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ActiOn Sales.

n CttCtOSC OUtCCs
BY ALBERT PAUL.
PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION,
On Account OF Departure,
OF Magnificent and Costly Parlor. Bed aud Dining
Room Furniture. consisting in part of
An Elegant Rosewood and Gilt Crimson Damask Par
lor Set. Splendidly Carved Rosewood and Walnut
Bedroom Sets,
Rich and Costly Carved Oak Dining Room Sets
Magnificent Damask Turkish Chairs,
Valuable English Engravings, Splendid Brussels and
other Carpets. Mirrors Mantel and other
Ornaments, Etc.
The Whole Lately Purchased, Nearly New and in
Perfect Order.
The Special Attention of the Public is called to this
Sale. as the whole will be Positively Sold without
any Limit or Reservation whatever.
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONEER-Ofice
ID and 5sesroom 40 Royal street-THURSDAY,
June H. 1874 at II o'clock A.. NJ will be sold at pub
lie auction at the three>tory brick residence No. 423
Carondelet street. Terpsichore, without any limit
or reservation whatever
The Entire Contents of the above mentioned Resi-
dence, comprising one Of the finest collections of
Household Furniture offered this season.
The entire collection is in perfect order, nearly new
and will be sold without regard to cost
Terms-Cash on the spot. Purchasers will be re-
quired to make deposit at the moment of adjudicl
ton. je11 1t
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Kellogg's Fiery Steeds

After tbat'quiet little game Tuesday night,
Euchre-deck Billy Kellogg needed recrea-
ton, and yesterday he startd out in his
carriage.
AT II o'clock, as he was turning the cor
ner of Common and Carondelet streets, one
Of his horses stumbled and took fright.
They dashed up Carondelet street as far as
Union, where they were stopped. Nobody
hurt
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GRUNEWALD HALL.

POPULAR SUMMER CONCERTS.
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
with Full Orchestra, under leadership of Prof.
ROBERT MEYER.
Subscription lists at L. Grunewalds music store, 129
Canal street, and piano warerooms, 10 Baronne
street. Price, IS per dozen tickets. single tickets
so cents.
Refreshments served in the Concert Hall and adoin.
ing rooms. my27
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MILLER q mn E1k,
Dealers In
WESTE X N r II o d q G z,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 Poydras and IS Fulton streets
NEW ORIFAN5. spN an
THE CHEAPEST - ACE TpRUt I'O>
L PIPE is at JOHN G. FILE IlING'J. No. IA Poy
dras street.
The cheapest place TO buy GAS FIXTURES u
JOHN @. FLEAIN0'5. No. l34 Poydras street.
The BEST place u get good GAS FITTING done u q
JOHN q. FLEMINa's, No. IA Poydrss strest.
apps en-
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POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION,
On account o. Breaking up Housekeeping. Of
NEAT AND VALUABLE PARLOR, BED AND DIN
ING-ROOM FURNITURE, BOOKCASE, CAR
PETS, MIRRORS SHADES, GIL ass and other
Ware, Mating, Engravings etc, Kitchen Stove
and Ustensiis. etc. the whole nearly new ard i n
perfect order.
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUCTIONEER Office
ID and Sales DOM 40 Royal street-On FRIDAY
June IL. 1874, at 1Oz O'Clock A. NJ. will sold at
public auction the residence, No. 81 Annunciatlon
street, between Second and Third streets
IKE INTfRE COM ENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE,
comprising valuable collec ion Household Furnl-
ture S,le positive and without limit.
Terms-Cash on the sp It. j-11?t
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The Courts.

There WAS considerable hurry and hustle at tn,
Court-House this morning az the battalion Of attor
neys were endeavoring to push their cas- through
before vacation. Crowds Of witnesses, from tn,
bushing maidea to the wrnkled old usurer., focket
the corridors and with impotence awaited for thei
cases to come mp. -s.-~='.-
Second District Court.
Judge Tissot was hard 1t work with his heavy docke
OF success on cases, and. Notwithstanding the no
weather. seemed TO glory in the labor.
~ FOurth District Court.
Jude Lynch was fully occupied with . very full
docket and with all his energy he hard at worl
endeavorinR TO wipe OF his crowded docket. When
left, thA court filled with interested parties
Fi1. b District Court.
In this court Judge Cullom busy with severa
important casss to-day. and will probably have ltt
cessation from labor until vacation.
Sixth District Court.
Judge 6auc4er has determined to catch up with the
docket, and has announced that Ivy the Attn June b.
will decide every case submitted.
Superior District Court.
One woodbridge has fled petition in this court
against the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company. claiming $4,000. II sppesrs ht
WIS . messenger EDr the southern Express CompAn.
on that line and seriously injured August s. 1878
By train running o6 the track Pontchatoula La
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CALIFORNIA BAKING POWDEx.-
~ This justly celebrated article Of prime necessity
being carefully prepared from the purest materials
never fails TO give satsfaceinn, rendering the bread
cakes and pastry white. Night. sweet and wholesome
N 10 perfectly white, and contains uelecter-
mattee, We sre receiving Il regularly, aad are
prepared 70 furnish IL at vsry reduced 70 ca Pull
~eight ackages guaranteed. b sure and ask your
grocer for OAifornM Bakin9 PvwdsE. u. J. AMI H
1 20. soc ,genrs 80 Nstchez a.rec4. my.slu
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A member of one of the New York clubs,
while dining in the restaurant of the club,
noticed above him . card, signed by order
Of the Executive Committee, prohibiting
smoking in the room before 8 o'clock.
Taking the card down, he wrote on it, "The
Executive Committee can make requests
but to give commands is impertinent." For
this act he was expelled, although, previous
to expulsion, he had paid his annual dues in
advanced which were subst Quently returned
He appealed to the members, but they de-
cided against him, and now he has appealed
to the Courts.
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GRAND SACRED CONCERT

On Monday Evening. juno 81, 1874,
Will be given
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
At st. Patrck's Church, under the direction Of the
well known Prof. H. DuBOs, leader OF the choir
The best amateur artists o. city have kindly ten
rendered their assistance, and grand programme
is in course of preparation. This concert, Origi-
nally intended for 14th instant, having been
postponed until the 21st on account OF the great
ceremonies at the Cathedral for next Sunday,
tickets for the 14th will bs good for the night of
the concert. The able Prof p Greuling will pre-.
side at the organ.
Knowing well the eff iency and popularity of the
81 gers, and long tried leadership of Prot. D., We
are assured IL at it will be grand s-ccess.
Tickets be had At all principal music stores and
lib aries of the city and at the door Of the church
the night Of the concert. je9 3tTuTh&
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London and Lancashire Fire insurance.
On Wednesday, 2sth April, 1874.
1873. 1872. 1871. l07u.
Gross Premiums. E251.75' f2O.072 fl74,lO4 kiA70FA
Fire Claims...... 111978 103,258 92,o60 1880
Tho proportion of Fire claims to Net Premiums =
favorable 5eng55 per oent against SEX per cent fur
1872. and against average of SIX for the laae sx
years. .a-..
Tho surplus of income over expenditure for tho.
year, including interest vestments. amounts 70
f32119 1885, Id. to which has to be added E784 la
3D., brought forward from last account making attn,
gether f32903 1885, I'd. From the amount thus q
their disposal the Directors propose to pacs I1gooe
to the credit of Reserve Fund. to apply flO0o In -.
duction Of the cost at which the London buildinr
stands in the books to pay dividend Tor the Ysan
1873 of &c. 3d. per Share free Of Income Tax. being
At the rate of per cent per annum and 70 carry tor
ward the balance to the next account.
By order Of the Board JAMES z. GALE.
Manager and Secretary.
E. B. MU5GROvE Cent AT,
50 Baronne street
Liverpool. $50 April. 1874. jeA-Im
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Inducements.
GRUNE VALID HALL.
First GRIND Matinee given by
ROBERT MEYERS GRAND ORCHESTRA
With the kind assistance of
LITTLE NETTIE DECOURSEY, Is Years Old.)
Thursday. June IL, 1874.
Doors open At II O'Clock. Concert Commences at IL.
Programmes can be found at the Hall.
n. B-Children may dance during the performance of
dances.
ADMTssIoN-5O CENTS. CHILDREN Is CENTS.
SECOND GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY,
JUNE IS, AT IL O'CLOCK
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Miscellaneous.

Miscell0ne0us.
WINES, LIQUORS. ETC.
100 packages COGNAC- BRANDIES.
200 cases COGNAC-BRANDlES.
$50 casks Robert Ysunger's ALE.
$50 casks CLARET, Castelmorcn and Castelfranc.
100 casks Robert Younger's ALE.
200 casks Deetjen LAGER BEER.
IS quarter eighth casks V. Jaure Co.'S SHERRY
200 cases Italian WEYMOUTH.
5000 boxes French WINDOW GLASS.
1909 boxes CANDLES 4 s. ands.
v 500 boz boxes Isl refined Pearl p sraRGR M s
9-6t No. Is and Tchoupitoulae street.
II A. JONES'
Late Of Everett Lane Co..
WITH BRIGGS, PAYNE CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
~, 46 and 10 Peters street,
NEW ORLEANS.
JET I'm
w. P SMITH
WELL DRIVER,
lis Tchoupitoulas street.
CLEAR WATER OR NO PAY.
John c. ROGERS.
Corner Poydras and Tchopitoulas sts.,
Dealer in
BAY. CORN. OATS. BRAN. RYE. WHEAT. MEAL
AND BARLEY.
Orders allied with dispatch. je7-6t
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CEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMEHn
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Once, No. II Camp Street.
In conformity with the requirements a tAsaa
charter. the Company publish the following stsk0
ment:
Premiums received during the year
ending April 80, 1874. 1i0okaa an
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on . journey is 20 much gained, both in
ton of tiues in transit made by the Great
jackson rpute to the Virginia Syringe, Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Chicsgo, st, Louis, and all
other points reached by the leading lines Of
the North, lie great desiderstum during the
summer months This route is fav0rite
one among those who have travelled, as it
has numerous advantages not found else
where. For speed aud safety it is I'M
equaled, having gained the title of cold
Reliable" Pullman palace cars on all
trains. Baggage checked to all points.
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No. Carondelet Street-Back Once.
Special attention given to the payment Of State md
City Taxes and licenses.
THE FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
A Savings Bank. chartered by the. United statss
March. 1856.
NEW ORLEANS RANCH,
l62 Canal street. Corner Of Dryades
Bank Hours from A. N. to P. NJ
Open Saturday Nights to receive deposits from
8 O'Clock.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOsITe
O. D. STURTEvANT. Cashier.
apS0 6m HENRY BACAs. Assistant Cashier.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
156 Canal street.
TRUSTEES:
DR.. W. Newton Mercer,
=. r. Generes, David Urquhart
George Jonas. John g. Gaines.
Thomas A. Adams, Carl H0hn,
Thos. Alien Clarke, Christian Schneider.
Chas. J. Leeds. Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed ON deposits.
L. r. 0ENERE6, President.
SAM. JONES. Jr.. Treasurer. apis '4-1y
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$002,944 ~
The above statement 10 . true and correct tran.
script from the books of the company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
HENRY v. OGDEN, secretary.
STATE OF LOUIS ANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans I
Sworn to and su scribed before tais 23d day Of
May, 1874. ". T. EVANS.
Second Justice Of the Peace.
Parish OF Orleans, La
The Board Of Trustees Resolved. ThAt after pa ing
the Fourth Quarterly Interest OF IN per cent on the
capital stock of the onpsny, thss dividend OF
PER GEN.. be paid in Dash on and
after the sd day OF June next to those parties insu1
ing with the company entitle to receive the same
TRUSTEES:
Thos. A. Adams SAmI B. Newman,
Samu Il. Kennedy, c. I. Buddecke
John Phelps, A. G.. Ober,
Adsu Thomson, enrx Abraham,
P. n Strong, Victor Meyer,
Joseph Bow ing, Edw'i J. Gay.
Jno. j. Sandidge, sinon Hernskcim,
Simon Forcaemef. Jos " LEI,
X. B. Post, h. l.. 1ofiAn,
Edw'd Pisbury, John E. King.
Chas. h. Siayoa L. Fredk CAmerdens
David Wallace. J. l. Harris.
Andrew Sf-vxr. Joseph Stone.
myA T4-Thsaly
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FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS
And the management of the Great Jackson
route desire the public to understand that
they arc the only line running through cars
to ST. Louis and Chicago without change,
and through cars to Louisville without
change, and but one change to all Eastern
cities.
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WINES A y LIQUORS,
IN store and for sale
zoo cases old COGNAC, quarts. A large supply o,
COGNAC In pipes and octaves of the year 1885, In
quantities to the trade or to families.
Old Irish and Scotch WHISTLES, . superior quality
and at IS low prices Dome stie whskies. Also all
the different Wines and Cordials at the very lowest
MARKET Prices by
EDw BURKE,
jell-1m 1872 Tchoupitoulas street.
RRoDIA's CORDIAL.
During the prevalence. at this time. of Darrhea and
Bowel Complaints. every family should keep hand
BRODIE's CORDIAL.
Tits pleasant to the TASTE can be safely given to In
fAnts and Children. and never fails to cure. It is
mild in action. leaving behind constipation. but
may be relied Upon in severe cases. Many life may
be saved by using 1t in time.
For sale by all druggists.
I. L. LYONS,
Successor to Ball Lyons,
Je11 I'm cor. Camp and }ravier. Proprietor.
nUNDAh's WONDERFUL LIsUvvn nl-
BETHESDA MINERAL WATER.
The known cure for BRIGHT's DISEASE. D1ABETEa
and all Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
J. O. MoALLISrER. Agent.
ap26 gu tn Tn If lO6 Camp street. New Orleana
TWEATY-FIFTH ANNUAL STATE.
/ MENT
OF THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
May %. 1874.
the following statement OF The affairs Of the company
IN the 30th April. 1874:
Fire premiums. ..............$2iS1O0 S
Marine premiums. ~ $50 ~
River premums. 13a. 66l 36-S400,60 y
earned premiums. less reinsurance and
Losses paid and estinsted-
On fire risks. So AS II
On marine risks. 26,4W 80
On river risks. 1854 47-Slss.96s %
Taxes, discount in lieu OF
participation. intere on
capital. expenses. ETC.. Less
discount, etc. ............. 1O0.6A O6- 2S0. 631
Leaving ne. proA.. ;. .......... seaNa
The oempsny hsvs chs following sssets,
Bills receivable ........-..... - $50 81
Loans on bond and mortgage 72,015 66-$l09, $50 II
Loans pledge Of stock 4
call. $685. 06 90
Cesn on LAND ................ 0S.0J1 W. NEs o.
Reel estate ]is,75e -
City bouds bank aud other stocks 1872 O3l 80
in course of COLLECTION. 6O.l60 50
$1,000 -.
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~ GORGE McCLOSKEY-
Respectfully announces to his friends and the pub
lie generally tAat in connection with the old stand
No. SO st. Charles street, he has fitted up in elegant
manner the
New Saloon, 12l Canal street,
where the MEAD, made celebrated as McOLOs.
KEYS MEAD, when he was in connection with his
uncle the late Hugh McCloskey. toRather with COOL
SODA WATER COFFEE, GENUINE MINERAL
WATERS, CAKES and PASTRIES, will be served in
the best style.
A prominent feature of the new place will DO the
LADIES LUNCH ROOM, where they will be waited
upon by courteous and gentlemanly attendants.
Manufacturing his own Syrups, Mead Soda and
Pastry, he can guarantee their excellence: and by
prompt attention to the wants of his customers he
hopes to receive continuance of the liberal favors
extended to him in the past
GEORGE MoCLOSKEY,
50 st. Charles street and 12l Canal street.
my23lm Touro Building.
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Leon Queyrouze. Oscar Bois.
nUEYROUZE & BOIS-
WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
Dealers In
Wines and Liquors,
And all kinds of
WESTERN PRODUCEi
At the Blue stores,
Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets.
New Orleans. my22 ~
WYCAE 4 MORGAN
ONO. r. WYCHE. New Iberia. Lad. O. NOR
GAN Bastrop. LAY
COTTON SUGAR FACTORS. AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
No. 80 Pertlid0 street,
my9< tt New Orleans-
7 OUlsI IA OYEiNG Ana -COU<ANG
IL Es ablishment j. CLEDE. Steam Dyer and
Scourer 22s Canal street, between Rampant and b.
sin, New Orleans
Ladies', Gentlemens and Children's Clothes Dyed
and Cleaned. kinds of sh Wis. Fine LAceS >llk
and Lace Curtains, done up equal to new. Feathers
cleaned and Dyed. Spots taken out without ole.ning
the whole. Goods received and returned BY express.
my17 lm --sI.a
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This Old and reliable Company 10 issaing Rsa1a1no
on Fire. River and Marine risks. he nsee faWsr.
abls teems ALI Losses prompt adjusted ~ 1sol1d
upon literal teeMs, q their once, 81 OahaD to0eA
corner o< OommsFeAl Alley ss'.eF gs.fss sct~
800 = JAMES L DAY. PrsslAAnA
HORACE OARRRETRRs Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-22
4 HIT,

Father OLeaFy, a learned and witty
franciscan friar, who was received in
the best society of London in the latter
part of the last century, was introduced
to DIR. johnson by some mutual friends
who wished to see two such Rlen togeth-
er. johnson, Perhaps little annoyed
by the great popularity Of tho Irish
WIT, greeted him at once IN the Hebrew
language, WITH which Father O'Lcary
was not acquainted Turning away, in
a cOntemptuous manner, johnson said:
This is apTetty fellow you have brought
here; he is ignorant of the C,dest ap0ken
language iF the WoFii:" F" By this time
p'LeaIy had recovered from his sur
prise, He cOurteouslY bowed to John
son, and aSdlr1 ressed him fluently in few
sentences of a tongue which. as his
manner indicated, was entirely strange
to johnson. Then, turning to the gen
tleman who had brought him to the
great champion of literature, O'Leary
exclaimed: Call you him learned?
Why, 1 have spoken to him IN the Ian
guage Of one of the British Islands,
and he evidently does not know the
meaning Of a single VoFd in fact,
G't.ea4F had addressed him IN the re-
sCuant yernaCulaT Jf Ireland. johnson,
caught in hisown trap was highly anus
ed by the Franciscan's ready pFolnpti-
fl'3e II tyl,ni..g .ae tables. made gruff
apology ior HE own TUCoGess, sat down
b cai9y a whole evenings 8 company of |
his new friend. aud ever afJerexpressed |
and manifested the highest regard for |
him.
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p. Il. a.

The letters above quoted. an abbrevi-
alton Of the sentence Pour preEdre
o0Sge-JO take leave-are sometimes
printed on the corner Of ladies' visiting
cards. i few days ago 4 lady" walk
ed into an cngFaver and stationer's s
establishment, on Fourth street, and
asked young red-headed country boy,
who IS an apprentice IN the establish
mcBt, to show her samples of visiting
cards. The boy, anxious to receive an
order during the absence of his en-
pl0yer, made haste to comply, and
showed the lady quite an assortment,
On some II the most fashionable look
ing cards, ornamented with the names
of on pure aristOcracy." the lady no
ticed the mysterious letters, P. p. c.
WHAT'S the meaningOf theseletters?
she asked, The red-hcaded boy, who, al
though Il genuine country rooster, ,didnOt
believein the policy cyOfacknowledging of his
Ignorance, readily replied that z. p. c.
were words which all the "big bugs"
always used on all their cards. So the
lady ordered two hundred, with strict
orders to copy the talismanic letters.
The order went to the engrayer. The
cards were done the next day, and the
lady called as she promised. and meet
ing the red-headed boys boss, she ven
tured to ask if the p. p. C. stood for
anything else but good family" The
proprietor opened bis eyes and mouth
wide, and explained to the lady the
meaningof the words. "G',od gracious"
said she. II have come to live here per-
manently; just left Chicago last week"
The lady objects to paying for the
cards, aud the boss is going to stop the
price of them out Of the red-headed
boys salary. We don't think it is fair.
The lady from Chicago should pay for
her experienoe.-CiRcjaUGti Gazette.
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A Russian Eefe.

n hhssAesh
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 21.-The ball
given at the American Legation last night
was 4 brilliant affair. Gen. Kaufman,
commander of the Khiyan expedition and
all the leading diplomats were present.
Those Carlists.
MADRID, Jan. 21.-Santander is threat
ened by the Carllsts and reinfOrcements for
the Government troops are hurTying for
ward.
Gen. Dominquez at the head of the
central army has opened the campaign
against the Carlists in Valencia
Barcia, late member of the Cartagenian
Junta, has written letter to his friends,
advising them to abandon Federalism and
support the other government until the
Carlist insuTection is suppressed.
Setting an Example for the United
states.
LONDON, Jan. 2l.-The Government
has decided to prosecute several persons for
cOnspning to obtain British register for
the French bark Marlfiattre which was des-
tined to convey arms to Carlists in Spain.
WOrlxingnen Demanding the Elective
Franchise.
a deputation of wOrkingmen, headed by
OOSGtlu -1lNtl- AO-is-l hdllCu AlboAi NAdNlSNOALC
and urged the propriety of extending the
elective franchise to agricultural laborers.
Gladstone expressed himself as in favor of
their object, but advised them to be patient,
pointing TO the magnitude and weightiness
of the measure, and the brief duration of
Parliament.
Recovery of Gladstone.
LONDON. Jan. 21.-Mr. Gladstone has
recovered his usual good health. \ private
letter from Gold Coast reports that great
sickness prevails among the troops Of Sir
Garnet Wolsey, the disease proving fatal in
many cases within a few hours after
attack.
Bismarck and the French UItramOn.
tRines.
Prof. Goodwin Smith, in a speech at the
educational meeting in Manchester, last
evening, explained and commended the
common school system Of the United
States.
The Times publishes the substance of a
note from Prince Bismarck, which holds
the French Government accountable for
the violence of the Ultramontaine press in
France.
Prospective Duel. e
VERSAILLES, Jan. 21.-In the Assembly
to-day the Left submitted an iuterpella-
tiOn of the Government regarding the
treatment of the press, which, after violent
debate, was laid on the table by a majority
Of 100. After close sitting, Deputy Heanjes
sent seconds TO NJ. Gambetta with chal-
lenge to fight duel.
Friendly Interchange.
ROME, Jan. 21.-ViscOunt j. VensOte
received from Duke de Cases a dispatch
warmly expressing friendly feeling of
France towards Italy.