt payment ana .atr deeng are tho
rules By which intend 70 be governed inmy D1siica
shall be happy to meet my old friends and acquain
tAnces AZ AL times, and still more happy to establish
business relations with them.
refer al new comeTs 70 any one who has known me
FOR years. as 70 ny reputation for living up 70 my
promises.
JAS. p MCKINNEY.
AUSTIN. Nay ~. 161S. may28W-1y
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hs..rs. Doylss nna overall.

GEN. A. 7. HAWTHORNE. oxrrs.r Aorrr for
Texas. Once e Marshall, Toxas
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n HAVE NOW IN STORE,
And to are the llrsest and best assorted stock Of
Stoves
Tinware,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22

hts produce, and condemns tho system OF Watering
stocks 80 that dividends paid fictitious repro
sentstions Of value.
PreSiuent frailey was unanimously reelected. and
upon resuming the duties of President made brief
address OF thanks 10 the body for its continued man.
hestatons OF regard and confidence. Tho following
vice-Presidents were then elected:
C. E Cnlver Chicago; 4. +. Coyngton Cincinnati: r..
r. Doir buhao; III. T.. Bridge. Detroit; Henry J. Lat
shaw, hinsas CITY; VIM. T. Smith. Milwaukee j. q,
Johnson NeWark; WIN. Burrell. New-Orleans; GeOrge
Opdyke' Sew,f0rk; Z. j. Hoffman. Phadelphia; q. q.
Jersey anoiuand; Wn. Grosyenor, Portland: H. Il.
Bonner ST. Louis; D. j. Nourse, Boston.
by suspension OF the rules. the following committee
was appointed TO consider the subject Of transportation
fclities Messrs. Grosvenor of ST. Louis Howe OF Chi
cago smth OF Cincinnati. Start OF New York. and Aon
OF Pblladeipha. committee was also appointed as
follows 70 onsider the subject OF Canadian Reciprocity:
Me.srs cItW OF Milwaukee, BOnd Of Boston. BoyntOn.
OF Se" iofk Taylor, OF Cincinnati, Drew. OF Chicago
Hashol VI foftind. aud Hdsney, Of Detroit.
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THE wA1KgR-sT. FIRE-Ioss, S34,OO,

THE wAfKRR-sT. FIBE-LOss, $4,000.
The losses and assurances of firms whose
goods we're damaged by the fire the vestory build
ing No So Walkerst., Monday night, furnished
to Fire Marshal Sheldon Yesterday. The building,
owned by the Loriard estate, damaged 81 OOO IN
surance unknown. Good & Wilson, dealers in
hosiery, on the first Hoor had damaged 5000
insured for 5000 each In the Westchester Columbia,
Flremens Fund, Connecticut, Atlantic, Mechanics .
Manhattan and European aud Queens $4,000; City OF
Providence s. 500 and Hew-York Central $780, total
insurance 5000 The second. fourth and fifth floors
is occupied by W. H. Humphrey & Brother, dealers
In ties and tcarfs. whose stock was damaged
$1,000 They were insured follows: Bow
cry $4,000; Columbia, 5000; Metropolitan 5000 /;
London Assurance 5000 and Globe $4,000 total $4,000
The third floor Is also occupied by John W Briggs Co.
dealers in goods whose goods damaged 81 900
insured for $4,000 The front bart OF the fourth floor
occupied by Coon q Van ysIkenburgh, dealers in
The firm were insured as follows North America Of
Philadelphia s2.5OO; Phenix OF Brooklyn, s?5Oo Ma
;onal, OF Hartford, 2,5OO; Imperial OF London $500
Fna OF Hartford 5000: Springfield. Mass 5000; Fire
mems Fund $500 London Assurance, $4,000; total in
fire broke ont No HS5 D. ID, yesterday in the four
story BRICK building, No 4al pearst occupied by H.
TO the building and $500 10 the stock. Insured.
THE FIRE ENGINEERS CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 21.--In the National Con-
venon OF Chief Engineers OF Fire Departments to-day
Chiefs Damre OF Boston. sllman Of Baltimore, Sexton
Of st. Louis Hill Of Cleveland, aud Megrue Of Cincn-
natl we're appointed Executive Committee. Reports
were read accepted the limitation and disuse of
conbustlbe material the structure Of buildings
on the excessive hight OF buildings and tie
restriction Of the danger OF elevator passage ways,
hatchways. and mansards "a the employment OF
fruetWOrthy watchmrn, on fiie escapes on the UNI
forIhity Of hose coupling and fire hydrant connections,
ana on the Importance OF complete understanding he
those whosr duty II Is 10 extnZash nres ana nre
insurance companies 81 Louis was selected ne the
MI ce Of la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
OUTDOOR SPORT'S.
tue NEWMARKET RACES.

THE C,MBRIrGEsIIRE STAKES WON ny MONrARGIs.
LONDON. Oct. 21.-The race for the Cam
hridgeshire Stakes took place at Newmarket to-day and
was won by MOntargis- Walnut came IN second, and
Sterling third There 81 starters The ina betting
was 50 TO | against MOuargis IS to against Walnut
and 80 to 1 against Sterling The following is sum
mary:
Cambrdgcshre stakes OF ~ sOvereigDs each 10 forfeit
aud only declared, with 100 added winners extra;
the second horse 10 receive 50 s0vercign out OF the
stakes
Mr. Aumont's ch. c. MOntargis. nv Orpheln. out OF
Woman IN Red (bred In Franoel, wears old. .......
MT John FOy's ch C. walnut by NutbOurne, out Of
Malpractice years old -.
Mr. r. Grettons oh. Sterling. by oxford, out OF Wits
per Oy Fatcdtcher-5lenCe years Od...-.-.-.-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
YELLOW FEVAR
THE DEATH RECORD Ar MEMPHIS -n0Sors TO TIE
NURSES

THE DEATH RECORD Ar MEMPHIS -n0NoRs TO TIE
NURSES
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2l.-Ihe mOrtuary report yes
terday showed deaths from yellow fever nuh seven
fr,,n other csuses Tho reports up to-day show
., deaths from yellow fever ,md PIX from other
Causes Copies Of FORESTS Campaign" sold to-
day for the relief OF tho sufferers at Si3 per
voIuue Snb.cr ptions toward the monument to Miss
stephenson the young lady from Illinois who fell
victim 10 the fever while nursing the sick are coming
in rapidly Another young lady, Miss Lulu "llkinsoh
la, beer presented with gold cross by A. H. FrankIanu
for her 70 the sick She was stricken WIN 'H
disease, but IL recovering. -, ~
IATER-It Is particularly requested by the Board OF
that absent citizens VIII not return uh-l lh'y
OF the Board of Health. reported d. ing tonight an"
so, also, ~ Dr. BiOunb $1,000. -
The roruary report for the p hours ending at o. IN
shows Yellow fever. " other causes 10 toai' 30
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
There were only three interments at Shgeve-
port, yesterday. FROM yellow fever
TIE TRIBUNE has received ~ from +. i.
Pay,on for tho relief of the Shreveport sufferers
During the 48 hours ending ut noon, October
49, there were deaths al Montgomery. Ala from yet
low fever, fastened by the cold weather
Vincent Colyer sends the following dispatch
from Memphis, dated oct. 2O Though tho fever i,
,n,tinr both the Howard and Citizens Relief AssOcia
fions saw they badly need money as the sick
st rs 30 heavy and restitution is farreachlDg"
At the request of Messrs. ParAe Goodwin, Ed
wards Pierrepont Charles short John A. Stewart, 10
seph w. Howe Jacob d. Yermilye. r. W. Deforest. j. NJ
Bundy and others. Gen Joseph O. Jackson has con,
Law" IN steinway Hall, on Monday evening oct "a
ne proceeds devoted % the relief OF the sufferer
by fever Memphis Tenn Inc Use Oi tle l, i0I .iS
purpose rendered. gautously. by the MeiSrs
StclnWuy.
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NEAR THIS CITY.
COMPARATIVELY rRrrrING LOSSES.

COMPARATIVELY IKIfiLNG IbN7FsNs
The damage of the late storm to the wharves
and shipping on the in the vicinity OF this city
has proved comparatively trivial The Sound steamers
which were all delayed by the gale Sunday night,
were running regularly yesterday. and. although they
encountered heavy winds Monday night, experienced
no disasters The steamer G. II. NOrtham Of tho New
Haven line while entering New Haven harbOr carried
away the bowsprit OF unknown schooner and was
punctured in the buwarks the port side before and
n the wheehOuse. The damages are however. slight
Anumber Of the canaboats belonging to the tow OF
the steamer Syracuse which broken by the storm
off stony Point arrived Pier No g. East River, yes
terday afternoon. Many OF the boats were
considerably damaged aud In leaky
condition, although the cargOes with the
exception Of a few deck-oads, were uninjurcd. The
canal boats r. C.. Dorm and Warrior were sunk,
and four horses and two mules are reported
drowned. As far could be asceTtancd yes
terday the rumors that of the deck-haDds
aud their families were lost are not trustworthy.
The following OF the tow OF the Syracuse, belong
ing to the Austin Line, arrived yesterday: Oliver
Brothers Mary and Maggie, ID. j. Bennett, Scottish
Chief Wyandott j. f. Bunce, jr, II. III. Durkee, G. III.
Adams, X +. Woodruff, Indiana. r. Il. Hand. Carrie
and Cora c. f. Williams. George v. Shafer,
ST.. s. Cummings, Henry s. Sill, Charles
Zoller Martha A. Loomis, Thad. c. Davis, II. C..
Williams, L. S. Estey, and Lizzie. The boats In
the tow Of the skuyler landed In Jersey
City yesterday the Cunsrd docks,
The remainder of the Alida's tow expected last
night could be ascertaned the only boats
lost are the Chester Hare. with cargo of wheat; the
Dakotah loaded with salt and the Willis. with apples
and rain
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Al Notices of Marriages sast be Endorsed Wia hsu
ilIEI


e jS, r Air,ae en- G7A y.s Of her .sc
At lie lipus, Cbnrcn isayr ild lhi""HA"1' -
ph,ladrioli, ,od Poa glI scpsir paper p%ise copy
AYRKs On Tuesday 81 At O'Clock n i~sude' ses The
Rsss. .ud fres Of tho hmy also ne members Of zsres.
Lode No 49, r. anl A. ~, 9-c,nly N, go 70 sIea. sh'
Sr,5siyno o on weiacslsy, at "a Oeoc1 p
BAIgY-O0 Mopey Oct 20 Hsup Bailey Of 'S' srm ib'r
Ps,,, o@ his late residence glt and w,IOnsys we
100 p N trsin Harlem Railroad At Melross s1'on
On Say pgat Oct 10 Alexander Brce other Of Rev
L BnS ' arr nsd u ,,,nd hi, faser'l ron ns
,epce Of b, soa 6i Esl'e Ne~srA GA "esno1'T "'
2ld at I'D a.
Biolsou SUNDAY morning Oct 10 1878. r'ns'ou a'a-i
,o1 S.aod en the fml also unsr. o. The A.sspy
Msiae sua Medical Socst M nisi % ~,shs ,ns ~
dsy tie pa AZ 10 Q.
sand, oe, 10 1873 be redsnee Of his 500 ~ D.
g%"I", VI. b. taken to Sssoraee geinl Oct ~ i'os
thr and Central Depot 1t 10 ~ N'a' yes " H', ,
,pectfniy invited aeud Rn'ss e'n IA 'eea o. A' '"'"'
ne l,ie rexirnce un'i "eiassd',.
BEONN-N V.euus. AnsinI, sept = iNi"' "~''''"' ~
o,,,xns &c, coming, 4. b, a residence o-s sa"iai.si
.Y',t o,s. II 1873 lgei Il ,eArs
y,Iee OF innrrsl hereafter. , 80.
w. C,"poo S,,ar,,, Oct IL st N,riso~a NJ Ed~''d s
camp the Bah ear Of a,' .ss ,s b, ae, % THURSDAY
- 81, mt from 81, Late radnoe, corner OF I'm All ga
q. wontr oc, 90 aary Ne'i ~eo Alexander r
@ p. d, he 9t SSa }s' S 81 isi .., % b
lai ea weiHs,y e,ea3l eeSs' '"' ''' - ~ ="
-, "a, noed., OCT. 20 Gfuy Bownei vaun?'s esih ~
= =, I'd ga,ps Fargo. 10 he 10 year 81 ~ 49, -
James t,s reap, etful rvd 20 attend he ln"rs q "
asafE s,on onis'n. On lnaAi'y o't ~, a.
I cciDrk .,..
| HASIIN6S-On MONDAY w" ~ ''''s " '"7'' " "
% h. ,..,., D.. ri. o....-t
~. .e r,laenr Sing T., Tbnrsiig th. 23t
forty second 49, crpOt Al Il I'D ssi
,f, n and retaining SBs a. 2J6p.n. C-Insls'
ne Ia vtfin a. the stai "a
oys ER Al Jer,-, cts flights, sandy Ot 10. Wil.n
son of Nlsm and sarah hoblossr 10 h' 2Ith year ~
The rrd, eod Of ID, iamiy respectfully invited 70 attend
hi fapsra WEDNESDAY afternoon ~ O'Clock fom his tss
sr-siienes IioboAen- ave, Jerse' City bIznt~
sTyDAt MarborDu the Hudson Sunig Oet ~ ns alss
!. g. Husted VIE OF VIM A. hustcd. aged 81
80 81 James place. BnOkiru Neinr.isY a. Dos
The retyes friends Of the family rsp-aIS 'a'%,
to
XEGP-On TuesisY. Oct 81 ~ pospnF g., Boohn Arh"
Dcnson. J. a. Keep aQd ssbe Il scsnaen sgd -"
services hsrdsf morning. " ~ 'p
PINK-Dn 10 John W. Pine the st year o. ms a.
The reses friend, faulty rspeei;1l' mn "a 70
he funeral lT5 Haist. BrOoAkn. "oiasi.y oo1 "a
o..
SHUMWAY-On Tuesday. Oct 81 Ia Der lih yeAt. H"e ANS
eldest d,aobter nj W nlisn W snsaa hDen Shawn
Fuurral SainrjAv merit AZ q oeiSc. "" ~ 49, - -
Lafayette Asd Msrcy-avrs, BroohVh
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The cable steamer Robert Lowe is taking on
hoard AT Halifax n S. new telegraph cable TO be laid
between Cape Breton and Newfoundland.
The Cunard Steamship Company have de-
trminod to withdraw their vessels from the West India
service az an early day and establish daily line be
tween Liverpool and New-YOrk.
One hundred and sixty-fve thousand dollars
in specie shipped from southampton for NeW-York
Yesterday by the steamship Weser The steamship
Victorian. from Liverpool for Quebec, took $4,000
In London, last evening, banquet was
given BY the Lord Mayor IN honor OF President Watson
Of the Erie Railway. Three hundred guests were pres
en including the Master wardens OF all the great city
companies. COmpl mentary speeches were made by the
Lord Mayor Mr. Watson, aud Mr.. Med, Mayor OF Chi
e.g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
GEYERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE SEw-JERSEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
TRENTON, Oct. 21.-The Commission to sug-
ccst amendments the Constitution met here to-day
and adopted the following:
No trust funds 10 be invested private corporations.
except authorized by the person making the trust.
No city county, township village TO give any
money property loan ITS credit TO any INDIVIDUAL OF
corporation, or incur any Indebtedness or nPo-e dn
tax, except for municipal purposes. No Rfl Oh hhu
or money 10 be made by the state numerical cOri"-
ratOns religions corporation School iunhs I" ne
exclusively for public schools under state control No
less than two mills the dollar OF taxable vaNiW
raised IN each county, by annually, 10 DE- eA"ueu
ON public schools therein aud not else"her" .
motion to strike out therein and mol else"ho'0'
which changes the present mode was debated III eng
and lost The twO-m tax is raised on ihe V''"'"''
and hence when distributed some oil the e"ui'''''
more than the raise 10 was oonended that TINS P''
cinle WA, unjust and that each county Sio"" '''''
the money IL raised .,,,,,
THE SOUTH cAEoLiNA LRdis'Aio"' :,
co,,,,,,. Oct. 2l.-The Legislature met ;"
TO. session to-day GOV Moses SeIt u "a m.
,enresenting the funded debt at sie'O1 80
80, eb. AT Is 500 s9f and prop9sing n t lands thai
20 nav interest on tue NO. 80. Vino
liz hondholders be. induced w "sio'
reduced In yoihme' ,sv,,oN
Dvs MONIES. Oct. 2l.-The latest e'eo,,o ~
nm. to-day indicate that Carpenters ms)0r,y
40 The senate win be % Republican, IL oPpVa
and in the House the Opposition VIZ -.-.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE. "a

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The sixth annual Con
yention Of the National Board OF Trade assembled In
Music Hall At noon today The report Of the action OF
the Executive Committee for the past year was
read. The report recommends the ehcour"son' en.
o., American ship-bulding by tho allowance
NJ bounies for building whether the materials used DO
foreign or American condemns the credit system OF ie
Government promises to pay, and the natonai p'nA'
founded thereon, and demands currency resting On
specle basis; condemns the policy OF the banks pa'k
,nterest on call deposits; favors douernnent rosu
,on nj Interstate transportation and the reduction
a. rates 30 that the producer may share la tho pr"u1 "
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RTGLISH VIEW or THE FRENCH
CRISIS.
MIR. BRADLAUGHs OPINIONS.

1ry Srw DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE AND IT'S INFLUENCE
PRINCE NAPoLEOS's PosTTIoN-THE RUMoRED
PgsfGSATTON OF IMAGINATION DIsBELIEvED-TIH
PLANS or THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT.
Charles Bradlaugh was visited in his rooms
at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening by TRIBUNE
reporter instructed to obtain the views OF the great
English republican on the latest phase Of politics In
France He found Mr. Bradlaugh alone with his CORE
snonoance included IN which late sdyices from
friends IN Paris.
Won have seen the telegraphic aavices from France
Mr. Rradl,ugb" said the reporter. What Will be the
effect OF MacMahons proposed resignation T. A.
Whether MacMahOn resigns or not the Right intends
whom the Assembly opens 10 repeat In some ashlon the
coup Of che oath of May, as TO force restoration
OF the Eourbon monarchy. AS against that
do nor be,ieve ma claimed In to-day's kilograms
that the EepnbIicans have majority m the Assembly
unless the majority Of the BoDapartt votes are gwen
f, the REPUBLICAN, party some members OF the Right
Cner either abstain from voting or vote against their
party The two votes taken at the time OF NJ Theirs
rescnation appear 10 to be decisive this point
o. what IA left then 10 oppose the coup OF the Right
A What rely Is that the new Lfgue de Ia SOnTe-
yotnee Noaoaae which has been lately ridicued be-
cause OF its proposition by NJ Portales will not only be
supported toy ~ Theirs measure OF lpolicy, but Will
be- adhered TO by NJ. Gambetta as an absolute
necessity IN my opinion not only was the
letter of PortAIes 20 Prince Napoleon wise
step ~ detschng Prince who Is the most Intelligent
leader iuOug Bonapartsts from any possibility OF
supporting HE Empress, bot II was Tue only polltic
eours az unless there be perfect union OF every sec
ton against The Ledtmiss, IL wouo oe iu'PoSsiois 10
prevent TOysiist coup d edL
It .eeus natural 70 infer from the kilograms that
MaeMahon rooses 70 resign before tne proposed vote
Monarchy or Repubicanigm can be oroered oy the
Assembly, A. Yes; such is the inference but II Is
fdouoas TO suppose that he would do so IL disposed
10 AID tie Legitimists,' for TINS "ouio par
ouly strength the Lsgisimsts have OUTSIDE lhe
Chamber MscMahon has no personal ainmilon' ana
not imagine him making coup d@a' 70 SuVsneo
HIS own fortunes though he might become the 'ooi !" DC
used for some other persons advancement
q. HOw 90 You account for Prince Napoleon's reaoY
aeceptance OF the proposition OF NJ Por1aes' "as u
iSen eUtireiy satisfactory TO his political friends a.
There is no doubt from my advices from Paris
that Prince Napoleon has initiated some OF BIS
friends 10y his prompt reply accepting inc prop2slC'
HAD 'eeh there either POrtaies OF INC t
anu asa "ther been disposed 20 accept my ,cn a
sbhbd certainly have counsfien snoa =,
@Sissa tos Rortsiea. IL iusafJd thiVuK"O"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-22
rELEGRAPuC NOTE:

The Indiana Liquor law has been declared
constitutional
THE banks Of indianapolis have decided 10 re-
SANE fall currency payments
-. George w. Keith a Post-oice clerk of the
tered letter.
AT Lowell, yesterday a son Of James Caskins,
age "a instantly killed falling the wheel loaded
while PLAYING 10 fOnt Of his fAih.rs bsus..
;,--seyeIal members OF the Centennial Committee
on TA nave " the homes philadelphia leaving Di
Reimbursement Gcsbon Of Cincinnati ale ehsrge designs
arrange me A'h-e details Tor The Comiees e0nsideTaon
The Grand Jury of the Over and Terminer for
Monroe COUNTY T. which has n se..on over two weIs
a4 20 car % 20 Pe-el'N discovered he illegally
constituted, Tie isem1 beng ummsBeA b. the Shef5
dr,ap OVrr court a. 'le Law u ats. 1873 Ireet.