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ir there are not ten pemorrnt. "A
ono iu.trft iE llr ~tut ui iuli.mt
Nlu proposes tu .rt % rtrit organization
tlak ht- becn r-rieu in every cnufe.t
~.lra l.tl. -'aui Do the WsN uf ,he ci-
l0r.. being mace hy ihr rroIn'lns elias
81. 81 lur ihc Epusy-isnlers 0f t.e
T. = ind ihe rou-up.icn tAai j. caiiuE
ihe villas ESQ tic mlfiDH. iurn power md
pa-e. Neither tie Negu..iIn pr y
nyr I've Democratic csn come to- sthrr
on q national piaf'eim. Western Re-
puh'i.n. aui Western Democrat, stand
shouiirr D." shoulder ga il.e currency
question. They may diiler ever ~p wide
iy on oisrrr questions. hDt until the
Mt-t AMI south obtain enough of money
with which Ia move ihrir produce with
ont having all the profits eaien up by
interest. there c.u IT, bar TWO Var'ic, IN
thu country ihr cnc la bs NaA street
and New England. the oihef by che
farmers. manufacturers aud wOtA lag
men OF Tie " est anI south
Evansville Courier.
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T DNcLs hle Llmo.s~o4. OF Fnir-
dale. J. going 90 >-lao. no ri.u pi4ee.-
lie T. g vi..oHcr. AVA j. nry-rhree
years 40 agr. BEEN h- lt.t school d.
mary. tint-fwO wears -n. .t promised
himself ,hl, he would. ,olAe lay. finish
hi- e.iu-s.;ipn- iie u1u mss 40 one o.
L.ar care ~ hr. himself shi u ,hiaA 4.
.iorUnify 20 carry oat ill- design sir
p. -iuiyin tAe priu ry Y-larae- wiki
class ii T. not uncommon ~ jnb =
ropd ,.r-i az tie '-oli hpy .n iir -rhsei =
"Ri i..-t .say. cont sr -r in.a ta.s b as
-fi rs iAi-- i"wryer. hi- ,.i ,rr Hr>.
PAXTON. SAYS he behaves s.e.l ., AHs
~ ihe rhi.lreH- I'll. p.l .ilsMan ;. :.
4 sOA -Au severn. a-r4- iu fAi- ciIy.
Sew Albany Ledger.
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:. OIlt'k j. hcrrt + -iNrn go ihr quail
6yd voter, .. ih- isun ~ IN gci
that ghrrs wi - gn election ft'l af tN,
iourt House Ou he fir-i Monday in
MAY. 1874. tor The purpose ~ .irriing
the follow ing named officers tor slid
town. TO serve Tor one year. or until
their successors are elected and guali-
fed. to-wit: Three Trustees Tor said
town. one Clerk. one Treasurer. one As
SCISSOR. Polls Nill ~ opened a. : o'clock
4. " ,ri keni open until 4 o'clock L,
". 81 .1ii fIc.
WILL. NAYS. Clerk T. j.
JAsrfE. April 10. l,7t.
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- The Max AIulxE IS ~ fresh and
beautiful a. the month il represent, ;
tiled io tie iriH with choice dOaer- 81
art aud literature. Tue en-raving~.
which IN tiii- superb mogthly seem 90
have reached the highest point of periec-
lon-age beautiful beyond anything here-
ioinrr seem Ia 80 illustrated magazine.
John ;. Davis opens the huubes Wiih q
inli-p-ge picture. = The Dsiug iiouud. =
which j. one oil hi ts--. efforts. Strong
WORK showing thal il r. a study irOm
neal lie. =. l.. Woodward contributes
ihres large and spirited drawn pictures
of scenes in Flor. Ia. one az the most
beautiful ana picturesque states in tie
Union. Tie first picture OF the series
y & ie,ieicu-ly cool view OF lie .amOu.
silver spring. which boil- ap from the
earth . the second picture Is = han,..onl,
.aii-pa-e illustration oil the mouth ol
ihe ~. JOAN, River. showing the ruin.
q. tie old lighthouse. 3 grove OF palm
trees. eit.: PIE Third piriure T. 2 wi.
drgainy view oi ? Aiuudl humma s.
one ut tl.-e >-rllL Mefl.l i,lis,i- ia
tie ili..,i sl ! l--... of -tui. ilgO t-,
handsome aui interesting pictures cst
"a .-..rirFr, Atfl irs>cr- aHt T. -.
i.-ttl lover. ny j. ~ byta-ii.
Tie l.rrart ru4-eEt- of tnc Mas At
niNs are Or greater variety sal excel.
lencr ihen usual. Annie iierAefi PEN.
iar uumher with inn- ul nl4.lc4
poem called SIS Round Tower iu "a,
West Subscription price. 81. iuc.uiia.
rlromlo- Ihe El-l~ 4ui Lae Wssf'
.isni-> Sutton = b.. puh hers, 30. -
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NJ There Is on article on our first
page to-day in regard to John b. -tolL
from tie Kockport Democrat. which i.
too iu'l OF truth to pass uuleeled.--
There u no que-tinnin any mans mind
conver-aut with ihe circumstances. O
the unfairness Of the means used 20 20
cure the announcement ola nonina lion
that wa. not made by ihe last state con
ven'ion. and further, that bis being 81
the ticket lost il enough votes to have
triumphanily elected II. We don't wan
any such tom-foolery dis year. Or theri
will be good many more Who viii re
fuse 20 bow the knee 10 Baal.
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u. $. ASSIGNEES'
SALE Of BaNKRUPT'S
REAL ESTATE!

~ Oh 4 = ~ lrrtNf Gwen. mat Tue
y undersigned a. G. Williams. A.
sirnee b Bankruptcy. appointed by the
Commissioner "a Bankruptcy az Evans
vi'lc. of no estate OF Theodore Sender
u,ann. aiind1ei bankrupt upon his
own petition. will Ia accordance with
ihe order Of said Commissioners, offer Al
Public sale ~ the door of The Court
House. ~ the town OF Jasper, Dubois
County. on
SATURDAY June 9Th. 1874.
10 tho highest bidder. the following de-
-rrihel real estate belonging 10 the es-
tate OF said bankrupt, ia Dubois county
fo-wii:
Lot No. twenty-five. f25 in tho l'h
addition TO the town Of Jasper g, shown
ia The map Of said town. together. with
ths improvements thereon.
Also. he southeast quarter Of Soc.
ton No Fifteen. Us. Town Two south
Range Four. a. west, containing 10,
acres.
Part Of III. east half OF the southwest
quarter OF the same section. town and
range. - acrcs.
Tie south half of the northeast quar-.
Ter OF the same section. Town and range
- acrc~.
Tie norih-wes, quarter of the south
east quarter Of seme section. and town
I'M range. 4O acres.
lhc uorh half 81 The southeast quar-
ter u section 1hhtten. - town t'iH
81 south, RANGE tlrce, 3. vest s1
acres
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ROIi. lOosaIs, on uEOHG Al.
Tie shattered Wrcr's OF a Bril-
liant Orator.


IN form he wqs inciiuel - ihr rnnler-
o.itv ~ which nr. Johnson speaks. qnl
hi- massive hcal IVES almost lost IN r.
GREAT sharrv crop ~ hair. settling him.
seif comfortably. - iishel newspaper
from he depths OF his coat pocket and
hrvan a. read
Presently IN 7rgusinfance came along
Ianl accos'eh him WITH How are Won.
General - ami fhen another anl another
until. ~ tho. course of hal' IN honr
aniir a craw1 haA gstherel around him.
ITa transferred his nrwsnancr - his
rnrkrl again. sni 'hpn FIR 90 hour he
talked 20 those -rnun Z him almn : with
aut cea.in- I S@ii - mVse'f This
man ! : surely re'li.l 70 Bob Alstnn. ~
The Atlanta IIFRAIp. for i i no pos
Sil'@ That Providence has endowed two
Families with such sublime ri'i ~
gah." - | approached gcnilemfr
rnon the outskirts OF the crowd, and
said:
Kind >ir. will you inform me who that
Old gentleman j Z"
The stranger glarrAl n mo from head
10 foot. A. if taking my measure FOR a
mint iu'r'. hui he answered never q
WORT. With smile a once suggestive
% surprise an sadness, he simply iurl-
81 Is man on ~. right, and, in = loW.
mortified tone. said:
~Iohn. here's feller IA; don't know
Boil Toomh-"
~Gooigolllcmiiv,~ saws John.
And "a this was Tbomhs. The afore-
time leader Of fhe t'nifel STATES Sem
ate. AMI later DE front of the secession
movement. copli not for tho lie ~
me reconcile ny impressions ~ Robert
Toomh- will Earrnlnn- Oh man SITTING
there fingine h- piihy phrases into The
pleased ears ~ the ihnuvhfless ~ n who
clustered arouni HIN. II " ever POS
ses.ei the l-ugh'iness with Which 20
hq, been credited ID j. gone. Ififnncri-
business sst ~ state upon hi. brow II ha>
vanished.
With ali lis srnsrent hosiiiv viror !
though, could detect cnrtais unfailirg
sirns Of fcehiene.s and hooking al hiW
liDle more closely perhaps i'0n III
little audience II seemed - IRE f'a' he
hal grown prrmaiure'y oil. VIII won
deriul giihDe>s Of tongue ami yivaci'y
~ manuer. There y. nevertheless. err
fuin in'eclih BILE ar of nervous wesri-
ness a'eui M CONVEX anon -'''i ~ NJ
u"h'. y 90 n"' eN ff's' iht-.s A'rs
cirlry 81 Is because tie impressions. ~
male mc defy aualysi-.
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f''."'.'.ff ~ n, NJ
~
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS or PETITION
To SELL REAL ESTATE
state Of Indiana, Dubois County, $ /.
NOTICE is hereby given. thai VIM.
~ ". Kendall. administrator de- honi.
non Of the estate Of joel Nn,iiy. de-
ceased has fled his petition 20 sell The
real estate Of the deccdent. his personal
being insufficient to pay his debts; and
that sail petition will be heard at The
next term OF the Circuit Court 81 slid
county. BAzlL b. fuvoNsIo~,
Clerk uf e.. G.. Il. {.
NuL a. TRAYt0R. Atty.
Nuril lOth. iS7L-3w.
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THr 1islilery % bingham. Danmr-
man 4 CO.. below Troy, closed IeM
days ago Tor tae season.
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ENn.UTOE's -ALLUrLANuo.

49, -
=. ~ KS Il h. 3 frhN given. t.el q. sass
tnr "a an ,rler ui The Nrinu -A-
cuit C"ar, ~ Itiun ~ MY. im,.n 4.
iite un.iar i-ari .N'rft.r of the is
rs ii'o ~ .iola '.rfi..,an. i-rts.sA. ~Nl
""sr ior eir 40 yal.ie aut.iiou 81 tt
door o. thr ,oar ,!uu.'. M. iae tonL III
1A-per Dnhci- cptmiN. l4n.-, -
SATURDAY. tee 23l lAe 81 May. 1875.
.fAe following tt4,t ~ lpl vi ~ Gs-
.rea-rt-iiuafcH il the Count, 81 p1bsA,
~tliT 81 Indiana. iu-wii
I'"ing t'.e -ouih west ouArier ~ the
nortn ra~i quarter oi section three 10
\ n township No. TWO 2 south Of rang
'"iir = west. containing fort, nrres nn.l
M li' ~ an arrD. more er les.
TERMS or SALE. One-fhira ca,,
ione-l4ir,l ia ninr months. and onp-fAiyu
ia eighteen month, from day of sale, the
purchaser cXerut.ng notes ~ six per ceai
Interest. waving benefit, OF yaluniiuu
laws; secured by mortgage ON said roal
Ie-fate.
sale 90 commence M l o'clock. p. NJ
H. a. ROBINSON, Executor
~. hUrrTNrR. Atly.
II April 2Mh. lS74.-tW
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SELECT SCHOOL.
JASPER. DUBOIS COUNTY. IND


summer Term commences May ilth
s-7f. 4Ai routinur. ten weeks.
branches Taught. Tae eight com-
tGug rrinrhe- aud T. mcntlry Aig bsa.
lnl i. ' composition.
rIttir. Primary Isgart-. 50 On.
lnisffnfs. %.
s-iIumar school. go.
lItra branches. m Mezz tint an.i
prifrtli Painting. The charge- il thi-
u-fimsut are extra. ]. 2. additional 20
tne ordinary charge az Tie school. 4
conn ..rfe course in either 81 thc above
-v-icm- ~ pointing. s. %: less than 4
fiii c0nrse - nf- per lesson. Ma.crial
furnish -d i0 ihe learner.
The rvfrpr ~ NJ the public solicited.
a.. b.. HARRIS. Teacher.
Nai ~. l-7A
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lAsPERi
u 4hpt- cDuutv .semoerlfic Gem
ri Nnnnit.-n ..NLnE.

~ shFt- fnfENlN .FriuNf El'ts = en-
-si Coinnitsrr Meeting.
The Democratic Central Committee
OF Dnbais county Trr requested 90 meet
~ the Courier olice ia Jasper. ora sat-
urhs Nav .. 1874 M ! O'Clock. p ".
FOR me purpose 81 consultation ana az
ton =. regards The Interests of The par
a. in Drhris- county. AMI determining
me time Of holding "a county conven-
don. O. 30 ANE Chairman
THE fellow INC persons compose ihc
committee, a !. Co-man. Allen na-
,fsson. John Mol r. 7 Hope. Allen
7. rlrming y y. ANe-. G.. Doane. John
G. Sc'ef,r John Wcikel. r. ~. Hrun-
dick. Iamcs I. Srrrlock Albert sender
mann. aud Navier Sirohmeier.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE !. hereby given thar tho nm.
signed. hiss been appointed Admin.
i~iraior. with the viii annexed. of thf
state of John Reuhrr. late Of Duhoi
cauutv. Indiana. deceased. Said estatt
l. probably solvent.
ANTON REUBER, Admir-.
April cath, ls7f.-3w.s
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MASONIC.

a ODGE % Instruction Of Az 4. u.
- will meet x Jasper every 1ue-aas
u hi. April - 1871.
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or Movements are initiated 20 NJ
tract 70 jasper. The attention Of parties
intere.telin TIE manufacture oriron on
large scale. and our citizens should
give them their hearty cooperation. No
place IN the state has superior location
for th' manufacture of iron IN an II.
branches. Superior block coal. IN cool
workable seams, fiir qualities of hcmi-
tiie and black band iron orc. good lime
stone. and zinc agricultural REGION a
supply provisions, are found IN Close
proximity advantage TO such an ex-
tent not being found anywhere else On
thc Siaic. alter oar railway connection.
are completed. Come on. gentlemen.
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Tins PuRrNotoeicAL IourNAL AM
LIVE IfLv-rrArEn for May must suit
an classes of readers. 50 diversified i is
rcllin natter Beginning with an APP
preciative sketch Of Charles sumner
portrait accompanying The large pare-
are filed with other interesting subjects
viz: Conversation about Faces, or rum
ming analyses Of several distinguished
characters: Horse Physiognomv. with
i'lusimlions Are Troubles blessings IN
Di-guise2 IN Southern laiy's opinion 81
aHair~ down Soufh: the Latin aud Teu-
tonic Rgrcs ~ mn elaborate and learned
article ON the causes Of Germanic
growth; A Visit TO pcmpeii "a pleas
ing recital Of an incident OF travel ;
How to Govern and Train Children #
the mothers who read the Journal win
be grateful for this: A Real Gentleman
everybody should read II; Life in the
Deep sen - nm ELEGANT hit OF COMPOST
tion: etc. etc. Price. 80 cents: 81 90 d
year. Address :. Il. VIRUS, New York.
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thing uncertain, and everybody poor.
In this way II reduces the purchasing
power Of the entire South. The South
ern people have little money and no
credit, and the effect Of this paralysis on
Northern trade and industry ispcculiarly
depressing. We are told that the sales
In the New York market are practically
insignificant in comparison with what
they should be and what might reason
ably be expected. And the same may
be said Of the mercantile, manufacturing
and farming interests Of the whole West.
All are injuriouly affected by the polit-
ical disorders and social feuds and indus
trial depression at the South; and all
are interested in their speedy abatement.
SO long as The present unsettled condi-
ton Of the Southern States exists, 80
long will all Western interests especially
be unfavorablv affected. Our business
relations with the South are too closely
connected for one not I, feel any paral-
ysis that affects the other. II reconstruc-
tion is failure, as il Is generally admitted
to be, let something more reasonable and
practicable be adopted. But let us have
peace, not The peace Of despotism, but
that which springs from good govern
rent founded on intelligent freedom.
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LOTTSIAEA.

UDssssStsee - SereafU's Aalress 70
fhe Prestaeaf--Ae % ResWesfeS 70
WSskarssr TIE Feaerss Treeps
frsss fhe 2Sfe.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The following
has been telegraphed to the President:
ITO His Erceliency, U. =. Grant. President Of the
United ststes, washington, ID. C.;
"The COMMITTEES Of SEVENTY have the honor to In
form your Exceiency that % the second day Of this
month, at q general election holden In this State
under the auspices Of the acting Governor, VIM. p
Keliez, the Conservative party vas entirely sue
ces~ful and ui have In the next legislature clear
majority upon joint ballot II Is veil ascctained
fact that thousands Of colorcd fellow citiscns
voted the Conservative tichet We address you
now to make solemn but respectful protest against
the further occupation Of the state by military
forces, and TO request their withdr,val. with the
return Of our people 70 power we ran s.ure you
that the civil Law will become supreme, that its -
cred obligations will he reccgnissd both BY the
ruler and the ruled, and that there will be
ample protection guaranteed TO life and lib-
erty within our borders. Al present and for some
weeks past the state House has been gsrrisoned by
United states soldiers, and our city has presented
more the appearance Of a military post than Of
great commercial metropolis while the agricultural
interests cf the state have been greatly hindcrcd by
the operations Of part OF the army In the counary
parishes. The Returning Board is to meet on the
18th Of this month, for the purpose Of canvas-ing
and compiling the election returns and will he as
sembled in the state Hosse. We can not but con-
sder II extremely improper that the important civil
works with which the Board Is charged should he
executed In the midst Of the Of the Federal
Government. Inter gma siiea iso,s.
AT the commencement cf the new era, which
seems dawning upon our people, We wish TO assure
you and the people Of the United ststcs Of de
votion to the principles Of the Constitution and Of
our scadfast purpose to uphold the cause Of public
liberty and good government.
-. D. BRuss,
I'll. N. OepEs,
"B. =. JONAS,
"a. J. LEwB
"f. c. ZAcHAEK,
COMMITTEE /"
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We are reminded by the changing sea-
sons, that it is time to pause in our daily
vocations and offer thanks to Almighty
God for the mercies and abundance Of the
year, which is drawing to Close. The
blessings Of free Government continue
to be vouchsafed to us the earth has re-
sponded to the labor of the husbandman,
the land has been free from pcstilence, in
ternal order is being maintained, and
peace with other powers has prevailed.
1t is fitting that at stated periods we
should cease from our accustomed pur-
suits and from the turmoil Of our daily
lives, and unite in thankiulness for the
blessings of the past and in the cultiva-
tion of kindly feeling toward each other.
Now, therefore, recognizing these consid-
crations, I, Ulysses S. Grant, President
of the United States, do recommend 10 all
citizens to assemble in their respective
places of worship on Thursday, the 26th
day of November next, and express
their thanks for the mercy and favor Of
Almighty God, and, laying aside all
political contentious and all secular &C
cupations, to observe such a day as
day of praise. In witness whereof I
have hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the United States to be afrl
fixed. Done at the city Of Washington,
this the 9th day of October, 1874, and
of the independence Of the United
States the Goth.
[Signed,] U. $. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Sec'y. of State.
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Let Is Heal Der Tr0.stes sud Lssk
fer Prosperity.

so long as the Southern States are
ruled by negroes, and by the whites who
use the negeoes to rob the property hold
ers and direct Taxpayers, so long will
there be unrest, agitation, and outbreaks
in that section. 1t can not in the nature
Of things be otherwise. Ignorance and
rascality combined as a governing pow
er, are not promoters Of peace, content
ment and prosperity. Nor is the evil
confined to one section; all parts Of the
Union feel its malefc influence. The
Godn Age New York takes correct
view, and says that one cause OF the con-
tinued depression in trade Of all kinds is
that one-third Of the country is half par
sly1ed by political disorders, and social
ieuds, and industrial stagnation. Aud
that the result of this disorganized con
dtion Of things is exceedingly depressing
on business of all kinds. Ii diminishes
production, prevents enterprise, checks
industrial Developments, making every
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announced that !, 1877 knots Of cable had been

announced that :, ,ie7 knots Of cable had been
paid out.
srAIs.--A dispstch from Headaye says
the Carlists are throwing petroleum shells
into Irun. Nine houses have been burned,
and the town is much battered. Another
Dispatch states that the Government has i'm.
pressed all the steamers at ssntander 10
carry troops 10 Irun. CarIis,s report they
have repelled two sorties sf the garrison sf
Irus, and are taking measures IN intercept
forces coming TO the relief Of the town.
GENERAL Iona, with eight battalisns Of
Republics troops, 10 reinforcs The sarsisca
Of Irun, has reached that town. The Car.
list force besiesing Irun is fifteen hundred,
and the Ere is ssid 10 be irregular and insi.
fective.
LEcHER, chief editor Of the Press, has
been essmised about the publicstion in that
paper Of Won Arnim's dispatches. He re-
fused TO state from whom the dispatches
we're obtained.
THE dihiculty between China and Japan
has been smicsbly arranged. China agrees
10 ray an indemnity Of 500, 600 tsels, In con.
siderstion Of which the japanese troops are
to he Withdrawn from fcrmosa.
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Eeret9m

The cable Of the Direct Uaited States
Company, which parted and was lost, while
being laid by the faraday, has been picked
up by that vessel in latitude 80 degrees, 81
minutes, Longitude "a degrees 10 minutes, at
depth Of l,s7i fathoms. The cable is in
good condition.
IT is stated that the North German Goset,e
and the Germania viii be prosecuted for
prematurely publishing the indictment of
Kullman. The Gasotis will be also prosecuted
for publishing the Bulow. Arnim cores
pondence.
THE French Government has issued orders
expelling all Spaniards from frontier towns,
to prevent them from participating In the at
tack on Irun by Don Carlos. Five thousand
spaniards are to be sent 10 the relief Of Irun
by the spanish Government
THE Carlists have commenced the bonn
bardment of lrun. Non-combatants have
left Irun, en- mdSsS. The Carlists fire three
shots to one fired by the defenders Of the
town. Several persons have been wounded
| in the town Of Irun aud the fort, and one
killed. General Elio is in command OF the
besieging forces. Don Carlos ispresent with
his army.
SPAIS.-Gen. Jovellar has entered Teruel,
and the Csrlists are flying before him.
Large bodies Of insurgents have offered 10
surrender at Maestrazzo.
The bombardment Of Irun by the Carlists
is very weak. Thus far the troops in the
town have lost six killed and ten wounded.
The troops under Jovellar defeated the
| Carlists at Alboeaeer, killing many. One
hundred and fifty Carlists surrendered at
Estella.
! ApvIcEs from Cape Town 10 the iith Of
October, state that the gold fields were at
tracing more attention, and large nuggets
we're found daily. Crops throughout the
Colony were in good condition.
THE chief authorities Of the Church
have decided to hold a great International
Catholic Congress in London, with the OBJ
ject OF maintaining the doctrine Of Papal
infallibility, reasserting the temporal Ms well
as spiritual power, and proclaiming II as the
bounden duty Of all Christians 10 return TO
allegiance 10 Rome. ID is stated that this
determination Is the result Of direct instruc-
tons from the Vatican. and some OF the
highest dignitaries Of the Church will at
tend the Congress.
TuE Duke Of Abercorn has been elected
Grand Master Of ihe Free Masons Of Ire
land.
AT the request Of General Garribaldi
subscriptions for his relief have been sus
pended
THE sisters Of Tie Tichborne claimant have