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NOTICE.

All parties indebted 10 me OF my late husband
EHil Ma,sh, deceased are requested 70 call at the
Office OF WIN. +. Atkinson, attorney at law, AID
settle with him.
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The New York herald., 1873-12-01

mas been win cram aua suOrleu successfully -.
Dr. Tying further reviewed his discourse or tha
Sunday previous and then went on by numerous
references to works published In England an(b
tnis country by advanced churchmen 10 show tnae
the direction In which the Protestant Episcopau
church OF the present day Is tending Is absolutely
to Rome.
The question, he said, was not one OF the past
but or the present and o.; the future. These rev0-
lutionsts inconsistent In their state
perry. Others seeking union with the westerns
Church Whatever their di1erences IL Is apparent
70 al critical Pa observers that they are To-
fiction which has no living reality. In support
OF this staten ent DR.. Tying quoted from the London
sermon by DR.. Ever and other authorities in the
High Church and ritualstc parties, comparing Dr.
Dlx's catechlsm with the Catechsm of the Churcf4
OF Rome, and quoting from work entitled "Ritua1
or the Affair."
holds In any sense the fact OF virtue OF ap0stOiCan
succession Is fair subject for the Church or ROme-,
lie WIN be moved more and more towards it. The
ceremonial usages, sacramental language, sab
mission and obedience now dominant Ia the
church. are evidences that the revolution Is sue
very no ew nosy wHs sa
@ one position should not be taken OF going bodily
pser 70 Rome rs asked any hope %
ancy or evangelical views he would answer nOne.,
ir every memorial made by the evangelical party to-
tne House OF BISHOPS and general conventions had
been treated with contempt. Still, whatever bop
the circumstances, 1t would be craven in evangelf
GTOUn1Q
and maintain warm sympathy with all who ar0s
compelled to go out. He spoke OF Bishop CumminH
az being perfectly justified In seeding, and had no
hesitation in saying that II the action OF OF the
bishops, which was Indicated in Yesterdays papers
be cOnsummated, 1t would be the most infamouS
act that has ever been perpetrated In any Churchs
called BY the name of Jesus Christ. The assump-l
tion OF sucn power by SIX bishops in the lace OF
written law-and that law about which there Isl
no doubt in the Chnrch-to dep0Se Bishop Cum
Minis would be most monstrous assumption Of
power, elimination OF plan on the part Of the
DIShOOA wOuId
perhaps might stop this course OF things from any
further and more dangerous developments.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
SINGULAR DEATH

Last evening an unknown woman entered the
confectionery store OF L. Long, No. avenue A.
and asked the proprietor II he would call In q
priest She had scarcely finished the sentence
when she fell the floor apparently as II In nt.
Mr.. Long went to the Seventeenth precinct ana
notified Captain Walsh. who sent Roundsman
Flanagan and some officers to convey her to the
station house. Police surgeon McClay was sent
woman expired She was about Is years Of age,t
five feet four inches in height; stoutly built 8
brown hair, mixed with gray; gray eyes; dressed
black merino shawl, Grape hood woollen stockings,
one gray and one brown morocco shoe. On herr
person q pair OF prayer beads and cruclnX
attached were found; one white pocket handker-
chief and three small keys. The body Will be senet
hold an inquest to-day.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1873.
Contested Congressional Elections.
The following is list OF the contested elections
in the present House or Representatives
ARKANsAs.--First district-L. G. Ganse against
Asa Hodges; Second dstrlct-M. l.. Bell against o.
7: snyder Third disIrict-T. M. Gunter against ".
GHoRGIA.-Frst district-Andrew Sloan against
Morgan Rowls; Fourth distrlct-Marlon Betnuno
against henry r. Harris
iNDIASA.-Nintn dlstrict-John p O. Shanks
KEsTucKY.-Tenth dlstrict-John M. Burns
against John D. Young.
vIRGISIA.-Ffth dstrict-C. Y. Thomas against
Alexander M. Davis.
UrAH.-George T. Maxwell against George Q.
Cannon.
In addition TO the above there are two sets Cd
certificates from West Virginia and four from
Louisiana. There are in the full House 293 mem-
bers. Deducting the vacancies there are now 2S1
members, OF whom 100 are said to be straitoue
republicans, SO democrats and liberals.
A Cure for Financial Disturbances.
Senator Ferry of Michigan, member OF the
Committee on Finance, will propose remedy for
the financial disturbance as Notwithstanding to
be open and free to all; the maximum currency
OF the country, exclusive OF the fractional to be-
$780, 900, 000 issued by the government direct and
made lawful money, as the greenbacks are; imme-
date relief through Of the 900 reserve,
and $4,000 COO OF new currency on the
purchase OF bonds, thus making up
the $500, 100000. and convertible into currencys
bonds bearing 65-l0o per cent interest, recon.
vertlbe into currency on demand; bonds not to be
taxable; national currency to be exchanged for
new lawful money currency at the convenience 06
the government within such practicable periods
as the Secretary OF the Treasury may designateS :
the fractional currency to be substituted with sill
ver and the fractional currency, as last as 50 re-
deemed, to be destroyed.
New Rule Applicable to Invcstlga-
tfOns.
1t is understood the Hon. B. r. Butler will intro
duce resolution in the House tomorrow embody-
ing new rule that in all cases OF applications or
requests for Investigations the statements OF par
ties making such application shall first be referred
to some appropriate committee, who will deter
mine whether there are sufficient grounds for iu~
VeStigation or not.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
Repetition Of the Spanish Arguments
Showing the Virginius' Piracy.
The Presidents Message and
the Spanish Insult.
Complimentary TO CASTELAR, and Kindly TO
the Young Republic.
THE WAR VOICE NOT YET STlLLED.
NEWS FROM CUBA.

tIlCuhRM W iuI NEW tunh uE0elu
Excitement ON Receiving the News, but
Order Prevailing-The Authorities and
the People Dissatisfied with the settle-
mcnt-Fears of United States Aggres-
sion.
HAVANA, Nov. 80, 1873.
The news or the settlement of the virginius
question between Spain and the United States and
the terms upon which it is based was received
here with much excitement but perfect order
prevails among the people and the volunteers.
WANTING CASTELAR, TO WAIT.
The chief authorities Of the island. assembled in
conference, have sent manifesto to the Spanish
government asking il to wait until 1t shall have
received protocol about the virginius case which
shows the right OF capture and the justice OF the
subsequent proceedings
POPULAR OPPOSITION TO THE SURRENDER.
The mass OF the people oppose the surrender Of
the virginius or any yielding to pretensons which
may dishonor the Spanish flag. The tone OF the
press is In accord with the popular feeling.
FEARS or AGGRESSION.
Extraordinary means and resources are being
created to resist any aggressive act, although
thinking people do not expect it, knowing the
p rudence OF the American government.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. IL 80 A. M.
Dispatches from Cape Coast Castle report
another engagement with the Ashantees near
Dunquah, in which 40 Engishmen and native
auxiliaries were killed and wounded.
BOLD ACTION AGAINST AN ENGLISH FORTIFIcATIoN.
The Ashantees boldly attacked the British posi-
tion at Abbracrampta but were driven or after
an hours fight with a loss OF 80 men.
The British were protected by field works aud
their loss was trining.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Views of the Rev. DIR. Tying, Jr., ON the
Schismatic Movement OF Bishop Cum-
minis and His Supporters.

Views of the Rev. DIR. Tying, Jr., ON the
schismatic Movement OF Bishop Cum-
minis and His Supporters.
Yesterday evening, in the Church of the Holy
Trinity, Rev. DR.. Tying, Jr., discoursed to large
congregation on the subject now most mooted
in the Episcopal Church-''In What Direction
Is the Revolution in the Protestant Episcopal
Church Tending au He took his text from the
twenty-eighth chapter OF Acts, fourteenth verse
s'where we found brethren and were desired
to tarry with them seven days, and so went
toward Romen The reverend Doctor described
Sc. Paui's journey to Rome and his tarryng at Pu-
toll, which thing, he said, was parable. Putloli
exists less to-day in the ruins which mark Its
ancient site than IN the journeys OF mind which
prisoners OF superstition make towards Rome. 1t
is the very type OF that midway deluson in which
certain brethren tarry and to which they invite
submission. 1t has charms and attractions which
cannot be scorned. 1t may ior a lifetime satisfy
some dreamy souls; but he that Is thorough
and positive In temperament and purpose
soon tires of its nnreaty. Though it be in chains,
yet, with all sincerity OF conviction and conscience.
he seeks his nnal residence and rest In Rome it.
self. And that which is true OF one may be the
record OF company How large that proportion
OF our own household OF faith may be who have
taken refuge In Putioli on their way TO Rome Is
the question we have before us tonight.
Last Sunday evening asked the question elias
the Protestant Episcopal Church been revolu-
tionized" and suggested some facts and quota
tions as tending TO prove the affirmative. These it
Is impossible TO review now at any length The
principle OF that revolution I stated In Chilling
worth's law. that he who would usurp absolute
power over any people need not abrogate or dis
annu the laws made TO MAINTAIN the common
liberty. II he can get the power and authority
70 interpret them as he pleases anu anu auu m,l
to them what he pleases and 10 nave nis
interpretations and additions stand iot avs u
ne can rule his people by his laws anu nus Jaws ~
his law yers that viii be sufficient. ! admit, SAID
Dr. Tying, that the text Of the Book OF common
Prayer and the Tnirty-nine Articles - uncnaneuu
and vet main tain that by the Invention anu im-
position OF new Interpretation OF both tnat tnat
which would not Ia constitutional manne, uass
| been acc0mplishe without suudevsng suA5 Vnurcn
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
LONDON PRESS OPINION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The "Daily Telegraph Considers that
Peace Depends Upon the Presidents
Message.
LONDON, Dec. 1-6 A. M.
The Daiy Telegraph says it would be premature
to regard the virginius difficulty as approaching
termination until the actual language used by
President Grant on the subject in his Message to
Congress Is known.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
TeLesRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Dec. 1-6sA. NJ.
Special dispatches to the morning papers report
the bombardment OF Cartagena continued on
Saturday.
There is great distress among the non-combat-
ants, who have taken refuge in the suburbs Por.
man and Escombreras.
The city Is filed with wounded.
Seventeen houses and the principal hospital have
been destroyed.
The government feet remains inactive outside
the harbor
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

DoNSELLY.-On Sunday. November 80, Mrs. MAREy
DoNNELLY, widow Of Felix Donnely, and daughterl
of the late John and Carharine Monaghan, or
Tumery. county Tyrone, Ireland, age "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are IN.
q at two O'Clock p. NJ, from her late residence
West Fourth street. Hunters Point, L. ].
IFor other Deaths See Ninth Pu0e.l
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
ASHANTEE.

Severe Battle and Ser .ous Loss Of the British
Daring Action Against an English Forti-
fed Position Repulse Of the Ma
ives After Protracted Fight.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
MARSHAL BAZAINE.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. so, 1878.
In the Bazainc trial IL is expected that the ex-
animation or witnesses Will be concluded on Mon
day, and the prosecution win then address the
Court
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 30 1873.
It is reported that the post OF Minister at Wash
ington has been rendered to M. Fournier.
The Marquis de Noailles will probably be trans
ferred to Rome II change is made in the Legation
at Washington.
RESIGNATION PROM PARLIAMENT.
General Ducrot has resigned his seat In the
Assembly.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
GERMANY.
General Manteufrsl Engaged in a Duel-His Ad-
vsrsary Seriously Wounded.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
BERLIN, Nov. 80, 1873.

BERLTN Nov 30 1873.
General Manteurel and Count Goeber fought
duel yesterday. The AFFAIR grew out OF quarrel
which began during the late war.
Count Goeber was shot in the stomach aud sert-
oualy wounded,
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
FIRE AT NEWARK.

Shortly after eight O'Clock last evening . nr0g
broke out at the enamelled cloth factory Of Williams
j. Aschenbach, on Charlton street, Newark. Th0s
loss will probably amount from S., 600 to 00o
AT nine O'Clock general alarm was sounded.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
SPAIN.

Continued Bombardment Of Cartagena = Sad
Scenes in the City-Wounded Citi-
zens on All Sides.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

Ask for GoodaIps-The Finest Imp0rtet1t
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS Beautiful new
patterns Sold everywhere. tt
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

A.-FOr n superb Dress or Business Hat
90 to ESPENSCHEID Manufacturer, llS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Died.

PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, Nov. 2Y.-Petroeuuns
closed at 32i1 francs for fine pale.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01
FRANCE.

The Embassy to Washingto Resignation from
Parliament
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

PhnIon's vitalin Restores sne UrsginaA
aaI..a cay HAIR in TO 10 days. Nourish and pro-
color 70 hsir with PHALoNs TNtIGoRAToR. the besa
n yp ToNIC N existence.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

At This Season OF the Year Coughs
colds hoarseness and other ssctons q the throat sna
valuable remedy. II been in thirty
years Price &c, 50c and 75c. bottle.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

uovsI Havana L0ttery-ExtraOrda~j
pary.sI distributed prize il every seven ticket? Il
Sn.nish bank bills and governments purchased.
SpTAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, ii Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

The Panic is Over i-Conndence in
growing stronger Business y improving Money - be-
coming plentier And KNOx'S stylish HATS and mag
nidccnt FU Rs are selling with great rspidity; pon't
the Prescott House, and Fifth Avenue Hotel. l
The New York herald., 1873-12-01

A.-Hernia Permanently Cured by thof
ELATIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6s3 Broadway Beware
Of metal spring blacksmiths who advertise worthless
Elastic Trusses" to aid in selling wreched tortuf'Ao
finger pads
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DISPATCH
Matchmaking Policeman-The Ship
Three Brothers-yerdict OF COro-
ner's Jury ON tho Railroad Acct.
dent at Oakland.

SAN francisco, Oct. 16-3 r. NJ
John CLAM, a police officer, was tried
in the Police Court to-day for visiting
a house OF III fame and practicins ex-
tortion on one OF Its inmates. He was
convicted, and will be sentenced to-
morrow.
The ship Three Brothers is at anchor
In the stream. Seamen are bending
her sails to-day, and about Wednesday
next she will depart OIL her voyage to
Liverpool. escorted out of the harbor
by two tugs and an excursion boat.
The Coroner's inquest In the case Of
Henry Allen, killed OH Oakland pier
last week, Is concluded. The jury re-
turned a verdict that deceased met bis
death accidentally by a collision be-
tween q locomotive and all incoming
train, and that at the time Of the acct
dent he was standing on the platform
of the cars, contrary to the express
protest and notice Of the officers Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
None Of the employees Of the Company
are blamed by the verdict.
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FROM San
Election .Returns-Occident to Go
East-Rncea at Oakland Park
Gold and Greenbacks.

SAN Francisco, October 16-l p. NJ
Full returns Of the election yesterday,
gives the following result: Mckln-
stry's majority yer Mckee. 1854;
over Dwinelle, 1,720; Wheeler for
Judge Of the Nineteenth District
Court has a majority owe Dangerfleld
Of 473 Louderback has a majority for
Police Judge over Drake of l,5fG.
1t Is reported that Occident will DO
taken East next Spring.
There will be a large attendance to-
day at Oakland Park to witness the
running race, mile heats. three in five,
for a purse Of $500, between Thorn
hill, Nell Flaherty and O;ceola.
Thornhill is the favorite in pools.
Gold, lOs2selOSh greenbacks, OK
G924.
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Railroad Engineers Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-At the
opening of the tenth annual session Of
the International Division Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
Rev. Mr.. Parsons delivered an ad.
dress Of welcome. Charles Wilson,
Chief Engineer, followed, showing
there were now l52 subdivisions with q
membership of $500.
Ohio EIectlon-State Ticket Still in
Doubt.
CLEVELAND, October 16.-The State
ticket Is still In doubt, with chances
favoring the Democrats by a small ma
jority. The Senate and House will
stand about fifteen Democratic ma
rity on joint ballot.
Matt. Carpenter to be Removed from
the Presidency Pro tom OF the
senate.
CHICAGO, October 16.-It Is asserted
In some quarters that Senator Car
penter will be displaced as President
pro tenn of the Senate, and that Perry
Of Michigan, will probably be put In
his place. This, 1t Is said. will be
done on account of the scandal that
has attached to Carpenter since the
adjournment Of the Senate.
Mixed schools I'm Chicago.
One of tho questions settled by the
election here yesterday, was that OF
mixed schools. In several Of the dis,
tricts containing n large majority OIL
colored voters, this issue was a direct
one, and In each instance the cardld.
ate favorlng mixed schools was de-
feated.
The Carrollton Shooting ARRAY.
The mail report OF the recent shoot
ing near Carrollton, Of Mrs. Austin
aud her alleged paramount. Elijah Hal
ley, by Robert Austin, the husband oil
the woman, states there Is another YER
sion Of the affair from that telegraphed
from st. Louis, to the effect that Aus,
tin was angry with his wife because
she would not deed to him tho farm
on which they lived and which
was her property, and that he shot
her before HALEY, who worked for
him, and who heard the first shot that
entered the room.
Destructive Fires.
The planning mills Of Hair s. Odiorne
and Soper s. Co. burned yesterday
loss, 81, 900; partly insured. A fire
at Evanston, ILL.,, last night destroyed
four stores In Judson's block ; loss,
$25. ZOO.
The Iowa State Election.
The latest reports from the Iowa
election make the vote OH the State
ticket much closer than the first news
would Indicate. The Tribune publish
es a table Of majority In 43 counties,
showing Carpenter (Rep.,) for Govern
or. 6,526 ahead, a falling OF from his
vote of two years ago. which, II
eaualled In the rest Of the State will
make the contest very close, II 1t does
not defeat him. The anti-M onopolists
have undoubtedly carried the Legisla'
ture OH joint ballot, and probably In
both houses.
The Patrons OF Husbandry-A Joint
Meeting OF Mississippi Valley
state Oranges.
A meeting Of the executive commit
tees OF the State Oranges Of the Patrons
Of Husbandry Of the Mississippi Valley
Is being held at Keokuk, Iowa, to-day,
with representatives present from
Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Missouri.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELcHER SILVER
1s7s.-ht q meeting or the Board OF Trustees,
held this day, q dividend (No. 1877 of Three
Dollars ($3) per share was declared. payable
October 10. Transfer books will be closed on
oes I'm II. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARTHER-
SHIP.

ToHN TREZoNA AND THOMAS MAYNE,
d OF the arm OF Mayne & Trezona, saloon
Keepers, have dissolved partnership BY mutual
consent, Mr.. Mayne retiring from the business.
Mr.. Trezona will collect all bills duo the firm
and pay all debts incurred by the same.
nrII 1w d..
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RIPIFAx

THE RoSICRUCIANS WE'RE A SECT OF
L Philosophers who 1ourlshed In Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
Occult Philosophy, and sought to discover the
ELIXIR OF LIFE.
Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemirts In
search for the Elixir Vita, yet there IL scientihc
truth at the bottom Of all Alchemy and hstrolo.
~. They wereimpressed with the properties OF
HERBAL PREPARATIONS,
And found dynamic and psychologist force In
the extract ofcertain plants.
II I p I r A X
Is due to tho researches OF . learned scholar OF
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
1t Is made Of
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,
Gathered at sueh seasons OF the year when their
juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming a combination unriyalled In thc'ma.
terra mcdica.
Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortines Nature. It's manner Of operation Is to
Drive to the Extreme Parts :,
And through the pores OF the skin and all
emunctories Of the body, the had hlmors which
modest 1t, giving relief even In diseases the
most refractory and dlGncult to cure, such as
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, Sick Head.
ache, Nervous Weakness and Biliousness. 1t IL
pleasant to the taste, mild In It's action, mar
velous In Its effects and unsurpassed asa tonic.
Used as beverage In malarious districts II neu.
~trAlizcs miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Aotd ~ al nruO0its nrnrara and It0nOr
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