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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS.
THE PEOPLE OPPOSED To A THIRD TERM
From The Indianapolis Journal tR

From Ths Had.dndp0is Journal IhePI -, -
1t is quite true there is nothing III tne Con-
stitution or laws Of the country TO prevent the re-
election OF Gen. Grant but Is equally true that n
nosed 10 the consideration OF that step Not tna they
have any doubt OF his personal integrity or patrolsm
nor that they think he ideas dangerous 10 our
liberties hut simply because his reelection would DO
rontrary 10 all precedent nd TO our well settled pot
tbar are Thoroughly opposed 10 monarchisn IN every
nossible form Circumstances might be conceived IN
p.hicb the reflection President 10 thlru term
would he Acceptable but the exception would be so
Extraordinary as TO prove the rule and n Is SAFE 10 say
maj tbe plain honest people OF this country VIII not Tor
a moment consider the proposition OF elecuhg any man
President for third term. We have every assurance
that Gen Grant himself does not ave any couhtenaheo
IN this foolish and dangerous idea but whether he ana
oy not would not affect the merits OF the question IL
is question for the people 10 deciue' not 'of ueh'
Grant. - -. -.
POLITICAL PURPOSE OF THE PEOPLE.
Fros, M MssOsrt Republican (iadl .
Does it signify nothing when the whole
country Is aroused and thousands OF the best citizens
OF the aul eome together every day " enter soien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
crIyxs AND CAsUALr1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

DIR. J. C.. Showalter, who murdered his wife
ana then attempted suicide. died yesterday IN Baltimore
On Wednesday. in Medford, Mass, Benjamin
Brge suicide BY walking overheard near Cuiwohs ship
yan- - - =, - ..o1 4, -
hanged Yesterday been rept tor ave days BY the
Ioyrruor OF Georgia As Is ALLEGED that be Is Insane
II il reported that in Arkansas the Sheriff and
men came ~ with they had been ook
Ing and that debt wherein i've killed
The Rev. John Moore. who was charged with
horse dschuyl from custody YESTERDAY, in Greenwich
COM The evidence sasI him having broken down. aad he bong
deemed insane.
William c. Campbell lcOlored was executed
ssri,y in CAIRO H. Thomas Doyle, the mate OF the
steamer Grand Tower April last lie esincei neither regret nor tear
a the scahOl.
At Fastmanticoke near Wilkesbarre, on yester-
av e bod Of found with three bullet holes Tie
head supposed murdered by John heCsr WITH WHOM be
had night before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
PERSONAL.

1t is reported that ex-senator DoOlittie is to
edit new daily paper in Chicago.
Senator Lewis of Virginia is so unwell that
his physician forbids his participation in the campaign
in that State
The citizens of Troy, New York, are prepar-
ing public reception for the Hon. john NJ Francis, u
g. Minister 70 Greece, now on his way home.
Scotland has rival to George Peabody in
Mr. James Baird, Of Auchmedden, who has established
trust Of 81 100000 be called after his name and 10 be
devoted religious education IN connection with the
church % Scotland,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
CHOLERA RAyAGEs IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, Aug 30. - Up to Wednesday
night 2 from cholera had occurred at Lancaster
About 90 white families have fled from the place. beside
large number Of single PERSONS 80 white families and
81 single persons yet remain All the physicians but
three have left The town represented being In
unfayorable sanitary condition, and most OF the cases
are directly tracesble TO imprudence intemperance or
fright Five deaths from cholera are reported In hers
burg, Bourbon County, recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

protest against the existing orderf Arc all these people
children engaged IN game Of bllod mans Dna rus
It means distrust In the public administration ~ means
condemnation OF rings and ciques IL sgnihes disso-
luton of listing political cfganizationsj portes An
exterminating warfare against corruption Wherever
manifested; IL foreells the downfall OF class of sen
who. thrown 20 the surface at time OF great sOca us
turbance have ridden the waves OF passion TO position
and fortune the detrimont OF the general interests
Ii "A revolution that will dkantegrate the parties
which esteemed t tho highest effort OF statesman
ship rob che treasury ana aenate the parimOny OF
the people by forming corrupt alliances Win unprin
cpled rings. Tire political purpose of che people - plain
enough. They mean ~ destroy the old parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM sANTo DOMINGO CIrY-IH steamship Tybae AaG %
Gen d. veker Capt O. Plummer, sabotGer aud se '" "
Bart ett james sheppard A..
PROM HAyRB-f steamer 81 Ldsrent-C Martin and laughter
Emile Scheppe julius AbtscbA Jobn hNinoniis a.
ebeaa Richard sAster, T. Aiee Mr. Car.rao and sou at am
Ms Mshey Mr. aud Ar Joabcrt sud nfan Nj Joheon joseph
Cameihs, R0iolphe .Sahrl, Duo Rchelna ~ iS'rl,
Loci. Meyer sni sister Nu. crI Oa51s Nc L'o ai
CfeG Antoine Thst0ne Mr. and Mu Natf Ns.l ali
lsiy companion. Mr Ani Mr. Uluoh Bus.h ht ali
Mia Va, Wsh All Nile BaSs, LIZ. CaHieIsi NJ AL s.i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Z" What ousht 10 he considered Honestly aud Legally
Gold >l gold, Or 3 god 4 alloy iIhi all he requirements
l3s,t .o1 BE- coas.t hue5' Eo Il COss vel oi
well All other portions m .ior prstenH0us ap Aous 10, lk
mar tolerated they lsc brll pigment miri
base alarAnt VIDE raa BsJx Of Hall hsks Ameucas
E1silui siout ID NJ store u Coniu .
Bonis LONDON Ilspcc. sk Of ~ ezra COLI a'
eweiry Eas watches cos All broBA CVgIe DJ4 ace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
prRyrNc OF A STEAMSHIP AT SEA.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Five sailors made
their appearance in Petersburg, Va Thursday, by way
OF the Weldon Railroad, setting forth that they were
part OF fifteen SURVIVORS OF the crew Of the steamship
Lucy burned at sea miles off Cape Carnavera on the
18th inst The names of the men are Charles Williams,
George Johnson j. L. Willis, George Fisher aud Thos
Richardson, and two OF them suffered from terrible
BURNS which substantate the truth Of their story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
TIE ILLINOIS AND IOWA CORN CROP.

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-The Chicago Tribune has
crop reports by telegraph from about forty counties
Illinois, embracing the greater part of the corngrowing
portion Of the State and from about twenty counties in
different parts Iowa. With the exception OF half the
counties in Illinois, all estimate the crop at only
from onehaf to twohrds OF the average YIELD though
I'm some localities where the yield will be there Is
greater acreage planted thar usual The reports from
has Injured the corn very materially and the is
80 far that rain would hardly benefit it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

StiIlDE VI n LLADlNp NAN VI '-'N1NAN'N'
TITUsyILLE, Aug. 29.-James X. Jamlson, the
original owner of the celebrated Janison oil farm upon
which the town Of Petrolia is being built committed
suicide this morning by shooting himself throISh the
temple. He left letter stating the cause lor dcioe
nd none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
ERIE OPERA TONS.

JAMES M'HENRYs VISIT POSTPoNED-C0sr OF THE
CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENTS.
Some time ago it was reported that James
McHenry of the principal controllers OF the Ere
and Atlantic and Great Western Railways in Europe,
was about to come this country in order to protect
the interests OF himself and associates by
making certain arrangements between the two roads
in which they were Interested 1t positively
serted however, that James McHenry VIII not visit the
United States this year in consequence OF the severe
illness OF his sisters and the dangers to which he would
exposed while crossing the ocean in Winter. His voy
age therefore been deferred for another year. To
obviate the trouble which might arise from his failure
to visit the United States It is understood that Charles
Day, his immediate financial representative in this
country will go to London purpose Of comforting
with him. In addition to this arrangement, Pres
ident Peter Ii. Watson Of tho Erie Rail
way Company will also go to England as
soon as he presented the report respecting the
dition OF the Company with recommendations concern
ing dividends 1t is reported that his statement will
show that the earnings will pay dividend OF 81 per
cent the preferred stock and per cent or the com.
1t is understood that the primary reason OF
President Watsons visit abroad is TO negotiate loans
for the purpose OF carrying out the extensive
improvements OF tho Erie Railway, which he
some time These improvements will consist of the
alteration Of the gauge. the laying Of third track
the general extension of the road improvements
it is expected, will cost about sOOOoOOO which VIII be
dent Watson the distances the Erie Railway and the
estimated cost OF the necessary Improvement IN DETAIL
will he follows:
NeE-lork 70 bunAlO
Hornelsvle miles 1854
Salamanca 10 Dunkrk ...........
Third track Jersey City Port JerVis for light passenger
traffic to be laid with steeliop rail taken from the
ent
liza
zip mile. steel 94792O
Value 42l miles 42JS,120
Balance s7649,395
Laying track, &c O56 miles ZiO
Whitening ROADWAY and laying 80 miles third track IRON
jersey 10 Port Jervs
Additional siding 100000
Cr,dpR and ms 3OOOOOO
Iron 100000
New grain elevators, depot 2OUOOOO
400 omoves at $40 500 each 5000 900
Changing gauge..... 1l0O0OO
600 100000
Extending Scranton and purchase Of coal rights 3OOOOOO
isbi Tor 10000
PpIch ,spg Car Compsny 100000
President Watson, who Is still Ill, said last evening III
response inquiries, that he soon going TO En-
gland the purpose Of recuperatng his health, ana
would not be strange If he should communicate Win
such friends OF the Erie Railway Company as Bliss
chOhsheim Il Goldschmidt TIE London Banking Asso.
ciatiOn and the Union Bank Of London When pressed
Tor details, however he evaded replying and would I'M
part no additional information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
tor other Shin Ners see Sccond PaJe.l

AkRINED.
Steamship ,bee DeiaoY Domingo CITY Avg 90 Ss-sns 2s
ard Porto 23I nise. and SpaIorl Bros To-
steamship PERT CLestes oaPuce H. ndse aHI
Snip Matah lof Quebec I roo March 10 Us Ascoa ~
Sandy Hook for
BARK Jasper. Webber, Cienuecos II Lys with sugar
Brig SALINAS Studley. New Bedori. 49,
Bn Coronel Br Clark River " 8. ~ lays VIII sphaf
Bs Sappdo HafiE Davidson Ceniucsoa - lays WI
Bng Express Norl. Hlsgensea. GgOE 81 dsys. with coal
Scb Aa of Eist Machiis sanborn GAud'oape " days "s
scar Joseph Rui Anderson Charleston ias with Seliog Poe
John, g., fdsg sth .nsgse<
ShE sua1Y south Hosaa wilmington n g., days. vtn nssd
DOMESTIC PORTS
s. c. 2JATnse Steamship James Ais. tfos
Nsw-lDFk. eaiod Steamship hqgsior. Tor Phiaddphi.
SPOKEN.
Aug % Nin,rcket brig Kenre from Boston zoe
Charleston. iDy pil0t boat W. Al. snsINal, No IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
NINETEEN PERSONS CONVICTED OF MURDER IN
ARKANSAS.

PARSONS, KS, Aug. ga Deputy United
States Marshal states that recent sitting OF the United
States District Court at Fort Smith, Arkansas 10 per-
sons convicted Of murder These persons are et
zens OF the Indian Territory, and were arrested in the
Indian country taken 10 Fort smith, and convicted ny
Jury not composed OF citizens OF their own country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
MARRIED.

Bennett KNIGHTn Brooklyn Tueiny AUGUST &C. al ihs
brides psrcn b. the Rev W T. ttch, John
Miss Lydia A. Knight youngest dlutef OF Pmlp hnsht
-STENyGTr-On "Wednesday August o. he residences
bride parents the Rev J.. A. PAl0cs. D. John g.
Bishop Emily Clara youngest ilashter slennet all Of Brook
lyn
q. at The residence Of her brother.
s0u R1ihepd PerA hr Rev. DR.. Alams horaee y to.i
ley Isson Campnej, daughter OF henJ
Ivson, ESQ., OF NeyYOrk-
SMONSOS- BroosYu 81 1873 b. te Rev
john wager ST. Charles d. Smoa,on Mrs Eu.a Btels dof
bl, all OF Brooklyn.
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wth hH
...I-I Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

search o. gooi ami sconopeAi Los
directed BssJAAiS Ulster H0us. % Conduit 81
London Motel special materials ,ni .yes hr Ulster us'eLaS
coats, Ulster b loulg and SDaatT SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
The STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKHTS.

Havana Aus 30 Exchange eiser United States 90 DAYS
eurrsncr 32laa33 premium, short sight 3iAgJ5 premium shor
sight gold 5405i premium % London. oo29oS premium o.
PR 40 Fredericksburg Havana for the United states
hoEbead Of Moss So to Falmouth and orders o IoO load
g al he pors for the United states hogshea
ofsas 5000 25 y hOghead Of Moasse % 90 to Falmouth AM
onder a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
THE MURDERER LowESsTEIN TO BE sURREN-
DERED.

ST. CATHARINEs, Ont. Aug. 29.-Emil Low
enstein, charged with the murder near West Albany
WINS brought before Judge Lawdor to-day The evidence
WAS 40 conclusive that tie Judge decided the prisoner
should be given up the United States authorities The
necessary papers will arrive from Ottawa In day or
two, when the prisoner VIII DO handed over 10 the
United states autGQIities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
JEFFERSON DAVIS'S REAPPEARANCE

OWES 7 IU HUUIH To IIVIsD I'It'N'OI1'
Frvn Chdrlss0n IS ~ Necs ant Courier Dem
No one who reads the speeches which ex-
President Davis delivers whenever be finds the oppor-
tunity will be at loss TO account for his Shortcomings
during the war. The lack OF foresight aud the chronic
indscreon which prompt such utterances as those oil
Mr. Davis before the Southern Historical Convention
caused the grievOus administrative plumbers which has
tened fall OF the Confederacy Mr. Davis has learned
nothing and forgotten nothing It has been our habit
to and speak Of him with Kindness ana even aec-
torl as thoroughly sincere, wellmeaning man. whose
faults were head and not OF the heart but we
must say plainly that Mr.. Davis Is one OF the most
troublesome elements that the South has to deal with
I'm ITS efforts bridge the chasm OF war and secure re-
union and peace. For whatever Mr. Davis says the
Southern people held responsible. His rash words
are laid az our doors. IL is useless 10 deny explain
The answer is Oh yes You say what IL polite; but
Mr. Davis says what you think" This was the case
with his Atlanta speech and 1t will be the same with
the speech Just delivered. The Southern people have
bonored Mr. Davis and trusted him. He owes 1t to the
der tina people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

CHICAGO Aug 29-CArrLsReeepl, 100 head market fairly
v, G law a yery quiet aai stedy or best grades; good
70 ezra native steers IS 2as6 l25 butchers steers 81 70 q
a 30. Teras $3d$3 37l2 shipments ! 800.
nearly 5000 fairly and prices
and 81 2Oa$i 80 for heavy gt shp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

THE HON. JOHN p. HALE DYING.
DOVER, N. H., Aug. 29.-It is again reported
to-day that John p Hale is failing and cannot sur
yiye long His daughter arrived from West Point on
"Wednesday but be able 20 recognize her only by
her voice His eyesight ana voice are already gone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

A special dispatch from Taschpend, Aug. 26,
70 The London Telegraph an insUrrecon broke out
KGya and Khokund against the Russians, during the
absence Gen Kaufman, but IL was utterly crushed
aud Wv VI Tue LEzurIo ti0nIstS were executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Ladies suffering from Kuptnre us'aty ri,vf an s'es
rau.s 653 Broadway Private 0oons Liy
Metal pnug, iugerPp,s ati pals not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
SperiaI Nollees

Eighteenth Ward Council of Municipal Reform vis
meet 10 ,ceornes with adjournment SATURDAY EVENING Aesus
30 0neHs Hall rhisye aud Egheenihst at Oocs
.Chittenan Mineral Waters
rheumatism dyspepsia sad ali o FcT kn kdnsyA
sold In quarts aal by leading drags Depot Coeg place.
Post-Oce Notice.The mails for EaroDe dunag ,be
SATURDAY August 80 1873 Will close ihs EDNEn-
DAY at asl ~ "a THURSDAY Al III 80 a m ssd %
sAlVkpAl ~ 1isQ AL lIp- gAVs !AAss. gsssGA.lsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
CATTLE MARKET.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
,RoypascE Aug 29Prapg Cloths brm at unchanged pees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
THE SOUTH SICK OF SUCH TwADDLE.

We are compelled 10 express our regret That
Mr. Davis continues TO give utterance to such ex-
1rrssons The people OF Virginia and are as true
10 the South Mr. Davis ever was or can be, but tbey
arr content 10 abide In the Federal Union and desire
only that its laws should be enacted with due regard
10 the rights and interests OF section, ana larry
and Justly administered Indeed we believe tue people
~ the entire South are sick this twadde that might
be becoming in garrulous old women The war is nap
piy over II IN the estimation OF some unfortunately
spdad LEI us have peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS OWN OPINIONS.
In. TAE Mstnnhis AraLlncA lD.m.l
Mr.. Davis cannot view himself as BELONGING

Mr.. DaVls CNDIIOJ VIUW II1T1SV1T 40 UcrV'o,,,11~
10 the class OF historic persons OF the 9Ln century fe
hans he is OF them we think he 49, ana Tue peo
pie do In both sections. But he is responsible alone
Tor MS opinions he has a right to declare them openly
We would like them in full and not In mlssItDo
scraps which are made like patches in quit Let US
have them in an elaborate speech, that nothing VIII
he left 10 conjecture doubt A discussion OF the war
questions aud the principles OF constitutional goveiii
Inent referred by Mr. Davis can do no bar out muen
Rnnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
THE PROPOSED LIBERAL UNION.
Prom Tie Troy Press. (Dem.)
a.

We are opposed to the proposition of the
Liberal Committee. The Democratic State Committee
are capable OF settling upon time and place when and
where that party shall give their views TO the people
upon the obligations imposed upon the party, and their
opinions regarding the best way 70 wrest the state from
tie hands Of the dangerous fanatics who now control H.
We do not desire to say harsh word OF the Liberal
leaders but we cannot recognize in them leadership
that is OF sufficient value to Offset the injury that COM
bined meeting would do The Democratic party Is
neither dead, nor is il IN need OF physicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

DIED

AL Notice, ofMsriagss must be Endorsed wiG fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
THE WISE COURSE.
CANDIDATES FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
HeDl

There is likely to be no lack or candidates
for Office OF Canal Commissioner on the Republican
ticket The office belongs TO the western part OF the
state as il is Commissioner of the western DIVISION
who goes this year The Rochester Express wants the
Hon. Henry l.. Fish, recently member OF Assembly,
nominated, while The Lockpot Journal faYors the Hon
Hiram Gardner OF Niagara County who has heretofore
OF suggesting the of old friend the Hon. lsraei
IT. Hatch OF Bu1TIo. What he don't know about canals
and canal nagement is Mt worth knowing AS to his
Rapubcansm, IL is quite as old as that OF the Hon.
Henry L. Fish. by all means give US Hatch.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-05
NO AGENT
Catarrh, COuRump1iOn, ana
B Bheu ma ism.

Immediate relief and permanent cure gusrss-
teed in every case. Particulars sent free Addrss
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, lIt last lsA
Street, New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-05

Butter aud chesse are almost indlspens-
BILE articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; but an lnordi.
nate use of either causes Indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffneys Sunday Com
fort, Judicioray used will remove both OF
there troubles
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-05

For Sale
1000 10 10000 ten Of SECONDHAND
TuBlNG, at from - b 50 cts. per foot.
TIE Tabing b IN 6so Saa@ order aad all
n 1e&a ylA. WARNER.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-05

.+s&aG~ - .e1s.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

OwESG TO THE HARD TINES, PARr1lS
~ having PIANOS, FURNITURE. etc. t. be RI
MOVED, PACKED or SHIPPED. would find It TO
their advantage to call on Z. HOOTER, corner Camp
and Haicbsz streets or leave their O'd~Ts A. w hsd
denA % Camp street. BsckmArs Music store .Ol
the I,yest rates. mhI6 - ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-23

the same, an Indulgence of Three Hundred
Days as often they shall, with q contrite
heart, recite in any language the pee uliar
prayer of the Society, which begins Two give
thee thanks" etc.
F. 1t is well to remark here that all the Confer
ences of a city united under what is called
Particular Council, which is composed of the
Presidents and Vice Presidents of the several
Conferences. These Particular Councils are in
turn upder the jurisdiction of Superior Coun-
Gil, the W hole Society being united and under
the control of the Council General, which is in
Paris.
The report for 1871 shows that for that year
alone, in the United States We had, in the first
place, the Superior Council of New York, with
164 Conferences, 1888 active members, 1875
poor families. who received 1G2 AL visits "a All
children patronized and taught in schools and
900 distributed to the poor. The Superior
Council of st. Louis, with twenty Conferences,
nineteeen of which were in that city, visited
PAT families, consisting Of eos persons. The
Superior Council of New Orleans, with thirteen
Conferences (since increased to 6ftsen), all in
this city, excepting one at Galveston and one
at Baton Rouge.
This Council has made soms effort to estab-
lsh Conferences in Mobile and other cities aud
towns i'll the South, but without success SO far.
Should any of those who read this notice de-
sire to obtain moro explicit information con-
corning the Society of st. Vincent de Paul, he
can do SO with little difficulty, by applying to
one of It's members, who number nearly three
hundred in this city, or addressing "St. Vincent
de Paul." care of STAR Office, whom tho desired
information will be cheerfully given by
Yours, 1NDEM