The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-11-19

Carlos, is that his cause is utterly ruined and
his situation hopeless. el
The authorities OF Saville have Of p,
fered reward of $4,000 for the recovery OF N
Murillos great painting OF st. Anthony, stolen o.
from the cathedral of that city. n
The first attempt of the Prussian o
government TO have priests elected by their
Congregations has taken place at Sandsburg, c
and resulted in an utter failure. Only eleven il
persons offered to vote t
The Glaloss says thatithe government
has resolved to introduce system OF COM
pulsory elementary education. trial is to
be made at St. Petersburg Of the Berlin sys-
tenn, and it is thought that new schools will be
opened by the 18th inst.
The latest advices from Khiva say
there is compIat anarchy there, The Turko-
mans refuse to obey the Khan, who summoned
his council, which declared that the Mvan
autonomy was fiction, and that the aid OF
Russia was indispensable.
The loss of the Carlists in the en-
gagements near Irun, were heavy. They sue
ceeded in carrying off their guns. 1t is be-
lieved they will retreat to Estella, The gov
ernment has received intelligence that Gem
eral Lazenna has entered, lrun
Despite the governments measures IN
Asia Minor the famine continues. Tho hhe-
dive of Egypt sent corn to the distressed a,s-
trict. Baker, the American minister Phliip
Frances. the British consul general, and NJ
I,ebet. a French banker have formed relef
, committee. ..o,
The results of the late international
! conference at Brussels form the subject OF
n fresh negotiations between some OF the gov
d ernments represented thereat. Russia asks
s that the conclusions Of the conference be EN-
3 bodied in q regular treaty between the nations
II whose representatives signed the agreement
Z The Prussian court of Ratisbon re-
Gently fined the archbishop of omutz, AuStfia'
for illegally appointing priests in the frussian
mart of his diocese. The Austrian govern
is mont refused to surrender the archbishop Oh
at the demand of the Prussian authorizes loi
bis extradtion. The co1rt has accordihgl,
v. issued a warrant against him, and conhscateC
The text of tho Turkish dispatch Il
ie GERMANY. Russia and Austria, on the h'u
,es manian question, is published. The porte
compelled to ask whether, through this Tres
20. blow at the treaty of Paris, the day may nc
49,, come when human efforts will be powerless
atom the torrent let loose by the successive Viz
lations of trea,ies. 1t is stated the norther
H nowers will not support Turkey in her prop
'no co, that Roumapia must obtain the sanctlc
''0 of the pope before concluding collnlcfo'
-, treaties.
the An officer sent from Fort McPherso
oo' Nebraska, a fow days ago, by Gen. ord'
visit all sections of the grasshopper uie'fio'
pe- reports that he finds no cases OF ac'""i s''
ln- yation, but much suffering some oi VIII
ung has been partially relieved from various BOZ
pay cos Relief must be given or hundreds "
starye before winter is half over WITHIN
de- 1avs many will be without pound Oh u
on or lour. The present aid they are recel''
g. ia Int drop in the bucket. Unless the g
the erument aids them their alternative Is ioai
to contemplate.
ok The London Daily Telegram repe
hole tbo report of a Socialist conspiracy III hus
Ken and adds that three thousand persons,
is i'll Guiding many ladies, have been atfes'ou
commission has been appolntea W i''o'''s
Full the conspiracy the. exact object Oh "h0'
weeu st;u unknown, Several persons OF eAa
Tenty rank are Ead to Dc lhipilcaso" -
total Of money seems to have pooh "' .n0 N'Dp
.rred af tbo conspirators. The arrests since
discovery of the plot have been 30 nume
,per. that perfect reign OF terror eSls's III
wal, Petersburg. 1t was proposed that the p'
', .n shonld search every house in single hisi
~ ~ the The festivities of the lord mas
!, ,vore dov we're concluded with grand pahqu'
Gr;ldhall. In response to toas' W
a,,oor,s ministry, Disrael made speec
'' ,rh;cb be said The working classes OF u
up np,''' Dritain inherit rights and privileges no
oo'o" ,,ossessed by the nobility of other II
! tela- possesseu W Wv .h;,.or,, m;nisters
driven They hao ho io'i " r,'a, ,o,soosed the
Nv IN combine for and in the protectioh al
10 ,oroat NJ labor. Justice was pure anu II
living 'eross VI l ;maividnal classes. No one
py w. liable to be dragged unwillingiy iron
gently. ''' ,lovments II was not VIC
"hlte' IN, that nation possessed OF such PRIV
l. inc wished to preserve them. Under sucn ci
as fired -, ,,a, II IN be wondered at that the
0, kliieu inc classes we're conservative.
and ac- The chief authorities ..of the cl
,,oye decided to hold great ihternt
"eh' catholic congress in London, with the
sSeSs'oi - maintaining the doctrines OF papal
was aa- bitv asserting the pope's right TO 'o'
may ~ as well as spiritual power, aud the du'y
c,r;ot;ans TO retnrn to the allegiance OF
T. which oh,''',' ,,,;. determination is the rel
SViIis' direct instructions from tho vatican, all
'ru's of the highest dignitaries OF the cnul
IL uS WIFI attend the congress. Archoishop W.
in speech at Westminster, aoli''.'
roes en- aniritual influence greatly increased q
'posed to lost his temporalities. II arbitra'oh
|, for the to supersede war; the pope woaiu l pe v
ornins of nossible authorized arbitrator Inc
% give up world, he added was threatened VIZ WIZ
taking ei- troversy on all DEGREES OF inc ooou
ing, made "orrci There was undoubtedly app
ono Of the mightiest contests the
70 with world had ever seen, Therefore
brain and ossary to fearlessly assert throuSn
nres. of England the popes nights
pretensions to worldwide aneS''''''