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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-30
Louisville Markets.

EoUIsvILIE Dec. %. - Flour firm at
S6.25aI.O0. Wheat quiet. Corn in good
demand at 52aj3c. Oats firm at 47a50c.
Provisions held higher. Bulk meats firm:
shoulders 6aGtc; clear rib 7Ia7sc; clear 7sa
re. Mess pork steady at $3.50; rlmp
Sl2a12.50. Bacon firm; clear rib SsaS5c.
Hams-sugar-cured 12Ia13e. Lard quiet
and steady; tierces 9a9Jc; kegs 10a10Ic;
prime steam Sse. Whisky 935a94c.
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Chicago Provision Trade.

Total. .56,912 bags.
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EOR RENT-Six rooms on Cedar street, be-
a tween Vine and Spruce. Enquire at this Of
ice. dec30 at
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT OR SALE-A Dweling-house.
II Watson street, Edgcfiold, four rooms, near
st; AIMS Church. Enquire on premises,
dec30 1ws
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Total stock other than Rio, 1853 bags and Il
mats in first hands.
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WANTED,


VITANTEEl. A<sENTS.-The inducements
wv offered With my agency make it the best
paying business for canvassers ever offered in
Nashville, want three more live men. II. c.
KING, Il Cedar street. Il
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Sterling Exchange. Bankers Bills
100; United States coupons of 1881, 10;
5-2Os of 1862, 49,; do. of 1864 rs; do.
of 1865, 115a; do. new 1173; 5-2Os of 1867,
10; United States coupons of 1868, 1l9;
new, fives, 1l0a; 10-40s, 1I3SS; currency skies,
Ill. Missouri State bonds 93; Tennessee,
old S05; do. new 81; Virginia, new, 40; do.
old. 36: North Carolina, old, II; do. new,
IA; Stocks-Western Union Telegraph 7255;
New York Central 9S5l; Erie A; do. prefer
rod ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-30
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-FlOur-demand
fair and market firm at S1.00a7.2j. Wheat
-demarj fair and market firm at S1.40a
1.5l. Corn-demand good at full prices,
j4a57c. Rye quiet at 92a9}c. Oats quiet
at 43aj0c Barley-demand fair and mar
lzct firm at S1.40a1.50- Groceries steady.
Provisions quiet and firm. Mess pork NOM
inally unchanged; held at Si5a15.2j.
Lard-demand fair and market finn; steam
SaaS4c; kettle SaaSic. Bulk meats-de-
mand fair and market firm; shoulders Ga
&c; Gear rib 7a7tc, latter for fully cured;
clear nc. BacOn-demand fair and mar
ket firm at &c for shoulders; clear rib SIC;
clearSdc. Green meats steady; shoulders
55ajsc; clear rib &c; clear &c; hams S9a
S5c. Hogs-demand active and prices adj
vanced, range at S4.S5aJ.30. Whisky
demand fair and market firm at 94c.
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New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.-Flour firm;
XXX SG.50aT.50; family S7.75a9.00. Corn
quiet; White mixed 69c; white zoe; yellow
zoe. Oats firmer at 65b67c. Bran S7aa
90c. Hay quiet; prime S21. Mess pork
dull; held at S15.2j. Dry salt meats-fair
supply and demand; shoulders 6ta6sc;
clear rib Sc; clear SIC. Bacon-Only job
bling demand at SAD 5a9tt a9sc. Hams-Oid
dull at 95c, new quiet at BE. Lard scarce;
tierces StaSsc; keg 9aa9ac. Sugar dull; in
ferior 4a4fc; common 5aGc; fair to fully
fair Ga1sc; prime to choice SaS9c. MOlasSes
active and tirmer; centrifugal 35a55c; fair
GOaG2c; prime 40c; choice G0aGSc. Whisky
firm; Louisiana 97a9Sc; Cincinnati, none
here. Coffee 21sa27c. Corn meal dull at
3.75. Gold 1002a110i; sight discount;
sterling bank 10 Der cent premium
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GOLD AND SILVER.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

On London and Liverpool, p f......... 5 10
On Dublin, 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 20
On Edinburgh, 2 f.................... 5 20
On Germany, Berlin, etc, p thai. SO
On Germany, Frankfort, q Gull. .......
, 1873-10-07

A patent iusids paper, printed in Ohio. the
Buoyrus Forum, las come to grief all on account
Of its insides. Az our readers mpy kpow, pne Of
tho eousolationB Of rural journalism Is to have
ita inside pages printed in Chicago and
sent to it. The Ducyrus Forum has always been
ono Of tho atraight-laccl. poyer-Bay-dic, roaring
Democratic newspapers, and III sssQnoh support
or of Allen. tho Democratic candidate for aover-
nor in Ohio. 1a'uglnp tho coustornation and
curses therefore, of tho failhfyl in Bucyrtls and
thereabouts to read in the patent iuplde last
week tba following paragraph:
Tho great antiquity Of pl Allen s beyond quoatlon,
as Homer speas Of him u1lder tAr alias Of stcntor"
A{}er Noycs nkea soo Of tho wing opt pf him, 1t Ia
sad 10 xtj ha offered sltuaion to aet ~ fog,Dprp
on tho Ahoio 4s!apd aaast.
Tho editor trioA to mako IN apology and OK
plain patent tnsides, but the countlymon don't
understand patent inaidoa, and won't. All they
understspd il that tho above paragraph WAS in
tho Ducyrus Forum. and that tho Duoyru.
Forum is recommending Bill Allen for
. fog,horn Oh tho plcayupleh coaBt
Of Rhode Is1and. They won't DO eo4a-
, 1873-10-07

Thoso who are beginning to call for moro
greenbacks do not stop to inquire how thoy aro'
to be propelled into circulation, even il the
Government printing-pressos arc again sot in
motion. There arc only two modoB apparent
for doing tho thing. Ono is for tho Govern
ment to buy bonds with them, i. G., to find por-
SONS willing ell their bonds for greonbacke.
But I'LL porsous having bonds can sell them now
at the market price. Tho Government can do
no more than to 60 into tho market and ibid
up" tho price. OF course tho prico would 60 up
under tho stimulus impaired by new and largo
b:dler--espocially it tue bondp wore tobo bought
with ne,o issue Of greonbaeAs, Az tho
bouds draw gold interest, and ARD payable lpq
gold, they will inoxorably follow tho price OF
gold. The other way to got moro groonbacts
out is to repeal all the tax laws, except 60 much
as mny DO necoBBary to pay tho gold lptsFost on
tbs public dobt, and pay out tho new logal.
tenders for tue qur1ent exponHoa Of tho aoyoru-
mout. But to repeal the tax laws ia to abandon
revenue, and to abandon revenue is pracu.
cally to abdicate Government. Moreover, this
procoaB Of gettipg new greonbacls out Is too
alow to suit the demands Of those who aro call
Ing for their fssue.
, 1873-10-07
THE GILMAN CLINTON l. SPRINGFIELD
FRAUD,

The exposure Of tho Credit AIobilicr in tho
case Of tho Gilman. Clinton l. Springfield Rail-
rond in this stalo disclosos, porhaps, tho history
Of many otllor similar frauds in tho West. Tho
original Company. had no cash capital, except the
subscriptions nude by the towns and counties
along the line. These subscriptions wore as
follows Dewitt County, $4,000 tho towns Of
olintonla, Dewitt, and Tunbridge st2o, ,oto; total
for Dewitt, 1906, 900. THO towns Of Downers
Grove, Lyman, and Peach Orchard In Ford
County, 900, 600. Tho town Of Douglae, In
Iroquois County, $4,000. Tho towns Of
Etna and Mount Pulaski, in Logan Coun-
ty, S58,000. Tho town Of Boil Flowor, In
Mclean County, as0,o0o; and sangamon ooun-
ty, s91, 600; making altogether 95s9,5oo. Tho
Company then lot out thowo1k Of construction to
their OWL mombors, and tho 11o milos was COM
pleted at = cost Of 81, 100000. To tue contract-
ors was paid the e5s9,Hoo town bonds %, ,ooo' 'ooo
Of 1rst-,nortgego bonds, and 100000 1noo~o
bonds, and they hayo further claim Of 1878 900;
. total Of es,o52,oQp. They now propose to
louise the road in porpotuity to tue Pennsylvania
Company, thereby cutting OF the towns aud
counsios Of tho meagro show they had Of getting
| any return, for their money. This Credit Mobi-
lior divides s2,a5a,50o on m expenditure Of
9l,eoo, ,c9o, which Is doing very woll. for rural
euterpriao,
, 1873-10-07

Tho Cbicago produce markota wore relatively
ouict yesterday, but genora>ly strong, with
continued good domand for cash grain. a1eBs
pork was quiet and q. shade flrmor, ut 9lo'oo
cash, and s13.5O@13.G0 seller Dccombor. Lard
was quiet and firm at 755S@724e por lb cash, and
7M@71o soller December. Meats wore nomi-
naly firm at 8@81So for short ribs, 84c for short
cloar, and 9@1o1So for sweet picked hamH. High
winos woro more active and nrmor, nt 92o per
gallon. Lnko freights were active and un-
changed, at % for wheat to Buffalo Flour was
in good demand and firm. Wheat was moder-
ately active ind 1o higher, closing ut S1.os15
caah, and e106% seller November. Corn Was
ratApr leas active in options. apd 10 higher,
closing at 8o11@o cash, and 4o1So ao!lor Noven-
ber. Data were aotiYo and 10 higher, closing
ut s2114{c cash, aud $3.50 sollor November. Rye
was quiet md 10 higher, at Csc. Barley waH
quiet and 1@2o higher, closing at s1.29 for No
2, md s1.os for No. 3. The livestock markets
wore activo and firm, NTH slight advance in
cattle aud hogs,
, 1873-10-07
$36,477,Naa
1i.lQa.kiHl

Tho French Monarohiata aro taking time by
tho forelock. Tho gentlemen who aro to CON-
posc tho Cabinet in caso Of change Of Govorn-
mont aro already announced for tho following
positions: Minister Of War, aou. Changarnor;
Foreign Affairs, Duo do Caxes Interior, II.
Bochor Finance, II. do Chesno1ong Justice,
II. Depeyro; Public Works. II. auvart; Conn.,
morco, II. Dupeyron; Public instruction, II.
Dos Jardins; Marine, Marquis do Montaigne.
OF NIL thoao gentlemen, Con. Chnngarnicr, who
ia veteran OF so yoars Of ago is tho only ono
known In this country as prominently Identified
with Fronch politics. Ohangarnior has been
through all tho yicisBitudcs incident to throo
scoro's experience in tho public lifo Of france.
The coup d'etat reduced him to tho ranks,
though ho held high command undor tue
Presidency OF Louis Napoleon. He attached
himself to tho Thiers party aftor peace was
made with Germany, though well known AZ a
monarcliHt. Tho Lat announced will probab1y
DO subjected to revision before tho monarchi"
cal party can succeed in it's present designs.
, 1873-10-07

Tho Graphic balloon made IN ascension yos-
terday morning, betwoen and 10 o'clock, from
tho Capitoline Grounds in Brooklyn, after the
series Of diaappoiutments with which tho public
ia already familiar. The balloon Is the samo
that collapsed at the formor attompt to initiate it.
It Is made Of cotton, md has capacity for
2G8, 900 cubic feet OF gas but carries only 10000
feet. Mr. Wise, tho originator Of the trana-
Atlantic EXCURSION, did not 60. Tho occupants
wore ". Il. Donaldson, aeronaut; George A.
Lunt. the artiat correspondent, and Alfred Ford,
journalist connected With the Graphic no~a-
paper, aketchea Of whom aro given elsowherc'
Mr. Donaldson Expressed great confidence in the
balloon, aud in his ability to land in Franco or
Spain, possibly within thirty houre. After this,
1t wifi not surprise the reader to 1oarn TINT tue
balloon ca2le down in tho northeastern oornor
of Connecticut near enough to tho oarth for
Donaldson and Ford to jump out. Lunt was
caught in treo, but finally REACHED ground un'
hurt. The balloon escaped, and may got DO OF
its wsy to franco Or Spain.
, 1873-10-07

Tho Oarlinville Qll.) Democrat, which has been
tl.o organ Of tho Republican party Of Macoupin
County for many yeara, haa abandoned the sup
port OF tho Republican county tiokot, and has
raised tho tlclkst nominated by the farmers.
Willie this indicates the Intelligence of tho odl-
tors Of that paper, It alHo indicates tho force OF
popular opinion. The Fermors Movement, bo-
lug independent Of all parties, embraces every
thoughtful man who desires reform, md who
plncoB rcform aboyo tho personal Huccesa Of more
party o11ice-seolsora. Tho farmers Of this State
arc determined in their Judgment to place no
trust In tie Republican or Democratic parties,
aud to unite to dofeat and proAk up both Of
those organizations which stand in tho way OF
all reform. The Oar!invi!le Democrat but rec
ognlzoy the power Of this movement mud, ap-
proving tho end sought, wisoly gives 1t aup-
, 1873-10-07

Tho report from Now York SHOWS further
reduction Of $3.50, 900 in loan-cortiilcaseH, whicl,
makes total retircmont Of e3,020,O00 They
aro still quotod at " Of / por cont discount.
novortlolo6a. Tho o1root Of tho rapid rotiromont
OF these financial mnho-shtfts iB shown by tho
statement that the dry-gooda houses aud manu-
facturing interests are suffering from tho con-
tinucd stringonoy. 10 mako this atatomont intel-
ligible It is only necessary to remind tho rcador
that every reduction 10 tho amount Of loan-cor-
tifcatoa represents an equal amount Of CON-
morcial pnper called in a1ld paid up, on which
thoHo 1oan-cortiacatos woro issuod. Tho distress
which tho rotiremont OF those certificates oo-
casionB falls, therefore, rather upon the conf
moroial community than upon tho bauks. Many
Of tito manufacturers aro reducing thoir forcoB
and partially qlosing attrbuting tho action to
tho doarth in salos. Tho wido flnctuation
of Yall street stocks Indicates continued uneasi-
moss, though It is reported, on tho othor hand,
that tho creditors of tho suspended brokers aro
agreeing to their propositions for settlement,
md opabllng tlom to resume business.
Tho Administration policy Of drawing on tho
a44, ,0O0, 900 srosorvo acoms to havo boon
fairly inauguratod. Tho outstanding legal
tondcr Is reported this morning al
s25s, ,o49, ,oss Which ID 92.olo,0s8 moro than the
minimum, md 94o,089 moro than had boon
|. issued Saturday. Tho cauao assigned for the
iasuo Is to meet Government expenses, aa the
informal revenue and customs receipts have
materially decreased within tho past two weoks
II tho decroaHo goos on IN tho proportion
assumed, the ontire amount of tho "rcservo
will bo nut on tho markot within short timo
and the Government printing-machino will law
| to bo set to work.
Tho financial trouble is assorting itself in Dos
ton. Loan-corti1catos appear to be tho basis o
It now. There Ia speculation in currency ii
which tho brokers arc reported as doing a thriy
ing businoaB. Ono Now England manufacture
paid $4,000 bonus for 100000 in Cur
rency. at this rato, it ia not sur
| prising that tho manufacturers should b
reported as reducing their forces. st. Loui
is likowiao apprelenylvo Of trouble arising fror
the issue Of loan-cortilcatoH, and tho opinion
that tho banlss in that city will bo worBo OH. b
Nov. than il they had not adopted this polio
for temporary relief. All adviccs in tliis rogar
show that Chicago haa mado lucky cscapo.
Tho local reports Of tue financial situation nr
much moro favorable than my that como frol
elsewhere. The banks report not only stead
incroaso of deposits, but q worry decided d!
oraaao in tho outstanding 1oans. Ihore II!
boon Hiight advance in all grazing, and the mn
kets aro actiye. 1t is.auuounced that tho Thir
National Bank will probably rosunlo in q d1
nr fsvn
, 1873-10-07

Tho report Of the Board OF Equalization, tue
synopsis Of which wo give this morning. is CAL
oulated to startle tho Chicago Taxpayers. The
total amount of tho property Of the State, Ok
elusive Of railroad property, is sot down at
81. .170, 7s8, los, aud the railroad property at
$50 ots8, ,o37. rhis does not include, however, tho
assessments on capital atock, which have not
yet been determined. TO the personal property
OF Cook County, which was easessod at e9a,-
78s, $3.50, tho Board haa added 822. .292,8o4, or 68
por cont; to tls lands Of Cook County, assessoa
at $18, 54G, ,807, tho Board has adlcd 22,82a,4oo
or 122 por cent? TO the Chicago city
lote, usscssed at $o0,447.759, has boon addod the
eup Of e9G, ,770, ,102, at l07 per cent. The tqta'
increase on tho Cook County assessment is,
thareforo. e141.6es,401, or an average 0! W
, 1873-10-07

Tho Grand Rapids Eaglo refuses to honor the
call OF q Nepub1can toR4ont'on' WV -. w
nominato a candidate for Congress- in that dis
.S,a. 49,. T7outor Jeoaauad henause of dofecta
trcs' VICE tos,of ao1Ia t,'a tn,a s,Ia,Ssd
iu the pall itself, aud because tho time allo"eo
.s is+r,ct pHt noa ~ nopb,tonn yo.o Of ratbe.
,,;ora t,,on two to one, it would soonl possible
for i tho Republicans to trust themselves with q
s1sea x oloetlo4, iuge 1t this tim6, without the
manipulation Of tue otnce-hol1iu6 managor8'
--ffhs sait9r Of tho Bureau County 4hep"19n!-
ecn xlth ita faua to tha blackboard, but With
coh' "''A "'s 'a'e ~ re- = ho,y, nj iipoint
his eyos SLUT, ooht'nue8 " VH"' u,, v4s' etrf s
us out Democratic county III ul'ao's' - yen
can in Which tho DemooEatta aro not going to
MT1io. Nui;ouoI Republican, OF Washington,
D, o., ropltoQ ,'Altyhsn-orgnn of tho White
fIiusr hoidB thie languuiaglc
matwstn"ainu al lnut nas been saia md written
aspect M of il Which vo d. net re,asbsr hAyp yot
, 1873-10-07

II the panic WAlch 1olIoWed tno lal1Ale " oA9
Cooke l. Co. ia really arrested, and tho business
Of tho country on Tho Bafe rond to. roTival, NO
may thank agriculture for our safety. 1t is
fortunate for lii TINT, Mt this time, there is m
extraordinary domaud III Europe for our bread
stutrs; that tho comparatiye failure Of tho
wheat aud potato crops in Great Britain,
the largo deficiency In France, and tho no
loss important fact thut t|lo hungarian,
mud Gorman wheat Holds, FROM which
tho former countries havo boon accustomed to
draw supplios in ycars Of scant harvest, hnSe
produced but small crop this ycar. Great
Britain and Frauoe want 19Q,0o0,000 bushels Of
grain. Whnt they do not got from Hungary,
Poland. Russia, and tho Mediterranean must bo
had from tho United States. To moet this
emergency no hnvo been blessed With an ILL.,
usually bountiful crop this season. The panic
struck liz Just as this grain was starting on Its
beneficial orrand. Much Of tho !aotiro capital Of
tho country had been Bunk in unprodactivo
railroads aud great 1lros; there WIS d
large suu, invested in wild-cat stocks
and epeculations. and all these Investments
wore unavoidable, Apanio implies prostitution
of credit, mud IN immediate necessity to ray
! debts. The man who has nothing but stocks
anI bonds Issued py speculative companies, has
nothing With which to paay debts or to re-
ammo busiuosg, TO tho oxtont that these
Investments and speculations wore upsun-
/ stantal and fraudulent, they have coased
to exist. D1onoy is not scoking non.dividond"
| paying railroad orl other stocks or bonds.
| Such stocks and bonds havc no commercial!
! value now; thoy will mother pay aobts nor
purchase goods. Tho substantial wealth Of
| the country, however, rotnnina unimpairod'
| Tle lands and improvements, the liz!
stock, tho lmplemonta, aud the gstherod
crop, aro worth all they eyer wore
They furnish, moreover, tho great available
means Of paying debts. They bavo an in,me'
| diate exohange value everywhere. They furnish
| at once tho bnnsta for now business, trade, ane
commerce. The world has po Use just now fol
"groat expectations" but it haa = pressing neo<
| tor wheat, corn, outs, barley, ryo, pork. beef
butter, larl, tallow, oheoao, and bacon. Thog|
aro tAo food Of I'll mankind, and thoy will e.
where they arc wanted, and bring back to W
whatever wo want. Wo haYo also all extre mill
! lou balos OF cotton ovor the crop Of Inst year
Cotton is almost 81 mitch III article OF necezs!t'
as food iu ths econoE,y Of modern tmos. W
happen thus to heyo "oorner" upon tho tw'
staples most needed III tho world. lloee VII.
want food must bring us in exchange meroha'@
disc or gold II t,,ey DO not otfor merchandise
at prices low enough to suit. tlloy must bring u
their mnuey. We are ip tho eituat!on Of aolllnl
at tie highest prieps, and buying at tho lowest
and ii VIC escape general royulaion So ina:
thank our stars for tho purely fortuitoqn eAl ac
cidontnl circumstance TINT W0 bad large crop
Rnl Europe small ones whom tic hour Of op
ea1amity Heonod to lave como.
, 1873-10-07
THE FRENCH SITUATION.

Thore is, to say tho least, II strong possibility
that tue days Ut tho French Ropnbl'c are mum"
hored, md that tho Count do chambord may
soon a8contl tho throne, proclaim himself Henry
T., King of Franco, and restore tho Bourbon
rule. Ilo has struggled for the throne for nearly
halt century, and was neyqr 50 near It as now:
II Repub1icanism is strong enough TO sAeeoss:'
fully resist his CHIN, 1t may yet suryiYo, ana
ground itse]f firmly, notwithstanding tte supreme
rolly in compelling If. Thiers to rotiro,-a folly
ybich Is nov acknowledged in summonlng II.
Thiers to Parjs to unto tue opposition against
tho claims Of tho bourbon pretondor. This act
Of itsolf shows tho gravity OF the situation,
However, untitled tho Count do chnmbora
may be to exercise n mmonqrohical power, and how
ever unfortunate It may bo for Franee 4 he sue
Goods in bis ambition, ha ia nevertheless 70 ~
credited with poraistoncc and undauated deter
mination. His name haa always had & peculiar
fqaoluation for F1onchn.on owing in pnrt to the
taaciuations of llis mother, tho famous DuchoHa
do Bcrri. He was bept!:znd with great pomp in
wator brought from the Jordan. 1fe aas flo-
| n0m1naLeu - 1uo IAllu VI Mt1AcIut R'!.A Nv Lad
! ueyer suffered himaolf to bo forgotten III tIle
political changes Of Franco. nor allowed tho
carly nplopdor Of hfs lite to bo eclipaod.
| In 1880. Charles x. abdiqated in his faYor. bur
tue Count do Chambord failed to reach the
tArppo. lIo thon travelled through Europe tn
KiugIy atyle. 1u 1919. he established a court In
Delgray!n Square, London, ep41 therte received
tho Loglttmlsts In royal stylo, aa Horny Y. Of
Trance. In 1858, he formed a compact With tho
p.incqs Of tho House Of Orleans worry similar to
Ills recent compact With Tho Count Of Paris, by
Ei|ph tlo clairns Of tlo older and tue younger
branelles 81 tho House q Bourbon wero a1rang-
Cd, but until nov ~ at!temq]pt bps been maae
to carry out tha compact by putting fofYearq}
4 candidate to DO supported by both parties.
His present movement formally commenced IN
| 1871, after tho capitulatlon Of parls at which
tlme he issued 2 proclamation under ILLS tito Of
Henry v, In Which be s:1preaHpd hls dotor1nina~
tion to save France under tue wiito Jag, end to
| 1naiptcin tho temporal powor OF the Pops. = The
frat serious utsp towards this result WAS tho re
cent fusion botwocn tue nourhona aud tho Or
lsapjstB in support Of what is called oouatIty}-
tlonal monArShy, Tho Count do ohambord
la tho laHt ot tho older brauoh Of
! Bourbon, apa qhlldless, and 10 enectoq
, 1873-10-07
PHILADELPHIA.

Tho Constitutional Convention Puts n
s.~cnt T,cni of Tu,nr Ifnon t9,n Ar.
49,, -. -. ~ o,.!I,r.orvNan.I
ticte Aeah.ins ~ ~
1t Accompli.iaes Worry alttle'
Special Dispatch to Tho Chtcago Tribune,
Convention today, Judge Woodward moved 10
ss:sassea :s:s e :; IT, .; 5s
nays se stT9thers o. Wa5aGn' Wa1a %ovea 60 60
SEQ, IL, which, provides that whoneyor two
Judoeg of tho Supreme uourt arat9 hp chosen
for tho aarno form Of service each ,Yoter
sbal, sHa vote for one only; and when
three arc to % Gnaao r. saa vGo lGr M ho TO-
shall bo declared elected. struthers, proomall,
Darlington, mud others advoo4tad tho motion,
and Armstrong md CorBou urged that tho soc-
i'm In rotoinel. Tno motion was 1oat. Yeap
o. at1a ea,a ~ s1ySs''N' * ""7 ''"'
aa, %; n@y,, nG,1a w. m r,,x mn .,,ronr.v
iAA oo'A'o Us &ITn.A nousr1Ea' s'O '-:'a = '': :
Dallas, Of philadolphia, movoa to 70 into Com
"a % re,atin" vJ T. t1,e ootta
but M % s4bboouSntly wmlfEdrew t lo7GIve plsct 10
"! *I!eMH.aon: onHt1" ~ ruutta n,t.nn - Aftar
WARP, 1nrlnoF Ati}eHql4 ~ ttflt4tettuuh; H.soA
some discussion, tho ponvont!on "eHt !hto Oou37
mttoo OF the W4Qlo, Apu the bqqtion was paaFot1.
It reads M tu|lowa,
In tho Counties Of Philadelphia 4nl Allegheny, all
the w. po%'ts ~ on,9on rIcMs suliect to
ansh choccs ~ NAV bo made by tlls Constitution 81
b isw, slil 81 ii Dhiiairphta yesse! four and IN
, 1873-10-07

Another curious cass Of mistaken identity has
jast occurred In England. On tt,e 9Th Of Sop
tonbor All. following days, tho mutilated re~
paina Of 3 woman yero found In the River
Thames. Tho case croatod grQpt excitement,
aud wAep tho Coronor's iuqucnt wAu held,
tho brothers, frjeuda, and tho landlady
Of ono Alra. onyieY vho had boon
ebaent for aomo days, came forward
and positively Identified the romans as hers, by
various marks and scp.s. TAo jury nude up Its
verdict in accordance with tho facts, end tho day
that tho inquest WAS completed the police